28 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c51ee8aca9abc333bb8bd4763b552d8d.pdf 969bf93c5591cc5f1e2d0a9462eb0bb8 PDF Text Text IT 4B—EvenIngHprald,SanforrJpI ; 'r: ILC VI.)IUP4 - AND HIGHLIG 1c LIIIIV(j5 I- — i .._. g IN THE cIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR• CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOP WA. I I:)EOI:)L...E Thursday J 600 Sues Over Magazine Story NEW YORK IAI Novelist Gore Vidal IS SU1 Truman Capote. Playgirl Magazine and writer Richard Zoerink for 11 million. Vidal charges he was libeled in an article which said he got drunk at the Kennedy Vhite 730 -iiirir1 "iiict •.. ,.....h..i i...... i... .L_ .i..------Uj' XII W J"' '""'(',i . T11[ASURE HUNT and threw him into Pennsylvania Avenue" after \'idal 6 WONDERF1I WORLD "got drunk and insulted Jackie's mother whom he had OF MAGIC never met before in his life." 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 800 2 2 NGCMOVIE"Jarne. ctean ait of A Friend w. TSQV 'i ' WASIIING1DN lAP) First Lady Betty Ford, who once belonged to four parent-teacher associations at the same time, has accipted a lifetime membership in the nationwide Congress of Parents and Teachers, .'ddressing a PTA tegislativc curiference Wiesay Mrs. Ford said of the Pr'ldent and herself: "We both benefited from the PTA, because we believe you don't just send children off to school, you have to go with them and share their world." 1 00 2 12 TOMORROW 1:30 4' LATE NEWS W4hamPastsdramaiizatxyof 145 9 DAiLY WORD the txief career of his friend, James Dean. Urn actor 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL dx1Pn1955at24,&1orstatti,ig lust tt'ireo 1ms. 4 SUNRISE SEMESTER: - Fri.) RXNG J,(J fl-E INDIV1DUAL(rues) CRACKERBARREL (A) Thus) WHY' (A) amodranngofatij Grari'na Walton (Ellen Corby) flndthoflSStotSH0f0 Kloob, Mary Jackson) Into a lOS ANGELES AP — James Brolin plans to quit his costarring role as Or, Steve Kiley in the "Marcus Welby" television series when the current season ends, business associates of the actor say, Brolin, who also plays Clark Gable In the movie "Gable and Lombard," has filed suit against Universal Studios to et out of his contract to them. Universal produced both the "Marcus Welby" series and "Gable and Lombard," Bi-olin told the Los Angeles Times he wants out of "Welby" because he wasn't being taken seriously as an actor. Susan Ford Now A Model — WASHINGTON AP President Ford's 18-year-old daughter, Susan, is working In Florida this week as a fashion model for an article in Family Circle Magazine. Press Secretary Sheila Rabb Weidcnfield declined to reveal Miss Ford's salary b4t said she Is being paid "the going model's rate." tt4it Ini-,.I wgnt In Piirn Pots4i ih.r,4r.t, £7-4a4I $ U1UV ailu ia V*L?V'..IVU to return to Washington by the end of the week. Mrs. Weidenfield said the story will focus on outdoor living and summer clothes. Southeast Asia Tour 610 2: SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 SUNSHINE iftc 625 '2 (Man) 'Wth This Ring." (Tuos. Thiss, Fri.) "Joarvw' 6' 0 (1) THE WAY IT WAS 1954 World Series BetI CfltS VS Indi,jf' 9 WLCOMEBACKKOT. 4 I) 4 ' pEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARDS: Variety arid oriterlairwnont special in which thu nahons favorite per- - 2 ohosts. Live, Santa P$4arvca. P gnAr.A I.IIMPIIn Umluvlø tAPi — 2 4 505 as MACHINE E) (Man) WORLD PRESS 730, local newS) (A) Wed, Thiss) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (R) (Fri.) BOOK BEAT IA) 9 0000 MORNING AMEAICA . anractoo TO U0905 &'fl fli(tIAiliV rTi'Jc, and lawjers ._- NeLsen A. Rockefeller will make a tour of Malaysia and (Tue's., -A A. ' - CA PTA I N 1230 MV AD CE 2' 1 Thailand, in March, according to Malaysian officials. Theyadded Wednesday that detall.swere being worked . 'mnosti.t'g, €D BASXETBALL:Livo,Netro . RDC** CMAI I T1.AT1I _______ p r I The / _______ Everday People" B!r.J.c-rr M pubic " - ' or • 9' tta,,nyo U takn C(sv0 and hi's life Airs rv"iiiro ,,r aansiagaaaa '.S'Vfl 19'J 1Yl,U,iiYium pjy pjng a "..# ce him j,, __ CLUB • - %' ' ,[ - -t a i'.. - • / : V ____ '' , ' ' ' .' - . - Connell, arrested at his . a.., \--i. CHILDREN (-.4n_U4 . -.-. -.. ______ -. . .- t. ' . CR1 PPLED . ._- .. - .. ., WV '. .. '- '.-'. . - "i . . ' "— identify firt three shots with a no contest to conspiracy, a pistol and salk away from the misdemeanor punishable by car one year In jail and-or 1 OiO Lewis told the 12-member fine, jun that he shot Williams but Thomas Ward Myers Jr, 31 secondegree murder in the that it was in selfefense. He — owner of a Cotan TranDec. 1 pistol slaying of his said Williams had come to his srnission Center franchise un girlfriend's husband, 3year. house a half hour earlier and U.S. 17-92, Fern Park — and two old James Lee 1ams. after aimed a gun at him. when nearly six hours jury Williarnc drove on in hI tI .tnhn deliberation at the end of the the dirt street he said, "Don't Orlando, were arrested after a three(ia)' trial before Circuit walk away from me. I'm going three-month probe by' Court Judge Robert B. to kill you." authorities cooperating with McGregor Lewis said Williams reached Cottman Transmission Systei McGregor adjudicated Lewis between his legs and under the Inc., PhiladeIia, Pa, guilty and con%jcted and or dri',er s seat and that he As part of the negotiated dered him held in Jail pending pantc)"ed tnd shot Williams pleas }krrtng s office dropped completion of a pre-sentence Mrs Mattie Williams ad- three Idony grand larceny Investigation and set sen mitteti under oath that she had counts against ea' h of the three Lencing for April fl Levis been going out with Lewis for uWendants and advised th could receii,e up to life tin about nine months and that court that restitution of W9 prisonment nl-1e had denied this to her angry state agents paid for bogus Williams was killed as he sat husband earlier on Dcc, 1. repairs to three autos is an ,. -' . --' .. '-. - I)e%onshtresubdiisionhoiiwat 10 20 p m Thursday by three ut> police officers sas booked Into the city Jail IC - consti- uction -- -- ,; _'l ,,. ,. '- - PAPER ' ,,, - - --' --_-- .- ' . '- - - .... -r r W, "-rr, Funds collected will he used to support Shrine Crippled and Burns Hospitals throughout the nation, auto at the intersection of trial this week, three men Judge McGregor allowed the Local Shriners getting ready to peddle their paperl include (from kft Ernest Cowley. sale chairman Midway Avenue and Water charged with grand larceny and men to remain free on SA I. E L=;x $1,000 structed hIm to make no statements concerning the incident. She said the charges were filed against her husband, serving the setxmd year of a two-year term on the governing txdy, by Pat -n1man Ronald I Seal) Arihur H aeckwilh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court - :- - __ _'z:- , fO(ef)Qflth,It lay 01' March - --. [ saul today'. Mrs. Conr.ell said her sal,- ! t". hi;ht't and best ' ,..,,, ........' - -ndr1tased On iS Own rtognhzance after his attorney c'" - $,j officlai ltd photographed CI L__ - g, . - President John - —) • 9 Vote On Marc Shepard and Ed Turner. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent .i.&..*i.L$2_' case involving alleged repairs of pro-sentence investigations he saw a man, who he couldn't to auto tra mksiofts pleaded and set sentencing for April . • ' - - -z An eyewitness testified that t 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FCR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO. 74-223I-CAo9.D GOVERNMENT NATIONAL. MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a I1 (Orporation, etc Plaintiff, vi. CARLTON DUNNING, and AR CHIE DUNNING, a k a Lavonia Dunrtin, hs wilt. Defeod.ir,?s. NOTICE OF SALE Notice Ii hereby given that pur Suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo%ure entered on the 16th day Of February, 1976, by the above entitled Court In the above ttyled cause, the underSigned Clerk of the abovi entitled Court or any 'of his duty luthor lied deputies will sell the Property Situated In Seminol County, Florida, described as foil*t: Lot 30 cad that part of Lot 31, OAKLAND HILLS, deScribed at lot lows Beginning at a point on the cuive of the East rigPitof way line 01 Encino Wa1' at the interdIon with the' iCtilhe'rly Iin of Lot 30, thence SOQth 6$ degrees SO minutes 7* Seconds East along the Southerly I,r of Lot for a distance 01135 07 fert, thence North 64 degrees 37 minut 3$ seconds West for a ("stance 01105.99 feet; thence Nc-.'ih 61 degrees 37 mInutes 35 Seconds West for a distanc, of 105.99 fee't; thence Plorm SI degrees SO mInute 35 tecond West for a distance of ?9 U feet to I Pie point f beginning, accordIng to the Plat therco', Cordit' In Put ocf "I)", Page '-I. Seminoiø County, Floridm at Public sale to the hghejt aid best b1dder fr a%h at I1: AM • In the forenoon n the 2nd day of March, 1976, .1, the WeI duor of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. DONE AiD ORDERED at San ford, Seminole County, Stale of Florida, thIs 16th day of February, 1916. (Seat) l Ph, 323.9262 Sanford Fundina River Aut orit .- ,4.jji F ,r,:;r? oi.mfjgMuc th11811xee ' The Sandbar NIGHTCLUB PUTTING 0lIY(.I LAST KILLER FORCE £THEDIrTGANG TNEATI( NIGHT I' THIS COUPON GOOD I FOR TWO BIG SHEFS' 's -.1 .. 'lIFE" INTO '/' \ SANFORD'S NIGHTIIFE! — — LISTEN'N - .DANCIN. . I. Join in Fun, MON. TIIRU SAT LADIES NIlE WEDS, DRINKS, HALF PRICE 'fappylfo',r 4pm 6pm .FREE hors d'oeuvres __ FOR99CI 0 ;I Th area's most popular place the jlace to meet and Qre't .Il locals and vs%iIoq Hear, ire. enjoy NASHVILLE SOUND From Music City U.S.A. ha' great fun toflilt'! ,m. tIll 7 a m TOP ENTERTAINME,4T Dine In RELAXED Confort At S.. / '.' .. I I Offer valid through February 29,1976 at parluclpating Burger (Met' Restaurants - - I',!i.. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ONE $39S/ FUNMEAL AT79C I . , .,, , 4 -SAL ., crier valid tttrough Fetunry29, 1976 at parliclting Burgsr Chef' Restaurants O1" jv Joe WaRQn Magic At Piano Orgen i I — $0 , LA CAPTr, PIFP4U, TO II pm. ' . . . RIVER ROOM ' $ " '- MEMORY.MAKE$ , Tj UISJ 9W L 1$ $wa $ S STSaIit; , ( ____ Arthur H. BeCkwit, Jr. levk of tht Circuit Coon By: Martha T. VihIen Deputy Clerk GRA's', ADAMS. HARRIS & ROBINSON, P,A U,' Rich.- H. Ac'am, Jr al East RObifl$ Street P.O Bo* X'4 Orla,,iJ.), FlorIda 31107 Attorney for Plaint itt PubIitj' Ftb. 19, $976 DEW 101 CANDICE RIALSON, MARY )RONOV, RITA GEORGE, JEFFREY KRAMER __fi 1 To,z ih tMIMI't I Sheraton"Sanford EASY TO REACH AT 1.4 ai.d ROUTE 46--SANFORD PH. 322.400 flIVATC UTVNUflSS 1 ___ SUNDAYS FREE SWAPSHOP 'Tj* MARKET IA.M ,spu = .- '-..... - -' - , '. !Z* '_ i' ;itrolman Terry' Baker and .-.- . - =_=,.=- ... . JA(.QUEI,INF: DOWL) She said the officers Insisted audience "We cannot hose Authority over the head- be just another paper.shulflir,g what we're talking about doing state did was try to stimulate impurities, Herald Staff Writer that Connell leave his sickbed another day'." waters was originally' bureaucracy that does — preserving something money development by giving away to be taken to jail. The St. Jcihns District does scheduled to be transfered from nothing," Mrs. Auth said. "So can't buy," she said. But much of the iiiarsh has the lowlands. A plea for public support of a riot have Mrs Connell said her authority over the the Flood Control District to the why keep the doors open?" been destroyed by husbnd had been out of to iIIC t. iOiuiS AStTk s now March 9 referendum to fund the headwaters of Florida's largest St Johns District last July but Mrs Auth and her colleagues "For ever>' mile a! railroad agriculturalists, developers on business Wednesday and e tom1 and Johns Water Management river, which runs almost 300 the plan was delayed when do not expect the referendum to the track laid, you got 10 square and industrialists tAho drained Thursdat' 'he s'uid he cut his District through ad valoremn miles from Its beginning in lawyers discovered that the pass. "We're coming out of a if miles, Mrs. Auth sat . , or usan o acres an stab. trip short returninghomeearly taxes was the theme of the Indian River County' to its wording of the transfer recession, unemployment is reierenuumn iaiis, v , reveRe , in ) u ,square in4 'the $16 eery , . 'o draid aencie5liketheDenmentof • l'hursday evening ill with the inse mouth In Jacksonvilie, or )ts documents would also take the high,"she said. "Nobody wants a you got another one free. And Transportation, which built Trouble,"ascminareyarnining largest • mi Ion I S S air flu 'irid went to the d0c,or tributary, UL,S the powerofraisingllloney through new taxes." pcapledidn'trealize t.hatif you roads across the lowlands and the problems of Seminole Okiawaha , necessary. morn4n. ad valor-em taxes away (toni pull a string in nature, you're cut off the flow of water, There She said the St. Johns District She saId when arrested County's two ma 1or rivers Flood Con ro. ict is going to find it's attached to the are also thou.sands of acres of Th St J hns [u The headwaters and the St. Johns and the Wekiva Connell was running a ternwould levy much less than the .tr in' to solve uiroblems bei!un rest of the world." state.owned land that have Okiawaha arc now cuntrolled Now the transfer has been one mill the referendum would perature of 102. Jeannine Auth, " been drained and now sit idle. Fl ad- by the Southern and Central delayed until December — but allow, To raise the $1.6 million The lowlands, people Mrs. Connell said the charges minLtrative assistant for the florida Flood Control came a st te, ri.: U sat d District, will be delayed even longer if needed next year, Mrs. Auth discovered later, served a real "I'm not pointing a finger at stemmed from an incident at St. Johns District and opening which, Mrs. Auth said, was the rferendum fails, said, the owner of a house In those days, the Florida purpose. As the river meanagriculture, industry, or the home of Mr. and Mrs. speaker for the seminar established in 1949 to control "If that happens I, as a state assessed at $,(W)0 would pay peninsula dered thi'ough miles of was more than marsh developers," Mrs. Auth said, n l.inton King of 310 E. Church sponsored by Seminole Corn- floods not to protect the employe, will stand up and say less than $2.50. million acres of wilderness and and swamp, the plants filtered "I'm Just saying we've got a Ave. on I"eb. 3. munity College, told the environment. theSt. Johns District is going to "I think that's darn cheap for one of the first things the new out nutrients, sediment and cumulative problem." Connell was called to the King home by' Mrs. King after a • series of incidents in which IVI 3 their home had heen ________________________ - - - T, ' . -- - - , , " -: ',J.. "." ' .a.. ,; . . ... s -. , - , - 4- , '-.5 4' i, Jti i) iI.4,_,r,,1,,, -- '! "; 'i.'- c " ,4. ' ,? , . 2':c :: - I?j;y ;j - r-y- _ $TV , - . iot 1 k13, - . -.-.,. .- ' ; ,T 'JI. - '' ' ' ' '' 4.. ,,' - .1. Mrs. King et the time, told a story of harassments by' a neighborhood man and refusals Li>' the city' police to take action until after onnell wa. called for assistance in early November. I - - "• .. - . •'1 . - ''".':; ..p . '- - - . '.' ' ' s—" . .. . ' . ' ' ' . . l)Iru'c tar Douglas Keller, at a December council meeting, said that Connell had been obstructing police officers in performing their duties and denied Connell's contert ion the police department wa.s keeping a file vfl the official. - '- S . ..... . , ' . .- -S i: - _______ . . -. i; . '_ I , ', - _____ ..-_ ., t.iL4 / - / I .r ' _________ ,. ' :- ( -- - - - ___________ J * -- Ij ' . . Longwood Councilman ('rerard Contwll is afalited by Sgl. Robert Partain from a couch In the police department waiting room u the city ecficial wailed to be picked up and taken home by his wife alter his arrest Thursday cight on charges of obstructing police. .=... .- .:' -: -: --- i= .'-=-- - .5... Burke Thursday aftern.i 0 at a restaurant at SR-436 and Howell Branch Road, according to count>' jail records. manslaughter in the Jan. 23 Sheriff John Polk said the death of his wife. investigation into Mrs. Burke's Michael Patrick Burke, of death began Jan. 23 when 1013 I)unraven Drive, is at'- ambulance attendants cuseil of inflicting head wounds responding to the apartmeo and injuring Mrs. Judy Ann reported her death. Deputy John I. Poole Burke two days before she died reçortrd that Mrs. Burke's itt their residence at a south hit' mYllflinating coiiiillittt'e ;ill present the following slabof officers for consideration Robert Brunner, Rolling Hills, president; Tom Kanelhis, Apple Valley, first vice president; Jerr Sttinelker, Woodlan(Ls second 'ice president ' \'' .- 9 r. ' . .'i.r' o . . ' i 'i'-vu '5,,. 5, - . "A(, bj - '.4 "p4?"v"? *. ' ,,4",. .r' ' 4-ikf't.i " ' 'S r . ' , . .---.. :'-. =='_=. .5- i" ' "- ' '.''i' Sheriff's deputies Identified Burke as a pressman for an Orlando newspaper and said the couple has two children, ages !'ur fl1UI1U and four ..... .. Burke and his wife "had been involved in a conirontat ion during the past few days" aod Mrs. Burke had been thrown ''Into the wall of the apart. mnent." An interim grand jury report, released Thursday afternoo,, stated that the grand jury a1a considered the alleged shooting of Horace Lee Davis, 21, of Oviedo, by Oviedo reserve police olficer Robert Merchant. oti Feb. 1. years. The grand jury' indictment was returned Wednesday and ordered sealed by CircuIt Court Judge Kenneth Leffler until Burke was arrested. hertff's t)etective Sgt. William hogan, investigating offtcer in the case, arrested count -- .. . - 1-'' - ; - - =..--.-==- - --=5 --. 5=-... -. -ss. :... '',, s'ç '4 =5=S.s--.- S-.S. . 555=.-. :-5= ; --S--':' - -. tL,I ' ' s . i5 adt.'' '" - ,s -i 4p' J'Jt '!i-: .V" ,. ' -'-' ' . 'i..: s'. '- ________ r ,-i. 14 -' ' /.t' ' '-'m% - - 's" '.'. , t"4't ç-'z ; '. ¶:'t"y .?:,I ' --. V . '' ' :!",'.' .',. '(Jr. ,"- - '.-' 44=' %. _ I, .: ..,',,',, '.., i' '-?kT-': - - -' t "- -: r- -: . , !_, - ,-, -- ... • ' :-"' L,j -- C' - -. £ '4'"1" I'l, (/;- ___ ___ ",' - i '\;'-""i ' 1IJ brother, Steven S. Lynch, was at the scene and told him that Seminole apartment complex. The program for th meeting iIl lx a debate beReen Clirk of the Circuit (ourt Arthur H lleckwith Jr. an Count>' ('ommlssioner Harry Kwiatkuwski Ofl the (IUI.'.Stlofl 011 the March 9 ballot of splitting the duties of the clerk's office to permit the appointment of a comptroller by the ('onilliIssIon. ," 8-year-oId south Seminole tnan was held in lieu of $8,(.)O 1-. oil at county' jal? today on a .r.cid jury indictment charging itie Sciiiinole County Icague of Civic AssOcI2tIonS will hold its annual election of officers at 8 p.rii. Monday at the First Federal Savings arid Loan Association conference room, 436, Altarnonte Springs. sit - ' ' fits S. ' , .\ I , - ' Mrs. Or-a Jones, mother of ('harles Jones, , of E. Warren Strct appeared before the city' council n recent weeks say'ing her son had been charged with the firebrmbing and that because of publicity' in the case Jones cannot gtt a faIr trial in Seminole County Jones' trial 13 schedukd for Manh 8 in circuit C(h rt In His Wife ' s Death C)ff ' (-I i'.'.,; ," I" .,,,.e '4 1-$,.'i ''e .' County Man Charged To Elect ____ _- ' - ! 4,,.jq "4 '-.. ' - p4'- ,, 4.1.,'y,t..j" ,,r LIP. ,' r ________ ' and gunshots been fired into the frwne house on three separate occasions, t,, , - . ______ ,j ,,I.,..' - Publi ..•-....-' r , , ___ .': ':',, Reserve Officer Glen Scott. 205 N, Palmetto Ave. "-s -_ h DEW cil m _-- . . '"".,$, :'' I 'L ' u1 1 - , I "willfully obstructing and opposing a adit'e officer in the line of his duty by' entering into a crime b scene area, a first degree riusderneanor OPen 11 a.m.-2a.m. Daily EXCØP?SU Trench 'S . . By BOB LI O I) herald 'taf I Writer ,\ circuit court jury late Thursday found Ronnie James t.eis 19, of Midsay guilty of c. - — - UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT PJ) - IA)\(1W000 — City CouncilmanGerardConnell'strialjn iiiunicipal court has been set by ('ity' Judge Gene H, Stephenson and appurtenance's, im provemenl . 1'OAST uhanynad .%Ji is fixturt' ' . ' IIi raid Staff rlter follows: LOtS 11, 13, 15, 16,1 17; Lots $3, 11, $5, $6. $7 6. $9; Lots lOb, 107, $ 109; Lots 124. 125, 126, 127 & 171, HOWELL. ESTATES SUBDIVISION REPLAT. according to the plat thereof recorded In Plat Book ii. Page's 17 and 4, of the Public Records of Seminole County. Flor4, TOGETHER with all structures ana 'flpiovemtntt on said land and 12 MAGNIFICENT MARBLE 121 TOOAY (Local news at 725 arid 825) 4 6. CBS NEWS: (Ch 4, (1 SESAME STREET a ltvSgo to lute oil a -- LflUflTv 11&iYIll* ,I.I,,IhA Guilty Lewis Found M.. It', EJO"I\A ESTI.,'i NOTICE OF SALE I0 ';t,' .'._,: S I a ted .o?ce is hereby given that put suant to a Final Judgment of ForeclOSure entered on the 17th day of February, 1976, by the above cntitlt'd Court in the above styled cause, the undersigned Clerk of the above entitled Court or any of his duly authorized deputies will sell the property situated in Seminole 4 H. Connell INTERVEST, INC.. a Florida Corporation, et at. Defendantt 9' EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH €1) ADOAMS FAMILY 4.30 MIKE DOUGLAS SHCM' 6 MERV GRIFFiN SHOW 0 W SESAME STREET .91 THE FBI (A) Prcx1 beICYW ; . ' ' s. HARTMAN 9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST- Jority Leader Thomas P. earlier, the Commission held a special facilities and street paving, Department of Commerce to t' House voted to override bY 319 riieeting to Two Republican-sponsored O'Neill Jr., DMass., when told 'lobs to uefl) tz1s emergency alu WI discuss the public set aside to 98, a margin of 41 Votes, funds for Sanford," biLls offered as alternatives to the Senate had fallen short of Robert Strauss, chairman of that some senators works bill. City Manager W.E. succumbed Paulucci said the bill was Paulucci's comment after the vetoed measure would pro- overriding Ford's veto, 63 to 35. the Democratic In Sanford, the presidential Knowles was directed to work provided funds for areas where the city commission voted National Corn. to the administration's cainride aid when the unemployFord got the news ca board mittee, had termed the struggle paign to frustrate the expressed llowes'cr, an override of the to get the county designated an cent, adding that he understood under the Economic per veto had been anticipated, cent and the aid would go to Paign swing through New during a meeting with several hopes of economically distressed area unemployment in the Sanford Development Administration, localities where the rate was Hampshire. He was described big city mayors and Democrat- ment." state and Iccal govern- 1. AMBER, .1. C. TYLER, JR., JOHN D. UIBLE and JOHN H. ROGERS, not individually but as all of the currently elected and ,icln Trustees of GUARDIAN MOP TGAGE INVESTORS, a Massachuetts Uusln.'ts Trust, Plaintiffs, 4 00 '2 IRONSIDE 6' MARY HAR MAN. MARY 1200 Jeno Paulut'ci, a prominent under the criteria of th area was ctnsklerably higher But thoc fund,s are nut Lu be above ó per cent. The national as "elated" and claimed a rx- Ic Senators on Wednesday and . iiiffllu,i dollar wjntiiaii to S'$ltor(l property owner who, Economic Development than that. made available, rate in January was 7.8 per litical victory over the Demo- had warned that "If we can't finance the building of a new since l)ecernber, has been Admirjstralion, Paulucci also said, in apIn Washington, congressional cent. city hall and other development urging the Sanford City crats. beat him (Ford) on this, we are p;u !or the funds, city and t)emoc-rats aj- e trying to figure . The cost of one bill was estiH c'illed the lobs bill "dec. in big trouble," when President Ford's vetoed Economic l)evelopment put Sanford UI lIne for publIc redevelopment plan drawn up measure they can offer, 1,l billion public-works jobs Administration grants, warned works monies that could have by Hans G, Tanzlcr, mayor of and would provide funds Sanford's Downtown of ' the worst There were plans in Congress (or community development in bill was upheld by the U.S. that President Ford was cx- helped finance construction of a Development Corp. (DDC). Jacksonville, Fla., and presiSenate. to seek a compromise jobs those areas of high unempected to veto the bill, HR 5247, flC (it) hall, as e1l as other dent of the National League of ' 1 ii it' , . .. i i iXiICC Ii projects including low-cost nlovuient ifliOru puts ,mPcItre 'inc'udf ii talk of "ivDemocratic leaders were Cities, which had lobbied hard I he Senate fell three votes 0 chocked b" the defeat of the aa Lont,ress as CXC(.iCu housin' recreational hcilities together a plan and we can set ing quick consideration to other i-'ti short of overritling the veto, 63 toUi override It. "This is really a bitter disci ior toe ulii, sauIiIllS organe 1 h the' I' d job-creatin •h' regional detention facilities, up a liaison ri Washington, we pe nuing to appointment," said house Ma.ation was "Profound1yr. (in Feb. ', the Sanford CIty regional sewage treatment might wel: influence the lcgislttion. A few hours IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE tIO. 7S•2409.CA-O9A GORDON A TAYLOR, CHUR CHILL &. CAREY, JR., EUGENE W ROCKY AND FRrL)s. Afternoon (I.F) Otid Hof'WUOd Archerd Ore I'5l Nm' 9. THE STREETS OF FRANCISCOguosts. Sno (P< Man) Set 4 Sanford's huj' ui a toulti. DEW 100 UNDERDOG Falls Short ye rrid e Try 0 Ford Veto Kills Hope For Sanford Windfa VA? DEN BERG. GAY 4.' 6 ALL IN THE FAMIL', (A) I GENERAL HOSPITAL ()A BIT WITH KNIT (Wed) WOMAN ALIVE W THE MOTHERS IN LAW 330 f4! 6MATCHGAME 49 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 11:55 6 CBS NEWS Se nate & BURKE, PA. Attorneys for the Plaintiff Post Office Box 793 Orlando, Florida 32*02 Publi,J'i: Feb. 19, 1916 2 2 ANOTHER JRLD Thiss.) NOVA(fl)(Fn ) KUP S SHOW (A) 300 "CAD.RASCOLENOAS 12 HINEIGOR 650 4 NEWS 655 2 DEVOTIONAL 6 58 12 PAUL HARVEY n-t D (MiYi) ERICA (fl; (Tuj A 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) €t) (b'i, Wed., Fn.) ALEGRE" (Tues., Thurs) 638 12 LIVING WORDS €L) ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES €1) THE LONE RANGER :9:THENE,GNBORS S0U.FtES FARM AND HOME 12 NEWS SOUNOSTAGE (A) (Wed) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING Sanford, Florida 32771—PrIce 10 Cents Defendants on the Ith day of March, 1976. at 11:00 am. at IM weSt front door of the Courthouse ot Seminole County. at Sanford. Florida the undersigned Clerk will o4lec for sale the lottowinQ cescribed real property Lot 59, THE COLONNADES. THIRD SECTION, according tO the PIat the'eof as recorded In PIa? nook lb. Page 53. Public RecOrds o Seminole County, Florida. together with all structures, Im. piovcments. fi*ture5, appliances, nn taid land or used In conjunction therewith. Tnt' aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment en. tered In Civil No 157513CA09E now pending in the Circuit Court of the Eihteenlh Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County. Florida DATED tht5 16th day of February, 1976 (Seat) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of tnt Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihien Deputy Clerk 9 RHYME ANDREASON 200 .9) $20,000 PYRAMID 2:30 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THEGUIDNGLIGHT DRIVE 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 1130 12 2 HOLLYWOOD 630 4 PASTORS STUDY 6' SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 635 S!ars u' Iiouston 830 ''MILlER. Hap tOflS9ilf lfldIidO Wntwtth arrest of a oosstioy at amasagoparkxandanold I3dy wto mugs men LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS 857 2 12 NBCNEWSUPOATE 9-00 0 68th Year, No. 156—Friday. February 20, 1976 NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that TURNS MERCE MEMBERSHIP (Wo1)ProstnEduia,on" 9 DAILY WO TEA €1) BASKETBALL.: CollogeM DANNY NEWKIRK, wilt'. 5:30 2 a CIVIL NC) FEDERAL NATIONAL. MOP TGAGE AS Soc tAll ON. plantif I, 1 30 2 12 DAYSOFOURUvEs :4: (6 AS THE WORLD 4 PHIL DONAHUE *4OW 6 (T,os. only) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: sian today orgy witti guests Bany Newman, Nataiiu Cole. W SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 1000 2 12 CE L E B RI T Y SWEEPSI AXES 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 12: HIGH ROLLERS 14 PRICE IS RIGHT €D 700 CLUB 11.00 2. 12 WHEEl. OF FORTUNE 6 GAMBIT: Preempted Tuos., 5(ie below '6 (Tuos orfy) ORLANDO CHAMBER OF COM. 600 9; (Jo1y)ABcAFrERSCHOOL SPECIAL: P one Dads Now Wfo' Lance WXi i<,sty stat trithostoryol tIotraumaa 13 year old 9itf tacos moeting hot lathots ifo hot jun.or high math toachot. €1) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (BAW) 500 2 ADAM 12 €1) LASSIE r......... ;.. ..... =;;z; NEIGHBORH000 Frid ay the role Costars: Michael Bran. don. Meg Foster, Candy and Dane Clark. Jayno Meadows 4 THE WALTONS: The house by the county sei4s Brolin To Quit 'Welby' 1935 , -MHV GRIFEN S'iC7vV €1.) MISTER ROGERS' ....,,..a" i__... Franciscu Stats. Betty Ford Honored By PTA TOMORROW 9 ALl MY CHILDREN ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2 J 12) NBC NEWS 1 :UU 2 t12 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 8i NEWS 9 RYANS HOPE €1) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING MOVIE: (Pn) 'AIlacIC r inc. Eddie Aiborl. 1956 (Tuog) Pati 83Th (Wod) "A Kiss in the DatIt" Jane Wyman, David 1949 (Thus) 'nun tcx Uo Sun" Richatd Wkknark, .i Greet. 1956. (Fri.) "The Green Glovo. Gem Ford, 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 GAMBIT 6 MIKE (JJQA 6 (Tueg. oy) ot•oo AREA CHAMBER OF C0M MEACE UFURERSHIP DRIVE 9 MOVE.(Mon)"Fcwmoso p •i Damn, Parnola litton 1964. (Tuos) "Tho Ycxin Ooc1s.' Ben Gazzara, Frodonc atct (B&W 1961. (Wed ) "Coromo viy." Laisonce Harvey, Sara Miles. 1964. 'itish. (Thin.) 'High Mrid in j.'• Mthon nn, James Cotxzn 1965. (Fri) 'iop Hat" Fred Astiwo, Ginger Rngers (B&W) series cii Grand Prix races, stoçng at nothing to win 1966. 9 WIDE WORLD MYSTERY: Mawx Miko conI1 slOtS .D ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 1230 9 WIDE WORLD MYS- Kilter WIaio: 12 TARZAN €t) INTERCOM 24 €n sran TREK Manhattan, V.dal said the September 1975 article in Playgirl held him up to "public contempt," In the article, Capote was quoted as saying that Robert Kennedy, Harvarc t'istnrian Arthur Schlesinger and a VnIs,t,t1 4 wiio%o.00i in State Supreme Court in MING 1100 2 4 6 9 :12 NEWS €L) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU W 700 ClUB 1130 2 2) TONIGHT 6 CBS MOViE: '(ai Pnx James Garner, Eva 6 9 NEWS 0 eu AS wi Evs €1) MY FAVORITE MAflTIAN 630 2 12 NBC N 4 6 CBS NEWS 9 ABC NEWS €1) RIN TiN TIN 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 6 CONCENTRATiON Novelist Gore Vidal In papers filed Wednesday w ouc Evening 2 1030 iu.: , J ___ - ______ ____ t'_.;".- "M " ___ �- - --- -- - .h.k 1 2A_Evenrnq era. !I!td!!. -- — , F1974 Mauana Pos!ess!cn Charges Legal Notice ____I ._I &i,! eui IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ,. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FLORIDA. Notice of Public Hearing CIVIL ACTION NO. 75The Board of Courltt Cnm milsioners of Scmnoie Cc'nty. 7S2$.CA04r Sheriffs deputies arrested Florida, will hold a public hearing to In RC: Tb. MarriaQe of Bennett said there no metal object was a hand DeputyJlmnnlbbardreporteij consider the following iteii BETTY JEAN PHELPS. live Sanford teenagers on apparent connection between grenade. Deputy Petitioner Marty that a $170 citizens band radio A: PUBLIC HEARING FOR Many marijuana rossesslon the five teenagers in the ZONING and OF auto Laflruciano said the grenade was stolen when the auto of CHANGE JAY RICHARD PHELPS charges and seized up. and the marijuana plants found was carefully removed and former Seminole County REGULATIONS Respondent 1 DEAN .1. OAKLEY. A.I proximately 35 marIjuana growing in the wooded area, NOTICE OF ACTION carried to the department's constable Jack 1,. Bushor was AGRICULTURE TO C.) RETAIL plants in separate incidents Arrest Made small arms firing range where burglarized at his 10107 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. P1(34- O JAY RICHARD PHELPS Thursday right. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN In other arrests, Horace Leon the grenade fusing mechanism Durango Way residence In 7$)) Begin at a point SOSU feet North of the SW corner of the SE 4 You are hefeby nOtifd that Deputy J. F. Bennett and Stokes, 19, of )36 McCarthy was shot off, oISW'4otSection2$?130,Seminote Peiitioner.BETTY JEAN PHELPS south Seminole. other uniform officers Ave.,Sanford, was jailed In lieu Petilion County, Florida; thence continue hat filed a I There was no explosion but Ilibbard said burglars also North 71 feet, thence East 701 feet, Dissolution of Marriage against you, responded to a citizen's report of $5,000 bond by .4herilf's LaBruciano said the grenade broke Into the auto of Eugene LOS ANGELES ATh - Richard Nixon, private cit izen, thence South 71 lees, thence West 201 arid you are reqwred to serve a copy that the marijuana plants were detective Charles Coffee on a had been live and was capable Davis, at 10102 Durango Way feet leaves today for the People's Republic of China, where to the POD (lets the West 35 feet of your wfittCfl defenses to it, ii any, being gro'vn in tin cans and possession of stolen property. of exploding. He said the and made off with a four years ago he carried out the most spectaciilar thereof for road). Further described on Carroll Burke, Attorney f' $300 l)lastjc containers in a wooded Worthless Cheek Charge diplomatic mission of his presidency. as located at 9 Lake Howell Road, Petitioner, whose address is dli grenade's handle lever had citizens band radio unit. area near Magnolia and Myrtle on the East side of Lake Howrll Sanford Atlantic Bank Bultding, Deputiesarres A Hoeing 7u7 jet airliner sent by his Chinese hosts Dianne Sue been pulled .ip but the rusted Road, 575 feet North ul Howell Sanford, Florida, and file the Avenues south of Sanford. Lucas, 18, SR-427, sanford, on a Pin was still intact. servic'ed Thursday in Vancouver, B.C. It was to arri 'c at Branch Road, Maitland. Florida. original with the Clerk of Circuit Bennett said officers were circuit court warrant charging Los Angeles International Airport at 6 n.m. PSI and This public Pearin wilt be heid in Co'jr, Sanford, Seminole County, Theft Investigated Confiscating the marijuana she obtaind property by Room 203 of the Seminole County Florida, on Or befOre the 23rd day of depart from an out-of-the-way hangar three hours Iater Sheriff's deputies today were mi Sai,loid. Fiid, uts March, AD 116. ulhrwit a plants tieii THE CIRCUIT COUNT. auto occupied worthless clieck, Bond for Ms investigating the theft of items WIU Nixon, his wife and a group of aides and Sc cret EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. March to, mo, at 7:CO P.M., 0' as default will be entered against you 4 1 by five persons was noticed Lucas was sci at $5,000. Service escorts. valued at appeozimately CUlt, IN AND FOil SEMINULE soon thereafter as possible for the relief demanded in the c,;u suspicious ' COUNTY, FLORIDA Hand Grenade Defused Written comments filed with the Petition the (urmer president is to arrivc in 1'..king on Sat.i in a burglary at the Oviedo manr,er. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75•2U2.CA49.F Lai Oevelopment Administrator WITNESS my Hand and official after a flight by way of Anchorage, Alaska, and Tol Yo. Sherifrs deputies defused a Route 3 resIdence of Mrs. Judy BARP4ETT BANK OF SEMINOLE will be comio Persons ap sealaf lbs Court on this the ltth day I)eputies stopped the car n a corroded Korean War vintage His arrival is scheduled exactly (our years to theday a11cr Couv, N A a national banking pearing t the public hearing w,ii ' FebruOty, AD 1976 traffic charge and reported hand grenade Thursday afheard orally Hearings may be (Seal) he arrived in 1972 to re-open relations that had been ihut Deputy D.E. Higginbotham corporation, Plaintiff, continued from time totimeas found Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. off for more than two decades between the two countr they found two plastic bags of iernoonafterAlanW.Srnith,4. saltitheburgiar, whohauledoff v necessary. Furtherdetailsavailable Clerk of the Circuit Court green leafy substance, of 225 S. Crystal Dr., Sanfond, a color television, stereo, JOSEPH A, SAP4GIORGI, et , t by calling )n Ext 307. By Martha 1 ')ihlen licId in lieu of $5,000 bond discovered the live grenade shotgun, pistol, camera, golf Board of County Deputy Clerk Defendants. Commissioners CARROLL BURKE ach on felony possession of buried in sand in a window well clubs and collection of 25 pocket Seminote County, F tria MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Attorney for Petitioner coitroIletl substance charges next to the foundation of his knives, apparently was cut CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE By Mike Hatta,i NEJ:NE, Nil. Al 6)? Sanford Atfantc Escalating his new b u. re I)aniiy Lee Lackey, 19; Loch Arbor home. NOUCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Chairman flank Bldg. when a glass was broken In a knuckles campaign, President Ford is accus ing James Karl Boston, 18, both of pursuant to a Final Judgment of Attest: Sanford, Florida 37771 Smith told officers he wa door to enter the residence. challenger Ronald Reagan of advoca(ii "h" 107 W. "irwrt Blvd., Glenn c!nnfr.g ut thc entered in tp'. ap,,,,. Arthur H. Deckwith. Jr .Y ?'...'4rCh S I? .'c 'J' ' iis'estiguiors said a trail of socialism" and ducking lights he may not win. d cause in the Circuit Ccur' of Pubtish Feb 20, 1976 1976 I Evans Jones, 18, of 163 he could go under the residence blood was found throughout the Eighteenth JudicIal Circi '.. in DEW 101 DEW mos Ford on Thursday began his final campaign swing Pinecrest Drive, and Larry to work on a stopped..up sink ransacked residence, and for Seminole County, FlorIda, I ______________________________ through New Hampshire, where voters cast their ball ots will sell at public auction to the Joseph Schreiber, 18, of 1914 S. drain when his shovel stuck Deputies are checking a highest bidder for cath IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. in the nation's first presidential primary of the year next Sumnierlin Aye, all Sanford. metal and he uncovered the report that a white at the West EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Front door Tuesday. automobile oh theSeminole Courthoute In the CUlT INFLORIDA. AND FOR BREVARD PROBATE DIVISION A 16-year-old Juvenile boy grenadeinaboutthj.eej30 City of Sanford, County, COUNTY, f had been seen at the Duda In Keene, Ford said Reagan had proposed Investi NO. 7$36.CP Floridaatthehourof flO3A.M was also charged and turned sand. residence Thursday while the March a, 1976, thaI certain parcel c" CIVIL ACTION NO 7$.233.CA04.A In Rei (stile of: part of the Social Security trust fund in the stock mark et. of In over to state Division of Youth R: the Marriag, of Smith called the sheriff's occupants were away from real property described as follows: WARREN .1 KING, a k a W J Fielding questions at a 'public forum" in a steamy high RICHARD FRANKLIN Services officials, deputies department and deputies home. Mc KING, From th Northeasterly corner CHESNEY. Deceased said, 9ut Reagan aides say the former California goverr Lof 25. L.KE MINNIE ESTATES, F4usbnd, arrived to confirm the corroded CS Radios Stolen NOTICEOF according to the Plat thereof as does not advocate investing Soda) Security funds. Th ey Petitioner, ADMINISTRATION recorded in Plat Book 6, Page. 01 say Reagan merely noted that sine economists, whom he AND TO ALL PERSONS HAVING the Public Rerords of 5emile PEGGY GUSSIE MCCHESN(Y, CLAIMS OR DEMLNOS AGAINST • did not identify, have suggested the funds could be inCounty, Florida, run South 11 Wife. THE ABOVE (STATE AND ALL degreet East 973.11 feet alor the vested in the mdustrial might of America." Respondent Easterly line of said Lot 25, then OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NOTICE OF ACTION IN SAID ESTATE: run South 73 degrees 51 19 West THE STATE OF FLORODA' '13.1) feet to the point of beginnIng, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO PEGGY GUSSIE Mc- that the administration of the Estate thence run South 73 degrees 51' West 101 36 feet, thence run South 11 CHESNEY. whose last known of WARREN .1 KING a k a W .1 ATLANTA (API — The National Center for DLsea tiegr's East 104.36 feet, thence f'Ufl residence and mailing address is KING, deceased, File No. 76 36 CP it t Control has reported an outbreak of influenza in humaiIs North 7) degrees 51' 19" East 1O'136 2151 Fellowship Road, Tuchex, pending in the Circuit Court for Georgia feet, thence fl North 11 deas Seminole County, Florida, Proøate similar to a virus found in swine - and recalling the flu of By 8011 ORRELL launch their craft. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that Division, the address of which is still held the lead Friday but the West 104 36 feet to the poInt of a half century ago that killed 500000 Americans and Herald Staff Writer a proceeding for Dissolution Cf Seminole County Courthouse, In the senior division, Clint weekend fishermen could million persons worldwide. Marriage has been f lied against you Sanford, Florida 37771 Tb. personal Spillan of Sanford remains change that as official weigh and thai Petitioner, RICHARD representative of this Estate Is A CDC spokesman said Thursday there Is no immedial ' -thur H. Beckwith, Jr. Sanford's First Annual Shad unchallenged with his first day stations report that big roe shad FRANKLIN MCCHESNEY, setks Flora Elizabeth King, whote ad Clerk of the Circuit Court cause (or alarm and that any major outbreaks of the di Derby has caused the St. Johns entry, a four pound, seven are other relief against you By: Lillian T. Jenkins dreis Is 2543 Park Avenue, Sanford, coming in in increasing ease could be controlled by modern vaccines. But, he sali AND, you are required to appear Florida 3777) The name and River to "come alive" with ounce roe shad. The junior numbers, Dtputy Clerk ad li-.d file your Answer or other precautionary steps are being taken, including coi scores of visitors on the water division saw Kim Townsend Winderwedle, Haines. Some sample catches listed defense or pleading with the Clerk Of repr,'sen?ative are set forth below. Ward & Woodman, PA. sultation with the World Health Organization. trolling for the tht Circuit Court in and for Brevvd big one to win jump Into an early lead with a show a limit of 10 landed by P.O Box $80 All persons having claims or An Army recruit died Feb. 4 in an outbreak of the nc the grand prize, County, Florida, ana serve a copy demands against the Estate are Winter Park, Florida three pound, seven ouncer but Clyde Blank of Savannah, Ga., Influenza A strain which affected five persons at Ft. DU FishIng camps in the area that was quickly replaced by six of them with roe, as he Attorneys for Plaintiff fber.of on Petitioner's attorney, required, WITHIN THREE MON Publlsh Feb 20, 976 TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT, THS FROM' THE DATE OF THE N.J., said Dr. H. Bruce Dull assistant director Ic report that all rental boats are one weighing three pounds, 12 fished out of Lemon Bluff DEW.110 ESQ, Suite 304, Attamonte Centre, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS programs (or the CDC. £ 731 Maitland Avenue, Altamonte NOTICE,tofilewiththeClerkofthe usually taken by mid-morning ounces caught by slx-year.old Thursday. At Marina Isle, '• Springs, Florida, 3770$, or or before Court a written statemeiiT ot and that boat ramps are Eric Sanchez of Melbow-rie. PICTITIOUS NAME and Mrs. Combs took a string 0 the 73rd day of March, 1916, or any claim or Notice is hereby given that I am demand Jammed as private owners Spillan and young Sanchez four roe, and the Scott engaged in business at 112 Old otherwise a default will be entered they may have Each against you. claim must be in writing family had nine with five roe. HickorV Court. Long-wood, SemInole WITNESS my hind and official and must Indicate th Many small shad are hitting County, Ffortcsa under the fictitious WASH!NGTON (API - Fairly stable food prices forthe aIof the Clerk of the Circuit Court basis for the claim, the name and name of MINUTEMAN LAWII near the Osteen Bridge camp this 11th day of February, 976 address of the creditor Or SERVICE & LANDSCAPING. • his agent next few months and a further drop In unemployment ar e (Seal) '• 0r attorney, •nd 'the amount and Lindsay's Camp between that I intend to register said name among the latest optimistic predictions (or the econom y Curtis R Barnes claimed If th• claim II not yet due, Lake Harney and Puzzie Lake with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, by the Ford admintstration. Clerk of the Circuit Court the date when it will btome due Seminole County, FlorIda in ac also told of good catches. By: Lillian .1. JenkIns shall be stated. If the claim is Administration economists also expressed confidenci corcianc. with the provisions of the Deputy Clerk The Derby, sponsored contingent or unhlquidat,d, the by the Fictitious Name Statutes, To that the January consumer price report today will shovI, S Wit: TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT, naure of the uncertainty thaI; b ti0i, $63.09 FlorIda Statutes 1957. Evening Herald and the • Esq that inflation is continuing the slowe.r pace of recen stated If the claim is secureit, the S. Thomas Paine Attorney for Petitioner Greater Sanford Chamber of Publish: Jan. 30, Feb months. security shall be described. The 6. I), 20, 1976 11 DONNA FSI'KS 304, Attmt Centre would go to the governor or ti Commerce, 1.5 the first to be DEV 149 Clamant shall deliver sutlicient Consumer prices increased live-tenths of I per ceni Herald Staff Writer 251 Maitlanc "ue Copies of the claim to the Clerk to state attorney to insure that held In three years, the former during I)ecember, and the administration has indicated ii Altamonte prings, t":'w-ida, CASSEI.BERItY enable the Clerk to mall one copy to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND A city appropriate action was taken, sponsor having dropped out 3770) each personal representative. would be satisifed with a similar increase for January. FOR SMtUOLC COUNTY, PvL,h: re resident Wednecdav night He indicated he would theck during the gasoline crisis. 13, 70, 77. March All persons interest in the FLORIDA Wholesale prices have not Increased at all during thc 1976 demanded that a City Council back with those from whom he Estatetowtrnacopyo,,njspic. Shad fishing is the one type of CASE NO; 7I.269.CA4S.0 past three-month period. consider calling for a state got the rumor," DEW ,s has been mailed the chairman angllngwhereever'yinemberof NADER HOMES, INC, a Florida are requir, withIn three months corporation, audit to determine whether all said, the family can participate, age from thedateof the firit publication -city funds are intact. Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, on this notice, to fil, any objectIons Glascock said Councilman Is no barrier as most of the vs. EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. they may have Vincent that challenges the Ballassona, 30 Apple Nathan Van Meter said he had fishing is done via the tr011ing GIORG1O CANTELLI and CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE validity of the decendent's Will, the MIAMI BEACH 11111 Hollow told the gover- also heard some rumors and "I method and the scrappy fish MIRELLA CANTELLI. hiswife,and COUNTY, FLORIDA. AP — AFL—CIO Presldenl qualifications of the personal COMBANK.CASSELBERRY ning body, he confirmed asknd him to provide council a No. lS'37CA.0,.G George Meany, while calling icr investigation of oversea representative, or the venue or can't tell who is holding the rod. binking Corporation, PENNS'LVANIA SAVING FUND jurisdiction Thursday that nimnors in the and the city with a written of the Cotrt corporate payoffs and administration of the federal (ocxl Boats of every description Defendants. SOCIETY, a Pennsylvania cor community persist that an report to encompass the ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND NOTICEOFACTION stamp program, refuses to say whether he favors a poratlon. area can beseen plying the watersof OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED oFficial used city money (or under discussion. He said he the St. Johns In the area bet- TO: GIORGIO CANTELLI and congres.ioal investigation of the Teamsters union. Plaintifl, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED MIRELLA CAPITELLI, his s, cash purchases of houses. Flora EI1:abeih King In a wide-ranging ncws conference Thursday that wouldgobackbonepe. ween Lake Monroe and Pu.uie wife, RICARDO A. CORPUS and He refused to elaborate or from whom he had heard $jyj Lake. Family cruisers, bass Personal Representa Defendants centered on the nation's morality, organized labor's chief VIOLETA R. CORPUS. h;s wife, tive of the Estate Cf name the official allegedly rumor to Via Sottocovento No. fl spokesman: Defendants find out if he could boats, or 10 foot Jon boats Warren J K In;, it Ventimlglia $036 involved, NOTICE OF ACTION —Denounced a "not squarii with American moral reveal his name, a k a W J King, Ii'flperia, Italy makes no difference. The TO: Ricardo A. Corpus City Council Chairman standarda" cor'orations that bribe public officials to do Deceased, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED "I pointed out to each and broilers have only one thing in Residence Unknown C. Vernon Mile, Jr 'Of that an atlon to toreclo3e a mo, Charles Glascoek said he could everycouncilmaxuhatit business abrcad. '1 think Congress should take a look at Whose mailling address mind — the sudden sxliie, the tgage on the following described a CLEVELAND & MIlE ii: 2510 Int. 625 Attorney5 for Personal not get concrete information ind!vldual responsibility if they thrill of fighting a lunging fj, property Tirso Cruze, St. Gagalagin Reprnentgti from Ballassona tosutxstantiate ever receive any informajcrn on light tackle, - Accused the Agriculture Department of Lot ISO, BARCLAY WOODS Manila, Philippines and the SECOND P0 Drawer 1 the rumors he was bringing mismanaging the food stamp program. ADDITION according to along this line to bring It to the possibility of landing a prize the Plaf therf Sinforci, Florida 37711 forth. "I cannot say his attention as recorded in Plat VIolta R Corpus of the authorities for winner. Telept,ont 373 1)11 (took I?, Page 9), Public Records of Residence Unknown revi.arks were in the form of perusal so that proper S'fminoie County, PublIsh F,b 20. 27, 976 Florida, action Over $3,000 in prizes and gift Wtvr mailing address charges," he said, DEWi has been filed against you arid you is: 2510 Hit. 62$ could be taken," Glascock said. certificates have been con are reired to serve a coy of your Glascok said the substance Tlrso Cruze. St. Gagalagin "From my observations tributed by Central Florida written Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND defenses, if any, to It on MIAMI (AP) - In a major step toward labor peace, IaManila, Philippines of Ballassona's report to the during nearly three years FOR David SEMINOLE Kerben, COUNTY, merchants to assure an outtonal ALrlis has signed a nc-6trike agreement providing on Plaintiff's attorney, council was that "allegedly the council, there are FLORIDA wtise addrt is ill E, Robinn YOU AR NOTIFIED that tfl sufficient standing contest and visitors (or binding arlAtratlon with its largest employes union. CASE NO: 1I.I44.CA44.0 Street, Or'ando, Florida, on or moneys that were supposed to checks and balances to actiontoforecIoseamo,,gge,, fromaIlpartsofthecowry are before In Re: the Marriag, of prevent the 26th day of go March, 1976, followIng into the city treasury went the siphoning off property In SemInole CLYDE National President L.B. Maytag and M.B. Wigderson of C. COBB, Husbind, and of money on hand to enjoy the County, Florida; into and this Court, either bifore service on the 3,300-member Air Line Employes Association (ALEA) someone's pocket,"adding coming Into the city in the Weekly winners will be Lot 6, Block "B", NORTH ALICE W. COBB, Wile lifl' Plaintiff's attorney or immediately ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION). Thursday called the pact a "milestone in Industrial Hallassona did not say whether amounts being Indicated," nounced in Monday's Evening AMENDED thereafter, otherwis, a default wIll of UNIT 1, according to the plat the person .as a city employc Glascock said, relations in the airline Industry." NOTICE OF SUIT Herald and all prizes will be be entered against you for the relief thereof as recorded i PIaI Book I?, TO. AL ICE W. KOBB, or an elected official. Van Meter was out of town awarded at a barbecue demanded in the complaint. Page2s, Public Records of Seminole whos, last knoie WlT NESSmyhandandlhesealof County, Florida, The agreement with ALEA provides that unresolved 'Balla.ssona Indicated that and unavailable (or comment following the month long address was and is this Court on 16th day of Ftfruary, Tc,getpier with all structures and whoever allegedly diverted the today. economic Issues will be suhinitted ba federal arbitrator contest. 1916. Routei, Cape Colony improvements now and hereafter on funds has In Wrn used the to assure contract settlements without disrupting Edentor,, Nori' Carolina (Seal) slId land, and fixtures attached money to make cash purchases you ARE HEREy NOTIFIED )peratlons. His decision would be binding for up to two Arthur H. BCckwith, Jr. thereto: a'soall gas, steam, electrIc that a suit for dissolution of Clerk of the Circuit Court of homes in the Casselberry water, and other heatIng, cooking, marriage nd for recognition of By: Lillian T. Jenkins area, refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, Special eQuity Deputy Clerk in certain property ventilating, irrigating, arid power 0 "I challenged him," Glascocic interests Purportedly owned by you PublIsh. Feb 70, 27, March 3. 12, systems, machines, appliances, and being more Particularly 1976 said, "to give one iota of proof fixtures, and appurtenance, .tich descrlbecj as foliowi: DEW 111 to subetantit the rumors, to nowareor may hereafter pertain to, Lot 31, HIOOEP4 ESTATES, Unit or be used with, in, or on stid lIVe one Inta of evidence anti I WASHINGTON (API — In two developrnenLs alising 2. Plit Book II, Page 99, in th NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS premises, even though they be Public Records of SemInole County, NAME STATUTE ram intelligence Investigations, the Justice Department SA'I'URDAY,FEBR(jftjfl'Z1 detached or detachable Florida. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: iays it won't prosecute former CU Director Richard M. One Macic Chef Range hs been filed against you arwi you NOTICE IS HEREBY givea that H One Fasco Hood I Ielira (or his role in break-In, while the House says it the UfldC5IQ*d, pursuant 10 the p.m. Orlando Sports Stadium. Sponsored b) Bishop Moore arereJirecitosnvea(opy0fy Chrysler Furnace, "Fictitious Ifame Statute" Chapter vilJ investigate CBS newsmai Daniel Schorr for written defens,j, any, to it on H.S. Athletic Asan. Tickets Altamonte Mall. One Chr'slei' Air Conditioner $05 09, FIorid Statute, will register JOHNS. ROSENBERG, Petltlonn'r's Lrranging publication of a secret document. WaIlto wall CarpetIng withtheClerkolfheCircuitcourt, In has been attorney, wtos, address is Suit. Sanford Republican Wen, Longwood Village Inn; flIed against you and for Seminole County, Florida, are re'quirecj to Serve a copyand you 1116.CNA ler, Orlando Fl Despite tl1c Justice Dejmrtznent decision riot to of you.r on or bef Less, 11 a.m., luncheon at noon. Speakers from Ford upOn r((eipt of proof March 10, 1916, arid file heart Fund volunteers will he of the written defense's, if any, to it p rosecute helms, he remains under Investigation for Publication of this 'sotice, the fic on the original with the clerk of this and Reagan committees. going door-toor Sunday In MacLean and Brooke, titlous name, H' wit, plaintlf"s Court either before Service on p )ssible perjury. Othet former intelligence officials are attorney, whose address is Seminole County, which is ALTAMONIE Pott Petitioners attorney or im. AIR U sder Justice Department scrutiny for their roles in mail Lu VU Night to b'f1t Youth Programs Inc., 8 CON Office Drawer X, Jacksonville, mediately thereafter; therwiw a DITIONINO under whIch they "going it alone" for the fitst are Florida 37203, on ienlng and eIctronic surveillance programs. before March default will be engaged in busIness at SOS Beverly 26th, 1,76, and file or p.m. to midnight, Capristrano clubhouse, AJt.amonte entered against you time this Year. In revioi tISe originil Avenue, with for the relief demanded in the Altamonte Sprin. SprIngs, the Clerk of this Court either before petitIon, year Seminole was part of the Seminole County, Florida 32701. servIce on plaintiff's attorn.y or Canaveral District Heart WITNESS my hand and the sealof That the paitin•inter,sted in slid Immediately thereafter; otherwise a this FunDayaponsoredbyJack3cnHeightsMI4dJes(jw,) Court on February 4th, 1916 busineit enterpn.s, nd their Assoclati drive. default will be entered agaInst you tSeai 1'TA, II a,m, to 4 p.m. at school In Oviedo. Games, go teresi in the same are as folicwt: for the relief demanded in the County Heart Fund drive TYSON C MARl cam, entertaInment, Arthur H Beckwilh, Jr complaint or petition',, February 20. Friday, 1976—Vol. 61. No. 156 100 PER CENT chairman Irwin Hunter of Clerk of the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and the slII of Doted at Attamonle Springs, this Court By. Mary N. Darden Winter Springs said all OCly and Sunday. icep Saturday and Christmas Day on th 11th day of Saraord Pos'1 iiOi on lakefront, spaghetti Seminole Dputy Clerk County, Florida, this the February, 1y7* municipal fire stations In the b, The Sanford Herild. Inc.. 300 N, French Ave., anIo:d. Fta Jon S Roslnberg, (sq. of cinner61p.m. followed by dancing to live music, 26th day of January, AD, )976 Hit I (COURT SEAL) Marvin county will also serve Gary C Matwy Newman I Ycor.d Cats Postage Pad at $lnfo,d, Flor,dà 32771 Arthur Pt lteckwith. Jr. Jon S. Roslnberg Brock, Mattcy & 'iIden colkctlon points of Heart Clerk or the Circuit Court ':me Orrr,. 'S t'n's, Mcath. $2 t. 6 Montht. fli 20. V.ar, SUNDAY, FFBRUARYfl Suite 1, CNA Ior 616 E. Serr'ioran Blvd. By LIllian T. Jenkins 2 By Me.I inFic%ia31va Sunday, (1iOviedo, the Altamonf Bicentennial mus1cal "Happy Birthday, America" Springs, Orlando, Florida 37501 met,,?r5, AllOth,, mat As lepujty Clerk ',-.ntti. 5170 MtM tl. 30. 17 M'n'. %7 ,1 collection point will be Florida 3770) Attorneys for the prented by The Songwriters Guild of Cent..ral FlorIda, 2 Publish: Feb. 20, 77, March 5, U, Publish: Jan. 30, Feb. 6, 13, 70, 1916 1916 Petit oner.pjuthnd statir.n lns:e.adi p.m., Maitiand Civic Center. 0EV 117 Publith: ceb. & 13, 33. 77, DEW DEW 37 NATION Five Sanford Teens Are Arrested IN BRIEF Nixon China Departure Is Scheduled For Today __________________________ LegaINotice Ford Stumping N. H. Killer Flu Outbreak Shad Derby Competition I ri c r e a s e s B o a ir a ffi c Economy Outlook Brighter io, I A Meany Asks Payoff Probe - Airline Gets 'No Sh'ike' Pact __________________________ CALENDAR 4o Charges For Helms ______ ________________ e a r t Dr ye Sunday I Ewllingfleiukl 'mw P -:'- — - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Feb. 20, )976-3A - rLLJKIUA. Patty Facina Touah EanI Skirmkh —w U U U U • - . w , IN BRIEF Mrs. Ford To Campaign In Florida Next Week SAN FRANCISCO API — Patricia hlenrst's attorneys, who instructed her to invoke the 5th Amendment 19 times in her bank robbery trial, laced another legal skirmish today' in their battle to keep what they claim is potentially incriminating evidence from the jury. U.S. 1)itrict Court Judge Oliver J. Carter upheld MISS Hearst's right to i'efuce Ii, ans"er the uoverrm1': t'C.A-" .oi questions Thursday about tier actions durug the Li ii,W,lflS before her capture. But U.S. Atty. James L. Browning Jr. said tie intended to ask Carter today to admit a taped Jailhouse conversation as evidence of the defendant's willing commitment to radical social change. In tile contested tape recordIng, Miss Hearst to!d long-time Friend Patricia Tobin within 48 hours of her Sept. 18 arrest that tier future statements would be from "a revolutionary femiinist I'rsliective." Such change, he argued, led her to join with her Symbionese liberation Army kidnapers In the April 15, 1974, robbery of a Ilibernia Bank branch headed by Miss Tobin's father, (ThIef defense attorney' F. Lee Bailey contends the jaithouse tape is irrelevant to the bank robbery for which MISS Iiea,st is on trial. '. JACKSONVILLE iATh — First Lady Betty Ford will campaign on her own 'for the President next week in Florida and her husband will join her Feb. 28 and 2), officials announced. Mrs. Ford is scheduled to begin her personal campaign I1es(lay evening at a "Stand up for America" rally sponsored by Florida Sertorna Civic Clubs, 'l'he rest of Mrs. Ford's schedule has not been cornplete(l, but she plans to be in the state throughout the u'eh, Ji'r press M'cret.arv Sheila Weidenfeki said Thursday. Threatens Ford. Man Jailed 'fAMP (API — A 35-year-old transient from Minnesota has been ordered to stand trial on a charge of thiatcn'ng to kill President Ford. Kenneth Itoucher of Minneapolis, Minn., was being held tn JaIl Thursday in lieu of $1,000 band No tn .! date has it.'Ji set. lie was the second man In a week to be charged locally %uLh the same offense, , — The Secret Service said Houcher made a verbal threat Feb. 12 while being booked by police in nearby St. Petersburg (in a drink and disorderly charge. - . . . ' FSU May Get Circus TAl.i\IIASSE1 APi Florida State University niiav be offered the dream of every little boy — it's own ircus. .Jerry Collins, who owns half of the Clyde neatly-cole Prothers Circus, billed as the largest tent circus In the United States, sud Thursday he has (liscussed donating the circus to the school. Collins indicated that financial problems were part of the reason for the proposal. Florida State has gained reknown for its "Flying High ('Ircus," where students tan learn to be performers In the univ colli'i,te cirs program in the country. - Firm Cancelling Auto Policies TAI.LAIIASSEE APt About 60,000 Floridians will not be able to renew their auto insurance policies with the financially.troubled Government Employes Insurance ('o,, says Iruurance Corninisslomter Philip Ashier. (;EIco, one of the five largest auto insurance cornpaniCs in the state, notified Ashier Thursday that it is dropping 20 per cent of as 300,000 Florida policyholders in a move aimed at restoring fiscal stability. 'the company said the policies would be dropped as they t*.unie due. - WORLD IN BRIEF - , ': Invokes Fifth Amendment 19 Times A u ci it D e in a n d e ci Iii C a s e I b e r r - . _?_ ._i Pact Recognizes Brazil As Closest Ally Of US BRASILIA, Brazil (API Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kissinger will sign an agreement with Brazil on Saturday recognizing it as a world power and the closest Latin American ally of the United States. .thnouncing the agreement Thursday night at a banquet dtrr his arrival for a three-day visit, 'Kissinger said it provides for AmerIca consultation with Brazil on "all events of international significance." [IS. officials explained that though the agreement does itul l)iedgC any American military' support, it gives Brazil tile same status that Japan has as an economic and political ally of the United States, - Trri,,err;r.i'g, 'I"' 't-' I"i-I,.. , iJt.iUy UI - ' Browning planned to resume his ('ross-examination of Mis.s ourtroom for more than an hour Thursday as opposing attorneys Hearst today, the (lefendant's 22nd birthday. wrangled over the controversial documents and Bailey Miss hearst underwer.: her first full (lay of cross-examination repeatedly instructed the pale defendant not to answer 'thursday and tctitied that ,shc was not certain that she wa. prosecution questions. brainashed by her captors as previously maintained by her Bailey left the prosecution Irate Wednesday when he wrapped defense lawyers. She said, "I'm not sure shat happened to me." up his three-day examination of Miss Hearst by skipping over a She said she (lid not try to contact her parert.s dur;ng h.:r ur,- fu!1 year rif ben' 19.-month voyage in the terrorist underground. derground odyssey because she felt they would twit want to see or By not opening up that period in his direct qucstloning, Bailey hear from her. She conceded that perhas she should have risked left Browning with no grounds to query Miss Hearst about the accepting an early offer of freedom from her captors and crIed year, believed to have been spent in Sacramento and San Frnn when asked to recount physical abuse at their hands. cisco. Then, with the jury absent, Bailey fought heatedly against the Nineteen times during Thursday's sessIon, Miss Hearst replied admission of dates, places and documents that might connect his to Browning questions by saying, "I refuse to answer on the client to a second bank robbery and apparent plans for others, grounds that I might incriminate myself." Carter took under submission the government's request that She refused to identify document.s and other items that pur. papers and fln,tclxiOks Found in Mic.s ili'arc!'c !p9t 1'.'itive hideout ixirtedly rclatc to her activItie. tetwei1 p ist,r 74 and Ztc'i be presented to the jury. arrest a year later. San Mateo County Sheriff John H. McD.nald Jr., in charge of "I'm satisfied as a reasonably experienced criminal lawyer," the jail where Miss Hearst has been kept since her capture, has Bailey said, "that an answer to any question about her been called to testify about the taping at a hearing outside the whereabouts after September 1974 would be used by the U S presence of the Jury. government and other envernrnents to institute a procei'din The jury of seven women and five men was removed from the against her." - A,'I\4'. , -, Pg Bt'ENos A IRKS, Argentina APi -- Amid continuing jiublic speculation about the possibility of a coup, military' leaders are studying the mixed reaction to President Isabel Peron's attempt to remain in office by promising not to seek re-election. The commander of the army, Gen. Joige V1dela, met for three hours Th.irsday with the commanders of the navy and the air force and planned to meet with his top gencrals today, reportedly to discuss politics. 'the top-level military huddles put pressure on Mrs. l'cron and other leaders of the Peroiitst movement to seek common ground and try' to bring a measure of stability to the government and the country. . tI..I - . ' Earthquake Shakes Cuba MIAMI tAP) — A road construction worker was killed and eight others injured in a strong earthquake that shook ('nba's southern coast, Havana Radio reports. The earthquake Thursday morning was felt throughout Oriente Province, which includes Cuba's second largest city of Santia),'o and the U. S. naval base at Guantanaino, iccording to the broadcast monitored in MiamI, The earthquake, which Havana radio said caused only ight damage, was most severe near the community of P'llon, near the Caribbean coast about 100 miles due west (If Santiago. 4 omplications In Cod War LONDON (API — Iceland's decision to break off diplomatic relations with Britain because of the cod war between the two members of the North Atlantic Treaty 0rganlzation raises a new question mark over one of the 'estern alliance's major observation posts. Iceland's only contribution to NATO is Its Koflavik nit ise, from which the U.S. Air Force monitors the In ovements of Soviet forces in the Atlantic corridor. K ighteen months ago, Prime Minirter Geir Haligrims. n's government called off the previous leftist cabinet's [)i ;ins to close the base, and Foreign Minister Etnar ustsson said the break with Britain would cause no ange in Iceland's ties with NATO "in the near future." it the dispute was certain to give the Icelandic Corn. 1711Linisis new arguments to use against membership in Nd IT0. Discount Factory Outlet( 1 I Henry Block has a special reason why you should come to us for income tax help. ______ _______ -. SIMPSON, ERNEST C. Funerat services br Ernest C Smpson. 75. of 705 N Lake Ave. Leesburg. who dcci today, sl t' held at 3 pm, Saturday ii? Britson Funeral Home With Rev to Kruu otfici.iric aurial n i eroru-.n Crmctet . 'a 'a l)lS('IIAR(;I-_s 'a Sanford' 'a I.ucv st. 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Saturday's Daytona Beach tides: high, 12:03 am., 12:26 p. nu.; luw, 6:14 n.m., 6:31 p.m. Port Canaveral, high, 11:57 n.m.; low, 5; a.Iii. mind 6:20 p.m. . - Prosecutor Charged With Contempt low, _______ S .,b,- - ALUMINUM WINDOWS [_ J - - SAND LAKE DR SANFORD SAVE 373 lOi.$347 SAVE I — is a moiton sCUfleSuay It'll year to complete a trariAlthough fInding him n- campaign contnbutlons from etsion by attorneys (or former saying they were exercising script. nocent of five counts, the lain. Florida builders in return for Sen. Edward Gurney to demand their right to a full transcript of VILLAGE SUPER pa jury deadlocked on one count favors from the Federal hiousa full transcript of Gurney's the live-month long trial. The F)efense attorneys have said of conspiracy against Gurney ing Administration, FLEA fIrst trial on federal influence motion was not disclosed until they' need the transcript to and former aide Joseph Bastien John DeVault, an attorney in peddling charges could Force a Thursday. guard against the introduction anti one count of perjury' the law firm representing GurMA RK ET year-long delay in his re.trial. According to Young, the fed- (IF evidence or testimony in con- against Gurney. 4ø"ic rtev, said the team In response to a formal in- eral court reporter in Tampa, nection with the five felony' NOW OPEN waived its client's right to a quiry by U.S. Distrirt Judge where Gurney' was tried last counts on which Gurney was ________________________________ WED., SAT., SUN. The pair is accused of par- speedy re-trial to obtain the (;irge Young, Gurney's attor- year, said it will take at least a acquitted in the first trial. (i('lpatlng in a scheme to solicit transcript, He said a p TABLES S3 PER "necessary for the court to DAY. STORAGE lilake informed rulings...and to UILDINGS AVAILABL obtain a lair trial." Alan C. Todd, Bastien's attorNO PARKING ney', said he has not yet decided PROBLEMS ORLANDO — (API Acceturro, 37, is suffering from phere for the purpose of grand. — Most of the afternoon was whether to wait for a transcript Gene Whitv;orth, special prose- a "chronic brain syndrome, standing." taken up with testimony from or go to trial without Gurney. sanford's First & Only cutor to the Florida statewide progressive The often.delayed retrial, ororganized In ottwr developments, the about 22 Bievard County' resiCity Approved grand Jury, has been accused of dementia anti cerebral dents in connection with the ginally' scheduled for last crimInal contempt after a deterioration." granti jury listened to reputed grand Jur' probe of sports bet- month, had been scheduled to Mafia boss Santos Tralficante psychiatric report on a reputed start March a Acceturro has appeared be. Jr. of Irunpa for about 40 mm- ting in that area. South Florida gambling figure fore Included among those subthe grand jury several stes Thursday. was leaked to the press. poenaed was Lee Caron, former In a motion before Circuit times about alleged on-track The panel also questioned mayor of Cocoa Beach. and Judge Everett Richardson book making at Calder Race Mrs. Chuck Bogus, wife of an Murray Kirschenbaum, owner Course. Thursday', MIami attorney Pete alleged Broward County bingo of the Missile Lounge, a popular Aiken asked that Whitworth, a In his motion, Aiken said he operator. Cocoa Beach nightclub state attorney' from gave the grand Jury the medical Gainesville, be ordered to show report "under Mr. Whitworth'.s cause why he should not be held personal representation that In contempt. this information would be a!:\iken accused Whitworth of forded full grant jury secrecy." leaking a medical report on the 11 accused V)iitwnrth of rio— psychiatric condition of his tiding the agreement and allowclient, Anthony Act.'ettirro of ing "the confidential medical F E1Rl ARY 19, W76 Willie L)avis Hollywood. informiiation to be leaked to the .1)MlSS!ONS Bertha K. ?lsea Whitworth said neither he nor media. Such conduct on behalf Sanford: Darwin Fedder any member of his staff leaked of the prosecutor is a criminal Caryn K. ('ovington Mvester herds the report, which tias men- offense against the laws ( the Julia Fk'noy Viola hiolley tioned in an Associated Press state of Florida." Rutha L. Frison Elsie C. Hughes _____ story' Wednesday. The ,P Herman C. Gunter Aiken also filed a separate Ruby L. Janimnes Js'nny Hansen quoted an infonned source as motion to quash a standing subWalter C. Jones %'altt' C. Jones saying the medical report, poena For Acceturro, claiming Paul l. Markos which was filed by' Aiken in an the subpoena was issued "for Richard 1. King 1.1 Samuel B. Shell Ruby A. Langston apparent effort to head off a the purpose of parading the Elbert Taylor possible conti-nipi citation IllusdIlt iAcsxtuiiu, in frun 'lark 13. Pabnier; William Yates If you received the Short Form for filing against his client, claimed that the media in a carnival atmosJean Poole George W. Behrens, DeBary' your taxes, our preparers are specially Wayne I,. Richardson harry F. Brown, DeBary trained to determine if it's best for you Wilcey J. Sipes John Branston, DeImd If it is, we'll complete it at a very low Sandra I.. Taylor Betty Freeman, Deltona WIlliam Yates prlce,..because the simpler the return James A. Miles, Maitland 1roth' I.. Koster, DeBan the less Andrea I.. Piithortlu, Deltona charge. Mary F. Baber, Deltona Wilbur U. Pent, Lake Monroe _______________________________________ (lark I.. Dexter, fleltona ERN E.ST SIMPSON Thomas M. Pinch, Longwood First United Methodist Church Beatrice Drew, Deltona Tracy' P. Behrends, Orange of Leesburg. Pauline B. IJo'd, Deltona Ernest C. Simpson, 75, of 208 ('it' _______________________________________ Survivors include two sisters, Ethel F. McDonald, Deltona N. Lake Ave., Leesburg died Mrs. J.B. ('rocker, Jacksonville John C. Phillips, Osteen Nils II. Pearson, Deltona THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE today. Born in Mecklinburg and Mrs. Roscoe Taylor Shawn P. l)avis, Sorrento Callic M. Penrod, Deltona County, N.C., he came to Sanford; several nieces an SANFORD Vola 11. Sloan, Lake Mary LONGWOOD Florida at an early age working nephews. _.Jj'I Carrie I,. Oglesby, Lake 309K. IsISt. in hotel and insurance business. _____________________ Brisson Funeral Home is in 150 Sanlando Springs Dr. Ph. 322-6771 He was retired from Federal charge of arrangements. Ph. 831-44S4 1;lr)'ill K. Knight, Mimns and State Inspectors Assn. lie Open9a,m..9 p.m. Weekdays; 9.5 S.t. & Sun. s Tracy P. Behin ends, Orange a ninniber of the Morrison — OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY (Ity VVEATHER ,_, ._ -' ' Argentines Seeking Stability .1 ,-- k;r khilke Enterprises Inc. ..,_ ue- neys IIICU &?). I tSr _1 ueeuiiij ....urney's Re-Trial Could Drag On 1'.t) - sales Office Hours 1 Iti t3 S'it .lfltl Situ .,- -. )1) e, iflltri ,, to 6 Mon k' Iii .;.-.,-,---_-- *_ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .. ---- I 'a fr 'a Phone: (305) 322-8721 or 323-6040 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * --- ( () . = 'a 'a a *__* ..-- - * -. -'--'I--.--- -- .,- - -- - - - -, . .- =- - �14 i 3 •_ JIM i P f . 16 - -- - - -'- '-'-- __ I - -• - - - ' - Th"—c -T- -E " -. ..,• - --v---- - - '. ---' -- TW Johnny 1ench is a 2)O,O) per av1:ithletc. What's that got to do ' us? That's a good questior., and about the univ way e can answer it is by saying we knew Johnny Bench when. When he was it fledging with the combined (':ncinna(i4louston team in the Florida winter League, based in Clearwater. Back then the Beds were managed by our od ('nllege roomle Dave Bristol, recen t.!, ' namd manager of the 1976 Atlanta Braves (providing there is going to be a 1976 major league baseball season, what with all the bickering th at's currently in progress between the players' as 1tinn anti the nwn'rc i kiaid hadn't yet reached that plateau of manlihood. Yet, here was Bench, not Bristol, holding court, Bench was telling Nolan that In order to be a better pitcher he had to do a better job of hiding the bail in mc glove out there on the mound, else he wotilti be tipping off everyone, especially the op. position, what pitch he was going to throw n ex t . "Look," Bench said, "in the first place that glove you're wearing is too small. 1(1, sitting behind the plate, can read those pitches, what do you think i \ Fki:\(' , sAsoflf), I.A 12771 :fI (*( 111'•16-322261 I or 81 . . Friday, February 20, 1976.-4A . Around V, A'IN K I). Ixivi .i•:, I'tibltsher U. t(cIlAkt) IA)\(;. Kditi'r 11.1.1 ,%I D. ('L'Ufl 1K. NLIntiging IU)BKHT C. MARKEV. Advertising Director E(htl,f II 2 IIi &r Vrvk. 55i tnt.s M''ntli. $2 40. t Minth, r. 52840. U \Ii In F i i&is;mw •i i,n' deliver Uit'r mail M on th. $2 70. ' 1riths. 20, 12 Ilnih. $14 20. All .fs h $1 N1 --- --f ,. \) day battery for Cincinnati, twining the youngest combo In major league history SPO' Well, Sporting News ran the story verbatim, but CRlf Facldine, boss of all Sporting News correspondents at the time, sent us a misty note to the effect that neither Bench's nor Noland's Florida Winter League credentials warranted sucn optimism. Come opening day of the next reason, however, and there were Bench and Nolan as 'Cincinnati's battery. This prompted us to send a hurry-up note to Kach]ine in the vein of "we told you so." Isn't tint awful? To rub salt in th e wound Is Jo.st about too much. short Johnny Anyway, to make a long Bench is worth every cent he s get ing. fter if in Uldi i See related story, Page l-B _____________ _________ - - to be doing ?—sitting back on his !Or " lOc! li!I he cai tip right . .. . - - it The e arm e S O n Rol U i Sports "-its our beat back in those d.ay:: and theout of the park. W florids Winter Leae was on of the more "Get yourself a glove with longer fingers and pleasureable tasks to Which we were a3signex]. vou'll be able to hide that ball better from both the L On one particular diiy we ventured out to Jack hitter and that third base coach," Bench said. liu&wIl SUfflum anti mw Bristol sitting !n the far Hearing this made us take a long, hard look at right field bleathers cons ersing with i couple of his this er mature learld We ere impressed , to put it mildly. Out Juhiifl) Be 1 . i*snl the ullitt o impressed, in (act Uiat e wrote a story for faced nitcher b the name °fGr Lt 'rttn. Uk batbiii thoie, anu said that l1ench %%as 19 %ears old at the time and Nolan Johnny liench and Gary Nolan would be ________________________________________________________________________________________________ q1%0# UUeSrI r ent study by the t ne€d a Marine Corps. A corps itself should t materially reorganized and reduced in size. Th etruthis,hilethe areuidec1skilk in tIIIphihIuth art the \1ar,ne hase actualls the More often than not the crisis has not involved amphibious attack Fighting in the trenches in France in World War I protecting American lives and properts in the \est Indies Central America an or China. guarding the U.S. Mails, responding to an ? call to help eniergenc% save tile Pusan Perimeter in the first days of the Ku-caii War, facing ep to trouble in the Dominican Republic or in Lebanon, rescue of the freighter MaN agUeL — all were shortnotice crises. None of the,,, was an alliplill)ious opera tion. The lass which fixes the Marine Corps a' a part of the U.S. militar) establishment had this reads for-crisis function clearly in mind when, in addition to specifically that the Marines shall be reads' to h k .-1 k ,i may direct." Th is all has application in the modern scheme '.4.... the climate in Which peaceful intercourse can flourish. This military balance, however, cannot be confined to nuclear weapons alone. It must be faced up to at every level of confrontation, so that our enemies are never free to present Uswith lesser magnitude crises that we cannot handle. A1IULIUII And that is where the Trinic' r4iti, LU instant and genuine readiness is serving us today. fnr nviptr,ir - .-.a, y-, Castro were to confront the United States with a C a en : lmf m_F Max Prof i1e: T he Nation s F s 0 er EnvironnientalisLi. Aelfare rightists, constuner advocates and the like are learning that nobody holds an exclusive patent on "the public interest." More and more of these groups are finding themselves on the d0ensive end of legal actions. The list also includesat least one goverrunent wency. Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp., for exwiiple has Filed suit against the U.S. Consmer Product Safet) Commission to prevent the commission from continuing to release misleading, incomplete, inaccurate and unhousehold aluminum wiring. The charges that this information - company - ,_, k— 1.__._ - - - p'' Whether this sttit is in the public interest as is for qualified, impartialexperLs todecide. But it does -suggest that companies are no longer as willing as the>' once were to roll over and play dead to please consumer activists, A better illustration of this turnabout is a "public inter es t" law firm In California, the Pacific Legal Foundation. which has scored nota Die success;es against environmenta lists and others, according to Rarron's magazine. .,.. ,, t,., - - . , - P 1 , •- , , f' , -. .I..._. - - _____ - ' r •((' :' - ' - rmM - Kaiser stockholders - - I ----. ' — • , • -- KIN6ItflTUkic -Imu JOHN CUNNIFF - - - - I - I • to hall construction of a Trident missile base and a flood con trol and irrigation (tam on the Tillotson - ill deposit his primary ballot in a Lwx normally reserved for the U.S. mail, and become the first American to formally vote in the 1976 presidential electioris. The twnor will not come by accident. Dixville Notch is die place name for a frosty New England resort which the mi ll ionaire Tillotson owns The 21 residents here are his employes and bets quitenaturall> thelrma>or Partl> forthe publicity then, the community has since 1960 opened bfederal allo t, election day to cast the naUon's Initial letting ma show you irour?d Inn hruck ton:ghf" I , 40 ' -. Vr -; -. - - - - - - - - - --: I , - Friday, Feb. 20,1976--5A 4 W e - I if I nsults H s A i morous Fl ame ,_ ,..,. ,,,•, ts,uiv 54(1 CUSI' br rnCfl 1 'in afraid togetherness would be pleasant turns me off like a $1.98 alarm there is no solution. l)EAR ABBY: My wile and I for both of us. clock, and I go back to my NEEDS LOVE IX)cs she say she has a room, feeling rejected and DEAll NEEDS: You're right. years and have reached an age "headache"? No. She merely saying to myself, going to Yours IS a sad cast, for which where we need separate starts a monolgouc with leave that woman," But I never there is no solution. Hut I'll be drooms to get a good night's something like, "If you hadn't do, and th en I get to thinking print it an >iay be sleep. cause miser) bought th,'it stupid oil stock, we _________ maybe next time she'll forget Imes ro mpany, and it may When a little fire of passion could have gone on a vacation these th ings and put out the fire contort the miserable to know burns within file, I go to the this year." I I think you get th U-ira'v „,. uLIuIIy flea, irnJv., Too rarely she does. Mine is 1)EAI( ABBY: My husband and I are getting a divorce. We - - -----_______ - an appreciation for citizenship that comes only 'W Notice - - IN THE CIRCUIT COU RT, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY , FLORIDA. EIGHTEENT H JUDICIAL CIR. PROBATE DIVISION CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA In Re- Estate of PROBATE DIVISION WILt AM I WILLIS. . NO. 1i2-CP Decroism Im Re. Esiale of NOTICEOF PAUL ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERcOI4S HAVING NOTICE OF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ADMINISTRATION THE ABOVE ESTATE AND tLL TO ALL PERSONS HAVING OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED CL AIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST IN SAID ESTATE THE ABOVE ESTATE AN D ALL YOU ARE t4ER[BY NOTIFIED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED that the aarrmistration of Inc, estart. IN SAID ESTATE: of WILLIAM J. WILLIS, SR , YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED dPcemd, Fife Number 762SCP, ' THAI the administrauion the te Circut ,Covrt for estate Paul MiliIlgeI, deceased. Seminole County. Florida, Probate File Number 76 17 CP, is pending in Division, the address of *hich is the Circuit Courl f or Semi nol e S eminole County Courthouse, County. Florida, Probate Division, S.'ntord, Ftoria 37771 The Personal the addr..t' of POch is Semnote rrpres,ntatie. of this estate is County COrthu5i, Sanford, Gertrude ChriStine WilliS, 'ttose Florida 37771 The personal address is 317 Oak Hill Drive, reprenIative of this estate iS Altamonte Springs. Florl(3& 3270). Th name and address of the at W 9th Street, Sanford, florida tcwney for the personal represen )7771 The name and address of the t ative Avestt forth below attorney for the personal All • - openings because he anwed the operation had mood. Ls It all started with a party that court employes served taking fingerprints off one of the ni emos, Exeter and Philhps Academy. been approved by the President as a Mtlonal threw for their departing chief marshal, Frank Dick Tracy style. Then Ai the Agriculture Department a spohesman one of the messengers, explain s'urily necessity. ed that even th e most fashionable schools Hepler,who has been caaed out of his i31,500-a. Thomas West, was call in by the court's have scholarship stidents who are r1eedy. - _______________________________________________________ Tillotson will register on the Republican side of this pr1rna probably for Gerald Ford But liu%ever lie dccides, he mys, it I-vill bo fnr what he considers the best interests of the United States. Gimcrackery aside. Tillotson bielieves the nation's first voter has a responsibility to light the way for th e millions of o th ers, not concerning party or person, but In regards motives and thought. In this sense the country is f or tunate that Till(Ason votes first. Better he than some hot dog periormning tor the "Guinness Book of Records. Born poor and now rich, Tillotson has been on WASHINMN — The main reason the The CIA has now informed the Postmaster year job, keystone kops for rt Central Intelligence Agency monitored the mails General, added Cotter, that spies are no longer The celebrants presented Hepler with a pair his final visit, he was told accusingl between thc United SUtes and the Chinese meddling with the mails. ythat two or eagle-shaped bookends. They also mainland. according to secret testimo,iy, was to nk too incriminating prints, matching those of his "We don't have any national security much champagne. middle and index lingers, were found on the Problenis, enymore?" asked Wilson. In a festive spirit, they ripped down some of memo. Testifying behind closed congressional doors, "In this area, I don't think so," said Cotter. the stern memos that Hepler had posted on the The intrepid police chief , who the former chief postal inspector. Willbarii lie referred to the practice (luring the Nixon walls, These dealt with the duties, decorum had proclaimed and his determination Cotter, conrumied our earlier report that Chira years of wak-hing the mail of suspected 11 to find out "who ripped the sub- appearance of the court messengers, whom the memos off mail was opened In the San Francisco Post versives." Nowadays, he said, "It is a the walls," now thinks he has solved different ex-Marine commanded, Office. The purpose, however, has been kept the mystery, But Wong Is wrong. w or ld, I think,' There was a mnrno, for example, on "lunch ccret untIl nOW. Working without fingerprint power or other "I hope so," sa id Wilson. periods." another on "personal appe arance police Paraphernalia, we have solved Cot ter 's explariation didn't satWy Ijzp. The secret testimony the case, that while on C Charles Wilson, D-Calif., who presided over the it is still for a government agency to mail." court employes took closed session. part in the k, caper . H ran a ma il co ver on almost y citizen. The The case of the missing memos was turned "You said that the San Francisco projrs. agency isn't permitted But they may beat the to open the mall but can rap. You see, Hepler or f involved determining the point A devehp-neid kien a record of who is writing to whom. got to post a memo forbidding employ cs to Chief Albert Wong, with all the fanfare of a TV tar down his m-mmos. of atomic energyIn China," pressed Wthon. In 19774, about 8,500 Americans had their thriller, launched a full investigation, "Now, how can a mail cover program determine mall checked i n CHEAP LUNCh!: The $2 bllllon.a.year this manner. Thc FBI conducts lie refused to discuss the case with us, in the federal such Information?" school lunch program the most inail covers, with the Internal Revenue best police tradition, presuinably now provides to avoid the subsidiz "You have got me, sir," Cor confessed, ed lunches f( Service next.' State and local officials can jr 26 million children in also slightest leak that might alert the culprits. suggested that maybe "there could be some request mail covers. But 90,000 public and private schools. unhappily for law-an"rder in the Suprcme radioactivity on the exterior of the letter." But of SUPREME COURT SHENANIGANS: The Court's messenger room, The original Idea was to give hearty meal.s to we have learned course, th is wouldn't exp lain why the CIA had to Supreme Court has its ow police what the poor. Hut among the thousands of private force which, in Wong's dragnet has uncovered, open the envelopes, keeping with the court's new law-and-order I-Ic shrewdly retrieved several crumpled schooLs getting money unde r the progr am are Utter said he had approved the iflegal mail dogyedly tracking some miscreants. metnos from the trash bins. Ile was later ob- such ritzy lnstitu5 as Choate School, Phillips Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. III Wtons having ciaims 06 written s!alemerit of any - ___ __________ deliver sufficient copleSof theclaim may nave that chailenges the NOTICE, to file any ubjectionS they validity of the decendant's will, fiat have that challenges the the qualefic ationi of the pefsonai representative or the venue uaIifications of the personal F Gertrude Christine Willis As Personal Represent ative of the Estate of Willijinj Jr W01'S. Deceased I ,'I Carroll, Jr , Usc',ure or Law Olficrs of Carroll I Jones. P A Box 911 C,sselberry, Florida 37707 Attorneys for Per so nal Representative Publish Feb 70. 27. 1916 DEW - jurisdiction of the cot, Wilton T Hooks As Personal Represents Represents,, live rA fhe Estate of Paul Mitslagel, DI,SO William A Leffler, Ill Post Office Box 2791 S4nford, Florida 12711 Attorney for Person al Representtjy Publish: Feb 20, 77, 1976 DEW lOS - 20. V. 1976 1976 DEW.10 - Sen ors i going with Roy bra year and half. We plan to be married. Enioy Rov's brother went with a girl I'll ca.11 Gloria. Gloria and i ue in S ho I r ip good friends. Gloria br oke up g P1 ith Hovs broth er and Is going LIUId se senior n ior uduy. wnen to marry someone else. our catu4hi baby was 3 weeks old, I My boyfriend and I were ci'.izens enjoyed a wonderful t my husband with invited to the wedding.I want to (toy at the Altamonte Mall ano th er woman. recently, thanks to the new free go. M' boIriend says that he minib us serice sponsored by To teach him a lesson I hied will not go and that out of e F th ed eration of Retired Clubs for a (liVorc'e, thinking it would respect to his brother, of Seminole make him rpgret what he hit(] shouldn't go, citht.r. I think he s County. After a done and he would beg me to out of line, and I told him I pleasant bus ride (no traffic take him back. Well, it didn't thought he was childish orreci everyone went his tork, so ni-w and if separate way, meet again at Ruth Stopya, Alberta and Louis I am getting a everyone thought like this, no lunch tIme atto the di vorce from a husband I am one would l'ave a friend in the cafeteria, Bartunek, and Ka therine Jones still in love with and don't want wnrd. After more shopping and to lose. W hat do you say" browsing, everyone mt at the Jeannie Matson and her Maybe if you print this it will EASTERNER bus for the trip ba ck to fa ther, Norrick Matson, enmake people think twice before DEAlt EASTERNER: I'm Chuluota, Those taking ad- tertained harry and Grace they file fora divorce they don't Mith iou. Adults choose their vantage of the trip were: Jones of Delaware, Ohio for a want. Sign inc. . . oli frit'nd. (And enem i es. Charlotte Matthews, Mary few days. The Jones are old FOOliSH IN FLORIDA Everyoi,, has a probIm What's Smith, Nora Kendrick, friends and former neighbors 1 DEAR FOOLISH: You are yours' For a personal reply, write tu Florence Boulcien, ABBY- Box No. WOO, L A, Calif. Ruth th e Matsons. Jannie helped t'u'n more foolish if >ou don t ,ØQ,, Enclose stamped, sell. I3sreIl, Dorothy Dunninton, Grace celebrate her birthd.iget In touch with your husband addressed envelope, pleate Ida lampinen, Ruth Barrett, here in Wuoth with a dir.: r Party that included 53 relatis. and friends of the Matsons. - _ IFT 44 4 M! .A - I - - _____ _______ - ______ 3_~ _____ - - - ____________________________________ •, _________ - _________________ ' - 4. 3bHN Wallece and Eleanor Ayres are enjoying the company of their son, Wallace Jr., on Val va',atlon from his work in New V York City. While here in Cen, tral Florida, Wallace Jr. plans to take In some of the tourist attractions, - r ) ____________________ - ' .. " ________ ___________ - CA ______ ____________ Ti 4u- Art .'r Sheriff and Mrs. John Polk celebrate 25th wedding annlvemry - a --. _',, .,.-------- - I J 7 __ - Sheriff, Mrs. Polk Celebrate 25 Sheriff and Mrs. John K. Polk were honored Feb. 14 with a silver Wedding anniversary celebration. The couple's daughter, Cheryl Lugene, and son, John Ken, hosted the reception at their ____ K ______ ., - Alberta and Louis Bartunck had a Visit from John an(, Sally Cores of Mayfield Heights, Ohio. John and Louis worked together for years at the Cleveland (Ohio) Post Office, so the visit was one of renunising old times. From ______ I PICTURES EARN CIP DO ATIONS INirents' Laurel Drive home, Thecouple,bothofwhorngrewl.piflT1pa weremarriedin Tampa on Feb. 16. 1951. Iliey have !ived in Sanford for 16 years. About 50 guests called (luring th e afternoon reception.Out -o fOutflow" guests includfA Sheriff Polk's pi-rents, Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Polk Sr. of Homassassa, and his brother, David Polk of Tampa. Refresl~rnents were prepared by Mrs. George Rufas and her (laughter, Georgia. Five area artists have donated inUngs to help raise money For the Woman's Club of Senford's Community Impro%ement PlroJect i C [P i. Tickets are available for a $1 donation at Mg3hip Bank of Sanford and from Woman's Club members. A drawing wlllbt'heldMarc'h3; tkketholdersnerdnotbepresenttosin The pintings,shown by ifrom Ieli Mrs. Norman HeUrieh, Mrs. William Kirk. Mrs. Walter Glelow and Mrs. Jack Burney, are on displa at the Flagship Bank of Sanford and one at (;Ifts b> Nan. J'Yamin'g of three sAas donated ~y Senkartli't. Artists represented are E.B. Stowe, Ashby Jones, Rubyc King, Troy Ray Sr. and Mildred Babirock. I Herald Photo by Jeln visit another es-postal carrier at Palm Springs, Fla. [vmt aMLrncAj I'a(teson — B centenn al i - FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUSNAME Notice shereb oven that we are Uclic is hereby given thñt I am at P 0 Ho' 704. M949M in busnes il P 0 Dos , ungag n Longwood. Seminole County. C&SIlerberry. Seminoie Counly. Florida under the fiCtitiOt name of Florida, under the fictitious name or T CONSTRUCTION CO , an that o )' CUSTOM VANS, and thdt I we mi rno to reg,ster said flame *11h intmd to regwef said name wilh the the Clerk f the Circuit Court, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Scm riole County. rlocdL in accordance ,vith Seminole Co,iity lorda co,dance with the PrOviSionl of 'hr the proviSionS of thC FictitOvt Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Name Statutes, To Wit Section Section 86S 09 Florida Slarult!S 19S7. 663 Of Floor Ida Statute% ifil. S Donald E Stevens 5: Larry LL Grimm Sr. Publish Feb 6. 1 DEW 31 In And Around Chuluota l will become due shall be il one copy to each Personal to the clerk to enable the clerk to representative mail one copy to each personal Atl Per wn$ interested ,nthe es(ate representative to whorn a copy of this Notice of All Persons infef ested in itie estArr Administration has been mailed are of whom a copy of this No'icc of recuired. WITHIN THREE MON Administration has been mailed are THS FROM THE DATE OF THE required, WITHIN THREE MON FIRST PUB LICATION OF THIS THS FROM THE DATE OF THE It " - NOTICE. to file with the clerk Stafed 11 unliquidated the nature of the on the claim Is contingent or certanty sh all be stated If the untiqudat, thr nature of the un claim is secured, the Security shall certainty shall be stated If the Le described The claimant shall claim i sured, the security sh all deliver Sufficient copies of the claim be described The claimant shal to the clef k to enable the clerk to 4 fepreseniaii~e are set fofth below, cla,m Is not yet due, the date when it and the amount claimed It the will become due shall be Stated If claim Is not yet due, the date wtit'n it the or 3- - immediately and tell him ho>oufecl It ma> not too late to pick up the pieces. It's worth a try. Cxa(ti% - r claim or demand they maV have. court a written statement Of the of any Each claim must be in writing and Cani or demand lhpy may have muSt ind,care the ba%is for Ihe Each claim mus, be in writon7 And claim, the name and address of the must ind(AtC t' (Or 'he (rMifor or his agent or attorney, C184m, Ihe name and basis address o the And Imc amouni claimed It the creditor or his agtnl 0-r allofney, claim is contingent 7 4 1 i; FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS THS FROM THE DAT E OF THE Pd0TE, to file with the CICOi of lht FIRST PUBLICATION OF iois Court a - :; demands against the estate are All claims or 'eu,red, WITHIN THREE MON ctemands against the estate are T HS F ROM THE DATE OF THE ruirerj, WITHIN THREE MON He / got oft duty at six! How a bout h - s '0 WJZ! CIA Was Read i* ng The C h ina Mails I - -: - JACK ANDERSON AQ -: - _____ .0 - lk( Central / - - V) 11, .-.-- -- beauty (left). in stime nays. life g on in the Central American eount' sh;ttii 1k an tarthqu earlier t s month. esen though afte rs hocks; still continuing, the naffies who work on po,. for Green Thumb Corp. still go to work. The nursery, which grows plants foi cxpo to its Florida-b is in A pop ka urItd thi earthquake with onl% minor damages. The task (if applying background decoration Is gl%en to Young apprentice artists DIXVIIJJ \OT(I N II At one mmuk juist midnight on the 24th of Feb, 76--year--old Neil - t They courtyard. Toone side Is a large brick kiln fired bYa fuel made from husks of coffee beans, a local crop. Th r ee potters turn out fruit bowls, vases and large plant iXiLs on their trea(llc wheels. lksigris are Inscribed swiftly and skillfully by artists using sharpened sticks as their enwaving tools. The y draw the Old — th e god of war, of th e harvest, Then the arUsti trainin" tnvs ag ed 10 or 12— stipple th e background with a round tippt d stick After Firing. the pots are painted _ dramatic btack against e lawn back gr ound of the cla),or in the vi v id reds, blues and greens so beloved by the Guatemalans. Some artist3 use pointbrushes; other dab on the co!or with their fineers. 'Me pots are glazed. fired again and packaged for shipment. Mad e in four sizes, th ey neatly fit inside one o th er for easy ha iJj, Faircloth expes the ha ndcraf ted goods to be on sale in 1-loricta soon pots depIcting ancIent go ds are displayed by a local Guatemalin - ir - has caused numerous local government agencies to ban or propose to ban a l uminum wiring and has led contractors t o ba i& fh iiw1iiti well as that of - .- . ----- • e Unsecret Secrets BERRY' S WORLD -- .10 from a long view from opposite Poles. Thus his vote does not drop lightly, but with care, and, American River. and has knorked down the NEW YORK iAPi — As measured by Panama. a nuclear response would not be a the 1974, before beginning an unsteady climb to I ts assuredly, hope. Environmen ta l Pr otec tion Agency's "master numbers, this country's economy over the past current nd.9O0 level. - ift reaction by a force of ready F'undii4nenta lly, Tillotson Is a constructionist, Ian” to force cars off Califorrda's streets and dvcadc has risen to the plunged to the Marines would. And that is exactiv why we are ri~t p But these stock averages too are numbers that at least so far as he believes a things are freewa% R. likely to face such a crisis, because we have such a and is now climbing back up a slippery disguise the carnage, individual and in- possible through applied individualism. The son Since its founding in 1973, the PFL has won 25 depths incline that has few footholds. stitutional. Th is is a very different s tock market force of Marines, they are ready to meet the crisis, out of 40 cases it has argued and 15 are still of North Cuntty hillbillies, he left home at 16, a Th e numbers show retail sa l es are moving today, even th if e numbers suggest business as refug ee from r ur "U Castro is quite aware of the fact. pending. it has yet to Ian a case in final appeal. al privation and human ahead. industrial production is rising, the job tisual or, in fact, better than usual. Th e firm's most nota ble work, however, has situation is improving, the %t;a natim. Eventually tie o-i eated a process for Put another way, the only war you win is the stock market has be in the cld of welfare reform. It helped recovered lost There are many thousands fewer brokers and affixing print to rubber, not an Edisonian idea, ne vou don't fight. And the best way to keep fl-ull,en round , inflation is tendi ng lower hun dr eds fewer brokerage houses. Ile the perhaps, but it was enough to establish him as institute a computerized program to ferret out and some interest an hav17119 to fight ft is to be completely prepared that s are half whi -t they were. volume sets records, there are fewer investors. imiustrial mogul. Among other things, 711lotsoll welfare cheats by matching the Social Security Som nobody will take you on. etimes we become hypnotized by th!se Most of the trading is by funds and trusts and numbers of recipients with quarterly wage now Owns the largest surgical glove producing Th is is the niche that the Marines occupy in our numbers, and tend to th ink they are a continuous oth er institutions, r epor ts filed by employers. The PI plant In the world. Not bad for a high school suc- measurement of th e same economic body. But Moreover, the structure of the stock market is dropout. defense structure, and it is more important in cessfully beat back attempts bv welfare rights the numbers are mere abstractions, bare bones (bfferent. The big, individual exchanges have today's world th an ever before. groups who attempted to have th e program Yet as a dropout who inade good, the first without the flesh of memory or emotion, unable lost much of their individuality, their autonomy, voter is concerned about the erosion of the enjoined as an "invasion of privacy." th eir separate identities. We are attempting to to distinguish chan'es in the quality, process by which such things are possible in the un One year after the system's introduction A look at the nonstatlstjcal record will show evolve a central market place. nation, lie says more and more people are der former Gov. Ronald Reagan I Our three Vital financial institutions it has been that this past decade was perhaps even more Incheating on the system. 'When I was young, the continued under Gov. Edmund Brown), th ere iolent than the numbers in regard to our surance, WnYing and the stock market — are all people worked with their harids, we were farwere 785,000 fewer people on welfare in changed and changing, It is a diiferent world met's The recent House action blocking public relea and shoemakers and mechanics, We were lifornia and the state had saved corrimittee report on its im'estigaflon of the $1 billion, yet business institutions, including retailers, today; itisa world In transition. Other industries rewarded for how much we did and Intelligence airhners, railroads, banks, insurers. how well WC deserving recipients received benefit hikes of Agercy drew strong words from committee chairman Rep. Otis did Propey and liability insurers have losttoo are Now, he sigNs, the Idea of succem is to sit mor e than 30 per cent, billio ns of dollars on underwritings over th e past in an office, not a workshop; dirty fingernails "Cver.up," was the charge leveled by the New York This, in anybody's book, is ser%ing -the two years, perhaps more than $6 billion in all. are for the unfortunate, creating has become public interest," Democrat at his colleagues. Some have gone bankrupt, and oth ers are primarily a mental exercise. Iters to the editor are %elcomed for But "responsible" would be a better description of the The trouble with the modern way, says ng. Publication. All fi-tters must be signed, Alth a decision to honor an implied agreement with President Ford to Mile for mile, 1975 was the safest year for mailing athlrt'ss and, If possible, a telephone The banking industry has lost billions more on keepa lid on cLassified information provided by the White House motor vehicle travel in U.S. history — meaningful, it also becomes less profitable, numIx,r so the identity of the writer may be or at least bad loans, and the names of many banks are on to aid the probe by the House intel.11i;cme coamiittee. in tj* %'02 years that Ow National Safety Councii vriiird. I he E% I've nothing against people sitting in office rnlng Iferald % ill respect the Various official problem lists, The list of failures, 7be vote. however, is nothing more than a gLsture. WeUhas been recording statistics. Ishes of %riters who do notA an t their names skysaapers," he says, rather his resentment is for years restricted to relatively small incirculated "leaks" alregidy havv revealed details of such 1he council's preliminary figures for last In print. The Evening Herald also reserves towards "the comparative rewards of their operations as U.S. submarine spying on Soviet missile launches year show that the death rate dropped to 3.5 efforts." lie fears that Arrierica has become I The stock the right to edit letters to market took efirrinate libel or to one of the deepest dives a and CIA involvement in Angola and Italy's politics, fatalities for each 100 million vehicle miles sUte where those who do the least labor have mt')spa((' requirements. in its history, from 1052 points on the Dow Jones [ The House vote cannot undo th e harm done by unauthorized traveled. In 1974, the rate was 3,6. unjustified superiority over those who do the industrial average earl)' in 1973 to 578 late in revelatbonsof acceptable CIA methods, nor can It erase concern 1,1(1st over activities proscribed usider the CIA's role. But the lawmakers have acknowledged that legiUmate intelligenceatherthg operations need not be revealed to our global challenge in Guantanamo or Puerto Ilico or - P 9 -' _______ , 'Watchdo0S h ll g d $1 i HnItivd - -, __ It) JEAN PA'rnsoN Owned by Green Thumb Corp., which has nurseries locally in a nearby village were producing In th Herald Staff Writer eir tiny homes clay pots and Apopka, thefarm produ ces indoor plants Visiting Guatemala in the afterma th of th e massive car- is directed by Ralph Faircloth, brot he for exports to Florida. It other utensils used by housewives for ccoklng, carrying water r of Paid Faircloth who and o th er chores. thquake which ripped across the t)Ufly Feb. 4, one sees only runs the Apopka nurseries. devasLationand misery; hears only tales of sufferingand loss. impressed by the artistry of their work, Faircloth cneeived the But After spending Frday flight at the Green Thumb farm, and idea of building,' sPacio,~s Pottery on his farm for the natives. lie For the Guaternalas, the worst is over, life goes on and prior to a Saturday morning expedition into the dis ta nt cou - are intent on rebuilding their lives. would pa)' them as his employes and assist in find in g tryside with a U.S. Army helicopter airlift of relief supl)lies, market for their wares. On a flying 24-hour visit to the disaster zone, Feb. 13 and 14, 1 Faircloth conducted a brief tour of the nurseries, and alsoof his So far, one trial shi p ment of decora ti ve planters has been sent had one fortunate glimpse of life-as-tvival on a farm not far from newf the apital (It) he U.S., where it was reportedly received with mthusialms It had b€en brought to urclo th titttntioii that raflsmen in airclo th plans regular shinents to follow _______ All e work is (lone by about 20 men, from young boys gran(ffathers Pottery Is men's work in Guatemahi DON OAKLEY - balanced military circumstance which provides If Part Of Guatemalan Life 0 Goes0n . Public -'- - M1 --.. -•M - ---- 1 —Bill Currie on their respect in tile e~.(s ()f the Amer* nation to be ready to respond to an unexpected call, si.hout regard to the nature of the crisis, perform Despite Shattering Earthquake Brookings Institution think unnecessary but declares, since the Marines' specialty 0 amphibious warfare is outdated, a = __ - 0 - --;- a i tank does not go so far as to say the Marines are the - be was smart enough at 19 to tell an up-and-coming pitcher that he needed a bigger globe in order to it better pitcher, we figure that at 28 he's one heiku a a kt smarter and (incinna s reig kngpn , the National League will last for (e more )ears, because he's one of th ose is no playing out his option OdD) the United Stat - ' Clock • ------------ i A Bicentennial Fashion Show speaker and Mrs. Katherine Altamonte Springs, to benefit various games, bid on the many will be featured at the Feb. 24 Bishop, South Side PTA's Youth Programs, Inc. valuable prizes, or buy refresh. weeting of the South Side Bicentennial chairman willalso For a tax-deductible donation ments. Elementary School Parent IX' present. of $2.50 those attending will YPS Counselor Oar)' Red. Teachers ASSOciation at 7:30 The progriun is open to the receive $2 1,5W in play money. mond is coordinating the event, p.ni. The pupils will be public and refreshments will be which they may use in the which is open to the public. modeling clothes furnished by served following the J.C. Penney store. Coordinator ___________ _______ - of the show will be Mrs. Hose Alcorn and narrator will be Phil! Las Vegas Night Levine, third gade teacher. A Las Vegas Night will be Jack Homer, chaIrman of the held Sat urda y from 8 P.M. to Serninole County Bicentennial midnight at tile clubhouse at Committee, will be guest Capistra no Apartments, -.- DISCOVER 1776 AMERICA 1976 - -- - -- - ---- - - -- -' �-- - -- - - -.-- -- --'-'---- :----- --r- .----r - -- 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Fib. :: THE JLviotirl j) AV ADVENTIST CHURCH Forest City -so 4)4 G hr.am fart 'àtVtdiy S,,vi( Scv-ctt. Sabbath SCbbi?Pt ScP.00I vespers OUR OMMUNI 01" P astor's SANLANDO •;.i; Lonorood Florida 1:1J3 TY. Lymin K,rko4 Sunday School Worship : k I 1% II rn • 7ea in 33 flhiiivtf5 baton Iwnilt PVay,rSrr.c, 000 The i 0 Patter - I - 0 wo - , is. mi ii Slam The 3tory i s told that one - TI OH! Forrest Paster Sunday School 416 M M.rnnqWorttip Ep*orthLiagui Worship Wed Pra,,r Mnt II 008 in 4 lSpm 7 sop fit I u p in customer was a prostitute the Morning Worship 10 DI5C, pLc),: CHRIST 1437 S Sanford Ave Oa H1,sid Harris Minister Sunday Schoo l I ISa m M. ,vnqw,,tis,p II Slam Youth Fellow ship Sunday 4 34 in Wed S,cv.c, 7 )AP' 1Sa,, 7 SIp in Fimly Ni ght (Wed 0 7 34 Church Of God - cic;. in Rev. 1 T Palls CRVrChOIOOdHIWWTRR Sur4av School Morning Wuttlp Evangel i stic Se,, amIp Ni5PII Service YPE L Wet Pastor S as in I 45arm Il-OIa in S COp in Clifford W Schseliff Sunday Schoei WVIcP cc Cs.LvA', BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 300 Fairmont lo om Pra,rM0t,., W,d IPee Rev LPfOy 0 Soper S 1$ a in if ii Isop eve Church Of Christ ' '- Nut;try Prividtd Holy CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car littlest & Oas Ave ! W Ceftntari Pa-,to, Sndiy School S as. on Morning Wet-sAp I) "a in Church Travoic" 4 lip in tiitiitWOiI.p 7 - Np in Wed Pray- Se rvice 7Wpm CHURCH ØC CHRIST ON Paint Spr6r4s or Attarrit Sptsngt James P Neei3tiam Evan,(itt Bible Study IS H. in Assembl y worship II Na in t'tfi'5W01tPip • N, m Wed Evening Servic e WPOP4-i4.y PiNe Class ilIp in hv;o,y l)pppi WTRR 7 11pm Sndjy N.At Broadcast - - P' lIP - - - '• 1 11P1 T1'-. ii. P•'L,ti CHURCH OF CHRIST 151? Parie Avenue mid Baker Evari•lit Bible Slyly II Na in Morning Wor ship II Na in t,tn.r, Sore,, 4 - Ks in Ladies B i ble Tuesday IS. in WidiWada, III,Clan 7IIp in .- jt / -- F - V ? - - -:-: - - -- j Rev John DWschlandor Sunday School 7 Evening Wirsiup 111- 1100 Classes Wed P357, S ala iii Sunday School Morning Woolveope If 41.0ting loser 1111am GRACE UNITED 40 I VM#rqW,IA,p 131pm SlIp in Paster Or IT. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3111 S Par* Ave Hi-aSia r Roberti Møtt Sunday MIt.uivgWo,ij.p Wed Lye IbIs Study Patter Many .i began at the Most tOWfls grew up around the intersection of thoroughfares. And the vast Cities which flow light thft penetration of traffic with beltways, thruways, and by-passes were themselves spawned by the very highways they crossroads. two important It II I Ij in 11 Wa ves loo p ni would Other Churches T( village W.tts.rdtldrd,, S.nda,Sclsusl Marturig Wlrthp EvsoligWorsup Prayer Mo,spngW,4,,, METHODIST CHURCH \eVer lose sight of thl. vital Crossroads - IieIi'jon 5 That is the encolnter of me with Cod! It has constantly offered positive, (Mflstructivt, approaches to the problems that surround the other Intersections III time .lild experience. Hwy I? Slat Piney Ridge Rd Catsolberry liv William PsckelI Pallor Rn Ke0nth Miller AstIst Pastor MerfIng Worship S )S&Iua in Chunil School 5 156 Ia in Services with classs Per all a'es F,llowthp Cott** betwoon 5tyyic,s AIIbV,AV,LISI Mary I,, A F Stevens Mimttit - When you hear the church bells next Sunday, remember. It roads where Christ touches all human relationships with I u . s is good to live at the Cross power anti love. Patti, 11,04a in II "am 7Npm 7:3I0m UMYF (venip.g - - ALL SOULS rATHOLICCMUACI 1 f - - 111r5y cccs l: taut S,cari Stitt, Sandip Sty,,,, 6 $ondiy$os..I Wedrit4jp Svc, - - 1101aon . 7 ip in , Sunday !pIiesii-ins - ?n.londuy Tuesday I Will I I'ets'r L1 1 t a" Wednesdu I.tike + t Thursday Friday l(irk ?sltirk fl)' t t (W) j Ay ' 1 .Sufiirt hiy I CflTiflfIlIuIlc 1 430pm FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Its Pub Ave (W) j S Morning Werihip II iSa in Np in Youth Group *to Che e r Practice I Np pastor , 0 e liOn ' . by '3' . :1 - -'-"• ' Ilti1ri' ON country will be presented b s c DIL J. A. RANDY \ Evangelical Divinity School. g together since .4 1% and their music by Jimmy Sniitli and March 3 at 7 p.m. at Sanford- album recorded in London was Wiutney Dough Fustis Free Methodist Ch urch, relea se d last sear Sowder and James Goode will Sanford in th UPSALA PRESBYTE RIAN CHURCH Corner County Club It Upsala Readi Patter Rev Darwin Shea S SIam Sv'iySch.sl IS to in Mern.n, Worship 7 04P t E,en,ng Worship , I ~7 ' - __________________________________. I , -- ________ d - Snepnera mum reactor at what is now Argonm National Laboratory and continued with the atomic testing program at Oak Ridge National Laboratories. fie was involved in the design of ion chambers, radiation detei:tion devices and geiger couiters. 1953 he entered the t1. ra Southern &nin fromn which 1ie d ed C Laude in 1956. Since his or. .' ______ - - - ' ii-nwI.... ______ ,A tp r , I The %omnan s Guild of the Church of Providence in Deltona will hold its second annuaI -Spring Fashion Show REV. RAI-PH LUMAN and Loncheon Feb 26 at flOOfl in the will go to the Lu theran Haven Bethany Lutheran Church Auxiliary in Slavia. This Hickory, N.C., will asswne d • I the North -- -. - . - - - Charleston, S.C.; c isrn;:n North Augusta, His wife, al is a native of Bennettsville, S.C.d 13 a re now serving In nursing home in Hickory, N .C. - - - dinituin he secd Lutheran churches in Lexington, SC, Lorain, Ohio _____ Lutheran St ar Jimmy Sowder and singing and Beach, Niich,, Wednesda)- - - C A, V to reassemble the first atoun Lutheran nature and beauties seen in this esan'eljsts IJerbIodojn and o - To God and country With Love" is the title of a cinemasound production k Go d B' alle OS 01 e'ii Providence Free Methodist _ preaching and teaching by 4 Youth night; Friday Family night. Following the services Sunday and Friday there will be a time of ltllu4lip tAild refreshments - _______ depicting the glory of God in \ \\ but to each evening. Each night there will be a special emphasis: Sunday pack the house" night; Monday - Puppet nigh to he Centrl Riptist puppets .-ill: perform; Tuesday "fill a pew" night; Wednesda) Sunday School night; ThursJ-.y L tles. i extrem ely weakemng to even the best marriages. Ravenna Park Rowan the and there will be special rim 1c I aw i - - - - - -- - - - - C Carolina Cha pter o f th e Lutheran Southern Serninary Women's I organization has undertaken duties as pastor of Good Daur, Mar' is a high the deselopmnent of a walled Shepherd lutheran Church °n speak ata Men's Prayer flreak a nd till complete garden for the use of the \larch 1. Passion Pla y Sou ern Meth re fast to be he ld at 730 am The Sth et odist v of the her studies at Seminole High nurs in g home Pastor Luman with his wife, teanl will be conducting the 9 35 ll School n preparation for kin Jotmston chairman of Forts-five members of the Del .and Drekas Shop in Sarah and daughter, Mary wi and 11 a in worship services N e autumn. and will present the ride in the parsonage at 210 c ollege this aut w Tribes Mission, will speak Sanlando United Methodist fash and the full chancel choir will at First Sou th ern Methothst Ch ur ions and Andrea Giles, Cordo va Dr. Their son, Paul, is ch will travel to Lake store manager , wi ll Ix, singing. There will be guest Church Sunday at 11 be corn in graduate school in the Schilke Inc. a.m. and Wales Feb. 28 to see the Black teachers in mniny of the Sunday 7:30 p. 11tentator. rs. Earle Brown, is University of N.C. SAND LAKE DR.,SANFORD m. services The church Hills Passion Play, an outdoor chairman of thi fashion show School classes, is located at 2460 Sao Ave. religio SAVE 3330341 I42 SAVE Prior to becoming a mmistcr , us drama, which is in and Mrs. Albert Grann is In Pastor At 6 p.m. there will be a Luman worked for the TUB and SHOWER ENCLOSURES production for its 24th year in charge of the models. covered dish supper followed at DuPont Co as a supervisory T Florida . 645 bs study groups. Jimmy hemical engineer. He helped Discount Factory Outlet I The 1976 schedule of the Good Shephera Sowder will lead th e adusts VALENTINE ROYALTY Passion Play includes per. Jimmy Smi th , the youth and The ( rowrnsi king and queen of th e New.. Episcopal Church Calvary Missionary lormances Sundays, Tuesdays, -i Whit Dough, the chi l dren The Women of th e Chur ch Baptist Church YOung People's [Ripartment for the coming year Thursdays and Saturdays at Good Shept'rd 331 Lake preschool nursery will open at were Kenneth McGill and Diana Lamar (photo abosci Guen Ave., 730 The first (Re Wed , p 5:30 p.m. An esangdistic dlyn Richardson and Will Walters (photo below) reigned over Maitland will sponsor a nesdass there will be sers Ice will begin at Sp in wi th matinees rummage Mid \lidnite the %tarana th a Penetecostal Church %akntine Banquet .j at 3 p in , with the final OflC music by theChurnctichoirand on Madness Sale Feb 221 at the (Hld by Mane Hawklnsi '." March 17 th e Crusade team -w parish hail on Fridas, the ' ' "d.. Methodist Hour Radio The outdoor drama opened hours will be 8 a in until Feb 15 and co ntinues th I Broadcast wi th headquarters in 1 rough Inidnight with 1(rce gospel sing Al 18 A ri l Orlando is heard osir 240 L' by The onls special perf o rmance be The I ighhouse Quartet stations in 45 dates, in Puerto ginning at 7 in There will is on April 16 which is Good be clowns, cotton cands ice I'A . Rico and on I " Far- Fast 7 a 'Frhs 1 Broadcasting Cu in Okinawa * cream, hot dogs and popcorn. orina1ls attindance runs L'P and the I"llilippines. Bowdoin. / r p near or o% - - - -- M h - - I - Enterprises ' _____ - -, L- - • - - - - LtsF King MngW,sPip Sunday School I 306 Prayer Breakfast 2nd& of" Thur sday I(J) Sunday Church School lIp S in I "pm BibS. Slyly & Prayer Sre 7 36 to in Fins? Wednesday Fellowship Worship Sloppier Christian Science V COMMUNITY UNITED - LAKE MONRGE CHAPEL 'hurch of Da)lona, Rev. George wifi he is chae now escape. . : Allen Chapel AMF Church, JaeksonIIle, will speak at the 11 am service and Ites H I Wilson of the Calvary Baptist ChurchofPalat.ka wtlldelher th e anniversary sermon at 3 p m IV-1 the Morning ser,-iccs this &jndii I the pastor Kes (,artrtl I Sims Sr., chostii with Mrs Sims, will be honored %1t Calvary Baptist Church on the occasion Sunda at his thl Rev Virgil I Irylni and Rev Kenneth* Myllis. Mnisters Morning Wee shop S la in. CRvrOl School S 41 in Morisi, Worship II Na In N unsity 1V & ANNIVERSARY Our civilization is largely the product of men's encounter with men at the crossroads of geography. soc:ology, history and science. - minry an entertainment by the youth will be featured during the even ing. A Bicentennial minklrai-na will be presented by you th at - vol 8 ft. THE LAKE MARY UNITED at St. Paul (Minn.) Bible Time to Hun' (iltiid Ifl First M e th OC IS t 710pm F I RST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Wive, Sunlard Estates Rev Daniel 0 lain Pastor Sunday School 5:413 in Mor,Un,Wo,-ilsfp II Slam. MYF)84two 1. 44p M lea Werthipi Allen 7 lIp in Wednesday Morning Prayer Group The), hut while studying [hUSh - The youth of First United Methodist Church of Sanford are serving a spaghetti supper to(iay from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Fellowihip Hall of the church. A nominal price will be charged for tile supper -cornplete with dessert and drink. A program of -s L Catholic ill Oas Avt 5-oil,,. If w4flismEnnis Fr WII4&in AvI,rit,iiIt A'it Panty Sit V411 Mass 7 - Wp M. Sun Ms Slm,I5$1I1,i...i Ceelns,ons, Sal sip in - - - FIRST BAPTIST C,4UBC14 Pastesir S14a 45 0 'i uSIa iii S Isp . top p in t sop in A Nursery Oviedo Baptis t . ege and he went on to earn a htu.is5il services wi l l be held by World %Ville 1) Cas elberry Sunday with the '"ures, BA degree in theology from at the Ravenna Park Baptist entire Methodist Ilour tearn will be sh0wn Stindy at 7:30 Wesley Bible College, in. Clitirch Feb. 29 through March 5 participating services pmat First Baptist Church of neapolis and has studied at 7:30 nightly, Rev. Felder during the day. There will lx I? ft Hwy and Labe Mary Blvd 7)Ip At • 11pm i - Np in Wed totter" M.qiIt, is 1wsil COVENANT 4rZ 44 z- Congregational S 45s in Ray (if scheduled at Community United Methodist Ch ur ch of -1 A hande. Your marriage could Ix- lx!adt:d fur trouble unless you and your wife arrive at a mutual under standing of what your goa15 are as a couple. 'Me Bible says of marriage, we are to "cleave to each other." Fifteen hundred miles away is a pretty long distance to do any ck--aving or giving warm personal love to each other. Method'16sts Plan Reviva Presbyterian I sop marr age rls Club. Getting acqua in ted with some Separations Photo by Tom IfleenI) 4 tell W PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 West Hart Taylor £ Bud Hupp Evanql.s? Ibi. Class "a in Moriwri,W.rst,p tIll, in - of the Puppets, from left, Melody Vates. Billy Egge, Ray Bell, Mrs. Shirley Bell helding "Ricky" and It's bad enough when they are Denise BraIer. (IIerd er Morn.riqWetijip 11 boa m Evangelistic Sorvsc,-t 7Kp in Wad Prayer A Bible Study PlIp in I.pen4eMMitsoIsi,y BAPTIST CHURCH 554 Hetleq Lv, Pt 33? *337 s poiisortA Saturday by tilt- Sanford Alilauct- Church Junior Gi SPONSORED - Sa turday E L DER SPRINGS Grill who • )$ to in . Ivirisng$.qy, B ibl e S t udy Tye Eve YovlS Servi ce Too*% E v e PALMETTO £vNu BAPTIST CHURCH 2430 Patinifti Av e $lda,5cho4 of the man in the lzrd.11 A"Great Day 11 r Ever)-one should have the opportunity to express Nrnself as an individual, but not at the expense of others. St. Paul neve; could qualify as a supporter of women's liberation, but even he said, 'either is inan independent of woman nor woman independent - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 2i3?Savl,rdAv, ev 7 Patio, ant A. No. I don't think you're selfish, but I do think both you an Paster 04& M Rev Marvin G Buckner luridiy School Morni ng Worshi p CctTcw.q airiing EveWrigthjp Wed Prayer Streic. S i nday -- -----e~ , yow ifc are m ied up as to what marriage is aU about I mom swriday School Mornifto Worship GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH _____ / o Or Jay Tr C*emali ,I.?leS t udy _______________________ Ulm himself for II learn 1 Np in 4 Q. My wife and I have been married 10 years. She wants me to sell our house and use part of the money to finance an advanced degree for her In costume design. The education she wants Is lffered only at a school 1,500 miles away. For the next two years, he would be gone except for breaks and hollbys. I have a g(x)d job and can manage on my own (children are no problem, we ______ I R - t', Son ll I15 ON in IS )$a in .-• 0 ist answe are called /... I •• - ' Wed s Pito, Svridiy (wening tsu. Friday, Feb. 20, 1976--7A 4 wanting my wile to do this? She said that for all she knows, we may get a divorre In future years and she needs to have career FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Or LONGWOOD Morning worshi p A k' r_ least hro'hp-c person of Jesus, all people took touch the earth. What a on a new relationship. The challenge! Can people see mannier in wWch we trut Chrid in us? wi R e v Flit,, A •?vtch.y s,a, SPool veer-slip Srnvsci knderqa,t,n arid hiripry j ¶j ; 'C- In Sill PINECREST IAPTI$TCHURCM lI'W Airpt Blvd. Row Remo," H•lt Patti, Sunday scloot 9 as a in Minn, W.,i p It Ida in Church I lip in E v en.IlWo,%hp . 7)lp ,' Wad Evecuis5orvici I - _________________ - Somosmal.- li 1xi other Clirists in the Id We identify will, Christ. With St. Paul in his letter to the Galatiams we can say: The life I is not my own; is helive living in me I stillClirist live my suddenly fie heard a voice, "But I did come to you in the persons of the prostitute, the mother, SIP Orange Street tUTNERANCHURCHOF Tsr REDEEMER 51* 3515 place Lulls,., Hoyt" aid IV ,This for one of Pentecostal It, L Ruth Grant toroidal sc hool ---- 0.1 a JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1131 Watt Finil Stied Geep ',GaII.-,,av Pa;I.q Sunday School IS K a in Morning Service II Pea in (rerun, Service 7 lIp in WeIsCida, Strvri i - 34 in Did Trfhs tq a New Day -. Wife Equal-But Separate ___ and the alcoholic." We tcoe bm the hands and When God became man in the feet of Christ as we walk and ofteam Lutheran 1 1010am I 034 in IS Aim in Col"mun-ort "•I•e • Ci,ra*r Holy Communion (Punch jc7o44 ;1 - Pallor 4 mom Evangelitt Service I Np in 1 M.d W,,b Serv ice lWeill rn Nursery Prividid (or all servc,s RtIor Puny W Collins 7 10pm - - -- - - -- complained tu Jesus for not huinan life. bill it i s .1 life nf keeping his appointment nwn filth in flit , 'S.',' Met l i ng YQtlN PIty' 4015 Park - 10pm disappointed. fie wondered wh)Jesus failed to show up. That night while he was at prayer Desistat D E Iloolt 141 V CI6101 - 7 BOp in IS$eford Garden Club Hwy 17911 Shock lip y Pallor Sunday Sc hool Pr,iPirt0 A W'rtt.j,. 11,we Study marine 11. Proclaiming Well PvaprN•yf At the end of day when it lJapm Episcopal 0 1114a rr .'_•:? 4k did it for fne.' he could FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 3SII Samford Ave Minister I- at 2.-n it understanding heart went out to li assist these people the best way OF THE NAZARENE It, RI 44 Gent va Rev A B Green at it Sunday School S Na in It Na in Sin W*qthq Sun NYPS "pies Sun Ewe W.vtbp I 06 P lit Wed Pnayr lit SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 air,,j Blvd Phone 2 tP Baptist - - - - - 4 wher you were in Prison you alcoholic In his kindness his GE"FVA ( 641-110 c" CHURCH OF GOD K) * Hid Strut i; " - second was a mother with sick T'he King will anrer thern: of child, and tile third was all asure you, as often as you did Nazarene I Christian Sirida, Scn.i4 - - - - - - - Oral' Roberts 'lArd, FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH N R t people is the way we treat God. rnorninl,, t prayer ;I man ws We read in Matthew 25:s7: t0ld that Jesus was going to nlee just inan will ask hin U-isit hills that (lay. The nin when (lid we sft you hurried off to work with much hungr% and feed you or see you expectancy wondering how this thirsty and give you drink? was to take place. fie operated When did we welcome you away his own sinall shop in a run- frorn boome or clothe you in your down inter-city area. His first nakedness? When did we visit Assembly Of God PatIo, S 30 a in -- lh Brother Bernard Itarga Methodist Church... ''a'' - Past,, Southern ;•: F II5T ASSEMBLY UP- GOD CHURCH C004 37th arid tInt - Evening Herald , Sanford, Fl. Corner Nursery 6 Krid.rqa,tei ? Pepm ::: R oo E Don Cii - - Methodist THE HOPE A urn THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ADVENTIST Ccrner 7th a Elm C R N,.iI - - - 20, 1976 Ad&n#Ic# ,,,U,,tnOTi 5 ii * --- FamvP4M Supper a'ti ' a in PAOLAWESLEYAN CHURCH Old Nt 44 LOnanj, Ave - Paola K I Svndavlthool 411am 543am Mittun, W*rh.p IS "am E Writing Wrrnhp I - - - . - . - , - -- - . , " The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible. ,'' -" :' '$- V I A - - - FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINLE John Y. Merc'r and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS rid Employes WILSON- EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson .rnd Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORYLUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'; SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff - SEN'<ARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L.D.PLANTE, INC. Ovldeo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson ST ENSTROMREALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla, Howard H. Hodges and Staff CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service WIN N.DIXIE STORES and Employes FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First b BAPTIST Anih Baptist Ch Oviedo Calve,7 hIltS AssgwsWy. Ill Fatin,*e (5*04.1 3arcer, Club. Hwy Ii Caliary laplis? Church. Crystal Lake £ I'd. Lake Mary 1as5.toerry l4pt,el Church. 15 %sisio(a Blvd C entral Bapt,tt Church. 1)1? Oak Ave ChulvIta First Baptist Clear-sat., Misi*i.-y Ba pt ist Chur ch. Soottsw,jt R EldOn 3pninn Biptit ChurtS, Old Orlando Rd at Stalin Ae -tt la;i.st (c $ 15 Park Ave F'.+Idfup laptii Cls.rch.I Altatsoots 5rsngs. It 134. AIlment. storleogle First Baptist Church 04 Desire, Firtt Ciwih of O.ewv, F ort; laptsi ChurCh of Lake Ma ny F.r? I#ptrst CIwech ci LOu Minnie F.nt Baptist Churchef Lnnqne.d,C., Church A Or-ui First Baptist Church of 0,4.1, F,r;t Bpt.st Chutc.h if 5311.1. SprIngs Fits? soia.as Minar-p Baptist Church, 1151*. 13W St Forest City Baptist Church Pint Baptist Church ° Fountai n Head Baptist Church. Oveod. CATHOLIC CJ''ch of We Nativity. Lako Mary All ioslj C.5m0,c Church, Ill 00 Ave. Sanford ST Ann's Catholic Church, Oigwo.4 Trail. DcBae. - CHURCH OF GOD Church Sb G4. 543 H.(ky Clutch .4 Gel. NI W 3 Church of God. Ov4do Chutch 00 God Holiness. Lake Mono. Church 04 God Misbl*, Enterprise Clutch of C..d. Ill) W 14th It Church it 01 in ChrIst. Deledo Chur ch Of God Of Prptsecy. 21051 Elm Ave. Church of Ondel Prlphicy. 57*45 Persimmon Ave Churth el 0.4 Missee*, fiterprisi leChur(t.4 17KW 13th St Sanford EPISCOPAL - METHODIST Burnett United U,m.,ial Church. E Dolaip Ave - Enterprise Beat Lake (JIlted Methodist Church Bethel A U E Church. Canaan "Its Cassefb.rry Community United Methodist Church, Hwy 17,3 & Piney Ridge Rd - Casselbqe,y DeBar, COinvnity Melhod,st Church, * HiglibiriSt Rd - Dolary F'' tln'i, Mer'odsI Ch ch us ur Park Awe Forst M,ttsodst Ch ur ch of Ov.edn Pint Soothern M.ttlodrsP Church. 344$ San ford Ave Free Mittoditt Church, 540 W ItS St Grrt.e M 4 t7dtl Coition Gen..,. Grace Uhiled M,thod.st Cu'ch, Airpql Blvd Grant Clispel A ME. Church. Ovid. Oakprow, MethOdist Church Oredo Ostorn Methodist Church Poola Wtsleyan M?hOdit, RI 44 W at Pail. S James A U B Sm at Cppr; IT Marys A H I Church $ I. RI 41$, Osteen St Payls MtM4itt Church, 0,0,1* Rd. Enterprise Statford Momitial Church, $ DeBary Sanlando United M,t ho4, Church, Tamp First Fed. Semorais $lvs. Altamoote Spti*gi NAZARINC First Church of Wi Ilalaroan Upsala Community Presbirsorian Church , Up,at. I Westminster Presbyterian Chur c h, 1.4 lug Rd Casselbar,, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist CSIViCIP. Hwy 454, P.'est city Seventh Day Ady.fltsl Church. Mi,tland Ave - Altamenie Sprlrig, Sanford loventh Day Adventist Clutch. itt & Elm Winier Sptings Seventh Day Adventist CPsurcfi, $15 Moss Rd Ma Hill AdwI,t Cffi III $ise It., SaiSi-g OTHER CHURCHES Allen's A U B Church Olive & Ifl5 All F,*th CSSpsl. Camp kMingI1 Wiki Park Ig hearIblI Avenue Wiliness Chapel. lea,dall Ave Chulvota Clininvilty Church Church Of Jesus Christol Latter Day Saints. 331$ Park Ave Last,,n Orteodu ChVrCh , $t JAms Clry.gfoin Chapel. Hwy Il 71. Fer n P Eastern •ffidni Chuh $t Gegeg. if the 0 CA Fern Ptb First Church 04 Chiist. kiitwitt, 3W1 TPI St First Barn Chiutch 04 the Livittg 0.1, M.E*3y I1l I.-- & Ill 5th St. , Laos Monroe Chapil. Or,ng, Blvd. I Ike M.*r llif Kldom Wall if Jehovah's Witness. Lab, Mo.v Pentnestat - - Open BibS, lafornaci, First Baptist U ni t, 1547 W I'd - - Cro%%med king and qucvn at Metho dists in special music by the Jones Ifigh Jerusalem in conference at New Tribes the annual you th March Valentine's School Ensemble Missionary Training under the Institute Banquet held Saturday in the direction of James ViIson in Oviedo this werk Th' fellowship hall of First Baptist Guest speaker will be James primary emphasis of the Ch ur ch of Sanford were Jody Golden, Sanford attorney mi ss ion is to reach ttit . ST hckens, Seminole I1ih School 1uller is primitive Brotherhood tribespeople with the Jurnor and Miss Betsy president and lies James Gos pel of Christ. -f Longwell, Seminole Corn Ilagin Is church pastor. t' College student Tin Alliance - -- Dr. Julian M iss Lisa Hughes, princess. r -- -A - -- A. Bandy Startinti at 7 m on Feb president emeritus of Tocma Thev were selected on the basL% the teenagers and adulLs of ser.ice to Christthrough Falls (Ga.) Bi b le College of Nativity parish, Lake\t ary, church activities and their are taking sice president of the Ch tin a Fasthon ristian witness in home school and t he A lance SSi Thes will fast for _4 hcurs until (OlnhItunits be spaking in tiic 11 tO in p in on Sa turday m This weekend 40 south and pa rtici vie' Sunda at Sanford ti 'in the o 4ect are adults will traselto Lake Yale looking Ic spo Alliance Church. With Dr nsors, who will Bandy will be a fssrne,iiber Baptist Assembly, Eustis for donate a sum of money for musical ensemble from the the State Youth Music Festisal every hour they keep the fast II e Both the \ outh I and \ outh U The money colleded will CODing be his ministry In cho irs will barjpatjflgwith given through the church Asheville, N.C., he pastored the y outh to the starving of the Churches • "I.- - tv of 1776 T I N .4vi I/ Announcing a brand new book by The Associattid Press that gives the whole dramatic sweeo of 17h the founding year • Daily Lift? • Battles • george Ill Man md King • Founding Fathers • Foundi,ig Foes Barle)- was selected prince and Nativity -- I pm at the ithtioch Missionary Baptist Church There will be - CHURCH OF CHIST Church of Christ 1517 3 Park Ave Church if Christ at Lake Ellen. U S I? Cl N Casselb,r,y Sooth Ssmsngie Churc504 Chrtst. SoIl Lake Hawell Rd Church ii Christ, 405 Pam SpriigsOr .Altam.nie5pgs Church cf Christ, Geneva Church fit Christ, Lsneg4 ew Church Of Ctsrit. Paola Churth e0 Christ, W 17101 Nor-thsi Church ci Christ. Flu Haven C' - M,a,Hand KENJOHNSTON manac 'er capacity late in the Antioch Baptist season and the management is A special recognition encouraging early resery ations year so those wishing to prograrn honoring man y attend will not be disappointed. Christian citizens of t))e Black cf)"Itnunih of Serninole County will be lv)nored Sunda )- at 3 Florida allend (Ile annual missionary SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY sap. Baptist Church, 5r.l C.?7 COmmunity Center, Pettit City Niwut Cblvary Missionary Baptist. ttltW l3,hSP lv. Salem Pi-1,i llap?,tt Church. '505* 171' New testament laplsst CKich. Qyilfty inri Morn Longwood New Mt lisa Baptist Cl,scb. 1131 ar Ave Iav,rwi.a Park Baptist Church 3143 W 7WI S Pooptes Baptist CMuI. 5311 * Fiiit Sl, banlord Psnecrest Baptist C'u- ..... ;. q Airport Blvd Pta.r,e Lake Baptist, Ridge Rd - 'em Park Pve,ress Misa.*i,y BapIi*t Church, Midway S.tsnd Il,A Ussioniry Da ptist Chur. West Sanford Somliwl. Baptist Tempt.. Anw.,s,ai I eg.on Halt Fern Park Su' BSp!sl Cbvrh 3574 Palmv?ls St James Missienary Bept,st Chur ch, St Rd 415. Osl.an St Paul Baptist Church, II) Psag Ave St Matttt-wi Iaptisf Church Canaan Hits Springfield sssonor, Baptist 17101 6 Cedar St J.hn's Missionary Baptist Chuc(b. P35 Cypress Si 1mph .aptist Church, Palm Springs Rd - Aitamoot. Springi William Ch#p4 M4ssiooa,y Baptist Churth. Mark £ William St. L8muie Spring, CICt 117 Orange Ave W _09111111111111 arrangements (or the crusade intl JR Forrest Is tistor there He will be taking part in Jobinstiin is in the area to conference for ___ ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Ass,mW •f God. 2flt £ Elm t, ' Sowder crusades have txvn held in Ireland and Israel as well s the United States. Dr. Bwdoin just returned from Africa where he was making t - p 0 Independence IrVen Independence Almost - - - o fe z c 11rn ' Li r t r • C I '• . - S , .-• . .. - - t Here in one oversued volume is the story of Vz - Americas nmentous year Hundreds of pictures 100,000 words of text Suspen50 Surprises Hstt)ry told for today its called 76 The World Turneil UPStCIO Down Told lfl journal form It IS a hook Tb)' t 1i c h rid the scenes just as It happened Only Si 95 Order now and get a free color map of the colonial era Its the next best thinq to havin g been there .. jr - - ' - -- - --' - - - - - - r -- - - - . -.. -- - -. 4. tc --- - --- 4' _____ �rridav Fah In, Navy Nabs .. I' _ 62-40 Win _________ _ 44 The Discount Department Store ---3i. - -- I ___ ;:-: All* , Coopman Face Fr " ' Moment Of Truth SAN JUAN AP)- The Coopman, a sculptor of C'.opman goes into the title ili.j.s - by the fact tlt a box-and-one heavyweight championship religious statutes, weighed 206 bout with a record of 2440 with Sanford Naval Academy's defense (Fred Pharis being comes to Puerto Rico for the for his big chance. He will earn 16 knockouts. Most of his opbasketball team put a couple "one) held Ilowey's high. first time tonight pitting about $100,000 for tonight's ponents are unknown outside of - feathers in its cap Thursday scoring Joe Batts to only a field _________ Muhammad Ali, a man who has fight. Ills previous biggest Euro'e and he has fought only night in knocking off Howey goal at the final buzzer. once before outside of Belgium, _____________________________________ made millions of dollars from purse was $12,400. Academy, 62-40, in the Lakes L....aL. the title, against Jean-Pierre _____________ The weigh-in lacked any of losing a decision to OharaJd "Defense and rebounding and hills Conference tour- were the keys," said winning Coopman, whose purse will top the flair that has marked Skog In Norway. nament. his previous total earnings, previous All-weight-ins where coach Bobby Williams. lie got For openers, (tie win put the 17 points and as many rebounds The fight will be broadcast the champion often gestured All's record Is 49-2.0, with 35 Middies into locally by TV-6 at 9 p.m. tonight's lrorii Frank Leicht and another ________________ and screamed at such op knockouts His only losses were semifinals at 8:30 against seven rebounds from Pharis. All is an overwhelming ponents as Frazier, George tnFrazierandKen Nortan. both ___________ 'ount Dora Bible. Secondly, it Joe l'itLs and Steve Mock each favorite to beat the unranked Foreman and Snnv l.isttin. of which he avenged. , marked the most wins by a had six rebounds to round out Belgian despite a bothersome / cold and less than top condition, Naval Academy team in four the board effort by the Middies. / Years. The scheduled 15-rounder is Tonight's other semi game The game Was alsn marked pits Florida Central Academy set for the 12,000-seat Roberto -- ' Clemente Coliseum and will be against Montverde at 6:30. __________________________________ __ televised live to the United Tonight's winners collide ' States by CBS from 9 to 11 p.m. Saturday night at 8 for the _________ Friday, Feb. 20, I97&-1 E EST. The fight is scheduled to Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Lyman Hostsleaguechampionship, 3t.art at :45 p.m. -11 was the fourth meeting .•. All, who is getting $1.1 million between Naval and hlowey, or his 17th appearance in a S Matlourney withthe Navy boys coming out championship light, worked out LONGWool)-.... Seminole on top three times. Seminole At Edge water H e ads Thursday, then went to the up er sta r s S High sends six wrestlers into SANFORD NAVAL: Pitts41-5 12. Mok Coliseum where he weighed in 631 15. Farris 723 16; Leicht this weekend's regional tourB1 117, Totait 179 ii at 226 pounds, only l pounds nament at Lyman High, ith more than he scaled for his hopes of qualifying for the state HOWE Y: R I 0 32. Cross 4 1 7 Five-Game Prep Cage Slate classic 14 Grhmeier voctory over Joe For ra S 11; Gat.s I 00 2; tournament the following week. Stern Boo 16; Tot&t 1929 10 Frazier last Oct. 1. Bill Sanders, Rick Bryson, Five high school basketball games are ROTUNDA (AP) - Four- team, and Lynn Swarm of the Oviedo, Lake Brantley at West Orange and Kevin Kirkpatrick, John Sanford Naval 22 U ic-a, scheduled tonight for the slate including teen male athletes in fields 1976 Super Bowl champion Sanford .Naval Academy against Mount 10 I 715-40 Trembly, Robert Charles, and Seminole County teams. Dora dible in the La kes and hills Conference ranging from professional foot- Pittsburgh Steclers. Kenny Adams are Seminole's ouf. Snnford Naval I), P4owey Seminole High closes out Its campaign Boone Beats ball to water skiing will Join a They "Ill choose seven consemi-finals at Howey-In-The.hflhls, Fo.j Out Stern representatives. with a road game at Orlando Edgewater. The It will be the season fira1e for Lake Hollywood star to vie for the tests from a field that Includes Some 14 other Seminole game figures to be something of a two-way howell, with the Hawks getting ready for next $112,000 purse in a 10-event Su- tennis, rowing, swimming, L. Bran t I e y County wrestlers are also 01 baffle between Edgewater's Don Rainey and perstars marathon Sunday. weekend's district mnatchups at Leesburg. weightlifting, bowling, the 100Dead Irving to get in on the state Seminole's Reuben Cotton. Iy Oviedo is seeking win No. 11 as well as a The 14 athletes, selected in yard dash, the half-mile run, a (itl\NDO Lake Brantley tournament act. Elsewhere, it will be Melbourne Central chance to avenge an earlier 54-52 defeat at the four preliminary rounds, and one-mile bicycle race, baseball High dropped a 7-0 baseball From Lyman, participants in For Lyman Catholic at Lake howell, New Smyrn:i at hands of New Smyrna Beach. movie star RoLrt Duval will hitting and an obstacle course. the regional event are Armando decision to Orlando Boone compete In seven events and The women entered include Thursda", getting only six we! 'iyas, Greg Lang, Dennis gain points on how they Anne Henning, speed skater; WINTER PARK - Lyman scattered hits against winning finish in eachbased event. Lang and Doug Peters. From Karen Logan, volleyball and pitcher Joe Bixon. Oviedo will be Jerry Zayes, Pat high missed three free throws S))rts None of the athletes can cornbasketball; Irene Shea, softball Braddy and Skip Saunier. Lake in overtime and dropped a 58-55 Boone 7. Lake Brantley 0 Feels Pain _____________________ pete in his own specialty, player with the Raybestos BraHowell has three In the field- basketball game to Winter Park Lakc Branfley j Alter the men's competition, kettes; W)-omla Tyus, track; o o oFred Weber, Mike Perry and Thursday night, despite 19 Boone 301 ' ' 11 women will go through sim- Annedore Richter, volleyball points by Jon Kaufman. LAfl Barton. Ochout and Fowler;(3igon and liar tournaments Feb. 23-24 for player th the Santa Barbara LYMAN: ItudSOni 179. SwIIe-i 1 Lake Brantley's includes a $6900 parse. 17). Thomas 3211. Wright 6 4716, Of Spilcers; Jean Balukas, pocket Hitters Boone- Brambletl, 2). Andy Abrainson, Scott Rhodes, Coffman 9 1 7 It, Totalt 21 9 17 55 home. runs, 2 RBIS Oixon73. home The athletes entered include billiards; Kiki Cutter, skier, Torn Timothy and Brad WINTER PARK: heal 6 11, run* Pilo( 2 2 Kyle Rote Jr. of the Dallas Torand La ByTlIESOCI,%TEI)pRlura Blears Ching, surfer. Clark I 002. Coiling 3137, Hock 4 2 Machara, engaged in several court ac- upheld Seitz' ruling. The nado soccer team; hank KashAlso competing will be Linda 710.0004 I 29, Louis 56716, Totals At a time when sports fans lions, most of them pitting owners then appealed to a The tourney opened this 731211 SI iwa, ski champion; David Jefferson, football player with should be looking forward to owners against players, that three-judge federal appeals Howell afternoon at 1 with tonight's 7 hlemnery, British hurdles runthe Toledo Troopers; Micki Lymin II II I II 4 4-55 spring training or thinking back could deeply affect the future of court panel in Kansas City and o'clock session sending sur9' Winlerpark 171211 s ncr; Brian Oldlield, shotput, King, diver; Martins Navratli-si to the Super Bol, they are sports. Some of them are ex- were to argue their case there vivorslntoSaturday'seventsut and Mike Schmidt of the Phila. lava, tennis, and MtheaGibson, tOuts - Lyman IA. Winter Park 19 i:bteadeLtimIgasteatly streaiii pected to come to a head over today. If the panel upholds Wins By 8-3 delphia Phillies. 10 a.m. Finals begin at 8 Fouled Out: B,II tennis and golf. of legal debate with their daily the next few weeks. Saturday night with conOliver's decision, the owners Other men entered include Technical FOulS Lyman Coach newspapers. They will compete in seven solations run off at 6:30. Stenr will have nowhere to go except For example: Both baseball and football are OVIEIJO Using some Wayne Grimditch, champion contests from a field that In- Major League baseball the Supreme Court. water skier; Dave Kingman of cludes tennis, rowing, swimtimely relief pitching by M owners returned to court in owners the New York Mets; Ralph niing, bowling, the 60-yard Meanwhile, a negotiating Simonelli, Lake Howell High Boston, broad jumper; Baler dash, the half-mile bicycle Trinity G a Is Kansas City today continue team the representing on for over an 8-3 baseball Johnson, Olympic decathlon race, the quarter-mile run, softtheir to efforts to overturn headed by the Johnowners, Gaherin,hung has victory Oviedo Thursday. And)- bcc following Marvin ... ., ruling that made pitchers And daIIsI; Tucker bail threw, baketbill shnntinu Dave executive director of the Lake Howell I. Oviedo3 Messersniith and Frederickson, formerly of the and an obstacle course. Wi 6-1 players association, around the Lake Howell McNally free agents. 003 Sao 0-4 it 0 New York Football Giants, and Negotiators for tte owners country to talk about a new Oviedo 000 210 0-3 Dave Deflusschere. cornPOMS Trinity Prep's girls tennis and the - players meet in New basic agreement ill replace the Anderson, Stmont'(l ill and missioner of the American SHS Golfers team chalked U a 6-1 victors' Your Saturday to continue talks one that has expired. Miller has Hance; Sehi, or (2). An Basketball Association. over Seminole Thursday, losing on a new over-all basic been talking with players' derson 3 and Stumpf. HittersAlso entered are Lou Feronly its No. 2 doubles match, agreement. groups and Gaherin and Co. L ake How ell Scm inara 4 1. Cac rigno, Mr. Universe; Bob Rigby iatOtI 2 4, homer. Ov i edo. Homer, TrinttyPr,pGjrIi home runs of the New York Coos soccer -Spring training, to be orno have been meeting with Miller. 23. Sanford I Colonial High registered a to be, will be the subject of a _________________________________________________________________ Sioglij: McNulty UP) a Barley. ________________________________________________________________________ 157-161 victory over the 10; Fuglebecg (TP)d. Louwsna, B nlet'ting of the owners' Players Seminole High golf team 3. DeLafore (TP) d Re'oan, I A. Relations Committee Monday CINCINNATI (AP) - Johnny Bench. the latest $0000 Crenthaw (TP) a. Newman, Thursday at Mayfair Country in New York. Mite (TP a Turner, 8 1 Player in the major leagues, says It's time to stand up and Club. Doubles McNult y Fugltberg - The future of the San be counted on baseball's reserve clause. Colonial IS?, Sanford iai UP) a Barley Ncsman, 8 I; Francisco Giants may be r "Baseball Is at a crossroad.s and I think it's up to the AtMa,la,r Q'Jh I I,', 1ou'na Peiin (S ) d Crc",s Trias ( •Tir'r lJTi"U' Or, t' 6 (1 i determined when National Colont - Byrd 3$. Cauc",os 39, (ITO (3i 3 . Q II fl S 6 60, P (2)) "z" B l)!a)ers to decide whether to keep it going," said the Q,,-'n 1 0 -',' CouIr. B Classy Keymt 39, McLaughlin 41. $ 129.00. 3) IS League owners meet in Chicago Wf% Cincinna ti Reds' All catcher Thursday after anSantora W Bolt 37, Nader 39, EIGHTH ,, C; 1 Clay Delaney Tuesday. SIXTH . A I Where's Tutfy SANFORD ORLANDO nowlcinghehaddecidednot to pIayout his opuon "y i. r 151 9 20. 160 210; 7 E D's Brindle 2 13 Ph3r4Oh, 3 Mirge M $0, .i x' THURSDAY'SNESuLTS - The National Football (1) 710. 3 '3. 3 Dave's Dream (3) Barry "I don't want it to be said that I ruined the game (os'othKing S Silky 0 Hare. 6 300. 0 (1 5) 12760. P (54) 11310; League resumed efforts to Juct.n;p FIRST . Sissy Sue. I Lk ers," said the two-time Most Valuable Player of the 39 17 Abner es tablish the legality of its .eade (31 610. 400,160. 7 PC(O'S National League. He views abolition of the reserve clause NINTH -116,5: I. Kim Sue I)) SEVENTH -516. C 1. Fac?Lat, college draft in Miami today. 5to,m (i) 4 CO. 210. 3 Andy Over 1000, .1 SO. 210; 3 K's Explorer as "something that could destroy the price structure" of (11 7 WIcitte Andy, 3 Rumbler i II I 70, 0 131) 173 30, 31 4. - And on the horizon is the ii 10, 3 10; 3 Highway Robber (S) O'1EDO- Lake howell sports and endanger their existence. Sharp Socks, S Pure Silver, 6 .1 L'S SECOND - .. D I Te x as Sue (5) 770 0 (11 3) 516 10; P (3 1) $101.I, Joe Kapp case, an involved Seaton. 7 Mucho; I Bosco 9 20 70. S .). 7 K's Wunectul high's tennis teams took U Bench has signed a $200,000 ono-year contract - only 3 30 EIGHTH - ",. B - L Shes 2 60, 213. 3 Rowdy Chic (8) 1 80. the chin Thursday as the hawks saga which goes to trial in San TENTH - 516, C I Chess Men Smokin, 2 Araglin. I X's Prite, the third baseball playerinhistory to reach that level. DO (3 5) 71 60, 5160. 0 US) 11560. Francisco March 1. b (6) 740, 3 *3. 200; 7 Sam 1p(,rord and girl -quads each r ;;; $o; so. ; 12 Cactus Joy, S Penny Evn (I) 3710 3 260Matinee idol (I) Windy Williø0, 7 P & Ts Chanai'r 0j)f rsthi and McNally THIRD - 5 16, 0 I Ivory 6-0 matches to Winter Cost 6 20. II 6) SU 60. 3141 I Fancy F illit 10, played out the option years of (1) B 00 440,340, 7 H Teftrey (8) Park Thursday. ELEVENTH 516. A. I. Gold 600. S 00. 3 Whal' Next NINTH-S 18.A 1 Midas Grade. (1) SALISBURY, Md. -lightly regarded Ihlroon Rahim of their contracts last season and 1 31) Ore 171 560, 360, 24 2 M.A s' winter Park 6, Lakv How e ll 0 Pr i Li0 WEy.J:fl SPORTS If i4a thon Admiral 12 (Dlagonal) Portable TV Mia rro 7-Piece Tef lon 11' C ookware S et If $ our req. 109.99 Uniquely styled portable featuring handsome denim patchwork cabinet with orange stitching. VHF-UHF "click-stop" detent tuner, earphone, jack. 100 pct. solid state. Zayre 3.5 H.P. 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JoI'inson 10 Doubles Triever F(her ci W.Ilacc Vandnqene.n, 07 Tennis Championship. V has Glides To Victory Winter Park Girls Lake Hc'w•llO SnIe Muller d Woolbrght, 0 0 Drrr it Ford, 10, March esscmO'Rourke. 03. George, 00. ROM Redden d Emery. I I Doubles - Bauchle Kashork ci Ford Genge I? ST. LOUIS -Top-seeded Guillermo Vilas glided to a 64, 6-3 in over Brian Gottfried to advance to the semifinals of the Werld Championship Tennis' St. Louis (lassie A she Advances Over Smith ROME, Italy - Top-seeded Arthur Ashe dcl c'atcd Sian Smith 5-7, 64, 64 in the second day of the $60,000 World Championship Tennis tournament. (.IIIIr - ., % , .) SHAD DERBY _____ W were declared free agents by arbitrator Peter Seitz. Seitz said they were free to shop around for another club. Club owners, clair.ing the decision would allow players to jump from club to club at will and ruin the national pastime, promptly took the matter to court. Federal Judge John W,Oliver 131 40. T (2 B 1) Si600; 3193- nz Eugen, 3 Prairie Dug; I Dennis II) 100, 3 20, 3 Sneaky Rumcrerj, S K' Mooglo, 6 Crafty Fireball (1) 77 00,720.5 10. 7 Major 110 50, hP (6 1 *ith 21) 116010. TENTH - S IS. A 1 L's 3) 1! Ootman, 7 Unit. 3 SOW. I Tally TWELFTH I Texas Debbie (1) Abe. S M'neola Winston 6 H 410. 7 60 : 60 2 Ncel First (1)4 50. DIII. 7 L C - s Lucifer. I Caesar FIFTH -516. C I Michael H (I) 3 Silent Bell (2) 310; Q (S l) ELEVENTH - i. 8 1 Poll, 10 10.1 20.2 00; HO's CiI (1)5 60 , 110 $0; T (512) 5)3) 60. T 43.90. 3 Shimmer ing; 3 VOCCIS 210; 3 Wyllll Gold (6) 360, Q II A 3711 - H.incilc 5220.615. Mine'3Ia Daisey; S Ellie Belly 6 515 $0. p (1 U 555 50, 3171 K'S fleiutluI. 7 Modest Milli, B SIXTH -5 16. A; 1. K's Bonus (5) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 710, 160, 100, 2 Canyon (8) 600. FIRST -5-14:1 Manatee Peggy. TWELFTH 7)6. C 1 E D's I SO; 3 Ca y manian (2) 5 20. 0 (SI) 2 5ceptr . H 3 C Prince Chad; I Red C, rI. 2 0 0 's Red. 3 K's SEVENTH 516,D; 1 VaIttine Mncola Ugly. S Liki Jet; 6. Joy Mimi, I Tells Fella. Mon (2) 960. 500. 420. 3 Go Go 7. GE S Jangles. 7 Montague Account; I Cactus. 6 J L s Jo V 7 Douglass Bashful Bvbba fl,i.' 8 MV Sharvce SECOND - lv Quc*n; 7 A Bomb,) Chelsea Ann. i Criss Fran, S Sycophant, 6 Larry Sams; 7 Sf0 Egan; I Golden Glitter THIRD -516.0 I. Bouncer, Bannon's Duke; 3 Manatee Siser Ii-y. I lnunctcv, S Lonesome Jason a -- Harris (6) 5 60, 300. 3 Outlaw (7) 360. Q (4 6) 16900; P (16) 1119 10, 3) /"i Poe fiellye - • NIGHTLY - 8 :00 P.M. - Rec All-Stars In Tournaments • MATINEES Monday Wed. & Sat, 1:45 �' .. - . J-- " .•--,. -- -- -.-- ---- ._-- .- .. -;,--. - -.. - ".'-,-- - _. -- --------.S - - - - 7 1 _________________________ -' 2B—EvenngHcra$d,5dnfordF, ______________________________________________ Friday, Feb. 20, 1976 ________________________________________________ _____— 37—Businesc 'ioprty F CLASSIFIED ADS 41—Houses . F NItO _____________________________ 31-9993 322-2611 4 Evening 6 Lt3S NEWS 9 2 4 6 9 NEWS (1 CCXDKIN CAJUN It) ANIIQUES ii' '.' 1'. RITE MARTIAN 9 THE W1L.D. WiLD WORLD NEWS €1) fIN TIN TIN €1) STAR TREK 7Cj0 2 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTMES 4 NAME THAT TUNE 6 WORLDOFTHEBEAVER 9 HCI1LY%OOOSOUARES _______________________ _________________________ PLUS "WILLIE DYt1AMITE" __________ _______________ /ft _____ - ' (1' 9 000 BALL COUPLE €1) MISTER ROGERS NEIGI4[IOfIH000 (A) €1) BOO$< BEAT €1) WAYNE TYLER SHOW 630 2 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS €t) BURNS AND ALLEN from PaSt sh are Mac Davis, Neil Sodalca, Pati Anka, Rdwd ,, Janis Ian, the 0 ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW Ma ADULTS 2,00 STUDENTS .5O SHOW 7:30 OIIVt II HE STREET Sat u rd a y Morning 600 6 GROWERS ALMANAC 630 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER b 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 DAILY WORD 700 I SAT ft SUN. 2 30 110 S:5 12 VEGETABLE SOUP 730 2 VEGETABLE SOUP 6 HARLEM GLOBETROT. I __ ____ p'e-fsght arid Pat SITE'iuraiI and Tom &'ookshier providing the blOw by blow dOSCip(iofl NOVA "Antarctica" desperate &es 930 €2 MOViE: "Youro In The IVTny Now.' and 2 ) ,/'oo , 1355 ' , 12 POLE STORY- I Urn about a by its wtv almost destroys the city in me 0 GEnIN OVER ED MASTERECE THEA- 900 12 THE SECRET LIFE ('vewtthasciidrepijtation 2 mustthoOsebetweenhesrogu. OFWALDOKITTY tr b on the force arid trio o ZOOM -. "'j:!'y' that have fi- bymoter put into a Lindon sideshow THE GRAPE APE SHOW JakieCooperstarsasadfflec. ______________ JOSIE AND THE 4 6 BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER 9 TOM AND JERRY AND 10-00 2 12 PUSSYCATS TER 'Lkstais, oxps' U 230 GETTIN OVER PANY (RI O0MINIMUMCHAGE, j Lines Minimum i,lrr?o it tar 10 or-, ,' N, or '-"i,,r.. ti.i ''"ii (Ii iii . - N400n The DQ Before PublicQtion 4—Prrcnn Is - TAIL ASSOCIA TI , . . ti'd& Nt'wIyLiccni .iriI 5,i,itords 5,ilrs Lr,iU'r'-STENSTROM REALTY .t CO4OL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' ALANOP4 For further ,nfO(rn4tlOfl catli?] a or wrtc Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 Lonkng In' 9Arn eguipment _____________________ Read today's classified ads for - - ---Leavinci Fe-t 77, auto train 'o ()j',', lie, then tIrivnq to REAL ESTATE — Haveopening for I lull time liCeflSed a%ociate For confident,ii ,ippt, c,itl Larmy •l d ir, c' :fl I,ii.' '---ti' 56 501) , ,,. 1.,.I (,p',? a II ' Immediate Occupancy 'Pitt bidroc". ,$rra"Jt' i.it iflUiSh,asflci, w w carpet, central Pt a r. ,-:R'nt landccapon i 5 I si - , f3ROKF (0 i . ______ _______ CanHeip CaillZJIS!7 WrtcPO Bri 1213 Sanford,Ftorida 37711 ________________ — 'rL YOU TROUBLED! Call Tpt 6.1* 7027 for "We Care" P4rIi-it- ,' 1It, ir Trrn - in Clderlv patients 5'ant ocae my home Phone 3273231 BALL REALTY Rental$ _____ ___________ '. 29—Rooms Ki sh Real Estate 4A—Public Nctices ORLANDo 830 cng oni inJe wentho son decides to g up the SINTINEL ftrn'htI ap,Irtrnenl All AF — " Pn.- 12) 5)21 - '' Lost-• American Standard Bible. leather back, Owner JOrreS laS i7I - 9 SWAT - TamSkomnand Karen Carison guest. The well f(.r yard FPtA or VA linan r'i'a[CREsT EL) AUSTIN CITY LJM Botty&idger 4 SCOO(3Y 000 6 Tb.' 9 THE NEWADVENTtJRES ' 1100 ________________________ 2 .4. 6 9 12 NEWS AMF Pro Oassac from gj ANTIQUES 'Etsopoan Jev7,ry EL) MOViE 'WaroitheColoss.ty Fraser, Robg (3e OF GILLIGAN EL) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (R) - - _______ _________ t.:a; i:V_1- ,.A 2- 12 L..ANDOF I4ELOST 4 6 SHAZAM - Lu,"1 'T1L2:30P.M,- $1.25 s,a9sutTulauIupmau1, CAND1C[RSON,Mk::'I:-.RI1AGEORGE.JE1rREYR&YER U ANTIQUES Jewefry 330 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE U MOITtANAUVE ED WHAT'S COOKING 400 4 MOVIE- Ride Back An- Eiiopeari SUPER FRIENDS El) SESAME STREET (Ri 9 _______________ ___________________ ' 9:30 -- a .1- ,-, - ii. ' • 4, ,_tj.,t•a.,J: /.-?-. r - __ __________ A Pt IC ET ' R 'DIE 7 II fl2-i3la 2 12 PLANET 4 6 NUTS - R accopaxv,; ___________________ _____ -.• ()'io ar-id one haif FiXts 1100 _____ A M .3 P.M _______ r' "i4Z" Z' DUTY NUR$S Pfl1VAT -.--. p.... L'i.!. . (JjLi-. -- _ JOE. RUN U BEHIND THE LINES ED £PAN1SH MOVIE ____________ --.-- —. -- -F 2 17 RUN, JIM HUNT REALTY - i', , Prit0q )?79?* - 1Or7Bedroorr Adultsoniy PARKAV(JIIUEMOSILEPARK 251$ Park Orivi %lOup -_______________________ I ______ Or tcti ott'*r' hetp to s&tvrve p4eants arid loan attacits myry -' 430 - - ')O( P / liii?, Fit -IC! AL' )" Pm'aSonOble BARTENDER Great opp-.vun-ty WAl1PE55ES Good positIon Pdlr,HT AUOITOR NCR sG rent, - r .;-'. 1?'- . •(r. •. i; -t . . - •. - 1 - _•_J _('. •• •-•._r. ..•', S (W•' 9 SPEED BUGGY '7 ; PANY . j-.ti'-i'...• 'i —------ The Sandbar lt:.7Alw4v ct , , bel.,.! £'A 1.• -. .•- ,'. ... .. $ %SI•' ,cr -. .' . (i-'- f . !9-: I Shodule liFEGUARD" I 'L-c •I , 0 - _____________ _____________________ " ;5-__ ,,rra's Ct popular pljc the- place t iii tocaI and visitors He-ftt,t.e-01 NASHVILLE ,, ______________________ _____ _________ 9 pen till 7 a m TOP ENTERTAINMENT ;r.i' m 6pm FREE hoes tI'Oe-vr I I u:., - -a. ________ ___ ___________________________ 535 (ompte-te 3392474 2 4 6 or un _____ 2 j 11:15 4 6 12 NEWS 4' LATE NEWS 145 ';' UENTERTAI ) wait to wall carpet, Carport 9 DM(v - Adt will always gi tSdCflll ft flus'nej', iIIm,tp% ftit Clean Feq' u—Equipment , 24 for Rent ______ seAng cr5, p- ____________________________ washer, * * -, ,.,,,,, ,iiii_i_i_i.._..ii/ \u...iiiiiiiuui.iiiii.i.uu.. find him listed n our Businii ____________________ For Sate-Mi Garand, Marbnui Mouser w SC0C. 3221301 or 42—M)bile HomeS IflS A'l,int 131 0777 ri - ______________ ___________________________________________ trt 1970 VOLKS'#IAGE Pd With R,ci'o, SI0'pS Pr,vte Owner 321 C' ta _____________________ ii Id PA?TOP4 - S (4l LD ?'2' ,'i,',,jl?'-,i 5 . Directions: In Sanford-West on 25th St. 1 7 -92 - 1 mile to Ridge- off wood, Follow signs. I7 FordGala*le-500 2dr hardtop Good condition j 7791 SALES BY - [J] - VI,4DXr.$I,ISO REAL ESTATE __________ 1K - FREE CIF lRAPPlP4G All 8ab Wilco Construction Company 323-7860 Model Male ricellent watch dogs 373 6415 a,'.-- ) , 32? 0596 after 6 p m 17.65' i'nfurnse,i it happen. friendly I mo. old female dogs, - LOTS FOR THE MONEYI ____________ ___________________________________ - 1969 Chevrolef BelAire, needs and some body work, 413 WiIIc-A Ave uort' $lSCaIl)7772flafter; II 'IA. 66—Horses — tBOtJ1i ' - C Ii S '.EAR P. 1 ?: W , ci . .iii (I hilt muSt 'acrfc.' 5115 32) tlCiô -- ________________ _____ New tObleS I (Otfe anti 2 coo, 1)0, new dinette, 559. ust-d diflftte- with ... - ______ . - _________ _________ I 7 WEEK OLD PIGS AND1 LARGE SO'i',' 223 6319 after Sp cii 6chair%,UO. Secretary, $100, old arrow hack rocker. 575; tea cart, ______________________ $10; I drower chest. $35; dble bed, Complete. 515. walnut desk, _____ 68—Wanted to Buy glaSs top, $75 KuIp Decorators, 109 W, Firs' St 377-7335, _________________________ CASH 322-4132 - __________ __________________________ _____________________________ MODEL Roofing ________________________ ,),('r ,(r rIrrC ,...tt' alum StIng ft soltiI System AiQ I us __________ 1i--- - *st ' i useci GreenSofawithma,cfllP9 Chair - ,-' turniturt OpplennC,S, tools etc buy I or 1001 te-ms Larry's Mart 715 Sanloril Aye-, iron ______________________________ Ond Craderi:a Phone 373 6596 - U '.TF p Soi LAND CLEARIPdG __________ ork Fill ' Beautiful 7 piece ,- ... wWught ___________ Phone _______ SATURDAY AND SUNDAY _________ 323 607? (0t?I 6769 dirt. 'no '.I 322 591) _ ___ .1'ilT riPov.'Pa 12 NOON TILL 5 P.M. (1lOv('S ft 1ped bag Call 0676695 Eipt'rt roof repairs, IIOt,Q0t1 0, New double size bedspread and shingles All work guaranteed p110* covers, white fake Polar Cam i_'w- "..,.".' _______________ . Iturro'r (!i'innc j & Servcc' 24 14-'ur Tier,-, ct' Dykes Heating ft 0-i Bedroom, furniteir-ci, carpeted, with cabana on prIvate lot, Ills - Pet Care ____________________ CASSELUER RY- Lease or lI, Douole mobile 2 BR, 2 bath, total closets A. extrat Private,, mobile home colimunity, 635-1 after I Carpentry, Cihn( ide, Steel, Remodeling Poliflij F Estimate-s No ob too large or small Call Red or John, 373 5001 furniShed trailer, 3virdO I Ide-ed help x' that 3a'0y ' Paneling, coors, windows tiurigs, concrete work, etc By the hour. or by tPtt' iob 323 9365 I I Bedroom mobIle home, furnished or urWurnished, located in Lake ii .iiti ii; [fl - li-ct iJ , tci'. -- — I Plum... 37) 6)08 2244 ____________________________________________________________________________ - - Intvr,O?, Esterlor i'lastering, Plaster Patching 6. Slniutateqi t'-ck &storiespecally 377770-0 Wall Papering ________________________ - Licen,e- Pr%iiientlalCommercal F C EStimate,, Ph '17? 106 I4undredsof ite-ms antiques, 10—Swap I -. . - ' i '- '1.M —._. - Includes •Ch,ice Of I DUtivut lntlatid5Iøi..,d 0arae 5SiidltI Glits Disc & Patto sLdtjp,ng SPerm,t.r Dwf,4 H,alSCoii(r,te Ils-cy Or Fram. Can %trUC'i tYSur CMxce) SVanity Cabdawl Oesins IFwlly Trade sHOP ( LA MARKET Anyone can be.i seller or a buyer No ch.sric- All free Come trowse evety Sunday 9 tu 3 at tt't Odmatted ------------- - -- . — I Electric Ran* & Hoods) •d.tatn't I I? 97 Phone 3?? 1714 -'-- pflcktJfl 8. _____________ 10th and Magnotia a.IT) - ___ _____ - CAI PORT SAL I Saturcia9a ,.toSp.m 410 VirQiniO Ave. I UI ______________________________________________________________________ Wanted to buy used office furniture Quant-ty P4OLL'S 6nv m'.'i'tt'rry. Hwy I' '? 0)04706 Sales -________________________ ____________ I II - _____________ -. ______ .__________ _____ ______ _____ I Yard Sale, Friday and Saturday, 10 I PAUL SLATER . DAVIS 373 __________________ - : ' - l!Ri We Buy Furniture oior TVs ibm $50 fl&v. Iron-. '-- —.. _________________ : , 54—'Garage ___________ r.-,-.,..,t,1 fT'J'1 DeLand, Fla I Phone 901 73-4 7723 for a better price. $15 Seryca' all mkc HERBS TV 1700 5 1 ronh 12) ltmli uIhOiStrrirm(1 I itt' p-t' iii 7, cu-I- .r (ill toe lii'.- ,-stimrat,' 701 F Commercial 373 645% _______________________________ ______________________ ___________________________ , I" 'i ,. i''1' _________ ____ ____ 53--TV.Radio-Stereo ____________________ Photography - a ________________________________ privileges, 3653731 ________________ Lots (across from DeLandAlrport RI. 97 Pnenr)77 266) Upholstering Pti 322 337 rec -- 3.5 Mobile Home flunk BedsandOishwaspei' ________________ area $70 mth Plus electric Pl 2 SERVICE $502 Jacobs Road ____________________ hO,,ri1ni&(,,r, -ii Home Improvements ___________ . evening Ot 7pm. Refrigerator, Dryer. _' ______ _______ ___ our auction sates every Monday . _________________________________________________ -- W[5T 1414 A. antiqueS being Inc fastest growing auCtiOn service in Florida, we nerd more mer Chandise Therefore we pay more for cuatity No iunP A'tCnti cwe of Seryte. usecImnaci-ines Upholstering Donna Canada, 372 070? Cumilionng, 322 007? month, Phoni 37303S. 1 Pers FNMQRL ,',ASHU AiterOt,cns DreSSmaking, ladies', me-n's, children's Drapes, Quilts. ' - _______________ __________________________________ _________________________ __ __________________ _______________ - 52—ApplIances )CWlfl lntection 3?) 2936 34—MobIle Homes ". --- - - _______________ - - - r'rsy P 1'' We Pay Cash Will Sell for $30 Phone 173 1797 pr 3770177 GEITHOSELUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR CO.T I RUM IODAYS WANT ADS' ________________ COtaTpOt 75.37 Park Dm,.r 377 ____________________ Trent ExtermInating Co OPEN _______ Land Clearing __________________ _____________ ddnt _____ cition 322-167? otter S pm. _______________________________ Dow-son Drive f.tl 5910 * * room, eaS man Retirement I6'25' Florida tenance, Polenlial Commercial Aluminum Siding ___ (ti'S-f-b-ti -----------------------. AtI'i srrr5 , 0 VISIT WOODMERE: AND LET US MAKE - - opener. FIa. room, Patio, worth _________________________ ______ PRECIATION. - - (16'i72' screenedl. 1st area. 7 BR, -- you STOP AND I HIPIX A MINUTE II W H I L E YOU AR E ENJOY I N G rH E EQUITY BEING BUILT AND THE AP- ttter - nr'y, W.I • ' Frt ?ry Mon for Dflish aon si., RolIt. bread mixer, experienced only to Oppty. 372 1594 Se-rn note ,. sr', iN'., - Deltona 6606611 Nurses RN'S. LPPI's, Aidrt A'di Companion, Needed lmmrdately A70 (635 I ' r- ', 't , ______________________ v expect. r --P-- large- Swimming pool. $190 mOnth DYP4AMICPROPERTIES 1750 ____________________________ I , , ________________________ Grande," 6 LATE SHOW: "AB.gI-tarJ toraLdlseLaciy,"HervyFomyJa Joanne Woodward 1986 S1oryc4aginepokeryn 1.00 2- DAiLY DE\O'flONAI. "• DEN HOME WITH PRIVATE BACK. YARD, A LUXURY PACKAGE OF APLIANCES, COMPLETE CARPETING, AND COLOR COORDINATED FIXTURES FOR AS LITTLE AS S26,900, IF YOU NE ED A MORE ATTRACTIVE, STARTING AT '73 Datsun Pickup, West Cc..' mirrnr, ra,.o, automatic, tcl wide tires 5750 ft assr' pa,r'$'rl!s J4 3130 3 5,iles Rental, 5,ryi ',a"ii-'-'., - POUC - KIND OF HAPPINESS HAPPEN FOR YOU. NOW, WE CAN MOVE YOU INTO A THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH OAR- ___________________________ finished Special 10 dealers Phonp i 'lr', P'nSm'nvac 3726 SUPER--- 4 BR'S--- 120,900 I rpc L 51 UPNPTURE 322 SIll First offer near SChOOlS, Shops 2 ____________________ bathi, wall wall COi pet, pIuS tia GOIdenJtictt'I v,,, lot Central air, garage, See 65—Pets- Supplies S-r,i r' best Zig 2,1(1 macfln, n His 3239410 table Sold new for $4$9 .iiC P I f, 'r 10 assume balancp Of $100. or 17 i1S FRENCH (HWY 1797 Pprs GuarJnl,'ed 373 cla payments o ss Spe- at 2i'i .',iPQ Ave, b, O,cner, SANFORD SEWING CENTER Chow Chow. AKC, r female, I CU 'ic'!h carpe'Cct, ar hand, 307 E st St . On.nto-An months Old, $125 Phone 373 $116. _______ pae ______ ____________ kitchen raij'pperj, )fl 94)1 ''A ValentIne Gitt for ,our drier 322 0271or after MIS 256$ PARK __________________________ Unlurnished 7 Bedroom Home $150 month plus drix,-Sil Phoneifl 519 vance-men? ForInterviewcallI. LATE SHOW,"Rio fenced yard. big patio with barbuept, familyroom,l pct IF P SPP 1405 S2S('D —Hou Furnished TO,',I p s III AUTY SALON *ri'C A.t b1.iig a last sai. --------i- - m,",'ri. ti irri-tI fl'.ittw Panol 2 00ms, 1 bath, fen(d y.'rd CALL li? 7611 319 E ;-J imp — $170 us Ce-posit. 9 Catalino Dr. Two Twenty ne-edt Beau 327 9101 after Clattifi 3775677 GOTTEN. OCW POint lob and battery, cLte pressure plate, good tires, $1 Truck camper cab over SIe-er, sink.gasstoveand Icebox, $6'2 - FARM EQUiPMENT Plr'w and USed blaCkvinpl.$100 _________ - ?P4et appearing sates PefsOntwith car for local demonstration work. Top earnings and Chance for ad LIVE' u0çi, - 'PADE (13 RADIO SilO CASH lurthOr inform,',ton)2769)1 I__________________________________________________________________ _______ --- MOVIE "The Greatest Sl*onh"jaSt. , Betty on 1953. 11.30 2 12 SATURDAy NIGHT - r,' - JUST A PHONE CALL ,WAY ___________________ I, .1_I appliances, carpet. Reasonable re-nt Call mornings or evenings. '04 719 7370 131-5213 between 10 and 12 am 9 IN A MOUNTAIN OF BOXES: THESE I977Ford'atontruck,If,. wideLe, - -- 3 BR. ___________________________ - ltrr,,i1 Fathi INC THE FUR NITU RE, SHOWING THE KIDS THEIR VERY OWN BEDROOMS, 377 9111 63A— Tractors & Heavy Equipment - -. - Qffy 3222420 ANYTIME REALTORS ouoget ,) -- (.•" some ,)c'04' Ih a rlOSS,tieci did aScII PiIp ,Qu . ,inytime flUY SELL t ill ]I t F -- ______ Op,Iflrnnt' 1'poi&rma " 9 tops, Snk Installation ".itabe flua Cabeli 322 (j Wont To Buy Or Sell A HOm' Colt Sanford's S.$e- Leader tw enu'ty 031 7137 Deltono On golf course 7 large room$,3baths,doubleg,raQe, ____ ANT 'OSE LL YOUR HOME' " THERE ARE FEW MOMENTS IN A COUPLE'S LIFE TO MATCH THE TIME WHEN THEY MOVE INTO A dOME OF -- -• I COndition, 1350 322 93?S after 1 in - tChn Bathroom Cabinets. -* -- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU WE SELL SUCCESS rtLu •' - - benefits If mature, personable with l2IS uf patience and good office background. 12 NE'IIVS 0 ED -4 600 OnThe Dog Track Rd. OH ,lwy, 1797, Fern Park DINNER SPECIALS .• ---. , ' TRY Outdoor Ridet Next Door L EARLY BIRD ., ON THE NEWS p.m. RESTAURANT t U THE WAYJTWAS(fl) ED BLACK PERSPECTIVE Sundays 1:30-3:30& 4:00-6:00 RiVER ROOM Ofly 5'30 .m. Dine In RELAXED Cenforl At ______ _______ SHvj,pljs Saturdays 9,30-11:30 a,m. ft 1:30-4:00 p.m. 1. 7:30-11:00 p LISTEPI'N .DAP'ICIN. Jonn Ft.n, MON. THRU SAT LADIES PIITE WEDS. DRINKS, HALF PiCF Happy Hourip ED REAUDADES month Thursdays Private Parties Onty _____________ greet SOu?-4D 1100 Closed 2nd Wed. of every _______________________ __________________ SANFORD 'S NIGHTIIFE! :dJW Uansantedto San Franosce 500 Only Wednesdays 1:30-10:30 p.m - INTO 'ii a goit match arid Mn G 'i.- 40 ernLD,, mIe,ijr, ,iii stei'i lranie 373 45)) , TYPIST-7075 wpm. Excevtlonal Sone sts as a siflo minded scmew$sa outspoken l5-'--RecrealionaI Vehicles Park Dr and SR £6 Joe B Mr t6? it no answer, Call 373 2l/ 0r' On BR, tAttuVfl Op CfeCtr ,C heat carpet, 5'o'7,re4 Acji!' 5105 22 7;' .11,, ' $, ,-. s000lity, will land this top notch positic'n TV- Installation and Servi (K per 6 CAROL BURNETT SHW. Guests: TOny Randall. Dc U SOUNDST'AQE(R) 9 BERT DANGELO SU- Transpo ________________ _____________________________ _______________________ "—Camping Equipment -----TENT, 9i17 Sears with OutSide aluminum frame. used once, $50 323 1116 ______ '' 1000 11omngvsNeatctordina bo'Ming fl'Iatth 9 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS WOMAN AUVE Tuediyt Private Parties -: - .•.:_--i. -: liii' '" Regular SkatIng SANFoRD's SHERATON PUTTING .-:• 4.; ; __________ NIGHT CLUB ';1( kcfZ i>;' TACR- Foatos indo '- ThoCi3atlengooftMSexos i BREAKFAST COOK- No 2 CHEF 4 1111 Atti Every Friday at 12Noon heOler, Winter Springs By Owner. 3 BR,? 365 3771 ________ - DE' LERX-NCR ioo sstcr. QrOd oI, ,it. r.'tIuct to 116.750 Stemper Realty HOME In Country Club Manor, use 2 extra rooms, dining room, family room, etc. screened porch A. another BPP warranted home $17,900 AT ' _____ :. your 10 sui' •, turns tied 0 home. economical Oil heat, thdy m''(1 SIT 250 MAKE OFFER UNIQUE TWO BEDROOM, I BATH Ca II Bart 1A — Duplexes 'jyjTf1jj Deli 's Auction Service 46. $'Iett Sanford 3735670 0 A U U.K F rPACi& _______ equipped kitchin, double garage, and t large porcnes Currenll' 3720410 ncr area ,t U PU I x ioi to so ho may tOPIGWOOD - 3 I3eJr,-iq, fully fene-d yard. new FHA loan upstairs family room, double ccntrl heat air, all electric kit (hen Patio and pool LOADED' Priced to tell at 568.400. AVALON APAR TMEPITS - - b WE HAVE from ito o .crrs, near _________________________ I?' Travel Trailer. Self Con Ocepn Goon terms Discount toy $795 See at Lake Monroe County 1%h COndit.0fl,Sl aermits for Office Equipment Park. mobIe home or homi' Cflfltriw'fl.yt - -- Trailer _________________ — i avaitatile 417 li1 If you neec anything for your office DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a 'nei ft _______ ________________ Piars offce shelving, bric a t.Creaqe Tracts, small & large i.-r,aL, stop fl ari,'im" to .tc- u 10 TERRY REALTY. REALTOR. pm 76—Auto Parts Clear 3 bedroom, 1 bath, AO(,do SiOve 7, refr,00rator. ... ,. , cen!r,i heat & ar -- equipped kittbe-n, 3 bedrooms. located in cuiet Section With large rear yard A best buy for 170,V30 Aftir Hours' 372 )1 ,, Howwds yotsig son and en. gage a beauty queen as his t.abysdtor €2 MOVIE "Corhct - I-kjriS*oryOf dor ht 372 2110 Would You Believe? larar i pi'rlrocrn Peon' n __________________ _____ f y, trailer opts Adult A. family port — ___ - Woodland E ' - _________________________ 18 —Help Wanted ____________________ 4 6 BOB NEWHART SHOW The Hariloys 0f'*ertajn 1945 to SOUNDING BOARD MASTERPIECE THEATER '1staws, Driwrtcnswc ED VMAN — W'flI,)ast,)flO(J rebc4licjn ga.,'is reaouspersncuttonlnflucsa Performed by Washinglons Arena Stage Co 1957, Accossl of sheriff arid ____ find th need 6 RETURN TO THE OF THE APES FAR OUT SPACE Wiserrianstars in EJ'oWiosel's 122 "tifltly painted inSide- & Out ['CCI$t'nt kit(htn cahnel space I''ri,lI en ' r, 2 NiCC efficiency apt, upstairs, all utilities furn Adults 190 50 in ne alter S I Wk ndt - ________________ _________________ redecorOtd Come see 300 F 6 Ri*,al Sanford 371 ts. -- - 6 i' Irut C,' - I rrn. a'Jrtments. turfiStied (, tjofurnsiicd Newly - 322004 ' - FURNISHED APARTMENT Phone 372 4473 or 32'? 0179 9—Good Things to Eat SWAT.untgoosaftoragang Of rmstits wtio sie vans ---------- _____________ - WILL 1,Y SiT ltd SY HOME P HO ,$ E 373 70% grO , - ____ BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 742? Holly Avenue Phone 373 7310 t -_J Crr!r.i Georgous custom built farm house on op MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR prOximteIy I 13 acre, Close to 3271991 19195 French BR nt'ar shopping centers, churches, elementary School, City PIayQrOUfldt Screened porch, fenced yard. work Shop, citrui, Ideal ICKOICa, Rea%ra'!c 31—Apartments Furnished --_______ -_____________________________ - I 7 Acres, '7 . ... • • v.cIe mobile 11Dm,'. te-ncecl paSture, large garden ready to plant St-lice trad,' for motor home " trvt'i Irailer Lutdlt-d OH Wiltttn p Panla, F of Wilson Shool. f011ow Sign 3236091 tl,ii fl.'nh-, COUNTRY LIVING' '• - um,'urr$ LaRije Lcst tctwec'n Old St PcI 44, Paota Church of Cnrst Ofld P4e#' St Rd 16 toward Mt. Dora 6 MARY TYLER MOORE SHW Mary has (3lsCc:M)rod some about a, olherxlwfio,s seeking reelection to Con- GREATPER ," 321 0041 30-AparIrIwnts Unfurnished — gblesth innocn ts to C)fLJO a sniper who is tenonz- , •, '- FOUND Male C,erman Shephpcd. 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE "fly Harry ChntEastwoodstargas Li NIVTV CaLSh&I '" - I-- Hwy 16, West Sanford Hi'autiful lots with 24 trut tree-s R.-crit,nnc Datleries. I _________________ ________________ ________________ Mar, )71 IS l-"l •iiii, il Used otfice turnitur MOS S I E C. BATE MA N _______ __________________________ ________________________________ -I ________ • Real Estate Ii,- h1c 1306133 ______ P1 chapr, ieCrctt,riaI deSks ft ______ REALTORS — -' 373 6353 _________________________ ________________________ -I thars. stra.ght ChOtI, f,t,nrj 322-7643 PICK u JUNK CARS FREE hnrt. as s Cash and carr1 For .1it' b? Oi',na'r 7 — cwo'ooin. Sna;iprceforofhr% S0—Miscellaneous for Sale NULL FtorstI.t room, I00'lSO lot. 'rc-t-s I _________________________ Poone)fl l64 C"', Sa'lbl-.r, I' P*,,ir 5.intorij 17)9)16 ;I _________________ ______________ - 78—Motorcycles OWNER SAYS "SELL,' HIS LOSS New Vinyl Floorinj rden IS YOUR GAIN Assorted Colors Motorcycle Ins,,ranv 6 LOOK tr,r tr,- d'tpIayj DPFAI,WOLD 3ht'droorn, Ibath, I3LAIR AGENCY )''i 'C -penng of Sin ? Sq. Yara k,t(fle- equipped, fliCt' COrner lot, 373 3.164 _____________________ '$ .'t' ,,r' unusual t]1,9on back yaro, patio Bar B 0. Pool, music room Must see to op preciate $41,300 .'. in Someone '0 5mrq' limeinc1 pens, Lost & Found 857 2 12 NBCNEUPOA I.) • I,' 92 & 471. Lcjord Jfl5961 TAF F ER R EAL TY 714 id Have purchased complete Conte- POISOpd Mtcnpl[ lFri',i, A,- .373 7)0 --- for a career as a I1..1L ' Pr,,! [slat.' broker - :.'' -ii, :4tt4 Hr. 377 7151 'I' ,$, IS'' Sa"tc,'j -- - Iii 1 00 Youth Bed, dine-tIe- ______________________________ ______________________ eui W. 1st t 32)6O6iol'32)osI,,. Older £ UP. 2 flath, 2 Story 2 Lots, 2 —-_________________ LAKE MARY Take lOuC ChOltr Cit two we It hu It modern homr central air, carport, patio cove-v. 80—Autos(or Sale _____________________________ 1914 Stjbaru Station Wagon, I transmission, air COnditiOnCd very clean. 17.195 Call 3fl 1651 Chico & The Man Sale brassitem%.metai Shelv*g COrr,r early and gel a good sePl ''--' f.Y.Itr fl,r,,. WITI REALTY 321 0640 32: 0719 ________________ M.UNSWORJI REALTY 'O11C. I BR , 1': both, formal dining, large Iivtn rm with firepiac, 16000o call for app 323 195 . lii nnnn mpt & _________________ ________________ housekeeping 3fl 13J I-ACEOWITHAORINKII9C. _____ {P.' - - - - 2 12 EMERGENCY 4 6 THEJEFFERSONS 0 SPECIAL OF Tt'iE WEEKPiccadtfty Carcus -, 9 - ALMOST ANYTHING GOES ED A FAMILY AT WAR €2 MOVIE: 'Mae Wth A Gt%1" Robert MIIChS.IT1, Jan EL) 300 ',t i,',', t ( To:.( oi , - .. I -- I I Sunday, 106 Fairinnr. Circle, Pprk Ridge Estates. Fuinit-eaJ lots of misc ioC _____________________________ AM to 6 Dishes, Kid Clothes. CAR IDE-- double wide.) Bedroom, 107 CotonaI Way (flna& Frenchi 7 bath, central air, raised screen PATIOSALE,Saturday Feb 21,11 room, carport, shirting, payments * Jhey' re Hot' * $10632. Phone 32? 0051 or nightS frown Drive, Sunland, 9 AM. __________________________________ 611 5569 N. '-' 322 2Q00 Ii ,'.ii _________________________________________________ "°'"; ,. 1 Bedroom trailer. 12'x3S. 1700 antI 55— Boats 8. Accessories than r,,t Govrrnrylrr! SUb%'dslt.d asSume payment% of $60 month _________________________ OWNER FINANCE - 3 BR, I bath, panete, large fenced lot for pool or garden Only $19,000 Friday,Feb.20,1976-38 ____ ___ 7?—Auct ion ______ 'nds of novelty items, %tate-, --ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Oa,s 3?? 61.11 !i.uis 377 ?35? -erms GREGORY MOBILE HOMES )l0)Orl,incloDrvr, Payments $3061 Phone 37? 0051. I-., 118—He!pWanted EveningHerald,Sanford,Ft. 54—Garage Sales - * Get Em Whti * HAROLD HALL REALTY Spring Speciais - ______________________ _______________________ —_- _______________________________________________ auto expenses for driver Call pneslho star New I DR. 7 bath, I mile of San CHOICE HOMESiTE-- 10 acres. $25000 will Split * * * * - 80—Autos for Sale in 3-11 oi.i By OwnFr, MUST SELL immaculate 3 iR, POOL __________ - nShc 7 bedrooms, central location. ncc are.i. $18,500 Real Estate _________________________ 4)—Houses P'ifl,ifliflg U N!rd m_900 1791, anfo!d 31c a tine - EL) CONSUMER SURViVAL.. hit €2 FELONY SQUAD whoki1odanotoriobaan 6 MOViE 'Gorgo" Ball 9 HONG KONG P1100EV 38—Wanted to Rent DEADLINJES REVIEW Marquette vs Louisvitlo. 4 MOViE Shot Liberty Vasare -. James Stewart, John Wayne. 1962 7'1 C'ri-. _____ 4 SOUL TRA'N 200 12 2 BASKETBALl DOUBLEHEADER' ama (3AMM E NT [i -- _-._1* 42—Mobile Horms - _____________ ,,,,•. - tIP I tith .,r.ffla!ri, !,r,,..-, p,iyment and pay only $160 month OOfl Central air, 170.900 J ho's ontanod in aprnr GO USA 800 2 12 EMERGENCY US FOUR MONDAY thru FRIDAY 'ATUR0AY 9 Noon 2 fl 41 MAGAZINE FOUR 1953 Former marshal is prison for Sho0to(d& MCO 12 ? arid Mithae J Pofard leave a string of broken heart. ' I BEHIND THE LINES fl SCIENCE FICTION THEATER 6thru 25 times ED EL) WALL STREET WEEK ______ ______ __________ GUPPIESTo 0 GROUPERS NVIERICANBANDSTAND ii NOVA' Aar' 12 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLiNG EL) WASHINGTON ti%'EEI< IN REViEW €r, THE A,MERICAN AN. GLER 130 9 CHAMPIONSHIP JEAN PIERRE COOPMAN HEAIGHT BOXING TITLE ROUT Live, 15 rounth, with ent by Drent ___ ED BEHIND THE LINES € ANiMAL WORLD: 'Pink Ttt'it oi Baharir -. 700 2 FLOf1!DASWATCHUG 4 AGRONSKYANDcO. 6 HEE HAW U WALL STREET WtEK LAWRENCE WELK FESTIVAL Fdm from Yugo. 'i out a bc' 'I.1)O Cd' qarzes has friends to roskxo 6 U S OF ARCHIE 9 HOT DOG ED DINOSAURS *1 wHArscooKINc 9 LOST SAUCER ED GET1'IN OVER D UlSCOPE. 'Thu PixiiatricKx1neyProwit'12:30 2 GO: USA 4 6: FAT ALBERT AND 2 hs kded granddauger 4 6 MUHAMMAD ALl- U 1200 e 12 THE JETSONS 305 G WHERE Afternoon ARMSTRONG €D CESARS IMDRLD 200 FILES flockford (James • /, • - 6 CBS MOVIE sti Rthd Rourxflree, Gwenn Mtchofl AtoughtstreetdetecIrvI) Challenges New Ycxks vbvbof syrdecatedcrimr, 1971. (R) 9 THE RCOKIES. (R) Eai must cheoso been being loyal to has uryeasonat4e falher and fining m wng Bergen and Charlie Mc.Carlhy. the Ic Vanities €2 MOViE 1 , A Fu$r 830 2 12 THEPRACTICE Bedford (Danny Thomas) reacts with characteristic grouchiness to mask his fear he may 1050 his long twno M, (na )1trach) EL) WALL STREET U WEEK 900 ______ - -. -. TOURNAMENT: Los Angoloi MONO SHOW Gsts KIO ___ _______________ _____ ____ :'' 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 1235 9 MOVIE' • HUSh. HUSh, SSS(IOI Charlotte 100 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL C tiding I' ° the tt*d anniversary cefebra lion of the rfluSiCal'VatlOty -- .- - .. _______________________ 4—Houses ON THE NEWS 1130 PORT 2 12 SANFORD AND sot Demond Wilson, Marlene Clark) aryotsxo their q'fflKjthei1$nt0fltiOfltO rno)fntoaho,w,theirown, Fred tefis the t",de to be of tho - SOaet VICOS O her trendod 4 6 SA:AbriQN.w.$l _________ TUES. ________________________________________________ & THURS. — E CONOMYNIGHT — ADULTS$1,CHILDRENSoc ________________________________________________ -aG CNAI \ TIUTU I o(flq ___________ ___________________ _______________________________ ____________________________ ________ • ,, ,,, _______________ _______________________ 2 12 WESTWIND - 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BEWITCHED 6 CONCENTRATKY __________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ________ ER -- _t_•t.. ''- I k 41.I..dlk.,, iKt#l. - �i- _T , - Si .,-----u-- -'. - - .- .-=-, -- 1 -- -- -.,-.--- --- -,- -'- ff __ _. - L_ .n ,v,_-___-_ - ____ Friday F.h A I')L - SEEK & FIND Mort Walker _____________ 4NoNE i44vE OE I 4? LTh I4AVE .4 ______________ ______ ;l It . IIiii . -- Ii ,. - - ___ ES I P F A GN I KC A B V G G I P 0 1 utaneri7 8S7*d maCf I6tTk ENCVBER 17WMe 62AdIv lB Devours (Sp 63 64 GI". s name 0IRSEINLEUNIB0PH0IE MNISEEyIpUILRpUSIFS LERM0CUPRCERESGAMIC 0 / \ ."_____________________________ __ (AuRl&1'j,kAI HA ---jr Ch (Hal) 68 Trcy 311: E A S P 0 N 0 I S I V EL E I I N I U 0 M R I N I E G N I R F VI R A E C P ____________ ospoon I E 9 BaknQ 37 Writin chimbefi LU fl R 19 68th Year, N. 157— Sunday, February 22, 1976 - ImplØnt ITIr' .S I I I I V 'nford, florida 3 27 l1 — Prjce 20 Cents -. . _______________________________________________ ae 46 O'ssenie co 'al28VarnI%h b 38Map:nus i IsJfl A V .A r r(.pCr 2oSnc.(Scot65AuntSpJ 66 Pedesta' pa'l 22 We (SP) I D I A N 0 W B I L L B 0 A fl 0 S S I __ uZte At the BakerJ ADVERTISING GZPAIGIF RE QU iI I ç ( M 4r,niovecheuyugrden) .. . S)Solir ____ 54 Was Cfri1 ____ . . - - . . 3 one ? 24 21 128 a emnoe i e c oc — \ pogI)ceinia) The - ______________ G On rent she repted ndc thrt e stparate s)rnpton would become I CORRO 1 SENDER ET T' GO OUT I I ________________________ _________________________ NCELE PER M(LLN ( . N COME OFFE! ' . l AND CHEER (E _______ I - ___________ ______ -- - /. ' _I • __--_ - 1 -- \ ________________ ____________ \ . T . - f . _____ - -- I .' . ___________ / . ____ •\ ' . - I - J 2 N _______ I OW CAN YOU &ESQ - - WREN OU'R ANG UR EYES I DON'T kE' Al j —____ (T ___ 1 , e tow I cfrlveway, and that Sthte Rep. Robert Hatthway childrtn, Mrs Turner said Stone Road on th subject )uU have it in the firm place and well-meaning a tumor of the pancreas fl1J1 You'll be a better person (or it if a se b1ud advice i'.;; ' ç TREE ___ EENPRQCRASTIAT SAPIE ALISOHiPIGU ____ i SAGIARIUS (Nob 2Dec CANCFR j 2W 1 td ar is a rrponse to bI conservatjonst • On March 9, the Florida cabinet Is expected to - may be In its Ial baffle. _i - - I / - ' JI ____ ____ ____ ________ i 34 d blood sugar I V(A I il1 cost the state closeto $4 million, ould preserse one of Florida's most valuable natural resources of Sanford ___________________ i i BR I D to raising the blood sugar Anxiety eels not in the blood stream If * k J 752 '- d M -- - / 953 94 y I , - II I _- _r'- / '1 10 4 4 65 __________ / - - - - 1) 4 N T I'acs does erYthing ke under lotk and ke) "It means the) must be ai "ii's1y a aga the people of Cena1 _________________ 000 ____________ _______________ ___ _________________ Corn in i ssioner Richard cellent on paper and have in\ iIliiin arns it would k ii r ie id fi in) elI,' the -: ,--,r I T * position with / applicant the that Williams' "fear, and it is the fatts about / past is not dcoering In - V missioner John Kimbrough et) Semlnok County high position The slot was reco berths in next weekend s state two hearts an F act to wiaowski management which has been count) gornmen is called a tWCit s fl)Iflg High Circus Rt1ilizing that the selettion gl on paper but ma not be C nek Sam and Soon> Oshorn ac Abe lincoln w rt p i pupils saluted America's of h blrthda> (He1d I'hotu b Bill 1* owing imiunhrieflt I want to assigntI unkr tk tmp 'Ic discarded a club Bridge, C /0 I his N bo1r9tab0n New York, ' - ' ' trw should peorm Sr, however, said Terry's ___________________________________________________________________ in county go%rnment in the report directly to the statement was not correct and 4 II)FX Inissioners rJ and reviewed. A A Calendar 7 Crossword Fditonfaj t-C Hpithl ................7-A HeraldStaffWrfter conspiracy in direct in- of the Sunshine" meeting Is He said that recentl> a citen Attorne> Thomas G Freeman inthcunents agatnxt the three because the water deparnent harry Kwiatkowski ha'e filed I c regular office ha r 'es that Kwiatkowski is unable to that the law is unnforceable lgislaturetopatheprobj (oflctitutiOfl It nightc StitLitionalit) of Florida's conspiringandmetjng without hIattaa)aredxketed(orti,a1 others" 'r fk 'jam here as an elected official umties his additionall> 'such deplorable rs' Freeman, Kwlatkowski and meing in December 1974 at K w I at ko wsk l's lawyer, MIchael IInttawa arc accused discuss selection of Freeman as har'es are indefinite, Sports ............... The motion ci ttes the charges work of char 'es that the Io Herring does not beIlee In the smacks of lando attorne> J ene> arges fall to charge a crure low 60 Ikeomlng oceaslonall selectie dotsn' appl> to Freeman showerL Hld through Sun1u quotes Herring as aa>ing at contract equal empin ment 15 mp t1tutiontmt% of the SIJWt ml unenforceable as it Is mitten ttn ' Rain probability 30 Details and tides on Page? k _ _________ .--- ___ - r='---: . -. - -- - r' , , !'j '; '1 ' twitter) department leaves the con sd, adding that the - Ti authorit). titk to executic assiMant to Around The Clock in filling the Ino Baon w1 inttrfermnj' in his 1t and seck dismissal of meeting in October to decide to tI week of \hrch 2 a didmond at - 1 (Iii idual hired ' on board" the memo said But some commissl)ners foriwo pedormances See sto somLtime b the middle of Semthole Magbe Page Willi4un said his (car that feared the title county ad said Pen to write about There Is nothing ,j -_ -_- )s The comrumssion hopes to fill For the board to make a emphas to the hiring of the Join tht tirc Well, a whole th executie assistants mistake in this selection would ass1snt trcofcircusstawhodjd_ - InSI0ncr ILtrr "1 don't even ha%e a file," wades the other four will th In short, the assistant will raaged Central American ha e po ens second Cal) to 4fl tht omnmnission has narrowed not and cannot be thscoered consultant EB Underwood m In the regional tournament, see "Mi file has never f what we think of the law of --. __]I - ---- taming witnesses betause _ Opposed to both squats a deelopers e %arriors The) eniuii Isuues nesUed among the ThrT Rivers, a houatng devopment of ttiimliomicr of the water department, denied that he for the queen of clubs. / , - _- St Johns Sorenson made the report You readers can all see that and rattled off four rc,unds f Of the tir,e lrlespectiveo! businessman s lunch? ________ ' carded in a manner to make it Impossible for South to know - - _____________________ _- I'S% * cpadec' \ I _______________ Florida's rivers, and is now in line to become No hearing ibte has been - — servationists say the puase of the land il - a%allable to the public Ut JiltS law has no asls In r4, _4 -- of was the eight of diamonds ____ - - IC Ja C hand As for poor South he orth I In • II_- - I IlI,-lL' by 1. K. Ryan OF HANKJS I st I — TUMBLEWEEDS ________ . - - - 1 -- - ' \ - millenial processes that brought it bto being, says / locked safekeeping by asking arnied East and West e're known to hold five clubs either tneribIr ____________________ - public inspection at any time durg regular office hours clues is to the location of th _________________ - (andidates— most ( whom are preheie intcr i and phone streamling count) gosernment - - .. -. e same GE diamonds A KS A t J 10 case the pern will be tired byBobThov.s — distribute the maises of llef gooth that have n mped at Guatemala City a1ort. Sto, plcm on ge l, Women'4 Scctin. problems began only about 1years ago, when oTed land mosti) islands in the riser The stilt canoe do the Weki%a s silent currents council this week said that I - repa s)mptomsareobsered and the fatigue Energycomesfrom the _______________________ FRANKANDERNEST -. 11cr oup plans to approach the Seminole County School Board in an effort to obtain home pick-up. - - and not ea Cr to hear our Bonds with I I or proWem. This is why diabetics, WI N AT ma be caud b anxie') them o er the trac period The need now la for money, btdmg uatrs are among the most vocal Weva evebody's river and anyone wou1d put a Conservationists, fishermen and youthiW cx- river, said Bill Rirngwn of the Environmental From miles they come to enjoy peaceful easy state cabinet. y not to take full etht (or supplies from Cnal florida and elshere In the US., surors of the Guatemalan eahquake, such a; this young lad and AID S GUATEMALA LcIikeI) to be >otw best bet _____ --- - -- I_- 'e pa our taxes, e re entiUed to the same ser Sorenson Said / - I - . _ji 4_ Florida bec4ime sik Thi fetrish e n of the housts are all upsearn from the are4i no bttng be preserved as It was when Indians paddied past vironmentally enkuigered land along the Weva decide whether to fund war management If problem PISCES (Feb 2March ) to' Ith bI d ou'neoUaU an unless th low blood sugar can Wood glucose often hae the / 4 . from the school board to cover the cost of drMng 'There is no possiBty of rearranging the bus sehedWes before ne year," 1yer told The Herald, Friday. H} JACQUF I 1F DO%%l) posed to pay their sha, pass %er 0 OW inside the cells go dowr On the (ecting your career or finances, other hand if the sugar Is so low low ( - I by3obMontana - \/ .;, - -. she dded Mrs. Turner said the alternativ- Ii, vin hIne Thuda), l)er and Ta)lor agreed to moe the bus miktle of the school year. They then got touch with Fred Taylor, dfrector of 19) If you're going somewhere I normal population had blood le%elsofglucosetnsidethebody mae 1' I ACHIE k . L adueu lilininate the IflCOfl%CLuCflCC Snt ____ I h er that one of the concerned parents Just to and from the bus stop, and together the R - - and middie morning and home again in te aIoon. Your Ideas for mlng or may entertain selfoubts, You tngs fit I'm not at all su control It )oue%rhadh)poglycemfa A "1/ I tacondIhbo 00w U$1 sugar I spaper, P 0 Box 1551 T have heard that diagnosIs, - 'I '' ________________________________________________ dthing The fir door said I ii —i 1 ansporther)dndergartcn e!eznen numbness first starting in my proper treanent Oi anety. . upper lip and spreading to my ARl (Mar 21-April 19) II work it out before going on to For more iormation on low hands and feet until my whole cents for the occasion should occur lighter topics. sugar send body was numb, but I never The Health Letter, Number , fl) today, befriend one with whom SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fainted Was this hyner- t ni . . you have older ties, rather than Your ideas will be good ones I)OOu I ventilation or was it causes by ioW uar. side with a new acquaintance, today, but the way you jj. J . / ____ - -- -.- one Road ouldbe thm one anda harni1 d set and rou manager, ho reportedly said he - Chic Young -. - Mn I cured or just under idea, not to cure low blood BLONDIE I ' — second test at 75 which I as a pS)hiatrt if > ou ha e ._I i( / , _____ I . . I ________ s)mptoiis similar to I The fit hour test showed That prohobly why the first . ',1 _____ _____ doctor who says it can be cured. TL(ORV - - . .. -..,- __ - -. I' .-- i.,-. I.- __ - ____ -. - 29 30 M ___ . ___ ___ ________ ir iue 54 nHIOs a ddy . ,fl = - -, I _ ______________ Evcnmg Herald nIord ' .. - - -.--i---- ______________________ I ..--- .-. ,'--- - -- ..-...,. -., :k -::--- ' -- -' � 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>, February 20, 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/e945fdbea1d5de899cc3ffc5f0dfd263.pdf e34ab0d47f6fee22e0d13d18b2f9e2c3 PDF Text Text _—;-•i;. --- — - - rr _.J.rn tr,r.r ------ n.trr tr-,r r - Tv., rr.r : ,fltr---,r ,.-t. - - -- -- --- - - - - - - -. - - - - - -: - 7- 7 Z -- -_' 1. £vr;ng nkrd, F. - I$FY EP RET Wednesd ay, Feb. t, IYTh A Mo,-, Walker by Art Sons I'A\ W65 )o.* ML)c. )4aRTl r " ' ' IR 40 Faucet 41 Dine 42 Vision 45 Greek 4 t3uH ISP I 50 Greek letli' F. 1# iitI ç 0 i- , -- . _ -7 - i 1,eek ; I,,'$1L1dll - j 68th Year, No, 155—Thursday, February 19, 1976 rj~e '.IIlT1LIj 'J i1IIciI:1IRIA )y StoFfI & Heimdohl I %NT 1' RAVE MY PICTURE TAKEN FOR TH E SPECIAL PCE 'tXi AC) VER11SEt J THE PAPER. 50 Hawaiian I ood 51 Talic-a "al 28 Nerve network 29 Was observed 31 Journey a --' - .- hi' 'SIT OVER HANDSOME AND ThERE! 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EOPtE VIO SURE LIKE TOGET r SEE'I-TOBE HI RING ARE THE Iu5TRiE5f - W-1 EE S CIE JUST PERFECT IS -( __ f BIRTH agree to let you take three 8o glasses of orange juicQ a / You ILL FU4O HIM .4 f--h t(4 HELP -'.------ / ' [JN 'W )~. t /,'/ - e _,l " / ,- - DAJI F-----7 _]: -lt& I Li FRANK AND ERNIE'S IO ( UD CA9 'J 1 ---,:/; '-\f l' A AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) _ ? j • '—: --' . 1 ITS WAY of 5AWING PIHGBPING" IS 0 ' r \tr f 11 - H I I j - j IT H W. : ' ' I - - .._.. _ - Q 108 107 PST VAST £6432 Q, • \Ri • 94 £104 496:1 Sot TII 11)1 * ,, r - -- 11 11 I I • 1, 47~ - PRIEND$ 2 O 019 z 16 "we figure the courts are entitled to a key to the courthouse. That seems to be the logical 'thing'." The chuvkling judge said, however, that the cornmission can someday expect to see the master key returned. "hen I resign ; a judge, I'll be glad to return 0 them." Salfi said. I iI , # I I Leffler received tl~x indictment no' true bill In connection with 32 Iii tb 'utn4r,ibl,' .: - -. ' - ' -. - - - -- .r C IT a-............ -.-' * - ,r.: ,, 7 .- ;' : . . , - ) - - Dubbing Kirnbrough "big, tough and mean," the resolution assigned him the "earth-shaking responsibility of retreiving th e courthouse key." Kimbrough good naturedly accepted the assignment, boasting he would do his best. Some four years ago Salfi as inadvertently handed the key. And, th ough each commissioner in his turn has been assigned tile task or recapturing it all have failed. Reasons for failure range from Salfi's teaching if - - - ....,...-... . - ) r' . : -, -, - . - - :.''.I. b-' -5 - - --' .- ,, - • - - . -?:",-- •':: _ , ,,,,, . .'. S , r - - -% .. ' ,.J.. - 4 .. -', - rA '. : i.iZ' ..-.-,- -• E' (:' ... ,.',,,f ,-',..':-.: - ..- -. . , -: - •,. - - t - pposite side of the auto. ---- ;-•- .'. '':'- .! - .- - -' ,,,. -u . '_. . - ... . . - s." - , pz, . .,., .:- --.j! -. '-. - - •.nf,? r --.-.':;.. 0.t. - -' ---- . -' a. ._4_. p. - - -..':, 'A - .-, , k- :: . % - --.. .... -- : , .-'- I. --- ,''': - ' . - ' us ~ - . 1V ' - - -.. , T : - --- - - ,I .0 -. ' , :' . ...I . ' '': 1. :' -. -- ' '. following closing arguments by 4 • .' - - .. - inside and locked the door and her about the affair, Final determination of arrested Lewis near the that Williams then drove away shooting scene less than an hour Sentence, hosevir, is up to lwo àwa vtwig, I'm le deaied to her alter the slaying. Judge McGreg r going to get you.,, Sheriff's deputies testified Wednesday in the trial before . - -_ Ci % .)rcuit Court Judge Robert B. -' Rail the fact re: Sa' 'u'ie wiiy judge bold a master key, Another fact remains: Ellis confirmed today there is a secret plan. I . •', '. sl , ct ent F-p, Details of that investiga tion that tile grand jury was in. from Oviedo to th ,-, grove and 0 Y. ~r m - -- ~~~ % "i — 'estIgating a Feb. 1 incident in that Merchant was attempting 4. the interim report that was %hich Oviedo reserve police to fire his revolver at the neeing OV'iedo P01iLT Olief Kenneth wounded Horace Lee Davi!:, 21, Triplett and other offi ce rs were of Oviedo, in an orange grove at 1 - •'. --,. ...: . - . IIipri 1~ . - - , : . C 4 "ift - . -- .. a .__~_ __________- - __~ -— - - & ~ - 1. I . -, . I. - ______ ~J - . V -4 - - Triplett said he couldn't patrolman Bob Fedi had chased police said. and treated and c- - ~_ ___ 4"19__ -'' -.. .,i _. - _________________ _________ - . .. -, s. " ,. .' -_ _____ -_"--- commission's acting ad- activities worked out to carry it ' * pood program" and I __ letailed synopsis of the 441 ministrative assistant. the agency through the year. predicted ro problems with program as required by county 1-3-8 ordinance. Ellis said he Is setting UP a funding on ce the board is Julian says the society VE\'l'lIEIt meeting between CoinBut Julian says a detailed already is in financially shaky provided the information it says missioner Sid Vihlen Jr. and se ntation of the society's pre Wednesday's high 94, todas's waters and could sink without it nectis to act on. Ned Julian, the attorney who is the $5,0 low Launched in June, the Program was presented when 00 from the county. - Partly cloudy and mild in charge of the fledgling legal ' ~ t7 r~ __~`l - - — 'I ' _-' N ;r" I. -' __ I" ' .14 L"-:-,t".. I •Pt a" (' -_ * - - ' . t-i--- - -- -- ..i-ii" I- g -.,,--- - - ' : 1*,, .* -. ;.,, -, -c',---;'- :-''--'E. '-' • 3 , ' :-.. ki r - 8-9-A - __ ____ - ¼ .2 lp " 1. - - Wnp .-I "~ i , ~.,t ~~ -~- ~~-, . "1 ij,,.,.,4-. program has provided legal aid the ordinance was iaitia!ly t=~ it ".4.. ' '--.e '..tt-'.,.'_-,)' :L.r '- .--_- j. i3_,tI t;',, ',1Ji,-S44 71~ ' 'I i t, a" ' & .. . ' - - '.''.' - ..." ' ' - --. S'*5f '"-.' .4,..'.' ;-''-fi' ;:r r-' ( t- 4- - ..4,,Il. ., - . , -, r,'t4,Ca, % Who said ow- kids are getting soft? With growing Interest In track and field among girls as well as boys in county schools, Peggy owning tleft and lisa Bennett, s ixth de at Lakeview Middle School, prove their athletic po tential as th ey Jump the low hurdles during PEclass. (Herald Photo b' Jill! Vincent) - 1. . 4:.5'e - Ellis predicted a Vihlen- to 24C indigents. through Friday. 'A chance of aid program in this county. acted on. showers (oday. highs near Julian meeetlng should solve Though the final decision will Legal Aid is sponsored by the today and in the mid to upper The $5,000 is matched by inthe problem of the board's cornLows tonight in the be up to the county commission, Seminole County lOs Friday. Bar kind donations from attorneys GETTING JUMP plaints about lack of in• 0s. Mostly south and south stest Ellis said he hopes the Vihien- ormation about the society's Association. Attorneys provide and in turn is matched b an ON COMPETITION winds 10 to 15 m.p.h. Rain Julian meeting will solve any the free legal expertise for the programs. ,000 award from the state's probability today 30 per cent. thfferens the two entities may program on a rotating basis. Department of Community Detuil and tides on Page 5i-A. av A second Internal accounting Ellis said $5,000 collected Services '-i:' - - . :fL: ','.''';f .:- . -.-. - ','-- '..' -- i.". L' I* 1,ass I • I'isa 2 £ 1 - I'a"i .1 J6 I'.i 34 paki I 0 An Alabama reader wants to know what you should bid I'as ;iftvr opening one club %%fill I£ ai roa BySCM"TABRAHAMS n usias s ee made operational and short rides with sIxirks t__,_ ----'- ' ', .- - .. . .. . o e For mosphere and support for tile permarwrit holli(i, -- 0 Old Train ( ,I ,,,, hLick I-,Ift-[ 1111" tlAk* hill.i.1f, lit or,,it "I'- "I*.. - I.. - ....... . fr '... ' - . - - - ........... ....,... Television Women - iind aimed a gun at Lewis. the COurt impose the death tier husband came home from fired front a revolver I-covered penalty. LeWis testified that he ran work on Dec. I and confronted by sheriff's deputies -., t?en thr.., Legal Aid Funding Talk Planned After $5,000 Re uest Denied - - -- and a third bullet apparently shattered a window on the panicked and "as he reached Avenue and Water Street. Around The Clock .4-A Bridge --------------------213 g Calendar --------------- 12•A Com i cs 2.8 Crossword .2-B Count' officials today are Ellis began woi k on the problem Editorial 4-A also can be solved, from a 12 Increase in filing fees 1-B setting up a meeting with the project after the county °rn- Ellis added. Julian sa Dear Abb....... .... id he was Is available for disbursement to . ........ ..2-B attorney who represents the mission Tuesday refused to unaware any problems even the society. Dr. Lamb Horoscope ...... ... .z-n Legal Aid Society to work out a channel $5,000 to the Legal Aid existed. On Tuesday, Vihlen said the hospital ----------------5-A method to fund the program, Society. Commissioners said Commissioner Richard so Obituaries ---.... .... cietyhas not provided a 5-A according to Bob Ellis, the the society had no schedule of Williams said today legal aid is to l'.itt' one had hid h.a(ll _ - and an accompan)ing interim an as yet not revealed in. comment on why the officers a suspicious auto at speeds released at Winter Park grand Jury report and ordered Vestigation. were present but It is believed reaching 100-miles-an-hour llnspit;al. _______________________________ Today and led a second heart South should refuse ruff. Then he would be able to tuft the next heart in dummy and score the rest of the tricks, Th is type of play form or another occurs quite often and is well worth learring. As for the bidding we agree with both partners Kirnbrough. course on creative aggression to apathy on the part f I I shot him, Lewis said. officer Robert Merchant auto when he stumbled in the loose dirt of the grove County Grand Jury. It is believed that besides the oterved at the grand Jury Casselberry. Davis was hit in the left ear Circul t Co urt Judge Kenneth indictment the jury returned a chambers Wednesday. Police said Merchant and lobe by a "bullet fragment," indictment returned late kno%m to have considered more Wednesday by the Seminole than one matter. 10th trl(k by playing only two rounds of trumps and then leading a diamond If West ducked South would have his 10th trick, if West took his ace ç _ ' Florida Department of Assistant State Attorney Claude between his legs and under the law Enforcement Van Hook and defense attorney Whitehead said the man, chemist dr i ver 's seat. scared to run. I whom he couldn't identify, mist Steven R. Platt Alan Dickey. "I was too Should the Jury find Lewis panicked and I shot him," calmly walked away after testified that nitric acid swab tests on the defendant's hands guilty of first-degree murder as Lewis testified. He said he firing three shots in rapid showed that he had discharged charged, there will be a second doesn't rernemn bet- how many succession, arid handled a firearm, phase of the trial in which the times he tired the pistol he'd The shooting victim's wife, Jurors will hear testimony and armed himself with a half hour Mattie Williams, testifi ed t ha t There was testimony that the arguments before deliberating earlier after Williams drove up she'd been going out with LewIs bullct that killed Williams ils a h on whether to recommend that to Lewis' 21st Street residence for "about nine months" when sat in his auto could ha' t)em sprang a resolution on an unsuspecting are believed to be contained in The grand jury was In session g,oing to kill At ea ch commissioner assigned th e dubious task. was too scared to run. "I made on a second-degree felony all day Wednesday and is ordered sealed, Sports L1CI!S YOU AND WA NTS : L - . i N0IITII £ - Do You HEAR 'THAT, SIR? TWIT qq sheriff's themi scaled until Ole persnn that an arrest had not been BRIDGE AT Seminole spokesman said this morning indicted is In custody. ' Q OO()L) DOMINICK SALFI __ - /,i_.q,i byBobThaves 1. eianse Deputy Marty Laflruclano t es tified that a box of .22 caliber McCregor and a 12-member husband that she was seeing "birdshot" bullets was found in Lewis, on trial for first- Jury that no weapon was found Lewis and that she and the dead man's car 4-4 days degree murder in the slaying of in the dead man's auto. Willi ams argued for a bout 15 after the slaying when James Lee Williams, 33, Th ere was testimony that minut es before Wfl!iams left technicians went over the testifi ed he shot in self-defense Lewis went to a house near the their residence "mad, and said impo'mded auto again at the as he stood outside the he was going to have a talk with Sanford Crime Lab. shooting scene and told Williams' auto at Ronnie." Lal3rucjano said the bullets, tersection in the community cupants that he'd Just shot a found in the car's glove cornTruth. cast of Sanford. Mrs. Williams said her partment, were apparently On Wednesday Jimmy i, husband had a pistol in August overlooked in earlier searchcs Lewis said he was trying to avoid Williams when Williams Whitehead, of York, Pa., but that she hadn't seen It since which were primarily fri search "almost hit me" with the auto testified that he was walking that time. She said Williams of a weapon in the car. as he stopped at Midway Midway Avenue Dec. 1 when he had told her he bought the pistol The Lewis trial was expected S1W a "young black man pull a "for protection" and that he Avenue and Water Street. Co to the Jury for Lewis said Williams told him, gun and shoot a man In a car" had kept the gun in the trunk of to deliberations this afternoon the Intersection of Midway his car, 'Don't walkaway from me I'm - ,No Arrest On Sealed ' 11% (MI, A11.1) and .I %NIES .Viiii'111111' ' I' . I, *1' IN ... i--:' Officers said only one bullet struck Williams. he I nuhI the man was 'oim! fur a pistol" that the man had aimed at him a half hour earlier. ____________ --1, - ! I _________________________ —..- '-I %-_ quart of milk fortified with two per cent nonfat milk solids as there is in a quart of orange Juice. th}'_ oc - K - F, Ellis said now his "concern about space" to contain ticket holders would be ended if the issue moved to the lawns In front of the courthouse. M ean while, Salfi says he won't return the key because CANCER Qur.e 21-July 22) tact. You can also get a lot of W potassium in milk. There Is .- -, ;,:, fl",''a-. 1' r shot and killed the husband of his girlfriend on Dec. 1 beca use - .1.11 e Lewis said Williams told him, "Don't walk away from me. I'm going to kill you," Ano ther bullet ripped the ltoruiie Jrn' Lewis )earold from Midway, told a as he reached between his legs and under 'ny1 top of th e auto above the circuit court Jury today that he the driver's seat. driver's head, officers testified _________ , S ,i-' ... .-- commissioner has been able to do — get Salfi to return the GEMINI (May 22-June 20) borrow. unce almost as much potassiwn in a - key. Now I see you tell another I.EO (July 23-Aug. 22) You Keep a sensible perspective. PCSOfl to drink three glasses of won't be too successful today overdistention. Ile veins have orange juice a day. Perhaps I talking others into doing PrPISCES i Feb. 20-March ) opositions that come to you may solve my problems by valves inside them to help m something for you that you today associates may the blood uphill back to the doing Just that but what size should do 'ourself. Don't be a havethrough some strings attached, heart. When the veins are glasses please. I have always shirker, Don't make Impulsive deals. overstretched the valves no taken six ounces for breakfast VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) longer meet and the blood leaks but that has been it. I'd apYOUR BIRTHDAY downhill distending the vein preciate any information that Usually you're extremely Feb. 19, 1976 and you see the varicose vein. I '!(l help me get off the awful practical. Today there's a possibility you could blow think it Is a good idea for medicine, Be alert this coming year so DEAR READER You caution to the winds. women to wear support hose of You can distinguish between a some type during pregnancy as shculd follow your doctom 's LIBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23 ) As real opportunity and wishful i nstructions as he knows w ha t resistance to your aims stiffens thinking. If your choices are yOur pot-umum level is. You today there's a good chance results can discuss other sources of you'll start to slack off instead rewarding. potassium DEFECTS ARE FOREVER. IT? FC'YUGEA0! rLvER!LEriE LiAYR? 1SEETh.ATPAPE " LF1 QPERATQ THAT'S BR'c- CONSTRUCT, ci- t4H 3iT ?,C,'i 4E S YCRE 11JERESTED) !'TEESTED ONES tNTPIE JOB! i Ni' \{ WOtJ YOU BE ~77 - l. assistant plans to sell tickets to the event in wWch bold Kimbrough has been instructed to try what no other .~ - by Bob Montana '1717 courthouse custodian is charged with retrieving a wayward courthouse ma ster key, which is in the fit fir,,, grasp of Circuit Court Judge Dominick Salfi. The problem isSaIIi not only refuses to return th e k ey, but vowed Wednesday to "hold court out on the grass" in front of the courth ouse if Kimtmrough springs his secret plan to cha nge the locks on all courthouse doors. Bob Ellis was elated at news th at Salfi might move the issue out on the lawn. Ellis, the commission's acting administrative distention of the veins. Varicose veins develop because of . as n . Although County Commissioner llarr) hwiatkoski says John Kimbrough is "big, tough and mean," Kimbrough may be up against a pblem en tougher than he properl% than to attenipt It would be wise today to . * external support hose. The the cramps and gas that I get severmit things and give temper your grandiose ideas ,adequate attention to none. external pressure helps prevent from Kaon elixer is mean. with a sprinkling of realism. PRISCILLA'S POP . - H H(fll IJ.OVI) lferaldStj1f%%rlter By ED PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer only doij & dislike the taste but moving, and to wear some - - It- ~ . " J0*_ %do* - 1~= - Armed only with his secret plan, Kimbrough as to do one thing IT_ ,.,Pill IS. c)rolonged standing without that I hale, In juice or not. Not It's best ' r 7'i"-" .'rr-.'-4. _' ...-.' _. •','_.J .u". : Salfi: Kim brough Can 't Do It 0 removed and am on two grainsToday, guard not only against CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. The best thing you can do f thyroid a day, also your own extravagance but also 19) Be careful today In anything Short of surgery for removal of Ilydropresa and have been on It that of a friend. It could involve y ou do in public. You could varicose veins is to prevent for sears, one or two a day you in something costly. alienate allies through a lack of further dilation of the veins. To depending on my pressure. Now do this vou need to avoid - . JOHN KIYIBRouGI1 - - - rs - -ii-- - His i L varicose Pg. - - envelope for that are involved you will TAURUS (APril 20-May 20t friend, not your worst enemy, have any trouble with mailing. Address your letter to significant ankle swelling. m in care of The Evening You're likely to procrastinat SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec When the deep veins are also Herald, P.O. Box 3, San today and find more excuses 21) Look at your finances why you shouldn't do something realistically today. mis is not a involved you will have per- Antonio, Texas 78292 I have than why you should. DEAR DR. IAMB — day to be extravagant, or to sistent swelling of the involved YOU PAI D SY.1E01.E -' :'i ..,' -, - .- IN _________ _________ _______ , ,% Jllui mom For Thu day, Feb. -. , ,. - _________ -a -- Don't make hasty judgments on SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) veins send 50 cents for major decisions today in areas Be careful mt to create unThe Health Letter number 5-8. f- you haven't investigated necessary problems for are all Enclose a long, stamped, se l If the superficial veins thoroughly. yourself. Be your own best addressed CC' I - - ______ - ______ ___________ . L1,.) inside your leg ruusdes that you varicose veins. This is par. can't see are all right, t he ticularly important to exercise will actually help. As who have a family history of you exercise, the venous blood varicose veins. in the legs is milked out of the If ,ou have swelling of your leg by a massaging action of the ankles with your varicose veins contracting leg muscles, then go ahead and exercise but you might want to wear some The su pe rficial vei ns drain support hose while doing it. Into the deeper veins and For more information on emptying the deep veins helps (train the superficial ones. BLON DIE - overstretching i.nd later -1-1,5- W6 , - I HEN -- I - 151611110 - ____ JllllJliJlil JiluIIilJull of the leg and the veins deep - ('.-_ '& , -1~ ___________ __ - f 1 No in the pelvis contribute to - t.. . 1.' - I JilJJl. HOME . I Lewis Claims Slaying -ail Iiu0.2lI nrpcvl,rn an th1 the •-. r ,, , - - .'...-.-. ,,. 0 ill. JIl -------------------- _ lw_,F _ ~ . . N H ~ _ ..-l. I I JillI 11.._11 DEAR IIEAI)EII — No, it will not. If you lust have dilated or varicose veins over the outside - . z •i I L-' - 1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - -- LLiJ - 111k1_\\_si . - PI,pn,.. I-Iui mail - ' - '- -. : - _;,t.* -- Lamb -. '.•• st man Dr. -I . - . . L5 , .'i. 7. Mu Military Call IFor 1 9 Th,'~ LJ LJ`! -- .•''. '. T 1 - a - -. - _--- ' ;~' .'nd-cenfury -- - -' s 1 DEAR DR. IJ1H Would you please let ifiC know if playing tennis, dancing or -trenuous exercise can he harmful if one has varicose veins. I will be anxiously awaiting your answer, along with two of my friends who also have varicose veins. Adft 4 - -•. c.5 s Exercise Helps V aricose ins Ve , - -, EN0020-- : H O PE REALr:E THAT SiJCE PRCT \ I'RE A ). CoLEeg... .- . , I 'A I _________ - - i Nottingham Sheriff Q Sherwood Much . 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The prosecution contends liss Hearst was a .iIling con. vert to terrortsiii when she clped the Syinbionese l.iberition Arms' rob a bank on April WA.SEJING1'ON i APi Leaders of the house attempt to override President Ford's veto of a $6.1-billion jobs bill say congressional support for the bill may be declining as the unemployment rate goes lower. The House is scheduled to take up the veto today and. if the vote there is to override, the Senate would take up the bill within hours. temocrats calculated they need about 25 Republican votes in the House to provide the twothirds majority to override. They looked for them among the 62 Republicans hn vnted for the bill when the House originally passed it. 321 to 80 more than the two-thirds needed to override the veto. Original passage in the Senate was by voice vote and the override contest was considered extremely close there. — — Faces 15. 1974. Sne said she was ordered to do it and boast about it or be killed., Chief defense attorney F. Lee 'Bailey wrapped up his detailed questioning of Miss Hearst on Wednesday and, in a storm of anl!er, tout Browning testily that he could not ask the defendant her whereabouts or activities from September 1974 to September 1975. U.S. District Court Judge OIlver J. Carter agreed with Bail. cy. The jury was not present for the exchange. Bailey, effectively barring any cross-examination on 12 of Miss Ib'ar'q 19 nlnths w!th the SI.A, deliberately shipped the year his client was believed to have spent in Sacramento IT - - - rccaimted her mounting horror that she would be killed at any moment if she failed to cooperate, All her actions, she said, were based on an ingrained belief that if the SLA didn't kill her, the FIJI would. In testimony punctuated with tears, the pale defendant said she believed the SI.A's recurrIng admonition that she had nowhere to go. When the FBI burst into hr apartment la--t Sept. 18, she said. "I thotwht I was dead." In her last hours wider Bailey's gentle prodding, Miss lIcarst said LheSLA's threats of execution lingered after her placement in the San Mateo County Jail in nearby Redwood City. She said Mrs. Harris, arrested the same day as hr husband and MISS Hearst, had an adjoining cell in the jail and warned her that if she coopera. ted with authorities, "somebody would kill me." Her clenched fist salute the night of her arraignment, she said, was a signal to the underground that she had not sold out tier SLA-created role as the revolutionary "'fanla." The estiire, The added, was for protection against retaliation by SLA smpaUuizex-s. AtBailey'insjstcnce, she said her attorneys had made no effort to secure her release on ball "because I would be safer in the jail." Carter revoked ball shortly after her arrest Sept. 18, Hroiiing questioned Miss Hearst for only about 15 nun. utes Wednesday, still fuming from his heated exchange with Bailey outside the presence of the jury. Called Before Orlando Jury go ultl.AN[)(J API Twenty-two Brevard Count) residents, including former Cocoa Beach Mayor Lee ('aron, were subpoenaed to appear today before a Statewide grand jury Investigating Illegal gambling. Also ordered to appear was alleged organized crime 1X)SS Santos Traffica' 'c Jr. of Tampa, who will be represented by Henry Gonzalez, a defense attorney in the 1''tty llearst trial. Reputed Mafia boss Sam 'the Plumber" DeCavalcantc was ordered Wcdnesda- to appear before a circuit judge to answer questions about his failure to appear before INpanel last month. "I want to eyeball him," said Circuit Judge B. C. Muszynski in ordering DeCo valcante to appear Friday. "I think it's tiriw for some judge to see him." - The jurors had been ushered out of the courtroom when Ballcy attznpted to question his client about last week's bombing at the Hearst castle at San Simeon and a letter threatening her family with more terror. Ism. Bailey said the bombing and threat emphasized Miss hearst's continuing fear of the Harrises and others "still out to get you." Make-Work Program Urged Officials Want Lead Banned TALLAHA&S:E API If make-work details are good enough for the Army, they're good enough for Florida prisons, !:,ayr Rouse Appropriation Chairman L(iiiontl Fortune. !)- Pacu. Fortune said at it budget hearing Wednesday on a $2Zi million increase sought by Health and Rehabilitative ,"erviccs Secretary William J. Page that prisoners must be kept active. "I cannot conceive of four people confined day alter day in a cell built for two people with no activity," he said. 'Have them out picking up cigarette butts and, if necessary, dropping them and picking them up again. But give them some activity'' — LOS ANGELES iAP California antismog officials are on the verge of attempting what no other state has dor,e and the federal government has heen kept from doing requiring the virtual elumnation of lead in gasoline. L.-,_ — I rrnecres center Hwy 17-92 4 71 at 27th St. - - __ - 0) I - Tiny amounts of the heavy metal are building up in the bodies of people living near freeways, the state Air Re. sources Board has concluded. Years of such exposure may be dangerous, say health officials, and after a public hearing today the ARH is likely to approve a phase-down program that could ban most lead additives by 1980. But the state must reckon with the lead additive industry, which so far has used the courts to beat back federal efforts to reduce lead and render previous state antilead reu1ations ineffective. The industry, which admits deleading of gasoline would "wound us some," declares there is insufficient evidence to convict airborne lead of any harm to health. SANFORD * I .I 11 ,~' 1-14-1111 ,~_-,.~i _ 4~ '' ,, ' 11 111vV1 ii QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU SUN., FEB. 22 9.9 Daily 10-7 SUNDAY Conner Unbothered By Gifts 1111110 TALLAHASSEE t Ali i Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Connr sees nothing wrong with ac('pt1ng &') in cash from employ es or other eXpt'nsi Vt' gills, including a $344 canopied bed, an aide says. The gifts, totaling over $2,000 in the past live years, ere given as part of annual Christmas and birthday p.trties thrown for Conner in December and were all reported as required by law. Conner aide hayes Wood II(l Wednesday. "Nobody is pressured to give anything," Wood said. "It's just something the employes have been doing as a ( -omnbination birthday and Christmas party" — Candidates Spend $1,000,000 CONCORD, N.H. (AP) Candidates in New Hamp- shire's leadoff presidential primary are spending close to fl million to woo voters with radio, televici'lii and newspaper commercials. Most of the money is being spent outside the state, going largely to Boston television stations that beam into the lucrative southern New Hampshire market. A survey of the major candidates in Tuesday's primary shows just $6,000 going to New Hampshire's only commercial station, WMUH-TV in Manchester. In Boston. a 3-second commercial can cost as little as or as much as $1,500, depending on the time of day it is aired. The figures can be misleading, however, because the Boston TV spots are used to promote the candidates not only in New Hampshire's primary but Massachusetts' March 2 primars' election as well U1ik'I+ IiT JttI - ' F1UITIMuUIIuI '' lecithein B,6 1 1 i '/ DRY ROASTED - tj 6. ) 4{'..?,r\ ~, "" . . __ - - __ _ - . -..-.- I ORLANIX) AP i "Friends of the Ford Family" and "Georgians for Jimmy" will compete for media and voter attention this weekend with razzle-dazzle stumping campaigns across the Sunshine State. President Ford's campaign announced Wednesday that an airplane lull of old Ford friends, armed with 5,000 snowballs and bushels of Michigan apples, will tour the state Saturday and Sunday. Meanwhile, the campaign of former Georgia Gov. Jimmy (.'.art'i revealed plans for a weekend tour by several bus loaLs of Carter Irietuk ond supporters Columbus, - I - . -_____ - ___._ - anuts A i iLo.,""12 of t Ir Reg. — BOSTON i API The brightest happiest, most charming children spend their earliest years in remarkably similar ways, researchers say. They listen to adult conversations, roam freely around their homes and spend a lot of time staring. The study, they say, provides a blueprint for raising terrlic kids. Prof. Burton L. White of Harvard University outlined the research for reporters Wednesday, a day in advance of its formal presentation at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. I I , Happy Kids Act Alike Campaigners In State CRICKET .9-1" i Tough Secrets Law Proposed WASHINGTON (API The criminal penalties in the tough new law President Ford wants to protect intelligence secrets would apply not only to government employes but to thousands of Americans whose jots may give them access to classified Information. And while the administration bill, delivered to Congress on Wednesday, exempts recipients of leaked classified information from prosecution for conspiracy, it leaves them open to other legal sanctions, according to analysts who have studied the measure. For example, there is nothing in the bill to prevent a prosecutor who is trying to track down the source of a leak from hauling a reporter before a grand jury and demanding to know where he got information. or PLANTERS cea!i Ii'ui .: 7'' '' BIC 'I1f I from (;. I w-ww Lease Bid Rules Needed TYLENOL TAT LAIIASSF;E (AP) The flap over a state warehouse lease to a campaign contributor of Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington has ended with almost 'veryone in agreement that the state needs better rules for bidding on leases. And DeVoc Moore, a Tallahassee developer who joined in seeking the grand Jury investigation, said it would accomplish what he and other complainants wanted. In Finding no criminal action in the lease, the grand jury Wedn"sday csked the General Services Department, Auditor General Ernest Ellison and the Cabinet to standardize and enforce leasing procedures, - %- .v 100 NO L ., - I144 41 1 Lf ____ A - '' , momuo VICKS 44 I 44 fel. l, I .. COU GH Ij:— t I 157 00 6 OZ. - !!.!!:!, * ! - . fy. : ___._.________= --_-______ __ - Z-R-W __ — - - --___ --- ''q% W _,__~' . I .: - — II TABS ,--*' I , .. - I i U ,o End To Fee Proposed - _ I'AI.LAHASSEE IAPi Secretary of State Bruce Smathers plans to abolish by rule a controversial $2 lee for searching most of the corporate records under his supervision Jim Purk.s, Smather's press aide, said the secretary of state worked on the proposed rule late Wednesday and oped to announce it today. It was learned, however, that Smathers planned to get iround a law imposing $2 lees on searches of corporation is'ortls by using computer terminals to provide access to nformuation requested in telephone calls to the Division of orporation.s. - - — II ' Spying Restraints Denied 'k (1ALIZ IJ11I 11f I I WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House says President Ford's intelligence overhaul imposes few new restraints on covert U.S. operations abroad other than prohibiting assassinations. "There are no restraints on the conduct of covert operations" other than congressional power to investigate such operations, Ford aide John 0. Mirsh said at a Wednesday briefing. Key legislators disagree whether Congress will go along or try to outlaw additional types of covert operations beyond assassinations. ___________________ _______________ LADY REMINGTON TM I - CURLJNG WAND REG. 14.99 i__ __-1 ' I I, -i- . .W A- I1"It I'.P't .1,1, ,-~-*,".f Arms Sales Control Sought 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress appeiirs determined to impose restrictions that would give the House and Senate more control over the sale of U.S.-made weapons ut foreign governments. The Senate on Wednesday approved a $4.4-billion foreign military aid bill that includes broad restrictions on overseas arms sales. .~ro1`1\ ,,,-.0 h 40's 1 .-_1 109 88 THE NEW KEYSTONE Jackson, Carter Split OD AK 101 POCKET-MATIC SUPER SEATTLE (AP) The pressures of ek''tin-'car uliUcs have split two former allies Sen. Henry M. ackson, DWasb., and former Georgia Gov. Jimmy 'arter. It was Carter who, in 1972, nominated Jackson at the emocratic National Convention. CAMERA OUTFIT - - — -- ' FF I 8 . I, JWF 1 i I -_ ' 14 I i -.'. .,-'*g TRACK __ __ __ - __ ~ LIST - __ Pocket Malic Outfit intIvin9 - I P_ I CC-- - I 50 FT. Miq;cub. ---.---_ I - - -.___* ___ . S ..* 1 I .. -,-.- -.-- .---. ''1 F!. r..i. - --- - W11", - . . -Sanford Tot S truck By Cor 1108 LlOYD on aggravated assault charges Dickerson was arrested in a brother, Freddie [hvis, fIrIn Herald Staff Writer after two separate Incidents nearby wooded area after two shots from a handgun, A two-year-old Sanford boy Wednesday night. struggling with three officers. Gun., Stolen injured Wednesda) when he Stacey Dickerson, 18, Apt. 59, Man Jailed Sheriff's deputies today W 1" was struck by a car at Sanford Castle Brewer Court, was held 4.- __ A , $~ ___________ Johnny Roy Alloway, n, of investigating the reported tL' Ave. dOd 27th St., Sanford, was at county jail on $10,000 bond on 128 Academy Ave., Sanford, of three shotguns and two nlisted in fair condition this charges of aggravated assault, was Jailed in lieu of$)yjbond tique pistols inabuj -glaryat tJc morning, according to a criminal mischief and resisting on two counts of aggravated residence of Charles J. Foster spokesman at Orange arrest with violence after an assault and a charge of use of a Sr., 1. 20'20 lake Drive, Cassel. Memorial Hospital, Orlando. Incident at an Italian firearm in commission of a berry. Police said Odeth Eugene restaurant, 1008 French Ave., felony, after an incident at a Tools Taken Medlin, 2, of 501 Wylly Ave., Patrolman John W. Foster said. food store parking lot at Airport Wayne Lewis, 29, Florida was struck by a car driven by Pnlire responded to a Boukvard aud MeCrackin Hotel, &lnfora, told deputy pj Mrs. Cora Hc,linan Sellers, of disturbance call at the business Road. Riggins that tools valued at 400 103 W. Woodland Drive, Just and said two men r r lrm the Police said Alloway allegedly were stolen when a truck was after 9:30 am. Wednesday. rear parking area at the hit William Davis, 18, of 126 burglarized wii it parked Officers said today that no restaurant. Academy Ave. on the side of the at Danny Boy's Bar, U.S. 17-92, charges have been filed in the Foster said witnesses said head and chased his 15-year-old Longwood. accident, that one of the men had Police said the child was threatened Paulo Baio, of transferred to Orange Altamonte Springs, with a knife Florida ('ornrni,sslont'r of Education Ralph 0. Turlington, left, Memorial from Seminole saying, "I'm going to kill you," V.aS greeted by Seminole Community College President Earl Memorial Hospital, Sanford, a after a disturbance In which Weldon, Wednesday, on his arrival at Sanford Airport bra tour of short time after the accident, drinking glasses and a swinging the college facilities. During his visit Turlington met with Assault Charged door were smashed. -s tudents and faculty. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Police Jailed two Sanford men Foster fly DONNA ESTES reported that l.oni:woocj and ('i;'!h"rr, herald Staff Writer calls for setbacks on corn' mnercial, industrial, mobile LAKE MARY The City home subdivisions and multiCouncil at a special meeting family structures of 104 feet Wednesday afternoon selected from the centerline of the Lake Southeast First National Bank Mary Boulevard right-of-way, at Maitland as the institution to The 104 feet will require an handle interim financing of St'minole high School prin- school, its additional 15 feet setback over differences that will be in. all new construction in the planned water system cx- existing requirements. Current cipal Don Reynolds officially If Reynolds defeats Vihien in corporated into the policy, county to be written so that informed the Seminole County the primary election, he told the Board chairman instructed more than one manufacturer pansicin and improvement regulations call for a 50 feet program, setback which when added to School Board in its Wednesday board he would take personal layer to present to the board can bid for the contract. The city in recent weeks the 39 feet right-of-way to meeting of his intention to leave time to campaign full next week the final courtesy Members told architects received approval from the centerline totals 89 campaign for a seat in U. S. time until the November busing proposal in its amended feet. present that they should write U.S. Farmers Home House of Representatives, Purpose of the expanded election. During this period, form so that members specifications that meet the Administration for a $354,000 setback is part of city planning Reynolds will be running Reynolds said, he would still be can discuss andboard vote on it minimurit standards for a loan against fellow I)cimiocrat Ski 'in and out of Seminole High" for the program. The loan for future right.of-way hen the Layer said his staff had project, not specifications that at the Maitland banking in- boulevard, considered the Vihlen Jr., in the Sept. 7 to keep a hand in running the decided that the number of are so detailed so as to Stitution will be repaid from the entraceway to the city, is primary. Richard Kelly, a school. The board took no students walking a particular eliminate all but one proceeds of the federal loan widened. Republican lroui Holiiday, now action in its three hour meeting stretch off dangerous roadway manufacturer, when the project is completed, holds the Filth Congressional on major policy issues, but and their ages Mayor Walter Sorenson said should be two Jackson Heights Middle said Councilman Harry Terry, today scat both seek, the additional setback discussed several items that factors included in the policy. School principal Gordon commissioner of the city's will mean that new structures Declaring that Seminole High concerned board members over Assistant superintendent for Hathaway told the board in a utility system, will not have to be disturbed] School was "still my first love," the past several weeks and that bus;ncss and finance Roger report that an activity period, Rate of interest on the in- when the road is widened. Reynolds told the board he will be scheduled for decisions Harris presented to the board a begun this year at the school terimn financing will be six to lie pointed out that the lplanned to campaign on in the coming weeks, comparison chart showing the after parents complained their 6.25 per cent annually, Terry ditional setback can be used for weekends and after school Superintendent William insurance costs for the past children didn't receive enough said, hours until school lets out for Layer reported to the board school year of non-permanent purposes by Seminole County time for extracurricular ac' Currently plans are to pur- owners such as parking areas. the summer. During the that he and Mrs. Carmen flail, and six other Florida counties tivities, was a success. chase water from the City of Sorenson added summer months, Reynolds said a member of a committee of similar size. that current Teachers and students, he said, Sanford in the system's up- structures Ile would use vacation time to studying the board's proposed and homes will no! The board requested (tie felt the period res ulted in im- dating to provide better water be affected by the new setback campaign for three days during courtesy busing policy, will information after the ad. proved skills and classroom pressure for firefighting pur- requirement. the week while spending the meet again (luring the week and visability of hiring a risk- attitudes, poses and to expand the city other to days of the week at di5('USS the Variations Also on the agenda for and manager to prepare the board's Board member E.C. Harper service into other city areas not tonight's city council meeting ctnp!oye insurance contract raised a qutiuri regarding currently served, are: second reading of a sign was discussed several how the 180-day attendance The city in seeking the in- ordinance and a proposed law ago. requirement for students was terim financing requested bids governing Installation of utility Harris told the board the being used. He questioned from 10 area banks. The only systems in city rights-of-way chart indicated that Insurance whether there were "too man)' other bank to respond to the and sidewalks; an ordinance COStS to the Seminole County playdays and not enough work- reque beatcic Southeast But, jetg ilatpn on the apschool system were "not our of days" in the schedule, was Comflank Lnngwoed. pointment of members t( lint" with other counties. Assistant superintendent for Controversy over a section of boards and commissions; a WASHINGTON i Al') The future use of mercury for Harris said a meeting for all instruction Dan Dagg the proposed H:nvironnient.Il site plan or- certificate of convenience and Protection banaed products interested insurance companies responded, saying "we get the (finance designating set back necessity to permit operation of \gencv, citing th 1tental The EPA spokesman said the and their agents to discuss educational dollars' worth out requirements on Lake Mary The Forest water and sewer iealth hazards, is banning use agency would continue to allow specifications for insurance for of our students." Dagg said 3oulevard is expected to be 1 mercury in most pesticides use of mercury-treated lung. the next utility system in the cit, school year will be held there were less pep rallies, seen at nd in paints. the regular city council change of the name of Jackson icides to prevent mildew on March 1, at 2:00 p.m. in the dances, and assorted "social meeting scheduled for 7:3C Road The EPA's "preventive textiles and fabrics for outdoor hoard room downtown, to Evan.sdale; acceptance get togethers" in Seminole P.M. today at city hall. of a deed for a well to be used ueasure," issued Wednesday, u.se, such as tents and tarpau. Board members discussed County than in any other school The ordinance, modeled for for firefighting purposes and an as sparked by a case in tins, the need for specifications for system hi' had been with. the most part on similar laws in ordi nance on lakesicles, damagordo, N.M., where embers of family became lind and suffered nervous ystem damage after eating leat from pigs fed seed con. iminated by a mercuryt'ated pesticide. Deaths reilting from human con. Imption of mercury-con• rninated food have also been 'ported In Iraq and Japan, the 1. ency said. The ban came as the agency sued new guidelines covering " lluticn from agricultural and . 'estry activities and as the . nate received a strict new bill ving EPA a preinarket , , view of chemicals which uld cause cancer. ': I I n another environmental I .q ) 4-, it ter, the President's adI4it1L ers on environmental quality Standard 11: t pressed regret at an Interior - - __ - yltpartmen( decision to acWho crate leasing of an area of Gulf of Alaska for roleumexploration. ___________________________________________________________ EC O..: 'be EPA order on mercury 's not apply to products ali.&'T .1.. t.. al-- __________ 1i~I::1-. qqG= TURLINGTON TOURS scc L ak e A Pic k s B a n ç For F Officially Tells Of Candidacy - School Board Hears Reynolds weeks EPA Issues Order Banning Mercury a 1NOWmSELF .":;.:':.'- -. - ".- " - - __ ' _______ __ __ II1 'i __ __________ _______ _____ J1i1 , . 1' ____ ___ • !!1 . 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Y_ ) TRADE.N 9 ___ - - I ... ~- 1A9 21.95 ': - _._;;A-T;A- ( - - -.-- -__ - flMOEFILM MIAMI lAP) Allstate Insurance Co. will announce litrular an increase averaging 25 per cent on automobile i.surance it carries on Florida motorists, the Miami ci old reports in today's editions. The Herald said representatives of Allstate, the second rgest auto insurance carrier in the state, would meet riday with Asst. Insurance Commissioner Thomas It. rown. -4) I' K nsurance Hike Coming? — I PO `,, kv ! 1 TAMPAX -_-. - ln*l4 I rair M IN BRIEF Reputed Crime Figures r I— I FLORIDA Cross-Examination and San Francisco. Miss Hearst, 21, had finished her tale of kidnap, sexual abuse, forced participation in bank robbery and months of living under threat of death by telling the jury she continued to this day to (car the remnants and s)mpathizers of the SLA. She said the terror that was implanted in her mind by the late SLA chieftain Donald "Cmque" Def'rceze and others was perpetuated for months by stirviving members William and Emily Harris, now in a Los An. geles jail. She had spoken emotionally of her Feb. 1, 1971, abduction, wept bitterly in telling of being raped twice (luring nine weeks of captivity in dark closets, and : -. - I I riniinai t -~e_ - Losing Support In Congress • . .- - — �- _____ - -. . - -.- .- . -- --- - 'r'-'------ -. .'-,-. Even big Henaid .ftk) — The Wage and Uour Division of the U. S. Department of Labor has moved its Orlando area office serving Seminole County to Room 437, 80 N. Ilughey Ave., Orlando. A (JIVisi3n of the Labor l)epartment's Employment Standards Administration, the Wagehour office administers the Fair Labor Standards Act, which provides for minimum wages, overtime pay, child labor standards and equal pay for men and women doing comparable jots. The division also enforces the Age Discrimination In Employment Act, which prohibits employment practices that (iiscrinhinate against workers bet. ween 40 to 65 years because of their age. -. William C. Truman, area director, reports that the office welcomes inquiries in person, by mail or rrnne. All inquiries are kept confidential, he stated. The full address and tel2phone number are: Wage and hour Division, Employment Standards Administration. Room 47 ) N. , , ., orlando, Fl. 32801, telephone 3042o-64. Thursday, February 19, 1976-4A A round VAVNE I). IX)YI.E. lubIisIier fl IC1 l.;Rl) IANt ;. FIitor \ II.! .lAI I). ('URU IE. Managing Etlittar ROBERT C. M:\RNEV. Advertising 1)rti.'liw 9 ___________ lqiii' I)eliver Week. 5 rents: M'nth, $2 4fl, t M'nths, $!I r. $2 10 Ut Mail : In El ': uii satni' •is tu ifit' delivert All athtr tii.til Mrnth, $20: t; Mautlis. S1t 20: 12 Mnths, $12.40. ______________________________ ________ ______ V''i igi an ce : lIP e The Clock P nc Of L ii e rtr.d, e 1 ('aught up as we are in a Bicentennial salute to the durability ot a nation of free men and free women, there is a temptation to complacrcv. RA '' CROM L E Y Lebanon or Chile that could presage disaster from abroad. It permits u to react to events iti '• tT :'. i Divi ' : .; f. 1' a '. Spoil SpO .: I The latest team to hunt for the Loch Ness monster hopes to lure it out of hiding by transmitting a mating call through the water with sonar. In the Pacific Northwest an organization intends to use electronic detection gear to track down the elusive Sasquatch, or Bigfoot, which Is known only by its footprints. For all we know soiiieone may soon be going after tilt! Abominable Snowman with radar, The various grou concerned about the survival of encharters limit their activity to the protection of creatures that can be seen and felt. Some new organization ma' be in order to defend the interests of the likes of Nessie and Bigfoot, who obviously belong to a very special zoological order, Their mystery, their sustenance the ima&nation, The more we find out about them, the sooner the"ll be extinct. WASHINGTON - Congress, in voting the Fit' Campaign Law of 1974, and the Supreme Court majority in validating much of that legislation, tainted free elections, approved rules favoring incumbents, and corrupted the right to hold our political views private if we choose. My first witness is Chief Justice Warren Burger, objecting to the Court's decision that federal assistance to presidential candidates is constitutional. "I think there is something politically incestuous about the government financing and, I believe, inevitably then regulating, the day to . ,' . 'i ' ' ',:. Ii:;. ••.' • . .. I .. _____ -- !'rong_E\,en 1' ., I For :, ''j•. ' Reasons 11 ____ ---a ___/ •1• . I . . - c) • II , t 1' ,. ____________________ - Rig fit ' 1' t free speech and free expression already begun, Says Burger, referring to the requirement that even contributions as small as 120 must be - - ill -- II -- — - w - (i(I1iI % I "Saving the Queen," a first novel by jour. nalist, editor and eloquent conservative ' spokesman William I.. Buckley, deals with the lcklng of atom bomb secrets to the Russians back in the 195(. At one point, the hero, a CIA agent, muses that "We the good guys I might in secure conS of human beings from misery and death; Stalin has no right to lie and steal in order to iring miser)' and death to others." The operative word, it should be noted, LS "might." And as long as it is left in the realm of fiction, it is the age-old philosophical question of WI F'EBILUAJ(y 18 itt)MlsslONS: Steven hampton Dedith Ii. hiobson Viola M. liolley Marie Jones Joshua Moses Elizabeth Rice Joan hi. Skates ItUUi W. Thompson I)aisv Wright Rose L. Phillips. Chuluota Frieda Fro-etscher, Dellary Bert Bush, L)eLand Paul A. Palumbo, I)eI,and John A. Lawrence, Ikltona Roy C. Hall, Geneva MONTI(EAI , I Al' OfficiaI.s al the L)lviiipic in' st.allauons board expressed confidence Wednesday that construction of swimming facilities for the 1976 Summer Games will be completed in time for the July 17 opening. During a tour of the site, board officials predicted they could soon eliminate "catastrophe" plan drawn up earlier this year in case planned swimming and track and field facilities were not ready (or the July 17 opening. When construction progress on Montreal's Olympic stadium reached the point earlier this week where the alternate plan for track and field events could be abandoned, that left the swimming facilities as the only venue in doubt for the games. . ., I l)IS('hiAh(GES: Sanford: lk'nr A. Bennett Myrtis 1'. Frazier ('arrie C. Griffith Christine P. Johnson Mike A. Jones James V. Knight Nomth Matthews I.ydia Miller (;iry L. Omey William S. Phillips Emma I.. Singletary (;rce I.. French, Casselberry William F. Clausing, Deflary hlowlet M. Fletcher, Dehiary Arthur F. Periko Sr., 1)dllary Robert F. Lee, t)cltona Sanford John It. Bender ('It IT. cer Olympic Officials Confident . Sakie It. Smith, Orange City Frederick G. Willi.unsen, Orange' Cit Wilbur J. Butler, Edgcwarer harry V. Lampen, Orange City - Billy SV. Uriggs David Eber, Titusvllle the court alternatives program. In essence, that's what the entire program Is that anybody can employ it, including a If the Individual is found suitable for the about. It is an agreement by a defendant to the dedicated ComrnunLt, program, they are counseled and provided court., not to do wrong again, He agrees to abide Buckley's hero's statement, or Holmes' , WAS1IIN(;1UN - The State Department is so entangled in red tape that it has hampered the (fort to stop (1mg smuggling, For years, prodigious amounts of heroin, cocaine and marijuana have poured into the U.S. for some special cxnmunlcations equip- locate poppy fields. Using prop-driven aircraft For my part, I am proceeding to ment. Two U.S. narcotics officials, whose sole provided by the establish the U.S., the Mexicans can survey Mexican commission," responsibility was to audit such requests, only 60 square miles a day. With a small jet, they decided they wanted a "feasibility study." could suny 600 square miles daily. Yet the Gilman The there Mexicans would Soon also promised be a crackdown Wolff and on Special personnel from Wshinglon were flown State Department refusd to provide a jet, United States from Asia, Latin America and the down to conduct the study, which dragged on for suggested Instead the Mexicans lease one, corruption. Within days after returning home, Middle East, Each year, more than a billion more than a ncnth. Two months later, the the two Congrtasm were Informed that three Nevertheless, there are signs that officials øti dollars worth of "brown" heroin Li smuggled bureaucrats solemnly reached a decision: the both sides of the Rio Grande are finally getting been federal judgeswith in !Iermosijlo, Sonora State, had charged across the border I rcm Mexico alone. Colombians ricedeti equipment but not the kind together to stop the illicit drug traffic, taking $600,000 tn kibes from To stem the tide, the U.S. ha,s sped millions they had requested. Operation Cociiia will end a heroin smuggling gang. Other high-lev I oflast month, Congressm of dollars and assigned thousands of people. Yet shortly, but the right equipment only recently colleague, Rep. Benjamin Wolff and a ficlak, according to '.':r cources are u:xlcr in' project after project has been caught In the Gilman, U-N.Y., met vesugation, arrived, privately with the leaders of fotir countries and bureaucrat': tangle at Foggy Bottom. Here ate it remains to be seen how enthusiastically — After much haggling, the government just a few examples: of hammered out some "breakthrough" Secrea.ry of Mexico agreed to eradicate 2O, poppy fields. agi'eements, State Henry Kissinger will At oe time, a United Nations team per- At the time, the Mexicans used sticks to beat the cooperate bith Mexicon authorities A supsuaded reluctant Thailand officials to allow an In Mexico City, for example, they called upon pressed at.af study of the heads off poppy plants. Hut t'ey agreed that President Lois E'iheverrja, They aerial survey of their poppy fields. The State blue-ribbon Murphy worked herlscides would be more cite' lye. I)epartment, incredibly, turned the idea down. Thereupon, accord which has been summarized in a out an Commission declared that Kissinger "typically private concentrates on a small number of policy Issues. Rep. Lester Wolff, D-N.Y., one of the leading system employing bucketsdeliverd a primitive letter from F.cheverria to President Ford, Department Narcotics control was not on his agenda." to pour hertcides out narc'011c3 experts in Co reu, p transmitted by classified State Department ured the of helicopters. Of course, the Mexicans really wire, The new endeavor however, has received bureaucrats to change thIr minds. But this at needed more sophisticated spray equipment, time, the mats had changed theirs. The matter least lip service from KLc.sjnper lie was "I put forward to which was finally provided after Congressman the u.S. legislators the Idea "pleased," he cabled Wolff, "to learn of our is st ing negotiated. Wolff creating tiin national commiiali," wrote positive appraisal of the thterwned, — Under the code name "Operatir.n Cocina," Echeverria, "one In each of our counes, which lesidet held ,. . with Echev Co1rnbia last June began cracking Jo'..,n cm —The Mexican government I have instructed tan would undertake a study of all aspects of this aidel to ggcocaine traffickers. The Colombians asked the to cuduct an aerial survey of their country to (narcotics) question and propose solutions,.,, Continue Planning discuss1on (or the detelopmt of the parallel ccmmiasions," ___________________________________ -.-i--: ----- -- -'-- - - '''c - - - Chamber Group , Two local attorneys have so that we can speak as a been named to head the newly chamber," re-activated Legislative The committee w 11 a Coiiiinittee of the Greater speak fur local businemon, Sanford Chamber of Corn- homer said, and on matters merce, affecting the quality of life In In an organizational meeting the area. Letters were written Wednesday, former County in the past to the legislature on Judge Vernon Mize, and S. such subjects as the Consumer Joseph [)avis Jr., a former Protection Agency and having state legislator, were elected tile Wekiva River declared an co-chairman, anuatic I-. nrt'crv Also serving on the cornIf necessary will hold ___________________________________________________ mnittec are Walter Gielow, John seminars or public meetings to Spoiski and Mrs. William learn how the public feels on Randolph. Jack homer, various issues, he said. executive manager of the Among issues to be conchamber, said appointments to sidered will be double taxation ASK THE MAN WHO this "very important corn- and the proposed Seminole lmttee" have' been very selec- County Comptroller. WEARS ONE! tive with members chosen who While the legislature is in are interested in legislation and session, the state president of are knowledgeable on the issues the Florida Chambers of affecting Sanford and Seminole Commerce serves as a lobbyist k '. iounry. to represent the local chambers ( homer anticipates the ad- and keep them informed on HWY. (htion of at least two more what is going on through the ) 320 members to the committee, weekly "Legislative Hotline" 1k said the committee will newsletter. ______ scutinize anti evaluate The committee's regular 1;Ufiaz legislation of local interest on meeting is at 8:15 a.mn. oo the local, state and national levels third Wednesday of the month. and make recommendations on issues the chamber might wish to support. "Anything really cun troersial.'' homer added. Sale 79.99 "will be taken before the boarl ______________ Reg. 89.99. Save cj. Call 834-8776 - ________ ________ _________ - %S'ednesday 's hIgh 51, toda','s low 60. Partly cloudy and mild through Frldat. .% chance of showers today. Highs near 80 toda and in the mId to upjx'm 0s Friday. IAaws tonight iii the 50s. Mostly south and southwest wInds 10 to 15 m.p.h. Rain probability toda) 30 per cent. EXTEN DEl) FOItECASr Mostly fair and warm. Laws In SOs and 60s and highs in 70s. Sunday mostly cloud and mild %ith scattered showers. Lows in SOs and 60s and highs in 6Os and 0s. Mondp%' mostly fair and mild. l.ows In 40s and SOs and highs In 60s and 70s. Frldas"s Daytona Beach tides: high 11:28, low 5:11 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Port ('anaveral: hIgh 11:01 a.m., 11:52 p.m., low 4:51 am., :20 p.m. i.:': -t >- I .1' -V.' 'f •= 'I. t ,, -' e',__i -z-t -..... - -P-; _________ ,I,,I._'...... - ',,,4,_t Z,. ti' i-.; 'i "f' / ' - .- .. '.Vit .. _.: _,r ' -.. ' ••"' ..'.,. -., .1 - . ""' "li 4, ' I , 4 ' J.% P•Y 4 i f, w.-;- I,- - w - .- r ". ,. '-, t.i; \'i\; iiu\i;.; s \() tGlll\(; \l 'l''l'l'..I( ...... , - - 1 - -. 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'Let's tiüpe e' ari save thousands of lives,'' I)r. Gianni l3onadonna said in an interview Wednesday night. "Hopes are justified. But there is no certainty. More tests and studies over the next three years will be needed," Bonadenna and a team af associates at the National Cancer Institute of Italy developed a treatment cornbining three drug,s which resulted in a sharp reduction in the recurrence of the disease among women who had been operated on for ath'anced breast cancer. The treatments and the results were reported this week In the New England Journal of Medicine and termed of "monumental importance." even modest contributions to a candidate who I, the charge Is held In abeyance for one year. If obligation to his victim which in turn fulfills his board office files or stole papers from the disfavored by the union or management after one year, there are no further incidents, no obligation to society. Pentagon "in secure conscience," hierarchy. Similarly, potential contributors may charges are filed in the case and the individual As a former member of various law en. If Americans should ever learn to overcome well decline to take the obvious risks entailed in has no record in the local police agencies. It has forcement agencies I am fully aware of the their moral shock at wrong and illegal actions, making a reportable contribution to the . long been known that Jail is not a deterrent to problems of adequate police servIce. And I by whomever committed ponent of a well-entrenched incumbent. ." and from whatever crime and most persons in jail only learn more certainly do not advocate letting criminals motives, we will have gone a long Noting that this publicizing of small donations on how to pursue their criminal careers. So why wander the way towards streets of the community. But this becoming indistinguishable from our enemies thus makes more difficult the challenging of shouldn't we allow non-violent persons who type of program can be a tool in assisting an area incumbents, Burger says "secrecy and privacy make a mistake, the chance to redeem them- with their judicial problems. From the standas to political preferences and convictions are selves? The amount of persons in Jail who return point of the police alone, this system of judicial fundamental to a tree society." Witness, he says, to crime after their release is staggering, reform would allow more officers on the road for the secret ballot. And the secrecy of choice of a Doctors as everyone who reads the Most of them a'e just on one big merry-go- service at any given time If their testimony was newspapers knows, have bargaining representative for workers. At other round! But the sthtistic from numerous court not needed for become the favorite the conviction of the person who Li targets of times, says Burger, "this U'irt has seen to it malpractice suits. The resulting alternatives programs throughout the Nation charged. It is not Just the accused that that governmental power cannot be used to force receives skyrocketing of medical malpractice insurance are drastically different. I am personally the benefit of the program. But it is the entire has reached the proportions of a national crisis. a citizen to disclose his private affiliations." acquainted with a similar program in Calhoun populace that benefits, But now lawyers, who have had something to such modest donations wiii have a corrupting member of the Sheriff's Department with whom instituted in Seminole County as soon as lawsuit-prone people in the world, are cx. influence . ." Congress has "used a shotgun to I once worked. He has processed two hundred possible. I further will make this one of my perlencing a "quiet crisis" of their o, kill wrens as well as hawks." and fifty felony cases on three hundred inreports primary objectives if elected to the Seminole the Wall Street Journal. Justice Renquist Is equally vehement on dividuals and has that amount of people now County Commission. There are federal funds It Is a quiet crisis because legal malpractice this legislation has enshrined the individual broke his probation agreement, touch with several states in thllcan and Demoratic parties in a perprison officials only wish they could achieve that exchange of inrormaflon for reference to an few cases ever seeing the light of a courtroom. this purpose. It is Most are discreetly settled by insurers. rnanently preferred position establishing type of fabulous result! not the total answer to the judicial problem but it 4 requirements for funding minor party and inToday, however, people are suing their atAnother outstanding result of this type of surely Is a step in the right direction. torneys almost twice as often as they were only a dependent candidates to which the two major system is that in all of the cases the victim James E.Carlin parties are not subJect . " few years ago, aJ the cost of settlement has receives restitution from the defendant. Seldom Winter Par!. aba rugh:' ii,uuit'd. •, Il1 rita % Ti I - Cancer Drug Needs Testing DON OAKLEY %,, . Chides I.IMA, Peru APi Secretary of State Henry A. Kissin. ger moves on to Brazil today after warning Peru's leftist military regime that joining the nonaligned bloc of nations robs it of flexibility In foreign polk'. "Too often," Kissinger said Wednesday night in a banquet toast during the second stop of his Latin. American tour, "nations which ciose nonalignment to shield themselves from the prccq!re5 of pot'ethm! global blocs have tended to form a rigid, ideological, confrontationist bloc of their own.... "The variety of the world's nations is too great and our common problems too urgent for such outinIed practices. They only deepen our divisions and impair our mutual progress...." selected ______ tertalning form. "Recent history," Burger said, "shews ':--'' Citing the passage in an adulatory view, dangerous examples of systems with a close, however, columnist fbI nes Alexandersays that 'incestuous' relationship between governme'nt ___________________________________ "here Buckley has given us the right retort to the and polities'..."Up to now," he noted, "the moral shock we feel when the CIA is caught Court har always been extraordinarily sensitive doing what is wrong wd illegal. After all, .1 • when dealing with First Amendment rights to Letter To The E ito r motives do count. There is a difference between the risk that "flag-tends-to-folIow.thol' . actions taken to enslave people and actions Once the government finances. . . national Seminole County is in dire need of a civilian in court cases does the victim receive anything taken to provide and guard their freedom." tpolitical) conventions by the expenditure of or county controlled "court alternatives Unfortunately, Li little in the recent millions of dollars from the public treasury, we system" such as the one that is now in use in then usually they are not satisfied with the revelations about there the CIA to suggest that may be providing a springboard for later at- Orange County. Basically, this is a program verdict anyway. The overall effect Is that the anything the intelligence agency has been tempts to impose a whole range of requirements open to a "law breaker" not the hardened court and its loaded, calendar Is reduced, the caught doing has enhanced anybody's freedom. on delegate selection and convention activities, criminal. The accused person must not have victim La satisfied, the police are satisfied, and even acceptlng.the evil Does this foreshadow judicial decisions allowing been convicted of more than oneother felony and the community Is protected. They are Investing mayBut sometimes legitimatelyargument be used tothat serve a the federal courts to 'monitor' these conventions must admit guilt and show remorse for the in a person who made a mistake becoming a higher good — that the United States might, for to assure compliance with court orders or present charge in question. his offente must be a productive citizen. It may be a gamble but example, "in secure conscience" plot the regulations' . . ." crime against pcoperty rather than against that compared to the odds on how that person may assassinations of leaders of foreign countries l3oth Burger and Associate Justice William of a person. The use of a weapon or drugs or an turn out if he were sent to jail, they are well with whom we are not at war — the great (lit- , BERRY'S WORLD -- -. -. - up in court litigation, Davis Standard Building Code, been demanding that city of- gaines," Davis told cornIn answer to a question from said. Davis said the city's building ficials correct the situation at missioners, adding eace the Cornmnicstor.er Cal I)eVoney, Asked for an opialion on the official, Sam Smith, according the building, claiming it is rat procedures under the building Floyd said reports arc action the city can take to to '.aw, must determine whether infested ani poses a real hazard code are begun they have to available in the city's building AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS require completion of the the building is unsafe, un- to neighborhood children. proceed. He noted Mayor office on findings concernirn ('ity Attorney Joseph Davis, ( omI)lex which stopped con- sanitary, dangerous to human after informing city cornNorman Floyd is negotiating to the structures' safety. The homeowners have been tniction nearly two years ago life etc. and whether the gain voluntary action from the In other action, the CoHimissloners Tuesday night, tue at the entranceway to San problem can be abated by considerinp placing their owner, procedures which mission passed on first readin must be Sebastian suthvision north of repairor if complete demolition county and city taxes in escrow Floyd said through his an ordinance annexing the follocd to condemn an inuntil the problem Is corrected. SR-436, I)avis said foreclosure is necessary. complete apartment negotiations he has been able to Rossrnan property, north of SUHotalen said this week, complex, action is now in the Seminole An order to demolish will have reminded that the owner the owner erect a fence 436, with general commercial has without doubt end up in cxDavis told commissioners the right of "due process" County Circuit Court. around the buildings and has zoning and final reading and a The attorney said currently tensive court action, Davis that foreclosure and sale at under the law. also obtained agreement that public hearing was scheduled listed as owner of the complex said. 4.'In t paThlie auction will most likely ezterrrdr.ation wIll be ac. suia.it MI. hasty action by city officials is Judith A. Judi as trustee. flf'rntnnlIChI(i niIaI within ic fltpe San Sebastian homeowners. -lu could, and probably would, end Pointing to the Southern led 1w I)4.uglas I ktalen, have 'You are not playing Peruvians On Joining Non-Aligned Bloc Winter Springs Attorney Gary Massey attempting to clarify the Sunshine tw to City Council recently explained "i can tell you a few things that are in and a few things definitely out and in between,youhadbetterbeinthe "sunshine'because I can't tell you. They m's!t have written It in the dark, ;e £_ hecaue there is a jot kit out,. . .'fl'v "Y " would be offended if I was caught violating something I don't understand as a practicing atk*iiey. • _.I , i'ts —_____I__- - -- By DONNA E.STES herald Staff Writer - :i..' / / Kissinger .." . - ( __________________ l __ _ ____ . •ft.: I 'S-' '1 1 IN BRIEF "Rank-and-file union members or rising junior jurisdiction of the court. They sign a waiver of further crimes in exchange for being allowed to excesses of the antiwar activists in the l960s very fragile commodity that we must guard With zeal if our posterity is to be given opportunity to celebrate 100 years from now, --,--: -e--- WORLD 7V421 UIl )UU ULU .'''.r es lug h Court And under the threat of renewed domination from abroad, they drafted carefully the Only after lengthy deliberation did they subscribe to the Constitution and Bill of Rights that have proved to be the foundation of what we like to call "the American way." They w're careful to allow the flexibility to deal with uncoreseen perils — to cope with crcumstances that might confuse freedom with license. I ____ t076 As the Colonies grew and prospered, they were obliged to set down guidelines for their relationships with each other. Government, they acknowledged, was essential, but its powers must be exerted only "with the consent of the governed." 'The proclaimed the "self-evident truths" of equality and "certain unalienable rights," not the least of which is the pursuit of happiness, rIalQtIIne MIUIILJIJ 4O.'fl in 1974, you're right - about two feet, eight inches more, according to what a Washington based association is reporting to its members, Two feet, eight inches is the additional shelf .spacerequiredforstorIngcopiesoft l975Federal Register, the government's daily document for s trnq, $ e euli*iions, propoaj, notices, prochimations and orders. . Max Karant, senior vice president of Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, says the 60,221 C a ni p a I g n They worshiped as they chose. They guarded jealously their venture into self-regulation. They concerned themselves with the virtues of justice and dignity and respect for their fellows, But they were also wary. niversary gives us cause for celebration this year. If you had a feeling you were gettlnp more fMørIriiI . . .. :1 Law pages of the Federal Register last year requires ten feet of shelf space. This is one-third more than in 1974, when the 45,422 pages cou!d be placed on seven feet, four inches of shelf, "Ftve years ago — in 1970 — there were only ?nn3J; pape.c," the AOPA executive st1id. "And If you really want nostalgia, the first full year of Federal Register publication was 1937 and then it contained only 3,450 pages." Karant estimates that in last year's Federal Registers there were 90 mIllion words of 'w1uit the tireanrratcaredningtnnc,fnrtis.andfitUS." florida reached an all time high in 1975 with total sales of $179.4 million. Florida Savings Bonds sales in 1975 xcet'ded 1974 sales by $21.8 million. The state achieved 113.5 per cent of its 1975 sales goal Dec. 31. John Mercer, Semliole County Volunteer Savings Bonds Chainnan reported Bond Sales in the co.inty totaled $82(J,812 during 1975. The county achieved 109.2 per cent of its 1975 sales goal the end of December. Sales of U. S. Series F and H Savin8! Bonds in The United States, after all, has survived attack from abroad, wrenching divisions from within and dishonor at the highest level of government, The system, we are fond of boasting, has prevailed. Our pride is an integral part of our heritage. Those first determined settlers, refugees from a tvrannk'd govt'rnnwnt, might aIo !iic bet'n content with the blessings of the simple freedom they pursued at great personal sacrifice. They found in their colonies at Plymouth, at Jamestown, at Providence the havens they had envisioned for the preservation and nourishment of individual rights. 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Novel TelevisionSpark V i o l e n ce Ma y Aggression wrote 'Saving 'Me But the results that ha,,e Queen' because the idea _ '*, -. ____ __ 4r The While Werthamn relies mainly grainssuch as"Sesajne5j'" ngs, bombings, the thud ofadults "are especially Illlpo)r- adults and also can develop in oil clinical patient relatir)n0liPs An amiable man who speaks of FIst against jaw 1.10 encourage beneficence antl ... 'agi Research- tang," says the researcher, Dr. them a (bStorted jew of how for ,s r'arch, UCLA's Gorhunianitar lanism, A control ucey is ers are finng that these tele- Roderick (;ornc)', "because dangerous the world really is, ney and s resear better known'ay, as a columnist, ch partner, OUJ) vision staples may push not adults, after all, are the ones watched no television tlevkion host, cdi(or.i'tmief Many researchers say they David Loye, represent a con. only children but adu The vio lence- v iewers, !.o)e lts toward who arc imiakinig decisions, defeel the ol "National cause-and-effect rela. trasting method Iteview" aggressive behavior, controlled said, rated themselves as in. liragazine and author of nondaring war, voting fur presi- tionstmip in children has been experiments on groups. (Teasingly more hostile and agThe case for adults is just dent, putting additives in our well es tablished . But this may In the UCLA study, still being gressive in mood as time fiction books than as a writer of fanning. It is far less estab- food..." 5) stories. make people forget, as psy- analyzed, more lished tha n the generally ac. than 200 passed. They also were ohDr. Gurney and a few other chiatrist l)r. Fredric Wertham couples were dvjt1ed into sec. served to be acting rno ag. supse," he says with a cepted conclusion that children researchers are finding that expoints out, that "childr en grow tion.s immmlc, "that 111m a nonfiction and fed varying TV die gressively - grouchier with can be turned toward antisocial cessive viewing of cop and up to be adults, incorporating for two weeks 1ATiter who wrote a fiction . Ac. behavior by screen violence. crime silo,,. their families, less tolerant of .% s thI ey co .istitute 3o into their Psyches tile tually, I 11 I A.4 4 To Jacket. writing a novel was proposed by les "So I spend two months a Monday. On Tuesday I began no' s, his tie pulled loose at the the Publisher, al I decided to year In Switzerland, 1 do my this book and felt my way along throat, William F. Buckle)' Jr. give it a try, thinking that if I columns In the morning, then I Buckley says he decided to sank deep Into a chair, Propped didn't like it I would throw It i wrote. I'm not capable of tiropout of the CIA when I had his legs onto a table and said he away. go skiing, and then, in the lato planning a book out, of thinking an offer to become a magazine (Ii(tfl't think it Was anything afternoon, I write my boo. it out in my head. I sit bent over ehtor, and I decided that doing "It was agreed tha t I would special to Write a IveI of about The rest of the year Is devoted my typewriter and it comes that probably would be me Write and send them the flr 90,ODO words in six week.s to 'National Review," (Jut," interesting.,' 100 P"ges and if they didn't like working only two hours a day. is to determine who in Britain's royal palace Is leaking Aieti. can hydrogen bomb secret$ to g _ N,V u urns Blackford Oakes whose mission - 50% ey ALso, like Oakes, Buckley at- 'tween living In New York City tended British public schools as and Stamford, "I nTite fast," Buckley said, away. But, ifwith they publisher hasConn., asked says m to his do "But then shouldn't 1? 1 spend were stuck It,"kept it they quickly but consume an awful Buckle)' also was a CIA agent, a boy. Unlike Oakes he never lot of time as inuch time training as Nlark In research, feels serving for eight months. "I was severely beaten there Buckley wrote (tie book in . "I another novel and that he is "Saving IMe Queen" was a I Joy was approached by a college Spitz. Ile swillis fast, I write Switzerland. -I t,.Titc my bc,06 .rwvcr I,Al beaten - although I Lmi.Iu ,A t ilt: because I didn't have to professor (,f thinking about it. mine in 1950," he should have -the way he did," The novel Buc kley Wl5i ths. only in that country," he says. research. I started it cold. I S11Y.s. "Tilt, CIA "I have no Ideas for a novel," training Oakes flu ckiC .V says ginning. "When "I can't do them in this coun try I cussing was his "Saving Th he says, "but then I had no finished a book dealing with gets is the training I got, but e and do my ot her ork as was a child mv family lived L wc!, ho; to ;rite d novel on a unlike him I ideas whcn I started tIle oilier Queen," a fast.pace story Went to Mexico, not Paris, then uy fat her's busi. one." about a CIA agent named / isses polyester JOO pct. polyester 'Sewn in crease 'Solid colors *Sizes 816 .jtz.-riL_-c. - "IVE nAY YORK AP them the), cculd throw them - /~%\ , -A, Slacks - ton s Birthday Sa __ is the Theodora in Seattle. %I4 n tilt-h tars been in operation - 4% asni M NEW ~-'lde thatlilade her known over Vi4tinteer Prison Ixagues in cries, shvIters for unemployed based philanthropic work in- since 1965. Tho- %10A also owns America as tilt. -I-ittle ,%lother Mlich tilt , set theinselvo--s men and re.-xue homes for itialed what inight be the !arg- and operaics 10 nonprofit nurs. (if tile l)ri.son.% ,Ill(l Ied her on I he inell r i:', h 1. path f o r yc)urig ~itjljlvll, ,N10ilabon says. v-st nonprofit housing prograin ing Nimes for tile elderiv an(l - N apins *~~tLjarn In Six W..L,. a rt%i DUCK feed and says Gcneral .%lu.Nialioll, tile The service ' facilities in early ,%lore than three million Tile first facility for the elfirst noninember of (tic Booth vears included fresh air cwn~s, people each %-ear across the derly opened by (Ile V0A was to take the Solvation Army at the hie nnlmiunitv meeting Mrs. ('rgani74ltmon in this country, Booth nas to fwmiily to head the VO\. "She orphanages, working women's country arc helped by the VOA, at ('oolwr Union hen' with 3,500 lau'h the prison-reform eni. Iormne(I what were railed homes, hospitals, day nur . seat Div young Booths - - tic *WiLs, ix-ople filling ever% he reports. In 1965, its oad• and . , A,ial welfare organization de- ., --,---. -- ',:T'' -•"'---- is levs .a WIUIIIUIST niversury they thsplaed the US. flag handicapped, alcoholics , chil. times ri year. to Son Quentin, "And for the ex -convicts, she fiIOfl' than 1,000. the organ- lion prograiii i (h.V(h)J IflsICa(I of the British flag at tlu'n and the elderly. hief. Sing Sing. l)anneiiiora and Jo' opened Hope halls. Today, ization, nith headquarters in int'nts nlaich benefits tllutksands official functions. A displeased "You rmnot talk to a man liet. Iillington, the son of Salva. Salvation Army In Britain ait (i w these expanded facilities are New York, operates its pr of hilndicapIRI, elderly, single. hen he is lmngrv "She talktI straight talk with called halfway houses -- places grain centers in cities afl(l lion Miii founder teii. Vil. ierit and low and nio(lcratt'rk'retl them to return to ;tnd half clothed and has 0(1 the iruilalts at chapel servvs iiii Booth, arid his wife nero 11ndorl t*it Ihe refused and set thrre ex-prisoners ran live towns tOUhttJoUt the United income individuals and lauriplate to sleep," said General 1r, no l'ollvanna philosophy," n bile they look for nork," far"o'lls eVantl,elists in England ;'bout founding the V0A. States. lies. lautic and )llingtun Exith, t he V( ), was the First religious (riinate in to 0 Akr own % :w vuit ili -- 'rmu tIrIlIng to Gen. John ' thret' barren r'ins on the lion. Mt'Mahor, ('OhlUhlandcr.in U tviltvrs around the country. Founded oil ,Nlarch 8. *,n;, by - - f" ----- ------------, -",~ _ If r. the Volunteers of America, hich lehrales its 8h anni crsv this year, has inish% rt-t to sonic 7 servri e - ________ ol" Evening Herald Sanford Fl C1-1.:. I'.' - -,,,.._-'_, . ~ __~~ ' - - �- - - - - - -- hi') £ZL ' AI; CL T. _ Settle Balance Attac Cements Berth Against Valencia ____ ____ 1 -- _______ ______ - ____________ -- - ____ -- _____ I r ________ _______ Game Bowling I t \ e •,, --_---: _____ '\ - - . . 5 -. ________ • 'ffire little English and speaks only ain't no guarantee I'm gonna Flemish, was quoted as sayl,ig in Ileigiumii that he km'w lie Muham,ii,d Au w talking didn't have a chance but would about his hcaelght title de. do his best. ense against unranked JeanGeorge Kanter, Coopman's Pierre Coopman Friday night, u.s. representative, Insists a fight in which the champion is Coopman was misquoted. an overwhelming favorite. Coopman, who will be givIng "The fighters who are nuthin' away five inches in reach and gi'efl)efrlI,"j Au, relaxing about 25 pcsinth to All, apparin his suite, a suite he was ently plans to try to pressure forc1 out of for a brief time Mi, who has been nursing a cold Wednesday when a kitchen fire (or 11 (layS. sent smoke pouring through the The Ahiooprnan fight will be S.m Juan Hotel, the second championship beut Mi then menturnci ht he F rida) 'ilght at the 12,000-t said were tough fights against floberto Clernente Coliseum, . • . __________________________________ -- - -- - ________________:, \. - . , i -' __________ - .. • ,','.','::, a.a;:f. .: _____________ -. ''::!j/..,'., - •'!.'. -"- I ' '. -- I - - L Tim Ihiston 1,589. High rcoç during the lournamnent; l3enton hage 121 201-thi, Riibi 182 game lage lit, Link (11) with a 180 - H9YF BFF _ . - :t 1 4PPRoP8/Aru1yFo5 n'/N, - -- - IX eP4Vt ________ E A- ____________ ____________ ____________ II ' j roo. 7oo FFR W J' I I - -- ______ - . -'" ' - _____ !:'. . outpointed Irot wat?i nai? "Ken Norton wa supposed to will defend his World Boxing Council junior lightweight ' ______ -.:. $ ''' SAN JUAN tAP) ____________ • _______________________________ The lo1lowin Scores are from the recent Seminole County • A.J.B.C. tourntitllent in both the Juniorfflor and Bantam Leagues. Jimiorjenior results include Doubles winners Tony Dunlimason and Ned Stephens 1,181. Singles Ch-i Walsh, 608, tie Stephens and 1)urthmnson 620. Team: Tommy Opfer, David Haffman, Craig Wenner and Mike Geonshi 2,320. All-Even: Stenheus 1.840 and Walsh 1,730. high scratch scores during the tourniiment were by Aaron Kanfman 164 1 92200-556, Dunhinson 2016 593, Jul Illajina 200-521, Ned Stephens 22j Bret Rathel 203-518, Trar I ae pick.-'! up the 79 pht 'ini,t (' ntn p.tred 'he 579 split. __ satisfaction in a 62-56 victory evidenced by the poor shooting. teams to key on one individual. I over arch-rival Valencta, but Neither team hit a particularly As evidenced, their scoring "!? ______________ ni ','. s of Lake Cii) 'S 71.63 vic good percentage but both teams ent 13 9, 10, 9 and 12 i / tory over Florida JC Was hung in there with good VALEPICIA; Uven% _____ greeted with equal enthusiasm defense." I4e%l'r 7 3 5 7 Jones, C. 10 7 5 77 10 by the Raiders. Sterling had high praise for -- _______ (lie relt cf the to games pla)ers saying, Vernon NICkRO 1 11 SmIth 0 00 0 kit Seminole in sole pocsescinn Jctnon d'd an e.xcdllc't job on TQIdIS ,, 4 SEMiNOLE Noe5 3513 f"ij of second place in DRI3%on 2, the boards Ileggie McDonald -T-'-'----"t and sends itto DeLand March 4 held Conrad Jones to seven in 00 2 Fiber 7 69 10 Jicobs I Ii 9 6 for the eighth team, single- the first half, but when Reggie John 3 6 I 17 Jameson 217 5 _____ Totals 20 77)) 62 elimination townament from fouled out, Jones hurt us Jim ___________ _____ .hich the eentual vinner McIntyre and John Zueli did __________________________ ______ earns a trip to the national their best to stop him but he s Valencia 20 S,mInole 29 33-47 tournament tough" By MARY JOHNSON Other highs included NaChne Maose with a 212-518, John Stiles 588, Mike IiuI 531, Do Corsi and Chuck Baker with 514 each, jotm eresoli l and Poll)' Price l. StaroliheSSeek honorswentto(;orman with plus 128 pins. k I RANH/Nge6 Iink Mixed Leagtw at liowl '\merjca as he rolled games of ll-247 for a terrific 2 set, I '_"_"{ 247 Has To Seminole dS different ccoring Throughout the season ________ -. For ,,,' I _________ - T... iuiuei iu iuie iuuiriey State tournament here e Fan) in the year e beat come, as Seminole Corn them 87.51 on their hnme court thesoug -- - - • ____ I .:, "- - 10 split and turke)s fell for ning Inton and huts _______ - . .- __________ . .-- . .. - - •. ndSIerhngwffllewaUtg fir news of the other game. resxctivelv. Some nice i i'llt'd '1i1rui tnt' evCnin as J W. I)unlap Sr. rolled the tiih amn. cith a am! I'oily l'rice had the high series with 2)1-i2 for the high series and only three away from the magic 600. Chuck Sthnel' 215-546, Bob Locke 202-557, Norma Wagner 199-511, Ron Allmna.n 193-517 arxl Alice Hendricks 18702. ___ - - ... - - tcDonald, iohnon . . . --. _______________ _____ _____ _____ _______________ - .--______ IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl -. -. k'... • i • 4 a S AA ivia II- tars es _____________ ______________ ______ -'- - , - •"•'Y • - --'-'. ____ _______ .rJ.5!i " ' ________ — ::: L I ____ ' _______________________ F ____ . - t" — -' )A'-..-- 'L. \ k -. . . again because I feel we can beat them, but I'll take one gamematimeiknowwehae Claim Net lit e - -- : . -- ::1e' " . - - _.. . mnr:' split was picked up by Goldie McCaIn as she spared the 6-7, Verne Pohl and Gil Fileger spared 5-75, WASHDAY DROPS 0U MIXED The 5-7 split was converted three times by Phil Augusta, y r a c Li S e U S e (j fl state and we're looking forward "to bring home the trophy." While one division champion Fusscl-John Morgan. Awaiting Nor's hot hand staved off a has already been determined, the winner of that match furious Valencia comeback, another's final berths were to Saturday will be rinals team ' -. - . -:-_ .. .- . I ___ converted - L - • - ' - • •.•' - over Joe Frazier in a classic battle in Manila Coopman aLso appears con(ident and has said he will win - .. Both Rutgers and Syracuse In other games, second-rank- Tuesday night in DeLand when 48-35, wIth 10 minutes left but the stage for Saturday's windup Flagg. '. like to do the same thing on a ed Marquette defeated DePaul Apopkn downed the Sanford seemed to lose control to the Seminole High Boosters In Class B, Karen Louwsma basketball court - run. The 64.53: third-ranked North Caro- team 56-46. The loSs Was San' When Reggie McDonald, Club mixed doubles tennis and Lefty Itanaud arc already only thing Is, Rutgers does it lina nipped Miami of Ohio 77-75; ford's second in the who held game high scorer tournament, in the finals, waiting on the ',' seventh-ranked better. Maryland Invitational Junior Boys Conrnd Jones to just seven first Mark Renaud and Julie Emma Spencer-Scott)' Reagan "It was a case of two teams trimmed Georgetown 72-63: Tournament, and it eliminated half points, fouled out, the Regan won the Class C and Carmen-Robert Vilice , -•with similar styles, but one 12th-ranked North Carolina them from future competition Raiders fell apart. Jones championship last weekend winner. -having more talent," Syracuse State nudged Duke 96-95 in in the ever.t. -ougtit Valenci2 to within four, with a 6-3, 6-4 vIctory over Final day action begins at 9 -- - :., -, Coach Ro Danforth said oertime o 13 Cincinnati Sanford dropped d 5352 56-52, with 3 20 left but Nor hit Archie and Kath) Smith a m Saturda) on the Emma Wednesday night after a 93-80 stopped Cincianati Xavier 81-74 decision to Orm3nd B'ach the four long jumpers to pull the Today's semifinal round of Spencer courts. '-• • beating by the nation's fourth- and No. 14 Missouri edged Kan- night before. Itaiders away. Also when the Class A was between Jean CivisionA ranked team. sas 61.60. Quartmr.iItaIs , Even though Sanford out- Matadors missed three one and Kelly-Dave Powers and Bonnm" Soarfnghiah Randylaberhltalayup McPIuIty Flaff Cd The Scarlet Knights matched Sparked by Earl Tatuni S 16 scored Apopka in the second one situations, their fate was AIe.ancier 6) 6 & Mor.sn Fessel their potent running game points. Marquette's Warnors frame,thescorestillstood25-15 sealed. dfGauoway Gray6I,62.Powers Seminole Girls against that of the Rii Ornge built a 13-Point lead and held off In favor of Apopka at halfttme. a Actually, with It horrendus ok;. aow'ra' and outraced the Syracuse a DePaul charge (or their 17th Sanford got i balanced shooting, it was surprisIng that Lose By 38-3 2 Z11h1s67. 57. 64 players to the wire despite a straight m1scoring game from Mark stutter-step or two. N it DELAND - Ninth grader "We've worked on trying to pointsohnLucasscored in the second halfl5ofhts23 to pace Huarnan, Freddie howard, and r K If . A A In the first half, Valencia shot Shirle)' Wynn's nine points for D Division Cautheau with 12 points take the air out of the ball when Maryland over , neighboring each while Jimmy Williams 20 per cent. SemInole did not the Seminole High School girl's C) r ,i V'r'ce kids ôdn'; learn a thing," said to three points in regulation losin' cause James Litton and cent pace. On the whole both offset a 124 third quarter dcl Schirard WiIIIam 6 2. 6 1; 'We're 17.5, we've won 12 of 57. Rutgers Cooch Tom Young, time, made four free throws in P'IUIJ'ICkn had tvo points teamsshot32percent,but what scoring bulge by the DeLand ' Rean dcl referring to his team's Un- the final minute of overtime as Schirard our Jacksonville, now 9-13, 06:.S6pncer m last 13. We're still in the ' won it icr the Raiders was their girls, as Seminole dropped a R'fG disciplinen play throughout North Carolina State whipped -wng," says Florida State trailed 41-v at halftime. The The winners were paced by dominance of the boards. decision to the hosts Wednesday Sml-FinaIs most of the game. Coach hugh Durham of his Dolphins' Kent Glover was the Duke in a tingling Atlantic Sheidry James with 18 points, Seminole outrebounded the night :hs"Our kids are used to running Coast Conference game; Mike and Jeff Adar's 11 points. Renaud Louwsma dcl, VIICCC team's chances of being invited game's leading scorer with 26 Matadors, 48-36. Vernon Wn was pressed into and they find it difficult to stop. Jones scored 12 second-half into the National Collegiate points. Harry Davis led Florida ' 4 Johnson of Seminole bd both service when regulars Sonya - Division C If we don't learn soon, it'll cct points to lead CIflCIIUIStI past A A , Athletic Association tourna- State with 20 poInts. squads with 10 grabs followed Manley and Juanita Hays came 'i r QuaiIir Finals us a ballgame." Cincinnati Xavier and Willie 1 V ment. by Valencia's Calvin Nickelson down with the flu, and Mary The onl other Florida ma r It hasn't so far. 'The Scarlet Smith's tip-in rolled through the But Durham wasn't all that • 6 376SrnthSrnthdefTr Ire wno pulled Clown nine. ili'' tam in action was McGovern was lost for the 06: 61, 76, Peynoid Clause del. happy about what he saw on the South Knights, with a -0 record, are basketcs the final gun sounded Florida which continued Telon Telson 64 I Tr, Tyre floor in Tallahassee Wednesday F t.en with their somewhat season with a spraintd foot only one of two undefeated giving Missouri its victory over S i ri n s For sloppy play, Sterling was 01> Nancy Walker was lost three AlbertAtbert 60. 6 skid b lettin unded 93-68 teams in the country. The other Kansas. night as the Seminoles downed timistic about his team's genies ago. at T ennessce . attanooha. • Renaud R-nauc1 del Smith Smith Jacksonville _ 4,,45 i'r1onnance. lie comments, Flor icia AnnNewmanandDeeR.awls, 75.64 Sr'JTh Smith del lyre Trye "This is the worst game I I I I bothexperienccdcagers,added 75,60. we've played," said Durham Aitamonte Springs GAINESVILLE (AP) u in c C Ii i Ivt (1 eight and seven points ;nrjr 3,.,J I I J Renaud RecandeL Smith Sm?pt6 after Florida State held off a I Houston Mclear, co-holder of '" '- 9 ____ respectivelyinthelosingcause. 3.61 strongrall) bliibyJetcksonville Softball Planned the world record for the 100The Seminoles host Lake late in the game. d e er ii ne -p Ahowdown Saturday at 7.30. Andros. we come out, we re pla)ing at (ollowup meeting for in ball for the Universmt Oi nonThe SemInole High baseball SEMINOLE GIRLS; Rawt 3.17, home and we'll win. We were dividuals interested in entering By The Associated l'rcss cey bcored 24 poInts apiece and da. 00- d team opened Its season Wed- Newman 3 7 S. Ra*Is, C. 1 07, The lfll Amateur Public ready betweeen the noses and a men or women's slow pitch troll Wednesday night. sits City surge. Nate ArchiJones, thanks to some clutch ' DE H elc hell of a game coming up the Springs Recreation Depart'ret's orvi WIlliamson 3 0 6. leading by seven points after bald s basket with i.48 to go .. , pitching by Mike Russell and Fron 6 3 IS. Davis 0 Ii. Wiggins 1. ,., steps. men V., L, on y at three periods, the Suns man- broke an 85-all tie and a pair of LII. tricu at I.ourse ill LvIiwaue Price Baker plus the lusty 3. SlivesterO 72, HowdyshelI 4 19 . . Coach Doug Diciu.y. lorIU4 Greg Grady scored a basket p.m. in the Alt.amonte Springs Totals: 11 10 31 aged just eight points in the Ii- baskets uy t.cey 1.u.iiCu we coaches (eel the nncition will hitting of Ned Ralnes. wo ree ows a c i. C fl Cr. Ed Kranepool hit .323 for the a nal quarter - lowest in the Na- lead to 94-87. Golden State went . ' '" Russell and Baker combined Seminole iniize C ces ° New York Mets 1at season and Perkins hit two field shots to This second meeting will tonal basketball Association without a field goal in the final 136 fl tIed on a two-hitter, with Baker on seven occasions he drove bot FlorIda State into an 11 probably be the last chance for this season - and suffered a six minutes. Fouls: Seminole 16. DeLand 11 balling out the Seminoles when home the winning run, e Th9-ai• Idf point margin, 70-59, after Jackteams to be formed. co , Mlii Walkerscoredsevenpointsin , 10544 setback at the hands of . ,, g Jonesralliedfor live runs In the - -r WI iva an11nuie relast Inning the Pistons. • the final three minutes and Lii. in ui ceived assurances before ar"We simply stopped the cry added and a game-high }t'ines went 2-for-3 with a n things wc had done," said rebounds to his 24 points. Rick first inning home run keying a . - ;... C Co Coach John MacLeod. Barry topped Golden State with . g four-run rally. . he What the Suns did was stop 70 oolnlc Seminole plays again '' SuperSonics 124, Celtki 99 • Mcf:& did not play football putting the ball in the basket. Bak H' h School Tuesday at Jones. II .______ 4After making 35 of their first 58 The playrnaking of Slick hI 01 • ft ,. .. .. shots for a blIstering 60.3 per Watts and the shooting of Fred rat as. In his junior season, he • -'.' cent, the Suns suddenly cooled Brown carried Seattle to itS gained 1,380 yards in 96 carries ( 'j Robinson and Malor; Russel, off and canned just three of 21 filth straight triumph. Watts as a running back an average Baker 161 arid PainM c A'1 I i . i'\ / y pit t-.-' 11' • r' attempts in the final 12 minutes. had 15 assists and 11 points and ,'• ,.P" ds .1 - Y8.T, T Brown connected on 1 of 21 (MC p0f 144 WhilePhoenixmlsseditslirst 11 shots tr the fourth period and field goal attempts to 9r did not make a basket until the ith a i'aine high points eight minute mar) Detroit with Archie Clark and Eric scored nine points in a row knLna C ear report to raise is vra so a tageo!thefootballscboiarship vi e o ir - ___ Netters Lose Coaching Oviedo HI h VIEDO school's girls tennis team . (;OlJ)ENI(oI) l'rinity Prep tennis victories ednesday, the Saints boys winning b' a 6-I verdict over I lke howell j the girls taking 9 measure of Florida Central. - I I4,tter,, I I i.o Pro Basketball NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic 0iv,ion ___ ,. __ "pI 1, . 7 _________________________________________________ ...1L FIFTH 511, 0: 1 Alcrt% Joe Wash,non Houston 679 596 4 579 5 413 10 Kindy Ii, Fitzgerald 4). Oeola Creson ). Rogers 44. Englc in the bullpen for a while. s Ma Harris, 7 Out Law aoy. • - nt Live) )) 131 00. T (231) $10900; 3:47 2 SFVENTH S-Il, C: I Betty's R' Chnmn; S. K's Bonus, 6 Jim (6) 3720. IS 10,560. 7 DiO Paul Impeachment. 7 Kristen; (11)40.) 40. 3 Blite (3) S SO. Q (1 6) Canyon 13a 40. p (6 1) 516500; 31-63 SOUTHWEST 6$ Ti'.i 69. T'*. All 75 Arkansas 75, Te, 5 ' - FAR WEST 2777 .500 . S Los Anclq- St 98. Chapman e ' Western Conference Midwttt DIVISiOn 1e Bob, 4 Oo'a Dorli, S Lake Gimlet, 6 Tally Ernie. 7. 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S Lake '-" S n'ir (tu(iIIr T P)i) 0 Li 071 ru I sn , - would Stafford ruled Wednesday tFt under croSsxamInatlon that floss Baumgarten 20, had the one course he lacked was a failed to prove at a hearing that physical science course he he would be irreparably bar- failed. med by the Judge's refusal to Coach Jay Bergman, sti grant the order immediately, called Baumgarten his No. I Bauingarten's request for an pitcher, said that net playing order directing the National this year would not endanger Collegiate Athietic Association Baumgarten's chance to (NCAA) to declare him eligible continue his scholarship nest will come before additional year. hearings befor a final decision Baumgarten sought to be demade on his suit, attorne dared eligible under a nile said , which allowed participation in LI Baumgarten testified that his auuetmes at a new. scoo h a -.1 ______________ ______________ reer would be set back if he major course of study. were not allowed to compete this spring. Baumgaen, who attended i Florida Southern in 1973-74 and Palm Beach Junior College in 11:]! 1974-75, was declared ineligible • by the NC\ because he failed to graduate from the Junior col- 'JI ______ , • Lions ___________________ _______________ _____ ____________________ -, I I 01 r -, .. - - - . W L T Pts OF GA Fanny (5) it 70. 0(1 6)11910. T (I Priitphia 37 10 II 152 151 65) 126540; NY Island 30 16 17 77722147 A 3.201; Handle - S1S7.9. Atlanta 76 76 S 60 191 178 NY Rangers WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7] 30 6 57195 210 ABA W L Pc,. GB II I) 739 - LLEVFNTH-I4. A: 1 MA'i Dennis; 2 Gold Ore; 3 Sandy Sun; I Corelish Flyer. 3. Irace; 4 Real Angel; 7. 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C: I Mineola 14) 10 00. 1 20. 1 80, 2 Happy Night (2)160, 310, 3 Chef Bar I)) 6 60, 0 (2 1) 573 70; P (42) 167 20, 31 96 % Hpiy FIrS) I - • 4, '- - But when the fight was an- ROI.LED-,t.BOU MIXED High game was rolled by Walt Moore 234-518 bowling for the Demos, and high series goes to Kit Johnson 207-561 and the Cap't Jim's teiun. Also (;lorla Avcritt 191-180 and she spared the l0 split. Cheryl Johnson spared the 5-7 split for the same team. ' Michard, bowling for the Michmwd Bros. &andard team rolled a nice22629series Roger Hines, TheMistakes team, hada 2024 and won "Star of the Week" with 97 pins over his average. Charles Blank 196-&, and Keith Johnson 19469. LATE ToyoTa MIXED Ruth Smith rolled a 201-587 for the high series of the evening and the high game was a tie between both flicharu iiliams mu - Team irs urnp ns rilei I:tri '? - ___ Leisenring had a 192-478 set. High for the Indies was Olive Westray with a 1856 end Mickey Lang had the high set with 477. I. - . Mi goes into his fight with Ui' -year-old Belgian off one of ....••-- -. c -.. F " • - DEL.ANI) - The Sanford ______ • .______ '' still has a chance to get in." Raider high point man, Chip SCC's Bob Jacobs divr for bull, Conrad Jones, Joe Maxwell (10) scramble. HeraId Photos by Bill Nor, also echoed these corn- Cb • 1 Bob Wilson was high man with his 252 game and 605 series. The only other 200 was volled by Bert Lange 20I-5, Will Kernstock had a 195-570, ('onIon Spence hit the 500 also with a 192-517 Thursday, Feb 19, i97 Th€ Mt Coopman fight wiil he un lie in the United Stks with the CBS telecast to run "Right away when the fight is from 9 p.m.-I1 p.m. E.ST and made, Coopman isa bwn,"said the bout to start at about 9:45 Angelo Dundee, All's trainer. .rn. "That puts him (All) on guard. 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KINGS WOOD Station Wagon, TOYOTA PICKUP, FORD GRAN TORINO 72 S To Choose From, Chico & The Man %'antedto buy used Office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S CIsselberry Hwy 1797 5)0 1206 TOYOTA COROLLA ict 17 921 177. Longwood 373 1S70 or 03.1 4.605 72 1967 Ford Galaxle 500. 2dr hardtop. Good condition. 373- 7191 IL 1911 Subaru Station Wagon, I speed transmission, air cOnditioned. vCf y cleln. 57.795 Call 372 lDe'ilc'r I - 1Swap & Trade - P )P A MARKET Ar 1 1' tr te ,i ellr or a bue' t4 harge All admitted fror' Corn' brOWSe rry Su-na, 9 to I at .Yovrt.in fl'-c- n Tnetr,' o, '0 Il ii7 Pt- - ni 17, lIlt OLDS DELTA ROYALE. In Mint Condition, CHEV. MONTE CARLO. II Has Everything. 80-Autos for Sale ____________________________ • S 373 9)70 Welcome. Station Wagon. --- -- - We Buy Furniture NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory. 13 73 '73 Datsun Pickup, West Coast mirrors, radio, automatic, toot wide tires $230 & aSsume payment', 319 5)30 i'IL'r 5 _________ T AUDI FOX. 4 Door Nc, Car. 3 To Choose From. box, U00 Sink, gas stove and Ice Larry S Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave _________ Want to Buy- A body bag, boxing gloves & Speed bag. Call 567 6695 assume balanc. of Sl0$, or I? paymrnts of $9 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E 1st St , Downtown 3729111 73 TOYOTA COROLLA 1972 Ford', ton truck, $ft. wide bed, new paint lob and battery, clutch, pressure plate, good tires, $1,800 Truck camper cab over sleeper, ,iOpi',lroceS 1 ilS tc Buy I or 1001 items - - - : ', *ilti Vtihfy utti SI . Sar:ford, Phone $50 402 W 377 9151 CAS H 322.4132 JouJj"'N' ' - tSei Dodo. _____________________________ ' to Life in 9dyttiiPiie of Loch Arbor -- TOYOTA PICK-UP. 14i To Choose From. - 79—Trucks-Trailers 68-Wanted to Buy n.-sI Z'q zig ma - nine ii Call Bart - -______________ -- - - ____ GREAT LOCATION, 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, central heat air,one minute' walk to Idyll-ailde School & oclf For Sale--• M I Garand. Marlin Real Estate , . ' . 32-Houses Unfurnjhed course It's a great house for the Mouser 777 w scope. 372 1301 Or money 537,500 3228596 after 6 p m Chk Our Listings ATTENTION RENTERS- Assume LET FtDO RUN EE GIF Te,RAPPING All Baby in this cempiettly 41-Houses mortgage with very low down NEED A RENTAL? ____________________________ i' y:n ' ( " y fencea lot, large corner lOt 'ci r- Giwn payment an pay Only 5160 month s1[ PISTROM REALTY PtYYQ', county yet in town conveniences 3 '• ' "EA 3 bedrooms, central air. '.'ARV Tik ?,5S Pick Dr , REALTOR 17? ) ix.r ch°, f ti.' bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen 26i p4 ,,',. o , ' ) Hurryt IWO will tt.iilt modern hOmS 7 equipped A bargain at 576.500 Delto-na - On golf Courte 2 large tIP, $19,Sflco 3 flu. I2).S00 bedrooms,? baths, doubIC garage. BROw [P1.0 (II' MONEY MAKER- 3 bedroom Si-Household Goo Want To Buy Or Sell A Home' appliances, carpet Rcasr,rsable home, planned for day nursery Call Sanford's Sales Leader BALL REALTY rent, Call mornings or e'enJngi. 1 (oft." ,md 2 f r, d.$30 1 7I9.772s ' AT 322.2420 ANYTIME Pa i,, r.o newdinette,$,$9 uSec1rtnrtteWiy, RETIREMENT SPECIAL-. I-ut Ptg RralfcllteDr er 6 chairs, 530: Secretary, 5100; oti For Pent, 5()nl,5flrJ, 3 a: I bath. REALTORS MLS 25.65 PARK cished 2 bedrooms, central lOCation. _________________________________ 377 5.i'j I AlIt', arrow back rocker, 575, tea cart )$r5 r.ij.! "Fyi 5175 322 2/57 __________________________________________ 7771 rice area, 116.500 'I' . 2' 5)0, 8 drawer chest, $35, doubl,' S,iflf.',7 LONGWOOD - 3 Bedroom home, Complete, S; walnut desk. -_fully fenced yard. new FHA loan -' CHOICE HOMESITE-- 10 acres, glass top. $75 KuIp Decora'ors, available 521.500 .'. ii 'p1 I 525 ' 109 W First 5t, 322 7335 . WE TAKE TRADES _____________________ . . SANFORD -. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Gretn Sofa bed with matching chair "orne, CCOnOmiCo'l' oil heat, Shady HA HALL REALTY anti cradenia Phone 373 6594 ,ard. 515 250 5! A V Li OFFER 7 . Beautiful 7 piece wrought iron -'S.__ dinette set, yellow, like' flew, $95 Forrest Greene, Inc. ST JOHNS REALTY CO Phone 3736172. _______________ 130)3 BROKERS New double Size bedspread anti Days 37? 6)7) _____________ pillow Covers, white fake Polar i- or Sale ry Owner 2 nearoom, Nights 372 .ar Skin Sears cata!o.q price, 100 Florida room. IO0'i 15.0 lot, trees ,,,, ,,,• , ,.,_ - ., .......çr ____________ ,., J,.i r ,itic' jj ii rdrar Sanford 373 9316 OWNER FINANCE: 3 BR, 1 bath. ________________ ..-;;''0;;;' ' panel, large fenced lot for pool DUPLEX - 7 bedrOnm concrete or garden Only 119,000 block, excellent coOditioli. no city 52 -Appliances SOUTHERN LIVIN'- Older? story 'a'es by owner 322 6670 ________________________ BR. P,i bath, formal U n-i:, large t rig 'to with 'f - ','.'(iit -,'.:, - pif ,,. OWNER SAYS "SELL." HIS LOSS ,, ., s'. c: (,ill for ,icp ir,pr IS YOUR GAIN ','coplEy APPLIANCES 3C'647 327 7296 .tt'.'r 5 a, - SCw,rig ta(lle Soa new for - TOYOTA CORONA 74 Station Wagon. New ConditIon, 322-907) finished Special to dealers Phone 323 3126 JUST LISTED! Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in mint condition, On two large lots in Loch Arbor Only 3 years old, custom cabinets, stockade fence A be,su?ifI home for lust 14?.e00 MUSTANG II. Hatchback. 74 Gold, .'t:Itr ,rk' Ins1rar-" BLAIR AGEPIC'r 67-Livestock-Poultry Stripping 6 Wa. rig R"Sident,,sl & Business F 'cc i-'ilpf-nalrs fhi , tz C lean 17) 54' ' Golden MAZDA Slation Wagon. 74 One Local Owner 78-Mtorcycles -ts-SuppIies , - iiç Stenstrom Realty PICK UP JUNK CAPS FREE Small price fcc otheri Phone 377 167* M.i elc€'tlent watch qs 371 CII RADIO SilO CASH Further Information, )fl 6931 i'2 tess - Removed 77-Junk Cars TOYOTA MARK II. 4 Door Sedan New Condition, 74 PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 Dr. Hardtop. 77003 Miles. - rr,i 6615 ,itt,-r __________________ -.-' - - - "A Valentine Gift tar 'your Sweetnearv" St 8€ rroaru Puppies 1)30. Call 3727277 after 5 for appt, __________________________________ Free to good home-s- Two very friendly I mo Old female dogs, part Collie and German Shepherd, - -POUnd Wynnewood Neat 3 Bedroom home, carpet, central heat air. fenced rear 'yard, quiet fleight-rb---og ,''li ,)((( -I trade $71,5rI3 White - WILSOPI MAIER 1URP.4ITURE -BUY SEt I TRADE ill it F F rt t 3725672 A RARL (lIRE.) ' This SPeC '-i. almost eptirict, Cuttom built, Brittany farm house style, with interior Early American ap pointmentt 7 large bedrooms. central heat air, old brick fireplace, and lots more $.39,900 'sCr.ioq,. PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 'lI'i 7,.,roford Chow Ch'jw, A KC, red female, 4 months old, $125 Phone 373 1116 _______________________________ 'chcn Batflrom Cabinets, C inter tops, S'nk Installation "'!,ft)te flue Cariell 322 0052 '°'ytime ''i', ti'nkr'q 74 - 512 37)3*66 . ----.---------------_._. PRO1ESSIOP,L '.'AID SERVICE For I ret' EStim,I'i' Call Cathy, 371 °.67 If no ,ItFS.4i'r Call 373 _________- F - DUPLEX furnshed or furnished Ideal location Reasonable men' 365 3121 anytime - - _____ wig i. Ii,- l ly Alter Hours! 322 3991 372 06*5 Cle'fl 3 bedroom, P 1 tstn, avo(a StOvp & refrgerator blue ca.-' rertr il Pi .i' a, s 37? 1)01 Ott CC', .Itta(h,.J WarehOuSe truck hCiqhp L arije fCn€ed Oul',ide , ,,,, -i(.i'-'n 3lA—EupIexes - Batte'ri'. T, 's lCD Guaranteed 32) 9141 _P - TA F F ER REALTY Rritør Commercjai Building -- - JIM HUNT REALTY __________ - Req k,'ai Estate flroke'r 0O]s'i 1st St 321 r.I r lfl 0517 i'M )V Pt Sanford ACtjn l7 I rr, UNS WORTH REALTY . PIPfECREST- 172 E Woodland Dr .3 R. 2 baths With Flã room Well & sprinkler system for yard. Recently painted inside & Out (1 i( clIent kit (torn (,shn,'t Earllpnt Condition 55 - GC- 2 CO RN ER SAN MO PARK, I, 7, 3, td'1 JrOm trailer apIs Adult & flnuily park We'', 3515 PIiy I? 97 S,'ntO?d M 65- TOYOTA CELICA Coupe. iTo Choose From 76—Auto Parts Rent Brue Lustre Electric Carpe Shampor for only $1 30 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Assorted Colors , THESE USED CARS 74 64—Equlpnxnt for Rent New Vinyl Flooring than riot Government SvbSidiled -. oU IC, see it '0, ii .'-i' REAl TL - -. SO'-4/uscelianeous for Sale it.on p, COME BY AND SEE 23 foot Apollo, Dodge 410 ,'r,g ne', Ioi, mile-qq-, all steel lr,irr,' 37) 45.0) nrr,nir,,i., -' Sq. Yard i"untnly payments PIPIECREST-- 102 Shannon Or., ) BR near shopping centers, Churches, elementary School, City playgrounds Séreened porch, fenced yard, work shop, citrus, well for yard F 144 or VA finan cing FHA appraised $74,250 Recently painted inSide & out -' S.,i,' or Li'.is' byOwn C -nuIn..rc , al PmOpi'rty. Zonctt C 7 (04 lane 1 qhw,, with 7100 -:tIt, ', a, ,., ,,,, -,, ',, 'r' i!l ' Merchandise * fhey' re Hot '' * ,t_, iii rural ares ________ - "Get 'Em While * p ,,. 320041 _________________________________ - br 2 Bedrooms Adults cnl, PARK AVENUE MOBILE PAiD 7515 Park Drive SlOup cit r - 0-F(PcrP.lT.nnaI Vnhlnlnc CQNTw;, ruw' EQUIP-WENT FARM EQUIPMENT PlewandUsed Ford, Kubota. Pettibore Rental. Service 417 a,non Avenue ALTAMOPIT I SPRINGS 031 lii •.- cO,'pApj ______________________________ Ut1 lots with 71 fruit frees, 1)5 Alm, Av E V 1'I'.ter. Lale i,,,r r I?? Ft4 _______________________________ Fr 5It', Riilwiff, option to buy-New 4 BR, 2 bath, I mile of San ford 793 5.459 Orlando. COUNT P V GE NILE MAfI Beautiful 3 BR. 2 bath home on 7i acres. Large rooms, oversized garage and utility Newly painted inside, Privacy galore 561.500. . On' • Transportation 63A— Tractnrc R, Heavy Equipment ____________- OVIEDOOwner selling 3 beidroom bath Spanish style home, central air heat, fenced back yard with country at mosphere Low equity & ri caallfyIng to asSume 524,300 VA mortgage at 7 pct. mt. P14 anytime, 365 6260 * at 12Noon. ltiqliway 16 FIr-a Mar kei, Sanford Comet 7 hp riding mower, 3' cut, 1 COndition, 5350 3279375 after pm Seminole &Volusia Counties Acreage Tracts, smill & large TERRY REALTY. REALTOR, 6780711 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 031 ' - '41' Thursday, Feb. 19, )976-i)y _____ Ksh Real Estate ,, I fl-Al in inn ( 01) V for tue o . ,h Gpen nj f 5 .nF t'I ', fl',i 5t ,)f,d Ut1VSJ,I Cac Ou'i-n Nursery, COrnCr Wie Prk Dr ,ina SR 44 Joe B Cawte.y, Sr - pr'rm,ts for DOp4'T STORE IT, SELL IT with mobile Conditional home or home onstruction low cost Classified Ad. ,Iv,jiI,It,te W 1617 option available '' '' 4 T r:p [ HAVE from Ito 70 acres, near ()tvn Good terms Discount I .lr(j' tCrited corner from Aoods Family room Elernu-ntary school nearby Rent 5225 per month, ', 1-_.. Person furnished trailer, Oviedo area sio month plus Ctectrlc Pool Ptiy,lt5 365 )7)I , BAMBOO COVE APTS IIIFOPOOM Lots ot r,oi,i lot It you .irc' having difficulty finding a ,1t(t0 live, Carlo drive, a icb, °te'''c you tia,' ' ,. (11 riacl'1lIot,rwant, ' .. l , -- - Station Wagons. 1 To Choote From, DATSUN "5)0' 4 Door. Extra Sharp. TOYOTA MARK II 72 Station Wagons Extra Clean. FORD PINTO, XXX Clean, 2 To Choose From. 71 "lily-- 6's FORD GALAXIE Coupe. _________________________ 68 CHEV, l TON PICKUP. Power Tailgate. ________________________ '•jij A :f 72—At _____ ________ _____ I u CHEVROLET 'i TON PICK-UP. ____ ____ Auction _______________________ Sale '.0 FRIDAY NIGHT, 7 P.M. FORD ', TON PICKUP 6 TRAIL F.. ' IS Fi Dual Aile '.Sith ___________________________ _________________________________ 15lVP' Purchased complete contents ° "clusive Winter Park shop All kinds 01 nOvelty items, statue pictures, ships, plants COpper & I brass items, metal shelving Corn,' e',irl -y 3flct i't ii g'*Dd Seat -- ,_ - ______ _________ ____ __________ Dell's Auction WITT REALTY .. ... Custom Built Homes With Many PIar.s To Choose From HM ES OF DISTINCTION Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets ISewers fl - - Mc#rigeralcr,Dryer l$.,r. Beds,end Oishaas ( r PI-.i'rrie 177 201 - hitChe' equipped, nice corner lot, tenant occupied, $12,975. I . Peg Real Estate Broke-c 32) 373 7095 3720779 3227715 COUNTRY FSTATE - 1½ Acres, HOMEWITHINCOME mOrelej, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, Older 1 BR, 7 Bath, 2 Sto.'y. 2 Lots. 7 FlOrida room, built in bar, in Car garage, 7 Apt% Uhoellevable grOund pool. Stable, reduced to 531. $36.750 Idyliwilde Homes B . " Real Estate Bh'' 1121991 3227643 I 19195 Freh '77 1196, 372 1981 172 1959 17? JIM - CONSTRUCTiON Inc S 9 - Large 1 & 2 Bdrrn. I APARTMENTS 'S Furnished let Your Low Cost Housing 373-6670 or 8 319117l Builder We also Build Custom Homes G eneva - Builders W .O. Unsworth and I M.Unswoith Realty WAS ardens 42t0bjle Homes Luxury Patio Apartments STUDIO BEDROOM SUITIc Rr Rul t,'ilalr 4) Writ F,,iISl S4nIc'd 3)3 Pltcr 131 D ELTON A (Cj :: Acacut(UUM - ___________________________________ HlIcrC',t 17.60, 7 5rdiarn, ceot ,ir, carport, Skirting, 4wnino. •• "'-.'-. -.- .' 4' - '" Saving', & Loan $6311 per month phone 373 6051 or 8)00004. nights call 67$ 536 __________________________ 1915 Atl.nt,. 17.65' ijflfurni',jir<I I .irpct1, ,iir C0nditiOner, gc.:od i-- tihcxi 1 fl_______ TOWNHOUSES - - - 2 New Home', with I pcI f\inferett. VA (No Down t,,) Payment), IRA I Low Down Payment) No closing cost. 3 (\birdroom. 7 bath. CII and air, w-w carpet, range, enclosed garage. Bargain at 174,950 and $27,750 " MEL Ii FROM 1505W. 25th t, Profe's.on.itty h,'.in,prird 0 OTT, REALTOR -------- T-:--:-- -- -'-- ' -------- -: .1 ------ - _J I 7 ?41'A double Wide', fully Set up in tiuiCt adult park Centrai air, screened room, arpo?ts anti skIrts $1,u300 unoer invoice f*o delter',, please PPIvF' y' 5b or .33 '°-,Yf NIl"'', 1' ' ' ' ' lcir'rii'ri, Income Tax Returns ":1 - Heater Cleaning . r (I"p" Sir (3 1,'fni n. a, i'' '' ,. it nr - - ... , -- . Interior, Eaterior Plastering, Plaster Patching & simulated briCk stone specialty 372750 ________________________ Carpet,4 Pemoeing, Adilt,s CuStom Work Licensed Boedti e etmste 323 6015 _____________________ .MIi'UnU If you net-a anythong for sour ottice filing cabinets, desks, dIce chllrS, office shelving, bric a trac. stop in anytime to See us 10 am 103pm DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 46. West Sanford 373-5620 - -- Used office furniture b%oo'iJ I)' '.tCi'i 0rk', Ir*t'tutie de'k & chairs, secretariat aesxs & Chairs, Strlight chairs, filing labinet',, is Cash ar curt i-401( -t '-I ,. - • • - - -. - _______________________ WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? HubnO a new home' Moving t an apartment! Get 'c'me actiOn WiIh a Herald classified .10 We"ll help you Write ,ii'$ ad th,t will bring a last (',I, I. 12? 28)1 D'rSsriraking, Iödiet, Drape's, Quilt',. Upholternq Darn (an,i,, 3?? 010? _________________________ _______________________ P11 1 REST INN tlif(l i'; a, (.rç',- r" ci ______________________ I'r'- 122 .25.' , 2.,,il.,, ,Li'i. '$','r-n,; I r<' prk 'p a, Oil-, , CaP t' 'l'C est,ro.i! Ccrnrri'rcia 3?) MO ______________________ Photography . - .. .. • ., .. li'I ' Well Drilling - '. 'f..-- , Upholstering - '. .-.,, -,E LLS DRILLED PuMPS JUhili -' Alt,-r,jI.cit itfl $ ___________________ Pet Care _______ PILAT NO AND ,',A I Pt,gRII ICAT 101* SY5T EMS Call PhI ('on:alc7 303 373 3939 _____ Trent Exterminating Co - Corn Piete Pest Control and TermIng Free Inspection _________________________ _____________ Install carpet andvunyl, wall t wall Free Estimate. (aOl SFAoC .'. uttice equipment Sewing .' ________________ by the lOt) 377 9365 _____________ r ,, - Dr 372 6465 oncreti- work, etc By the hour, or 59-.Mjjsjc.al Wrciandjse Expe'yt roOf repairs, flat roots Shflgtes All work BROGDEN ROOFING 373 67' );7 77 Need help on that S,iturø,ty iot' Piflt'tnq ddors. wnclow hUnO', -' -", 0', mii, Call)?) 6709 An.jr Frtt', ' GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS 101. A r IlOPI Di- T Pt1 iP (fl'. , C 00'',' .',AP A Pest Control Carot'ntr r n,.,, Rernoucting,pOOffl9 Free Estimates No lob too large or Small.________________ Call Red or John. 323 6--Camping Equipment 60 -- OffIce Stlppiles rig _" a, k Roofinq '' 1 3T Li P 5074 LAND CL I t.R i tIUl000hng [scavi' r te P-u Ort lop soi 322 5941 — Home Improvements _____________ 0' 1 - ROIPSOPI MAPiPl 2975 °.'.'l Piano 5. Organ Salt-s 5. Serv Webuy used pianos 1 trade Letts-. Organ, guitar. accordian, p,i & group Ball's Piano & Organ i'_Ut 372-7?ss ±i ,s, _________________________ __ - Pt n", " _________________________ 1 W, - ' , uo. -, j Cr. .2 Ly Ca. (11,0 C.isy!bi.rr, Phone 5)) 96*) 1u, Land Clearing 'UT Y SALON ilior-,''. (COO,'.',, TENT, ' I? Sears With OulSode aluminum frame, used once, $50 323 1116 BuS .' ________________ ni lul, PdOç I 519 £ 1- rs' 32? 574) o Radio & TV .. .l' - -'------ 5 RtA 104 - ' 3 222O9O 200 N Blvd , OcLand 904-734)164 ¼) iS YRI HA F IUAPICING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 340) OrlondoDrive S,inforct, 3?) 5700 - _____ SANFORD TOy', P S lF 55-Boats & Accessories _____________ Hwy. 17.97 Across From Ranch House FROM THE OLDE ST MOST EXPERIENCED BUILDER IN THE CENTRAL FLORIDA AREA 4y,' ,Sr ,- I tir- Ut 'ij tr,l "G.t 'Cm While They're Hot" i'll)) P, ,ilow Avi - L, Owni'r. 3 fIR t',. bath, carpeted ar (oflo space fie.itec. kitchen i'guipp"tI. washer. dryer 3770774 at-after 5 Oils ________________ -. ____________________ DELIONA SwImming pool home 1)6.32' sCreened), 1st area, 7 bath, 2 car parage with , room, patio, worth looking at. BY OWNER Dawson Drive MS - ___________________________ 'Nilliams Accounting Beauty Care Carage Sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 106 Fairlane Circle. Park Ridge Estates Furniture and lots Cf ci sr in 1010 i''it __________________________ w.tr. ______________________ -24Hrs 323-9410 Unfurnished 3 Mo. -6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases river pLt hOe Siding & SOttil System Also Roofcig, Gutter', 70 yrj Exp [iqie Sid.nq Co 85)9563 10th and Magnolia TWO STORY 3 [114 -POOL 71' family room, fireplace, Screened patio, formal dining rm, central heat,, big lot, 7Q'xlO' pool In the 30's P.iake offer DON'T GO TOTHE BANK Owner will finance this cozy 2 BR. 7 bath near Pinecrest School Fruit frees, walk to shopping 115.000 ' Income Tax Serv. irage Sales ________________________ __ C.i Y,srd Sale, Friday and Saturday, ID tO 6 Hundreds of items antiques, dothes. applIances, etc Corner of QEAc TOP ADDITIONS - REMODELING , Aluminum Siding -- dXOIt 11age Call for Appointment 322.3103 - _____________________ CARPORT SALE Sa!urd,iy.9à, toSp m 140 Virginia Ave ________________ L- 1'1ners Sanford, Fla. --- JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ____________________________ (I,',,', Con, TV ,,, trOrt, , PI[ PBS TV ti', 5 r r'cro )fl 'ii - P EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU " I - 'f ,pi 1.. BUSINESS DIRECTORY -.- 53 — W.Radj5te F : 'ti -'.SI)LTIPLLLISTINGWEALTOR (, - -d .' ---- Stemper Realty MOSSIE C. BATEMAN I ____________________________________________________________________ '- S?ree? Lights 'Sidewalks 211 W. 25th DREAMWOLD.3bedroom,1bath, Service I1.' -, 16. West Sanforti , - -. '' & extras. Private lot. ilioite home community. $31 ifler4 7 BEDROOM FUPIISHED APARTMENT Phone 177 412) or 372 0179 __ - .--.- Wtt TLS'Rlp4r,S Evenino Herald. cantor-it. -- -, - -_ _______ - ' 37? 6457 electric, Partially turn Numerous ClOte't 31-Apamcnts Furnished ______ -lt'.loi.. I Li "ito ... a,iti r furn ,adults Ivo 50 377 7296 ,iI?er S eves a, — : I 7 Ac ros, 17 new 7*' io ittI with' nit)le home, fcortI ;i'.furn. large qa'(n, ready to t-mt Sr'tlor traJefor motor home i-r 'ravel trailer LO,itd off Wilson R. at Paola. E of Wilson School follow Sign 373 G(NIAt. CONTRACTOR REAL [STATE, CASSELBERRY Lease or Sell, Double mobile 2 fiR, 7 bath, total - ____ 367 I BR. 1 t,a?h, nmpl.-lr. y trfl5tii ar (rind , fenctd. fruit tri'i. (.irpeted Clote in Ill 0111 — ----------- • fly Owner MUST SELL immaculate 3 BR, POOL PCd(d to Si).goo 641 0019 itroomn, I baths dcitilc' qaraoe. Split bt'room arr isnqenlvnt, 'II 't , 5h,5he', w w carpet, ceo'. 0 ,, vi,'ltent landsc 41! Sit 6'4) , i' tie-.'. furnished lJn(urn,%hed, IOC.ifed in Lake Mary, Call for appOintment, 372 ITO Ovie-do- -Dupin, furnm un'urn Ideal lOttci Pi'ai, oSttC ______________________________ 365 iT7l - - I. -ç4,4 Furnished 2 fl'irc,,, mo,l,. )3 up I & I IIR ,li (• 'c i"o 1mm 0cc Franklin Arms Apt 1170 F l,i Ave. 37) eso - - ____ r.I 3)—Hou ____________________ 30-Apartments UnfurnjshJ - g 43 Lots-Acrei'je ______________ .1 't SlTLt,N :.)! c:n iasi, paved lot i*p tr & St l' Ci'.' tin' ' ''"," blJe Homes Hll Sotn,'onp to Sham,' Ii ii'' ,it'l .'l !'n.i'. I,,-..' 4 _______ I 41— Houses Immediate Occupancy * RENT PURCHASE * Rentals _____ .- Sanford Feb. TV Sale! Largi' mart', tiitn, Ienced, $17Q F.lus Ui'osl 91 Catalina Dr Elderly lady desires ?CliOt)lc' lady Ia riare furnished apartt,ent All expenses paid in exchange for companionship and minimal cart assistance Phone 3 I Sears Spring Specials 'o wall carpet, carport Pius large Swimming pool $190 month DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick, Broker "O0t8 Ml) ?9— Rooms - __ * * * * JOHNNY WALKER - I -.ati Need someone S days a week, 9 I to ut. flOOfl meal & do light - housekeeping 377 1)63 - these -: S 1(1 P431 ROM EAC y P.o 0r . REAL w 1 RE,L ESTATE - Have opening totI full time licensed associate For -. confidential appt . call Larry Saxon, REALTOR. 73 9110 ,-• East right of way lIne of State Road Publish: Feb. 19. 26, March 4, H. No 400 (Interstate 4), Obtain I services under Medicare this has been the case in all in Section PARTS MANAGER 1916 FICTITIOUSNAME 73, Township 21 Soula. Range 2 I t Ceks. AF SENTINEL ORLANDO East Notice is hereby given that I am ______________________________ TERNOON EDITION Delivery Must have experience in all phases I We Bill Medicare For You engaged in busineSs at P0 Box IS, AND Thai partof the East Half of of agricultural equipment and avaitabte ci Sanford, L,he Mary, In one of those cases a news- Lonqwonct 371w. I _______________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________ th Southwest Quarter LESS the auto parts, including receiving, Lcs'-ti It 11% area )fl 5011 ________________________ Semnole name County, of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE North 1095 12 feet thereof) lying I paper, the New York Times, Florida, under the fiCtitiOuS __________________________________ stocking and Counter sales REFLECTlOp5 UNLIMITED. and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. East of the East right of way Ilneot Permanent position with excellent I ________ I defied a gag order and took its CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE State Road No 400 (Interstate 4). that I intend to register said name 5Lost & Found -__________________ fringe benefits Contact Per I case into the state courts, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, COUNTY, FLORIDA. ALSO The South 725 feet of the -sonnel Office CIVIL ACTION NO. 76SS-CA-O9.E West Half of the Northwest Quarter A. DUDA & SONS FOUND I I November, the entire Supreme cordance' with Inc provisions of Inc COMPANY, a F lorda corporation, Section FictitIous Name Statutet, To Wit 11, ToAnthip 21 South, 105 Country Club Circle An Equal Opportunity Employer I Court agreed to hear an appeal ses; I6S, Florida Statutes 1957. IVIEDICARE SUPPLY -Plaintiff, Range 29 EastØ vs hr the 5' Samuel Feldman • Nebraska Press Associ-I Applications now being accepted for AND ALSO. Lcts 1,5.6, 11, 74, 23. fl East Kentucky Ave,4 DeLand, Fla, BRUCE ELDEPJ PRICE and MARY 32 and)) (LESS' The East 156 ft &—ChiId Care manager trainee Permanent _________ ation alter (he burt of the Sim- Publish Feb 12, 19, 26, March 1, LEE • _________________ - --------PRICE, his wife. 1976 - - - - - - - CLIP AND SAVE - - - - - - oflots2l,25,32and3landthe East poitin. 5175 week pluS ommis ants trial List month. Argu. DEW 70 Defendants WILL BAbYSIT lS6feet of the South 35$ fed of Lot fringe benefits. Neat ap NOTICE O ACTION j IN MY HoME. AND lII pearane rrqwrcd Lot 10 Ccn?a? TO F3RUCE ELDEN PRICE PHONE 323-7096 Manager In person, ABC Liquor all En HUDSON PARK. as recorded __________________________ and In Plat Book I. Page 69, Public Store, 2615 5 Orlando Ave -________________ MARY LEE PRICE, Records of Seminole County, Things to Eat hi5 WifC, Tire Store attendant, Mechanically Florida ___________ ..: Residence Unknown Inclined $125 per week 0 K AND ALSO That part of the East r.., ',aie TIRE STORE. 741) French Av YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 40 feet of the West Half of the Nor ____________________________ to or after I P m .i!, onfofo.ccIosen mortgageon the bc-tore tO a thwest Quarter of the Southeatt of following property in Seminole Quarter of Section II. 322 514$ ________ TO*fl5hip 21 - County, Florida South, Range 79 East (LESS The Legal Notice MURCOTTS ____________________________________________________________ Lot 17, BIoc' "C". WASHINGTON South 273 feet thereof) lying South of 5250 OUSHEL _________________________ OAKS SECTION TWO, according to the Southerly right of way line of )7 6731 or 3720367 INVITATION TOa.1.D ti ptat thereof as recorded in Plat State Road No. 416, all lying and SEMINOLE COMMUNIT'f 16. Pages 56 & 07, Public being in Seminole County, Florida S COLLEGE Wecord of Seminole County, Legal Notice All containing 71 20) acres more or Seated bids from qualified Florida lets General Contractors will be _____ 'as been filed against you and you FICTITIOUS NAME ______________________________ -''--I has been filed against you and received by the Owner, Board of are required to serve a copy Of ______________________________________ _________________ Notice Is hertby given that I am Trustee's for Seminole Community I your are required to serve a Copy of your ________________________________________ .sritten defenses, if any, to it, '), on written defenses, ii any, to it on eng,iged In tusInej5 at Rt, I Box CoIl,.ge, up to 7 00 P.M EST JULIUS & PETRUSKA. ROW- WILLIAM hiD, Sanford, Seminole County, ThUrSday, March 1, 1974 in tn, ., BERGER, ptintiff'5 _____ -a LAND. PETRUSKA, BOWEN 1 attorney, whoSe address Florida under the fictitious name of Board Room, Administration McDONALD. Plaintiff'i attorney, Greenberg, Traurig. Hoffman, THE GREENHOUSE, cnd that I Building, Siminol, Community .I intend to register taid name with the whcsr address 5306 North Magnolia Lipoff & Quentel, P A, 1101 Brickell CoOege, Highway 17 97. sanford, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole i', Orlando, Florida 3760) on or Avenue, PH 1, Miami, Florida 3313), Florida 3777), for furnishing la. t. tore March 10th. 1916 and file the on or before March 16th, 1976, antI County, Florida In accordance with material and ecuiriment 'ecessarv I the provisions of the Fictitious -r iginI With the Clerk of this Court •tfe the original with lhc clerk Of thiS fO cnm9tete Alterations afld Ad 'her before service on the Name Statutes, To-Wit Plain. Court either before service on SectiOn d.tion' to Portable Type BuildIngs, 54509 FlorIda Statutes 1957. tiff's attorney or Immediately plaintiff's attorney or immedIately Seminole Community College thereafter otherwise a default 5: Irene K Brown will thereafter; otherwise Sanford, Florida a default will "F _ _____ _____ be entered against you for the relief Publish: Jan. 29. Feb 5, 12, 19, 1916 entered against you for the relief The work consists :;i'nerally In _______ Fi.'mandcd in the Comptaint DEV.14 reT C'.ir0 c'crrai;, demanded In the Ctalm against eaves ana _____________ lh' Court. this 3rd day of February, WITNESS my hand arid the seal of The District Board of Trustee, at Cluding wood trusses, purlins. metal 1976 roofing, cave fasciac aid toffits, this Cour' on February 10, 1916 SemInole Community College will Si'al) (SEAL) receive bids for campus signs for gable SIding, door canopies and Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Arhur H Beckwith, Jr. Seminole Community College, painting of eight (I) existing (ick of tlie Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court Sanford, Seminole Coun'y. State of POr'able type buildings. (I,' Elaine RCharde By: Mary N Darden Florida until 1.30 PM local time on Drawings, Including Specification Li"puty Clerk Deputy Clerk notes, may be examined at the tlfi, the 4th day of March, 1916 at tnt I,fi4ji Feb. 5. 17. 19, 76. 1916 Publish: Feb I?. I?, 26, March i. Office of the PurchaSing Agent, the .alntenance Supervisor, 0(1W ' _____ Seminole Community College, at of 1916 Seminole Community College and at DEW 7) the' Office if the Architect, Gutmanri which time and placeall bidS will be WAS 349,95 299 ________ pubtir.Iy opened and read aloud Dragash Associates ArChitects 19-INCH COLOR TV WITH IN-LINE PICTURE Bid documents are open to public Planners, Inc , SuIte 400, Atlantic IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TUBE AND ADJUSTABLE ONE BUTTON COLOR inspectiOn a? Seminole Community Bank Building, Sanford, Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. College, Highway 100% S0UDSTAT 19-INCH TABLE TOP COLOR TV 1192, Sanford, COPe'S of the documents may be CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINCLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida 37771 WITH 100% SOLID STATE CHASSIS and may be oblaleed obtaIned from the Architect by COUNTY, FLORIDA, COUNTY, FLORIDA dePOSIting FIve Dollars t$5001 for atttleotficeofth,purchasingAgent CIVIL NO. 7th74CAo9.E CIVIL CASE NO. 76-ISO CA-OLE __________________________________________ at the College Contrector who NCh set COLWE(. L MANAC,EMEN 1. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. obtaindo(umentsanddo n bid the Any bona tid, bidder, upo'n" COMPANY, a California Cor- TQAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor peolect returning the' documents in gooci,must return same at l.st Iration. asnominecof the Trustees poration, etc (7) days before bid date, COndItion immedl&tely following tti of CoIwlI Mortgage Trust, a Plaintiff, ________ _______________________________________ Each bid must be accompanied by public opening of said bids, will be California business trust, vs. a check or Bid Bond, Issued returned his deposit In full Non-,.' Pla1ntiff, MARY E. LIEURANCE, a single bycertified an 4 bidders returning the documents lnacceptable Surety Company _____ woman, and CENTRAL MOP for not lesS than five per cent (S per 000d condition will be returned the'i ORUPiO WIT? and LORENA C IGAGE COMPANY, INC . a Florida cent) of the base - i____________ bid. The successful sum of Two OolIrs and Fifty Cenfi. WI IT, us wife. corporation, _____ (t7 So). bidder will be required to furnish Defenints , Defendants. Performance Bond and Lar and _____ Contracts for work under this bid NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE OF ACTION ti)' F)I 2" Material Bond, each in the full will obligate the Contractor and TO ORUNO WITT a I Iii TO MARY E LIEURANCE amount of the contract sum, issued Subcontractor not to diKriminate in f (ORENA C. WITT, Address Unknown 1 ' J f-i by a Dondin; Company, licensed In employment practices and to II Devitt Aver.uu. SOuth I YOU ARE NOTIFIED that •;'; an Florida comply with the laws of the State of ' i'IabrrIoo, Ontario action for foredose a mortgage On When Addenda to the plans and Florida regarding mInImum wage' YOU ARE HEREBY roOf led that County, Florida issued, Seminole Community public liability insurance and other 1 rrmpliflt to foreclose n ."tortgage Lol 27. Utock ''i'. NORTH College will send a copy of such I applicable governing laws and encumberIng the following real ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION Aadd. to all full iet holders of regulatio5 property: FIVE, UNIT ONE, according to the record, Lot 4. Block 7. REF TIER plat thereof, as recorded in Plat BId%ecurityontheamnof5p BIds shalt be Submitted on (S per cent) of the bid must HOMES, Orlando Section, according Book "I?", at Page 31, Public proposal furnished by the accompany each bid to the plat thereof as recorded in Recordt of Seminole County, College andforms a specimen form Th, SUcceSsful bidder will be Is Plat Book 13, Pages S & 6. Public Florida requir in the spe:iflcations Records of Seminole County. has been filed againSt you and you fOund must comply with tt ia,s ofBids to furnish Performance arid '' requri'-a to Serve a (op, of your Payment t3cnd. executed by an ' u Stateof FlorIdI -, and all ",%ditEon% of acceptable Surety, each in has been filed against you and you written defenses, if any to it the' the Board Spec:flcatlon,. amount of 100 per cent The District are required to sarve a copy of your DICHARD 14 ADAMS. JR ,of Gray, of Tri..et of ' ( 100 per 342.95 $ ?,rittrndefenses if any, to it on VAN Adams, Harris & Robinson, P A Seminole (('rttl c4 the contract Slim 307 DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. PA , plaintiff's attorneys, WhOS. address Community College, hereinafter Bidders are request to viSIt the WAS 157.95 13 called the owner, reserves th• right site aria determine attorneys for the plaintiff, at Post 5 101 East Robinson Street, the COndit'ont" 100% SOLID STATE 13.INC$ COLOR TV WITH to reject any and all bids and waive ufliier Which tht work mutt Off ice Box 193. Orlan, Floiida Box 3061. Orlando. Florida 19-INCH ILAC MID WHITE TV WiTH 100% be any formality or technicality 3750,, and pile 'he original with the or before the 9th day of March, 1976, proposal ii the inuerett of the in any perfOrm, Some of the huildingt IN LINE PICTURE TUBE - _LID STATE CHASSIS may ______________________________________________________ Clerk of the above styled Court on or owner nd file the' original with the Clt'rk of be occupied at certoin ØiØs may be held by th owrw - for a while work is before March 10th. 1976; otheite, this Court either before In progress The Contract will fldude a ttipuIted' O*lgrra'nt nay be entered againSt plaintiff's attorneys or Service on period not to exceed thirty (30) days THESE SETS ARE IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY from the date f thp bids for the 'iu fir thc- relief demanded in the thfreatter. otherwisc a immediately tilTIC for complefi default will purp$e of revle-*Irig tht blo, an Iquidated compl-int 'ix' entered against you for the relief ônd damages for failure to Lomplete the tax/wtitiri (;ta(r,1f,! or Your 4Sfon,'y hat k investigating the QualifIcations of work WithIn such time. WITNESSmynandandtuesealof demanded in the COmIilbint. said Court on thC 3Olh day of WITNESS my hind ano teal of the bidder-s. prIor to awardlrtg the Carloyn Stecistrom I'INE('ltEST ('ENlEIt rontjr.,nk',it! Shop Sea r" i contracts January, ChaIrm,,, thiS Court on February 2nd, 1976 flittric$ Board 'Seal) lR%'' 17-92 AT 27th ST. (Seal) Catalog h Phoiw BOArd of Trusteet o Trvstees Aithii H fl' kfh J , .Sr!hur Ft Jr Smncte Cunimuriity College Searsj Dr Earl Wridon 4 Clerk of the Cirtuit Court C..'rk of the Circuit Court D Earl S. WeIdon President Uy Lillian 1. Jenkios By Elaine RICharic Presicierit (LM. ROESVUK Selnole Community Depuf- Clerk Deputy clerk Seminole Community College PublIsh: Feb Ii. 19. 26. ,m College Publish Feb 5. 17. I?. 26. 1976 Publish Feb 13, IC, N, 1916 DEW 71 DEW 77 PUblish: Feb. 12, 19, 26, 1978 DEW 16 DEW 66 S,,iifnr ' 1' ed care Subscribers iJflt, Ii ".hf'(J 7 Iti':t. ic-oF tiirt'i 5150 month Pu Prun 3 15i9 DttT5jake,ftR2h,j 1 'ii er'ct'd & .. -- 41110u50s -_____________ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. OdQndo - Winter Pck b CIRCUIT ,0M Seminole SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7S.I7l2.CA.O.0 831- 999 3 CIVIL ACTION NO. ?4171CA-04B 322 - 2611 Press S COMIIU4E 0 MORTGAGE & In Re The Marriage of howdown Is Coming REALlY CO. a Florida cor LESLIE MAY LONG, Wde, RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT rat Ion, Petitioner, 1 The ttscoetated I'rvc Plaintiff, an out of an Interim rulini. by U.S. 41c tfl(l IndictiliCilt t th tirt iii a I Ihru S times IIICOIS before the Supretili' HOURS JOHN L LONG, JR., HuSband, Jic a line 6 thru 25 tinicS Few constitutional issuc Supreme Court Justice harry triaL The restrictions occur tn (nwt are expected within t1ie GOLDEN. his wlI, ERNESTO THOMAS J. GOLDEN fld NANCY Respondent 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 24c a line 76 times have generated such persistent llackmun, NOTICE TODEFEND various Forms, ranging from next two tiiofllh. MONDAY thru FRIDAY (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) conflict as the right to a fair GALLO nd MARINA GALLO. hiS THE STATE OF FLORIDA (0 -Three Federal judges or- lmpeundnient ofsensltivedocu. SATURDAY 9.Noon The UeportersCo,iunjttce for wIfe; OFELIA DERIVET: and 3 Lines Minimum JOHN 1. LONG, JR. trial and the guarantee of a free dered a new trial for the ac- nwnts to sealing of testimony it Freedom of the Press, a Wash- MAGDAIENA DERIVE 1. 116 V,'ELLIIAM AVE press. OFlendants cu..sed kidnaper of leg Muriy, pretrial proceedings. Jour. ington-based group, has countFERNOALE. MARYLAND DEADLINES NOTICE OF SALE 'iOU ARE HEREBY nOtified that Massive press coverage of former Atlanta Constitution nalists complain that "gag or- ed 175 cases involving restricNotice is heriby given that LESLIE MAY LONG HAS filed a sensational 'ases has led many editor, because of pretrial (let's" deny them access to in- live orders since the Supreme 1'IJrSuant to a Final Judgment Of Petition in the Circuit Court of Noon The DQ Before PublicQtion in the legal community to ques- publicity, formation in iolation of their 'otu't Foreclosure entered oi, the 16th day Seminole County, Florida, for a lion the likelihood of impanel. overturned the guilty of February. 1976, by the above Dislution of Marriage and you are SundQ - Noon FridQy --A lawyer for LI. William I.. First Amendment right to dis- terdj('t in the murder case of entitled Courl in the above stjlect required to scre a cop" of your ri jurors who have not formed Calley told the U.s. Suprine seminate news freely. Dr. Sam Sheppard, who had ause, the undersigned Clerk of the written defenses, If any, on J. ___________________________________________________________________ opinion about a newsworthy ('owl that "pervasive public. above entitled Court or any of hi Christopher Ray, P o. Box 399, ity" preceding his trial on a cantThe Nebraska case isthat sigmfi. convicted of killing his duly authorized deputies will sell the AItamonc Springs, FlorIda, 32701 because it holds thebeen wife. ___________________ property situated in Seminole andfiIetneoreginaIwithtr'CIerkpf The conflict has escalated to charge of taking part in a nias- press may be stopped - before The court said the judge had County, Florida, described as the' above Styled Court on or before moriam 18—Help Wanted 2'-ln a showdown before the U.S. Su- sacre at a Vietnam village rublication - from printing in- failed, among other things, follows: the 10th day of March, AD., 1976, - 'mp Court, which will consid- made it impossible to find tin- formation it has obtained, sequester the juts' to protect it lot 73, Block 1, Reptat of Sheet I & nierse *Ui a Default and Ultimate in loving merrory of Jerry 1. Daniel 7 Nn,th Or!e"de Tcsi!e. 4th Jirniiit tie edttr*tJ 'r a Nebraska case within the Uaed jurors. Th d,IlSl Sr , who pissed away Feb. 17, Suin'eiiie lihickniun of the U.S. Supreme from seeing news accounts of Addition, VilIge of North Orl&ndo, you for the relief demanded ifl the next month or , raising such ('owt hasn't acted on the a 1976 HiS life is a beautiful Court ride'l that state courts the Case. as recorded in Plat Book 14, Pages S Petition memory, His absence a silent fundamental questions as who peal. & 6. PublIc Recorth of Seminole could forbid the press in crliiiiWITNESS my hand and official The basic question is the Wi. County, F torida, grief, He seeps In God's beautiful ,)'( ur fl, F! E is to decide whether or not to eaI of s.lid Court on this the 2nd day garden. In sunshine and perfect -Disputes developed in Cali- nal cases from reporting con- pact of coverage on a potential at public sale to the highest and best of February, A D.. 1976 publish and when- the press or (ornia *nd Massachusetts over lessions and other information junir. bidder for cash at 11:00 AM. In the (Seal) peace. The world ii dark and TVPIST-70 7$ wpm Exceptional the cowts lonely, for your memory will the extent of pretrial reporting even If it WLS presented in open forenoon on the 2nd day of March, benefits if mature, personable Arthur H flcckwith, Jr never fade, we miss you now usi 1976, at the West door of the with lots of patience and goc4 There have been several re- in the cases of Patricia Hearst court. Clerk of tne Circuit Court as we did when In your grave you p Seminole County Courthouse, office background. By Elaine RiCharde cent confrontations, including: and Susan Saxe, a onetime stuMoreover, Blackrnun's ruling Sanford, Florida. were laid. Sadly misted by your BARTENDER- Great opportunity Lega Notice Deputy Clerk -The Supreme (.urt of Ne- dent radical. Wife, Ella B Denlel, Famil!es and WAITRESSES- Good posItion said the courts could titake DONE AND ORDERED at San .i. Christopher Ra Friends braska modified and upheld a lord, Seminole County, State of P0 Box NIGHT AUDITOR- NCR 500 With increasing frequency, niandatorv the voluntary FICTITIOUSNAME 39 Florida, thiS 16th day of February, DESK CLERK-NCR 4200 Notict' rer, t, ., o,en that I .1fl1 1Q7 t)istrict Court ruling restrictin Altamonte Sprinos judi:cs have been imposing con- i:uidelines fir trial reporting MAIDS- Good pay -PersonaIs ':, :'. ,t iii tir,,nt rIroa 37701 pretrial reporting of a mass ilitions tin h;it the press may that the prt'..s has entered 11110 BREAKFAST COOK - No 1 CF-tEl Av , Sanford, Seminole County, ISe,tli AtlOrfl(y for Petitioner Arthur H. Deckwith, Jr murder case. Thedecision grew repart from the time of arrest with the courts and bar Florida under the fictitious name Of CASHIER- Expeilen(e plut per Publish: Feb. 5. 17, 19, 26, 1916 Clerk of the Circuit Court tonality, will land this top notch ALCOHOL A PROBLEM DEW 75 TRI CITY MOTORS, and that I associations in 23 states. By: Martha T. Vihlen position -____________ IN YOUR FAMILY' - CLIP AND SAVE - - - - - - - - I Intend to reqister said name with the Deputy Clerk TV- Installation and service cx AL ANON "Certain facts that may Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole GARY, ADAMS, HARP'13 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE -.. I perlence. For families or fr ends of problem strongly implicate n accused County, Florida ifl accordance with 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND ROBINSON. P A. ' I may be restrained from publi- the provisions of the Fictitious By Richard H. Adams, Jr FOR SEMINOLE WE SELL SUCCESS COUNTY. For lurthcr informat.on call 1731W ' . I FLORIDA cation by the media prior to Name Statutes, To Wit: Sertlon iot East RobInson Street . _' ?OICr -iimerc,al or write 373-5176 $6509 Florida Statutes 1957 GENERAL JURISDICATION __________________________________________ Box " I trial," hllackmun wrote. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 S J. Earl Laughlin DIVISION Orlando, Florida 37107 Fashion Two Twenty needs Beauty F1 Do' ), Sanford. FIa 37771 I The occasion for the ruling Publish' Feb 19, 26. March 4, 11. Attorney for Plaintiff '.'-Z,J CASE NO. 7S-l900-CA0$-A Consultants. 10 pct I I was a bizarre murder: tist 1976 i lOS MORTGAGE CORPORATION, -Publish: Feb. 19, 1916 13) 5241 between 10 and 12 a.m Leaving Feb DEW 97 21, auto train to _________________________________ a Delaware corporation. I (Jet. 18, six members of a Ne- -_____ ö DEW 107 ____ LouiSville, then driving tO 2 Neat appearing sates persons With Plaintiff, I braska family were killed. The Chicago Will y all train and FICT1TIOUS NAME car for local demonstration work auto expenses for driver. Call I ! Notice i hereby gven that I am next day, Erwin Charles SituTHE DEVELOPMENT Top earnings and chance for ad COP Eddie Miller, 3729140. NOTICEOF engaged in business at 110 w I ants, . neighbor, was arrested, Sanlando PORATION AT NORTH LA)E I vancement. For lntervlewcall $39 Springt Dr., Lonqwood INTENTION TO Medicare lnsuraoce Entitles You To Home Use INC. et al 1130. - .. I Testunon' at a preliminary 32150, Seminole County, Ftorid, REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME f.SCEDWITHADRiNXINc, Defendants fl (('irI.tflC, ',?t1 Scji I hearing contained references tu under the liclitiouS name of s PR0[M Nurses, PUs LPN's: Aides. A,di' NOTICE OFACTION BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS Florida Statutes lUli, the un GREENWA'y, and ttt I t Perhaps Alconot.c AnonyrTiou CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Companson. Needed Immediately an alleged confession. register Said name with the Clerk of dersigned will rister with the Can Help PROPERTY 675 0636 Simants was convicted of six the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Cou, in and for TO - 0 R ELOF SON _____________________ Call 171 1551 OXYGEN • COM MODES Seminole County, Florida, upon the counts of first degree murder Florida In accordance with t WrIe P0 Dcx I?)) d b a SPECTRUM Pastery Man for Oansth and Sweet receipt of Proof of Pubticatiun of this provisions of the Fictilious Name Sanford, Florida 37171 Residence t.'nknc'wn on Jan. 17. Rolls, bread mixer, eIlperienci.d Statutes, to Wit, Section 66509 name, to wit Western Treasurers HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 0 - ___________________ only to apply 327 7396 Sem'nolc Although Blackmun 's ruling Florida Statutes 1951. under which he is engaged In acfiontoforectoseamortgageon the Bakery u PE You TROU8LED Call Tgll applied only to courts in Ne5 Chuck Edgell business at 107 Satsuma, Sanford. following property In Seminole br Free 6.11 7027 'We Care'______________ WHEELCHAIRS BATH EQUIPMENT • Florida, and that the undersIgned Is County. Floridatrasc'1, media lawyers feared it Publ'sh: Fcb 17, 19, 26. March "t4tl.n' Adults or Ten STOP AND THINK A MINUTE it m 1976 the owner at said business. That part of the East Hall of the ___________________________ Classified Ads didn't work As Prescribed by Your Physician sould be used as guidance for ___________________________ (SEAL) DEW 67 Northwest Quarter lying East of the thrrr wouldn't be any I ('i)tWtS in other jurisdictions, I ____________________— Richard C. Schultz 4A—Public Notices ____________________________ I , IA.u3e UfitUrrushed CLASSIFIED FIDS T_ ii-. . 'n . -,- 'rr,,----.- - ,,•' -______ __ 18—Help Warned -- - ---- ..- All type", anti sizes numbing _________________________ BELL PLUMBINC,CO 377 C959 Sewers Elect Cleaned, Repair',, 74 Hr $('rv STINE -MACHIFII SUPPLY CO " 2na 122 _________________________________ __________________________ Window Service '----- Pressure Cleaning _________________________ _________________________ '('L'f'' - . , - ' ''''' .i - '- I''.' PIOSIE '.'PROVE ,%IrP4T Sr KEEP WARP.t R,'pf,'i,- ,o-i.101 lSIF 5,ii-(3O,',c ' ' ' ' _____________ - ' C4. , , -. - I I',.? I:'=:-,:--------- -= 0 ?- - • . ------ �____ __ - --------- _ - Aliens Are Flocking Tn Florida e nnI 111 Ifi UALtNUAR 0 -- iT1./tNTi APi They are staffed." "We had anothei interesting David Ce!e, head of the im- Stater, was a Jamaician riding Into the Southeast b There are an estimate(] 170, migration office in Memphis was taken off a ship in Mobile ULSCOIflfl illcal alien k rail, thing in b) plane or 'ump. 000 illegal aliens in Florida — different a asts, calls illegal aliens 'one of our as a stowaway last month. ing Lx~at at major ports. Unw kgal gravest national problems' Quirks Pr the Mobile .said, 1ewas an engineer with Sanford THtRSnA.FEBRLkI 19 Spencer's aliens, says E'dward Sweeney, Restaurant. I - fW , fl5tXX - X-I f Seminole Chapter? Order of Eastern Star, Masonic ..- , -~~ .. - 1,11 . __ Cen ______________________________________ tral lorida Antique tar Uub of Amtrlca chos 10 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY BUt \ irsi p iii F I kr4i1 of 'uninole 112 \ Ut)' Rotary (1uh Of Seminole South, 7:50 a.m., lmd (1,11unibley's, Altamonte 4iiings. . . '. " il~:9~_ . .-I I., - t _~ -__ - ILL,i+) Scidor Cilizews Oub of Casselberry. I p.m., %:; , , i .in Legion home. Prairie I.ike. __ - ' and more of a magnet for Ilkg, Is," said Fred P, McCleskey. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1-1)rlda State Universiq Flying IlIgh Circus, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Orlando Sports Stadium. S~mnsored b% Bishop.Nloore ll-& Athletic Aw. Tickets Altamonte Mall. - — .., ~ --'-t_L . ..r __ ,L" -'-.).~, Lt- "-~-- ,,~ ! -I -_.: --,! !t.T. -4.--zT- -_Y,~------? -w ---,-,~!!~, ' p, ~, ~v_ ,1i.,.-;P'i , %:l,W,!;;r -::;, ! ,it , .1."-!! , .. , :~ ._; - thr:e Social Sectirit) thstrict director of the Imniigration and Naturalization Sanford Republican Women. Longwood Village Inn; business. 11 a.m.. luncheon at noon. Speakers from Ford i I ic %tgas \ight to btnefit \outh Progr4uns pm to midnight Capristrano clubhouse, rmnpc ________________________ - omor o us sit u a t ions, legal Job activit y in North IvC eskey said over-all, "It's a Carolina. The southeastern director esthnates Tennessee has about 25,000 illegals, MississiPI)i 15,- Sail situation because for the McGeskey said an jfj~r,"~tl,, most part, they're trying to ini- tor went to a textile plant Ill 000, IA)uisiana 10,000, Alabama prove their lives. And they're Atlanta to talk to the foreman 5,000 to 10,000, -South Carolina hard %V-0rkers." about some illegals only to dis. determi- cover the foreman also was an nation to get "And they have a pretty good not being caught," lie 8 Inc ., - . - 114,1--l" ' ' .-Z 0 % Did you ever dream of being a cowgirl when you ew up? Did you want to ride horses and outshoot - t .,' - 17 . 6 4111, . II 1 1 . t~ 1% - W I --- . ~_ . . ~411111 0 -k I " ,~ . 1~_ , !,--,_;_f,:7i--.V,-. = __ - - - 11 . - i i II ---•---.- ________ ________ 1 - . - .7 I -. . _. 1 . I - " I ---.. „~_u-t--t-.m--,.- _wff!~;" - r - . ____________________ I- . ?; I'l, -- -- I y Iwilde School Skating Party, Melodee Skating Rink 6 3 30 p m 1 - - - DICORATOR PAINT RU1101NO ..; TUESDA Y. FEBRUARY 24 lyman III Sehool SA 8 p in school auditorium Curriculum will be explained for next years ninth graders and parents. L • - -_ -O.If. -. 1 .._--1_.___ ~1 ~*j .A .RTFRr- 1F - - - STORE1111111 Supply ST - - at I Wh r _________________ -- E~ I . . - - __~ El Sdver Tea, 24 p.m., Fellowship flail of First United Methodist Church, downtown Orlando. Entertainment. L. a. I ED . I ,I I ~_ _I ___________-_---_-_-- ____ =_-_-_-~__ __ __~-~-,~ - - _. , - _ ~,T-4_t~%_n~~ ~. - nford Serenaders Dance for Senior Cizens, 2 - .- _____ til)ard retreat, I p.m., Errol Estate Golf and Country Club. 'S'-t. I- - - 1 ,4 1 - -_ . -__ - - ___ "I'l I i' _ , - __ 4 - -- %if &mrule County Council of Excep tional Children, 8 p m, Winter Springs Elementary School Speaker Dr. 1. r SECURI '4~,k~ - - -! - -1,- - - - __ ~ I - __ ,I( ' -, it %;11 I. . I 0 I 0 ng rwms On , - • ,, ) '1V . - '_'— _____ -. --- 0 - ' _ - __ - -%I i. . ____ ____ ~~_. - - ---- .1____- -_-~ -, ! . - I - - ____ , __ _~ ___ - . - _-~~_,__ : . ~ _. ~ _=-____ -1 ___--____. ___1AI - ~W - - = ~ I 0 .. .0. ., I I __wl-vi _~-,I_t- - I ~ — 7 __ ~ __ _-_ ___ -1 - - ?Jq_~~_ : _,~, Lathd - 0 .i $149 REG. '299 11 0, ••-- *'i Strainer instructions InicAaqe) • I -..,, 35 I ) I I 88 . 4 f0rol _____`l_ 1*1 '4 Face veneer is, sanded, ready to stain or - 'k- . 73 69 ¶ ________ iJ -_________________________ not included) Reg Prici' (a 1 Washington served it ;' i 3co"y's Sale Price (eactil -' -.- Scotty's Sale Prico (bag) RIGID PRESSURE PIPE . ..,.., From our (crefathers, recipes from the Old Scotty s Price 1 Ph 23 I o ---- -- -- ---=-- •----- - -. -= --- :-- '-- --f== IGHT BU LBS Manco MILDEW REMOVER Reg P'ic(ea bulb) C Scotty $ Sale Price (each bulb) , I't,C (qt I '1 1 x20(ca) GETextoI,teLan-iinato COUNTER TOP COVERING - '- 2 9 39 Scotty a Stile Price (each) Allco)orixeptmpii,, it' c P Scotty $ Price (sq ft 1 I ,.T 2 fl G's." I also heard ti-it one can get When the C syphilis 1 cn he is in h teens, . and it may not show Up for 40 or muarned e rcceicd an in itation to the wedding ) 5S first sign of e ittended. We also sent the sYPhilis can beasma ll sore like 11111111111111111111111111111111 a cold sore or a pimple on the young couple a very' nice s'edding gift, and se didn t operation on an attractive lip, in the mouth or on the se __ _____-_ - LIOSS consecutive Wednesdays room L. 216 Madauchlin, Moore Mr. and Mrs. William E. • the U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Sanford, announce the en. They are planninga March 20 gagement of their daughter, wedding at Shandon Ann Saddili to It William Ie Presb terian Church in y Moore son of Mr and Mrs Ilenry A. .Moore of Anderson, S.C. ______ . - (olunibia ssolutions Of Marriage Leonard Charles Aces edo George Jennings Bushey Jr. and Jacquelp Marie ROSemml,,rs I lit ante md Ga ry 41W L go.1 ~~ 2 - _. = - ~-_ le" M If there's even a tinY bit of _i::, !*V!t -_ r f _~ 1~ 4 ~__ " ~.-I~--:-!~T!_~~- _. __ Prodigal" in you. you-11 go for this . 11w , Uodr( ' 'f syphilis oi not is to be le-zamined by a physician. tife tiri'de. ) A I ABBY: With all the Kathryn hope and Billy D. talk about the kgh cost of Robert F GeUninand Trudie malpractice insurance for doctors, I wn reminded of Maggie Scarborough and sornethin I read in your Carl column about 15 years ago Herbert S. Gill Sr. and Wilma It seems that while per- i:> 1974 graduate of Clemson determine whether one has messenger.- carrier pigeon or the il s Christmas card Salvatore * -....- DEAR AMAZED What you heard Is true. And the only way dgtsthanc h it torn hs the kin tad (.ay Ic Eselyn M M I h'in is the granddaughter of the late Mr. DEAR ABBY: larna6O-year old woman, and I am surprised -JUST ASKING at wha t I heard at a club to DEAR JUST: Yes, according meeting last week. to th( '- authorities on etiquette. I always thought syphilis But .1 thank-)itu note sent in its own envelope '! r-M, _- ?g~~ 't's delighffully light at a - down- to- ea0h P.dce! V, ,_ - 1/ AN $2099 / MactAt (Ill 4 '\ i Oran ge Narrow and Medium - ..,,-~W~4mq----]1 ck Whe, Bone an me / , L g' Widths . 1. - UU 33 — — % _,- ° A, — , ~i ~~41,111- t 71 i ' sq+ '' 0 ~ 1/ °". - ----- 1' " f 1 3 • / . Rq P fm , 1 Scotty a Sale Price (eech) / I I - / 1 / .411" I ______ ___ SALE PRICES GOOD FEUHUARY2Othr1126 __ I \/ X 1I with the helping hand of .. . .. SANFORD CAN DO '1 • If f _ 0 7:30-5:30 Weekdays r . S ____ __--- --; •- I ,, - - ,.- __ I — - . ) _______ 11 Avaib I OXJLO - - -) t_) - / /. .I ;_ 1, . -~ - : 1~~ cc~k~~OA,ry-Avcv '' ~ 4 -I k I .;.,k , 0 This handsome little toddler is Jonathan Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Wallace of Sanlo . On* year old Jonathan looks mighty happy in h;% playlogs from Carter. No doubt h,Vs comfortable as can bo In his cotton-polyester knit outfit. Come lit the Little Wardrobs and PG ) I8 I 0na 1i ty ,- I . I F 01. .,V. I r 1/1, . , SHOES FOR WO-IiIEN i Available in 1. ~ - - ~- - __ ==- --- --- ---- -- - - sr -- -------•-- tti indrobt ~ , - - 210 '. First St. Z_ 3 1~ -Pt •t.rd I Iodm r-- --= Girls sizes infant thru 14 Boys sizes infant thru I , - _____ n.Ig / ~1 ~~ 304 E. FIRST =---- '=- , 7, ft. 4t SHOE STORE - - __ -=--- '69 QlAk _____ =-• - STREET ==-- DOWNTOWN --- - - SANFORD -_,_---~- -_- -~~_! - !~Jbt - -h~ -~~:; _'L~~_ 2v~ = Z____ . If IT YOURSELF! L n•--: ----- - _~~ - V.-,_ -- flf .- DEAR ABBY: My hujb;I,l(I bers at its annual dinner Co in in u n I ty unt our pennies when we young woman, the Surgeon organs, but it is SO small and Practical Spanish wil faceting at Seminole Corn College s Disision of Adult and taught by Dr. Ann Bachnian, purchased it accidentally Paved over her painless that t can come and go . munity College at S:30 p.m. Continuing Education will offer facult% member of Seminole The wedding took place in navel. This was about the time without being noticed. I man), years later, even though Feb 24 The Seminole Musical an eight eek nonredit course Community College ho has Nos ember and e bikinis were introduced when Orchestra and SCC Dramatic in llract'cal Spanish Starting 7 had wide experiences in received a Christmas card from girl wanted to know if she the disease never caused any Club will provide entertain. P.m. Wednesday Feb. 25 and teaching language in t can show up again. both the the G's. out fell a "th,ank you" should sue the doctor, and you trouble, it nient running for the next eight credit and non-credi note for our wedding gift It told her she could probably do t Ieels Please verify this and let me The Cost of the eight-week was handwritten and signed by better if she cut the doctor in on know how a person knows for . course is Sio. Register at the the bride and groom, the profits from all , he ix-ts she sure if he has - it or not. Thank could win. regiitrar's offices Seminole Is this considered proper you. Community College main etiquette'! realize that postage STILL LAUGHING IN ST A MAZED I\ \IE DF ORE) campus. is higher now, but shouldn't a IDUIS / _4 YOU -- -- -- Ciparns11 L - I ---) was a young person's disease, but now I hear that older people can get it, too. -. i %i rid No. 100 BALLCOCK auiord -- Just One _________ \ I \ \ \ IA - .L.-M - Of 11), ABIGAIL VAN BIURE.N ,. - --=- For The Price Refreshments and , and Clemson Unisersity, with a bachelor's in engineering Another tasts and tender degree recipe, Thicken Unexpected,' tehnolngs lie is a pilot sith made by lining a shallow _ — " r i r u I ;ith _ .. OtflC , 73t trench t ie of — .-. . and scallion pi"ces in mixture 15-30 minutes, turning once. On . ..... , WED. 9.12 the Sanford Chamber Serses 4 or 5 back to colonial times when was more pleasant to eat outdoors in good eather. _____ 99C _~ V -%~. Sanford's Newest. Largest - Finest 0 Proper . id-Florida Association ill hold a social at Abb y ons. Meanwhile, in small degree in zoology. an, combine vinegar. Iler firlance graduated from enter . i PR l6OIbs F75 All Purpose TRIGGER SPRAYER Scotty's Sale Price (ea.) 60,75 or 100 waits. Ti F Club Notes " -q ' Inside Frosted L .;~!.I . I Minute, then cool, Marinate chicken livers, chicken cubes minutes. Serve with rice 6 75 - _____ ........ ......... 2 teaspoons dry sherry -;tin longed for I , SCOTTY'S CONCRETE MIX - S boil and stir into cooked rice. Anderson Reg Pricv(5ga/) LIGHT FIXTURE SL-123 I 0 ~ I 0 , c completely, there's a seafood restaurant In St. flou(l I east on U.S. 192 called The Catfish Place as needed, seasoned with salt, also be added. Seal tightly with S4ltur( minutes per side, brushing with marinade occasionally. Or oven _____ - i I - . ~F~ ~ - 76 - - • . • q Pt ic J or stripe design— decorator colors-- If you're ready to get away from the rodeo Commerce building at 8 p.111. entertained General Lafayette shod wooden skewers, thread ani Mr. dd Clark icken cube, chicken liser Seet I at Mt Vernon i and tt hte piece, scallion piece, another Mr. and ,Mrs. William E the breakfast served at Mon liscrpiec and anothe r chicken Mac! uchli Sr fC Colun lumbia, cube (nll over hibachi ticello, the lionic of Thomn4 SC 4She ° 10 in 1 Plumbing Wrench • (,ue so m the main course when he 1, p • elect Nylon or Heculon fabric in - -- • Sflk could make i — I o • was chicken and salt pork "as 0 t - _________ I 0 - -' , CHAIR SOFA & EE P TI/Oil IS White Bent Glass ' I I '4~ r_ 4w- - .-. ~ , - _— ;~ tj%X,~ 4~4r-~,-" , M m - k !; ________________ --_ '.-. _ '- ' Model No 33765 250watts Reg Price (ea) U0 • • I"" . 4t4,411on, ':, S plenty of parsie garMacLauchlm 316 Satsuma Dr, (omnm,and Combine soy sa uce sherry, by Americans, great and small Danie' Webster 's favorite dish suttt, ginger and ,ater. ni I I Mahogany Lauan Interior FLUSH DOOR - Easy to install, e lCal rnetcury vapor light can be mounted on post. building or 0 ~X I ka L %I111111111111.11 2 DOAm through tile years. chicken dishes have been used _______________ scallions cut In 1 inch lengths I cup rice, cooked vine I making h di I 0 - :- ________ - 7 b - lf I ! j 95 MIX% :3' et- Vanity Do-It-Yourse I ] ' ,4.:i/ '. Reg Price(sheer) (sheet) ROOVOATlG Alwrko- 0 - ., succotash recipe on record ft o fowls • Installation Kit 9 Top-Bo~%l *Instructions 9 Faucet a "10-in-l" Plumbing Wrench Reg Price (package) • espoon sugar i diet. Succotash is a thick Lorn- It po4siblel bean soup using chicken stock l i lb chicken fivers, cut In half a.s a I)ase and may hiive blicen I large 'Ahole chicken breast, served at the first split, sunned tyncd and cut In Thanksgiving, The Oldest I Inch cubes included the easy installation. Melarnine plastic enamel finish. Choose golden or blue marble style. I I -lr-.--- _V I 0 ~ # 1 vrythinq you need for quack bath d(C made of 5 32 hardboard with 11 cup (it sherry suceotash bee tine Stainless Steel Double Bowl 1: - f i " I -1 .- M_ .2. .. taught the early settlers to w corn, that all-American dish, Jj / SINK PACKAGE inist 14" 11, 2 t%!!~ -1rr_-1yV~--f. .----.- -,%-.-~_, -~`~,.*: , . V. ~ - I a J PKG 11 flora Chaplain Seffice baniuct, 7 pm, Ft UnitedMethodist Church. Orlando. Testimony by formcr il Inmates - - ~3~t11"_ . --ii- ~I" I - '— 88 , !. - i - . Ic " i LIVERS Than to the Indians who I I- 4' x 8' wall imnels to decorate k chen or FIV LIGH T IXttoi, noon in Fellowship 11.il) w .1_., I -_- - 01-1 .;.I - I .1A. ,, 1, . I \ N. ~ - 111111. Prefinished TILEBOARD 115 • •.........................• - I W _P1 t~~- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Seminole U) a'c (rota JAI'A F SF I Hl( K F N' N England. ; * -y* fta I — Landis Stetler, state bureau cNef of exceptional children. Spring Fashion Sho an Laheon sponsored by the . - in the motel bars is real Wild West. If you want to dance with a cowooy, this is the place. If you've got a hungry trd and are thinking about hamburgers, head for Kissimmee (about - also a good, reasonably-priced barbeque restaurant, Fat Boy's, on U.S. 192 ust past the the most ersatile meats Chickens sere brought to this a%abe o us iasc our favorite country on ships from Europe The country's first settlement, chicken dishes. To give an international tourch to your • Jamestown, lists The Pilot Club of mnfor(J will domestically bred chickens, next parts try this Japanese entertain Anchor Club men). - , "-. ,%, ,jl~'~-_.' I -1;, I _w , kl~. .- ~1[.... . SHEET 98 GAL I Fine quality acrylic paint fur wood. 19.79 ,., ~ masonry, metal or many other surfaces. '-.' Cleans up with water. While or colors. ; ManV other styles and colors available at ,-' Reg ice(ga/) Scotty s low prices 829 [ I I 9 2925 30 x 48 plate m'rror Reg. Ptice (ea. 1, .... . . Sanford. ________________ , .1 9 7 A.1coholics Antlayrorms, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., _________ _. , - 0 ~, . " .- I P. . HOUSE PAINT 566P 13" x 19" mirror vvith Itiscious ornate ld tramt. 1aitland South Seminole Chamber of Commerce __. - - . ... P E 30 iflcost highInnutritjona0 sursised the I' / i 1111411 W , - lives testing their own stren#;th and physical limits. further enrich our taste buds aluminii foil La y as many with % __') H 0 49 - ~ _._~__~______ -;z~rtn--~~z.Z------=t;2L,!=--:t~-~---I - ~ I Gestalt Awareness Training, 7 p.m.. call Seminole -:- ., your feet and relax there a Iso are Pilot Do-It-Yourself Decorator R111111111111 % MI / 7 15= 3=~A-1--4 ____~Xll _. _~ __-_M-T=~ I __R~_~=~:__ P Central Florida Retired Teachers Aa, C1a1 - .- . 111MM94111K ch, As we approach our nation's "chicken Paprika.” China's pepper and paprika. Cover all foil so the chicke entertainment will highlight the Bicentennial, one food that "chicken chow nicin" and lavers with onion rings 1 4 inch Bake in 375 degree oven for I it) e joins the celebration. 'is a part of Italy's "chicken cacciatore." thick luse plentyi. Cover this 1 1 4 hours. further information contact: the nation's L-ulinary heritage Chicken is low caloried, low 3.2754. for o to hundred ytars, is ,, • JJ ________________________ - -- chicken Pilot Club of Sanford and Anchor Club at Seminole fmf' : : 0 o from Spain. I1unga .1 . ' ..' PIUMBING " . - :~~-PMMM -_- - 1_& ;F1110r.Akf591_ the tUT Get There npike. Get off at Exit 65, which is marked "St. Cloud-Melbourn,,.11 Turn right on U.& 192 and follow the traff ic -you're about a half mile away. 1.2M _ *~& -I , I. - - I - association, kind compete in all events - from calf roping to bull ringing. The women's event sche,duled for the Spurs is barrel racing - a fast and furious dash aro d the arena. The cowgirls lead the same grueling life on the road as the men, often competing in three or four brone rider who is now Chairman of the Osceola ____ Seminole League of Civic Associations, 8 p.m., First Federal Savings and Loan. Altamonte Springs. Election of officers. ~~T& cecondst a'. :I lime, man against beast, and usually erd up with nothing more than a few hundred miles to go to the next rodeo. Profes.sional cowgirls belong to their own a few pla ces near Most of the cowboys stay at the motels near the arena, and the atmohere ter the performances c I . Casselbern' City Hall. 0 '10 M I _~ - with antiques and memoribilla borrowed from folks all over the count . Miss America 'and y Miss Florida wW both be On hand, along with the new Miss Silver Spurs, who,11 t*1 crowned at tonight's pageant. fading days of World War H In a cow pasture just outside of town The contes tants then were almost all local boys and included a prize- winning young Chi ken Part Of Am erican Heritage I ,! _. . ._ .--- -- - . .__ I _.I- ---_ - - -.1 -____:~-,___ Z_t~__ .: -'-: . __- -~ ~_ - ... - i- r _--_~: -7 . -.1 ~ -.:. .. - % ALVIN1111.40-MER!k, . Jh NANCY ROOlU ___________________ hey light boredom, fadgue and terror to work for _____________ _____________________ - Osceola clubs have reconstruct ed a jnrwer house 61 a ~', , presented by The Songwriters Guild of Central Florida, 2 Maitland Cmic Center That's Not Mi But the rodeo isn't all there is to see - there's on rse ark The Atmosphere The rodeo world is made up of young people women I s well as men - who spend their young event at this weekend's SIlverSpurs rodeo In Kissimmee. But there are lot more %omen behind the scenes In a wide variety of roles. Amnng the women obseri roidea will be NlIss America, hits, Florida and the aew ,ers at the MI.ss Silver Spurs, who will be cro, Aned at a pageant tonight. 'I' _ Bicentennial musical, "Happy Birthddy, America," 1. -.f-L - - 4" 'I . 'L . . . - ~ pm , I ' ~tl) , __ ., ., ., I - __ ,- -1 -L - ~.,. -_-2~: ~-t%,- , `-'V?~7: f- - -_I fa-K54 - 1, , will take place at 2:30 p.m., Friday, Saturday and -- Fun Day sponsored by Jackson fieights Middle School IA 11 a m to 4 p.m. at school In O viedo.Games, go carts, entertainment. hali there are special Bicentennial displays. several - Sunday. Tickets for the Spurs' 12,OWseat covered aren.a range frorn $2 to $5. c Per ormance includes a taste of six Professional rodeo events: saddle brone, bareback loommopowAo..P* I and bull riding, steer wresding, calf roping and - ..d western Osceoia time, just waiting for you. Watch for more also the Kissimmee Valley livestock Show, ideas of p1 dc.es to go just to get away from it Osceola 's county fair. It always includes lots more all for an afternoon. than Just cows standing around — and thls year cu"'Im)'S and cowgirbi in the world, makes its midwinter stop in Kissimmm- this week for the Silver Spurs Rodeo Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ComMidon in America's original native __________ J. r_1 1. '. - ,::: ri,__ - -'..71__V. _7~_ . 4 .. ~ . " moved into will still see men in cowboys pick-ups down Main Street. ideas for one day trips to special events, as this weekend anyway. The professicr -1 rodleo circuit. including some Of the highest-paid . -1 .6 am 4W — I 044 is f 1111 I M- __ ,~i __ = ..:Ix - ~ M I - . - West 4. 'k - 0_ We s t Kissimmiee is no longer the cowtowri it was before Mickey Mouse well as interesting places that are there all the Well, you're only an hour away from the Wild 0 - . , ill A - _-A x. ~=N( ~-. - 1; lzil !/~* -, I ,f iI ,4 I ~I Wild Looking for a place to take the lam ily this oltherodeo, tossing a rose to your man when he st tay ayed on his bucking bronc longer than anyone else' • 7 The Ekploring having a voice in running the town while providing a trne away from home for lonesome wranglers' Or did you dream of being a beauty queen, sweetheart " rr ~'7 In - the mn1olk like Annie Oakley' Or was your tasy ore in line with Gunsmoke s Miss Kitty ~ ~ Sanford's First & Only City Approved Da y i I. NO PARKING Hood Tractor Co. ll.'.'N Oranot 111^m, T,a,l orlamd* Fib IAN 411 Magrialoa A v.? Alt& onto spring$ Fla JItil Sp e nding - - - Altamonte — "am - - flrgtoa UILDINGSAVAILABL = _ cards , An - ' F out the back door." proved for aliens to attend While investigators often find about 400 -raises Potential 0- lated their entry Irnhits. Service in Atlanta. . / -: You re Just An Hour Away ar d appa rently them with t wo -An independent survey last immigration office said it was it large construction company. "Tile South is becoming more becinne illegals when they vio- — I - - —~ - . -—1- - --- - I l in the United States m14t gineers and college professors, immigration district director in year estimated that it cost the the 29th attempt by the Jamai. lie never went to college shiIe others find Jobs as kitchen Miami. 0 coming that het Ill country 115 billion last year," can to get into the country. lie had a fradulent degree and was sOOn before helpers or garbage men. -That's quite a chunk of the Cole said. "That figure includes had made it several times for highly intelligent and talented. not need a Job. However, Many of the Southeast's esti- national estimate which is wages paid to illegal aliens who short periods but was deported. We even found ,I plaque in his McCleskey says many im. Iuate(I 480,000 illegal aliens, about eight million as of 1975," were filling jobs that could have After official deportation, home from his company, citing mediately get jobs and rnot of them in Florid i came Sssu ne c OI I gtm& to citizens who ssei e on aliens cannot return to the him for being an outstanding ilk gals i in legally and later twcame ille"Thev have been swarming welfare or unemployment Uni!ed States legally. engineer." i,ai by vi latrg the tcrm f in, iss,t> ii ow tnt Mexii1i rolls ' Florida's immigration chief Aliens are found in all types pes wwww SUPER VILLAGE border, at ,in estimated rate of .SILCleskey said an alien finds (if work. In Florida, they work says aliens -are becoming a bit A t'rewnum fails o reboard 0,000-a-vear nationally — 10,- a job, he writes friend "and primarily in citrus fields and in more sophisticated and getting his ship at New Orleans Mobile 000-a ear in Florida," he said then you ha v e two." agricultural Jobs Textile mills into counterfeiting of papers or Saannah A Haitian ros a Worlds of Haitians are coi'i MA RK El One of the best shoss in At in (georgia, South Carolina, and documents " small lanta is to walk into a restau. North Carolina and Al, b a Finding a Social Security NOW OPEN A foreign student, in the United another immigration officer rant, say you're from immigra- attract illegals, and many work w P,CC nw States legally only to study, said. Small Tractor, SMAII tion -and watch the exodus," in hotels and restaurants in At12 10 hp diesel takes a job, thus joining the 1 McCleskey estimates that he said. "By the time we get to lanta and New Orleans. The I "1111113111 steadily growing influx of i112- ! 1,. osI o. ~_ 'Georgia':; 25.0do illegal 2.) ' A TA13 Y7 L .11, TABLES ." ~ $3 P R i : taiking to one, others are going large niunber of schools ap.- F gal ali'ns. 0 aliens came in legally and later ~ DA .SSTORAGE DAY. CTI_ .Justice). 7:.10 p.m.. First Federal of - 11 , , — c - _ - — _ ______ .- �s - - ff_____ __________________ _______ - i. • ' _____ •.;_r ••J_-_,• ft __ __________ 2B-Evenlng 1erdId. Snford, Ft. . . . . ______ -____ FINLAND T _Foodstuff I U -•- SEEK & FIND KUMATTV1KTSAArvjJu HE GENAL/ 10PELIUS 1Y, c: HARKKAMR0 S0AAINR ESAARIUENKL 0 0 I U NELSONTUVESA BJ B A IPRME0NKIHIVHIINEIN C AKUR The Herald Sen- Ic-es PAHIS - The French have changed There has been silent revolution in the last 20 years. Cofremca Institu devoted to indepth Sociological and market Studie3 and destined privately to leading Politicians and top-rar,klng business moguls, has produced a voluminous report representing year' research 1 ___ ______ 32 IE BORN LOSER 110LUARBEAAAUL00SAI L IEDUI 0NHIRF0RESIS AH G I I H A 1 0 H A I N U K S U 0 E uy irr afl$om ri- £ 1t Sauna I iN :AMPus CLATTER with BIMO BURNS \TS 4RE. 4OSE 1EN STAUNCH ROPP1NG I /1ALE Kekkonen Oulu LIKELIER HE 15 ] I, HELP .i.Ifll HOUSEHOLD I _____ _____ 8 5 16 _________ 10 11 - - - - - - 14 Helsinfri Lahti Tampere Jan Sibel ius Maame Taplola - Kalevala Markka Turku 4: ...m ________ 3 4 i2 il. - - Tomorrow: Advertising Colon Condition CHOE$ AND CHILD-I Can Be Acquired N hTX[1 14? ' '43 44 ' - - ____ - Ily LAWUF:NCF: I-: LtMi ?L Ii DEAR D1(. LAMB - Plea.se tell me something about megacolon. Would the bowel movement of a person with this condition be large or small since it enlarges the colon and fl narrows the rectum and causes __________________________ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl JR NNC1ALANCE , rN\ T4E , \'.}INC. AT THt ALL IN ThoUT ?KEAT NE144T, - C'€TTIN 05W fl4AT ot AtAZE5 UE - ' T' IT, SYLVESTER.' FALSE STEP SIRE.'-C\JLD S1'ELL -,- cJ / WILL /f I - , j\7 - '.Q SHUT ; UP.' "--- . - - V "' - :. f/\) H3 /. __ 0 I Chic Young :LL G YJ .. GG3E'iESQUflME 14EN C,vE ME rwr' Ti t: ' r WASE0OLLA O r-IOSE! Wi-4OSE PCruE ) ,p3LL yE 1E'YY -' - X /1. / __ ____ - -- - - - )l - 19 " *ii liii "ri I P colon? Would the kind of food a that desoy the nerves to the person eats have any effect on rectal area and lower colon the condition? Would oneofbe any individuals who repeatedly fail more likely to get cancer to answer the bowel urge colon er rectum? gradually blunt th reflex and Since this Is a congenital eventually It doesn't work at prove with age or get worse? basis may often lead to an An)' comments you can make acquired form of earged, on this condition would be dilated colon, Acquired Fl 0 ' ROS COPE (__ _ by Al Veime,, F ._______ _____ ______ _____ ______ _____ - _______ I )/ for more freedom of movement in their clothes, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Megacolon is also called Ihr- avoiding or correcting bowel pectedly develop today through moment than you will with schsprung's disease, A common proWems can send 50 cents for someone you're friendly with. it planned activity. Stay loose, form Is congenital, and is The health Letter, Number 2-1, could be worth looking into. SM;ITrARIUS (Nor, 23-Dec. nerve endings are absent in the tIpatIo. Enclose a long, You may have an opportunity situations quite accurately lower area. part of the colon and stamped self-addressed en- today to win a new ally who today by using arjwers you rectal This permits the lope for mailing. Address could later prove of value to arve at muscles in the wafl of the both deductively and rectum and lower colon to over your letter to me in care of this you. Treat nil new contacts intuitively. newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, warmly. contract acting like an o Idio City Station, New York, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. struction, That is why you have GEMINI May 2lune 20) 20019 19) Go somewhere today where heard that the colon is Put your thinking cap on at you'll be able to meet new narrowed at the outlet. The size of the bowel work today. Clever Ideas will go people with different interests. The area of the colon above movements vary but may be long way to chalk up points It should prove to be fun. quite a large amount with with the boss. the obstructing narrow outlet limited caliber, Many patients dilates enormnously and with this AQUARIUS (Jan. 2O-Fb, 19) problem often require becomes filled with food CANCER (June 21-July 22 I)on't give up on your goals too And the colon in this enemas to relieve their, con- This is one of those days when quickly tocla)'. Events could dition, Remembcr the basic the best things that happen to take a surprising turn and put area becomes markedly disease is an obstruction of the you dilated. Unfortunately the outlet of the bowel, occur quite suddenly victory within your grasp. and may unexpectedly, condition does not disappear a Megacolon may exist In the child gets older. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SurPISCES (Feb. 20, March 20 The condition causes var)ing degrees of severity. prise the family today, either in You may be the recipIent of distention, constipation and with Mild minimal cases can difficulties be managed what 'ou serve or by inviting some unusual Information today. It could (It very neatly people over they'll all enjoy, accumulation gas incolon the diet, laxatives or enemas. Care colon. The largeofdilated into some plans you've forshould be used to limit enemas SIRGOiAug, 23-Aept 22) You mulated. can be seen and felt through to retention enemas of mineral should be a pretty fast thinker thinned abdominal wall, YOUR BIRTHDAY or olive oIL Water enemas or todaY. Your first ideas arc !nflammation of the colon FebruaryO, 1976 called enterocolitis is a soap suds enemas may be likely to be your best. Put them retained beyond the obstructed to a goOd The urge to travel and to frequent complication in area and result in water iiiLIBRA 'Sept. 2ct, 23) The acIre knowledge from per. persons suffering with this tocatIon and other pcobleiims. chances of today being sonal experiences may grow problem, Th Is no solid evidence profitable for you look rather stronger this coming year. - •_\ _____________ ARCHIE '\ - r _________ . -U----.-by Bob Montana o tt- b " ------- '- SPECIAL I 7 y2.... [( Q0 I'Sfff Lct EJ disease, u!uIy fromand long star4ing constipation, lessrelationship to developing in an unusual manner, __________________________ satisfy your wanderlust, cancer. More severe cases can be treated surgically. There are various operations that have VV I N AT been devised but most involve YOU the obstructed area Its ('S%I.fi amiti J%SI. JUoli' without any nerves and pulling HELR down the area of the colon with proper nerve control. When auction and I was playing Just these procedures work properly 19 three spades, but it was imK 96 3 the lower bowel then works like portant to make four If 1 A5 could" it does in other people. A Then 2 proceeded to let the 4 A 6 532 '1' CARNIVAL ___________________________ king of clubs hold. The suit ______ ______ EAST by Dick Turner * 10 was continued and West was allowed to hold trcks with his v Q 103 . 8742 985 2 queen and jack. Finally, 2 K 76 43 ruffed the fourth club, drew KQ, SOUTH trumps and dummy's ace of *QJ754 clubs became 'mis 10th trick 4 9 For the benefit of most of our readers the four players in f 4 108 4 a newspaper hand back in the Es1-West lnriahlt' '2 were called A. B. V and 2 7. sat South and as alays declarer while V was dummy Wi'it North Fast South 'md mr A and Ii had Co de' fend I N 1 3, 4 I'jc Pmss I' (enlngkad. K BIRTH DEFECTS ARE FOREVER. UALESS - ;t ______________ tfi - __ ____ ____ OL. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves WAI4INO .MCHIN - - - - L ..ANb 7MM' 1.tTTL IN Tl1R IS 1H - - ___ TI4 WR$H 2 3 - kc ...... - - .;1L_ 'i DELTONA IS I I Commemorating Washington's birthday, and following through on their BicentennIal year project tucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Deltona. Participating were (from leftj Mrs. Helga Wages, manager of the restaurant; Manuel Rodriguez, representing veteran's organizations; Fred Drew, Veterans ol Foreign Wars; Mrs. Frances LosIvJeki, Garden Club president; Mrs. Lilla Poscy, committee chairman. (Herald Photo by Gene Hackettj _________________________________________________________ thouse Life F - - r- -' ..7 '-*- - _______________________________ /4 (.\\ - /4 1 1 f; 1I - -5- 5" is - -F - - .r4-'- \ TEACHER TO STUDENTS: __ "Iii 111(' JIEHALI) last night. ; -- .-;''--- 4 - 5 _ 5,4 2 -L __ 1' Ii; I ' ' - f J' ', / 1 -_;r: :t 5; - S *_ EIT - _5_ - -c --f- &-_------------__-*--- ---5-- --- - - -_,,-4i--'-- ____.S.. ______.w- _______ r -. DOCTOR TO PATIENT: of the rocks is about the onl' no good to open a bank account noise besides the seagulls," or charge account as Mrs. John says Mrs. llorosthnk. Doe; that will only be reflected e) mysteries, which come in your given name. I'1•( I ( . • ______________________________________________________ Be a Queen on the Green! PJ_\v, t _____________________________________________ Marriage Applications nlary/es ther's II1IjII,I) - - - ' ' I Design by Hadley, Vested Gen tress, and S ' • Seaton Hall Frank G. Parr, 26, L)eI.and, M. llarrell, 19, lit. I Box 88, Gale N. Mount, 22, same. Sanford. John C. Fotterman, 23, 108 Roger H. Studebaker, 22, 2845 Jay l)r., Altainonte Springs, Sanford Ave., Cheryl I... Scott, Sharon J. Butler, 29, same. 20, 2842 Grove Dr. Arthur B. Turner, 49, RI. 2. (;! I. Smith. 44, 700 Box 201, Maitland, Mary A. Meiro.sc, Winter Park, Marsha Falcunbridge, 39, Palatka. William M . Mosley, 27, 796 S. i,. williams, 24, samnt. Francisco I. flosas, 20, l.ormnann Circle, Long'1'ood, Miuni, Deborah E. Davis, 21, l'attl S. Sylar, 19, 800 Pasadena flilm Dr., Casselberry. Dr., Longwood. William E. (;ra'es, 41, ClarkRandy H. Dorsey Jr., 19, 2610 rifle, Tex., lveta F. Graves, Eastbrook Blvd., Apt. 25, 42 3226 ('hadwicke lid., Vi!lter Park, Eebbra Ann Apopka &trkisian, 18, 1072 l)yson Dr., -5. - ,4*Ir1smII "" U' i'y"e i'ii a 200 N. .- - _i -- = - - 'I read in last night's IJEItALI) - 1 : . - - - =- r 5 -- '- -, - .5 --'± -= -i 'I 'I II-, 'I ____ _______ .-5 r- , 1- i Charles K. Gambacujta, Ilunterfield lid., Maitland, In Red, White and 107 Temple I)r., Joanne rine F razee, 26, same. Blue Walters, 32, 120 Temple Dr. Iirry I). Trapp, 20, David [)onaltl SV, Stirder, 26, Eustis, sille, Nd., Melody I.. Putt, Ii Susan I.. Burnhamn, 28, I)eLarmd. 338 Spanish Trace Dr. RIchard 11. Sines, 26, Aitamminte Springs. Tavares, Deborah 1). \'umiker, ______________________________________________________________ 24 , Tavares. _____________________ -Mildred II. Childs, 22, 61 ''of Palmera, Apt. B. Orlando, Carol J. hlillard, 18, 619 Egaml l)r., Orlando. Clifford W. Roberts, 25, Box 2805, Lake Mary, Sandra L. checicup: flake, 31, 223 Woodinere Blvd. -. :* " Tt.(j(.J - -J _______ Ui I- A ' - - F - - -4- ' 4 ; - - ? .4 -- - - .4,4 .5 F" •' W' _, th et' S (xMJr'se SANFORD, FL. PARK AVE. __________________________________________________________________ I have an allnual John E. Anderson, 23, Ut. I 61 Box 1780, Sanford, Belinda P. - l"OtiiVDrl 'I'IOi\S BIKINIS ,ljvp BRIEFS - Stephen P. Silverman, 22, 820 Turnbuul Ave., Altamonte Springs, Janet N. Noland, 18, Ilox 4, Casselberry. l)avid Weslay, 53, General I'li'eft' (h'in,L rt.:. - '- tile meeting was.. :' - __ . Jusf About EVERYBODY --, ,, _'_' f -'--V t.- - ,rJ . I ' "-'\-' ---;- . -- -: : * -_- - - __ .5 ii G. \._.. - - - Quotes The Herald S I - ''hello. hank, last night's Herald saiti - Vernon E. 8w-nell, 0, 612 Beth l)r,, BetI' H. Ayersziian 35 2 Castilian (t., Winter Park, SALE BYONEATREGULAR PRICE don't BUSINESSMAN ON PHONES Sanrier, 19, 1820 S. Park Ave. PRICE BLASTINGf,/ , = LADY AT THE BRIDGE CLUB By Interpace ' • -. INDEpENDENCE IRONSTONE =! P 4' _ .' - ( <I --' ______ r--m.- PH 321.0780 228 E. First St. Shop Downtown Sanford __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ n Golf Togs froni N! ir1/ (, - _________________________________________________________ , - 1 -- removing • - f . h the world of dance arriving in she will adjudicate the 20 Inc. the houseguest of Mimi and Sanford this week (or Ballet company dancers performing Artistic director of the Jack Greene and family. Guild's g 1esUviU are E. in "River Gold" to dewrmine if Scranton Ballet Virginia Williams and AIexI the (lancers excellence qualifies CompanyPennsylvania and director of Iii. Ramov. On Feb. 23 an( 24, he will them for a continuing per- fan)' Falls (Pennsylvania) conduct classes at Ballet Miss Williams, artistic fonning dance company of Performing Arts Sumanier (;tiihl's homime director of the Boston P3llet SCUthCaCrn ___________________ Studio in Sanforti Pgicrtl B1Ict _______________________ Company, will be the guest of itssociation with National • FRAN nd ERNIE'S - Does Get Boring almost a ' mARcH - _3_ -'- I ; __ _______ _____ ___________ ___ _____ Children come into the plcture, too. They balk at discipline. But parents refuse to their lives to their _ig • offspring. Yet they want them to succeed without forfeiting their happiness. Ba lie t Ce I e b r I ties Corn I n g To So n ford I h I s \/Ve e k BR' !)G E - / Thursday, Fib, 1, 1976-38 ''I,ist iiight's IIE1{Lt) said - . - ' _______________ 555- - "I Standing" Is a slogan which governed the white collar 01.1) SAYI3UOOK, Coon, honilr on such occasions as the class. In housing, then in the (AI' -Stranded at the very tip time 1igh water washed out the acquisition of washing of solid ground, the light, road to town for three days last machines, dishwashers housekeeper's wife tells a tale year anti kept the Horoschaks automobiles, fur-----I coaLc I'flhinlrv of lnnelinic Ivr,4I,,,1 .I uiiu prisoners In their home. houses, expn5ive vacations- longing for spring. She lives with her husband, th's ttri' the hailiiirks of "Everything b!ea," says (i.st Guard Boatswain IC - _____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S By BERNICE BEI)E OS()L ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) ______________________ ________________________ (hiklren lUtist indulged. Marriage is a domain where women have come into their own in recent years. Even b€fore women's lib was talked of French women decided on freedom at all costs. Away with restrictions in dress. Corsets, girdles, and finally, bras were scrapped, pants were accepted everywhere. And men soon residue. - .__I - __ DEAR READER - - . * ______ Figures speak for themselves important but no longer the be- (ifl l.ynde Point, ____ _______ son. Sharing the house are all and end-all. -41 million Frenchmen in 1950. What passes for normal hu- George Rowdier, also in the S2mlllion in 1975, Zl million city I ' ' - However, the middle-class iiian activity is an abnormality Coast Guard, his wife and their dwellers as against 34 million housewife still prefers to invest for her in a twfarnil' house three children. today. Even more astounding her money in a freezer or install tucked next to the 1860 lightThe families take turns keep. 173,0000 automobiles registered a bathroom rather than revel in house where her husband ing up the lighthouse and anpiles of linen of which her works. in 1950, with 1,300,000 in 1974, swering the phone. . grindmother was so proud. still increasing in 1975, 6,00o With few Visitors, she passes I.ife becomes livelier in the • refrigerators in l9 and now There has been a change, too, long hours reading books. And sumflr when the lioroschaks 1,3o0,000 and consumption of in the exejtive classes giving With someone required to be have parties with their friends The French peasant has thrown his beret to the sfnds domestic electricity jumping place to a certain disillusion. home all tile time to answer the in town. But winter visits from The attitude see be why telephone, the lloroschaks can't friends are rare. from 3,551 million watts in 1950 du.strIal world. But different Sociologists point out that strain for achievement which go out with the Bowdiers, who against 34,100 million in 1974. nevertheless, from "It's so cold, a lot of people the there are many other, none the !ea'es little ltisfaction and oci live in tis- other half if the iloni like to make a special trip No wonder that ideas, Anwrican, German or Engli.sh- k'ss surprising, straws in the chance for a nonnal, enjoyable modern house. language, life style haVe man, in the winter," she says. wind, such as: life? The result is that in the changed. The French peasant "It's so boring, there's nothArthng to Cofremca, some The Horoschaks have been at The decline of ambition, what upper classes young men are ing to do. It's a place to get fat, Lynde Point on IMng Island winds along with bag'have France over the last 20 years achievement, The tendency the older men passing up EVen my dog's gained weight." to be there another six. corduroy pants. Hes has been important. seems to be to prefer a simpler promotion if it means more (liscovered the quality of The mailman doesn't come to Their next stop will he For example, the liberal life, if only because the post- responsibility, less leisure, the lighthouse, five miles from "someplace warmer," Mrs. fabrics, the cut of cloths. The attitude towor(ls sex, the man, farmer or gardener can The weekend exodus to the the center of town, next to the Hornschak says. "Hawaii." individualist has become repudiation of authority and be happy without a surplus of country proves the desire for a borough of Fenwick. The school sociable, los to meet people social taboos, the return to worldly goods and without simpler life and the real estate bus stops a mile away. md seeks to know foreigners nature, the wider range of fighting. MARRIA(;E AND CREDIT market in rural districts All the summer homes are Many married women have perent In thffernt footh, of the notion of national 'Iues like duty, sacrifice and people unhestitatingly assert families stay all winter, the right - their credit records Over a period of 25 ',ears the superiority, the acceptance of resignation to one's lot have that at all costs they want to get only sign of human life for have been absorbed into those 145 ' _____ T - - • ' _ 55 - - - - - - ______ a 11 - __ Lamb 1 - 16 ' JJ:d1UJ JIJ aiia iaiu jpuuII. Jul11 JR JUl Dr. .:\J 1 ________ ____________________ ________________________ iF - - 119 - -________________________ -- ________________ 2'i ________ Jfl J 123 ______________ ________ i _____ by Lorry Lewis TE E JUST READ 4 $TUD' THAT SHQST.1E BETTER EDUCATED THE '-4LJSBA?ID.. UT O /CJ-1AUVINISTS CHOOL/ It - he ____________ _____________ of facts and figures. The gist of this gigantic work, iictortling to Le loint (avantgarde weekly), is that the picture of the Frenchman undisciplined, stingy, crabby, •un1rinndI to neighbor:; and foreigners alike, an all-work. and-no-play Jack - is no longer tnie. LifldoubtedlytheFrenchhave acquired a new way of life, veritable revolution. No -shouting. No guillotine. No (lemomistrations Not a thunderclap but a [Itiiil wave lactini, quarter ofacentu and (Ulnuiding with an almost 41 AMU0NI0P0RIBUIUHAII -, Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back. .yi,d, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it in. - . Frenchmen Have Really Changed * ____ ____ ________ ________ ___ _____ I E0 F E U A M I H K R E S E 0 IM L I AHMEKIMEAM0HEA __ ______ ______ ______ ___ ___ jfZj." ______ _______ NC ___ ___ ______ _______ ;L K . FRNO I AAOIKUAV EE - . _ I Mulligan-- 46 Throb s i, of --. 49 Gisaden - .-fh 53 ITA t2 Opetatkc soio coecion Ij Russian tsar 54 MaO Operative MG ç L 'i A 14 Hasten 56 BoyS nickname 15 To the point 57 Primates I _____ Pr___ o P I? Actress Lupino 58 Masculine 18 Stallion nickname -IT T 19 Of the Stars 59 Distress nal R A 63 MOthe, 71 Take a 31 Apo:tøn 6 Go of He4en breather 33 Regons Of TromthI 9 Youth 23 D,:encumhe' 35 Required ,o opera 61 4 P:a -40 Staqgere! d anc,' by Verdi 27 Alackaday 43 Marine I flip 29 Thin, tapered DOWN 45 Cut I Enervites Entertasn petect'on 47 Preposition tumptuOusty 2 Allowance for 20 "O3tC$ e Kind of 22 Frozen rain 34 Chant waste recording 24 Desert nomad 36 Reluctant 3 Ireland 50 Aleutian 37 Vacation spot 4 Table beverage 25 Leah son island 38 North wind 5 Five-spot (Slang) C Bib I 39 Apple -6 Parsee sacred 28 Spartan king SI Duck Female rabbit writings 28 1cr Cli' 52 G.rP s name j ')d 42 John (Gaelic) 7 Rave 5', ARSHAH KALBOTHNIA BLONDIE 'DEA t'4rY . - , :••'-. Thursday, Feb. 19, 1976 l._____ In I • ::-:.' U -. - -.5-- --5 - ; t '* - ,,-' . _______ ____ 4 , - \aJ _*___y'- - '- I S - _ - - ___ _ �IT 4B—EvenIngHprald,SanforrJpI ; 'r: ILC VI.)IUP4 - AND HIGHLIG 1c LIIIIV(j5 I- — i .._. g IN THE cIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR• CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOP WA. I I:)EOI:)L...E Thursday J 600 Sues Over Magazine Story NEW YORK IAI Novelist Gore Vidal IS SU1 Truman Capote. Playgirl Magazine and writer Richard Zoerink for 11 million. Vidal charges he was libeled in an article which said he got drunk at the Kennedy Vhite 730 -iiirir1 "iiict •.. ,.....h..i i...... i... .L_ .i..------Uj' XII W J"' '""'(',i . T11[ASURE HUNT and threw him into Pennsylvania Avenue" after \'idal 6 WONDERF1I WORLD "got drunk and insulted Jackie's mother whom he had OF MAGIC never met before in his life." 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 800 2 2 NGCMOVIE"Jarne. ctean ait of A Friend w. TSQV 'i ' WASIIING1DN lAP) First Lady Betty Ford, who once belonged to four parent-teacher associations at the same time, has accipted a lifetime membership in the nationwide Congress of Parents and Teachers, .'ddressing a PTA tegislativc curiference Wiesay Mrs. Ford said of the Pr'ldent and herself: "We both benefited from the PTA, because we believe you don't just send children off to school, you have to go with them and share their world." 1 00 2 12 TOMORROW 1:30 4' LATE NEWS W4hamPastsdramaiizatxyof 145 9 DAiLY WORD the txief career of his friend, James Dean. Urn actor 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL dx1Pn1955at24,&1orstatti,ig lust tt'ireo 1ms. 4 SUNRISE SEMESTER: - Fri.) RXNG J,(J fl-E INDIV1DUAL(rues) CRACKERBARREL (A) Thus) WHY' (A) amodranngofatij Grari'na Walton (Ellen Corby) flndthoflSStotSH0f0 Kloob, Mary Jackson) Into a lOS ANGELES AP — James Brolin plans to quit his costarring role as Or, Steve Kiley in the "Marcus Welby" television series when the current season ends, business associates of the actor say, Brolin, who also plays Clark Gable In the movie "Gable and Lombard," has filed suit against Universal Studios to et out of his contract to them. Universal produced both the "Marcus Welby" series and "Gable and Lombard," Bi-olin told the Los Angeles Times he wants out of "Welby" because he wasn't being taken seriously as an actor. Susan Ford Now A Model — WASHINGTON AP President Ford's 18-year-old daughter, Susan, is working In Florida this week as a fashion model for an article in Family Circle Magazine. Press Secretary Sheila Rabb Weidcnfield declined to reveal Miss Ford's salary b4t said she Is being paid "the going model's rate." tt4it Ini-,.I wgnt In Piirn Pots4i ih.r,4r.t, £7-4a4I $ U1UV ailu ia V*L?V'..IVU to return to Washington by the end of the week. Mrs. Weidenfield said the story will focus on outdoor living and summer clothes. Southeast Asia Tour 610 2: SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 SUNSHINE iftc 625 '2 (Man) 'Wth This Ring." (Tuos. Thiss, Fri.) "Joarvw' 6' 0 (1) THE WAY IT WAS 1954 World Series BetI CfltS VS Indi,jf' 9 WLCOMEBACKKOT. 4 I) 4 ' pEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARDS: Variety arid oriterlairwnont special in which thu nahons favorite per- - 2 ohosts. Live, Santa P$4arvca. P gnAr.A I.IIMPIIn Umluvlø tAPi — 2 4 505 as MACHINE E) (Man) WORLD PRESS 730, local newS) (A) Wed, Thiss) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (R) (Fri.) BOOK BEAT IA) 9 0000 MORNING AMEAICA . anractoo TO U0905 &'fl fli(tIAiliV rTi'Jc, and lawjers ._- NeLsen A. Rockefeller will make a tour of Malaysia and (Tue's., -A A. ' - CA PTA I N 1230 MV AD CE 2' 1 Thailand, in March, according to Malaysian officials. Theyadded Wednesday that detall.swere being worked . 'mnosti.t'g, €D BASXETBALL:Livo,Netro . RDC** CMAI I T1.AT1I _______ p r I The / _______ Everday People" B!r.J.c-rr M pubic " - ' or • 9' tta,,nyo U takn C(sv0 and hi's life Airs rv"iiiro ,,r aansiagaaaa '.S'Vfl 19'J 1Yl,U,iiYium pjy pjng a "..# ce him j,, __ CLUB • - %' ' ,[ - -t a i'.. - • / : V ____ '' , ' ' ' .' - . - Connell, arrested at his . a.., \--i. CHILDREN (-.4n_U4 . -.-. -.. ______ -. . .- t. ' . CR1 PPLED . ._- .. - .. ., WV '. .. '- '.-'. . - "i . . ' "— identify firt three shots with a no contest to conspiracy, a pistol and salk away from the misdemeanor punishable by car one year In jail and-or 1 OiO Lewis told the 12-member fine, jun that he shot Williams but Thomas Ward Myers Jr, 31 secondegree murder in the that it was in selfefense. He — owner of a Cotan TranDec. 1 pistol slaying of his said Williams had come to his srnission Center franchise un girlfriend's husband, 3year. house a half hour earlier and U.S. 17-92, Fern Park — and two old James Lee 1ams. after aimed a gun at him. when nearly six hours jury Williarnc drove on in hI tI .tnhn deliberation at the end of the the dirt street he said, "Don't Orlando, were arrested after a three(ia)' trial before Circuit walk away from me. I'm going three-month probe by' Court Judge Robert B. to kill you." authorities cooperating with McGregor Lewis said Williams reached Cottman Transmission Systei McGregor adjudicated Lewis between his legs and under the Inc., PhiladeIia, Pa, guilty and con%jcted and or dri',er s seat and that he As part of the negotiated dered him held in Jail pending pantc)"ed tnd shot Williams pleas }krrtng s office dropped completion of a pre-sentence Mrs Mattie Williams ad- three Idony grand larceny Investigation and set sen mitteti under oath that she had counts against ea' h of the three Lencing for April fl Levis been going out with Lewis for uWendants and advised th could receii,e up to life tin about nine months and that court that restitution of W9 prisonment nl-1e had denied this to her angry state agents paid for bogus Williams was killed as he sat husband earlier on Dcc, 1. repairs to three autos is an ,. -' . --' .. '-. - I)e%onshtresubdiisionhoiiwat 10 20 p m Thursday by three ut> police officers sas booked Into the city Jail IC - consti- uction -- -- ,; _'l ,,. ,. '- - PAPER ' ,,, - - --' --_-- .- ' . '- - - .... -r r W, "-rr, Funds collected will he used to support Shrine Crippled and Burns Hospitals throughout the nation, auto at the intersection of trial this week, three men Judge McGregor allowed the Local Shriners getting ready to peddle their paperl include (from kft Ernest Cowley. sale chairman Midway Avenue and Water charged with grand larceny and men to remain free on SA I. E L=;x $1,000 structed hIm to make no statements concerning the incident. She said the charges were filed against her husband, serving the setxmd year of a two-year term on the governing txdy, by Pat -n1man Ronald I Seal) Arihur H aeckwilh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court - :- - __ _'z:- , fO(ef)Qflth,It lay 01' March - --. [ saul today'. Mrs. Conr.ell said her sal,- ! t". hi;ht't and best ' ,..,,, ........' - -ndr1tased On iS Own rtognhzance after his attorney c'" - $,j officlai ltd photographed CI L__ - g, . - President John - —) • 9 Vote On Marc Shepard and Ed Turner. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent .i.&..*i.L$2_' case involving alleged repairs of pro-sentence investigations he saw a man, who he couldn't to auto tra mksiofts pleaded and set sentencing for April . • ' - - -z An eyewitness testified that t 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FCR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO. 74-223I-CAo9.D GOVERNMENT NATIONAL. MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a I1 (Orporation, etc Plaintiff, vi. CARLTON DUNNING, and AR CHIE DUNNING, a k a Lavonia Dunrtin, hs wilt. Defeod.ir,?s. NOTICE OF SALE Notice Ii hereby given that pur Suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo%ure entered on the 16th day Of February, 1976, by the above entitled Court In the above ttyled cause, the underSigned Clerk of the abovi entitled Court or any 'of his duty luthor lied deputies will sell the Property Situated In Seminol County, Florida, described as foil*t: Lot 30 cad that part of Lot 31, OAKLAND HILLS, deScribed at lot lows Beginning at a point on the cuive of the East rigPitof way line 01 Encino Wa1' at the interdIon with the' iCtilhe'rly Iin of Lot 30, thence SOQth 6$ degrees SO minutes 7* Seconds East along the Southerly I,r of Lot for a distance 01135 07 fert, thence North 64 degrees 37 minut 3$ seconds West for a ("stance 01105.99 feet; thence Nc-.'ih 61 degrees 37 mInutes 35 Seconds West for a distanc, of 105.99 fee't; thence Plorm SI degrees SO mInute 35 tecond West for a distance of ?9 U feet to I Pie point f beginning, accordIng to the Plat therco', Cordit' In Put ocf "I)", Page '-I. Seminoiø County, Floridm at Public sale to the hghejt aid best b1dder fr a%h at I1: AM • In the forenoon n the 2nd day of March, 1976, .1, the WeI duor of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. DONE AiD ORDERED at San ford, Seminole County, Stale of Florida, thIs 16th day of February, 1916. (Seat) l Ph, 323.9262 Sanford Fundina River Aut orit .- ,4.jji F ,r,:;r? oi.mfjgMuc th11811xee ' The Sandbar NIGHTCLUB PUTTING 0lIY(.I LAST KILLER FORCE £THEDIrTGANG TNEATI( NIGHT I' THIS COUPON GOOD I FOR TWO BIG SHEFS' 's -.1 .. 'lIFE" INTO '/' \ SANFORD'S NIGHTIIFE! — — LISTEN'N - .DANCIN. . I. Join in Fun, MON. TIIRU SAT LADIES NIlE WEDS, DRINKS, HALF PRICE 'fappylfo',r 4pm 6pm .FREE hors d'oeuvres __ FOR99CI 0 ;I Th area's most popular place the jlace to meet and Qre't .Il locals and vs%iIoq Hear, ire. enjoy NASHVILLE SOUND From Music City U.S.A. ha' great fun toflilt'! ,m. tIll 7 a m TOP ENTERTAINME,4T Dine In RELAXED Confort At S.. / '.' .. I I Offer valid through February 29,1976 at parluclpating Burger (Met' Restaurants - - I',!i.. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ONE $39S/ FUNMEAL AT79C I . , .,, , 4 -SAL ., crier valid tttrough Fetunry29, 1976 at parliclting Burgsr Chef' Restaurants O1" jv Joe WaRQn Magic At Piano Orgen i I — $0 , LA CAPTr, PIFP4U, TO II pm. ' . . . RIVER ROOM ' $ " '- MEMORY.MAKE$ , Tj UISJ 9W L 1$ $wa $ S STSaIit; , ( ____ Arthur H. BeCkwit, Jr. levk of tht Circuit Coon By: Martha T. VihIen Deputy Clerk GRA's', ADAMS. HARRIS & ROBINSON, P,A U,' Rich.- H. Ac'am, Jr al East RObifl$ Street P.O Bo* X'4 Orla,,iJ.), FlorIda 31107 Attorney for Plaint itt PubIitj' Ftb. 19, $976 DEW 101 CANDICE RIALSON, MARY )RONOV, RITA GEORGE, JEFFREY KRAMER __fi 1 To,z ih tMIMI't I Sheraton"Sanford EASY TO REACH AT 1.4 ai.d ROUTE 46--SANFORD PH. 322.400 flIVATC UTVNUflSS 1 ___ SUNDAYS FREE SWAPSHOP 'Tj* MARKET IA.M ,spu = .- '-..... - -' - , '. !Z* '_ i' ;itrolman Terry' Baker and .-.- . - =_=,.=- ... . JA(.QUEI,INF: DOWL) She said the officers Insisted audience "We cannot hose Authority over the head- be just another paper.shulflir,g what we're talking about doing state did was try to stimulate impurities, Herald Staff Writer that Connell leave his sickbed another day'." waters was originally' bureaucracy that does — preserving something money development by giving away to be taken to jail. The St. Jcihns District does scheduled to be transfered from nothing," Mrs. Auth said. "So can't buy," she said. But much of the iiiarsh has the lowlands. A plea for public support of a riot have Mrs Connell said her authority over the the Flood Control District to the why keep the doors open?" been destroyed by husbnd had been out of to iIIC t. iOiuiS AStTk s now March 9 referendum to fund the headwaters of Florida's largest St Johns District last July but Mrs Auth and her colleagues "For ever>' mile a! railroad agriculturalists, developers on business Wednesday and e tom1 and Johns Water Management river, which runs almost 300 the plan was delayed when do not expect the referendum to the track laid, you got 10 square and industrialists tAho drained Thursdat' 'he s'uid he cut his District through ad valoremn miles from Its beginning in lawyers discovered that the pass. "We're coming out of a if miles, Mrs. Auth sat . , or usan o acres an stab. trip short returninghomeearly taxes was the theme of the Indian River County' to its wording of the transfer recession, unemployment is reierenuumn iaiis, v , reveRe , in ) u ,square in4 'the $16 eery , . 'o draid aencie5liketheDenmentof • l'hursday evening ill with the inse mouth In Jacksonvilie, or )ts documents would also take the high,"she said. "Nobody wants a you got another one free. And Transportation, which built Trouble,"ascminareyarnining largest • mi Ion I S S air flu 'irid went to the d0c,or tributary, UL,S the powerofraisingllloney through new taxes." pcapledidn'trealize t.hatif you roads across the lowlands and the problems of Seminole Okiawaha , necessary. morn4n. ad valor-em taxes away (toni pull a string in nature, you're cut off the flow of water, There She said the St. Johns District She saId when arrested County's two ma 1or rivers Flood Con ro. ict is going to find it's attached to the are also thou.sands of acres of Th St J hns [u The headwaters and the St. Johns and the Wekiva Connell was running a ternwould levy much less than the .tr in' to solve uiroblems bei!un rest of the world." state.owned land that have Okiawaha arc now cuntrolled Now the transfer has been one mill the referendum would perature of 102. Jeannine Auth, " been drained and now sit idle. Fl ad- by the Southern and Central delayed until December — but allow, To raise the $1.6 million The lowlands, people Mrs. Connell said the charges minLtrative assistant for the florida Flood Control came a st te, ri.: U sat d District, will be delayed even longer if needed next year, Mrs. Auth discovered later, served a real "I'm not pointing a finger at stemmed from an incident at St. Johns District and opening which, Mrs. Auth said, was the rferendum fails, said, the owner of a house In those days, the Florida purpose. As the river meanagriculture, industry, or the home of Mr. and Mrs. speaker for the seminar established in 1949 to control "If that happens I, as a state assessed at $,(W)0 would pay peninsula dered thi'ough miles of was more than marsh developers," Mrs. Auth said, n l.inton King of 310 E. Church sponsored by Seminole Corn- floods not to protect the employe, will stand up and say less than $2.50. million acres of wilderness and and swamp, the plants filtered "I'm Just saying we've got a Ave. on I"eb. 3. munity College, told the environment. theSt. Johns District is going to "I think that's darn cheap for one of the first things the new out nutrients, sediment and cumulative problem." Connell was called to the King home by' Mrs. King after a • series of incidents in which IVI 3 their home had heen ________________________ - - - T, ' . -- - - , , " -: ',J.. "." ' .a.. ,; . . ... s -. , - , - 4- , '-.5 4' i, Jti i) iI.4,_,r,,1,,, -- '! "; 'i.'- c " ,4. ' ,? , . 2':c :: - I?j;y ;j - r-y- _ $TV , - . iot 1 k13, - . -.-.,. .- ' ; ,T 'JI. - '' ' ' ' '' 4.. ,,' - .1. Mrs. King et the time, told a story of harassments by' a neighborhood man and refusals Li>' the city' police to take action until after onnell wa. called for assistance in early November. I - - "• .. - . •'1 . - ''".':; ..p . '- - - . '.' ' ' s—" . .. . ' . ' ' ' . . l)Iru'c tar Douglas Keller, at a December council meeting, said that Connell had been obstructing police officers in performing their duties and denied Connell's contert ion the police department wa.s keeping a file vfl the official. - '- S . ..... . , ' . .- -S i: - _______ . . -. i; . '_ I , ', - _____ ..-_ ., t.iL4 / - / I .r ' _________ ,. ' :- ( -- - - - ___________ J * -- Ij ' . . Longwood Councilman ('rerard Contwll is afalited by Sgl. Robert Partain from a couch In the police department waiting room u the city ecficial wailed to be picked up and taken home by his wife alter his arrest Thursday cight on charges of obstructing police. .=... .- .:' -: -: --- i= .'-=-- - .5... Burke Thursday aftern.i 0 at a restaurant at SR-436 and Howell Branch Road, according to count>' jail records. manslaughter in the Jan. 23 Sheriff John Polk said the death of his wife. investigation into Mrs. Burke's Michael Patrick Burke, of death began Jan. 23 when 1013 I)unraven Drive, is at'- ambulance attendants cuseil of inflicting head wounds responding to the apartmeo and injuring Mrs. Judy Ann reported her death. Deputy John I. Poole Burke two days before she died reçortrd that Mrs. Burke's itt their residence at a south hit' mYllflinating coiiiillittt'e ;ill present the following slabof officers for consideration Robert Brunner, Rolling Hills, president; Tom Kanelhis, Apple Valley, first vice president; Jerr Sttinelker, Woodlan(Ls second 'ice president ' \'' .- 9 r. ' . .'i.r' o . . ' i 'i'-vu '5,,. 5, - . "A(, bj - '.4 "p4?"v"? *. ' ,,4",. .r' ' 4-ikf't.i " ' 'S r . ' , . .---.. :'-. =='_=. .5- i" ' "- ' '.''i' Sheriff's deputies Identified Burke as a pressman for an Orlando newspaper and said the couple has two children, ages !'ur fl1UI1U and four ..... .. Burke and his wife "had been involved in a conirontat ion during the past few days" aod Mrs. Burke had been thrown ''Into the wall of the apart. mnent." An interim grand jury report, released Thursday afternoo,, stated that the grand jury a1a considered the alleged shooting of Horace Lee Davis, 21, of Oviedo, by Oviedo reserve police olficer Robert Merchant. oti Feb. 1. years. The grand jury' indictment was returned Wednesday and ordered sealed by CircuIt Court Judge Kenneth Leffler until Burke was arrested. hertff's t)etective Sgt. William hogan, investigating offtcer in the case, arrested count -- .. . - 1-'' - ; - - =..--.-==- - --=5 --. 5=-... -. -ss. :... '',, s'ç '4 =5=S.s--.- S-.S. . 555=.-. :-5= ; --S--':' - -. tL,I ' ' s . i5 adt.'' '" - ,s -i 4p' J'Jt '!i-: .V" ,. ' -'-' ' . 'i..: s'. '- ________ r ,-i. 14 -' ' /.t' ' '-'m% - - 's" '.'. , t"4't ç-'z ; '. ¶:'t"y .?:,I ' --. V . '' ' :!",'.' .',. '(Jr. ,"- - '.-' 44=' %. _ I, .: ..,',,',, '.., i' '-?kT-': - - -' t "- -: r- -: . , !_, - ,-, -- ... • ' :-"' L,j -- C' - -. £ '4'"1" I'l, (/;- ___ ___ ",' - i '\;'-""i ' 1IJ brother, Steven S. Lynch, was at the scene and told him that Seminole apartment complex. The program for th meeting iIl lx a debate beReen Clirk of the Circuit (ourt Arthur H lleckwith Jr. an Count>' ('ommlssioner Harry Kwiatkuwski Ofl the (IUI.'.Stlofl 011 the March 9 ballot of splitting the duties of the clerk's office to permit the appointment of a comptroller by the ('onilliIssIon. ," 8-year-oId south Seminole tnan was held in lieu of $8,(.)O 1-. oil at county' jal? today on a .r.cid jury indictment charging itie Sciiiinole County Icague of Civic AssOcI2tIonS will hold its annual election of officers at 8 p.rii. Monday at the First Federal Savings arid Loan Association conference room, 436, Altarnonte Springs. sit - ' ' fits S. ' , .\ I , - ' Mrs. Or-a Jones, mother of ('harles Jones, , of E. Warren Strct appeared before the city' council n recent weeks say'ing her son had been charged with the firebrmbing and that because of publicity' in the case Jones cannot gtt a faIr trial in Seminole County Jones' trial 13 schedukd for Manh 8 in circuit C(h rt In His Wife ' s Death C)ff ' (-I i'.'.,; ," I" .,,,.e '4 1-$,.'i ''e .' County Man Charged To Elect ____ _- ' - ! 4,,.jq "4 '-.. ' - p4'- ,, 4.1.,'y,t..j" ,,r LIP. ,' r ________ ' and gunshots been fired into the frwne house on three separate occasions, t,, , - . ______ ,j ,,I.,..' - Publi ..•-....-' r , , ___ .': ':',, Reserve Officer Glen Scott. 205 N, Palmetto Ave. "-s -_ h DEW cil m _-- . . '"".,$, :'' I 'L ' u1 1 - , I "willfully obstructing and opposing a adit'e officer in the line of his duty by' entering into a crime b scene area, a first degree riusderneanor OPen 11 a.m.-2a.m. Daily EXCØP?SU Trench 'S . . By BOB LI O I) herald 'taf I Writer ,\ circuit court jury late Thursday found Ronnie James t.eis 19, of Midsay guilty of c. - — - UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT PJ) - IA)\(1W000 — City CouncilmanGerardConnell'strialjn iiiunicipal court has been set by ('ity' Judge Gene H, Stephenson and appurtenance's, im provemenl . 1'OAST uhanynad .%Ji is fixturt' ' . ' IIi raid Staff rlter follows: LOtS 11, 13, 15, 16,1 17; Lots $3, 11, $5, $6. $7 6. $9; Lots lOb, 107, $ 109; Lots 124. 125, 126, 127 & 171, HOWELL. ESTATES SUBDIVISION REPLAT. according to the plat thereof recorded In Plat Book ii. Page's 17 and 4, of the Public Records of Seminole County. Flor4, TOGETHER with all structures ana 'flpiovemtntt on said land and 12 MAGNIFICENT MARBLE 121 TOOAY (Local news at 725 arid 825) 4 6. CBS NEWS: (Ch 4, (1 SESAME STREET a ltvSgo to lute oil a -- LflUflTv 11&iYIll* ,I.I,,IhA Guilty Lewis Found M.. It', EJO"I\A ESTI.,'i NOTICE OF SALE I0 ';t,' .'._,: S I a ted .o?ce is hereby given that put suant to a Final Judgment of ForeclOSure entered on the 17th day of February, 1976, by the above cntitlt'd Court in the above styled cause, the undersigned Clerk of the above entitled Court or any of his duly authorized deputies will sell the property situated in Seminole 4 H. Connell INTERVEST, INC.. a Florida Corporation, et at. Defendantt 9' EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH €1) ADOAMS FAMILY 4.30 MIKE DOUGLAS SHCM' 6 MERV GRIFFiN SHOW 0 W SESAME STREET .91 THE FBI (A) Prcx1 beICYW ; . ' ' s. HARTMAN 9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST- Jority Leader Thomas P. earlier, the Commission held a special facilities and street paving, Department of Commerce to t' House voted to override bY 319 riieeting to Two Republican-sponsored O'Neill Jr., DMass., when told 'lobs to uefl) tz1s emergency alu WI discuss the public set aside to 98, a margin of 41 Votes, funds for Sanford," biLls offered as alternatives to the Senate had fallen short of Robert Strauss, chairman of that some senators works bill. City Manager W.E. succumbed Paulucci said the bill was Paulucci's comment after the vetoed measure would pro- overriding Ford's veto, 63 to 35. the Democratic In Sanford, the presidential Knowles was directed to work provided funds for areas where the city commission voted National Corn. to the administration's cainride aid when the unemployFord got the news ca board mittee, had termed the struggle paign to frustrate the expressed llowes'cr, an override of the to get the county designated an cent, adding that he understood under the Economic per veto had been anticipated, cent and the aid would go to Paign swing through New during a meeting with several hopes of economically distressed area unemployment in the Sanford Development Administration, localities where the rate was Hampshire. He was described big city mayors and Democrat- ment." state and Iccal govern- 1. AMBER, .1. C. TYLER, JR., JOHN D. UIBLE and JOHN H. ROGERS, not individually but as all of the currently elected and ,icln Trustees of GUARDIAN MOP TGAGE INVESTORS, a Massachuetts Uusln.'ts Trust, Plaintiffs, 4 00 '2 IRONSIDE 6' MARY HAR MAN. MARY 1200 Jeno Paulut'ci, a prominent under the criteria of th area was ctnsklerably higher But thoc fund,s are nut Lu be above ó per cent. The national as "elated" and claimed a rx- Ic Senators on Wednesday and . iiiffllu,i dollar wjntiiaii to S'$ltor(l property owner who, Economic Development than that. made available, rate in January was 7.8 per litical victory over the Demo- had warned that "If we can't finance the building of a new since l)ecernber, has been Admirjstralion, Paulucci also said, in apIn Washington, congressional cent. city hall and other development urging the Sanford City crats. beat him (Ford) on this, we are p;u !or the funds, city and t)emoc-rats aj- e trying to figure . The cost of one bill was estiH c'illed the lobs bill "dec. in big trouble," when President Ford's vetoed Economic l)evelopment put Sanford UI lIne for publIc redevelopment plan drawn up measure they can offer, 1,l billion public-works jobs Administration grants, warned works monies that could have by Hans G, Tanzlcr, mayor of and would provide funds Sanford's Downtown of ' the worst There were plans in Congress (or community development in bill was upheld by the U.S. that President Ford was cx- helped finance construction of a Development Corp. (DDC). Jacksonville, Fla., and presiSenate. to seek a compromise jobs those areas of high unempected to veto the bill, HR 5247, flC (it) hall, as e1l as other dent of the National League of ' 1 ii it' , . .. i i iXiICC Ii projects including low-cost nlovuient ifliOru puts ,mPcItre 'inc'udf ii talk of "ivDemocratic leaders were Cities, which had lobbied hard I he Senate fell three votes 0 chocked b" the defeat of the aa Lont,ress as CXC(.iCu housin' recreational hcilities together a plan and we can set ing quick consideration to other i-'ti short of overritling the veto, 63 toUi override It. "This is really a bitter disci ior toe ulii, sauIiIllS organe 1 h the' I' d job-creatin •h' regional detention facilities, up a liaison ri Washington, we pe nuing to appointment," said house Ma.ation was "Profound1yr. (in Feb. ', the Sanford CIty regional sewage treatment might wel: influence the lcgislttion. A few hours IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE tIO. 7S•2409.CA-O9A GORDON A TAYLOR, CHUR CHILL &. CAREY, JR., EUGENE W ROCKY AND FRrL)s. Afternoon (I.F) Otid Hof'WUOd Archerd Ore I'5l Nm' 9. THE STREETS OF FRANCISCOguosts. Sno (P< Man) Set 4 Sanford's huj' ui a toulti. DEW 100 UNDERDOG Falls Short ye rrid e Try 0 Ford Veto Kills Hope For Sanford Windfa VA? DEN BERG. GAY 4.' 6 ALL IN THE FAMIL', (A) I GENERAL HOSPITAL ()A BIT WITH KNIT (Wed) WOMAN ALIVE W THE MOTHERS IN LAW 330 f4! 6MATCHGAME 49 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 11:55 6 CBS NEWS Se nate & BURKE, PA. Attorneys for the Plaintiff Post Office Box 793 Orlando, Florida 32*02 Publi,J'i: Feb. 19, 1916 2 2 ANOTHER JRLD Thiss.) NOVA(fl)(Fn ) KUP S SHOW (A) 300 "CAD.RASCOLENOAS 12 HINEIGOR 650 4 NEWS 655 2 DEVOTIONAL 6 58 12 PAUL HARVEY n-t D (MiYi) ERICA (fl; (Tuj A 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) €t) (b'i, Wed., Fn.) ALEGRE" (Tues., Thurs) 638 12 LIVING WORDS €L) ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES €1) THE LONE RANGER :9:THENE,GNBORS S0U.FtES FARM AND HOME 12 NEWS SOUNOSTAGE (A) (Wed) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING Sanford, Florida 32771—PrIce 10 Cents Defendants on the Ith day of March, 1976. at 11:00 am. at IM weSt front door of the Courthouse ot Seminole County. at Sanford. Florida the undersigned Clerk will o4lec for sale the lottowinQ cescribed real property Lot 59, THE COLONNADES. THIRD SECTION, according tO the PIat the'eof as recorded In PIa? nook lb. Page 53. Public RecOrds o Seminole County, Florida. together with all structures, Im. piovcments. fi*ture5, appliances, nn taid land or used In conjunction therewith. Tnt' aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment en. tered In Civil No 157513CA09E now pending in the Circuit Court of the Eihteenlh Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County. Florida DATED tht5 16th day of February, 1976 (Seat) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of tnt Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihien Deputy Clerk 9 RHYME ANDREASON 200 .9) $20,000 PYRAMID 2:30 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THEGUIDNGLIGHT DRIVE 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 1130 12 2 HOLLYWOOD 630 4 PASTORS STUDY 6' SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 635 S!ars u' Iiouston 830 ''MILlER. Hap tOflS9ilf lfldIidO Wntwtth arrest of a oosstioy at amasagoparkxandanold I3dy wto mugs men LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS 857 2 12 NBCNEWSUPOATE 9-00 0 68th Year, No. 156—Friday. February 20, 1976 NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that TURNS MERCE MEMBERSHIP (Wo1)ProstnEduia,on" 9 DAILY WO TEA €1) BASKETBALL.: CollogeM DANNY NEWKIRK, wilt'. 5:30 2 a CIVIL NC) FEDERAL NATIONAL. MOP TGAGE AS Soc tAll ON. plantif I, 1 30 2 12 DAYSOFOURUvEs :4: (6 AS THE WORLD 4 PHIL DONAHUE *4OW 6 (T,os. only) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: sian today orgy witti guests Bany Newman, Nataiiu Cole. W SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 1000 2 12 CE L E B RI T Y SWEEPSI AXES 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 12: HIGH ROLLERS 14 PRICE IS RIGHT €D 700 CLUB 11.00 2. 12 WHEEl. OF FORTUNE 6 GAMBIT: Preempted Tuos., 5(ie below '6 (Tuos orfy) ORLANDO CHAMBER OF COM. 600 9; (Jo1y)ABcAFrERSCHOOL SPECIAL: P one Dads Now Wfo' Lance WXi i<,sty stat trithostoryol tIotraumaa 13 year old 9itf tacos moeting hot lathots ifo hot jun.or high math toachot. €1) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (BAW) 500 2 ADAM 12 €1) LASSIE r......... ;.. ..... =;;z; NEIGHBORH000 Frid ay the role Costars: Michael Bran. don. Meg Foster, Candy and Dane Clark. Jayno Meadows 4 THE WALTONS: The house by the county sei4s Brolin To Quit 'Welby' 1935 , -MHV GRIFEN S'iC7vV €1.) MISTER ROGERS' ....,,..a" i__... Franciscu Stats. Betty Ford Honored By PTA TOMORROW 9 ALl MY CHILDREN ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2 J 12) NBC NEWS 1 :UU 2 t12 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 8i NEWS 9 RYANS HOPE €1) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING MOVIE: (Pn) 'AIlacIC r inc. Eddie Aiborl. 1956 (Tuog) Pati 83Th (Wod) "A Kiss in the DatIt" Jane Wyman, David 1949 (Thus) 'nun tcx Uo Sun" Richatd Wkknark, .i Greet. 1956. (Fri.) "The Green Glovo. Gem Ford, 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 GAMBIT 6 MIKE (JJQA 6 (Tueg. oy) ot•oo AREA CHAMBER OF C0M MEACE UFURERSHIP DRIVE 9 MOVE.(Mon)"Fcwmoso p •i Damn, Parnola litton 1964. (Tuos) "Tho Ycxin Ooc1s.' Ben Gazzara, Frodonc atct (B&W 1961. (Wed ) "Coromo viy." Laisonce Harvey, Sara Miles. 1964. 'itish. (Thin.) 'High Mrid in j.'• Mthon nn, James Cotxzn 1965. 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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, February 19, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 19, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 19, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/171745ca02b07e880bc869066be96535.pdf 4dbd3eb48b48f0d5bc1df52b3a0bd8e7 PDF Text Text - It--n - 1, ------ -- -- - ---- - ---- -- - . .--• -•-- ;- ---- -- - • - -- ----- -- -- .&-••- *---..-- '--------.---------.--,2• Tuesday, Feb. 17, 1976 lb—Evening Harald, Sanford, Ft. BEETLE BAILEY B UT ) .REN'T O) cRi \C E ¼%LL A :G.4TE. PLA7E M ..-aEEP \ V4T I / OiJr' i TE EJETC %~"` / 1YPES I O THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 1/A THPA t ~ f . _~ N"--j~ t L se A I AMIl r T rri RLc<PY oo u \~ Lii ','ALáI'IiA jnIIL l\L Nfl JS1 !JUI T 4Z .Ippell.il (it) Cudgels II Thø Fast 13 JuvenaFs ftf 14 Pauser C,oddess of the ' 2 Dairy animal I School subject -1 Matched Mofindin dye p1 I Type of lettuce -.3 Symbol for nitOn 29 flight tab I 30 Took food - 31 £ $ Prostate WILL BE A STUD'' THE EFFICIENCY( SOLAR. HEAl Cancer s lug Ki ler l Dr. Lamb I CJ ) ~ by Stoffcl & Hcimdohl "KEE 5 I — (7 - I \\ —m A a --'4\( MKk 1 ' A • i7iI \ F4W' I '- 1 ( I L / \\ CIAX6 ? usr ADDING A LITtLE CLASS I GOflA FIND JT HAW! TO ' WHAi LJN ON eS$DES , '( -. I UR EATER\ SIRE! --- '- Y I , : ( ' H — _ . — -. - 11 11-i il - -i_-ri L - ~7, 3LONDIE - 'øP I7!I'? ii UC() i' 11 -t ,' t.i?IDVy 46 ''c Chic Young Wrest Key arro. rils't I S GJ S-ES EXPECTiNG s Cr ,O..t*ILS. ' ----: y,trl ~ ~4 F T TO Bt A — ___. TortIs the end of Tuesday night's weekly commission meeting, Kwiatkowski suddenR oraiie fhr' re1Iit,nn rn County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowskj suspecting Kimbrough. In loud and vigorous provided a year's worth of levity T'iesdiy tones Kiatkowski read aloud the resolution night when he asked for and received board which went something like this: passage of a resolution instructing Corn-"Where John A. Kinibrotigliasa county missioner John Kimlirough to retrieve a longcommissioner has fulfilled his assigned duties lost courthouse m aster key from Circuit with vigor and zest. And, Whereas John A. Court Judge Dominick Salfi. Un MEMO 0MMMM01Juuuui iuuuaauuuu Jil ul II l jl . 1 i1P1 Jul JIlL _JIIIJ JIl Jll.-- * VON JIl JIlli jlJ JIIJIIIJIJIII 'lllluuuuuu ur .1 _____ I I I -- ____________________________-- -. - - •.•.- _* •'------_ : •-. 1!~3~ i~ f I ' a 4 .fr _\ ! 1 ---- I — I _. - L f :4. /' I)-" — . I ( - r PRISCILLA1S POP '- 'Jf It FORGOT To KISS '\ I. GuEss\ YOU cOODNIG-4T') T1-4 'S )j --' GOOD I !___ ni II -' -' %P1.1 by Al Vermesr PIISCILLA1 YOU'D eE'TTER WHY AREN'T ttUjI HAVE A GOOD ' IN 8E/Il EXCUSE! c ; - L, ' 2 ' I , I— 0 " 4 " ~__ 1J\ - _. * J ) `_ /I r ' _'•&. .1k - 4 - iyv_ n.t I -$1& - '... a .-I'• Jf fl'--' ~iem - - P%" "O 7 ' !,.. , -1 --~ -'It •' ''z ~ fl" -4 - 6~1 (_ __ ( V If.. :7 --- a Pt C $ - . ; - — 1t - V -\ L 11 I ' ' :- - ? ¶ ..V - $ ..1 ; SIGN YOU VAWTEO SvENSOtf A -a i- . -. W , '9 ' 1" . • I -, -'-' pri r4# ' .'. f. -. - ) ', I" - - p1 ' .-. g . .'F' i •a - i : - & t - ''.: - . - - f 4' -. '.• FRANK AND ERNEST -. - - Y -- ' -. ' 2- .Y -'.P X: C. - - , 0 _ kJ(1 (", V 1,P - i-Tj • .[ , • U -. - - 0 apply to Ellis' yearly salary. -- L F . __T_ . ::21 ; I — ThINK L --- . U 1) by Bob Thaves Fr~-I~ I Tlh ,. 'A-" y — - .1__ft--w Q- --4- _~; ç - — I'.os 2 A --- -- :- -. — . -. -. %% rst North East South -- . L'- - -. A- I'.w, 5 • i'. - i• —Arthur Treacher's fish and chips is reportedly looking Into "We surveyed the Five major restaurant chains purchasing the old Royal Castle rea, took have chosen sites for new outlet on U.S. and counts, talked to outlets in the Cityt of Sanford in —Wuv's Burger Is planning to loca l people, got the past two months, Sanford build its facility at a con. information City Nlartager W. E. Knowles struction cost of $142.000 in the census said today, adding the activity Sanford area. competition. We feel may well signal an upturn in the Accorbng to Wuv's Burger more a nd construction industry locally, vice president of cperatlons, more The restaurants include: people are eating William Lips, negotiations are —Burger-King, which took continuing have more several out, on out a building permit Dec. 24, prospective sites, leisure time and are listing for permit purposes cost Noting his firm did a looking for a good of construction of the outlet at thorough market a nalysis place to eat." 30 Orlando Drive at $100,000. before choosing Sanford as a —Wi II ia m Lips ambo's is to construct Its site for the one of the 30 Kinibrough has recently been appointed - "Therefore be It resolved that the BCC does hereby assign the earth-shaking responsibility of retrieving the courthouse key from the honorable Dominick Salfi and deliver sa id key post haste to the said BCC." - Seems Salfi some fours years ago was inadvertently handed the master key. Since the mistake was discovered, however, each commissioner, as he was assigned as courthouse c ustodi an , was instructed to retrieve the wayward key. No one did it. Not Sid Vihlen Jr. Not Michael Hattaway. Dick Williams failed, too, Now, Kim br ough has a secret plan. He says he will not fail. His secret plan just might involve -- __ 2v I'ass i N i l'asi S N I I',i t £ "" A Nt'w Jt'tt'v reader ask s what we think of life in. termediate jump overcall desigr.ed to show a uod sixcard suit r sou o1w ili ng Sanford," lips said Knowles, said Cardinal lie said wher the property is Industries has indicated they selected and the purchase have "peetty well set" several closed, 60 days construction developments around Central time will be nssary ece bef ore e Florida and expec to start the restaurant is opened. producing some of the best have been noticing a particular family units ever seen. upswing in corLstructton acthings have to be an tivity during that P3St two Indication of an upturn," weeks, adding, that addition Knowles said. "This is hard to the restaurants, home stuff, not wishful thinking. construction has also begun "I'm looking for the building moving again. industry to get started again to He point ed to the issuance to put people back to work and 15 building permits for a value Wuv. Burger V. P. of nearly a quarter millionrecession when that happens the will be over. new facUityat 65 French Ave. restaurants which they plan to — dollars for Sanora South and the "There are too many people and listed construction value at build in 1976, Lips said the plans of A.K. Shoemaker to $180,000; out of work," Knowles said, out company felt is our people are eating out, have construct a 19home subdivision adding that persons are ap. —Jack-in-the-Box represe- kind of town, a growing area. more leisure time and are called "Uppland Park" off plying for city jobs, usually the ntatives are to submit plans for "We surveyed the area, took looking for a good place to eat. Upsala Road. las t ty pe positions filled d uring site plan approval for the traffic counts, talked to local We feel there is room for William Braceland of the times of prosperity. "We could souUieast corner of Airport pe ople, got census information another restaurant as long as city's building department said put two people In eve ry job," Boulevard and U. S. 17-92 to the and observed the competl(ion," th e quality of the prod u ct and four homes are set for planning and zoning com - he said. Knowles said, "where before service is competitive or better struction at this point in we would have vacancies for mission Thursday night; "We (eel more and more than what is already located in Uppland Park. week after week." changing all the locYs on courthouse doors. --- traffic a 17-92 --- He a vy Tour is Flow Creates Accommodations C t 1 1~ 1 N 0 ', 8 acancy , Is . The Word From Area Hotels, Motels AU VIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer ' I that motel is booked up through morning desk clerk at the Days and has been sitting in the Denise Lints reported that days we don't. restaurant all morning because facility has been full for "three "January, February and Nichols said heavy tourist he can't find a rental car." T ou rists fl ocking to Central Florida are discovering an March are the tourist months", traffic had been evident for a Nichols added he didn't accommndntinnc crunch, ac- Green said. "Th ings are quite month and the motel is booked believe that partirular 111 bus), and we hope they stay that up until Slarch 6. cording to an informal pull way." di0dwil had reserved a rental car in advance. today of area hotels and motels, "People can't seem to find Lanny (;reen, manager of Uie Holiday Inn In Sanf Virtually the same report rental cars," Nichols said. or four weeks." "We should be busy for the ,vn iiiujsths," be lidded. made for the month of June. "It's a lot better thin last Slumberland Court, 2611 At the Sheraton-Sanford Inn Orlando Drive, said, "Sonic cupants of the room had What seem to be an excellent decided to stay longer, year, which was a disaster," ye ar for the ho tel-motel inpresumably because of the fine McElreth said. "Usually by dustry is r esulting in problems weather. noon we're pretty well booked (nr ctlrne 'ister, c-vcn iJ- :.; up. People are starting to make with advance *" 'rvaLjons Tom .%IcElreth. owner of the their reservations much And although several One couple arrived in Sanford establishments in Seminolv, earlier." Tuesday night only to find their Orange and Osceola Count: ; .NicElreth said Slumberland c- -ifirined reservation would were contacted, no roorn for ord, said came from Richard Nichols, "Onemancamelnthismorning at 1-4 and SR-46, desk clerk days we have rooms and some Court already has reservations not be honored, since the oc- couple could be found. 6 Women' s Status Grou 11) JEAN PAflESON Iferald Staff Writer board will help identify and Formed "This will be an effort to get justice; rehabilitation and job seek solutions to a wide range of women into government," said training for women in prison; Council iECFRPCi will supply -i; - . '- -- -. , - _______ - - _______ _________ ' '. _. _____ ':! _____ - - • - Today - -. '-'."1,' __________________________ ,_,-: . , , , I -- - . -, - - Working on the task force with Ms. Crotty and attending the - I - Reynolds Set To Say this funding. A Central Florida Corn. local problems arising from the Ms. Crotty. "We're not going job opportunities; day care At a December, 1975 meeting mission on the Status of Women, changing roles of women today. into competition with em- centers; and development and of the ECFRPC, a suggestion was created Tuesday by the 17he ultinwtc objective is to ployment agencies." support of women's studies at was made by women that the Seminole County Comrnission help create a clilmate in which The groups may also serve as alllevels. Council assist in the fortriation In Sanford and simultaneously each individual can hope to a clearinghouse for information Ms. Crotty said the group of a multi-county Women's a by the Orange Count), Com. contribute the utmost in of particular interest to women. wou]d operate at litde cost. It Cortimission. Subsequently. the mission In Orlando. achieving a better way of life, Other concerns will includ e has been estimated the women's gr oup ilas won the Women in Osceola County regardless of sex. support of affirmative action Women's Commission will support of the Council. A priority will be the programs; adequate training spend $650 between January have contacted County CornAll 50 states. the Virgin mnissioners informally, but their establishment of a talent bank, and counseling facilities for and July, 1976 on technical Islands and Puerto Rico have proposal to become part of the said 1s. Crotty. This will assist women: examination of ex pe nses — office supplies, had Commissions on the Status group is not yet officially on the, local goverrunent in finding women's rights and respon- secretarial assistance and of Women since 1%7. In adagenda. Provisions have been women qualified to serve in a sibilities in such areas as labor, mailing costs. The East Central dition, over 1(X) local Cornmade for more Central Florida variety of positions. credit, family and criminal Florida Regional Planning missions have been formed at counties to join the Women's the county or city level Commission - , throughout the country. Initially, the group will be A s ta tewide commission was comprised of nine members established in Flori da by Gcv. from each county, to be apFarris Bryant in 1964 and Was pointed by the County C-urnreactivated by Gov. Heubin mtssiontrs of each member Askew in 1974. county. -Th ere are 1.2 local Women's Seminole County Commission Commissions in Florida. Chairman Mike Hattaway . Ms. Crotty, who is past iA agreed to make the l ocal ap• .1 president of Seminole County '4. -pointments by March 10. i League of \VOiTiefl'S Voters, In a presentation to the currently on the League's state commissioners, Ms. Maril> a - board, arid a county appointee . Crotty, acting iairman of the to the ECFRPC, said the task force, which has been t'Women', Commission has the working since Augus t, 1975, to concern of all women at heart. 4" 011110 bring about the Women's It is nota radical group, nor is sa id the would ç . ________it associated with any ot he r submit a list of nominees for _____ women's groups, such as th e possible appointment. ______ National Organization for Ms. Crotty explained the Women (NOW), _____ function of the Commission on ''We are not a partisan the Status of Women will be • organization," she said, "We primarily to act as an advisory -,-. j - -. -'-a. •)- - - - "7 1 are political only in the body to local govecn.rnent of. -. that we will take a stand tit ficials, public agencies,, ... supporting local issues conbusinesses and individuals. The _______________________________ cerning women." '-.. th uInu'rihh ~_ 3 17 6 if ,.',:4j- - ~ I g" •*-:'' •i:— i - '- BRIDGE ________ .I (. AT MARCH oc __J t— i By DONNA E.STE.S IleltI Staff Writer courthouse custodian, and, Whereas John A. KimnbougtI as a loyal and honorable member lif (htic-al party commonly referred to as Republican. f, dC WIN FOREVER, - - *a€ '.'•' 7 11 "4'jI)) 1T I IE I PIMti V-J cii -" IC±J L:- Z1 - .Thk7 443T r - r' - 41 I* iy, - N / fYM - WJ t:c" ..I t fl 7 .. - 7 1, i t ~~ A- ~i;~,11m~ 7 - .' ,1 - c '-ll` by Bob Montana ARCHIE - - '; Maybe its because Saul teaches creative aggression at the junior college. Or, maybe its because other comnussioners never f ound time (Jr %cre afraid to ask for the key Coin;uissioners say Salfi has held about four years. Whatever the reason, Salfi still has the key, and Kimbrough — in a real moment of high aspiration vowed last night to remedy the situation because he is th e newly ap. pointed courthouse custodian and, "it's the first time the task has come to me." While Kimbrough crowed of noble intentions, Bob Ellis said tickets are being sold to watch Kimbrough make his bold effort to retrieve the master key from the venerable judge. "1 have a plan." Kimbrough confided. Meanwhile, Ellis, the co mmission's acting administrative assistant, schemed up a plan to make money off the tickets which could - I 'ii Ii in ll~~ 15- - : ( GEE• AS ON MAE 'v WHAT I BOUGHT Restaurant Chains Comin g From Salfi By ED l'ltl('Kf;rr I krald Stall Writer I ( Outlets To Open In Sanford Kimbrough 's Dilem ma: "•'" 31111111 -. r' 2 Peace goddess 3 Svelte 4 Encountered S Dill herb 6 Boys came ,.. )f1 IRAT I - 35 OutbU11(1 1 1 37 Const'uCtI'tl to Staff 38 1*isted ;if I1llowd 39 AIqonqulan 23 Acting by Indan turns 25 Grivet monkey 40 SauCy 42 Bei ng (Latin) 26 Poker stake 14 t4ereditarv 30 Be present HOROSCOPE , 5YLVFT I fy41 t? Vestiges 11 Pack away On a DEAR DR. LAMB routine examination my doctor found a hardening of my prostate. tie sent me to a OF specialist for a biopsy that turned out to be mauignanL lie prescribed one gram of (hethylstilbesterol for the rest fl ________________________ of my life and informed me I may have to have my testicles radiation or both. Hormone removed. therapy or chemotherapy has I asked hir1i what my We no place in the treatment of expectancy was and he &aid 20 these localized cancers. Ilial years and let him worry about means no female hormones and .i Ta .,..%..4 ,i,,,ö,, ..,,.I a' ,, aaa.ea, B) ltClNlUi 1:1)1: 0501. no etstrutiun, but rallier (oLd he said one to five years. removal or destruction of the Any information you would actual localized cancer. care ' to give me would be For Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1976 If the cancer has spread greatly appreciated. I already outside the gland to involve the have enlarged breasts. pelvic area or to distant bone)' 21-April 191 rc!ling today. DEAR — Opinions sites then you can consider the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22' differ on the best treatment for use of hormones or castration. Take a middle position today on cancer of the prostate so don't The idea is to eliminate the matters of iinfx)rtaflce to better It's unlikely you'll COWL' out be surprised that what I tell you innuence of the male hormone evaluate (lie advantages of- second best in your business dealings today, especially if you may vary from what you have which is essential for the feted by each side. use shrewd insights and hunheard. maintenance of the cancer cells TAURUS April 20-Slay dies. There are a bout 2,000 new regardless of where they are Concentrate today's efforts on SA(ITTAI{IUS Nov. 23-Dec. r,fl rM s,-, in American own each year and therapy is successful In resources )uU ifiufley, 211 The bigger the group today 17,000 deaths. It is one of the reducing spots of bone spread, Result.s should be rewarding. t he more it should be to you most important cancers in mean. and particularly in relieving liking. Seek your fun where the About half of these can be pain. There is no real evidence Events ction is HI take a hand in a identified by a simple rectal though that the use of female managing today should work CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. c-xarnination. That is one of hormones or castration or the satisfactorily. Use 191 Challenges that others may quite several reasons why such an Combination actually prolong out be too fretful ((I attempt .sour initiative examination should be part of Ilfc. liouldn't dismay you today. Set O. every physical. The United States Veterans CANCER (June 21-July 22i sa determined example. Many men have clinically Administration Co-operative I )oni leave important matters AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb insignificant forms of cancer of Urological Reserved Group having a direct effect upon the the prostate. A small nest of repoirted that deaft from heart fa.rudy hanging today, A fast Sonic information may be relatively inactive cancer cells and vascular disease actually conclusion is to your ad- pa.ssett to you today through a friend. Don't sit on it too long may be found inside the increased 75 per cent in men vantage, ostate. If a man lives long taking estrogen for cancer of it could cool off. I,F,O (Jul)- 23-Aug. 221 enough, he will likely have this the prostate. which makes this Friends will find )ou very 1 III.SCF-S (Feb. 2D.Slarch 20) 1 even though it may never cause therapy even more pleasant company today. You'll Today, rather than tomorrow . hirn anv trouble at all. questionable in the minds of s will be more willing to tiol ) have ;I wa) (if inspiring them other' * to do about cancer of many authorities. This being with What your thoughts. iou favors. Take prompt authe prostate depends entirely on the case, there seems little vantage of what they offer. VIRGO iA41. 23-Sept. L)i chances for gain look the cancer is confined to the estrogen or performing YOUR IIIItTIIL)AY prostate as a small nest of celLs castration except to provide rather rat good again today. Feb. H. 1976 or even when it is large enough symptomatic relief. Opportunities may come to be felt on rectal examination Obviously, I can't say through work or from one close Interesting new friends i1i but is still co nf ined to th e gland anything about what your life to You be made this coming year itself, efforts should be made expectancy is withcut knowing l.IBRA tSept. 23-Oct. 231 through two divergent groups for a complete cure of the can. i f )cII disease had already Then' is no better time than you'll be involved with. Explore cer. How is this done? By spread beyond the prostate. now to act on carefully con- invitations to Join charitable ) surgery on the glan(l or Those who want more in. sidered plans. Get the ball organizations, ___________ formation on the prostate, including prostate infections BIRTH DEFECTS and enlargement, can send SO ARE for Th e health Letter, Number 1-6, Prostate Gl an d. UflWS YOU Enclose a long, stamped selfHEIR addrsed envelope OSVAI.l) itid JAMES Jt('OIUt' for (t mailing. Address your letter to _____________________ tue in care of the Evening for six the way the cards l,w, Herald P.O. Box 1551, Radio unrii 17 but West made his normal City Station, New York, N.Y. * K 652 lead of a diamond and South 10019 was able to bring his slain home by means of giving up A () 9 72 one trick to gain two F:sT CARNIVAL by Dick Turner ____ He won th e diamond lead AQ10974 A.IJ and promptly led a low trump ,3 , ______ toward dummy's seven and •QJ1093 •8542 six East won a surprise trick AJ6 AK 11153 with his eight, but now South Sf11 TII II), hall n entry to dummy to be A able to discard hi s two low 1) , -' K 4 -clubs on the ace and king of \K ________ spades A. 5 4 - -Th 171_# , '" 4,i1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -' .; " r j "!FJ-F JM 7' 34 Pt-ndu qutv(. to WtraerpcI RE, - I BUGS BUNNY I 68th Year, No. 154—Wednesday, February 18, 1976 i:*1 L0 DOWN tfvfrIQc$ by Larry Lc - :*_ - - IfVCl '4 50 1 ( DAAUflM ward, up, down or diagonally. 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Reynolds will formally announce Monday his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives. lie hopes to unseat Richard Kelly, il-Hollida. Reynolds' opposition in the primary will be fellow Democrat Sidney Vihlen Jr., a Seminole Co un t)Commissioner, Policy num be r 609 of the county school system requires Reynolds to inform" the board of his intention. "The board's main be t ha t campaign not de tr act from the running of the school," said Superintendent William Layer this mor-. fling. Reynolds has sa id he Would campaign this summer by working at school two days a week and running for office the remainder of the week. If Reyn ol ds were to win the primary on Sept. 7, he (1)uld take personal leave tim - oin tile - - -- As a quorum was not present city elections are now con. at the unscheduled meeting, ducted by the county. The DCC board members Boc. rd Chairman Sara Jacobson bers who had not attended to proved this change in obtain majority approval of referendum procedure changes made to the bill. Miss Jacobson read to the Those members present board a letter of resignation approved an amendment which from board mem ber Dr. Vince will enable the city commission Roberts. According to Ro be rts, to make their own aps medi cal practice and prior P°intments to the Development commitments were not per. Authority board, instead of mnitting him time to devote to being restrict ed to the DDC's DDC activities he had formerly rtcznniendatlons. tho ught possible. 'l'hey also approved the M iss Jacobson a lso read a i:ranting of the city commission letter from A. Edwin power to initiate removals from Shinholser, objecting to the the Development Authority fonnationoataxingdjsctas hoard, a means of raising money for The city commission Downtown development. r eq uested that the referendum Shinholser said he was not for establishi ng a special ta xing opposed to redevelopment, just t1tritt in Downtown Sanford to this means of financing it. - Membership Blitz Termed S u c c e s s ' T h e Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce member sh ip blitz of the city Tuesday brought in $8,667.50 and Chamber Executive Manager Jack Horner expects a follow-up this week to boost the total over $10.000. Ilorner described the 111CITAlersh,il) drive its an .- - --- p. --- - •,-- - - �. - e, ' - .-'- _______________________ .-= -- - --'--,.'.----.-'.------7A—Evcning Herald, c,,rd Fl, Wednesday, Feb. 18, I Warehouse FLORIDA IN BRIEF Mistrial Motion Denied In Lewis Trial NATION IN BRIEF By BOB LIA)YD Herald Staff Writer and Water Street. Williams was found dead in his auto and Van Hook indicated in oning statements to the jury that the state will present testimony of an eyewitness to the shooting. Dickey has indicated the defense will claim the shooting ',as in self-defense. of the juty took most of Tuesday in Judge McGregor's court, In other, separate cases docketed for trial this week: Richard B. Nott, 19, of 310 N. Edgemon, Winter Springs, pleaded guilty to attempted delivery of controlled substance to a person under 18 years of age. Noll was allowed to remain free on bond pending a pre-sentence investigation (PSI) and sentencing on April 22. — Robert Ash, 27, of Oviedo, pleaded guilty to felony delivery of marijuana to a state undercover beverage agent. Ash is free on bond pending a PS! and sentencing on April 22. Lhomas Jerry Heroy, 30, of Fern Park, pleaded guilty to Testimony resumed just before noon today in the firstdegree murder trial of 19-year-old Ronnie James Lewis after Circuit Court Judge Robert H. MuCregor denied a defense motion for a mistrial. Defense attorney Alan Dickey sought the mistrial sday after the prosecutor, Assistant State Atty, Claude Van hook, asked arresting officer R.E. Winger of the Seminole Sheriff's Department in front of the 12-member jury if Lewis gave any explanation whatsoever after his arrest "about any shooting." Judge McGregor said the prosecutor's question was "highly improper" and said the court would instruct the jurors to thy queiiuii. Let,is was indicted by the Seminole County Grand Jury for first-degree murder in the Dec. 1 pistol slaying of James Lee Williams, 33. of Midway, at the Lsskraevtjon of Midway Avenue Guidelines Handed Down To Curb Spy Agencies WASHINGTON AIi — The CIA and the Natlona Security Agency will be barred from eavesdropping on conversations to, from or Inside the United t.ates under President Ford's intelligence reorganization, according to administration officials. The ouidelinpit do not anniv in tho WAl whi4. ..'sii ovcrned by a separate set of directives being drawn up by the Justice Department. The guidelines conic after Ford announced at a nationally broadcast news conference Tuesday night his plans to revamp the foreign intelligence organizations. Those clans will enhance the role of new CIA Director G eorge Bush. The guidelines would contain a flat prohibition against ekctronic eavesdropping by the ('IA inside the United - - possession of stolen property, lie is free on bond pending a PSI and sentencing April 22. — John McKechlne, 2, of Dehand, pleaded guilty to Uttertng a forgery and was allowed to remain It ee on bond pending PSI and sentencing April 22. — Horace Lee Thornton, 23, of Sanford, pleaded guilty to petty larceny lna stolen property case and was sentenced topay a $500 fine or spend time in the county jail. Judge McGregor suspended $450 of the fine for two years. Cases docketed for trial this week but continued until the week of March 15 included: —William Scott Thornburgh, 67, of Winter Springs, accused of two counts of lewd assault on a child. Maria Jn Frnci2, 9, c! Sd, cd f !vth the scene of an accident. Robin Ann Campbell, 22; Richard Franklin Nelson, 22; and Mildred Redman, 4, all of Forest City, accused of receiving stolen prope:ty. . AFL-CIO Denounces Critics - Of Social Security System MIAMI BEACH (AP) The AFL-CIO tm denounced critics of the Social Security system whi urging Congress to enact changes that would put ti retirement System on a sound financial basis. In a resolution adopted here Tuesday liv Il mellerauon's executive council, the AFL-CIO charged th much of the criticism is part of a general campaign - - - discredit the program by "the same type politic ideologues" who opposed enactment of Social Security 1935. The count tI said that while responsible debate ro'eded, "distorted and false allegations that the system hnkrUpt and doomed to collapse are malicious attempi I0 damage public support for the Social Security system, While payments may exceed tax income for a year ( two, the AFL-CIO said, this should not be a cause of mnaj concern. - f'-, "I FA . . I. _7-. .- I . I . -I Twn ltnr4 i States, officials said. In Local Swindle '. ,.,~~ - Criticized WASHINGTON tAP1 The federal safety checks on nuclear reaclor controls are less stringent than those governing toasters and hair dryers, according to three engineers who quit their jots to warn of dangers of nuclear power. The three, who resigned from middle-level manageinent positions at General Electric's nuclear c "cb. 2 s, tt cuuld Its. us attention on nuclear safety defects, warned today that federal reguletions lack any requirement for an independent review of certain nu- clear controls. They made their statement in testimony prepared for the Joint Atomic Energy Committee. Trials Set In Drug Seizure NEW BERN, N.C. tAP)— Trials have been scheduled for April 12 in U.S. District Court here for a former Florida mayor and nine other men charged in last month's seizure of 22 tons of marijuana. t .a - t i' iwi.usdbdxe U.S. Magistrate Logan IIoweU. each man pleaded innocent. All are charged with conspiracy to Import marijuana, importing it and possession with intent to distrjbite marlju.a. Matmum penalty for each man is 45 years prison and a $78,000 fine. Facing trial are former Hallandale, Fla., Mayor John P. Steele and his son John David Steele, George Brent Poppis and Daniel Edward Engle, all of Florida, and six men from the New Bern area. Landmark Case Settled MONTGOMERY, Ma. tAP)— A Destin, Fla., attorney and two others who represented the plaintiffs in a Landmark case challenging conditions in state mental in. sicutions have been awarded fees totaling more than $43,000. The suit resulted in a ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. setting up minimum standards for the treatment of mental patients in state in- titutlons. Johnson distributed the fees on Tuesday in the wake of a decision by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dismissing the state's appeal of his 1I72 order. The principal amount of the attorneys' fees had been on deposit drawing interest during the appeal, and the interest money wa' also passed on to the attorneys. Jewel Thief HARTFORD t APi Convicted - Anthony W. Cappeta, 53, of Hialeah has been sentenced to two-to-five years In prison fir stealing $10,177 in jewels. Superior Court Judge Simon S. Cohen noted in his sentencing remarks Tuesday that Cappetta 'has been at c1da with the legal system for approximately 30 years now." Capetta has a record of convictions in five states dating back to the 194. His latest conviction stems from a June 15 heist from Ptulip-David Jewelers In West Hartford. Authorities said they recovered a shopping-bag full of jewels from a car Cappetta and John F. "Sonny" Castagna, 34, of Newmgton were aonrehended in after the theft. Congress Eyes Reshuffle WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford's actions to reorganize U.S. intelligence including a curb on Lx'es2de ntial power to order covert operations — r4re headed for close congressional scrutiny. - - Sen. Walter F. Mondale, DMinn., the second-ranking Democrat on the Senate intelligence committee, said hearings will be held on Ford's proçssals "as soon as . ~~ iirjctical. Rep. Otis G. Pike, D-N.Y., 1ormr chairman of the disbanded house Intelligence conunittee, complained that Ford's proposal will keep control of U.S. intelligence under the secret oversight of "a very small tmmber of people in the executive branch. It's going to depend on th.r to thr i past." H R ~ , : ! -. —__--r1 v ' - ., v' fLiTTi -. . Mandatory r' .ir _I... - -n--j--- .. e Sentences Urged WASHINGTON M') - A VVW of generallj liberal achohars and politicians today urged mandatory prison sentences for violent offenders cM called for an end to the parole system. The Cntiiittee for the Study of Inciarcrration cccl- -- - dtdcd that a convicted offender should be punished with aiJ or ome lesser penalty primarily "because he fl not betaw.r of any hope of rehalsfltation. ks&t Mt — i reaiuncnded that wily the most 4 b Jailed longer than five years. .40 MtftWiftI* M4a (torn a four-year y fr*'k c&Jled 'i}ing Justice." - .:=4_=_ ';-=(.=. '-4 - ---- - 'Vr -----: -- T'-' -- - :- ,j-'- ==-::'---- -- - - IA _- 4--*7 r -_. - -. ..,,. - l'lllL\lI;l,plII. i.\li - t.'ruzncn from the 40,LWL)1l Linker S.S. St. Thomas, who vowed over a month ago to stay aboard until they were paid in full, have left the vessel rather than risk possible removal by immigration Reactor Checks ;. - Abandon Ship authorities, Capt. John Koukis and his 28-man crew had been stranded aboard the rusty-gray ship since Jan. 13, when it was seized by U.S. marshals after the Greek company that owned it defaulted on a bank loan. They began filing down the gangplank late Tuesday on their lawyer's advice, and policemen drove them to a txtcl. --- -- ',---._- -',.._. . ---. --..-. _.s? .......'------------ --.-,-.-.----...-.--. Tes#imoy Resumes in Murder Case 'll — Crewmen _- .. ' ' - - .- ' ... . ;~ . . - ': :'. . •- . I I :' gasolire station. Lester Wilson, 23, of Winter Shepherd dog was taken from Park, and Larry Polk, 26 of the pound after someone cut a Orlando, were a-rested chain and lock from a gate Tuesday night by detective TI' \. " Walter L. Jones Jr. and Patrolman Ray Bronson said patrolman Tony L. Brooks Jr. Bond was set at $5,000 each the (log, which had been tinpounded earlier Tuesday, was for Wilson and Polk. p' re-located Tuesday night. Police said that upCattle Theft proximately $100 that was Sheriff's deputies today were ellegedly taken during a fast lnwctigntinu t cinuter of changc wstn a service two cows and the theficf their station attendant at First Street carcasses from a pasture west and French Avenue was of Sanford. recovered. _1/ : Deputy J.F. Bennett reported Dog the Pound Burglary cows, owned by Jerry L. A mock trial this morning at Lakeview Middle School found three young "defenntg" facing M OCK TRIAL Clrcidt Police today were inCox, of Lake Mary, were butCourt Judge Dominick Salfi and the whole student body. Participants in the trial, which was intended vestigating a burglary at the chered near cattle pens on to teach the students about court procedures, were (from left): Assistant State Attorney Bill Leffler PRESENTED city dog pound on E. 25th Si Oregon Ave. south of SR46 and 111; youth deputy Kevin Burdette; defendants David Pitcher, Devron File and Leon Mason; and Animal Control Officer Joe east of 14. defense attorney Roger Ben-y. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Shupp reported that a male Tractor Stripped — black and brown German State Department of Transportation officials reported 1 'V •à• thie'esrid par'aiuedat I '.4 I I '.4 II $300 from a tractor 'd toad grader parked on SR46 west of Sanford near Lake Markham Road. Deputy Frank Ambrose said a battery, cables, alternator raise $50,000 in this county in By El) PRlCKET Last night's decision in- amended yesterday by Kwlat- that the day care agency will and tools were taken from the Herald Staff Writer order to win the matching dicated a reversal in the kowski and Commissioner John have to seek funds elsewhere in state-owned machines, funds, commission's posture last year. Kimbrough. the next fiscal year. Compressor Stolen Seminole County CornThe commission issued a Last year commissioners Since last year's commission Since day care frees mothers IlenryJones, oI317 Teakwood ruissioners Tuesday night challenge to industry to come rejected the agency's request action Conunissloner Richard with pre-school age children to Lane, Altamonte Springs, reversed their last year stand up with funds which will then be for the entire $50,000. Williams said he has recon- work, the commission Issued a reported to sheriff's deputies toward day care in Seminole matched with the $5,000 in The issue was raised again a sidered the Issue and now be- strong challenge to local inthat a rental air compressor County and voted to produce a available county money. week ago by Commission lieves the program worthwhile dustry to come up with dollars valued at $1,200 was stolen from total of $15,000 towards winning The conunisslon will grant an (-'hairman Michael Hattaway. and should be funded, in one which will be matched by the yard of his residence. $400,000 in state and federal additional $2,500 on a dollar for 'lattaway was backed by manner or another. county money. matching money. dollar matching basis with Cxi'rnIssioners Harry KwiatAuto Burglaries But William,s voted to put the Kimbrough opted for the An outright $7,500 award was industry. And, a second $2,500 is k. and Sidney Vthlen Jr. issue off until budget time later match program An Elizaville, N.Y., man because he said granted the Central Florida available in county dollars on a Hattaway's initial proposal in the year. reported a purple suitcase industry will not respond as Coordinated Child Care Center, two-for-one match with local was to make an outright grant Kwiatkowski said the $7,500 long as industry leaders know containing $426 cash and perthe agency that is seeking to industry, of $10,000. But that was award , items valued at $1,074 was w is "one shot" offer and county government will provide taken when burglars entered the funds. If the entire $15,000 goes to his auto while it was parked at day care, Mrs. Phoebe Car- the Quality Inn, 1-4 and -__~ penter,agencydireor,ia Longwood. Deputy P. J. I-. additional $15, needed to RIins Identified the traveler .1 obtain the full $400,000 available as Anthony Concra, 35. in matching money. Deputy Frank Ambrose sa id , . I 0 0 ~ " ,.,-*! She hopes to secure still- Billy E. Blair, of Ashland, flI., needed funds from industry, reported LONG WOO I) — Police action, declined a move by public works department to cut Mrs. Carpenter has identified burglarized his auto was while parked at the Patrolman Michael Fisher and Councilman Lawrence Gold- another baseball diamond out some 400 children in Seminole Sheraton Sanford Inn, 1 and Cadet Christopher A. Heath berg to have the vehicle at the parkiand near the city County who are in need of day SR-46. Items reported missing -- r!. have been voted corn- repaired at former Councilman cemetery and to place a back- care facilities which '' can be included two cameras, rnendation by the city council H. A. Scott's garage at a cost of stop at the site for baseball provided under terms of the binoculars and a citizens band for saving a city man from $814.23. games. new grant. radio antenna. ... drow ni ng while involved in a Goldberg withdrew his .. -. - .. Lake Wildniere boating acmotion urging that the repairs cident over the weekend, be accomplished as quickly as ...%"..%o-' ,!,....% I __e4 01 ', Letters from Public Safety possible to get another car on - . % % s''' V Director Douglas Keller said the road. The police departthe two rescutd Paul Padgett ment currently is operating I $$$ from the lake after his t',oat four squad cars. Goldberg earlier noted that overturned, the 1974 adding their fast SPEAKER A 'better bond market" Environmentaj Services, a savings to county taxpayers. vehicle to be response and trained rept lied could be could save Seminole County Dale pointed out there was Fan K. Mlnott, Seminole High probably saved the man's life, used when another of the cars is Dale al lashed out at the taxpayers from $200,000 to nothing amiss about the Sep- City of School registrar will speak on undergoing reoairs. C.asselberry for delaying 0000, according to County tember transaction. But the cty'spurchaw "Our Black Music Hritag" The council unanimously of,jtwo fl e council voted to pay Commission Chairman Michael because of todays "better bond firms for Brotherhood Week at lauded Fisher and hi 'ath and for about eight months, $10000 from federal revenue Hattiway. market", Dale said at least Antioch Missionar Baptist ordered commendations sent to Dale said the bond market at sharing funds on a bank loan Hattaway brought the Issue three firms have offered to the fIrst of last year was Church, (hied*, Thursday at 7 them. much used to purchase the newest fire up at Tuesday's county corn- come up with a refinancing p.m. A former instructor In bettir than the market that In other business, the truck s.ewral years ago. With mission meeting. package that will be.efit the existed when bonds were Iflack History at Srmtnale 111gb the payment the ualance on the The governing body instruc t chairman ed tW said county. and Seminole Junhr College, he floated. extensive truck loan at ComBank refinancing last year's $2.4 "We need to look Into that," received his Bachelor of city mechanic to do "This is what we should have Science and Master's degrees repairs on a police car which Casselberry will be $16,000. million bond issue, which was remarked Commissioner John got the bonds for before Goldberg urged the payment, used to purchase two utilities, Kimbrough. from Florida A&M University, has been out of service for Casselberry sa'ewe up," Dale saying it is budgeted and the could result in $200,000 to Kimbrough went on to say, said. and is attending classes at many nty is curTcntiv drawing 5' $500.000 savings over the life of "I'm not too sure there isn't a florida Technological A suit filed by them The board, in ttkm the per cent interest on the money the bonds. Santa Claus." LflJ'fljt)'. lie Is minister of 01 Casselberry Mayor Bill Grier while paying 6 per cent In. When the refinancing scheme "I still believe In Santa blocked th e county's purchase, Inusic at St. Paul Missionary tt rest on the loan, was first brought to Hattaway's Claus," added Commissioner Etaptist ('bunch and director Finally, Grier, at the request Delegation be Black Bicentennial 1 consensus on whether the attention, he said he was Harry Kwiatkowskiof city officials, withdj ew the horTIL city cotmcilbelievesthe Council skeptical becausehe didn't Kimbrougt, did a study suit. But Dale claims the believe in Santa Claus., ' similar to IKttaway's and dano. of Local Governments in Sets - - nlr.a1u J st..s. Idler researching th issue, came up with similar results Seminole Coun ty should —Ed i*u however, the chairman said — The Srminole ('ount' tinue its double taxation sub- studies reveal a potential to Eiening Hei1d legislative Delegation is (onunittee was delayed, save as much at $500,000. meeting next Monday at 4 p.m. In September when the Mayer James It. Lormann at Casselberry City L Hal said stated Wednesday. February is. 1976—Vol, 68, No. 154 cotty purcl'ased Indidn Hills t)fief Sen. John Vogt, delegation Publishtd Oauv and Siday. e'c.,n v(liinwntc itself should be and Consumer Hills utilities the Satvfda, a'' chairman, lie said man)' by Th Sanfard Htrat, Inc 300 rd ('oWity paid a U per cent incontinued if only as a A, . S.rf-r Hfll Seminole County residents have for the exchange of Information terest rate for bonds. %#CWW C las s Psitag, Paid at S., called him under the mistaken wi'J f,,d, Floonds flu That rate at present Is about Horn, ociv,y, S5 centb Up,,12 40. a Montf,% . impiession the meeting Is being 6..5 per cent, according to Bill ' M40 BY da varn o borne d?l1VTf y All other mA,l held tonight. The board authorized the We, the county's Direetar f ''°'. Uê O. I? M0nP% 117 Ah 1 S Dru Murder Charged JACKSONVILLE tAP - An alleged drug dealc'i iis been charged with murder because a man diedi (ron an overdose of heroin, prosecutors say, Asst,.quite Atty. Aaron K. Bowden said Tuesday he betit've.s only one other such charge has been made under a Florida law that took effect last July. Harold Edwin Arnold, 21, of Jacksonville is being held without bond on a murder charge, and the case is ex. ;'ct('(l to ge before grand jury. Howden said. ss.siu h Lost Mrih4ng S Fur'4" County Approves Day Care Funds KEY WFS tAPs — "I wish it could have been me that drowned and not iii' father," said an 18-year-old Illinois girl who survived a boat sinking off the Florida a .- '. Better Bond Market Could Save S Coun ty .. ''" ', ,, TALI.AHASSEE iAI' —. Any illegal payments by Tenneco Co. to Florida officials apparently were amall and probably do not warrant further investigation, says a prosecutor. Asst. State Atty. Robert Willis of Jacksonville said 'l'uesday company officials have advised him of the extent of their payments to public officials in Florida and are sending him a report on the situation. Willis (11(1 rot (IISCIOSC details of the information he received from Tenneco officials, but said the amount of money involved was very small .4 ' Hearing Set In Bus Crash .' S,,.,., 's Sets AAtinn lAKE PLACID API A Georgia truck driver faces a March 10 hearing on a traffic infraction in a ( i4lision with a school bus that killed three elementary sdmool children and the bus driver. Ken Staples of College Park, Ga., was charged Tuesday iUi failing to us due care, a civil offense punishable by a niaxuhmumim line of $500. The Florida Highway Patrol said a refrigerated meat truck driven by Staples apparently ran a red light as the bus was crossing an intersection in heavy fog Monday morning not far from Lake Placid High School, - 11 p Grand Jury Issues Subpoenas - )U I .AN h)( ) Al' Reputed top organized crime figures have been subpoenaed to appear before a statewide grant jury which opens a three-day session tiiay as part of tts drive against Illegal gambling. Scheduled to appear before the panel were Harlan Blackburn of Orlando, Santos Trafficante Jr. of Tampa, and Sam 'The l'lummther" DeCalvalcante of New Jersey and Miami. Also subpoenaed was suspended Hallandale Police Chief James Longo, who twice has been cited for contempt by the grand jury. I - - Per-Call Billing Urged TAlLAhASSEE (API — The elderly grandmother who h ies alone should not have toy the same telephone rate as the family with six teenagers, the state's largest phone company says. Southern Hell Telephone Co. came out Tuesday in support of usage-sensitive" pricing that would give persons the option to forego the flat monthly charge and * - instead be billed on a per-call basis. However, officials warned It would mean that the cerrent monthly rate all users now pay for unlimited local raIls would increase to make up the costs. ' ---- r:---------- ---:?:=-.,'...- - --- .,-:7--'--: -- --' Tt,'p=' -T-------=-- - - -- TY .rt flrv r- --=- -P=--- -- -----._.'.,. - -- S- --- Keys. Glenda Wilson of Sterling. Ill., learned of the recovery Of the body of her father, Leo Wilson, Tuesday in the hospital where she is listed in satisfactory condition. Two other persons on the boat are missing and presumed drowned. Late Tuesday. the Coast Guard called oil its search for boat owner William Whitehead, 60, and crew member Gary Richardson, 20, both of Cudjoe Key. Payments Termed 'Small' 'J - lots of energy," is unable to help officials here learn his identity or that of his mother. Police say the boy, possibly abandoned at a thopping kril iCt Ly,t 1AMkO l d. eiUitf dua't U1t,, hL' 11 jilt: UI 101 reasons of his own, won't say what it is. "We're really stwnped on this one," said Joan Berni, a upervisor at the Protective Services Division. She said he calls all women "mother" but has never used the %or(1s 'daddy" or "father." Boat Sinks Off Keys Two Lo ngwood Off i cers Commended For Bravery Boy Stumps Officials HOLLYWOOD (Al l') — A well-groomed, bright 2or 3-year-old, described as "your average little boy with - u' ______n - flim-flain at a self-service .oel _ -- - -- . ---- - - - -------i:. - Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1976--3A 'l'Al.l.AIIASSEE I Al's — Aii inSecretary of State Bruce Slithers voted time terms of the lease if any person Is accused while three others were rejected for varsoui vestigation of an Education Department against reapproval, saying Cabinet action was and convicted of any illegal act designed to give reasons. warehouse lease returned to the Leon County improper while the grand jury report was tue an improper advantage." Edward Chapin, president of Albrittongrand jury today after a Cabinet finding that pending. The grand jury, aware of the Cabinet schedule, Williams Inc., which was second low bidder, said then' was no uilmprnprir't%' in the $775, Nil award. He first refucd to v,tc a!thoogI Gov. Reubin reviewed the matter Monday, but decided to the bidding and award were (air. 'lime grand jury was scheduled to rea.ssemble Askew told him state law required that "you wait until a meeting today to issue a report of its Moore also complained he wanted to bid but today to consider a written report of its findings iiiust vote yes or or no." Smathers later said an findings, officials said. was told ime was wasting his time trying to bid, in the probe sought by unsuccessful bidders, examination of the law showed he did have to The probe was prompted by the com plaints of Turlington and Nancy Andrews, a Turlington The lease went to Grace Danshy, a vote, eight persons, including some unsuccessful aide who handled the lease, said he was Tallahassee businesswoman who gave $1,250 in At the insistence of Agriculture Commissioner bidders. mistaken. office space to Education Commissioner Ralph Doyle Conner, the approval was conditioned on One of the persons who testified to the grand Conner and Smathers sought to delay Turllngton's 1974 election campaign. Mrs. Dansby repaying the state any expense, iurv. Tallahassee developer DeVo' Moor.' told r°dertion until the grand jury in;u -Tic C,'oiaict ¶,ukd &-i Tuesday iti reaffirm the such as moving costs. which are lost as a result the Cabinet: "I feel something is not right in the completed, but lost 5-2. $275,000 contract which it first approved last of a finding of misconduct on her part. bid specifications." Turlington said the state would have to pay October. Turlington asked the reconsideration Turlington read a letter from tier saying: "I He said they were so restrictive that only Mrs. rent for three montha ofl two warehoue5 a t a result ii ie, cuvi age of Use grand jury ill permit the department to move out, and I Dansby's property could qualify. But Askew $2,275 a month each unless the department iriuiry. will release the state from any obligation under pointed out that four bids had been acceptable, moved out of its present warehouse by March 1. JACKSONVILLE I All, i 'ihe independen electric, port and transportation authorities created wit] the consolidation of city and county governments here ii F.'01)8 should be stopped from subsidizing private indatry, legislator says. Rep. Steve Pajcic. 1)-Jacksonville, said Tuesday the are (lomnmnate'l by members of the business communit appointed to control them and aim their actions a lostitig in(lu.strial growth. "Almost without fail, these men believe industria growth is good for Jacksonville," Pajcic said. "The believe this strinlv th''v are illing to subsidize tha' growth Sanford police have jailed two men on grand larcen), charges in connection with an Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cab'i'net F'i'nds No Impropriety In 'Deal' Industry Subsidies Opposed ItS BOB l.I.O\'l) Herald Staff Writer ' __ Lease Case Goes To Grand Jury s'' - At - ---- - __________ �- -- ________________________ 1fi-w V __ - There ( ih _____ ll be no Thursday afternoon dance this U fordC'ivI c Cen ter Is not aailable due to a pnor conunent The nextSnfurdSede dance will be 11iurs1 a).1Fe b. 26 23O in 'nto lI senior citizens F \( IIA%F A\HH(I H A L1 -- •3-2bli or8Jl.93 Wednesday, February 18, 1976-4A Around the center is available, IREHTC. MAHKEY. :dvertismgI)jr'tor - Ioct OASIS and Scett>'sissponsoringa cthss __________ tin r in lii \li nth $ t n \fi'nth $1 J I t"p'h' i - in the Sctl The class hill be offered free to both men and _____ _1_ ______ ________________________ ____ - ____ . . .:: _________________________ - - - 4 - -. - ' _____ - - -' - -. - .-. . . ___ ____ ________ _____________ ________ _________ . _____ -. - -.________________ Veronica A. Goelz I innie Jordan say what I truly felt was deep, unblemished pride. M(unontt girl Corn dust An here - (,ertic I Freeman, ikltona hab) girl Andrv I 1'ohodo, Deltcna Mary A. Williams RAY CROMLEY -- TOM TIEDE . James A Miles Maitland hi;uel1, Seagra, oct.n Helen A. WeIdie, Wellsville, . A leonard, DeBar) William ( Pvnn, DeBars Ora V. Carr, E)eitona list terelii, Deltona Elmer E. Smith, Enterpre Juanita i. Grego', Winter . -; • I hId __ Feb. ii, 1976—SA Wednesday U n u s u a I Feats o rm •, brin' unn one sten closer Worng with data From ser- (Teated a computer model of to un(Lrst4in(tin tiiC or in 0 the story appeared, over $1 voluntarily. mc iiespaper is now plan uastcrn 1ltvls, the cnsWt. pIs and becomes a super. I lit' ationdI tounci o ants created mathematical no tIiUt(hCS is U5i a spec1i rticular i . .- ____ ________________ is liueoy by the irnagina- delinquent iwoperty taxpayers Ilect viiting patterns in state- tars. D purpose is to play termine what causes the super- to ithdra that amount From ien pr . Thc ;iptf ulIsputi1 inc oria S largest ml er to find out how best to make lIe%c that all thi hea') cle- in specified installments en k ' t f tonal corn list OF munes and amount oed store, it is in the computer 5)5 originate in supernoas and if now tring out the plan wh1c1i puUrpro I ________ _ P1 itie ouse appro measure uOCS flO this direction for a number of reasons. e first is that it does not encourage conservation of a premium, endangered resource. I. • .• ictiop in htmeth (1 w I)S not ______ - ______ Unless you want or need this 1•,.i 7 . -. • • wty py for it - / ' SALE ENDS SAThRDAYJEB 21 F MIt I hewn with constant service, thro ade to rot inhospitais," What a life, slaughterg. other English author, Siegfried Sasson, called wtors 'citizens of death's grab land" Still there are those who aro drawn to the adventresof militar, and some few act1Iy efer war to peace for person gratification c latest evidence of this igrance is the . ____ SHOULDN'T WE RE FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS' i'Li.J. Deat WASHINGTON - British playwrlte Thomas Southerne adved us about the fate of sole. (.' ic / — - - ___ / - - ______ _____ ______ ____ _____ 0 -'t • ______ dru q stores ,. conadicto) in its prosisio that it made It fficult for honest men to run for office. It en- !.' . .. . couraged financi sIeit of hand and en- .'; . couraged exemisth and charlatans What s left of the law now that the Supreme Coup has eliminated provisIons the court / majorit) consnkred unconstitutional is a 5rnbles - i&urces. -. Fl DEUVERIES . . . add to the l 'IN (,l r Mary) & bab) bo Lik Mar) Mr I 'r(l -' (nergy legislation should be to move the United -- tat toward greater independence from foreign _______ Evinea H - S arI ord Id millions of bits of data on costs da) s after the explosion, the to iiike an annual commIent aniuwtc tleconic hardware that can only what it is pr granimed to do," he explains. The sU of instructions, alled software, transforms the dcc. Li Theery best that can be said for the natural gas legislation approed by the house is that it is bad, an abdication of responsibilit on e par o ________ . the Knickerbocker Ncs in Al Litors stand on & haby girl : Milford II Ionard Deflary bab bo Stephanie Hyan. ago." onk a few of the many fields in a (omputer ;wogram able t %tifth computers perform un quickh abstract specific infor Thomas Hopkins I irnuel H. Shell Pe u te rs onomy, journalism, tran Thomas II. 1)aniels ' Fruman : lluFua K Senn anu Ifl) flag Powers Limited Only By Imagination were kept on cumbersome in- flient (iInStJltiflg firm, Baldwin Wtn Hesearch Center in be accurate scientists say it flow of participating churches. We hope that people of the ntted States of \merIcason'tstandstII1forthatkindofdeption -;': __________________ _____ . - - w - I . - '' .-- ... .. th to (litCil these days we hear iiuuiy people Willie Davis lady your dauter, or neighbor, or friend? d producers (Davidsi sated homeov,ners a fess - - -' - -. _________________________________________________ _______________________ , Sanford. Mat Campbell Carrie T. Bradshaw that, For a few minutes at least, she honestly felt , Hudson Springs M)MISI()NS regret what I consider a great loss States flag aing and flapping in the wind twit t lb it tLm FFHltMY feeling, but slowly mysuoundingscolpsed in on me "I stued my Suundins and after much time - - - way, represnte Seminole High __________________________________________ interests (read it Goliaths helped the small -: - an elementar) class designed for the methoth and products tati ho ot to .'xtnd price 091r0!s on the biggest natural gas produceN theoreticall are in a good political position, particularly during an election year Presumably the can tell their constituents -. - = k I . I —- - -........- - -- - -: I Th o f in the distance! could hear a noise that, in some electrical appliances, plumbing, carpentry, - - - )IOSPITAL NOTES unfeemg, too uncaring about an,Thing, even this closedmyeyesitremained 'rea t land we live in ag sJit chill. The movemen 0 If you'e beliesed tt at ames, you might be anocean Thesuncraiingoverthehorizonintothe interested in reading wt lyearld Seae morningsky of blue. MI ts, and the flag. The flag, Hyan of Sanford wrote recently. Her essay was the flag that represenis 1rdorn, Ilbey and titled. "Sensory impreson" and is printed here Justice.Thesyinbolofeverythingthosewordsstand 'ness The symbol 'it was early, both in the year and in the morof the United States of America. H. HICIIMU) WN(;, Editor - ----- -' '.- UT Et'enng Ii1d \ _-- .__•__ _U— - -- ii_c! !!r.-ir4!!... . • 1 . , - BORDENS ' Jos Mansfield Baud) of Georgetow, S.C., who ed Tuesday afternoon in a (eorgetow hospital will Ut \t (tnts(Li% afternoon in Prince (george, '.viiiyati, Episcopal Church)ard The widow of Ceorge Wesley Bailey, e 1 ' — REGULAR SIZE Box OF 200 SHAMPOO 8 OZ. ½ GAL. ROUND . /' '1 FOR - • 1.000 cubic ft. By forcing big producers, who account for 70 ______________________ L for the artifically loest price, the bill But an ou1d , i hi an1sHIn iS %aivauie, less-iiian-slse uses Oi _ courtroling: Anmdiidualdoflora) giveonly $1,000 to a canthdate, or spend $1,000 for the citizen donor can legally spend $1 advertmg. the candidate . of his , choice, if he energy • •• - I.. ________ ______ _______ :.- ,. __.. ____ ___ - ______ . - • sestment n pipe fl • • t. i approach to natural gas prices is that it Continues to foster an Impression among Americans that •'- _____________________ in WGA. ,_ ctic the U S ConsUtutit prohit abortlons - liz ____ - - - ..L .- -..-' - - I - . candidates a somewhat clear athantage, not esen presumes to tell us how and for whom we meet our future needs rather because the freedom to use the own will lack interests of America will be served if Senate - -- 4- 4 - - - ç -St - - - -U- 4 - ' ' - ' - ' this worth fulthted religious coalitions in ev th .. I T , 20000Unt . us intend to all that Loo8e fl N through Thuda. A slight / Q - -- I near 60. IlIgha Thuda> near f I prohability 20 per cent today and Thursday. I I f I II I - I flUI I p- with scattered showerL tws Your House? - I ___________________ ______________ Aflfl iii inn CUTEX I 1i I : " J . ' I EXPiRES FEB 21 ___________________T mtl Ya I I to 35 to 20 m.p.h. today and N LI'.iT 1 I _______________ Thuda Highs today mostl) ' LIMIT I I • : .. WITH DIAZINON Co A V DIAL rr cspi ant I I I I EXRES FEB 21 -- ___ - LIQUID = I 14 OZ I __________________ - i . i EXPIRES FEB 21 ____ —_-----1 ' Box of 11 I I I laW - I 16 01 I 3t Walt I • il_ EXPIRES FEB 21 —-- BA BY POWD ER = tides hIgh 10 35 a m, ii oa I 5thk 3bps - DI ATCDC flDV DflATrn I a free things I can't talk about, if You understand me" is - I I low 63. Port (anas el high 10 09 Am rica U tedt . ______________________ __________ ____ I I I I i i I - - I I I I I i '' r- - state to personal choice and decon' It is a ac headhunters In 'Nam In fact one Vietnm buy the publicity and create the organhatlon Bishop James Asng, president of the they hase to cket and apply pressure' It won't was paid with CIA money aceordin to the he needs to raise more money, and position hun Board of Church and ciets of the Uted work in this free land' for a good showing in early prulury conts, Methodist Church number of domes he hacked from Communjs shongs which tend to open the pues of as proof for bounty Eventually the man selected Bishop Asng, a sponsor of RCAR, was donors announcing the organiza bon 's 1976 'Plan for Rev HaroldA Harris, left hands, the heads prosing too hea to haul Sanford around to I on or r We have no quarrel wth Sen William Proxmire s choice for his "Fleece of the Year' award The Wisn Demoera who each month foises on what the (RCAR) is well or anized and will nd ct paign M Senator Bayh May I thfo the public that Rn4 is not the choice and decision' A good many of Corn . -I- I says fought with should be to let the free market s€t the relati e LIMIT 1 I status quo today, everything will somehow turn out The Supreme Cou ruled abo that a can- despise this t) pe ': _________________________ 1 'C accomplish. There's no law Thefundfonofthehioodistocoohthebrath butt New York, United wch Cist ip Was on is mIs1ng enlistees $1,500 a rampai conveU between candidate thefunciian of thebrain is to cool his blood! I njlyreluy Ut mensrIe w not There is, therore no difference in su its a free couny 'From the basis his letter modif) the 1973 U S Supreme Coup decision on if thete side loses th w not be direction of a candidate and spending money on Under date of , January, 1976 1 received a Buth flisho An business, waHare; the profiteer must not only n and Moreover,itiseversosimpleforacanthdate Inc., with Karen Richards as temporary C t wC C £&IO5 p&flS wisely. could not be pinned down as illegal, a meeting on 16 Februar)' at All Souls Catholic a1 e object of the original law was, as 1wch. the United States must go about the business • • the with stealth usually reserved for throattung, undul) influenced by gifts from lae dono It how it is' Rev Mehon states and I quote, seemslogical toassume thatanindctguftof Mnerhcans do not adnre adult 'aes. RCARoit farei aes is a federsi me, accoing p I Id sectIons of Title 38 of the US. Code, and so sortium of small producers, Could a small lb o Pu some ing IVI licient funds to explore and develop probably beyond the crit LIMIT I grandchildren. the Rusans arenotsoppedthere, they wifl be For one, it is simple for any citizen to which to say the least is most inesung! He %lewonaboron," LIMIT 4 BARS (anipbell, (ordele (,a four to the for it, in Angola or anhere ebe." How . . d I t id IflaCCessiwe regions 01 on te cuntinen1 seves Iall1ihassee, daughter, Mrs. Joseph - 1.. Hull Jr., Eunice I. Wilson Directress World Wide Geese As, located in Newark, with the candidate or his des producers do not stand up. The days of small depar e Some of the mercenaries insist they are InoUvatedbyhierreasopjthancpj CASSEUL I ! ovus 650 PERSONAL , PURIFIED SATUED I WATER VI I I 1, 1 I 'iI I IVARIETY I —_—_—_—_-- __--_--_—_-- — — — — ——...— — — — — — — — —— — — — — — — — — — - - — —_—__— _— __—_—— _—_—_—_— OF II fi,,, KG S -1_ - Ii FLAVORS FOR - I _____ i Th. Smut. or $mut. ap I ____ I ,, ____ - i1on jet fleet operated by the Mr Force (or the con- 1 Add subtracts Imutt,*, an - ''' , - available to almost eiery destination Commercial flights, he - indus - ficials secret in his condemnation of "lagsbots who lst on such The senator'scongressions) colleagues are equally guilty - - - — ad - pnc — in planning their g1obeUng, ving ecial From a copy of confide leaders made the aston1thg promise % slOyds oo and military advise in Anola' with top I ugal, MPLA lead ma an istheposiUonof words informal ties such as those existing Caanda They had a h regard for consu' would suffice Zamb ,, i / I I i 1_ i [ by them to reesiI I _____ recognize it could • Will) SO ______________________ I______________________ _____ I r ----------,--_--— _ -------_____ -- LIMIT 1 ____ ___________ '!' I Angola, they would eaten ano south Aca M & M mewhlle, with the hated South Africans, who Zai's j dent Mobuto Sese Seko met at his MARS 7 18bIps,p. W L Gramkow a man who I SflhIA I A3flcctors We will hase ow hands full in Angola," military ai but no ops, Za = su I I 1¼! 7o ' I ' C C I I I U a man you tan I ____ EXPIRES FEB_21 EXPIRES FE&_21 I _ _EXPiRES FEB_21__ I I EXPIRES FEB_21 _ I -- -. - may be merely ing to hedge their Inc ing ower busfn past mistakes. . . I Do you always smile like (Fiat?' - - - =-=-=;- - .: -- we waid one of It" main was not that the - - ----- plaint to Moran, cuisiy, ded mililons in U had With US approval, SavlmW then flew ethrla for a meeting with South Acan to ii Fr - _- -- -=__:-__ -- - -t - -- - -- - - - ;- -- - - - - --=--- - - _=-=:------------------------ - - - - - • ------------ — ii i)SW.AIrp ' even if it should lead private basis,. . on issues of mutual concern" impounded two Roting airline paid for by Itho be ald that the MIi frew n enthusiastic response froii tI Mgola. lead ass The four-page message to Kissinger was Africans. "We are not only ready, we would SPIdOUSOf U.S.dealings50 Jubt as Morn debered in the (omi of an aide nmoe iUen Africa was leaving Angola, as the US. is sucjo of the MPI'1 soviet welcome the oppoun1ty," the th MP1A siificanUy, a high foreign ministry official nections Of course, there ca be d MPLA's anssrers. These are not the answers of a Asked the Turmey akk: "Would furmal possible for a representative of the M'LA their saviors, I - and least is worth nowhere. - - ' Slyd. BOTH FromTr.Ificlignai.n gawsy . ' I - r f3 a I °' I I t.: 2 I_--'EXPiRES —— — —FEB.21 — ——— I — — — — FEB. 21 EXPIRES lIMIT I I , ___________ Reg. - ____ , ——— I I ____ I ------- - : .--_ - - - -S---- ------ -- ----- =- --.-------- ------ ------- — Rg. LIMIT 1 2.13 Bo* EXPIRESFEB_21 — ——— CASSELBERRY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS —— ITFRSTATMAIL AT SR 4M A ND 14 '-. _________________ DI AC?l I - messageisquitespfc _______ : adviser to Sen. John foreiforces withdraw, so too will the Soviets had diges Angolan capl of Iianda / Moran memo, the political difficulty of the United States from estion(byMoran) leave Angola once the cMI war is over Moran, foreign poii 4 - - Slates M I message to Seetary of State Henry Minister Ipo Nascimento, Defense Minister Iko Angolan conflict be a necessary prediUon" Congrol representav" . - -, I i I i _____ �r -- 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday. Feb. 18, 1976 JOE WING F;ir All Nti%sleatures Lebanon Will Seek Loans To %018 1t:1 VU CGUIRVIIII y BEIRUT, Lebanon tAP) Lebanon will seek $1 billion in loans from the United States, Europe and the Arab oil states to help rebuild its war-shattered economy. Economy Nlinister Adel Osseiran says. '..It is too early to determine the precise size of damage to thecconom) Prelunmar) estimates by m experts put uwwn to t' uuiion, usseiran said in an inter view. Other estimates run as high as $10 billion. Cisseiran s3id several Arab and Western govemments have expressed readiness to help, and some wealthy I,ebanese abroad have pledged financial contributions. inai had lathered it bastard. fore the general public ever Irnntatiofl between Franklin heard of tall, graceful I.ucy and Eleanor. Soine accounts I wealth), say that l.ucy or Franklin's . w, lie in on it too, . vorcv, Yet she was one of those with refused I proferred Many former U.S. Presidents' names have been li nked ith women, including Eisenhower, Roosevelto - , • ;no%,Kr MKICt) ofliafl. r CARACAS, Venezuela (APi — Cuba is beginning to 1')mtrwte Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's Latin. (,'unerican trip despite his claim that he is not on an antiCa stro crusade, Kissinger told reporters TuesAtay wght "I don't need much encouragement" to talk about the Cuban in crvention in Angola and the U.S. government's warning against similar action in the future. The Cuban issue was first raised during Kissinger's visit to Venezuela by President Carlos Andres Perez and recurred all through the day Tuesday. It dominated the questions that followed a speech by Kissinger to a meeting Venezuelan businessmen, politicians and 'Wall ell lies. - Ili bout L!lh usJtI his • ho • ever. wi . , • • .lamma' s Kay, in it to tn1iower Architect Fee Discussed INION'TREAL I AP) — Roger Taillibert probably wil.1 be paid between $10 million and $15 mi1lion for designing the main Olympic stadium for the 1976 Olympic Games The lee for the French architect was discussed by the Olympic installations board last week. Taillibert was hued, without a contract. by Montreal to design the building, lie was replaced as chief on site architect at the main stadium last the first moves by Olympic Installation Board. =\ -.: SALE PRICES WED tliru SAT ' 1 • "( . • caused the tlCC :oom upwards practically everything to just take a look at the 500% . • . — November in one of 400% costs. oil A r sLSus trp ( t hii e I. ILLI iad(,fli1 . The Year - crisis. These severe cost increases have award — the 26th in the 12&year histwy of the dub — on behalf of all entertainers who perform before lW audiences.Shesajd,"Iacceptthlsgratefullyandwithno humility at all." At the the crowd. the sang "one of my really :stynunhbers,"ablues-stylesongaboutadenUtnamed iaw. ) 4 . Finally Receives War Medals source 2000/ '0 — ____________________________________________________________ Re ___________ IDNDON (AP)— Sir John Pope-liefttniemy says he will hrrasthrctorof thu. British Museum at the end of the rtear. 'I am not retiring to do something else," Pope-Hennessy, E2, said at his I=don home Tuesd. He has been the museum's director since 1974. The Times said in repwfing his resipation there w&i no substance to speculation that Pope-Henessy was about to ecome director of the Metoiohitan Museum In New bYork (its. 100% - £/ ' .m 50% .• —i. 660% . - Si 57 . . pi.c $ I 19 SUPER BLEND UAKE STATE WRAP 59; 10-30W TuR OIL 25 OIL ___ L rgkr p'ce 39 c Qt ,' 7k i?hoo' coupon Fb • c ' ., f, , ' ORA FIX , . • s , DENTURE ADHESIVE Helps to f,old plates fast all day Atli i Planto IFFY "I log f N -N 4foilitclz. TUBE [I PEAT MOSS FLOWER POTS, 3" " '°" '. "b' '' 2 MURINE STAYFREE CLAIROL FOR EYES MINI PADS DEVELOPER C Zak.1 $1 Si4f / .\ .\ 0 6.oz, drops sothe, c!eonse and refresh OF a ) . No bells, strings or pins attached. 30s Pure White Creme to condition hair. 4-ox .' -- . ,•- — _-\ ,•- Wordy Handles tit, C A14V 1 ISO -, -7* WC~, A "40, is. II 04 Socks Your Lawn I LAWN SOAKER PICNIC JUG 40-ft. Fou Y'gr,pperId I I, Add-on couplings. No 23 ' : 40 QUART COOLER PLASTIC 299 Gallon Easy-to pour. handle flexible Polyethylene. BIG 1 2-GALLON BATHROOM CLEANER ICE CREAM 1199 Sturdy Walgreens scrumplious treat MEASURE sate' 79( Keeps foods hot or ' 89C EXTRA uOODl Ideal size for a cro'.d i Dow, Foams away N.. 0343 ft' No-scour / of energy available to us today. Last 1-CUP Lifoam No. 0310 Rig. 99g. PYREX 17-oz. for liquids 8.oz, TANNERY CLEANER 12-ox. spray 188 keeps ieatner, ,ir, looking so very no... Our everyday Ow p=cr GEORGE i IJI .,"JJ building additional nuclear POWer Drano ,i,,uri - GORDON'S LAUDER'S VODKA SCOTCH j No.8 1JIIi1 11tiwiI 860 BOURBON NL J 80° GRAIN I ____ WW Tke Mbxre hosiess W11 f4i 77 Sfh without sacrifice Of ConvellienCe and comfort. Pick up a free copy of our Watt 0 call CHAMPAGNE — SHIRLEY MILLETT CHATEAU LOUIE 8)4 971? Watchers quide at any FPL office for ways to control your electricity costs through wise usage. • Plunger -.. 860 • . 17 OT. OT. BUDWEISER 1 • -. • . . . - • OpL'-is drirt iStofll y. No . AUD 59 6PK Fifth aerosol A "' /4-LB. M 149 & I Unclogs at aislonces to 200-ft. 5-oz.. Ilk ..-' M' s C -- - 149 I - - Sanford Altamonte Springs MARTINI RUTH TUECH YAGO 834 9717 Aifamonte Sprinqs 1VI "'" Ar SHIRLEYMILLETT 834 9212 --, - SWEET OR— DRY rAnnpT —',.s SANGRIA VERMOUTH Amin Honored In Song - LINE ' Q3' Way . — R1ODEJANEIRotAPi—TwoBra7ih1 r1songwriters have composed a carnival tune in honor of Uganda's 99 ~ / to-/o ALUMINUM ' 2163 One Ut you can help, too. Because the werage homeowner has dtoubW the use of electricity in the past ten years. There are Sir John To Retire ,'.uthoJ Coto' QUAKER STATE I j down. "People used to think I was medal crazy." he said. if lobs 19 thru ____________ lf~ rttlof 41 eVerything we can to help keep costs ________ 27c •- '-' plants. As a matter of fact, at FPL we're doing - (4 ,fl 25 FOIL 12-oz. MORSELS 1 688 reghborhood $161 million in fuel01'ICOStS. And to hold costs down even more %ve re witiNo-it 1 plus a clamp on holder. 6 cord ' years. One reason we ye been able to keep costs from going higher is nuclear generated power. It's the most economical ______ in 01 4 Gle SUNLAMP KIT Lamp & Reflector N6 in f he FPL, by the way, doesn't keep a cent of the fuel adjustment charge. It all goes towards paying the extra cost of fuel. . CHOICE 3 10 9 FORMULAS i, .. urging of February 19 thru 22, 1976 Limit I 190 Wednesday when U.S. Dist Judge Oliver J. Carter allowed the I" Angeles activities and elooctricity including the litel cu1jitstiniont zrgu 'ia risen 'Sc than the lost of living over the past ten I 1—F Feb. 19-22, 1976. Limit 2 K611111gel increases, we are gratified that the cost of 3000/ Price .'itboju ovpon 67 U.9. Atty. Jainw, I.. BrownllW or any has received Harvard University's 'woman of the year" award from the school's Hasty Pudding theatrical club. . 9 BAR BRECK 15-0x. SHAMPOO - necessitatedtwo geneml rate increases (in 1971 ar.d 1975), the only two in FPL's 50 year history. Bette Midler HarvaM's COn - The defen(Lant has admitted spraying ;I fins Angeles sporting goods store with rifle fin in what she claimed was an SLA induced reflex to free two SLit members from a bungled shoplifting attempt. A pistol I?ft on the sidewalk and a teen-ager taken hostage overnight plus other clues led IA)S Angeles police to the shoot- 1 out in which the six SLit Imiemhers died on Mar 17. .1974. The jury will see a videotaped newsc4Ist of th( (ir afternoon, The price of wooden poles, the price of copper wire, the price or trucks in ract, as we said, the price of practically . . everything, is up. . The biggest increase of all is the astronomical 5OOc increase in fuel oil 25 TABLETS 31/2 -OZ. 4 11), IF Feb 19, 20, 21, 22, 1976. Limit I to moves chart on the Ich. Today we all have to dig 871ic' deeper into our pockets for food ,ind 76'(' dccfvr for housing. The Cost.of living, in general, 1S jumped Our costs at FPL have jumped, too, IRISH SPRING EFFERVESCENT ANTACID ., 119 h ' . of — 5w% . \ALKA. ELTZER - Feb. 19 thfv 22, 1976. Limit I . • . CREST 7-ox. TOOTHPASTE MINT • '4. . continue t L • . t I li tin., past ten years inhiation mas -- M; REG. or MON.'SAT.-9: 30 A.M.-9 P.M. SUN.-10 A.M.-6 P.M. PHONE-323-9190, Rx-371-0250 SO-@ 1411 J.108 f1fliel Q-61,06 MOV 'a,? of some Slott$ I'll"t tol4irved to limit .3vomill'st 0.,% D'I Oo-$ copyr,shl wallossin C') 1970 RAIN-CHICKS ore av a ilable on any r.ord.robl, urns blind terror. She told them of being forced h, have sexual Intercourse %vith eFreeze and SI.A member Willie Wolfe in the cell-like closet where she was kept i blindfolded. Bailey said Miss Hearst would her saga today, her (lard day on the stand as she into what he concedes is the "stickiest point" in her defense — a shooting spree that led Indirect!), to the deaths of rxFreeze, Willie Wolfe alicl four other St.,% inerntvil-s in I COST INCREASES 1965-i 975 STORE HOURS: Orrillod-Ilme Sale Prices are indicated by 5a&,i` A ny others are our low everyday Walgvc.n pri ces. loolforlhe AlAdverfised Signs inOur Stores Ample slotits have been ordered. but if a sell-out occurs • -• Continue to Ouote Rx Prices b b Phone. y __________________________________________________ V A YES' Walgreens Will The jurors listened i ntentl Tuesdity as the defendant testi- Weedkillers Danger Cited A IIIMF - YOURSELF in Our whenever available . so - and q'arituty. And tapes she said she recorded in co -- . also generic drugs Tile basis of -Nfiss llearst's defeitse is that she participate( . . . of trations. • TORONTO AP A Toronto doctor says certain weedkillers are more dangerous than thalidomide, Dr. Jerry Green. a family doctor, said Tuesday residues of the weedkiller 2.4.5--T had been found in half o134 sampies of beef tested by the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Dr. R.ainh Ross. coordinator of the EPA research program, said later Tuesday that suL&quent studies indicate the poisonous component in 2,4,S—T "does not appear to be getting into the food chain." FOR Shows riact price She said she reacted with dis• belief when the S1 told her they were going to rob a bank and she would participate. The)said (hey needed money, she testlfi(41, and that IX "wante(I me to be wanted by the Fill." lowdo es the rlsttwcoStof !c9mpare ettici y ~0~1 -- COMPARE 2 W'1 1 0" :W-jd 74p_~j AFJ A AF R •••: — I,OND0N tAP) — Some infuential Europeans are beginnirW. to worry that the postWorld War 11 alliance ,t% Ith the United States is in danger of crumbling Many of them feel their trans-Atlantic ally can no longer be tvunted on to give firm leadership in a changing world. A survey by The Associated Pre:&s disclosed that the inain factor behind these concerns is the continuing conflict between the 'bite House and Congress and o domestic deekpments L'ait seen to some Europeans to have paralyzed the abibty of President Ford's administration to counter Soviet threats arourid the world. le Sd. C OU , a SEE 10,000 her U War, explanation of his dcci- (0 iiss :icirst r ce ipiiriss flj failed to convince him she was $ whoseever was made under lh~! watchful 41 eye" of her SyInbionese I.iber. , ation Arm) kidnapers. sipping Witter and using tissues to wipe away tears told her jurors that lie entc branch on April 15. 1974, certain that SI.A chieftain Donal "Cinque" IkFreezc intended to gun tier (town in front of sur. veil!;urite eatiit'rw 4 Shot walchc4i I replay of the, bank robbery Ind. when asked by defense counsel F. Lee Bail. ey why she frequently glanceti over her shoulder at DcF'reeze replied, -11 had thought th, even though I would go in and do this. that lie was going to kill Alliance Worries Europeans i 1976 OUk1e the presence of the jury W1tr'sses tes tified that she her bragging to others "were ing the jury I&st Friday about sion last week tit allow under. Nliss flearst testified that shL*' boasted about tier role. voluntary." her Feb. 4, 1974, kidnaping by .. . I was Ufluer the SLVs influence . li ld • subsequent in s Angeies to Carter said in his eight-page the throughout jury to make its own (led. c-arceration in a clt te3tllied tier be usNI as evidence. 19-trionth emorandwn that it appeared j('Urne through the un the tape in which she said she dered SI A be j udge's Miss Hearst wept frequently as she testified before the jury for the second time Tuesday .price you getting the BEST a day on which the trial judge rAre issued -I ineinoranclujil saying on your prescription? sin. - .... . --- Feb. to join hit provid. - Cuba Concerns Kissinger . F ooninq Hor,i ld, Sanford. Fl •..iain •IIR. in PEEB.., i.unu.uti.ii a tiahii be Adams County's most decorated soldier was finally vmdlcated when the U.S. Army sent him 12medals3l years late. Clark,60, received the medals through the mail wiftut any explanation for the government's tardiness. I Just came home one day and there were the 12 niedais, all boxed up on the porch." said Clark, who has a total disability pension for wouridi suffered In World War --- -.-.,------ - Judge i5ays He is Not Convinced SAN FRANCISCO (A' Miss Ilvs tape-recorded she robbed the batik and then a Patricia Hearst says her nund words as -Tania" to be admit- month later. acting alone, used was swamped with revolution. ted into evidence. a slibillachine gun to rescue art rhetoric and her bodyJ r'wai• SI•1\ aged b% rape and other physical linitil.ning has contendL-d t1w Emily Harris. abtt 'when she robbed a bank 21 old newspaper heiress under fear of execution. The charge rang true. As ;I Jotm F. Kennedy is only one youngish bachelor, he had in. or the American presidents deed consorted witli Slan Halhtsertt IUCS real or pin of rtpu Harding, Cleveland, Jackson, Jefferson iw1it 11ac plhcd h.s un uitai giilk: -1, t0i6t: it, light in tation. 'i his resulted in I proband even the past 200 }ears. at the Warin Springs, (',I., political career, and promised Nilly 1cm which he solved b) paying little White Ilose. She fled at to slav away from Lucy. Lucy for her and Dwight D. I':isentiower, once to avoid notice. became governess for the ehilIng for herson.'rhat was simple Franklin .). 1 Roosevelt. Warren 1947 %% Their continuing friendship dren of %vealthy Winthrop Ruthcompart.41 with t1w political hwn there was talk (if tile England its a driver, she beG. llarcling. Gro%vr Cleveland, problem lie faced in 1984. lie general running for president. came his secretary and con. had been known to an amazing erford in New Jersey and marAndre%%- Jackson. Thomas Jef20. The following nicit it head on by admitting lie ProbilbIv W could have had ei- fidential aide. lie rode horse. nt,unber of White House staf- ried him in 191 ferson and even .ecr.,t ash ers Secret ervict in Franklin was stricken had had ". thu It Ct3flfl( (lion [ t ier the flenuhik in or tin' 1u k I'or, nini nil with a woman ad a claM was huiioratit non inatuon for tile with her, took a wartime vacad others. To a %vith )O llO tci%oifSaI large the people close and given About the time of Pearl liarAlso asking and thi kqublic*ns lion with tier and others in a to * %%onicn. DR, that • began seeing each by wiring his campaign were so concterned. according plwsh villa on the Riviera. wife, Yet tile pulitical fortunes of 11' EAcanor. For her, the in- other again. 14), then l.ucy was a tanagers: "Witatever )-oil say. to Peter 1.%on Ili "Eistinhower the ones confronted by disAssured, w by the 1w• formation given her on the futell the truth." Actually, there - I'ortrait of a hero," that the dow There were closures (luring their lifetimes t%as sollie doubt lbout his Word vent out that -he tand his thor cl~ INlarshall's definitive bi- neral train was a shock. at the White House Eleanor's were little affected. What effect were family n'ld be abused in cv'ugraphy that there are no letNot that she hadn't known absence. iOfl, paternity: other men the stories have had on the rep- irvolved, er% I- •k ii way" trS of the sort mentioned in I .urv. In fact, It was Eleanor panmed b Secret Sert cc utatiores, of the dead is debaNlarshall's volurninous papers, %%tilt varaged l.ticy Nlercer, the long stop should he turn tkinoicratic. ,overs of his private Luckily for himii, the charge table and in any case changes l.on in 174 branded the gossip genteel and knowledgeable train near i S surfaced early in the ),car and with changing times. One story did gain currency: .1 lie and added "my own belief daughter of an impoverished tates in New Jersey outh there was time to explain it and that he planned to divorce that no such correspondence family with impeccable social Carolina, and rendezvous at If the assertion by good look- for voters to forget it. %lanue sii that lie Lould marry ever existed even presuming credentials, is a secretary in Warm Springs. Ifer phone calls ing Judith (aiiipbeII Exner that Moreover, his opponent, that to which 1 (14) not I that such a 1!Ifl when Franklin was assist- and letters were routed to him rote about Aie had I (lose person,,il ILili- G. Blame, wa.-, ( .1larged with his ~,iipvrior. (;tn. George C. haison ever existed." ant secretary of the Navy. A illullediately. tionship with Kennedy -vhilc at praft in INs dirtiest of cam. Slamttall. and that %larsha" -Doubtless the relationship Eisenhower went on t take flirtation sprang up between the the sumac time (toting Mafia paigns. Cleveland's close victo.- said no. the 1952 and )56 elections b' handsome young official and was essential!) temperamental boss came asashocker. think of ry was notable a the I irt for a the charming girl. Eleanor rather than physical. wrote . landslides IJrnjd.jctorjanfurorckjcked lmocrat since the Civil ELs laid indeed seen tumbled to the situation when one F I)l{ biographer, James up when opponents of Grover I lot of comely Nirs. SumIlie only four-time winner of she found some letters l.ucy N1acGrcgor Burns, Another, Cleveland plastered front pages Gossip centered on Eisen- mnershv (luring World War if the presidential sweepstakes, should never have written. Jun Bishop, called this or of 92 ycars ago with the news he bower anti Kay Summersby lit An Ir *Wi girl assigned to him in Franklin 1). died be. the tragic loves of history." There followed a confinement U UI Woman Of ------- ww 0 1 Unurt ifl 4 eL U = Great Men LI"nked Wi*th 'Other Women Patty Says She Robbed Bank Under Fear Of Exec u ion WORLD IN BRIEF I'Laiju Inchirlinry Mriml Finriminr Proncir4innfolz • - -' __ IMPORTED GIN • - MAGIC MARKER' KODACOLOR . DEVELOPED AND PRINTED - -'s.-' L IQUID CRAYONS' WALGRUNS or FUJI COLOR PRINT FILM !iI!I1!1i19! MARKERS �t. __ =— ;. ___ ________________ - - _______________________ -- - '- T- - - - -. - - - -- — --------- - - ------ - --------------- - - - - - --r - - -: - - ---------- -----------------. -- ______ Legal Notice Legal Notice - Leqal Notice ---__________ _____________ - 1 A I r IF A. ose retu r n ii ;..n - - .==th- --- .:!- WEI)NE.S[)AY, !"EIIRUARY 18 • . File Number 7•2 Oviedo, Ovido,FiorjdawjlIbepId PROflATE o:VIssoN at the bank Ioca$ed at 156 Geneva FILE NO. ?-IS CP S ITt In Re Estate of L4 I Lriu' ft 1 I _____ _____ L PERSONS HAVING t ith part•tune jobs. are among IIIWII has e .i dependent hikl inetne credit rame along eb II. it. 1916 l'rson.s who may be over- and must file a joint tax return, IRS spokesman said SOIlIL' ire not required to fl- Wednesdy11976 • in g -. ---- Many Lose Income i-I c-v- -- - 4-: — SA—EvengIIeraId,Sanford,Fl - - .-. -; IN THE ESTATE: I paver osu' ,i small imount turns nhen it ssoulil hau' paid Sanford kIwanis, noon Civic Center mans proLlbl% forego tax re- ttntise to cngage in at least tax return, they likely would funds each sear bs failing to file 'ome n ork es n though they has e tht 'is ithheltl tii s ri x et f Ezecution issuet ou 'ol 'n Sanford (isitan (-liib, 7.30 p.m., Spencer's I sLiurant - YOU ARE HERESY NO IF I ED NOTIF i v that the adminiStratiOn of the Estate that the adminiStration ot tte estate (-'ity Activities Services Effort (CASE), flOOfi, n' a - BySC()TTAflRAfl5 Seminole County Florida ProtaIe Seminole County Florida riro ate - EachcIaimmustbeflwritiflg Park, CIty ol Ovlo, Piat Rook any claim or demand they may Page 93 PublIc RecordS ot Seminole 'ae Each claim must be in writing arid must indicate tt County Florida and must indicate the basis for the claim the name an a have really been able to play '- ______ OVIF4IX) - Osiedo holds Pats, continues tc grow and •, ft jif,f I9 , .- -. ____________________ - - -- - original roster. Crawfcwd 322 C. Twaddeil 2236; Or perhaps 'indscation 'ias at tSt0, 0 I 7 1 SchIIleld 0 3 1 3 Eberie I 00 2 Lc'ory 0 2 2 2 __________ Li ,1 - - — - - ---,---qua to 10 per cent of a ssork Single persons ss ithout de he or she is laimed ts er's earned incnnc up to a pendents are excluded from the pemlerit on a parciits tax remaximum of $400 on incomes of credit, however. The law re- turn. Temple 8 p m ' . Bread baking demonstratIon, 1-3 p•m., Seminole &mtord is reduced bs 10 per w of the a t,OILS& hold that is the principal for tax J)tW[xScS for .mny tax xceeds $4,000 The credit disaçpears entirt House Ii her and also for a t'uld under s'juch 'isere rebates of 1974 age 19 or a student ssho taxes art in this citegors H MARKET NOW OPEN WED., SAT., SUN. No Parking Problems __________ rTABLES3PERDAY i j STORAGE BUILDINGS IL ______________________ AVAILABLE _J Sanford's First & Only Gty Approved _ L4 34 or 322 - 5379 .i I Ii I I . .iaiis i r r4nx,j I I I I I IJ1TI.E HOCK, Ark. tAP) - States last spring after the fall Dr. Nghiem Dao Dai .says he's of South Vietnam. But he says luckier than mest of the i,000 he often feels discriminated refugees who fled to the United against in America, and his wife is unhappy and lonely. With his pregnant wife and 2year-old daughter, he escaped from Saigon last April three before the city fell to the Communists. Dm1, 34, said his family had 45 minutes to pack and reach the home of an American friend who had desperately arranged their evacuation. Left behind in Vietnam were Dai's mother, two sisters, two -------- - - Florida State University Flying High Circus, 2:30 and 8 P.m•OrlanoSportsSthdiwn.SnredbyBoptoore u.S. Athletic Assn. Tickets Mtamonte Mall. Sanford Republican Women, Lon -ood Vi1ge Inn; business, 11a.m., luncheon at. noon. Speakers from Ford and Reagan committees. Las Vegas Night to benefit Youth Programs Inc., 8 p.m. to midnight. Capristrano clubhouse, Alt.amon(e Springs. Fun flay sponsored by Jackson heights Middle School i1', ll am, to 4 p.m. at school in Osiedo. Games, go carts, entertainment, SUNDAY, FEBRUji(yfl BIcentennIal musical, "Happy Birthday, A.merica." , , by Tne songwriters Guild of Central Florida, 2 p.m., 1aIUamxI civic Center. teaching pos1Jon at the University of Saigon and a future as one of Vietnam's best surgeons. Idyllwllde School Skating I(in, 6:3O:30 p.m. he said, were a "few clothes, my documents to show I was a Lyman HIgh School I'FSA, p.m., school auditorium, Curriculum will tie explained for next year's ninth doctor ... and a determination that my' children wouldn't be graders and parents. rty. Melodee St lver Tea, p.m., Fellowship Hall of First United Methodist Church, downtown Orlando. Entertainment, eoholIes Anonymo, 8 p.m., 11 W. First St., San"rd - Seminole County Council of Exceptional Children, 8 p.m., Winter Springs Elementary School. Speaker Dr. studied for 16 months in l3 - . - i - -,•_S_____ 4• .•' . '. ' . - - -, + - A .c - - - i' 'I • - r'"4 . - .. 1t 'L )1fl 4,, refugee center and helped him find a Job as a resident at Universityof Arkansas Medical Center. Discrbnination is the biggest problem he hasencountered in this country, Dai said. 'Peopk just are uneasy when - " Model 66 -. . -.- . . -... - ..-. • .. .. •• I - - - -L - '- -;-b -- -',. t- • -- , - r- .•'•_-_ - . r . 'S . _ - 1_- £4 '' : 'lilt, .. Just because I don't speak English so well. But I think It's more than that." His wife is "not very happy," he said. "At home (Salgon she it's 4 J' -. - She doesn't speak English so it's hard for her to get along by herself." The Dal family now lives In an apartment near the medical ter. Despite difficulties in Amermaids. , -, -' -- 5c:4. r . •-- . . .. . - ..•, •.*4 • I I - ' '-' .- -•- p_-•- -...-- j1 ' 4?? C- - I ___________________________ _______________________________ _______________________ ________________________ _____________________ . . • -.-. : k..t••tA. jr : : ' 4 Vietnam. - .. - P1 . - 239 e, • •- . .5. TUESDAY, MAR01 2 School ['TA, "Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp" presented by Vagabond MarIonettes, 8 p.m., chooI auditorium. MARCII4 Ivanhoe, Or lando. 5 horsepower Briggs - ________ - . _ . '. ,J-.'.• .• .• ' . .J_z •. . .-. •- — _________________________ .-.--.-. Central Florida Retired Teacher, legislative luncheon meeting, Morrison's Cafeteria, East Colonial, SAThRDAY,MARCII6 School Carnival sponsored by Sterling Park playground equipment - Pfori - E I Ii Power Reverse I - - { :- -' - -- tilling depth ,,r - satuzday February orlSfldO 3I)O1.'fS sti"fl 2:3o .! ..__. Heavy-duty drive — adults - 3 City of Casseiberry Of Seminole County, Florida will receive Sealed bids up to 10 - 00 a m., Friday, February 70, 1976, in the C1i,selberry City Hall, Casselberry, Florida, f Properly Coverage and Comprehensive General LiObility pen'T#I 4 Saturday Maple 2" SprCit,(,lti(fl% I10y obtained from the City Man4e.r, Casselberry City Hall, Catsatberry, Florida, The City reserveS the right to accept or reie(f any or all bids. Anthony S. Gulliano City Mariagn PublIsh: Feb. I?, 19, 1976 DEW 69 - under - U6(V17$ Sanford, l. Master Charoc the claim is contingent or I. kJ5sIr1I,,ze4 - I - 0 _______ ''.LL_ . 3 . I .- - -________________ _________ -i -. ' 'c-- -fl:r-' ball in the second fr.inic to outscore the Lions 1714 by . :- - the long-range arm of Jim Fry ______ I Ii ________ ______ - - - -. -- ________ ___________ -- L' - - 4, . But Brantley could did little riuht third n,,,rinr nn,1 ('i..b, 1 ..",.•.. I-. Ulu I,:U(.p 1 41.,) T '4 110 0 S e little wrong. The Pats, when they did decide to shoot, were ',ti,i,ii (APi - A federal as cold as an ice cube. Oviedo, Judge is scheduled to hear oral meanwhile, improved con- argufnentsrridayona request siderably on its 27 per cent first for him to uphold the legality of half effort with a 58 per cent drafting veteran National Footeffort. ball l.ague players and a moThree 1.ions achieved double tion to dismiss the case, figures - Gary Hird U.S. District Judge Joe Eaton points, Cedric Canley 15, and will hold the hearing. The new Fred Moore 10. For the losing Tm Bay and Seattle fran- - l - ft -- ___ _______ - - . _______ _________ ______ ________ __________ __________ _______________ Moore guarded by Patriots Jim Fry (42), Bob Scott (44), Rkky Crawford (22 ______________________________________ pbo(osbylcan _____________________________________________________________________________________ -,,, Pats, Scott Alexender hit for 11 chises filed suit on Jan. 13, askand Jim Fry' 10 to lead the ef. ing the court to uphold the lefort, gality of the expansion draft Ovedo coach Dale Phillips and enjoin the NFl. Players Aspraised the work of sophomores sociation from interfering with turd, Randy Willis, and Scott the draft. Meyer, whose strong play 10 ____________________________________________________________ The two clubs Thesday main_______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ game and throughout the tamed the validity of their suit __________ season have made Osiedo "the in response to a request by the _______________________________________________________ according to Phillips. Ovkdo'i Fred Moore (12) thooti against Bob Scott. '4 SPORTS dismissal. The current NFl. Leesburg will be the team to teams also filed a motion Tue ase, Florida Statutes 1957. ple,ntielman's Ford, In 5 By Harry Gates Sec Teci ni \J\I I ri S , One Bad Quarter Crumbles Lyman Win IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR - -- -2 "will be pivotal for us," lowing threats by union head Tuesday at Orlando Colonial, Of the decisive third quarter, Ed Garvey to block the draft. scoring but seven points in the -, -K' - - munity College spotted Brevard doubleheader Saturday against U, bottom of the first Inning Tuesday In the season's baseball opener, but SCC shut out host the rest of the way and pted a 2 victory. SCC's first ru of the year Marvin Evans reached scoring SEMINOLE Branson. ab r h S 0 0 Hyatt, 3b Chambrin,c Brnnetpr 4 ° 10 1 Evans. lb Rrockway,rl McDonald, cf Moor. If Hopes, 81-60 OHLNDO - It took just of one year by Lyan to Colonial and each. beat in the district, said day' to intervene in the suit bad quarter to send efforts putthelMngwoodteam at I10 Colonial canned 31f7 fr with New SinyTna Beach, wtiich franc beat 1edo by two Doints OflCC drain. se losses to Metro teams. The expansion clubs' suit folbefore, LYMAN: Home 1 00 7. Hudson 9 Lyman saw that happen Feb 1, 19. 1976 PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: may have that challenges the IN THE ESTATE: validity of the decendent's w:!l, the YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the admn,stration the estate quallfication of the personal thattheadmlnistrationoftti, Estate of RICHARD L BAIRD,01 deceased, representative, or the venue 01' of ROSE SCHLEM, Deceased, iurisdiction of the court, Number 76 7), is pending 'n File the File Number 7673. is pending In the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND Circuit Court for Seminole County, Circuit Court for SemirIe County, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Florida, Probate FlOrida, Prot, OIviin, th ad Divisn, the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, dress of which Is Seminole Ccunty Ler Simone dresS Of which Is Cour1hou, Park Avenue. Sanford, Fl 32771North Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, 3777). The Th personal representative Of the live of the Estate of estate is MINNIE KRATZERT, CORA DUGGAP4 WhSe address is 2O South Park address It 210 5*1-.? Gum Way. Deceased Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32711, The Longwood, FlorIda 37730 The name ATTORNEY FOR and address of the persona! name and addressattorney of th Personal attorney are set PERSONAL REPRESENTAT 1SF- Representative's are set representative's forth below DOUG L AS ST E N ST P 0 M, forth below. ESQUIRE All persons having claims All persons having claims or - ' -. -; - -- THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS __________________ NOT ICE, to file With Ihe clerk of the PlOT ICE, to file with the clerk Of tPi NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE court a statement of above Court a written statement ofabv any claim orwritten demand lhty may PlOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that any claim or demand by virtue of that certain Writ of have. Each claim must bethey may have, Each claim must be in writing in writir.g Execution IsSued Out Of and under ano must indicate Ihe basis and must indicate the basl for the the claim, the name and address of the the seal of the County Court of claim, the name and address for of the reditor or is agent or attorney, final judgment rendered in the and the amount claimed. If the claim ,tfort'said court on the 14th day of claim is not i not yet due, th, date when it yet due, the date when it in that certain will become due shall be stated, will bCcume due shall be stated If (,ise entitled, Ruble A. Barks and the claim i* contingent claim is contingent or or -tpi . uora 6 Barks. Plaintiff, -vs the nature of the un unIiquidat, the nature of the un Frederick Sturnpf I Frances certainty tt'all be stated If the certainty shall be Stated, If the Stumpf, Defendant, which aforesaid claim i% secured, the security shall claim it secured, IPte security shall Writ of Execution was delivered to be described. The claimant be deScribed The claimant shall shall me 0% Sheriff of Seminole Cointy, F lorida, I have levied upon th following described property owned by Frederick Stumpf & Frances Stumpf, Said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows, 21-3233 3000IOH0000StcJlon , T)-on%h1p21$cuth, Ponge37E N tOO it ct 5tjtti 555 ft of West 660 Ft. of Northwest i_I of P'ortheast i, Chutuot (Old South Mills Road) ,5n1 toe under'.,ned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, wiil at ll,00AM,ontpi, llthdayotMarch, AD. 1976, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder. for cash, Subject to any and all ezisling leins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, detiver sufficient copies of the claim - - -' 0 1 0 3 1 i 2 7 2 then we just waited for the bad by' the NFL pending a both and that was that." The expansion clubs are to Brantley boss Chris But- receive 39 veterans in the draft terworth agreed with that and an additional 25 in the colassessment, saying "our four lege draft. The teams said the cocr just didn't work in the rights to 39 veteran players third like it did in the second. werepartofthe$l6millioncost match, 810. Clyde Hudson led Lyman th nine field goals and five of six man, Jim Swilley', and Frankie girls varsity action, the Colonial team dropped Lyman, 56 7]. Swilley 3 7 59. Flcher 007 Lyman ia 7 1 21O ____ 0. Berkhafl 0 2 2 7; Carter 2 1 6 i; COfonial 29 7$ 1$ 23 Thomas 1 00 2; Wright 3 11 7; Kautfrranl 079; Totals- 2311 Total Fouls Lyman 2$, Colonial 11; Brien 41 29; Smith 1221; Pitier 4S513; King 11-33; Totals: 23 31-37 iv' Colonial 55, Lyman 33, GIrls: Colonel 37, Lyman 20 4 0 I i 2 like It did earlier in the year It also said the suit does not scored on a single by Mark for the go-ahead run. SCC put across three additional runs in the sixth, seventh, and ninth. Personal Representative S Douglas Stenstrom Of STENSTROM, DAVIS & Execution, .lohn E. Polk. MclntOth Pott Office Box Sanford, Flridi, 37171 Tttpn 1772111 Attr'rni,,t Pc so iRe resentate ! - - 3 3 0 I 1 o 0 Thompson. 3b 3 0 I el.3b AIIse,s 1 0 0 4 0 1 Seminole Brevard 0 31 2 020 101 I01-4 300 000 000-2 PSI Branson, Brockway 2. Meyer, Kocol, E—Altie, Branson 2, "i'" Seminole 9 ' Opens l37GtonlghtssIthahomeopencratsaafosurn, The game will be under the tights at the Mellonsille Ave. facility, and the opponent Is Jones High School fr,om Orlando. Seminole 2; LOB-- SemInole 4. Brevard 10; 7B— Evans. Brock way;5B— Brockway, Moyer, Potoski 7, BorneO 7 IP H R ER SB SO HeadiwlO) I 6 6 6 , I Stewarl 1 I 3 3 0 0 Parhan (10 1) 6 7 1 1 6 7 Knight 3 3 2 1 2 0 Hayes Survives Al I, Won't Ret i re ;— 7L3O. A Surviving critici by spore university, when he's ren- the administrator Bukeves' football coach, said, Before hayes took over the hdm, Ohio State, which had Enarsomi said he had lunch had six coaches in 11 seasons, with a maJor donor to the uniwas known as a graveyard for versity, who said, "There college coaches. The dean of the seems to be growing concern Big Ten coaches has held the about Hayes' behavior." Hay'es created another storm post for a quarter of a century. Ohio State's 23-10 loss to when-he dismissed star defenUCLA in the Rose Bowl was sire tackle Nick l3uomiamici The Poeple's Choice got a 24- chipped in with six points. Mike team's win os -er the Planters, Marlette was high scorer with Hay'es' fourth'defeat Ii, his last from the squad without first telling the junior. point effort fromn Clifford Roberts added four and Bruce Frank Sloan chipped in with 15, 27 points, but that eUort was the five outings In the New Year's lannley and 22 points from Philpot two. Day spectacular, but he is folDick Settle had 12, Brent lone ixight, spot as Jim Eztocln Hayes has been silent Alexander Wynn to take a 81-52 For the lcing Steak House, Itaborn 10, Andy Adeock eight, lowing it up with one of his throughout. "You know I and Lloyd Wall put in six each, win from the Sanford Sizzlin' ilill Corso produced points and Bill Bracken one, followed by Sam Cook with five greatest recruiting campaigns. haven't been talking to the Steak house, before fouling out of the game. For the losi:g Planters, Chris and Bill Roe two. Hay'es drew the Ire of sports press," he told a banquet last In other action of the Sanford Billy Hope added hope to the writers and others this January week, Men's Basketball Leagl'e of the losing cause with 10 points, when he skipped a news confer- Those who know hayes --he Sanford Recreation Depart- Micheal Johnson contributed Pittsburgh Boy Dies Wrestling ence af'er the Br'uins' upset in has few close friend.s -insist he meld, Adcock R-w'ifing dropped eight, John Coro five, John the Pasadena classic, The Ohio will coacn until his mandatory' the Celery' Avenue Planters 66- Whigham three, and Ron PITTSBURGh (AP — A shaw was pronounced dead on 50. State student newspaper called retirement at age 70 in 1983. Addington, Ricky Grant, and member of the wrestling squad arrival Thesday at Saint Maron the university to sack him. "What else would he do?" Cornealious Silas added 17 Mark Whigham rounded cut the at Dorseyvifle -Junior High garet Hospital after efforts to The 2$-year veteran's behay- asked one. "Football Is his life, points to the ChoIce win over scoring with two points each. School collapsed and died dur. revive him failed. An autoy Is br irked Ohio State President He'tl die on the 50 yard line with the Steakers, while Larry Bobby !.undquist led Adk ing a match. planned to determine the causp Harold Enar.son, "Whether it's a whistle around his neck." Baker and Willie Burbe each Roofing with 20 points in his Randol Meinert, 14, of Glen- of death. as the M a n n I e y 's 2 1, Wy n n s 2 2 S p a r k . = 'c Deceased PLRONAL REPRESEPITAIIVI DOUGLAS rSQUlRF Heine, dh Drack, lb Murphy,7b Totals: is only the third game our boys current teams. 3 1 2 S 0 I ' ' Yvonne If Baird ATTORf4y FOR wntown Friday ill DeLand ab r h the legendary Woody flayes to public opinion and press re"IlOW 1)0 SlgflS oi calming it quits lations, deliver sufficient COpies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personat As Personal Repcesen tative Of the Estate of RICHARD 1. 3AJD With some shutout help from John Stewart in the last innings. Head gave up two runs on six hits and struck out four. Stewart allowed three hits. Brevard left 10 men on base, compared to SCC's four. BREVARO Judy, ri Roberts, If Kocol,cf writers, fans and even Ohio senUng the university, it's esState University's reknt, sential to have some sensitivity to the clerk to enable the clerk mail one copy to each Personal representative, Representative, All Persons interested in the estate All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of to whom a copy of this Notic, of Administration hat been mailed are Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN required. WITHIN THREE MON THREE P.ONTHS FROM THE T145 FROM THE DATE OF TIlE OF FIRST PUISL,ICATIO?, OF THIS DÁIL TIlE FIRST NOTICE, to file any oblictiont they PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. may have that chaII,nge to file ansr oblections they nay have validity of the decedent's Will, the that challengts the validity of the civalillcations of the Personal decend,rtt's will, 'he qualifications of the personal represen'ative, Representative, or the he venue or lurildiction of the jurisdiction of the Court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND court OBJECTIONS PlOT SO FILED ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND WILL BE FOREVER BARRED OBJECTICNS NOT SO FILED Mirnt Kra!zevt WILL RE FOREVER BARRED That said Sale Is beng made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Seminole County, Florida Pvf,,lliti' Fqb. II, 23. March 3, 10, doubled him in. Brockway eventually stole home for the second run from third. The Raiders went ahead to stay In the fourth when Brock. way walked and another batter also walked, advancing Brock- required, WITHIN THREE required, WITHIN THREE MON. ThIS FROM THE DATE OFMON. THE DEW 63 'ioeritf 11" -- ST ENST ROM, POUOfiiceSo* IDa ___- - J - DEW 87 ________________ £ OviedO7 26th defeat, 62-47 ______ - - certainty shall be Stated If the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND PROBATE DIVISION claim is secured, the security shall FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, File be described The claimant shall FLORIDA Number 76-73 deliver Sutf icient coplec of the claim PROBATE DIVISION Division to the clerk to enabl, the Clerk to FILE NO 121 In Pi: Estate of mail one copy to each personal In Re: Estate Of RICP4ARD L BAIRD repreSentative, Deceased ROSE SCHLEM, Deceae NOTICEOF Admnistrt,on has been mailed are ADMINISTRATION required. TO ALL PERSONSAGAINST HAVING WITHIN THREE MON TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS onl property. lONc• Publish -• \:.'. -' -. 1724 17—fl 1414 15 I-63 i reguired. WITHIN THREE MOW- Osceola, md Stminolt, f WhiCh tend to regiSter said ume with the ThIS FROM THE DATE OF THE flnnciarossIs,ance Is being sought Clerk of tn. Cirit Court. Seminole FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS from the Depament of Health & County, Florida In accordance with NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the RehabilItative Services of the Stale provisions Of the FicIitiQv% any claim or demand they may VII of the Older Americans Act of have Each claim must be in writing 1965 05 amended Further in and must indicate the basis for the formation will be available after claim, the name and address of the Febvrary 16, 1976 from the Area 1 _--i • OF IPIIS the qualifications ot tile perSnat h .orthe venue quaOfcation% of the Personal 'Ie Number 7622 I VI IV Nrprc'cr1Tavive, or inc vemwe or i" In Ri: Estate of ALL CLAtMS. DEMANDS, AND jurisdiction of the Court. COA DUGGAN. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIoNs NOT SO F IL ED Decrated OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTICEOF Kenneth W Mcintosh WILL BE FOREVER BARRED ADMINISIRATION As Personal Reresen Marcetla Hardle Thompson TO ALL PERSONS HAVIN o ttiv of the Estate 01 hl W. Mcintosh Of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NELLE 0 EASTABROOK THE ABOVE ESTATE AND AL L Stenstrom. Davi. 1 McInto'h Decea OTHER PERSONS INTERESTE Post Office Box 1330 ATTORNEY FOR IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE hEREBY NOTIFIED San'ord, Florida 37771 PFRSONAL REPRESENTATIVE. ,,,,,. admr,,straion of $he t-tate Telephone- 372 2)71 DOUGLAS STENSTROM, ESQUIRE of CORA D000AN, deceased, File Attorneys for Personal )4 DAVIS 1 Number 76 77, Is pending in tnt Representative MCINTOSH Circuit Court for Seminole County Publith Fb Ii, ii. 1976 p Box 1330 6S Florida, Probate Divilon, the ad DEW ________________------nford. Fl 3771) dress of which is Seminole County NOTICE OF PUBLIC H!ARINO Publish: Feb II. ii, 1976 Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 3277) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of DEW LI The pernsl representative of the public hearing to be held at tile estate l LEE SIMONE whose ad Auditorium of the Altamonte dress is 7i50 Fairvlew Avenue, Springs Civic Cenfer, Magnolia FICTITIOUS NAME Cincinnati. Oho 43719. The name Drive, at Longwood Road, Notice is hereby given triat I am •i'u dUUfI ui i,r s'i'mioni, Anamonte springs, Fiuri,,, al C'iG H* engaged ifl business rcprejentOtivt'% attorney arc set p m., Wednesday, March 3. 1916. for 436, Attamonte Springs. Seminole forth below, the purpose of considering an County. Florida under the lictAll persons hving claims or Areaw,de Program for the Aging for itious name of HEIP4TZELMAN'S FloridA, the above deSCribed per eWnIa hzg fkhd apwy a//izuth imilt t/cAef .W1CQ MA& 520 5, BankAmericard 3fipd -- INVITATION TO BID Not.cc i: er uivc toot th Irvijrqi Convenient control of - Legal Notice 8e FLYZWG UOt! CZBC Stratton Engine Adjustable handle ____________ _ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanford, Florida 3277) Publish Feb 1), ii. 1976 11 .1 4. Florida Chaplain Service banquet, 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Orlando. Testimony by former jail Inmates, - • j• S IHS FROM THE DATE OF THC F(R51 PUBLICATION . tactics in the third quarter, shut out the Pats for seven minutes Lake Brantley on the way to a 15-4 third poriod Oviedo NOTICE, to file any objections they OTHER 1 :*. i'- Ik'ltmin;t, noon in Fellowship Hall. ----. - '. DEW M ... ,,,/' o so a All persons interested fl the estate :prPta Allpersonsinterestcdtntheestate to wriom a copy of thiS Notice of Sheriff - T iver w(tiient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to __________________________ saId. '1 know English, I have skills and I'd been to America before. I knew everything here is different — the culture and the languages." Dr. Henry Bahnson, chief of surgery at the University of POWER f -- ____ - . - .. creditor or hiS agent or attorney, AgencyofAglflgQftp, East Central Publish Jan 71, Feb 4,11,11, 1976 and the amount Iaimed If the Florida Regional Planning CounCil OEV.135 U ____________ is being mOde to -ecuteon Polk Rotary Club of Seminole South, 7:50 a.m,, Lord flUn ) ey S. Altamonte Spring , n c u • : H FLEA 92 .-1tRP. 2:10 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, 312 W. check from the government by failing to file a tax return, t'sen VILLAGE SUPER That said Sale take 1-u-y Rotary Club ii am, Mayfair country A married couple with a child . to an'i and all ez iSting aein% at th the claim is contingent or unhiquidated the nature Of the un Front (west) Door of the Scminole unhlc,uidated. the nature of the certainty shall b stated If the County Courthouse In Sanford, uncertainty shall bi' stated. It the claim is secured, ?IIC Security People's Choice Over Si zz Ii n �.S._ - - -----. 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 5) ...,_.-_- •- . .-. -- 5J Wednesday, Fob, 18, 1976 - .- i-'-- - - ______ - _________ ________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____ -*________ LU ITO i By lA)UUSAPStS Herald Correspondent ___________ ________________________________ _________ eeas I U, our I akes LJOVI S "c;)- Whyrns of the Bahamas, came got a chance to roar in the at his retreating opnnent and Turner in a contest tlia t most ORLANDO - A newcomer suddenly, opening round when Chancy cut midway through the round he fans didn't enjoy, as bol:h men and a couple of old standbys Whyris, a late replacement loose with several volleys that caught Up to Chanet, and were content on doing as !ltt!c ______________________ came through in exciting for this stablemate Cyclone drove Vincent into a neutral dropped him (or the 10 count as possible. fashion Tuesday night at the Williams, took the first round corner, with a scorching combination. In amateur action both 3r(ield crowd of 1,619, righLs to Ross' head and body, his head and rode out the storm heavyweight matchup Tampa 's came out on top in resp ective The newcomer, Vinnie Curto, ..isn't able to produce a in The second was going along to take control of the light in the Nat Gates took the measure of bouts, along with 3ye ar-oh' 1 nuctIthesinctI)aflnerwhefl second. Orlando's Savage Turner on a Clyde Fussel. as did Mad Dog Ross the smaller, by five pounds (148 .ii'I Joe)' Vincent, but the 20- to 153), Whyms started to cx ______________ _______________ car-old middleweight did change with the Southern junior come out on top of Tampa's nuddleweight champion, and "Fast" Eddie Davis after 10 that was a mistake, hard-fought rounds. __________ _______ ___________ got in a solid right to (urto's victory was well _____ --_______ ________ received by the crowd, but it the head but before he was able ______ to follow it up, he was nailed (th't come easily, as j ________ _______ ________ ___ _____ - - - - -.. _____ with a crushing over-hand rgh eid'nrj by the _____ ___________ ____= '. _________ ______ _____ _____________ '-" officials' scorecards. Judge that left the challenger on the _____________ ________ _________________ ______ Bob Burns had the fight canvas for several minutes. deadlocked at 97-97, while Vincent's KO, a third-round Judges Al Aldrich and Lee stopper of Tampa's' While -- __ ___ _ ______ Geiger both had Curto ahead by Chancy, caused the biggest stir ___ ___ __ _____ ______ _________ scores of 97-94 and 96-95 from the crowd. ___________________ ______ ____________ - respectively. As usual, the flamboyant Curio goes luside against I)avi,g I'm a little disappointed junioc middleweight entered with the judges scorecards," the ring to a chorus of boo's, !hc' Wiflntr r,)imncnte(l after Which Vincent acknowledged the fast paced bout," but I won hr throwing kisc5 towai-cl.s his Ret count.s against Chancy, Chancy counts birdies andI guess that's all that ____________________________________________________________________________________ matters. "I was a little rusty because I haven't been as active as i Ofl h U e H e I r s S u e Go od ye a r, would like to be, but all that is changed now. I am set to fight next month in Philadelphia and D after that I am going to Indiana. e s k e F o r $ 2 0 M I I I 1 o ii But I hope to come back to With 1 _ - -. I - I. c!or : ________ i- - - ----- -S - fl ___________________________________________________________________ Atari!,, 16 31 1S6 9 130s?on i' Y 'an Bas ket ball Prep - At . Seattle - '-1 -= - C. ; - - ,. tIigPilant j 0 THE OUNCE / __# -- BelIe Cross City 10$. Trenton 19 Santa Fe 75. Gainesville EasisIde 5s Gainesville 90. Orlando Boone 90 Oak Hall 99, flrlarwo 27 Starke 60, McClenny PIltiaru 8), Lak flutler 37 k Co liege B asket ball RESEARCH ____ I ye to liP W1n _____ _____________ -_ -. _______ - ____ ________ _________ ___ _____ Maine 91, Bowdoin 69 ,'.sssacr,usctts 91,- Vermont 97 OhOth' Island 95, N Hamp 'i rr 63 SOUTH Ala t'untsville 19, 4 ST 55 - Tennessee mons IFalrmont St 99. Salem 90 Florida Tech $7, Biscayne 67 Jackson St 99, Grambling 91 Marshall 96, R,'a. Co) W Virginia St 101, flerklry 16 MIDWEST Louisville 919, Tulta . 01 Oral Roberts $0, Nebraska Omaha SOUTHWEST Race 97, TCU 7$ Teia ASM 91, Hosto $0 Texas Tech $7, Baylor 76 W Truas 5' 96, P'' TIutaS St $7 -- Redlands 53 77. 26 22 WPuttr' ('a Verne SI iv 70 7 90 740 19.4 36 1$ 4 76 761 273 _____ Port- . p . -. . a - .. . ___________________________ F s yc h o I 09 \/ \f() y r _____________ ________ S ______________________________ r rn fl () ii (c rc , _________ S ___________ l.oUlsVIl.LF: API The it,' arnl then walked nut if the Was Louisville perhaps lookljtuIs-llle Cardinals celebrated locker room and shut the door. ing ahead to Saturday's nationtheir return to the Top 20 by "That had a great effect on ally tele1sed showdown her" pulling the same shenanigans mile," added Gallon with a with st.'nnd.rankeiJ Marqueti.• that last month cost theiii a spot eeph grin, emphasized over an amnone the nation's college With an inspired Gallon tak- over again not to look ahead,' basketball elie. ing control underneath, Louis- said CrWII. But Gallon had th The 19th-ranked Cardinals, vilic moved from a 40-33 half. Warriors on his mind Just fun. Just short of miserable in the time deficit into a 62-G2 tie with utes after Tulsa had been (1I'. first half, needed some halftimne 9:09 left in regulation. The patched. PSYcholog)' by Coach Denny Cards led by as many as four "The place will be full anti Crumn, a couple of lucky points dawn the stretch, but we'll be ready," said Gallon. bounces and an overtime to Tulsa fought back on the scar- "illat's going to be a game and down 16-time loser Tulsa 98-90 ing of Dan O'Leary, who fin- a half," Tuesday night. ished with 19 points. Elsewhere in college basket. The Golden hurricanes had a ball, Berry Davis scored 27 In the end, Louisville won its chance to win the game in the points as Texas A&M, playing 11th straight game and boosted final seconds, but Tom Vincent without two ineligible players, its record t 18-4 because 6.11 had two of three free throws held off Houston 9-4-80; Mike enttr Ri(-kv Gallon took bounce out before canning the Russell and Grant Dues Crumn'stünt her(. Umited to one that tied matter's 866 at sparked a second-half rail)' to two layups and no rebounas In the end of regulation, carry Texas Tech past Baylor the first half, Gallon exploded Louisville got its act together 87-76: Maurice Cheeks and Mel- _______ - ___ _____ ___ _______ _____ : "We - - -- - . .- , I . '= '- -" .. ' ,,, - , ''a - I- , - ' :.. '''' - ' A , -- ' , '.. 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East Division ELEVENTH -516, A: I Huskrr N Eno 76 27 5 57 184 199 Ire U) 790. 6 20. 370. 7 Lo't,i inc 75 31 1 SI It? 241 Qu',i II) 5 80. 600, 3 All Gossp lfl Cleveland 7279 5 49 II? 191 280, 0 13)52740. P (311 54)60. lndapol,s 2733 7 14 157 17$ 31 50 West Division TWELFTH - S 16, B: 1 Solo Ja on 36 70 0 77 279 191 lit II o • 80, 2 80, 7. C - B '5 S: e Mrvi 29 23 1 67 201 703 (1)510. 260, 3 Lake Emba (4) 7 Phoenix 2$ 72 6 67 7)9 16 0(1 $1 553 00 T (I 9 1) 5377 10. 19 3) S Diego 79 26 1 60 771 20-4 TONIGHt'S ENTRIES Pomona P,tter Westniinster, Utah II, S Utah st 11 - t - the second half. fl7p Ul IS', Pro Hockey FAR WEST t4arch Dimes TUESDAY'S RESULTS 9 M 161 37 Tuesday's Result St Louis 117, Virginia 96 Boston St 103. Fitchburg St 9$ Calgary -_ _____________ 77 39 '47 ' - V,rgin,a Quebec Boston U 79, NOrtheastern 7$ Canislus 14, Colgate SI -- -. - Canadian Division EAST - t SECOND - S 16, C' I Satmans S Louis Yonge of prevention SANFORD OULANDO Bronson 47. Chetlarsci 39 Gainesville fluchholz $4. P 1< - - £0 IS i 2979 9i 98 Moore Haven 7$, Glades Day ______ - A __ for 21 points and six m ebuwid in in the extra period. Gallon hit a yin Jones teamed (or 47 points H OND 0 DARTS FOR TWO Dog Racing Pacilic DIviiion TOday'S Gamej 6S St Louis at Kentucky Martin County 63, Lake New York at Indiana J Worth 67 San Antono at Denver Everglades City SO. Clewiston Thursday's Games II Kentucky vs Virginia at Nor Glades Central 7. Suncoast toot - - 3', Portland 21 37 179 16'. FIRST - S 16, B I Midas Oracle Tuesday's Results (1 360. 360. 300; 2 Wl:ll Zale (SI BIJIIaIO 116 Portland ii] 1 90 1 10. 3 Brown Spt-ctre (31 260. GOtdr'fl State 101, Nq," 0 25) StI 60. 31,72, Chr,jt,an 50 King's Academy 67 Glade Christian 33 Leonard 61, Phhee 63 _____ E Iway Added For Id a ho Thurtday's Games Cleveland II?. Atlanta 97 RCket '7) 7210. 73.10. 1010; 2 Los Angeles 1i5. New Onieans Sar'b1as'n (6) 1200. S 60. 3 M A 'S 101 .)".int' 1 20. DO (27) 111100; 0 Chicago ill. Phoen, Ill, OT (6 7) 5731 60; P (7 all) 53-20; (all 6) Kantas City 175, Philadelphia 525 50. 31 II Palm 107 Beach Gardens THIRD - 6 16. 0 - I Manatee ')o,'a Röton 67 Washington II). 'anrc, (5) 9 10, 1 10; 3 20. 2" LIthe MIl*dUktt i4o(lywo 117 Hills 13. Cooper Lb 13) S60. 300. 3 L L's Ill ill Today's Gam 190; 0(35) 515 40; T (531) S7$6 20. PIantt,or 90. Fort Lauder Los Angeles at HOutton 31 59 '. dale 69 'noenx at Detroit POUKTH - - 5 lb. M, I K'S HalIancal 67, Chamlnad, 66 Golden State vs. Kansas City Gang (7) 670. 320; 760. 7 (Ak,' at Omaha Stranapsan 77. McArthur Drnisc 3) 340. 7 60. 3. how On flo Boston at Seattle Browarci Chn,ttn $4, West(8 7 60. 0 123) SlO 40. P 23 wood Christon 15 Thursday's Game 131 70. 3)92. Portlanci at Cleveland Crestvsew 60. LAurel Hill FIFTH-S 16.0 I MA'S Steven Ocata Vangua"d 73, North -. IS 1690. 1100, 610; 7 X.-iri Mar ion 67 Damond (1) 6 60. 610; 3 Touch Of ABA Dc)ray Beach Atlantic 90, Ii) 00; 0 (15) $71.10, P (5 1 W L Pc?. GB Jupiter 57 5296 70. 31 91 Denver 10 13 ,,5 Palm Beach Gardens 69, SIXTH - i,, A I Sissy Sue 12 New York 3.1 2) 619 7 lloc Rton 67 900. 760. 500. 1 K's Pharaoh (6 San Anton 32 21 604 3 North Shore 65. Newman 59 Kentucky 30 76 136 )i' $ 60. 790, 3 S,Iky OHare (4) 500. Q T.4sn Lakes 6), Forest HiII lndi,n (76) S65 20 T (261) 11.50020. 79 'k 67 ______________ J ,t Attani,'a a? fluttato T(.'[fl() , Pi'tStit,nt Dillarci 1.5. Pompano Beach 62 P'per 66. Northeast Nov,i 71, South flrard 65 Mom, Christian 56. Pinret - - Phoenix Marinna •, Biotjntstown 'i Deerl,eld Beech I?. Boyd An dersofl 6? Westminster Academy 62. - ___ Ch, Cixoa 77, Eau Gatlie 61 - . . 10 G State I 'usv,lle 55, Satellite 53 ,"-no Beach 17, Merrill Island LA PhIa,'icr 21 33 12) 70 33 .317 .0 Melbourne Central Catholic 70. Hanes o Lyman Girls Finish 2nd J1?4. M,lwaukt Detroit Cxoa Beach 76. AStronaut ' ? Western Conference Msdwif Divjilø y The AssocIated Press RockIege 70, Melbourne 57 - - OREBCARD - -- iIJ -. ,. -.--- I, ______ LJi - r; . . : _____ e on paper, until April 1977. Lose By Jeanne Evert Advances, Too n ' The suit was suspended with tlwunderstandingthatit.oul(J To DeI.AND The Sanford AUSTIN, Tex, - Jeanne Even of Fort Lauderdale, Escape Legal Charge Ju.ijor Boys dropped a first be dismissed if the paper cxFbi., advanced to the second round of a 110,000 tourround basketball game to pansun team actually began nannt on the Futares cirit th a , victory SAN DIEGO AP - A high- a news conference Monday, us- Season," details Chargers Ormond Beach in the DeLand play in April i9n, over Nancy nstein of Washingbn, D.C. Nine of the jurors said after- ranking California narcotics tensibi called to announce the prohiems on and off the field. It InvitatIonal Junior Boys wards that they were leaning agent says his office won't go appointment of former Las An- is said to decribe Klein as a Brickels' Wife Dies Monday night, Basketball Tournament towards the side of Seattle, the after a University of California geles Ram scout Johniiy Sand- manipulative tyrant and Svare The Sanford crew fell wy state and King County. Almost psychiatrist (or supplying ersastheChargers'new gener- as his weak and willing tool. OXFORD, Ohio All Services fir Josephine Jentes 4,B88RIC/1f8 behind in the first quarter when all agreed that they wanted to drugs to members of the San al manager. Bckels Boyn Beach, dow of late Miami A major drug scandal broke carry the trial they were outscored by 11 "see who won,"to the end and Diego Chargers. Srnders replaces Harland outafterthelfl3seasonandthe Uulversity of Ohio AeUc Dirtor John Brickles, will be Jose points, but recovered in the • NIGHTLY held Friday in Oxford. She was 68. house, supervising Svare, who was fired by Klein National Football League fined ayde Parker, a gray-haired special agent of the state nd frame flu- last month, Svare was the Klein, Svare and eight Charger halftime, 26-25to trail b) one at loan collector (or a bank, said reau of Narcotics, said Tuesday Chargers coach in 1913 when players a total of $40,000. 8:00 P.M. Vilas Tops Arifraj, 7-6, 6.2 But the Sanford crew never the trial "was a waste of tax- that Dr. Arnold Mandell appar- Mandell wasa guest of the club. Mandell also was ordered to cauld overtake Ormnond Beach, payers' money," but he agreed ently acted legally in giving S. WUIS Toseeded GuWenno Vilas of ArgnUna Klein said he fired Svare be- stay away from the team. with the other jurors that he Chargers players drugs while cause of a book written by despite the 21 points of Mike had • MATINEES defeated Anand Amritraj of dla 7, 6-2 in opening round Svar has threatened a libel wanted the trial to continue he was _____ ______ aetlon in the $60,000 St. Lauls Tends the club's unofficial Mandell 5s51C. about the Chargers. suit against Mandell, saying his Gaudreau and the 18 points of 'because it's like stopping in psychiatrist during the 3973 The yet unpublished book, en- coaching career has been Jimmie Williams, Robert Bridges added four in the loss, the rniIe of the ballgame." season, Monday titled "The Nightmare rulned by Mandell's book. The governmen had acMandell, who heads the psyWed. & Sat. followedHoward by Mark with Huam.an Freddie threeand cused the league and its teams chiatry department a' the Uniantitrust violations, fraud versity of Californja.San Diego, 1:45 each, Bill Cosgrave with two and breach of contract tallies, and Paul Jack on with of the old Seattle Pilots(or sale has a medical degree from TurrrrOrant) The Lyman High School girls Guriit;. one. team to lane University in New Orleans. DISCUS WISImI (LI U7' 7 track team finished rn second Spence (SP 7.9. 7 1. Clevrlan Milwaukee hnkrests in 1970. Ormond Beach's Peter As a medical doctor then, place to the Winter Park (irls in CL) 276. 2 DreLeI IC) 219 MILE The suit's goal, Atty. Gen. Mandell Wakeman scored 25 Was qual1fki to adiXibti a track meet Tuesy, despite RELAY I Wnter Park (Ftll 3 TRIFECTA and Siade Gorton s-aid, was to reminister drugs if he saw fit, Clifton Mike Castelle 23 to lead the McAbbft) l..$; 7, vinng entries In the 440-)&d Lyman 5Lylle 0 03S cover a mnajor league baseball house said. Winners, relay, long jump, mile run, 0RACES team for the city, which in the Charger owner Eugene Klein yard run, flyard dash, and meantime has acquired a $60 said Mandell "disptnsed" 1,700 discus throw. million domed sadium the emptetamine pills to his playLyman had 51' points for <ingdomne. ers in 1973, with 400 giing to one ciond, topped by Winter Six businessmen, headed by unnaned player alone. • BIG PERFECTA Park's radio executive Lester Smith MOSCOW, Idaho tAP) Klein aiso said he had wU_____________ W;nter or s. Lyman yearshe atgraduated Washington State, Washington Slate Uni. where in 1953. lIe and entertainer Danny Kaye, neises who saw Mandell hand. St'. Coonai ue expansion versity offensive coordinator has been an assistant at Mon. ehise for $5.55 HOLOW HURDLES Iran- ing million. 'They to, out pills despite orders not Gumkowsk) 'WP) 123; HiGH 30)113 "Jick" Elway has been tama and bc?d coach at Grays have signed a 20-year lease (or •THURSDAY I. Turner (WP) 16) 2. JUMP addedtotheUniversltyof Idaho Harbor Community College at the stadium, But house said his office will Bowers (WP) 44 SHOT PUT LADIESt NITE SpenCe IWP) 3) l'j; 2. WiIiams II) football echJng gaff, Athletic Aberdeen, Wash., and POII not roopen the Chargers drug ELAV -- 1. Colon:aI Director Leon 214 The county and Mate had investigations of 1973 unless Wet'rr' (Eider cf'ra G. Grec'3 an- geles High School. Port Ange- agreei earlier th If a baseball Klein can co nouriced Tuesday. les, Wash. up with cvi________ _____________________________ o - 1 Oiijt'r IC) 63.4 7 2(121. ' team were ot*alned they w'uld dence of wrongdoing, Brya'f (WPi 6196 410 RELAY $l14•Te1, The 44-year-old Hoquiam, Lymao (R(lil'd MCMill'O b"Cbt) be willing to end the proceedSaid House: "Anybody can _________________________ Wash., native _______________ Cicv,i.oôl 541. LONG JUMP - I ings. But the city, still seeking make aiIegat1o. It would take CIeetand (11 15 ); 7 TvYfl(' Erickron, who left in December ______________ g t cash in compensation for ex- a team of medical doctors to I hr flWUtif•f A P,'ll F jfflfl fu';rr jormn {WPJ 6 01 7. s. icnditures for the Pilots home approve or disapprove of the (U h Jim Sweeney, now head ________ MO- I Brnarner (1) 2:136; 2. at Sicks Stadium, held on until dispensing of those 400 31113, McAbee (WP) 237.3 MEDLtY man at Fresno State. _____ Friday, Then, the City Council whatever the)' are." ,'"r' Elwav pcnt t)w last Irur ______________________ r - t !ii of I); jLri ( Ui! !l"riuring - - - - A federal Judge called a Junior College before transfer- school. Indiana, ft 's obvious that these Heirs to race driver Mark Don. )nohearing today in the suit by a ring to UF last (all. Decof said he filed suit at tte as warn Donohue of possible hue's helmet "failed to ideBa urn g a r ten attended (aI cUniversity of Florida baseball a great ohue, who was fatally injired request of David Lawton of IAn- shortcomings. The suit said this quately and properly prol He contended he met the in- Florida Southern in 1973-74 and talent an likeappreciate me," tect Curto stated while practicing (or the 1975 coIn, U.!., executor of player seeking an order over- tent of the rule by cumpking Palm Beach Junior College in failure resulted n Donohuc's and guard" him from sen matter-o(-(actly. turning a National Collegiate all hut one course toward gradAustrian Grand Prix, are suing hue's estate, on behalf of Car- kiUi injury. Curio's habit of holding his Goodyear Tire and Rubber Cu. men Eden Donahue, the driv. AthietiAssociationru1jng and uation. hands lowand allowing Davis to and Bell !Iehnets Inc. for 0 er's witw, and the couple's GALLOP POLL declaring him eligible to play Making him go to Junior collead at his unprotected face, million, this season. by Alan May er two SOflS. _______________________________________________ Jege to take one course would be caused the highly ranked The suit, entered in ProvjLø i The U.S. District Court stüt a waste of his tthe and refusing JlcsaJdthcac(bon(jl1.J,1 1 4 B 0Y 5 5.' A' V A'iyci94'1t Italian to get hit more than he dence Superior Court on behalf a Rhode Island court Monday by Ross Baumgarten names the to allow him to play baseball 41 4E / A qO liked but it ao opened up of Donahue's widow and two because Iwton is a resident of ' NCAA and University of Floni- could t him his scholarship, k Davis for counter-punches, YP 6R1. tU5FQ ' da Athletic Director Ray Baumgarten contended. children, claims there were this state and because both a4j P Ia ce 2 n d flt ni' Cd#tt 4 c/OCK(Y ' 96'7 The pattern of the fight seous defects in the tires and Goodyear and Bell do business Graves as defendants, / He said he should be considAif stayed the same frmi round to safety helmet Donohue was us- here. /1 OY U. S. District Judge William ered eligible under the same WINWI PARK - Lyman round. Several seconds would ing when injured. A1 #1 IA& VIP 1' Stafford set the hearing for late rule that allows a student to The suit charges that the -. , igh School with 64-3 points go by with both men looking for CFY / ONE O afternoon, In addition to Goodyear and Goodyear tires used by Donoparticipate in athletics at his finished second place to openings. Then one would lead #E.F 7 '/6Ir6V4UO,P4V&A !laumgarten was ruled in- new irtitu(ion after transfer. overwhelming Winter Park in and the other would retaliate, Bell, the lawsuit names the hue (ailed to withstand "rca- ) eligible because he had not ring because his mnajor nurse a four-team boys track meet as they stood toeto-tue and Penskc Corp., which owned the sonably foreseeable stress and 7WE Y7f CO?JV7-1Z , race car, as a co-defendant, _______________________________________________ . ,/t strain conditions while racing held Tuesday. The Parkers exchanged solid head and body Donohue died from a blood at high speeds." rolled up 132 1-3 first place punches while the crowd roared clot in his brain two days after points to win the meet. ,yP Goodyear is also accused of ,, . -, its approval, his Formula I racer hurtled off failing to properly test, exam••• ,'. nq Park Ro I)? I ). L'fmr Neither fighter was cut at the the track Aug. 17 while on a •• \ .,$ :3, CoI,,,,t 16 ;, Jones 76' 33 end of the contest and neither practice run prior to the Austri'U HIGH HURDLES - I. H0d9(S ,,, A . . C' ______ --..i mmons (WP) 161 dwigtr of an Grand Prix in Graz, Austria. ,, es e i c'izt,q, 1)) 9 SY going down, but both battlers He was quoted in ne re31 \1fl I 2MftC u 4 '. sampled the best the other had ports following the crash as 7 HuSb4fldj IWP) 413,). SHOT to offer in almost every stanza, i'wat' PUT I $m'th 11's, telling crec members that the Ten n is Team . ,gpc S'1,rke I.)) 529. SORELAY - 1 It,"iI -i -J lcftffonttireblcwoutwftjle(he I!ARflOR[), bconn. (APi Colonial (Yetor Richardson lenton) 1.316; 7. Y.,nter Pri car was traveling about 160 Australia will send Rod L.a -er, t',4m.(/j' ,17" - ,!:._.:IL1 1 lii 4-40---). Vavghn(WP)SI.i. 2 miles per nour through a turn. John Alexander, Tony Roche, Sea ttle Miami Names Line Coach W,Wams IL) 520330 HURDLES (ttr> The suit states that Donohue, John Newcombe and Phil Dent 1 Hoqe (WP) 2 3. Smtr, 1'p i graduate of Brown University against an American team next 433 LONG JUMP -I Smith (WP MIAMI APi - Ed Washington, offensive line coach te yr ''o O4'6 201; 2. RvseII (WP) 194 . hete, received a severe blow on month in World Cup tennis past two years at West ku IWP) 157 7, 7, Hcron ii Pa th I'ICJ Illinois, has been hired as Ught the side of his helmt when the competition. S7 SPRINT MEDLEY REL end-offensive line coach for the University of Miami's car crashed through four rows - I Cooniai (RlcharthonYca!tD' The Aussies, behind Captain football team, y . ivia, iie; Gammage) 7:017; 2. Wintr of fences. Fred St0110, hold a 5-1 edge in I' '' park 7: 9, DISCUS - 1. Starkrs C.learec/ g/ "The damages were based oii the event that began in Boston il ii? 10; 7. Smsth (WP) 137 1 720 7YE 8e7 his earning potential," said atI Natase Wins In Nationals i Smti idi 731. 2. Steward EVERETT. Wash, iAP) - torney Leonard Decof on Tues- in 1970. ,,V ',P) 731 POLE VAULT ' ' h The American team for the ParS nS (dl 141.2 Stanley IL) 130 SALISBURy, Md. - Second-seeded Ilie Nastase The final obstacle to reinstate- day. 'Mark [)onohue had a March 4.7 tournament will of I be HIGH JUMP-i. (tie) Kauss (WP) I' Romania cruised mb the third round of the 150,000 Burns IL) SI TWO MILE - 1' ment of American League play very high income. Not only was Arthur Ashe, Jimmy Connors, National Indoor Open Tennis thampionsIii with a 6-2, 6in Seattle was washed away he a front-line racing driver Dick Stockton, Bob I.utz and bar (LI 9497 IWP) 2 victx-y over Joaquin Loyo-Mayo of Mexico. MILE RELAY 9 13 I. 7. CaIdweil Tuesday when a Superior Court who was also an engineer, but Stan Smith, said tearii captain ________________ •inter Park I Kauss HOdgeS judge adjourned the baseball he had lots of contracts in the Dennis Ralston. .sseIl Vaughn) 377 9; 7 Lyman trial, 1 /4 9 Chris Evert Wins, 6-2,6.4 Judge Frank Howard told the nine-woman, three-man jury DETROIT -Toç-seeded Chiis Evert I downed Maniana Ys that they were permanently J U n I 0 r Bo Sü'nionesctj of Rotnanja 6-2, 6-4 in opening day action of a dismissed although the $32.5 women's professional tennis tournament. million lawsuit remains alive, C argers' Drug Supplier BRIEF' - ___ -., B', 11w Assoeiate(J Press appear" lie turned and hit faIn. The Portland Trail Blazers l.lo) Neal's shoulder. That Kings 125, 76('rs 197 are not only last in the National was obvious. But what can you Nate Archibald scored a Ilaskethall Association's do? You can't make a federal game-high 33 points, enabling 4 icific Division but also last case about it." Kansas City to snap a fivegame in the minds of the referees. The Braves were losing by losing streak by heating At least Lenny Wilkens thinks 108-30 with less than three Philadelphia. minutes to go but later closed it lakers 115, .Jiz 101 "I think the officials did their to 308-107 with 1:53 left with the Karcemn Abdul-Jabbar and jobs tonight," said the Portland help of McAdoo's four foul Gail Goodrich scored 28 lx)ints coach after a 116-133 loss to the shots. Big Mac later hit a bzi 50, apcc'.c kad Lo.' AIIgCIL.S over Iu1fajo Braves, "but the calls line Jumper and a free throw to New Orleans. seem to go the other way when give him 42 points for the night Bullets 113, But-ks 112 s you're a last.place team.'' and help the Braves pull away. Phil Chenier rxnired in a aWilkens h two pccifk t1sewhere in the NBA, it Was son.tng!i 42 points as Washing'4 mind. I3oth times, Buffalo's Chicago 114, Phoenix 111; Kanton, 11 points down late in the Bob McAdoo (trove for a basket sas Gty 125, Philadelphia 107; third quarter, rallied to nip Muin the closing minutes and both Los Angeles 115, New Orleans waukec. times, the Trail Blazers were 101; Washington 113, Warriors 1I, Knicks % (-ailed for defensive fouls. The Milwaukee 112; Golden State Hick Barry scored 20 of his NBA's leading scorer took ad- 304, New York % and Cleveland game-high 34 points in the secvantage of the situation and 112, Atlanta 92. ond half, helping to rally Golden cashed in four free throws to Bulls 114, Suns 111 SLate over New York ann give help turn the game around, Jack Mann, hitting a season- the Warriors a sweep of their "Mr Adon was able to dii what high 4 Jimnts, ('oiiflectt'tl for four-gami sasin series with 4'e wanted," Wilkens said. eight in the final 1:21 of over- the Kni' "lie's a great player and he time to lead Chicago over Casalii'rs 112, Hawks doesn't need any advantages. Phoenix. Campy Russell scored The calls were questionable, I "I'm finally getting into the points arxi Bobby Smith added thought on one of them 113)' man flow of the offense," says Ma. 22 14 in the second half as was standing in there all the nfl, who was traded to Chicago (.'leveland routed Atlanta (or its ttme. Is he supposed to dis- earlier this season from Buf. sixth straight victory, w '- Wednesday. Feb. ii, 1fl4-I1A __ r'. ___ -' '-..- . - Gator Baseballer Seeking IjufltIn Last Referees, Too Trailblazers RosS' Win, a second rounhl detractors, By round three Vincent was split decision. knockout over ps)" Mike Gates was able to "Mr. Excitement's" CflCIflIes banging awn' with both hands 1' __ _____________________ Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. 'COO P,!, ' b')'" ,, , F78-14 G78-14 blackwall black Wail blackwail blackwali Fds Models of i!s Models of F:t Mode! of Ft MoiN, i .,1r'1.1rL) CCOIUtY Cn.,; CP%øy,lt FOICUO 9,$ i!. - t '.;'.tir) , 1 r, i''' Ia Chevelle Cut ''I ,' ..,, ., '_l', '.' L''' ' C 'aI . I' r . - i.' ''.' . .i , P , 1''-,,, TENTH - SIb, A: 1. Joe Mischit'l . .1 Bull Maxim; 3 PIuinlorns Spec; 4 Kay's Bully. S K's Kowloon. 6 Wyclill Sadie; 7 Another Westy, I Poily Rose. ELEVENTH - 1, C 1 Nomad. 7 ('ti' ('olIn 3 Tell Doll; 1, Lki' S ii,,-n i 's tiaretla; 9 [)(lss flau'. /. 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II,ici Presidential Candidates, keferendums On Ballot I ~. 42,642 In County choose from a field of 12 can. didates for the party's nomination for president or By DONNA ESTES ,ierajaiaii wri t er Some 42,642 Seminole County they may cast "no preference" voters are eligible to cast ballots in the presidential preferential primary here March 9, but not all voters will votes, The 15,826 registered Republicans will be able to select between President Ford and former California Gov. Ronald Reagan for the be able to make their choices on GOP contests and Republicans amendment authorizing and and between Robert Pearson in the Democratic races are limiting local taxes for water and Wendell L Springfield for forbidden under Florida law, management purposes and committeeman, Persons registered in splinter approving or disapproving a couzuly-uuuuuissIor, sponsored plan to create an appointive office of county comptroller. At The county 's I,98O voters who the same registered time, Democrats only in NinocraLs in precinct three, the Midway area, will choose between Robe rt Chambers and Chancy Walker for local committeeman, Republicans in precinct 54, Markham Woods-Sweetwater A total of 61 men and women were automatically elected to the Seminole Democratic cinip (flP Executive Committee when no one qualified to run against the presidential nomination to _ .. , I - - - Mrs. Rucker Likes Casseroles 'Shall the office of the clerk of the circuit court be divided into two offices _____ By JEAN I'AVI'ESON . ~ -one to N! elected and known Quick, easy and delicious - ty I-- __ - I I j! - , /\ t1 ; '. , - f ....N.~ '_ C.,7- arrange tiver bottoln featuring broccoli, squash or carrots can compliment a easoroIc'. FUenil stuffing mix tilake at :150 dis approx. 10 heavy holiday ineal of turkey or roast beef. with welled margarine. In - L- ve 3 _______ Mrs Rucker does still enloy baking cakes, cookies and pies for her husband and neighbors Her Prune Cake is , ' 4. - a An incred e selection of over 100 colors ~ r-, - .. 74 ~. - ~ - .- i\ N -- ) -.- . . 1. ... , ; 1 I I! mjtZ 'J ,ç%J l -. - - - ua ' - - ____ aJeun e F ~_ -- V Exchange :70 = - m~~ __..l .~____1~1%1 . • -- -_____ -1 - The bride I------ --- . - - fed, 4 ply polyesters reg. $22 each. . P . I " with - \6\ - - 11.00 2200 ea 4 for 88.00 19.00 24O ea. 4 f or 96 00 E78-13 27.00 26.00 ea. 4 for 104.00 4 for 77.00 1.74 ea 7.00 21.00 ea. - G78-15 H78_15 Your 5 - 4 4 for 77 00 1 84 ea for 77.00 2.25 ca 4 for - 84.00 - 2.55 ea. 4 for 77.00 21.00 30.00 ea. 4 for 120.00 1900 32_00ea - 4 for 99.00 4for 128_ 00 1.81 ea. 4 for 109.00 - 4for109_00 I 2.80 e a. Sale prices effective thru Mon.. Feb. 23. _& v-,- ' _-A t-'• !i- cho ce: 4788 Stop Action" front disc th2! -- '. ____ - - S - - egw - . - --.5- 4 ____ --- . &. - -r ..: . -_____ . / or comp e e front - .- ,- - ) ~.r. , _q~% , o I t! -- 4 x flat, - All' •-- *--- - -- -t1.. ' - I .4 " - - - : L-'-j--.- Sale 6 99 - . t . ______________ -______ - - - - ..~~ 4 1;0 4 -f: 44 ;--'_: Reg 1099 'Jhatachoceol colors From super light. to - - . super deep to super bright More than 700colors in all And all come in flat or ctirable semi-gloss Semialgloss. -1E- ' 1 'w J1 --- çS.- -t 'L : _ U UI • . - -.: on Custom Color \ Reg. 11.99, Custom color semi-gloss in more than 700 colors for your home. . -- - -- ' __________ i / - - - - ______ 4. " . __________________________ linlill- , . I Mr. i -_ -.-: -1 _ rear wheel cylinders Inspect disc brake hardware - - - - /- 23 channI - 4 r :_ QB. radio -4 - '. __%~~ . ____ _. - :4 ~.~ - • Inspert -- - __ = ____.~. _... _. I ~ - ~_. ~ ~?~a A&N--O--Idkt - _'7 --7 7,M ~ 7 I :- Modulation indicator, noise limiter, PA Output. Operates on 12V DC Positive or negative ground With variMfle volume, control and S/FIF C _ - __ -1 - , - ~_- -__,~. .1 I .---_ .. - ___ - -- - . .s crat ch (or the irnc reasofl t'hristmmu's means being excluded from a lot of holiday portues because most people ear IV Abby knn't want us to know the kind of drinks they're serving. Me k I - i L. ap- ______ to %otw 0 family. 11 they don't knon ho ou feel they shoWd E v e ry one hasroblem. Wharf yours! For a personal reply, write ti; ABBY Box No flOO. L A, Calif 90069. Enclose stamped, self. addrii envelope, pilill For Abby's booklet, "Now to Have a Lov,Iy Wedding," send $1 to Abigail Van Bur,n, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif "212. Pteai, enclose a long, sell-addressed, I ACD [ e" Steaks 1 - •U - 4 - - ' anti are offered b:, Project OASIS in cooperation with . ----- ____ = A V Seminole Community College Adut I- due, ' :**1. ... to enable a Person to .save by making their own clothes and accessorlesandtospendnhc)ney more wisely-. ('lasses sthrt Tuesday at 9:30 am, at Chuluota Community (lcurth start toiLit it S / , V and - -.-. -., Th e more beau in this little cou h one woman can handle • ,I - - \ \ - ---1 _\ I 8 OZ. EACH $ so t -- I AA ' - _-- ,~ '.), .. ~, , ~ t 1 - at 9:U) mum, at the O%'Iedt) Womiuin's('Iubandtarch I at 7 p in •it t he O viedo s%offl,ifl .. i I': i I - _- .-w __ A Correction - It "Fudge Pudding." One cup hot water wr.s Omitted from (fie 1% .A ~_ - . - . ". . SATURDAY. LAST WEEK'S WINNER WAS GEORGE BUTLER, ROUTE 2, SANFORD III Bologna Patties A 40 1 to.% !:A'll* ci - I S PORK . C 89LB 715 I I -1 C*&-.v I at*n hoch 01 I , vrw I rX;MP,-I%* Oil CA.., . ., , ,; .. . .. ;;.~ W - . :: ; LAUNDROMAT '-* I I Dry Cleaning at :Iudqef ." "' :.' I service in a pleasant a t . ::: :: mosptmere. Open 7 am i I. . , . 5 - - -ir-" -, ' SPECIAL i I I I lb. Center Cut Pir 32 Pure 13 round Chops • Beef Patties 41/2 Lb. Surfburgers 301. EACH 4 oz EACH 24 Pepper Steak - -. i v-.- I __________________ STAY WARM & COZY FREEZER I I . daily. Located at tAIR WAY PLAZA I Hw;227 ,92 at 27th On -'tI2-i I I I,A M, M ERLE DORAfl PLUS Fop., F?iIJ%Of?t $ so ______ Sam's Portions , I 11 ~ - 1W %. - vill, ',t4-'V1'_~,1T-.1._.,.1 1 Try it you'll like it! I- ` . - - - _* - - % - • --- FAIRWAY H *> 11111i mostwe ._.. - _ Club. :*. .. :-0 * I . dI will be forming sol The kPO - \ ~ -i I f I '1 0 AGAIN FOR A FREE VALLEY DALE SMOKE CURED HAM DRAWING EVERY s-2 _________ 6 I I !~ ~~~ i L DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER Sewing Classses Offered General Electric BEEF-LAMB-PORK-POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK 0 - Recipe should read: Mix CENTRAL HEATING Seminole Hospital Eye Hank Association membei from left) toget he r the following: ' Cap Mrs. Edwin Epstein, Mrs. Blanch Kissane, President Mrs. Grace bro wn sugar; 1 cup white CALL, Smith and ,Mrs. Jaw h1cl(lbbin, presl& nt of the hospill sugar; I tbs. nour 4 Ibi. coco PLUMBING & l WALL HE auziiiary, talk with special guest Ammon MeManuels at a silver 1 cup hot water. Add this over lea held Sunday in the hospital audtnrlum, 1007 S . Sanford mixture In baking dish - p.m. Open Sunday ' Cut! IL V P TEA • CONVERSATION 3231310 _________________ ---- _~2` ol w %& - . 1% ~ ! , -- _.. - ---1--- - - I -- pm,-Ph- District Commander Florence Williams. Others attending the adjutant for the state of Florida; Tiny 11111 (second from right), ceremony vAcre; VI Somers (left), ,Aho originated the school; and Dottie Former Patient Praises Hospital • - - 1lIler(rigtuti, Florida junior tice. - ,. I • % Pot 8 a.m. to 9 ___________ Mrs. Lucille Mfahy (second from leftj, Instructor at the Sixth Dis ill trict Disabled Amedean Veterans' School of Instructions, reived a proclamation signed by Mayor Ie P. Moore from Sixth PRESENTATION / __ Auto Center open from ______________ - - ill - 10, S.I n . \ -. AWARD X 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penneys. Open iffi l"on. L r-i - former mental patic,nis. You All classes run for ten need not sign your names. The classes, which will cover basic sessions, each 21- hours long. A and advarimd techniques, will fec of Is cli' ari:li fur the __1 - - _. ___ _. - -, - I - - -')::P,r,v c 4 . ' For further information send 75 cents plus 25 cents to cover postage and handling to: "Indoor Gardening Gde," care of this newspaper, Box 489 Dept F Radio City Station New York New York 10019. (NEXT: Rootingi c.- - Pfl't0U1ndlt1ttr. ,tmud I leomt It tiers from still Welcome : - - JCPenney Citizens' Band transceiver. Covers all 23 channels, • I ________ - • DEAR VORIIIIER: I Mr. and Mrs. Scott LaJeune , Lubricate shoe contacts Install new front grease seals Inspect brake springs Inspect master cylinder 6 Inspect and adjust parking brake is rear oil seals for leaks Bleed and refill brake system Road teit car 'Most American cars and many foreign cars - ' 129 95 . ' Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Feb. 72. ring is very easy with plants in enclosed ,-ontainers. Try keeping a log book for big plants to help determine when th ey need watering, but always do the finger test ). flush yourF lngeren ' II gently houonemnc t h to es Ior soil. soi. Thin water if necessary . v , . :, if -,!~ Resurface four drums Repack front wheel bearings • . It1_ I , room; all of the same or simil,ar size. variety and type on one ate groups with light requirements. Big plants pose a more complex watering problem. it's best to -_ 11. brake linings on all 4 wheels 9 Rebuild all wheel cylinders Custom I ,_ ' - d I because color Intensity differ,, the volume of paint per:aomay.insomecases,besIIghtly less than a full gallon. n P"' .- - - __ oss - .A . • -' Reg 69 semissig :.- -' _________ 9 Inspect rear brake springs 9 Inspect rear oil seals for leaks * Bleed and refill brake system e Road test car • -__ -- Sale $4 - - . .5 - • Save -j ; I - a ________ __:S * Inspect master cylinder o Repack front wheel bearings ect rear brake linings Late A - - • I Al - - _____ • JV .. 2 11111i k.Z ,_ know anyayi. don't you? __________________________ [ Chr is tmas means s pe nding s pe nt t o years in a count y a ll 'at ime a,t he e s nk or mental hci At first I Pecled to tx, thrown together Iicum htartssirniing I Offers t*o help with an)-thing, ttlthfre,ikstlfldflutsv,tiotould DE aiim a up climb the walls, scream bloody- min is ter's wife, and I would like doing it alone because it 's murder and act crazy. Some to tell you what Christmas easier than begging for help is. were a little strange, and oc- means to tile: IF Christmas means receiving casionally hostile and hard to It means spending the gifts from your famils- that will handle, but not as holidass going to programs in enabk outosere them better dangerous Most ereina deep stuh nut musically talented r.irclt anything tii itisft state of depression, children perform. iMost your personal, feminine Abby', will you please say a ministers marry women who desires. kind word for those wondcul can pla the piano so they ill Christmas means becoming I people who work with disturbed always have someone to play' physically and trying pa tients" It takes a deep love for the services. These wives to keep it exhaused (ruin showing. Th e for humanity to care for people usually produce musically family LSfl't concerned. Any IE~j w ho are mentally Ill gifted children.) suggeions Abby' Today I am home, well and Christmas means working N,\MEIJs1Nl) NO happy, and I know I never could hard to make gifts for the l.00ATION 11 have mane it without the fwnily in order to live within a Ifl:Alt NAMI-;I.Es: Yours is patient, loving and un- limited budget, Ministers' thesaddest Christmas song I'tv dcranding people who iooked ts ives have always dune this. It e er heard. ('lip this and slmo it _ _ .. _____ Install new St-3p Aciso,, front disc brake pads Rebuild front calipers • Machine front rotors Inspect front grease seals t 14,V 4 ;'- -- - Jacksonville - -_-- - t- _ - - Heres what we do , ____ A_--_ overhaul, - wwww"i Reg. $57 W I b , aid your memory, group all plas& potted plants in one area or I - -- - the new Mrs. LaJeune chose a - . -' of ,1 . ____ 10 _________________________________ Whitewalis slightly higher i Edens - - - . . formed the chapel train. The blue knit vested pantsuit. Bv ABIGAIL VAN BUREN bridal teil a mantilla of r The co uple w i ll l ive in Fords, DFAH ABBY May God bless embroidered alencon lace, Is a N.J. bride is a flight at- you for asking readers ti() h4id family heirloom. tenthint for Eastern Airlines spent three months or more in a The bride's sister, Pain, was and the groom is an agent for mental hospital to write to yfiti explaining the of getting back into society. You really do care about people, r 99.00 17M0 29.00 ea. 4 for 116.00 560-15 __ %% 1i try to group the plants according to pot size and type. To - matching capes. Gar accented with small buttons ' +__________ fed. ta x 878-13 G78-14 _" I lrli~ , It , - , alencon lace. The gown had bearer, long tapered sleeves and an Following the ceremony, a __ 00 - - empire liodice of English net reception was field at the Cit with appliques of lace and pearl (lub in Orlando. beading. The watteau ' For a wedding trip to flawaii, Tire size ______ Save A78-13 is the daughter of 0 P' .1 . traditional gi of cream was flower girl and her cousin, chiffonelle and re-embroidered Mark Dingwell, was ring. Blackwall tubeless ___ - ' Muleagemaker. Features 4 plies of polyester. In the wide 78 series profile. No trade-in required. - ike gynura aurantlaca (purple velvet plant). It's best to ha, e ane person respo nsible for the watering of plants. If you have more than one eager gardener in your family , divide the plan ts equally and make sure each person is respo sible for the plan ts in her or his territory. That goes for regular hing, Inspecting for diseases and fer ti lizing. If have a hard time keeping track of which plan ts need watering once a week, once evers o th er day or once every two - Mr. and Mrs. John I.. Duda Jr. served as best man. Groomof Hi. 3 Box 650, Oviedo. The smen were Steve Milkey of groom is the son of Mr. and Jacksonville, John Chappell of tlrs. Richard B. LaJeune of St. Augustine, Dale Dignim of g roo m 's brother ?lmarrIa 'e b' tier father, the bride wore a Th b ide's s J nil V l 1976--1 B __ - S. was soloist, P us Wednesda y, Feb. 18, ____ 7 V 1 - ______ Ramond 1,aJeune exchanged Tainpa: Lisa Trantham of wedding Vows Jan. 25 at St. ,Nlituni; E.Iainc Lavender of Luke's Lutheran ('7hurch. Oviedo; the bride's sist r The Rev. John J. Kucharik Linda Beasley and Leslic " 11' -of and the Rev. William Von both of Oviedo; and the groom's preckclsen officiated 1it the sister, I on I aJeune of ian dlCIhl l'"t I doubl e-ring J!14"kc1ntIlh'. ceremon y Mrs Judy Duda was They wore A line gowns of organist and Mark Sch weitzer cranberry, dusty rose and ivory ____ - - The easiest, most popular way to raise the humidity in vour h,;lne is to proup plant.s together Am a met,al tray filled , %41th i hhl •p the war level high cnough to cover most of the wbbles but not high enough to touch the pots. A long spell of wet weather my nit down on a plant's light, but it also temporarily raisles the humidity and the plants will look itiore lush. Frequent misting helps offset dryness for smooth leafed plants. but Is not necessary and can be harmful to ftazy varieties __________________________________________ _______ -- ____ 'trmiunis suffer and the lower leaves may drop ______ I --Ilk- 1 ca rrot grat ed silt and pper to taste -- _____ 4 % ---. _____ . ferns, flowering plants and orchids suffer from the Io humidit . (-ommon to modern housing. Plants kept in offices have a harder battle ljcc,111:e of Vie extremes ill temperatures that occur at rught and on llie t*ikencJs t hin the heat or air conditiomag is tured off Our grandparents grew full, bloom-laden geraniums in I. eir i1 kitchens but in the constant, even he at of today's homes, I cup our crc III Evening Herald, Santord, Fl. school class at Gen-za a First Methodist Church, where she is assis ta nt organist. MRS. BLANCHE RUCKER - x, 2 cups squash (canned or fresh cookedi I can cream of chicken I Continult Genes a Garden Club member she belongs to th e Citizens Organization of Geneva, and she teaches dn adult Sunday I _______ ate (f)nditions to contrnl in the desert-like atmosphere of the. veragc borlie. SQUAS11 CASSEROLE I A school teacher for 30 . %cars, Mrs. Rucker is now a m , ' H)- JANFTAHA (SecondofaScrf es ) Temperature and humidity are probably the two hardest .....--------'- minutes Mrs. Rucker. mother of one son, (Ii, grandchildren and one gre, 'it-grandson. Slie and tier husband moved to Central Florida from West Virginia six 1 iiiri )\I( t i- I .lw -~ $ - . .- - I c-\ ibl An a eas -care l . li SMUM * , .i ..1., 1 I I of Ile.ut in moderate oven oten until hot c neuj h to .O 10 minutes different and delicious, and her Lienion Meadream. $4[ . cups broth with 2 cans soup, Cover chicken alternately with layers (if stuffing and soup, •iflo%in ti smnili unt Although ______ stick margarine 1 tube large Dotti U)fllblnC the to I enjoy preparing - Seminole Count) Homemakers Association _ _____ _____ ___ vegetable casserole, on the other hand, makes for •I m definitely a casserole fan .... __ 1 I, - them." said Nirs. Rucker, who is vice president of Geneva Homemakers Club and second vice president of fix. 1 1. can II oi. mushrooms lou'llik) edliag when meat is scarce. Or a ca.wrole ____ :_ __ j soup InIx 6 oi garlic cheese. Pour into ureased cas.sernlf' lapprox, 12x8 inches) top with buttericI hrv'nd rnimhc i\ -_ / - 1 can cream of chicken SOUR 1 ca n cream of (- (- t er), soup Cook chicken in salted water until ten de r, reserving broth. Pitk meat from bones and / 11 Carefully flux in 1 ian cream of mushroom t lb. margarine, melted I pkg. corn bread stuffing what rn're can one a:;k Mrs. Raymond (Blanche i Rucker of Geneva actueves this desired end by preparing a lot of casseroles. Chicken Casserole, for example, a hearty entree which needs just a light salad to make it a comnolete meal. :- troller srrt lug piec-e - from a recipe? _________ be known as county comp. ui ace. _~ _________ commissioners for cause. and K. the Humidity Important cording ('III(KEN (tsSEltOhJ.: _______________ clerk of the circuit court and the o th er to be appointed by th as 1 as was reads as follows: ('flfflfflhItN Mrs. Jeann e iidr-Iuez. Democratic candidates for ," Pots & Plants Cook Of The Week _ .. be listed on the ballot include: th em. Birch Bayb, Arthur 0. Blesslt, A total of 34 persona were Robert C. Byrd, Jimmy Carter, board of county commissioners automatically sealed on the Frank Church, Fred H. Harris, for a four year term concurrent Seminole Republican Henry M (Scoop) Jackson, with the clerk of the clicuit Executive committee unop- Ellen McCormack, Milton J. court and be subject for 'd I addition, the current Sha Sargent Shriver, Morris removal by the board of county every issue to be decided, have nated political precinct two, t.he Wilson Place'Ia4'fIAnc (.,tIt.. 1'It) bL.... -• her man Democrat or Paola area, ll be permitted to Oaks, S ll choose between Bruce sai d today. Part) crossovers, permitted Republican may join the other choose between Cthia A. Susan 1pton and iU Grubbs 'une county's 24.836 in other states, whereby voters in approving or disap- Crane and J,C. Pearson for Meyer for local cOln- mittee, Fred Strectman, Democrats will be able to Democrats De may vote in the provi ng a state constitutional local l Irt% committpewom n mtttP%r)t1nn automatically elected to isrnrt. trnr - Primary le To Vote In March E11 * g1b parties, such as the lndqvuu(lent party, nuuy not cast ballots in the major party contests, according to law. li 1f .~ - - SANFORD - p- i,.. If We Don't Have What you Want We'll Order It PHONE 322.2374 NEW HOURS: MON..SAT. 9 to 6 - 1 -_.--- £'* )*,tJ _S_f5 �- - - - - -- - y-.-•-- -:-- --------..----i - - - •: - -- - - -- - ---- -- •;. Evening he s r i. , )antoru. Wdnesaay, Feb. 1$. 173R ACook Of The Week L119kes Making pecia assero es s ((ontinued Front Pagt 1-111 I tcp nutmt g Pour Into greased pan and bake I allspice in 300 degree oven for 45 ingreents and stir well. in a I cup IuI(t'r,nflk minutes or until done. 1: qt. buttered casserole, layer 1 cup pniin's, cooked and cut FROSTING squash mixture with herb I tsp. anllla ' uzp buttermilk seasoned stuffing flUX, 1 cup nuts i stick oleo beginning with squash and lk'mj Jitrtcnitig sugar and Isp. soda ending with a leyer of stuffing eggs. Add sifted dry ingredients I Cup sugar mix. Dot with butter. Bake at alternately with buttermilk, dash sail 3) degrees for 30 minutes Stir in prunes, nuts and vanilla. 1 Tablespoon while Karo PRUNE W (Make a roast b..I sandwich) Flavorful Sliced , Roast Beef......................... 4*_., WORKING HARDER 0 I\ THAN EVER TO Puollx MAKE SHOPPING 3: ' ir A _ •"i Swzune San Cdllccglca From the first step In the door, to the last good bye from the cashier, you'll find Publix a place that enjoys serving you. Fresh produce, meats cut to your liking and variety throughout the store, make Publix headquarters for all the good things your family likes. • - STONE%.A,IARE T. r '¶ q - i~ inu1 'T4 r • 1 60 ~(' ~2 Of I EAR HERITAGE ThIs%ek's Feature hs.1a Pwry 1773 , , ter r• u•I l £r.n- b,. 11* Nssock sass a 6" sat baa Tb.t Waa g S Its bi OWN ____ 1 9 too ) iui:;. rRl(I Fw 6 PublPqt, ' _________________ - e" • \ rIIIIv1t1l - 99' Natural Swiss.................... WisconsIn Cheese Bar 99 • _____ Mild Cheddar.................... ' $ 1 39 I C Big-Eye Swiss.................... I I I Ecb l'Ki(F s44' (1 )P 4(J14'sjj, lc. . A Great Treat! B..1Loin . . Steak ............ Sirloin RounJSteak ............ French Onion Dip.............. • (' Publix I" Ist FOR' 1 "It .mt1$ct hMs .hi, . Swift's Premium ProTen 5f I Rib Steak .................. Chick Blade Steak ---- ------ z Swift's Premium ProTen Beef of / / Publix Stew . 791 $ I',.,,, C.C. Biggs ........................ 09 SAVE 4c, Comstock Osorry or Apple Pie Mixed Vegetables ... • ' Fruit Cocktail.............. ' Hog 29 Sausage........................ $11' Braunschwejger........ 89' Swift's Premium Stick Style Swift's Premium Sliced Bologna.......... Turkey or Chicken,,., 39' Beef Franks................ ' i 73' S easoning r. •v4 1-N0 IF -. - -• - .- -. - ' -,••- 1.. - Ic, t,,4 • 89c hi. , , SAVE 6C, Birds E" Fritters Cream Spinach ............. ,t-,, reg.pkg. or if desired, shape into a loaf and bake In a well greased 9-. inch loa f pan. Cover and aside In a warm place until doubled In bulk. Brush with beaten egg yolk fora beautiful glossy crust. For an attractive top, slash with a sharp knife making a crl.ss cross on top of round loaf. Rake in a preheated 400 degree F. oven for 35 to 40 minutes or until done. Tap loaf, when it sounda hollow it Is done. ". IWGreeflStampS Ho 49 Fish Fillets.......................... , S N.. K)us* Fritters LO9flO With Moat Sauce SAVE 20c, Mn. Paul's Frozen Party Pals 29' ,,,, ----,_. •5_s__s_s ir 39 French Beans....................... s d (64-).3.$b.pL g, XTRA SAVE ICc. With Almonds, Bards Eye 6. oven for 10 minutes. If1WGrieflfsIOJ amp ' J%JI IA Wit ACCEPT( U.S.D.A. ROOD STAMPS! - - -- - --- S - - / THIS AD GOOD AT THESE P LOCATIONS ONLY: _ 4. Publix I. -pn---.--pa-----aee-sa. tEs HA 5ç; ! Stamps 32..z. par JWGre?pi. n Sta m ps Sour Croon, CENTER CUT I.B. F Stayl,e Ma x!Pods I oo. Chicion or m vthroern CUT& WRAPPED FOR FREEZER 160 LEIS. AVERAGE WEIGHT (SUBJECT TO SOME CUTTING LOSS) -. • • • • • ' • S S 99 c GreenStamps - I CENTER CUT LB. LEAN MEATY L.B. Spareribs 195 Cut-up LB. 45c or Split L.B. 48 FROZEN DRESSED $ I. S.S LB. -- ' Fryer L.B Sea Trout - - 98c Quarter . SLICED L11. 88 FABULOUS FAIRWAY FEATURES LIMIT 2 6,A FAMILY PACK Ice Cream. . S • S • ______________________ PRODUCE BrauflSchweigerCIJlB. 68C FANCY RED DELICIOUS Apples ge Links COPAND$1•39 Le CALIFORNIA Sausa Lit. ttuce SLICED LB. Beef Liver SLICED 10. FLORIDA '1. 18 EA. Potatoes • LB. SWIFTS' OZ. CAN Sausage Tomato 23 U '/1 Sugar Beans 10 BAG -- '1.39 Tomato CONTADINA 6 OZ. CANS A4 FOR EXTRA VALUE AT FAIRWAY FOR Meat Sauce u Ce Baby BEECHNUT Food 4 OZ. JAR STRAINED 14 Grape 10 Ci Z. 89 Purex TOP VALUE STAMPS WI TH PURCHASE OF CHOCOLATE CREAMS - 25 KRAFT Jelly 218S. 99 I SPECIAL! L) ____ _____ 303 35 CLIP AND USE THESE COUPONS • .1 9 ARGO 80Z.CAN Paste i EVERCANE 5/1 Green CONTADINA Sauce LB. DEP. • • S • • PLUS 6PAK99C Granulated Vienna IDAHO Veal Patties BREADEOL S 12c 1.LB 2 PKGS. 25c Carrots GEORGIA SWEET Potatoes Jamaica Cola HEAD 29c Cube Steaks 11.1111, OR '1.48 FLORIDA VINE RIPE MORE LB. Tomatoes 101. FROZE . . . . - LKE Bacon • 79c PLEASE CANADA DRY 28 OZ. BOTTLES KnockwurstHILLSHIRE '1.28 CARDINAL DAILY '4 w) FAIRWAY FARMS HALF GALLON OR MORE - AVAILABLE 99c WITH I VEGETASLE. COLE SLAW & POTATO ROLL - SL OS. 9$c HOT TO GO LUNCHI Oysters GROUND BEEF - '-'. 13 'r. 2.29 LEG OR BREAST FRESH • 75% LEAN LYKES $ 1 .78 i iss. COP ELAND Bologna 11.11~ OUTCHLOAF OLIVE LOAF LB Cuts SAP SQ - LOAF 98c FRESH SLICED TO ORDER LB. 1.47 v:'tiis Detergent COUPON Cat 42 oz. ON ONE POUND A~td -- IS 3 9 1925 Grill Franks - COOKED HAM STANDARD FRESH 1 HABIr! 'h I-" SPICED LUNCHEON $ I PICKLE & PIMENTO OLD FASHIONED Smelts LB. ' L.B. 59" EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ON Halibut FAIRWAY'S 7 • 19 Bologna FROZEN FILLETS LB. Breasts, Thighs, Drumsticks LB. 1.55 3TOSLBS. MORRELL SLICED TO ORDER Rock Shrimp L.B. $1e85 Leg or Breast Quarters MEAT VALUES 3$-.z.b.t. _ DELICATESSEN FLORIDA FROZEN 3 FOREQUARTERS 3 HINDQUARTERs, 3 WINGS Pork 0111 loo warfscitriii CA GtE'S PRIDE GRADE A USDA \ 'SEAFARE SEAFOODS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK URNINGSM<ES T OSSING AWAY SAN6UOJS GreenStamps ..-_P . 18 /. \ 1.35 Mixed Fryer Parts SUNSHINE HYDROX 4 $ 1 .05 Whole Chops Smoke),Says: ' SANFORD PLAZA--SANFORD LONG WOOD VILLAGE CTRLONGWOD SEMINOLE PLAZA-CASSELBE RRY PLENTY OF MEAT FRYERS , Loin wl or pan and return bread to bo Deviedrob I LB, Icono Pack Chops crust Is desired, remove from 044 zi, SAVE 20c, Wolssfiold's Frozen Tasty •....,....1." of ASSORTED CHOPS Loin Cool onwire rack. ha crisper 21-'oz pkg. ti,q.w - .5 Roasts Quarter Steaks ovenproof I quart round bowl, ,•,,,_, o BONE PORK (onned.Turnoutontoa floured hoard and knead for 10 minut es until the dough is smooth. T Dssed Colt.. Wisconsin Cheese hoe IndivlduoUy.w,,,,s, Precsss.dcjsoe,.p.,, 5. ' ChcolcfeorBanana Stamps E[!J1]4WGr7tSamns r It-.. LB. 'ARMOUR * VIRIBEST Pork rise again until doubled In bulk, Turn out onto a floured board and knead for 5 mi nutes. Shape into a ball. P lace in a well. greased and lightly floured JWG LEAN BONELESS LB. BONELESS LB. CUT& WRAPPED FOR FREEZER a wooden spoon, cover and let 3$ .-- 77 SAVE 261, Chocolate, Lemon or Coconut. Pit-Ritz - Mix....................'' ,.q. LB. 9 LB. AVERAGE WEIGHT 17O. 180 POUNDS (SUBJECT TO SOME CUTTING LOSS) . . . . . . . . . flow until a soft but firm ball Is 7.___ Iwvmwkd W.JJworth'5 Kosher DH PckJ., Instant Coffee............ - -- .. I - Bathroom Tissue,..... Z' 73' SAVE P.ghuov Quick Quaker Ozts--------------49 SAVE 26c Serve Hot or Cold. Title1 H amburger rizza...............53 ,1 Cream Pies...................... IDE S Cover and se t aside in a warm Place un til doubled in bulk about I h(yur. Punch dowia with •-- 7-oz.bot. 3. O< ,, SAVE 6c, With Sauce. Buitoni's - ' SAVE 1 2c, Chwmin Yellow £ Blue, Pink & Grt,n or Whit. pie s, ' Manicotti...........................I,-., ,, SAVE 13c, Jene's Frozen SAVE 30c, &eo: With Pancakes or Wafflei, Aunt J.mmo, Syrup •.,,,••,,,,,•• 600 99 SAVE 1Cc. Aunt J.rn.rna'sCcrnpl,t, Pancake Mix.............. 79' SAVE 13c, Booty Crock.,'s -Pie Crust Mix .......... 2 89' SAVE 20c, Dow llandi.Wrap ................ ' 59 I $ REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND Into a warm greased bowl. '•l44q...._.._ White Bread Dough.... I Old £1 Pa,. Retl Cheri4es --------• SAVE 20c, Rhodes Enjoy A Mexican Dinner Tonight! Sn.o EXTRA Feyn F94 Pelt IL, Blueberry Warries.............. - Old [I Paso Mild or Hot Taco Sat'ce........................ Old El Pa,. P 111111 - oWGree Sta p (ifllA P!a "f''" I Normal, Dry or Oily SAVE ICc, Aunt J.mima's ' Taco Dinner........................ - watei', butter or margarine. Beat well wi th a wooden spoon until thoroughly blended, Add sugarandlcupflour.Mix well. a . W Vknnu Sausag.,,,, 3 Green Beans............4 ' .1 SAVE 9c. Dole Pineappli Pink Grvef,u*t Fruit Drink ............ ......":39' combine 1 cup starter, milk or Feb is 19?60____ Miss Breck Hair Spray .......... ...79' F Smoked Mullet.......... 16 SAVE 25c. Libby's Cut WA $ LB. Round Bone FLORIDA BABY BEEF In a large mixing bosl, Trw ii lied., 9.d.P49. -'.'• TRIMMED BONELESS LB. Roasts ECONOMICAL 1 egg yolk, beaten with 1 tablespoon water over , ' '1" Trout Fillets............... S.ofe.J Treat, Tasty Hkkoqy.Srnc,led Bm~ Al I BEEF BUY i- Then gradually add remaining 1 LB. Chuck ______________________ white flour flI I 4WGreenSfamps • s. 1 WELL ROLLED Cube Steaks BEST *10 21, to 3 cups unbleached SAVE 3Oc.unscent.d,aegulo,,Supereuflmet, I A 89' Seafgod Treat, Tasty Frozen P I lWWI IX da 2 tablespoons sugar 35' S VE 30c, Lw w nel • ec' Oral Anti...tic Micrin Mouthwash.............. 69< 49 Cop.lands SAVE 23c, Libby's Tasty " - Zucchini Squash.., BONELESS Steaks or margarine ProTenBeefRoast 1.34.or rr Delicate flavored, Tender Fresh • Sirloin Tip -' 3 tablespoons soft butter 979 25. 101,61 39 Servo Creamed or Raw, Sugar Sweet Brand, Crisp • T. Bone Steaks a o lukewarm or Any Swift's Premium Flavor with Horn, A Pot of Fresh, Crisp Pole Beans.................. S • t JWGreenStamps 49' BLADE CUT 5I••Ss S S cup lukewarm watff 111W_HIJIW111111111"1 ,~ Idaho Potatoes...... TO FEB. 25, 1976 1i cup scalded milk, cooled sic can ..Wed rue Boil, Fry or Bake These Plump Purple 59 Swift', Premium Thin Sliced Beef, Ham Corned I..f.............."89 Apple Sauce ................ 'thank You Brand Pitt,d iec..z FEB. 18 ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF SAVE ON STEAKS Chuck Round Sirloin $ Roa t Club Rump T. Bone $ 1985 Roasts 1965 Steak S La. 1.55 California Delmonico 1.55 Roasts 1,a35 Steaks BONELESS $2965 $ 10 Stew Eye Round 1.65 Roasts $ 1 .35 ef 5 75c ci. Sh ulder Roasts 1 Ribs 95c BEE 75 c HINDQUARTERS up 1 cup starter - EFFECTIVE EVERY PIECE GUARANTEED TENDER SOURDOIGHImEAL) FROSTING ASteok's Companion, Bake those I • CHOCOLATE Cooking Onions...... 3 Z. 49' Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold Country Ham .............. pbs '2' (Goes well with pancakes) Tennessee Pride, I PRICES FLORIDA'S BABY BEEF SALE! • ' b. 12-*1 SAVE I 7c, Libby's C'.am Style or Whole Kernel '303 $ Golden Corn.............3 1 SAVE 1Cc. Libb 's D'elgaou* Tathng re . "°"° .---- • VANILLA OR Log O'Lcamb................ '' '1" 39 1103 - • New Zealand Qulcis-Firozen 49' SAVE 9c. Libby's Dessert T,,ait :i--- -, , Fresh Eggplant...... .... 3 Perfect for Pie or Sauce, U. S. Fancy Crisp York Apples............ . (Serve with scrarnbled eggs) Armour Star Sliced 2/$142 6 197 0 - SANFORD 01 mass. After a day or two the liquid will rise to the top, mix gently with a fork to blend sourdough mixture. lII4'ii. pk5. MORE MEAT FOR LESS MONEY.E." )IU package dry granular thestrerLsa bubbly foaming 251 CAKE MIX ' nge s 4 .5' 53C PILLSBURY'S :' Carrots..................... 24 25' SAVE iO, Libby's Tangy Tomato Juice --- ---- --- SAVE 9c. Libby Bartlett Pear Halves ........,,,,, ' : -_-1 JUICY.~ Asparagus.......................... '303 - - -- Wieners........................ SAVE 6c. V.g.AH tllEttlittlIillhltI'ilillfflflIitIttlIflt, U.S. 1 Uniform Size SAVE lOc (Sc Off Label) $eeutyIo1 lit - ASSORTED VARIETIES la Beef Style, Oscar Mayer Regu,oe SAVE lOc, Walla Woho or Whopper Brands Irmo '1 -\ FLo Riot FRESH * 89t Caress Soap....................2 - Add That Little (*1w too Beef Roost with a, . - . -- Is I,?&) - --- Sweet Potatoes......5 t ,1 Rich in Chip ........................ 1.4-49, 89, (Regularly 99c) Ksebler Cookie, -- •--- - • U.S. :1 North Carolina kiln-dried 73 bi r -- -- ' S.lb. - - Delicious Swiss Cis..,. (R.gulo.4y 99c) K,eblor Cookies ) : •L_11 v&wtt dw pu iwt 1" Nabisco Snacks.................. - 79' ?- I Lambrusco g.p 53c SELF-RISING 4 Cut-Up Fryers ................ .59' Fryer Breasts .,I,hRibs 1110 6 1" Fryer Drumsticks ........ .99' Fryer Thighs .................. .99 Fryer Wings .................. .59' Fryer Bcicks&Necks 19' I GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ft aiiiiiiii iiiiiis 1OC Ground Beef with H.V.P ho, s - J With Hydrated VegetablePiotein Swift' Premium Tender-Grown Govt. Inspected, Shipped, DID, Fresh, USDA Grad• A Iff 1`4 "r" Chuck Shoulder Roast ,1' Swift's Premium ProT*n Beef Plate Short Ribs ............................ .89' Flavorful Boneless Beef for I. (English Cut Roust, Bnts.) . $ 1 2, Great For B,-B-Qv,, Beef Plot. Short Ribs .................. '1°' Chuck Blade Roast .......... .99' Swift's Premium Pr*Y*n Bon*l*ss B"f Imperial Oven Roast,,.,,, '' v Swift's Premium PreT.nBen,l.ss Beef Try This Delicious heel Round Tip Roast .................... . I - - PLAIN UNBLEACHED hi, .1119 \ . -y I Flavorful Lean Meaty Beef Blade -' .twv vw .. g 11*110 111,1110 am ke 91119 a "" of it" Chuck Roast .............. .79' __ ftemn 00" boo in ft"s oft I &Atm dosselft" Pot Roast .................... .99' .0 I Do Place tvp 45' ilflhIIIIlIIUiflhJflflJflh1HJIlI i*ii26C • - I Tasty Beef Loin or FARCTTU r (Great with chips) Doiii.hesh Lean, M.at Beef Full-Cut 4 69' Cottage Cheese.................. T.. "Selected Baby Beef" .Inflation Fighter FRIENDLY FOLKS AT 2690 S. ORLANDOAVE. )east one-third cup lukewarm water 2 teaspoons sugar I cup lukewarm wattr 2 teaspoons I cup unbleached ishite fl our Sprinkle dry yeast over one third cup lukewarm water. Add sugar, stir. Cover and let stand for 5 minutes until the mixture begins to (own. Add 1 ('up lukewarm water, salt and flour, Beat well with a whisk or rotary beater until sell blended. Pour into a large wide-mouthed ti Cover lightly and let stand In a warm pL ice for 2 to3days until 87' Dam.Fro,l, (small, Lwg, khmlerkas,, Low-Fat) I , fl SHOP WIT SOURDOUGh STARTER: I Wisconsin Cheese Bar, Slic.d III I (01, N)\ ' Si Sharp Cheddar.................. 's Signature - 1c-Y 11 _;~__MAAKETS of its storied association with the early Alaska prospectors. These pioneers were called sourdoughs" because the ')' carried the sourdough starter pots strapped to their packs so that they could bake bread wherever they encamped for the night, without worrying about where and how to find yeast for their loaves. Krolts Signature Chunk Style I .-I o% ereu Sugar I SAVE 32c, Pillsbury's Onion, Cheese or Plain Wiener Wraps.................. 4 - • ,&c - steeped in Americana because 1 •I' j " 1111 L • PROSPECTOR'S SoUHlm. U(ili BREAI) Sourciou, or wild yeast, although not of American origin, has become an item - Kraft III I - ouraougr Bread ' I - • $SSSUitMrSss,r Only - - . 4 A. &MtM(AIN i"1IXIis K, . -- Prospector s fchi9. "GflEAT £s IiIWt I4$N 1M3. ClasociSunday .... Cuban Sandwiches.. 'No' 891 Great with any mooll Froth-Baked Onion Rolls 6 . 50' Ready. to.lake-owl Souih*tn VNIi ._r tsp CAKE eggs 2 cups flour I eup oil 11: cups sugar I Is p. soda I l5p. Sal( 3 D*,c.ouskstch.n.Ft.sh PLEASURF zj( ire This I V/ • 4' Ad Effective: Tasty Sliced Polishtoofoq Dutch Loaf..................... 49 Thurs. , Feb. 19th Delicious Sliced Franklin Salami or Genoa Salami............ "79 Thru Wednesday Zesty-Flavored, Ffesh-Mocle (Serve with fish) Feb. 25th, 1976.. Cole Slaw ...................... 16" 49 WE'RE STILL ani'lu tp bo iling water Po ur into tiked pie shell. Co ve r 1 small onion, minc ed Cook carrots and drain Cook Put a ll ingredients into pan 6 Tbs. lemon Juice with merangue made from egg 'i cup flour onion 3 minutes n butter, stir in an d cook to soft iil stage. ["our 6 lbs. sugar whitesand6 This. sugar. Bro I t tsp. celery salt flour, salt, mustard and milk. over cake while still hot. 3 egg whites in 3 degree oven 12 to 15 1 tsp. pft Cook till smooth, add pepper LEMON 1'1 3 Thc. butter. minutes. " tsp. pepper and celery salt. In 2 qt. P: cups sugar MIX (if V ingredients. Add ('AItROT.CIIEESE CA i cup d' m us tard casserole, layer carrots, pour 'i (lip flour boiling water. Cook 15 minutes Eltul.1 2 ('UpS milk on sauce. Top wi th cheese and 'I ('Up (orustareb or until thick. Add egg yolks 12 sliced carrots for 1 pkg. ' large pkg. sharp cheddar crumbs. Repeat till all are i tsp. salt and lemon Juice combined, frozen, sliced) cheese, grated used . Bake minutes at 3 3 egg yolks Cook 2 minutes. Add butter. 's cup oleo 3 cups buttered bread crumbs degrees. - 4 C COUPON EXPIRES fEB, 2S. 915 I COFFEE CANFOLOER Joy Liquid I I COUPON EXPIRES FEB. 25, 19 7 6 FAIRWAY MARKETS 1 .29 Food 6'2 OZ. CAN 5/$1 Pacesetter _____ 1.Dtrnnt FRISKIES BUFF ET 32 Ui. 1 .flQ 21L - - 1 0 �______._•-_____------- -- uw___- -... - -.-. 48—Evening Hetald, Sanford FL --. - -. -k---- - - - —:-'-, ALL KRAFT 111,q I APPLE IEI)lII ,' i rl _ . ; D A4 $1 B IL if . CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED EB. 19 21 F -d — LI HEAVY WESTERN A GED BEEF c•€ -'.•.- Lt I SOO pu rchase Wild C-g% , :: or . 59c I . -' •1k- $100 BONELESS ROAST .- -- - d -' ) S5 00';.- ••IL(S q $ . ,. t (IIr'., -'' I -.$ — 00 '(I 12-oz 2-ROLL 9 a.m. BEEF ALL CHUCK FRESH FROZEN It $N1j1jj9 39 DRESSEL'S LIT -9 NWM APr MAKVI W HARVEST FRESH 0 LB. $239 BEEF PATTIES Rr', HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS Ig Ann 17 to 69c Cole Slaw .... ... ..,-.- 'C . - •. ) SLICED BACON . $129 P KG. \ HcIc' , Pri,p., 1r; . $109 ie lin[Iis Fish Fillet Sliced Bacon 22ss 9 Sausage Coptfc. nd l2, $129 My Utç Sausage FULL t 4 PORK LOINS SLICED INTO l ift . . •s IA ...... S' 1 1u-d Rolled 99c . . . Chipped Meats hull ,tli Pt1s Ho' o. " PKG no All ftr.-i 89C Knockwurst 89c F,, • $18 Pk C, ' Wi,,. S-ri-' $l , I Ocr Mrjy. C$ Buddy AhV,., Fish Sticks . 2 Br.f SIcid SkINUSS. Liver.,,..,. 99c ' ,• Co .. id P4.cLor, Smoked Ham . Sausage Links HICKORY SWEET .. WP0I,. A Portion . Iii,-: ?711, Smoked Ham Mrucieon, SI1141 Potato i , i S. .•. •.s.. (TN Crescent Rolls MId I.;. 929 I 15 . . • • BAG ALL VA*iITuS TWIN POPS TASTI 0' $1A 49c 12 'u-h o, 929 M1 Ii , Cheese CAN 4 59C 49c 9;69c . CREAMER : $'oo ,, . 4 - MINI PIES 4a.$119 BAG 3 CUT CORN : $100 i;;; 89c POT PIES 3 PIK 39c e. . v- CopIon S.'rnII, 10 Lb Wht)If Halt oc C',,ntry StP Ii-- '•• Pork Loin. ... I •UI 9" ' - COCKTAIL COCKTAIL I UMAIUS W-D BRAF4DHAP4O(.PAK PURl -. OR ORANGE QUIT (O(KT •-1 79 Soo Fit (c... Fal SUPeIbIOn(S Reglo, 75c IjcrI_,,r CI Cottage Cheese - 9" 2 1111 CHUCK BONELESS ROAST Dill Chips $13 9 , LB. BoneIrst BUY ONE... GET ONE FREE cci) Ri-if C• Meat . • , Juvv_ ' - A Tylenol BISAPI1M -- sh HOSE Whole Picnics....,. . Deodorant A$,O I-.... it ___ — W 0 8'"d Rrj.!or All R.,-I , nnr ASTOR OIL I-'I 1-LB. P1(0. $119 P. I • I y Wiener Wrap 4 r''.: 9°° WITH FI( TOOTHBRUSH 69C . . so. QIL )Il C Muffin Mix. S C $169 SIZE 100 . EACH 0'299 APPLE JELLY ..'l' 53 00 4 8-oz. OTt. 1 CORN . 2 I CANS •. 900 Napkins . . . 2 900 •'(' TUBE LUX kot Kan Mo11,n.,, S,t OB...I. Kitty St... Sit 0 (..cr Ywni, & Cut Food... 4 fri 61 CANS ______ $100 Pu 30 GI S,e Trash Bags tO CT • • PKG 909 . LIQUID DETERGENT FoIge-,.t Coffee . • • • • • CAN $J49 10 u; JAR $239 /(. F u... I 12.4 BTL. Inst. Coffee.. Lux TROPICAL Aftor — $1 29 . LIQUID DETERGENT ¶ \\ øi(t.Jd.rQ ALL BEEF FRANKS I6, . Door mars . — Fmnlirc 1_V - SLICED BOLOGNA 99 77c Y,f P41R79 W-D BRAND RIG., ALL SEll OR THICK CREAM STYLE W&IfII r urriatru WHO KERNEL J-1 WISK HEAVY DUTY PEAK j TOOTHPASTE fright G,c,'d 1110A S O 89c C PG PI WI Conditioner CAN H-c 4 ofy Smoked Pork Skovidpw At," 99c I0o(r • • $60, SIZE ampoo. C,.,, 99 LB. I • • . . Snip' S'ro'b,s,y, Goren Apple. 1a1, T gg Aprotal Prot ein PANTY -• THRIFTY MAID y0fjli-• ALL STYLES $149 I -- TOMATO CATSUP GATORADE — WWUIflJ BEEF Cottage Cheese THRIFTY MAID J WHERE AVAILABLE PINK CHABLIS, SPANADA OR HEARY ftURGANDY 399C LB. JAR . . . . . . . $199 64-oz. O'-rp South Syrup GALLO WINES 99c OTt. It, P FAMILY I It ' - FOR $ 99 HARVEST FRESH LB. . APPLES 79c PACK ALL VAttThlS MORTON POTATOES 39 - CORN-ON-COB IL 5 9c $119 )/. FROZEN SHOISTRING L____ to ''it BIRDS EYE FISH DINNERS EGGO WAFFLES It I0c: . . • • • PG --~ SUPERBRAND COFFit .cg'icf, All (....L... r..4 a SUPIRDRAND FUDGE BARS OR • Yogurt PORK CHOPS A 29c BRAND (12 QUARTER POUNDERS) rL4 3BOX 1" I' PRODUCE LETTUCE ALL FLAVORS STRAWBERRY _ @0& 1P p.m. 6 p.m. r HARVEST 61ki . - . (NO HEAD OVER 39c) Imonicos. 9 - 70-oz. LB. — SATURDA lf 5 J N DAY DETERGENT . ...,•,.. - fIlE fOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 119 1 FIRST ST - SANFORD 1610 IDGEWAIIR Di ORLANDO 116$ DE LA NEy ST - ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (ENTER 117 SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO MT DORA AND VOLUSIA Creamer..... 9 a.m. 4 i W ~ arm~ 6 BREVARD, COLLIER U. S. CHOICE -. . MONDAY BATH TISSUE Wednesday, Feb. ii, 1916—SB NEW STORE HOURS — Ir Bi B1 1F ROUND SIRLOIN TIP - mPrafroliels USDA CHOICE • BEER 10 OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, 411. Macaroni : I ORANGE. 1CAN G Grahams - 32-oz. JAR -- ONLY... 04 CANS I I ARROW 9 COUNTIES COFFEE ,. 4IIdd! I - 1f! OLD PRICES GOOD IN T SANBORN P"4J MAYONNAISE IILLIl SAUCE GRIND CHASE XRAFT - GOOD .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. THRIFTY MAID PRlCFS' h ----- Wednesday, Feb. is. in. _______ I -- --- DIXIE DARLING BROWN 'N CiticTip ro ORANGES OR GRAPEFRUIT �6B-Evening HerId, Sanford, Fl. is, TrIriaci#mt ltc"rIair. 900 2 12 CHICO AN) M4N Chco arxl Ed doso hemo to get r o a ICe hisitc ICesaro Danova) w4o has a c f investing Aunt Connios (MgeIin1 Estrada) kAlerv Win(111195 4 6 CANNON Ast.iiçwn quytefbacsç st acars to ha a soisxt ahb in the 600 2 4 6 9 NEWS €D DATA PROCESSING €1) MY FAVORITE wnri 630 2 12 NBCNEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 9 ABC NEWS fIN TIN TIN 700 2 TOTELLTHEFRLJTh 6 CONCENTRATION 9 WILD, WILD RLD OF AIIMALS nrwu:u vrv *v-' as.. 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YOGA AND YOU 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 635 4 6 12 LIVING %ORDS 6 43 12 HI NEIGHBOR 650 4 NEWS 655 2 DEVOTIONAL 658 12 PAUL HARVEY 7.00 2 12 TODAY (Local rws at725and825) 4 6 CBS NEWS; (Cli 4. 730. IOC ne). LI SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 600 4 6 CAP1AIN KGAROO Li SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 900 2 PHIL 0ONAH SH IIieIS. bemos the ob,od Canmnconcernbecausoth (load gwl s father is convinood ol his isH tj FAMILY FOCUS UARETTA. Barona Uacks a rothor and ends being aLod hafl nu dows THEADAMC f CHRONICLES Senos&arnat. the Is ol &'cas historic Adams I anly, wi p(l (lg eso espari tt atn t 2 12 THE DUMPLINGS Cccx, and Geraldine toots costar is Joe and Angea (svhng. a chtLby and Iset O erate 1bsyIturderinit-Iw yo cty ottsce buskisntj €) MOViE "Limo Giant" 10.00 2 12 PETROCELLI: PetTc1!(1i (B4iy tilo1T1afl) IS cawn into a Case Ifl wti'ch POCO COmOCtOd With the the1't 01 OlC*al 9T1flOfl putec data mys!t)riousty die 4 6 TELL Y WHO LOVES VA. BABY' flecty hoii, Stan ng 11Y Savalas an guest StfS and Corns Leacan LI MAN AUVE 9 STARSKY AND HUTCH Stephen Davies. Alan FUd9O 6 MIKE DOUGLAS s-oA, 6. (Tues orly) ORLANDO AREA CHAVER OF COMME ACE MEMBERSHIP 6RIVE 9 MOViE (Mon)'For Those Who Thu Young" James Danrin, Pamela Tsffen 1964 (Tues) The Young Dixtcxs with federal agents when t, IJO alter a fender whe has been ven domeric in ezc*wo for h help in nad.ng a rnaor dope €0 SOUNOSTAGE The 1975 [y*n Beat Poll Awards II_qv$j,,. k&bai ScS _____________ - -,. _ _____________ C S.. . _-, - !rJi).: ..,, House of Quality Food . HWY. 17.fl AT FAIROANKS. WINTER PARK 47 4111 ... - - ,.-, •4 - Mtic 4 I: i k' ' - ;, L::' - .. _____________________________________________ ___ ira ________________ -' _,. 1r - 4 bk t r- , i b ( Afternoon SHERATON - ; b- &&;: - - q L7'.b i,.. 4 6 YOUNGANDREST- PUTTING - -. "LIFE" INTO r - '. '" SANFORD'S NIGHTIIFE! LISTEN'Pt - DANCIN, . .Jon,n Fun. MON THRLJ SAT ' LADI"$ tOTE VEDS - DRINKS, HALF PRiCE Happy HvrSp m. 6p.m., FREE PSd'Oftjvr'$ ____ ____ '1z5 2IVER ROOM - . t -r -' ::: EARLY BIRD DIP4NE? SPECIALS __________ P.. _________ - ______ - - -' -.-••r;. t- - - , __________________ _________________________________ - - :Y %_ , forhis performance in the titlt' "Victor never ceases to am- role of the musical, "C)Tan"; aze me," said his employer, and the New York Drama Rob Ilaas, fourth generation of League Delia Austrian Award hisfamilytoruntheyearj1d forRest PerforrnanceinaDra. Ilaas Wood & Ivory Works. The ma Play for Neil Simon's "The THE TRUTH Al' LAST? 1 05 7 i location since Just after the 1906 .I _____ p ' ii,, jri fl0flIiy Pornnt less than rent Govrrnrne,, SubS'diged " tj,iiifqg r,,,.l%(,,,I tO SU Liii .,, '- RI 0 - R French Ave . Before PublicQti0n earthquake. €0 acuDc COMPANY 1255 12 NBC NE Just can't p4ck up," Haas said, theater audience on both sides "it's Just about a lost art here in of the Atlantic, the United States," "It's awfully difficult to get TAFFER REALTY eo wi'n' i '- heighI Large fniecJ Outside s?oraQ CcnrI lo',on . Garneft - Chicago While -________ .__' * * * * 11I1.l !L!hitJ..I . . LrQ' OPI • DO P7 TERNOON EDITION Deliver avalabiC in Sanford. Lake M Lung*oocj Hills .me, 323 5011 Rantaic - Founa . Elderly tdy desires reliable lady to Share furniShed 4artment All expernes paid 'n exchange for companionship and minimal care aSS,stAflCp Phone 373 3694 .n' o Snare "' 's' -- 30-Apartments - flrIinnru I B"ns'ooms. 2 baths, double garage, Split bedroom arrangement, built ifldithWISh,, * w carpet, central LOVE TO FISH? Here is a lovely 2 n a, C.(eltnt bedroom, I bath home With range, landscap,no 5)1.650 refrigerator, paneled wallS, Completely fenced lot, and it's JOHNNY WALKER located at Lemon Bluff Price? GLNEP:L CO1TRACTOR Jutt $39 900 Want TO Buy Or e11 A Home? i (AL ESTATE. INC Call Slnford's Salij Leader 3226457 3222420 ANYTIME REALTORS MIS 3SISPARK Choice , — is h Real Estate S Unfurnished NO COVER-NO MINIMUM worthbring1ngchIldrenintnt world! " UTV '73 Dats Pickup. West Cst mirrors, radio, automatic, tool widC !r-S 5250 8 assume tmenls Jil 51)0 o'e S -. 80—Autos for Sale —__________________________ . 75 Imperial Leodrofi i r ovs 05d 'm.',Li.c,,,$m in.tc. tM 4,VIlOW r4rrigf rAU $?1V A , T)*.ifrtt V'J •z.i'e$ ci' ----. •' — __-;-;-t .0 V3LKSV,AGEN FASTB1p flSPOi .0 .Iflfl Wtr, P.riio. $i09 ______________________ - -. Prv,,','O-r 321 0114 'r — I - 75—Recreational Vehicles . _________________________ 25 Ic' A ii' n. I ,ttl t, ,-1 373 4503 Speceaenet, black vinyl, $100 322 3711 after 5pm mhi, -- 2'' Il 925 127 L rAd trarr,e cr(n.nj Chrysler Plymouth Chico &TheMan . 4B3 Hwy. 436 CALL DICK , . ,- ________ 831-7700 BURNS -. NEED A SERVICEMAN' YOU II find him listed in our Bviness __ , . ,, '_ I 1 I I a A 'c .: • - - -. . -' .,,, ,' .'.', 1 I ' ' _______ _________________ • • • • ' -- Beautiful 7 piece wrought iron dinette set. yellnw, lIke new, $95 Phone 323 6572 7* double til, bedspread and pillow COverS, white lake Poan bear skin Sears cata!o price. Will Sell for $50 Phone 773 1797 or 377 seQ .. 2 PlNECRE5T-.1Q7 Shannon Dr. BRnearshoppngc,n,.r P1_us N janCeS t,nônt occupied, PARTS 'I.,, F -... j - 'Ei.'OPE WASHER,pants 'I) I or? Bedrooms Adults Only Excetlent kitchen cabinet space. 332 1959 317 116.1 7 • t'- S Frenc 32) 'Ii ' LADY AT THE BRIDGE CLUB "I read in last night's IILRl.I). thff wouldn? be any I!) 1ail,i ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd Two Twenty needs Beauty m I - 7tdeat appearing sales persons with car for local d,moest,atlon work Top earnings and chance for ad vancement For interview call 839 1150 It s easy to place a Classified Ad We'll even help you word it. Call 327 761) I , , stove & refrigerator, biue carpet. central heal & ar Payton s 372 1301 3lA—iplexes DUPLEX 'i.' Yrcn turr,,srtpd Ot al Reasonable rent anytine TI PPf'IAI I.L.U. I LUIflL or CIIBrt U UI . , " ATTENTION RENTERS- Assume mortgage *ith very down payment and pay onlylifO month ) bedOO'r5 central air 120 500 Hurryt BUSINESSMAN ON PHONE: ''Hello, hank, last night's Jft'rald _______ said the meeting was. Just About '' , : J' - . - IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More Information may be "i" a I"d from the Wage Hour office t Rm 309, irido Prof Ctr 22 W La 1 Beauty Dr. PG Box 8094 Iando Fla 37806 A telephone 8.41 1026 eneva nc are.1 " --• '': 1, (j 1 ., ai k-'Y -.- REALTOR WOW' 1350 DOWN Sparkling 3 BR, I" bath, screened pprcls fenced $) annual rate $17 350 loan 116$ mo i7 ONLY $450 DOWN 3 BR, range. ret, wall wall carpet, fruit trees 1)3,550 loan, 5*4 pci. rate SIlO mo 60 mot flA n 94 J L J '1 1 U 30175 FRENCH IHWY Il 92) hrC ' . _____________ = Hillcrest 2 bedrooni Central ar carport skirting auning excellent condition Offered by -- ST JOHNS REALTY CO - 34-?i'ObIle Homes __________________________ "'-'" or uurnished located ,n Lake Mary Call for 4pPOint,nent, 322 __________________________ . -- 35'-41E)bile call 618 5569 - OWNER FINANCE. 3 BR, 1 bath, paneled, large fenceo lot for pool or garden Only 519.000 SOUI9ERN LIVIN'- Older 2 Story home I BR bath formal dining large living rm with fireplace $40 000 Call pp Hcnw Lots - - tIP A 5* m • OV I ESTATES ,,u float lutihouse 550 nro F re 10 Osteen I rxt; - - 1975 Atlantec. 17.65' unfurnithr-e, c ,trPeteo ar cOndit,On,'r 000d COnI!.on. $6000 31 U7S —_--. -. -- WIlT R EALT'Y GREGORY MOBILE HO ES 03 Orlando Drive Sanforø 323 3700 Req Real Estate Broker 371 0640 3237895 327 0779 327 7745 2 New double wi fully set upm ulk : G 3 BR, I bath, Completely turnithed, ar ond, fenced, fruit treeS, 1'74a'ie £ La , , ___________________________ Land Clearing WHAT ABOUT YOU? 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOIJES Older I BR 7 Ba'h 7 Story 2 Lots 2 Car garage 7 Apts Unbelievable $31,900. "1 I.are 1 & 2 Bdrm. APARTMENTS .pi. i t skIrts 11.000 under invoice No dealers, please Phone 32) 6031 or a 43—Lots-Acge I 7 Acres. I? lots, new 21' ' 45'. UbI . r,.,,,i .,. - rrm: r.lr,l . 60 -OffICe Supplies — 8 ueauiy 'are Au' r UlilCe LqLJipmeflt • TO , ______________________ CLUSSIF It'D ADS WILL FIND a new home for I everything even for yout Heater Cleaninn - - f> - - r - - ' ,,-• - , "7 ' - ' ' i i',-:- ----. " ç, .'i, P. - ,, I" a 'tf " ' Jl - LUXUPY lIE Src — A FRACTION OF TH(Ip COST Alterat 005 Dressmaking lad es TODAY S % SN 7 ADS 'ren'. (flIdren S Drapes Qu ___________________________ Upholstering Donna Canact 3220707 a a r a I ___________________________. r es Ofl ro tlayj some camping equipment no longer use? Sell it all weirt I CllSSifled Ad In The Herald C' C ' PEST cot. YQ 322 1611 or 5)1 9993 and a tr 7S6?PrkD U SOC will P'dlQ , _______________________ ::#rf.;rF -, - 't j .s'' ' ' Sewtnn .-' A., 4 ; ' - '" ' :- I ...._ 0 - JTOP & LOOK fit the (1 Splay nil iinnotjncincj tnr. fore S newest and unusual Cctu Queen Nursery Corner es va 46 Joe B ' 'i,le, Sr I B rn 'r (I r & S 'r Hi ur Serb ce Dties I-lea ' A r Cod I on ri 0 3776471 Hom ' & , Imrnu.,si,. "r' " '• ' EQUII'S'LPIT FARM EQUIPMENT Nw and USed Ford, Kubot, Pettii Sale'. Rental Service lilMagnolia Avenue Ai T "OPI T ( SP NC S 131 1)44 PlC" n' p CTp CO'S' '. plete Pest Control and Teem tin Free Inspection 3737953 Plet'd help on that Saturday lob' Paneling, doors, windows flungs Oflcretc work i'tc B t flour o' by the lob 3279365 ________________________ ue Lijstrc I Iectnc Carpet Shampooer for only SI SO per dly, I CARROLL'S FURNITURE -' , j i" '' .'J I: 4 3) , :l'I..';i2:r$ L_ -,.r' i, ' " _ ... . C .. ronn • ' I , ''r • 4( ', 'i' Xft,'.'%; . ' ,, o- ' ,-, . ''-'Z)" .1 ;hn 4 v 1 ''L g you for thOSC b ones with a tnt ad _________________________ PU 7 P [ST INtl in) n '' F Commercial 32) 6.45) _________________________ ____________________________ It ' ' II f, ,. t &,' ; '' ' l t ' -- -, Well Drtlling Photogranhv r - - - -_____ - Oi ..h HI I 'NO NO UKC Pt Bull Terriers 100 pointS "LIP IF It 7 '0'4 V c F"5 Papers Guaranteed 323 9111 Ca! Im C:,,: F5 ::i )3', '- L — ____________________________ £ re. tare Interior Estenior Plasteninil PIaStf Patching 8 simulat,,, brick 8 stone spe(,alty 372 7750 r Rent ", ______________________ ' ' CArpentry Remoori n Add I (istrim 1,%rk Licensed Bodr F nt't'estim4t 1?) I r - small Call Red or John 3735001 P.Ac I ow i . Carpentry Concrete Steel Remodeling Roofing Free ---------' Tractol- s& —FquIpment , -, .' BROGDEP RCOFiN( ''' — STOP AND 1-11.1. NUT E rlxss,ec ,j , Paintina ____________________________ 62—La Wfl Garutn C0,4 hrr ' - WAP 1 10 SELL Roof ma YOUR HOME Buy ng anew home' Moving to an apartment' Prc r C ti 'ry Repa r Get flrne action * lb a Heratd ClassifIed ad We II help you write LalIll3 676$ an ad thAt *itl bring a last Sale __________________________ CALL 332 2611 , E'Peft roof 'roars Slat roots or - -_____________SIORINO II ?'Aii WASTE SELLING IT MA K ES CASH PLACEct sSlr lED AD NO Cs 1791 t\ _.- 63A— SERVIC( I .mst L Oak lii 3I *.it 22 in n .j ' otfice turnUure r ER S III. u TV rI, 'Urn I S IU tut, P400k) 519 ( F 3fl 57,,, ' tOrn Wood or 5tel ctrsks CeIrcu' e desk 8 chairs secretarial nieks 8 Chairs straight (ha rs filing c,nbn':ts. as s Cash arid carry "__C ss lb UlIE IN I '. ,,__ If you need anything for your offe filing cabinets desks otlece chain, office shelving, bniC a brac,top in anytime to see us. 10 arno s AUCTION SERVICE HwyI6 West Sanford 373 5620 Used ESCRso,, LANDCLEAPING Bulldozing Excavating Ditci' work Fill dirt top 5ol 3fl 5943 , — ., •,, - '" MOSSIE C BATEMAN .,. Radio & TV ' LIS DRILLED. PUMPS 7 BEDROOM SUITES STUDIO 1 - -U Aluminum Siding I can Cover tour r'orre "'h alum siding 8 ¶Il,t 5y3i'm Roof r C 1 ,r Caql P0050t4 MARN[ 2978 H*y Il 9 3?? 5961 _ y . _____ — 1517 . MONEY MAKER- 3 bedroom 2100 S,ltow Ave by Owner 3 BR CIt t 'edbath cArPeted air cond home planned for day nursery Space hea,r', k,tcrten eQuipped 125 9Q3 washer dryer 372 0271 or otterSRETIRESENT SPECIAL- Fur 377034$ fiShed 2 bedrooms central location DELTONA- Swimming pool home nice area 1)6 (16 *37 screened) 1st area 2 BR 2 bath. 2 car garage with d CHOICE IIOMESITI 10 acres opener FIn room patio worth 17S 000 w II pItt looking at BY OWNER- 1024 UADI") UA D Dawçn Drive 665 5915 I I ItlI\U FIP fl L PEAL TOP 313 5714 42—Moblle Homes It 5 like pennies from heaven wtten Phone 372 1549 In you Sell Don t Needs we I DELTONA- On Lake 7 BR 2 bath _want wall to wall carpet carport plus large swimming pool $190 month This NEWSPAPER dOes DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S v Har.ck Broker knowingly accept not Dettona HELP WANTED ADS that Indicate a preference based on age from em lo ers covered by the to6 Hundreds of items ar.tiques, clothes, appliances, etc Corner of loin and Magnolia IIALA COLlIERY REALTOR .. $E P,'A ,lLtA',', 55-Bfs & Accesserjes PALTY INC pcI ' MAITLAP.ID- By Owner MUST SELL Immaculate 3 BR POOL Reduced to 14)900 6u IO Check Our Listingi NEED A RENTAL? STEt4STROM REALTY Pastery Man for DanISh and Sweet 2565 Park Dr REAL TOP 32" 77O Polls bread mixer experienced Delton.a On goli course 2 large only to apply 322 7596 Se rinole bedrooms 2 baths double garage 8akecy appliances carpet Reasonable rent Call mornings or evenings TEXAS CHEMICAL CO ree 901 dependable person 7375 C'ntaci Sanford area customers Be yOur For Rent Sunland 3 BR 1 bAth own boss We train B C Crawford carpet stove 1175 373 7771 Pres, PANCO, Box 32, Fort Worth Ye. 76101 Unlurnthed?Redroom Home - - .. " 32—Houses Unfurnlshed HAL COLBERT _____ 3 BR. 7 ta'h CO Pme on 7 larOf corner ii Ne SOmetender, lQv n care but It thi5 price you con I o wrong Terms $14 C) 'n O(hOn 365 3711 One BR unfurn apt electric heat air CArpet Slove 8 ref Adults $105 327 2796 ,tItp S & wi ,'d . Nurses RN s LPN s Aidt A de Compan on Needed mmed.ately 675 0636 ..\ ,_ 4!" _____ ____ 4I SC? 'i'o.i*. ,,,..'r'7' Plewtables 1 Coffee afld?end, S)0 new dinette. 1.59. used dirleltewtt, 6 chars, ISO, Secretary, $l. oW arrow bk rocker, $75, tea cart, $10, 8 drawer chest, $35; double bed. complete, 1.45. walnut desk. glass top, $75 Kulp Decorators. W. First St., 327 ' 31—Apartments Furnished ' ': : ? - a BEST OFFER Call 323 1753 after 6 m DMWOL9_oeroom.ibath. STOP AND THINK A ?.IINIITF If thee: wouldn't be any .- iii •i$ • iiitis ii "'" ,%., ' - A ' ', ve'o;" ilition 372 *677 atter $ p.m. Hi,, 46, West Santd 373 ,_ F or Sale by Owner- 7 oedroom. FIor.da room, 100 silO lot, trees Ncr Sanford 373 9)16 -. '--".' _________ fAamcs It all on televIsion. are no longer interthey were. It makes you wonder sometimes If it's l Sl—Househofrj Goods SI.' P vICE BE YOP,D tiF rOPiTpA( T' DUPLEX.- 2 oo; conc PINECRESI - Convenient to block, excellent Condition. " "v ShOpping, Ch4JI'ChCS and %Chdvl5 • taxes, by owner 372 6670 thiS) BR. 2 bath neat home. Many amenities for $75,000. OWNER SAYS SELL, HIS LOSS IS YOUR GAIN '.'LS REALTORS rru.t ror Sale Call before IOa m or after 3 pm Flu Ovledo_Duple,furn Or -' IL'!" . Dodge Pickup with utility bed. ., so assume balance of $1 Or 12 payments of $9 See at SANFORD SEWINC.CEPITER 307 E 1st DniOn 3729111 - _s_,!!i,:r?_ - ----- J - _________________ i9 FRIDAY NIGHT, 7 P.M. Have purchased complete Contents 01 exct Winter Park shop All kinds 01 novelty items, Statues. p'cturj, ships, planters, copper 8 brass items metal shelving Come 'irly .nr.t ' qoOd FREE QlF1wRAppIt4 All Itab, Gft Kn! C'en og ("ii ,ti.i 14 ii,,,'f', Ph 32? I.' .-. AT - tlJ up. IS? BR. ,l GE 1mm Ccc Franklin ArmS Apti 1120 FIn Ave, - Im modi2to "Uu Fnrret Groana ', '',"; ____ ._ BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE! Custom built 3 bedrm, 2 bath home win parate guest Cottage Kitchen uipped, Central heat air, drapes. You'll love *t 164,800 - LAKE MARY Take your t*o well but 'rodern homes 7 LONOW000 - 3 Bedroom home, BR. 119.500 3 liP 513.500 fully f'flced yard, flew FHA loan BROK(R COOP Avallapnt. $71,5 BALL REALTY WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD - 3 Bedroom. 2 bath v.'Ot40p' BALL home, economical Oil heat, Shady 'fI1J, 515.250 MAKE OFFER Peg Real Estate Broker 377 56i1 Atter Hrs 372 7757 "'"'i "ne 517W IstSI . Sanford " 'j"7 ' EAL'O 373 6353 29—Rooms Male German Shepherd 105 Country Club Circle, -.6'- Child C1l' - . -- iI UV UII I VUII v DESK CLERK - 7 years minimum experience in Class 1 7 shifts available PART TIME CASHIER HOSTESS -- Will work into lull time, BREAKFAST COOK Es Sanford, FIor,da3777I perienced, to take lull charge. NO 7 CHEF OR COOK - Es '-' I: YOU TROUDLED Call 1Q11 Perence necesSary I iSli 2011 fr "We Care"BARTENDER - Experienced l4r}!l ni',' t.duJt5 or Teens Great cp')rtuflity _______________________ lIGHT AUDITOR - Mature — dependable, experienced NCR 500 4A-PijbIj Notices SUCCESS- Lost & t;ng 143.000 ',-t I t n ak e. p d 2nd lo' on le ( ' • " lU CEDWITHA DRtHxlPlC. OOLEM I'erhp AlChol,c Anonym Can Help is!? - - - ddleMlllef,)flSftO )o1 R lull!. lL .'l(,LM.)" - 'r i 'r' lv -Iruocs- urahrs . --- ' 41—I, , HIghwAy46FIfaM,rket Sanford WHERE IS THAT HANDY MAN' Gotalamily nouse in Loch Arboq. CR RADIO that needs plenty of work but S11OCASII Structurally Sound 4 Bedroornt, 2 Furtheftnformltjon,7226,)I ths, central heat air, kitchen Stripping & Waxing equipped, Near golf Course rloor Residential 8 Business F e 125.800. estimates Rt,tj Cean 323 TAKE A DIPI In this pool thit R k comes with thiS I bedroom, 2 bath n,',t,q-r 5pe , Mto len dining room, Reul Estate _____________________________ - 1- .,, 1914 5uaru Station Wagon, I speed trantm,sslo,n air COrtditsOfld, very cIcn $2195 Call 177 165) P.Solorcycle lnsurarte OL AIR AGEP4CY l2uction _____________ _______________ -'., - iy'y, Will pay all train an 78IMtorc"cies -. . . ______________ Leaving FCb. i,'i .rUMe , Cab'nets, G.i.e 5CC. 7rhartOp 1910 CAdillac Ide hdtop, new Ytoks & brakes 76 Sticker loaded l 0 Wi'! "ø lOt 'tUCk t ' May be seen a, 1)06 Sanford Ave PICK UP JUNK CAPS FREE SmaIIpriceloroIrtr5 r'r.ni' 3?? I?1 0962 II no answer, Call 323 9117 K ithri Bathroom - . - , read," continued the actor, who — . 101W COrnmrc '41 Phone 312 7851 S,inlc,r.' . 9—Good Things to Eat ______ —d -' Renvived " SWAPpop LAMApv[T An5,- (tn hn .1 S'ller 01 .1 biyu ( P1 (h,irq All adimitteri Ire Corn,' Cvrry Sund,iy 9 10 3 ,nt trt,. 17(0 Frpncrt Aye ,373 73tJ taIe Itroker __Iiar4cC.a 77 -- Taro q. SanfordAucfjen 'IL5OP4 MAIER FURNITURE On $,tif' s S.tli' A L At LCiiat'r' FØr - 'i,,, es or 1 STEP4STROM REALTY ''ends Of Problem 7565 P.'rk Dr RFAI row 372 7130 For tu'trt:, "torm4 Ori call 17) 1$37 or REAL ESTATE - Have opening i I full time licenSed asl,te For S4ntordA, An rlrniiy Group P 0 confidential appt Ito call Larry Ia 37711 Sa.on, REALTOR. 323 9110 WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME PHONE 37) 7096 and lower. ''And people, particularly children, have lost the desire to c 1937 - 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA. (ellen? ondstson. air. automatic S$ CASh 1791 . _____ wa ,j -- DOCTOR TO PATIENT: ' "Woodtu -ning is an art you lamentable -- change in the —___________. ________ - iOiOrS - - *IIy( there has been a big - and u Vinul UVI II I ij FInnrin A p MssoILeu i-$ 5ttp,iøi W 1st st 6061cr 3?) 0511 eyes DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with I tow cost Classified Ad -.-- -- -- - ,'d,lnted to buy used ollce furnitureAn Qu,'irit,ty PIOLL S Casselbcrr Hwy 11 fl * 1206 Nw - 13,rr 'Y(ranijr REELS BODY SHOP. .- fr S Autos C(ofld,t,Ofld DAVE S'371 9370 _________ — ____________________________ ' - Sale for ______ . _____________________________ We Buy Furniture SO-4viiscellaneotjs . , M UNS WORTH REALTY 322-4)32 ______ -- 2 Offices atta(hed Warsiouse truCk W - EVERYBODY j Merchandise Y1CflI P, .tCiy for your buSiness AkInq $59 $00 Mortgages total itiabIe at $346 Per month. Short term pay oft avaltabte. Call Mr. New terms 8etilto to see inside an for full Cetail 372 W)91 _____________________________ ' t't_r) Quotes The Herald PIwr*nier, a Canadian, says TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN UNDERNEwMANAGEMENT Your Host: Lucky Williams Open 11am, - 2am. Daily Except Sun. Jjj I IURI 2400 S ___________________________________________________________________ I ; __________ shop has been in its current Good I)octor." THURS. -FRI. & SAT. NGHT : - UI..' rc'r "It has lobe built into You," cC'; thelonyAward, theOuter (Formerly from Cavalier Mulct) -J.4 DQII '' ('IC' ") (I"% D - Old Trade 'The Everdciy Peo . Noon The ,r!V" p." ;: I! story of the same name by the actor, referring to their l89 famous English author, carriage house. "We like renoKipling, and its two protagon- rating houses and it costs monisis are played by Michael cv." Caine and Sean Connery. Does he still get Income front centration level Is getting lower ,j ' NrAri iire * that's the sad, sad, sad part of p IlhruSt,mes 4lcaline 6 thru 75 tu 3lca 'me 26tim es a lIflC IS? OOMINIMUM CHARG.) 3 Lines Mimrr,urn - — NEW YORK lAP) — In his lie hinself has one teen-age latest inoie, Christoper Plum- daughter front his first mariner, the blue-eyed sophisdcate riage to Tammy Grimes. of the international screen, Still, he intends to keep workslaps ona huge black Iiiustac?w mg in the theater and that's and a thatched wig, and plays partly why he lives in ConRudyard Kipling. necticut. "It's so close to Pluninler also hides behind Brn.nlwav, and it's in the steel-nnuned glasses, so the nuddle between California and star of "Sound of MusIc," "The Europe," he explains. Return of the Pink Panther," lie adds, however, that right "Conduct Unbecoming" and now he can't afford to do many other movies, television Broadway, Instead, he must go shows and stage plays, is al- on making films, he says, bemt unr ognizable in "The cause he needs money. Man Who Would Be King." "My wife, Elaine, and I are (cmmerc,.,I propi-rty, 7onrit c tanu'higfly with ?O5q tt " I1Ci's warertouse 1 2 1 1i9 5 :ji±-- : ' 7Auto Parts Iurfliturr' .IPpli,Inç :0015 (C Buy I 0,101 items , - RATES - CASH StP, t.Ake Wednesday, Feb. 18, 176-7B Fl Evening_Herald Sanfcrd 68—Wanted to Buy ' )r AT IA' Beautiful Ott WrtIl AV V "Get 'Em While * I * 'hey re Hot * ____ 43—Lots-Acreage - * 83 ççç, 8 00 AM S 30 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon r To P I a y K i p i i ii g people to listen nowadays, and A LA CARTE MEW nIOI 41—Houses Property OrlQndo Winter PQIk '..LflJUil I V ri o'' "In The IIER,l.I) List night. I. 37—Business I NLA Ti I 3:33 So 3:30 pni. TO ---: Ii ris P I U In r'ne C .-' - NEW YORK iAP — Icily him the suspects are inside steed does a clop.rn. It doesn't number he does with his kid SnaIus bumps Bumper Mar- TcIcsion City, add much to the show, but we brother, Teddy, and 12 or so gan's "Blue Knight" show "I'm going in alone," he don't kant to nag. other dancers. tonight for a CBS musicale So we'd say the good parts The sets on the show are eyecalled "illy .• Who Loves Va, By golly, he winds up facing are Miss Carroll's singing, Miss catching, Marvin Latr'd's music BabY?" If you've never Seen nothing more dangerous than a Leachznan' a line talk-and-song, arrangcuwnts arc nifty and Kojak arrest a song, here's studio audience. It cheers and solo about life as an actress, Marty Pasetta's directiot your chance, gives him a big hand for singing Telly's patter about being keeps proceedings the Costarring with him in this a disco-beat tune, "Wbo Loves Greek and the Greek dance reasonably lively. one-hour endeavor are Barbara Va, Baby," while six lovelies I)rewn of Jeannie" Eden, swirl about him. l)iahann Carroll, Cloris LeachThen comes brisk patter, a man, star of CBS' new modest concession he's no "Phyllis" series, andt Icily's threat to )'rank Sinatra and a or!y rztcehcre. rchcar iL iii need of both Everyone gets to sing except rehearsal and skit. theracehorse,whos.aldneighto lie later introduces Miss the idea G hoe. Eden. After a quip cxchaage, The show starts in traditional she pulls her "Jeannie" magic "Kojak" style as Telly, roars hit, making him vanish so she through the streets of can sing. Manhattan to CHS Television 1 lie suhuentJy reappears at City in Los Angeles in less than an empty racetrack, carrying a minute. on in his totEh, warm Brooklyn ' Two cops are waiting for him style about $2 window habitues --",,,_ p there, But they don't do the - "Joe Average," he calls 'em right thing and ticket him for — and a kid's dream of owning going tOO slow on the Hollywood a r cehorse sonieday. I"riway. They instead warn And sure enough, Telty's TEACHER TO STUDENTS: otr times," he says. "The con- - Seminole 322 -2611 "I love pla)Ing character "Sound of Music," one of the parts and getflng into dis- biggest money makers in moguises," Piummer said In an hon pictw'e history? interiew here, "I think that's "Neither Miss (Julie) Anmuch more fun than playing drews, nor myself tpt per500 straight parts. In fact, I'm tEp- centages on the film," he says. 2. ADAM 12 €1) LASSIE ing to become a character ac- "It would have been awful it we tor." 531) had, because then we'd have 2 12' NEWS With a cheerful laugh, he retired and would never have LI €0 ELECTRIC COMadds, "I'm getting to the age acted again" PANY when I have to be a character _________________ 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES actor whether I like it or not." ,.4.,ar• €D THE LONE RANGER Plumn-*er, who admits to his early 40s, points out he has alTIlE ADViP4TURE OF ways been fond of playing charSHERLOCK HOlMES' acter parts, and says he will be Artisan SMARTER very happ) to "go into that ----r MATI1F 2: 301 notch of work," ,,,, Theactorhasdrawn plaudits Practices fromcriticstorhls Kipling role, - TNUT a pleasant surprise for him LLIEI'R 1" because the role was relatively lUp, small, Then again, he t'a, 'S. SAN FRANCISCO AP) - In always been known as an actor a weathered shop near the Wa- with a solid backgro&md in 1I FREE WAPSH EAMARKE terfront,thelastpractitlonerof d'amatic arts. Plururner has been a leading the all-but-lost art of wood. turning is hard at work sculpt- fflw'i with three top repertory L_CALL 3fll2i ing fluted columns and elegant companies in the Englishtxilustrades out of finest red. speaking world: the National ______________________ Theatre of Great Britain under wood and teak. r*j. c'' ca,,1 Laurence Olivier; the Royal JBARGAINMATSEV[YDAYJ Victor Lauteri, master wood- Shakespeare Theatre under Pc'TIL2:30p,M- 51.25 turner, molds the graceful, icr hall; and the National The____ ,____ vase-like curves into the wood ater of Canada under Tyrone GEOPG[ C on his lathe hr the lightest Guthric and Michael Langhzun. 'corr ' touches of his sharpened steel And he has won many tool. He disdains measuring in- awards, including the London ' Tfie "a strurnents, instead gauging his Evening Standard Award as 4ork by eye, Hindenbuig Best Actor of the Year for his portrayal of henry II in "Beck. Only to '3c.mp :: ielly Bumps Blue Knight began learning asa boy of 12 in New York Drama Desk Award his native Borne. 1Z TAKE MY ADVICE 6. SEARCH FOR IC ing - 12 MAGNIFICENT MARBLE 2 4 " RE5TAUAN'T Wed, see below 9 (Wed orgy) AFTER. SCHOOL SPECIAL , Dads Pkw w.io i.aiut Kc3r%c,fl arvj Kinsly J1,tcd star in the stcryol the trauma a 13 year old gwl faces meeting her father's new wif' 5 hcr m W MICKEY MOUSE CLUB - ('I ACCIrIrr said Lauteri, 64, of the craft he ('ritics Circle Award and the 1230 Dine Sn RELAXED Coeforl At :': 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH €D ADDAMS FAMILY 430 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SH(YN 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW LI €0 SESAME STREET - rar _____________ 100 2 1 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 - NB'V 9 RYAN S HOPE j SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING €1) MOViE (n M. J.ck Paaxxi, Eddie Alberl 195(3 (Tues) Biio1 Pati Pir, Boflo Das. 1935. (Wed) "A Kiss in tho k' Jane Wyman. David P'&VOfl l9. (Thts) Ru for the Sun Richard Wdrnark, Jano Greei' 1956 (Fri.) "Tho Coon Glovo ' Glum Ford, Geraldine Brooks 1952 1:30 2 12 DAYS OFOIJA LIVES 4 6 AS n-se TURNS 9 RHYME AND REASON 200 9 S000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOORS 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 THE NEIGHBORS €0 (t.n) ERICA (A) (Tuo.) SOUNOSTAGE (A) (Wed) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 2 12 ANOTHER V)RLD (Thts ) NOVA(A) (Fri ) KUP S SHOW(fl) 300 4 6: AU. IN THE FAMILY (A) 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL €0(n)ABITWIpcjJT (Wed) MJMAN ALIVE €) THE MOTHERS IN LAW 330 4 6 MATCH GAME 9 OWE LIFE TO LIVE €0 (Mon.,Tuo Wed LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) (Fri ) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (A) ROCKY AND FRIENDSuo€noo 4.00 2 IRONSIDE 6' MARY IAITMAN MARY €0 (n) From MU'i Cily U.S A. PI,Y great tun tonIc' 5pm tiII2àm TOP ENTERTAINMENT h LESS (A) (Tues, Wed Thus) LL TIIWS REMEMBERS (R) (Fn) 1300K BEAT IA) €1) BIG VALLEY all $ocaI an vit'tr Her. S.f. enjoy NASHVILLE SOUND ig 1200 9 NEWS 2 " SANFORD'S z i - ''Sr jti The Sandbar NIGHT CLUB ! -' ;r'-, ____ -' 4_I ,v ---t2 .4 PHIL, (X)NAJ-&JE SHC 6 (Tues only) MIKE DJ.S v sion today any, with guests Nna Natalie Cole fZ SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 1000 2 12 C EL E (3 RI T Y SWEEPSTAKES 6' PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 2 12 HIGH ROLLERS 4 PRICE IS RIGHT €B 700Q.UB 1100 2 12 sa OF FORTUNE 6' GAMBIT- Preempted see txi4cyvy 6 (Ties. oy) oni.*jjoo AREA CHAMBER OF COMMEACE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 11 30 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) €0 (Mcn, Wed, Fns) 'VILLA ALEGAE' (lues., Thu(s) CARRASCOIEM)AS ii 55 4 6 CBS NEWS MON. THRU SAT. DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS BABY BEEF LIVER lULL- VEAL PARMESAN 4Pf- CHICKEN AND DUMPLIPIIGSL STUFFED BELL PEPPER E!L- TROUT ALMONDINE BEEF ARONI 9 C FEATURING MON. WED - SAT DELICIOUS CORN BEEF AND CABBAGE $1.21 DINNER SPECIAL: FILET MIGNON. BAKED POTATO, TOSSED SALAD Sift - -:-; .- BW 1961. (c1.) Ceremo"Y Latsocice Harvey. Sara MIes 1964. British. (Thi,$) 'High W,nd in Jamaica." Anthony Qi.ann. James cobi.tn 1965, (Fri) Top Hat. Fred Astawo, Ginger Rogers. (B8W) 1935. 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW €1) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORH000 9 DMLYRD 200 2 DAILY D[VOTiON4j t:Iy .-.- 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS €0 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU W 700 CLuB 11 30 2 12 TOelici-rr 4 6 CBS LATE MOViE; FtM nw West was w Pail h, txxl from last r 9 WEDNESDAy MOViE OF "riEww, OISTheBj Dati& €0 FiO6ERTMACp-.. porn' 100 2 12 rOMrJpJW . iopnc a*a LI.1IIYj.) RI'4I) I1I(IiLI(jHI Evening -- ------------ dne$d),Fb. 18, 16 Wednesday --4: -- - -- qc re't A Valentine GIft for Sweetheart"St your I_ - - - - -- - . -. I fl *ii Ft 'i P11% I I'? cit 32) t)1 '- Prpccairx rt... 1 , , 'e repr ad ry C 5TINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO - ., 372 . .. -... -v �_—;-•i;. — --- - - rr _.J.rn tr,r.r ----- n.trr tr-,r r - Tv., rr.r : ,fltr---,r ,.-t. - - -- -- --- - - - - - -. - - - - - -: - 7-Z 7 -'- -- -_ 1. £vr;ng nkrd, F. P E RET Wednesd ay, Feb. t, IYTh I$FY A Mo,-, Walker 10 by Art Sons Q . flZF AHEAPF RAT W65 )o.* ML)c. )4aRTl L ' %%a ACROSS 1 Seccnd Greek l etter Orec'k goddess c hanoI 1. florran road r I EMA I DMAR IANLR ' -0 1 an-a-dale Arc ery King Richard Little John Friar Tuck Maid Marlan King Henry Merry Band Tomorrow: Finland 3r Nottingham Sheriff Sherwood Much 40 Faucet 41 Dine 42 Vision 45 Greek pla i i 49 t3uH ISP I 50 Greek letli' Q , -5 - j rj~e I ii JC)Rj L ' PI,pn,.. .! it, 50 Hawaiian I ood 51 Talic-a "al 28 Nerve network 29 Was observed 31 Journey 111k1_\\_si '.IIlT1LIj 'J i1IIciI: 1IRIA )y StoFfI & Heimdohl I %NT 1' RAVE MY PICTURE TAKEN FOR TH E SPECIAL PCE 'tXi AC) VER11SEt J THE PAPER. 'SIT OVER HANDSOME AND ThERE! HAVE MYMLL Sf7w AN AURA .) hi' -, .- I dUC lANCE #. Ili. -L 11 ._.. soPHlsrscrEc (Th I _") OTOGRAPtR -__---' . [ ' , - , __;~, _14 ., _[lir1 yj 4 ,D z •i I L-' - 1 cz"t l+1S'? 1 . .- BLON DIE - / BS'rA) LOOiC A f •• "OJ EA YOU PAID SY.1E01.E ,' . .- _%_ -""— ~~J _. I of the leg and the veins deep overstretching i.nd later HOME th1 - - had my thyroid partially Pg. A . PRISCILLA'S POP I have been put on a medicine by Bob Montana 7 10 SURE LIKE TOGET JOB! 1V \ CF,. r \{ t4H EE S CIE THAT'S JUST PERFECT 3iT ?,C,'i YOU BE 4E S YCRE 11JERESTED) !'TEESTED EOPtE VIO SEE'I-TOBE HI RING ARE THE ONES tNTPIE - FC'YUGEA0! Iu5TRiE5f " rLvER!LEriE LiAYR? 1SEETh.ATPAPE ILL FU4O HIM .4 / ) ' 'W e _,l LF1 QPERATQ __ IS f Jil Jill a mom /,'/ " - / ,- - DAJI F-----7 _]: /,i_.q,i -lt& —..- '-I %-_ CARNIVAL - UNEE FRANK AND ERNIE'S I O( 'J 1 UD CA9 HOROSCOPE *1' --' . j '-: For Thu day , Feb. 19, 19 76 rs - 0 r f 11 - HI \tr I j - : L -. W. : ' ' WAY of 5AWING j H IT I I - WA NTS PRIEND$ 2 1. "we figure the courts are entitled to a key to the courthouse. That seems to be the logical 'thing'." The chuvkling judge said, however, that the cornmission can someday expect to see the master key returned. "hen I resign ; a judge, I'll be glad to return 0 them." Salfi said. l' - -, A • Seminole Kirnbrough. Dubbing Kirnbrough "big, tough and mean," the resolution assigned him the "earth-shaking responsibility of retreiving th e courthouse key." Kimbrough good naturedly accepted the assignment, boasting he would do his best. Some four years ago Salfi as inadvertently handed the key. And, th ough each commissioner in his turn has been assigned tile task or recapturing it all have failed. Reasons for failure range from Salfi's teaching if course on creative aggression to apathy on the part f ea ch commissioner assigned th e dubious task. eianse was too scared to run. "I I I shot him, Lewis said. - _ .'. S - _ z 16 1 1,ass - I • I'a"i .1 J6 -'.. -' :.''.I. I'.i 34 An Alabama reader wants ;iftvr opening one club %%fill • - - - - . -?:",-,.J.. -.-i .- •':: --' _ b-' - - '' ' -. .. , r 'I :¼--' -', ir ,;:-- - -..-'--''--. -'-.. f r •: :' - c:' -.', .. . - - ..- ' ,-,..':-' .: . -- -: .- , ,',,,f - - - t -: pposite ---- ;-•- - - .'. .! - - 7. ",.'' P '?- .... -- - -. : , , '-- - -, k':: - --.-.'- . ,, •.!? - -••, -' -. - .--. -- - - " i.._•:' ; ,''': - ' . :;.. W'.t. I.. .:- . --- .J '.. - - r -..':, ' 'A -u . ',...:., '...-.-: ,. - 1. - ' .. - '':'- , us - -I.'' -u -. - , ? -. - .1 . - ,J - I :' . ' .. '. - T . '' 1 . -. -- -. '. -- - following closing arguments by "as he reached Avenue and Water Street. .'--------------4 - - .. - - iind aimed a gun at Lewis. the COurt impose the death tier husband came home from fired front a revolver I-covered penalty. LeWis testified that he ran work on Dec. I and confronted by sheriff's deputies -., t?en thr.., inside and locked the door and her about the affair, Final determination of arrested Lewis near the that Williams then drove away shooting scene less than an hour Sentence, hosevir, is up to lwo sl deaied to her alter the slaying. àwa vtwig, I'm Judge McGreg r going to get you.,, Sheriff's deputies testified Wednesday in the trial before . - -_ Ci % .)rcuit Court Judge Robert B. •', '. , ct ent F-p, Details of that investiga 4. 0 Y. ~r m - -- •'. --,. ...: . ~~~ % "i . — IIipri 1~ t-- C 4 . ent on why U)e officers a suspicious auto at speeds released at Winter Park were present but it is believe(I reaching 100-miles-an-hour llospit;jl. - . 6- 4. , .A.. . ~ 1-4. -, ~. - -11 ,; I lor c- _______________________________ Today Legal Aid Funding Talk Planned After $5,000 Re uest Denied - Around The Clock .4-A Bridge --------------------213 g Calendar --------------- 12A Com ic 2.8 Crossword .2-B Count' officials today are Ellis began woi k on the problem also can be solved, from a $2 increase in filing fees Editorial 4-A 1-B setting up a meeting with the project after the county °rn- Ellis added. Julian sa id he was Is available for disbursement to Dear Abb....... .... . ........ ..2-B attorney who represents the mission Tuesday refused to unaware any problems even the society. Dr. Lamb Horoscope ...... ... .z-n Legal Aid Society to work out a channel $5,000 to the Legal Aid existed. On Tuesday, Vihlen said the hospital ----------------5-A method to fund the program, Society. Commissioners sa id Commissioner Richard so Obituaries --- ........ 5-A according to Bob Ellis, the the cietyhas not provided a society had no schedule of Williams said today legal aid is - - - - - s - ...,...-... - . - __~ . .. -, - _________ - -- s. " ____ _____ __ - ,. -_ .' .,i _. - -c',----;'- - 8-9-A commission's acting ad- activities worked out to carry it ' * pood program" and :- r ki 'I I __ - - probability today 30 per cent. differen. -es the two entities may Detuil and tides ofl Page 5i-A. have program on a rotating basis. Department of Community A second Internal accounting Ellis said $5,000 collected Services ~ .* '-' .. 3 , ' .;-$-,, -, letailed synopsis of the 441 ministrative assistant. the agency through the year. predicted ro problems with program as required by county 1-3-8 ordinance. Ellis said he Is setting UP a fun di ng on ce the board is Julian says the society VE\'l'iIEIt meeting between CoinBut Julian says a detailed already is in financially shaky provided the information it says missioner Sid Vihlen Jr. and g.j, se ntation of the society's pre todas's Wednesday's high waters and could sink without it flCI?(1S to act on. Ned Julian, the attorney who is the $5,0 low Launched in June, the program was presented when 00 from the county. Partly cloudy and mild in c ha rge of the fl ed gling legal program has provided legal aid the ordinance was Iatitialy Ellis predicted a Vihlen- to 24C indigents. through I'riday. 'A chance of aid program in this county. acted on. showers today. highs near Julian meeetlng should solve Though the final decision will Legal Aid is sponsored by the today and in the mid to upper The $5,000 is matched by inthe problem of the board's corntonight In the be up to the county commission, Seminole County 70s Friday. Lows Bar kind donations from attorneys plaints about lack of inSOs. Mostly sou th and sou th west Ellis said he hopes the Vihien- ormation about the society's Association. Attorneys provide and in turn is matched b an winds 10 to Is m.p.h. [lain Julian meeting will solve an), the free legal expertise for the $8,000 award from the state's programs. - - ___ 4"19__ -'' -.. ~_ - ....... - . ______ . - Television Women -.. a _~_ _________________ __________ ........... ....,... Sports . & ~ I" ' made operational and t__,_ ----'- ' ', .- - es with sIxirks . . . .. . mosphere and support for tile permarwrit holli(i, -- -''-. .a-' N i" -' ,,, '__ .14 L"-'-,t ".. '.'' '' a' r~ ' . - - '- ' -- ', . __~`l - - - . - (IL..-. -,. .'&.-'€ . - 1 ¼ I; - -_ IF' I' -..'r-- t7 * .s-i*i' - "u i. - '. - Wnp .-I , ~.,t ~" i ~~ -~- ~~-, . '•1•__, it - , I GETTING JUMP ON COMPETITION WIlio sald ow- kids are getting soft? WM growing Interat to track and field among girls as well as boys in county schools, Peggy ki4l ,,l . ."i''-ii_' :j.,. % - - '. - - ,..'.. '',-.. ( ,I ,,,, hLick I-,Ift-[ 1111" tlAk* hill.i.1f, lit or,,it "I'- "I*.. -.,-, .--_,'': - .- - ,...- S*5f .3,..'.' - - 'J;' 11 11 ., - ,-v,- -. - - - r,.-, :fL: ,Si'. -' '-.i' - - . '.. ,'..,.;'_/P .:- ;31;.s.. - •,---. . L' ' 'e "-- -, , .-. - ç'-.r - '•,- -' 4j L , 'I 4- hurdles during PEclass. (Herald Photo b' Jill! Vincent) . . a". ( t.1i ''•''J',5"-'. 'E- .. i',, ..4,,Il. ., i C a4 .a._ ,''t-1- wLA & - 1. P. .'-i- 71~ ' . i. DwAning liefti and 11sa Bennett, sixth graderti at Lakeview Middle School, prove Their aWetic potenUal as they jump the low Railroad Enthusiasts Seek Home For Old Tra in BySCM"TABRAHAMS : 1*,, -, -'-;'. to know what you should bid . - . North Fast South I£ l'isa 2 £ paki I 0 I'as I £ - - Ano th er bullet ripped the 'ny1 top of th e auto above the driver's head, officers testified and a third bullet apparently shattered a window on the side of the auto. panicked and - t O 019 -- - '...' fr i--:' Officers said only one bullet struck Williams. Lewis said Williams told him, "Don't walk away from me. I'm going to kill you," as he reached between his legs and under the driver's seat. tion that tile grand jury was in. from Oviedo to th,-, grove and spokesman said this morning indicted is In custody. are believed to be contained in 'estIgating a Feb. 1 incident in that Merchant was attem pting that an arrest had not been The grand jury was In session the interim report that was %hich Oviedo reserve police to fire his revolver at the neeing made on a second-degree felony all day Wednesday and is ordered sealed, officer Robert Merchant auto when he stumbled in the indictment returned late known to have considered more O1edo Police Chief Kenneth wounded Horace Lee Davis, 21, Wednesda y by the Seminole than one matter. Triplett and other offi ce rs were of Oviedo, in an orange grove at loose dirt of the grove County Grand Jury. It is believed that besides the oterved at th e grand Jury Casselberry. Davis was hit in the left ear Circul t Co urt Judge Kenneth indictment the jury returned a chambers Wednesday. Police said Merchant and lobe by a "bullet fragment," Leffler received the Indictment n& true bill in connection wi th Triplett said he couldn't patrolman. .Bob Fedi had chased police said, and treated and Comm and an accompan)ing interim an as yet not revealed in. grand jury report and ordered vestigation. ; ' :, - -' Rail the fact re: Sa' 'u'ie wiiy judge bold a master key, Another fact remains: Ellis confirmed today there is a secret plan. I . sheriff's themi scaled until Ole persnn , - '- Florida Department of Assistant State Attorney Claude between his legs and under the law Enforcement Van Hook and defense attorney Whitehead said the man, chemist dr i ver 's seat. mist Steven R. Platt Alan Dickey. "I was too scared to run. I whom he couldn't identify, Should the Jury find Lewis panicked and I shot him," calmly walked away after testified that nitric acid swab Lewis testified. He said he firing three shots in rapid tests on the defendant's hands guilty of first-degree murder as showed that he had discharged charged, there will be a second doesn't rernemn bet- how many succession, arid handled a firearm, phase of the trial in which the times he tired the pistol he'd The shooting victim's wife, Jurors will hear testimony and armed himself with a half hour Mattie Williams, testifi ed t ha t There was testimony that the arguments before deliberating earlier after Williams drove up she'd been going out with LewIs bullct that killed Williams a h to Lewis' 21st Street residence for "about nine months" when sat in his auto could ha' t)em on whether to recommend that sprang a resolution on an unsuspecting ,No Arrest On Sealed ' g,oing to kill At __ I e Deputy Marty Laflruclano t es tified that a box of .22 caliber McCregor and a 12-member husband that she was seeing "birdshot" bullets was found in Lewis, on trial for first- Jury that no weapon was found Lewis and that she and the dead man's car 4-4 days degree murder in the slaying of in the dead man's auto. Willi ams argued for a bout 15 after the slaying when James Lee Williams, 33, Th ere was testimony that minut es before Wfl!iams left technicians went over the testifi ed he shot in self-defense Lewis went to a house near the their residence "mad, and said impo'mded auto again at the as he stood outside the he was going to have a talk with Sanford Crime Lab. shooting scene and told Williams' auto at Ronnie." Lal3rucjano said the bullets, tersection in the community cupants that he'd Just shot a found in the car's glove cornTruth. cast of Sanford. Mrs. Williams said her partment, were apparently On Wednesday Jimmy i, husband had a pistol in August overlooked in earlier searchcs Lewis said he was trying to avoid Williams when Williams Whitehead, of York, Pa., but that she hadn't seen It since which were primarily fri search "almost hit me" with the auto testified that he was walking that time. She said Williams of a weapon in the car. as he stopped at Midway Midway Avenue Dec. 1 when he had told her he bought the pistol The Lewis trial was expected S1W a "young black man pull a "for protection" and that he Avenue and Water Street. Co to the Jury for Lewis said Williams told him, gun and shoot a man In a car" had kept the gun in the trunk of to deliberations this afternoon the Intersection of Midway his car, 'Don't walkaway from me I'm DOMINICK SALFI if Dick Turner , he I nuhI the man was 'oim! fur a pistol" that the man aimed at him a half hour earlier. ____________ --1, - - Ellis said now his "concern about space" to contain ticket holders would be ended the issue moved to the lawns In front of the courthouse. M ean while, Salfi says he won't return the key because - - shot and killed the husband of his girlfriend on Dec. 1 beca use ! commissioner has been able to do — get Salfi to return the CANCER Qur.e 21-July 22) tact. L1CI!S YOU AND i key. GEMINI (May 22-June 20) borrow. . PIHGBPING" IS ITS - K - F, assistant plans to sell tickets to the event in wWch bold Kimbrough has been instructed to try what no other .~ -, • , .1.11 _________ - courthouse custodian is charged with retrieving a wayward courthouse ma ster key, which is in the fit fir,,, grasp of Circuit Court Judge Dominick Salfi. The problem isSaIIi not only refuses to return th e k ey, but vowed Wednesday to "hold court out on the grass" in front of the courth ouse if Kimtmrough springs his secret plan to cha nge the locks on all courthouse doors. Bob El lis was elated at news th at Salfi might move the issue out on the lawn. Ellis, the commission's acting administrative IIERNI(E 111:1W ()SOl. INAT BRIDGE - HEAR \f? 1 ' Do You 'THAT, SIR? TWIT --, :/; '- - I, O()L) O , S ,i-' ... .-- IS. - byBobThaves - , . r ltoruiie Jrn' Lewis )earold from Midway, told a circuit court Jury today that he . Although County Commissioner llarr) hwiatkoski says John Kimbrough is "big, tough and mean," Kimbrough may be up against a pblem en tougher than he ' t "I 1.' 1' lferaldStj1f%%rlter By ED PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer _______________________________________________________ sium as n Salfi: Kim brough Can 't Do It 0 _________________________ pot ~77 . - H H(fll IJ.OVI) JOHN KIYIBRouGI1 BIRTH DEFECTS t(4 HELP ç _ It- ~ had L - -- IT_ His - l. ' --:;..-;.;: ': . " J0*_ %do* - 1~= - Armed only with his secret plan, Kimbrough as You -'.------ '1717 - ,r.: •'_ W. ,.,Pill Jllui HEN - . - -v-- - _______ - - c)rolonged standing without that I hale, In juice or not. Not It's best to do one thing AQUARIUS Jan . 20-Feb. 19) moving, and to wear some only doij & dislike the taste but properl% than to atten.ipt It would be wise today to * external support hose. The the cramps and gas that I get severmit things and give temper your grandiose ideas adequate attention to none, external pressur e helps prevent from Kaon elixer is mean. with a sprinkling of realism. NOW I S you tell another distention of the veins. Varicose I.EO (July 23-Aug. 22) You Keep a sensible perspective. veins develop because of PCSOfl to drink three glasses of won't be too successful today PISCES i Feb. 20-March ) o verdistentlon . The vei ns have orange juice a day. Perhaps I talking others into doing opositions that come to >- t valves inside thern to help move may solve my problems by something for you th,at you I today ftough associates ma)to the doing just that but what size should do yourself. Don't be the blood uphill back a have some strings ail ~ac.w. heart. When the veins are glasses please. I have always shirker, I Don't make Impulsive deals. overstretched the valves no taken six ounces for breakfast VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) longer meet and the blood leaks but that has been it. I'd apYOUR BIRTHDAY downhill distending the vein preciate any information that Usually you're extremely Feb. 19, 1976 and you see the varicose vein. I '!(I help me get off the awful practical. Today there's a possibility you could blow think it Is a good idea for medicine, Be alert this coming year so DEAR READER You caution to the winds. women to wear support hose of You can distinguish between a some type during pregnancy as shculd follow your doctom 's LIBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23 ) As real opportunity and wishful i nstructions as he knows w ha t resistance to your aims stiffens thinking. If your choices are ) yOur pot-umum level is. You today there's a good chance results can discuss other sources of you'll start to slack off instead rewarding. potassium agree to let you take three 8. ARE o glasses of orange juicQ a unce You can also get a lot of W as in milk. There Is almost as much potassiwn in a quart of milk fortified with two 11% (MI, A11.1) and .I %NIES .Viiii'111111' oc per cent nonfat milk solids as _ ) 10th trl(k by playing only two there is in a quart of orange N0IITII i rounds of trumps and then Juice. Li th}'_ r' £ Q 108 leading a diamond If West ducked South would have his Q 107 10th trick, if West took his ace . K by and led a second heart South %'. PST VAST should refuse to ruff. Then he £6432 would be able to tuft the next Q, heart in dummy and score the • \ Ri • 94 rest of the tricks. 41116961 £104 1 This IYPe of play in one Sol T11 it)i r_ Ji form or another occurs quite * K often ind is well worth lear. I. VN 11 I 11 I , ning. As for the bidding we 4 K 5 32 11 . _l/ agree with both partners 1, A Q52 l'.itt' one had hut h.a(ll 47~ 1 Iii tb 'utror,ibl,' ~ I FOREVER. / f--h -( ~. [JN W-1 IT? BR'c- CONSTRUCT, i ci- Ni' WOtJ - IN _________ _________ ,% - . - C _________ -a -- removed and am on two grainsToday, guard not only against CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. The best thing you can do f thyroid a day, also your own extravagance but also 19) Be careful today In anything Short of surgery for removal of Ilydropresa and have been on It that of a friend. It could involve y ou do in public. You could varicose veins is to prevent for sears, one or two a day you in something costly. alienate allies through a lack of further dilation of the veins. To depending on my pressure. Now do this vou need to avoid - ______ - I vli~ Ai _. 111 - in the pelvis contribute to inside your leg ruusdes that you varicose veins. This is par. can't see are all right, t he ticularly important to exercise will actually help. As who have a family history of you exercise, the venous blood varicose veins. in the legs is milked out of the If ,ou have swelling of your leg by a massaging action of the ankles with your varicose veins contracting leg muscles, then go ahead and exercise but you might want to wear some The su pe rficial vei ns drain support hose while doing it. Into the deeper veins and For more information on -1-1,5- ______ ___________ 1 - -- I - 151611110 - ____ --' -ail L1,.) r W6 - , I TAURUS (APril 20-May 20t have any trouble with mailing. Address your letter to significant ankle swelling. m in care of The Evening You're likely to procrastinat SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec When the deep veins are also Herald, P.O. Box 3, San today and find more excuses 21) Look at your finances why you shouldn't do something realistically today. mis is not a involved you will have per- Antonio, Texas 78292 I have than why you should. DEAR DR. IAMB — day to be extravagant, or to sistent swelling of the involved CC' C)LLA the •-. nrpcvl,rn an ,, ---------- - ('.-_ '& , -1~ ___________ __ - f JllllJliJlil JiluIIilJull DEAR IIEAI)EII — No, it will not. If you lust have dilated or varicose veins over the outside - . - IT -, ;,:, f1,s'- Lewis Claims Slaying ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) of )tLShiflg harder. emptying the deep veins helps varicose Don't make hasty judgments on SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) veins send 50 (train the superficial ones. cents for major decisions today in areas Be careful mt to create unThe Health Letter number 5-8. f- you haven't investigated necessary problems for are all Enclose a long, stamped, se l If the superficial veins thoroughly. yourself. Be your own best addressed envelope for that are involved you will friend, not your worst enemy, •1# I _---i:.- - --- ~ . - a- ............ - .-- ' ,.- .'rr-.',4. -'.._' .' .'- •-?.-- ,,. 0 No -- . . I a -- .. -l. N I JilJJl. mail 7i ' -; i * r' - Lamb r .',..-.. .;,t. • onnesos s.iIirii) capi' Ii italan stream 31 In residence (2 10 Green *ds vegetable 38 Rodent 39 Snouted fish 20 talon conjunction 41 Roman official (p1) 42 Mu 22 Sow 43 Another Greek letter 23 Soothe 24 Fencing sword 44 Lady Jane---. English queen 25 Edible fuPi 46 Simple 26 Inner part of Greek temple 47 Dill herb 27 Greek coin 48 Depots lab I Iiu0.2lI Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents IF - - 1 LLiJ cJ III . - 68th Year, No, 155—Thursday, February 19, 1976 f 'A 11.._11 Dr. : ' i ' - - ff iA 74 ill. JIl DEAR DR. IJ1H Would you please let ifiC know if playing tennis, dancing or -trenuous exercise can he harmful if one has varicose veins. I will be anxiously awaiting your answer, along with two of my friends who also have varicose veins. ' -'...; . - '.•• st T man aricose ins Ve . '. ç 0 i- H V _ -' I JillI Exercise Helps -I . -~ .lw_,F _ '_ - '- -. c.5 -EN0020 : H O PE REALr:E THAT SiJCE PRCT \ I'RE A ). CoLEeg... -- - . . 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' _ - _-_ ._ • - . ------------- 2- r,vr_r. - - -----S-- -. 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Feb. 16, 1976 I Mod WXr R6E.' REALL '? - C1JR EET PICTLIRE % -\ rc tCw V ME.' , , P, .J & ST( PiL 'j 5? lucifer O l ,ttm B Ctan necklace ~ J J rr 41-1s. implement Oone S O:och `-, ,#,I I .-I- " ii) "**~ 5 1 P ,.1 ________ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom HLJFR1CA '3TAP AND 1RL 1HE C tA56 WF &c PIFFEREE 6EiEtJ 5I&J6I' ' yr. i's' -" ) r -( IIll 7 &x &IOE6 ft&~AB 0 ) ~~ 4iR7 ) Tlf. .T NJ QF.A R "*A,__n!~~ Ii _ : 3 2 4 nickname 10 Awity wind II Skillful 19 HC%tIh — 12 — 1 5 6 IT — — 8 7 — — I — t ] - 9 10 11 - 1 — — ____ iT — — — 1 — CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS TH AN G ,s BUlNSS ASSO C by Larry Lewis L ER E;:EuQINED4 k T ' THE as'r FORUM FOR E 8/1110 19r2O -22 2 I 01010=00 BUT DOT KNOW, i y/ , 18 - M XCHANGI NG IDEAS Ill Li . among . Jul. BONS-, - g Jll ammo i . . Jul ammon-IRENAMEN 146 -- - 49 51 50 1 48 141 — J " ' by TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec.' This is a good day to get 21) Conditions look favorable together with old friend today where your career and you've neglected a bit lately, finances concerned. are Let her know you still Opportunities may come MY - J by Stoffcl & Hcimdohl )(NT.' ') 64 WAY.' 3 HOLD \ 1. [X)Nt RE IF TH' LAUNDRY ISN'T 1 IT... OR ...TAKE IT R r rLk- - -- — 53 1fl 58 65 iii flf Speculation (\ ir I ,__] ~ _ - - - __ -- GEMNI (May 21-June 20) through friends. You art' adept ;tt closing a de al CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. today, particularly if there is 19 Concentrate on a major goal soithini, you. today. You should be able to make suttantia1 progress if CANCER Jur 21-JuI 22 )iiLreIf. Your words will have greater you ariY AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) impact today than you're apt to give yourself credit for. Others You'll get be tter results today from things you do with won't take them lightly, someone else, than if you work LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) Your alone. material prospects look very 1'ISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) encouraging today. Keep an eye peeled for situations that could You might now begin to see a return on obligations that add to your resources. duo you. Don t rufuso anythini' VlRO I Aug. 23-Sept.22 i owed you. U 'ruu ('un :ihi,'tn tciczir-el rg),IIif. Y(JUI( Hltt'Ilil)AY today If you don't lose track of Feb. 17, 1976 hat it will mean to you. Think BLONDIE Chic Young (T J.jsi pw- i'r ) T5 UTILE CAPSt,.ji..,E CAJ ~=~ ED ;E J ^~` Op -r- i ''AS?E LIKE" I 'I !,rJ ,- ) )~ _~~ - '' ;... of yourself, but don't be selfish. I I j.—_ ~~ -, (,. , 41 t, , 4J - I VIP I% NOIHK) r .- - _1 - . . - I - ~ , . -- .___,.,4_, . Y5. I'M WRITING To ) YVONNE! I.- ~ I - I ~ . . I - ~ ~., . .. .-c.vr- ~ ...i.i is;' - : - Tffln~~ ~.. .W I =jl :' - —__1-• r2 jr .-,.,; (.) / T L .... _, ' .c . .. z IF - .. - 1. .-.'---- - " ,.J "_ ,; -16 v.-.- - __ I , . 9-1 ? f , i-i _~ / ~ , ,.~ - - 0 1. icfe cr- There will be a more _--._.,-y. - _ -. -'• - -- . V -c - II . .- Burl I - ,.- --—- . .. G''''O .,, ' ' AIf1 "CS .'.ERE . ' .t GOI'G 'Ifl(.jTQDIIE r% jOvOicOW ,'iI-tAT TO DO F yOuR sc;, : UT WITH • V i-, ' '-i Y F-S "' , O0 . SURE.' VDo YOU owV SURE.' WHAT TO CO I 'IOu 'iOu SiliTCri WITH 'ctjR GUYNETTO '- -,, '.-- HE'S .'.'-IE'j QQQPI \. I ' THE .:- aoo•- / r77 \4 1. "-A'D SEARCH FOR IT CHECK t- PirlH ? A OPJ THE WITH THE p1 O 'IEROc1JIG4. f - - —s -. L ... i. ,1 /! out several tin-. Its flSW,lj) SMITH J1 r' ____ T $ W K t - - * - çJJ; - . - . - -. . • - ., I • I j?L 16 K I4 O . F. A nt-sr EAST A j7 A 10 963 V i( 956 £A Q 1096 A8 51)1 'TII IV) A .% )? ' Lamb 76 3? A Roth bularrible est through the stomach. There Is no satisfactory proof the enzyme would be absorbed through the intestine Into the blood stream if it escaped the digestive process of the stomach. Small protein molecules with molecular weights of less than 80,060 can be absorbed but the Oster enzyme has a molecular weight of 300,000. Finally, there is no proof that the enzyme in question really does decrease the normal protective mechanisms within arteries and permit atherosclerosis to occur, leading to heart and vasc ular disease. Drs. Bierman and Shank pretty well sum up the attitude North East South Pass Pass 4 N T Pass 6• Piss i • SV winner FRANK AND ERNEST ,_1 . - -F ~ . !~_ __ Aif~_ I by Bob Tboves -F I L M \ }?ri 1 ia/TI I - ' k, I X'W I %- A "" ------. - - . ,. j- 1j. HEWS FR You, I4O'rHg15s. n$ PART OF OUR RFFIRMaI'FIVE ACTiOM il-11 ' GOT GOOD PLAN, HAVE To Pg0Mo'T $OMoNI WHO IS l'OTRI.LY more i important, as the first stage of Pass f\ISISI\II ii. Opening icd 4 • I BYOSaId& James Jacob), Oswald- "No matter what system you play there are go. ing to oc occasions when you just don't have a proper bid," Jim 'Even when you have an obvious bid, it doesn't mean that you will get the best result from vour action." Oswald: "South has 14 highcard points, made up of aces and kings His hand clearly calls loran opening bid, but he is too weak for one notrump and has no biddable suit lie - '- are: ._- ---i-N r -::=- - __ - - - X. - - r . ' , ' l. -, . fr • .; - i1 t,i 4J. "The present DDC ) board is dedicated to full enactment of a four - part program to ' / / - . . ' • 'giT '- --- ,- ' .. r- i SAN FORD CHAMBER 01 .r - £ - '"V - , .'- ' - ~ 1 . Dec 1 .it the Sanford Ci vic Center. The pledge money will finance I)DC activities until the The Greater Sac.f ord Area Chamber of Commerce is "blitzing" the community today to roundup new Development Authority members. Team captains and volunteers Preparing to set out on the nne-dun rampaien include-becomes a eai and until (from left John Mercer, Jim Ryan, Paulette White, Pat Register, Tom Hunt, John Carli, Herbert A. DIX. has tumuw to apply for, and (Speed I Moreland, Mrs. Walter (Bill) Glelow, Tom McDonald, J. S. (Red) Cleveland, Wayne Albert hopefully and Walter Gielow. (Herald Photo by Hill Vincent Jr.) er;nt numbS * Calvin Yates Jal'oled On Probati" (For a copy of J4COBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Bridge,'' do this newspaper. p o Box 469, Radio City Station, New York, N V 100 19) by Dick Ih 11011 1.1,01,I) Herald Stall Writer Thu state's ke) witness in a series of trials involving a "steal-to-order" theft ring has been jailed without bond on a probation violation charge. Seminole Sheriff's deputies arrested Calvin C. Yates Jr ,28, Monday night Sanford on an I 40 in sworn testimony _. 0 _____ August after raids in Orange and Seminole counties that police said broke up the 18month-old theft ring, In testimony in circuit court case files. Yates said he received four years probation in Orange County in February 1973 after pleading no contest to itcharge of buying, receiving W various — 1 15 Years Around The (lock Bridge ('alendar An 18-year-old Sanford loan a school and a service sation circumstances I wouldn't Comics found guilt y by a jar) in the $5 and that he was once ad- hesitate to give you the ('rnsssord strongarmn robber)- of a judicated a delinquent and sent maximwn 15 years in prison. I-;tIIirial teenager at a football game has to a state boy's school. \'our false testimony under been sentenced to 15 years "I have to consider that you With is getting you a large part l)t'irAbby II 71-: years instate prison and 712 & 9 lied when I pass sentence," of this sentence. It wouldn't be you J . L.. TCH OF THE DA Y - n . o _____ ft lwft ftb 3-A 4-B . A marinaas ____ _____ 4-B 4-A - for I IN 2-' "Cocktails are something you have if you aon't care whether C * i ~ *. , to. A " ? V " J J , F a, ,:1 - h, ('rr.. T. with the results of the seminar, 'Two Rivers In area Trouble," that will present of what I did. . now I know what the conseçuences are." or not!" get out . or uu..ai,.,... ii,h..•...1.. creating mono' on has affected the SI. Johns. ning hours, Highs In the upper Partington, who headed ,I a 11114-1 • Will Visit SCC Campus _ ' - - i. Florida Commissioner of Education Ralph D. Turlington will visit Seminole Community / :- . - ., - - - 2ZLe _ jr -. :••- -. - '. "I ,0% to Imter Ws. 1,A,As tonight in - ____ ' - F 141 -, '[RCE _____________ ;•i' - -: : - - -- Ehc iCIW BUSINESS ____________ ______________ _____ - -- _______ _______ __- '- . . - - - --' -- . BUSINESS HOLDS R'BBON 4 CUTTING - (Xficial ribbon cutting was held Monday at NeecUe Beetle's new location at 237Sanford Ave.,asor,nt'r Mrs. Pam Rathmell (left I, and City Commissioner Gordon Ste) er did the honors. others from left. Missy Rathmcll, Dot Williamson, Vie Arnett, Jack raise discuss the problems of the at night. management. Wekiva. Details and tides on Page 3-A. of Commerce Executls-e Director Jack Homer, Sharon Douglas and Wayne Albert. (herald Photo by Bill Vincent to Theseminar, co-sponsored by n.rn.:. i "i, . -------- _.... _____________________________________________________________________________________________ — — — -- - Turlington's visits the state's two-year community and designed to give him insight into campus problems anti needs, according to a Department Education spokesman. series of Weible, Jack flathmell. Mary Douglws, Greater Sanford Chamber tax afternoon as part of a statewide fact-finding tow-. He will be talking with faculty, staff and students and eating lunch In the school cafeteria, , ,A Inds 10 to 15 m.p.b. decreasing new for water - ngton - the committee to stop the Cross- the upper SOs. Mostly southeast 9 referendum on Florida Barge Canal ,A.in - 0 ii ,..I IiI " - address as 1500 French Ave., Sanford. During the three-month probe of the "steal-to-order" theft ring 'sates said agents wired him with a "body bug" on numerous occasions and that he talked with suspects and agents tape recorded the con- I. ' - - w. • W' • of niercial development of the the late night and early mor- told the court. "I did it to try to March - - — - .'. /' worse "I'm sorry I lied," Bradley opposing arguments - 1)~. I.am being confronted by the court Wekiva -will be examined in a olygraph test. " . - 5-A prison. ormation on - .. - at late -. _ -; W. A lone llchenn,azi, trying his luck off the seawall at Sanford Veterans Memurial Park, is framed by pilings at the nearby they are silhouetted against the evening sky. (Herald and concealing stolen property. homes hoes and businesses, For three rimniks prior to the Yates, who at one point August raids Yates rode with (luring trials in the cases law enforcement officers over claimed his life had been Seminole, Orange, lirevard, threatened, earlier gave a Osceola and Lake counties Casselberry address as his pointing out where members of residence. But when booked the theft ring, that reportedly through Seminole Count)' Jail (lid a million-dollar.a-year Monday night Yates listed his business, had stolen items fromoccunation as nueehunir ran,4 hh;, to dinner is =-.__-_ . 4-A 4-8 years protation. Mcregor told Bradley. "It's a3; bad, but you lied and you're Ih'rum'copt' 4-B Circuit Court Judre Robert H. going to hurt for going to pay the price for iluucpital 3-A M-Gregor meted the sentence lying." lying." 3- A Presecutor Bill Heffernan Monday alter Albert Jerome M;regor then adjudicated Obituaries Spirt s 13-B Bradley, 13, Lake Monroe urged the court Bradley Bradley guilty robbery and Terrace, Sanford, admitted prison time plus "maximum sentenced him 7 years in Tilt's sinn 6-A that he lied under oath in his probation." prison plus 7't years probation Womeni S-A defense his Dec Dcc. 10 trial. "If woo ssere other than 18," to follow his release from F'o.iowing the conviction McGregor said, "under these wI-:TllI-:u Bradley had continued to proclaim his innocence and Monday's high 83, today's low Judge McGregor ordered a R 50. ivers S polygraph examination. Set Bradle) admitted Monday Fair and mild through Seminole County's two major new tax, will discuss tow that he had lied under oath after rivers — the St. Johns and the population growth and corn- %%ednesday. Fog likely during to give &~ "' -. ! 0191M - NtLD T Sentenced To __ ____ Seminole Sheriff's Detective Ralph Salerno intentionally violated his constitutional rights so Yates couldn't be prosecuted for his participation in the theft ring. ates and three other admitted burglary ring members were witnesses in cases in. volving 13 person.s arrested last ft, eenager ~5 -- -' i , Orange Count)warrant, Officials said Yates was Eminediet(clv transferred to the Orange County Jail. Yates, in connection with the multicounty Y theft and burglary ring acs, admitted taking part in between 50 and 100 area burglaries but claimed at Tumor - I - __ Downtown merchants and praperty owners pledged financial support of the DDC f • LAUNCHES BLITZ ifS CARNIVAL — enforce the Improvement Authority," commented Miss Jacobson "We will hire a staff and get rollingas soon as all the , i artery envelope ") . . delegation, the bill 11`i11 be ? pledges come in," she added. - — (- *I ,,/. '- -- attempted digemion and would no longer City Station, New York, N.Y. 0 OONESBURY :.-: --'.t u — passing 10019. taxing 1'(I 1 - II. A,I I A Florida reader wants to know what we do as dealer with A A K 2y AS 43 7632 A K2 we have to answer this question with ttxl;uv's article One diamond .On:t often work out as well dtA.s this tune, but year in and wear out it will give the best results digestion, mailing. Address your letter to after to . ,. is not immune to normal Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio enzyme ..'rTh. ...r ', receive, P.ivi Presumably the O.-ler enzyme ine in care of the Evening be an board's func-turir; ill itn'luh' rcarig aad IiiiataillilIg an 4I(',jtSJ,J en- stomach breaks down proteins addressed J ---'-I for more ----; Sanford, Florida 32771 - Price 10 Cents rejuvenate l3owntown Sanford. - I, " ilk contributes to mortality For _ ,. or - - 11 opens one diamond North bids rather unscientifically to SIX diamonds." Jim' 'The contract wraps up Soutn uraws trumps with three leads, cashes dummy's king and queen of hearts enters his hand with the ace of spades, discards one of dum mv's clubs on the ace of hearts and winds up with twelve easy tricks." Oswald: "I have to admit that I constructed the North, East and West hands. A club lead beats six diamonds it North plays the hand and 5ix notrump is beaten by perfect defense o South's doubtful diamond opening is a real *QBS4 Dr. coronary - 1 portant 4:;"IfI! %~ . i and J%I1ES .IA'.OB' V J 7? from - .:'.rt --r -.-: -i - WIN AT BRIDGE Milk disease facts that the Oster through the intestinal absorption of bovine xanthine theory ignores, oxidase. To advice the public to The truth is that the flcreaSe avoid homogenized milk to in hear t and vascular disease boil milk for this purpose, on had already begun well be fore the basis of the meager homogenized milk was widely published evidence, is unused. Moreover, the incidence warranted and unjustified." has declined recently although nf heart the use of homogenized milk attacks send 50 cents The has not. Health Letter, Number 2-10, Still Heart Attack, Myocardial zymes are protein.s and the acid Infarction, Angina Pectoris, and pepsin material in the Enclose a long, stamped, selfpoint r.-, a III ro they Authority Bill was presented to the ('Ity ('illnmic.cinn by Trm 4 for the enzyme, which Is at- with this statement in their tached to fat globules, to be editorial. "The conclusion absorbed through the intestinal seems warranted that a wa ll. hypothesishasbeenstatedand Dr. Edwin I.. Bierman the restated by a single protagonist University of Washington In (Oster). It remains tenuous and Seattle and Dr. Robert F impLausibleandrequiressupport f m critically designed cx-. Shank of Washington ruuients. At this time it is for University in St. I1ui3, recently in an from an established fact that re viewed this theory the dr inking of homogenized edi torial for the Journal of American Medical Assn and -'--: . - year. of • -. .' — true) and makes it easier then of knowledgeable scientists - ' - - '..-: (I CALL HE I. MY FRENCI \CONNECTIO v, I f 'sf . — I- -- - 1;~~ 11 ,l B ; - ' ç , - --- 11 / ,:f b SHES MY PEN PAL IN PARIS! p - '. f - -- . .'T'.?n.".r is LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) profitable market for your Don't be discouraged today if knowledge and skills this that which you hope to ac- Work or career advancement is campllsh gets off to slow likely If you use your talents start. Things will get bettor. wisely, U the bloodstream and it is able to get into the blood from homogenized milk." Since then I've been worried about drinking homogenized milk. Is it really dangerous Is it really a good idea to boil the milk before drinking it to kill the xanthine oxidas? I would be very much interested in your opinion. DEAR READER This idea has been publicized through the efforts of Dr. Kurt A. Oster and is about as you relate It. Dr. Oster thinks that heart disease first became a problem about the time that homogenized milk came on the market. He claims that homogenizing the mVk breaks down the fat molecules into small particles which is .. - 'I -- '- r,-: - . - 1-- 'Itit' U011llliiSslufl 'S powers U'undarit iii the sp:cial will include the ability apdistrict Sanford Mcfknald. chairman of the analysis of the economic point and remove Development Avenue to Mellonville Avenue, The Sanford City Commission 1)I)C legislative action corn- conditions and changes oc- Authority board members; the and Fourth Street to the gave its endorsement Monday mittec, curring in the development power to levy taxes and to Lakefront; along Sanford to legislation proposed u, the McDonald and DDC Chair- area; formulating and main- approve millage. Avenue from Fifth Street to the Sanford Downtown Develop- man Sara Jacobson agreed to tairuing both short-range and The riiillage limit is set at lakefront: along French ment Corp. I DDC) to form a minor amendments requested long-range plans for improving three mills. Avenue from Second Street to special taxing district within by the city commission, Downtown Sanford; and parAll property owners in the the lakefront; and the north the I)owntown area. including granting the corn- ticipating actively in the li t)special taxing district will have side of Third Street from The purpose of the district mission power not only to ap- plementation of plans for the opportunity to vote in the Sanford Avenue to French to help provide a permanent point Improvement Authority redevelopment, proposed referendum. No Avenue, to the lakefront. surco of fuiids to asit in the board iuieiiibers, but also the 'Iii- conunjs,siujru members deadline has been set for clIing The boundaries are not DDC's efforts to redevelop power to initiate removal of expressed their support of the referendum, and taxation straight hoe boundaries, but Downtown Sanford. board members. Dl)C's efforts to improve will start only after the are drawn to exclude The proposed Dcvelopmnent The Development Authority Downtown Sanford, referendum has been passed. residential properties wherever possible. $.-uui ItRI 1.11116 f! r -tj . of) .i1 The DDC will present the VIC !NETT IN'U 1HU11E r -Development Authority Bill to '_'' V VV• I-) *? ETTER,'\ )LLYI-QcK) - S\./OLLEN) . .- (,, A - ; - a,- 0 ~;;~~ III . II - 1 - (.rDozs . sh /I ~~_~ WATER ANO r swLlc I g, , ':. ___. antord City Commission It JEAN l'A'ITE5SON herald Staff Writer r About DEAR DR. LA LAMB - I am enclosing an article from the National Enquirer pointing out the danger of drinking homogenized milk. According to the article, "the (at in milk contains a substance called anthine oxidase, an enzyme, This enzyme will attack the 'n__• ...,.1 -...,...,,,. i.I V.V êI L I' - — — - Homogenized ~Vq~ I - 66 J -- -.- _;'C '—.---.- j 63 - .... -- - -- ---------- -' -" S 'S 62j -'---. ' 52 a--- i_ --- '. - Taxing District Endorsed care. 57 _________________ ..-.-; - an are L1,_ - :-- - — 68th Year, No. 153-Tuesday, February 17, 976 SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) Today you are likely to place Your rewards will be today if you take pride in what the interests of others far above you do and work to please your own. 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IiijUI IIUII ttUI&! ai NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINO IN BRIEF Hearst Trial Continues After Visit To SLA Hideout SAN FUANCISCO API - Patricia Hearst returns court today planning to resume her tale of terror at kid napers' hands - a (In)' after she and the jury in her trin for bank robbery toured the coffin-like closets where shi was held captive in darkness. 1)efense attorneys said Miss Hearst, if not too upset b her visit to the former Syrnbionese Liberation Arin hideoutS the clay before, would be on the witness stand al She began re!ating her e ticr.il saga last Friday The jury and Miss Hearst made a rainy.day excursior Monday to the suburban house where she was taken tJ-. rucht she was abducted. Feb. 4, 1974, and to the inner cit apartment where she was smuggled in a garbage can 4 weeks later. The pale newspaper heiress broke Into tears on seeing the apartment closet where she said she was kept blind folded for 4' weeks just before the April 15, 1974. bank robbery for which she is on trial, defenst attorney A Johnson said. - 1ti Board ol County muionc'rs of Seminole County. Florida, wlI conduct a Public I4ering in the Commtssloners' Meeting Room of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. on Match 1. 1976. at 7 00 P.M or as soon thereafter as to Consider a proposed mcndment to Ordinance 737 Ordinance No 737 1 a), Seminole County, Florida tn Ph An crdnanc• rI$.n unincorporated areas of Seminolt%.' County, Florida, relating to dredging, filling and other related activities affecting the quality and quantity of waters under the jurisdiction of Seminole County amending Ordinance No 73.7 by adding a new Section S A to provide for ll'.eexemption of certain projects •.._. •,___•. A Casselberry Police radio result of a two month probe by for the suspects, who had left a from county jail Monday dispatcher was in county Jail his department in cooperation local trailer park where they following his arrest on a cIrcuit today in lieu of $5,000 bond, with the Seminole Sheriff's Action Reports had beenstaying, he spotted the court warrant charging charged with delivery of illegal t)cparuiient and DEA agents, station wagon at the auto possession of controlled subdrugs - amphetamines to a Fires FugltIe warrant dealership where the suspects stance - marijuana, battery, federal undercover agent Tuber City, North Carolina had rcturacd for rcpairs on the resisting ai'tesl without Courts Casselberry Police Detective man and his wife were being car's air conditioning, violence and resisting ar -est John Hem!>' arrested Ellen held for authorities from that The Phillips' were arrested with violence, Police Beat Susan Ely, 23, Monday night at state today after being arrested _____________________________ on North Carolina fugitive The charges stem, officials her Foxcroft Apartments by Sanford police on fugitive charges and their three said, from Feb. 2 incident In residence on a circuit court warrants in connection with a and Issued to Phillips children placed with relatives which Benner, a passenger in a warrant accusing her of $11,120 cashier's check. Industries. ct New Smyrna Beach by state car stopped by Longwood ofdelivery f controlled subRonnie Harvey PhillIps, 47. Bank officials said the en- I)lvision of Family Services ficerson U.S. 17-92, ran and was stance. was held in county Jail in lieu of dorsement on the cashier's officials, chased on foot by police and poiding application notice ('asselberry Police Chief $25,000 bond on charges of check was later reported to be a County Employc Held arrested after several struggles r'remen!s for Such projects, for the granting of l;torge Karcher said Ms. Ely, forgery and accessory before forgery and that Phillips A SemInole County on the highway and in a wooded special .mpPinn parmits; who had been employed by his the fact of lorgery. wasn't employed by the (inn or Recreation Department em- area. providing for construction, department for nearly three His wile, 40-year-old Clara M. authorized to endorse their ploye, arrested Feb. 2 by severabitity and an effective date. Larceny Charged .1, Hattaway, years, has been put on "corn- Phillips, was held under a like checks. Longwood Police and later Deputies arrested Raleigh U. Chairman pulsory leave" and her bond on charges of forgery and Police discovered tIat checks released when State Atty. Akins, , of Orlando, Ofl a suspension is being recoin- e:nbeuk'ment. She listed her totaling $3,710 had been drawn Abbott herring's Commissto,iers Seminole office clr:uit court warrant charging mended to the city civil service uccupallon as a bookkeeper. County, Florida on the local account, including a declined to file formal charges, grand larceny, Bond was t at PubliSh: Feb. 2. 10. 17, 24, 1976 board pending adjudication in Sanford Police Detective Sgt. check to a local auto dealership has been re-arrested. $5,000. the case. E.J. Hughes said a r3an who in payment for a 1973 model George Mike Benner, 25, of i ____________________________ Karcher said Ms. Ely is was identified as Phillips station wagon. 525 SR-436, Fern Park, posted Legal Notice accused of delivering "speed opened a checking acco'iat Hughes said a "hold" was $5,000 bond and wa.s released I c'ret' Q-vt91 tht I am P4)!r' i pills'' while (1ffl oty to a earlier tft: month at Flaiiij) plated on the remaining funds in t,ri-'.' i! 101 S t rcn ii w COWM ION LU S federal E)rug Enforcement Bank of Sanford and deposited in the bank account and officers VIHLEP4 SECONDED BY coAt Legal Notice MISSIONER WILLIAMS TIlE Flcrida under the lictitious name Of Administration (I)EA) Un- an $11,210 cashier'c check staked out the bank. FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS NATIONAL DISCOUNT AUTO dercover agent. drawnonWaccamawBankand Hughes said that Monday NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT SALES,andtt I intendtoregilter Karcher said the arrest is the Trust Co. of Whitesville, N.C., while oficers were searching NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THE REGULAR MEETING OF d name with the Clerk of the * * * and criteria Michael Board of County DEW S FICTITIOUS NAME ', RE 5OLIJTI' _________________________________________________ Grain Bill In Works - ________ - -.. -: - - _____________ ' m - ____________ !--_ -._ WASHINGTON (API - Responding to new evidence that the nation's grain-Inspection system Is tainted by tnstances of bribery and cheating, key senators are' preparng legislation to create a federal inspection peograni. Outlines of the bill were announced Monday after a General Accounting Office report criticized the current system, which is operated by the states and private trade roups with only minimal federal oversight. 'Weaknesses in the national inspection system have led to extensive criminal abuses, such as intentional uusgrading of grain. shortweighing and using improperly ir'pected carriers such as boxcars and ships)," the GAO rcp"rted after an eight-month study. - -s'-_ 1 _____ --:_•. ---- -1 Ii P1W GAO Criticizes Mail Service WASHINGTON (API - Although mail service is tinproving, the Postal Service still does not provide as good service as the old Post Office Depaa'tn-ient once did, the General Accounting Office says. "Over-all, service today is not as good as It was before postal reorganization - In terms of timeliness of delivery and in terms of the bundle of other services provided by the Postal Service," the congressional auditing agency said Monday. The GAO said a significant cause of delays is mall sent to the wrong place by letter-sorting machines. The machines cut the Postal Service's costs and improve product iity, but the GAO said the)' miss about 7 per cent of the mail they handle. Cancer Drug Effective BOSTON tAP) - Italian medical researchers have found a drug treatment they say can lead to draitic reductions in recurrence of disease In women after surgery for advanced breast cancer. The New England Journal of Medicine, which published the study, said the treatment program could save hun(treds of thousand; of lives. The journal called the discovery "of monumental Importance." The study was conducted by Gianni Bonadonna of the National Cancer Institute of Italy and a team of t' &dtt. Aye, Sanford, Seminole County by virtue of that cerlain Writ of THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM Circuit Court. Seminole County. Ezecution iss4ed Out of arid under MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE Florida. in accordance With the Seal of the Circuit Court of COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON THE 20th the provisions of the Fictitious Seminole County, Florida, upon a DAY OF JANUARY. A 0., 1976. Name Statutes. TO Wit: Section final judgment rendered In the WHEREAS, Florida Law requires 16S09 Florida Statutes 1957. aforesaid court on the 29th day of the adoption of a Resolution when 5: Sanford J. Gould January, A 0 1976, in that certain any change is made in the locations PubliSh: Jan. 27, Feb 3. 10, 17, 1976 case entitled, J. Ed. Straughn, as of polling places designated for any DEV.132 esecutive director of the Florida Election Precinct, and ________________________________ i Department of Revenuc', Plaintiff,. WHEREAS.Florida Law, Chapter vs John Capko db a Pig 'n WhistlE, 101,11 (3), furthe, ptj(rib that FICTITIOUSNAME Dcftndant. which aforesaid Writ of the location chan9e in any polling Notice is hereby given that I am B 8(111 l.IA)\'D St.allwcirth arrived at flit' herring said an investigation Execution wa delivered to me as place can only be made when th engaged in business at 21, M.aitland IIt'raldStall Writer burglarized home of Robert ('. by his office determined that Sheriff of Seminole County, FI*qidâ, Board of County Commissioners Aye, Suite 103. Altamonte Springs. and I have levied upon the following determine tr'st the accommodations Seminole County, Florida under the l)orn on Orange Boulevard west the slaying of Boucy by described property owned by John for the holding of any election are lictitious name of AAR The itiother of a 29-year-old of Oregon Me, and 1-4 and Stallworth was Justifiable CapLo d ba Pig 'n Whistle, said tnadeqvateatthepernpanenf polling CHIROPRACTIC CENTER. and property being located in Seminole place, and, burglarysuspcctshotandkillecj north of Sit-46 during the noon homicide, . that I intend to register said name County. Florida, more particularly WHEREAS, the Board of County with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, b a Seminole sherifrs deputy hour on June23, 1975, according ('hid Deputy Sheriff Duane tescrl as followt: all property (oc,,miSS;onerS of Seminole County, Seminole Coucty, Florida in AC has filed a lawsuit for damages to sheriff's reports, and chased hlarrell said investigators found taken fron the defendant's place of Florida, has determined that the cordance with the provisions of the in the civil division of circuit a man on fcx)t alter the man $101 c'ash on Boucy that was business, the Pig 'n Whistle In accommodations of the permanent Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWs?, ctudirlg. polling places In Election Precincts court. Section 56.5 09 Florida Statutes 1957 abandoned a station waion in still in the envelope that Mr. .... are inadequate in compliance With S M J. Froyd. 0 C The suit, fiied Monday by Porn's front yarJ. and Mrs. Porn had left In theIr 7 tables. 3.3 Florida L.w PubliSh: Feb. 10, 17, 21. March 2. Winter Park attorney II. David 6 tables, 2x2'•, Sheriff John Polk said house the day It was NOW, THEREFORE, BE I' 1916 1$' Coke Cooler RESOLVED by the Board of County DEWY' Ayers Jr. for Mrs Mildred Stallwnrth fired a warning shot burglarized. 1 Perlick Dair Box Commissioners of Seminole County. _____________________________ Houey, claims Sheriff's Deputy inti the air, hoLstered his Investigators said the Porn I Schaeffeq Ice Cream Box Florida, that the polling place of 1 Howard Salad Bar, stainles Luke A. Stallworth was grossly revolver, and chased the man house had been broken into and Election Prectn:t P40. 3 is tern. BIDDING REQUIREMENTS steel porarily changed for negligent when he shot Clifford into high weeds near a swamp partially ransacked. the ADVERTISEMENT 1OR SEALED i Stray steam table PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE BIDS Charles Bocier of Altamonte area. Herring said he had evidence I Garland Gas Stove, 4 bucner w PRIMARY ELECTION called for INVITATION TO BID Notice is Springs on June 23, 1975. Stallworth reported that that Bouey "had just grill March 9, 1976, as follows. hereby given that the Seminole 1 6 burner gas stove WOvCfl The civil action, assigned to Houey jumped from a hiding burglarized another house in County School Board, Seminole I Johnson 6 door ice box PRECINCT NO. 3 - LOCATION County, Florida will receive sealed •circuit judge Kenneth Leffler place in the head-high weeds the same area that day and a Anetis Deep Fryer, 3 sCdiOn W Midway Canaan Water Association bidS until 7 Xl P M on March 10 for a jury trial, alleges that with a 'arge tree limb and third house the night before." skets Office, Jitway Avenue, Sanford, 1916 at which timC Bids will be 1 Wire Bakers Rack Sheriff John Polk "knew or lunged at the deputy. Florida (Old Midway Fire House) The abandoned station wagon publicly Opened and read aloud in 1 Clgarefte Machine BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED the Seminole County School Board should have known that Polk said Stallworth ordered contained loot from other and the underaian.d R4 herI I ••. -,.... , u •V . M'ing .1 lii. 5rnsinu.e COun'r Std!wurth had propensity for the man to halt and drew his burglaries, invectigators said. Seminole County. Florida, wilt at Precinct Polling place be posted on Courthouse, Sanford, Florida violence and excessive force pistol and shot Bouey in the herring said his investigation 11 AM on the 3rd day of March. the door of the previous polling PROJECT TITLE: PIPIECRISI A.D 1976, offer for sate and sell to place. and was negligent in hiring or right side. MULTIPURPOSE ADDITION AND showed that Stallworth shot the higheSt bidder, for cash, subject UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED keeping Stallwcrth as a deputy Ilouey died an hour later at a Boucy in self-defense while to any and all existing leins, at the 20th day of January, AD, 1976 thiS lIE AR LAKE t L EME N TA 14 Y ADDITION, SEMINOLE COUNTY, sheriff carrying a weapon." Sanford hospital, officials said. Houey was perpetrating a Front (West) Door of the Seminole (Seal) FLORIDA County Courthouse In Sanford, ATTEST The lawsuit also alleges that However, the suit for in cx- felon)' (aggravated assault) Ofl Florida, NAME OF OWNER Th the above described per Arthur H. Jr. Seminole County School Board St.allworth was negligent in cess of $2,500 damages for Stxillworth. Herring said it was local property. All property being Clerk to theBeckwith, Board Of PROJECT LOCATION Forest ' carrying am! using the .357 Bouey's estate, alleges that possible that the officer could stored at A J. Lolling Transfer & County Commisionect in and City, Florida and Sanford. Florida Storage in Sanford. Florida. Ad for Seminole County, niagnum pistol which shot Bouey died a month later, on have been killed with the fourrespectively ditional information availabl, from Florida PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Bouey and that the pistol was July 23, 1975. foot-long tree limb that Bouey the Civil Division of the Seminole Dy Joann K Hare SEALED BIDS All Bids .ire to be more powerful than necessary No date has been set for a allegedly was holding when he County Sheriff's Department. Deputy Clerk delivered to the Superintendent of That said aIe Is being made to Publish Feb tO, 17, 1976 in apprehending and stopping hearing in the suit. lunged at Stallworth in the high 5chs. Bids will be opened in the satisfy the terms of said Writ of DEW Si the burglary uspect Seminole County Courthouse all Xl State Attorney Abbott grass. Execution. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, PM. on March 10, 1976 John E. Polk, Sheriff TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Seminole County, Florida Bids shall be received until 7.20 PROBATE DIVISION Publish Feb 10. 17, 21, March 3. NO. P.M on March 10. 1976. n.'.ce 1976 In RI: Estate TYPE OF BID OPENING Bids DEW 52 Shall be opened and read aloud to CHARLES .. NICHOLS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Deceasect participAting General Contractors W SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. and interested public in attendance NOTICE of PROBATION DIVISION ADMINISTRATION PROJECT SCOPE & CON. NO. 71.71S.CP To ALL PERSONS HAVING STRUCTIOPI, Both projects are in Re: Estate of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST additions, which are separate 14 WARE structures from existing JiIdiflg THE ADOVE ESTATE AND ALL An end of the first quarter the nrthropod division planned Andrew explained that this and are relatively identical .n Deceased OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NOTICE OF IN THE ESTATE: Construction vocabulary. The inalysts of county government to generate $431,592 this fiscal year's revenues haven't met ADMINISTRATION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED projectswIIIbebidasapa(k4 3asturneduppotentialproblern year. However, first quarter predictions based on certain TO ALL PERSONS HAVING thattheactminlstratiofloftheEstat, or separate bid for each ireas In the public works de- figures show revenues at months during the last fiscal CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST of CharlesA,Plicjsols,decrawj,fite TYPE OF CONTRACT: The Work artment, including a ye3r-end $87,009. II current revenue year. Andrew, however, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Number 769 CP, is pending in the will be let under the contract in accordance with pages BR 6 aria PERSONS INTERESTED Circuit Court for Seminole County. 'stimated deficit of $83,500 for levels continue, the report says, predicted revenues will pick up OTHER IN SAID ESTATE: Florida. Probate Division, the ad BR 7 of the Contract Documents for he arthropod division, the year's total will be $83,500 toward the latter part of this you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED dress of which It Seminole County General Construction of The At a work shop session short of original estimates. that the administati3n of the Estate Courthouse. Sanford, Florida 32771. year. Pinecresl Multipurpose Addition of R. W, W"RE, deccased, File No. The personal representativ, of the and The Bear Lake Elementary tonday, Office of Management Another c'riticlsrn of arcp, is pending In the Circuit Estate is Mary E. Nichols, Addition and will Include nalysis and Evaluation The OMAE report states this thropod says the division may Court for Seminole County, Florida, addressis76I$5osthLaurely0,, Mechanical and Electrical for said OMAE) budget analysts is the "third year in a row that be running into problems in the Probate Division, the address of Sanford. FlorIda 37771. The name plants, The Owner.Contrctor which is Seminole County Cour- and address of the personal Agreement tressed the fact that the report the revenue estimates In ar- supplies bound with the and expenses thouse. Sanford. Florida 32711. The representative's attorney are specifications shall be the .hows "potential" problem thropod have been high. category. personal representative Of this forth below. Agreement used teas, some of which may be Greater care will have to be Estate is H. Mellon Ware. whose "If the first quarter's All persons having claims or PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING aused by accounting taken to assure that next year's penFes are typical, this acCOUflt address is 232 Osceola Court. Winter demands against the Estate are BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidders Park, Florida 37759. The name and required, WITHIN THREE MON may review the Documents at the rocedurcs and not actual cost revenue estimates will be more could run more than $113,778 in address of 9* attorney for the THS FROM THE DATE OF THE following places: verruns, accurate." the red," the OMAE report personal representative Is set forth FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Seminole County School Board below The OMAE report says that Pubiu' Works Director Bob says. PlOT ICE, to file with the Clerk of the Office. 207 E. Commecclsl Ave., All persons having claims or above Court a written stat,rlp,nt of Sanford, Florida. ilso in the maintenance dema apeinst the estate are any claim or demand they may The Dalmwood Derryberry division of public works, the required. WITHIN TOUR MONTHS have. EachclaImmustbein,,i,ing PavelchakPartnership,3SO5 Higts supplies and expenses category FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST and must Indicate 11* basis (or the way Il 97. Caiselberry, Florida, WINTER SPRINGS - Plans for financing the $27,905.70 show a potential overrun of PUBLICATION OF TH,5 NOTICE, claim, the name and address of the (Lormann Realty Office.Upstairs) to fiI with the Clerk of the Court a creditor or his agent or 1 30S 131 2110 attorney. ranew high school, which the JACO fire truck delivered last more than $27,000 in gas and oil written statement of any claim Or and the amount claimed If the The Dcxuments will be at local eminole County District week with Southeast Bank at and more than !45,000 in the demand they may have. Each claim claim is not yet due, the date when it Planrooms for Bidders review. must beinwrltlrg and must indicate will become Cue Shall be hool Board proposes to build Maitland for one year at repairs II stated, If PLACE(S) & DAtE FOR CD thb5is for the claim. then.ame and the claim is contingent or TAIHINC, BIDDING DOCUMENTS. xtto the Redeeme Moravlan per cent interest. Six thousand Excluding public works, addressof the cred,tort or his agent unliquidated, the nature of Die un Bidders may obtain Documents by hutch on Tuskawilta Road, dollars will be paid on the new OMAE's first quarterly update or attorney, and the amount certainty shall be stated If the phoning the off ice of the Architect ere announced to city council pumper out of this year's city showed county government to claimed If the claim Is not yet due, claim is secured, the security Shall requesting further information the dale when it will become due be descjibed, The claimant onday night by Mayor Troy budget. Shall (Phone 1303 5)4 2110 after 10 be in sound fiscal condition. Shall be stated. If the claim it deliver Iutffrient copies of the claim February 1976 land. Sheriff, Deputy Sued In Shooting Of Suspect Budget Analysis Reveals _______ Deficit In Ath ropod Ii nit IN BRIEF ) - -', t.--- .! - s- '• - .-. — a-. I.w - :-- d - -a -' i. - - Two Educators Slain . - !c- 4r. L;— - : -2 4c ; .,' '- , - - 4 _ . & ?.,;i.( ' •4 ", I' t 14•_ •.-e4 , J . 4v .. •1 ' 4 -I---it r 4_-- .4 , . a-. I a.—.w &4. 'Y.. jh Vax' '' ' -y I - # -' 1Z-' -t Jr • I •,k -. ,, p ___...-._- - - At Beirut University BEIRUT, Lebanon (API - A Jordanian student expelled for radical activity shot and killed two deans at the American University of Beirut today, a university 'pokesman announced. The assassin, a former engineering student named Najun Najl:n, held the university vice president and five ather officials hostage for three hours before he surrenlered to army commandos. He was shot and wounded In ibe shoulder by a close friend of one of his victims as the iroops led him from the university administration iuildirt. The university spokesman said Robert Najemi, the lean of students, and Raymond Ghosn, the dean of - ngineering, were slain by pistol fire at close range. 5O Million Storm Damage ..2Y __ I %..:.-••J __________________________ .' .&c ..'T . -: _______________ ______________ - ". c' 1 ',. ,P?J "-'-'- -J' - .—• - - h - - - .1 - •-- ! ' yt: -i• ___ _____ ___________________ - - IIAIaWAX (API Initial figures indIcate that up to $50 iillion in damage has been reported by southwestern ova Scotia fishermen as a result of the Feb. 2 storm. Provincial Fisheries Minister A. M. Cameron said londay much of the damage was to buildings and other tortures not considered fishing equipment and thus not igible for government compensation. But Camercn said the final total for damaged equiptent will be high enough to involve some federal Lslstance. — ________ . I .. ............... -.-.-..-- --------------.--...---. . ____________________________ .. iJvtsv 4 . .. eef Supply To Drop ____ \II 'IUti, Oat. APi — The federal agriculture chool Plans Announced s-' IN BRIEF ______ contingent or unliquidated, the t• the Clerk to enable the Clerk to Leaves Manager Confident TALLAHASSEE (API - President Ford labeled his weekend foray into Florida "the best political swing hi has ever been involved in," Ford's state campaigl manager says. Rep. Lou Frey, It-fla., said Monday that enthusiastl reception in five Florida cities showed that Ford wouk win big here, forcing GOP challenger Ronald Reagan t abandon his campaign, Frey said the turnout was "unbelievably good," in, cludong an estImated 15,000 persons in St. Pe:crsburg and :in estimated CO,000 persons during a Fort Myer motorcade. "I haven't seen anything like it since the Kennedy years," Frey said. "There is no question that we are going to win it," Overwhelming Response . - . /i_ . - _ _______ ______________ ______________ ___________________ ____ ______ _______ __________ :: ' By DONN% E.STLS eraldStaffWrit('r _________________ ___ ________ i 4____________ 1"v'L _ _________ _____________________ — ____ _____ ______ LAKE PLACID (APi - So many people offered blood alter a bus-truck collision killed four persons, Inrllldlng three children, and injured 52 that a ho.spital had to turn away donors. The plea for blood, broadcast by a citizens' band radio operator, was part of the response Monday after a tractortrailer slammed Into the front of a loaded school bus oil busy U.S. 27 in Central Florida, The bus was crossing the (our-lane highway, but state troopers said truck (iriver Ken Staples of College Park, (.a,, apparently could not see the signal light because of heavy fog _______ ..,.. _______ _________ _____ _____ -I ___________ ______________ BICENTENNIAL DRESS-UP AT FOURDEE Weather Influences Fishing TAIJ.AUASSEE IAP - If you plan to go sailfLshing, be sure to check the weather first, Florida Natural Resources Director Harmon Shields says. .\ check of winter sailfishing tournaments off southeast Florida sInce 1970 ShOWS weather conditions are the greatest influence on success in catches, Shields said Monday. "Best fishing is consistently experienced following passage of a cold front or (luring moderate northerly winds," he said. "Poor sailfishing occurs most frequently during the approach of a frontal system and light to moderate southerly winds." Askew Favors Tax Hike TALLAHASSEE (API - Gov. Reubin Askew says he will urge passage this year of a tax hike that would add 2.8 cents to the price of each gallon of gasoline and raise an extra $13.3 million a year. 'That money would enable us to complete the Interstate system in Florida within 15 years rather than 30 years, and would allow us to fund other critically needed transportation programs," Askew said. A5kw 5ak! he realIzes he has an uphill battle to get the legislature to approve the hike, and Senate President Dempsey Barron, appearing with Askew on the same program Monday. was quick to voice his opposition. Lawyer's Contract Cancelled TAI.LAIIASSEE lApi — To avoid an)' appearance of conflict, house Speaker Donald Tucker cancelled the contract of a legislative attorney who represented outsIde clients, an aide says. Attorney David Barrett's $22, 54)t}-a-> ear contract with the house was terminated Monday. But Tucker allowed Barrett to work part-time for the powerful Rules Cornmiuttee. "1 think he just had some concerns about someone being listed as general counsel of the House and taking almost any clients," said Ken Drlggs, Tucker's press aide. "It's a question of Caesar's wife." Jackson Challenges Rivals TALLAhASSEE IAPI — Sen. Henry Jackson, I)Wash., is filing his federal income tax returns for the past 'ive years and challenging his major rivals in the Florida wesidential primary to do the same. A Jac'ksctn aide said late Monday that the senator would tIe his income tax returns for the past five years with ecretary of State Bruce Samthers today. Jackson will also make copies of his income tax returns or 18 years available at his Miami campaign headquarrs. the aide said. Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. SPECIFIED BONDS: The Suc nature of the uncertainty shall be mail one copy to each personal cessful Bidder shall provide a stAted If the Oarn Is secured the representative. Performance, Payment ood security shall bc- described Thy All person lnteujted in the claimant shall deliver sufficient Estatetowfiomacopyofth;sNC, Guarantee Contract Bond as provided and set forth itt Ihe copies of the claim to the clerk to of Administration has been mailed Specifications enable the clerk to mail one copy to or. required, WITHIN THREE DATE, TIME AND PLACE FOR each personal representative, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF OPENING OF SEALED BIDS All All persons Interested In the estate THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF bids must be received and Opened in to whom a copy of thu Notice of THIS NOTICE, to file any objections 0 regular meeting of the Seminole Adminlstrtion has been mailed are tho' may hye that (hItk-ng.s the Couro School Board ri the Seminole rqured WITIIIPI FOUR MONTHS AIial,Is. ' -. _____ Under threat of being confined to the stocks, emplayes of Fourdee ('o, In Casselberry joined management Monday In i'elebrating Washington's bIrthday tIth a Bicentennial dress-up clay. Ronald J. Worswlek, president of Fourth-c, (lefti has his ruffle' straightened by ExecutIve 'li-i' President Perry Nks as they got into the spirit the ux'raslon, The traditional cherry pie sas served, (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) __________________________________________________________ Lawrence Goldberg, head of the council police department committee, said LONGWOOD - Council the letter should be ignored Chairman J.R. Grant said since the person writing it had Monday night there was "no not signed a name. suhstance" to an anonymous Connell said there was no letter charging the city had more money spent on Keller's improperly spent tax money to car than any other police repair Public Safety Director vphirh' orir Gror!t __.i Douglas Keller's personal vehicle was used by the city s'ehide. until Climlstitias time. The letter, signed "A Noting the c'y did not haVo utizen,' received by Coun- brian. lease for use of ti-ic cilmnan Gerard Connell in the vehicle, Connell said it had been weekend mail, asked that the "running around with a blue' sender's personal vehicle be light in it," adding this was repaired at city cost by the city "highly illegal." mechanic, charging that the City records showed among city had spent money repairing the repairs and replacements Keller's car, done on the Keller vehicle were Chairman Grant explained valve cover gaskets, starter, that Keller offered his personal phi;'c, muffler and tailpiw. , 'ha-le to (bk city for a year brake shoes, water PUUII), Vlth the city to pay costs of rebuilt alternator, two sets of upkeep lie said although the universal joints, tail shaft, tires council authorized that a lease and batter)'. agreement be executed betKeller>' recently sold the car, een the city and Keller for the (;oldberg reported last week. vehicle, that the contract was In other business, council: not immediately prepared and — Denied the request of itr. when it was it was mislaid and and Mrs. Alfons Jung for the not executed. rezoning of their Fair>' Lake "Keller's carat times was the Manor property from onlY police car running," Grant residential to commercial to sail!, adding the city had many permit construction of a problems with police cars and retirement or nursing home "%'ery little" money was spent alter Wildinere Avenue area on the Ke'Ili'r vehicle. lomI1it'rs protested the• "Someone has made up proposed change. something," Council member The Wildmere area residents, June Lormann said. ('ounled by former council chairman and ex-zoning board chairman James Brown, said the rezoning would devalue their homes, further pollute -Lake Fair>' and cause increased trail ic on their Street. (liltian County Hires Too Many --1 hey I I Be f)a I d ~\ n yvv a'/ - Adopted on second and final reading an ordinance granting a franchise to Florida Public' Utilities to provide natural gas service to the city. Connell voted against the or(linance, saying that eventually interruptable gas, on which no franchise fee is to be paid by the firma, would 1w i major SUPPlY. Li Reason 15. If you should qualify for the Short Form, well prepare it for you at a nrir'cs At I-I , I-? fllrrL' $hc TUESEMY. FEBRUARY 17 U.S. Power Squadron 12-week boating course, 7 p.m., nom I-2O7-208, Seminole Community College. Seminole Community Band, 7 building. SCC Adult Campus. p.m., miisit'-drama florida Nurses Asso. District 37, 4 p.m., Seminole County Health Center, 9th and French. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 pm., Surnrnerset Recreation Building, Mark David Blvd. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 First of eight weekly stsions Parent Effectiveness Training, :JO-1U:U p.m., the irove Schooi, 2ii Orienta Ave., Altamonte Springs. ree demotration of mang jelly and pickles, l p.m., Seminole Conimnunity Actior Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. Community Arthities Services Effort (CASE I, noon. Seminole County Mental Health Alcoholics Center, 17-92, and Lake Minnie Drive. Bring lunch Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center, iasselbcrry Rotary flub, 7:30 n.m., The Caboose. lA'agu(' of Women Solers unit meeting I Juvenile .lusflce), First I"edleral of Seminule, SR 434, Longwood, 9:15 am. Cbas' & Company's semi-centennial open house for 1934 emnplo>es, and friends, Hinton's Farm at Airport Poulevard and Jewett's Lane, 9am, to 1:30 pin. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19 Program on Income tax preparation for senior citizens, 10 am., Interstate 6 Theatre, 1 and 4 cosponsored by Project INVEST, FTU and SCC. Sanford ('Isfian Club, 730 pin., Spencer's Restaurant. lA'ague of Women Voters unit meeting I Juvenile Justicei, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, liru'! Seminole Chapter 2, Order of F_astern Star, Mason:' Temple, 8 p.m. Bread baking demonstration, 1-3 pm., Seminole Community Action Canning Center, )4 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. Sertoma Club of Sanford, noon, Western Sizzlin' Steak hIti 17-92. Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country (lob FRII)AY, FEBRUARY 20 A•{, 2:30 pin.. First Federal of Seminole, 312 f'irst St.. Sanford, By ED I'RIUKETI' didn't ''figure it right." should call all the people and Rotary Club of Seminole South, 7:50 a.m., Lord Herald Staff Writer Mrs Bruce said she offered to terminate their Services Chumbley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Count)' Corn- call the workers and notify because it was her fault the missioners learned Monday them their services would not error was made. But, then SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21 florida State University Flying High Cirrus, 2:30 and 8 that a surplus of 71 poll be needed. However, she said Williams changed his mind and uairkers, hired for the March 9 she was pleased at the con- decided pin. Orlando SportcStadium. Sponsored by Bishop Moore to go along with HathIS Athletic Assn. Tickets Altamonte Mall. presidential primary by the sensus toda' among count>' tawa)' ant! retain the workers. rntintv'c r'Inrtinnc citpcsrvknr, commn..crs •bn nnll Wf!liam,s' reasoning z'a that r-' Sanford Republican omrn, iongwood Village inn; will cost an additional $1,800. workers. it would become quite involved — Set a workshop for 7:?.0 business, 11 a.m., luncheon at noon. Speakers from Ford At a workshop meeting, The additional workers were trying to reach all 71 persons p.m., March 4 to discuss with and Reagan committees county cc.tmrnissioners decided hired for the presidential chosen as poll workers, consulting engineer, A.E. to go ahead and pay for the primary. All total there will be Commissioner Harry O'Neall, the possibilities and additional workers A second poll workers employed at 54 Kwiatkowski said either Mrs. Costs of obtaining federal alternative advocated by precincts in Seminole County. Bruce should call surplus funding from the Farmers ComnmissionerJotin Kimbrough County Commission Chair- workers or else the county hlomile Administration to cxwas to "eliminate 71" and have itian Michael hlatt.away said the should pay them. Kimbrougli pond and improve the city's %lILs. EFFA VI('KER.SON the supervisor notify them their March 9 primary will prove a said Mrs. Bruce should water system. Barr>' IJndse' i' Robert M, Maugle Funeral crvices wouldn't be needed. aluah1e training ground for the designate who conies off "and home, Jacksonville, in charge the federal agency is also to be Elections Supervisor Camilla general election, Mrs. Ella B. Dickerson, of act accordingly." of arrangements, Bruce said Monday the adrequested to attend the 1400 Aiken Ave., Jacksonville, "I think we should pa>' _____________________________ Though Mrs. Bruce admitted meeting. ditional workei's "really are them," Hattaway said. mother of Mrs. Vera Ho>', died she had made an error, she needed!," but she said she had - Beard a report from Sunday alter a long illness. A Funeral Notice initially Commissioner Pick said, "The>' 1 poll workers hired 71 too man' because She Williams said Mrs. Bruce reall>' are needed." council member June Lormann native of Ohio, she caine to that J.C. Lavender of the Jacksonville 12 years ago from DICKERSON, MRS. EFFA a. Funer& services for Mrs Etfa county's public works depart- Sanford, where she resided for B DckerSO'I,of1OAIkCflA,.. meat said the city may use 40 >'ears. Sac was a life member jackv,Ii, who cied Sund,i y, count>' forms for the Grant of the Florida State Federztion will be held Wednesday at 3 p At the RCbert M Maugle Funeral \venue sidewalk construction of Garden Clubs, Home Chapel, 110) Hendrs project next useek. Ave., Jacksonville, Crrmat.n .Surviv 'N also include will follow Rober' st'vtril races and nephew. - Instructedi Grant to write a H,.'—,. I etter to businesses operating in tn n'i" fl&J . AREA DEATH f1or1 sIio p I s Sc Ii e d i I e d 0ii Co iii preIie n s jye P 1 a n ',' Following the count>' corn('ountv Planner Bill Kercher lnboruiationistobeprovidedby the Longwood Industrial Park oting the dlv's willingness to mission's agreement Monday to says the staff will have the the county's planning staff and consider maintenance of streets temporarily shelve future countywide plan readied by by Roger Gatlin of (;reenleaf- in the unplatted development purchases of utilities, count>' 1977, the completion date set Telesca, Inc. after the streets are brought up planners scheduled a work shop last year by the Florida At Monday's work session to municipal standards. (or %Vednesdav to discuss the Legislature. count>' Commissioner harry county's future plans conKwiatkowski said the county - Authorized the city rning water and sewer serVednesda> 's fleeting is needs a formal v,ork plan mechanic to repair a police car scheduled for 7 pm. at the cIty before purchasing any ad- which has been out ('If ices, service The Wednesday is the' hail Ifl Altamonte Springs. ditional utilities, for mans- mmattis. fourth in a series of meetings designed to acquire citizen input into the countywide comprehensive plan being prepared by planners for final — l"EIIR('.tI{'s' 16, 1976 John I). McLellani Monday's high 83, today's luw approval by the count>- COtfl .%i)%llSSl(iNS Alta M. Richardson 50. IliiSSlOfl. __________________________________ SinfertI: F'loreita Smiiith Fair and mild through Small Tractor, Small Price Shirk>' T. Beecher Bett> M. Todd, Alt:ununte Wednesda>. Fog likely during Il 30 hp diesel Nes1oti hI. Bollinger Springs the late night and early mor uiora Fred Rally Adeline Chanibers, Pellary ning hours. Itighs its the upper Aria Hnsson Ethel II. Hail, Dellary 70s to insierbOs. Losis tonight In Mary Brown Ethel M. Gould, Deltona the upper 0s. Mostly southeast ,iames SV. Chaxmilwrlairi Ruth N. lee, Deltona ss lnets 10 to 15 m.p.h. decreasing Arnold C. Cleveland ('lifford ('. ('orden, I.ake mIami at night. Star>' M. Costantino Mary EXTE\uI;U FOREC,t5r l'rcssie W. Crcsss .Inliies Strickland, l.ake Hood Tractor Co. ('ban of a few shosers Ethel A. Diener Monroe N Onang, Oie t,,i extreme north portion ThurOlIve Iiwnev Ft. t7*4 list' I,ev. Oranie ('ItY 417 Ma,nkj Av sd;is, olht'Nise generally fair horace' Jackson Attemon$e5pti,,5 , Fla 31751 Oqtaio %catht'r. Mild nights and sarm Aitimorit. Spqsn htub - I.. Jainmnes IHRTIIS Iii 154$ 5)41)41 days. l.osss mostly SOs north Anna M. 1.ittumi ant! 60s south. highs In the mid Mr. amid Mrs. Char es iOs to mitt sos. Chinita I Heynolus, boy, HOSPITAL IsIOTES VVEATHER c, -., Ortari, ..1 Tuisday, Feb. 17, 17-3A CALENDAR Grant Denies S p e n di n g C Ii a rg e Ford's Florida Swing • Council aLso approved the Reports will be generated each The School Board advised the purchase of two budgeted hand- quarter and budgets monitored ayor in a letter that the held radios for the fire to insure departments do not oposed school would be built depent run into financial trouble, 1979 and would have a Bids received for the city's County commissioners, on ojected enrollment of 1,650 insurance needs will be the whole, were pleased with idents, reviewed for council action next the first report. However, ouncil approved a resolution week. Andrew was instructed to meet itli O,IAE budget analysts L1-1. rLL:. L FLORIDA EVI,aflg Herald, Sanlord, Fl. "iccused - ", inforti %%'t't!iit-thi> ' s t)a tillia Rt'auh Use This Method To Stop Hair Loss, Grow More Hair 1 IIOLS I ON. Iii \AS nettmen: tijr 2 J.is, a If you don't suffer from male their risk. and e for yourself, N4turaliy they wouldn't oiler this pattern baldness, you can opportunity unless it worked. Rut now stop your hair loss . . . it's imposs1e to help everyone grow more hair. The great majority of cases faced the fACt thAt of excessive hair fall and soti base a hair loss problem? hair loss cxcur's gradualk baldncs are the beginning that men and worncn often :i and niore fully dcvclod 'I. Unid it'S tOe) late, Een though stages of male pattern baldou see 'oursclf itt a mirror es'ery tIa. many of you won't ness and cannot be helpd But if you are not already sI:. .tdnuit to abnormal hair fall. If >ou think, honesil>', that you bald. how can YOU be sure what :iiight be in this category, look 15 actually caung )our hair loss? .it piciure taien a year ago- isen ii baldness seems to "run thrce ye.irs ago. Notice a dittem- in the family," ii is certainly not cncc' If so, now's the time to proof of the Cause of 'OUR stop ,our hair loss. You could be h r loss. ij. If you base thinning hair, the If it .pprar that you are I.ocsh treatment may be the reaJ' losing hair, whates, answer If you still hase tour daily hair routine i, iI )OU any hair on lop of your head, , hivse >'ou s for )ou. ntinuc to foltosa it. >our hair and would like to sp hair loss .'ili probably gradually thin away and grow more hair, do someo nothing. thing about it before it's too Tate But it eksn't hase to happen. Locsch I.aboratory Cur'.s:. )Ilen hair fall is NoT normal, tarts. Inc., will supply you with Now a tm of laboratory con- treatment for 3? day, --- at the,, sitants has deseopcd a treat- risk - ml they believe the treat. cnl that not only stops hair nicnt will help ou Just send h's, but actually growi hair? them the information hstcj .'\nJ )IIU don't even base to take below. All inquirs are answered their word for it. You can try confidentially by mail. ,4,Jv - n, ii &?II4 - I " I zi ,,,'- �__ : mi !i,TchI1i1Ig Htit1t1 'fhe IiirWwnoI t4i'.'nt1nnt! ui!! meet Wednesday at 7:30p.m. at the Carmen Bravo law offices, 830 E. SE1434, Longwood. twinestead exciuntion. reeard)pc M rPmiin the same as n prior years, Applicant mus: have been living in house as of Jan. 1, and deed or The group invites the public to attend the meeting and get invo!'.'ed, sa$'ing, "Let's celebrate the Bicentennial Year by taking a trip into the past and )lanmng a better future. Keel free to offer suggestions," There's your chance, folks. Get out to the lileetingand support )-our Bicentennial agreement for deed recoried prior to that (late. Applicant must also have Florida auto tags and Flerida Drivers license. Goenthel also reminded persons owning or leasing land which Is used primarily for bona fide agricultural purposes are required to make a return thereon to theCounty Property Appraiser byMarch I. Renewal application forms were mailed to op. plicants who filed for this last year. All exemption claims may be filed either in the ,Seminole county Courthouse or the Seminole Plaza Branch Office. ( \ f'RENCH ,w::.,sAsi.'oflf),I'l,13277I Area 0ide305-3T2.2611 or M 1 .9993 1 Tuesday, February 17, 1976-4A Ad \ AYNI; 1). IXJYLE, luilisIier U. RICHARD LONG, Editor IIERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director ldnft~ M-nit, I ) ,i1ivvr% Week. 55 rents; Month. $2.40; 011onths. S14.2 90; \tar, $28 40. H Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All itlier mail Meoth. 11 O: 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.4u. , .:; - K_ 0 __________ ______________ Congress Ovem'de Sh o u Ford ld The Clock Ve to 'llie ,%larch I dead.line for filing for Homestead Efli)tion is rapidly approaching and Seminole ('ounty Property Appraiser Terry Goembel reminds those persons who plan to file to un t nre, Legal residents over 65 years of age and have resided in Florida for 5 consecutive years are entitled to File for an additional $5,000 homestead exemption. For this initial application, it is necessary that the applicant appear in person for the additic.nal -I - March I is also the last day to file for widow's and disability exemptio. ns • The ri;uirvmcn ; for th $5.000 county - 'nur and at the audent At 1:30 p.m., he is scheduled to speak to SCC students in room l,207.2oain Ole library building. At 2:30 he will address the members of the facult) and 3:30, the advisory council. k taught by the staff of Ole Florida Hospital and will deal with the psychological and pathoIogicl problems associrted with smoking. They will also give some pointers on how to "get over the hump" in actually giving up moidng. If you've ever tried to quit and have failed, or would like to try to quit for the first time, why not give this class a try? It might just do the trick! The course will be offered from '/:30-9 p.m. on five "onsecut1'e Sundays beginning Feb. 22 going through Feb. 26. The cost is $5 and covers printed matter and rental of audio-visual aids and films to t* u.ed during the class. For more information, pleasp call JYMP at 8-7151. —Hill Cur ic. "The Future of Urn Ari'as, ' - is I Carla' hills, Secretar of housing and UrNin .'. . ;;of *,~ ~ .. L)evelopmc'nt This article is adapted trnm Ow - 0`V" r, , 1 1 N.itional Town Meetmg, which is held each wtk at the Kennedy Center in Washington. 1) C . where public figures debate and answer questions on current iSSUe% 11 - must -: - --.';-•.:; _ - - - - - J - - REP. MORRIS UDALL CARLA HILLS What is to become of the cities? What is to become of the ('itit'S? History. Iexpect, is going to say that in the In the last half decade, we've been forced to early l97, we ended a chapter in our national the realization _______ that we have been a wasteful lives. It was a chapter based on a couple of people. Somehow, in our years of abundance, we things that will never come again. One was developed the notion that we could discard and apparently cheap, unlimited supplies of oil. With replace our cities. As the central cities grew old those supplies, we built an interstate highway and the structures within them grew worn, those system, took most of the traffic off the railroads who could fled to the outer fringes Into the newly and practically dismantled them. We built rings built su rbs, In bu New York City alone last year, of suburbs around our cities and made the cities 35,000 units f housing were abandoned and the refuges for the poorest elements of society. It waste there is not in the housing alone, for an was a great time when the magic word was abandoned house abandons a part of all those growth and if there were problems, more growth supportive assets which give the city life would solve those problems. I don't think that utilities, transportation, schools, hospitals, all of time will come again. The end of this era of which take years to build. Our studies at IIUI) cheap energy, cheap land, cheap resources, Is conclude statistically that which we should have going toforce us togoback and take a look at our concluded intelligently years ago: that it Is far cities and maybe, in that overworked phrase, less costly to recycle our cities than it is to build "make th em livcable once again." It Is also new suburbs. Urban redevelopment may conclear to me that as we go in to the middle l97, sume 50 per cent less land, 55 per cent less the problems of the cities can no longer be cpital4spercentIessenerandcreate45per deportmentanzed. What c do about oil and cent less air pollution, Today. America is looking energy drastically affects the plights of cities over the advantages of urban living that she like New York and has a lot to say about the carekssI overlooked before. For the first time, price of fertilizer for the farmer. There isn't any our federal government , is providing rental place to hide anymore. The challenge of the 1970s subsidies to help house lower income families in and 1980s Is to go back to our cities and find ways rehabilitated structures. And for the first time, to make them work, local communities direct how, when and where ' What can be done to rejuvenate the cities? federal community development funds are to be We had a tax system which, In effect, sub- spent. sidized and encouraged rings of suburbs and What can be done to rejuvenate the cities? penalized people who wanted to stay in the city We had the suburb building in the first place and own their own homes there. We simply because Late last week, while the Dow Jones industrial more sensible levels. But we felt there was no other way to handle once that process has postponed the social cost. Now we're in trouble. housing problems and Standard & Poor's and we ignored structures that averages were declining been completed, any further advance must be Four out of five American families can't afford could have slightly, prices on the American Stock Exchange based on faith in the been used. I think our community economic future, to buy and maintain a medium priced and the over-the-counter market were Inching home out development fund.s with which we are providing That is now the test. The decline in interest in the suburbs. I think one of the things that we the cities is a healthy upward. first step. No longer do we rates has slowed and probably reversed itself, might do would be for the friendly folks down at mandate from Washington This Le a marked contrast to the experience of thus reducing the upward thrust how those funds will from that the National Home Builders Association to stop be spent but it is up to the local communities and, pre vious weeks this year, when much of the source. And profit-taking is always a potential opposing sensible land use planning legislation, indeed, they are spending the trading interest was In the traditional blue chip danger over the next few weeks. majority of those (This legislation) would let us restore and funds securities, most of which are listed on the N.Y. to rehabilitate urban neighborhoods. What can sustain the market at its present rehabilitate some of the Inner cities and older Secondly, Stock Exchange. Instead of counting on new structures height - a height, incidentally, that has been suburbs. It would show that in long term costs, to house our lower Many explanations have been offered, and you reached frequently during income population, we are the past decade but going back downtown and rehabilitating Is also using existing and rehabili may take your pick of them. But It takes no exceeded by a substantial margin ta ted structures only once -Is cheaper than buildi-ig another suburb, If I had that puts back In use assets within our cities. I special insight, knowledge or reasoning powers the economy's strength. the power to do it, I would pass three pieces of think there to observe that: are a number of other programs In legislation which would take the heat off New the Much has been made of the recovery over —The energy that propelled blue chips to big federal government that assist in con• the York and would save all of the other gains on record high volume this year has past two quarters, and many bullish projections cities. One c'entrating our attentions to the problems of the would be national health Insurance. We should cities and I tnlnic diminished greatly, if perhaps temporarily, have been made for the remainder of the year. they are beneficial. I don't see Prices are holding, but not advancing with great But make no mistake, a sometimes unrealistic nave had it 30 years ago. And I would federalize New York as necessarily the precursor of 'the the welfare system, It Isn't Abe Beame's fault downfall hope is mixed Into some of those projections, vigor, of all cities. It is maybe like the unthat we adopted a relati)nship with Puerto Rico fortunate person who has a heart attack and —Individuals and institutional investors are Almost all economists who have gone on that permitted up to a million poor Puerto survives and then knows the Iptrl nI lit'in,, nowsearching the entire Ire market for undernriced record niihlirlt' ci.i t. ,,rn. 1k... ..... -- ,, • JOHN CUNNIFF toc countr. L - Cod ':- _,~ 4 - " w o Truce A truce seems to have been declared in the Icelandic cod But there has been no settlement of the key Issue whether any nation has a right to exlusIre control of fishing within 200 miles of Its coastline. Iceland has been asserting such a right. Its coast guard gunboat., have been cutting the nets of British trawlers in the disputed waters, The British government sent royal navy ships and fl/IF war. - •. - -_ :. ,.., .- (.. - _-J__• - .- - . _I - -. - - . .4_ -- iir •:t' -. - - _4-.'_ :- '....-: . .. . I -. Ts . . C jei1 ir . 4 .•'• - -: T 4I W ;_. - - •? * •,- ( 1 4L 1 - irr=-i i. - - r r '.. -; 1. 4 1I I I_ - ____ - -. aircraft to protect the trawlers, Shots were fired and collisions occurred at sea. The situation was dangerous. Ice" announced its intention to break oil diplomatic relations with the United Kingdom. Then Britain withdrew its armed ships and planes "in the expectation that Icelandic harassment of British trawlers will cease." 1M_;__.._ ,,,,,,_ L. - - - n es g ., - . Semino/e CEC Pla n S inar s • - ' em ' . Seminole County's Council of ('ivic Center in Altamnonte Exceptional Children will Springs. This year's theme Present an evening with Dr. combines the t urn of the cen!.dL ktk, state bureau Wry with i salute to the chief for exceptional children, Bicentennial Mrs. David at 8 p.m. Thursday at Winter Stempkr is director of the Springs Elementary School. show, which fcatures "The arents, teachers and anyone Company," "The Chaverot interested In learning mor Ladies" and "The Chutzpah about exceptional learning in Ballet," Florida are invited. Iteservations fcr the 8 show may be made by calling Hadassah Mrs. Lister Wolff at 896-3688 Proceeds from the show go The Chaverot Group of the directly to the Iladassah Orlando Chapter of Ii ul iss4th, Medical Organization in Israel haired by Mrs. Daniel Stein, ill hold its annual fund-raising event March 6 at the Altamonte Ed uca ors ii an M- ee t The Florida Professional Educators have chosen Central Floridaas thesite for their first annual meeting. scheduled for SaturdaV at tile Langford Resort Hotel in Winter Park. The all-day meeting begins with late registratrin and coffee from 9 to 10 am. Lunch will be • served at noon and dinner at ", 6:30 p.m. For reservations call -, ______ Barbara Huprecht at 322 1 or Mrs. Mills Boyd at 322-7350 . : ' '. • -. . ... -. .. .,.. .:•.'. .'.. - ' - :.': ..• . . : :/ 4/, -. ____ - i,, '. .' - .. 7 .-' •. 1i ..,.. -- ' V)i 4 - . 1. I ~ . All Of The Fun With None Of The Benef its 11% ABIGAIL All. VAN BUt I ;N ear - - 2 '.' - -_- i - ' ,- - DEBORAH DAGUE 3. ' _______ / -_____ D gue a I -- - ______ - V ______ _ - • .• i /#, \ _____ - ' J '. - - i ii i y ., / _ - , Sanford gr aduat ed from Seminole high School In 1974. She is now employed as a .salesgirl at Auto-Train. 4 - ' r1 PATRICIA SIEGRIST r - ir ..." - - ' PW -- - rf ' V ______ - - _____ - ir - ' - ' I d - . i::. .1 -- - , , 1. - t *' V I : i eP irtftr -'' I, .. , , - • A ive re ion Workshop Planned I+ - *aI In a continuing series of the learning process and are creatie aggression weekend expected to manifest a high __ , wor kshops, Seminole Com- degree of involvement. - -__'___ I ~_ munit) - College's Community .- 6 I The workshop starts at 7 p.m. __ * .r " Service department will offer Friday and includes a full day's __ Mr— - -_ .*I I .~ ~ on Fell. 20, 21 and 22 at the activities Saturday and a half- --_--/ South Seminole Center, 1-4 and a-day Reservations ,.• on Sunday. _. t : -_ - 436 Pan-American Bank may be made by calling the Building, a creative aggression South Seminole Center. 8.14workshop dealing with the 1161. ]Me Women's Auxiliary to the Seminole County Medical Society hosted a Valentine's Day party for application of C.A. principles to ... residents at Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, Sanford, on Saturday. Auxiliary members the problems of pairing. . Mrs. Kenneth Wing (back left) and Mrs. Edwin Epstein iback right) served refreshments Creative aggression is a v prepared SUPER by Mrs. Epstein, Mrs. Jorge Gomez and Auxiliary' president, Mrs. David Po w ers to patients (clock- technique that maximizes the wist' Essie Mae Atkins (in wheelchair), Ruth Cook, Edna Morgan, A u Mildred George and May positive effects of , the FLEA Brisline. aggressive instinct, B)' utilizing aggression in a positive Fashion, e individual is taught. to be ~ allD NOW OPEN ' less destructive and more - t CAll Orlando and also graduated Siegrist Jr. of Rockledge an. %,." froin Seminole High School in nounce the engagement of their . .j 1974, where e was president of daughter, Patricia Ellen, to t e s now serving n ..e Michael Gene Cruznpton, son of 'I 4 U.S. Army, stationed at Fort s. Russell "W11pt0fl taou'e., hood, Ttx, Miss Siegrist is graduate of Plans are be ing wedding at FriendCocwt High School. Brevard March 27 SENIORS ENJOY -ship Baptist Church in Community College and Florida Technological VALENTINE PARTY Altamonte Sp nfl University', where she earned a I bachelor's degree in ed,'catjcin. 1 She presently teaches English L. DISc1R £MRIcA to foreign students at Howey' Academy in flomiey-in-the-Ifills. Her fiance is a graduate of Seminole High School, and I 7 ~ "# H - . '". ' i - dI(,,5'- , I , è - - 1 -' ' Hat, to write Send $ I to cue constantly argues Abigail Van Buren 132 Lasky Dr that a child would bring needed Beverly Hiut CaisI 112 for Abhappiness and a more touthfui by bOekl? H to Writ. Letters for All Occasions.— Plea$ enclot.a outlook on life for both of us . addrett.d clamped (3 Oct I contend it's too late in life ,nveiope — & W' ._.-.iJ -- _______ - - 4: - E ________ 'i" T I- - - Siegrist, rumpton .-C. __ am j ourli%es(lam5Oandsheus42t child of an age h10 much do ',ou think it's practical for us have iou' tokeo the responsibility of - _ - '. 1, C I J J J - ,_ 4.1 %St more Rd I)eborah Lynn, to Stephen Dale Kenneds son of Mr. and Mrs l(iy- Kenned y of 992 E, Normnandy St Deitona - --' L r Y Engaged Mrs Barbara I)ague of 8 S Altamnonte Springs, announces the engagement of her daughter. - stamps, low-cost housing and for us to start out with an infant, elfar, she can do pretty well but I am willing to ado a child and possibly even find a live-in of elementary school age or boyfriend, which we taxpayers even one in his (or herb early have to pay for. But the teens. children from this unhappy Our clergyman favors 1)EMt Amt\'- Couples living togcther without marriage is a bummer. In cases where both parties invest in Joint ' w0ptics, if the man die's in an mess is an other matter, and adoption. My wife's physician industrial accident, the woman sour whole column could be says sheIscapable of having a can claim nothing. When the j filled wi th those problems. child. property goes to probate to pay MAGISTRATE IN ALASKA I am more inclined to ado a off the bills, the woman is out of h-rein insurance could be DEAR MAC: Yours is only child who needs a home, but my luck. Former wives, children claimed, but the woman had no one of 50 states that has its own ife feels strongly about having and (wnilv can all claim a legal standing. laws regarding "common-law our own, bigger share than this kind of If the man decides to marriages." Hoever, your Please ve me your views. "widow" can. "leave", the rejected woman timel arnIng concerning the ABI.EBUTUNWIIJ.ING A good case was the woman must find another partner, but iie cultural phenomenon DEAR ABLE: Sorry, but this who o n only had one by that nine, the woman has the known as "shacking up" is is one problem that you and illegitimate child, but was reputation of a tramp. appreciated, and I hereby pass your wife will have to solve carrying another, lie always Of course, if she can spawn it on. yourscics. Some people art' t:zlked about marrying her, but enough children without I)EAU A BBY: My wife of 14 "old" at 30, others are "young" never did. The husband-to-be matrimony , with Aid to years has suddenly developed a at . It takes love, patience. was killed in a car wreck, I)t'i )"ndrnt Children, food strong desire for children. Both understanding, determination, EL of its would enjoy having a energy, fortitude, and child however, at this time in generosht', and time to raise a = - - - Abby 4. - . 4 ' - -'- -: - - -I . - - .. ________ ,' ,', , .ç-..'. .';...-";• . - : - - . ~, :, I k ','• - 4 "': r, . - " ,-t" -r 'r--;:l ,'•f'.' ' ,, , • .-. i . ., , 41 <c, r4 7 ; r,' I -r"t , '1.l." • 1' - 1'4• '4 s i.,, & .&4i .'_...,. ,. . 'i.,, - ..." - - I" i's. ij. 4.1% J 4 L4f, • '.dW)1 ' ---'_ 11 .. c -r - -'- :t p.frd. ,,..,t. -'--.-': '?; .'i J, ,* "-~; /44 t2 - I. " :'. - -' 14t. -r" -.•.. .-.. 1 ' •,J• ' •• , 1, . ,.r. - r , ,:' f!''" ': I '1 —z • ___ • Z. a s .- . . 1- " -....... '.*. ' - . 5- .,.c. c4'. fw - Z ,- '.g .:: i- %I,( - ;r;:',',f- ' .: __ -, -- . K .J~, ~~ ? - . - p' - - _. , . 77 ...-, X ;:~~ - ...'- - d-'- .,.: . 4 - 1-4' : % -, - -1 . I ~ I ~ I. .. - , . _ , - - - , - - ç .. , r 'i - ,... ., __________ I . • I,i t("_ ' MARKET -. ,4(-_t42-.. - -: .- ,, • .-'.i.-. • . - I -- - - 4--.-. -. - •I ••.-" - .•... - _____ - !4. fr;' r - - • ••:. - I" 2__Or v4s - ------ - - r -. __ - - - R - - -. . ______________________ - BYJANET1ARA Here are a couple of other hLsics to remember about plan ts ( Firs tofaer1es, and light: Success or Failure with your window garden (lepends on the Describing a plant as a low-light plant simply means that it careful choice plants. The major requirements of any plant are will tolerate inadequate light conditions and live, but it would light, water, soil composition, temperature and humidity. Of thrive and grow much larger when given the proper light for its these, light is the most Important; a plant can adapt to other species, variations in its environment. Mwa' s check the five major requirements for a plant light, Although you can combine foliage and flowers best suited to a water, s H composition, temperature, and humidity before variety of temperatures and humidity, you must not group buying i'., together plants with ull.ssimilar light needs. Find out exactly how i.int coçditions change even for a plant that remains in the much light your window provides and then choose plants that will same location. Summer light is much stronger and longer than flourish In that light. Here are a few suggestions for each of the winter light. A plant tha t is managing In medium light conditions tour main light exposures: in the summer may suffer in winter light when it gets less. North Window: Boston fern, caladium, chinese evergreen, A long spell of wet weather may cut down the amount of a fiddle-leaf fig (close relative to Indian rubber plant), grape ivy, plant's light; you may have to compensate temporarily with a piggyback plant, pigmy date palm, snake plant, string-of-hearts lamp. sine, windowleaf philodendron (not a true philodendron, (rEXT Humidity.) avorado, poU.os, ForaeopyofJanetlara'stip.filled "Indoor Gardening Guide," EastWest Window: asparagus fern, dracaena family, send 75 cents plus 25 cents to cover postage and handling to: filtered light diffenbachia (filtered llght, English ivy, kentia "IndoorGardeningcuide"careorthis newspape P.O. Box 489. palm m filtered light), spider plant, scheuflera, waliderizig Jew, Dept. F, Radio City Station, New York, New York 10019. wax begonia. Southern Window: velvet plant, (purple passion plant) IF l:ardenia, geranium, wax plant, cacti and succulents, coleus nd ../ 1 all flowering plant-s. ' .. -,,1 ,.. '.-Proper light for house plants can be a tricky matter. Many . ; I, , ' r " fiiliage plants cannot tolerate direct sunlight: their leaves will I '-' -- JL) burn if they get too much. 0., the other hand, flowering plants, .. .' • (-acti and succulents will not bloom without enough direct sunlight. -. ",,. i1' i' Poinsettias %uH not flower If th length of ula', t. teed' 12 I! 'i 'ii iurs, Consequently, when it's (lark outside in the fall and winter, -. " -- ,,. . - -. it must be dark In the room where poinsettias are growing. Light ( from a lamp or even a TV set is enough to keep th em from flowering. This also applies to Christmas cacti, chrysanthemums and kalanchoes. - - ' ____________________________ -; d _________ '- - ues ay, Feb. Tuesday, e . 17, 1916 —5A - u Notes Clu b - I TiL!1 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, or Fl. Where Does Your Gar en Grow. 2 . . ___ ' - I V'VUMtN The John Young Museum will be offering a course on how to quit smoking. The course will be Future Of Our Cities Tndavs - :' PR0/CON _____ - -- State Commissioner of Education Ralph Turlington, accompanied by Dr. Lee Henderson, director of the State Division of Community Colleges, will spend Wednesday afternoon In Sanford touring Seminole Community College I&RIe witl wgiierrj. with stU(jefl an(1 Due to arrive at Sanford Airport at noon, he will inspect SCC's Telephone Technology building at the airport before prometlitig to tie main campus for a President Ford has vetoed the $6- billion public works jobs bill, but indications are that Congrs Might well override the veto as well it should. Under provisions of the bill, Sanford and Seminole Counts' could benefit in several ways. For example, city and officials have been working together to have the area designated an "economically distressed area" a prerequisite to becoming eligible under provisions in the bill. If passed, the bill could provide funds for a new city hail in Sanford. assistance in developing the , ,/ I- ) downtown area plus other city and ctwnlv J)l'jict // ( It is predicted that the bill could provide 600,000 or more jobs nationally . N although this is not 4 ., " 1 inanv, considering the nation has eight million / , unemployed. it I i I' I A llr ,..~ i / ~, President Ford's own economic plans call for " t',,, , 1P I/ : unemployment to continue at 7 per cent or higher for the next two years and remain at 6 per cent for a HI couple of years thereafter. Something be done to alleviate the hardship of the unemployed. Many are now beginning to run out of their extended unemployment benefits. Soon their only alternative will be to go on welfare. / Whatever the causes of our economic predicament, which appears to be a worldwide phenomenon, the unemployed are not to blame. Yet they are having to bear the heaviest burden during I this period of gradual economic recovery. It is true that government pump-priming does not produce permanent jobs in private industry, but the unemployed cannot wait for the economy to produce such jobs. They need some th ing now, not in 1980, and a temporary public works project job is _ better than none. _yLANn The bill would provide $2.5 billion for state and local public works construction jobs which could be startcd within 90 days of approval. The projects would be to build or repair local public facilities - -_ such as parks, sewers or public buildings. It would provide $500 million for the Job Op-portunities Program, another labor-intensive public works program designed to fight the high unemp!oymcnt rate, and $1.4 billion for waste water treatment grants. This is the kind of emergency help the federal government can give to the unemployed. S k M Cha Fear of inflation has caused a few congressmen to shrink from supporting this NEW YORK AP) A significant change has then what? Well, it certainly wouldn't be maclegislation but the jo bs program would not conbegun to be observed In the stock market curate to say that investors are going to have to tribute significantly to inflaticn. The cost would not averages: lower priced and lesser known stocks deal with the eonomic realities, be more than welfare payments. And the useful have been attracting greater interest in recent In a sense, much of the buying to date can be tra ding days. work performed would be of lasting value to the viewed as bringing underpriced issues back to culir 01 i~, ~r_%Cv t~ ____________ wwwiiw~~~~ F --- ---.--- ____ _._ I: 0 __ _-lt I. : 1 7 li".. __1 - ~__ __ __ __ - - - ., I i s I 7 -. ~ ___________________________________________________ __ - ' ' - '' ' t t.; - •r �_____ :". -, ' ' .- -. A-Evinng H.rald. Sanlerd, TEL E VISION L IS TING S A ND HIG 1.1 L IG I- I TS Leqal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE [egnl Notice 3O-#.parlirnts Unfurnished NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE C LRSSI Fl ED ADS Seminole 8 00 AM, -- ''' - -.- " ... RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY . "-' '.' . ,-'. -' - ...',-.. - _________________________________ Noon The Day Before Publication -18-Help Wanted '-'. - iS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Ii YOUR I AMtLY' AL ANON For families or friends of probIc or further information call 173 or write - ______ New SANFORD DINNER SPECIALS ________ -' - --------- * Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 __________________________________ Box S). Santo:d, Flit 31A-t)qjptexes LOui5yi!l. then driving to Chicago Will pay ,iiI train arid auto expenses for driver. Call Eddie Miller, 3329060. U YOU TROUOL ED' Call TIl I rn', 641 7077 for ''Wt' C,irc' IlotIne," Adult$ OK Teens ' . -. - . rOUP4D ,,1!e Gi'rmitn Shepherd 105 Ccjiilr y (jut> Circle 9-Good Things to Eat I Sub - and Sandwich Shop - , OUR REGU LAR 51.25 Joe A'atsci ?,'.4qiC ----------- --- -------------- PRIMARY ELECTION for March9, Administration has been mailed 1976, are required, WITHIN THREE MON I HEREBY CERTIFY that the THS FROM THE DATE OF THE .lbove and foregoing is a true and FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS correct Copy of i Resolution passed NOT ICf to file. itny objeCtions lhe',i i.n.Snimou:ty by tht Board of County h,i,,. ih,.i • hII . ------------- - home. Beautiful paneling corn. plirnc'nted with smoked glass mirrored wall. A new central he'atingandalrunitlnthisonefor 578,500, LOTS AND ACREAGE - WE SELL SUCCESS201Cr mmercual 373.5176 3 BR. Unfurn. I bath. 2 Wciodmere Blvd $150 Orlando 1 851 071?, collect ____________________________ -- STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Ciass,f,ed Ads didn't wgrk ____________________________ to issisi wif7i'iainlenance an yard work for apartment complex. 197312' wOe. 1 BR, lurnishc, air (Ond Adults, Scurty $170 monthly 377 59)9 there wouldn't be' any Mijst liy on premises No phone calls P.'arrier's ViltitOc. Hwy 17 97 ______________ - ' Vending Routes S Home - , ',> ' '... - .. -._ 37-Busiss Prorty _______________________ 29-Rooms 'i, ' Elderly lady desres relabi,' lady to NOT I C E ____________________________ - - ,',.,it oP Sanlo,ij ¶>o,ncone' to Share After Hours! WINTER SPRINGS I dEDROOM -- RENT PURCHASE 'A b's ot rcom- Large fen,,rrj corner lot Across from woods Family room Elementary school nearby Pent $775 per month, OptiOn available CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 8)1 0227 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, U WANT TO SEE A WONDER Classified Ads didn't work Phere wouldn't be any . Every Wed &Sat Early Birds7l5pm q Luxury \/illage ___________________ \ Large 1 & 2 Did you kn'ji'.' thaI ycur club or organization can appear in this listing each sseeic for only $3 per week? This is an ideal a'.ay to inform th puPlic of your club uSCtivilie rm. APARTMENTS RETIREMENT SPECIAL- Fur i ni5htd 7 bedroOms, central location, ncc' area, $16,500 , Patio Apartments CHOICE HOMESITE 17S.000 wilt split STUDIO 1, 2.3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Furnished FROM - 10 acres HAROLD HALL RL . . ------- RE Al TOP 3?) 5771 or Unfurnished ,/t\AMERIcAN 3Mo. .6Mo,& 1 Year Leases Outs I 322-2090 Professionally M,'iri.,tct (Iv lri, 17921'.' Ii. 'ijtliOf Sanforo MEETINcJ,s P I' '. 2nd itnd i'r Ii c'?.,, I' -il ,,r,t __________________________ c' - --' CHILD SAFE Street is where this I bedroom, 7 bath like new home us situated. and you can walk to both hiph and middle schools Carpet, central alr,garage. $78,900 HEY,COUNTRY BOY Tired of being cooped up in town? Plenty of room to stretch on this 2''z acre horse ranch, barn, len ced Nice2 bedroom home. Hurry 521.500 3239410 327 6173 itnnoufl(nQ tne OpCninq f San lord's ncise'st and unuSuitf Cactus Oueen Nursery. corner Wr'Oya Park Or and SR 16 Joe B Mr REEGlF TWRAPPIPIGAII Baby Gills, KnitS, Christening Gowns P.YTO'S CP4ILDR EN'S iVEAF • Goods ________ .__ ------- ------.._ --. - . -____ _ 53-TV.Radio-Stereo Aluminum Siding can coer , :r r'om,, w.?h jIum siding & Solfit system Also Roofing. Gulte'r 20 yes Exp logic So ri Co Ill 9563 ____________________________ i i ' i r: ci , ' . - . '" ' _ En-i --' - _'.L.,j-" ____ ° - 78-Pvbtorcycle's -- •o'o'c yoe loSuru" hi AIR .5GE';i' ' 3)1 i'i 6? Ce P.clup I. I I ted. I trans. A I coed , $1,600 OBO S Pitri '73 Pickup, West COaY - - 80Autos for Sale ___________________________ $970 Opel S!,i',ri .','a'on StOrdOnil transrnissrin Vrrt 'c,o dtion 372 1627 alter 5pm BEST OFFER Call)?) 6lSlafter 6pm _________________________ Chico & The Man 3d - .' mirrors, radio, automatic, tci box, wide fires 1750 & assume payments 349 5130 after S 7 WEEK OLD PIGS AIID1LARGE SOW 373 6)19 at'er S p m 68Wanted to Buy . 5'! ..-- ,. - , Il 9'1 6,177, Lorgw0cct 3p,e5l'O or $34 4605 loTovot ks'WAGEN rA5TbAc With *6dso,$1O95 Pri',,,'e Owner 37) C1'4 br us,d turniture 000liOnceS, loots etc. But I or 1001 'ferns Litrr, 5 Mart, 215 S,r'frgr, ,>,_ - _______________ , DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT w,h a low cost Classified Ad - Radio & , TV ESIERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, fop soil 332 59*3 _________________________ ou i.E iN I',' SEP'.'iCL ' S''" 2'? L,i' CII Ii, .'> Ci' '.. 0F ;r'. 9fl iry 64i -,'.-, I II MAe.S vSASTE- apartment? Pcc", nq .'.r' C tr"' , 0':' Gel Some action *ith a Plerutci OlISSified ad We'!l help tall 173 67" an act that will bring a ft sale _________________ CALL 37? 2611 Expert roof rr'nars i"i' rcwjf Shiflie'S .SiI worl Quirinte, BP000EI4 ROOFING 37) 6)" ____________________________ Painting Ar C'\: ?.'ri.ri:I 322 w , _______________________ _____________________________ Home Improvements .. Conc rete Steel. 3771065 oncrete wc'rk. etc By the hair, or by the jOb. 322 9)65 - Plaster Patching & Sumulalc 2 New double wide, fully set uvinJ buiel alult park Central Ar Carpentry Pemoc)vuinq. 4c1dton (eslOm Work lice'nsed Bonded r . ,'5tm ite' 31 60)8 4'; .'. r 414. ..:o. ''- I , ' : ,t,,',.,'.,,. ',. - #4 '= ,,, Y6,''''$4,k - ,.'-,'' ,Lt 'l "/ ci \I. - Sewing ': no longer use' Sell it all with a ClaSSified Ad in The Herald Call "' ?3','.' E 322 2611 or 831 999) and a fr.ei',ii r' 00 vSOK will help ,.'u, ' ______________________________ L : .. ;,.,Cc . .i 4ç44 ',,;'•.;?'' •PcS 5Ee . d, - . Upholstering k - "y: -_________________________ Have some camping equipment you ri'' '''-:.'j' ir ' it _ -,.,. ,a ..sI...,. S ,. - ,.-' dIs'I..er, Call fbi' frte' est.n'lt E Commercaai 373 6451 __________________________ _______ InteriOr. Exterior Plastering I brick & stone specialtw 32'? 7780 _________________________ :.v"'C.'' - ,3 _'' Qti,ii , ,, i(j'' S'rr.r' ______________________________ ,: ".. - I ;' ' Upholstering Oonn& Canada, 3320707 ia? t'.ar c,,,,. ' . :• _________________________ .5 FRACTIp OF THEIR COsT ' Al?,'rit?.0ri5 Drc'ssrrakr.g :.i PLO)',%', - : '• ' ' - even for yout Pest Control _______________________________ ..'-- .; m;&t i, '1' 'r ire' woion everything ,sle. M. ' ______________________ ,i - Roofing YOUR HOME' Ruy.nq a new hOme5 Moving to an Beauty Care Oi Bi.'rr,er (tt,1r,.ni,', & Sccvcr 24 Hur '.'r'. cc [)I,' Pti'tnq ,i 15 YR F HA FINANCING ; -:,, "- i(4;..' - - WANT TO SELL 0 ", '. _________________________ Heater Cleaning carm'ted, ,sr (i)rxtutOnr-r, good condition 380] Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 5700 , _____ 'ooENGLISH FORD CORIINA Land Clearing - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 0 .. I '.'.T? _______________ Removed new home for air, carport, skirting, awning, LL.C. SPECIAL C a I I Ba it 4,., '-' 79-Trucks-Trailers ._-- Remodeling. Roofing Free excellent Condition Offered by Estimates No lob too large or Savings & Loan 563)4 per month small Call Red or John, 37)5001. Trent Extermunating Co - Com Phone 373 6051 or 530000$, nights _____________________________ plete Pest Control and Teemilirro call 678 5569 - Need help on that Saturday lob' Free lnspc(tiOn 323 2956 1 BR, 7 bath CB home on 2 corner lots Needs some lender, ,, ____ _________________________ Hillcrest Lis60. 7 bedroom, centrIl Carpentry loving care but at this priue you c ____ - CASH 322.4132 _______________ Cars - 67-Livestock-Poultry -- '',,., I, _______________________ . .. '-' ______ - UKC Pt Bull Itt, r'rs 100 po.nts _____ ' • ''i r,' ''" P co jpiur, c' Sm ii prceforo?ni.. 37? 1621 CARROLL'S FURNITURE _____________________________ SCrvCc, used mactines MOONEY APPLIANCES)?,C'97 _________________ ' - _______________________ 77-Junk _____ Make excellent 'watch cioos 373. 6.615 after lo m Refrgerator. Dryer, hunk Beds and Dishwasher Phone 372 2613 : __ - Rent Blue Lustre Eleciric Carpet Shampooer for only SISO per day. - I 'i Rr'Cnd't'øflici 9atter,e, SI? S sicn.nqi. REEL'S BODy SHOP, I.,,'. '109 Tractorsg Heavy Equipment 63A- part CollieandGerman Shepherd _____________ 1 '': Paneling, doors. windows hunqs, , \ I T _____________________________ '--" CLASSIF lED ADS WILL F iND ________________________________ c,in't qo wrong Terms $)i90I, ' 76-Auto Parts _______________ . SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD PlOW Call 322 2611 e' 8)1 42-biIe Homes .I, -. - '5 ' __________ Assu me Payments 24 His STORINo looking at. BY OWNEPDawson Dri'rr MI 1911 SELL Immaculate 3 fiR. POOL Reded to $43,900 6.41 804) - mileage, morninos CONTRACtOR S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT Used Ford, KubOli. Pet tibone Sales, Rental, Seryce Snge, Dim And Sew Zig zag wth 3 417 Magr..,i A'wenue' needle position Sewing machine AL TAP.tOPiT E SPR '1405 834 1341 and Citbine't Pay balance of 572 or ,tr''ri ro,' r r - o co','p:.4y 17 payments of 56S0 See it _______________________________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER .. 30? E 1st SI Downtown 64-Equipment for Rent . 377 9411 _____-- 2 bath. 7 car garage with door opener, FIt room, patio, worth M.UNSWORIH REALTY 803W. 1st St 75 foot Ape;i- fl ',",, STOP 6. LOOK for the diSplay •'id Cawley. Sr TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Iformerly Harriett' Beduty Noc.I SlOE First,3fl 5717 20175 FRENCH IHWY 1792) 3n000lor 323 05i7 eves ________________________________________________ ( 'c _____________________________ 7100 W,lIow Ayr. b, Owner, 3 DR CO. lile'd bath. carpeted, air Cond, * '' space heater, kitchen equipped. washer, dryer. 377 0371 or after 5* they' re Hot '' * 3270315 ____________________________ Ni'.' irsasr'i iflit curt, area Noc1osn DELTOPIA - Swimming pool home -- ,. '-' _______________ _______________ F oor Stripping & Waxing ReSidential & Busiflss, Free tmates fllt7 Clean 373 scc' _________________________________ - RE*LTO MAITLAND- By Owner MUST I or>, il'uj,it / 151' 7,1 Pequl,ir it 7 'ISP 7,5 ': - J-'5 " __ DUPLEX-- 7 bedroam concrete block, excellent condition; riO City ta.es. by owner 3?? 6620 ki'i Eslitlebroker J?PLLLiPLLIe of Loch Arbor 9cI1 ' - - tIghts Vv'elcome. . . to Life j - by Owner - 2 oCdronm Florida room, I00'xISQ lot, trees than rent Government subsdi:ed if' i.,il.f'i'tl N,'i', rail tri Se"i' it PE.ALTOQS' '' - _____ $110 CASH _________________________ t. ' ___ 75 Recreatiofl.3J Vehicles __________________________________ ______________________________ From Ranh House Y tTi l,k _________ For Sale BROKERS 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD ...,. HAL A COb BERT, P EAL TOl SELMA WlLLIA,55 As5,t,' Eve's 327 Oól2oc 3?? 1507 ST JOHNS REALTY CO. 125 t.# 4drry .._ ________________________ . .i ".."..., Hurryl MONEY MAKER- 3 bedroorti home, planned for day nursery. ardens 62-Lawn-Garden Further Information, 332 31, Color TV s trot' 550 fl6,',',', loom $15. 5erç- oil mP.' HERBS' TV i'ii c, r.,..,.. ,,, ,,,,'. .a4J ,' .IC 2071 25th 373 '.',OQK G I, Near Sanford 373 9)16 eneva 1nert" _______ 52-Appliances 32)6)53 3 bedrOoms, central air, $20,900 I Place .s Ctosc led Ad iii ' .i. i a,n REALTORS HAL COLBERT payment and pay flly $160 month - )F• ' - . ENMOPE WASHER. drIs. MOBILE HOME on i', .i(re lot. river privileges, in Lake County. I1S 000 COMMERCIAL LOT on West F.rt 5' I OUR ID Acre 'rat, ATTENTION RENTERS- Assume mortgage with very low down -________________________ - / 1306833 Deltonab6*UI1 __________ p _________________________________ CB RADIO .'T Forrest Greene, Inc. Req Real Estate Broker __________ 'I)LS ', 5 V HarCiwick. Broker JOHN XRIDER,A5SOC PPione)73 5371 107W Commerc.al _______________________________ Phone 377 7811 Sanfor-' in go '"L OVIEDO S t,"ciro. 7 s!cr1 older home. C',i'fl Cflt. screened 5*imrv'inr,j Situated on ovu-r ' tir,' $1? ',O DYNAMIC PROPERTIES horni(',,ndeipenses ,eotinqs rws', 7 30 1t Tu"s ' I bedrOom 7 bOth i',',rflu • (O'lOm,(OI Oil hra' shady ,iru 519,500 Mak' Oiler DELTOP4A- I BR, 7 bathS, ,iIl bri(k, sunkenfamily room, waIl 'o wail carpet. 7 car garage, extras galOre, 517,500 Also 3 BR. 2 bath. 7 car garage with electric door opener, re-ar yard completely tenced. close to shopping plaza, 5)1500 ';i . Highway 46 Flea Market, Sanford, (behind Papers Guar,sntc'cst 32) 9th NCw tat.,ir's 1 coffee arid 2 end. 5)0. new dint'tte, 539; uSed dinette with 'A Valentine Gift for your ôchairs, $50; 5ecrtary, $100, old Sweetheart"- St Bernard arrow back rocker, $75; tea cart, puppies $150 Call 332 7732 after S $10. s drawer chest, $35; dOUble forappt bed. Complete, $45; walnut desk, __________________________________ glass top, $75. kuIp Decorators, Free' to good homes- Two very 109W First St. 377 2335 friendly 8 mo. old female dogs. 332 211$ SANFORD 322064$ W. Garnett White - VETERANS )ISABLED Pisy 179) I lane hqtiwati. w.th 7100 Sq ft cf otfri' & warehouSt' spot Call . ,,, , Organ Sift's & Ser/ We buy Auction Galleries) ________________________ uSed pianos & trade LessonsP'3n0. organ, guitar, iccordian. Kit(hr'n Bathroom Cabinets, Transportation pt'i & group Balls P'ano& Organ Counter lops, Sinks Installation Sates. 30) W Is? 377 3255 .iiailable Bud Cabell. 332 57 ______________________________ ______________________________ 51-Household AT 322-2420 ANYTIME - : ri share furnished apartment, All .......... ----expenses paid in x-xchange for Commercial Building companionship and minimal care Oticcs 01100 I't-.J ',S,,reeict,'..' truck assistance, Phone 323 3691. height Large fenced Outside storage (enlr,il 10,,'cn It's like pennies from heaven when you Sell "Don't Needs" With it Call want ad -. REALTORS MIS 2SISPARK 372 3 ' 12 Noon, Every Friday 6Pets.Supplies Clean] bedroorn. l't bath, avocado StOve' & refrOrrittor, blue carpet. central heat & ar Payton's. 327 130) For Sale Dc Lease, t,y Owner, Commercial property. Zoned C 2 - 121.000, - 5c II Seop Space lIiD N Maple 3?) 8371 Ot 377 - - - _________________ Chapter 30 MAKE A MOVE To this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, range, refrigerator, garbage dtspoSal, family room, central vacuum system, completely fenced yard JIM HUNT REALTY 327 97o1 ro.jt, Rentals B -. Want To Buy Or Sell A Home? Call Sanford's Sales Leader 7521 Park Dr Lots F ST A If. Ni .5 Sn.o' clubeouse ISOmo Fr." P0 tic. 'IC. O'i'.'r' ii.! icr. fcellen? Opportunty Only .i to hours weekly with complete ompanytrainlnqandbocatignset up Investment of $60055000. Call collect. Mr. Carson, $13 576 5370 ,,!t't TERRIFFIC POTENTIAL! Add a little T LC, and you've got a showptace. 3 bedrooms, studio apartment, kitchen equipped, central heat, paneled family room With fireplace. Only $39,500 We'll & Sprinkler system for yard. Recently paInted inside 6. out. Excellent kitchen Cabinet space. Cid"flrnI Condition 125.000 Realtor 35-I'bile 24-8usirss Opportunities (across from Ranch HouSe I Hon's 34-'--hiobile _________________________________ - MERICAN -- - PINECREST- In E. Woodland Or .3 BR, 7 baths with Fla room. - ." .' . Dealers Auction - 0967 Ii no answer, Call 3739)17 ________________________ woopst Don't overlook this 3 bedroom, l bath home that's only 3 years old. Central heal air. Round oak tables, finished or un finished Special to dealers Phone carpeting, kitchen appliances, 31) 372t extra large closets Reduced to _______________________________ 126.000 . ') ')'oL'R 11TH 1 377*84 MURCOT T5 li bU'itil L 322 6133cr 37? 0)6? - Large overhanging shade trees, 3 room frame house, kII(hfl appliances, beautiful homesite, Priced to sell at 516,500 - rrr F Sale Call before TO am or after 3 pm 18-Help Wanted QUIET SIDE STREET NOT MANY LIKE THIS Im maculate 3 bedroom, I'.', bath 32-Houses Unfurnished ffr'.2,.'' . ' . ' 4'';-:-a-' r5."'-i 'p 59-Musical Mrchandjse lll3ISE Fir'stSt ______________________________ 377 562'? - ______________- _________- -- lIfIT I- rer.ch A',r 3737310 . ' -' 12 5i -------.--- . - . iVILSON MAIEPFURPIITURE BUY- SELL-TRADE Ste n strom Realty ''sur:vlcl 8t:YOND (ff7pc• One BR, unfurn apt. rtr'trt h,il, or, c..rpi! '.t'i.e 6, ru tq., rj 32? ?6 -ill, r 5 & is ___________________________ ' C- 72-Auctèon PIOLI'c C.i5S,'ih(cr0 8)04?0 PROFESSIONALMAID SERVICE Call Cathy, 371 - - - _________ ________ ' -. hts, as is Cash anct carry ___________ TEXAS CHEMICAL C0.needs CheckOurListirigs dependable person, Contact NEED A RENTAL? Sanforct area customers. Be your STE PISTROM REALTY own boss We train B C, Crawlorci, 7565 Park Dr , REAL TOP 377 2120 Prt"s,, PAPICO, Box 52. Fort REALTORS "' Worth, Tex. 76101. DellOna On golf course, 2 large 321.0041 bedrooms,? baths, double garage, appliances, carpet, Reasonable It's easy to place a Classified Ad rent Call mornings or evenings, PINECR EST103 Shannon Dr.. 3 We'll even help you word It. Call 901 789 7378 BR near shopping centers, 372 7611 churChes, elementary school, city l or Pint. Sunlanci, 3 BR, 1 bath. playgrounds Screened porch, carpet. Stovt' 5175 373 2771 fenced yard. work shop, cItrus. we'll for yard FHA or VA finan Unturnissiect? Bedroom Home cIng FHA appraised $71,250 $150 month plus cieposit Recently painted inside & out, Phone377 '*' 5-Lost & Found ____________ Man to mow, use grass catcher, edger and trim shrubbery. Phone 322 *491 ___________________________ ___________________ - - - ., - Kish Real Estate 365 3121 'a 1''.'' I? 9'? Phone 332 tt ,i,. & thitirS, Secretarial dek & Assoed Colors anytime ': Re,l',unahIt' rcnt. ____________ anytime flithery P ACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcohol:c Anonymixis Can Help Call 17) 1587 Write P 1) (Irs 1713 Sanford, Florida 37771 t' ''" SWAPsitOP 'LLAMARYET Lntion.. citri be a s.'Iier or a buy 'in charge All itd.n'ttcd free Cotr'.' r,rowse e'ier'y Sunday 7 to I ,it '? oifice furniturfr Moyit'litnci Driven Ir ' .i'rr (hairs, stritight chairs, filing For Free Estimate Iurr,iSti,'ct or on _____ Rolls, bread mixer, erperenced only to apply 377 7596 Seminole ____________________________ - 'i.' " Pastery Man for Dansh and SWCC' & Trade ____________________________ - Used New Vinyl Flooring 1919 S French ,.,,_':. 60-Office SUpplIes- - '.'bood or stir' - 10-Swap :ce'.-'-'. -______________________ .. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ____________________________ DUPLEX - 1974 Chrysler n.evdie nose speed boat, 15 ft. 105 lip Chrysler 5OM.isceflaneous for Sale '3211963321964 172 1959. 377 Wanted to boi used offi' Guant,? y Any PiOL Casse!hi'rr His y I? 9? f'' i::' -- engine; total time 15 hours $7995 .7 Sq. Yard Sanford Auction , '--- ------------ Call 327 1651 Central Florida's 3274991 DAVIS' ifl yPO 377 S8I -- ____________ ,,i We Buy Furniture 7921 Hw1i 17 97 eio reduced RAYMONDM BALL Peg Pr'al Estate Broker 377 561) Altcr Ifri, 377 7757 8)7W l, 51 Sanforl - 628 0636 5 ACRES, COLORADO, $7,750t 525 Down. 125 Monthly. Beautiful CGtorjo high mountain vitIley, Fully Surveyed Owner, 806376 £4p.e -'- '- -'-------- ROBSON MARINE 3lernptr Realty _______________________________ _____________________________ Leaving Feb. 27, auto train to 4 4 4 PARK, I. 7. 3, t'rtm of this Notice of $393 3726457 - 55-Boats & Accessories _______________________________ 120'x91' lot Furnished 521.000 LAKE F ROUT- Beautiful new P*)fIlr inhirwlecliunof DetSary.] BR, 7 bath, family room, enclosed 2 car oarage, large tot Priced ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Tori prices paid, used, any condition 4RI2e W.r,ter mobIIehomeorno,nectrurtion _______________________ available 647 1617 Merchandise central heat air Immaculate ' Nurses. RN's. LPPI'S. Aides; Aide' Companion, Needed immediately -- 7,l91ó -7.' Wanted to Buy _____________________________ ___________________ - Carr,ort Sale, Wednc-da, ThurslJay ,,nd F rd,iy, 9 am. to 5 pm, 440 V'tgflii Ave _____________________________ Conditional permits for (aSh Tuesday, Feb Sales 9e - - trailer apts Adult & family park LAKE MARY Take your choice of Weekly 35)5 Hwy I? 97, Sanford two well built modern homes. 2 323 1930 BR. 519.500. 3 OR, 523.500 BROEk COUP AVALON APA FUENTS BALL REALTY ADULTS, 140 PETS ________________________ 116W 2nd ,i . EeninqIlerad, Sanford, Fl. Oste-en Good terms Dscnt for WOODMERE- 3 BR, l'- bath, IN COUNTRY- 3 BR. 1 bath, 4 , -- WE HAVE from Ifo20itcres, near PINECREST- 3 BR, 1 bath, central heat air, new roof and paint, FHA commitment $24750 SUPILAND -- 3 tSR, 1 bath, central tencect arct. financing available, $22000 SOUTH PINECREST-. 1BR,bath Price reduced to $17 000 (',ENLPI.L CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC ISIS Park Orive $lOup 54n Mo O - ____________________________ ____ JOHNNY V.'ALKER PARK AVENUE MOBiL F PARu _______________________ REAL ESTA1 ASSOCIATES E'Drrivnc,'ci& Newly LiCensed .lo.n "Santor(t s S,iIi' Lc,ict,'r" STENSTROM REALTY 7565_____ Park Dr , REAL lOW 377 74 ____________ 4 . . r('(l('(flr,Ited Conic see 300 F t. rporf ' 4-Personals __ J(///f/u/uN9 bt'driim .Ipartments, () Unturei5tid Newly tu5hh,'d l '?I3c'ctroom Adultsonly - . . 5)1,650 l.,e,. ___________________________ CLUB • The Sandbar Oii,' & - MINIMUM -- BAMBOO Bedrooms, 2 baths, double garage, split bedroom arrangement, built in dishwasher, w w carpet, central fl ,, cicellent Iandscapincj Sunday Noon Friday - - - DEADLINES I.s'ateflri"ker 3 BR. 1 bath, completely turnished, air corid, Iened, fruit trees. arpeted Close in. 321 0171 Immediate Occupancy - IIt'ari I ,iPi 1q11', ,'.,,tcr tn . 'ittiltS S9tt 50 177 2296 ,ifter i'". '. wii ncts iiAreage 3 (leautiM lots with 71 fruit Ir, 1S Alma Ave E V Foster, Lake. Mity, )fl $14. - Spring Specials , ,i _!l.E .4i!S? * * * * ti'iturn Ideal location Reasonable Large csiii', lot on taue, paved L'I roads, 56500 2rwj lot on take & 5f, r terms 3l-ApartmentsFurnjshJ 3 Lines Minimum ., ._._ 41c a line Jic a line 74c a lIne (57.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9 Noon p. T (JOviedo..DupIex turn lthru S times 6 lhru 15 times 26 times 5:30 P.M - ' TAF F ER REALTY 41-Houses f'irk AVC,2.1pt711,,,r 5135 me Dep PfortonOrqitfl,l,ition _______________________ Ri- altor, 797 377 3307 ________________________________ 322-2611 831-9993 - - mm 0cc Franklin Arms ApIS 1120 Flit Ave. 37)i - HOURS 41-Houses - 5131 up I & 1 BR, .iII G kit(hn, OdQndo WInter Pak CLASSIFIED DEPT. -- - Real Estate FICTITIOUS NAME Tuesday A LA CARTE MENU TO It n m - - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttiat that I am s hereby by virtue of that certain Writ of by virtue of that certain Writ of rqqJ in Business at 104 N Hwy * - Eccutn issued out of and undr Eecution issuiti out of and under 17 97, 730 Hocks guests CklO 01 Seminole Casselberry, te stat of the County Court of SCHOOL PROGR'.1. (.1 the seal of the County Court of County, f loricta under the fictltc'' 9 RHYME AND 2 CANDIDCAMER.A bt'asescapesaflerkdIinga Seminole County. MING Florida, upon i Seminole County. Florida, upon a njmr of CITRUS SIGNS. and that I 200 6' G000 TIMES P1n, ji the susp1 hnal judgment rendr final judgment rendered in the in the 900 9 S.000 PYRAMID Evening 9 HO(,LOOOS0UARES aforeSaid court on the l7tn day ot aforesaid court on the Is? day of Clerk 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW the Circuit Court, Seminole 230 September,A,D, 1974.inthatccrtajn be USe txofher 01 Tetrys guI Deccmber,AD 197S,inthat certain County, Florida in accordance with 8 OC 600 4 (jj' 2 12 THE DOCTORS case entitled. Robert H. Gentry, Jr., case entItlCd, Southern Discount th provision', of the FICtitiOUS 2 '4 6 2 12 MOVIN' ON Sonny 9' NEWS 6' MIKE 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT UGLAS so d b a Automotive Service of Orlando Company Plaintiff, vs Chester M. P4amr Statutes, r' Wit €t) DIMENSIONS IN GIL. and . (Oaude Akir and 4 6' ONE DAVATATIME Section Plaintiff, Vs T erry Smith d b a 6 (Tues orgy) ORLAN()O 9 THE NEIGI-*3ORS fld Dora E. Welts, Defendant. 86509 FIorcia Statutes 1957 lURE Fra,c Converse) boon un. StuationcomedystarrtngBon. Terry't Garage. Defenciant, which which atoresaid Writ of Execution €1) (Mon) ERICAR)Tues) AREA CHAMBER OF COM. s M I Mathews €IJ MYFAVORITEMARJ1AN wt1cngaccorr,iicessnabook. aforesaid Writ of Execution was was delivered to me as Sheriff of PubIih Feb 10. 17. 71. MEACF MF ,fRFRSHIP SOUNDSTAGE (A) (WIXJ) ci'IivereqJ 630 rr.akng operation when their to mc as 5hrjff of s. flichar Masci at1 Pat Seminole County, Florida, and I Marcti7. 1976 ScHool PflO('RAMMING Seminoic County, Fiuritja, and I hôvr levied 2 12 M)C NC'v'ijS tJLAk IS USUIJ to I*Ju a day r4atrington upon the following ss 2 have 12 ANOTHEIl 9 MOVIEMon )'Fcw Those levied Upon the following k)RLD f)4 described property Owned by 4 6 CBS NE''S €D MOVIE 'BadiWOund to y,'• (ThtSS)NOVA(A)(FII)KUPS described property owned by Terry Chester M. and Dora E Wells, said g j3 as. Lisa Foy costar. Daiigor NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Smith d b a Trry Garage, said SHOW (R) property being located in Seminole Damn Pamela Tilfen 1964 NAME STuTUTE W RIN TIN TIN 6 SPACE 1999 property being Iocatrd in Seminole County, Florida, 300 particularly 10 °° (Tues) 'm young t' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 710 0 FL) BEl INO THE LINES County. riorida. 2" i: THE CITY OF THE more particularly described as follows 4 (3 Frederic March 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY Notice is hereby given that the described as fotlowi: 9 HAPPY DAYS FOnZO is 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH Any and all furniflings fixtures ANGELS Whifofightingtofree (A) pursuant to th (B&Vl/) 1961,(Wod )'CoremoOne (I) 19'7 Chevrolet Pickup and property taken from the undersigned, 6 I CONCENTRATION by Ainold the ner of a girl of hormocie charges. Statute." Chapter Name "Fitjtitj$ S GENERAL HOSPITAL ty ' L.at'eqe Harvey Sara Truck. No CCE2I7A 116557 with residence of the within named Ihe teenagers hangout, to 9 WILD, WILD DRLD OF Axmtnstor (Wayne Rcigors)un. 865 09. Florida Statutes, will regi$tcr white cab over camper P,4Ies. is&s (Iti5I'l (Thus) €Z) (Mon) A BIT WITH KN'T defendant, at 291 E. Marvin Avenue. ANIMAl S stand (S few himvi$secihegeks With t Clerk of the Circuit Court, in overs the dcta 01 a plot to bc;n storJ dl AIIarnont (garage in tWod M.)MAN ALIVE Longwoocj, Florida including iign WInd rn Jamaica:' M and for Seminole County. Florida. Altamonte Springs, Florida Act 12 ROBERT YOUNG. FAMI. lake over the govorrmonl and various hOuehoId furniture and thony .srvl. James Cobuirn €D THE MOTHERS IN LAW epen receipt of proof of the ciitional 1 nformaf ion available front €1) MOViE, The Pit and the LY DOCTOR appliances. rshsIIfotonth000, ues. (Fri.) lop Hat , Fred 330 blication of thiS notice, the fic the Civil Dvisionof the Seminole Pendujir, Additional information available fEZ) INTERCOM 24 4 .6 SWiTCH Msde in4 (pxp) tillous name, to wit LONGW000 6 MATCH r,AM ('iniy S"'! . '-•-r_. ..,,.,.,, -• tram ?h Cv D.vion uf Inc 630 3T,V TFEr vostlgating the mysterIous EXECUTIVE PARK, under which I anci the undersigned as Sheriff ' ijs 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE Seminole County Sheritrs Depart. of LAVERNEA1'JOSHIRIY death of a dierts tiof her, Pete am engaged in business itt 830 E Seminole County, Florida. will at 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW ment. All property being stored at A. EEL) (Mors ,Tuos Wod,. Thus,) PtJ'rVly j iOnwOfli1, Florida lfl'n ,, IA.,,. I4 It fñ A Ii .., •,...... . . -- -, . - 14,oh,*eiv - Marshisjl and Ctncfv - J'IIl.ip..iu' . Lossing iranster & Storage. Inc., luirl c'ay 0? MarCh. LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (A) lL) MISTER ROGERS' 'j'''' -Wliarns stat in this comedy Th otter for 1iu Alberl) StLSTO on to a sale and sell . iii Sanford, Florida (Fri ) CONSUMER SURVIVAL That the party intrPstl4l in said r,(fies about f girJ wykJng the hiqhest bidder, for cash. subject and the undersigned as Sheriff of highly pfded cryrpot'vJ business enterprise is as fuiic'w: KIT 1fl) 93(3 to any and all existing leins, at the Seminole County. Florida, will at Irt aMlwaukeotxesverysnthe the Sierras. whereaçyoupof Gerald Korman Front (West €1) ROCKY AND FRIENDS1100 AM. on the 25th dity of 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW Door of the Seminole late 1950s r'ten are making P1'$S to S4t Dated at LongwoOd. Seminole County Courthouse February, A D. in 6 Santorci, 1976, (Tues only) MIKE offer for sale W WHO SANK THE Cnty, Florida on February lttt, v rld War ifi Florida, the above described per and sell to the highest bidder, for 400 DOUGLAS SHOW. Short yeLUSITANIA" Considers 1976 Sonal propert5 9' MARCUS WELBY. MD cash, subject to any and all existing 2' IRONSIDE stan today oy, with guests wother the sir*lngwasaploy That said Sale iS being made to () KJiey (Jar s&Oiin)s&/ltYS tens. at the Front (West) Doorof the Publith' Feb 10, $7, 21. March 7 61 MARY HARTMAN MARY Barry Newman, Nataito Cole S.itlsfy the terms of said Writ of toencouagouS invelvemeci Seminole County Courthouse. in 1976 a paralyzutg st!ce HARTMAN Execution FL) SCHOOL PROGRAM. S,r,trci rt'ir.wi. tti( above DEW cx whether it was iiii Fj) ANYONE FOR TINJohn . Polk. 9 EDGE OF NIGHT MING dr's(rpt,(.(t personal property. -' __________ 04 IJeS5iOn by the NYSON7 The FsI Poetry Sheriff 12 DINAH That said sale i being made to moo NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Oiariei presosaxoam01 Seminole County, Florida satisfy the terms of said Writ of €D ADOAMSFAMILY 2 NAME STATUTE 12 CELEBRITy a Publish, Cb 11, 74, Marcn7,9, $976 S.atulCfli poetry. leatunng the Exccut,n TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SWEEP STAKES DEW 9$ 2 12 NBCNEWSUPOATE John E PetIt, works of (xothyParker, John Notice iS hereby given that the 4 MIKE 6 PRICE s RIGHT SHOW _______________________ Sheriff 900 £3et rnan, Richard Acmots, undersigned, pursuant to the 6 MEAV GRIFFIN SHOi*iJ 103) Seminole County, Florida 2 12 POLiCE ViOMAN "FtItiO Name Stalut." Chapter 00 Ct%TWfltflgS. Ogden Nash. Publish - Feb 3. 10, 17, 71. 1976 .2 0 EEL) SESAME STREET 12 HIGH ROLLERS 56509 Florida Statutes, wilt register S1 Aoyster(hesDIerlp) 1030 DEW is 9 THE FBI (A): Pteeni,od 4 PRICE IS RIGHT withiheCterkoftheCircuitCourt. in U €0 "C0fl'(5lCSWthlfl Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND and for Seminole County, Florida 7()4jJ3 Wed., SOO below. mo Bt'ns) ho is assgnod to FOR the Women's MovemonF' SEMINOLE COUNTY, RESOLUTION upon receipt of proof of the 9 (Wed oy) ABC AFTER1100 FLORIDA ofod guests Oi MOTION v publication of thiS notice, tO Wit co.' 2 SO0t. SPECIAL. 'Me and 12 WHEEL OF FORCIVIL ACTION HO. 75I$i$CAo9.F 4 6' M'ASH A hugo MISSIONER VIHLEN SECONDED SANFORD CARPET. LINOLEUM 2 4 9 12 NEWS 6 Dads New WIfe' TUNE STATE (lANK OF APOPKA, Lanc, , BY North Korean oil' COMMISSIONER KIM AND TILE under which we are vesonds EEL) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU Plaintiff 6t GAMBIT' Preomptod Keewn and Knsty BROUGH ' THE FOLLOWInG engaged i.i business at ill S Park casUalties in Urrocode(1od €D 700 CLUB R E S 0 L U T I 0 N Tuo., Avenue W A 5 in the' City of star tfltbostoryofthe traLSNia Sanfurd, ntslterspounng ottiehoe. SHAKER VALE, INC., a dissolved 1130 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT Florida 6. (Tue's 0I) 13 year old girl tacos meeting pii conouax Florida Corporation; BRENDA J. '2 12 TONIGHT THE REGULAR MEETING OF That the patties interested in said her lather's new wifo q AREA CHAMBER OF COM. FOELKER, KATHRYN L. BASS, 9' TIE ROcIES- Kevin TIlE BOARD OF COUNTY COM 4 business enterprise are as follows 6 CBS MOVIE: "Ibe high math teactior VALERIE B. GILLIS. as all of the MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE MERCE MEMBERSHIP Te5it Abramson the West Was Won €T MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 5utvvng directors and trustees of DRIVE 'ovo COUNTY, FLORIDA Off THE 20th ?i4I?S( Ira Alvin Abramson TUESDAY MYSTERY SHAKER VALE. INC., and the DAY OF JANUARY. (BI 1 AD.. 1976. Dated at Sanford. Seminole A D. Ntvs Will Ma)'ii It Bofler" unkno' assigns, successors in WHEREAS, Florida Statutes Cnty, Florida, Jaary 2d, 500 II 30 interest, trustees or any other pittty 1 requires the adoption of a Resolution Publl,h. Feb. 10. 17, 21. Match 2. 2' ADAM 12 2 t2 THE ADVENTURE OF HOLLYWOOD claiming by. through, under or 2 12 TOMORROW establishing temporary polling 1976 SHERLOCK HOLMES' €1) LASSIE SQUARES *'jainst SHAKER VALE. INC. E. p4ae when no accommodations DEW SI 9 DAILY WORD SMARTER BROTHER 4 POPE BASSETT a K a POPE E. 530 6. LOVE OF LIFE presently exist within the boun tM. 200 BASSETT, Individually; CON 2 wc 0 9 INVITATION TO BID 12 NEWS TIME ditties of a precinct adequate in DAYS (A) 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL. l.'AIili[t 2 30 BANK WINTER PARK. A Florida , ts 7 .N I City f Sanford. U comptiane wIth Florida Law, and EEL) EEL) (Mon, ELECTRIC COM. Wed, Frt.I "VII I A ________ °,'r Cra!n; C'ORDC'l S rr;.5 Lan, C1.api-, PANY ALEGRE" (Tuøs, Thurs.) NUTT, Individually; LONGW000 98.l and 10173 further Sealed bids will be received In the prescribes CARflASco(_Erj" 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES PROPERTIES INC , A Florida offic, of the City Manager, Sanford, that the location change in any Wednesday ED THE LONE RANCA II0 1155 I Corporation, and M. 0 BARNES, Florida 4 Individually and SUZANNE .1 I Seven (7$ Signal As%emblys 6 CBS NEWS the Board.,t County Commissioners Morning bASSET Iriovijuailv, LUS Four Way. Three Section, Fourteen determine that the accommodations [ego otice (11) SIgnal AsSemblyS Two Way, Defendants for any holding ot any election are Afternoon 600 NOTICE OF SALE Three Sect,on, Three I)) Signal inadegu,te at the permanent polling NOTICE OF INTENTION 4 SUNRISE SEMESTER NOTICE ISI4EREBY GIVEN that I?OO place, and Assemblys Four Way. One Section TO REGISTER (Mx)n, Wtxj, Frm) READING n the 4th dy of March, 1916 at the 2 (Caution ugh's) 9 NEWS WHEREAS, the Brd of County FICTITIOUS NAME hour of I$:00A M., at the West front ANO1HEINDMDUAj(TJ) 2. Fourtn(14) Prestre'ss Type IV 4 Commissioners of Seminole County, APIDFLEAMARKET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 6 YOUNGANDREST. door of the Seminole County Concrete Poles Florida, has determined that no EVERY SUNDAY AM,.] PM, C RAC K E RBARREL (A) Pursuant to Florida Statute LESS Sanford, Florida, the' accommodations presently exist OetaIieci specifications that the undersigned, desiring to Courthouse, ate CALL 322-1318 (Tht's.) WHY? (RI 12 MAGMFICF,n' ,,i,i..,j,,,.i rs.&. ..,,, -. ' - " •'V"U 'V'' WI" oIler 'ui' salt' awdiiaoi, at tne oltite ot th City wilri,n Precincts, 7A, 15. engage in business under the fiC __________________________________________________ _____________________________ 610 MACHINE t the highest and best bidder for .13. 17, 5? and 53. adequate for the Manager tjtiQu name of CALVERT CitSh _____ 2. SUNSHINE ALM.A.NAC All bids shall be in the City EEL) IIv'iofl) DRLD PRESS the following described real cpedi!lous and efficient housing MACHINE SERVICE at 203 PrOperty: 6 15 (R) (Tues, Wed., Tht') Manag,r' Office. City Hall, San and handling of voting and voting ford, Charlotte Street, Longwood, "EARTHQUAKE"'] BQin at the SW corner, SE ', of paraboernatia within taid c'recitmrt _____ i Florida not later ,i*. i 5: isi.isuir Cuun,y, I' iorioa. r*a,JJ, 11 O4AS F'IEMtM. intends to the NW ' of Section 23. r Townsh;p 20 NOW, THERE FORE, J. 1916 be register the Said name 625 BERS (A) (FrI) BOOK BEAT with the South, Range 79 East. thence run N BE IT bids will be publicly Opened on the -PLUS ' Clerk of the Circuit Coufl RESOLVEDbyth Brd of County same of 2' (Man) "Wth 1ILLIE DYNAMflE" s Rlng' ) o degrees os' os" E. for 47.i It date at 2.00 P.M. T Commlssoner of Seminole County. Seminole County, (Tuns, Thus, Fri) "Jeannie" TUES. & THURS. ED BIG VAUEY The City Commitsion reserves the along Ihe W, line of said SE'S, NW rtorda, that for Prociacts TA. Harry B, Catvert n 'i. SectIon 73. thence S. *9 (Wed) "01ilos Education ECONOMY NIGHT-ADULTS SI, CHILDREN SOc 1230 degrees 77, 3i. 13. 17. 57, and 53 the I011owic right to accept or to reject any or all Veronica H. Calven 41' 55" E.. parallel to the N line of ds in the bEst interests of the City 9 OAlLY%RD polllnu olaces be designated 2 12. TAKE MYADVCE PubliSh. Jan. 27, F,b. 3, 10, 17, 1976 the NE ' of said Section 23. for tempordry polling places for the of Sanford 0EV 134 6-30 4 6 SEARCH FOR 2100 S91 to a point on a curve con E Knowles. PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE 4 PASTOR'S STUDY TOMORRN cave to the NW on the W righlot. PRIMARY ELECTION, called City Manager for FICTITIOUS NAME 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 9 ALL MY CHILDREN City of Sanford NO'ice' is hereby given that I am way of Longd Markham Road: March 9, 1976, said polling places Pblith fl ERT I Thence along the arc of said curve U LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU EEL) ELECTRIC COMPAI4y Feb 17, 1976 engaged in business at 171 Sun being Oulside their reSpective DEW having as itS elements 9 SUNRISE JLILEE nyto-An Rd., Casselberry 37707 a central precincts, but contiguous thereto' 1255 erday Peo ________________ angIe 0111 ctegrees ov 1*" and a 6 35 2 Seminole County, FlOrida under tnt' rjsdiusof 12 NBC NE from Cavalier 1113 23 ft., for 10* 771 ft t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND PRECINCT H(, 7A - LOCATION ftCtitiou name of 4 FARM AND HOME I C.C.A. the I 00 point of tangency; thence S 77 Community HousC, Chuluota, FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, TRAVELEERS CLUB, and that I 638 2 12 SOMERSET degrees 17' 56" E. for 706 765 ft. & SAT. Florida 12 LIViNG IRDS along the right of way of Longwood 4 MIDOAY IN PROBATE PRECINCT NO 18-LOCATION UNDER NEWMANAGEMNT Clerk of the C,rcüit Court, Seminole Markham Road; thence N. $9 Seminole County Agri Center, In Re, NO 78)l-CP I 6.43 CASE 6 NEWS County, Florida in accordance with degrees 41' 55" W Your Host: Lucky Williams Estate of 12 HI NEIGHBOR for 1951 019 ft Sanford Frida 9 RYAN S HOPE the provisions of the Fictitioui along a line parallel to the 14 line of WILLIAM B GRAY. Open 11am,. 2a.m. Daily Except Sun. 650 Name Statutes. To Wit: Section the NE €0 SCHOOL PROGRAM. u of Section Deeased 73, TownshIp 20 PRECINCT NO. fl 86509 Florida Statutes 1957. LOCATION 4 NB MING South. RanQe79 East Thence along Sitnford Civic Center, Sanford, NOTICI OF 5: James E. Saunders COVER-NO 655 ?hew lineOftheHE.1 4 of the SW 'i Florida, ED MOVIE (Man) 'Aflack." ADMINISTRATION PubliSh' Feb Il, 71. Match 7.9. 1976 of said 2 DEVOTIONAL SectIon 23, 14. 0 degrees . JaCk Pala, Ede TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Albert. DEW l CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 37" E. for 57$ 300 ft to the point of' PRECINCT ff077-- LOCATION 658 1956, (Tues) '(dort,' beginning All lying THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 12 PAUL HARv and being in Sitnforci Civic Center. Sanlore. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Paut Menm flo Davis 1935 Seminole County, FiOtidit, con Florcia 700 (d) 'A ss the Dark taming 51.13 acres. IN THE ESTATE: 2 12 TOOAY (Local news Jane Wyman, Dasod Nrven appurtenances on said land or PRECINCT NO. 3 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LOCATION at725aewJ825) used in conjunction therewith -that 1949 (Tht's) "Rss for the administration liii Altamonte Springs Elementary ofthe WILLIAM B of the estate FLORIQ/r' 4 This sale is made pursuant to School. Altamonte Springs. Florida. DECEASED, 6 CBS NEWS'(Q, 4, "RdW,j GRAY, Summary Final Judgment in File Number 76 11 (P 7.30. local news) G'oer, 1956, (Fr1)"ThOetJql 205 N. Palmetto Ave. Ph. 323.9262 _____________________________________________________________ sanford Foreclosure entered in Civil Action PRECINCT NO. 43 pending n the Circuit Court for 0 SESAME STREET LOCATION ovo.' Glenn Ford, Geraldine Seminole County. Florida, Prottate No 75181$ CA 09 F now pending in Eastbrook Pool Association. Division. LARRIVE ALl WEJJ 9 G000MORNINGAMER. BiOr*s 1952 the Circuit Court in and for address of which 5 ,SIJNSHIN[ STATE.. Seminole Eastbrook Boulevard. Seminole Seminolethe County Courthouse, ICA County, Florida 130 County Dated this 16th day of February, 800 Sanforci, Florida, 3277$ The per 2 12 DAYSOFQ(JfjUVES 1976 4' sonal representatives of the estate '4 6' C A PTA I N PRECIPICT NO 17-'- LOCATION 6 AS THE WORLD (SEAL) ar WILLIAM (1 GRAY, II, KANGARoO TURNS Longwood Community Building, _______________ Atthijr If Beckwitpi, Jr., anct DAVID GRAY, whose aci GOVERNOR'S Longwoocj, Florida, ________________________ Clerk of the- Circuit Court cirrises are 75 Lake Or HIGHWAY SAFETY v ".1rtha T Vihlen Winter Park, Florida 37789, and 8?S PRECtHCT NO. 52 LOCAtION Deputy Clerk Witdmer, Abe'. Lonood. Florida Casselberry Fire COMMISSION Station. 37750, respectively i'iil,Iith Feb 17, $976 The rurr,e anci Ilonla D..'t.-t cf Aj171, ' Casselberry, Florida. DEW 95 address of lht' personal I ________________________________ tat lye's' attorn are set forth below, PRECINCT 140. 5) LOCATION All persons having Claims or Rolling HitI% Moravian Church, demands against NIGHT CLUB the estate are Longwood, Florida SANFORD'S THS FROM THE DATE OF THE SHERATON Fli,ST PUBLICATION OF THIS PUTTING S HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED "' NOT ICE, to file with the clerk of the that where the abovetald above. Court a written statement of " LIFE" INTO I ocsignations of polling placet Shall any claim or I . demand they may result In the voting place for two or SANFORD'S NIGHTLIFEI havc Each claim must be In writing precincts boated for the and must indicate the basis for the Pvrpose of in being lit 0rr4 S .'T'155t election in one claim, the Popular place. I name md address of the .tht Place to meet and greet building, the voting placej for the I ('editor or his agent oc' attorney, c.vc'cal precinctt invOlved shall be From Mvic City U.S.& hive great fun ?Oflife' Week Starts . Feb. 16 and the amount claimed If the r'st,Iblish,d and maintained claim 9 pm till 7am TOP ENTERTAINMENT separate and apart from each Other will isnol yet due, the date when it become due' shall be slated If t,ISTEN'H ri Said building, and DANCIN, .JOInIrI Fun. MON TP'IRU SAT i the claim is contingent or LADIES HUE WEDS. DRINKS, HALF PRICE BEsalo IT FURTHER RESOLVED Uflliquldate'.j the nature of the un that Happy Hourlp rn 6pm., FREE hor5d'oeuyres temporary polling places certainty shall be stated If the be recorded in the Official Record I claim secured, the security shall Book in the Office of the Clerk of the Dine In RELAXED Contort At dCS(ribe.d The claimant Shall Circuit Court of Seminole County, Floridi, and thit thu Resolution be' deliver Sufficient Copies of fh, Claim RIVER ROOM to the clerk to I thepersonal clerk to Published not more than thirty days mail on copyenable to each RESTAURANT nr less tPii.n twenty days prior to II reprentatjve tt' hOltlinq of the upcoming EARLY BIRD persons inttcsted In the. estate PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE to All whom a oQy Oily to 1' Te!d!, I NO . -- 'ungfihn.' Get all the ___________________________ N'. ,ou ne';? sc, "iu'" t, ij on t' wIts a ____ .s,irlt ,, itiard.ng & Groom,n Ph 322 Well Drillinn '----' �I BA -Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 17. 1976 o Ft - JACQUIN 90° AbC 6 y • AB HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY VODKAIR 860 KY. BOURBON I - GOLD COACH I BROOKFORD KY. IOYR. ' 1*11 MERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPI BLEND UPL PLUS ALL 7__ SE i"V11_ . ANCIENT V.S.O.P. WEEK & 40% WHOLESALE CA C 4 YEAR AGE86 FRANCE BRANDY SPECIALS •RUM RUM GORDON'S 0; vi%hirtI. VODKA owl '10 4 MIX ANY 12QT$. 61.95 r112-QTS. Qy OT. API' Pflt'IITAII , LUNIi URAN L!e IENTUCKY_BOURBC JACQUIN 9 nina LIGHT ON WISERS .-t. lay'. DELUXECANADIAN U . BLACK&WHITE BOURBON * 449 STANLEY O CANADIAN _ OR SCOTCH CALVERT 4 FIGURINES 0 PMERICAN LEGION AM. VET. _ . 499 .VW-11 REP. ELEPHANT IIERS TOTEM POLE 11)4 DICA)ITIR TEAC • RACING CAR VALUES 24.95TO fl it GINKNIGHT'S BRIDGE UUUU tU PtU 18 W' 469 QUART OUAP4TITV RIGHTS RISERVID GOOD TUES FEB 17 W/COUPOP4 QT. . ROSE QUA'iTirv RIGHTS RESERVED OLD CHARTER KENTUXY BOURBON 4 GOOD WED. FEB 18 W/COIJPON 5TH BONETI 881IMPERIAL L"It COLD DUCK QUANTIrY RIGHTS RESERVED ABC 8YR. 86° SCOTCH nndI %14IIMVIMN I LTD It's Eight It's Great L.T.D. CANADIAN I MIX ANY . 459 .&UO 12-STWS 49!0-T;HP UI. HAIG S STAR SCOTCH at 74.95 EARLY TIMES sis GUILT GIN STM 47.95 GORDON GIN 48.95 GORDON VODKA ITN 42.95 HEAVEN HILL IRI. sm 47.75 IMPERIAL BLIND 49.95 JIM HAM m 52.95 1. WALKER RED SCOTCH m. 73.95 CAN. LORD CALVIRT six 5495 CANADIAN MIST trio 49.95 GUCKINHEIMIR KY. GENTLE MAN TIN NIG'.)UNION CAL VIRT EXTRA BID. UN 5095 CHRIS. snot 5$95 CORONET BRANDY N 55.95 U' INN. JACQUIN ROYALE VODKA ITs 42.95 4395 ITS 40.95 UI. stm ABC 6 YR. KENTUCKY BOURBON OLD STANLEY KY. BRI. . JeWe DAIIT 10 YR, CHARCOAL YI'N ,•-ç TOM SIMS $ YL-$4 KY. UI. MIX ANY4sT, 49 399 L''t I25TH5 Sm 49,95 _j [ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD AND 549 01. GRAND Li CHARCOAL TEQUIL 599 1YL*R 33• SO ROUGE 4 • PINS . 3 sms 14 . 1- ALTAMONTE-435 1 BLOCK EAST OF 1-4 FOP.0-17-92 SOUTHCIUMITS KY, TAVERN 49 4 4T. JIM BEAM 479 -. r-:TT i' SCOTCH ____ 3$.01. VODKA 379 al.J GIN ___ p'-) SAMOVAR OT. 5,, WHITE HORSE WILD TURKEY 7"s'm . 51W BOODLES aT. VY. GENTLEMAN SEAGRAM GIN CATTO 'j69 GILBEY _____ KY. lU KY. UL HOUSE OF 479 719 ,o' VOM ____499 Aki ,., QT. 1 SMIRNOFF OLD CHARTER SEAGRAMS V.0. 779 SUNRIS 1 LIVE (NTEHTAIP4M(NT SCOTCH __________ 6"flT. ____ ': CIJTTY SARK 77 BEEFEATER C GIN _________ QT. iRIBARI GALLONS 4 ' 379 GAL. -- ___ LOD0N SIN OT. CHAT. LA CROIX STI IN CANS LIMITS A9 C 4 ST tuo ST MEUON utooc CHAT. TROTANOy CHAT. L.A LOUVIERE POUIROL wwn CHAT. VJEUX CERTAN CRAVSS $Ouul CHAT. RIPEAU IT 1MKJQ '10 CHAT. LYNCH BAGES vimfI' 3, 4, 15. 5,' i.*c • Seminole To Meet Gulf Coast In State Tourney Opener? 3 9, Davis tt..*r iuui latter wins its division. Lake City meets the Division 2 runnerup. Other pairings have Division :3 champion 'probably Brevardi playing Division 4 runnerup 'Dade-North): and Division 1 champ Edison facini Division 3 rsmnruun 4F1rrid2 "I. College t, Biggest surprise on the list of qualifiers S Edison. Coach Hugh Thimlar has been saying for ears that this is his year. Well, this looks like the year the coach cried wolf, no one listened and it came true. Winning it all will be another matter. One has to hand it to Lake ('its' coach Joe Fields. lie's going into the state tournament fresh after road games at I3revard and Gulf Coast. Nothing like getting if practice state tournm game in here and there. Another aspect of the state tournament is that while Brevard was taking it on the chin earlier in the season and lost an unheard-of-seven games before midseason, the Titans are zooming again and appear to have the Division 3 title wrapped up. Some of the names and faces area basketball fans won't want to miss seeing include Edison's Bichard Glasper. Lake City's doeverything Anthony, Florida College's Henry Pickens, Gulf (."oast's Charles Slappey, Brevard's Mel Daniels, plus Chipola's Paul Hamilton and Morris Randall. Sterling is hoping to add the names of Noc, Handy Faber, and Vernon Johnson to that list, SCC Netters Whi Easily . . " ____ Seeing Lake City and Seminole slug it out in the 4 junior college pressure - cooker Saturday night ___________ reminded me of what good basketball we have here _________ _____________ in Florida. ... -. The sight of big lion Anthony scoring just about . . everytime he got the ball much of the second half is about is good a selling point for JuCo ball ;1is anything. The look on Anthony's face was worth the price of admission (zero in this case, thanks to the Sanford CofC when Seminoles ('hip Noe started tossing on 25-footers over Anthony's head. Noe hit six in a row and seven of nine in one stretch. it wouici take an unusual combination of events lot' SeiiiItiol to be deprived 01 a state tournament berth. Like Lake City losing at home to Florida JC. Arch-rival Valencia heating Seminole Wednesday jwouldn't be so strange. Piirin (sr tkn .. .t iiuiiieiut dU SUCH tnat Excuse Seminole would play Chipola or Gulf Coast in the first round on March 4. depending which of the i .. Stadium I Head / . . SPORTS , - .-. "' me: SPring : When Men's SCC's Johnson, left, bumps Anthony Old Rival ' r ___ m Fancies Turn 1'o Holds Ke c+ I ; l + . ou ve got one of the best Seenis while Lake City has the hold the lead, records in the state. Ranked Division 2 championship in its early years8-5, primarily on fourth among 26 teams, Averaging 84 points a iame, Gold GirlS Softball Organizes -illy begin in the last week of maintained that they want to - ALTAMON LE SPRINGS dominance, February with pitchers and start spring training on time. hip pocket, Seminole and Seminole the An organizational meeting for catchers reporting first, follow- Miller would be agreeable to whipped Amateur Florida Junior College of Jack- Matadors earlier this season in the Softball ed by other players, who are that, but the owners insist that sonville are tied for second. Orlando, 87-51. Valencia won by Association is scheduled for usually due in camp by March before they open camps they The big difference Is that 12 points two years ago, and tonight at 7 p.m. at the 1. will tkive an agreement with the Florida JC must play at Lake that was the only runaway Altamonte Springs Civic Center But no dates have been set for players. That simply may be ('ity Wednesday night while victory in recent years up to on Longwood Avenue. spring training, 1976. and the impossible accomplish in the Anyone interested in entering Scnanult' is entertaining this fall. time is growing short if camps two short weeks be fore the ;ulencja. Valencia is 13-7 and capable a team is asked to attend. The aretoopenontir.le. That is why traditional March 1 start, espeA Seminole victory and a of playing '.s good of defense as minimum age is 16, and this the owners' neu!ntiatnrc have daily with the two sides far 'l'r'!rI JC year a women's league will also loss suultl anyone in tt)eStflte. Seminole decided to follow Miller, apart on mos t issues. be formed, autouuiatiallv put the Raiders 21-5 overall, executive director of the Major to lop League The cason for the tiri Basketball League in the Sanford Recreation is now 2.3 finished, and the Gold Team m first place has emerged as the team to beat. The trouble Is, no one has been able to do It yet . SHAD DERBY AT A GLANCE FEBRUARY ii THROUGH MARCH 14 SIll) DERBY RULE-S I. ('untt'st is open to the public. No entry fee or pren'stration required. 2. All boats must be Coast Guard safety equipped and tL's' common sense and courtesy when on the water. 3. All shad must be caught on hook and line. Fish not t'tite'red in contest should be released unharmed unless 11 ,11(i for food. 1. All shad entered in contest must be weighed and rr'istered on 6%) cai.ght at one of the official eigb-in stations, ()f .f.ItlAJ WEIGH-IN STATIONS (steen Bridge Fish ('amp Marina Isle Fish Camp lemon Bluff Fish Camp Lindsay's fish Camp I.EAI)FRS TO DATE Junior l)ivisiun Senior Division For more information, call League Players Association, on Kim Strum of the Altamonte his trip. Negotiations will Springs Recreation Depart- continue while Miller briefs the ment at 339-2421. players on the status of the' All Seminole County in- talks. dividuals are urged to attend. The two sides met Monday in WROBEATS TIRES WANTS NOU TO-00 W*.410 Meese Ltm MICHELIN 5j1r.-J 8:00 P.M. • - 06 . NIGHTLY ____________ " I) " - 1:45 Eric Saiitliez, Melbourne. i3 lb. 12 ui' I Clint Spillan, Sanford. 4 lb. lou . .3 bus, Jacksonville l.t'e, ton, Leesburg, Kiss;rmnec, Jacksonville Ribault, North ('its Pasco, Lake Wt'ir. Fort Myers. Tali;ihiccp, I iwn - . (lass I..aur( 111111 t- ' MATINEES Monday Wed. & Sat. - .- Evans Back Up To Third In Poll ' The ratings: Class AAAA I. Taripa Robinson 20-I $$ ." of - Card muuweweigrts and be has done quite ell with them Sporting a mark of 18-3-2, the gu1 looking Italian, Who calls liuston home, has only been NEW YORK I API -It's very Los Angeles, with Miller set to defeated by Rodrigo Valdez, m much like another y' baseball talk to the players there today. Ton)' Licata and Vito road trip ... two weeks and six On Wednesday, National Antufermo. And the are cities long. But Marvin Miller's P n Leagueownersmeetinctljcag0 sr'ncutfrrJ top tcnder fcr CuEftait nstionwuie Journey LS and it's no • • • • • .J I 4 I • 1 1 coincidence that the Carlos Monzon's Aorld title. considerably more vital than a site is the same hotel where There's one thing about Joe Davis has twice defeated holding foes to 68. in DcI.and for its seventh state ball club's ordinary raid-season Miller will be talking to players Sterling he's one of the most 10 Sanford's Tac' Pere,. along "If we beat Valencia Wed- tournament appearance sing. Thursda y. unassuming basketball coaches nesdav night, then we might years they have been bouncing with wins or men like J.T. The results of Miller's meetMiller moves on to Cincinnati in the state, lwe and Tommy Van Hatten. qualif," he went on without basketballs in Sanford. ings with the players and con- Fdav, returning to New York "if e qualify for the state batting an e)lasb. 1k' has also headlined cards all "But I feel that if we lose, tinuing negotiations with the for a Saturday negotiating ses tournament. . he was saying That word "if." A mightybig will have a playoff," said ners will determine whether Sian before moving on to busthe other day. one in basketball. Sterling, spring training will start on ton and Philadelphia next week COEZIC on Joe, you know Checking the records rather Through the years, the time or, in (act, whether it will and concluding his swing in Seminole Community College carefully, perhaps Sterling has Seminole-Valencia rivalry start at all. has Miami March 2. ull be there in Deland March good reason to be cautious, been a struggle. The Raiders Baseball's rites of spring usu. Publicly, the owners have The Gold Team sits atop the Seminole Corn in unity scores 6-I, 6-I and 6-0, 6-1, four team filed with six winsani College, showing an in- respectively. no losses, followed by the I'I ternational flavor on the tennis Seminole travels to Team with four wins and tv courts, opened its season with a Bradenton Thursday to face losses. In third is the Gren strong 7.0 victory over Indian Manatee and has home match Team with two wins and four River Monday afternoon. Feb. 26 against St. Johns River, losses, and sunk in last with no No. I seed Steve Cox, of wins and six losses is the Blue Cox 0 Friedman 6 1. 6 2. Thomp Toronto, disposed of Indian Team. , 0 MWe 6 1 6 1, ROEISo River's best singles player, 6-I, McChysiral 60, 6 I. Flagg 0, Beth VanNe.ss of the lied 6-2. Stuart Thompson and Peter chiSon 61, 6?: Gonzalez 0 Williams 76, 60; Ccx FIag 0 Fried man Team leads all scorers wi th 61 Roberts, both of Australia, Moo,,63,6 3; ThOmps(Y.Ob'rIso points on 27 field goals an! knocked off No. ' and 3 foes by ''Chtr,I A?ctsi 6 0 e 4 seven free throws. Following Beth Is Val Cotton, right behind Gal's Softball Meeting Set with 60 points on 29 field The Sanford Recreation The nlectinl' will be at the and two free throw s. Department will hold ar recreation office In the Sanford Dot Grigley of the lied Ittni organizational meeting Civic Center, and all groups follows with 51 total tallies Tuesday, Feb. 24 at 7 p.m. for wishing to enter teams are Jackie Hilton of the Gold Team all those Interested with 40 points and Robin In requested to attend. establishing rules and by-laws Higgins of the last place Blue for a women's slow pitch softAlso to be discussed Is the Team with 38 points round out method of sanctioning teams haIl league. the top six scorers ST. PETEItsIIUIU; API Cocoa Beach is still atop the Class AAA prep has- Ring OlU\NfXJ_s\ new f;jce 'MIl over the iti(i;Ian(Jhasmet the the fastest knockout ever be on display tonight at the likes of Elisha Obed, Mehn achieved in Florida in his last Orlando Sports Stadium when Dennis. and Gene Wells, bout when he stopped Tiger l oud-talking, fast-punching The Vincent-Chancy affair Ilall in 17 seconds. Vinnie Curto will niake his doesn't figirre to go the full Nathanial is one of Tampa's Central Florida debut against eight rounds it is scheduled for. top stars and his fast feet and Tampa's "Fast" Eddie Davis in Both fllefl are dynamite hands figure to carry him past a scheduled 10-round main punchers with Vincent just Turner. event. cimuing off a close loss to Perez The amateur show will get The Curio-Davis rvatchup in the last main event at the underway at 8 p.m. with the headlines a show that will Sports Stadium. Chancy scored main event set for 10. present seven bouts, including a Southern junior middleweight title defense by Mad Dog Ross against Cyclone Williams; an eight-rounder between Joey Vincent and "Wild" Willie Chancy; a six-rounder between Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Feb. 17, 1974-18 two -of Florida's finest light hcavvciglit Savag.• -Turner and Nathanial Gates; and three amateur bouts. Despite his age, 20, Curto has been in against many fine 3. mmilim 6.1 CHAT. TJMBERLA y , 5, °'°' BUSCH CHAT. L' ANGELUS 4 9101T.BEER 29 SPAR _______________ UM1T41PAA3 CHAT. LATOUR 111-31. PUAU WM ________________ 6 ST CHAT. DUCRU 8EAUCAII[OU CHAT. GONTET 'GILBEY VINRDSE GIN ________- '0T _________ • BURGUNDY __________________ r .RHIN( SAXONY __ Gig •is.i.._._3"ot. 8 oz. LLOYD'S OF 399 COCKTAILS ____ .' -. CHAT. OE FAIX DISCO" through it." The Toledo native recalls she "always liked to get out and pg and be active. couldn't stand to sit around playing with dolts all day. I used to run home (ruin school and one day a girl friend said why not come out for track." That was when she was 11, and her natural athletic ability resulted in her winning the long jump gold medal in the Junior Olympics of Lucas county, getting on the Toledo All-Star has- _ - 230Z. as' STUART_______01. 01. B&B 095 6.$ [_ATALTAMONTE I THE SAVINGS IS YOURS f SALE ENDS SAT. 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She has scored 72 tcuchdowns in her (our seasons of play and her longest run was 93 yards, butshe modestly gives the credit to her blockers, "11 it weren't for them I wouldn't be where I am. They're the ones who get beat up, not tue. If they get beat up to open a hole in the Line for me By JIM HAYNES - V.V.O. OUATT RHTS GGOU Flu FEB 20 W/COUPON 3_________ RIVERS i TOM SIMS IV, WHYTE& MACKAY _on a KENTUCKY BOURBON CASt NCIENT AGE Ill. r'i 52.95 RUM QT. (1IATITV_RIGHTS_RISIRVIO4 I GQQD THURS. FEB. 19W/COUPON dscriminatcd against ins., though she notes that things are getting better, " ey have better equipment now than when I was in school," she concedes, adding ruefully that she gets just $25 a game when she pkys for the Troopers, working both offense 'd defense. The teari) wears junior high school boys' uniforjs and the only concessions to females in the women's league ;i smaller ball. 12 minute quarters instead of 15. and kickoff .. sports programs, "It's not to show up men, ' she explains. 'l Just want to tell the kids they'll live a lot longer if they get into sports, that competition will give them selfcontrol, respect for themselves and keep them in good conilitiori. An I'd like to put the kids on the right step. It was hard for me when I came up. I needed someone to teach me." While linda does not feel that she has been discriminated again.st as a black, she does he. I ih:;t ,'irlc in Curto, _ GOOD FRI FEB 20W/COUPON 4 91 RONRICO 3 9 MARTINS 4 GIN MATEUS GOOD THLJRS FEB. 19W/COUPON I GORDON 99 J 4 49 49.95 J OT. 'GIN MIX ANY t 1 2-STill n,u..uurur 90 PROOF OLD CROW i_ew ljfl.- 69 BEEFEATER 479 QT. our And she wants to see more girls compete in all kinds of sports. She'll be doing her bit toward this end while continuing her (IWfl Sports activities and pur. suing a degree in environmen. tal health at the University of Toledo, where she is a soph. oniore. As a community relations representative for Owens-Corn. ing Fiberglas Corp. she will travel throughout the country speaking at schools, (ports din. ics, recreation department gatht'ring and clubs. encour- Hunches DELUXE 10 YR. CANADIAN TEACHERS SCOTCH CASE 6149 77.50 CYUI - okay, Thoseare not contact sports. As for football, no way," she declared firmly in an interriew here, linda, in New York for television appea ances she admits made her more nervous than coming up against a hefty op.. ponent on the field, predicts increasing interest in Women's football. We'll hm Superbowl some day, even though we may not have 80,000 to see it," says the 5 foot 4, 125-pounder who was named female athlete of Haynes' ST. LEGER WORLD'S FINEST UQIl? SCOTCH I 0 DANK MCGREGOR EZRA BROOKS _ EXTRA ___ rn a household ord like O.J. Simp. son's but she, too, is an out. standing ground gainer In professjonal football. The 21-year-old halfback with the Toledo Troopers ran for 1,. 357 yards this past season and scored 14 touchdowns. However, the attractive female grid Star thinks Women should never compete against men in football and is content to stay In her own league, which in this case is the National Women's Football l.eal!ue, I!ICLAN SCOTCH SCOTCH MIX ANY 12-08. £99 -. 13.75 QT. QT. 59.75 I flu BUTLERSCOTCH M&M - S DAY SALE TUES., FEB. 17THRUSAT 0 KENTUCKY BOURBON - . • - - w J Mite ED VI' :' 6 YR. 35% KY. BLEND 'eMo ri.& BEVERAGE MIX ANY U 1 No O.J. 1 This H alfback s NEW VO1U AIt - l.inda 'In track, basketball, tennis 1975 by Woman Sport magazine aging girls to participate in Jefferson's name may not be GIN MOST OF !UP 0 ROYAL DELUXE AT______ IRWIN! 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W.son . tIc 80 Stetson ,. ' D,ime 97, B4Jtfrr 90DAY GUARANTEE 408 MATTIE ST ' I / I • r meats fruits luices CCOG0 -: -.: - As the Gators pleased their Alligator Al1e crosd %londa) 00 500 2 Tonkawa Carol WhU t k a • 19i 171 60 - - Gary Miller a first class CalIfornia selling radios, stoves 64 ci;:4i rts A in the evening If nessary In 1946 John Rich ned and 'iii' -/ is food service program She prefers that both husband and W L T Pts OF GA 361010 07717 157 PlPhia nda ea ug Avenue in the Gordon Meyers building or call 321 0323 to set up an appointment All it will take is about 43 minutes of your v 76 E Tennessee - _____ * irQ n a, t Lou U N Alcorn St $7 Tenn Tfl $ Ml Tpn ___________ __________ M-- oly sio for your car such as Atlas carol no St 9? Bapt, 7 - - - 7.•1 I . - 's° oblems Ben. his wife Daisy, Steve and, his wife Pam and their t5O All you have to do to find oui - _________ ___________ Steveopenedthestaiiin197o everything out thoroughly to and wax for a mere dollar. They have always been and intend on staying with Amoco because they feel a top grade gasoline like Amoco will give • FREE CAR natloIde operation since 1946 needs, Rich Plan delivers to you venience, and savIngs, finding out about this wonderful and has millions of satisfied and puts into your home freezer If you are forced to move, way to live better on less. You urs to attest to the soundness the mt, vegetables, fruits. Rich Plan will buy back your don't have to be a Rich Man to ____ Cond? on Electric Inc. •Sqn R.pir D( (ke you used to get in the good M too - and budgeting monthly Sales Manager for Rich Plan Rich Plan Home Serivces the - 9 43 167 31. I I reasons why you should make wnMr W!i rccc-.-c Witiams&SonAmocoyourgas offering an air conditioning if yo don't purchase your gas station system check for $550 plus at Williams & Son you can still _________ Hwy. 1flgwood lAir 6 00 32 3 CoCofliue(1) P 0 (56) 5)120 156) L Williams & Son Amoco Station Amoco is offering a tune up wash With a $500 or more Robert Risner two very per reopened for dividual just phone Vivian or Emrirn I: downtn San I 2 their success. Each catering relaxing dinner, and Bucks • _____ f) 120 300. 700. Si 7, 500 3 L L Squint I?) 300 0 (IS) 17040 P (IS) '° " " - .1 Everyone knows the ad FenClflQ s 7$ _=L_ * these days and think there is no warehouse and distributing Rich Plan and y for it along dition by Rich Plan men to way you can affordquality food point for all of Florida. The with your food on regular Insure against food soollace anymore, then think again! Sanford sales off ice, under Mrs. monthly budgeted peyments. .r Th P1 The Rich Plan is a tried and ,Y Rich Plan 4 years, covers a Choice(yield I and 2), properly e 9, a frozen food direct to your through Deltona Glindb's tables and other foods are r Future in Every Package. Custom Built I 33 2? 36 Or Vrg,nla 77. N GB (3 n Anton kentucky Indiana ci St 93, Delta 5' 71 1 . 3 l'ieturedabo%e (ItoriStut %%illiams,lkn F %illiams,and(.ar) MiIkr Sanfo rd n Fence" - Tech 01 YcNs A ___________ tinel (6) 100. 210. 3 Ma)'$ (II 7 0 0(76)12020 P 2 6115)70 )1i2 16 0 I Rrj. . FENCE SPE i LIJI . Shorter ____i1EI_ W • i• (rn - ' I -'- l a Omaha Memphis St 17. 5 Mississippi .E TATOES L Angeles at Houtn Phoenix at Detroit iGra 98. Geori , iI A Ph. 323-6630 1400 W First St . . Wa nq on a 70 - Ienne 77, OT CtdCl ei. William & Mary 67 77 P Todiy'sOam PorBana a? Golden State at Pr Yore Atlanta at Clevejanø L Angeles at N Orleans Buck s has the facilities to Saturday Sunday or Monday cter any event large or smal1 during evening hurs fui ::01dt orevena pig in through Friday from 5:00 to willbe happy to set upan A 27 39 4) ii 7) 7$ IS? tip. 71 3? 436 IS SI John't. N,V. el Siton i4 aIi 6 Syracuj )OL Stohitl 35 Tufts 91. Brande,5 73 Yntow St 71. Butfalo SI Lou%, sundaes floats, shakes cones Buck s has G S?te Pacific Division 722 EAST JackSonville ne your favorite beer or wine Smothers - 1 'c2)S60403A hat.e led the Gators to a 98-84 rrdir' i nci-d ii you are entertaining a f Buck's Fine Food Emporium bar heads a variety of salads, made to order, are artistically If you haven't already tried will serve meal size sand meats cheeses breads designed Buck s is renowed for Buck syoudon tkn what you wiches, salad plates for those relishes and dressings. Add the their catering business and are missing. Stop in at 13th weight conscious eaters, finisinq touch to a delicious have an ever-gring list of StreetandSanfordAvenuefora SCOREBOARD ___________________________________________ - - - Oviedo _ - ___________ aroma of delicious food or eat items as meat loaf spaghetti or on outside patio amongst the iazag hot turkey sandwich 516 You Might Gel A Big Charge Out Of it But It Takes An Expert To Do The Job Safely. CALL US - ___________________________________ oldtime restaurant You can lunches from 11 00300 Mon who dont have the time or cheese platters for a modest RETA11 Don 't Play With Electricity! - - - _______ K s C 1rrrer S Ctv Lt'e 6 Bootr , - eating place in the heart of - i as ____________________ and rep1ad him ith Ge ral Miager Gilles Leger 1i; 8:1 TWerø Check With Blair or awer or . . . ' North Carolina State University - --- ----*:- Vureis. 6 A (76) 531 10 DO (76) 5795 )(Iatiofl SU; Bu iralin, Sweet Daisy. 6 MMQ P.' BLAIR AGENCY Mon.. Fri. 9-5 I ditors - . _____ II 5 Lu r e E Chert, I Mon Ii Pc Ii GrOvtho. 6 Spencer. 1. Rrenne. Moforc cle Insurance - WnnpfEmoon p' rne so, a a T oonto Buck's SIXTH - . A I Journ?' K%Pharo.7GTomnE(be,, I I?I7FREHCHAV E . .SANFORDNEXTORTOSTEMPER33,413S proval. &wetti hld he intends to keep the ack 71 35 3 15 710 250 - - - - - - --- - - - - - - • Namelags. All Kinds of Engraving. If Braintfi ' 'Bd ' Ai ri" 11IA1JAH - Huileah Parks owners have spurned a $13.5 million cash bid hn the historic but money.Iosing track. signing instead with a bidder whose Tuesday, Feb )7,)i76-38 I CASSELBERRY -- - • __ - --- - SALES y 1792 I FURNITURE I I , ---=-=- - -,- -- - ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. It was something different, As for marriage, "that shoul I said, 'Don I do It. Its not lady. competitIon with the Worner like to play football.' Iliovement. "I'd like i - - - -- �- It--n - 1, ------ -- -- - ---- - ---- -- - . .--• -•-- ;- ---- -- - • - -- ----- -- -- .&-••- *---..-- '--------.---------.--,2• Tuesday, Feb. 17, 1976 lb—Evening Harald, Sanford, Ft. BEETLE BAILEY B UT ) .REN'T O) cRi \C E ¼%LL A :G.4TE. PLA7E M ..-aEEP \ V4T I / OiJr' i TE EJETC %~"` / 1YPES I O THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 1/A THPA t ~ f . _~ N"--j~ t L se A I AMIl r T rri RLc<PY oo u \~ Lii ','ALáI'IiA jnIIL l\L Nfl JS1 !JUI T 4Z .Ippell.il (it) Cudgels II Thø Fast 13 JuvenaFs ftf 14 Pauser C,oddess of the ' 2 Dairy animal I School subject -1 Matched Mofindin dye p1 I Type of lettuce -.3 Symbol for nitOn 29 flight tab I 30 Took food - 31 £ $ Prostate WILL BE A STUD'' THE EFFICIENCY( SOLAR. HEAl Cancer s lug Ki ler l Dr. Lamb I CJ ) ~ by Stoffcl & Hcimdohl "KEE 5 I — (7 - I \\ —m A a --'4\( MKk 1 ' A • i7iI \ F4W' I '- 1 ( I L / \\ CIAX6 ? usr ADDING A LITtLE CLASS I GOflA FIND JT HAW! TO ' WHAi LJN ON eS$DES , '( -. I UR EATER\ SIRE! --- '- Y I , : ( ' H — _ . — -. - 11 11-i il - -i_-ri L - ~7, 3LONDIE - 'øP I7!I'? ii UC() i' 11 -t ,' t.i?IDVy 46 ''c Chic Young Wrest Key arro. rils't I S GJ S-ES EXPECTiNG s Cr ,O..t*ILS. ' ----: y,trl ~ ~4 F T TO Bt A — ___. TortIs the end of Tuesday night's weekly commission meeting, Kwiatkowski suddenR oraiie fhr' re1Iit,nn rn County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowskj suspecting Kimbrough. In loud and vigorous provided a year's worth of levity T'iesdiy tones Kiatkowski read aloud the resolution night when he asked for and received board which went something like this: passage of a resolution instructing Corn-"Where John A. Kinibrotigliasa county missioner John Kimlirough to retrieve a longcommissioner has fulfilled his assigned duties lost courthouse m aster key from Circuit with vigor and zest. And, Whereas John A. Court Judge Dominick Salfi. Un MEMO 0MMMM01Juuuui iuuuaauuuu Jil ul II l jl . 1 i1P1 Jul JIlL _JIIIJ JIl Jll.-- * VON JIl JIlli jlJ JIIJIIIJIJIII 'lllluuuuuu ur .1 _____ I I I -- ____________________________-- -. - - •.•.- _* •'------_ : •-. 1!~3~ i~ f I ' a 4 .fr _\ ! 1 ---- I — I _. - L f :4. /' I)-" — . I ( - r PRISCILLA1S POP '- 'Jf It FORGOT To KISS '\ I. GuEss\ YOU cOODNIG-4T') T1-4 'S )j --' GOOD I !___ ni II -' -' %P1.1 by Al Vermesr PIISCILLA1 YOU'D eE'TTER WHY AREN'T ttUjI HAVE A GOOD ' IN 8E/Il EXCUSE! c ; - L, ' 2 ' I , I— 0 " 4 " ~__ 1J\ - _. * J ) `_ /I r ' _'•&. .1k - 4 - iyv_ n.t I -$1& - '... a .-I'• Jf fl'--' ~iem - - P%" "O 7 ' !,.. , -1 --~ -'It •' ''z ~ fl" -4 - 6~1 (_ __ ( V If.. :7 --- a Pt C $ - . ; - — 1t - V -\ L 11 I ' ' :- - ? ¶ ..V - $ ..1 ; SIGN YOU VAWTEO SvENSOtf A -a i- . -. W , '9 ' 1" . • I -, -'-' pri r4# ' .'. f. -. - ) ', I" - - p1 ' .-. g . .'F' i •a - i : - & t - ''.: - . - - f 4' -. '.• FRANK AND ERNEST -. - - Y -- ' -. ' 2- .Y -'.P X: C. - - , 0 _ kJ(1 (", V 1,P - i-Tj • .[ , • U -. - - 0 apply to Ellis' yearly salary. -- L F . __T_ . ::21 ; I — ThINK L --- . U 1) by Bob Thaves Fr~-I~ I Tlh ,. 'A-" y — - .1__ft--w Q- --4- _~; ç - — I'.os 2 A --- -- :- -. — . -. -. %% rst North East South -- . L'- - -. A- I'.w, 5 • i'. - i• —Arthur Treacher's fish and chips is reportedly looking Into "We surveyed the Five major restaurant chains purchasing the old Royal Castle rea, took have chosen sites for new outlet on U.S. and counts, talked to outlets in the Cityt of Sanford in —Wuv's Burger Is planning to loca l people, got the past two months, Sanford build its facility at a con. information City Nlartager W. E. Knowles struction cost of $142.000 in the census said today, adding the activity Sanford area. competition. We feel may well signal an upturn in the Accorbng to Wuv's Burger more a nd construction industry locally, vice president of cperatlons, more The restaurants include: people are eating William Lips, negotiations are —Burger-King, which took continuing have more several out, on out a building permit Dec. 24, prospective sites, leisure time and are listing for permit purposes cost Noting his firm did a looking for a good of construction of the outlet at thorough market a nalysis place to eat." 30 Orlando Drive at $100,000. before choosing Sanford as a —Wi II ia m Lips ambo's is to construct Its site for the one of the 30 Kinibrough has recently been appointed - "Therefore be It resolved that the BCC does hereby assign the earth-shaking responsibility of retrieving the courthouse key from the honorable Dominick Salfi and deliver sa id key post haste to the said BCC." - Seems Salfi some fours years ago was inadvertently handed the master key. Since the mistake was discovered, however, each commissioner, as he was assigned as courthouse c ustodi an , was instructed to retrieve the wayward key. No one did it. Not Sid Vihlen Jr. Not Michael Hattaway. Dick Williams failed, too, Now, Kim br ough has a secret plan. He says he will not fail. His secret plan just might involve -- __ 2v I'ass i N i l'asi S N I I',i t £ "" A Nt'w Jt'tt'v reader ask s what we think of life in. termediate jump overcall desigr.ed to show a uod sixcard suit r sou o1w ili ng Sanford," lips said Knowles, said Cardinal lie said wher the property is Industries has indicated they selected and the purchase have "peetty well set" several closed, 60 days construction developments around Central time will be nssary ece bef ore e Florida and expec to start the restaurant is opened. producing some of the best have been noticing a particular family units ever seen. upswing in corLstructton acthings have to be an tivity during that P3St two Indication of an upturn," weeks, adding, that addition Knowles said. "This is hard to the restaurants, home stuff, not wishful thinking. construction has also begun "I'm looking for the building moving again. industry to get started again to He point ed to the issuance to put people back to work and 15 building permits for a value Wuv. Burger V. P. of nearly a quarter millionrecession when that happens the will be over. new facUityat 65 French Ave. restaurants which they plan to — dollars for Sanora South and the "There are too many people and listed construction value at build in 1976, Lips said the plans of A.K. Shoemaker to $180,000; out of work," Knowles said, out company felt is our people are eating out, have construct a 19home subdivision adding that persons are ap. —Jack-in-the-Box represe- kind of town, a growing area. more leisure time and are called "Uppland Park" off plying for city jobs, usually the ntatives are to submit plans for "We surveyed the area, took looking for a good place to eat. Upsala Road. las t ty pe positions filled d uring site plan approval for the traffic counts, talked to local We feel there is room for William Braceland of the times of prosperity. "We could souUieast corner of Airport pe ople, got census information another restaurant as long as city's building department said put two people In eve ry job," Boulevard and U. S. 17-92 to the and observed the competl(ion," th e quality of the prod u ct and four homes are set for planning and zoning com - he said. Knowles said, "where before service is competitive or better struction at this point in we would have vacancies for mission Thursday night; "We (eel more and more than what is already located in Uppland Park. week after week." changing all the locYs on courthouse doors. --- traffic a 17-92 --- He a vy Tour is Flow Creates Accommodations C t 1 1~ 1 N 0 ', 8 acancy , Is . The Word From Area Hotels, Motels AU VIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer ' I that motel is booked up through morning desk clerk at the Days and has been sitting in the Denise Lints reported that days we don't. restaurant all morning because facility has been full for "three "January, February and Nichols said heavy tourist he can't find a rental car." T ou rists fl ocking to Central Florida are discovering an March are the tourist months", traffic had been evident for a Nichols added he didn't accommndntinnc crunch, ac- Green said. "Th ings are quite month and the motel is booked believe that partirular 111 bus), and we hope they stay that up until Slarch 6. cording to an informal pull way." di0dwil had reserved a rental car in advance. today of area hotels and motels, "People can't seem to find Lanny (;reen, manager of Uie Holiday Inn In Sanf Virtually the same report rental cars," Nichols said. or four weeks." "We should be busy for the ,vn iiiujsths," be lidded. made for the month of June. "It's a lot better thin last Slumberland Court, 2611 At the Sheraton-Sanford Inn Orlando Drive, said, "Sonic cupants of the room had What seem to be an excellent decided to stay longer, year, which was a disaster," ye ar for the ho tel-motel inpresumably because of the fine McElreth said. "Usually by dustry is r esulting in problems weather. noon we're pretty well booked (nr ctlrne 'ister, c-vcn iJ- :.; up. People are starting to make with advance *" 'rvaLjons Tom .%IcElreth. owner of the their reservations much And although several One couple arrived in Sanford establishments in Seminolv, earlier." Tuesday night only to find their Orange and Osceola Count: ; .NicElreth said Slumberland c- -ifirined reservation would were contacted, no roorn for ord, said came from Richard Nichols, "Onemancamelnthismorning at 1-4 and SR-46, desk clerk days we have rooms and some Court already has reservations not be honored, since the oc- couple could be found. 6 Women' s Status Grou 11) JEAN PAflESON Iferald Staff Writer board will help identify and Formed "This will be an effort to get justice; rehabilitation and job seek solutions to a wide range of women into government," said training for women in prison; Council iECFRPCi will supply -i; - . '- -- -. , - _______ - - _______ _________ ' '. _. _____ ':! _____ - - • - Today - -. '-'."1,' __________________________ ,_,-: . , , , I -- - . -, - - Working on the task force with Ms. Crotty and attending the - I - Reynolds Set To Say this funding. A Central Florida Corn. local problems arising from the Ms. Crotty. "We're not going job opportunities; day care At a December, 1975 meeting mission on the Status of Women, changing roles of women today. into competition with em- centers; and development and of the ECFRPC, a suggestion was created Tuesday by the 17he ultinwtc objective is to ployment agencies." support of women's studies at was made by women that the Seminole County Comrnission help create a clilmate in which The groups may also serve as alllevels. Council assist in the fortriation In Sanford and simultaneously each individual can hope to a clearinghouse for information Ms. Crotty said the group of a multi-county Women's a by the Orange Count), Com. contribute the utmost in of particular interest to women. wou]d operate at litde cost. It Cortimission. Subsequently. the mission In Orlando. achieving a better way of life, Other concerns will includ e has been estimated the women's gr oup ilas won the Women in Osceola County regardless of sex. support of affirmative action Women's Commission will support of the Council. A priority will be the programs; adequate training spend $650 between January have contacted County CornAll 50 states. the Virgin mnissioners informally, but their establishment of a talent bank, and counseling facilities for and July, 1976 on technical Islands and Puerto Rico have proposal to become part of the said 1s. Crotty. This will assist women: examination of ex pe nses — office supplies, had Commissions on the Status group is not yet officially on the, local goverrunent in finding women's rights and respon- secretarial assistance and of Women since 1%7. In adagenda. Provisions have been women qualified to serve in a sibilities in such areas as labor, mailing costs. The East Central dition, over 1(X) local Cornmade for more Central Florida variety of positions. credit, family and criminal Florida Regional Planning missions have been formed at counties to join the Women's the county or city level Commission - , throughout the country. Initially, the group will be A s ta tewide commission was comprised of nine members established in Flori da by Gcv. from each county, to be apFarris Bryant in 1964 and Was pointed by the County C-urnreactivated by Gov. Heubin mtssiontrs of each member Askew in 1974. county. -Th ere are 1.2 local Women's Seminole County Commission Commissions in Florida. Chairman Mike Hattaway . Ms. Crotty, who is past iA agreed to make the l ocal ap• .1 president of Seminole County '4. -pointments by March 10. i League of \VOiTiefl'S Voters, In a presentation to the currently on the League's state commissioners, Ms. Maril> a - board, arid a county appointee . Crotty, acting iairman of the to the ECFRPC, said the task force, which has been t'Women', Commission has the working since Augus t, 1975, to concern of all women at heart. 4" 011110 bring about the Women's It is nota radical group, nor is sa id the would ç . ________it associated with any ot he r submit a list of nominees for _____ women's groups, such as th e possible appointment. ______ National Organization for Ms. Crotty explained the Women (NOW), _____ function of the Commission on ''We are not a partisan the Status of Women will be • organization," she said, "We primarily to act as an advisory -,-. j - -. -'-a. •)- - - - "7 1 are political only in the body to local govecn.rnent of. -. that we will take a stand tit ficials, public agencies,, ... supporting local issues conbusinesses and individuals. The _______________________________ cerning women." '-.. th uInu'rihh ~_ 3 17 6 if ,.',:4j- - ~ I g" •*-:'' •i:— i - '- BRIDGE ________ .I (. AT MARCH oc __J t— i By DONNA E.STE.S IleltI Staff Writer courthouse custodian, and, Whereas John A. KimnbougtI as a loyal and honorable member lif (htic-al party commonly referred to as Republican. f, dC WIN FOREVER, - - *a€ '.'•' 7 11 "4'jI)) 1T I IE I PIMti V-J cii -" IC±J L:- Z1 - .Thk7 443T r - r' - 41 I* iy, - N / fYM - WJ t:c" ..I t fl 7 .. - 7 1, i t ~~ A- ~i;~,11m~ 7 - .' ,1 - c '-ll` by Bob Montana ARCHIE - - '; Maybe its because Saul teaches creative aggression at the junior college. Or, maybe its because other comnussioners never f ound time (Jr %cre afraid to ask for the key Coin;uissioners say Salfi has held about four years. Whatever the reason, Salfi still has the key, and Kimbrough — in a real moment of high aspiration vowed last night to remedy the situation because he is th e newly ap. pointed courthouse custodian and, "it's the first time the task has come to me." While Kimbrough crowed of noble intentions, Bob Ellis said tickets are being sold to watch Kimbrough make his bold effort to retrieve the master key from the venerable judge. "1 have a plan." Kimbrough confided. Meanwhile, Ellis, the co mmission's acting administrative assistant, schemed up a plan to make money off the tickets which could - I 'ii Ii in ll~~ 15- - : ( GEE• AS ON MAE 'v WHAT I BOUGHT Restaurant Chains Comin g From Salfi By ED l'ltl('Kf;rr I krald Stall Writer I ( Outlets To Open In Sanford Kimbrough 's Dilem ma: "•'" 31111111 -. r' 2 Peace goddess 3 Svelte 4 Encountered S Dill herb 6 Boys came ,.. )f1 IRAT I - 35 OutbU11(1 1 1 37 Const'uCtI'tl to Staff 38 1*isted ;if I1llowd 39 AIqonqulan 23 Acting by Indan turns 25 Grivet monkey 40 SauCy 42 Bei ng (Latin) 26 Poker stake 14 t4ereditarv 30 Be present HOROSCOPE , 5YLVFT I fy41 t? Vestiges 11 Pack away On a DEAR DR. LAMB routine examination my doctor found a hardening of my prostate. tie sent me to a OF specialist for a biopsy that turned out to be mauignanL lie prescribed one gram of (hethylstilbesterol for the rest fl ________________________ of my life and informed me I may have to have my testicles radiation or both. Hormone removed. therapy or chemotherapy has I asked hir1i what my We no place in the treatment of expectancy was and he &aid 20 these localized cancers. Ilial years and let him worry about means no female hormones and .i Ta .,..%..4 ,i,,,ö,, ..,,.I a' ,, aaa.ea, B) ltClNlUi 1:1)1: 0501. no etstrutiun, but rallier (oLd he said one to five years. removal or destruction of the Any information you would actual localized cancer. care ' to give me would be For Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1976 If the cancer has spread greatly appreciated. I already outside the gland to involve the have enlarged breasts. pelvic area or to distant bone)' 21-April 191 rc!ling today. DEAR — Opinions sites then you can consider the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22' differ on the best treatment for use of hormones or castration. Take a middle position today on cancer of the prostate so don't The idea is to eliminate the matters of iinfx)rtaflce to better It's unlikely you'll COWL' out be surprised that what I tell you innuence of the male hormone evaluate (lie advantages of- second best in your business dealings today, especially if you may vary from what you have which is essential for the feted by each side. use shrewd insights and hunheard. maintenance of the cancer cells TAURUS April 20-Slay dies. There are a bout 2,000 new regardless of where they are Concentrate today's efforts on SA(ITTAI{IUS Nov. 23-Dec. r,fl rM s,-, in American own each year and therapy is successful In resources )uU ifiufley, 211 The bigger the group today 17,000 deaths. It is one of the reducing spots of bone spread, Result.s should be rewarding. t he more it should be to you most important cancers in mean. and particularly in relieving liking. Seek your fun where the About half of these can be pain. There is no real evidence Events ction is HI take a hand in a identified by a simple rectal though that the use of female managing today should work CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. c-xarnination. That is one of hormones or castration or the satisfactorily. Use 191 Challenges that others may quite several reasons why such an Combination actually prolong out be too fretful ((I attempt .sour initiative examination should be part of Ilfc. liouldn't dismay you today. Set O. every physical. The United States Veterans CANCER (June 21-July 22i sa determined example. Many men have clinically Administration Co-operative I )oni leave important matters AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb insignificant forms of cancer of Urological Reserved Group having a direct effect upon the the prostate. A small nest of repoirted that deaft from heart fa.rudy hanging today, A fast Sonic information may be relatively inactive cancer cells and vascular disease actually conclusion is to your ad- pa.ssett to you today through a friend. Don't sit on it too long may be found inside the increased 75 per cent in men vantage, ostate. If a man lives long taking estrogen for cancer of it could cool off. I,F,O (Jul)- 23-Aug. 221 enough, he will likely have this the prostate. which makes this Friends will find )ou very 1 III.SCF-S (Feb. 2D.Slarch 20) 1 even though it may never cause therapy even more pleasant company today. You'll Today, rather than tomorrow . hirn anv trouble at all. questionable in the minds of s will be more willing to tiol ) have ;I wa) (if inspiring them other' * to do about cancer of many authorities. This being with What your thoughts. iou favors. Take prompt authe prostate depends entirely on the case, there seems little vantage of what they offer. VIRGO iA41. 23-Sept. L)i chances for gain look the cancer is confined to the estrogen or performing YOUR IIIItTIIL)AY prostate as a small nest of celLs castration except to provide rather rat good again today. Feb. H. 1976 or even when it is large enough symptomatic relief. Opportunities may come to be felt on rectal examination Obviously, I can't say through work or from one close Interesting new friends i1i but is still co nf ined to th e gland anything about what your life to You be made this coming year itself, efforts should be made expectancy is withcut knowing l.IBRA tSept. 23-Oct. 231 through two divergent groups for a complete cure of the can. i f )cII disease had already Then' is no better time than you'll be involved with. Explore cer. How is this done? By spread beyond the prostate. now to act on carefully con- invitations to Join charitable ) surgery on the glan(l or Those who want more in. sidered plans. Get the ball organizations, ___________ formation on the prostate, including prostate infections BIRTH DEFECTS and enlargement, can send SO ARE for Th e health Letter, Number 1-6, Prostate Gl an d. UflWS YOU Enclose a long, stamped selfHEIR addrsed envelope OSVAI.l) itid JAMES Jt('OIUt' for (t mailing. Address your letter to _____________________ tue in care of the Evening for six the way the cards l,w, Herald P.O. Box 1551, Radio unrii 17 but West made his normal City Station, New York, N.Y. * K 652 lead of a diamond and South 10019 was able to bring his slain home by means of giving up A () 9 72 one trick to gain two F:sT CARNIVAL by Dick Turner ____ He won th e diamond lead AQ10974 A.IJ and promptly led a low trump ,3 , ______ toward dummy's seven and •QJ1093 •8542 six East won a surprise trick AJ6 AK 11153 with his eight, but now South Sf11 TII II), hall n entry to dummy to be A able to discard hi s two low 1) , -' K 4 -clubs on the ace and king of \K ________ spades A. 5 4 - -Th 171_# , '" 4,i1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -' .; " r j "!FJ-F JM 7' 34 Pt-ndu qutv(. to WtraerpcI RE, - I BUGS BUNNY I 68th Year, No. 154—Wednesday, February 18, 1976 i:*1 L0 DOWN tfvfrIQc$ by Larry Lc - :*_ - - IfVCl '4 50 1 ( DAAUflM ward, up, down or diagonally. Find ead and box Ii t•1 -4EAT TO SE EN ERG'... ., 16 Abstract being worms I I Playing card 47 Required ?fl Ramie Hemp Alpaca Silk Jute Camel Hair Llama Vicuna Cashmere Wool Mohair Cotton Tomorrow: Robin Hood .00MER HAS (.0 ED CLASSRC'O/ TQP1 Us __________________ ; X DIMO BURNS _I _l ________ r C with At1ft.L ANE E .t 0 C'I A is Crtm' c flE!L iAk N . j ~ T lz! 35 Cofer5 l ,t p-I F P I r Caph S L A-P 3 Rou'C7 •,. [P4.t. r t\L. c. EAM 39 Chick S C', HA!Np T\N T NIT 41 Take L1 &NTA I L A'M_U1L TIS 43 . 4's Genus ¶ fcmr-m OJU IHUTEOECOMOTTO TENREMHSACRCSEHOP UAN IMAL UTLAEML KML JUTHTNUJOPFPMHEMC L LAHADOTCAIMEHPNA A W H H VEGA_TAB L E E S V I A M 0 E R 0 MITY P E JA C I A V 01 TOC E NAA I RL 0 V H IC W 08011 C R C H A I 0 CV A RI RHAL EMACOCMOSSO N LAMALAMPOUOT I HHM 01 APRHOMLNOTLMETU w MPUS CLATTER Scrambler I ACROSS LE '- :-iI SEEK & FIND' Mori Walker i 11`46TAL LED AN OP E,JECTCR E.-T Osi AnsAf'' to P7('. — FIBER ;____ County n'ini' Ti'l Commission t'ri' \1, He'll Run By SCO17 ABRARAWS Herald Correspondent Seminole High School principal Don Reynolds is DDC Changes Wi n Approval The Downtown Development be conducted in accordance Corporation DDC of Sanford with the same procedures as I met today to approve minor municipal elections. amendments to their proposed Originally, the bill called for Development Authority Act the city to conduct the scheduled to appear before th e Seminole Count)' School Boird tonight at its 7:30 meeting in the county courthouse to officially tell recommended Monday by the referendum; but the cornSanford City Commission. inissloners pointed out that all the board of his intention to said she would contact mem. present at the meeting ap. run for political office. Reynolds will formally announce Monday his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives. lie hopes to unseat Richard Kelly, il-Hollida. Reynolds' opposition in the primary will be fellow Democrat Sidney Vihlen Jr., a Seminole Co un t)Commissioner, Policy num be r 609 of the county school system requires Reynolds to inform" the board of his intention. "The board's main be t ha t campaign not de tr act from the running of the school," said Superintendent William Layer this mor-. fling. Reynolds has sa id he Would campaign this summer by working at school two days a week and running for office the remainder of the week. If Reyn ol ds were to win the primary on Sept. 7, he (1)uld take personal leave tim - oin tile - - -- As a quorum was not present city elections are now con. at the unscheduled meeting, ducted by the county. The DCC board members Boc. rd Chairman Sara Jacobson bers who had not attended to proved this change in obtain majority approval of referendum procedure changes made to the bill. Miss Jacobson read to the Those members present board a letter of resignation approved an amendment which from board mem ber Dr. Vince will enable the city commission Roberts. According to Ro be rts, to make their own aps medi cal practice and prior P°intments to the Development commitments were not per. Authority board, instead of mnitting him time to devote to being restrict ed to the DDC's DDC activities he had formerly rtcznniendatlons. tho ught possible. 'l'hey also approved the M iss Jacobson a lso read a i:ranting of the city commission letter from A. Edwin power to initiate removals from Shinholser, objecting to the the Development Authority fonnationoataxingdjsctas hoard, a means of raising money for The city commission Downtown development. r eq uested that the referendum Shinholser said he was not for establishi ng a special ta xing opposed to redevelopment, just t1tritt in Downtown Sanford to this means of financing it. - Membership Blitz Termed S u c c e s s ' T h e Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce member sh ip blitz of the city Tuesday brought in $8,667.50 and Chamber Executive Manager Jack Horner expects a follow-up this week to boost the total over $10.000. Ilorner described the 111CITAlersh,il) drive its an .- - --- p. --- - •,-- - - � 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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VT Hs JACQUELINE IX)%%[) The former actor and Herald Staff Writer Crossword governor of California was 4-B IAlltoral enthusiastically received and 4-A Republican Presidential Dear Abby mans of his aamers prompted S-A candidate Ronald Reagan Dr. Lamb loud rounds of applause from l•U %lUUUVUIUI 4-B brought his traveling roadshow Horokope the largely elderly group inside to t)eBar) Saturday and was Hospital the hall and the 3-A warry welcomed by one of the Obituaries About half the crowd had to 3-A tin s town's most prominent candidates Sports v.ait outside, listening to 1 It residents Mrs. I ouella Tdesiclon Reagan ove r loudspeakers But A 1)irksen, widow of Senator marigold named America's before leasing for Orange Women na tional flower ks Everett Dirksen avoided Counts s Incoin Day Dinner at But .Mrs. %F;.'TIIEn Reagan spoke to an overflow endorsing t:n':aacs. L)isney World, he stopped to Sunda) 's high today's loss crowd of about 1 000 at the for the Republican nomination field questions from the people S2. DeBary Volunteer Fire "I don't think I h ive anything Fair and mild through Department's recreation hall, to rav about it." she said. His speech was, according to -I Tuesday. Extensive log during answering questions and trying %%as jiust there because he members of the national press the lal~ night and early mor. to win votes. traveling with him, a variation ning bows. Highs In the loser lie opened the program b> welcome him because he was speech attacking big 8Os and lows tonight In Ihi presenting Mrs. D;rksen with a an old friend. upper government, the unbalanced is I deral 15 miles p budget. stuch Henry assumed responsible decreasing at night irer area Her late husband was getting DeBar) onto He4lgdn s 1k tails and titles on Page 3-A famous for trsing to get the list of campaign stops I Continued On Page 3-A) Four-Pounder Takes The Lead In First Annual Shad Derby - i p n __________________ 4-It ______ - - - - ___ 0 iL - - n ~ ' - - t* - vr:l ; . , "W --- •., - PWTWIO , P? - -M. I ~_I '. ? 11I 4 - ~__ r~ - , %-:~,-&* , e. - 1~ 1. : _'~V .-.I ~ - -.~ -V .,, 4-. - 1 -' _______________ " - By BOB ORRELL pleasure boaters were on the Herald Outdoor Correspondent river in that ,area, shad trollers found it hard to fish. Some sample catches from Larry Moody of Bunnell and various camps showed a string Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Fnierson. Of 30 landed at Marina Isle by 17hey threw back (lie small ones .'- ¶ - I commission's representative on the personnel board. Theh1ringoffluntersfa at last week's county cornmission meeting, but it was quashed b) Commissioner Johii Kimbrough Kimnbrough advised the commission to check on the legality of hiring a city official before approving the personnel board's action Bedsole said Commission airman Michael Hattawa> three weeks ago asked him to check and see if Hunter was eligible under federal guidelines to work in the CETA Wring Hunter because it looks like there is a potential conflict of r1ierest not be legal,' noted. aid day,howeyer, that he conleffed last week with officials from Atlanta and it _'-. Y a r - . I %~. I . J : 0 I I , ~i 4 A . . J ,'-- \ , ." .1 '. 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Bedsok said labor department officials in Atlanta will have to OkaHunters hiring " . - _-_ !, _X, '',, ' ____________- - County Commissioner Harr , _,_ - " - ,;4; Overflow DeBa Crowd Gree , Bill, ~ t Pos ition — ______ - ~ c m . — iiae #*,% - e Bridge Calendar Comics 1 (111 9 — f N of the information is court that the defense contends on 27 other cases, including 21) the firearm charge and the being conducted with a search motiontohavethegun evidence inadequate and insufficient to in the gambling case that the central Florida residents in. week of Feb. on the gambling arrant and agents said a .22 suppressed but arges of carrying a con- case. caliber pistol was found in his McGregor said, "You today can't support the search of a person. wiretap order was violated. He dicted for misdemeanor By ED PRICK cealed firearm. bookmaking Eriksson said the state will said that tape recordings of the wagering McNamara was indicted by a cket, Herald Sff Writer have a mysterious source for seek a hearing before Judge wiretaps reveal that agents and maintaining a gambling statewide grand jury in the Cullom told Judge Robert violation of the defendant's McGregor sometime this week recorded at least one personal Agents allegedly seized a Winter Springs Councilman house against Luther Judson gambling case and is free on McGregor today that agents Fourth Amendment rights." and present testimony by the conversation that took place on brief case, pads with names and Irwin Hunter has been McNamara, 53, brother of an bond pending trial, found McNamara outside the arresting officer, Orlando auto dealer, came os cu er Ralph Eriksso Prosecutor The firearm charge was apartment and forced him at told the apartment telephone. The numbers, line sheets, cards, recommended for a $10,500-aunder attack by defense at. made by sheriff's agents on gunpoint to enter and searched the court at agents The raid or. the apartment wiretap order was for gam. ledgers and currency in the year job with county governsearched .McNamara torney C. J. Cullom in circuit Nov. 1 'when they raided an him. for cowl hev kiday. P- only. h had a 'un apartment at Altamonte McGregor said a "protective to information from an due eas'esdcppcd parentiv used these items today. proximately 35 days on a Springs seizing alleged frisk" is allowed if it is made before the statewide grand jury Bedsole, the director of the telephone using a wiretap orMcNamnnra, who lists ad. evidence of a sports betting during the execution of a valid orman If the defense challenge of the to identify alleged bettors who county's Comprehensive A':mnot, to; dered by state Supreme Court wiretap information is sue- were mentioned by number Employment and Training Act search warrant McGregor indicated that such Chief Justice James I Arikins Springs and Orlando. is ssftil it was not immediately only m wiretapped telephone McNamara arrived at the E1A program, said Hunttr Last week another circuit a "belief" without revealing the Today Cullom revealed in known what the effect would be calls. v. as recommended by the county's personnel board f the position of CETA prograi . Around The (lock - --- I 'JI II / ( &_r &_ CM 2.4 54 ,A g IU a L 4* F = )j L_ - ---i 9i E 0 9 9 Pr 9 ob 'f 14 v 1"I.2 ,~ I May docketed for trial this week on apartment while the raid .is judge denied Mcamara s source Today CL ' : - .~a - ® — I - 4 ~ -_ ,4 il I arw 5 CAI ---- I .J_. ae S . .. Ch i -j_ to a &;- kjui-frk\\ym& Er, e nunier McNamara s ' Attor ney . 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A steady stream of relief planes and the third major shock came at noon Feb. ~ 6. . ;-Z Wben a small group of loc2l news reporters flew into , *!:I ched down to unload building supplies, medicines, food and the * I.,;r . tou ljp~, Wl . -, If.r.. . _ Guatemala City Friday, the countr inuch-needed warm c!othing and blankets to protect the / ft y was still shuddc-ring with _ th- ds Of homeless from freezing temperatures of the occasional aftershocks unusual])' cold w inte r nights tneath one's feet il buildings tremble. , Evangelist Billy Graham dise barked about the same time we The plane which flew the news team was an old DC cargo . _. - .:, 1 - - :4 _w 416 d carrier chartered . by Green . His organization does not usually become Involved -4--f". Thumb Corp in Apopka to carry relief . : -- . a th 1 supplies to the stricken Guatemalans, , type of relief work. Graham explained, but the Guatemalan S-Pecifically. to deliver n Ffood. clothing and blankcts to workers on Green Thumb's nur' earthquake is so enormous a tragedy he felt cornpelled to hel 3. Graham was met by Guaternalan President Gen. Kshefl series near Guatemala ty, and medical supplies 1'P -:: Hospital in the capital. Roosevelt Iugerud Garcia, who a half-hour later welcomed the president ofPanamatoacon(erencetntheajrttetj 'i 44W Iarning about Green Thumb's proposed relief effortearlier off the runway, the earthquake damage was immediately Springs, head of the nor). %isible, Great cracks ran the height of buildings, window panes profit foundation Concern In Mankind, started soliciting COfl ibutiors. were shattered, plaster crumbling. Ralph FrcIow, ed of Green Group of ragged nativ s crowded the portable kitchens which "The thing just mushroomed," said Gray. "Supplies Started Thumb Corp. nurseries In pourg in (rem local ppIe. and then from as far away as ew own trucked meals 40,000 meals a day from Mexico, Others cooked their Guatemala. unloads supplies The village of Rabinal, north of Guatemala City, suffered few deaths, but damage to buildings, 14, Jersey and Indiana. We took on board bout W,000 worth of over tiny fires. Tent cities had wrung up in city par a rluding those along the rubble-strewn mata street, Is extensive. for homeless workers on Green goods - tents, food. orthopedic supplies.11 fContinued on Page 2-At Iliumb farmiL (I r V. ______ 1 All (;UATEMALA CITY i -• (- 4; Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Herald Staff Writer . .! k I 1 ~,,.~;~, ~~ s;a ~ S S ' ' Quake Was T,,.rr1.V1.. ng J1 I I I ___ __11 01 i i ~ 'fr4 Y : 4 ,!r .I Aa." - & i M 0 _~ - - : Y MR, 1W D . -,&-( - 0 Cr 73 —'t Ei"J' N - I It % > :fl -< 8V:: i~ 0 i i~~ . __- Lasted It ~_ - ggl -, t i~ IT I I I N% ~18 1~ q Al - —k1M - _____ - - -. 1 IU - - I'1I i>p 4 0 - i . 68th Year, No. 152-Monday, Feb. 16, 1976 - irn /E ,v > -" P ~~g~ L_ 4 I ~:~ Z i T. 'Lr) W_ -1%~' & rVr41 L iM lt rz_X07_1~( X~ n11 I '1 ' -11 _ 1 1 I .- F r_ --I > _- 71 * ___ _. -_ _:--2 , J ,- I L_ ''7 C. 0 11 . (__ - V : -- = _i __ - .,-. — U 1\_~ ::- _ X_ ____ 'S 1 N. V —p • • ______ - - _ __ lc~ ,.: - .- -' - , IV - - I IX . - - - .4 j, -,-'4 - ',4'4 - -,-- u. - z -? -,' __. -- - - - - �- . . - -. - 11 . - I ... 1. .. - I - — 0 -0— INKNOW, 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - . . : 11 -_- - . .:,. ,- - - _ I - I .- I -- . , - . I— . - , I I Monday. Feb. I. %7* IVIUfl UII1UIU By BOB LIA)Y[) Herald Staff Writer NATION IN BRIEF of burglarizing machines. I I I I I C 41IIMUM IlIm..J aiiea n I IIIIntI4P I 1 - NOTICE OF REGISTRATION ourgiary OF FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned Intends t N bUCS In SMIO4'd. engage Seminole County. Florida, under the fictitious name DOUG ALMANY DISTRIBUTORS and intends to regi%tcrsadnamewith the Clerk of the Circuit Cow'l of Semlnc) vending bond on the authorization of the vehicle when police stopped -_ _______ ____________________ Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. Monday, Feb. i, 17-3A Altamonte Expects Legal Opinion Two Charged Allauuirtt' Springs City promised" the horneosers dniiniutii shells Ix' trubativa and parole officials, it. 1 1 ra?('d, said Sebastian are having problems Deputy Charles L. Nickle ('om:nissioners at their :30 Patrolmen Jacob Cohen and Police said there have been i1l take action to force the the buildings Held In lieu of $5,000 bond arreated two men in south north of SR 43 p in. meeting Tuesday expect with both rats and mice. He Sanford police have arrested Hick Dearing said Gilley was no arrests In a separate bar a issue, each were Benny Dale Miller, Seminole early today on have existed in an incomplete said legal opinion from City there is also evidence on a suspect in one of two weekend arrested as he exited Gibson's burglary on Sunday. Patrolman Two possibilities are being state for two 21, of 1210 W. 12th St.; Bruce charges of night prowling and BRIEF years. Attorney Joseph site that transients or children Davis Jr.. _________ bar burglaries. Beer Garden, 1603 W. 13th St. at Cohen on considered. Hotalen said. "Th e reported an un- Edward Davidson, 19, of IM3 grand larceny in connection County, Florida, pursuant to "Th e apartments have not are building fires within the Virgil Odell Gilley, 20, of 1820 4:30 a.m. after officers determined amount of money t hether the Uncompleted first possibility, which we are been dried in and have complex. McCarthy Ave.; and Henry with the theft of eight plants, Chapter 643 09, Florida Statutes. 1DItYFFBRU,JY 16 condominium comple Robert W. Whitaker MulberTy Ave., Sanford, is discovered the business had wis taken when vending Curtis Brown, 20, of 1806 x at the obtaining legal advice on, is to ileteriorate(J." he said, adding W. valued at $120, from a flower Sanford Right-to Chapter, 7:30 p.m., All Souls -It is also an eyesore." he entrancewar of plush San t'scro being held in county jail been broken into. machines were burglarized at Ninth St., all Sanford. our tax money next he called the health Social Hall. 810 DEW S Oak Ave, bed at the Windward Square department saul. "and causing our property Sebastian can be condemned charges of burglary, possession County jail reconLs indicate the Goldsboro Bar, 1610 W. 13th yeitr," on Oct. 7 complaining that field on Bond Apartments, Howell Branch But, San values to plummet. It looks like (N THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Sebastian of nd bei St. Officers said a hole was ,tI eoholjs Anonymous, B p m., 1201 W. First St., -Our tax dollars are going to pigeons were dying of In other weekend arrests, Road. TA LLA HASSEE IA? i — Floridaofficials, fe Is 11°wn SEMINOLE COUNTY.%OP FOR "9)me a War zone there." he said. ar ing ers President the city and the count)' and smashed in a door to gain entry Sanford police jailed Robed S.a n FLORIDA they kind (trains on major rivers will hurt the state's oyster in of nervous disease" at the Stephen William Clark, & I)ouglas Hotalen. who claims CIVIL ACTION NO. 717I.CA.00 to the establishment early Michael Woods, 22, of 805 W. 240 Oxford Road, Fern Park tiustry, are tr)lng to "We are very lucky some 'tile elected officials) are uncompleted project. lops Club Chapter 79, 7 p.m., Upstairs over Baptist , form a trtate agenv to coordinate SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Patricia Hearst ,Ind tht Re: The Marriage of the requests of residents of the letting us put up with this. I Sunday. child ttas not been " "They water use in Florida. G€rgia and Alabama. were First St., Sanford, on a charge and Dennis P. Wilhelm, 20, (lying Church. Crystal Like 5Uii%ision off like Of BOOKER T WASHINGTON, jurors who will decide her fate plan to see today the two community have don't think we have to exist like flies," he said. Three Charged "One buying, receiving and co of Husband Petitioner. Mary. Winter Park, were arrested the major problems is there is no niechanisrii to Ix,en ignored concerning, hlotalen said it has become aparthent closes where she says she was held in dark Patrolman Tony L Brooks cealing stolen property. Bond after deputies the this." 1111talen said. MAR VA BETTY WASHINGTON. tCnntinued From Page 1-A) cOOrthna(e management of the system," p ursued and proje Ilotalen mid there has been nearly impossible to determine captivity for weeks after her kidnaping. said Rich Mcsince it stopped conWife Rmponderif TUESDAY,FEBRUARY r I liti, insisting the city evidence of rat infestations at 'Ind along the medians of wide avenues — shabby shelters made Jr. charged three men with was set at 1,000 for Woods. stopped on traffic charges a car th A"A e names rthwest Florida Water NOTICE OF PROCEEDING of nwnrc f the Sfd ar Cit uv i " -, fdClny iiii4fiIjUdIld PUMAM i(III ::; I: Man Itetwmed of sheets, tablecloths and plastic. Miss Hearst testified the Symbionese IibcraUon Ann' Mutgernent District, "Florida will get hurt more twin leaving the apartment com. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO development and that cheon, after an auto was chased and MARVA OITTY WASHINGTON. Sheriff's have plex. anyone else %Wllout coordination," kept her blindfolded and tied, coerced her into taping a More than 300 towns were totally destroyed by the earthquake, stopped at 18th St. and Jerry returned Johndeputies Henry Jackson ownership s being contested in AND WHOSE RESIDENCE The death toll has reached 22,000 and is expected to peak Free demonstration of hoii, Deputies said right plants p!ea to tier parents to cooperate with her captors .and at 25,000 .I the cotsts currently MLIHC ADDRESS IS t WEST .Jr,, 38, of Panama City, from were The people are hungry and frightened by day, cold and frightened Avenue on traffic charges. physically abused her. She began telling the jurors on Community Action Canning Center. 504 E. 'Celery Ave., discovered protruding 1 167H STREET, SAVANNAH, C elery Overiflow Crowd Greets Reagan is Brooks reported packets Charlotte, N.C., —lThnnaEstcj by night. Sanford, 1-3 p.m. Friday her story of why she took part in an SLA bank to face from the auto's trunk and were GE ORGIA, 3I1 I YOU NOTIFIED ARE 14EREBY i ('ontlnut'd believed to contain marijuana burglary and grand larceny From l'age 1-Ap through everyday life without run b) people but flow It'S But stoically they struggle to rebuild their lives from the dust robbery for which she is on trial. identified as having been stolen ,, a procding for d5Iut'on of Seminole Community Band, 7 p.m., music-drama arul destruction all around them, government worker unions marred the opening of the ex. marriage has been filed against you. capital punishment, . abertion governmen t . an Ih tt.o.I Otie IN Rt THE The situation is tragic, but it Is under control, Detailsoftoday'sexcursionwerekeptconfj(lefltlal "for "And it has robbed us of our ,:r'd. (if course, President I MARRIAGE OF BOOKER security reasorts,"s.aid her chief defense attorney, F. 1xv "Balancing the budget is like ln(h%idual !reedoins." Dr. Federico Labbe, chief orthopedic surgeon at Roosevelt Florida Nurses Assn. District 37, 4 p.m., Seminole President Jerry Wurf of the American Federation f I WASHINGTON. Husband, and (s'rald Ford. He added an protecting your virtue," Bailey. Federal marshals were to take the jurors to flospital reported his staff had been working from 7 a.m. to to County Ilealth Cent er, 9th and French. lie blamed the country's State. County and Muncipol Employes IAFSCMEI withMARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, Sunday's high toda)'s low suburban Daly City and escort them into the apartment p.m. (tail)' to treat the thousands of bone fracture ViCtims pouring \tensive explanation of his Reagan said with a big grin, current crop of problems on the Wile, and thl'Sc' presents command drew his union from the AF[JO's yearld Publ By JANE CASSEI,BEIIRY to appear anU file your Ans%&Cr olcas on reform of the Social "You have to learn to say no" Democrats. "Any where Miss Hearst was taken the nit she was dragged into the hospital. ,Most were already recuperating, he said taffy, building signal towers along with authentic Indian you ErIlPloyes Department. denouncing it as : problem we *a waste of ti : w o t her de4cw'seor plcAd'nq w i th the Fair and mild through ff adding there w :, till a necc for doctors in the outlying villages, .screaming from her Berkeley apartnient. and money." anlif rope bridges, grinding dances — their specialty. Clef It of the Circuit Court in And for mid for anestlwtists -ind nurses at his hospital. "Our first priorit) must be criers" who think America's inflation, recession sugar cane, making candles, "'urf. Whose union was the department's largest af. CiImaxin the day was a Seminole County, FIOrid& And rr ve — that iin% reforin tAignizes ,,I is a direct the lati' night and early ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — blackslinith.ing,and baking corn square dance, the campfire ,orney. OriIu,ier's , A iopy thereof . days are ritunbered. Mack V On i"ridav afternoon, we drove from the hospital some 20 miles Boy Scouts usually take to the bread. A country store, a to tiliate, charged Sunday that the department has not had result of Democratic policies,N Cleveland, ir . of pledge tp those now receiving ITIOMIlIg hOUrL Highs In the GO impact on any legislation Program and fireworks display. Cleveland & Mire, P 0 Drawer Z "I've been in 30 of the 50 he said. "And the cause of it all lowerBOs and lows tonight in the Social Security and those who north of Guatcmaja City to the town of San Pedro Sacateequcz: woods for their camporees, but band, and 3plit(ing shakes were Mayor Norman Floyd of Alto. .states." Reagan said. "and I is population 12,000. of which 1.200 had been killed and Sanford, Florida, 32711. on or a goverrunent that continues injured, upprr30 50s. Mostly IP ith day of March, A D. b efore Wekiva I'Astrict Scouts "did also part of tile display. 1SThN (AP) — Antibusing demonstrators and pollee expect to receive it to continue find the American people are to spend more than it takes in." wintls to 15 mites southeast per hour, monte Springs spoke and 111111111111111111 otherwise a -_ 1976, the program," he said. But he default will be their thing" this past weekend ilie entire town — or what had once been a town — still s'hat they always were — traded charges of brutality after a riot near South Boston Troop7ofForestCityreated presentedcejficatestoaude In answer to questions from lcr aoainst u h and Oak Ave. deercasing at night. gl.% supported reform fiercel% U)afl a massive heap of rubble. Not a single structure was remains. no more around the Altamonte Civic a whole pig complete with Thompson, Camporee Chief High School that left dozens of persons injured and 13 arWITNESS my hand and wal of the the audience. he spoke out FXTENDED FORECAST rested. The survivors, Indians for the most pazt, were still picking over Center in a public orient ed apple, venison and armadillo (it and Welwa District from the Clerk of the Circuit Court on this 29th because, he said, "anyone they're deeply disturbed that against abolishing capital "Salute Chance of showers north to American looks like pork and tastes like city. A certificate of ap- CIA of January, A 0, 1976 the ruins, hoping to salvage some of their possessions. under 40 is paying in twice as somnehing has happened to punishment. (Seal) much as he can ever hope to America." throughout period. Mostl) fair At the height of Sunday's melee, police said a crowd of Families with survivors had recovered and buried their dead. I leritage" chicken), predation was presented the "Capital punishment comes Arthur H Beckwulh. Jr 7:30 P.M. receive," (entral 1."bere entire families were trapped in collapsed buildings, no one about 400 antibusing marchers wielded bottles, bricks, and south. Lows mostly Over 1,000 visitors viewed the Reagan, who was Democrat C lerk of the Circuit Court Troop 341 of Casselberry built city on behalf of the Scouts. under the heading of WORLD Reagan hammered par- for most self- inSOsnorthand6Ossouth. highs clubs and tire irons in an attack on police which was nany Earl), remained to search for them. By Lillian I Jenkins American a log cabin, made straw of his adult life, defense and this country has to Entertaining at the campfire coordinated by citizen band radios. The protestors Deputy Clerk mid 70s to around SO north and $25. ti(Jlarlv hard on the theme of criticized the Democratic part The tragedy of San Pedro is that the people had so little to start displays, demonstrations and brooms, Confederate candies, were the Indian dances, a Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. Ci y have self-defense," he said, lower 80s south. wi countered that police tried to break up their march for no cutting government spending — %;hich has been in pow er "People will stay alive because campfire program .Saturday lead sinkers and peach pies. trained bear from Circus CLEVELAND & MIZE 0 Is , to th. rebuild with. reason and charged into them on horseback and moNowcver)ihlng is lost— they have no money, no materials during the 60th anniversary LongwoodTroopz34 had a cow, World, who delighted the Sttorncys for Pel,tiorer and balancing the federal since before World War II — for of it." CtOi 00. Drawer Z torccles. I budget. Ilis remarks won permitting tides: high 2:54 a.m., 3:12 p.m.. But still they try. life goes on, and doggedly they clear away Boy &vut month-Bicentennial two horses and a wagon in their by riding a bicycle, and the S,Inlord. the federal Flartda 37111 As he left to"'n, people hned lo,A 9: 10 ,l.m.. 9:19 P.M. I)orl cart the %vret'k'ge mix dust with water to make adobe bricks, and year event. applaust' from the government to grow too large. the streets of Deflary, a display. Orlando Siugers. Bicentennial PubliSh ro 2. 9 16. ). l97 Police Commissioner Robert J. diGraa called for a 1)elia r% residents, %qo 4et ('anasemi: high 2:48 a.m., 2;5 piece together their homes, General Public Welcome There were 30 Scout Troops . DEW to "This government was once plauding ;Ind Two of the highlights of the slides were shown, Verlin grand jury investigation. He charged that the con. And tragically, it is these poor adobe dwellings which will again 600 andScouts four Explorer Posts with ______________________________________ and NOTICEOFACTION y were provided by d Duffield was in charge cf 46313 frontation, in which at least three police officers were TO' ANGELA JEAN NOR. iso adultscounties be the first to crumble when the next earthquake hits Guatemala Orange and Seminole Orlandogroups. presented its 224 Flying from Explorer Post of campfire program. BEIRUT, Lebanon API hurt, was a conspiracy by hoodlums to injure police. — SWORTHY whose place residence Syrian pfessure brought — as geologists say it inevitably will. Sunday morning the Scouts is unknow n Moslem and leftist leaders into line today behind the Earthquakes, said one native. have always been part of her life. participating in the Camporee. Eagles Circus complete with competed In events,such as fire You will pIeae take notice that political reforms designed to end the Mos3emhristian her e has been filed and Ispending in The stronger modern structures in the capital city suffered only demonstratthg 1d1be observed trapeze, high wire, and building, tent peg driving and Scouts could 6 ~ f civil war in Lebanon. theCircuitCourflnandfopS,mi,I, minor damage. such as balancing acts and, of course, soft ball throw. Alter a series of conferences County, Florida. Civil Action No 76 with Syrian Foreign The situation was similar on the Green Thumb nursery, some 25 cow milking, churning butter, the InvKessible clowns. Post WASIIINGMN (AP) — Ile Ford administration is 127CA44A brought by JAMES Brisson Funeral Home is in Minister Abdul I lalirn Khaddani, some retracted minutes from Guatemala grinding corn, sawing logs, 11 of Forest City had a tepee The th dy opposing moves to help out the financially troubled Postal Mrs. Ethel 1. Williams, 81, of charge of arrangerrten statements rejecting the Syrian-sponsored reforim which dissolution of the marriage of sa i d I 0 — ding, was unharmed except for a few hairline cracks. In making doughnuts, pulling and Indian artifacts display thiough Febivary 302 Oak Ave.. died Saturda% Scrsce by giving it more of the taxpayers' money'. President Suleiman Franjieh announced Saturday night. — 29th — ANGELA JEAN P40RSWORTHY the nearby village, nursery workers were sleeping in automobiles morning. Born in Dade City, and JAMES TALLEY NOR. NOTICE Radical Palestinian guerrilla groups timed down their and ten ts, their adobe homes in ruins. James 1. Lynn, Ford's budget director, is expected to she lived Notice is hereby given that the SWORTHY, objections. outline the administration's objections to increasing the School Board of Seminole County These presents are to rrquire you Saturday morning, with only a few hours to spare before ____ (O,ears She was a member of will hold a public hearing at the ,ofile g ouf written defenses with the postal subsidy at a hearing today of the Senate Post Office riturning to Florida, we hitehed a ride with a U,S. Army Chinook the First United Methodist Clerk Oi the atve styled Court and Bodrd meing at the County court to Committee, helicopter, The choppers have flown more than 400 tons of relief $CfbP a copy thereol on Petitlon . Church, the Rebekab Lodge, hOuseonMarch3ontheamenment supplies to outlying villages in the past week, returning from each of 744,5 concerning payments or his attorney, GORDON V. Eastern Star, Penn' Pinchers RABAT, Morocco IAPI — The Moroccan government Committee Chairman Gale W. McGee, D..Wyo., has prosortie with sick and wounded natives, to contractors to provide that the FREDERICK. P.0 8 b and the Cathedral Court 38, posed doubling the Postal Service's $1.5-billion annual TUFSt).', F'EIL 17. 16 has reported new fighting between Algerian and final 10 per cent retained funds will Sa n ford, Fda on or before I Buzzing for an hour across dry, mountainous countryside, we Order of the Amaranth February 75, 1976. Should you tail to Hamburger The city councils of three to Florida Public Utilities to be øaidonly after architect cerlif es do subsidy for three years. Moroccan troops in the Spanish Sahara, but the gerjan so a default may be entered finally put down in the village of Rabinal. The inhabitants raced Seminole municipalities — gas serVice in that punch list has been completed Survivors include two French Fries, Tator government denied today' that its army' was involved. pro%ide natural against you and the 33) 6 (7) ___________________________ ' ding thy bwie3 of food and b' Lynn's position is another indica(jon of increasing daughters, IA)iluud, Ovicdo and Winter the iiiiiiwiity. Miss Saldee Tots, Tn Tators ci parte ne Moroccan government announced Swiday that concerning the student placed In clothing into ancient trucks, onto bicycles and even onto a thin Sprtngs_facebusyagcpc1oq5 tension between the White House and the.Postai Service, WITNESS my hand and official regular Algerian troops using heavy Soviet-made The ordinance is expected to special education. In lieu 01 Cx. , horse, I s.rri,.I a..J,... .. - -. . rn.. i..n.uiam, .-.---. — •. $flux; 11r0 wuay. I, flh)(I'e1J1UttJutter measures, Court Dc alionted after the public Vu S on ror di 'Jrlanao: live eqwpmenm recaptunxi the Aznghala oasis from . Bars on h.s77dayo4 January, 1976 *411 be r ecommended for expulsion They stirred up choldng dint as they carried their spoils into the TheLongwoodCjtycoil randchi1dren and three greatforceson Saturday bearing, Roll, .1I1k, Butter Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., _______________________________________________________ by the principal follo*ig any in. ravaged town, past a cemetery hned with fresh graves. The death 7 P.m. will hold apubllchearing Clerk of the Circuit court. City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. traction that would warrant toll in R.abfnal was relatively low, but the destruction was crip- on the request of Mr. and Mrs. By Lillian T Jenkins sUSPension IFS. 73033 (6) (ci) — may present a budget amend- Proposed WEULs1i.%\, FEB. 18, piing . Most agonizing of all, their handsome church — Deputy Clerk for policy and amendment 400 years Alfons Jung for commercial ment appropriating funds 1976 will have no determInable economic (Seal) old. wept one wrinkled woman from amid the chaos of fallen zoning of their Fairy Lake pay Black Henitagt' 'iiul % raises of $41.61 per month, Impact. Those persons interested masonry and statues — had been totally destroyed. BROWN, PAUL C — Publish: Jan 26, Feb 7. 9. 16. 1976 Manor property to permit effective Jan, 1, for Public may obtain a complete copy serv cj fcr Pai, C, Broan, 8 But the market place roses bloomed, Business in roasted opeat1onofa retirement home. of 0EV 1fl FFBRCI 14, 1976 Policy ()u'n F'nit'it ('hkki'i, t)ISCIIARGES — Works Director Ralph Fisher, office, and amendment at Board :IX Pa!-eiuQ :',e San'c' -' peanuts, corn and other goods seemed brisk. 202 E. Commerczjl Aenu, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AD%1lfONS At the council meeting after Public Safety Director [)ouglas Sanford, Florida. Sanford Vanis Sa'uroa, ii 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND There were even smiles for the foreign cameramen. Sanford: 'utidap a' ii a m at Corbblin B. Bush Collard, the hearing a public hearing is Keller and Building Inspector Robert C. Feather FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , nose brave smiles, amid a holocaust of destrudion, PmhMy scheduled on Ordinance 414 David Chacey. Emma Boozer Mlh00? Cnurch Chairman FLORIDA Joe T. Collins Apple (uuhhit.r iey Leo K ing the spirit of the Guaternajijn people. 6t C i' I I V& . D011 GENERAL JURISDICTION granting an exclusive franrhke "_-, af'si^, C,_~Pr,j[ Roll, Milk, Butter J. McIntyre Pamela Councilman Lawrence DEW 90 DIVISION 1140f;e Joan Miller Goldberg, chairman of the Monza 2+2 Prke Reduction. CASE NO. 7SltO0.CA49.A Fannie Geiger WILLIAMS. MRS ETHEL I — Curtis V. Murphy public safety committee IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IDS MORTGAGE CORPORATION, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. a Delaware corporation ur1erai Serb es tr Y's E"' Evelyn G. Hayes Berchman Rogero Pizza composed of the police and fire CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE I Wilams, 51. of 307 Oau A' on '.tte right now. I he ('tu. Plaintiff, IoI1ie Muse ,hat's.1 Green Ikams COUNTY, FLORIDA, Deborah M. Stephens deparen may rep Use saritoro oct on his ao i.eø Sa'ur* nuJl e.ir. and then sonic to 41 Warren Sutton -4~~;,_~ , ~ ~ In Probet. No. be "co p m , Tijtd*p, ' Buttered ('orn Betty S. Motley, Casselberr THE DEVELOPMENT COR. efforts to obtain cost estimates In Ri; m. Esti?, of It OU bUY or order a 2 2 bet ccn Peter Van Acker Br cn Homewth PORATION AT NORTH LAKE, Rr. Orunge Juice Aino Kuhlman, Lake Mary ofasuctIondevice(orth I' .int Feb. 2'tti with its aaiIahk ROBERT LEO BRADLEY ____ INC,etal, L knO Off ,ca' B Betty Freeman, Deltona Hazel M. Moss, Lake Mary St'et ft'dls. Milk Deceased city's emergency medical unit. • 'r' _ ce—. 2-b.irrelniie and 4 -pecJansm:..un B' Dttennts Robert E. Lee, Deltona NOTICEOF William H. Giles, f.akc NOTICE OF ACTION :.uii'll find ,i riee ieducttou of S Ii Council member June Lor-. ADMINISTRATION Madeline McCaleb, Deltona Monroe CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE FItIDAV. FElL 20, 39 .pped to the \lntiLteiurer'c Su,'..:! mann said a meeting may be TO ALL PERSONS HAVING -10 PROPERTY Margaret L. Goit, Geneva Joy' Deuschle, Longwoo.ci (,round Beef. Mgrs. Choke _______ Ret.til PrIce. Put there by Che tt arranged for later this week CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO L. E. HAMILTON, JR. -ILM David Eber, Titusville THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Jesse Hayes, Longwocxj %%hlpped Potatoes Residence Unknown o It y ou e er admired a .\1tni, I with consulting engineer A.E. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ,and 2 __ Green Peas /f,1 y 2 Patricia J. Rodgers, Osteen 2. nw 'sthe time to cci it at .i O'Neall on the possibilities of IN THE ESTATE: C. HAMILTON BIRTHS Ir li m ,14 ttJ 1(1' ('ream .Juanita B. Gregors', Winter _____________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED laturer's Sue,:etcd Retail Price th. the city receiving a loan from Residence Unknown Mr. and Mrs. John Pamela, Springs. that the administration of 'he estate _ ni.iy fbi Roll, %lilk, flutter come :icain this model scar. the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an J ___ Farmer's Home I ___________________ Dunn Jr. a buy, Sanford 11 t if of ROBERT LEO BRADLEY, actiontoforecloseamortgag,on,h, Administration to expand the deceased, File Number, Is pending following property I Mr. and Mrs. John Bett *1 in Seminole In theCircuit Court for Seminole ro.inty, city's water system into Florida Griggs a girl, Sanford County. Florida. Probate Division, That part of the East Half Of the western section of the corn- the address of wtich Is Mr. and Mrs. Randa Seminole Northwest Quart er lying East Of the munity, I' - -J ___ County Courthouse, Drawer C, East right of way 'Inc of Slate Road (Melissa) Kent a boy, Lak ;. I Sanlord, Florida The personal No. 100(Interstate 1), all n Section The Winter Springs City represantativeoftheesta,eis RUTH 23, Mary / Township 71 South, Range 39 Council at 7:30 p.m. at a City F. BRAINARD, whose address is East. , MI Bo* 471, Winter Springs. Flo,Ida. -. hall meeting will consider f 1) DlS('IlAJu;r.s AND: That part of the East Hall of JP417d The name and address of the per surance bid s the Southwest Quarter (LESS and bids on radios - tp Sanford' I . -,.,,_-Al - . Nsunal repres.ntatjv,'i attor ney are w Tz'! North 15.I3 feet thereof) lying for the fire department. ,_~ Z. Mfreieda Addison Sol forth below. East of the East right of way line Of ILl. III All persons having claims or State Road No. 4 Mnneh Baker (Interstate 41. C hes \'ega um ,\loni5i Ifld iu e In (Medo, the city council at dema nd s against the estate are ALSO: The South 735 feet of the LUla M. Bryant ___________________________________________ 'maJl at tltts also cicgant 7:30 p.m. will hear a request required. within three months from West Hall of the Northwest 'Quarter I It Leroy Cole the date of the first publication of of the Add thi5 touch of luxury hits cen Southeast Quarter: all in from George Kendrick for p ( o iti: ii a:!a this notice, to file with the clerk Of Section 11, I _______ ('.;'H!i'f Eqiu:r William J, Hurst 19 I I 1 0 111 now ______________ and ECO TownshIp Id, 29th. and ou'Ve cot 21 South, permission to construct a the above court a written Statement Range 29 East. ______ _____________ 10*? ID*CJAUt PIL I1-I?.II. ICYs. Zilla M. l.iggon a I II) savinec fromChesrote: ___ a ' business building with a of any claIm or demand they may AND ALSO: Lots a, S. 6. Il, 24, 35. It'll Dessie Lumpkin have. eomn Ofl % t'ur 'CL'.t or Moni, writing Each claim i must be in 401 32 and)) . resldencefnthebackportlonof and must (LESS. The East IS _____ .$ 196 indicatethebasisf or Walgreens a a I( l() price reduction of! the Mrs. (.Tharks t Cheryl i Greer Color Film _____ *126 I the ofLots34,3S33*ndth,Eat, 33 dind the commercially zoned t claim, the name and addreii of the 1S.6 feet of the South 1. & girl 355 feet of Lot' a -Walgreens Color Film ..... propertyoffsjtj,west ofpofl creditor or his agent Ot' attorney, StAND TheNorthalfeetofLof 10, Ki;dacolor, Fucolor 1.09 "91 Debra A. McMann m.ik Jnd ur'.el I I_—II the amou nt claimed, If the all Brothers, in HUDSON PARK, as - Ot refrded Color Film ' , claim is not yet due, the dote en it in Plat B —.Super .hu.k.t de1T Movie Film Wil.mer 1. Stapleton one i 111111 11 =M_ oo k 1, Page 64. Pbli will become due Shall be stated. If Reccrds of Semir,ole Developed and Printed Mary E. itehurst County, Also on the agenda is a the claim i contIngent or FloridA. Print Rim C I k'tr'.i )f' .rK out Ethel B. Miller, DeRary resolution authorizing sub. unluidated , the nature 01 the on 0* 1 AND ALSO: That part of the East Polaroid Film,,,.. Cecil F. Rider, Deflary certainty shall be stated. If the 50 feet of the West Half of the mission of an application to I'S'IV$S 710 Norl2l1 claim Is s ec ured, the sec urity shall thwtt Quart Tf,1pfj er Martha J. Roach, DeStu-y Polaroid F'Mm .. federal government for S of the Southeas t Plus Tax I fteaw described . The claimant shall Quarter of ,Sfi',::iz Tnis'nt' (',tir e i 3-28oz. 1 oi g;it,zt'-ilc' ('abrIiIl('g !.qu,puicnr. 'OCkf7ALIL Section ii. TownshIp 71 Plus Tax I..arry' Laurine, Deltona siecond year grant to continue a deliver sufficient copies of the claim South, Range 29 , EAU (LESS __ The Agries I)arling, Geneva federally funded detective in to the clerk to enable IPie clerk to South 72$ feel thereof) lying South L-----J Mobil a.,, i.... Of Sale. mail one copy to each personal the Southerly right of way line of Martin U. Satava, 1..ongwood 1('1U:1I!?,1 the police department, Credit Ccwd representative, Card itThL1i st a I he Mcdalit js a ,p c l. j l.IIIII3late Road No. 436. all lyi SlAY $DtO&LJI PCI. ll.l7.lI.t7ê, and Margaret J. Smith, Orlando I allO ' ' .126 All persons int erested ii, the es tate be'ng ddft111111111111h mtlratls e c 4lition of the ('hes V In Seminole Coun'y, Florida. Councihuan Charles att, of to whom a copy of thu NtIe of s5: 2. Oi c James C, Stanley Orlando I Kodacolor, FuI)color res more Outside, it lia liniited editon the building committee, and Administration has been mailed are less Mrs. John i Barbarat Bowes Woigrun Color Film 1 :1 iiIl.!, ItlU w lied t15 dis, tSliitC stripe required. WITHIN THREE MON. ISis been " filed against you a nd you Councian Robert Whittier, of IHS FROM . & girl, Lake Helen -I THE DATE OF THE areregulr to serve a 88c Westinghouse Developed and Printed ':..,ind more, fn..:d it has :i Ctiti'fli — 011111 copy of your Ih the zoning committee, will FIRST PUBLICATIOP4 Or TillS I Mrs MIchael Eleanur r:lten acfens, I '. g',. 64.11 ',.t: k:, , .nJ :n''re ., Any, to it on, Flip Flash report on the trailer permit NOTICE, to file any Oblections they WILLIAM J. BERGER, pl0jlItf' 0 I 1oring & buy, Lake Helen \nf it ''II t'rJcr f",tttcn now and TT requested by Citizens In Action. may have that caenges the attorney, whose address i hnvii 1..' i : " Flashbar vOlidty of the decendt' will, for Polaroid Teb !' e.t;(,:\l;ntIr\in 1 the Greenberg, Taurig, Holtrnn. -..---FFflItt.Afl' IS I FLORIDA CALENDAR IN Florida Officials Fear Oyster Industry Hurting Hearst Jurors To See Where Patty Held Quake Repod : ,. - :..::. Feud Mars Meeting Sco uts H WEATHER old Jam boree , , on BIN Antibusing Riot In Boston All Souls Church Every Tuesday & Friday All Reg. Games IN BRIEF ao New Effos Are Made h 1. To End War In Beirut - AREA DEATHS Ford Opposes Postal Aid _______________________________________________ NOW l Notice COLJ flCus 1•O fi/1eet V/ar Erupts In Sahara In Three Oties S#flflfl IAenu C EVY ______ ', - -. I- - - sc i pli nary . ---.'------' . ,,,. - sn-j ' Funeral Notices HOSPITAL NOTES VE" NOVA MONZA ' ' r, NOW.SELF SE!UTC ' ______ 16 ff unerat ' , .'. 'I ' '' '- - ' 1I -, A - - -' -.-.--. . - - 4 - Vega Cabriolet - - 4 ___ __ ____ I' ____ ______ .,' _____________ I _________ ___ ______ ________________________ 126 110 kodachrome II 8 Kodacoler Cokr Colorpack SX.70 Land ___ __________ _______ - . Cigarettes-__ 48c Ice 50C W Lb. Bag - E&ON • We Honor j (1 IWfl7 j Coke ' C . 1.09 _____ : _______ or '' ' Westinghouse Magicubes Flaihcubes GE with 8 Flashe,., GE 10 SX.70 -1 - - l!]:Ph1T11Ikwr - lifications ot IflC personal representative, or the venue or turlsdlction of the cowt. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILl, BE FOREVER BARRED Ru'h E. Brainard As Pernal R,reerta live of tp.c kstate of Ro,ert Leo Bradley 22 del,n1an, AttOCy for Pe'on.aI Representative Kelly, III, P A P 0 Bo 1132 hp,ka, Florida 37703 leiephorse 166 31 30 Pvbljth Feb. 14, n, 1976 in the claim against WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on January 73rd, 1976 (Seal) Eitj Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Ccvii By: Martha T Vihlpn Depuy Clerk Jan. 26, F,b. 3, 9, 16, D74 Publish; DEVl2I 1.33 s • - (.' C__ Sanford: Betty H Erickson Charks A. Harlan Sylvia M. Lewis Coma Rice Florence Riley Henry 1.. Williams Franklin it Baker, Ap'pka Vivian C. .Smith, Apopka kIwlt M. Fletcher, DeBars' Matthew Giennek, Deflary' Benjamin F. Lusby, DeBary John C. Phillips, Osteen l(I I I76. ___________ I Magnetic Mount Photo Album 1.69 SO Easel-Style Photo Frame 1.67 8x10 E0181-Style Photo Frame .., I I I 217 I QUALITY LZAYRE PLAZA SANFORD SIUCTION .. . . SIIVICI .,,$AvtNos a7plf j 'i' S I i, • t. .......- Nova Medalist . - -J --1 , , _ r .i,... (*, ,11,r,. f Don't buy any car unt 36"IXP 2.29 '. i'. .: ,', I".'. S yKeuWhuir,r ISy P Man 29 ISO off - ..' 1 II I Only 34 I M,sIllll,iCttlrer 'i.'c'cstcd RoadI'rieela. liensc. de'.tl.ItTt ifl dIaree and mailable euipni lit -- .LIiiionl. U ,h: :;. 's re5d ., djtJ tn lime It: n n: fle ;It your ('he or Movie Proceiilng -. ' 1 7TTI iILT('PTfl ____________20-exp. Color Slide, . '-. ,,, ?1sP5Lt it,. $dS IIl $..o.' t ',p ' ' O(tU Goof - ' - ,,,, ,_ (.----- CONYINIHIcI , ' 369 ['1T1 t'I,1 $IAYIDIOAUIPU. lS'lY.11, %ff ~ 1 1.37 .1 .77 I ill ' $100off , I All at _____ _____ -- c';' or ADMI&SIONS on demanded Oec,asej DEW 86 Lipoff 6. Quentel, PA.. taO) BrlckelI Av enue, PH 1, Miami, Flor,øa 33131, on or befcre FEBRUARy 251 h, 1976, and file the ot-tginat with thC(,t,Ck of this Court either before servce plaintiff's attorney or Immediately ther eaft er otherwi e a default will be ent ered igaint you for the relief - S ui'- ____ - WaIgre.n 2.39 1.39 3.39 4.88 .. J AhIV?9ifOC.VOfi,A,.f3.d Throvh Ths lid 04 The Month -4ibtimry 29, 1 97i —. — -'4 lj4 - -- - ------ --. -------------- - -- - -- - 11 - - - - - - - - .--- - ,--- - -.---- - i .I -'-ir-- ----- - - -- - .'r' - —'-c - - - - --- - r- :'- -' - E'' - . I .~ " 0 �- 41 • -. - .r a --- ' - — ¶ r a •- - - -i--- -- - - - __ - - -- ••-.-- - I •1 J - - - a t ' a 4 • • -- ' ________ • - :I 1 • . f 'a 1J _____ - : ,' _. ____ 4 • • a • a - - I 1 _________________________ --_a____.E__-:- Evening 30) N. Herald Linai Monday, Feb. 16, 1976—AA WtTk. 55 cents; \1,il In Fli'i itLi inie longer than you can afford. financially, that is. But how about trying this one on for size: We didn't know until just this past week that we were suffering from a "lack of piscatorial pleasure." I Dok that one up in your Funk and Wagnall! Around %%AYNE 1) R. RICI IARD I I)N' Editor liii M I) (UBUIF Mnniing Editor ROBERT('. \1\HKF\' Advertising Director \ taff S18.40. l - lS borne (1tller) ' I Pat Moynihan Mold Effective 4, - - - - The Clock There's sonic political spice in tile speculation over Daniel Patrick Moynihan's retreat back to whether protecting his tenure on the Liculty is the only reason for his exit from the ("ilited Nations, and - hether lie will remain for on the sidelines of politics and government. Me Strain that surfacLd late last year between I i M oynihan and Secretar of State 11enr issinger pr However, the public expressions of support Mr. -ceived from ['resident Ford and NIr Kissinger suggest his quarrel was more with e linieless, faceless tile State 1)epartrnent lie had complained that he was pulling in one direction in the U.N. While the State Department was pulling in another. 'Me cablegram Mr. Moynihan addressed recently to Mr. Kissinger and all U.S. embassies abroad suggested that State Department regulars believe he had been "needlessl% provocative" in his attacks on the United Sta tes in the U.N. The flamboyant stNle of Mr. Moynihan, and his determination to call a spade a spade in debates with "nonaligned" nations do not fit the State Department mold. As r. MoNnihan pointed out, Oil r diplomats general]% bow to attacks oil the United States on the theory that to resist them would seem unfriendly and lead to even greater attacks lie cited specific instances where his tough response appears to have produced favorable resu'ts among thiii the lailure 01 the Organization of African Unity to agree on recognizing the Soviet-backed faction in Angola, and the withdrawal of a U.N. resolution that would have condemned South Africa for intervening in Angola without mentioning the much greater Soviet and Cuban intervention. Even the vote for the anti-Israel resolutioll on Zionism would have been greater, Mr. Moyn than believes, if our new policy in the U.N. had not led some nations to think twice about following the Arab leadership oil that issue. rresiaent P'ord IS riot likely to find another Pat Moynihan to send to the United Nations, but there is no reason why our next ambassador should not ta ke his cue from the brief but lively record Mr. Nloynihan left behind. It was not just his personality that shook up the U.N., but the message that came across with his biting logic and attacks oil hypocrisy — the message that the United States is willing to stand up and fight for what it believes Ifl -- - -- - - - -- - - - - -- - I - - _______________________ I I r. Nloynihan rattled the teacups of many a diplomat, but his battles produced a wave of .,atisfaction among Americans who were tired of seeing Uncle Sam only turn the other check to 'lification in the U.N. Some broken china is a meager price to pay for the refreshing effect of Mr. Moynihan's ay prove as b(-neficial to the U.N. as to Am crican pride. President Ford — and especially 51r. Kissinger nd - -. - w hen they pick his successor. :- hi - A case study in the need for Juthdal action has just been - provided by the Alabama LegLslature. The state has one of the lowest tax rates in the nation but has failed P ¶- -- conditions, ' - - - - When a foreign power mistreats American prisoners of war, the Geneva Convention provides a procedure for protat. When a state violates the constitutional rights of an American cit izen, the federalcourts must enforce those rhts U.S. District Judge Frank Jchnson Jr., heard evidence in Montgomery that homosexu rapes and other assaults were common in Alabama's fearful] overcrowded prisons He ordered the number of guards to be doubled andet down minimwn standards for ttlually every area of prim operations. No judge would have had to - leplatell in this manner if the Alabama Legislature had met its responsibilities, in humanity And decency and simple jusUce. But when only a Judge can give meaning to our con. *_Ukq - stithtional rights, he must do so .41 BERRY'S WORLD a - -J C-- I -- - -- -' — 14 - Security here at (ho Winter Olympics this ROOT is rea ll y something else!" - —r—-•_ -_- _•-= - ______ -- -- • -- - - ----== --. -- - Con Cau t In Cookie Jar a social at Greater Sanford Chamber of Com neree. Ile contes sponsored by Tri-Coutity Roadrunners C.B. Radio Club. Nioney raised will be used to buy air (litiuning for the Chamber auditorium A total 30 was raked Bill Sheppard (below center) was crowned Valentine King aturd ay night at Beta Slgma Mi's an. nual Vaku tin e Ball He raise d $1,118 of a total of $1,900 With h a h 1Ie Fe ( right) and n Maynard of DSP. Money will bendit Seminole Youth Ranch I 44 , PLAYT F •- - 1=— - - -- - - -==---= In attempting to make themselves creators, judg es and enforcers of the election cornmission's requircments the included in the election campaign act of 1974, Senars and Representativ es were attempting a power grab, or so decreed the Supreme Court. They were taking over authority the constitution vested in the President arxi their "Just-let-my-head-in-the. tent" practice, if a llowed to con ti nue, would w ea ken the cons ti tutional system of checks and balantes between the president and th e courts. It is clear that Congress, action here would not ha materially weakened the power An influence oi esldent Ford of his successo But in the past year, taking advantage Watergate and the forced resignation of President Nixon. activists in the Senate and House have been jabbing and slashing in repeated attacks aimed at gaining broad powers for Congress and cutting deeply into the powers of the presidency. r i • .. ____ NON- - -- -: C _______ LIMIT 2 'a LIMIT 1 i, -' - I . ) \%\, : / ' / a In And Around Scinford LIMIT JOHNSO N'S BABY SHAMPOO DA ^A anford 13eautification Proiects Com" Beautify or Bust' appears - to be the theme song of a harniful of infordites D i D!L!P form the Greater banford Chamber of Commerce Civic and Community Affairs committee. Under the chairinanshiP of Bill Gielow. the committee plans several beautificatiion projects. At t1w last meeting # DIAL oz. 1301fle U 28 top award, "OTHERS." a bridge and Mrs Ralph In a valentine setting, high lo ve] plaque for her out Austin Smi th as chairman of score in bridge was awar ded s'andiip cPrvP5 with 'c tc cvcnt, 5Stcd by Mt Mrs JO tiuff. Scoring high in org, ition. Sheila is the only woman in several southern Wesley, Mrs F.T. \1erjet he r Mrs J.E. Raker on ScCflo gates to chair a Sal vation and Mrs Philip Logan high. Army Advisory Board. — LIMIT 1 CHOCOLATE COVERED VILLA CHERRIES WINDEX 12 oz. 20 Oz. Monday Feb 16 1976-5A - - L ±E 4 —. ,. - - - - • -. - - - 4 - - * - - - ~ V - - -- •- - --- -= - Laughing Off TERS PEANUTS 16 OZ. DRY ROASTED _____ I lk _f~ 34 oz. LIMIT I A Phone FRUIT OF THE LOOM Sizes 126 and 110 20 exposures ff 1_ 11~) 49 A Dear t' - c PACK Reg. 2.99 2.00 Abbv I T-SHIRTS & BRIEFS KODACOLOR 11 stor%: 1, too, war, married to a recei%- ed an anonymous fine, professional inan for tele phone call concerning my a number of years. 1, too, I • hUStxlnd. It went something like 1received n anonymous phone tths all telling me that my T Phone ra ng in my office husband was hating an affair in our small-town. weekly w h secary. 1. too. was ne wspaper, and the woman ho d umbfounded. Iloeer, in called , Lsked my Identity and husband to titan it w;ls stead of forgetting it, I did Iny then for ine, so he (Iro% her there. own investigating and "is vour daughter home*," did that wonian expect discovered that my hmstxind Whitj one" I ask ed , 'I to gain except to make me LSIfIfactdatinghLsse(14i) have ttirec unhapp A A MASKED and h4xi been for sorni tout " BALL glad I laughed. It Inust In tin opinion, the Person whij :'A nurse? Why do you ask?" have taken the wind out 0f her Red Parrish, George 111ofmiln, Mary Parrisch and Freida informed "Well I just sn your sails was not liellwege (venter group ith crowns) join the merrymaking at niiscrab!e peon" trying t usband drive by hit. Plesnt the German-A RUTII IN IOWA mke Mardi Gras ~bsked [Ile iiiiscrable. She was Mill. Jesters are Steve Rando and Booseselt, and he had ' Iii Alt RUfli I happe n (left 1, a guest from St. Petersburg, oun g w oman tfre&sed in w hite agree WIth you But rind on for sirnpl a friend ho tini and Pat Stockham from the L'nl%city of Florida (H era ld Photo to tip tue off. with him' a lit te r from someoui ho bi Toni Vincen t.) ___________________________________________ help it), disagrec% %ith both of u.s. I think it is absolutely then she banged down the DEAR ABBY: When I read dismsting that tile wife I' s receiver. your dvice to the wonian who always the last 1 o know abmt The snuIl cafe next to us had had recei ved an anonymous her husband 's ttraurritul ir I • only two girls working there (in call telling tier that her husbnd activities. I'd rather be midafternoon i. a nd one of them was having an affair, I becanic iniscrable knowing the trull, had caught her hand in a mixer. furious You told that woman about 111% husband than Ike in The other girl asked if one of us that [lie caller was probably "ignornt bliss with a man oud please drive the injured miserable person trying to lH)IuinkCsanuocke out of his girl to the cinergency hospital iuiake others tuiiser,ubk and the marri4igc - In I I 1 _____ - . -- I 4 - • ' S -• - - Iffi a ' es - - BRACH S (Agnes) Harper has returned to her Sanford painting of several past home after spending three named chairman of a for Norman the Special Bicen husband, Go vernor and Mrs I thcoming Azalea Sale. Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl tennil Award. Dorcas is a Reubin Askew, in Tallahassee. According to Woody, the sale relative newcomer to Sanford, Agnes extended visit was due will be an all-day event on who formerly called Spain to illness. utid 6 at uirtle home. locations, Sanford Plaz, Zayre Jean Patteson is off again in Plaza and Downtown Sanford. Sanford Woman's Club was tier levi and boots, but this Ile flowering plants, some of awarded a certificate of ap. time. not on horseback. She them donated. will be offered to preciation for members par- departed Friday a.m. on a t he public at a fraction of co titipation in the bell ringing plane carrying supplies to ____ So for beauty's sake, plan to during Christmas, which earthquake victims in 4, buy many varieties of the (lutirlot te Smith presented to Guteml, Ariiie(I with popular plants. Dottie Karns, president, at the ci-nera and equipment, Jean February ineeting. will trend through the rubbles The ribbon-winning paintings The Salvation Ariny also for n eye-witness account of of Sanford-Scminole Art honored Mrs. W, Vincent till , catastrophe. Association's recent Art (Sheila) Ro be rts at the recent Exhibit are urren t1 Annual Advisor Board disPlayatSenkarik's Glass and Nleeting and Civic Dinner. The Social Department of Paint Co. hree Sanford Woman's Club inet Of special interest is a years, Sheila was presented tl~e Wednesday afternoon to pla y - WASHINGTON — Government policy is often had cleared the testimony endorsing the idea of Our sources shaped by hidden influences, which work against premarket notification. SIcCollister urged personally reverre Port it was President Ford who Armendai!sl misconduct. In February 1974, he sed the policy. A spokesman was the keynote speaker at a St. louis the public Interest substituting a weaker bi ll, which the industry s con. aid the lesident changed the policy after be ention He sta yed in a $9-day hotel suite at Certainly the public should be protected, for supported. ezample, from dangerous chemi cals. The Ad. got a comprehensive report on the issue and the Stouffers Riverfront hotel. 7 fancy I It is at least an interesting coincidence that realized a mistak e had been made ministration endorsed a measure, therefore, Mclltster has received financial pport from (DROSS MISWNDUCf Werecenlly accused WaspaidforbytheMourjVsCoacW requiring chemical rnanufacturers to report the chemical octation, which happe to have a $500,000 Industry executives. The Alex AmendariS, the minority businessmen's contract with Armendaris' agency. 1edsofa new chemical Productto go%erwnent Congresa, 'S press aide told us the financial irri prc ssubk federal adv ocate, ulators 90 days before it hiis the culimercial contributions didn't influence his actions. of gross Yet Arrnendaris charged the govemment (or misconduct. rket his St. Louis expenses, Including the hotel bill. On October 15, fl chemical industry director of the Office of Minority Busiaesa He stated on his cifirial vo uc It's hard to argue against such an obvious representatives met behind closed White House her: "Hotel receipt Enterprise, he intervened to help frien&, get sdeguard. But the chen-dcal industry, which is doors with President Ford's Subordinates. Not 0.%I ed." BE contracts and accepted g1fU from OMBE MisplaL more interested in PrOtccling Kofits than long afterward, the word was passed to Lynn contractors. We have obt&ined a copy of the hotel receipt, people, opposed the meawe. that the Administration had reverse(] iu Policy House sources assured us priv which Armendri.i cQuIdn't seem to find After The Environmental Protection Agency, on premarket notific U n. y we requested an explanatflon, he hastily dashed Ujat Armendaris would be eased out. But neverthel' " ttheein t its No. 2 man, John Quarles, lie notifled Congressman McCollister on Republican fund raiser lien Fernandez paid a off a persorial check to the govemment to up to Capitol Hill last July to testify in support of personal niburse the hotel dw. Novem ber 13 that e Administration has call upon President Ford and urged 90-day, prertmrket notification. rea him not to fire Armenda essed previous positiom.-, As pan o f the An OMBE spokesmarcIa[m ris. With unassailable iogic, he explained that the that ArThis has reassessm Put the President on the spot. Ile rnendaris thought the hotel had given Min ent, the Adfftildstration no longer will advance notification would permit the govem. seek legislation requiring chemical companies depends heavily upon Fernandez to raise money mnplimentary acconunW om nddidn't atl a merit to bar "significant r and rally support for him in the Spanish. realize thqt the suite had been paid for by the nokfy government regulators in advance substances, which are health andr en 10 OMBE contractor. aking community. abut t possi ble risks a w chemical In 19772, Fernandez and Arinendaris teamed But then the cheinical crod began pulling Alex Harris, who heads the MIaour1.Kanis rings and influencing people in the backrooma i of fi cial of th e Counul for Fvironmen ta l nmiit" Fernand has of Washincn Thieen da ez inid our reporter Gary a fm policy against pro%ithng gratujU for after the Quality inld us "We weren't consulted on Cohn boastfully, "we were responsible for to goverwnet offidais The bill had been ccirigressional hearings, Rep. John Y. Mc. decision; we weren't party to it; we didn't even per cent of paid by Nixon's votes.-, CoIliter , ft Neb, challenged Liuc Ad- get a copy of the let ter until misUike, lie insisted. of it was sen ' Now Fern 1indez is erisicrossing the country tmdwsenwnt of the toxic control Fernandez coned meanwhile, that he had An official of the Envirortmental Protection again. this time shaking the uwney tree and urged the President to retain Armendaris bt ll Agency told us his agency also had "no part" in stirring UP support for President Ford He wr ote in budget director James Lynn, who the decision. insisted Meanwhile we have dug up more evidence of allega ti he did so because he Idered Our ons "r1dlculou." L FEB. 17 New Or GAL. ROUND IT 4 the ASflIO(Air Support to Regular Operations) beat maintain day and night cotage of 72 pe r cent of the city 74 per cent of its population and 7S per cent of the police department's problem are Detroit six bell patrol i equipped with "instantdaylight "1ta that ca n Sabotacles Sa Y2 p? Appearances Aren t All emica Indus I BARS FOR mo The helicopter, which first proved its value (luring the Korean War as a means of evacuating wounded soldiers from forward and often otherwise inaccessible positions, is coming into its own In nother kind of war. As recent.1y as 1960, a total of only 21 heli copters were opera ted byl0 law enforcement i4AROLD BLUMENFELD - CE CREA —.-- '. ol ice - 0 "- Opp Itelicopters. Ilk- Los Angeles Police Department, for example. has a fleet of 14. Flying patrolmen on - " _____ sta te, county and local taw enforcement agen cies in the 50 states operate more than 400 t BORDEN REG. SIZE 6 , s •.--_ ____ Pack of 5 DEODORANT DIAL SOAP illuininate a 50-foot circle from an altitude of 5W F fee t. And while not exactly in the area of crime I Prevention or detection, Ohio State Highway Patrol helicopters spotted 35,000 traffic l RES vio lat ions in l94 and were cracking Their touted thesis over the years, and L 2 sPeedersat in 1 975. "But It came in such culminating with Mr. Nixon, was that th e In. ne e greatest benefits of the helicopter fluence of Congress has gradually eroded and, is i Speedy rspoiise Wne, whith itiu not that the presidency has strengthened to a only in apprehending lawbreakers but dangerous deilme. 464JUA vu is Ic xTric U1 Wgh. Congressional cOffunittees have taken on way accidents, heart attack victims and in other thernselves a new day-to-day auftrity in foreign -situations where minutes count. and domestic affairs, not only peeking over the Another advantage is that a helicopter pilot and his observer n see vastly more from the shoWdersofdeparmentandagen cyofflcas What is It about our personal physical a maybe It's those tell-ta le creas on our fa ces air than an officer they correctly should, but in some outrageous Pearance which marks usas "the older people?" wNch give away our age. Many will claim those instance, attempting to direct operations. Pioneer In the use of helicopters 'the Is it the general assumption that all bald. 1ATinkles around the eyes and chins are the first York 0ty Police Department, which during a Now there is no doubt Congress has, and headed men are old, er that all old men are bald. signs of aging. but I hve s-len niany young typical year responds 10 boats in distress, rightfully, the auftrity to set policies, to declare headed? I lost most of iny hair before I peopI e quite wrinkled after long over-exposure wrches for missing persons, rescues bridge war or refuse to declare war. including semi- celebrated a 21st birthday. And there are many to the sun trying to achieve that swarth - patina jumpers and recovers sto;en cars, as well as men past 65 who have retained a good shock of they believe gives them a heal th ac y glow performing routine traffic surveillance prograrris and their budgets, and to act as a Light hair, perhaps streaked with sil ver orcompletely was joined y a year politi cal g check on everything the president and his agents gray. Nothing wrong with the color because gray front of illy tele0sion set when Ronald Reagan missions as excitng as any that entertain do or don't do. But of late Congressional com. is a beautiful mixture of black and white. And anounced his candidacy for the Republican tele%ision viewers. During a fla n sh ood inTexas, mittees have stepped into executive roles which Bulwer philosophized that, "it is not (by) the PresidCntial Nomination. I was told. 41 1le's too one police helicopter retrieved 79 flo(xWapped could seem to be unconstitutional. Whether gray of the hair that one knows the age of the old to run for President. lmk at all those %ictims from their rooftops in a two-hourperiod. Congress or the president is right or wrong,in heart. But young people who have gone wrinkles on tds face!". any particular instance is not the Lww. Prematurely gray, and even older folk. have What are these facial cre%ices which drive This is what editorial writers call a sorry learned how to cover this up with hair dyes women, and increasingly more men, to the of. corme In an attempt to shift the balance still more, a ntary on the state of society: demonstrated frequently by TV comiriercials. fices of plastic surgeons for face lifts? My dic. series of bills have been submitted in the A bill has been introduced in the Ohio General The majority of"'Y's aging population re tionary defines wrinkle ss as creases. it a150 Asembly to permit local boards of education to Congress: "walking tall." If I were bent over ar.-I used a provides a second meaning: a wrinkle is an grant "assault leave" to teachers wilo are in. ve of . I dislocated my sacro- further explatiDn it has a quote, "The wrinkles Total number of "asnult leave" days would To create a corsumer protection agency l um bar playing tennis and at that time had in on her face showed her age." depend upon the seriousn ess the injury, which which would be answerable in Congress in lean on a cane while I shuffled around in a for. We see wrinkles every day In baggy pants, would require medical verification. ward tilt position But not today auto fenders onsiderable measure with the President and on pnes But let's accept Under the present system, a t ea cher unable William Shak having but limited control. peare said, "He that bath a the fact that, may as we ow older, the ad in perform his or her thities as the ult of an beard is more than youth, and he that hath none vancing years do wrinkle our skin. However, it assault may take sick leave. But since severance ' is less than a man,"Once upon a time a be, In this struggle, the election would be worse if aging wrinkled o ur hearts, pay at retirement is based on the number of creation was but one 3=11 battle in a campaign. was a venerable distinction and decoration for mimis iind souls, unused sick leave days a teacher has ac. Victor Hugo said, _ race is joined with cum led, th The significance of the tupresme Court be adding financial "beaver" whenever a bearded trin passed by. %rinkles, it is adorable. There is an unspeakable penalty to physicalcould injury. decision thus goes far beyond Its effecton the Today wed go hoarse shouting 'beaver" wat- da in happy old age." A word of caution According in Ohio 3thte Rep. Francine campaign law It sug eats the Court will stridtiy ching the parade of the chin whiskered young though Be wary of friends who com pliment you rule that any other attemWs by Congress to men. neh, author of the legislation, the number of about looking yourg for You can be sure assaults on absorb new ill grow ng old. cent in the United States between 1970 and 1973. - -.- C Pro or Of a --- TRAC 11 30"s _________ - k es ve Best Friend F B WASIIINGTION — The Supreme Court caught Congress %ith its hand in the cookie Jar. ' - was - —Bill CarrIe c', ress '- - 0#1y! TO ORDER _____ I - hI - LA he pre3ldlent's gael of the Longwood Area I Se rt oma Club from M Hazel Antui of Tampa, district got nu'ar right) Others participating in the 111stallation ceremonies ' F,ERS IN STA LL S - Quality inn, Ingwood, were Mrs June Kemp, regional director;Saundra Zable, standing In for secretary, Donna Tierney; Do nna Jauyna, vice president and Ethel Geldberg, ASPIRIN 8 oz 8 Boffle - --- , - ,= '- - - - - .. ' - - '- _• • , • - , 01 HOW TO SAVE MONEY milli - - - I PLEDGE PRESCRIPTIONS i I 0 FE DEUVERIES . . . . . . why y for ft? FEB. 1 add 2 to the cost of your PIMINMPMn. Unless ou sew ALL ITEMS AVAILABLE AT THESE STORES. SANFORD Pick 243* FRENCH AVE. up your on pimserip"" - iw _____ l save . .. a upe X• CASSELBERRY RED BUG ROAD a SR 434 OPEN ___________ SHOUL DN7 WERE FiLLING MON THRU SAT 6 6 2533 LAU RE L AVE - - Bo tt le of i Or For Any Special Occasion Decorated To Your - . - BAYER , i ' SHAMPO EYE DROPS Del c ous Birthday - Wedding Anniversary ., V\ SUNSHINE HARVEST VISINE ON - 4; 1m: Ph 322 7596 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS YOUR PHECRIPTION? SANFORD INTERSTATE MALL AT SR 436 AND 1-4 _____ - - L"Ile Downer, I right) IJItle hIlss Valentine 1975, crowns this year's tide holder , and Kim Ion the left) Karen Koger, 4 earld tfns of 1900 Patrick Ave. , Sanford. Toge er th the girls collected more than $200 in vo — and individually each collected more than any other COU3taflt. They were crowned Saturday night at ,d oo luck,guys and gals. Go get ' em' _- -- ------Y - DON OAKLEY a - - - -_- - ------ - Valentine RoyaIty treasurer. _ :-= 9141404Y. V0111404Y. ma t - -- crowned This Weekend you might well get • "blitzed' tomorrow — by a team member from the Greater Sanford Cliamber of Commerce, Uiat is, as tomorrow when lu teams of eight pla yers hit the highways and byways In the annual one-da y mbership drive blitz. Ca thins Ilbert Abney Wayne Albert, Red Cleveland, Bill and Walter Glelow, Tom Hunt, Tom hIcDonald, John hiercer, Pat Register, Jim Ryfin a.rid Garnett White report all In readiness to make this one of the best membershin drives in recent RAY CROMLEY Action Necessaryc -- - '•I•j \ - • ______ - o much for the vacation, 'came now it'!; back to the nitty-gritty. ur Saw an interesting item while vacationing over on the West Coast last week. It came out of the Clearwater Sun and went like thisJust a week before (Seminole Count Corn missioner) Sid Vihien Jr. p!,anned to go skiing for the first time he broke his ankle H Aspen trip WLS cancelled. but Vihien did not waste time. "The week that was to be spent on the slopes wa used to begin preparations for his campaign for the 5th District seat in the U.S. House of Represen. tatives. "Slon(lay iFeb. 9). Vihien launched his earn. ugn iUi a whirlwind press-conference tour that touched major areis,n the eight-county district. interesting. isn't it. — - adva n t age of you end up really blistered — or under the care of a doctor for overexposure. And it can be frightening. We a lso learned an awfully lot about daytime television. Can't say we enjoyed everything about it, but most assurexily can understand how so inan% people get 1woked" on the drned stuff. For in.5tance, we learned anwfully lot by tuning to the Phil DonahueShow (Channel 2, 9 a.m., da ily). Heard quite a few pros and cons on the old adage that Begins At 40" and were surprised at rAfflle of the resposes, One woman in Donhue's audience said, "I was frightened to (1€ ath hcn I neared 30 didn't even give ita thought when I tilt 40 and now that I'm over 501 m really enjoying life more than ever" At least her words were in th at vein, if not actully quoted verbatim. Welso found out front tuning in to the bmb tube that ome of the daily quiz programs can be quite educational — at times. Others can be quite still #Mhers ao found out le on vacation ttu t one CJfl really suffer from sunburn if it's taken in too large losage at one clip. 9 ___________________ "7 -I- a AVE.. SAFORD. FLA 32771 or M1.9993 e. - I ;Ila - - —i— - 4 - - _________ _____ I -- - .-• .- a 1 - - ' - - --- - - - �- -- - - ________________ _______ - II _______- - - ____ 6A-Evenin Herald, Sanford, FL . -;=___ — - Monday._Feb. ___ 16, 1976 -I I LI Legai Nofce LrnnI Notice - 'I egliI N0t I'tt -- 2 4 sech f a muggs iO aSSul1Od hs 6 9 NE 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC locked safe. Joe Santos BERS (R) Fri,) BOOK BEAT (R 625 (A) - 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL the School Board 01 Seminole Clk of the Circuit Court of County, Florida at the chico of the Seminole County, Florida, id trade THE MOTHERS IN LAW bids will be publicly opened. All - . ___________________ _____ .______ Springs4 F! ' Florida, until .00 P.M., Monday, in compliance with cc on 65 2 I2 TAKE MY ADVICE • ,_iw i work necessaryand incidental to the FIANCIS GRUPPE is the sole Monday . . A Longwood - ' - - ___________ - ____ ______ llerald( oespondent ______________ DATED at Orlando, Florida this Ft - when he heard the news on the OPen. "eloded" off the grass The Uveity in l3, Harris wn 630 4 tofMe o'steingtho CBS NB 630 uod hba MENT 4 1255 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6 P4tAUOE P,s Nau• uLlAS, YO 1 00 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE nufl AN YOU (A) KIT (A) 4 MIDDAY : r ' or Presbyterian Church, 991) Bear b said Board, CerlIed Check 0C less than live (5 per cent) per uNDERDoG - City of CasSelberry of Seminole PRECINCT NO 17 - Cassetberry leader, hith hoth amazed and paring the lint hole in sudden - - bit'.c 'itan 638 tD SLHUUL PROGHAM 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND made par on the floi and then , from Jacksonville. written Contract with said Board EDY SPECIAL 1000 2 12 JIGSAW JOHN narniictld,sIkodrocstar W INTERC;OM €1) STARIREK 730 2 WILD KINGDOM 4 NEWS 655 2 DTlONAL 658 SzioaIOr John (Jack War den) arid s Pannor (Alan Fons1esn)assemto thed arid susxcts induding the 6 t\ICH CE LU S R\hE A DEAL 800 2 12 THE RH LIflLE SHOW Paul Mri Boo Davis 1935 (Wed) A Kiss in the DWk Jane man David Nn 19.49 Tnt) Rin for the 700 2 12 TOOAY(Localnows at 725ard825) 4 6 CBS NEWS (Ch 4 (1 foc 1flO IBob Shernn) 4 6 MEDICAL CENTER Ahor a dodor is tndod Ie wtxlungsoGamoncantavoa U SESAME STREET 9 G000MORNING AMER ICA 800 4 CAP TA I N 6 €1) ADOAMS FAMILY 430 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6 MERV GRIFFIN Groor 1956 (Fri) The Green Glove GlonnFcyd 1ano Bioolç 152 130 - 4 6 AS THL flLD TURNS 9 RME AND REASON 200 9 $20000 PYRAMID Fl PRECINCT NO 71 - jaycee In formation Booth 4th Street and I 't 1EU1' •'.t% ' ' .-.... 9 RICH MAN. POOR MAN Pail lois. R&xty and Torn have a sIrainod rourion; Tcrns wife into a sIf10 with a 'lOughao ED SPECiAL OF THE WEEK ToBo AjmtxJ. )V1E 'Task Force. W Gary Cooper, Jane Wyan 1949. Tab of navy olfscs life. trrngaàraaft carS rr devoioçmert 830 4 6 PHYUJS Ph4hs aos to rosuxo faimty Iranqility fleatenod by a siting 'atry whon Jonalhdns o(her pays a visit, 9 ABC MOViE "On Her M.iesys Sorvi Pail one. Bond (Goorgo L.azenrcf) takes a wife arid almosi es has life as SPECTR.E ; .ins a plague to poison the World's food sLply. Tefty Savabas aid Rg9 CO$ tr 1969 857 2 12 P-SC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12 JOE FORj4ESTEfl____________________ 'C' I."( 1(5 *4 'ii yr lOCG CMAi Fell, Ray MIIatxI, Roben Rood ED MO N TV PYTHON S FLYING CIRCUS 10 30 I N T E A N A T I 0 N AL ANIMATION FESTIVAL €) THE JIP,V,4Y SWAGGART SHOW Regious prcam 11 00 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS ED MAN AND ENViRONMENT ED 700 CLUB 1130 2 12 TONiGHT 4 6 CBS MOViE: Unwved Father. - Joseph Dot tome. Y 1 an unwed teenage father wtx wart's to keep his child, finds httseltm conflict with the bond in has at1on to gain Iooai ciAtody cA tf baby 9 - MONDAY NIGHT ' CIAL: Charles Manson Portrait in Terror-An Unauthorized Biography Guests. VriCerdBi4icisl, Irving Kai-wok. Jeremy Rthtn (R) €1) ROBERT MAC NEIL RE- THE AOVLNTURE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES SMARTER BROTHER -. ED iue ..,Ay,'4rr )l • i ____________________ too 2 12 To.ionnow 9 DAILY WORD 200 2 DAiLY DEVONAt. TKUTf Tuesday LU Ii3 Morning EVERY SUNDAY 9A.M.-] P.M. - . -. '?3.I}'. L- - i'' t*. CRACKERBARREL (A) ________ "EARTHQUAKE '2c 9,_c 2 '- .4? .'-" ... . 4- ..' ____ _____ _____ Y Z , OI*IR*L CINIMA CONP [Rclw MATS IVERY DAY' ______________________ ______________________ _____________________ L 1L2:30p.M.-51.2 ,_ I SANFORD'S PUTTING "LIFE" INTO SANFORD'S NIGHTLIFE! Th(- drea's most popular ptace. - the place to meet ano greet .l lOjls and SHERATON . -'%'lI' 'i..'tTtJj.. ... • +i.'-k.i' . p 3.?' ' - '•.'%.. ,• . \7'! .-: p 4• •.. , ..+'. 4 ..- •.• - .. - visito,, Hear. t., I fl 00jy •' I LADIES NITE WEDS, DRINKS, HALF PRICE THE TRUTH AT tAl' 3 30 S GO 1 30 - ... ,, - .. r. RESTAURANT 4'l ;•,.i'. -• !,r.4,-,. , s..'.4,, -p .4 L-!-.:' •.?' ________________________ $39s complete 1)1 tO ,, .,'4. .i- "• i"1 . . - Legal Notice Legal Notice _______________________ —FICTITIOUSNAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Noticc is hereby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA engag Aye,, 10 IC ..." I -. - ' _______ ______ 3:30 to 1:30 p.m. lzIc Jon W! III t -. -o? .- ; L , RUTH BARBER. petition. Circuit Court, Seminole County, ADMINISTRATION in accordance with the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING - r • I liked to pick his mind about how to pIa better and how to play the big pro tour,' H4irr said One thing Miller Ii I t the '4441'k ' - - .-I?r , 1 / - - - - w J / - V V - Benny Parsons couldn't Petty? Where's I'etty?" belie1'e hi.s eyes, There were the "Go, go, go!" came the reply lllCfl to whorii he'd conceded from his crew, the lamed Wood victory, Dad Pearjn and irothers, - -(I •- - . 4-I " through (he infield in their flattened from the impact and crumpled race cars. 'lust still flying, Pearson . It was also a pretty unbeliev- bled oflthrough the Infield, past able sight for 120,000 fans Petty, and onto the track at packed into I)aytona Inter- about 15 miles per hour to national Speedway, and for rnil- victory. lions watching on national telePetty, meanwhile, futilely ______ • '' - , t,i 'a1.1.'", . : - - ' .' - __________________ worked to imitate that, and I've James Hylton, BObb)' Dave Marcis, Darrell WaItrip, worked to incorporate it into Buddy Baker, David Hobbs, my swing too." Earl Ross and Dick Brooks For all young pros, the were others taken out of it by challenge is to get out of the mechanical troubles. "minor leagues" such as the .. - -- . - - _____ car's differential froze. That events circuit, where the big startcd a three-car chain reac- money IS. to the hospital in sencus condi- qualif)ing school at MTtle won last year when Pearsor. son, Communty Club House. 500 Spring Majority vote requirid Par the Daytona 500. Oaks Drive, Altamonte Springs, Fl adoption Provided a majority of "Hut we were Just one lap too Magclalen Church, 100 Spring Lal. Road, Altamonte Springs. Fl By Lois B Walker ho - rac and nney was di%ided up. Petty NASCAR Grand National, and been the worst week in the rae- in the race?" Fo1 growled. 19 seconds, although there was make the big tour," Hais finly win the biggest race of taking $23,680. life. For a lot of other races tnnie Pond, - two Hut one again, no one suesaid bitteriy. "Obviously we're former winners were entered. laps behind ceededin doing what only Petty doing something wrong." The attrition rate Sunday VVraps Lip Lake City • L)ivision Title Winter Park Drive, Casselt,ecry, Fl Pett)' playing It down to Jchn Gentile 51.300 $1,100 the last ." Timnberrrrrr :' - -- ing into the third turn," said over Seminole. in the nation, GreaWr SaWord ,, three minutes left on the clock, points. You can't stop that. But amber of about seven minutes ruaining coach . . -.. 4 - . .• I, - - .1 . ' -, . - - - . a 1. j , .,. / 1 • • a a - ,. . . .. ( _____ "" . _____ . ' ' ' _____ - _______ - . -, '. -,. Frasson, and he sort of straightened me out." was Joe _____ All the while, Pearson had the presence 01 mind to push In ,- - . - v I • - 6776 73-716 The Valencia contest Wednesday is expected to provide a fewsjdebattles The Matadors are out of the divisional race, -' -. ORlANDo - -- i' iI ((oi. !j 'ivii'1 IlIfOifllflt ion VOLI need a huti t V (J U r III'w co3 tnumt.v to whom a copy of this Notice of the right to determine how, when, tdmifli5trdtion 5 been mailed are and to whom hospital services will PRECINCT 140 6 -- Community required, WITHIN THREE MON. be provided houSe, Firit Street. G'neva, Fl - NOTIcE to tile any obe'ctions they vaIidiy of the decendent's will, the ___________________ 8319212 ' - WIl L BE FOREVER BARRED. S C L Waits j. Waits. Ceccasod, 831 9212 ATT0NEY FOR PERSONAL PEPRESFPITATIVE; Fc'estCify - Once stopped, he screamed REClNCT NO -Snlano Baptist Church, South Side of 43.1, West of I 1, Longwood, Fl H(JTC1IISOU & MORRIS hi' II ii, it III ' family as eligible to receive full or HouSe. Avenue E & 7th Steve Benson 128$ 53 Da*iØ Jimene 1211 55 G;rnn Hail 5197 13 state's four divisions corn- Black Hammock elirnin:itton tiiurnev X?:b'r'r I , H I-"'—('ri PubliSh: Feb. 16, 1971 House, Avenue E I lOt Street, Of pageantry in the shadow of Placid, NY. United States figure skater roth)' Hamill total in the 37 events. East 5143167 Sanford, Florid. 37711 All bids to te ifl City hall by 4 30 Ralph J. Fisher ' closed," said International won, fittingly, by te host AusThat was Just two short of the (')l)mpk's in Munjcn four Olylulplc Committee Iesident trmans. The rest of the day was IIII-tIIIIe best of 12 won by the ago or the confusion (;er- Elmc,itar, School Auditorium. Clerk of the Board Lake Mary. Fl - years looking for his parents. "I don't know it- hat hap- - day internatinnal celebration of lion, the evacuation of athletes (or a of (1W the altercation began. Pat cleavor. country that has iirIy one day night barroom brawl in- rink, only one bokied and for Seminole County, run and Plorw,jy 3 3 4 10 3 3 I 7 F 'nland 7 1 I 7 *follancl that has O1d, Seminole (Seal) ATTESI treal, these Ol)mpics went off lively few disputes, That may I - The Ii - - DEW - ftuldinq, 500 East Altman Drive, DEw 3 east of athletes, gathered Infor- the otherwise 0 U S Medalt INNS8UCK (API rcflptt gold, silver. ttor !e and per. precision hockey team, pow Whater the reason, it was the on qol medals won 3 1 1 I I C 0 7C(hO5Iovakia 0 $ 0 1 pushed IUC and I pushed him INNSBRUCK lAP) 2 C,i,c,i ________________________ DEW 697114-217 'ark St'it.ash,ick 7)69 77-217 77737) 711 7S6f1- 21! 7370.75-71s Jim Morton LOflQwood, Fl . 70 74 3)-- 217 Jeff Bailey Sabal Palms - 71 75 71-217 $197 IS Gene Frank $197 15 Post Randall 1150 Jerry Moody 5150 INVITATION FOR BIDS that clear notice of the polling plai_es Community Ftou$e, HolI Branch Ion sa precincts be publiShed in The City of Looqw is now Qoad, 5minol,t County, Fl four (11 i5tu of a nspaper of L,iwucj. Mat,riai lists and Wet, Lake Brantle'y Specifications may be picked op at County, Fl City Hall, 17$ W. Warren Ave. 68 7776-216 777377-717 $197 IS McCumbef' Drive, Highway 13.4, Longwood, Fl - 69 72 75-216 $197 Kim Bohike 115-0 C'arls Gib'n PRECINCT NO. $4 7471 71-216 %'.)rk ' Each case muSt be evaluated on its 13 7171 14'-2l6 0-I Jim Thorpe Fire Sfation. 9$ Lake Triplett. Street, 77O76-710 the Orlando (3 ,t, Leaver __________________________________________________________________________________________________ ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND Longwood East EASY TO REACH AT 1.4 and ROUTE 46—SANFORD Center. 130) Winter Springs Boulevard, Seminole County, Fl 7071 7S-21 J.m King Tony Wiilln 1211 55 but obviously would enjoy Clippers led at halftime 2-1 and upsetting their neighbors, shutout the Ilanunock 2-0 in the The state tournament IS nd ( for the win. ___________________________ March 4 in IIind with the _________________________ . Joe KuneS 53 39 44-13 29 44-73 10 Famuta $211 53 _________________________ Jim Knoll FouI: Lake City 20. Seminole 1Ji $211 53 Fouled out: Long, Jameson Tom Joyce Horn mocks Los e By 3 . . 6161 Jacksonville Lake Cur 21. _______ - 5211 53 617477-211 6971 7-716 ) overall recard is 22-5 overall, . . I -, 1 6170 72II Woody Blackburn Lak, City Seminole Florida JC IS 7-4. Seminole's ' ' 4 6972 73-2 Ii Lake City the same night over third-placer Florida Junior of - I,ake Cit' Ls 10-1 in Divlsjon could into that wall," Pearson said. "That's when I hit Richard and he started crashing too, 1500 777071-71) Jamej 3 00 6. Kruer 1 56 7 Hampton 0 0-1 0. Williams I 00 2 30 II 1673 ______________________________ . .. .. 1- - 5650 Marion Heck SEMINOLE: No, Il 72 71, home 1., around sideways and went head-on about as hard as it O Totals 33 19 77 $5 Calabria Wednesday over \ .lencia. Or, at least a win by '.1 . 4. - cwy in the left front fender. "I tried to save it, but she got - 7270 71-713 Jn its relentless bid to assure itself Dcn& 3 ) I. Mclntrye 1 26McDOfl Denger 2 SaOO of the state tournament berth Fatrr 1 1 I 9. Crimmins 0 c 0 0. rests on the hope of victory at Jacobs 0 00 0. J&inoni 6 33 i, Wally Kuct'sar . ':. - 2. Hew.tt 2 45 L Brodie 0 00 0: ThusthestoryforSeminolein • the coer, Petty's "Sente,ytre along in there 1 hit somebody else, I guess it 69 72 7l-7!2 WiIIi 2 6! 10. Long 7 00 4, Anthony Joe Sterling's comment shooting percentage." 67-7075----2l7 Ilobby items the turn, I thought It was all over, "1 told my t crew Richard had too much horsepower for me to pass him again." But Petty used too much horsepower retaking the lead, and couldn't control his car thrüugh - 5775 Jm Uloxas in the game and sliced a 10- after the game. He "I made my going down the backstretch and final- last lap. "But Richard got me right back going into the fourth - ('onuncrt'c, watched Seminole ..,. 6941fl-2- Chuck Thorpe wasn't That's the cry in Division 2 lead earl)', lose its composure The state champion will aLso xint lead to one. However, the alarmeri about not stopping be declared regional chamafter Lake City Community slightly, then fall behind the Raiders never recovered the Anthony, but he was about the plan, with a berth in College's basketball team Timberwolves ott the 16-team 38-point precious lead, and Lake established itself as the barrage of Ron Anthony, City Raiders' failure to convert field national tournament field the went into a fourorner stall goals under pressure. "lie's awaiting at Hutchinson, Kan. move COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS PRECINCT NO 17 706969-2-: - 746571-310 Valencia Must For Loser Seminole spectacle, - - Slarks 'late . -.'-.'ii. turn - . Pon Letelin' on the last lap in yet another 500-mile stock car Armagetklon, suddenly became an incredible, hair-raising PRECINCT NO 3 SI. Johns VillagecraftShop, 2SOOxford Road Fern Park, Fl r $1700 same old plot, with Pearson and Quee'ns Mirror Lake, turn South off PRECINCT NO, 40 Elks Club, Ho*ell Branch Road, Goldenrod, Fl irrtalnty U'.aIl be stated II the ferenc, between the amount paid by ct,i,m is secured, the security Shall suchp.rsonsfor the services and the PRECINCT NO I be described, The claImant shall Altamonte Springs City Hall, I blk, west reasonable coil thereof, of In, d.ljver Sufficient copies of (tie claim '. blk north of SR 116, Altamonte The level set out abøve meets the the clerk to enable the cicrk to presumptive comp;iance gvsde1tntj Sprinqs. Fl mail one copy to each pernal of the federal reguations and Ii 3 representative, per cent of operating coSts PRECINCT 140$-City Hall, South get the," Petty finly inched across the line under his own power. His was ______________________________________________________________________________________ al racing's premiere event, What had shaped up as the PRECINCT NO. 3! South Seminole Middle School, East tide' of abcut tvu'. evy and the damn thing was going to age speed to 15l81 m.p.h, The golfers were selected. It took 17 years, 4 his and fis Six other milliOn peried tried and failed 13 son's career was worth p6,800 with Iiriio Stolt, took a very his Junior Johnson wrestk,d his battered Mercury to victory Sunday in undoubtedi>' the wildest finish ever in NASCAR Grand NatIon- PRECINCT NO. 37 Sanora Club HouSe. East off Sanford Avenue S.anora Blvd. Sanford, Ft Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court J I 'On the downswing, most golfer's swings come down in drivers given an honest chance line with the hole hr only a fraction of a second. Nicklaus' Coo Coo Marlin had his en- swing is in line with the hole for as much as two feet, which gine lock up wli,ile in - - Sandlewoo Statutes, To Wit: Section 86509 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL THE REGULAR MEETING OF North W000land Pi_,bIih Feb 2. 9, II, 23, 1974 Florida Statut 1957. Drl. Sanford, Fl OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED DEW 9 TH( BOARD OF COUNTY COM _______________________ 5: John V. Broaddus IN IHE ESTATE: ________________________ MISSIOiIE PS OF SEMINOLE PRECINCT NO 4)-Eastbrook Publjth Feb 7. 9, 16. 7), 1976 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE 3rd DEW 4 Pool Association Off Eastbrook that the administration of the estate DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D NOTICE 1976, Boulevard, Seminole County. F I " of J.WAITS.deceased,FileNumber SERVICESTOPERSONSUNABLE WHEREAS. Florida Law 7620 CP, is pending In the Circuit TO PAY THEREFOR SEMINOLE pr51t that the Board County PRECINCT 140 41 -- San Jose Court for Seminole County. Florida, MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SAN- Commissioners deSignateof polling Apartments Recreational Room, off Protate Division. the address of FORD, FLORIDA 91ces Ion spefialelcllons, and IJoon Winter Woods Blvtj,Seminole 4 which is Seminole County CourVh45, the Board The Bureau of Communily of County County, Fl thOuS, Sanford, Florida. The Medical Facilities. Department of Commissbors, upon recom .ersonai representative of the estate Health and Rehabilitative Services, menclatlon and approval of the PRECINCT NO. IS s CL. Waits, whose address is 103 Summit State of Florida, has eStabliShed the Supervisor of Elections. may name Apartments RecrHtionaI Room, Of f 32771. The name and addrenof the uncompentedservmcestoe'rn, Precincts, Seminole County, Fl personal representativvs attorney available by Seminole NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT Memorial are let forth below. RESOLVED by the Board of County Hospital in the period of October All persons having claims or PRECINCT NO. 46 Rolling HII:s Commissioners of Seminole County. ins to September 30, 1976, riemands agaInst the' estate are Thit determination has been made Florida. that the polling places for Country Club, Pressyjew Avenue required, WITHIN THREE MON pijr5uant to the requiremeflt$ of the Election Precincts, are establiShed North of North Street and south THS FROM THE DATE OF THE regulations 434 Longwoo. Fl the PRESIDENTIAL of the Public Health for FIRST PUBLIrATI0N OF THIS PREFERENCE NOTICE, to file With the Clerk of Ihe PRIMARY 9. 1916, PRECINCT P40 17 Longood Education, and Welfare, (42 CFR. ELECTION called for March above Court a written Statement of 53111) and the Community BuIlding, 171 West as follows acpIlcabIe provisions any claim or demand they may Church Avenue, LongwoOd, Fl FlorIda Medical Facilities Con '4ve Each claim must be In writing PRECINCT NO, I Church of God, struclion Plan Mj m,f Indic! the basIs for ECINCT HO 4 the Holiday Inn, sI 22nd Slrerl, Sanfora, Fl "Uncompensated servIces" 003 daim, the name and address Of the West side of I 1 just South of 436. means servicis available in the creditor or his agent or attorney, facility which are made available 10 PRECINCT NO 2 Wilson School. Altamonle Springs, Fl .nd the amount claimed. If the persons unable to pay State Road 4)1, Paota, Fl thereto, (laim i not yet due, the date when PRECINCT NO St Richards it w1tt0ut charge or at a charge which Episcopal Church, 3151 Lake Howell 4 the claim Is cOntIngent or such Sirvices. Such Canaan Water A5sociati lle, 'he level 534 921? J,,. , _____________________________ a, - ' r - ,_ p ish, (or an instant Umught forSuch election TRAINOR referendum election shall vole "f or YOU ARE HEREBY notIfied that adoption," thentheprovisionsot this a Petition has been filed in said act shalt become operative and be in Courtprovangforthe Determination full force and effect, of Heirs, from, and and yvu are hereby after the date of Suchon. election required to file your written County of Semnole. defenses thereto within thirly days Flor,da after the first publication or posting Mike Hathaway, hereof, and SCrvC a copy thereof (ha'rmOn upon the PetItioner's attorney, Board of County KENNETH PA. BEANE. P.O. Commisioneri Drawer One. Casselberry, Florida. Seminole County. If youfaI toclo so judgment maybe entered in due course upon the ATTEST- Florida repreSentative, or the venue or -- i' tirnr met tIllt F te oec1siona t trips Miller 'cok bacl ti the JwnP 'Miller worships Jack Nicklaus. He's studied Nicklau.s ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER PREClpCT NO II MilweeMiddlp / 4?-. 'It - - finly taken each other out of in this race to let another one tigend 50,00n the line. $l4,. Terry Ryan, the sur- winner, lasted only one lap lap 143 after having led more WITNESS my hand and seal of Clerk to the Board busn,s at Carrigan PROBATE DIVISION NO. 762CP this Court at Sanford, Seminole of County Commissioners, Winter Park,$912 Seminole In R: Estate of County, Florida under the fictitious J WAITS, also known as Jefferson County, Florida, this 27th day of Sem.nole County, Florida January, 197 name of DIVERSIFIED SER Waits, RESOLUTION VICES, and that I n?cnd to regIster SeaU Drccased 1' - I ii -- _____ ___ -; . Th MEMORY MKERS '( h t --r -. 12 ________ _____ prngs Elementary School, 300 Drive oft Palm Springs fl EARLY BIRD DIN'4ER SPECIALS - $; - within the Co'inty shall be entitled, JACKIE B. DOUGLASS. NONA B. WILSON, _____________________ I ' - Wilma Street, Longwood, Fl referendum election from 7 00 a until 7 00 p m, of the same da'. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO' ______________________ :;' -'i' _' COUNTY, places in the resolution Set forth The polls will be open at Decea r rc- I gone down to the wire together what would have been his sixth CASE NUMBER: 764CP lit Rs: the Estate of (BYU b t first h Casixr encouraged hun 11 tr the Utah school, which Irn sd Is to golf what Ohio State b to football and Indiana is to . ________________________ Dine In RELAXED Confort At , 4. - ii CO If 11 Country Club. West 46 A, Sanford, F I ''' p. I 3, 1 - / - Hlndcnburg 4 • a (C - ScoT! NASHVILLE SOiJP, rom Mui City U.S A have great fun lonte' p m till 2 a m TOP ENTERTAINMENT •'&:-JA•4; 'I : GEORGE C. . .,,..' - J,-i14 VOUNGANDREST- __________________________ ______________________ - -c , 6 -'p t not b' refunded • county Center. Sanford Avenue, Sanford, F I p j - No Bidder may withdraw hit bid C 0 U ncomptroller t v C o m mby 15the s- I Board on e r t of -. I th date of bid openng Sa;d Board and conpens.atuon. providing reserves the right to reject any and referendum 5 approved by the Baptist Church, 1)11 Oak Avenue, ,ilt bids received and to waive any electors rniding Within Seminote Sanford, Fl 'ndallformalitiesin regard thereto. County The tuccesful bidder will provide The question as to the adoption oP PRECINCT NO 29 - Portable, Sanlord Middle School, South r.tsriç1 as A-AA or better. March9, 1976. ballof. in the following School Board Of form Seminole County. Florida "Shall thoffiCe of theCleckof the PRECINCT NO 30 - Lake Monrt. By. Robert 0. Feather Elementary School. East of ISA, on Circuit Cn'irt ha vded '0 ? Chairman of the Board Monroe School Rood, Lake Monroe. offices, onctobeelectedandknn FlOrida ATTEST, as th Clerk of the Circuit Court and William P Layer, the other to be appointed by the PRECINCT NO 31 Superintendent f - English Board of County Commissioners Scriools, Seminole a four ye,ir term concurrent with the Estates Schoo, Oxford Road. Fr-rn County. Florida Clerk of the circuit court and be Park. Fl CUlT SEMINOLE FLORIDA from some advice d Contractorhassubmittedaflafjde cotjrtandonetobe knownas County Bid to said Board, Additional St% of comptroller and cx officio clerk of PRECINCT NO 26 - Lake Mar dOcuments rny be obtained from th Board nf County Commissioners, Fire HOuSC, SE corner of Wilbur ,Ind be known as County Comp troller?" ________________________ accura p - SUpCrifltfldt oh Schooli T sets Sern*noleFIoridatocond:r Fern Park Fl the same may be obtained by a whether or rota Special Act Chapter PRECINCT NO 21 - Seventh daY General Contractor upon a $10000 is 507 House Bill No 7117 State of Adventist Church Soofh Of 434 on deposit (checks made payable to the Florida shall be enacted for the Moss Road Winter Springs Fl Archltecls) This deposit will be re of determining whether or _____________________ El) (P+tm) WORLD PRESS (A) (Tues, Wed. Thus) 'jZi-;". 2 I 6 CBS NEWS LESS 12' MAGNiFENT MARBLE + t 4 ..- .fr - .., -&4-. ED (Mon. Wed. En) "ViU_A ALEGRE" (Tues., Thurs.) 4 ', ,c 6 LOVE OF LIFE £'fiOUflfrIJ Mijc I. •. 4 I £. 44 /'t!,. SQUARES Afternoon 1200 9 NEWS _______________________ T- 4 . ' 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ED THE LONE RANGER "I played like a 14- grinnjn Harris alter the win. - I)f-a. '- I. ______ - - 2 ., 1130 121 HOLLYWOOD 2 11:55 __________________________ i DRIVE ' 9 LSMM(EA DEAL - ' j ---. -:_.• t', - , - - PLu,W ECONOMY NIGHT-ADULTS $1, CHILDREN SOc TUES.& THURS. ,. 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD I , of 2 ADAM 12 €1) LASSIE 5.30 2 12 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 12 P-sIGH ROLLERS 4 PRICE IS RIGHT (B 700 CLUB 1100 2- -12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 6' GAMBIT - Preempted Tues, 500 t4ow. 6 4 - - 9 THE NEIGHBORS €D (Moo) ERICA (A) (Tuos) SOUNOSTAGE (A) (Wed) 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 (1 u os. only) M I K E DOUGLAS SHOW: Short ver, Barry Newman, Nstaho Cole ED SCHOOL PROGRAMMING MEACE MEMBERSHIP 4.- SUNRISE SEMESR (Mon, Wod., Fn) READING AII T)EIN7J&(TuoU CALL372.17l4 __________________ ME ACE ME MB ER SHIP DRIVE ryl'.J VI C I ip ri_s i ThJ -Damn, Pamela Tiff en 1 9t4 (T) "Tho v9 Doctcvs Frederic Ma!Lh (Bw) 19(31 (\Mxl ) Cnroim'y •_ 1.ff)I13 Harvey Sd!a 1964 British (Thus) 'i-i wj in Jamaica Jarna Coxsn igss. (Fri) "Top Hat' Ptod GTCW R090(S. (BW) 1935. 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW ED MISTER ROGERS NEIGHDORH000 AREA CHAMBeR OF 600 FREEEAMAa1 w P KET 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 GAMBIT 7j '&j.IptPi , $ 3E __ r'--- ., - _________ ,Il.s'r.'s aprnorttanodertogetsonio tno alone together. Maita lda ee4s ezthz5ed, y' _______ - _______ - C Ieoad ° nl'I days after the meeting of said Board SEMINOLE FLORIDA ON PRECINCT NO 22 - Sanford Civic at which said Contra Is awarded MARCH 9 1976 Doc-,i'. I1cIung Compute Center SanfordAvenue Sanford Fl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN drawlngsandspecifica,i maybe r A RErERcDu ELCC PRECINCT NO 73-Prairie Lake Kein and Knsly NICt star in the stoof the aa 13 ar old g tas meeting h& lather $ now o juor high math teacJor ' - "I didn't miss a putt insde . Specifications may be obtained approval of Subcontractors by laid ct Manager ano Board, •n accordance with the ac PubliSh. Feb 16. 23. 1976 epted Bid and glv a Performance DEWS! and Payment Bond satisfactory in 9 THE (R) Wod see 4cm 9 (Wød Oy)ABCAFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL fMand ' .; I ( FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WI1DRU)O ANtMALS 12 ROBERT YOUNG FAMI g downhill putt to hogey and win a cent of bids UP to 200 P.M. Tuesday, March Cassetberry, Fl 1 P RINTINTIN - shot back, I could do well,' scrambling all over the course, hole Harr said he made his Dropping the ball intoa sandy trance;' he laughed after 1larr related, after doing well and making par from best shot of the day on alter a area thinly covered with grass winning h first tournament of 500 meter HamilI. $11636 Rivt.rside, PA SolIent>e.rger Silver LeaPs Poulot, NO*'lhbrook, Ill 3 Bill 1 liens Koch, Gutlforø. 10 kilometer try en'j 1,000 mi !rr , Vt, cross coun skat'ng sç.,- t Colleen O'Connor skating CI' iiflg 717075 : Ray Grabosk, $116 36 777413-319 $116 36 777077 719 Gary Hapkins $116 36 ano James 69 1676-2I 911 5humaer Was, men's 500 meter speed Mark AIwin United Skating 1116 36 Gold m's Dorothy, 6 0 I I - .ng Moe Norman ' 7473 77-719 ±tTi �_______ _______________________________ _J - - - - — a Six ___ ______ - O - _______________________________ °" .:' : S! eekencl in the District 4 Oh (LII) Seminole Fr Neither h Odando - Winter Pwk a S• 8 00 A M 5 P.M. FRIDAY 30 - "I played that round all night long. I thought I'd never get to sleep. Then when I woke up, I thought I'd already won the golf tournament. It as kind of a disappointment when I realized I h.id to 'o out and play 11 again ,.'. . ';-r.' f: , -' " 'F-. . ___________ _________ ______ ________________ - 1. Bran tley 'i *tgLLflJ) drawllngnephewofam shot lead d%indJe. diminish and all but disappear in th (ace of a charge by veteran t flk. ____ (' ii i VVII I I ______ _____ - _____ amer aptures Ciass,c - j.. .. • . Mrs (amer - , ts.c&atIon s Orange Blos.corn Classic on the fourth piayou hole when she tapped In a par putt after rimming _______ ''c - .:.________________________ .• as short on a long putt for par. . - _________________________ — ______ ______ _______________________ - Gaines ran the 44(}-sard (laSh in &4 7 to beat the 1ld ('indy SuIljvin won thr 'inI run and the 11 mile tud finiclu. I tS indi iduttl 1 uier j i,t r "ci r Rosewall Takes Challenge - AUl'u ' ON;, I1aaii - Ken Hose all Cl II - .. - ...-. - . . -. ________________________ $10,000 in the wier4akl1 World Championship Tennis Challenge Cup match. . -. ., .. .•. ________________________ 500 mark, for the Wallace Auto team, Under highs: ('arnie Green IWJI. Green & s c- ________________________ - . . ...__ _____ _ - .... .. ... -. - a,, e NBA Eas em Conler,r,c, Aflanhic DIvsloø _. ______________________________ -. as ro - :. - _____ -. . __________ Central Division Ctlin 37 77 593 ashlngtor 32 7) $32 ' 4OtOn 76 77 Ni 5': I'd Oelearts 25 23 1)2 e' Atijnt 75 iêi 1 Western Cwt.nc - _____ . _____________________________ .-1-•.-' - - - W I Pc? GB 34 16 692 33 23 3*9 S 337) 5*9 Otton Buflato Pti'Ipha -------------- Detroit --'--.-..--,.-- 2033 317 2' KC 36 343 5 — Pacific Divition - _ ,•,,-'--- A 73 Ink ____________ ______ WHA W I T Pts OF GA East Divion 26 26 S 5 75) 18$ IPc? GB 13 2533) 2) 67) 7' 77 21 601 • 25 S 1) 79 71 509 I) 75 32 439 17 9 43 167 31', 2733 2 16 157 175 West Dsvssn )S "0 0 2'8 Phorn, 23 72 6 1M Msnn 25 7) 1 60 95 70 S D'c00 23 25 1 60 272 199 Canadian Oiviiion 01 Kfltucky 100 Virginia 59 WInøana 101 Indtsa 177 Caiary Eømonton Toronto Kertu(ky 1" loan, SI. Itinos lfl(1iafl s' s, cic ui s' Iowa 96 ontn 12 Kansas 70. Oktat%oma St 60 Kansas St 7$ Oklahoma 70 Lon 151 a nd 76 . Ch ca 0 Lo yfl fl di' 73 21 3 59 210 II? 71 35 3 15 200 250 ' 7) Sam Ploiston 91 Texas All '..oiege New Voik a? Kintucky Tuiiday s Game - Lef:nd 114 Buffalo 111 - ;. - . "l*k 93. Ch,COQO LOId Slate ' Detroit - ___________ A'lanta 117. ButIalo 101 5' -- Tday 5 Games 21 Xi e Smythe Division No olmes 1 - S L's •.' J - 4 y 'i -'-:-- .jt. - e - -" - - - ' _ - '" a - - 7II A ' - . -. . .- t 1 çw T-!e :. ' ... tç'.'r • — -: ' , -j. :.'' '. .• I Rutgers 92, ha?tan II. O 5? BonaV'ure SO F ri S Carolina 71 Pit?tburgfl Soracuse 77 Coloa?r' El .7 With I • MATINEES (Ih,5 p j Loiji Ja(k 59 JôLni,,,ii it UCLA 78 w.innton Utah $7. Ariona 5? 13 UIah SI 71, Air Fo'cC 6.3 ,a%h nqlon 5' Ii s CII for Maid (1) 6 40. 5 70. 3 70. 2 Sam 1S 2. 3-30; 3 Michael I , (15)1900, p (13)40.50. ::' FIa gs1-i• ip Banks • tarn), I (rn' TOy 2577 S 1' 'r ;. i'. -, 9—Good Things to Eat 1? ))r 470,0 (1 SI 46 10. P (31)129 90. Freddie howard with 21 rxiints led tht F Lagship Bank of TENTH - $75, A. 1 P011y Ro Seminole to a 28-21 slctor) over it 7 10 3 60 1 03 2 Wych,tf Sadie II) 920 130 3 K s Bossman I?) Sanford Electric in Junior &> series. Robert Gilbo and Ed Barur each with a L .1 auos k .t 200 . wssers 18—Help Wanted Man to assist wIh maintenance anc work for apartment compici ',u$I liv' on premises No phone' aIis Marintr's Vill8g Hwy 7797 , cross from Ranch House.) "-'Set P 14%, LPN's, Aidt, A °"pan.on. immcrdiôlely ?I 0636 Needed Pastery Man for Danish and Sweet U'cl, :;rcJ lI,irer. experienced only to apply 372 7596 Seminole Bakery , ASTRONAUT ll TEXAS CHEMICAL CO.nce dependable person, Contact Sanford area ctstomrs Be your own boss We train B C. Crawford, Pres - PANCO. Box 57, Fort Worth, Ira 76101 F,man 75 1007 S Sanford 322-4542 'I1VyI3.PeV5t$I,7T Orleant 7. S Florda 63 \ Mf bIt 6*, K'fltu(ky IS iS *rn's, ) Tennr'u- 1•45 Fr, pnt, SunI,iod 3 fiR, 1 bath, c,i,'pe't, stov' 5775 371 277.s ( , ilike pennies from heaven when OU Sell "Don't Needs .' with a ad - The Herald Covers The Local N evs of Seminole County Better Than iny 'ther . _ MAITLAPID-- By Owar, MUST SELL immaculate 3 BR, POOL RefLirfi to 513,900 641 8049 —Mobile Homes 1573 12 v.o'- I lIP, turn'SJ',e(1, 0' SUBSCRIBE NOW 377 * 35—WV)bI I'$ome Lots - I "' ii. .v (,',T;- 7( S hi).- i . o' 0 '.'. " RI- u - ' -. , ,, " - ---''--- - A 4,_ ________________________ Tuesda y , ,Feb • - GHTH 17 For the Eagles, Donnell (hlchnst was htgh man with 19 me ci the - • season in a 53-14 ? t•-. oti " - - • th , 0 ,l''.rn5 I baths. tIot,), 'P1 't bedroom arrangement. built ifl dshwasher. v. w carpet, central ii ,I, 'i(ell('flt I,inj',,, .1(1111 5)1.650 Like new - '. -' - f---------- petldlers '1 ________ of tnem all... . JOHNNy WALKER GENERAL CONTRAC PfJ( FSTATE, INC L -'--'1__A--:::::,,, 3?? 645? ' ' sc -a S I Oem e Donna 4 0 __-- 32394 10 _____ ______ ' - - "" ( 'lPl(CREST - (X',r lilt' years, more and more individuals have dtscovered one of til. grvatest little peddlers ol them all , , . the Want AtJl You'll be amazed how thse small, Iowco'st ads can ",ih nit anti ie'II mr,, .ini,, ii.,,, o,, ..5....,.. I-,. ...1 L 707 Shannon Dr , 3 UP near shopping centers, churches, •'lementary school, city playgrounds Scrcent'd porch, fenced yard, work shop, citrus, well for yard ('hA or VA finan cing, EllA 'ppr,i,se $71,250 Recently panted Inside & out . 80—Autos for Sale ---- 1Swap & 1970 Opel Station Wagon. standard transmlj0 Very good con dtin 377 1677 after 5 m p Trade BEST OFFER CaU 323 *l53aftrrop m __________________________________ SWAP rOP LtA MARKET An,on,' can tC .i seller or a buyer Plo efiarge' All admitted tree Come trOwe every Sunday 910 3 i' th Moyelary'i Drive n Tri',,'rr -,,'o 'I P'flOfl' ii,' ii - Chico & The Man Jct 17 &ifl, Long*ood ir *%lflnr*'%,j ______________________________________ 7977 Opel 1900 COupE, iow mileage, new Inspection, I owner, Will take trade Need the mcney 322 7315 -- '1-Boats & Accessories . Iii - -- Hillcrest 12*60, 2 bedroom, central air, carport, skirting, awning, excellent Condition Offered by Savings Loan 543 11 per month Phone 373 6057 or 5)00001, nights cull 675 YR F HA F INANCI NO GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 350) Orlando Drive Sanford. 37)5703 - '1 Al, TV INC idlE ZSln)jj 78)1 IALA COL.BERT,P(ALTOP SEt MA WlLLIASS Associ,,t,' I' va' 122 0612or 377 7557 carports 7972 Sheraton 6S'xIl'. unfurnashed,? 7 t'ioith $l00døñn arid asSume pOy rru',it'. P0cc,,' 3z9 'uvi itter pIn I (in (O-,rr 'i'r o't'i jl siding & 10ff? 5yStm, Also ROofing, Gutter', 20 yrs E'p fag,' So '- Cc. st _____________________________ ' c;:.. 14 i",,r "note I Vulusia Counties, reage' Truct, $mil l.tg' IWY REALTY. REALTOR. 0711 -_ - TQ -,',( . '1 .'-j IV 5:,Qp I Irri H, Ht'!' (Je,tuty P400k) 517 E 377 5147 _____________________________ G ardens eneva (wlage APARTMENTS xury I t ft Patio Apartments STUDIo 7,2, 3 BE DROOM SUITES 7 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE S - UllivE IN I'.' SERVICE Ii ¶er'w,Cr 202 Lye Oak B), (AY.tlbvrr , ('"çp tfl 9c.il _____________________________ Buy,nq a new home' Moving to an apartment' i.çf.r; Gt't t'n, IC?0'rl iv.tt, ç i'(i"t1Pi-i.i Herald i'155fed ad We'll help yOu *r,le I F ree estimates Call 173 6169 an ,id that w'll bring a fast sale CALL 377 2611 rTri"7ars,ia,-; shingles All *or Irs' . gu,aranffto Hauling BROGDEN ROOFING 373 6700 'iTOP AND TH)P4. A MINUTE II Cl,sss,fie, .S', dim I 'imp C wou!de'i t be .1.,' Painting __________________________ . ui i fl1,ti I), ,is.'n.i 1 I. ' ,,', n ,,, p. mo-, .1. OLASSII lF,D flew borne everything a--p V,iri fl .';' Heater Cleaning -r - Ol )i,, ri', ';ur '. A 5. See v 74 iir,,tn; p, 'l 'ru 32: ' ,.' r, or; WILL I IND for even for you! i — -- Sewing ' ITEMS FOR ELI IRACTIOPI 01 Tifp (057 PU',' TODAY', ','.eT ADS' Altert,ont Dressmnairtg lade's men's. Children's Drapes, Quiti. Upholstering, Dcnna Canada, 372 0707 — , -. Pest Control ___________________________ - Home Improvements , a ': Cc'nrct,'. Ste.'I Pt'mlt'Iing. Roof ni; F ret' Estimates No lob too .irge iw Small Call Red or John, 373 500), I help cvi ?h,%t Sdlturciayi Oiling, (I'it'''. Vi fldo'w', hVnC)% 'icrt'te work, etC fly the fiour, or me 322 6S ' ' ' II L I upnoistering Trceil Eiterrnnating Co . Cc" pt'?( Pc-st Control and Term,tincj rim' lnsprc-t.n 32) 7956 — _______________________________ ' - -i ' . r ,i, p .,,;i a, 0ili,'r , Call Poe' free rst,rylape 201 E Comme,(- j,l 323 5I ' ''"''''' Pet Care ______________________________ I'll (7( 57 i%4 i'. ; .5 'ri'.- -.' I' '- 2,2 ' 'cc estmte you need for thO% b.g ones WIN .1 want ad _______________________________________ Well Drilijig Photography llcarpetandyinyp,walltowa1t te Estimate Call SEARS ii, ilord 372 177$ I' AII 'RIF I('A TIOPI SYSTEMS 'I P'i I (,çiu7,iI,.,' "' I,) no long'r use' Sell it all with CtIsifiq'cj Ad n The Hera,d Call 371 ?tt I or 8)1 93 and a frienmly will help you ___________________________ -' ________________________________ ru; .w is, ,r. II NC AN U I's-. '" ' 3?? 8*65 nor. Eile'ruor Plasler,rn) aster Patching I smullta',t 5, & stont' spr'oaity 3722780 __________________________ A) p Voni 5% Ork I, C rfl\C Rc'ro;i ii 32360)3 P,'rnoi,e - i Have some camping equipment you I ,,•, , ' rr?r cY'1at'iner's ' :i-' , I of's. I I __________________________ I1"itIJFlT Toe' 151% Candt,on,,I permils fo, Oflulehom,' r hOne' (nr",'ruc Ic', - ,1,Iahle 641 1617 ' WANT TO SELL (-'I , 4)—Lots-Acreage c: Radio & TV ES 1ER5O.s LAND CLEARING Buildoling, Excavating Ditcf' work Fill dirt. top Soil. 377 5943 I ___________________________ — / Land Clearing arm tktrts 51.000 under invoice- No dealer's, please Phone 373 605* 300001 Nights phone 67$ 5569 _____________________________ ' HAL COLBERT room, DON'T STORE IT. SELL IT with a ow cost Classified Ad JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Aluminum Siding New double wide, fully set up Quiet ,iduIi park Central air. tIIA Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. - - -- '--------- I '' DUPLEX 7 bedroom Coecrele block, excellent (Ondilson; no (it ta,et. by owner 3776670 ______________________________ .5f0ftfl,E HOME on 1'. .nre It. ruvi'r (viVnI((JPS. in Lake County. SiS 000 (O'.)ME RCIAL LOT on We',t F ,rst r i unfurn,shej, (anlr.'?,-(t. ,tjr cOnd'''Onr, good (OflututiOfl, 3 tSR sa.ceo 323 si - ',r' Auction Galleries) EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU " - 5C'td 197OVOLKSWAGEN 't'i Raoo 5109$ Private Owner 377 37t6 Highway 46 Flea Market S a n to r d, ( be h I n d BUSINESS DIRECTORY " _____________________________ Silt Own,', 2 r.iJr!i Florida room, 700 'ISO lot, trr-e's PIrr Sanford 37) 9316 ' 12 Noon, Every Friday ' BP.TEMAN 1970 Maverick, I owner. $1195 372 6777 After S afers Auction - DELTOPIA. Swimming pool home 118.37 S,creenr'cj) 1',' .lrt'A, 7 BR. 7 7 car garage with door opener, Fla room, patio, worth looking at BY OWNER 1021 13,iwsnn Dr vi' cit SIP ______________________________ I 'f ' ','ARIPI[ 7925 Ply 77 97 327 5961 - w,lsher,drycr )72G7lloraftr'r S flta', 3 BR, I bath, Real Estate 3227643 POl),Gt - ,,,' - Pu-q Ri-al Fst,,t, firit r 372 561) SIP, r hi' 322 2751 5)7 50, Isl5t , Sanlcird ____________ .. ','.',inted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S (' j',',ei).' rr ii,'. , 17 7 t)u 1106 72"Auctjoni s',i by Owner, 3 BR' CD. ''ed bath, carpeted, air cord 'pace' heater, kut(hen egupp(-d 'leg Ri .. S,I!i' Broker 3?) *S40 7595 327 077S - ', " I, s Irorn $50. 151W, 1101' i:'. CI7C 0 i 1134 mi 70175 ('RENCH ?HWY I? 97I or garden Only 519,030 SOUTHERN IIVIN'-- Older 2 story home, I BR , l' - bath, lormal dining, large living rm with furepuaCe $60,000 Call now for appointment I Ab. F MARY T,ik rC'ir t1O(C If 'wo well built rflo'dern hrirns 2 OP, $79,500, I AR, $2),iu ((POKER Cl) UI' '73 I 'UØ)I mirrr, rôdo, diJtQmatiC, tool boa, *ide tire-s $750 & assume paym'nt 349 5130 alter S We Buy Furniture Rt'frigerator, Dryer Bunk BedsandDspiw,ispier ('ron,' 377 24 Hrs - I fliP I - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE Il Ctassf,ed Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any _________________________________ 74(" , MOSSIE C. Immediate Occupancy i.'c 'oOit ' " ' ,,, ,,,,,, - 1 Dule a ri 7 i',,ry Pim $ C"c • -' OWNER FINANCE - Largr ,Ii'r lOt Qfl l,b.' paved roAd's, 56.500 21(1 lot (vu api' & of . .-' 7 Sno ' 79—Trucks. Trailers 69C hi', P ('LT) 1 3' b('ii, I 5P3 Ira fl5 I, I T0r 11,00OBO 293? turnt0r(. appliances Ic flu I or iCI Larry's Mimi 7)5 Sanford Aye' - - WITT REALTY Spring Specials C B4IS s ---.------___ Ca II Ba rt Real Estate '" gteatest • 1 T(iTflhTi', -- ..n,, I AYMOhdDM P'Lt, RIG 01 3 (SR. 2 Pa't CI) Cu.' i' 2 large corrm lots hItt"d5 Sonrelender, lOvfll'i Cri' hut ,lt thiS rr,rp ,,. BALL REALTY - tt T.L.C. SPECIAL Building - i ' hltO,,is lecreaDon Leu , IILX1 F ,'%tn St 321 6655 IBR. I bath. i.npletCly furnished, ar con lt'fl((1, fruit trees, C,tel'W'tCfl CI'ii" ri 32? (,'j 41—Houses • . — \u cint gtt much iloser P,ISSInO Porade S thanawmatthebuzzer,t*jt Pa'?y$kJt ''- . -.. ' ,J i Peg Real E%ta?c'flroke'r i JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC I 707W Commercial I 32) 7U1 Sanfc,r" I I - ' 2 Ott c-s ,t'ta,-e p height Care,- fmncrd OlSOn %!(ura'J.-' Central Io,t'ori F, 1911 Chrysler needle nose secd boat, 15 ft - 705 h Chrysler engine, total time IS hovrs $7995 BRING YOUR HAMMER Call 3221631 Andnuis 6 pant, Iseveral hetptr s--'Ibis place isa wreck, bt.jt the Oi I I acre lot in thectfy i% b,'aututul .'. -%t(',it it I l',t it 373 f"it I 0' 7?) 0577 - Commercial ,',it' lirci '-r ,',' — ' - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ifl 3M DAVES' 3?) 9)70 dXOI't "I 140L12 Till PIG For Only $71,030 Extra nrc 3 bedroom, new shag carpet, electric heat Eat n ki'chen F (IA terms TAFF ER REALTY ' 78—Motorcycles CASH 322-4132 ---------- -- --- emovea . Ph 377 711 .i,.,,'rr,i s..ars P,ck up unk cars Free Srn.',)l price for Others Phone 372 7621 68—Wanted to Buy s<ENMORE WASHER,par•s service, used macpines MOONEY APPLIANCES 321 C.I7 RE',LTORS rc 7 i-r.rJiOrCcj I3itl,'rt $12 9$ i(nange PEEL S BODY SHOP Ilno t.,.___, .. - _______________________________________ - ____ P £ LI. TOR . ',,'ai - Call W. Garnett White CALL 322•2611 a 76—Aulo Parts , ________________________________ 37—Business Property ________________________________ Sale or LeaSe b Own,, . Commercial prOperty Zoned C 2 rinj Ianr highway dh 7100 SQ ft oloff'rs&warrriousesp,tce Cat! 1?! city ''" S : - ¶12 S'i'. (J M.UNS WORTH REALTY 5o'i 'fl ,.,,pe 117 tIll ti 322 20 - 52—Anoiianrpc - - I 7 t.,ith "ConomiclI Oil heat, thaciy ,.rfl 5)9,503 P,'ake oUe'r 5SF TAKE TRADES OVIEDO Sliedroom, 2 slory Oldir home', i''0 .1 basement, Sc remit .'. 'tm"og pl S.tu,It(1 on orr ,or,', S foot Ap.jti, Dodge LID enq.ne, Ci,', mileage, Ill Sle'I frame. 373 153) morn friendly I mo Old female dogs. part Collie and German Shepherd i,iae , , nIJrii w,ith dogs 32) 661$ .it' r ] •i 5, --- -- 373 6)53 ________________________ * '—ecreatjonal Vehicles weelPieart"- St. Bernara *JPpieS 5750. Call 312 7772 afTer - Forrest Greene, Inc. - .A''o 'u,5 Iif , Shp'eo SPinal: 3. I4ICOCtvs 5, ',,,-, i,i , -,, _ .1 . ,' - m ,,. Iloj IJ O'i-. C 6ii) 4 t,' I ORD 5)065)) Ihey're Hot'' ____Transportation I — JUnK FREE &IFTWRAPPING Au Baby OtIs Knits, Christenng Gow PA V TOt'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 322•2420 ANYTIME REALTORS MS 2545 PARK - Ads will help yOu find that lob 65— P*'tc. Sti nn I 327 vi it — AT 'oju,wn lv, Ve1C'il ,tlOfltfliy Payments ?h,n r.'e Government %Lt)s'd':t•d "- 'i i .i . I r' a '- - ... _____________________________ / I t.i * - en? Blue Lustre Electric Carp Silr'.Poner for only S1.50 per da CAPROLLS FURNITURE - Can Sanford's Sales Leader .I(i Tractors & Heavy Equipment 64—EquIpment for Reni 53—TV.Radio-Stereo Gt 'Em WhiI )7 WORK' Place a Classif 'Cd Ad .n tO. Even r. Her,iIO tojja, — jj U * ryicitril ,,, ' -- - -- .r-,-.--.'-- - '2'7'ttfl ' Snge' Dii Ard Sen 7 Zô' A '0 sm-.n m,jcrrn( anfl (,ibeit't Pay balance of S17 ci 11 paymentS of 56 SO See at SAIlOR o SE WING CENT (P SlAP' 3 BR. carpet, drap. rarig, refrigerator. welil pump, rirce:('*Iy Idicecorner lot Reduced to $19,500 and owner will carry mortq,lqe "- 1200 French Ave. COPIIR;.c I -. I r.w'.' I r,j;p',. Plew and Us"o For3, Kubota, Pettibcn Sales. Rental. Service 117 Magnolia Aytn 1. TA7,'OP T F JPP INC,S 811 ) C I OR COMPA P4V _________- 0ssu me Payments - - AilTIflM 773111 UtILE tIUIjl lUll Pound oak tables. linishedoq' ur tflrthtd Special to dealers Phon 373 3726 SUPER 3 BR. 7 t,,1H',, .'ttt tarn; ,a,,rn, n.iii to ',ilI arpet. 2 car garage. extras qalorC, 517,500 Also) lIP.? li.ilh, 7 car garage with elc'ctrc doOr np.'nrr, rear yard compuetm'u, le'ne'(1, close' to Shopping plaza 311500 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 5 V H.1rdwk, flrckec Delton,,666 6611 NEEDARENTAL? ChkOur Listings SIEPISTROM REALTY 256$ Pek Or REAL TOP 377 7120 ________________________ ('no 327 1)57 l.r.rk ---- '-,',-,, THE HERALD ., DELIOPIA er7 ck'rly ii;)y desires reliabIC lady Share furniShed apariment All expenses pad in CxCh6ng for companionship and minimal care ISSISTOOCP Phone 373 3691 __________________________________ ' Payton's, 377 13131 Unlurn,shedl Benroom (tome SlSOn'ionthplu%deposif Phone' 3 77 1319 - ___________ Mr PaW Snüfh A low cost S.. S_I, Clean) bedroom. I' balh alvOcado SIOVC & refrqertor, blue carpet, central heal P. ar — 'Ip REAL ,, - - (lnnr Stripping & Wasinq R('sid'nt,I I Businest Fre-e%lin,,jU' tilt: Clv'.in 373 5S) EXCELLENT CONDITION - 3 ft., I'ithnri eQuipped, car,ie-t neat (lean 3"(lijdcd back yard, FlOId, room Darling home in que'f se'rt.on $77000 RED LIGHT SPECIAL!- This Will make o-ou thin lr'P k l;ti..i ,in,, 00. - I' 'baths, completely fenced yard. P,nrIe(1 family room, garden 1-i'd neat and in excellent con d,t,on 573,300 BROKERS * * * * THRO 3*... Caroina ii.. Tulane )($ I Lions Triumph, - TIGlil WAØS, lAKE NOTI(("! Reduc(1. F,acrllent financing, 3 ftP, 1 flatfi, family room. pius carpeliflc1, r,ln(Je', d'Sh'*,l%hC, disposal. l('ne.(1 rear yari' LOw flown! 573 500 ' ' ho got', 53A— WILSOPJ'.AlEPFuwpslTupu BUY SELL - TRADE )tI))$ F Frst St 377 3*; 70 acres. .) II L P1 L I t ., - Home of BPP Warrantee Hornet IC'il-IM 1 C D t A I TJ f• , 2 Sq. Yard Sanford Auctic'n IIICI rence Ave - 77)7)10 . PROFESSIONAL MAID SERVIC (-(Jr F ree Estimate' Call CaIhy. ) 0962 II no answer, Call 37) 71. _________________________ . — P-lation,,i oo.1 (Ompany needs two people to set appointments from Offi for sales repre%entalive flexble hours, hourly rate, pius commission Phone 32) 0325 Lake Ho*ell 62 t çT . Assorted Colors _____________ CAMADn , ''i" .,nfloun( 'nq tht' op"n'na of San Pried'S newest and unusual Cactus Queen Nursery, corner Wo-kiva and p 16 Joe' H Cawle'y. Sr New Vinyl Flooring -, '-"I.' - retpy,- J Jorc4e SC'iCCtGr. of Qollity c(beS. halr%, chestS, Oretsers, tland cocktail table's, ly Styles, many Colors, to be '-° to the highest bidder aloii with our regular InC of TVS. aP plsaflcts and mIScellaneous merchandise. flankAmpricarct ,,rrt P'aster Charge FOR SALE TOMATO STAKES 36) 3561 atfrr S r cii ' - l4,,, 62—Lawn.Garden "'- 72 —Auction Monday, Feb. 16, 7 F.M. — 50--Miscellaneous for Sale . PUBLIC AUCTION j ____________________________________ Merchandise - I 'lOLL'S Ci',settcrrr 7797, ____________________________ Stenstiom Realty - 32—Houses Unfurnjshod 4ØI Jimmy R dØIE 7 Orvmbeater Carter followed with su cacti ooloMeoa,l,on and Jefler> Kipp added two SECOND - S)4 I I Yeller For Dekie s Gulf, Paul i SNobeImrr JaCkn had 11 poAn Tom Me. 7 Anna's Kg; I Xe' . KetthJonesfour, - — K itpuç Bathroom Cabinet' (rx,ntrr fops, Sinks In%ttIatc 'i'o ,i,l,lblc Bud CabelI 177 80 in y t,rnr - ----------- One BR, untumn apt - elctri heat. am. carpet. sloyt' & ref Adults si ilirq 5 & .'. ra'. 377 29—Rooms 76 25 37 2)-in & ii Ii 25- 54 $0 Excclit'nt OPportunity Only hOurs weekly wit,, Complete companytranng and location S('t up. Investment 04 $600 1000 Call 011ecl. Mr. Carcn. 576 3320. HOMESITE HAROLD HALL - Ti- ii ,; i 3 BR, unfurn I bath, 206 Woodmere Blvd $150 Orlann I 557 0717, _________________________ collec' Vending Routes he Best Buy In lown ClItSified Ad to place a Classifleti Ad . We'll even Pi.'lp you word at Call 372 2611 V JV Astronaut — DUPLEX furniSh 0 or U' fUtrliStlCd ldca iOct on R(','lSOnable rent iOS 3771 anytime ' 5!li'I dr'sks & (".irs. SC(IClICidl desks 6 (Pt,i,r, StraigPic chars, f'ling (abine'ts. as it C6V1 and Clrry rs.ecllIy --- ,, Opportunijes )EALER5HIP AVAILABLE , . PortObtC buildings, pre assembled. pre tifliShecj, in Colors Sizes U'aS' to 17'iiQ' Write Kerby, Stujrdi House fg Co . 1900 14 Hwy. A I A, Fl6glr Ue$ch, Fla. 37036 or phone 901139. 7934 Man to mow, use grass catcher. edger arid trim Shrubbery, Phone 327 5194 t Adams OcallimNam the only CHOICE I Used office furniture — ______________________________ ___________________________________ WA?41 70 SELL' 'Sitilord's Sales I. (',*rti r'' STE PiSTROM PEAL 1 Y .6% PimP. P( t( TOP j - RE TIREMEPIT ('ECIAI Fur ,thed 7 ta'clroom, central lOcation, nc,- ar,',. 516.500 -' - 31A—ipJexes I S4Jppttes _____________________________________ Ilcautilul lotS With 71 fruit tree',. 13, AIm, Ave F V Fostt. Laic Mare. 17? i,24l ' I) - - 24—Business IIF[)RO(is, " ______________ 21 ,w . -, - AVA( ON APAp IMENTS '.Nit T5, NO PETS 116 'N ?rirf if , avatlabu,' full or part time, thcn this is the opportunity you hvc .slwayt thought Ibout because if '.00 guai,f, you w'Il be representing .1 baSiC neCessity that iS Sorely needed in tOd,iy'5 'uvTIrJq marx'r Write or call today for personal interview VINY( ROCK, INC ,9llCar',welu 'Ii, sill Fl 901 75) 1569 MI' P COT T S SO Ohiiq- SPRitic.'. -- ________________________ ci m.ite' A tOuqn ItCuihIe' vinyl Podrnl th,)t covers tile, rock Surfaces, Shengte, mob,le home roofs and every other type of roof, omnmcrcial or rI",idtritill A rilaterial that exoands- ann contracts, Seals all leaki and Costs Ic Tbat' what Vinyl rk is all it 4101 Il you ,irC a responsible Personnyourcommunityfl1p ('rut For Sale Call before 70 a en or after 3 pm 322 5Ll halftime lead and an 82-31 thrid period score in the rout BARBOUR&COptjjy MIXEl) Astronaut Bob Locke tor tigh series honors with a 6(3 total but Starr Lake Howell R liii!,. iii: for Florida - ..- -- - NO SELLING Pv .lflulaclure,s repreSentative 's t,as,c home lmprov,'ment product L'xpans,on hi', made it necessary 'o add an Id(tiIir,n,il repre',(.ntIl;ve In your ,irea for theqrt'q-1 improvement n rOofing of all time Vinyl ROCk, "Winthforrn Roof" 1 VT Ii?, 0 "i ) ?22) - ,tdullS I9 50 37? 2796 itt, r I i, I t t,,oi,i L,ii Iti .1 (Ofltf lul 1 '1 Aross from woods ------ -Family room Elementary School BAMBOO COVE APIS fl4ii Rt-isl 5775 Iat-r nontri, Or- • opt ''in a vailable hilli,, "t;.,rtti-nt (1.111 JORDAN, REALTOR (1 (ii' unturnisn(.d Newly 5)) 8712 redecor,ite Come s'' ) _____________________________ A rport flirf 'Inf0, 3?3'' ATIEPI1IOPI RENTERS Assume I or 2 fltiirrrin Adults 001, rnortq,ie with very low (11w fl meu'it and pay Only 5760 month PARK AVENUE MOBILE PAss 7' 1$ be'elroom', ('rril ar, 570.900 Dryc 373 (hurry' Stp ," I'Ay 7, , ), hicircxm trailer .ifltS Adult I filmily park MONEY MAK ER 3 bedroom W,'i'k)w 35)5 Hwy Il 97, Sanford home, planned for day nursery I9) 57S900 - -"- - and won 4. Second Street Imports won the team high game with 1713, Amü 20 1 1 Tais 1713 71 an 880 for $16 in winnings. Ii? LAKE HOWELL: Tbom 7756, f'-nce flA 0 m won use Fred N"bert nf the .5. Carroll 3 3 6 9 Schm,d? I 0 0 2 550. 0 (12) 6400. P (121 23310. 315) NINTH - 3$. C: I. Si'ee'd On C, turn s roOf ilfltJ t ,-r'r ii I Or ,cj.i' MUL TIPL[ LISTING REALTOR I 377 (9•9) 1919 5 Frencti '72 lie, ]fl 7761 327 1;,)77 'Iii * RENT PURCHASE C i',n I UrJrixnii ,lfll * Iight%, W,iti'r 'AL SILL S1(( 155 207 C' flmtrc,,,I ,',-' ieiiiem 01 Merchandise Every Day (,y One'' ____________________________ 31—Apartments Furnishod - Titus%ille, ranked No 8 in ;IC1IIG Monday, Fib. --____________________ 1ItA&t - ___________________________ 32] 5176 5—Lost & Found Dern otis e America Topper Award and a Vt' I BC patch lot - Of'fj — '-'-, (I. ASS1F1LDAVERTISING F TU Oidø Duplex. furn 0 __________________________ i.,.l,turn Ideal iO(,i?on .'Si,nJIII' -- 'YCu TRQjp ED' (alt TL' ,,,.ii n,' A lullS Or I i'Cfl5 P - ove TITUSVILLE 3210041 SlIS mo Dip (horton Orcaan,b,;on "" 799 WOn, ('vi's 177 3)$7 _________________ Car, Help Call 173 1S8 'rtt'PO Dcx 72$) T ttji'jdj ):':';'I I' )4-5H, Bob Jackson 202-526, Phil '.'L', RI ;.t bR', , , ,.,,, , 3 ISlE. I bath, )?0a91' lol Furnistied LAKE FRONT BCautiful tw)me n linest section of Deflary 3 UP, 7 bath, family room, enclosed 7 ,)r g,gt', laroc lot Prirt relu(m'cl to 513(1)0 LOTS AND ACREAGE .. ir,.larqr tjordcn rr'acj-,, plant Scrilor ?rncjcfoq motor homt or travel traIer Located off at Pota, £ of W'ton Sthoot. (Oltow Sign 323 609* nile S?.l.'J) lPl COUNTRY si _____________________ - ii' I AL I. ST A II- ,, SSO( IA It' F 'per 't'nct'a I Nrwly I'(ee- i5'f Jir 'S,lilOVtt S Sales Lr,,fl,'t'' STEPISTROM FAITy 756$ Park Dr - (IAa TOIl 3777170 CEC) o%1TH A DRIPIKIN(, PRO (IL. EM (''rh,ip AlS,0i C Anonymous Astronaut simpi> showed up Saturda> night and that was enough to win oer senlorless \ [1 %t,illlajns 198-531, EdSejm- 188514 Dot Lee 185.501 T G I FMIXEDMATCHPOIN1' Bob Steele Is Star of the Yteek' with pIus 103 pins Another Tech Samm> Griffith and Greg Ectric CENTRAL HEATING CALL Wed. & Sat. • 4 31 27 S 50 171 7 16 36 1 36 137 "0) 7' 3' 7 37 Wales Conlirence N6cris Division 8 00 P M , ' Cornell 15, Harvard 69 Delaware 70. LCtI.gII 6.1 Pes,lvanIa SO Brown $7 i AMILLIOP4AiRE ToHEATL,1eO iiiruyiy • II II I I ________ _______ a",. .sard and S>l%Ia Ilittell spared the 5-10 F.ARLI TOTUrAMLXFJ) Ten-> MANY LlKI THIS Irn at 3 hedroo, I',, bath born' fli',iutifu paneling corn pllrnrntcd with Smoked glass ,nrroqJ wall A new central i'-.l'pq ,inij air tint in this one (( ______ 18—Help Wanted (.eaving Feb 77, auto train LOUI5VII1C, thCn driving Chicago Wilt pay all train iii .ioIQ espt'n',t' lot driver C. Eddie Mllttr, 3129360. his way to a 255 game and 595 series, whi was the league high Trinity II 1316 20O • n1g111. St JeMs 2) Ii II I62 or uie Other scores: Chuck Young 20(02; Chris Hf 202419; Robbie Sexton 180-455 Feuti TrInity 19 5? JOhns 25 e II I OP I RAC 7 5)31 up I 7 OR, ill h [ P1(0-el 1mm O ir,ir,Il,n Amr,; 1170 Fla Ave, 173 6650 r,, Iuth.r fltOrni,,tIon C,ill 17) 1 or 'arte SarOOrd Al Anon Family Group P (Ins $53. S.inlrtj, Fl,i 3771) ' ' a IEvenlnHeragd.sanIord,FI. 43—Los-Acreage 77 Aires, ant lilA onim,fm,nt SUNLAND 3 BR, I bath, yard, financing ,lVfl$lilI)lp $27,000 SOUTH PINECREST -. 3 UP, lb'i?h Pr,ci' rcducecj to 577.000 WOODMERE3 BR, 1', balh, . ntr, heat a,r Immaculate PlOT 30-ArI,,nts Unfurnished Noon FridQ For f.lrntes Johns of Orange Park. Other scores: Terry Emerson 203-587; Jack Kaiser 192-562; Mike Denicolc led Trinity in John Piroui 19536; Bob Gonzales 192420; Phil Young 512; tAndy defeat with 20 points, while llcuer 501; Elmer Anevel 501. Doug Linier followed with 12 LEFTOWtS MIXED Mnts and 10 rebounds. Hilly Westfall's and l)ennis Stewart hit the high honors with TRINITY: Denicole S 120, their respectl%e 202 and 200 games Other highs were Poll) Price Prosier 121 Lanter 1 1 Il Syme I 11 Schmidt 215 131 Edd> Webb 194 Hal Rich 191 Susie Goldon 187 Ha> Iough l Jizrnny Morris 1 (Ien Kanae1 187, Mar> Willianis 181, ST JOHNS Parks7 15 Wells 41 Belirla Burgess 180. tO. Carter 1 2 70, Weber 000, 9AU &dfl%LN MIXFD Hu?(hn 7 1 15, Brown 67 II. 4 McMadden 022 Tats 25 1267 Jim ader demolished the pins with eight straight strikes on _________________________ 79 32 7 43 15$ 271 A!atjm .3 Iou t an s' ,i tarnn Butler led Electric P'ite (1)900 500 3 Dollar Doll (61 eS 71915533* Alabama AIM 96 Fiotdt uth in 500 Q73 2300 P(7))$Oao at i fl 00 '1 bJ 79 Adams Division AIM 16 UP (1 4 w,th 23)73370 Bot'on 34 II II 771 743 Patrick Harrison with sesen, Auan U. Georgia 79 TWELFTH - 3-I C 1 Windy flalo 37)4 1 73731 63 E Kf'n'uky U Austin Peay Vtesle> Steele four, Mike EI(o??(1)70 5*400 2 Douglas l'won?o 73 7717 p 193 15 III 7 360.610, 3 RIpple Rube Rotundo two. ç,f 70 70 7 47 II? IN F Tent (SI 5 70 Q (7 4) U 10 T (I 14) N Mid Ten $atvrdap's R,i.ns In other action. Flagship n, , ii rss.'e 71 A, ri ' t, Fa',nt St 93. Morris •lar Irk of SaMonI easil> topped A 1670 i4tndl- 527i ii' P "r' v 69 Decc's Gf 4&. Jimmie TONIGHTSENTRIES itnet 1 e Florida 73 Tennes Vttlhanis was a o man show FIRST - IS 0 1 WycIff Sam I a alt Sa i n ts SHOO11NGSTAR.S LADIES kathie Behrens boling for Ma Pools) had the high gune with a 195 sparing the 5-7 split during the game Bonnie Link of a) I (' . L tugn Li L senes i Lixrnors sitii ' L a 51_ L1C inn '...OfluutuOfl seam toOi Teammates Sher Vihlen with 476 and Liz Graham with folloued - l'i YOUR F AM!LY AL ANON rim lrenc1 of probi, C 0 Detroit athn 'I)L , SIXTH - 31 S 1 Sapporo Pearl (3) 1230 ICO 5 70 7 Møney Maze OOMINIMUM CHARGE) 4— Personals OflANGE I ARK -T rnity Other scores Fd Lee line 31c a line ?lc a line ______________________________ I — it's easy NY Rineqs _____ : .,,. :, EAST 1O Q ($7) S00 P (IS) $350 4 43Q (731 7020 T (371) 14,5*0 5 " 01 NHL OuckolI 7& R'C Campbell Conference 71 Patrick Division CNeney 5? So. Shppensburg W I T Pis OF GA SI 'eattle 12' Pcsrtiana i' ______ ir,,o,sj Pra'% 1AI(\ JOlI\',o\ H (7)700 370 730 2 Ks WwsdrftjI ¶f5 95 HOS?On $6 - 2r x > 1 o 5' 73 5) 1060 5? 61 (,r"rO Si $5 114 tt 1360 250 2 Major Harris 3 ".'IT rr.aTti ,4; 3O 0 (3 SI 2620 P (5)) U.O SOUTHWEST San Antnj0 Oenei' 111 Saturday $ Resvtt New Ycek 107 Pnhadelpnia SANrORD ORLANDO SAIURDAY NIGHT FIRST - S IS B 1 Bull P,',ix,m 121900. 1 70 3 70 2 BalIin(3) 1030 500. 3 Andy Over Ia) Iso; Q (7)) SEC 1D-$ IS C I Quasistellet- 66 'n 0 ro S Hou'C'n 1 Don Racinri 61MargurUe 6$, VrQna Tech Il) 1570. 1100.120. 7 Stonry lop III S O 100 3 C M Vt,? (1) % m Oh'o 79 N III nOS OD j 2) 10 Q ( 3)76 p (251 'hqan 51. Mschuan S 73)90 31 N SsOurs 1$ Iowa St THIRD - 5x D 1 Percolator I?) Nebraska 30. Colorado 61 . . 7 1xà Such) 960. NOr?hAet?ern 15 neso " 7 10 3 Irene Eikert (1) 670 Q (2 7) -- - ________ __________ • Mnkvo$7 SD,kotaSI IrIna Inc2tpijIt rd g 17 23 1 ABA Denser New York n Anton Ktn?ucky indiana $ I,s V rgin a MIDWkSI St i,ou, S. Atlanta 3 'rn? 3 'nn 7 lI Joy Walters rolled a high game 207. A Tusdays Games ctrta a? Buttato Id State at New York Atlanta at ClecIand . 7h, Cir,c Photnlx at ChICIQO Phil&dtpi at Kansas City Washnton a? Miluk SundQ Converted splits: iaron Raymond 5-8-10; Diane Ueflin 5-10; liwrence 1 tar43en 190-473; Barbara Sparks Wallace Auto) players and a 7-12 mark, losing JudyGarrett4.3O;ShannonCorsj7. MicheleSpence5-7. 18S5; Charlotte ap1in (Horse & Rider) 181 game. twocontests over the weekend. Thrkeys: Joyce Shields, Belsy U)avjs, Ivory l).C.13 holds down first place in league standings, followed by The taker, Ia flr loss came Friday at Johnson Ja(ksMiniMarketaJdltasters(..e the hands of Jacksoni1le PITFYCOATS LAI)IE.S I LA(,SHIP BANK MIXED F piscipal, 75.42. '% 'lttrs as hugh for tht Ii igue, Lling John PLroz is Star of the Week with plus B3pins the I) c B S turdav, the Saints dropped points and Hickman with followed a 3 . ritOral P- ,,I 4r. new U Noon The DQy Before PUbliCQtIOfl U9 - H)vgins (C) dcc KIrk patrick (51,11. 159 BlddIe(B dcc. Lang IL) Beuniot (K; 51 77) by forfeit over Dr,sheIi (B - Machara (LU) dcc 1HWt Charles (S (hPflk Pins ner i%erage in one U1)C Otht r t tires JO) Ci 'iUel(ls l9I-l5 (4lrol Slaughter I71-18t °'b G.irreu 181Shannon lorsl 185 Willie Garner 174 k or Vt hitaker is Queen of the Vt eck with 114 plus pins. Su1lian helped Hrantlt top tht fitld of eight tiams ith a 5.29 mile and 2.2f MO. Gena Nicknian led the high Jumpers ded the Ltdis Pruft ''SIO77 (I toIf t (5? A Speed Parts tdptured the hii series and game (or ltt TIJe1i) s Mg Singer League, thanks to some fine boImg b) anon Ilacs tiIlian %1l tile wilt' ,(nd the 88)l1 run ltUr(I1I) to help Sh'iujuulbea4krn ____ ReiS%(W IBM) (E Adam(S),6 I. He.ivywe)Qh? Wymore Tch (WT) 3 (Ed)iO. Abramon (LU) dec Arnold U) 106 0 cnsoi:os Ev dec Championihps . Trembley (5)21 109 - COOCefl , -fl"I WI ) P flr.'t Bogpals IBM). 113; 116 lEVI Barnes (K) dcc Saunlcr 113 flrñddy (0) dev Cooper I \ utomoUve ' 41c D ER DLIN ES ha ron Bass Tops Svvi n ge rs AI riC tImes 'ii' -- 00 (0) 3L Colonial (C) 3i',, f'cige (OR) -. Py Kish Real Estate STOP AND 114114k A Ml4uTE II Classifind Ads didn't work thr touldnl lit' ,iny Cofiman IBM) tiIl UIl(lC(cated star Doug nament very hard, putting 40 excellent 11owjng Coa 'h 102 IKfllfldS, Ricky Hryson at I eter.; raptured his match at wrestlers out of mat action. Roger HcaUiard said 'Hhll 130, Hill Sanders at 136, Kevin d PeterSeominents "Man I'll tell Kenny wrestled Just 'r Kirkpatrick at 149, Kenny i in his three years of high you, that flu really kills you. well as all the other gu Adams at 189 and Robert School wrestling, Peters had I've only been in school one day very happy with our t's I' ('hiarles in unlimited. '1i' 'i1_-Hous 'onion,' to Sri,,hc'riir .iril c — lhOn)73 S)?) _______________________________ 3 Lanes MInImum K)tsinime (K) 7O'. Bithop John Tremblay qualified at SAN DIEGO (API - "That," said J.C. Snead, "was the longest 24 hours I've ever spent 1 thru S 6 thru 25 tlfllCS 26 limes MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 Noon ; :. RATES H OURS ae — _____________________ 83-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. (U, 12: 136 - Voi)end*eder 1Ev) '• squad iOH6 ° the Hill Sanders and K A(LlIliOfs.lnf.d 'mino Arinan(j() Pyas Won a close few scholarship offers" ________ Th2 i Lyman High finished a that 's really too far ahead. I b(Jtplactdtso Snead Tops Bios in Playoff, ____________ - .- CLASSIFIED ADS 322- 2611 1 Rental. — fourth phIe out o te sUtltc:p(t regional lug school tour- -- 0 - Seminoles In Mat Regionals I0 fl - wnassedu, 4Ictowulml oera1l IN BRIEF _______________________________ .--_ -- a ________________ - _____ Monday, Feb. 16, 1976 2b-Evenlriq - - Herald, Sanford, -- FL - _____ - " i 'u' u. ,', -- tip .%iurv,,a ri (C 1.%%'flc",i',:v,,tr , (i,,.y.p 1fl e)°4 .'' , .5. ill '; ('9' V.. WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER STEMS All typE'S artø s,zs We repdr Id service STINE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO ,")W 2nd St �- F &R g 'P ' - - - ..- = - . ' _ - _-_ ._ • - . ------------- 2- r,vr_r. - - -----S-- -. 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Feb. 16, 1976 I Mod WXr R6E.' REALL '? - C1JR EET PICTLIRE % -\ rc tCw V ME.' , , P, .J & ST( PiL 'j 5? lucifer O l ,ttm B Ctan necklace ~ J J rr 41-1s. implement Oone S O:och `-, ,#,I I .-I- " ii) "**~ 5 1 P ,.1 ________ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom HLJFR1CA '3TAP AND 1RL 1HE C tA56 WF &c PIFFEREE 6EiEtJ 5I&J6I' ' yr. i's' -" ) r -( IIll 7 &x &IOE6 ft&~AB 0 ) ~~ 4iR7 ) Tlf. .T NJ QF.A R "*A,__n!~~ Ii _ : 3 2 4 nickname 10 Awity wind II Skillful 19 HC%tIh — 12 — 1 5 6 IT — — 8 7 — — I — t ] - 9 10 11 - 1 — — ____ iT — — — 1 — CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS TH AN G ,s BUlNSS ASSO C by Larry Lewis L ER E;:EuQINED4 k T ' THE as'r FORUM FOR E 8/1110 19r2O -22 2 I 01010=00 BUT DOT KNOW, i y/ , 18 - M XCHANGI NG IDEAS Ill Li . among . Jul. BONS-, - g Jll ammo i . . Jul ammon-IRENAMEN 146 -- - 49 51 50 1 48 141 — J " ' by TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec.' This is a good day to get 21) Conditions look favorable together with old friend today where your career and you've neglected a bit lately, finances concerned. are Let her know you still Opportunities may come MY - J by Stoffcl & Hcimdohl )(NT.' ') 64 WAY.' 3 HOLD \ 1. [X)Nt RE IF TH' LAUNDRY ISN'T 1 IT... OR ...TAKE IT R r rLk- - -- — 53 1fl 58 65 iii flf Speculation (\ ir I ,__] ~ _ - - - __ -- GEMNI (May 21-June 20) through friends. You art' adept ;tt closing a de al CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. today, particularly if there is 19 Concentrate on a major goal soithini, you. today. You should be able to make suttantia1 progress if CANCER Jur 21-JuI 22 )iiLreIf. Your words will have greater you ariY AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) impact today than you're apt to give yourself credit for. Others You'll get be tter results today from things you do with won't take them lightly, someone else, than if you work LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) Your alone. material prospects look very 1'ISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) encouraging today. Keep an eye peeled for situations that could You might now begin to see a return on obligations that add to your resources. duo you. Don t rufuso anythini' VlRO I Aug. 23-Sept.22 i owed you. U 'ruu ('un :ihi,'tn tciczir-el rg),IIif. Y(JUI( Hltt'Ilil)AY today If you don't lose track of Feb. 17, 1976 hat it will mean to you. Think BLONDIE Chic Young (T J.jsi pw- i'r ) T5 UTILE CAPSt,.ji..,E CAJ ~=~ ED ;E J ^~` Op -r- i ''AS?E LIKE" I 'I !,rJ ,- ) )~ _~~ - '' ;... of yourself, but don't be selfish. I I j.—_ ~~ -, (,. , 41 t, , 4J - I VIP I% NOIHK) r .- - _1 - . . - I - ~ , . -- .___,.,4_, . Y5. I'M WRITING To ) YVONNE! I.- ~ I - I ~ . . I - ~ ~., . .. .-c.vr- ~ ...i.i is;' - : - Tffln~~ ~.. .W I =jl :' - —__1-• r2 jr .-,.,; (.) / T L .... _, ' .c . .. z IF - .. - 1. .-.'---- - " ,.J "_ ,; -16 v.-.- - __ I , . 9-1 ? f , i-i _~ / ~ , ,.~ - - 0 1. icfe cr- There will be a more _--._.,-y. - _ -. -'• - -- . V -c - II . .- Burl I - ,.- --—- . .. G''''O .,, ' ' AIf1 "CS .'.ERE . ' .t GOI'G 'Ifl(.jTQDIIE r% jOvOicOW ,'iI-tAT TO DO F yOuR sc;, : UT WITH • V i-, ' '-i Y F-S "' , O0 . SURE.' VDo YOU owV SURE.' WHAT TO CO I 'IOu 'iOu SiliTCri WITH 'ctjR GUYNETTO '- -,, '.-- HE'S .'.'-IE'j QQQPI \. I ' THE .:- aoo•- / r77 \4 1. "-A'D SEARCH FOR IT CHECK t- PirlH ? A OPJ THE WITH THE p1 O 'IEROc1JIG4. f - - —s -. L ... i. ,1 /! out several tin-. Its flSW,lj) SMITH J1 r' ____ T $ W K t - - * - çJJ; - . - . - -. . • - ., I • I j?L 16 K I4 O . F. A nt-sr EAST A j7 A 10 963 V i( 956 £A Q 1096 A8 51)1 'TII IV) A .% )? ' Lamb 76 3? A Roth bularrible est through the stomach. There Is no satisfactory proof the enzyme would be absorbed through the intestine Into the blood stream if it escaped the digestive process of the stomach. Small protein molecules with molecular weights of less than 80,060 can be absorbed but the Oster enzyme has a molecular weight of 300,000. Finally, there is no proof that the enzyme in question really does decrease the normal protective mechanisms within arteries and permit atherosclerosis to occur, leading to heart and vasc ular disease. Drs. Bierman and Shank pretty well sum up the attitude North East South Pass Pass 4 N T Pass 6• Piss i • SV winner FRANK AND ERNEST ,_1 . - -F ~ . !~_ __ Aif~_ I by Bob Tboves -F I L M \ }?ri 1 ia/TI I - ' k, I X'W I %- A "" ------. - - . ,. j- 1j. HEWS FR You, I4O'rHg15s. n$ PART OF OUR RFFIRMaI'FIVE ACTiOM il-11 ' GOT GOOD PLAN, HAVE To Pg0Mo'T $OMoNI WHO IS l'OTRI.LY more i important, as the first stage of Pass f\ISISI\II ii. Opening icd 4 • I BYOSaId& James Jacob), Oswald- "No matter what system you play there are go. ing to oc occasions when you just don't have a proper bid," Jim 'Even when you have an obvious bid, it doesn't mean that you will get the best result from vour action." Oswald: "South has 14 highcard points, made up of aces and kings His hand clearly calls loran opening bid, but he is too weak for one notrump and has no biddable suit lie - '- are: ._- ---i-N r -::=- - __ - - - X. - - r . ' , ' l. -, . fr • .; - i1 t,i 4J. "The present DDC ) board is dedicated to full enactment of a four - part program to ' / / - . . ' • 'giT '- --- ,- ' .. r- i SAN FORD CHAMBER 01 .r - £ - '"V - , .'- ' - ~ I . Dec 1 .it the Sanford Ci vic Center. The pledge money will finance I)DC activities until the The Greater Sac.f ord Area Chamber of Commerce is "blitzing" the community today to roundup new Development Authority members. Team captains and volunteers Preparing to set out on the nne-dun rampaien include-becomes a eai and until (from left John Mercer, Jim Ryan, Paulette White, Pat Register, Tom Hunt, John Carli, Herbert A. DIX. has tumuw to apply for, and (Speed I Moreland, Mrs. Walter (Bill) Glelow, Tom McDonald, J. S. (Red) Cleveland, Wayne Albert hopefully and Walter Gielow. (Herald Photo by Hill Vincent Jr.) er;nt numbS * Calvin Yates Jal'oled On Probati" (For a copy of J4COBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Bridge,'' do this newspaper. p o Box 469, Radio City Station, New York, N V 100 19) by Dick Ih 11011 1.1,01,I) Herald Stall Writer Thu state's ke) witness in a series of trials involving a "steal-to-order" theft ring has been jailed without bond on a probation violation charge. Seminole Sheriff's deputies arrested Calvin C. Yates Jr ,28, Monday night Sanford on an I 40 in sworn testimony _. 0 _____ August after raids in Orange and Seminole counties that police said broke up the 18month-old theft ring, In testimony in circuit court case files. Yates said he received four years probation in Orange County in February 1973 after pleading no contest to itcharge of buying, receiving W various — 1 15 Years Around The (lock Bridge ('alendar An 18-year-old Sanford loan a school and a service sation circumstances I wouldn't Comics found guilt y by a jar) in the $5 and that he was once ad- hesitate to give you the ('rnsssord strongarmn robber)- of a judicated a delinquent and sent maximwn 15 years in prison. I-;tIIirial teenager at a football game has to a state boy's school. \'our false testimony under been sentenced to 15 years "I have to consider that you With is getting you a large part l)t'irAbby II 71-: years instate prison and 712 & 9 lied when I pass sentence," of this sentence. It wouldn't be you J . L.. TCH OF THE DA Y - n . o _____ ft lwft ftb 3-A 4-B . A marinaas ____ _____ 4-B 4-A - for I IN 2-' "Cocktails are something you have if you aon't care whether C * i ~ *. , to. A " ? V " J J , F a, ,:1 - h, ('rr.. T. with the results of the seminar, 'Two Rivers In area Trouble," that will present of what I did. . now I know what the conseçuences are." or not!" get out . or uu..ai,.,... ii,h..•...1.. creating mono' on has affected the SI. Johns. ning hours, Highs In the upper Partington, who headed ,I a 11114-1 • Will Visit SCC Campus _ ' - - i. Florida Commissioner of Education Ralph D. Turlington will visit Seminole Community / :- . - ., - - - 2ZLe _ jr -. :••- -. - '. "I ,0% to Imter Ws. 1,A,As tonight in - ____ ' - F 141 -, '[RCE _____________ ;•i' - -: : - - -- Ehc iCIW BUSINESS ____________ ______________ _____ - -- _______ _______ __- '- . . - - - --' -- . BUSINESS HOLDS R'BBON 4 CUTTING - (Xficial ribbon cutting was held Monday at NeecUe Beetle's new location at 237Sanford Ave.,asor,nt'r Mrs. Pam Rathmell (left I, and City Commissioner Gordon Ste) er did the honors. others from left. Missy Rathmcll, Dot Williamson, Vie Arnett, Jack raise discuss the problems of the at night. management. Wekiva. Details and tides on Page 3-A. of Commerce Executls-e Director Jack Homer, Sharon Douglas and Wayne Albert. (herald Photo by Bill Vincent to Theseminar, co-sponsored by n.rn.:. i "i, . -------- _.... _____________________________________________________________________________________________ — — — -- - Turlington's visits the state's two-year community and designed to give him insight into campus problems anti needs, according to a Department Education spokesman. series of Weible, Jack flathmell. Mary Douglws, Greater Sanford Chamber tax afternoon as part of a statewide fact-finding tow-. He will be talking with faculty, staff and students and eating lunch In the school cafeteria, , ,A Inds 10 to 15 m.p.b. decreasing new for water - ngton - the committee to stop the Cross- the upper SOs. Mostly southeast 9 referendum on Florida Barge Canal ,A.in - 0 ii ,..I IiI " - address as 1500 French Ave., Sanford. During the three-month probe of the "steal-to-order" theft ring 'sates said agents wired him with a "body bug" on numerous occasions and that he talked with suspects and agents tape recorded the con- I. ' - - w. • W' • of niercial development of the the late night and early mor- told the court. "I did it to try to March - - — - .'. /' worse "I'm sorry I lied," Bradley opposing arguments - 1)~. I.am being confronted by the court Wekiva -will be examined in a olygraph test. " . - 5-A prison. ormation on - .. - at late -. _ -; W. A lone llchenn,azi, trying his luck off the seawall at Sanford Veterans Memurial Park, is framed by pilings at the nearby they are silhouetted against the evening sky. (Herald and concealing stolen property. homes hoes and businesses, For three rimniks prior to the Yates, who at one point August raids Yates rode with (luring trials in the cases law enforcement officers over claimed his life had been Seminole, Orange, lirevard, threatened, earlier gave a Osceola and Lake counties Casselberry address as his pointing out where members of residence. But when booked the theft ring, that reportedly through Seminole Count)' Jail (lid a million-dollar.a-year Monday night Yates listed his business, had stolen items fromoccunation as nueehunir ran,4 hh;, to dinner is =-.__-_ . 4-A 4-8 years protation. Mcregor told Bradley. "It's a3; bad, but you lied and you're Ih'rum'copt' 4-B Circuit Court Judre Robert H. going to hurt for going to pay the price for iluucpital 3-A M-Gregor meted the sentence lying." lying." 3- A Presecutor Bill Heffernan Monday alter Albert Jerome M;regor then adjudicated Obituaries Spirt s 13-B Bradley, 13, Lake Monroe urged the court Bradley Bradley guilty robbery and Terrace, Sanford, admitted prison time plus "maximum sentenced him 7 years in Tilt's sinn 6-A that he lied under oath in his probation." prison plus 7't years probation Womeni S-A defense his Dec Dcc. 10 trial. "If woo ssere other than 18," to follow his release from F'o.iowing the conviction McGregor said, "under these wI-:TllI-:u Bradley had continued to proclaim his innocence and Monday's high 83, today's low Judge McGregor ordered a R 50. ivers S polygraph examination. Set Bradle) admitted Monday Fair and mild through Seminole County's two major new tax, will discuss tow that he had lied under oath after rivers — the St. Johns and the population growth and corn- %%ednesday. Fog likely during to give &~ "' -. ! 0191M - NtLD T Sentenced To __ ____ Seminole Sheriff's Detective Ralph Salerno intentionally violated his constitutional rights so Yates couldn't be prosecuted for his participation in the theft ring. ates and three other admitted burglary ring members were witnesses in cases in. volving 13 person.s arrested last ft, eenager ~5 -- -' i , Orange Count)warrant, Officials said Yates was Eminediet(clv transferred to the Orange County Jail. Yates, in connection with the multicounty Y theft and burglary ring acs, admitted taking part in between 50 and 100 area burglaries but claimed at Tumor - I - __ Downtown merchants and praperty owners pledged financial support of the DDC f • LAUNCHES BLITZ ifS CARNIVAL — enforce the Improvement Authority," commented Miss Jacobson "We will hire a staff and get rollingas soon as all the , i artery envelope ") . . delegation, the bill 11`i11 be ? pledges come in," she added. - — (- *I ,,/. '- -- attempted digemion and would no longer City Station, New York, N.Y. 0 OONESBURY :.-: --'.t u — passing 10019. taxing 1'(I 1 - II. A,I I A Florida reader wants to know what we do as dealer with A A K 2y AS 43 7632 A K2 we have to answer this question with ttxl;uv's article One diamond .On:t often work out as well dtA.s this tune, but year in and wear out it will give the best results digestion, mailing. Address your letter to after to . ,. is not immune to normal Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio enzyme ..'rTh. ...r ', receive, P.ivi Presumably the O.-ler enzyme ine in care of the Evening be an board's func-turir; ill itn'luh' rcarig aad IiiiataillilIg an 4I(',jtSJ,J en- stomach breaks down proteins addressed J ---'-I for more ----; Sanford, Florida 32771 - Price 10 Cents rejuvenate l3owntown Sanford. - I, " ilk contributes to mortality For _ ,. or - - 11 opens one diamond North bids rather unscientifically to SIX diamonds." Jim' 'The contract wraps up Soutn uraws trumps with three leads, cashes dummy's king and queen of hearts enters his hand with the ace of spades, discards one of dum mv's clubs on the ace of hearts and winds up with twelve easy tricks." Oswald: "I have to admit that I constructed the North, East and West hands. A club lead beats six diamonds it North plays the hand and 5ix notrump is beaten by perfect defense o South's doubtful diamond opening is a real *QBS4 Dr. coronary - 1 portant 4:;"IfI! %~ . i and J%I1ES .IA'.OB' V J 7? from - .:'.rt --r -.-: -i - WIN AT BRIDGE Milk disease facts that the Oster through the intestinal absorption of bovine xanthine theory ignores, oxidase. To advice the public to The truth is that the flcreaSe avoid homogenized milk to in hear t and vascular disease boil milk for this purpose, on had already begun well be fore the basis of the meager homogenized milk was widely published evidence, is unused. Moreover, the incidence warranted and unjustified." has declined recently although nf heart the use of homogenized milk attacks send 50 cents The has not. Health Letter, Number 2-10, Still Heart Attack, Myocardial zymes are protein.s and the acid Infarction, Angina Pectoris, and pepsin material in the Enclose a long, stamped, selfpoint r.-, a III ro they Authority Bill was presented to the ('Ity ('illnmic.cinn by Trm 4 for the enzyme, which Is at- with this statement in their tached to fat globules, to be editorial. "The conclusion absorbed through the intestinal seems warranted that a wa ll. hypothesishasbeenstatedand Dr. Edwin I.. Bierman the restated by a single protagonist University of Washington In (Oster). It remains tenuous and Seattle and Dr. Robert F impLausibleandrequiressupport f m critically designed cx-. Shank of Washington ruuients. At this time it is for University in St. I1ui3, recently in an from an established fact that re viewed this theory the dr inking of homogenized edi torial for the Journal of American Medical Assn and -'--: . - year. of • -. .' — true) and makes it easier then of knowledgeable scientists - ' - - '..-: (I CALL HE I. MY FRENCI \CONNECTIO v, I f 'sf . — I- -- - 1;~~ 11 ,l B ; - ' ç , - --- 11 / ,:f b SHES MY PEN PAL IN PARIS! p - '. f - -- . .'T'.?n.".r is LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) profitable market for your Don't be discouraged today if knowledge and skills this that which you hope to ac- Work or career advancement is campllsh gets off to slow likely If you use your talents start. Things will get bettor. wisely, U the bloodstream and it is able to get into the blood from homogenized milk." Since then I've been worried about drinking homogenized milk. Is it really dangerous Is it really a good idea to boil the milk before drinking it to kill the xanthine oxidas? I would be very much interested in your opinion. DEAR READER This idea has been publicized through the efforts of Dr. Kurt A. Oster and is about as you relate It. Dr. Oster thinks that heart disease first became a problem about the time that homogenized milk came on the market. He claims that homogenizing the mVk breaks down the fat molecules into small particles which is .. - 'I -- '- r,-: - . - 1-- 'Itit' U011llliiSslufl 'S powers U'undarit iii the sp:cial will include the ability apdistrict Sanford Mcfknald. chairman of the analysis of the economic point and remove Development Avenue to Mellonville Avenue, The Sanford City Commission 1)I)C legislative action corn- conditions and changes oc- Authority board members; the and Fourth Street to the gave its endorsement Monday mittec, curring in the development power to levy taxes and to Lakefront; along Sanford to legislation proposed u, the McDonald and DDC Chair- area; formulating and main- approve millage. Avenue from Fifth Street to the Sanford Downtown Develop- man Sara Jacobson agreed to tairuing both short-range and The riiillage limit is set at lakefront: along French ment Corp. I DDC) to form a minor amendments requested long-range plans for improving three mills. Avenue from Second Street to special taxing district within by the city commission, Downtown Sanford; and parAll property owners in the the lakefront; and the north the I)owntown area. including granting the corn- ticipating actively in the li t)special taxing district will have side of Third Street from The purpose of the district mission power not only to ap- plementation of plans for the opportunity to vote in the Sanford Avenue to French to help provide a permanent point Improvement Authority redevelopment, proposed referendum. No Avenue, to the lakefront. surco of fuiids to asit in the board iuieiiibers, but also the 'Iii- conunjs,siujru members deadline has been set for clIing The boundaries are not DDC's efforts to redevelop power to initiate removal of expressed their support of the referendum, and taxation straight hoe boundaries, but Downtown Sanford. board members. Dl)C's efforts to improve will start only after the are drawn to exclude The proposed Dcvelopmnent The Development Authority Downtown Sanford, referendum has been passed. residential properties wherever possible. $.-uui ItRI 1.11116 f! r -tj . of) .i1 The DDC will present the VIC !NETT IN'U 1HU11E r -Development Authority Bill to '_'' V VV• I-) *? ETTER,'\ )LLYI-QcK) - S\./OLLEN) . .- (,, A - ; - a,- 0 ~;;~~ III . II - 1 - (.rDozs . sh /I ~~_~ WATER ANO r swLlc I g, , ':. ___. antord City Commission It JEAN l'A'ITE5SON herald Staff Writer r About DEAR DR. LA LAMB - I am enclosing an article from the National Enquirer pointing out the danger of drinking homogenized milk. According to the article, "the (at in milk contains a substance called anthine oxidase, an enzyme, This enzyme will attack the 'n__• ...,.1 -...,...,,,. i.I V.V êI L I' - — — - Homogenized ~Vq~ I - 66 J -- -.- _;'C '—.---.- j 63 - .... -- - -- ---------- -' -" S 'S 62j -'---. ' 52 a--- i_ --- '. - Taxing District Endorsed care. 57 _________________ ..-.-; - an are L1,_ - :-- - — 68th Year, No. 153-Tuesday, February 17, 976 SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) Today you are likely to place Your rewards will be today if you take pride in what the interests of others far above you do and work to please your own. This won't go unnoticed. others. -" S 35 M0tt1• 'c iB (in S rc be s t trend 40 Hard-sticocci 24 --Haw conjunction fruit JpI $5 Precious green 43 Southern StOflC 66 Dispatched $9 Hits with open resorts general DOWN 21 Roman hand 45 Departs bronze 47 Eichar'qr' i3 Bushy clump 1 River 73 Islands iF, I 49 Smiles 34 Juncture sea 36 Snicker 50 Off C('fiIi'r 2 South kaerican 75 Ordinal suflur SI Simple 37 Part of arm country foil 53 Bibli cal 39 Boys nickname a w.'i of 4tnrrnw .11 Powrfut weed 4 Masculine name 26 Groan 27 Girl name 54 Later explosive S Home isiangi 55 Bird d pacts 42 Slow-moving 6 Incorporated 30 Poker bet qastropod home lab Conrined 44 Charm le-*elry 7 Whinny 37 ThOQS 59 flitter 4 Al the age f 8 Large StIiO i'Ich Containers flatin) 1 . greater ii 31 -I", - ROSCOPE ARIES (March 21-April 19) 1TIi I ' V _ • For Tuesday, Feb. 17, 1976 IIir4 -- 'I S . . ----.--.- 11 Y ItE1tN1Ct BEDE (SOL ________ '' 00 HO __________ Tj c!!: w - _ T,EjA.I EILp.R A'i 9PIA1b prriodc ________ .. R I? Remove (print 57 EIISt 60 Weathercock Ii One (Scott 61 flipped 14 is capable 62 PatriotiC group IS HIStOrIC lab) i6 601 (Roman) 63 Roman 17 Shorten sal 18 Corrodes lava god r ed stone -i üo s#.tty -' RA P4j c w . , .r -v.- - ., n L94 t4LJ N + LTI 45 Took bed 49 Pounding ACROSS I Tr.n',II:CinI Q! , _ 7 RvE:-' I I '.#..'r 1 ONT I IFT ET 4 F Walker - ~ A urliamenis BEETLE BAILEY - - junior to colleges are of Tur linglon's schedule at SCC begins 1 p.m. with a tour at of the buildings and facilities of the school. lie is scheduled to nieet at 1:30 in room Slot %7iffi students for a question and an- wer session, s The public is invited to at. tend, said Jim Congleton, p:iblit' informiiation officer at ~ � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 16, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/440b32addb6caf545223a6dabdb514c6.pdf 87e1a3291d59454c32a0f67f31bbd3f0 PDF Text Text ____ i__ __ q - - ---:--- ____ __ Tl!,Se_ ó I._ •tj- _..__! - - 'r— • • -=- ,.,_- - • I _._.•.__ - - , 4 . • - _________ ___ _______ ___ \ .-..-- .., - -- -. . . -. -.. ' - -•• ____ —. - -- ________________ Feb3 1976 _____ BEETLE BAILEY ME %1AT Mon Walker Dances ____ 1nce 46 - Moines. LITTLE REARRANGN6 14NIE - .. C44N&E 0 - 1 Slow graceful 47 After (prefir) (. _____ . othIRUs Aprll 20.May 20) goalS. Don't settle (or second IJ L_ __ V i_i__J L_____________ b tL1 A Gr:ekand 21 Sheee ck 2 und 5 30 Son of iprefi') 3 Young man 24 Danced a brisk 43 River to the yeftow S 34 flrInt o'' -- _________ 68th Year. No 151 Sunday. February 15, 1916 . Sanford. Honda 32171 Price 20 Cents htcss today ,tfitdoesn SAGflTARWS (Nov. interfere with your psent 21) U your charm, humor and origin _________________ ________________ ________ •: - _______________________ ________ - 1 9 lake in Iran to c3tcPaII 57 Devoured 8 Lcountered dw for It a bit Read tnn l,cfonr LANCFR (June 2Wy 22) the lines of what's told you I I A • 1 l - - /F OR- 16 . I I J __ 18 rry Lewis by ____________________ IN ThREE T Si 15 - - - - 17 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - _____ PREC&DEB 4 - - - - 20 21 22 - - _______________ -- ' - 40 _____________ _______ BUGS BUNNY - - - 1 fr - tirillirin %Llrl) for the Centril fIlgfl tr,iil Pri iii Fit It rr j ) F kirita eronomy. Though (tie president the prorilise of an ;tppoin:riien Ford thtn entertd into rtlrainctlfrotn naming nunes as under secreta of dali U!Ij\NI ) - 11 imls blart llI unn ith nen sin' ii itxiut uiiphed his opponents a Ui atn c ampaign uiirags r 1lii t \1\ (iurr, and tin Thin)1 9 prsidintial etrcnii right iflgers nit I I 10mm) ' Thorna s thitii ng as prunar and his GOP opponent iickers or irreponsibk foot hargid the o'(er ainount - ______ _____ I It I I) 19(l( ki TI Iltralil Staff flier - - ____ _______ ' _________________ ____ call too much attenUon to alliances ts coming year that ______________________ - _______________ _____ ______________________ ____ Lit) JuI 2Aug 22) This and want to help March PISCES (Feb. should be a pleasant day especial!) If)ou' tno1ved in There&egrcaterrewarththan me group actiity You'll usual (or that YOU put know hon to get things Jurn )ournds to toda) Take pride in h it SOU undirtake ping ________________________ __________ - _________________________ - - _________ I _________________________ . -- - Jr _______ S U N D A V ED I TIC N '4 sour tme tn the C)C5 (abi 42 Coter ____ ________ DC Hy HERMcE BEDF; oSol. - DOWN 20 Conciliatory r rkIPi '''' (T E\EROE it1 Answer to Prevous Putt •- - _____ - _________________ - + - ,- ' the (uttral I lorida uonurn - and nishes e connection will UBRA (Sept 23Oct Toda ou can absorb he with someone who reside 41 I audirtlalt indicated the I - _____ F ord responded to changes iippiirants •ir flhlpickirs of talking tough on the cam h Iornitr F lonida Senate iiititningtrs or irre)onsll)Ie F ord said taternints ,(untlnued On Pagi A, - b; SoffeI & Heimdohl Soaring: A Natural t,I Hiah ( ______ EEO ____________________ I L I - \ I' .; ) . FAS1 -. -- _______________________ - BLON DIE :- 3 2 andhowItnffecpeopIe. Isit contagious' 110w is it different ro ic Youn g EE S SE C-G ( IMER WAN ME I 1 z - I notrump and nest opened a ( L Lamu ED OF DEAH hearts, West ducked the first :8 4 nesi \orth FsI SOuth U F. A D E H - I I I ___________________ _______________________ I / I — - ' I Thhe I I H son can hae both tur fmt Thpt0u1 of dlph)31 colosis and emph)lema I Pass 4 Pau 64 r 6 N I Pa,, ta capacit) With mild exertion QJ 1O87 y fur gliding, cold, windy aIItI - - I______ N _____- _______________ - more marked Fmalb these many tiny air saes that )OU IT AS A SO - I UP I LACKS N • I ( ( - expell the air in the tiny SACS r 4 I Cf b is at the ble e would make r 7 UUGE A OEBOU1 Tu&E AT ThE PHE CPAWY cing and poor South did the at 6rsdge notrump Radio City Station New York ClO (hIS 1' constantly (( configuration I I JLI over t C - .• ... - __4_ - -w S oF Thg flatr, em feature c exerce cacity > of the lungs there actWly us / I 'l4 RjgAID Q - PLA'J I CSI ent Iii I I ltC sou F rd S C) sai 0111111 paign ii is lost -• .- . -, . . -- - • - . -- .. HE1HT$. Variotis facto I contibute ( md tlk natural nings •irut air crren anti For those of us nho don t ft t I 1)5 3 (051 ntional sikillenis cTash to carth a prascr flight can htgin Lak Itraniks high School Plane esen though its bwlt of aluminum (or it swipR fl)S4i(rflc3thetreCtopsonabr,41U1(,fsupJ Thencahity \IR kis \hist and This 6 FdI ss,Iitmni (,irl Suit nho hir d i Itiinld Uc4igun as well . \eatt aitl orw of the fliers nith a chuckle iris s top assistant and nuts eaga n DOOS iS its I -- Mt'lF k)tT L.AM VU FOf HAMHOCKER IS AFR a e Lam pai g n (auilp1mugn((1 in Flnrid,i Friday • th e campaign , as I -• ________ _________ - -. - -- niidTht (lot k II H ____________________ ) • Treatmtnt us based Ofl hIiirnstii IIiput4iI intl rt lult ii ttrIrLes 1)5 and S)r1% -• IS1IUIIJI I 'lit littc il hst emniry' that uiuistakable q ttiit Itu Pr siiitnt bought 11niac h II- I ______ ________ canvass the city for new disIxLsaI. mmbers Tuesday nith 80 (1uuuimt I wrkers invitin' None of these measu the doctor will be suceesal unless jJ lengthen the nit mt rshlp rolls ,niinits -=-=r ---- - niunbers nill with 10 tennis captained b 1k ltx rt Abne V is nt \Ihert 1iimi Mulkrnalml, .Jotm Mt'rrer, I ( ntin. d oti P U tag an s 'a in p a i go 111,10 ii'. r IF bums &'ii7 fl MT i4v? -. JTfP.5xwcfA CWvN -- hiengan fars claim to be iiiotrate can win a national rullini in F huridi \nd th t lit tIt .. 6A5 LO41L i oft 0 e at ninis ra r ti _______. - -- . t I - - I . £ - F, ' -I - - - --- tI. _____ - Fl I \ -.. s e - first half e county s dubuous distinction of rirmng 19th of F lorid4's (i7 tourtuts (luring J4inu1mrs to June 1975 iiiiprosil to 22nd in the sthte tluring the July to Dotiiibtr period Seminoles ranking in the inciden of inktsous ssptutus -\ _ 1 S -' - - r - - iti Ii ti reatt'r / . I 11w Iart 1mtche—rtians nithrot infortI Chai,mtxr ut pre•regustcr. the catch sho -. -- I I - - - OS r 3,M1 fur IflOirs blank may be tiimpleted. tak' homiie t m'sc 1"•fo II c iiiunth lung Runtest ill oflir neekis pruzes in cacti of mu age ategorscs. 15 and under and oser 15 The mnner 1 -= =----. - =. -=----- - -- I)utrti hum i lefti nuid Hill Hultumb get reads fur action on the imri das 'if Stud L)crhs competition. A chet k iuf official wetL'tl I'm - -- --.--=---- - - ---- _ _j =- --' - -'.' i - 1 for eon- s mnruc •mnmn1i I anmp luimon Bluff P ish (.i:imp •tml I inca S Fish Ciuiip MI weigh in stations art tiaitt;fvai'f thu e;lmIif) --=-= - - mt -. - - ' . - / I I ' 'I_ Ik- IaI1 .ind tidts "ii I'agc i% 5tttt li5)iIiiIt 1 t+ 'ii tt ' cording ti )r - -• ______________________________ /WP i s,o'I II \ \tunI lmn't UIN - - ----: - H 3 Ut tubli n C $hW& ('nnthiiued On Page 3-A) -- : . of the )9 5 y cam. -- -- &_- ;- , _____ 4:i - I I(tagan nILS set to address m ("rnhs lAncoln Day thnner. while Ford (rnnord ' FItJ& iJ1JMP / - I I dinntr mf aht l)isnt tirItI pri sitlt ntsal candidates bs F rd niade s arious Thiii4i saiti Ueagn has n 11111 hut the innuendo hangs _________________ . . 19 Toda ciisrsatise fonmiter California nith a ca'npaign spwh in - -' - Hut. Seminole (owdy s syhilLs rate dropped 29.4 i'r tnt - _______ l I _____________________________ HUH ..OH, IT / lesudential pruman he - . asoiding other sources of smoking is a major . - His I(tIflfl inip £ OnIds pcts 1rbs imit under ss i -. , congenial he appiared solemn th rtal shnns sun inL Frc I 'ri snkni J rrs Thomas bs 1k iiit Mit S(OOf) JI1k)fl I . .. - I The ma uate exc nge o tobocco. Doctors can help in air leads to poor oxygation of someces with other means of the body. The dege of thf- cleaning up infections and h -.. an again, assuming you do not y ;?- ronds Silt d alentine s Day card ft sidi ntuul c uiibkm ______ 1 :-:1 sizetif toss us absolutely brc4ithtaking - Thi glidtr ut iii has to ) I / ill have a larr, ofn bael and spotum, or any evInce of lung disorr may be entirely shaped chest ause of V CAEO2 _____ through (ruin ih r ir of the plane Hut the glidi r beals ans roller coaster on 1urth 11w , , , , , y _____ - - NY 10019 the chest -I .. - , , W CP1uRED' - - -- - , , e - like that Juaftz su1 c d 1 7; - ' (p1 ansni ring quesbons jong nith the soting fls irs 1 IN KIran ular kfti taIb by Bob Montana - w . . constricted This makes it yowltertome in careo(this The - - - tflhifl, school program for training pilots some of thi studt ntc feet abose the ground You re just gliding silenUy ___________________________ ARCHIE £ (or The Health litter, q I or(h s two spade b D ck Tum.r 1 /1 __________________________________________ £ : it s almost eerie There are no engine noises brung in nen oxygen In CIII lngs Fit Ende a long, phyema the neck or opening stamped, self addressed C '# — mond For better undenng of I ____ - - \Itt .i -- . I be dragging in F huch are not any more elinunatecarbondioxidetheatr - - -- is the stutletils sntrndu flonto fluh'ht Hut then the spinning dial reaches 0 feet and you ___________________ / - _____________ course as intirdisi Inhinir tfl* iIa1n c- rth r s ien's aeronautii biobog and a smittening of other — club system fouls up 'excellent example's of how J43 • Q83 £Q Today s hand from the and South is slnerabIe tbon thode and other ges literally gasng (or air There __________________ where I lying IS no more remarkable than driving a !Inost ill hat inure than ipasing intirest in a iatiuin normal!) tarthbountl reportgr - at Uk? cod of tow hain pulled b) d bounceou around nd the other - toild us 1# 'lotil congress at mc only ouhIe I hail was losing altitude on turns," flight !'t )uiid Liii longest mu i - n'IIbIn4 u"J '1 Indiana readu wants to Opening lead 3 stliutnl toIni trut To the stuthn its iirt of i Sticfl(e sttdies reflect it — and ii glider t'an soar op into ilk? (bulls : mond and Fast cashed three diamond tricks _____________________ I It nas a bad be something nrong nith his opponen b d tther vulnerable — li riorinaib carthhound niporter ho took their first - I It '1-. '. �:.-;-:. rrr :T .---- _-a- . -- : 7--l" __ -_ - : a ---a • -- ----- - ' :--. ,.-.. _ ii; i:.iai.a4.Ji— - -'-- -a.-... A—Evnjg Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. iS, 976 - I i cI a I... eweiry iina weapons iiver, . ToIen 1i Oviedo Burglary Nets Thieves $18,000 NATION ByAUDIE MURPHY Queen Road, off SR 13. Herald Staff Writer flarger told deputies the A burglary of a South house had been secured when Seminole residence has netted he left for work early Friday thieves over $18,000 in silver, morning, the report said. jewelry and weapons, acItems taken in the burglary cording to sheriff's reports. reportedly include rifles, a William Guy Harger, 42., Rt. I pistol, miscellanous jewelry, a Box 1505 Oviedo, told Deputy H. sterling silver tea service worth A. Alexander Friday N 7. (,lI,,I -""b IN BRIEF Lockheed Chairman, Officer Resign Over Bribe Scandal LOS ANGELES AP — Lockheed Aircraft Corp., plagued by an international kickback scandal and a $600 million debt, has forced the resignation of 113 top two itrnnnn '", blank checks were taken from his office at 101 Wymore Road, that his wife Barbara Hargar, 27, returned home around 4:30 p.m. to find their house ran- in the shakeup Friday were Daniel J. Haughton, chairman of the huge aerospece firm, &id A. Carl Kotchian, vice chairman and chief operating officer. The resignations came at a special board meeting c.illed in the wake of Koteblan's admissions to Congre that Lockheed had paid officials of several countries at Icast $22 million to aid sales of its aircraft. Board member Robert W. Haack, 58, who elected chairman pro tern, said the directors felt "the company, employes and shareholders would perhaps be better protected if they tflaughton and Kotchian) as potentially controversial people excused themselves from the Resigning sacked. According to the report. burglais pried open a garage door to gain entrance to the residence located on Snow Jerry r- PORTLAND, Maine(AP) Billionaire recluse Howard Hughes has been named defendant In a federal court suit here, but no one has found him to tell him so. Last September, one of Hughes' companies, Summa Corp., filed suit charging copyright violations by Classic Film Museum, Inc., of DoverFoicraft, in its distribution of the three earlier films. Classic then filed a countersuit to which Hughes' name was added when Summa said It was wholly owned by him. Oassic claims that Summa's rights to the three films had expired and that Summa had no exclusive right to "The - - L d. V. I_'"&4'7 - ,.- -'- -_.: — I Evt'ning Hetaki CaI 322-2611 (Xitlaw." __,~, . " "-- k JAIKS()N. Miss. i AP i George Walliictr and hu other candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination hoped to pick up support Saturday from the previously uncommitted as the process for selecting Mississippi's national convention delegates continued. - IM 11 - I i _W - Jack Shearer Jr., Wallace's state coordinator, predicted the Alabama governor would strengthen his hand during the county conventions and wind up with at least 16 of the state's 24 delegates. -1 on the administration's policy didate's strength. of detente, Ford brushed aside Veto Pessimism Expressed ltmsrefs~_ ~ _tt_-_=~ ~~---___ 1=_~==n~_ __ X_ - 5 1 0 0 1 I _ V__~ _ ..~ ___~A ~ __ . . _~_A ~, - -~ . ~ ~ - - - ~_R ~__==~Z~ -1 .I ~~ .~~=~; _ ~ - — __ -_-_ --= ~~._Z. ~ _~ - , ___y!..ft I I — . ~ . . I~ , 12. ___ - __________ - -1 M _____ 111-: ,4fi Am -_=~~_ -_ -I ~-_-__ - - , :~ utilities. - I - - . - - __ -__-I - ~ . . .. --` -,:~= -.--, Z. -- - ., - .. . ff - _. . . .;.-;i -. 1. ~ ~ _. _. :_ - ~ : -_ * 4-_- __ IN BRIEF ~77~ , ~7— t_ M ~ t , - - -, -r.••- -;-, participate ~ _f- Nigerian President Killed -. : --'.ç- ' I- T J- & % * - ViV ' . i - - : '4 W(. c..rv) f ; •.. - ; - r - • ,Jv,..&.. a' A -• -":'--- - '- ' - :. * ,)..; •gIF;c -' ;'c - - a 6- - •- '' "''? ? 4t' f_I I • - .3 •.•;'k J4;. 1 • : ' N 11 . -- ..' M, - -, ;% - , . -. .z•,_. . . •• .• ' .i' ' -t. 'ii 7vn. ' •i . ? •,F jl ,-'--•'- - -' -i-. yr - I- I - .-- - - Drug Sentence Levied • - • ulwp~- •gh,J4 '•J. - -• '—I4.. --- - i o -_--#_-. IA1TENTION! I - - _..Il I a I I , ",_ ,''4:-_." s 1.4 i_ d y 4 • PATIENT LIFTERS WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT I I FORT l\u[)Em)M.E IAPi Police are looking For two juveniles who they say caused a water main to burst on the top Floor of Broward County's tallest building, causing an estimated million tiolhirs in damage. 'They're calling it the 'Towering Aquariumut,''' police spokesman Torn Brophy said of IN , liii wi at the 28-story lanolusark hank Building. Officials s-aid the Juveniles, before being spotted and chased away by a night guard at about 5:15 am. Friday, turned on a fire hose on the building's SC('on(i floor. STATION TO STATION 1 qs VOL.2 2 L Text Assurances Given 3.33 TALLAHASSEE I API Education Commissioner Ralph Turllngton says he's satisfied the state is doing everything possible to keep objectionable material out of textbooks used in Florida schools. Turllngton commented Friday in asking Gov. Reubin Askew to defer Cabinet action for three wet4cs on some a,396 books and other teaching materials. Tape 6.33 - nail a ;.__ a As Prescribed by Your Physician these services under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You Vi,EATHER COUNTRY JUKEBOX *:F: m I I I I / ' k :4 _ " ' - L J'- ' / a. business skills learned in the classroom and on the Job. DE . students attend clas.ws part f the day and gain practical ____ .. i' experience working for J0 cooperating businesses as well. The following students from Seminole County placed in these contests: Sales Demonstration — first place, John Rupp, Lyman High School: second, Lou Pap- ('II radios were installed last s'eek in tso Seminole County school buses vehicles that serve the Orlando, Geneva and Osceola arcus. This ssas part of a pilot program to assist (lrh ers arel!a, Lake Brantley high cover sparsely populated areas in case of an emergency. From S tool: on RADIOS pm,, Seminole Memorial Hospital auditorium. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 td Right-1u4.ife Chapter, :alJ p.m., All Souls i,cia1 Hall, 810 Oak Ave. South Seminole Garden Club, 1 p.m., at Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive. Flower slides by S.G. Miller. ' ___________ NEW BUS Seminole lIr.iplt.al Eye Bank Assn. Over tea. 24 left, are Woodrow Burn.sed, supervisor of transportation for the county school board; and drivers [lobby Braddy and Norma Buffington. Iflerald Photo by Hill Vincent Jr.i - Sanford R&tary Club, noon, Civic Center. Tops Club Chapter 79, 7 p.m tmtairs r H p!::t (..lmurcl trytal Like and Country Club Drivej, Like , lersutig Mathematics first place, Joan Skinner, Seminole High School; second, Nancy Andognini, Lyman; -- Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Job Interview first place George Mahoney, Lyman; Display Contest first place, Karen Edwards, Lyman; third, Pam West, Oviedo High School, fourth, Frances Bierly, Seminole and fifth, Dennis TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17 Sanford Senior Citizens covered dish Valentine lun- uheon, noon, Sanford Civic Center. C Docket Includes M urder Tr ia l Ih BOB LLOYD IIt'rald Staff Writer that Williams stopped his auto Myers, 21, of AltaniGnte Byrd, Seminole; Advertising First place, at the intersection and talked Springs, and John Sutton, 22, of 'I r;ds are sched'ilc'd in cir- with a pedestrian who pulled a Orlando, were arrested after a Keith ling, Oviedo; third. De bi cut court at Sanford this by Strawn, Lake Brantley; week pistol and fired three shots into three-month probe for a Midway man accused of the auto beFore fleeing on foot. authorities. Food Service — first place firstdegree murder and three Brian Fricke, Lyman; Deputies arrested Lewis at a State and county agents omen charged with grand lar- nearby house less than an hour assisted by undercover Orlando Petroleum first place, ceny and conspiracy in a after the shooting, police officers and officials of Richard Thomas, Oviedo: consumer fraud case involving Three men are docketed for Cottimur', Transmission Systems second, Dan Marles, Lake ;ullet'ed auto transmission a joint Jury trial before Circuit Ismu., Philadelphia, Pa., in the Brantle, repairs. Court Judge Robert B. probe that utilized freshly Food Marketing — first Ronnie James Lewis, 19, of Mc(regor on one count of rebuilt transmissions in autos place, Lou Bushner, Lake 21st St., Midway, was Indicted conspiracy and three counts of that were taken to the Fern Brantley, second, Jack Doyle, by the Seminole County Grand grnd larceny each in a con- Park business with minor Seminole, third, Jon Rooks, Jury in the [cc. 1 slaying of sumner fraud case. difficulties. Lake Brantley; James Lee Williams, 33, of Thomas Ward Myers Jr., 33, State Alt)'. Abbott Herring Midway, at the intersection of Altamonte Springs,—.owner of a filed Apparel and Accessories — charges against the trio first Midway Ave. arid Water St., in Cottman Tran.smnjssion Center alleging that place Judi Yarbrough, undercover of. Like Brantley the community east of Sanford. on U.S. 17-92. Fern Park—and ficers were charged from and third Lisa 1270 Itiles', Lyman. Witit's.so's told investigators two eniployes, William Carson to $320 for repairs that weren't All first and second place needed, repairs that weren't done, or for pa rts that in fact winners of this conference will - - VD R a te I s D i('oritinued from Page l-Ai erent replaced by the Fern be eligible to compete at the Florida State DECA LeaderPark operation. Altanmonte Springs man ship Conference being held at An the Sharaton Twin Towers, indicted by a statewide grand Free demonstration of home canning, Seminole Community Action Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, 1-3 p.m. Seminole Community Band, 7 pin., music-drama building 5CC Adult Campus, Florida Nurses Assn. District 37, 4 pin., Seminole County Health Center 9th and French Winter Springs Jaycees, 7p.m., VFW Building, 17.92, lg'I. Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7 p.m., Chamber of Commerce. OsereatersAnonymous, 7-i1) in Hrda EItr an light building, Sanfor, , Over 50 Club meeting followed by luncheon, 10:30 am., Redding Gardens. Seminole Lions Club, 7p.m., Quality Inn, sH4 and I. Sanford lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford Optimist Club, noon Sue Ann's Capri. HOSPITAL NOTES FEBRUARy 13 ADMISSIONS Henry A. Bennett for bookmaking and Orlando, on March 18-21. house Winners Henry T. Birdsong of the State Conference maintaining a gambling over 1974. Linda Jarrels However, the state official noted, this is less of an increase is docketed for trial this week will be eligible to attend and Rubyc Christiansen Lenabelle Jennings than the 49.8 per cent increase in syphilis and the 17 per cent in. on a charge of carrying a compete at the National Charles Cornish George S. Kenis Leadership Conference in crease in gonorrhea w hich occurred in 1974. concealed firearm. Pamela G. Dunn Horace Kenyon Luther Judson McNamara, Chicago in May. Florida still leads the nation in syphilis, he said. Its rate of Lisa A. Oglesby Betty J. Griggs eases per IIW),000 population for 1975 is 56 per cent higher than W. was arrested on the weapons The local conference W1S Roy Ripley Joan Miller California vhichi is second highest. Florida's rate is 37.9 per charge Nov. 1 by sheriff's sponsored by a grant from the George Willis Curtis V. Murphy agents when they raided an local McDonald's Family 100,000. Californias is 24.3. Florida had 3,228 cases of infecti o us Caesar A. Forman, Katherine Nahm syphilis reported in 1975. apartment at Altamonte Restaurants in Seminole and Cassadega William S. Phillips Springs and seized alleged Volusia Counties. This is the "The drop in syphilis rates we had in the last six months of Harry F. Brown, DeBary Ch&ICS W. Rabette 111 1975 is the first downward turn Florida has had in seven years," evidence of the sports betting seco nd year that McDonald's Henry L. Wagner, DeBary Dr. Cole said. operation that was used by the has sponsored DECA in Alfred Rockmore Barbara A. Daddis, Deltona "In the areas where syphilis continues uncontrolled," Dr grand jury that indicted District, State and National l3erchman flogero Gertrude Lucko, Deltona Cole said, "there is a failure to observe the first principles of McNamara and 27othercentral Competition, Mae A. Leonard, Dellary (late H. Brown, Geneva syphilis control. Florida residents. The Evening Herald helped Mary E. Kavanagh, Deltona Rosie M. Brown, Lake MrNamnara allegedly arrived sponsor the advertising Contest "These areas have to offer clinics which welcome patients Monroe Alfred H. Orlando, Deltona ho are concerned about veneral disease. They must provide * it the apartment while agents for the second year. hIalTv A. Dilley, Detroit, Mike Popvich, Osteen were conducting the search and quick and accurate diagnosis of symptoms. And they have to Mich. Patricia J. Rodgers, Osteen isolate each i nfect ion which means finding its source and 2 caliber pistol was found in it.. Roger (Pamela) A Correction preventing its spread." his pocket, officers said. BIRTH.S Cassidy & baby boy, Sanford McNamnara faces trial on the In the national ranking for gonorrhea rates for 1975, Florida Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Monett) Mrs. Tyrone(Patricia) was fifth behind Alaska, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee. bookmaking charge in circuit In a story in the Evening Beveritt, a girl, Sanford Moran & baby boy, Sanford court the week of Feb. 23. Florida's rate of cases of gonorrhea last year was 766 per Herald Thursday, Feb. 12, 100,000. This means that one case of gonorrhea was reported for Nineteen other persons are reference was made to a SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL every 130 persons in Florida. This does not include those in. docketed for trial this week Sanford teacher who has been fections which were not reported. before Judge McGregor on suspended after his arrest last charges ranging from delivery week on drug charges. It was — of illegal drugs, burglary, and erroneously stated that he was s' Wr uttering a forgers' to buying, on the faculty of Sanford Middle P ,-, . . TF. receiving and concealing stolen School. The teacher actually !/ ks>" 1 & 14r. propertyanti lewd assault upon was a member of the staff of I A 'V , '-.:'ji MRS. El.l K WEAVER l'AtI. BROWN I . -. 4' \ Mrs. Elsie Weaver, 79, of - \ I J.' . Paul Brown, 69, of 23 Clarksburg, V. Va.. died Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, di( I i j W-4'11?71 1 1 . ~, Friday in that cits'. She was ,i 'tturtkiy. 11%~7 A native of We regular winter visitor to San. moreland, Term,, he came .-, - _:~ " -:- - —4 i:.: ford. Sanford 33 years ago and WI a ..1 !_.14 ~Survivors include tier employed by the Florida 5th lishanhl, Robert Weaver, f I ~ / Agriculture Department. Ilarksburg; daughters, Mrs. was a -- * member of the Fruit ar Iartha Orwig, Sanford: Mrs. vegetable Growers Associatic egg), Griffin, Altamonte and he was a Methodist. 'prings, and Mrs. Mary Louise lie is survived by his wiu 'esling, Clarksburg; Sons. Mrs. Ruth G. Brown; tI% 'I.- lilies. Melbourne, Robert, daughters, Mrs. Pat liardin an lu love is to share napolis, Md. and Bill)' C. Mrs. Alice Williams, both I hat s why we created Vcd-Lok', our Veaver, Fairmont, W. Va,; and Sanford; an four grant exclusive 14 karat guLl match s: ra ink hi li In children, four brothers, a n Funeral wedding bands. and burial three sistcrs. 611 tic Monday in Clarksburg. Each is an original design Brisson Funeral Home is i )avis Funeral Home in charge. See our complete celectin. charge. AREA DEATHS ,' t_ _,_l - - - ' _________ p' — _. , lowi In the mid to upper 50s. Wini is variable 10 m.p.h. or less, F XTENDED FORECAST - - - . • : t Week Starts Tomorrow Feb. 16 AT SOIJ1K 'S services New SANFORD - Sunday's Daytona Beach Ii p.m., luiA 12:50 a.m., 1:22 p.m. Port i lr and mild through Sun lay. Ezten.cise log during (anaseral: high 7:02 a.m., 7:20 the late night and early mar- p.m., low 12:46 a.m.. 1:11 p.m. Wng hours. Highs near 80 and lo DISCIIARGE.S Sanford: Myrtle B. Adr.rns Floyd Brown De unIs Du!e Sanford: Jury Sub and Sandwich Shop SI inday's high 82, Saturday's ::Y: — - ' -,. >0 < ' \ More than 200 students competed in 11 different con'I tests designed to test their . Q - COMMODES HOSPITAL BEDS a Bank Building Flooded 1 Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of Obtain Gunman Surrenders S I )UUI,IILJWb .OXYGEN b ST. PETERSBURG I API— Police sa n unexcitable executive coaxed a frightened gunman into giving himself up after the man robbed a loan company, took a hostage, shot at chasing officers and put a pistol Into the vut-utiv&s face alter holing up in his office. "1 didn't go alter him fast; I didn't go after him hard — just slow and easy," explains the executive, insuranceman O.A. Kinkennon. Eugene L. Peterson, 19. of St. Petersburg was being held without bond today on charges of armed robbery, kidnaping and assault with intent to murder, police said. '.BREATHING MACHINES *PRESSURE BED PADS I - I 4 CIlk governor 's I ) TL Statewide, Dr. Cole said, the incidence in 1975 of infectious syphilis was up 10.7 per cent and gonorrhea was up 5.7 per government. Barron said the real problem with government was unelected aides to Askew and other appointed of. ficeholders wielding too much authority. "All of us must bring problems to the executive, but we seldom get a chance to talk to the governor. We talk to the .iide," Barron. DPanama City, told 200 lobbyists attending a workshop session Friday. RUN WnH THE FcK c cm.. I 4 ~ __7 Kemdble K" II .aftww"o Dwow . C.0 I.. ~: Medicare NASSAU. Bahamas (AP) — Pan American World Airways will stop flying to the Bahamas next month after 47 years of service to the sun-baked islands, carrier of. say. Max Gurney, Pan Mn's 13.ahamas director, said Friday that the airline has applied to the Civil AEronautics Board for the service suspension as part of cost-cutting efforts In Ilie Bahamas and the Caribbean. Gurney said the petition asks for suspension of daily Sound trip ser%jce from New York to Na,sau and Rock owid, Eleuthera, as o' March 15. UN... - :uj-'- ~) I - .1 BOB DYLAN DESIRE I - - WARNER BROS. ATLANTIC SWAN SONGI CLIP AND SAVE Airline To Halt Service - I NASSAU, Bahamas AP Tlree days alter his arrest, a Colombian student charged with trying to smuggle l0 pounds of cocaine into the Bahamas was convicted In MagIstraes Court, fined $1,500 and sentemed to a year in jail. Victory Rublano Martinez, 26, of Bogota, was arrested Tuesday and sentenced Friday. Bahamian officials said the drug was found In a false lining in 8 suitcase during a routine customs check at Nassau's airport. (AINESVILLE 1AIlj (lId people are no) different than young people in fearing certain aspects of aging, says the president of an organization that trys to ease those fears. flt' aged fear senility, major illness, painful death, (lying alone, loss of spouse and nursing homes," said Daphne Kraus of the Age and Opportunity Center Inc. of Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. Kraus told Friday's closing session of the Southern Conference on (ernnsnlnpv that her agency tries to fight the fears by finding private homes to care for elderly people instead of putting them in nursing homes. - business costs are kept to a minimum, - - 2? :•c'- NIAMEY, Niger (AP) — Nigerian President Murtala Muhammed was assassinated during Friday's abortive military coup and was replaced as chief of state by Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo, chief of staff of Nlgetfa armed forces, Lagos radio announced Saturday. Muhammed was buried early today near his birthplace in Kano, In northern Nigeria, the broadcast said, and the ruling Military Council decreed seven days of official mourning throughout the country. Radio Lagos also confirmed that the coup led by IL Col. Dimka collapsed and that the ringleaders were arrested. Earlier, both the Manchester Guardian and London's Daily Express said in reports from Lagos that Muhammed's car had been riddled with bullets in a roadside ambush early Friday morning. Old People Fear Aging H TALLAHASSEE I AP) Senate President Dempsey Barron says he takes issue with Go'. Reubin Askew's contention that special interests are taking over seminars, promotional projects says Moreland, to ensure that and special events — as well as the greatest amount of money 17 different committees that possible gaes to do the work of meet regularly throughout the the chamber. year to develop, promote and And the work of the chamber stimulate the area economy is extensive. and business health, according A typical month finds the to Moreland. telephone ringing in the He said prospective members Chamber of Commerce offices will be told chamber mem- approximately 25 times every bership supports a service day with various types of which offers interested tourists, inquiries on Sanford and the industries and citizens a virtual Sanford area. encyclopedia of information on Promotional events and the Sanford area. ser vices of the chamber during Nonmember businessmen the past year include the will be told that through the Golden Age Olypmics, a Chamber's Better Business regatta, bad check and export Bureau the credibility and seminars, a health care and reputation of their business motorcycle seminar, and a community can be maintained, community night at Seminole And everyone will be told High School. The chamber also their money is spent ef- offered a student exchange fectively. "The money the program and a foreign is1tors chamber spends Is probably the program. In Aborted Military Coup : ' in IF BAD COMPANY I k Circuit Askew Views Disputed month when the yearly chamber is the only active - __~~-.,-"'-__1&a---Z ~1 _,~ - - z ~ -_4~ `_ S, .UkTh !t Cf f Gold Star Mothers state board meeting, Hilton Inn, West Colonial, Orlando, Reception, 7 p.m. - TAMPA tAPs a-- Alabama Guy. (;corge Wallace brought his bid for the Democrath Presidential nomination !o Florida this weekend with an old-Fashioned, lit-stomping rally and banjo-picking Grandpa Jones. The popular granddaddy (rout the syndicated countrym u-sic television show live Raw''' warmed up a hand. Lipping crowd of 1.000 Friday night by strumming "That (od 01' Mountain Dew" while "Wallace girls" passed a hat for Funds. Wallace, after hunting votes for Florida's March 9 primary on the Gulf Coast, headed Saturday to the East Coast with a Velentine's Day appearance iii Vero Reach :m trip tc thc Daytona !'ach ;.1 1) 1 1 Visitors welcome, Annual meeting of humane Society of Seminole County, Inc. 8 p.m. First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Idyliwilde Elementary School PTA, 7:30 p.m. County high schools won honors in the recent District 7 of Florida State Distributive Education Clubs (DECA' of America leadership conference Ildi's: high 7:20 am., a: Small Tractor, Small Price- _____ c- rwr- Live Entertainment FRI. & SAT. NIGHT Under New Management kDUT1 NO COVER OUR REGULAR S1.2 STEAK SUBS ONLY Satin finish eflcraed CCfITCr ArnquA torn' •IA(rn, -3 A Zi __ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Mid-Florida Singles Assn. covered dish luncheon, 2 pin., Sunday, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. i heldattheDeLandHighl ' assistant Wallace Visits Tampa — — $5 33 t.IitçiiPrP !.' to recommend removal of General Services Director Jack Kane and five of his lieutenants. Askew was out of town and would want to review the [xi rt before calling a special Cabinet meeting to consider the recomm endation, Jim Racru.c. Askew press STEREO TAPES chamber rolls were compiled, organization whose purpose Is For a minimum donation of to promote Sanford and its $40 for businesses and $25 for facilities as a collective body." individuals, members can Overhead and administrative a ip= ~ __ - I t that led the appropriations s?crethrars', said H C Down the Price For George Washington's Birthd Record and Stereo Tape Sale (Continued From Page 1-A) most efficiently managed Pat Register, Jim Ryan and money anywhere around," said Garnett White. Moreland. "It Is spent The teams consist of 80 judiciously by the, board of businessmen and other In- directors, who are volunteers dividuals who are donating an elected by the members entire working day in an effort themselves." to boost the membership rolls. The chamber is not "a They also will be seeking tosign gimmick to take people's tJvse who Failed to renew last money," said Moreland. "The =-~~ _~ 1 j-jj i1creues I - - . ~ Elf'I ~Lc. 320 S. HWY. 17-92 Ford also accused Congress question, but it is a technit1 question, one wludi should be jobs _= Z___ Ul 9 -- - Iir r't..:. C ham i.iiiVe m4k 4 8 10 11111S (;ov. Reubin Askew. Rep. Earl Dixon, D.-Jacksonville, sent Askew and Cabinet members Friday a (iet.alk'd report on cvdtn George C. Hearn of "dilly-dallying" on the - . . . g .- --.:I M =_ Center inBrevard County asa prime testing ground. I TAI.I.AHASSEE AP Legislators recoinimmended Firing six officials in the General Services 831-9993 "I think nit-picking of an Ford told reporters that American foreign policy location of a center for solar doesn't help," Ford said, energy is not a p)i!.taI WASHINGTON (AP) The output of the nation's industry increased for the ninth consecutive month in January, another indication tlua last month was a good one for the economy. An increase In industrial production should mean more became available In the nation's factories, mines and __ . ~= lzf= %__~M - . 1~~ ~_ I !dtry Outpit -M ._= 4 ~ . . 1. I __= - - .. ~= _~_ I - -1 - ___ ~ - Namacvs i 2S -4u rz= ~~.~: ~ _~ _~_ r ==__ _.__Z6:_ _ M~11=__ 4~_ ~=_~__~_._~ ~_-= 11_~_ = - Democrat Scooi Jackson was "nit-picking." WASHINGTON (AP) The White House Is taking a pessimistic view of its chances for upholding President Fords veto of a $6.1 billion public works jobs bill. Ford vetoed the bill can Friday, calling it "little more Ow an election year pork barrel." The President contended the public works bill would "do little to create jobs for the unemployed." I During the press conference Reagan's statements as Ford also touched on solar "campaign rhetoric" and said energy and the use of the Space similar criticism from ti __ - Sunday, Feb. 15, i97 - Distributive Education, Department after Ix-coming convinced that the agency has no leadership, a House subcommittee chairman told __ - students From four Seminole Firings Recommended JCPenney Delegates Selected '.V__--. - , ,. paign vv , WEARS ONE ! Cciii 834-8776 AI• -_ 7 'This is an excellent example of how government and . sitting Hughes Named In Suit _. - energy crisis and " a ti!f the private sector can work tnget toward a common g'al,' lie said. Ilk' convention at Walt Dise)' World in October 1978 is tpected to bring together more than 2,000 business lead. reports. on its made by technical experts and news reports indicating Ford's foundation" and that he haunches" on aid to the states, not by politicians. Florida campaign was flow,believed Thomas will Asked what a Reagan win in Ford reaffirmed his Faith In dering and that Frey I-nipht be make an "excellent top Florida would mean, Ford said, Frey as campaign chairman. removed as campaign chairexecutive" in the Ford ad. "It would be a disap- Earlier there was a flurry of man, ministration. pointment." His remark drew Ford said "things get laughter in a friendly, but disappointing" during a race otherwise dry and uneventful for the presidency and implied press conference. I or that Is what Is happening In the Ford went on to say "losing Delivered dx a week to your home, Reagan camp, causing Reagan Florida won't deter me. I'm only SSc a week forces to charge Ford's cam- going to be in the ballgame up $2.40 a month, has run out of rip. until the last whistle blows." Ford said the Reagan contest However. Ford said a Florida was not splintering the loss for Reagan would be "very Republican party. "I don't disappointing to him." Political think it Is too divisive. It is a observers speculate a loss in good contest." Florida would severely damage Ford ent on to say that the hard-charging Reagan anything to the "extreme campaign. right" of the moderate Florida holds the third Republican philosophy "can't presidential primary in the win a nmtional campaign." nation. And a wit, here is a Asked about a Reagan attack signal to the nation of a canas - - here Friday. - premises." — ST --a was (Continued From Page lA) FLORIDA OR LANDO m All i President Ford says a 1978 Orlaflth) convention of the International Chamber of coin. ;iwr('c will generate more than $I million for the local ((Ufloifly . Ford announced the location and (kite of the convention v hen he made a cainpa ign stop Webb estimated that the checks had been taken from his office during the previous ASK THE MAN WHO County Schools CALENDAR n n e rs Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft, 1978 Chamber Convention To Generate $1 Million worth $1,750; a sterling silver Sanora Boulevard, told Pthnn. gold coin on it valued at $900 dinner service valued at $1,932 Mike Tindel that he discovered were missing, police reports Altamonte Springs. and a valuable coin collection. Friday that his residence had indicated. The checks reportedly were weekend according to the Meanwhile, a burglar)' in been entered, and a snub nose Another coin collection on accounts ln the Barnett Bank Sanford Friday resulted in the .22 caliber revolver valued at valued at *74 was taken Friday lies of over $1,500 in jewelry $45, a marine radio worth 5(m; from a Sanford reidcr,cc, and other items, fifty-cent pieces worth $150; according to reports. Carmen Kelsy Whisenhunt, 101 and a gold man's ring with a Pierce, 2545 Park Avenue, told Area Crowds Greet Ford I _I . IN BRIEF police the the coins, dating from of Altamonte Springs, and the the late nineteenth century, had I'an American Bank of been stored inside an unlocked Altamonte Springs. According to the reports, metal file box. Also on Friday, chiropractic Webb told deputies one of the physician Dr. William J. Webb, checks, made out for $1,900 and 43,20 Sheoah Boulevard, Winter bearing a forged signature, had Springs, reported to sheriff's been cashed at the Barnett deputies that approximately 450 Bank of Altamonte Springs. " executives. , I --- I �- -------- :r-'- -- 4 A—EveningH,rakj, Sanford, Ft. Sundi)Feb. 7 FARROW \' BLEACH I.-10 I _45(v or pUff0% SUGAR - II e*cI , THRIFTY MAID L I I SUMR 1 ARGE EGGS Li__ 3 JIC ruCi PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... * 7V I - PRICES FEB. 15 - 18 Woolite , jip 1— : 1.Y - jLT , . . . • • .:' 189c S179 1 Ne-tI,- s2 BRAND $1" V.' () HANDI.PAX PURE Brtr",t r. 5Lc,t M.e- rir'. Ground Beef.. . . . , 'A" WHOLE 89c 2 WA SUPERURAND ALL FLAVORS ICE 7CREAM h FRYERS e- ill ALL CHUCK S,'rL 79c t. t at Cottage Cheese Ftj,io, Plrchcrv ' Fish Fillet Cottage Cheese Chipped Meats LB BO • Be rt. Sliced SKINLESS & Dr -criirJ Hy 89c Liver.,..,.1 : . K nockwurst 89c I Lb BAG . . . Yogurt crat Franks 12 01 . . .. . . Bug P40r .)I I Sausage MIJ . . • • Pork Loin . . — Naom i 929 ' i0 Al \ IIL I I#I I ._• 111 . . fl YI[!1 BONELESS ROAST - W 0 Brand Ham. (oCh.I - LB • T(O(XTAtjj Amok — FROZEN SHOISTRIPJO 4CTNS. • $'00 4'.L'. 2" Salami.. ,• EGGO WAFFLES 1p1;. G. 59c $119 ALL VARIETIES MORTON — 3 - J4 C UT CORN U I 89' ORANGES OR GRAPEFRUIT A MORTON \I3 $1 00 3 79c APPLES ,I1 FOR s199 HARVEST FRESH A5110111 PEAS R (( V CK MINI PIES - $J19 OR ORANGE POT PS 89 - - 'I THRIFTY MAID CREAM STYLE WHOLE KERNEL n'C"Ttr t.- ' 3 - $.5 C0 Y ___ - CORN-ON-COB 4 -- ' POTATOES . 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Managing Editor UOHF: IT C. MAlKEY, Advrrtising Director 9 __________ iki leIRer% : Week, 55 rents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year. S2.40, U Mail : In Florida same as hit' delivers-. All Ilier mail: Mtth, $2.70; ( Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ______ ,' '' _________ GUEST EDITORIAL Pull Yourself Together, America' The Clock ' U.S. State I)epartment version of "Uncle Sam" it' more than 25 years ago by the late artist, Herbert ft Noxon, at the request of the department and found recently stored in an attic of a house in Connecticut. Acquired by the National Association of Realtors, the painting presented to President Ford by Philip C. Smabv, of Minneapolis, president, and Harry G. Elnistron,, Baliston Spa, N.., first vice president of the sociation. us origin and history was authenticated by the Smithsonian Institution there it will remain for public display. President Ford's acceptance of the "Uncle Sam" painting is the start of a nationwide program to tell the story of the real American who became one of our nation's most beloved symbols, "Most Americans do not know that Uncle Sam actually hvcd," Smaby said. To help preserve this nearly-lost bit of Americana. the association has produced a 23minute cokr film and reprodu'ed a 90.page -- I.h '1!I ,, 'ia a.s a '-a Legend." Both the film and the book will be made available to schools, churches, libraries, civic, social and fraternal organizations across the nation. lucy tell the story of Samuel Wi6uti of Troy, New York, the man on whom the legend is based. A resolution was passed by the Congress In 1961 recognizing Samuel Wilson as the namesake of this national symbol. The use of the name, "Uncle Sam," dates from the War of 1812 when It was first associated with Wilson, a provisioner to the U.S. Army Known affectionately as "Uncle Sam" in th area, his barrels of beef were stamped by the government purchasing agents with the letters "U.S." to indicate they were the property of the government. It was this identification which was the foundation for the widespread use of the name "Uncle Sam," Prior to that time, the initials "U.S." had not been used to mean the United States, In 1950, the State Department needed a portrait of the national symbol, "Uncle Sam," to answer requests from people in foreign countries who - - -, U, '. ,tv '" "U "'" iuu.wt ' ' I ii, ('.,..,'' - -- - -- ,7.r -. ------ - JTiJZTJ ::z . -- -- ,yrr_r, - -_-- ---- - -- - _______ ____ .Ar . -.-______________________ ' -. —-1,j--- - i.. LII MalIL-.• tma$.Us '' %4Is sa.jaa• tct Cf(:± C' across a small booklet called the "The Miracle of Arnerlca"written byAlton Ketchurn and illustrated with drawings of "Uncle Sam" by Herbert II. Noxon. At their request, Noxon furnished them with four more pencil illustrations of how he imained "Uncle Sam" to be. In a short time, Noxon furnished the State Department with a full length painting. It became the official version of the national symbol. Just prior to his death in 1971, Noxon gave the painting, which had been inexplicably returned to him, to hI.s friend, Alton Ketchum, who later stored it In the attic of his Connecticut home. Smaby said the National Association of Realtors decided to draw national attention to Samuel Wilson during the Bicentennial Celebration because so few Americans realized a real, live man was the in. spiration for the father-like figure used to represent the United States; humanized, benign, friendly, yet firm, and dressed in the "Star Spangled Banner." In the course of Its own research, the association came upon and purchased the original Noxon painting. It arranged with Ketchum to reprint hL book on "Uncle Sari,." Ev.nlng Hirald, Sanford, Fl. 'a Sunday, Feb. 15, l7-7A _____________________________ _________ '4t______ ____ ' : a. £. ..";'.Z: I - - End Imperial Presidency I I )I'101t'S \i II. Iii an age hang', no hangs' t115 bt'eii mirt' prolotmil and less noted han the shrinkage of the Otal (lifter, the seat of the nation's tiltimmiate poker, For all prae- _ __ docm,,t'nts, he said he could ik'nc "was not an aberration dumb he can't walk amid uhew stat,- rate iricill that the hut a rul,nin;,tion,'' guiii at the Same tinli''' ). M)li(',tjfl an'I the Invitations l,Iiin Johnson stre(che,l (In ii table in the Oval Office t1'rs' not iiiailed in the same i'residcntial power to its outer this President kec a sm-elopes, 1k' could riot, he limits, ltichrirtl Nixon, still small silver box with a headline said, su car that they were not tret'himig, tore it. Which leaves reproduced froiis the Grand liiips'rlal l'rcsidenc)" Is oter. r' _ __ - *- - :- -. . - . --'L' ) . , .' '' , - - J : 4 __ .4• - - - -4 __ v -w , V .' . ,'_ P1 ;. I, .. P1,1... ' J-(• hiievc r, rind ttjr,t unsi,q(s In the sense of the fxswer p0- Minority Leader." ;unhiguitv was left tremnlilinc in ti'ntinl cliii V' .S!!!:Ci'w . a v. ih...,V i'S.-..___________ _________ _________ a,t a . ,*st: tIiue 'Mi and the thin mimountain air, lice, Schlesinger is not per- they're not all Democrats the night of Jan, 23, 1975, in the -'"I ________ And so the 200th year of the suad(1l it has changed enough, v,ho insist that the miminority lisu's Jimosi PrI'Sti.tious rei—,o.s aas __ -. .3 Ia .'. .f;. l;i,is with this curious cuinci. er, oth,,'r stiidcnts of the prcsi- heart remains and, perhaps, his - ç th'nt t, then' occurresl a -small ;;;:i.ii t'vent of large significance in ik'ncr of counterpoint: while dency are persuaded It has talents ended. . imisre men than usual are co,, changed profoimndl', :-;'; the temper or (Listeniper of the i Ford supporters in and -4" , _____ xting for it, the country's biglit'publit'. ,. No recent development "has out of the White House dis-' W job seems to be worth ks greater I -( iniport for the future of ;:greed sharply with most 't'ht' President of tlit' United than 0 J -/ ustm;,l, In public lXrception Stats's, before a continental UAmiis'ricr,n politics than the do- this indictment but several, at ml imieasuj-ablc tliystique, in clint in the authority, status, of his countryizien was last 1w inference, seemed to aurri and striturt', in Influene'e, influence and effectiveness of agree with one count. "Wait unsi'culation that he was too the I'resjdent'' of the tJnite(I I'. dumb to be President. lit' huntington, professor of ion "message," they said, iii ('fan- Stats's jtt airit what it tO gs rilims-ni at Ilarvaril sercd, in ef (s-s t. that his schl (cut, before the fact. "Then tie SIGNS OF Construction is well under way on the he "I it bit-re all ii'iy," President country will new $300,000 public works complex at Seminole i:rndes had always been good. know his broad Both the office amid the man Darn Trimimian used Li, Boulevard and French Avenue, According to city officials, the new facility, with adAt Yale Law say, plan." PROGRESS minlstrative okices, a storage section and shop ixilidings, School, For art' caught in a season of suspi- "tr)lng to persuade will he ready for people to tb occupation in late example, he rt'called he was in tion and But, atx)ut time saint, time, July. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) skepticism nmiore the things the' ought to have ('sngrcs.snlan Barber ('onable next day, reporters demanded than its loss of civility. Isth are persuading thciii that the White Ilouse produce victims ... That's all Republican Policy ('onimnittee 1w sought funds for the evac- electorate, a new consensus iS [host' ski slopes in Colorado of the times and each ihe powers of the and Ba) h or Terry Sanford r IJod President in the Roust', a friend and sup- uation of Vietnam, President his grades at Yale contributes to the troubles of alilount to," ... forniiirg, George Reedy be-' the President, this President, Bentsen or ;rter of the President, w On the morning of Dec. 29, Morris UdaIJ or Ford was obliged to promise he Iie'es. Al the moment, it is toulil have to the other. In any case, the Oval Richard Ncust;,clt aPpear before and other saing this: L 1975, as the sun shone bright (i(fi,- e has grmn smaller a Sargent .lrit'er sr Fred h1arri sas not secrt'tly planning to re- shripe'1es:, and all the old ways joint SeSSiun of Congress fur his or Robert ll ru or '1d if not experts ('nnclusksl that the real and clear over "lit' is still ttiinng like a turn Amimerican troops to corn- if reaching out for mimajestic squarer, perhaps power SUite of the Union speech and Shapp. only briefly, power if the office, its t peaks of Colorado,themembers ultimate ('ongressman fronii Grand Rapkit. of perhaps for r long time. Hepeatedl more recently, anioni; identifiable groups of unveil his panoramic vision Hut at clout, lay in the "power to per- ida, The country does not tile nation's Fourth Estate the know in tim effort to get money for people sith comnnion needs be- the future on immoment, "The Splendid sua(i('," Theodore Rossevlt crotches. what he stands for. He should invert operations in Angola, he come closed in on the President's Misery" of useless. Thomas Jefferson "The whole is called it thing is bad luck the "bulls pulpit." press secretary in the basement slop tr)lng to influence a Con- had Is, promise he was not going VILLAGE In a world of inchoate change, lion' imiiserahk' and less Wstslrsi anti unfair," said one Whit' Wilson -aol the gres.s '1 Manor Vail, a ski budge, bit' can't deal with. In- t use Ammo- rican (trues in uniprtilictabk' electorate and house aide. "White lIotLs&' is the nation's stead, he should draw the issues ('OIIIIA'tt. 130th "The incidents Was there or was there not, FLEA n unrmianngcablc Congress, the have timc, Conire.ss Over the years, presidential lassroonmi arul the been magnified by the the nmian who oc- sharpk, stick to his positions "fl1(d unready to beIve him. problt'mmis of this journalists pressed to know poner has risen and fallen in ('upies it is the nation's teach- and presidency, niiedia, like the time he fell MA RK ET in thu' afterglow of Watergate, a cycles to the country with Secretary of State Iieru-y Kis- Mi)' ifs nmiost devout admirers, - - tip during wars and sr." the plane steps in Salzburg. thenii." connection between solic- (then crises, inger said "Mutual confidence art' less philosophic and more down during lulls These things get too much atNOW OPEN The indk'ations arc that toitations for campaign funds and in national tension Senator Hugh Scott of p (between people and govern- pedestrian. S tention." Arthur stay's M ;tudcnts in that class- sylvania reflected: "Presidents Iiit'flt rind between branches invitations WED., SAT., SUN. " Ironically, the)' say, at a [tine of to a dinner given in Schlt'sini'r has 't'•d ! I'S,.. I'.it I. Arthur Sehioci'-ig'r '':a seaKcn the presidency when govermumienti has been ero tiw Prcidc'nt's honor [3)' one •', Parking Probles - '. Inmiperial Presidency." dlt'noplewercturningw). "as long as the President is George Reedy, author of they encourage ____________________ fret,, the concept of an "lmpe- perceived as a .cacerdotal fig. unnecessary ing." rIABLEs $3 PER DAj] iluskinhl, Pepi Gramushamninner" of growing power in uii1a 1k' White former press secretary to sstmen thcy IF there was a connection, then, blouse more than 40 1'reideni Johnson, says the discriminately.veto bills in- have 1m;i to deal with a Con- by instinct, nate and bad gard worship as their due, and AVAILABLE by the heavens eternal, the sears ago began Grover Cleve- gne' controlled by the opposite luck, niri' have gone too far the that is a state of with Franklin Roose- Aziit'rican mind which President's campaign corn- velt. It public is numbed and land found this out. Gerry Ford part). Bitt Truman, for other way. Sanford's First & Only leads easily to excess." was fed by depression, wears' of being "on one big, long found it siut." imiittee, not Ibis' American tax- World War ample', even in those months of Responding to his own inThat danger seems less than II, Korea, Vietnam, k'ndt'r ss itli government," City Approved John Kennedy vetoed 21 bills 1948 ts hen people were saying chinatious and those he per. pa)er, would have to pay part the Cold War and. acute in 1976, the year of Gerald most partiI The result, he' says, is a in three years; Johnson, 30 in he couldn't be elected, maybe (eit'ed airinng his cotmtrymen, F'oni or Ph, 323-5454 or ltonnld Reagan or vacation trin lest he violate the Armageddon, 322.5579 voters, six sears. At this writing, Ford canipa' finaniing law, of s Sen. Arthur Vandenberg P pen preshkne',', Reporters and In this gnvermncnt.wCary "H the early 1970s," said haS vetotNi 44 bills in 16 imiont Under cross-examination the to push the Mar. photographers were invitc ti president-wear sorld, Schlesinger, "the American Gerald and llLs been (Iver.rld(len seven shall Plan through a flepubli- st'e more if him than they has c' President's spokesman insisted President had become on issues H. F'rd came into office as the • there sva CUflhiCt(j.i be- of ssrir and peace the one more vote tiO Cssistvs. Dwight Eisen- tI ar ptt'sident in years. It is mnost of a discredited Presi. than a third in either house is hoSttr had the help of Lyndon tsseen the fund requests and the solute monarch" among abt Ins direction that bands sathe t'tioict dent, with no mandate, 110 needed to sustain a veto.) Johnson and San, Ha) burn In a luting his entrance play "Hail said Gramiisharnmer. Clut- s'xct'ptinn of Mao Tse-(ung of forces he had put together to get to "mnkc.ft stick" only seven ('ongress, besides being as st- "Michigan Fight" song more. hing a sheaf ii rurrespondenice ('hina, timers', no constituency of his tunes, giving the President the picious as used car buyers, and other "Ne' Pm'esiden evei' needed evidentiary Thus, Itchard Nixon's presl- own with an interest in keeping rippearnnce frequently can't be ted, by any. 'hlailto the Chier more," said a of potser, , him there. l;lØi Rciiuhlkan - ufliclal. "The Others have succeeded to the live power. But on the two nmlost lxxiv. imnmportant bills, the tax cut and 5tmtor Hubert office never looked less Humphrey office without direct election energy, he s5ys "We was obliged have a majority in penal, and to sii but with a vast difference, that's the trouble. and settle, in the end, for much both Ibuses which doesn't want Americans don't really want ry Truman and I1yndon .Iohnson that he ha(l loudly opposed. The to b' led and whais u io its their next door neighbor to be had no personal mandates when net result has been the over- thing. An inspiring president President. They want the - caine in but they arnved somessitti a usuable inheritance, the powering suggestion of a such as Teddy or Franklin thing more." Roosevelt might be able to pull AInict always, there have mandates given to Franklin government in stalc,i,ate. Milking Scott's metaphor the country together, been But Gerry Roosevelt and John KcnCdy. jokes about presidents. fly THE AssoclArEl) PRESS one more time, It can be said Ford? Gerry Ford is an honest John Adamswasknown as "His But the southern species Is (;erald When the bald eagle was des- endangered. Biologists bankrupt Ford estate. inherited a that Congress has not only told mnet'hanic of governmeflt but Hotui*ftty" and John Tyler, the ignated the national symbol in estimate Just 2,400 live in the first vice president to move up, "I ani acutely aware," he the President, "nuts," Exit also, not a gifted artist," 17, It lived year-round In the United States, all In the South. A nwinber of Foni's "kitchen as "Ifi At'cidcney." Among said in the first poignant inn- 'we don't believe you," cialls' in foreign affairs. cabinet" a.s 'TIiv erodeil more st'urnils,us wits, Abe States, biologists say. permanent Florida residents, "that ou have not elected mt.' But in this Bicentennial year persuasive In the years aftem into thinking it could run the and "habooc." The number of southern as your President b' 'our halthe number of southern bald eagles began dropping after Snd World War, that a country, which it can't Maybe In the thirties, great while we make mistake But if lots." eagles Is estimated at 30 per Worl&War II when DDT and Gerald Foni came to power foreign policy must be trusted tthiit we're Seeifl} Is that a di- about the psychiatrist our error means you must pay additional cent of their colonial popu- other "hard" pesticides were when the power was already to the executive, Went (lown in yidcd govvrwneIt ju.st can't went lit heaven and was immrme. tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any lation. introduced, according to biolo'- less and the halo was gone. lie flames in Vietnam," says Ar- stork." diately told to treat God for ilinterest or penalty. We stand behind Civilization has reduced their gists, The pesticides didn't kill Came to a pinnacle of badly thur Schlesinger, -The disarray reflee't what lt)QstlfgrZU1d(?f: "He UuIflkS our nesting area about 60 per cent, the birds but lowered their cal- soiled iiiajestv, littered with the work, As of Aug. 15, 1973, Congress 'umntx'l Huntington of Harvard lIt' - Franklin Roosevelt," says Don Pfitzer, spokesman cium levels, causing them to excesses of the man and, as cot off money for the war in calls the "democratic dis- harry Truman suffered cockfor the U.S. Fish and Wildlife lay thin-shelled eggs that were subsequent events would sug. 'ietnamii, It was the first time in temper" of the day. In an age tiE tail part wit about being a Service, crushed when the 20-poul gest, the then before him, Vi history Congres.s had ended a (lisillusion, OnJy a fmiinority ( "little man," l.yndon Johnson 1uiI&R "The distance around the birds tried to hatch them. .-\mius-rIuans Idctlti() themn,s&lves .sbout his gaucherie and Richitors to the Oval Office could no war it had not declared nest site is one of the most cutAlthough the pesticides were longer be counted on to enter Nov. 7, 1973, over Nixon's veto, 's ith either print)-. Parts' ard Nixon, until it was no longer THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE ical (actors in determining outlawed about six years ago, awe, Congress passed the War strength sinks, party discipline funm, about his integrity. tongue-tied with where the bird will stay," he biologists say the number of Bi:t no president in memory especially members of ers Act, a statute that Mike cruimitiles and more people get says. southern bald eagles began to Mansfield, the senate majority elected without dependence SANFORD has had to endure Jokes about Congress. LONG WOOD Pesticides and indiscriminate stablize only recently. M especiall)' members of leader, calls an effort to shrink party or part) leaders his intelligence or the simple 9 E. 1st St. iSOSanlaudo Springs Dr. hunting have also reduced their "The eagle is making a "p" nil," says (nrl,icr Senator question of ss hettier he can walk Ph. 3224771 Conkress, which the da)'s be- the presidency back down to its Ph. 8314484 nwnber. comeback in certain sections constitutional size," Hugeni' McCarthy, "can't scars, 'tithout falling until Gerald fore Ford's ;Lscension had just Open9a.m.. p.m. Wekdays ; 9.5 Sat. & Sun. Up to 15 years ago, some bald but not to the point yet, and The War Powers Act requires r'Jl)biodv, not even Itepubli. Ford, It is a mmiatter of acute t)Cgur to enjoy a new sense of OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY eagles were permanent won't be for some time, that "°n('err in his inner circle. One Other Area Office in Oviedo 345-6237 instittmtinnal virility and re- the' Prtsitlent to account to cans" residents of areas such as Reel- we'll consider moving them niit'tvhs're out thur.5 in U,t mt- tuber st- as worried sick that sjwct, had just taken on a Pres- ('nngrcss, wIthin 48 hours, for foot Lake in northwest Ten- from the endangered species ident, had dared to threaten tic' introduction of Anmicrican nessee. Now, from April 1 until list," said Bill Pakcr, a Ten-. him will, illipcaclunen( and iiiilit;ir forces in to combat in .. September, only erupt) nests nee wildlife agent. found that he, not the sky, fell, flit' .tbsence of a declaration if remain; the eagles wing to the Despite federal laws prosidMoreover, a Congress al. war. It sets ri time limit of 60 Great Lakes states and Alaska ing U) to Li $5,000 fine and a ready contnr, lled by a Demo.. dayS s fl the use of those forces to raise their young. year's imprisonment (or killing urritic majority, would incr(.ase t'itht'ut Congression — ' rip--.yI_.' "Every year it looks like bold eagles, the birds are still to tuo.lhirds in the fourth pros'ril. ai there'll probably be one pair being slain. Some are killed by As imtiiortant as the bill itself niontli of the new presidency _1 - that will stay. But in the end, people mistaking them for To all the difficulties of the stas the mood that produced it. when the bulk of the birds pull hawks, another bird protected situation, Gerald Ford brought and continues. IncreasIngly, at Ply. 50c Fflm Chr-'c cut, these also go with [bern,'' by federal law, anti some are swii'' s-I hi.s own, a fact noted by rtlmssl evers- turn in foreign pohi'v, the said Wendell Crews, Heelfoot shot deliberately. Congress Republicans ;i,s well as has sought Some people just don't like wildlife manager. I)rmnocrnts, lie had more to (TOSS every 1, nail down cvNo bald eagles have nested in the birds, a dislike dating from friends than admirers on CapL. Cl') ('ontlngenc)' and give the Mississippi since before World the not-so-ancient days when tol Hill, He was already put- Iresident its little room as posWar II. In Louisiana, only six eagles were feared as chIld sued Li)' the cruel jokes ("so Si ble is stretchi his authority active nests are reported, be- snatchers anti sheep stealers. tween liowna rind New OrBen Franklin helped give the a\'o c\ppoint'mcnt Nccesaartj Plu, SOc Film Cka,g. learu, In 1%O, bald eagles nest- bald eagles their bad namne. ATTENTION Full Selection of PoMea ed throughout the state. LIMITS I Par Ps'son 2 Ps' Family wish that the bald eagle No A90 Limit No active nests arc reported Addi,io,ot Sub(scti 33,95 had not been chosen as the repX in Georgia and South Groups $1.59 P., p,,,0 WALLACE SUPPORTERS I9tll Work Guaranteed country; he is Carolina resentative of our and in Alabama, only tst-o to a bird of bad moral character; OF SEMINOLE COUNTY four bald eagles were sighted he does not get his living la.ct year. honestly" and he is "often very I "I don't think we will ever Iousy.Fonintruth,t.heturkeyis have bald eagles here again," ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING in comparison a much more isaid Jim Keeler, of the Alarespectablenativeandwithala MON., FEB. 16,1976 bama Conservation Depart- true native of America," he 7:30 P.M. mnent I MON. & TUES, PHOTOHOIJRS The northern eagle resides strote, FEB. 16& 17 10 00 1 00 GEORGE WALLACE HEADQUARTERS . I above the 40th parallel, mainly fliologists say eagles are 203 E. FIRST ST. 2:00.5:00 in Alaska. It isn't an endan- mainly scavengers — when an 2510.0 OAK AVE. gered species because limited eagle plummuets screaming I DOWNTOWN SANFORD USeo(pcsticidesandthearea's fromtheskyatspeedsofupto Political ldnrtis.msni paid br by Dr. and Mrs. R. L, lass i l*w population have allowed 100 miles an hour, It's most CHILDREN UNDER 2 YEARS PHOTOGRAPHED FREEI I I ----------------likely going rfter a dead Fish. lIumhcrs to remain high. .. - - ____________ - - ' - ,',. - ..,: : It is time America's friends spoke out, with some nasty questions to the so-called "liberal" East Coast establishment. By that we mean sec[ions of the press, sections of Congress, television mmentators and comedians, university pundits and a lot of other people who may think there i a dollar to be made out of denigrating their country's institutions and leaders We all know about the "trauma" of ietnaiu and Watergate, but getting a bit boring. I1' long has the rest of the free world got to put up with these tender-minded people recovering from their "trauma?" Indefinitely? - - " .. 4L- E7j Letters To The Editor 'RCF , ; A 449' -lfT-. , Jt_ r' ..': ' • . '. -ii r %J( •' -. ,, :' . •••• 'I.;' "prosperity" that results is the kind that self-destructs when the btll for inflation corr*cs due. - - - , c,. '. . r.r'f :. ' •,-. &" .- :•7 1Pp1 BY'S WORLD ' 4• j • . - -):..& .• "4 ? J'•'4 -'-•.-' . . - _______ ________ ______ t_f__ .. . ' •,.,'. -i-: OOCT - .. 45K '- --.':- j.'- ..- ______ I Aflofir __________ - $ - — SPACE I RATES __________ ___________ - - s.s. Bayh example, paid no federal Income tax in 1970. hIts took the legal tax exemptions this entitled them brother, John I). !(ockefeflez- III, pays a lii er to. These donations could be deducted from their cent federal tax asa matter of personal prin. (axes. Of course the average taxpayer cannot ciple. Apparently, he can manipulate his tax decide which causes he wishes to support at the exemptions to produce whatever tax return he government's expense. other members of Congress too. That's where and 1p.m. Coming out, we accidentally left a red the decision was made," These words Bayh billfold in tie cart. Noticed it missing half way whimpered as he often does to vporter because borne so back we went, An honest party had left he has been picketed by right-to.lIfe it at the store off1c. Many thanks, organizatio wherev' he 8005 Mrs. Wallace Geneva ma-i,', '44. ". II - I - - r,a ierirtj IOcR has StK)uJcj COflle tO US for income tax help. ,. Nt'l Symbol i- ' Still In Danger -_ - u a - BLOCK ' -. - ". ' - I' 'I 59c 4a. '' . ' - , - -,. ,. -' -:- . For A Beautiful ______ _________ _________ - 11 14 " "" Returned go - Fax 0 rdea I ment, who were on the scene within 10 minutes. Florida Auditor General Ernest Elllson Simon, a fiscal conservative, now agrees with responsible for audits which Insure proper exFourteen hours after th responding officer Such absurdities occur not because Internal this radical solution. Under his plan, the tax penditure of public funds," took the report, the Sanford police called and Revenue personnel are Incompetent, but would fall to around ten per cent at the low end It seems to mc that Commissioners asked us to identify the stolen items. We were in because the tax code is incomprehensible. What and 35 per cent at the high end. The poorest Kwiatkowski and Williams seek to confuse the possession of all items stolen 17 hours after they mere human could assImilate 6,000 pages of families would continue to pay no income tax; conflicting federal tax laws and regulations? the better-off families under four members, re Pilfered. issue as the auditor general has no responsibility foe' day to day audits, only to audit the day to day We think that this Is an example of exAnd behind the complexity is the greater scandal earning $15,000 would pay $1,200. The wealthy ceptional that cau.ses It. The tax law isa mess not because would be taxed at 35 per cent on their Income auditor, see chapter Il, Fla. statutes. law enforcement and servIce to the the law makers wanted it to be complicated, but over Some 60 of Florida's 67 counties have community. This is especially true when the same system as Seminole County. Among because they wanted it to be a vehicle for doing offender is given every advantage in committing Such a tax could be figured in two minutes are the three largest, Dade, Duval and Hillsboro a crime, as Is the case today in this country, hidden favors, a Trojan horse for financing Ifl(I they feel no need for a separate comptroller programi that couldn't gain acceptance as open even under the new math. Everyone would pay a These officers deserve a lot of credit in the' subsidies, a Christmas tree on which the fair share, who will not be responsible directly to the people, thankless Job the' perform for all of us, as is the elected official at present. We would do visionary's public concern was hung alongside Name withheld What about all the worthy endeavors that are well to adhere to the present system. For the the lobbyist's private swindle. Orlando now helped along by tax exemptions? We say let closer government is to the people, the more cttons them apply for outright subsidies. That way, the responsible to the people it will be. This Is why Praises Dancers The average taxpayer got illusory the present system of federal bureaucracy to be paid for in higher basic rates, while the rich handouts would be out in the open where we We had a perfectly delightful evening at The and the calculating got away with token taxes or could get a look at them, and where they could be svbvertlng our Constitution into a bureaucratic Tahitian Dancers revue, We have belonged to socialist state, none at all by putting their money Into real reviewed each year. the Mutual Concert Association Sanford for estate ventures, or oil or tax-exempt bonds, or Citizen, let us help our public servants SIX years and have been disappointed that the All the special interest lobbies will be lining cx(ttC charities, or 101 other shelters. responsible directly to the taxpayer. If )'Ou lack of funds and poor facilities have mitade only I up against this proposal. Their game will be to surrender In the case of the appothi comp the seasoned troopers of yesteryear such as We have had access to secret tax filings by scare the ignorant by warning them of the troller, you are pulling your finger from the dike Lombardo and Waring, worth seeing until this members of our wealthiest families, the Mellons, deductions they will lose, without mentioning that protects yoqr freedom, your right to elect talented, professional group appeared, The the Rmjckeft'llei-s, the Hunts arwi others. Their what they will gain in lower tax rates, time your public officials, Vote No on the appointed performers never missed In their singing and returns have one thing in common. Each of the saved and peace of mine — and what the country Comptroller Issue, dancing. Those who cou!d not attend the concert families has had millionaire members, who from will gain from halting our present decline into Ci'e surely missed a splendid show. time to time, have paid no income tax at all. And a nation of connivers and cheats. Mrs. Richard llerndon Sanford almost all of theri regularly pay only a fraction Sanford Criticizes F'Oot,hote: We tried unsuccessfully to gel of the t their Income would require were it not comments (rot-n the Rockefellers, Mellons and for loopholes. "It's a free country," Senatar Bayh was VVaIlet IIuts, Associates contended In their behalf that My daughter and I were In Sanlord Feb. 9. We.' quoted as saying in the Los Angeles Times, "but - of - -.;'-s j ' Supposeoneanalyzeshiswocds: "Ihopethey Coilcerned Over Image The Area III VICA Vocational Industrial haunt the rest of the Senate. . ." Did the rest of 'n t- ESE ?'tl\rvZ '. (lutxs of Amerlca Advisors have expressed the Senate, all 92 of them, vote on the human life . amendments" No, only eight Senators on the $( I!EfZ .' their concern of the bad public image iLcSigflt Bayh-Comiiiittee voted on the 1IIJ. On one IIL\ . , .., the Oviedo High School students, faculty and four affirmative and four negative votes were adrninistranon due to the news reporting of the cast. llayh himself voted against every HLA. incidents surrounding the "pot smoking" affair enator Thurmor,d voted for ever' HLA. Now this past fall. the Junior Senator from Indiana wants all 100 It is ieemed unfair to penalize the mem- Senators including Thurinond, Buckley, helms, twrship of an institution with the stigma of Bartlett, Hartfield, Proimire, and other right-to. America is accustomed to, and has merited, a 'L. formenting moral andbased social ______ lack public acceptance onbehavior the actionswhich of a life Senators "haunted" (to use Bayh's own good deal of deference from her a!lies. But ;. S\ . word) that Is picketed wherever they are making few misguided individuals, deference can be a disservice. The United States Past associations with Mr. wayne I.artham, a speech. Was it reaso.ing such as this which should know that her European cousins and allies Oviedo High School VICA Advisor and some °' caused liayh to flunk his bar examination the are appalled and disgusted by the present open the 95 plus students of the Oviedo High School first time he took it? Americans do not admire adult cry-babies, disarray of her public life. The self-criticism and __ / I. ____ VICA gives us confidence that the majority They despise sore losers. They abhor self-destructive tendencies are running made, with _______ the Os'iedo High School community is con- carelessness with the truth exemplified by scientiou.sly striving to acquire the academic, no c(i'untervailing force in sight. She has no foreign ____ s1'ial, job ami citizenship skills which will en- 13.ayh s hope that the entire Senate and house be licy any more, because Congress will not allow !'haunted" (picketed) implying that like Bayh " sure their success as productive citizens it. Her intelligence arm, the CIA, is being gutted -' himseff they are prborUon ters. tomorrow. We are further assured that and rendered inoperative, the names of its staff -Bayh gambled that there were more , students are being guided to the goals throt 1' being published so that they can be murdered. 11cr National Organization of Women tNOW voters the effective leadership of a conscientlons, ________________ than there Right-To-Life (HILl voters. He President and secretary of state are being houn.' dedicated faculty and administration. - ----____ — -' 'arnbled and lost. Being the cry-baby and sore ded, not for what they do but simply because they ____________ Thrcp nbcervatjonq an' wItr.ed in ____ ____ loser that he is. Bayh wants all Congressmen to — are people there, to be pulled clown for the fun 01 it. w ______________ records compiled by the Oviedo hUgh School suffrr and share his punishment (or his proVICA :nembers as they haverithztudents competed In past at,ortion votes. Rfl voters If Democrats, will We hope and believe that the vicious antics of ________ Ik'adershipandSkillcontest.s from vote for Ellen McCormack or George Wallace; if the eleven county Area III. In the 1974-75 Area the liberal East Coast establishment, which are Republicans they will vote for Ronald Reagan. doing all this untold harm, do not reflect the _____________________________________________________________________________ competitions the Oviedo High School Hev.FrankJ.MelvinC.1. members placed First, Second, or Third, or feelings of the mass of the country. But it is a multiple awards in Skill contests including Appreciates Police matter for wonder, Is the country as a whole Architectural Drafting, Auto Mechanics, Radio JACK ANDERSON becoming deranged? Surely not. Perhaps the So often today when you read the newspaper and TV, Machine Drafting, and Welding, and th or refer to other media, invariably there is a presidential election later this year ill clear the Leadership Contests including Club BusIness reference to and about the police. air. Yet that is still 10 months away, and in thc Procedure, Extemporaneous Speaking, Job f we well know this reference is almost meantime there is all the campaigning to be gone ' Interview, Opening and Closing Ceremonies always derogatory and highly opinionated. r ly Demonstration, and Prepared speech. To give a through. Please America, for God's sake, pull liv uin 1e-tuunt concerning the state trooper complete listing of Individual ace nplLs1ents who accidentally shot a man near the airport yourself together. In these contests would be too lengthy for this WASHINGTON — For most of us, th annual feels is appropriate. Paul Mellon, worth a cool , thought, extremely bias and detrimental, letter. -London Daily Telegraph ordeal of wrestling with our - Income tax returns one billion dollars, is able to get away with a not only to the officer Involved but to the police in However, it is important to note that is upon us. It Is all the more odious because it negligible income tax, as do other members of OviedoIhighschoolVICAaubwac.awar involves participation in a continuing scandal, his fabulously rich family. And Texas oil We all make errors and unfortunately, this first placement in the Area Ill Outstanding was a grave one. My heart went out not only for millionaire Bunker Hunt has managed to live in competition. The students with their advlsor(s Sortie Th e ory To call it an ordeal requires little sub- ItLury without paying an)' taxes at all in several did not receive these awards based on activitie1 the family of the man killed but also for the ofstanhiation; it is enough merely to cite common years. oi a questionable character, only through trany fic'er and his family, Its high time that something knowledge. Millions give up deductions they are 1I%'C be said in favor of our police. hours of hard work in their clas,-ooms and William Seidman, President Ford's top advisor on economic entitled to s they can use the short form and We do not single them out of criticism, The)' laboratories and many hours of hard work My opportunity to offer an opinion happened policy, finds much to be cheerful about in his review of economic escape the annual headache. Two out of five have made use of the law, and that Is their right, in Sanford on French Avenue and 8th on Feb. 6 at indicators. However, he cites one indicator which could spell outside of their regular school time. It is the process that is at fault, and it makes a taxpayers turn to so-called experts. 4 a.m. trouble. It's the US. Congriss, which appears to be in a mood to It is desired that students receive their chump out of the person who does not distort his I had a lot of work to do In my office In try to hasten recovery along by pumping billions of dollars into Bui millions more will struile through the affairs so as to benefit rightful honors and distinctions based on their from every possible lando and in order to expedite things I left programs to create jobs. days of toil and nights of anguish. In rendering loophole, own merits and accomplishments, not on the home at 3:45 a,m. and started for Orlando. I unto Caesar, they must give an accounting of the social and moral misbehavior of the few, The danger, as Mr. Seidman points out, is that resorting to have a malfunctioning Thus, gas gauge and at the more and more people neIther unmnitest details of their lives. During this On Saturday, March 6th, many of these this old remedy could reverse the headway being made against above area, ran out of gas. A station vu open (lerstand nor respect the tax system. The IRS season, then, Americans experience the sense of students will again be participating In the inflation, thus [ringing back the conditions that led to recession about five blocks up French but It was so barren foreboding that marks not the free citizens but reports that 49 per cent of all returns now contain leadership and skill competitive activities at in the first place. and lonely I felt somewhat Ill at ease, the subjects of an omnipotent and capricious errors and 19 per cent are attempts at outright Cocoa High School and Brevard Community u tried t summon help from home but got no fraud. Voluntary contributions have seriously Mr. Seidman says that 1.3 mIllion of the two million jobs lost state. College in I3rcvard County. What enthusiasm answer and just as I hung up the phone, a police eroded, meanwhile, to the point of an IncIpient in the recession already have been restored. The anticipated ould be generated in these young, aspiring, cr'aj,r stopped and a Sgt. Pate Inquired as to the turned taxpayers from the simple accepted duty vith steady growth the economy again can begin to absorb new acclaim! What public honor would be given tO The only way to avoid the total collapse of the it once was to the resisted contest at skulduggery workers cntering the labor force at the rate of 500,000 a year. the school and community of which these courteous that It made me f.zl that at last I had tax system, we warned last year, was to wipe the found some human !zndness, He not only it is today. students are a part! slate clean of all personal tax preferences, While everyone would like to see unemployment eased more isted me Lt rc.nained to see me get started The news media has demonstrated Its ability rapidly, the congressional formulas to do so Involve staggering Because of its complexity, it Is not just Joe deductions, credit.s and exclusions from Income and safely on my w y. People of Sanford, count to create the bad public image. It is requested federal expenditures, and no one is really sure what the results Doaks who cannot understand his tax return, while cutting basic tax rates for everyone, that at least equal time be devoted to the good your blessings as you have the finest. would be. Democrats advocating a $6.2 billion Job program say Once we get beyond the elemental, even the tike Martin Respectfully, If these deductions, which each year exclude it will put 800,000 people to work. How do they know? An Internal Revenue official is not likely to unDeBary Walter H. Johnson Jr from taxation more than 1' 225 billion of Income, authoritative sttxly by the Urban Institute maintains that about (lerstand it. La uds Police AdViSOr wiie all eliminated, basic tax rates could be 60,000 Jobs can be credited to each $1 billlon spent on federal jobOn Jan. 28, 1976, between 7 and 10 p.m. at the Area III VICA A few years ago, an Atlanta taxpayer, to drastically cut without any loss of revenue. The making programs less than hall of what the Democrats Seminole Community College our company prove a point, called at five different IRS offices homeowners, who would kse their deductions claim, Opposes Comptroller service truck was broken into and a tool box and around the country, presented the same set of for interest on their mortgages, would recoup The idea that the government can spend the country Into February 10, the Evening Herald can -led the several specialized tools were stolen, The college facts and asked for a computation of his tax. He from lower tax rates. prosperity is an old one. If our long history of using federal following: officials and security department were most got five different answers, some varying from \'ea S- - .-' ' ____________ -- Living color Portrait - SUPER DOLLAR - - . -- -c-'--- - - - - --- -ç --- .-=-=----.--'... 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(• ' 1 ( M't(tli(f r,ttin1 in the tIitrIct 'C FIRST ROUND 'lnlo E- I I? ¶ 141.r,Ifno wrestling tournaiiit-ti( held IOJ Anti, ,5 I' it C tt 1 ti't,ii iii I I I I I., I .vnian this weekend 1 Ii 3. ]0 v I,'ri.'. .kr at. M i,,n, r -$, p Drsk,ns (SC?. I 33 Trembley (SI iluird round action started at SECOND ROUND f(P, I, 9 2 1 uller (CI p p 107 Spi, C) 10:30 Saturday morning, 5 Br gAO (K I p Si. VnIIu.d.q (is ott ijt b. followed ti runs,laIoru mat- .5 -'I ,$'vt5 (I 3 40 It 6130. Trembicy n F uitt'r I C II'9 0tu0on )WP) p Miirr 1 7? fir,qt'I IX) oct(5) ches at 6:30 anti tiut- finals it 8. Qn'c I 13) 9 1 7 57 G ta y IC) urr 109 flraud.n (WP) (Jet Gr,. In first place with 51.5 team y1,1 4 0. Cash (SI p to), IC) ISO. Coocen I Ew) p Gri, points was Winter l'ark Prstirn,yr lEvi. I 10. Its IX) (WI) I IS WcIls I K I dcc CMh (S Orlando Evans at ('If Pd t',(h Ii) t S 10 5 1 tfl((flO$hy 1181 dcc flot',,I'. 116 p Pocu'WT)i 30 IRM 1.01 46. Following I .yinan in fourth P tC 5 P,astLs (III) Oec Roll IS) 7 4 116 Pa,,s II) p Sprtii (SC ' place was Sanford Seriiiok', 14.arncs IX) p Chism fL B). 32?- I 10 Saunrr '01 &c Peters II $4 ii,,im W also hit by flu, wiLls 42 teauuu 1Ev) Oct Crav,ford $3 • I fl,rrws tY.j p Sms (8) 22? A rir,c I IWP) p W.ilaarns (Fv 5 45 Fxdnts 173 Pt'tI', Ii) P 8r0c1 (01. $fl P. 0's III u Anrs (1)1 The flu bug tins hit the s' Andrrw ii. is p WheciAr (SCI 3 Ii lOt '- ugh fEw I p Gage, . , • . ,', a - , . A -. '4'rPhOI'Ook. iii Co 3336 ii 33 lit 34 33 PiqPl.ind P C, ''- ( (,'ottn Erdt'nPw.,n. P., 33 36 69 ___________________________ ________ ________ ________________ ________ ____________________ 1 __________ i __________ : U- :i' [.•---- ' S 6 ______ _______ • i 36 I? 3? .1:'; ____________ ________________ -- __________________________________________________________ I.s rn.iu I4)Ø. ' • '. 31 3-1 " Cvrn,'t. Inc 3236 e J.(bSOnyuII1' 34 34 A' ,$(4'Pfl*fl, W.s 14 .35 G'A-Ch. _________________________________ '' I ' ', ____________ ________ I (I • 3533 , Jmrnq'. Ortando c I4 ",'i '.' Lw 'c• _ __ 10 I'.' tlu Ptii0'. (III Ill?) C .$rdln,a% (1141 0.1 &Omulk,, IWP) 1711. IL C,iuqh.Ii '0I I JO. Stope I Fot o. 'l IJ 17 9. (tw'pt'nk IC I p K,,qI.r ¶%I 5 54 0,11 t u p COrSIr f 7 39 (h,ic 05 (5) p 0rrs',,-, oR 359, Kn0r. (I) K 's,nnt,-'- 1K) 31. I.. till 'II 7). ((shop Moor I (IMI - t•,iI,' Iir$fl'icy ii n io • C 'iOfl.t (C H'c.' I B? 16' - O,ik I.' Wa. 0Wa I? Ov'ecm 101 I?)' - '.'• II A ' O,O,nw V'lr- r C, - 34 33. A' 34 fl 33 34 j u ftt.$( 4, J r-"rp, 0uvpi,m. P4 C Di''ro, 0 __ '. 1k 5(011 .lil(.lI%\s Al 0 ..--.• ':_._'- ______ F: ___________________________________________________________ Giuppiers C ! •- Jl P4 OrfMy'rs ••• I OC Kim swt-at iwhik Jersey i and Kenny Adams of -rnjnnit' grapple. Herald Photo by Scott ,tbrahamsp ', , Waltrip: Petty Man Under 'I -, F i re " (I), 'V I I 39. Cooper ai)i.n 0cc TucI L 65 1 I jacot,s (OR ut- c. Ja!kson 1.1)16 IS, Smyr 'P) p 540v5('t Ii) I 19 "'"i Or F ((cr SC). 7 0.Cesar.o (01 p Sellers (K) 3 04 (BM) Oct I4ubb,rd (iS 10 11* Vtwi., t• ..&, nwnber of first place scedS gone'' froni tIle ('vent, ac- 100. S,nrk IWP) Ott Bounce (C 100 130 - cording to I.viiian coach and hen - , (K) - - • S "_ .., • •S.fr •S•_ IC) dcc Slon,' IL 13? 10 159 P. ppa'c WP) dec Route (C) Si H,jrnp?On (Evi dcc Ocntiey !C S in three .ears of wrestling action at Lyman, continued to win in the 122-pound class with :i 3-43 pin. Armantk) Payas in the 116Is)tlnd class claimed a 1:30 put round wins ders, I frolls Kevin II I or' C"od"n (QP 'Ed? p "''. sa ill Dr,skcil (0) dcc Smith (LII (LI 9). Uae (B) act SarKiers (5) 61. Acldy 1Ev) dcc Fangmsn (C) t - Petty (LU) arc Brooms (SC) 3 Lang IL) dc( Schmdt (Eu) 90 Iti I fle4lamont (XI Oct Erwin Reiss IWP p Tnn.'q (SM) 7 49 -, a i, Fcltgt'r lEO) Oct Jones 1A9 Isola (BY? ore Mach.,r,t J' 137 Goodman (OR) p Tllrow (16) SO. Locke (E.I dcc Carorn' R%( I 55 a LII? 57. Aciams IS) P Sseat IL I 17) - Smith ILBI p T,Ilbert (SC) 1 -*0 Chepenk (C) act Swope sCot - ' 5 himnfl lA default t, and R'1bbv hii'ison. ''. ,'. (Eat Oct I' - Ueay-,ght Smith IS! 37. '.' -, .., '. ri ;.,,, i,j and a IIiffrrt'flt strateg Ab,amson (LB i p ,n(Jr, p i .r., , 1.4 . even &s17% (I ()1s C ti r iti 1 ri egc , ht' planned on this. hadn't fourth once and had two lulake the Olympic actIvitie placings in the top 15 serve their political purposes,'' once, Morley, tied with Snead at 11this chase for a other $36,000 first pared with $41,000 for all of last also Kissinger charged that ___ ''Naturally, I'uii a little sur- prize, generally has been over- season, And that was the best the move to deny RFE reportprist'd," Morley said in typical. looked in the early-season tie- season of his seven-year career. ers access to special media fa- - -i ____________________________ iow.ke, under-stated fashion roics of Ben Creashaw and The turn-around came last cilities at Innsbruck was "conFriday alter his eagle (Sn the Johnny Miller, neither of whorti year. trary to the intent and spirit" of final hole had given him a shaft' is playing here. Rut Morley's "It looked like my game had the 35-nation Helsinki accords. (if the second round lead in the play- in cstnparison with his gone as far as it could go," _______________________________________________ he His remarks were contained $180,000 Andy Williams San prevous career—buns been re- said. 'I figured I had to do in a cable to Wiley Buchanan ' soniething or get off the tour." Jr., US. ambassador to Aus_______________ I)iego Open Golf Tournament. niarkat)le S he sought the advice and trio, telling the envoy that "1 help of Joe Nichols, a Phoenix, want every action taken that is _____________ _______________ JoAnne CarnerPutts Arim., businessman who "hasn't necessary to have this accredii'iT played in 25 years," Morley tatlon restored." said. "Hut he know-s the game. The text 1)1 Kissinger's cable _________ ', 1k' thinks he knows how the was disclosed by a source Her Game Into Form __ _____ game should be played. closely familiar with the crc______ si' l'I,:i'I•:ItsRun(; I API I snt thrt' w&eks wittu hini "lie's the only man I've ever dentinis dispute between the InJ(IAnnt' ('amer attributes her beforL' guin ((fl the tour this known who could put the game ternational Olympics Corn1 . first-round success in the seas-,'' she a(hICd. ''1 figured ill all in perspective for tue—who Iiiittee anti lIFE, a U,S,-fw'ided 'I .i.it' -- ''Today is a whole new career stniggk'r troll) Minot, game." Petty said "We're NI) , figured he was going to ' ori'i i Truompson 113)3 IS. Ct'arics 1 octaa'' oai-r K I', , WASHINGTON APs — Secretar t, State Henry Kissinger sa s the International Olympic 5 () C) 1k' also was aiiiong the favor, afternoon after seventh place in political pressure" from Cornites in Saturday's $72,700 late the final event of the Inter. munist nations in revoking Haniodel sportsman race over 300 national Hare f Champions dIC' Free Europe's news credenmiles, but the busiest driver of series and fourth over-all in the tials to cover the Winter Olymnthe week is Bobby Allison series. pics in Austria, Allison won the 2OrniIi' The I elool k' Miuwed a SoIt was a $35,350 payday for viet charge that the EuropeAllison. hiell start a Mercur' in based, U.S. government-supeighth place Sunday and had : Jo ..', Harry San- 71 5 Anay 1Ev? dcc McM,iln (OR) Kirkpatrick, Ill I Lang (I) dcc Kerr lOt 6? ' 1 - K,rktuc. I ''•' t a SPORTS Ott St ifl e - Gentry '•• B ) 'When 51 run with Petty qualified 10th fastest for today's 1't1 station 'represents no and beat tutu on the last lap, it one and engages in slanderous event but withdrew, is a great confidence builder,'' subversion propaganda against Waltril) said 'lIe's won thi "We had unexpected prob- the socialist countries," race five tiuws and he just kms wsth our Sportsman car,'' Disclosure Friday night of a Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, Feb. IS. 1976—lB keeps getting better. We've he said, "and we're getting Kissinger cable to U.S. officials tested our engine, our tires and _______________________________________________________________________ ready for Sunda." uune alter lIFE officials said everything else W testtd our there were indications the driver 'l'hursday and, by damn, Olympic panel might allow coyI think lit' passed." , erage of future games. HowWaltrip Figures Petty is the le Fr there 'as !ftt!e he"'" r- Re" man to beat for first prize of 1 TetientuiLs would be restored 140,000 plus up to $20,000 101) before the winter games in Infli(ifl('. nsbruck end today. Petty s-sid he appreciated the "I view the withdrawal (If So L) Op e compliment, but today's (II L ItFE's accreditation as a totalunix of Speed Veeks is quite l unwarranted and unsupptardifferent from the ThUI 5(10% S.-\N Id 1-1 ;u .\I' a Mike '1 knew i'll play better—but I WIth the season just getting table action and a capitulati - I??, 'I Catapulted into the Imielight of tsuunth, won Ins fsrst two events the world's richest on the t)lg-iiiuncV Grand Nastock car race by his first su- tional (-ircwt iaf the Nation,il IXYrSPCC(tway victory, I)arrell Associatito for Stock Car .uto Waltrlp set's his beating Rich- Racing NASCAIO last year artl Pctt in a (lualifk'r as an 00(1 gait his first tiiajor srnsor I'IuIefl for Sunday's $343,00(j 1)aytona 500. l$,riman (WP dcc Plan (Ecu Ii 0 lirtyson (5) dcc 5' cf rra'. (ES 31 1 ,mg sLI rncct dircctor Bill stt. C-.ro tot a 1. Barton (IN) ''Wed he in first now if three fl,itrsj (SM) 7) ( of our boys w- crent home sick," 116 VoHcnw,'r 1Ev) 0cc liOPdllt'd &siU. '-'';'.in I'I 4 I, Lang IL) t' At-,tc't (LIII Ii. O'Leary (6) dcc. O'Lv.)r$ (6) 137. Sanoers IS) dec The lxman grapplers lost the O(rn (0) 77 Sarxhrs (Sip Ciuiao (I.nboo, 101(1. 72. Rhgcjp services sti Jerry hiunsan, the lilY). S 10 Clayhon tOR) OCt u. (K) 9 3 No. I stial m the 188-pound a.' tier I SC) 100 142 SSrtcr (I H I th'- C ret (OR? Ii7 C'tcc (OR) twc Dtti (.1 I $6 10 #4 , 15th (1) p McCullough (Sds class. A lsn is ut with I luman I) t-b.r (LII) p ' (flMl Ott were two of l.rusan's tnt'inbers 17 a GIucIi'n IBM' dcc AhI.nson 77 ?1oltv1,'r (K )p Bevonfta Vi 57. Bcnsrwu Ii da-' R,:cs flt in the lighter weight classes, 515 Moilaoo,'r p Slewn (55 149 CUmin a IIMI Luly IL Phil Summersill and Keith 30, K 'rIi'.vI (K I Rambart 119 luby II? dcc BranW,,( 3 I?, Hampton (Cv) dcc BOQOS II? 5 7, Maors IX) dcc Sunsiusersill WOS the No, 2 IBRI 9 I Zayas (0) oct H.ggans 1 c.ra a nm, cq ?9i (SI (CI II I seed in the 102-pound class, and $I,'fIØ (C y 1 3 tO. $Iampttyi 159 Pcppcn (WPI p Norris (16' Rambart was the No. 2 seed In i - V.P 15 15. (loggs I 1 30. BOde lBs Oct Mulvq'y I Ew) I OWl dec Wayne (5(5 159 Higgins t'. Perry (114) the 109-J)OU1II (lass. cit-c Beaumont (K I - I vid .J imcnez. orlando, .1l• il .. Reader Follows Doctor' Advice DEAR DR. LAMB— I am Indebted to you for helping me • -.' to feel like my old self again. / Are They For the past few years I've 7 suffered from stomach pains from diverticulosis. I've had to endure the unpleasantness of Just barium X rays. Doctors advise me to puree my food, to stay _____ away from cereals, especially shown to lengthen the life span. Guessing? and to the Eating cereal and bran every ' doctor, I was advised to stay day as you are doing will not away from all fruits and cause you any harm. I trust you Or vegetables (as recently as (.rc getting a well.balanced diet November 1974). by eating adequate amounts of It was my lucky day when I protein Foods andç vegetables read your column about with your other meals. Do . diverticulosis and sent for The For others who want more Health Letter. My stomach information on diverticulosis aches have miraculously send 50 cents for The Health Th ey disappeared. I've stopped Letter, Number 5-6, Diverdrinking dcaffelnated coffee ticulosis. Enclose a long, and cut down on sweet,. I eat stamped, self-addressed en- J. "5 sprouted wheat bread and velope for mailing. Address Know everyday I have Grapenut your letter to me in care of this \ Flakes mixed with bran buth newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, with skim rnl'k and banana (no Radio City Station, New York, sugar). Since I eat this every N.Y. 10019. The Best day I would like to know If I can DEAR DR. LAMB— Would ' .-<. harm myself in any other area? you please let my husband and , . - ''- These packaged cereals have me know if it is safe or healthy \ preservatives. I would rather for our 19-year-old son to go Buys? eat cereals that don't contain without underwear (shorts'. ' - e prtervat1ves but the ones on Winter and summer, he only L • ., the store shelves don't have a wears pants. We arc concerned large percentage of wheat and only for his health, now what no bran — and they're the books of proper attire say. ___________ sweetened besides. Will the DEAR READER— I can't H preservatives in Grapenut think of a single reason why it 1k'3 Flakes and bran do any harm would be harmful to him from - 4 EspecIally If I eat them every a health point of view, After all, day. Can I purchase the right boxer shorts re no different cereals without preservatives than ordinary pants and There is no guesswork in shopping for trw and where provide only warmth and homemaker who pans her shopping the ci. DEAR READER—. For years Irotect the pants, which Is a ficlent, newspaper way. She starts by listing her doctors treated diverticujosis tuygenlc question not a health shopping needs then pre.shopping for them in with bland diets and foods question. ads in her paper. lacking in bulk. The change in Some men with varicocoele, treatment Is a complete turn dilated veins, need support but around. The change followed none of the forms of men's the otservations that people in w'derwøar really provide much For Home De ivery the world who had cereal fiber help for that problem. in their diet didn't have these The pouch-type men's brief problems. provide some advantages from PLEASE CALL 322 1 am delighted to hear yOU a strictly mechanical point ci -261 1 have done so well. Don't worry view. They aLso defeat nature's about the preservatives In the mnechanLmn of providing rroper cereals you are buying, In the temperature control. The amount you will getting they nstant higher level of ternwill not hurl y. at all. In fact perature of the testicles may be some of those preservatives in a factor In some individuals Iii animal studies have been with poMible low fertility. t'rs. .1-1-3.1-67. I a Iph ,Johnston. New Smyrna Reach. 36-31 67 Al Kelkv, ()riando. 35-3361l _______________________________________________________ Flu ii) La,renct, E. Lamb, M.D. I_-__ -. larion lli'ck. Fort Scvvni ul h('r golfers also shot 68 or better Oil opening day, hut all of them played on the short I )eltuiia UI'Ilt'rallv plays a couple sIrokt luigiu'r tliavu lavlain' s ,, ountry ( luh course. which at 6,4(X) yards is 517 yards shorter I han the hieltona ('ount rv ('lith ('nul-st'. DIL TON', OPEH V 7 () (flj' H'idav'. first i'otIn(I It'ad('r was Roht','t I larris, .1 at'ksi my ilk'. IIII a III / -;_-. () \ ith a 2-IU-plavcr I u'ld - I he I oui. I1i('nt is split fur tin' Ii rst IWo rotitids bet Wppt host I ) t' j(jia a 0(1 SaIIlor(I's lavlair ( ountrv ('lith completed basic training at Ft. principles, Is remaininu at Knox, L., and was last Keesler for advanced training. stationed at Ft. Stewart. Ga. Tew graduated In 1973 from He attended Seminole High Good Shepherd School at Addis School and was employed by ,thaba, Ethiopia, and attended the City of Sanford befcre en- Franklin College in Lugano, tering the Army. Switrerland. . - -- OUR STORE IN CASSEL8ERRY (SeminrIe Plaza Shopping Center) ISOPEN7I HOURS RUNALI) BELL Columba, Ddllary, has RI('HA1U) DUNN JtMFS BURKE SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. graduated from the Tactical FT. RILEY, Kan. — Army - Kinchck- c M8, Mich., is the Air Command Non. COCOA IIEACII - Special Private First Class James V. new assignment of Staff commissioned Officer recoitionatPatrickAFB,has Burke, son of Mrs. Geraldine Sergeant RonaldT.BellJr.,son Academy at Bergstrom AFB, been accorded to Sergeant Hurke,13I6Iake.vc.,Sanford, of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Bell Tex. Richard G. Dunn, son of Mr. received his diploma from Ft. Sr. of Chuluota. Newsom, who received ad- and Mrs. t)onald A. Dunn Sr., Riley Adult High School here Bell. a security policeman, vanced military leadership and C.?neia. Dec. 5. was assigned to Kincheloe from management training, Ic an Dunn. an aercpace control An extension of Junction City Howard AFB, Cl. lie will be administration supervisor at and warning systems operator, (Kan.) 111gb School, the Ft. working with the 449th Security Langley AFB, Va. was selected OuLstanding First Riley school is designed cx. Police Squadron. A 1963 graduate of Seminole Term airman in his unit in elusively for servicemen to The sergeant attended HIFh School, Sanford the recognition of exemplary complete their high school Colonial High School in sergeant received a B.S. dgree conduct and duty performance, education. Graduates of the $ .1 I Cr..an., aisu SLile iii i74 iruni Wiiiiam Carey tie is assigned to the &45th school must meet the Univet'sitv extension at Albrook College, 1!attiesburg, Miss. His Radar Squadron, a part of the graduation requirements for AFEI, ci. wife, Kaye, is the daughter of Aertpace Defense Command. the state of Kansas. Hic wifr, Janice. is the Mr. and Mrs.ê "ii-” ' than II LI. • Tc SCt 5 1CC A member of Headquarters daughter of Mrs. Jewell I. of 317Th Nickel, Los Alamos, graduate of Seminole high Battery, 3rd Battalion of the 1st MartIn, 4985 Dalton Drive, N.M. School in Sanford. He earned Infantry DivisIon's 6th Field Columbia, Md. Mrs. Bell's his associate degree in 1969 at Artiller, he entered the Army in lather, Walter K. Hodges, CRAY RENFRO mino Junior Culkge, and 1974 and comnteted basic resides at 36R9 Midiron Drive, SEMBACH, Germany - U.S. his bachelor's degree In 1971 at traintn' at Ft. Polk, l.a. Winter l'ark. Air Force Staff Sergeant Gray Embrv-Riddle Aeronautical D. Renfro, son of Mrs. Evelyn L'nivrrsii' in Daytona. 1NI)ItEW JEPSON 1. Renfro of 2409 Adams Court. Dunn's wile, Sharon, is the Army Sergeant Andrew K Sanford, has arrived for duty at daughter of Edward Wagner of Jepson, son of Wendell M %% ii l\ \1 i it Smbach 1B, Germany. Sanford. Jepson. 550 F. Second * litpub1c if Korea 1enfro, an air traffic control Chuluota, recently was nami Major William H. Olson. son of technician with a unit of the Air Soldier of the Month for the l Mr. and Mrs. William H. Olson Force Communications Ser. SUZON LUKE Battalion, 227th Infantry of tl tf2lEstrellaAve.,DeBary,has vice, previously served at 101st Airborne Division at Ft. received his second award of Duluth International Airport. SEI.MA, Ala. — An official at Campbell, Ky. the U.S. Air Force Corn. MINT. Craig AFB, has announced the He was selected for his mendation Medal at Osan AB, The sergeant is a 1965 promotion of Suzon A. Luke to soldierly appearance, Republic of Korea. graduate of Seminole High airman first class in the U.S. knowledge and performance of Olson was cited for School. Au' Force, duties and military courtesy. meritorious service as an Daughter of retired U.S. The sergeant, a coniJt)SCEI.YNIIAROI.D assIst9nt professor of Navy Lieutenpnt and Mrs. munirqtion s chief with the aerospace studies with Air Verlin M. Arnett of 122 Crystal battalion's Company B, entered force Reserve Officers S'1QhuTA F'Al.l..S, Tex. — View S., Sanford, is a personal the Army in August 1972. Training Corps Detachment Airman Joscelyn J. Harold, son affairs specialist with a unit cf Jepson is a 1969 graduate of P.0. V:rginia Mi1tnry Institute, of Mrs. Juanita A. Harold of the Air Training Command. Oviedo high School and at• 1118 Pine Ave.. Sanford, assigneti at Osan, The airman isa 1974 graduate tended Eagle University at Ft. scrves as an air liaison officer graduated at Sheppard AFB, of Seminole High School. Her Campbell, Ky. with a unit of the Pacific Air TeL, from the U.S. Air Force husband, Airman Mark!. l.uice. His wife, Geraldine, is with accounting and Forces. finance is the son of Mrs. Pauline !.uke turn near the fort. The major, a 1959 graduate of specialist course conducted by of Sanford. Shaw High School, Cleveland, the Air Training Command. The airman. whe training received his B.S. degree and u:wlsTzLIs11%N LEL-Sl)TEW commission in 1963 upon included special emphasis °n Bhl.OXI, Miss, — Airman graduation from the u.s. Aw travel and military pay, IS Army Private First Class Leland P. Tew, son of Mr. and Force Academy. He earned his beeing assigned to Shaw AFB, Lewis Tillman. 22, whose wife, Mrs. Lemuel E. Tew of 225 M.S. degree in 1964 at S.C., for duty with a unit of the Ronnie, lives on Cowan Forrest Ave., Altamonte University, Tactical Air Command. Georgetown Moughton Terrace, Sanford, Springs, has graduated with Washington. Harold is a 1975 graduate of was assigned to the 3rd lnfar'ry honors at Keesler AFB, MISS., Seminole High School. His Dl'isIon in Schweinfurt. from the Air Training CornEDDIENEWSOM father, retired U.S. Army Gernmn)'. mand's basic course for dccAUSTIN, Tex. — Technical Serge2.nt First Class Lou C. A field wireman in Battery Sergeant Eddie 0. Newsom, son Harold, resides at 509 E. Fourth 1st Battalion of the division's tronic specialists. The airman, who received of Tom B. Neirsorn of 100 St., Sanford. 10th Field Artillery, Tilhrnan instruction in communications __________________________________________________________ entered the Army in June 1974, and electronics systems •. ____________ ; Sunday. Feb. 13, inS Men And Women In The Armed Forces ____ r- __________________________________________ .,,.,.t. ..'.,--,-- - - - _ __ _____ __ ___________ ___ . -- _ ___________ _____ _______ __ I, _____ , - - - _______ '/ 5" . -' ' r ''.'"i.': _______ _____________ ___ ____ - ' -.4 - ____ ______ B _____ - 2 -. - '1"Ii,r - - . -. ' - ' 4 ___ ____________ -- '--.j :,. C 1h __________ ___________ _________ ,t: • _____ __________ ___ __ _____ _________ ___ _____ ________________________ ______________ _______ ____ - _______________ _______ — _ _____________ ______________ — Step right up folks get them while they are hot! Seminole ('ommunity ('ollege basketball coach .i,ie Sterling passes out ire's' tlt'kt-t.s to Saturdays crucial game against l.ake cit). (;amc' timi' at the S('(' g no was 7:30, and in case tans (Ii(In't get in on tin' free tickets, sponsored b - the t,reatcr Sanford ('hamber ol ('ommerce, the doors were open at the' gym anI%'wa - , Ilerald l'hoto l)%' 11111 'Iiiet'iit ir, FREE G AM E - - Seminole County's Lyman l't''jalt is t,t'l?t'.' :iiah\ I't,IJitII'\ Is'-,t ta hU-.'tiiIIui?t(' /fl- ti(likt thia first Iuic'l'ti:g Friday the 1:tth walking under Spruci' ('reek 71-54, anti Lake Sanfor(1 was not blown out itt -,, 4- :;4 ('at II? front III 0 blOck ('at - 0 Winter I'ark Wilek-at and lost a t'llse ikt'tsilafl, 5-52. Three lather Sc'uissnole' ('ounty teams - I Ihane', 8(1-79 I )avid Vigglns It'd the St'niinaalt's in defeat with I-I iNairets, fallaiwid la 'I'iuis Rouses hit'althuv players, with Billy I? it A LYMAN T%%0(1(kll scoring 12 points on 17 ? ''.10, 36 I) T.s.lor (01.1 six Inickets. Oviedo gut double tornas (.1,'. 1, rq' A _a , K,aIrThsfl sis I? figure produe'II(anic from Fred ''uI' 151 ) (S Ma.orc' 5%'itlI 18 Points arid Gtr)600P4E 1 'I#" 0575 14uISlIi9 2 hind with 15 in the losing cause. I !l ( ') 10 6 6 76 I4,irr.'Ii 7 I 1 S lake llowell meanwhile, Was , 'i'.i'.i 0 17 I Jloolnnn $ 00 r1 p,.' ; s 1nn's- S nt's-er m itst-ontest, behind 27-Il ' it hilItinp'. I.nuan hit 500 ,n nine - $ cry v. -Il I hisaaw both teams had the flu but I don't want tu put the blanie (In that.'' 1)aviti Craig 011(1 h)aial 7) Evening fl(J(J 31 21 IS—IC a I) 217, ) Lyman _______ ___________— - (,,. Frat 1 naj(tfl (nl( 1 ('I:,' TraI, I -' ,i' t'' - ft , '- -' ' I ussi---'. thia Sealsni't-,'a- Only a arltu- that th- lnIw LAX C HOWE IL - ' '"i ' '' 't. 7? II '""" (1st' 'ar us Metro ('Ilnfercncs' wins with its win over IIne. 'I'tia.' Sanford Semitinok' contesi (fill mitit fialhiss lIst' Pattern oF an car her loss tat Winter I'Ork. '', 111 I 1 ) - '5' ' ' P .n,_a S I 7 II Ta- I,,) ,, APOPKA : Siu;atiinq io a Ii '. . t'%(( - Lake Howell Apopka - -1 7 6 13-30 -- I '-al' I -- $0 1? 31 15-6) - - - - ------------ - ----- •uk,' IIn#.i I71 ApraØ, Is I n,,I.,i (hal ,'.' Ni',l IS ltarfa 7716. MCN,'vni'v i7 K S 13 ii Ai1,u 5 7) 1 551(7 I,',,.(9766) ,-,, I 4 I " ' Aw-I,i shaiul,1 host- played l)avill Inatra' arni stnitx' we could have gotten thst' Ix'tter outside shot Wt m'edtal it because nut Conchs Murr agr('t'(l with Mills ''Wt' stood IrUtUId ('Ii defense and didn't get on the bow (Is. We' outrebounded (hens b - one this time but in the first I,dfltt 551' had them b) IS rebc*inds. That was probably sshs- it was so close this time: vi' just didn't get 011 UK lalsirdis. At first it was hard to believe '' P4f,rh ,. sst-rc Prep getting an wIth -ss k - ti Cage 'I1uc straight 14 points. ('raig did not play Stuart Real. sould get about down the court to take the sidelined with the flu earlier inside against their defense We this week, causing Wiggins to iliti get the' retxIun(LS but could not put it in.'' - • .".'O',s 1 -. tht s mild shot. itsiss the easy inside Sanford tied the score at 52-52 LAX I BR ANILE tI I 00 alt' (a 0 0 S','l(,,')d 0 0 Ii iii' 0 6 1 A I IOry 0 ) 1 3. D' a' •.m, 6 00 I? )t',$I'. )'i I? 7% '1 KiSSIMMEE: SI,U' 70O, kO&i" A 7 I II Aia.,n' 7)35 Siemens 6 77 a 12 6 13r,. $ 00 S'' ' i 00 a lIard, 1 7 10 I,.', hit • , ,, .' ir ' .- " -''" i 75 (law's JOOS, Forci A L,iss,teI., 1007 bOOt 36 17 ---------------- lJke 8rntley K'ss.mmpc -- - --------- S IS 10 Il—I) 21 s IS io—si --------------- - - l,d'. I, ,skI)r,m'I, y IA ''s',n,iui. 12 I tO, Ott' C r,ltfVtI I asSOrt ,'''"'' I I 1 • ' - - - -- --"- (Ia ', • P -- .- - -. . ' S. - . l-.1 - 'c" ' . • • , .- • .-.. .. 'c:;..1,, , t 1, " '' • , ., -cq,' -r- j.5.r.',3; .!,. -"r' r -1' - ' r" '.- - I." I - - - ',.i ia:s: iv::,v 4 " "s . -, ;: '-I -, '' • ' , -/' r -:'.-..?eI'-.- . Jo. ,Mpt 'it, ;ryl&l?Il I,Jff:.r44 Pt - : :1 :4) r :'" , ,'ic.. 'sf t ' -'-- s.,4,t. .. .,, - ,. f 4'- ,,,., -4?r ;:/: "I . P'A" ". .''.''..''.i:': I s -.. ' "i I ; )i(•,iI 5 't , _,r_t , - :' L.'I ' ., • (-lsj L-,ij Tilt' Seminoles travel to .'.. . 15.'' a,'i,'?'t': -:--"• K 5 , , - .1' ... a. -' - • - -, " r j - ' • u' ,'' ,.,,' , , •-. - - . i .! r , . . - 'I_ - • -- 'a-',-- ' - -r' •4,g -'- —- , - • - . . -' - _-' '-'- L)'.. '" uii .,, '''-' "1 (,-' 10 6 9 57-3; Ull 50 a—.a. ,', ,,., j -: 4 - --'----- ----- ,, 'i.,,, 1 ------ '- t' -- ' - - * - S 1 art'nq i ,j i -n_a 1 3 S II R,gqin 3 13 7, '•'' IC o I(ro*n 3006. t-IOIIa5 I 17) fli "'? 1 0 0 0 t,)?,$a', 137 I) 15 WINTER PARK 3%,ilton 6 36 is Crag?? 9 II Woo. r 1007, RuSSt(I 7 a VanLuc' 77 3 6 Oys'r 1 00 7 ,',rs-'a.$cci 0 00 0. l$ur ,A I 0 .' u ti -*z r. •, - - - ' 1 11,15 1 ''iI% 5; ;,t P.urh 9 _S_. ... - •• SEMINOLE iv - ' ', 'p'- -'-I' ' 5'r - Seminole Winier Park , S - -' ' ---J "r' /:'•4'&" L -"i.t - - -, - t ." S5 " - , ', , 't I -' ,," I.i.,g Sa-jusincak was also hurt by the 1yt'rs, but Reuben Cotton was wrap UI) their regular season war aIn tilt' freethrow line. In the held to a mere seven points, play for this year, It will be closing two liliflutes, Winter - 'One of the ke s was the know ii Monda which team I'ark converted their one Oflal great tt&'ft'nsiye play of Danny they meet first in the distrIct 'Ii L __. s&ore .s to 34) points a gautie, so l'lw 8-16 Seminoles had Sanford would hit one and ;m,cs below his average. Cotton is a the other or just ms both real good ballplayer who can t-hanct's altogether, SEMINOLE: Rant's i 2 to Tiiii Ithines then popped a ''I' 7? 1 6 Cs'tlun 2) 4 short jumper to bring the Tribe J 59 Wiggos close, 53.52 at the :40 SCCOfl(I 5 u)' X- 37)7 57 WINTER PARK: flcai 9 57 iiiiirk, but Mike Jotino' C ). II)) t4t' I I I 4)7 140,1 $0 la)-uj) P111 the gaiiit1 OUt of 0 2 -'i'."u 3 17? LOutS 1 0 I reach, S-tat, Ill? 35 Winter Park's Danny hock Seminole u n io s—i, and Mike Johnson. Who were W,ntq Park II 6 ii i,— 11w big threats in the Sanford it " '" itu. (I IS .5 Or', P.url giis_ were held to just 12 and 9 t -•P, a (0' points l'hI' big man fur the Sm 'I' 5* 1 "' ,r- r'iM'' - 13 reboumLs as the Parkers quite an acvomnpltshnient,'' saiti When the or livi' shots at the hoop, they one. Stuart lii'.il. lie suui '(ots w -' L - -. - J.,," Winner . r.. " I of the I.a(lirs Professional Golf him s. little, then I would be what it's all about Europe. lIFE was secreUy funAssociation to tier putting reaIl super by spending that '1 was pretty confused, I had ded by the CIA until 1971. garlIc. niucti time with hun'' a lot of loose ends in my game. A State Deparunent spokesShe attributes tser game to Now, it just seems to all be man had briefed reporters earSuper uiigtit be the word for Ilnt"tn)it' 1'G\ star Gardner cniiiing together." her Friday about a message her piay, cspcciall the putting, l)u-kinson. It conic together with a six- Kissinger also dispatched to Ju"Urn' year I wn $22,000 and I that gave her the two-stroke under-par 66 and still another han Roosevelt, the US. mnemwent 1(1 (;?tr(ther, took three les- lcd iver Sally l.ittle, who has shot at his first tour title. ber of the lOC sons and ssent out arid won $95. never won on (tic I,I'(;r tour. Snead. the defending chum. In his message to Roosevelt, 000 that year," Mrs. Cal-ncr Mrs. ('ni-ncr sank seven 1Isfl and the first round leader, Kissinger asserted that revoltsaid I-'rida after carding a birdies, four irons 12 feet away had a 68 in the cold, cloudy, ing IWh':'s accreditation "is st's'en-under-par :12-33-.-65 for a tar better, and had no bogies in threatening weather that left being justified on spurious two-stroke lead in the 23rd an one-putting fine greens enroute him tied with Morley one stroke grounds consistent with the line otial event, ''I saw tiiuui once last to the 1.5 that tied her comn- in front of the always dangerous taken on the matter in the car anti I won $80,000.'' I.'tI' '-rtund low score Bruce ('ranipton. ( anununist I)rc's,c l.ytmin walked around (tie ('uach Bobby Marr, ''I don't Joe Mills explains, ''It was tuanage but number 13 itself. , •ti• iii ,.' .-t - ' ' - ,- - - - - 'r7( _______ ___ - .?,.' I_i- ______________ _________ -. r; - - ___________ _______ I 'uu- ,I-_t-,--_ .' .#'- -_. !Jj -. '.'.'Q -r ' -' ____________ - r-, - --;"--:,.— - -' ,,, - - • - 1 v- �___________________ - - - -- - ,-- , -- - - - - _i i__ - 2B— Eyelna H•rakt __ F!_ r. ;. ;;;a Aanikt Bid Falls Short, Noegian Nabs Gold _____________ _____ ___________ - . _ r- 4 -' - -,'-.'- -,--------- --- - - -- - ___ Evnino HaraW Sanford i ;?.' ______ ___________________ ___________________ rk INNSRRUCK (APi - Ivar osountrys _____________ race Saturday dianee in to hours 37 win- gii of Swedt'n won the bronze send.place finish in the 3. kilometer mark to first at the After finishing far back w the _______________ the 12th Olympic Games, winning the SO-kilometer 31 miles) halfway mark—fell far short, man "I didnt think I was going to Koch, tonk the sliver in given the United States Its first starthng finish by moving up of Guilford, Vt., intwo helped to his dressing room by apparently suffering from cere. Formo covered the grueling 2:38:13.2k and Benny Soeder- Nordic event medal ever with a From fourth place at the 14.5. the second half of thetired race. officials. bral twnoxia—a shortiw of blood flowing to the brain The dotorsaldthe2ear1d Koch ti rtur imin an hour1 and no serious effects ere expected. H IA)UIS SAPSIS It vas only the second time such a d. a. ,j'. Hooks And Jabs . ., ' - SIAflIflAP) ,%idabi1s earheragiti the legal roadblocks appear to abl) 1979 1ranchi for about $&5 million of jobs." 1w out of the way, bsinessiiian The city had balked initially, and the group aiso signed a 2 The Seattle group officially Cedric Talus, foer Kansas jois the league after the 1976 • . I . si - 44 ' , r '.. - , s .. - :: - - Iat . . twgin planning their bishlni! Sicks' Stadium, the Pi. Ami rildn I eiput baseball lots' hoint in 19b9 — a i.. ---..,.. wnot3eIuthesamejobowith in the interim, the major Smith said "we'll take as long Seattle's Pacific Coast leagues arc expected to deteras nieded to be sure e get the I's t I rn tO. ad mire if tiat uf dit eitionaj right guy" for general Ioland Hernond, niith iid rida) tbat tht the final of three conditions re. nlanagtr former dlsolllexpandtoj3tesanij group, organi7ed as general quired b the league (.ilifoia Angels farm director participate in interleague play partnership intends to take a WCre getting a lot of input" and Chicago White So general or if the American lague will Thi niith Kaye group he tonhinued I've got a desk manager already hae been add a 14th club (WI a-' 'U Br 'b uster th k es a turnbIc r onths of the season 'is it searches for a general man- Smokin Joe Not Retired Yet, F or i a Hors e In us try Watch For Return Vs. Foreman S')tO has Jo Frazier retired" went to the canvas in the Despite what you may have ftfth round from a savage heard, he hasn't. In fact, the double left hook and in the 10th word I get Is that Smokin' Joe he barely heat the 1-cow and will not only be back in the ring was out a his feet when the in a Few months, but look for final bell saved him. him and George Foreman to Other results from that big battle it out before show at Madison Square Garden included: Duant A pair of relatively flOW obtck's 34th straight in with prsona1ities, Billy Douglas and a decijon over Baltimore's Bruce Trampler, almost turned Larry Middleton; Viiomzr the middleweight division it's collective ear, back in the Fernandez ujet No. 1 ranked lightweight, Ray Lampkin, early 1970's. Douglas was a over the 10 round route; and hard banging 160-pounder from umo ano he was bandied Under Trampler s Games to 17, Including six tolofiththeUnitedStates third with tlee golds and 10 It as the fiat of fie gold iiiedals to be decided on this I ist buss da) of the 12th Winter - 1W. t hers >ir (1w ( sensational wins that brought him to a showdown with cese upse S er rrane Philadelphia s Bennie Briscoe Otero in Miami, iiy Lunny on in the Spenim. n 'm km I - Miami (rhis i lorv • r . . By Asclated Press , The huskies, a Pacific4 title an uneady beginning CofltCfldcr for the first time in wasn't helped by bickering and - I I . : . - P,'o I Fernandez in the near future SouthernCalbeatU)em successfully when they met in poured in, most of them , - likely' ' , ' ' hardiy to and the spot will mt be March 6, 1970. But Saturday's Seattle last week and came off complinientary, Ped 'en ill at 5t . peaking of Watkins he tested that monumental steak. UI.CA has come around after Baow, in his fit year at ' _____________ or entIy uet Mike i . . r , thines out ,, • Pr - I.- UCLA and following the Soto is the teenager who straight impressise win. last ondy lt in his light monthheknockedJuanhjidgo I 'ori ra me a wing aa,ns1 0 Phiphia 3321 dli worldindoorrerdinthepolevaultbysoariIBft3I inches, fiMhin?on o?n 3073 566 1 4'? " . tJt uUiaa is Chicago lb 3! Picitic Divi4an a 1round decision. Jones hefltwjthouttraj ' one day. is a the Spirits of St. IMuls but viouslythere'snoleadershipon I am told that Ballard was not heavyweight go. And t, more lwts, one of the original play. wild be ab to best him I _____________ This Tuesday night In Msocisllon, Not only did Douglas defeat Ross and Cyclone Williams; ership as no n i i I rt te for "Clean Gene," who %II I fl C defeat Jan Kodes l, 2, &, advancing to the semifinals emotional state tter. 7 but I feel like I'm and another rookie, Mel Ben- other player can on Spurs 128, Pacers 1 once more the am to beat in College Foundation golf representatj%e from lando, to that I 75 29 463 13 lndapol, s OO 1as 69 Central 53 ________________________ point 7 Mnla Pop. e i NTH - S 6 25 706 II? Coroll K IS 31 5 35 721 271 ED 5 Icrnt 3 . arri : 3 MneoIa Iris. _4-.. 't_=t. .;_ - - kers,Jan112 Kareem Abdu1abbar's 32 fleamnon converted his pair as led ls Angeles over New Shimmering, S Kenny B Eckerf, 6 FTH Dgo at EAST Los A nges at .Ishington Indianapolis 30 C 1 W' • I Oonn c 4 Dou9i4 Babe 5 Cat' Penn yt na i. Yale 5) . Drtroit at 5ettle f'uftalo at Atlanta - - . . ABA W L Pct GD - , r I _____ vrgn; _________________ -- -- -- ______ -- - 4 ' - r ______________ - _____________ - is, Q Simpson 60 William Penn S Dakoti 79 N Dakota St SOUTHWEST 3 40. 3 Eskimo (1) 300 (6 0) 79 20. DD (1 5) 31 20. P (6 6) for Vrgini 5 )7) ' Kenlky 107 5n AnI00 126 lnd in 107 Saturday's Games Pe York al Diver KCntu(ky at Vrgin t Hampton San Antonio at Indiana Today'sQam Ieaas() P,, (241 2660. 1 (1711 21740 6?. Co'rao FAR FOIJRTH — 5)6 M 1 BIk ii 10 20 3 60. 3 60. 2 Dusty Rp 18) 300 250 3 AhIoso Clem (3) 3 Q 116) 17 20 P (16) 5470 3) 57 FIFTH 5.14 C' I Sane's P,In(2 (1) SSO, 3 O. 10, 7 Brtt Jant'ISI600.500;) Daunt(3)470 T a flOi%C St 70 Idaho 76 Idaho t i, Gonzaga 11 Los Angeles St 67, Cal Pal1 Pomona si - AP DiP/lip fr'ULf U flMJff U • NIGHTLY __________ - 8.00 P.M. A ___ -,-,;''', j - $ - I / - , -:'- -'.:- , - , - ' caWh Sorre . 100, C W and 0 Sprae, Pete Delano, and ke Storer, visitors, had a string of over 100. I - ' Water Is low in the Weki%a hlier but Ray and Jean Meyer - 4— - - - own to exist One camp operator In Oakill told the sry In a Th5coredwith123dandckledch Another visiting pair of fL'men took a mixed .... . - y--- . - - 'i VOU It(1 ')1oftIl You £ I - ..*... -' -- V I -- —.—,, .... . iCknviIl Lee 7$ need AJON I6do Trinity L frgel.s ,, k'-".'. .'.l... ...,.',.'. ,'. . --'..';;-: .,,., -. ', I "a'," i?'.3 .-' . -.0 - -:"-' - neauers '"' , ."? .A -: I,,.,,1,.'4 ,;sp. , -. CLEM LEONARDS ,.'4, • MATINEES - - .fl "r' i4.. A..'. - -' .'. '.., , -''1 -." ;'---s.'. --'"''' '--- ........ '. . - - s —' . -' '. .' 322-9430 ( W ..L, , p ;.'ri' - 1'-'i' ;i. - I) - I!it6 'L - ..t::I:. _I' -, 26 25 S 60 191 173 (U 70775 4II9 1631 1 36 137 193 1235 7 31)3) "° Pick Ribault Mine KC ' a , • 3TRIFECTA 'A I I 1 1 .iI' ' 4. 51ou. .,.,4 " '.- .- '' p 1 '.;'t CL.''..'.,..... CUSTOM PIPE BENDING AVAILABLE SANFORD 660 I)e0 550 2 Aran JackSonville Paxon 19 Stan NY Rangers 20 30 6 16 179 731 10 70 S 0 3 Jen Jen II) 320 o li Jacksonville aines 63. Or 71H II?: 101 10 39 17 Smyth, Division P.'Clennyi7 . . -d. *- 6) LOOk E'heI(6Q Atlanta j _, r:. ,..''. r -. . - ,- - - 79 21 1 67 191 190 • 'a L " alt '-= A,.I "'Z LI',1 — 'I -' •". Lt A t'%. #I I F3NTH — 574 B I A I ?i )$0 1100560 2 DreAm '4 ". V/ERE DRIVING MIDAS CRAZY' - - . . 76190 3117 BP (67 with all 6) -, "P" r. doing eli also John Dace from Michigan and Joe Dace from - - ACTION Volunteers. - , - - No exhausts stem lasts foreve, but ours d' 'I ecauset11ey re U ERIOR. ua1 onvers,ons .. , - - - J n i2 pound range, nina six 3aiIer ones from Weit Virginia hs also found fishing grnxl around Wckia ___ -: . Johnson toamed up to take - ______ - Cilfornj — . - ,.:', - : - a - 1.lnI - writinq. - - ____________________________________________________ T -- ___ - . .' '' of .. -".'.•,r' - -.' L ..,. as Iorg as yoa own your car in 0 I Lake Burn, (1)610 3 20 2 60 7 SW Red D'l B k lb ,-- L:fetime guarante3 on ALL parts - - '4 -' FOREVER! I - T . . . . '- - Dakota si, Morn,ngside • 9 43 773 ________ __________ 21 a t - '7.. C Fl,da Mem - San Anton Ktntucky nana -- ,, , 105, FRIDAY RESULTS m ,T6 t0 51 : 1 fer0Sr HOwIrd 71, N Caroijia Cen rs 360 2 3 Easy Motion (8) s CroIina St 61 Deliirc ° Q (III ii 57 ______________ 7 decision over Brown; place hanors for low net score donated over fl,500 In prizes and then started again at 40. Pinn whipped Yale 73 as ith a 70, followed by Joe and gilt certificates I'e been playing now for the Keven McDonald and John Kural with 71 for third low Hulbert said he took the first last 15 years, so Fngles scored 17 points each t makes mc net Grooser received a $50 gift place trophy despite shooting a a pretty old g by now - Florida So ,: -- - ,. - - - . ': - - ' trontou. c. s—.-=_— I ' ". ''-'- - - :1 -, 'TiI' t' — —---.= BrIndle, 7 WO Chet, S Quthec at HOtn ' T Angel, 7 Mont3gue Meade. S y SGam Detroit at Golden St .1 2 K's Bossman: 3 Bo CoIlin, Philadelpa at New Vo, - : Milwaukee holding a 95-93 lead andgave Boston a tight victory sshen the B'' Bob Dandrie over Phocnlx, 76 25 1 56 211 196 1 R's Chinarnan S K's Bonus, 6 of the game by Canadian Division Falkner, Ultra V'Olenc. 7 Joy J*; Bobby Smith sank two free fl "We are stalng to play kind .-.-, a t i o n a I B a s k e t b a 11 Houston Association game. Bras es 101, KIngs % "Go over to their lockers and Jim McMillian scored ii Boscn S Sam Lnard, 6 flewnons, Dandrle, who had Seattle's Torn Burleson anu Vatt,ne Moss. 7 Mchae( H,: scored 20 points, was assessed Berm GillIam each scored 20 169 Saturday's Games I ' FOURTH - 54, M: I R rt?. 7 K(1 'air 7731 7 West Divijion Ent Lake Placid 07, Glades Day Ne Orleans at Phoi, ___ . •, •.• - .. :_'. nliy, Okee Toont0 Jupiter os. CIewiton 67 . sthte's entire horse-breeding industry. East Dlvilon 7576 5 55 150 153 2) 3) I 17 7 731 Calry 5Glades ' 117 , tournament øtmthed second place and Mike Jones in course's par three holes. Of the York's biggest drawing cards, Chancy; and Savage Turner that Friday night while leading scored 20 or more points as the synonvm but he dropped Pedro twice. with meing Nathanial Gates, a 11197 victory over the New Spurs coasted past Indiana. ' he theCllowiy s Item. of scoring says, some of hisUCI, ibetournarnentisa benefit to of theni. 1st-year frights gone. We are con. provide scholarships for hlulbert sson with a low net Hulbert is a former member Seminole trolling the mpo by running score of 68, and WOfl a $Th gift Community College of Mayfair Country Club, lft'es students. in bndo and is vice president mpo, you can almost Shop. A surprise gift was also in the tourney, a 30 per cent OrlandoeminoIe Jaj.Alai any1ung you want. do ' his - a three-day I cruise tO jump over the ft year's In Friday night's college i assau on aste Steamship number of entries, according to 'I'e been playing since I basketball, Annond Hill scored lines. Jimii Congleton of S. was 14-yeaold," he said. "I A P York lsIand at Bf Frch,,H S Sassy Morn 1510 (.ostello said, referring to Schluetercameoffthe bench to FIFTH S-U D: I H TeIIry, 2 referees Ken Falkner and pull do Mtreal a? PhIIadIpoa eight rebounds in the SItO 3 r15 avOc DarrelGarretson 'They've got deuding fourth quarter as Boston at Chc,o W?? talk to them. They're the (ltjes109,Suas1 e the early first place Friday in the second and Kwai a $35 certificate, of bounds tce on the hoie, and ret said it ould be impracUcal 'to rk sth revenues in what concejed to be a highly marginal venture" , fly TIIF ASSOCIATFD PItFSS C North Sor 52 John I. Leoard 61, Palm fluIfaIo 101, Kansas Ct 96 Rookie cky' Burden came more intensity than in - — Eng Cocoa 77, Metbovrne Friday's Rejults ( ( " They hasent made me an t mg. . attIc I, have," Iwis says, "and it's no some serious soul-searching. tOU6 Moore Haven U. West Palm fleach Kinqs Academy 64 Everglad City 72 Fort Western ConIer,nce Midwest Division yard dash, "I'm not taking anything In other bouts Jothe Ballard playing two roles. financial relief Should be provided to track-permit holders to that .' .)r Ct Toiy'Gamp SeIiite 53. Merritt Island II Ttusve 117, RoCklg Astronaut 106. Eau Ga lie , , Freddie Iwis Is no actor but risis facing the entire horse rIi ing industry In Florida said i1tititte. th4iirm*n James F Kynes of Tampa The cornrnittce oted 5-I Thursday against a plan to acquire - , . valuable tourist attracUon. Committee member Mitchell Wolison of Miami has ad- • ''" Eastern ConI,r,nc Atlantic Dviilon WI Pc? Gb . previously undefeated Christy rugged Chamnaco enca in five , , BasKetball Pole Vaults New Pole Mark McTear Sets 60-Yard Mark ________ __________________________ •— k reJectedaplanforsteacsitIoflofmajorracctraka 'While it was beyond the legislative mandate of the com- ,j "Down the stretch you then get a whistle on a Milwaukee was never able to Hill Fitch got a technical foul, shouldn't call any (outs unless judgment call That detennines catch up but he could laugh about it you re really sure," the the whole game. Unless you're Clevthnd s ictory was its licensed by the Professional and the 1975 state Barrel Race and 50 acres of free parking, can Iague esident ie Mac- game. 'led, hill compete for more than allowed to do it." A spiil attraction a'ain last 12 games. Jim inol $5 ones _______________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ (its SCtL is tut for tht first is r ills mad lie lost .ind 40 seconds or wh lt€%er and ght after officiats ealled to lead the C Raliers ' technicals in the last minutes 76ers1, Rockets 109 I - that helped Fitch's Cleveland F red Carter scored 32 pomts Cavaliers beat the Buc l01-% and Doug Collins 27 as - . di U d ntinuance SladeGorton TAMPA APi- A joint glati'e and executive committee they can get a fair return on their investmejits, from fallen riders. The several superbly conditioned bulls, At the press nference anPartin, a past Big Boss, is nationally.rinked rodeo con- including one selected for the nouncing the city s decision, serving this year as chairman testants will compete in the five atsom,l Rodeo F mats last Mayor Wts Uhlmtn said the of the Rko Committee, and rodeo contest even - Bull year, usually tbwow 75 per cent league had agreed to amend its other Spurs rneiiibers will Riding, Saddle and Bareback of all Cowboys attempting to constitution to prevent a team be doing unpaid work to Bronc Uidinj' Steer Wrestling ride them being transfered to an insolvent produce Florida's largest rodeo and Calf Hoping Florida's U) r[)0rItiQn, facilitating for the 57th time. Over 150 leading cowgirls will again be The Sours have 12,000 tranSfer. ' I 5Ctg -- Ii - - . _________ th I" of the Spurs, says the winners, show will be the best yet. Mike In addition, 1 ________ Dou1as and soon after me at thatTermite time was the teenage basketball team Gene Barton plenty of inside firepoer at the There ere nunors that some began to descend until he went sensation Watkins has had to contend with hlrwns, including their sesen. players were re y to ease into semi-retirement and _______ dissension rebellion harsh footer, James Edwards. He led team after three e2rl'-cason his mahina1ung and ended up does mt his fighting in phone calls woing for te ASO at the Florida, felt sure he could beat Southern Cal Thursday night to hand otr the liruins, it as ___________________ ()rLndn crt st Fprnanit t thst fatten the Huskies' record In l ' charged ad c °' C! £ t 2 Bartow's home phone p New stsment again. homecourt winning streak. pected to see a zone defense at the air by a I Angeles radio __________- -. - leue Feb. 20-22 ill greet tsltors to the Silt er $15,000 (torge Doak and I oin Spurs Rodeo, (in official (owbo to 'it e the 'o i roments It gal ontestants are 111(11 bOth !ti(tfltuifli,,l (nt hb .0 22 iIl 1(1(1 t(I retourt unforeseen events ttk(tui to intlude all fie of the hull riding thrills as bull Should delayif the club's official uk were the men's 10 00O-meter s d skating the the (our-man boled in(I th e ice hocke Y chainpi 0 p. dance, e cowboys, Miss America, Miss lees - one of the largest pots Former Congressman Clem Florida, the famous Quadrille, ever. The prize money plus MeSpadden of Oklahoma will draw ' Saul Mamby... he h ______ Ifl ki S I m m e - .. string of 75 up visitor, teamed up with C,O, couple of hours of fishing. Penney to land fl specks in only a snook coming in, channel bass slow, but whiUng good In the Halifax River. Sally Gray helped her hiband land a total of perch, And bass are Sn if On the Main S[rtt Pa' u'hi.I 1L --I...... rii , working to solve problems in your t p roblem So if you ye got a LougliI. cOmmUflhy Pcn a cola Escambia 92 3511 9 79 220 161 , ' rrvi Si GainesvIlle DC 20525. BOston -- r,n5) Calif SO lakeland 1930 7 IS '70 193 Fridays Rtsults FIRST—s 74 B I Mneot,ui 7 IILII Miia 3 001) 1 M -- - 'a - _'_3.* .1' - t L ,.. 3 1" i1', a -_'-' "— — ar 't-'t aa'tr _________________________ City 67. Tampi Jlff Rdflgcrs) Wathnntnn TIRES, GENERAL -( _________________________ AR MAINTENANCE ETC.. C'L ' r "'- '' p - tr •' f .. - - '5__.' -- - �Sunday, Feb. iS Y76 - - 1 * __________ _;jj ______________________________________________ rri ink, I riri,l Ty FICTITIOUSP4AME ;Q;;cE i;hE;EoV G;E; I1.)I Ii I fl flIlIUl7 I , , - - . - 100So Ft SopSpace. 100 P1 Maple 323 0371 un 12? r - , ..... —'—''" ,•4, , ' r'nioni.37) 3321 )RINC. II MASASTE 1mm 0cc Franklin Arms Apts ll, FI Ave. 323 6650 S.elc or I C.'sL. fl P'nuse. w w carpeting clean 37? 137 . Commercial Building Lr,iurn W. -.-- . -- —' . TO 5 -- - ______ Cle,in 1 bedroom apt light5, fumn .uttt 57 50 77 . Real . (state On -, 41-Hous & t:edroom Opdrlmenti or uflIurni PlewIp redecorated Come .p 3 r A rport ftiv 5anford 171 '.- * * * * I or 7 fltdrcrn Adultsor1l PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARE 7315 Park Drive iio p Spnng ',' -. - — reared o f. --- VALONAPARTMENTS ADULTS. 140 PETS 116W mi t Specials cii r ii.' SAN MO PARK, I, 7, 3, bedroom lr,',iler apts Adult & family park Wee'kiy 351% P4w',, 1792. Snfor 1l - - %. lot on luike avrd SOO 2nd tot on lAke A, S5.(D0 C,',h 'erms ''" ' Immediate Occupancy REAL ESTATE. INC -. - - ___________________________ ' I Rent, Sun'aricj, I fiR. I u,erp't. SlOw,' 1)75 37) 7711 un Fr Unfurnithed2'Bect,00mh4omv tiSOmontt1plsdepo,t _____________ .. . ____________ '".r - Ravenne Part. Central heat air, sc;ee porch, new roof, car peting, kitchen tully eguippea You'll Iov ill $79 SANFORD I Qedrom, 2 bath, partially furnished If desired STEP RIGHT UP And see thiS 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. Climate Control, double carpod, breakfast 7116 Furnished or unlurnished, 7 or 3 BR. I mile out Clean 11)0 mo 337 6761. ' - '' 3 BR, unfumn I bath, 706 Woodmere Blvd $150 Orlando I IS) 0343, ' collect ' , n-Houses Furnished Lau' •,',nr, bar, Florida room Walk to Schools ____________ _______________ '_x1,,,, "J. '":0. . 2 I".' .i - .' ' ,., : .i:r'j 'u Jo"n part,lIi turn ').eu' Rent 6&'t ' 1973 I?' wIde. 1 BR, furnished, air dond Adl?',. Security $120 monthly 372 — O Stenstrom I ty , '. tu a Sw'm ht. CluOU%C. ISOmo Fre. 'ii. i n pfl t'oi 10 Osteu.-" i ' , - Ne'. • HARD TO BELIEVE that so much can he hOuOht ( Carefree living in quiet section. Central heat air, carpeting, kit (hen equipped, privacy fenced Shady & comfortable. 123. - Payri.nt ontnly payments icss thAn rent Government iu,du,ed 0 QU.1hIp I,up,':s (.ull 'e see ' Put The Bloom On Sprina , fnci spriop Start fl this room ranch io'io' family room, Screened poncti iSt reduced to 370900 tciitqil IiOlncung M . UNS WORTH REALTY AT 322242O ANYTIME REALTORS MS 003 'i'l 1st St LAtE- .'APY take ,our (ho( l two wrll built modern homes 2 BR. 1)9.300, 3 BR. 123.300 Allot U T.' (0 Of' BALL REALTY OVIEDO- Owner selling 3 bedroom, 7 bath Spani*h Style Rg Real Estate Brok,'. home, central air heat, fenced _jIçE 13?hS' back yard with country at mosphere Low equity & no Qualifying to assume 171.300 VA mortgage al 1 equities for Allamonte Winter pcI nt _____ PH. 3 BR, 1 bath, completely fuhd, a.r ond, fenced, fruit ClOse . STUDIO 1,2, 3 BE DROOM SUITES FROM .5.j'&rS ______________ ______________ ______________ ___________ Large I & 2 125 FHA available. $21,150 377 0640 SANFORD FEALTOR CailBart Il .'.. .t;.11 8)1 CATALINA, SANFORD story large 3 bedroom. 2 bath, - 0 , '.. 1 Year Leases '' )23-56700n$3i.9777 d ______________________________ HANDY-DANDY, -I ' Welcome. . . to Life S 9dywi&1c of Loch Arbor _____ ________ _______ MONEY$AVING 1070 BLACK ACRE TUSCAWILLA dining, large living nm with i Bedroom, 2 bath. cypress fenced, fireplace 160.000 Call now for family room Ii acre lot. appointment Assumable 7 pct. Ian Fantastic kitchen. Open today. 149.300 WITT REALTY 7521 Ptrk Dr RFALOR 37) 7895 372 2111 AFTER HRS. 327 0719 323.9410 ____________ SOUNDS LIKE A In a way it is, make purchases. __________ ________ __________ _____________ dollar go fArther, inform savings Vet will 327 2748 afford '' are not lot of diIlur-stretching bargains. We'd he pleased __________ F product to your home each tiay. The price is most WHY NOT ('ALL US TODAY? PHONE: E . - Florida 32011 to deliver our CoPCr$OnIl Represent1s. tiypj of the Estate of Robert Wesley Amalong. reasonable, deceased Jcisep', 14. Mucaslno P 0. Box 744 Fern Parf', Florida Tetepitoise' 1305) I)) 0)0 1-Iciald - Attorney for Co Personal ReprtsenIaty PublIsh: Feb. IS, 22. 1974 DEW-a3 PHILIP DeCICCO, Decea ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Myron J. Mesh, of Mefi & Me-nih, PA. P.O. Box 14109, 5200 Central Avenue St. Petersburg, Fm. 33333 Telephone II))) 311 0051 Publish: Feb 8, 15, 1976 DEW.33 ClCfkoffP.rabOvestyledCOur.onor 5Iyle) Court orion judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. WITNESS my hand and It-ic seal of Said Court on the 79th day of 1ianuary, $974 (5ta Art Pw,i H. Beckwith, J, - Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Elaine- RiCharcte Deputy Clerk ' Publish: Feb. 1, 0, IS, fl 1976 DEW.] Vending Routes WITNESS my hand and the seal of Said Court on this 72nd _____ _____________________________ PubliSh Jan. 75, Feb l,, IS, 1916 0Ev 172 to l7'xlO'. Write Jack Kerhy, Sturdi House Mfg. Co., 1900 N. Hwy. Al A, Flagler - . - torcycs 7 65— Pets.Supplies ________________________ -- Motorcycle Insurance - UKC Pt P'Ii Terriers, 100 ponts Papers Guaranteed 32) 9t44 - - . Sales ___________________________ GARAGE SALE Sal & Sun,, Feb11. IS flOGale Place, Sanford *i,'.*o*,. 173 3?M l9—TruckTIajle -'69 Chew Pckup, '. T 8' ted, 4 spd trans. A COfld 1.A00 ORb S Pork ______________________________ '7) ' Datsun Pickup. West Cst m'rror radio. ai,toitdr box, wide tiret $250 5. assume payments 3.49 5)30 after S . Free to gooct homes- Two very friendly i mo. old female dogs, part Collieand German Sheerct Make excellent wAtrh 66)5 OIler 3 p m - • - "A Valentine Gift for your Sweetheart"St. Bernard puppies siso. Call 3377272 after $ for app?. LARGE CARPORT SALE STARTING THURSDAY. FEB $2 74 STEVENS AVE Yard ai. BLAIR AGEP4Cy ____________________________ I) to ? Piino, garbage disposal, refrigerator, 2 washers, antique ice t~o*. too many other itemi to _.._ 55-Boats & Accessories - .. __ — •"- __ I -. — - 'liii "".- - - 68-Wanted to BAJy - its CASH 322.4)32 Convair Automatic, excellent coed. body neens littt repar r"w tires 32) liii bolt etc Buy I 0' IDOl items __________________ Larrys Mart, 213 Sanford Ave '66 ENGLISH FORD CORTIP.5 BEST OFFER ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pr,ccs pOid, USed, any Conduton - Call 3730753 after óp m 611 8176, Wntr POrk __________ Chico & The Man For used furniture, appliances __________ SHOP 1970 VOLKSWAGEN FASIBACk WeIn PAd ,o, Sioe Private Owner 371 07 - 1964 Buick LeSabre. dir, good tires. 900dtransportat;on $150 373 7191 4 61 1. [and Clearing Siding 8 soffut System AlSo ESTERSON LAPIOCLEARING Root'ng. Gutters 20 yrs. Exp EaI Song Co 85) 953 Bulldozing. E'cavat Ditch work Fill dirt, lO Soil. 372 $9 A t,...,-, p •' = Radio & TV OlIVE III TV 5ER'jCl Ft r r Service 70? Live Oak Blvd CuiISCIbCrI p Pnc'c t3 l _________________________ _________________________ WANT TO SELL Beauty Care Lkung for a job? The Classified Acts will h,IV you find that job 4mmercial Pro __________________ It of building zoned for off ices 149,900. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 37)635); 830 6433; eves in 8970 -. ', ___________-eaI Estate Wanted __________________ - - -- - v'11Z Bu.nq a n home? Moving to an 1 apartmznt' iO''rIl S BE AU 7 Y SALOPI — fc'rmeniy hlJrneet's Beauty Noo&) Get some ,',ct:on wIN a Herald , (iOSSefied act We'll help you write Hauling ____________________ HAUL l'lG Trash Pernova, Iku (i':inup v,,rd ',crk Rra',.'n.ii'', 12) 7157 8. Serce 21 Ar (cod 'orung 37) 6V7 — Merchandise _______________________________ - 'hz/:,;al'. .. , ..-. , .- c...... - . - ', - - ' 't ' I - ___________________________________ 'i ' - Alterations Dressmaking. ides rr. chren' Qrjp, Quits, - - ' ,,* i', . i. jp,',. .r- - ...'- '. nierior, Exter,or Plaster Patching & simulated ________________ brick______________________ & 510CC specialty 3722700 3,.,.I • ' t.i, .' "1 Upholstering Cu,iiit, OphCiStenq I ree Ouck up P. ('t'i''."t', (111 tc trtC U Commercial 3?) Si _____________ .to' " )'ci-, •, ,4 Street Lights •Sidewalks Covering nearly 1¼ acres. Idyliwilde Homes By Located in Wekiva River Estates -r P1,, : .'. '1'l I.,. not far from the river. PROFESSIONAL MAID SERVICE F-or Free Ettimate Call Cathy, 32 11 CalI37J9)iy -- PUT REST IPIN CONSTRUCTION Inc 39,OOO kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Co,.'ntet tops. Sinks Ifl5tIlIIuon I ,)V4I,loble Bud Cabin. 3770037 I ., ,' ______ '. - '',. - ¶ c ' - ' ' ,r '-4',, .. ''I' ______ "L" "54'P,u .! 1 _______ ......... i.';- .s .J p ,\x" ,1 ' ',ou need for thoSe big ones with a want ad -'''' ,ts'iir 4:, : - '. j.. '.': :'I" ç "..YY'" 1 Photography WELLSDWIL, ED. pt,'rT SPRINKLER SYSTEP.' -w, .INi, 1, .'t,ill',4fl CcckOyne I Pu' w"dit.ng pl'uc!os ru'lscviabty Pc.'d Pecxe 323 6)6.4 — ,,. v ;; 64)) Window Service Pot '.'ouu• Psomes 372 0779 II you are having dilfty 0 J placebo live, car to drive, a ob. or S.Orn.' Stfvi(C ',ou h3v neti,j of. — j ' P4@'.'t I '.'1'IlOvf i. E •I j P ,j,, '\l 'p''', '4.'%".* y,, " Pressure Cleaning ___________________ Williams Accou nt"gIllHOUSCS ," r. ,,5 1nd St 5F- . ,o . JALOUSIE WINDOWS with eft,c,.nt Single em t.-, t:'e .ridows Oil 997 - - -. ..r' All types anct sizes We repar ano Sirvec SUPPLY CO ED S PRESSURE 'i%'ASt-i snct,yidu&l, Busness Hwy 1197 , ç Points Phont 3?? ?13 i14tC - _______________________ ____________________________ fh'and.n & Groor ---w ___ .. _____________________________ '- ______________________________ itic011iC laX Ref urns - ' '' '. - Wall Papering Pet Care Sanford 322 1771 _________________________ _______________________ Free Estimate Call SEARS Iii - ____________________________ I'n -! lcfren(nAve 373 7310_— .. PAUL "LATER New Vinyl Flooring Income Tax Sery. '-,• 'es5f'ca Wallpaper l'l.n )(f' :arpentry Rem'.djeuinQ. Add,ti0C — '"' ... '. .. Cented RCSId,ntlal Commercia rreeEttmates Ph 3fl7j ____________________________________________________ Sanford Auctien .' - 'I %C•Ii) ;PJ° $! ft.,.'c'& .½''' '.'5r-.!" " ii'/' ti ' j - 41 ,'j"' 1,' 'I • '5 4Jfr"4f ,.., PiA.T ., "U,. 'v"4.'....... "fJ C - Free Irsperton 323 7956 ---_______ SOc .e, I4l AT NC, A ND .EIl P(,'Rlr l(ATiQlj SY ST Eft.'S (Thu Puu,l ('ez,lnz 1)3 3)) 31)9 . , . .' -. 4.,. ? Sq. Yard .' '' ' i . Installcarpetandylnyl W0IItOwU 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath home with II amenities, A beautiful wooded lot 'r'* -t 1i -. c.( 'y'' - -n.,',,0, y... , 'l ,.ç -" !'l" _•,- 5q 7I . s4'''7- Free £5l,matc 37) 6035 Assorted Colors . _____________________________ Pj 57 :'; U:Carpentry, Concrele, 32? 8165 lJ ______________________ Remodeling, Roofing, Free Nei'd help on th4t Saturday lOb' , Paneling, doors. WindO5 hungs Oncretcwork,r?c 6ythenovr,, by the lob 377 9363 - I( _'i' ec t4 4( Home Improvem ents .tj'1 r# __________________________ ____________________________________ .'1.frL' '-",-"''' .',I'c"'''. l*fo? '"i .'--" -. . ° " '- - -ii: ,.,,e . '.4' . :r_.c'. '1 C' ''1.01"." . ,,,4-"." '-'i" _;' ':'- " ' , - -. p -'-' .' ... . '&'S "l(&'h' 4 ,,4yqi f " ' k' '"' air5 till np5 .' ' .a ,q_ - -z • .- '''•s, ,',•'.t,'.'. - ,.-,, ' Sewing CLASSIFIED ADS ',S'iLL FIND a new home for ' everything even for you! Pest Control REALTORS MLS MSPARK - - - _______________________ ____________________ Stenstrom Realty Call Saord's als Leaaer ,,',,,, -. ;n, ' ,,r - '1,, - -s .r -'.!:'x_,.'o-".-,.?;.,,',.,-rr..-' -- ,,, ..,.','.,..t •• 11 th'ngl All work 6OGDEN ROOCING 2)670o Painting -, ,I'f" '.:" ,tr 5 - OUT THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR i Upholstering Donna Canada, 3720707 A FRACTION OF Tt-itp COST F!Ofrø TODAy S .%'r ADS' _____________________ Pti0 Si',. n D,kes Plt',Itmnuj & List Now ,;..,';-'r>' 7-cJr ' - - - Rocf.r.ç Aruç j C.,'.e''r , 1 ________________________ P4Orn 04 BPP Warranted Home' - call 37) 6744 an ad that will bring a fast sale _______________ _________________________ CALL 372 761; Expert room — '- - r;.';,.c,-,'it r"-a. Roofing - 519 E First, -.-.,-, 5-4 - ;1.:',',4c.''3-;r;.".':-:..',--: ,- - ,.t YOUR HOME? H eater Cleaning 9di&tLide 7)1 W 25th Sanford, Fia. - 75 foot Apollo. Dodge O engne, mileage, All steel frame - mnnqs -- •'' Beach, Fla, 32034 or phone 9044. 79*1. it lS—RecreaIIi VehicIe _______________________ ___________________________ — 373 1714 - _________________________________ , s RI Al TOIlS -, '1 paved Streets •Sewers Transportation ,.-....- -_______________________ '- - Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From HOMES OF DISTINCTION Large Wooded Lots collect, Mr Carson, II) 576 3320 UCy of DEALERSHIP January, $916 AVAILABLE_ Portable (Seal) buildings, pee. *ssembled, pre finished, In colors. Arthur H. Beckw,tl',, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Martha T. Veblen Deputy Clerk _______ WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES hours weekly with complete companytralningan1,0C5,, up. lnvestrne, it of $400 $3000 Call 5l, _ ______ _________ ______ before the 25th iument may be enteresj against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint e', _____ 4. ____ I / ______ / 323734o - - Dean As Personal Representative __________ S i Cc:or TV's from 5.30. 61W. 11cm m Servic- all mak Call "S,',ntorcts Sales Leader" Estimates Noorjob too32) large small Call Red John, 5001or Trent Exterminating Co -- Corn Prompt Serv:ce' ________________________________ piete Pest Control and Tecmuting SR 4 ______ 1200 French Ave. S Our home With alum AT 322 . 242O ANYTIME ______ - Tractors & fluitter 95 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If r1(,Ir.qp REEL'S BODy $17 5pp Classified Ad didn't work thr wnoldn', be Any -- — terms 129.500 ALIAMONTE AREA-. WOOded lot, ioo, 133' See it ow 11, WANT TO SELL OR PENT' V17 5 FRFNCHP4W'I' U fo it's you to ___ the items OUR 'PATENTED" out on a _ SANFORD AUCTION -- 3)D'x 1370', zoned agriculture, good 24 His 0OLLARISTRETOHER H STOP & LOOK for the display ad uinnouix,ng th opening of San 'onus newest anct unusual Citus Q'ieen Nursery, corner Wrkivus Park Dr anct SR 46 Jo B Cawley, Sr - Aluminum Siding 10 acres, bath house & shower. Florida room off pool h5 ts.jlIt In bar, refrigerator, fireplace, PLUS screened patio $39,500 OWNER FINANCE: 3 BR. 1 bath, paneled, large fenced lot for pool or garden, Only $19,000 SOUTHERN LIVIN'-- Older 2 Stony home, I BR., I', bath, formal From Ranch Hou , IU t) sold to the highest bidder along with our regular line of lvi, ap pliances and miscellaneous merchandise flankAmr,,i Charge welCCe' ,, 303 )$ôlaVter 5pm . . huge 70'40' hourglass Pool with hwy. 17.97 Acro :JknrJ1,h FOR SALE s - 185' deepona corner site l,666q OPEN TODAY 1 TOl 3Mo. -óMo,& 1' PUBLIC AUCTION fl'BtL, ' Carpet ' Shampooer for only 11.50 per day. 7Auto Pans CARROLL'S FURNITURE _______________________________ __________________________ 53WRadiSteo Scm 'mOle 6. Voluii Counties Acreage Tracts, Smill & large TERRY REALTY. REALTOR. 670071) LAKE MARY BLVD - 120' frontage t, e':emir:',ir, SCt,'vji arid c tOrCh F- n.anc rlg 5 ready Quief area 177.700 Unfurnished 322-2090 Prolessionall, Mani.,qi'd ___ LAKE MARY - I Bedroom frame home, 510,900 Forrest Greene, Inc. 1)0 6833 REALTORS 3)) 633) PINECREST (be h in d Galleries) tfa'e received large Sefecton of Quality couches, chairs, chests, drefler%, beds and co(ktailtabmes, - I'.' 713i S Elm 377 9365. Forrest Greene, Inc. CALL TO SEE or _ AUTOMATIC, At TER HRS I 32) 9f1 rm. Furnished 1505W. 25th - 377 2118 REALTOR APARTMENTS i SUPER.DUPER, ,.,_, 2371 Part Dr 411age TOWNHOUSES ' - I 3)7 3991 2 BEDROOM ' TRY OUR NEW, CALL NOW WINT ER SPRINGS- 3 Bedroom home with Ienced yard. utility Luxury Patio Apartments .1 V 1I Park are,, home, JIMHUNIREALTYNC, • 2 317 6653 - Jen LA MAP LAKE MARKHAM- Large nicely PI.no I Organ Sales & Serv We buy t.ni' one "n be Seller or ,t KET buyer woodect canal front lot, $5500 Cd pianos & trade Lessons- Plo charge All Admitted free Come Organ, guitar accordion, air, kitchen equipped, drapes. 2 ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary. browse every Sunday 9 to 3 al the Pci. & group, Ball's Puano&Organ extra rooms to use as u like! Movueland Drive in Theatre, South Sales. 301 W 1st 372 almost an acre of river front with Front Screened porch! Another I I? 97 Phone 3?? 1216 beautiful trees, great fishing Warranted home for only $17,900. Owter says "Submit offers" ______________________________________________________ Call Sanford'i Sales Leader LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront AT 322242O ANYTIME tot ona peninSula for unoMtructect DIR scenery 173.000 REALTORS M LS 2565 PARK __________________________________ F TU AREA 1', keep horse, deeded Ia SO'r.vileges, terms OVIEDO- S Bedroom, 2 story older 57,500 home, even a basement. scremed Swimming pool, situated Ofl Over LAKE FLORIDA NEAR BY' acre 142.500 )00'x140' nicety wooded, area of ____________________________ WE TAKE TRADES ardens Legal Notice ,w, CLASSIFIED AVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS 01 Merchandise Every Day try One' FOR SALE. Approximately one acre, 200 ft frontage, on Lake Harney L Swanson, P R. Gc'ttyurq, Pa 17375 rww homes. 5.6.300 10514 SunIjod Drive - 3 BR, 2 bath. LAKE MARY - 3 Bedroom, take fenced, large shaded lot. Orlando front home, owner wtII 5wap LAKE I 77] 1016 HELEN- - _____ - Bearoon,. 2 balh oIixk house in country, 0111611 1 Fireplace, lot, 100'i7So 5.35.000 3730336 Lake Mary -- 2 bdr. Fla nm, tented yard. shade 111,000 or best _ otfe'r Owner 17? ISO? - RAYMOND.I.e BALL Peg Real Estate Broker 37? 5641 Atter Hrs 811W Ist5t Sanford _____ _________________________ _____ "a'. 373606lar3 )OSileves • . -- WANT SOMETHING SPECIAL? Bedrooms, 1 bath, central heat Wc(4 Real Estate flrok,'r 4S PARK San ford, ON '.'.P I NE ?97811wy l 97 JUST LISTED! t 3 Bedroom home on .1 Beautiful lots with 21 fruit trees, 2' acres with Small lake, Do your 372 5961 13$ AIm0 Ave E V Fotter, Lakp fishing, right In your backyard! Mary, 372 MIS 1971 ChrIer needle nose 5Pd Lovely inside, Near I I and 46 boat, 13 ft., 103 hp. ChrsIec west, You've got to see to ap. AND THINK A MINUTE. If engine, total time 15 hours predate! 143.500. CIOStufied Ads didn't work -Call 327 163). We Buy Furniture there wouldn't be any id 17971177, Lonqwocxj SHOW AND TELL!! This showplace 373 1570 cr831 O3 Al TAMoiyr.,. "-C" 9st, DAVES'37) 9310 ___________ rtt, ivk ,l uwi, luny. ______________________________ Evinruoc. tilt 1S0'xi40' ona corner lot with 50' I trailer Sell or lrLde for antique Wanted to buy used office furniture baths, split plan, immaculate, -. 1977 Opel 1900 coupe, low mileage. lake front, paved streets 1)0,300,, Any ,ir. S.lbot on motorcycle 333 fenced yard, beautiful eat in Quant,ty new lnspectipn, 1 owner. Will take NOLL'S __________ 1835 Casselberry. Hwy Il- 97 830 47 trade. P4 the money. 3223335 kitchen, central air, car. ALTAMONT E- S wooded Sites, ________ piling Low down, heat no qualifying 73')73' each on blacktop street. Anohhir BPP Warranted home for 1970 Maverick, 1 Owner. 11.193 37? ' -7 All for Swap & Trade 59sicaI '50 ---. rcndise . iust 579.000 alter C Call SAond 5 Sales Leauer G eneva .... . _________ . -----___ Home 04 DPP Warranted Itome ii 4 IUrdu ,IntA No 5.37.300, anytime, 365 62 - Stenstrom Realty , U ó2— —Equipmen? for Rent — * ' Get ' Em While * Highway 46 Flea Market, Monday, Feb. 16, 7 P.M. , CONTRACIOR's EOUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT NCWOrSd Used Ford, Kubota Pef'ib0fl Sales, Rental, Service II? MgnoI,', Anu At TAI,'OPITE SPRINGS 0311344 • I (':p COMPANY - Rrigertor. Dryer. Bunk BedS and Dishwasher Phone 337 7613 . Noon, Every F;iday Heavy Equipment ________________________ —..-..--------_------------.-----STOP AND THtNY. A MUIUTE If ClassifIed Ads didn't work then' aouidn I Pe OvOitahle 617 1617 _________________________ TAF F ER REALTY — 35— Mobile Home Lots v;ereil you no longer use? Sell it all with a ClassIfied Ad In The Herald Call 377 2611 or 83) 9993 and 0 friendly ad visor will help you - EP1MouE WASHER,parts. Service, usect machines MO0NEYAPPLIANCES)71Ø9, ______ 12 Have serr,o cap;r 63A- ._ ___________________________ ____________________________ R .CIUCCd to $43,900 641 . 34-h}biIe Homes ______________________________ -- 17 A(reS I? lots, new 21' 5. Oh wide mobile home, fenced ',slure large garden ready to plant Sellor trade for motor home or travel trailer, LO.atect off Wilson P at Puiola, E of WiIn School, follow sign. 373 6091. 'WEt-SAVE Irony, i t,- ', Osteen Good terms Discount for CuiSPi Conditional permuf for * They' re Hot '' * BR 11Cr ,,irct C,,, port, Sun room 5223 372 6196 - _________ -. • - MAITLAND- By Owner MUST SELL immaculate 3 BR, POOL and goif course! You can't beat it! _ ______________ lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath home in -NEEDA RENTAL? Check Our Listings STEPJSTROM REALTY 2563 Park Or. REAL TOP 372 2170 Adults $773 montn DeLand 734 S2—Appliaeice Dealers Auction At ion — __________________________ - furniture WnOd or Steel desks (c%CCutiC desk & Chain, serretanenl desks & chai,, Straight hairs, filing abnci as us. CaSh an carry P4OLL'S Co%seIerr',, I? 9, o -— - ._. . 72-Auction . - —_- 43tACrge - ,_ PUT YOUR VALENTINE in this PhOnt' 372 1549 . '72 1496. 317 1914 377 1959,372 ii _________________________________ _________________________ 'JLS...11JLIUIIl l3GC3It ' - Cunncrai 1ir.d,,'t MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 199) 19193 French DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick Broker +y',nc'4'r,",m --.-.. ___________ ________ BR,2bath $O down and assome payments Phone 349 56 after 6 pm __________ 32—Houses Unfurnisheci - _________ Stemper Realty ____________ ------ Used office - lyr Spanish) BR. I' hafh, carpet. DELTOP1A)flp,pI,5 all central P4 A, lenced Small eQuity Ivick, Sunhcn family room, *,ill 10 .nd take over 7 pc t mortgage 869 sall carpet, 7 car garage, cjtruis 1557 or ) 3)95 Quilore, $12,500 Alto) BR. 7 b,tth, WANT T0SELL 7 Car garage with electric door Call "S,infora's Sales Leader" p'nu rear yard completely STEPISTROM REALTY tencu-d, lOSe to Shopping plaza, ?c6s P,,rk, 131.300 REAL TO 377 '''''" * ________________ BROKERS Paptn'. 37? 1301 372 6457 One BR. ftirn 'ip, "1Ctt li. .'r .urr' ,'r P., nut ;.:.,i' 3105 I; 2 2 S P. wt. 'is flht7CI,'.n17),t. reduced to 113.000 2 car garage, large lot Priced 1972 Sheraton 65'x17', onfurnishect,2 DS 377 617) 3777352 Sunday, Feb. Is, i7—ss ___________________ —Oflice Supph Assume Payments DELTOPIA-- Swimming Pool home 5ing, Deal Aria Sew Zg Zaj (16'x32' Kreened), lit area, 2 BR, - - ........... '-— -needle position Sewurig mathne 7 bath, 7 car garage with door For Sale by Owner-- 7 oedroom. andcabenef Pay balanceof U? or ner, Fin room, pOtio, worth Florida room. l00'x ISO lot, trees I? patments of $6 SO See at looking at BY OWNERPlrar Sanford 323 93)6 ________ -SAPIIORO SEWlNr, ('FNTED 0an fl'1v ! 30? E 1st St Downtn DUPLEX 7 bedroom concrete Very low down and take over IllS 337911)- -block, excellent condition, no City permonlnpaymentsonj 0rOon ---. taxes; by owner )77 FRf GIF 'WRAPPING All Baby home at )7 Lincoln Or,' Call Gifts, Knits, Chnustenng Gown MOB HOME on h' acre lot, Dave at 067 PAYTOPI'S CHILDREN'S WEAR river privileges, en lake County. ;vIops,,,,,,llh,s 1IS. Ph 377 110' 42biIe Hos COMMERCIAL LOT on West First St - Round oak tables. fiflithed or un I OUR 10 l.cru' 'r,Ir Hillcrest llxW. 2 bedroom, central fiflithM ' rIr air, carport, skirting, awning, 323 3726 excellent condition Offered by -HAL COLBERT Savings& Loan 56)14 per month — Phone 37] 5I or 030 0008, nightS S1 — HOuSChold Goods 1 I IN( oi3 416 lUll 13th 37) 703? _____________________________ Twin 8s HALA C0I BERT, REALTOR 1973 6r,es ne Rulmona I SEt MA WILL IAMS, Assoc,ate Comple?e,$6O rniIi home. onnple't,'iy SI'? tl LPS 37? OiSI7nr 377 $587 Phone 373 9356 itI, j),',IiO ,n(1 wflunq 'n molt -- Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. , REALTY Cte,,n 3 bedroom I' ',th, avocado Stove & refrugen,,tor, blue carpet. central heal & .'r GENERAL CONTRACTOR furnished or on furnished Ideal location Reasonable rent 36$ 3721 anytime — for Sa Strppinq a Waxing & Business F 'en' I.rI 1900 .111(1 ,iSSUi!lu' PINECREST- 3 BR, t' bath, I $I7 unonip, Pl' central heat Our, new roof and MONEY 575.900 MAKER-. 3 bedroom paint, Ft-IA commitment 124.750. 1973 Attntj, 17'x63' unfurn,shed, home, planned for day nursery, SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 bath, central air Conditioner g heat air, fencect yard, financing (Cfldetion 3 tiP 5601)0 )7),9 available 177.000 ISYR FHAFINAPICIPIG RETIREMENT SPECIAL- Fur SOUTh PIPIECREST 3BR, 7 bath flushed 7 rooms. rnIral location. GEGOR'y MObILE HOMES rece reduced to 122.000. nice Area. $16,500 )to Orinn:t Drvc W000MERE 3 BR, I' b,lth. 5',rtrij 3235200 ct'ntral heat a ir. Immaculate CHOICE IIOMESI TEID acres. 121000 575000 wIl spit 2 New double wide, fully set up in IN COUNTRY-. 3 BR, I bath, quiet adult park Central air, 170'x94' lot, Furnished $71,000 screened room, carports and HAROLD HALL LAKE FRONT-- Beauliful new Skirts $1,000 under unvoete No home inllnestsect,onofDeBary 3 lI At TOIl 3?) 3771 dealers, please Phone 37)6031 or BR, 2 bath, family room, enclosed 30 000, P4iqht c*ione 678 5569 . JOHNNy WALKER - CX T)UPL - scelneous 41—Houses - mortgage with very low down Payment and Pay only $160 month, 3 bedrooms, central air, $70,900. Hurryt .'. ... 41-Houses ' ATTEPITION RENTERS_ Assume I (Ii (D('iomc, 7 baths, double cJ,lra Split bedroom arrang'n,ent. built fldlittnwather w w carpet, central h ,, u'.cillnt l,Indsrapni: 331 6 I .. i 3lA-pIex . _____ ,, - BAMBOO COVE APTS ', .. ____________________ A WONDER A' WORK' PIKe a Classified Ad n the Herald today 3I—Ai1ments Furnished '' IIi'S iii rouryn LII),- tq'Iiit-d (or:iu'r tot Across from woo Family room Elementary school ,,; per month, option available CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR -- — 8)) 8772 Garnett White ______ i11 _____________________ ____ — ______ . IL 4UEóó ____ . - - P. q iJ(',lI Ltatc Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC . 107W Commercial Phont' 327 lUl Santr.' .'.;.; - —. --- -. - '* RENT PURCHASE ______ -- -- -. ____ . 322.7643 LAL TOR5 WINTER SPRI5 Call . FT- U Ovie. Duplex, furn Or Ideal lO(uit,O Rrasoc,thle 1. 321.0041 7 Ofluces attached Warcuse truCk height Larue lncrd Ousdt . o* , - VACANT 7 fiR ,th l'llfliiy rrOrii, ?1r . Ave. Owner, BR. rrenei1 b,ck c.'rti. lrut tr, CII liI,'tj bath, c,,rp4.,ed Fr . Turin'. 317.500 space heater. kitchen eQuiPped, MOSS I E C. BATEMA N wither, dryer. 372 0211 or after 372 0315 Ru'ii Urot'r Real Estate TWENTY WEST is the BEST buy on this 3 bedroom, )' th nearly new home with central heat and air. Privacy wall in back Many for $75,op LOTS AND ACREAGE _______________________ .. ' Real Estate I vi( i lit I Isr ION? 7 Comm,r,,,I stores. Ave , 7 opts 7), large & uiirp. Si)Srno Dep IIOflOfl0r,.,ap.Afl i 799 1570 or ev' 3?? 3)07 . — Kish ' . 11 )P I 1? BR. all GE kitchrn, '' ____ 41—HOUSCS 0nvr Crimmerc,al Dropity, Znneci C on I lanu' h.qtns,,y v,tth 7100 Sg It it & Wuirehous,' Space Call )?J6)l9afi,' 5 2nd lI0'f ,'u.er m'nf r('i'ned porch, pnivuile ',,erc, air i,(1,?,ner Re',ison,,t1,' - - --_______ ' ' .-.,. ,,..,, ' iii iipi ... -. ' --.- ' II 'iTi ,ij 30'A1rtInents UnfUrflj5 , -. - -- '-" __________________________ 4—Personals .n., 'ii IL1lNc, IT MAKES CASt-s IL C F I. Ci AScII o (,e ij r t 'j ., i , ) ': -V . ' :. . I . .- .. . -. - ____ 31-Business Property -.-____ n-Rooms Lx - . - . - . — -- • , , - CLASSIFIED ADS .Ø; u OrIQndOWiflte( Pwk a.Ii I1 lamengagnbunessati955 I I y Seminole I Sanford Avenue. Sanford, Seminole i County, Florida, under the fIctitious The HUSkCy Co to Richard H 831-9993 322-2611 Fert Mountain Constr, Co. to weisbftg & wi MichI D, Lot 26. Cflarpj Doloi-. J Ahrarn to Evt'rs Et Hazel R Lamb to Pan Amer. inda Dveson & hb 6111 to Claude name of THE FIRING PIN arid that D Jones & I, Thelma E.. Inc Lot 4, 81k D. Swe'twater Oaks, On, lot S. 81k 6, The Colonnades, Vat'ghn & wf Lizzie, Lot 127, Lake I I intend tO ree5ter said name with 81k A, Swe,?water Oaks, Sec 3. Lot 4)6. Fore't flrook Fifth Sec Sec 3. 1,54.300 RATES IS? Sec. $16,100. 1)1900 I4amret Ests, $74,000 CLASSIFIED DEPT. (rcut Ccr?, Clerk c? 136.3o Donald A. Smith £ wf. Carol to James M Ifoftrwr to Mary L. Seminole County, Florida n ac Robert W Whtakr to Douglas Peitter Constr Co. lix to Knot 41c a line Thi,d Mt Constr Co to Lynn A 1 thru s times John G. Mobillo, Sr. a wi. Barbara I Almany, S 314 54' of N 574,51. of N ProprtI, Lot 25. 81k 8. Spring Cooper Pfofirier. Lot 19, 61k D. Camelot Unit cordance with the provIsions of the HOURS lic a line v.i iane N LI 17 flik E. Lot 1, SI" times 6 thru 73 I. %l00 K, Summrt No., Sec 4, 17l9cPi. of NE'4 of Nw Fictitious Name Statutes, to w't Vtly Farms. Sec 10, 117.300 70 I+dj LI Un 16, si,00 5:30P.M. 26 times , 7032, 800 AM. Ies N. 3)' for rd,, $10,500. Joel Sharp Jr md. I Trvs?ee to Charles H. I. Spnlgg to Winnell Section 165.09 Florida Statutes (S7,00MlNlMUMI_I1MKUJ MONDAY tnru P'KIURT sPnigg. Lot IS, 81k A,WInf,rWoJs Henry T. Meiner & wf Emily to (197)). Universal Howard Co. W 73' of N id Un. No. I. 1100. 100' of E 200' of 81k A, Semoran Pacesetter fluilders Inc,. Lots 21. 77 The Larry T. WIIliam 3 LII1CS Minimum SATURDAY 9Noofl 1,i(ael H. Sarni & wI Sherry Lcc & 73. 81k H, West Aitamontc. Hts., Corp. Square, 172.300 to Charles C. Lee I WI flokocn, 5 Sec 2. 117.000, Larry T. Williams, Booth HigglnsJohnson co Debra J. Watson 10 Gary M. 140' of W 100' of W: of 81k E, Tr. 10, President DEA DLIt' ES Partnerthup to Universal Hosari Put!i'.h Jan. 25. Feb I. I. 15. 1976 Watson £wf Debra RepI. Tracts, I, 7, 7, 10, 131 5', ofli, Co. N 100' of E 200' of 61k A, it U. 81k A. Longwood North, 5)00. less 81k H, Ir. $0, Sanlando Spgs, Semonan Sq.. less W 13' 1)7,500 DEV 121 Before PubHcQtion Noon The Dc $41,300 The First State Bk of Miami to Trvstts, Atico MIg Inv Etc to NOTICE OF SUIT Se'n Home Mtg. Co. Lots 1?, CombankWP, Trustee, Condom THE STATE OF FLORIDA l"loon FddQy SUndO1y is, lOS, 109, 1)7, II), 111. 1)5, 116, $17, Unit No 1 E. Oak Hart r Sec 1 IL.J P.MhiLJ'4 PIAMILTON 1)00 _________________ 119, 120 & 12) Grovevii'w Address Unknown Legal Notice Village, $317,100 _______________________________ __________________________ Oak Harbour Corp to Coenbank. _______________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED (1 _______________________ WP, Tnnte,, Comdem, Unit i.E Oak that a Suet has been tiled against you REGISTRATION OF I Hirbour Sac, On,, $44, in the Circuit Court of Seminole FICTITIOUS NAMES 18-Help Wanted Lee Carl Miller & wf TInA I We the undersignrvj, being duly County, Florida, entitled: In Re Legal ..otice L Mler tOMl Guar Ins .s,,, • -, Th.a **i...., I ....._,.M L:E nht' %JiJt'f OgItI ve,.i i.,. P1.fluns a Marcella to 141:41 131411 ASSOCIAILS iou ty ttI 16, Weatherifield, 2nd Inc., lotsó; in. HAMILTON, Husband, that the names 04 all persons IN TH& CIRCUIT COURT OF nd COIIOL t '.t 1'iO6LEM 7&I, Sec F,& Lots29 3 JohnA.Sniall,y&wfCathrynM., LI I THE F • pin iencecl INewly Licensed Addn, 123000 terested in the business or KATHLEEN HAMILTON, Wif&'. 13). Sec 0. Foxmoor Un 1,1)3.000. 1&N50o172,BIk C, HenionsAcres, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. " YOIIP AItY' inn Sanford s S,ltes LcuiUer'" Joseph L. Taylor S. Nta to Wade Civil Action No 761)0 CA OlE The Nader Homes. Inc. to Jimmy E profesilon carried on under i CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 137,500. AL ANON H Nichliø I WI. C Eli:., Lot IS, STENSTROM REALTY Brown & wI Diane J.. Lot 62. Lake name of NATIONAL FIRE SAFETY Of thiS suet is to ottain a For tami.s. or Inend of prht.m 2S8SParkDr, Bernard M Dc Vinny I . I COUNTY. FLORIDA. !" 14, REALTOR 377 7i70 e.0 ,t't. Searcy Sbor,, 133,100. COUNCIL at 727 Royal Oaks Circle, dSsolutiøn ot marriage, determine NO. 74•12CA09-C de,nkrns tO Howard C Heath & WI Ruth L., 179.000. J Longwood, Florida 32750 and the that the HuSband has a special Sara 0. Davis loim. Fisher to Lot 23.61kG, Camelot Un. 2.126,700. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR For further ,nformation tall 42) 4307 ChrIy M. Jeffery to Marma N;rses; RN'S; LPN's. Aides, Aide Hunter 0 SmIth & wI Darlene N.. LI extent of the interest of each. Is i% equity in, and require you to convey TOAGE ASSOCIATION, or write Wm Edmunds & Doris to Wm. J. Atlene Phelps, Beg at NE cor. ot Lot follows S 81k E Engtith Ests. Un, 3, 147,500 Companion. Needed immediately 10 the husnd ond divest yourself of Plantiff, Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O Korlb & wf Katharine .1., part of Lot 4. 61k , Sanlando the Suburb NATIONAL CHILD SAFETY th following described property 670 0636 vs. Wilco Homes, Inc. to FF., On., 7, 81¼ A, Sanlando Springs Tn. 14. fox 333. SanIord. Fla, 3277) Be.Iuteful, Lii Sf00 i JOHN H. STEVENS. SR ci at. COUNCIL. a Michigan non profit localed en Seminole County, Florida, Lot 17, On,,nta Gdns., 2nd Addn., $2.0. _______________________________ 130.100. charitable corporation, 1063 Page to wit Ott ertlant Milton C Jones I wi Atic to I not be responsible for Lot 1, Block A. LITTLE WE K WA Avenue. P 0. Box 200. Jackson, NOTICE TO DEFEND Paul 0. Laniveere S. Nancy C. to Percy L. Mrrcer & *1 Va. K.. Lot II. I jtTjfIijkV l ,Add debts incurred by anyone Other Ste n s from NUMBER Michigan 19701, Extent of Interest ESTATES, TO JOHN II STEVENS. SR ONE, Paul 0. Lariviere, Lot 7, 61¼ A. 81k 6. Fairlane Ests.. Sec I repl !h,n myself as of February I?. Wintr Springs, 1100 100 Per Cent. Seminole county, Florida. Plat Book and ELLEN M. STEVENS, 5.31.300. 1976 National Child Kuron W. McMinn to Alava Mc 9. l'aoc 57, Public Record) of his Wife Frederick w. flerens Inc. to Jerry Th ree To Staff EdwardE (PeeWecl Owens ')'OL R liii!!. UI Minn. El4 of SI. plus W'1 of S' of L. M'e 5 WI JcJilfl 5.rnnM County. rtcr;.j, 5.if' CCtflC'f Retictence Unkuiiu Lot 53 DESK CLERK--- Experienced NCR GMC truck, " of SE'4 less W 10', Sec 2121-3), Winter Spning, Un 4 By: If. R. Wilkinson Last Known Address: Ili'rbert Stentrom, Pruident 42CC FACED WI lIt A ORINMINC a Lot 0, Horsesh Its President .md to dctermne child cus?ociy and ill Cloter Farms, C Anne C li(f, ji t Kerrnt NELDER- 6 monthi minimun, uf SterI.st.roilU licalty, Sanfurd .' PROBLEM other relief. Slate 01 Michigan C.1sseterni, I )rda E Itoqgs, mom NW cor of Lot experience in Mig welding Sheet I Pi'rhaps AlcOhOliC AnOnymouS announced the appointment of You are hereby requir County of Jackson SUIT TO to file Harold W Leggelt & Marilyn to Wtt't Farms. 13,100. metal fabric experIence helpful. Can Help your written defenses '.sith the Clerk Sworn to and subscribed FORECLOSE MORTGAGE three new associates to his Clifford J Zimmerman & WI Michael P. MuGlrt £ Linda to Needed right away. Call 173 1557 me this 19th day of January, AD, of the said Court and serve a copy You, JOHN H StEVENS, SR. and Elmer W. Carrier £ *1 Katharine, firm, Sherra Jones, Carol Barbara J,Lot 137, Woodcrest ETAIL SALES- Do you qualify? Write P 0 fits 12)) 1916. thereof upon the Husband or the Lot 76, 81¼ 1 repI. SI, I £ 2 No. Orl. ELLEN M. STEVENS, hiS sslfe, and 132,500 IECRETARY.BOOKKEEPERBreedlove, and David Farr, Sanlord, FIor.da)7771 Commission expires June .4 1979 Husband'sattorneys. whosea(drest alltfloseclalming any right, title or Bedford E Wilder tg Rosemarie Townsitv. 4th Addn. No. On., Must have tax experience. Lots of annexed hereto, on or before interest by, through or under you, Janet Smith Mrs. Jones, was born and t Wilder, Lot 161 E hf of 15. 81¼ 525,000. public contact here. Notary Public Fefruary 7ith, 1976. or a Default will AP.E YOU TROU8L ED? Call TgII are hereby notified that a complainl in Sanford. She and her £6, Sanlindo the Suburb Beautiful. i :oox - Good experience. Steady be entered against you. Free. 6.41 7017 for "We Care"PubliSh: Feb. 1. L 15, fl, 1976 to fonectose a certain mortgage on work. husband Gerald, and their two Palm Springs Sec., 1100. DEW.) WITNESS my hand and seal as 'Hotlbne," Adults or Teens Legal Notice Eva 0. Lightner, wid. to Ace _______________________________ thefollowing described property to __________ Clerk _______________________________ PAINTENANCE COUPLEwit: of the Circuit Court ton children reside In Idyliwilde. Builder%lnc.,Lotó,Longwoo4Jpifles Apartment furnished. Super NOTICE OF SALE Eve, Seminole County, Florida, thiS 72nd DarlIng 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Lot 3.04 THE COLONNADES, 2nd Mrs. Breedlove was born and 1100. employer, Notice iS hereby given that pur day of January, 1976 Love is a million "out of this world" EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R. Section, accordIng to the Plot Hugh Carlton & Darlene . to reared in Tampa. She and t suant to the Final Judgment of fSeaI) -WE SELL SUCCESSkissei. May we live to be a hun. thereof, as recorded in Pint Book $6. husband, Robert, reside in H Cartton. DvM, Lots 91 10 81¼ A. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ForecIos,,'e and Sale entered in the II Cr 'merc'al 373.5176 ctrrci and enjoy a million more, Page 11, of the Public Records 01 Arthur H. 8eCkith, Jr. COUNTY, FLORIDA Samson pedog inthe Circuit Court in Love. Adam Cler', ,t the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida, a ¼ a 111 Stone Island. Thomas J. McElroy £ wI. Vivian PROBATE DIVISION WANT To SELL arid for Seminole County, Florida, By Mary N. Darden .Cloisters Cove, Caslelberry, CASE NO. is.ni.cp Farr was born in Orlando, to ThomaJ, McElroy £ WI. Vivian captioned CURTIS T. DERRICK YOUR HOME' Deputy Clerk to In Ri: Estate of Florida. together with Tappan 5Lost & Found Elsrman J. Mack £ wI. Wilma uying a new home Mow'ng to an He, his wife Mary and (our d GERTRUDE E. DERRICK, his SAM E MURREIL & SONS (No 377601232), ___________________________ Elliott Sirmans I, WI. Beth, Lot SI, I PATRICIA F, TAYLOR, wife, Plaintiffs v apartment' TALLI', 1 Attomnt's ti Oi'i.t.)Std dusband Westincrrouse Refruerator (No. children live in Idyliwilde. Apple Valley Unit 3, $19,300. Lost 7 ft lonU uox ccwltaineng HAT TAWAY. Individually and as Post Office Box 1718 R T I 4 NOTICE OF IMLG2). Air Conditioner et some action with a Herald 1 home movies, vicinity of Trustee, Defendant, Civil No. 75. Orl0nøo, Florida 37*02 Luxaire ADMINISTRATION InSide Unit (No. - 70 Park Ave. Phone 3779721 dl4ssified ad We'll help you wrte TO ALL PERSONS HAVIIIG CDLO22FDJ) and Outside Unit (P40. A 090, the undersigned Clerk PubI,th' Jan 25, Feb 1, 0. IS. 1976 will sell thereal property situated in 0Ev i?3 an ad that will bring a ftt sale ' ______'' CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ECOOI4ODA) located therein and CALL 3)7 26)1 said County detcrebcd as. 9—GOod Things to Eat THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL thereon: N '. of Block "0'. Tract ss o IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE __________ OTHER PERSONS INTERESTZD been filed against you, and yj . Replatof Tracts 17. 50.51,51. 35 and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EXAS CHEMICAL CO.needi IN SAID ESTATE: 5.sle arerequired to serve a copy of your Fruit _________________ 56 EXCEPT Lots ito I fld 21to 74 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE dependable person. Contact answer or pleading to the Complaint YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED _________________ ('all FICICtC to a ni or alter 3 i m fflhlPJTv •,,,, i*i, J .10, .)MtILANUU Sanford area customers Be your ,; ;i,v .umsri'trat,ono$ sna Is?ate itle Plaintitt attorney, 323 HIS SPRINGS as rcconje in Plot Book CIVIL ACTION NO. 7670.CA.09.D Own boss We train B.C. Crawford, PATRICK of PATRICIA F. TAYLOR, McGROTTY, 1201 )0ge 1, Public Reconcti of 50 U T H E A S T MO R I GAG C MURCOT TS Pre't, F.",C. Box Si, Fort Bnickell Avenue, No. 301, MIami, deceased, File No. 73-391 CP, Is Seminole County, Florida, and also COMPANY, a Florida corporation, $7 50 BUSHEL Wnrth. Tex lAIn pendn1 in the Circuit Court Florida, and file the original answer the S ', of Block "D", Tract Otiff, 6733 or 31? 0362 , ot Seminole County. Florida, Probt, or Ieading in tte oflice of the Clerk .rlii . VS .1 RFPI AT AC TDAr?C ,,*.,,.J..,, y, Ju, U'viSiGfl. the address of which Of the Circuit Court on or before the SSandS& EXCEPT LotsitoIand7l DEVEX OF rLoRIDA. INC,. i-I at, English Peas- You pick, tningown WHY WAIF!!! Seminole County Courthouse, lSlhdayot March, 1976. If you fail to Defendanls container 1.4 bushel. Watson'i to 24 of Block "H", of Tract 56, If you're tired of going from one lob Sanford, Florida The personal do so, judgment by default will be NOTICE OF SUIT Prde on St Rd 16 between SAP4LANDO SPRINGS, iS to the other, because you're representative of lhus estate is taken against 'nov for the relief recorded TO PHILIP ss BALDENP4OFER 5.,iitcrij and I 1 Ciose-d Sufldiyt in Plot Book 7, Page 4, of the making a living, but you're not Public dernanctect in the complaint. WILBUR M, TAYLOR, wttose ad. RESIOEPICE UNKNOWN getting Records of Seminole Coun anywhere. ty, DON'T dress ii 1053 WIllow Grove Street, DONE AND ORDERED t Sin LAST KNOWN RESlDEP4C; Florida WAIT, SEE US NOW. Allamonte Springs, Florida. The Seminole County, Florida, this 18—Help Wanted 4497 Riverside Drive at public sale, tothe highest and best In addition to making a confor'table 5th day of February, A 0. 1976 name and address of the attorney for Dayton, Ohio living, you want a lob with the bidder for cash at 1)00 £.m,o'clock AND TO All orties claiming in INc perSonal representativ, are set (Seal) Man to assist with maintenance and opportunIty to Climb up the ladder on the 771h day of February, 1916, at tecest by, through, under forth below. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. you need our or against yardworkfonaprtmmt complex of success. You want a chance to the West Front Door of the Semunole a All persons having claims or Clerk of the Circuit Court the aforesaid person County Courthouse In Sanfor Must Iiv on premises, Plo get ttone Into management and you By' Lillian I. Jenkins demands against the Estate are YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIFO raIls M.. r*.r sVull*,a k4.*1?' Floricta. Dated t,. 111k .. rr'ni,;,..4 I ! 1i-: ..-i. C!'. I '!"!.'f "T'•' ......................... that an action to foreclose a mr February, 1976 .av.a ' v .ta,.a (acroSs from RancP House.) DON'T WAIT, SEE US NOW. ___________________________________ iviti.iiirie TI'sS FROM THE DATE OF THE Publish: Feb,, 13,77,79, 1976 tgaq on the following property In (Seal) YOU want security now and you FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS National Food Company IStedS two SeminOle County, Florida: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr want a secure retirement, you NOTICE,tofilewiththecleof the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ifcr buylnc or S'ftflc7 i h people to set appointments from Lot 7$. Block A, SWEETWATER FOR Clerk of the Circuit Court want a complet, hospitalization court a written Statement of office for sales representatIve, OAKS. SECTION 3. according to the any SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA By Cecelia V Ekern program wills a major medical for claim or demand they may have. flexible hours, hourly rate, plus Plat thereof as recorded in Plot Deputy Clerk PROBATE DIVISION you and your whole family. You Each claim muSt be in writing and Book II, Paget 3, 1 and S Public commission Phone 321032$. Beorciall, Lewis, Blankoer want your Income to continue must indicate the basis for the Recorcis of Seminole Counly In Re: The Estate of & LeGette when you are unable to work due Making an out-of-town move means you've claim, Ihe name and address Pastery Man Florida. anush and Sweet of the ROBERT WESLEY AMALONG, 60 North Court Avenue to injury or tickne'ss, You want a creditor or his agent or attorney, got to have some place to move to . . Rolls, bread mixer, experienced has been filed against you, anci you Deceased and Post Office Box 34,3) retirement program that will and the amount claimed. If the are requirCd to serve a copy of your only to apply 377 796 Seminole AMENDED Orlando, Florida 37002 maybe a house to sell, too. Cur ERA "moving enable you to retire in claim iSnot yet due, the date when it Bakery. written defenses, if any, to it on NOTICE OF Attorneys for Plaintiffs luxury....DON'T WAIT, SEE US will become due shall be stated. If machine" can help you either way. It's really Vernon Swartsrl. of ANDERSON & PubliSh: Feb. IS. 1976 ADMINISTRATION NOW. the claim is contingent or E•PffCixed general office and RUSH, attorneys t3r th Plantill, a photo-by-wire scanner capable of receiving TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DEW $1 Onliquidated, the nature of the Ufl uissembly person wanled Apply ,,, YOU want to work for a company whose address is Post Office Box CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ___________________ that is more than 67 years old and six pictures in SIx minutes of currently availPerson to Mrs Jernigan. Sanfoict Certainty shall be slated If the THE ABOVE ESTATE 7788, 372 East Central Boulevard, still expanding by eapa arId claim is Secured, the security Dry Cleaners, IIJ Palmetto AND ALL IN THE CIRCUIT COUR3 FOR Orlando, Florida 37*0), and f,le the able homes at your destination. And, if you've ____________________________ shall OTHER PERSONS INTERESTE ____________________________ bounds. You want to work for a be described, The Claimant Shall original With the Clerk 0 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA of Ihe above IN THE ESTATE: got a home to sell, we'll see to It that people company that values its em Secretary IV to Seminole County deliver sufficient copiesof the claim styled Court on or before the ISlh YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PROBATE DIVISION Board ot County Commuss,or',er pfoyeec by provIding the highest to the clerk to enable the moving here see a picture of your home. Best File Number 75.314-CF duiy of March, 1976. otherwise a clark to thattheadminustrationOftheestat e POSslbleInco,fle-sand all the fringe Requires performance of variety mall Division tudgment may be entered against one copy to each personal of Robert WSIey Amalong. In of all, this exclusive ERA service is FREE. benefits to boot. . DON'T WAIT, of diff,(ull Secretarial clericall representative Re: [state of you for the relief demanded in the deceased, File Number 74335, I Call us today. SEE US NOW, arid administrative tat4 Mutt bej . Complaint AllPensonsinterestedintheestate pending in the Circuit Court for PHILIP DeCICCO, JR YOU want a career that willproylde able to type 65 to SO words . Deceased to whom a copy of this Notice Of Seminole County, Florida, Probate WITNESS my hand and theseal of minute and take shorthaad at i the challenge, let you use your Administration has been mailed are Division, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 5A'd Court on this 5th day Of the address of, which I imagination, let you decide how words per minute, Several years required, WITHIN THREE MON TO ALL Seminole County Courthouse, CLAIMS ORPERSONS DEMANDS HAVING AGAINSTFebruary, 1976 of responsible clerical and much you want to earn. Let you (Seal) INS FROM THE DATE OF THE Sanford, Florida 37771 The CO rise to the level of management %Ccret,,ril esperuence required THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL AtIhuir II Be(kwith, Jr. F,RST PUBLICATIOPI OF THIS Personal representatives ot thC OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED you desire and as rapidly as you Contact County Personnel Office, NOTICE, to file any obie(tiont they of the Circu.t Court estate are .Joi,eph M Mi-atko and IN THE ESTATE: want to make it. DON'T WAIT. County Courthouse, Room 313. may have that challenges ,tLulliii 7 Jenkins Dean A. Hudson, whose addresses SEE US NOW. PA'fween I lOam and , ,, validity of the decendent's will, the Deputy Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED are Post Office Box 146, Fern Park, VIC DADDIS qualifications of the person.sl that the administration of the estate PUblith Feb 0. 15. 72. 79, 1978 FlorIda 32730; and 1130 Cedar Street, HOLIDAY INN representative, or the venue DEW 33 or Daytona Beach, Florida 32011, OfPHILIPDeClCCO,JR.,decea, SANFORDMARINA lurisdiction of the Ci't%t. File Number 1$ 341CP, is pending in respectively, The name and FICTITIOUS NAME MQ'ldS, Feb 16 Wi;bur M. Taylor 2565 PARK DRIVE • SANFORD, FLA. address the Circuit Court for Seminole Notice 5 hereby given that I am of the coparsonal representatives' As personal represent Ilk Ml P.M. County. Florida, Probate Division, engaged in buSiness -• •' atlorney are set forth below. ' 7P.M. .. th. enhiress .11 wh'ch IS SOuiunit. 5,1! perns hiving claims IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Magnolia Ave. Sanlonit, Seminole Pleasedorsot call us, since this Ii too PATRICIA F. TAYLOR or Florida, personal repre'sen County, Florida under the ficlitous EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRdemands against Ihe estate are lalive ofThe th, estate Important an interview for both of Deceased, is SIDNEY Pt, name of HOWE'S GLASS & CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE required, WITHIN THREE MOld. Joseph E. Pieduchal us. Wewant to give youapessonal INS FROM THE DATE OF THE LITNER,wtIoseaddretsislISSGulf SCREEN CO., and that I intend to COUNTy, FLORIDA interview and all the details of Robert D. Mellon & Of Mexico Drive, Apartment Plo 302, register said name with the Clerk of CIVIL ACTION NO. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 7'-77CA4,.0 Associates, P A this, your final career. Sarasota, Fl. 33577 The name and Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County. NOTICE, to file wilh the derk of the rIp5T FEDERAl. SAVINGS AND 24 Walt Street addrets of the personal represen above court a written statement of 1.0414 ASSOClATlOp OF MIAMI, a Florida in aCordance with the PlO SELLING. Manulacturers P.O. Drawer 1027 tative's attorney are set Iorth below, provisions of the any claim or demand they may repreSentatIve. a basic home FiCtitlij Name corporation Organized and esistIn Orlando, Florida 37102 All persons having claims or Stables, To Wit, Section .65 09 under the laws of thc United States have, Each claim must be in writing demands Attorney for Personal improvement product. Expansion against the estate are Florida Statutes 1957 and must indicate the ot America Representative ha mad, it necessary to add an basis for the regu,red WITHIN FCUR MONTHS claim, the name and address of the FROM S Royce J Howe Publish, Feb , Plaintiff, Odditil)nal representatIve in your THE DATE OF THE FIRST Publish: Jan 35. F w" J creditor or hiS agent DEW r I. I. IS, 1976. area fr thegrealest Improvement or attorney, PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. DEV -. and 120 DONALD 1. PLATT and ROSA 'O' claimed. If in roofing of 4511 time - Vinyl to tile with the clerk of the above claim ii not yet dui, the late when it JEAN PLAIT a ¼ a JEAN PLATT, Rock, "Windstorm Roof" a 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE hu5 wife, will become due shall be stated. If court a written statement Of any FINANCIAL AC. Florida product for Florida's claim or demand they may have EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CEPTANCE CORPORATION, a the climate A bougn flexible vinyl claim ii contingent or Each claim must be in writing and CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE unIiquidat, the nature of the un Missouri corporation; and THE lwoduct that covers tile, rock COUNTY, FLORIDA. must indicate the basis for the certainty shall be stated. If the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 5urface, shingle, mobile home claim, the name and address of the CIVIL NO. 76.I47.CA.0,.A DCfendi.nts claim Is secured, the security shall roofs and every oIlier type of roof, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. creditor or his agent or attorney, be descrie. The claimant shall NOTICE OF SUIT nminercial or residential A TOAGE ASSOCIATION, deliver sufficient copies of the claim and the amount claimed. If the T' DONALD L. PLAIT and ROSA material that expands aria Plaintiff, t the clerk to enable the clerk to claim ii not yet due, the date when JEAN PLAIT a k a JEAN PLAIT, contracts, seals all leaks and costs tii5 wife mail one copy to each personal will become due Shall be stated, If less. That't what vinyl rock ii all the claim is contingent • MICHAEL F. SULLIVAN and representative. RESIDENCE: Unknown about II you are a responsible HELEN J SULLIVAN, hit wife. All persons Interested in the estate unliquidated, the nature of the un LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: person fl your community a are Defendants certainty shall be stated If the to whom a copy of this Notice of 3372 Chadwick Road, Apopka, available full or port time, then NOTICE OF SUIT claim is secured, the security Shall Administration hit been mailed are Florida 37102 thi% is the Opportunity you have be described. The claimant Shall TO Michael F. Suilivan AND TO. All parties claiming always thought about becau Helen J Sullivan if requer,, WITHIN THREE MON deliver sufficient copies of the claim INS FROM THE DATE OF THE Interest by. through, under or y 714 Main Street qualify, you will be FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS to the Clerk 10 enable the clerx to 'Uinst the aforej,ld persons, representing a ttasic necessity Gloucester, mail one COPy to each personal NOTICE, to file any objections they YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ihat is Sorely needed In today's Massachusells 019)0 that on actron to foreclose a may have that challengei the representative. rootanç ryarkef Write or call morYOU ARE HEREBY notified that Atlpersons Interested in the estate validily 01 the decedent's will, the tgage on the following property in IOday for personal 'nberview to whom a copy of this NOfICC of a cflmplain7to foreclose a mortgage QViIifi(tii of the do personal Seminole Couty, Florlct' VINYL ROCK. INC 918 Carswell, ,jny,ini%lration has Lee-n mailed are encumbering the folio-wing real Lot II, ILESDALE MANOR, representatives or the venue or H011y Hill, Fla 904 23] 4562 required, WITHIN THREE MON. property: iurlsøiction of the court, according to lhe Flat 'herf as Lot I. Block E, LYNW000 re(orde INS FROM THE DATE OF THE new invention, (li)esn't it? ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND in Piat Book II, Page 1*00 Mo posSible doing home because OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS REVISION according to the Plat Public Records of Seminole County, cooperative mailings OIler NOTICE, to file any objections they thereof OS recorded in PINt Book 16, new every day. It will FlorIda. WILL BE FOREVEI1 BARRED. your details- rush 7S ce-nh it and alert and 33, P,.blic Records may have that challenges the Pages 32 Of ha been filed against you, and you Dateofthefirstpubfjcationof this stamped addressed envelop. the Seminole County, FlorIda NOtice of Admin,stratlon: February vallduly of the decendent's will, are requir wiser It will Wilco Co , P 0 175, Deflary. Fl., you of special 10 serve a copy of your cm ou qualifications of the personal has bee-n filed agaInst you and you IS, 1974 writftri ii any, t it on 1211) , rt'nJ to tCrp representative, or It-ic venue or are run,ti cipy of your Vernon Swartsel, of ANDERSON & WU)L to buy. Joseph M. Muratko it is su inexpensive you can easily --writlen clef ense's, If any, toll d, jurisdiction of tne court. P.O. Box 746 on VAN RUSH, Attorneys for the Plñintilf DEN aERG, GAY & BURKE, 24—Business ,ortunitjes PA,, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Fern Perk, FlorIda 32730 whose address is Post Otfic 110* -for Ihe plaintiff, OBJECTIONs NOT 50 FILED attorneys at and Post 778*, 377 East Cenlral BoulCyard. invention is this daily newspaper. If you Office Box 793, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Orlando, FlOrIji OrIano, FlorIda 37*0), and file the A. Hvf'Sofl 37107, and file the original with the orIginal Su Sidney H. Litner 1)30 Cedar Street with the Clerk of the above i . . - 1—' '- -. -' I LegWNatice minI - • -. ''-,. -. __________ 4 B— Evening Herald, S.inford, Fl. ''O , L"5 5p t.,&,Si' ' 'r -, ' .' ", "O "..'- p. - .4 "$ )' :. f- • ; '- - d.., '. '-'.'-- - �-•-: ------ - 6 B--Evening Her.d, Sanford, Fl. N : 'i 5ogg,. NO. TO LJG ','o.i TO LJ'b )O.JR FINER,' J$T PART OF :i' ACROSS I P,orcial capital 8 Ontas,a 412382 sq DRUM 'YOUR 4&ERe ON \xrjE 7 35 Ethiopian PIflCt 36 jQ A y k .Aj]fr 0 0 E MIAIc ___ _____ I' AP Capuc; THE BORN LOSER 25 Greek letter 27 Tarne scrap by Art Sonsom DOWN 19 '9 Western cattle 2 Oing 31 1eI Ib) 33 Epc '-: :.: ER l(Sj5tY , 'iL I 1[ f by Lorry Le SUN... WIND, NO 5? hegcaI A(prefi) 58 Musical . xcUSS. A''E4b :j :•- • - •,_'4•. '• liii ' J I I 32 - — 'T ______________ 58 tt. - I - I - L _____ _______________________________________________ - _ØIIàuIl ______ ___ _____ ____________ _____________________ ______________________ , _________________ _______ '& — [ JI!IIII - _________ 'I'"'— _il' -' ' -- ' & ---_________________ -•- J .#' , ' _-3r } ________________ 'á '%i.- . ' _________________________ . ____ _____________ --' ' - b ' •, . ' - -____ eosy \ 71 SELLIN' \ L\ FUDOS'T'. '\1'\ .. TCAr4C) NORTH / .trs'. SftLS' i FALL! L) I"-_. 1 A is J 10 i sr Qs 1. Q S 43. BLOHDIE •6 spide I- mst tixik his ace md it'd tile suit back to West's A - ' "../" ..- 1 - _____ . L -, '';" ' - - I, .- Bass was chatting in her Lake Although sending for her Moru'oe home with a neighbor. birth certificate would have Suddenly the telephone rang. cleared up the mystery of her "Gaye?" said a stranger's real father's name years ago, voice. Jonnaalwayshesitated to do ft "Ycs," Joanna responded to while her mother was alive. "I her middle name, didn't want to put her in a "This Is your Aunt Mary in corner," she explained, Woodland, California ' Then Joanna called the Social , 4. . '- - . ""I - ' ' ICORN Dec 22-J doubltduntr 10 mod ma ike hic ,' - 4 :T! ______ - st,,' - -. ____ POPCOPN I 'rr'— Mary in California - your father s name and the fact he father's sister." had been in the Navy' during .-•. %i111&&aI' 19 • A ( in idian rt nit r wants to I I - I',csl 'iorih Fast south - - ''- a7' .'. .' .. . , i'-'" '' . ,, - . , + - , r t • bej : -" w.re it+r &aLiLr once i- . and where he might have ' relatives or friends Then she telenhoned her father is wee en e iS Wi ________ AijT& 'Imp —-- -. . -.-' ,..u... ':,. • 55l - -' - 'i_c5 - - -- - - -' • ., 7-r -t "r -- I '' iS' - l.P' r':. Z. -_ _3' -r :.-.'. : •, - - •I ___ b - ' ..'.',,.. .:. i"J+T'' i'''9: .' ':' r'. 'r.':':.''2-i H ' PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vcrmter BUT, MOThER, \ CAN'T I SKATE ) TILL 6 O'CLOCK' ' (You KNow\— (THE RULES. )JENNY LU 1 - I WANT '\ 7MOTHERS CAN SURE' MESS UP A GIRL'S I N!G-1T LIFE! -- OU HOME) BY S3O. i r\ I jY,•' - - L. ' -,, . 1\i 7 • ,-- I'\ £ I f \—. steps, rather than nothing at VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22i all, ,- , :--.. .,. • ______ -- game+ Or his partner might have a bad hand and no place to go. However, you don't get to the finals of the learn trials bs sitting around and wailing You hive to take chances This time the bId really' or k C d F' " wOUiu w ' Ii iasc yoi. Lhinki'ng,° eei' cast' it n' U ' I - (PoP, I PJEED"( 1'O LiRE HOW ABOUT o)( HOW REGGIE, OtO ) ABOuT FRlEPiO 2 WHAT, 5TtER LOAN FOR TO HELP Ii A FEWQAV5fJARcI-E,8url I HAVE AN I r-( AC,REEMENTI / ?_7W1THfl4EIr- v newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions ii stamped, Still-addressed envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions ',Il be used in this column and will tOCOivo copios of 'A3Y ur II X EHNL EI F G ESI0FR E0A A AJT I) F J V A .J i U V I / I / 7/ /JL_. ( L j'\ \ (\+ L " • (A ,_, I / / I L I MY . / LAWYER that she was appointed curator there. I I , + Formerly from Springfield, ILL, where she owned and AND IMMRTR1RI., -r - 1 AND --. -' behind the scenes workers — , . 1 creator and choreographer of X 0U N M0U S F0RIA V 0 00F 0 U - WOUND UP depicting Sanford's history, -r , I %J., ,\' , '-s. . desIgner GenevIeve ,. 1 riciiaruson, as we II as technicians, photographers, reception hosts and hostesses, a'id a host of other backstage -.-"., - l' .. ' ' 7("y f'; 1.r' Tk i, - . V know, Janie, I ye gotta get busy and learn who's respon' ---- ' 4 "'- - - . I7S i ami' HAS 1HIS ENP ii'iwgp ON H FOfHEAP? SO7hw/ - - - az. IT It'C4fTR'& T'1. \ ,, _____ 14w"l' ) // r / / —',i:' -"('*) I _" (I - .- r,,,1 .-- f 2-14 ' — _.. ii £'15I4*V75 £IkW7UXE To.. \ - , -'----- A , Mn DRFD CASKFY GFNFVIFVF RI(1IARDSON " Among those sharing the labor of love in "River Gold's" 21, reception for Mrs. ReubEn Askew, Sanford Junior Woman's r , - , --' , i L.. - . r_L- ' -. - -, 'c- -". -- J j/ I' -- :icft . . ' . ' ' -.- . S - J, l -' - .7', - • 'M. -, I• I 4 ,1.,r - - lt J'.-'T ' , -T - -. ' ' 4I .4ks' __. , 4_.'. j- ¶ - , &c -- ,- : I.. ,-''' - '.4 . .'-' .a+1. ' I -' ''' '' f': - .)' S # r'-- _# , - ;;"-r3 Sue Sessions Mary Shelley, Vickie Shelley, I ',nn Yarborougtt and Ruth Kniffin. I Mrs. F.E. Rouznillat, William Vincent Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rye, John Ferguson, DeDe Boyd, Jackie Greene, Sidney .i"f'jmY;,: I/ F' M, 12t/, ': , .'- -. '1 ,I -.. 4,ç •-. ' - 'fI ' .! • . V I' - Meyer and Jan Freeman, Civic Center. The Feb. 21 performance at 8 p.m., has recorded and box office, M. Robert Maresca. present their membership cards at the door on Feb. 21, its toes since 1968. Then there are the BGS board of tlirectors, who have con- manager; Betty Kurimai. coordinator; set execution, Richard Scott, George Weld and David Wright. are on sale at Knight's Shoe Store, Sanford Shoe Center, Flagship U.s. Bank of Seminole, School of Dance Arts, and at Co ;- , i , 2. t!.. :.;:::* Tj-'' - ...... - ':- company' with Southeastern Regional Association with National 'V' ;, s"' " . ing: £ 87's, i:.' ________________ ., "" ,j '' . "I !' 11 ., rA8 - , - -.' -;.,. I '. ir -' t .,r.. -..-r ___ • i'if, r k" ' it1 '.a- ; t', 4 ' I • i . :'' .4 di "8 (."). -. - -- -- . herald Serilces dazi.ling costumes of the early settlers, the Seminoles, the ii4ps To' . 7 - ç'v' , .:,.540',. - . .c 05. 4 r , t -U1 '- r - .4 '&- "3I,i -r,*,,r- -. - 2 -' - Hundreds of yards of carefully selected fabrics anti corn- ffl 7UV' . -- - -'-'--'- - - .. I..................... :'.' , . . created more than 400 costwnes, ranging from rags to riches. ' 54L,aY CXYN7 - -' ..•#l. - t y Garry Trudeau - , . j' support of some 1,000 dedIcated cultural enthusiasts, without She has now directed her talent at the Sanford area. With her, the Rye sisters have arranged the music and spent endless tiotn-s coiverting 200 years of history along the shores of the St. - sible for that busted lender before Dad finds out it was me' • I -. rar1,i., she wrote, directed and :horeographed, was incominemoration Fowler Foxhound Foyer ________________________ PRL4K.J -- - ,a- - - 1: Robert W Maresca- seciil items ('eorge Ke'ti erand Dale Miller prop managcn ! .er' . recorder, David Scott Dressers and back r ":1 mHH' :: chairman; Charlottet,arrett, co-thainnan, assisted by' Truth Bonianrn, Bar ara Brown, rolyn ac son, i.rey trig, ' their labors of love springfield Theatre Guild, and Corn Stock Theatre-in-the, Cskey has conceived. In 1968 the ballet, "Shadows of Glory," based on the life of Ab,'aham Lincoln as a young man, earned . -'i'Ji::' Also wardrobe maintenance, Joy-ce Dowlen and Betty INCRRTED. rç i fc;; I SHOTOIHE \ I A PIRTY USUAL.. J( I SOPWF-LL: I '. LJ \KEEPJ,,J Th 1OWN I I '.,'i,,4... P--$-.- ' -- cos8umt execuuon, . iuc,ru.ij, assis y ' • aiOW i •t. r aes, s. isse,, i1r1 . r m. sey, rern,n uw Garlanger Jane Hardy Frances Ann Kaleel Helen Malloy :k . up, wa, or diagos-ally Is the pv.uk Find each hiddu, ume sad hes lila is shows: Fortissjino Fossette Foul ard Monday ??????? . television. musicals. Fodder Foehn Forsyth -f a ' Regional Ballet Go,, Miss Caskey was also choreographer and WHO WR$ iRgLvflN 1 'I. Eleanor Maresca and Pat Scott; light execution, Harry Kniffin, Joe kurtmai Das id Lewis Richard Scott, Dasid Smith, George Weld and Dasid • right• - 78 dancers, includes dozens of . . , . 1ner quest for historical data of the area, Miss C.askey, first vice president of }3GS board of directors, became such a , + 1 , Gold' ' . of 'River in addition to a cast of ' J ____ And what a gigantic 200th birthday party resulted! TheartisticdirectorsapproachedMtjdredM,Caskeyonthe matterandherbrainstormrnushroomedintoavastBroa.ay.. + ) •iiji'• J- SOMEHOW iT Do$N'T g'r wa ------ . the Bicentennial" I V I TE . CHr SEEM FAIR THAT ,. - The "Who's Who" of River Gold, in addition to - the cast of 78 dancers who have been rehearsing for almost six months, in. eludes those dozens of volunteers whose labors of love were ,, AAII dr.iirx I . ' , I U U II The 'Who's Who' that although he did not intend to interfere In their business, the country's 200th birthday was just around the corner, and they 7/4s, I 'C VI 4j 'i N.'.'\ - -- By' flOUts DIETRICU He raid (orresponcit at 3 / FR 00UU R I E I R 0 1SV W0BF OF F BLN0FV SS S 0R0EY 0 F I 1 1 - I--. - , L IFICR f L ur umer L u _____________________ _____________ ___________________ ______ , F unexpectedly present Itself unusual talents, Collective W toda Don't 1e tyourse ' if-doubts prospect.s appear promising, if keepy.ou rorn actmni. ),o s are in harmony A t' I 0 'J A I I rC. R E nJ '.1 ' I I I V i 0 Y E H A 0 F N E Y' 0 F 0 N A X 0 W 0 N00NEHUF0YEUR10HSLS ii r ii n — v r', r n r r H 0N A U r it r ESEE o 0 U H N E RLP 0 D G_EI0 C I I F k T IiQ%i II • .'_I ____________________________________________________________________________________________ daughters, Miriam Wright and Valerie Weld, artistic directors U 1 , -L::.i '' . - - TLLS DON'T MAKE LOANS! ___ - was adopted ' recalls Joanna searching for his daughter, "But she said no, and I didnt Joanna Gae. Could it be the FEll. 16,1976 by Bob Montana ARC NO UG!COUw iV1J I. END ME A ) TALKS, MY FEW_Bucxs..< WALLET HAS - -- '.- hand Bobby, itr itha spades were dropped and takeout o - a in )t o e top ponents had stopped at two 4(;: .q '- -' 4 ARCHIE ru - ta) . _ -- -- t- -- - -a-i - c' I thmk,! couldntbeliee " L'i,L" _L '•' (1 spades two I,alues Hcgula spades at the bottom and ______ " II por 4181 a tIIty I L'Ciih ia rnqiia. ii., ,jøfl, o'a ha'e to pa rn te another today take extra pains to be He sery bu.cinessllke today in any transaction, cvn with a ,,,• I'\A..'5. . s5.d .is\.s .SIb,. - I --- - I - -c..- '1 - 4 IJUnI21;I1 They could dampen your en UI ., - ., at '1JJune 20) 8oth tuincrjbk _1 - I 140w CClE MY lEAD FEELS sv-' rj1 __ r- k4 Chic Young r -4TT ..1 ,1 math' his two hearts and might even have made three. but South bid three and four diamonds East doubled. You can't really blame him hit' had three nt md %%tst had I £ tO ' i ARIES March 21-April 191 SCORI'l() Wet. 24- Nov. (lever ideas you get early lie careful today not to invest today may not be realized too much in a new project or because of your waning interest product on impulse. It could be and lack of patience. Stick with a pa&sing what you start. SAGITFARIUS(Nov, 23-'tkc TAURUS (April 20-May 20i 211 In challenging situations This could b an expensie day today you re likely to get out in lit (L-s%% AIn arid JA'tII' J'tt 011 . -. -. LETS TR'r I1AN, AN' ThEN iS PART - _________ hurt very easily." Ella Chase - who immediately my stepfather's name," she but I don't believe that" Bjt after her mother died phoned her sister Mary "uzed inn c mint Inn Inr ii, flôfnrn.J4U ct,rOin, hj,r aa.o'rb ' II, snIs4'. 41115 10.1 And the excited couple Valentine's Day has been side), Ma;gie Olson "The circumstances really Joanna prepared herself for the of San contacted Joanna immediately, romantic, it's been heart Manuel, don't matter now," she said, worst: her father might be k warimng for Joanna Bass. But aside, saying she couldnt get over the "I'm not looking to blame dead, or if alive, not want to had never has it been quite as something to tell her, warmth they felt for me after anyone. I dont want revenge. renew contact. "I didn't want to thrilling as Feb. 14, 1976. all these years," said Joanna, Just want the truth out In the bring up old memories; I Just "But right away I told her I "They told inc they'd often open - I'm tired of preten- wanted to see him. Mrs. Bass has the feeling that already knew." this is a Valentine's weekend wondered about me, and how ding," Joanna says, "Now that I tier Aunt Margie had another hard my father had tried to she will remember all her life, J0nassstepathers have found my father, I don't This weekend, she is surprise, however — two trace me. _,,,.,,, ,•,,,. hannv she has found her own eztr ntv,i,t nil th,ita 'irks,' " chn UII UI ,, " 1IIUtIlI Icwilullb iui otu utiner — a nbntncsrmnh wean 'They said heahays refused father at last 'He said they'd said "This lie has torn families man whose very existance to sign adoption papers, so I kept it secret because my apart, and I'm thankful its been kept secret from Joanna of Chase with his young wife don't know how I caine to get mother didn't want me to know oer at La.'ct for at least 30 of her 36 years. .tnd a three-year-old Joanna - -Until a year ago, she believed (a'c. that her stepfather was in fact ' I'e studied every line of his 'T her real father. It was only face, I really favor my father," after the death of her mother on said Joanna. '1 must have I ___________________ __________________ Feb 15, 1975 that the truth reminded may mother of him 1 I i1[ Came out IF eery day " " ______________ " 1 a' '! And Joanna's search for her . ..,-. Her Aunt Margie had lost father began ThehuntendedFeb.2wjthan track of Chase over the years. -" kI I. -- '-' ' unforgettable telephone call. The)' all grew up together in a U— 'nall Colorado town, but when . -, It was about three in the kWf m0 they scattered, 1afternoon Joanna's younger .w h1sronnLM:chaeI nt S4 returnedfromschoolyet,And whenJoannasentfoherbirU '•''A _iI!7 1 r certificate, she found Salinas, ____________________________ ForMonday, February 16, 1976 THIS TiME C-Er 'ER HANDS --rTj CUT By JEAN PATfEsON Women's News Director ____________________________ I ET11N 1.7SSED .xir .yv AND Sunday, Feb. 13, 1976—ic _____ • j—. i i - — — .,. 4. 31 34 — 29 I Evening Herald, Sanford, F. moves affecting your household Dec 21) mink before ou speak today without first talking them today. Don't unwittingly rouse oer lth sour mate Be sure of a listener itli d )U re in accord. thoughtless remark. (EMJNI (May 21-June 20) C!!C()RN c. - Jan. i NormalI' thins of a mental .. • II V011 OC('OJfl1' tOO t'EItUL'SflC(J tO tature are your cup of tea. another's financial affairs Toitac, - "our "nn'r'ntrat on is today it may wind up costing 1 j • ;'.i: .*i:.. heck your you something out of your own work, pocket. CANtER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. 19i help those who are worthy, but 'ton't uixm your purse today to In a competitive situation today someone who never repays. Let you'll have a slight edge, but him seek aid elsewhere, you'll still have to earn your It.It • I "a ntie I(UJI). i.i, Juiy zJAug.( Cu. '..'-i 1arc,, 20 extra tactful wi ti close associates today, as they may lOt! 11111) E1H%C1 Ieflueflc) toGa) not be as cooperative as usual, ii, ithike things harder for You'd be ise to make some ourself than they should IX. Don t be your on Worst concessions, VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Cfl&'IlIy. I OUR ltlltTlIl)AY E)on I put off any matter, of Feb 15,1976 importance today They could be far more difficult to handle This coming year should be later an exciting one for you. You're l.IBIt1t (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's likely to pursue new goals. :uotl to be independent, but it's Chance situations will be also smart to know when not to responsible (or altering your tjüi.k the tiiajurity Don t IrWtI%L'i 33 - ________ 35 —, — - — — 36 37 39 38 40 41 I — — . — ___________ — — 42 44 45 — — — — - — — — — 46 47 • 48 49 50 - - — — — — _____________ — — 513 51 52 -rs (ri o• ______ ,, 1_•__ MI ed 24 Church counCis 4 Overtime (ab l For Sunday, Februa 15, 1976 45 flves 21 MusteWe 3 128 I :AMPUS CLATTER with B1MO BL'RNS G000 .'OviE . ___' I, jil JIa. Jij_J.I ____ C\i.HERE.. — amount spp I1 (LVTj 4 3> - lt BEItNI( I'. l3l'.I)lOSOl. ,R. T' I TjT 'flATWASApT1-y - Mort Walker : 4AVE 4 FAVOR \ f !7 TO A. \VOJLP ( BUGS 'i PLEASE NOT ' ENNI$,, - Sunday, Feb. 13.1976 BEETLE BAILEY r - encompassing the fantasyland of Disney World. Before retiritg to Deltona In 1968, Dr. Richardson, also a c '-.. - IL_iL , marijuana, amphetamines and — One of every three high the collusion between parents child's record, as swiftly with a student who barIXturates appears to be on school students gets drunk at afl(I child which promotes Beth parents and law en- repeatll' gets high on alcohol. from University of Illinois, where she later taught acting, cause for celebration, Drug use charge of costuming at the University 'Theatre. Dr James C Wright tethmc al (Iirtor designer at Stoer the number one "drug" Es to desi the colorful sets (or "River Gold," The Iiht tIesininmz fir the nrnduction is tinder the mm. -. young people between 12 and 17 problem come about? There United States, possession of take immediate steps to help an where money and services arc more often. forward, The Center for / Family 1111 One out of every 20 approves of drinking while it getting drunk as something have problems with alcohol and N.Y., has funding from the Three times the number teen mge arc being arrested — ,ilt III (if alcoholism widespread and serious. nccordin to the arrested 15 years ago. rmritnfranns.. 1. nnta iv.,, drugs. ranks in seriousness with stone," Thus they may deny Abuse and Alcoholism to Most parents, If offered the streaking that their children ha'e a combat the problem of teenge experiment with alcohol or, crease in teen4ge alcohoham Is would mean acknowledging 12-week brief counse1ln any m,,plI,,n,n ...iiI t.._ ii..., _tt_ .i. ,. .. .'. ..,, ' - 4- --'I. '. - . '. - �- - - -- -- 1' " 1:._.-------- ' - -•'!= - - - - -- 'V X—Evenina Herald. Sanfirird I Co - " l luily , PCO. 15, 1976 - Recreatina An Era in Candlelight Service And Lombard' 'Gable 0 00: P - NEW YORK At List' (*able and Lnn ba rd, together again' Actually, it's James Brolin as Clark Gable and Jill Clay burgh as Carol [inbard in Universal Pictures'$4 million tribute, "Gable and IJJfllbard," due for release in midF'ebruarv. Th puiitiuii for the movie, according to one industry source will be the maximum Deli Brooks, for irustance, is reissuing a paperback on Gable linnbard, Powell and Harlow. with a new chapter on the making of the Film. But the ballyhoo isn't really nee-cssary. fliose with a fondness for Gable and 1An bard, or for the '30s, or both, are standing in line now. If she weren't the costunic desiv movies Edith flead just might be one of them. I ) 0 0 I saw the film today." Miss head says in a phone conversation from her California home, "and I like It because it recreates what I call the golden period" - 0 0 0 It's the fir time a period picture looks contemporary, "In fact," she continues, "this is the most inipornt fastuon film because today there's -io little distinction between day and evening wear. Then, people dressed for morning, alternocr. wd cvcnhig. It's IdLhvr nice to see all the women in evening clothes." And there were hundreds of them to be clothed "in period" for the party scenes. "We used a lot of satin back crepe for the ornen Ileavenhelp you If you have a big rear end, because It clings.' Carole Lombard, she says. didn't havp that problem Or any other. "She had a superb figure. Ilen. You couldn't wear an)1hing under your clothes. not even tin. derwear, because every-thing was cut on the bias and fit very tightly. If You wore a girdip In the three months in which she had to design the costumes "It wa a lot of time for us" the eight.tiiin' Oscar winner created 30 different outfits for the leads, ineluding a $7,500 cit nig gown made of a rare chiffon and hand-einbroidered with 40,000 silier lined bugle beads It was based on a gown Lombard actually wore. "In that period," Miss head says, "we had lots of luxury fabrics .- cashineres, fine '&e liwifi tning was chiffon. In the film, Jill wears a pale pink, one-shoulder chiffon gown that fastens under the arm thcy didii't have zippers then. As far as the evering vicar is concerned, - - *4 Agaih' Together or a bra, the lines liOUld show." Lombard, e continues was "cooperative and darling and had more fun With clothes than anne She d put them on and hid around the room. She had a flawless coll). plcxion and wore a lot of navy, black and pastels because she was a blonde, but near what I call poster colors - magen, cerisse" Women dieted and exercised a great deal in the 'l)s, she recalls "But Carole never had to diet because she was active in sports. sh,~ went riding with Gabk. She even took up fisthinp fnr hirn And mn arant, In,.. t-,st. woma n, don't you think" And, though lAmbard did swear, -It was ennf i ned it) I'*,Ardo rho Irnotv ll n,~ dc;,~ , . the filth attri buied to her is true. But sItte lik% to shock peopIc o:casionally." Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PizerGordie Couple Repeats Vows PatriciaAnn Pi7er l)C4iIfle Saints Lpis.opal Church Wigwam Place, Ma(tlan(J The (,Ilen in marriage b) her with a panel of lace running the the tride of Stephen lIoilar(l Winter Park on Feb 14, at 4 4111(1 Frances Pctcrfrcund wore Gordie in a ca ndlelight, dobIe pm. bridegroom is the son of Mrs father, the bride wore a gown of 1l length of the gown and the pink silk gns trimmed in Paul flickson, of Ridge ring ceremony performed b) Road, candlelight organza over taf- lace triri of the chapel train. burgnndy dosigned identically The bride is the (laughter of lkc Mar) and the late llo ard (eta The front and kick th Rev. Bitrclay Wilson at All fli sleeves were of lull organza to the honor attendant's with were ~;pr ng V Homes Tou Planned i The Spring Valley (sar&n Club and the ring Valle) Wonian's Club are planning a tour of homes to be held March 24 and 25 from 10 am, to 4p.m. Four home.q will fturJ 'r Ole Ulelle, — Entertaining in Spring Valley.,, The first homi of the tour Will that of Mr. and Mrs C Ni Becker. This contemporary home will be spt up for serviny. 6unch. Tlw EX Johnson home, a palatial Spanish style, will be (keorated for a pool party. The J.W. Dabbelt home, a formal French, will serve !Ls the setting for a wedding reception. At the \l -Schwartz home a tra ditiona l style hoinc, light rtfrtsti:jien ill beserved and plants will be for sale at reasonable prices. '1 iii 1 Enviromnental Interiors will provide the plants for decoration and .1. Frazier is acting as decorator. a dvisor for se%eral of the hom ilckas for Uie tour are M.W. available at Streep'i, Colonial plaz, I Ticket Agenc), Altamonte Niall Ticket Agency, %li Casa across from Winter Park Mall arxi at the, Becker homes (kik Lane, Altamonte Springs, on the daysof the tour. IQ little *ith wide cuffs of lace, and her matching flowers. fingertip veil was field In place Steve Stein of St. Petersburg by a Camelot headpiece also was best man. Ushers were trimmed with Chantilly lace. Phillip Chryst and Dwan Picou She carried a cascade bouquet of Orlando of white stephanotis and Following a reception in the trailing Englh iiy l'arLch Hall, the uple left on a Sally Pizer served tier sisiIiir as maid of honor in a burndy Itahamas. silk 1,own trimin L-t I in pink. It The), wil ive in Winter I featured a full unpire styling flit bride is an insurance and she carried a bouquet of claims adjuster at Ain i ca pink and bur Insurance Co., Orlando; the nosegay bi h - J -- — IL _ - lop - -' 'c' 7 F • , - Brides'naUs Lindy Murdock at Lake floAell fligh School. The Carole SHOP _ Lombard AVE DURING OUR S UPE SELL A . BRATION OF , IF 1. . • Look Big in the '30s, if could be the rerun of the year. Edith Head, costume designer of the new movie, "Gable and Lombard" has herself been a big influence on fashion since the '30s. She tells about the creation of a golden era. Ail Al Mn Stephen Howard Goie A ,•. ' 1. Luncheon Honors '. Patricia Ann Pizer - ILTs THE r? U BY GEORGE... -. WHAT MOOD C 1 AN 30A -? D i AND WINTER FOR ALL FALL , AMERICAN Abby ROCKER FINISH Exceptionally sturdy solid pine construction for a lifetime of 0A In And Around winter Springs . Brownings In Bad Snowstorm 4 Uslic Browning and daughter Jennifer, wife and chfld of NANCY Councilman Don Browning of the Terraces, recend) returned BO(Mi from a trip to Co"espiondent N.H., where she wa the gueM 'of he DIAL parenMr ts 35 and Mrs. Raymond Pageau. While in the North SIrs Browning d h d' hi B he daughter f Mr. pleasure of experiencing the and Mrs. Maxic Raley of the worst swwstorm to hit New Terraces. England in 10 years. Tram), went on to take part in She commented that when a Wstrict contest held recently she left New Hampshire, at the Altamonte Mall She seven degrees be w zero and pleased her ents d the when she arrived at the Orlando school by finishing as first Jetport it was a warm 75 nmer-up in that contest, degrees. According to Mrs. Bro wning a week of l and Mbe Mitchell of iS more than enough' Old Town haie the pleasure of Shortly after her arrival enter taining an old and dear I I II 20% OFF : Slip One On and Find Out! 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James Barrett!!! weigldinat5fl' recentlyreturnedfromatrjpto Weymouth and Cape Cod In 12 ounces.' Ruth Niren of Hacienda Massaichusetts when he visited mother Mrs. Ulln Booth. Village has recently returned It had been dx yews since from the hospital after a week's sa)orosera cafl friewls are glad to have her young mother and the two of them spent many hours back Visiting her son Ronald is reminiscing and sigh tseeing as Mr& Mary Tumminia from much as possible (with all that mow!) wound the Cape. Brooklyn, N.Y. Mn. has an "open ücket" and will A power cont was held at stay an indefinite period of the Winter Springs Elementary time. School in conjunction with the Two youngsters from Winter "Emile" contest. SViden Springs won the title of M Lss displayed Oteir ideas for what 1 and Mr. Smile ct a conIM held dental health was all about. at the Winter Sprirgs Winners of that contest were Elementary School in con- fir-A pla(e, Kiersten Bishop. junction w, ith Dental Health and smnd place, Lorraine Wt-ek. 77)ey were Tracey Bayne P. -ake ond third placv, Dawn • , you re in, browse thru our netv spring stock I c rie& Miss America 1 N ' JARMANS & MS w • This Week Only TERRY CLOTH HANDBAGS E NOW GENUINE PUKA BEADS S NOW All S ales Final. $5 95 I - Reg. 5295 0 Price A Accessory .. 218-220 E. FIRST DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322-3524 - - - - ..- .--.. .-.---, ----..--= .-----..-=--.--------- - - Is UU ONE WEEK ONLY ll "TifF SPOiLER" WITH EACH $10 113 MAGNOLIA AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 9:30-5:30 MON., THURS., SAT. -9:00 FRIDAY COSMETIC SANFORD 322-1811 - - $ Men's Sfore PURCHASE New Spring Fashions Arriving Dally ... Long & Short Dresses, Pantsuits And Accessories. SQ na : V1 1 ~ w AMR, p Ir 111 DOWNTOWN SANFORD - 205 W. F I RST ST PH. 322-6511 -;- ' z'lAy mi . ... , r-iST 1 !.. .• . • Dr 224 E. FIRST ST. 222-37ol ChIcn9o. Harvard University, the National Institute of Mental Brandeis University and IS Health hits recent book presently chairman of the t.ffit Separation," is the Itiii t't of Sociology at the ret of 10 years research and University of Masaachusems tht- affective helping of persons will present two special Marital in the transitional crisis of Separation Seminars. separation and divorce, The fsr iiiinar. Feb. 27, from I !o 3:30 p,ni. is geared to Project 21st Century Wollia ll sional persiims and the fee it Setninole Collimunity is 15.00 Per person. The setond College, acting as one cosemina,Feb.28. from 9 a.111. to sponsior with Epicenter, invites -1:30 P.M. is open to the public all interested persons to attend and the cost is $6-W per person. One of these in-depth seminar Both stiminars will be held in St. which will deal with the cTisi.s John Lutheran Church, 1600 S. stages of separatior, and Orlando Ave . Winter Park dr,11r(,v . 7 Nvi M14- ' ,• . These are broken sizes. # OOC Enclose stamped sill envelope, please. Hate to write letters? Sind $1 to AbuçaO Van Buren, 112 LiSky or,, a ddressed a prolific auL d1st 111gulShed professor who has and reseircher, was heI1 Positions at the University' recipient of the 1970.1974 worththatpflceiu$tto.tak,ou,,h,b,, GEORGE WASHINGTON SPECIAL RECEIVE A FREE GIFT . ' ., '.'.•- Dr Robert S. Weiss, a ,. / 7 '4 • iX 95 ..... jl ABBY Semiiiar Separation, Divorce \\ Values to 53700 $ Have A Beautiful Complexion. ____________________________ DOZ. 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DOWNTOWN PH. fl2-S22 __________ . l - - _________________ 1 *75 __________________ D 7 W*Ison=Maier SHOPDOWNTOWN SANFORD k _______________ e • re g. $231 T1 EASY CREDIT TERMS urm . JAPA Spark ITlake the tune i APA F ' REG. 129.00 FREE GIFT WRAP 3 a vi-,tit by her sister , Ms Ilene Pageau Miss Pageau will Clara Rasmussen, more af .. NaturaHzer J 1 \ . - - Connies ____ _____ L "i ,r The Truth Is We're Clearing Them All ()ull ' 11% ABICAll, VAN HURF,%, DE'AR ABBY: First there appeared in your column a letter from a woman wtx) complained because her Sband bcmght a myna bird and taught it to say dirty words and phrwses. Then, John 1). M,aybe wrote in suggesting that tl*, wife threaten her husband with arrest for contributing to e delinquency of a myna. MY husband and I see Pete Sois I have a message for about once aiuek you I haven't w orn the acekt a ii(lur own business.)" for two Nears. and I probably JAKE SMITII,S,N DIEGO "on't ever wear it again. It's DE1fl J,KE: You're funnier very pretty, but it doesn't mean than John (may bei tni1hing to me no w. DEAR AIMN': am a I was wondering if it would be teenager, and because so man), tack), of me to pawn the adults keep asking us bracelet. We could use the ungrateful" teenagers what money. What would you do? %iiv want, I have finally found m UNDECIDED answer that I think says DEAR IN: I'd reti the ever)ihing. bracelet to Iletv. am a teenager and this is DEAR hit I 4tflt. St. Valentine 's Day. so be a I want time to be alone ei(heart and call somne alone with my thoughts. ho' alone and say, "I'm stflttIbCaeptedFortiat thinking of iou" Take some 1 ' tit someone In a nursing want to be loved by those home. Put all ),Our discarded who brought me into this world. clothes in a box for GoodiAill. want a home that is rich in Iaugh at an Wd joke. Donate honesl%. sharing and caring. sorne blood. Do )our exercises. I want to be head I just l'a sour dentist bill. Listen to to ti-enager. Tell your % need to hear, parents ou think they're great. I want to know God and Ta r a bit' note on his (or her i worsh hlmi in mi own ay . mirror. Furgise an tncmy. If want Io live in) life one day % Ou 10% sonlrone. tell him f or 'it a time: for only then will I Dear - (This Week Only) I 1. JEWELRY • - John The Bird it:: 51 ---,% PUN 14 14 _ P ALL COSTUME ... Jake S. Gives LOV Q. ! Angry? 4 EVEN GEORGE WOULD j ARE YOU IN? 1`791211h DRESS SRhE I A brid;, il luncticoll honoring 111cP-son; grandmother of the Patricia Ann Pizer, bride-elect bride, Mrs. Ru3sell Gill. of Stephen Howard Gordie, and grandmother of the her attendants, was given by bridegroom. Mrs. Jack the bride's mother, Mrs. Paul Hickson: Mrs. Robert Jones; E. Puer of Lake Mary. at the Mrs. Cecil Jooies and Mrs. Ikef and Bottle Restaurant, liotxv Zeitler Feb. 7. Invited guests included the The bride wore a flowered bride; maid of honor. Sally silk skirt with yellow blouse and Pi7cr: bridesmaids, Lindy accent scarf in the same Murdock and Frances Peter. material as the skirt. Pink freund: mother of the carnations and purple orchids bridegroom Mrs. Paul adorned the table ) rr"? .1 .1.1 i OUR FINAL - Sunday, Feb. 15, 1976--3C TJ �_! .-' -- ----- _ jt4 't - -..-••' b • .:- IC-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Siarw4av ,-, V V liii iq 2 Women T,ike Honors I Member's ~ 0 ~1 111 Showcase A ~ member of the family who comes to them - whether It is the teen-ager or th e parent. But so far the teen-age drinkers and their drinking parents are not 4 . aspiring to make names for themselves. . • ______ 1 : : _ - _- _ - _. - . .. • i~r - her son, Leroy Jr., was grown before she pail paintbrush to canvas, . / ,. • T' ç• - 0~1 "I've always loved art, the time - just never got round to it," she said. But she had always wanted to naint. ;il)out 10 years ago joined art • teacher \liklred Babcock 's class. Later, she uwva udit jJdlIILiJ1j WIW JUU MliIOt of Sanford, but admits she still has to practice drawing the full figure. "I lore water co lors, but pr efer oils," said Mrs. Nopper. "I do use acrylics suiiwtimes, but don't think you get the depth of color you do with oils." 'People," she said, "are the most fascinating subject. Animals are fun, too. Hut tile things that sell are lan dscapes and seaseapes. Mrs. Nopper's Best In Show painting , Peace, Faith and Love," combines some of her favorite subjects, a young boy and girl, and a Siamese cat -all of which keep the artist company when she paints. Trude admits to painting "only when the mood strikes," but fortunately that is frequently, and she has a large collection of pictures to her credit. One hangs in llram Towers, another In Sanford Holiday llousc and two in the Seminole County Courthouse. - .ç .i tL. - - V, __ ___ _ . - . Mr ,.?~ C_ - - I- t ! . w. __ - 1.1 11 N" "_ rji, , . ______________ I ____________________N____ _______________ ____ ________________ ,te ____ .- AL _____ ,- 1 . . . t P~r - d - •- - 1AI{Y IIART',4'IG TRUDE NOPPEK remain her first love. She has the rare talent of capturing the elusive likeness of her subject with her pen, and has even produced a couple of striking self portraits. But when there are no models around, Mary will settle for a seascape or still life. She doubtless inherits some of her talent Ironi her mother, Mrs. Jo' (Pat) Portraits hlartwig, a teacher at the Pre-education and Development Center in Sanford. "1 like art reall" well. I like teaching art and have taken Just about every workshop possible," said Mrs. Hartwig. "I think most kids would enjoy art if only the materials were available." Her daughter Mary, as well as sweeping the board of honors in the art _. ~ =_~~T,__~:~14_t__!:%L_ I - - -. - -M 9=- - - __ r-IMN M R- For La id \ Laid Work is done in two .:,_- -_ .19"HM .wparate stages. In part one, an - •- -. - ff~t • - .:'s •- ; -. ' ,...'• •- . .,. -• -. _r . 'j,S. , 4.. -. ., - . ,. ,j,.__- •- • ... - ese," Miss Nlargolie3 recalled Inother. Really caring abou area of the design is completely with a laugh: "Does it hurt? Do children does," explained MISS covered wi th flat, side-by.side you have to ;;o to the ba throcrii? Margolies, Joy stitches. adding that she enUnlike the Satin stitch, Are you hungry?" joys having all the kids around, in which the needie goes in at Hut Lee Heh. now 11 and in Of her own children she says, one side of t he area and the sixth grade, and Holly, 8, "1 thought in the beginning I merges at the opposite side, Y ELSA WILLIAMS and in the second grade, picked was doing such an altruistic the Laid Work is made with up English with amazing speed, thing, but it's the most selfish needle taking a tiny stitch along ibdi' mother said proudly. thing I've ever done. I have the outside edge of the design . Another major change has gotten so much, and grown so Try it first in a small, clearly recently taken place in the life much, and learned so much outlined area. Take care to of the 33-vear.old television re- about myself," keep your thread from twisting place with small Couching linen. They created Long and porter, who had left PhilaShe has also learned someas you stitch and make sure stitches. Once you grasp the Short stitch effects, exquisitely delphia for a Job with WNBCTV thing about the background of there's no fabric showing principle, there's almost no end shaded, using the same tiny in New York. She met Rep. Lee fleh and Holly, th be tween stitches, anks to to ways you can elaborate on stitch at the end of each strand Edward Mezvinsky, 1)-Iowa, the research Miss Gruber If the area to be covered is the basic stitch. Just remember did in of laid tlu'ead, while doing a story on the Viet- Korea and Vietnam large, start your Laid Work to use a hoop when you do Laid for the stitching in the middle to Work. Dear Elsa. establish the direction of the For a FREE Illustrated n ivers Must w stitches. Beginners will do well leaflet showing the basic em- always creel embroiders be (lone 00 linen'.' Can to start this way, even In broidcry stitches, write to E aist eac er,moreloosel) smaller work areas. It also may Williams, Box 3788, Grand woven fabric like DC easier to lay these first Central Station, New York 10017 very large projects?burlap for i stitches a thread's-width apart E.M.B. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa, daughters •- of Alma Mater and then go back and fill in the For a FREE Illustrated Dear E.M.B.. 'AP) Pennsylvania State proclaim in song: "Thou thdst spaces between to produce a leaflet showing the basic cmThere are patterns for which University has it new, "nonsex- mold smooth, well covered surface. broldery stitches, write us, dear old State, into to Elsa an evenly woven burlap can be ist" version of its 75-year-old men, into men." The second part of Laid Work Williams, Box 378$, Grand very effective, especially since Alma Mater. is achieved with design effects Central Station, New York it The words have been changed now comes in a handsome Recognizing that there are worked on top of the laid 10017. to read: "Thou didst mold us, range of "decorator" "de colors. thou.san ds of faithful students threads. In the case of leaves Just remember that for such a and alumnae who never "stood dear old State, dear old State, this might mean stitching the dear old State." Executed in gold thread, Laid fabric your design should be at boyhood's gate" and at no leaf veins in a fine Stem Work is often used in church both Lirier and simpler and you time were "molded into men," The changes were approved Outline, worked from left to embroidery to portray religious should use heavier thread or the university has revised the by Pr. John W. Oswald, presi. nght with the thread below the symbols. it version of this multiple strands ofcrewel wool. song. dent of the university, with needle to produce a thin, firm stitch, the New England Laid I've seen embroidered burlap T1K' "boyhood's gate" men- agreement from the Mwnnj line. Work stitch, was popular in used fora three-paneled screen. toned in the song -"When we Council and Executive Board of (lain, Split or Coral stitching colonial times. Early American Very few colors were used and stood at boyhood's gate, shape- the Penn State Alumni Asstialso ma be used for surface needlewomnen, who suffered the design, a flower and leaf- less in the hands of fate" - has ation outlines. For purely deeoraiire from a paucity of material, accented vine, was very ci. bevri forever bcked, replaced effects on larger areas, con- tried to make sure that all of fective against he burlap by the more equitable trasting color threads may be their precious embroider y ya r n background. 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She un derstood %shv Lee lbh Margolies for the past five arid friends, overcoming Miss Margolies explained in an lions agencies have about years has last October she married the had been "too good" when she been as dramatic as agencies' prejudice against interview here. "But 22 went, single adoptions." Miss Mar- congressman and she and the found out the child had been any story she has covered for single parents and fighting un- then I was 24 and and I real- golics conceded. "The best pos. children moved to Washington, the evening news, warned before she left Kon'a I' migration red tape, she even. ized I was n't going to do it the sible home is a two-parent where she now work fc' WiC- be "perfect" - otherw ise she In fact, it was an assignment tuallv managed to adopt two traditional way. I wanted some- home, but I do believe that It is TV. for WCAU.TV in Philadelphia little girls, first Lee iieh (ruin one I might be se nt back. cr:y about and could Infinitely better for a child to be The Mezvinskys sponsored a "Holly's major problem when a picnic for Korean orphans Korea and lDter holly from legitimately think about in a single-parent home than in Vietnamese refugee family she a'h'pted by U.S. families -Ihat Vietnam. Wi th Ruth Gruber she s carne was the emotional pe nding the r es t of my li fe with an orphanage." tarted it all. Seeing the happi- has told the story of with two children, who live with pain she was in and my inability those and I wasn't meeting him." As it turned out, wi th her own them. Lee Ileh's two brothers, to ness of bo th pa re n ts and chil. eventf ul years in th he lp he r. When we learned e book, She had a good Job arid an parents giving dren led her in 1970 to Korea "They Came To Stay." her strong brought over (rain Korea arid that she had been an abused apartment. Why not adopt a support, her single state was now with a family in and inl9i3tovietnanl .'tofurnIl Yonkers, child "I had expected to have the child. the pieces of the puzzle fell thought. But the fact the least of a dr eam " - the adoption her problems in N.Y.. are frequent visitors, as into place and we were able to of traditional marriage at 22. have that she was single proved an (aping with children From a dii- are Mezvinsky's four daughters work with that knowledge," S p ec i a l T . -. - The vicious cycle of alcoholic AMLrnCAJ parents alcoholic children ________________________________________ .. - •,, ___ •..-.T - ir'j i DISCIR TV News Reporter Has Real Life Drama To Cover - ', taken by the pat ents. They may have to admit that the three. martini lunches and regular afterwork bar sojourns con. stitute drug abuse, Just as r'' __ _ 11m, 1- -•--.f - .: .. -. Vy surely as their teen-ager's Ac •Peggy Prin f'sm jlt' a t i pplinbg during bb''''-• -rr' I therapist associated with the jobs and stashing liquor in Center, points out, alcoholism school lockers constitutes drug tends to rela' itself from abuse. generation to generation. TeenTh is is one problem that is age alcoholics will grow up to going to require honesty and be adult alcoholics. The will vigilance on both sides of the marry and their children are generation gap. likely to become alcoholics 0 1 the problem is per . , (O4ICkC - CuUCauofl aiJ j Trude Napper of Sanford waited until ' Lb - ~!/ . Thi s --- T---• coming to the Center. and will probably take a double major in ;. i .1 r ..e,• department, is also an outstandIng student in academics, favoring English and history. She plans to become a teacher, • -11X. a I -- -- can be broken, says Mrs. Papp, (Continued from Ilage I-Ci help any But the first step will have to be problem. They will For Artists ~ r t youngsters - ------- - I Alcoholism 1 , Two women in each of these categories who won Bt in Show honors at this year's exhibit, Feb. 8 at the Sanford Ci vic Center are artists Trude Nopper in the adult division and Mary Hartwig in the lunior. was Miss Hartwig's seconci sccutwc Best m Sb a w ard. List year, me, painting, i unps, won tne nonor. This year it was a portrait of her younger sister, entitled "Jnan." 11cr style is bold and free, with an ob. ians feel for color and perspective. The 17-)-car-old Bishop Moore High School senior has "always Liked art," but only in the past four years -since moving to Florida from Avon, N.Y. - has she bcca able to express her talent. Classes with Sanford artist Judy 'Talone set her on the right course. Later, she joined Helen Hickey's portrait CILSSCS at Seminole Community College and is a11 taking art classes at school this year. Mary finds the discipline of having to attend regular classes more productive than just grabbing for paintbrush and canvas when the Impulse strikes. started out doing oils," she explained. "But now I'm Into everything pencil, water color, pastels." - # 4 Exhibit of th.' both of established artists aixi -. - I By JEAN PArrEso Women's News Director -Sanford-Semimle Art Association is ..owcase Of arListk taiet in the area - - '. Art Exh" b"t The annual -'. - kIC %A/;+k t - PHILIPS IN I"! j I M. 'c' DcofaIng DQn "r 3)5 West 13th S ,., ________________ ________________ ____________________________________ "They Came To Stay" is pub- Iis b Card. McCann & (;hegan. 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VT Hs JACQUELINE IX)%%[) The former actor and Herald Staff Writer Crossword governor of California was 4-B IAlltoral enthusiastically received and 4-A Republican Presidential Dear Abby mans of his aamers prompted S-A candidate Ronald Reagan Dr. Lamb loud rounds of applause from l•U %lUUUVUIUI 4-B brought his traveling roadshow Horokope the largely elderly group inside to t)eBar) Saturday and was Hospital the hall and the 3-A warry welcomed by one of the Obituaries About half the crowd had to 3-A tin s town's most prominent candidates Sports v.ait outside, listening to 1 It residents Mrs. I ouella Tdesiclon Reagan ove r loudspeakers But A 1)irksen, widow of Senator marigold named America's before leasing for Orange Women na tional flower ks Everett Dirksen avoided Counts s Incoin Day Dinner at But .Mrs. %F;.'TIIEn Reagan spoke to an overflow endorsing t:n':aacs. L)isney World, he stopped to Sunda) 's high today's loss crowd of about 1 000 at the for the Republican nomination field questions from the people S2. DeBary Volunteer Fire "I don't think I h ive anything Fair and mild through Department's recreation hall, to rav about it." she said. His speech was, according to -I Tuesday. Extensive log during answering questions and trying %%as jiust there because he members of the national press the lal~ night and early mor. to win votes. traveling with him, a variation ning bows. Highs In the loser lie opened the program b> welcome him because he was speech attacking big 8Os and lows tonight In Ihi presenting Mrs. D;rksen with a an old friend. upper government, the unbalanced is I deral 15 miles p budget. stuch Henry assumed responsible decreasing at night irer area Her late husband was getting DeBar) onto He4lgdn s 1k tails and titles on Page 3-A famous for trsing to get the list of campaign stops I Continued On Page 3-A) Four-Pounder Takes The Lead In First Annual Shad Derby - i p n __________________ 4-It ______ - - - - ___ 0 iL - - n ~ ' - - t* - vr:l ; . , "W --- •., - PWTWIO , P? - -M. I ~_I '. ? 11I 4 - ~__ r~ - , %-:~,-&* , e. - 1~ 1. : _'~V .-.I ~ - -.~ -V .,, 4-. - 1 -' _______________ " - By BOB ORRELL pleasure boaters were on the Herald Outdoor Correspondent river in that ,area, shad trollers found it hard to fish. Some sample catches from Larry Moody of Bunnell and various camps showed a string Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Fnierson. Of 30 landed at Marina Isle by 17hey threw back (lie small ones .'- ¶ - I commission's representative on the personnel board. Theh1ringoffluntersfa at last week's county cornmission meeting, but it was quashed b) Commissioner Johii Kimbrough Kimnbrough advised the commission to check on the legality of hiring a city official before approving the personnel board's action Bedsole said Commission airman Michael Hattawa> three weeks ago asked him to check and see if Hunter was eligible under federal guidelines to work in the CETA Wring Hunter because it looks like there is a potential conflict of r1ierest not be legal,' noted. aid day,howeyer, that he conleffed last week with officials from Atlanta and it _'-. Y a r - . I %~. I . J : 0 I I , ~i 4 A . . J ,'-- \ , ." .1 '. 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Bedsok said labor department officials in Atlanta will have to OkaHunters hiring " . - _-_ !, _X, '',, ' ____________- - County Commissioner Harr , _,_ - " - ,;4; Overflow DeBa Crowd Gree , Bill, ~ t Pos ition — ______ - ~ c m . — iiae #*,% - e Bridge Calendar Comics 1 (111 9 — f N of the information is court that the defense contends on 27 other cases, including 21) the firearm charge and the being conducted with a search motiontohavethegun evidence inadequate and insufficient to in the gambling case that the central Florida residents in. week of Feb. on the gambling arrant and agents said a .22 suppressed but arges of carrying a con- case. caliber pistol was found in his McGregor said, "You today can't support the search of a person. wiretap order was violated. He dicted for misdemeanor By ED PRICK cealed firearm. bookmaking Eriksson said the state will said that tape recordings of the wagering McNamara was indicted by a cket, Herald Sff Writer have a mysterious source for seek a hearing before Judge wiretaps reveal that agents and maintaining a gambling statewide grand jury in the Cullom told Judge Robert violation of the defendant's McGregor sometime this week recorded at least one personal Agents allegedly seized a Winter Springs Councilman house against Luther Judson gambling case and is free on McGregor today that agents Fourth Amendment rights." and present testimony by the conversation that took place on brief case, pads with names and Irwin Hunter has been McNamara, 53, brother of an bond pending trial, found McNamara outside the arresting officer, Orlando auto dealer, came os cu er Ralph Eriksso Prosecutor The firearm charge was apartment and forced him at told the apartment telephone. The numbers, line sheets, cards, recommended for a $10,500-aunder attack by defense at. made by sheriff's agents on gunpoint to enter and searched the court at agents The raid or. the apartment wiretap order was for gam. ledgers and currency in the year job with county governsearched .McNamara torney C. J. Cullom in circuit Nov. 1 'when they raided an him. for cowl hev kiday. P- only. h had a 'un apartment at Altamonte McGregor said a "protective to information from an due eas'esdcppcd parentiv used these items today. proximately 35 days on a Springs seizing alleged frisk" is allowed if it is made before the statewide grand jury Bedsole, the director of the telephone using a wiretap orMcNamnnra, who lists ad. evidence of a sports betting during the execution of a valid orman If the defense challenge of the to identify alleged bettors who county's Comprehensive A':mnot, to; dered by state Supreme Court wiretap information is sue- were mentioned by number Employment and Training Act search warrant McGregor indicated that such Chief Justice James I Arikins Springs and Orlando. is ssftil it was not immediately only m wiretapped telephone McNamara arrived at the E1A program, said Hunttr Last week another circuit a "belief" without revealing the Today Cullom revealed in known what the effect would be calls. v. as recommended by the county's personnel board f the position of CETA prograi . Around The (lock - --- I 'JI II / ( &_r &_ CM 2.4 54 ,A g IU a L 4* F = )j L_ - ---i 9i E 0 9 9 Pr 9 ob 'f 14 v 1"I.2 ,~ I May docketed for trial this week on apartment while the raid .is judge denied Mcamara s source Today CL ' : - .~a - ® — I - 4 ~ -_ ,4 il I arw 5 CAI ---- I .J_. ae S . .. Ch i -j_ to a &;- kjui-frk\\ym& Er, e nunier McNamara s ' Attor ney . N ~ )4 I _ __fr-----_-- P __4____*- o - __ - I - - - Stem From Raid By Sheriff's Aaents M - k/ J l ----- - 1 f 0 -±-" fr_-1I._; - — - mijwt - ____________________________________________________________________________ - . - m - •- .. . ; LN - - - . _~,= : 1r_ 0 14 I . . - .-.- - ,_< ~ I - f, , 11;* I k~'- I 6~ A I !!- - _. -7 , - ~4 (iAJ_xs r- , w tangible in Guatemala at 3 . : 1. - .- - Terror Special Report - - 0 - - ~~ - M f?.~ - - - I Eg• Seconds 39 - f li, 73 VNINOMM - rr ".~ I6 -. - I / n, i --- (2] M~ ____ 8 2' ,Q - We were met in Guatemala by Ralph Faircioth, director of I For 39 devastating seconds it crashed and thundered through Green Thumb in Central America and brother of Paul Faircloth, I 1 I . who heads Green Thumb's Apopka operation, .: the Central American counirv. an earthquake which register O I I . I k ff . .. . .~ , 1, _. _ . ,The airport was humming with activity -all of it directed by I "It ;_ , " rifle-toting militdry personnel. A steady stream of relief planes and the third major shock came at noon Feb. ~ 6. . ;-Z Wben a small group of loc2l news reporters flew into , *!:I ched down to unload building supplies, medicines, food and the * I.,;r . tou ljp~, Wl . -, If.r.. . _ Guatemala City Friday, the countr inuch-needed warm c!othing and blankets to protect the / ft y was still shuddc-ring with _ th- ds Of homeless from freezing temperatures of the occasional aftershocks unusual])' cold w inte r nights tneath one's feet il buildings tremble. , Evangelist Billy Graham dise barked about the same time we The plane which flew the news team was an old DC cargo . _. - .:, 1 - - :4 _w 416 d carrier chartered . by Green . His organization does not usually become Involved -4--f". Thumb Corp in Apopka to carry relief . : -- . a th 1 supplies to the stricken Guatemalans, , type of relief work. Graham explained, but the Guatemalan S-Pecifically. to deliver n Ffood. clothing and blankcts to workers on Green Thumb's nur' earthquake is so enormous a tragedy he felt cornpelled to hel 3. Graham was met by Guaternalan President Gen. Kshefl series near Guatemala ty, and medical supplies 1'P -:: Hospital in the capital. Roosevelt Iugerud Garcia, who a half-hour later welcomed the president ofPanamatoacon(erencetntheajrttetj 'i 44W Iarning about Green Thumb's proposed relief effortearlier off the runway, the earthquake damage was immediately Springs, head of the nor). %isible, Great cracks ran the height of buildings, window panes profit foundation Concern In Mankind, started soliciting COfl ibutiors. were shattered, plaster crumbling. Ralph FrcIow, ed of Green Group of ragged nativ s crowded the portable kitchens which "The thing just mushroomed," said Gray. "Supplies Started Thumb Corp. nurseries In pourg in (rem local ppIe. and then from as far away as ew own trucked meals 40,000 meals a day from Mexico, Others cooked their Guatemala. unloads supplies The village of Rabinal, north of Guatemala City, suffered few deaths, but damage to buildings, 14, Jersey and Indiana. We took on board bout W,000 worth of over tiny fires. Tent cities had wrung up in city par a rluding those along the rubble-strewn mata street, Is extensive. for homeless workers on Green goods - tents, food. orthopedic supplies.11 fContinued on Page 2-At Iliumb farmiL (I r V. ______ 1 All (;UATEMALA CITY i -• (- 4; Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Herald Staff Writer . .! k I 1 ~,,.~;~, ~~ s;a ~ S S ' ' Quake Was T,,.rr1.V1.. ng J1 I I I ___ __11 01 i i ~ 'fr4 Y : 4 ,!r .I Aa." - & i M 0 _~ - - : Y MR, 1W D . -,&-( - 0 Cr 73 —'t Ei"J' N - I It % > :fl -< 8V:: i~ 0 i i~~ . __- Lasted It ~_ - ggl -, t i~ IT I I I N% ~18 1~ q Al - —k1M - _____ - - -. 1 IU - - I'1I i>p 4 0 - i . 68th Year, No. 152-Monday, Feb. 16, 1976 - irn /E ,v > -" P ~~g~ L_ 4 I ~:~ Z i T. 'Lr) W_ -1%~' & rVr41 L iM lt rz_X07_1~( X~ n11 I '1 ' -11 _ 1 1 I .- F r_ --I > _- 71 * ___ _. -_ _:--2 , J ,- I L_ ''7 C. 0 11 . (__ - V : -- = _i __ - .,-. — U 1\_~ ::- _ X_ ____ 'S 1 N. 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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>, February 13, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a3831460ddb09ab89e5ae32ed19ac979.pdf 99fa8075f7312ebaa9d3e7fce9483ea4 PDF Text Text -. r - -' -- ------ ------V_C_ , -. •• - - -• . -• _. -• - - - -- • -- ---•• ---.---- - - - -- -- - -: - - -- -- - --- -;: --- - By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent Goes From Harbor To Back Urill Yard insisted that their beef be than any other type of meat. chopped and placed between eggplant in two lengthwise; one egg, slightly beaten heap you might like to try this recipe. 1 cups diced carrots scoop out the inside leaving 24 the eggplant shells with the We all have our favorite ways buns so they could easily carry 2 cups diced potatoes of preparing hamburger, some inch all around the shell. Chop mixture, sprinkle with bread it aboard their ships in bags. MEATBALLSOUP 2 cans (2 cups tomatoes Sailors from Hamburg, From Ne York, the custom from our &migrarn forefathci,3, the scooped-out eggplant and crumbs, and top with butter. Slix one lb. hamburger, one I cup chopped onions Germany, docking in New York spread westward and today has others that we have created cook in I 4 cup butter until clear. Rake at 325 degrees until meat slightly beaten egg and one 5 cups water City In days gone by are said to Add 1,2 cup chopped onions and mixture Is done. Serve with teaspoon salt and form ilito become a standard at the hack- ourselves, I cup chopped lettuce have patronized the eAting one minced garlic clove. Cool tomato sauce mixed with small balls. yard barbecue. Store hamPlace the following leaves New hamburger recipes are and add 11 4 cups fine bread horseradish. Serves 4. Ingredients In a large kettle and I cup chopped green stands along the wharf. They burger Is consumed in America always welcome. Try cutting an crumbs, 34 lb. hamburger, and For a different kind of soup bring to a boil, -_ -_ -_ Show Love 1 Continued from Page 1•B) I i s teaspoon pepper o Simmer for about 20 minutes, then drop meat balls into soup. Cover and simmer for 20 minutes more. Top with chopKd parsle- and si!rve in bowls. &rVS 4. I I r . " - • ___ 4 • it .4 - 1_ 1___1"r__ is VW . ___ LEAN MEATY 0 3 Shoulder Roasts JJ z`7 - -- ' wS ,t t & -- ' : I L J=J '-'M.... ..1.-. I:. r . .: _ 35 LB. .. Roasts . Parts (two stkk butler, 1(LiJ 41% 7T stu" . 2 1 1 - - -; -' .. . r - .1 . .c _J.. - < .. 4'. '. 7: .-';.-:..,. - •-- .. .C' - '1' Ti f : i;j' .&. Yç ' ::\ ..' 'I,'.' g?'4'.!, . -.. p ....:...,.,,,t. •. 1. - = . I --.. '_ - LiI - - ,'-..'.- - ~ hs S'-: I mr - - .• . - D . - 1.85LB. 40 Room ~ - Beef 1i C ube S -_ - I Drumgticks sLBS. OR MORE 69", 3LBS, OR MORE In. 145 4 - Aix*.- 16 LOS, & UP TW VMJJ BUTT CUT eOC BluefIsh LB Flounder USE TH Shrimp PINK COUPONS . 771 3VAWE'.Lwj V ; __P% __ TOP VALUE STAMPS ! I ( AT FAIRWAY 7W I= @011111" 4' A I/ I d; JOP VALUE STAMPS ft LIlT 1, L Thirty persons are to be employed witiuin two years tw Orlando boat manufacturing firm which is expanding its operation into Sanford, according to James Daniel, director of 3-B the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority iA 'SCUM), 6-7/i National Marine Sales Inc.. currently moving into a 3,500 Calendar COMICS 2-A 3-11 - Editorial Dear Abby • 1 • ...., Dr. Lamb 0 -. 0. LI CA LHEADNIA ' IFOR 291 $1 11 i i~ ~ LB. $ W ieners ... .......3-B Sports TeleifIon Women . 1-2-B 3-11 ..... •... ~ ~ il So ogna , 6-7-A Wednesda) 's high 76, today, lois 47. Mostly fair and warmer through Friday isith morning fog likely. Highs In the mid to 70s and lo%% tonight in 11w mid 50,. Wind.s light and variable, Details and tides on Page S.A. Employment at the Sanford operation is to be seven persons \ fitJT 89' -_ -.- Wise Potato Chips TWIN PAK 1 Jamaic I a Cola - Totley Tea CANADA DRY 21 OZ. 100 CT. BAGS 6/99 $1*29 ." Mtra91° 019 I QUART SALAD - 1.-i:..... Shots . - .,.. -. .. • • - • - Advised . - fIV ' . . 3 ., _!, .7 . • J4 '. - :' - . . - -. - County Animal Control Officer Bruce Clark said today he will recommend the county begin an animal inoculation program at the Seminole County Animal Pound. -___ - . . I .-- 14' 4' - -- 'I . I-... -- . - . • • . - . _____ ______ '' Z_ft. - Z $ .-. - .. - - :.jj . - __________ ~r - - - - ,, ':-t'-. .. :1. %F go .1 -. -, - .--~^1.V.: ~._ -- . - .:'; . • 4 ._ ;-, --_ -:'-: - - - - -- - ,: . ___________ __ • .;•-'I I • , - _. - P,54 ' - -. • - .1 1-H MR I, animal population at the pound is about 300, with the number to 500 during peak Penods according to Clark. - : '3.13 " - will cost $2 apiece. The normal 4 f Clark said distempe r shots '"' rising -- - -• - It I . - __________________ t - - % " - • ; - _____________ ____ ________________ ______________ ________________________________________________ ___________ !__ 1- - He recommends all animals dogs and cats - get the shots. lie said the adoption fee willprobablyberalsed from $13 I ujt,,. Lvtuuvi a uuiuuuu Clark said he will bring the Seminole County firemen contained and extinguished fire this morning In the Roseland Park matter before the county eotnmunity east of Summerlln Avenue before II could sprcad to nearby houses. The blaze, of un- commission on Tuesday. determined origin. gitt4.- UsC flit-room frame dwelling of &trs. M.ary Lee Collier, b4, but no tnjwles Meanwhile, urea 'eterinas ians were reported, said sheriff's deputies. County fire department in vestigators are probing the dwelling were scheduled to give In efforts to determine the cause of the fire. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent distemper shots to animals presently housed at the pound. a • j Clark said two puppies died over the weekend from distemper. And, he said anima at the pound In. fected. He also pointed out when &ne animal Is infected, the avors Short Day are virus remains active for as long as 90 days. Clark said the vina hits manner as flu hits human Negative opinions given by specified hazards in a given rhe proposed school would Hattaway's proposal to award time, affecting their children's teachers included statements area to determine who should break with the recent tradition $10,000 toward winning $400,000 education, r fo the free tran. Of"round"schools,andwouldbe in matching state and federal that pupil adjustment was qualify Apparently not so, say 35 slowem, students felt more sportation given to students rectangular with brick funds for day care. teachers who said pupil pressure because of less time, who live within two miles of tenor. Now that the plans have achievement was higher. Pupil and students felt more their school. llattawa' won the majority of been drawn up. the architec t achievement was the same, Some teachers felt Mrs. hall's major proposed said, the board is in a position to board support at Tuesday's according to 42 teachers. Only they were less able to meet alteration would change the proceed quickly if they decide meeting, but a final decision 11 teachers said achievement student's needs method of determining the the school should be built, was postponed until Cornwas lower, Many teachers found that "traffic count." She found in all flUSSIOflf John Kimbrough has The board agreed with Those results came in a achievement was greater in six areas she tested against the layer's recommendation of a chance to research the survey of elementary school reading and math ra ther than board's proposed policy and her suspension with pay of Sail. matter. teachers by Mrs. Mary science and social studies, the results were ford Middle School teacher COIIInIISSiOnCrS Harry Groorne, director of elementary More time to study the basics, different. arrested last week by the Kwiatkowski and Sidney Vihlen education in Seminole Count)'. reading and math, is alloted Several areas she in- Seminole. Brevard state at. Jr. backed lttaway's proposal Mrs. Groome reported her under the schedule. vestigated would not qualify for torney's office on felony drug to donate $10,000 of county results to the Seminole county Comparisons between the courtesy busing, under the charges. board's standards but under school board at Its meeting report cards of last year's The board agreed without a money. Wednesday night, graders and this year's first her revised standards, they motion to delete routine budget Kimbrough voiced some More than 90 per cent of Si graders showed little difference would. personnel and bidding items opposition, and Commissioner teachers polled agretd the of achievement, according to The board will take up the from the agenda onthe first and Richard Williams said matter shorter day should be con- the survey, next week, after third meeting dates each yesterday he is researching the tinued. Mrs. Carmen hall, a member further consultation between month. That action should issue before making a final Teachers further indicated in of an ad hoc courtesy busing Superintendent William P. shorten those meetings. decision ex- of -j;, , i'i 2 Legislators Respond To Leffler Letter .. -• - • - • - -- 'r - again 1 __________ • -. •' ... first . _____________ __ . variations _3 7- ' ' reported at the facility. frustration. , . Clark's recommendation Follows what he says is a nor- .... a .- - 8 El) PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer - 3-- ' - • . . • • . the shorter day reduced class 'I .'-' KRAFT I Animal : _ == . on ., - r~,-_'_ . - . . 1' apparently a success. Or, at resulted In less tiredness, (in areas near elementary should be tested. of - C . ,,. I- least the one hour and 45minute greater alertness, more ci- schools where students find Eoghan Newman Kelley, beings. He said he favors schedule cut begun this year, ficient work habits, less hazards confronting them as Sanford architect, presented adoption of an Inoculation has had no adverse effe't on the frustration, strengthened at. they walk to school. the board design development program. learning process, a teacher titudes toward learning, and proposed plans for a middle school to be The board's Also scheduled for next week survey says. bu ilt near Rock Lake at an is a board decision less questioning of 'when do we courtesy busing policy involves CornParents had protest ed that go home' an objective tabulation of estimated cost of $2,323,000. mission Chairman Michael strictly Oc 59' -~-- - ':. .- ..-. . a block school day for first graders is students the shorter day native standards for tests made determine other areas tha t animals in much the same expands as anti(ipated 30 persons %ill be hired in the next two years. The firm, which operates xi a wholesale basis, sold 502 boats last year with sales in excess $500,000. It builds salt and fresh water fishing boats that range In size from 14 to 22 feet. Th e brand names of the boats are the "Angler," a fresh watermodel,and the"Rogue,"a saltwater caft Tom Malia. president of the firm, initially contacted the Sanford Airport about a facility in its planned expansion to better serve the East Coast area, and was referred to SCIDA Daniel said. ' )L ~-----'! - -tr!- ~---'-=t'I!---~ I -- Seminole County's shortened the survey they felt that for the committee, presented alter- Layer anti Mrs. Hall to initially with three or four to be hired locally. If the operation 1• 18 L a. Proposed boundaries of the taxing district are: 'L ... (11111.q-. urvey operation as a rigging and finishing outlet for the boat hulls 34 which it plans to continue producing at Its Orlando plant on W. 5-A Central Boulevard. .. 5 LS 10 oz. --------- some EAC A. 1 Steak Sauce - ls LYKES BEEF OR REGUALR V& _•----_ D istrict Teachers Say Learning Unaffected P11114 -_ ----- _______ . -3-B square feet facility at 2207 W. First St_ pims to use the Sdriford Horoscope Hospital Obituaries tipper SLICED OSCAR MAYER BEEF FRANKS FLO*IOA 1-0-iL." / C / 0 . I. PEPSI COLA OR SEVEN UP 6 I? OZI CANS 4./i 3-11 Bridge - Carrots 25' COPELAND IOOZ $ FL ORIDA Cooked Ham PKG Tomatoes 1.98 1. 35 WILLIAMSBURG Fl Mushrooms La 1•09 Pork Sausage ROLL 98' DelIcious Apples kEDoHLo!N 12' HORMEL CURE $1 BONELESS Po s '2.68 I.39 Buffet Ham lAG tatoe r - W , NV IV12 "_ - ma EXTR A FAD in. FILLET 3 LB. PATTIES Box $2*25 4%, 9 - 51t oz. size ?RUH PRODUCX 69' 98' '1.98 '2 98 40 Firm - LB. 98' Cabbatio £& Le.uce L. LB FRESH CLIP AND cup chocolate flavored 959 SIA?ARI UAFOOp$ Soatrout 4IUT 85c LB. KInn Ma.k.r*l if., . 'P " FIRE GUTS LA NFORD 14 C New Sanford VV I I i\ d d 30 JOb S ._ Around The ('lock Sirloin FAIRWAY FARMS LB. Today LB. FROZENCHOPPED AVG. 6.10 LBS. DUTCH LOAF SPICED LUNCHEON AT DELI 112" '1*25 LYKES SMOKED V . just ~ an - LB. BREASTS OR LEG QUARTERS 00 1.65 Steaks i - 59c $ , ) ---- •- Second Street to the lakefront and Sanford Avenue to E"renh (Continued On Page 3-A) . I- --.1 ,;l _- -.1. - meeting 95' P'houso Steak in. '1.65 Rump Roast LB. p1.55 Boneless Stew I.B. '1.25 LB. Short Ribs 75' . YOUNG & TENDER HOT TO GO '1.55 LB. $ 1 .55 L.D. mmff§WSNL MMINTS '. Turkeys LB. '1.25 LB. s 7 Bone Roast C . LB. T. Bone Steaks Sirloi n tea s 1, Sirloin Tip Steak 65 /v CAkIL---N. amteak $1 " - - e Robert M. Itosemond indicated program. to Vihlen, who arrived just as But since it was a regular the meeting ended at 955, that monthly meeting with enough There will be no jail at the the county's proposal to lease agenda items to last for at least Sanford Airport. the airport building probably an hour, Vihlen said he thought Instead, ac cording to County would have been defeated even he had enough time to get there. Commissioner Sidney Vihlen, if Vihien had made it to the Now, Vihlen said, he will voters may be asked toapprove meeting on time, begin preparing data and a $2.5 million bond referendum Vmhlen's presentation would background information in Stpttmnber (fir a i'CW simply have repeated an necessary to either put the jail A second alternative, said identical request that was question on the September Vihlen, would be to assess an turned down las t year when ballot or assess the additional additional mill or mill and a residents who live near the taxation. 1k must present his half p 4I valorern taxes over airport protested housing in- information to the county the next two years to finance mates near their homes. commissioners for their ap9. the now J! whi:h u, u!d a! vihit'n was (ietmne(1, he said, house offices, by a Bicentennial function in A brick and structure The second choice, said Mount Dora. He had expected for a new jail is necessary, Vihlen, would probably be to leave Mount Do by 8:30, Vihlen said, because the cheaper in the long run, but an addition to the program problem of overcrowding will Airport Authority officials -films of the John F. Kennedy not go away. A site near FRC unanimously rejected Vihien's family taken nine days be fore Points had been suggested proposal to lease building 3loat Kennedy's dcath - extended earlier by county Cornthe airport for a jail after the program and delayed him. missioners Michael Hattaway Viblers failed to show at the 9 Had the meeting this morning and Harry Kwiatkowski. a.m. this morning to been a special meeting called to Sanford Airport Authority make a "three-minute discuss the jail proposal, members, meanwhile, will be presentation." Vihien said he would have looking for other tenants for Authority chairman Dr. excusea himself from the their building. --;nH.::. a- :Tl ~: -..,-. F _~ t'-~ _ - - .1-- - - ---. 7 _1 -._.! . ..:: ~ _-_ , :- -- -.., -- -..- - ra LB Vr , _.F - f &I '1 25 LB Club Steaks -Lit. - I -i I PICKLE-PIMENTO OLIVE - BAR 8_Q the 400 prospective voters in the taxing district ow-noed about $8 administrative Round Steaks St k T.T. U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" FROZEN - FRESH COAfectlown' sugar Cream sugar together with light and fluffy. Addeggs,oneatatim beating well after each addition. Add vanilla. Sift dry ingredients together; add to creamed mixture alternately with milk, beaffiV MW RnWh after each addition. Pour to-third f the $ - uncheon i (easpoon baking soda J4 WELL TR IMME 1. . % E5TEEF2UY LB. S LB. 'A. L (l?tol6Serringg) I e tc (two sticks) butler, l . I FLORIDAS I /Z1. CENTER CUT . 9 FRIND EACH ~_~~ ICKEN~ I cup mflk iavl ,,,,i- , , Lw' ~ 1 - - ------------ - property owners in the taxing district would vote in the referendum. The Improvement Authority Act would not become (act, he added, until a referendum was called and a majority voted it in. No time limit has been set for a referendum. The Improvement Authority will be presented to the Sanford City Commission Monday afternoon, and to the local legislative delegation Monday night. The legislative delegation, in turn, will submit the bill to Tallahassee in April. million of the total $10 million evaluation. Atty. Bill Colbert, who drafted the bill, explained that only mortar Cubed Steaks Breasts V 2teaspoonsbajflgpow .1 T 4 - ~t, 58' .,-: .: '--'"z I V_ Pl~-,- LB. LB AVG.WEIGHTi70- 1BOLBS. WE HONOR MASTER CHARGE - 1i teaspoons an1I1a 3 cups tilted all-purpose - 2 !:'' Cutup 2 1. \' k); '- !: 48' softened r7 '' " - Ground MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 'flJ CHOCOLAThRIPPLECAKE I LB. ~ floured wokie cuum. PUce on ungreased baking sheets. Sprinkle with plain or colored sugar. Bake in pee-heated 375 degree oven for 8 to 10 minutes or until cookies are lightly browned. Place on wire rack cool I q4 Whole f Lfl U S C Bee MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 3HINDQUATERs.3F0REQuARTERs ___ $1945L B Shoulder LB. Rump I-. BySCO11'AHItMI1%MS Herald Correspondent eef Side of - Steaks BONELESS $2o65L B. &%Aft,p ayB 10 Roasts Delmonico Mixed 'V '" $ 1* 25 L B. BONELESS BO a fl k ICON-0-PACK Fryer firm enough to roll. Roll on lightly floured surface to abotit . 1... ON T. BON E L E S S ROLLED ROUNDBONE e GRADE 17 VMIJE BONELESS PRICE CUT & FREEZER WRAPPED Eye Round OOSTi j together until light and fluffy. Beat In eggs and % anlila. Add sifted dry Ingredients alternately with sow cream, mixing well after each addition. Wrap th and thfllu,,tjl - 7 W ____ E ~" ... Roasts ISOSTONBUfl T1)I I cup sour cream .,. 1 . 95 LB. $ ONIF Pork Steak. LB. I teaspoon salt I teaspoon baking soda I teaspoon baking powder 24 ... - 71 --4-*V- LB. 'Toft1 Loin Chops 1'zaspoons vanilla 4' cups sifted allpurpo se flow _ ' $1 *35 -CAGLE'SPRIOE __ __ .. ABSOLUTELY NO TENDERIZER ADDED YOU WILL LOVE THE NATURAL FLAVOR AND TENDERNESS OF THESE FINE MEAT CUTS Jail Rejected; Options Presented SLADE CUT NEW LOW WESTERN BEEF soft __ - , (About 6 Dozen) I . D.sortod LB. Tlie Sanford City Commission would appoint the 15-member Airport ; NATURALLY TENDER - NO TENDERIZER ADDED CENTER CUT holds together. Cover and refrigerate a few hours. Roll out dough v 'thinandcut with small coo cutter. Place -. %,or4 - ~' -. Taxing The City Commission would also be the vehicle for levying taxation within the designated taxing district, ssith a taxing limit of three mills. A one mill levy would mean one dollar of taxation on every $1,000 of assessed property evaluation within the district, Miss Jacotzon cxpta:ncd. Th iiiithiijj 3 mod] k iuukl iiieui three dollars taxation on every $1,000 evaluation. She added that the total assessed value of the proposed taxing district was approximately $10 million. Also, she said about 40 of permanence programs and feasibility studies. Development Authority board, with members serving two-year The 91X approved the draft of an Improvement Authority terms. L B. I / SUGAR COOKIE HEARTS :'c:' _ 'I1 Rib Chops AI.AJ cookies on ungreawd cookie sheet. Decorate with Lz maraschino cherry arid bake 10 - -. , t CENTER CUT teaspoon I' ft - 1 tablepoon grated semiswret chocolate BEE oast . -1 QUARTER LOIN I cup softened butter I cupsugar •_ - --- --- ---- 2J_ Special Toward Act which, according to Chairman Sara Jacobson, will give and character to the downtown development effort. Atty. Douglas Stenstrcni explained that the Improvement The Downtown Development Corporation of Sanford, Inc. Authority Act would provide for the setting up of a taxing district ll)DC) today signed its charter which provides For a 15 to 19- as a permanent, long range method of raising money, rather than member board charged with rejuvenating downtown Sanford. having to depend upon the unreliable income of an annual fund The rejuvenation is to be done with the cooperation of merraising drive. chants and property owners, civic and political leaders and other Stenstron, is a supporter of downtown development whose interested persons. The corporation will institute a four-point law firm has donated its services to DDC. C , ." ; I " "I'l '11' FrWas - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 1.t~, I % . ~, \ I': OO cOATE ingrMents, Own add next Ii U% * TESTENDER Steps Takes By JEAN PATTE.SON Herald Staff Writer - kI rl SHOPMTHTHE FRIENDLY FOLKS AT 2690 S. ORLANDO AVE. p s teaspoon salt a teaspoon chmamou 2 tablespoons Cherl.SuJsse 2LICUPSHOUt 'z baking powder maraschino ceam butter and sugar I ARMOUR DDC -_ BITE" = - •- -.; Mix well. Roll Into 1-inch Lills. Coat with chocolate shot. thill. Makes about 4 dozen. - . I OPEN7DAYSAWEEK PRICES EFFECTIVE I egg yolk Itz prograin to include a facelift, training programs, recruifing 2 tablespoons lightsyru . _______ . t\'\. a Z cup finely chopped almonds 'J cup confectioners sugar . - It CO"De 2 cups Vanilla wafer - - - = AM ff., 1 I CHERI-SULSSE TRUFFLES :: Cup - - 68th Year, No. 149-Thursday, February 12, 1976 I' ffection and - f_! , -T, 17' "ITi - --- --- -- I - - devotion on St. ;IS Day than with gifts you have made Yourself. Consider, for example, the preparation of such edible delights as CheriSuisse Truffles and CheriLUcolate Crunches. The Cheri offerings are Prepared with Cheri-Suisse, the ,optasticated chocolate cherry - LOVE AT FIRST - Shakespeare's "Love's Labour but !OVC speaks as all know - in many ways What better way is there to -• --- i minced garlic clove i teaspoon salt pepper Food Gifts ------------- -_ Feb. n. 1976 Hamburger - • -- -- - - t• - - - - = - .• • ~ft ;• . "• By E[) 1'HICKIT -Writer J1 "The)' isere all very mcc," Mrs. Galbo - aid of the replies. "I'd like to mention how good feel Lou Frey's reply." we about Las name ba ck on the vo ter rolls after he retires this month. In the 10 years the Galbos have lived in Flnrit':i = 'r--, crrrt =3. - �- -- ---- — ------ -- L. — -- — .- ____ —i__ __ 'A r 1L - - - - — I - - --- — - — — ___ -- — _______ __________ iffii.i 2 A-Evening =- - ikk _ Herald, ?m T hursday, Feb. C IN I If 4 CL! H L ___Z1 -~i-!--~-~%~-~'=,~'-~-~--,----. - I - V. 4VU9111Y 41111 I Li. .. ATTe PT In I ____________________ IN BRIEF ______ • - U.S. Nuclear Weapons =- _.M -- I . - ___ Reagan Oufspends Ford . -- - ____________________________ ViAS1iINGTfj tAP) - epubLican challenger Ronald in outspent President Ford last month in earl) priary states and had slightly better luck attracting iate political contribut'ons the latest earnpaig inc reporis sh1 The gap was most evident in Florida, site of Lie natim's third presidenti prunar on March 9 Reagan spent M2,126 there during January, nearly four times the $42 586 put out b> the Ford campaign Reports received Wedne-sday by the Federal Election omm•'on showed Reagan outspending th e incumbent ill these other prinmry states where the two clash in February and March - oi _____ — - — - - ---, ~i~ ,- !~~ ____ WISKtm ______ -k,x - :1 . 1. ~ 5:~K - . I I- - I-1.____ - -- 1. ~ . _.. m - . Z~__l- - _Z: _ - -, I - ..- . I -I-I - _-.. I ~_-~__- _____ - - - ---a __ __ -- - - ___ ____ : - ,- - tnpped ot the provisions that have generated major disputes. .48 ~ 111 -. _ r - . -. ~-- .u~ -- I %i~___. ~ - _- - _______________ _~ ~ - a~___ ------- ____ . . ~-- 62%=_~~-~- .- _.-_ - - __ _ ___ - - - ___._ _.. ~_ .- - _.- , : - - __ __ . i_. ______ 5'_ '~~_ir - . - __ _____ I • in I' _______ ___ ---------~- By ThE ASSOCIATED - _-__ - - - - - - I _---Z_- . ~ __ - _ - _____ ___________________ -_.4-T, - - ______ - - i '.-_ - -- ___ -- . - I I .- .. .~-_ _- - - . CALENDAR ~, ~_ __ - __ __ .. I 7 -,-- t:- . . inds up to almost 80 miles an hour are eastern slopes of die Rockies in Montana and Wyoming. In the Pacific \orthest gale ammg flags remain posted for mdsuptomiies 50 pe rbour The rest of the nation has more normal wind conditions for early February ____________________________________________ _____________________ - .- _.. - S 14 ________________ _____ cour oc ses • I THURSDAY, FEBRUAi1yi _ ,- I,*- -i+-~-~, , 1~_- -7-- Z I I . ~;-,!.k-__.~ , ----: I I - 4 - - - - 4r*-:-v_ . - ,.*,~; . "-..;x-7~2 - ,c=o1. x1t - % --- - 0.54i, ..,- .1. 1W It"i ::_,_,-oj:,;,!L, _~ ~' - - __ - 5~~ - ,=.:e _ ~~_r M-V A -.1-M 2- . American Legko Auxiliary Unit $3, a p.m., post home. 17-M Sanford. ___4A&_-_:V~It4l -, Dance for sesdor cifitem with music by Sanford ranaders. 24:30 p.m., Sanfcrd Civic Ccnter. No charge. Z Altamonte Springs Garden Club covered dish supper and LI nmeet, Springs - MIK 14 zr$.. A-" r ~ Acm_.J~C&aq ' Pa lm . r ,I 0If—t _r .1 T I J~, I I pm, I- t-?.t7x'fri -~ Irm_~ ~ ,, -~. I~-:-, -~"~* -A-".,,_ ~ __ . . ., , -- 1. _., A? "g4,~ -* - .o. - — WF--. _- - I - . . I - ~_. I Big Book Diseuuloa AA,ckised, 8 Messiah Lutheran (lurch, 17-92, CassielbeliTy. Tanglewood AA Group, closed, 6 p.m., St. Richards Church. Lake Howel.1 Road. (h iedo AA Gmp, closed, 8 p.m., First BaptW 8 p m, DlonallonnandyAA,opendjscussion, I 1 k ___ -, - L I r- . _________________ -,- _11.~.- Z __04~1 .~ 5~_~~__ ~_, __ - ~ k __ -6._ .. - — --~ ~ --__ . -Z - _I . -!__, --.~;__ ~_ _ -- Sanford optimist riub Flea Market, benefit Semjnole \ oaUiflaiilm 9am to1pm,Siifo -dPj Todonati. 'W-offs contact Dale CDpipock. Howe Indust es. Z - Lasertoma Clubs, __________ - __ __ 01 !,,ff M L Iluam I"TE __ 1 , __ - -- Reg. - $4976 — 0/ /0 UN - - % I ANY Oflu Reg. -_ 1 in ci $ rougni u-on 7476 _______________ SWAG LITE LAMPS X WITH WOOD BRASS ACCENTS INSTOCK " V0 NOWI I 76 ,!I- At 01=0% , ALL / I tO TABLE TABLE LAMP (NOT ADu V ___ -__~ _ - --- - - EAGLE LAMP Nowl NOW $1976 % FLOOR CANE __ EwningHeiald vRI(SsnIe frI ROOM, DINETTE.) pMeerwI'-- X. - Z -- -- ~= - ~ ____________ tcond Cias Postage PJ 14-11% 76 t11 , omecitolir Arthur F. Periko Sr., DeBar) Ray W. Shroyer rtis F Dais Deltona J,uiies U Monti, Deltona 'mlbur J Butler, Edgewater Case> Whitehead Ikiks J Moreth, Casselberry Philip F Ross Casselherry Sallie I) Hoskins, DeBary ci ( . 0- Sir. and Mrs. Charles June B. Walsh. Deltona (Cheryl I Greer, a girl, Sanford Timothy It. Gross. l,ake Mr and Mrs Michael Mars Moring, a bo%, Lake Helen Nnionick Dillaulo, Orange DILWHARGES: Citv &anford: Marilyn Stricklarid. Orlando I FILED WITH THE I AW lH CETAILS_AW4tABLE == 1 1 T1U1i1JkLJD __ ' VET *s • 96 p.m. Sunday.1.5 P.M. BY CA!iG 0 i • Oft. V • _____ • I 'tL 0 NL . V I 0 ' .1 L- - t,~.. - CA REFREE FLORI _—, (:_81;64_ ,_ - _41" ___ _~~ 0 0 ______ -- - -- V _____ t- -- - - - - - - - - - *.-_- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - ------ ----- - -- - If, 1,SA.i~~ I I I.., -i— F K'7?~i i _" 7~4! — :: -- _~ ;~ I f~?/ ___ -- -~ I .T. ~ ____ - . -_ - - .- _-_ - It FLASH . - . . ,~ .11 , - -% CUBES 2 FL ASHES -' g()d news, take advantage of our money-saving save anytime of the day or night. 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ROSES I - - , .. . 1 - - _k 40 __ - - - :W 1F., Dox $1350 TABU \ - - $750 ''5 - i 7~ W, - Boxed POTTED PLANTS ., •• _____ - - 11 Up 5 I ________ _ 1110 _1 "Z . NS Uty S Ir J 0: __________ .... ROSES : ARRANGEMENT (Boren iaza Deltona FIa. 32763 305-574 1493 . I - r P - Valentine UNKMEA I _______ ' ' Tues., Wed.-Scjt. on JV TINES 53 TO 89 L -- )p 1 - - -- ,f.. 1. . , \_ -10 BOXED - - ____ it I : IN -'------ , IHRIU. hER WITH ' 68 — L 0 Sweetheart . 1 LB BOX 1 __ I I (While quanlifies last) 42 WHITMAN SAMPLER _____________________ ____ - $5 9 ,( HOURS 12 ~~ Im CUPID'S SPECIALS 0 NOW $3476 (ONLY ONE) / - _______ , 4-2:t:: 14-! ______ - * COTY OARPEGE *CHANEL NO. 5 0 CARON *MY SIN e MAr)AMF ROCHAS 0 FEMME 0 i~ABERGE' * ELIZABETH ARDEN 0 JOVAN e HERMAGE AND MANY OTHERS AMBUSH -- '. - I , 1. ~ ,~_ --I IGHT ON TAINKMAT HEART BOXED CANDY _* ' ' BY WHITMAN 0 -- I . _' ,,_ — FRAGRANCE * -=- — MV 'W- - FAMOUS NAMES ,/ tle JUG AT THE PUBLIC HEARING WLL BE HEARD ORALLY. f€ARIUG5 MAY BE COI4TIP4UED FROM lIME TO Tø,1( I William E. Phillips William L. Roche Boxed WITHIWAY SWITCIJ L*## . DMiPdI5TRMORu at Sanlord, FJrde iZ7pp George J. Geiscl Ben T. Greening. DeBary LAMP CXALEY P GLOVER onsAi:9ncunuveio to OtA oA A H , 2 Wilt Lci PVbt,h,d Daily Sindiy ice Siturdjy and Chriumas by TIi Sjlørd Htrai Iflc., 30 N. French Ave, Sanloni, Day FLa 11M. I ter Jack 1,awrence Julius W. Lawson Mary E. Leslic Johnnie D. llartlev Ruby A. Langstwi . ..•••i••• •••••• TABLE FF`1 . __ __ ,-- _ firmVey Road _____________________ - -- William M. Goss opkins Christine J Johnnie Kelly Brenda L. Perry Deborah N1. Stephens LAMPS WITH ___ $4000 __ __.: 144, _. ---- -_ - Ry GREEN 5r:-_110i _~. . -_.. It.. -, _. Jerr I Daniel Sr James F D R. Eden nkl -__ __ ..,.--. McCiil reported his comnuttee has sthrted foulating fund city aboard a dvmrtered yacht raising plans. fie said more com.munication was needed between board and downtown merchants and property owners Morris lie as In Miami only long said he felt the board neemled more visthility Miss Jacobson said enough to catch a chartered let the administrative committee would look into establishing a to Managua, Nicaragua, where store front office 1th a crery to disseminate mformation he took oser the 17th floor of about DDC actniUes that country's most luxurious Conklin reported a historical survey would be started Monday hotel, the Intercontinental. at a total cost of $1,300 The surv ey is necessary to make ap. In March 1972, Hughes moved plication and qualify for federal registry listing. The listing could to another hotel in Vancouver, open doors to gaining preservation grants. B.C.. staying there for six frais Clnndler Thomas M Pinch Longood P CANE SWAG $ Now - UMPS (NOT ADV.) $ r te r 0 Commerce Ralph Larson Downtown Busess Association, lie as in Nassau until Fet Hoard Hodges Lakefront Deelopment Corp, John Morris, ruary 1972, hcn tie slipped Sanford City Commission away from the sun-drenched Kathleen C. Clause (ONLY ONE) ALL ha ••:_ CENTER the San! oni Myrtle B. Adams Alfreida Addison oe Signs I Hwy, 17-92 at 27th Ste, Sanford t4mnna)ristc Att liaison ;epresentat.ives with o.h' er organizations are: Janice had gone on a spree of purSpringfield, Bankers Committee oi Greater Sanford Chamber of chasing gambling casinos. TC ADMISSIONS: - ____ FLOOR isade ) barrel and set them afire F F BRIARY 11 __ 0 et fliT A I RI $ __ ~ q earlcl member of a youth NOW! W .i 76 371 i" TABLE LAMP 4 (mn!ield, _____ ____ Stiff e I va _; no place in a Christian life." says Steve R 4milmmnistraUe committee Sara Jacobson, Tom McDonald, ib an er U C -.dmonds and Janice Springfield; historical committee, Cal Hughes reportedly arrived in Ganklin, chairmaii; fund raising committee, Glen McCall, Nassau, B.ahainas, in Novemchairman; city hall and commuty center. Howard Hodges and ber 1970 alter slipping out of the Walter Gielow, co-chairmen, Fred Wilson. and outside liaison, T)esert Inn in [As Vegas where on, 1liese things have to be put away." With Mat, about 50 students from the Hollywmi .. $8076 it NOW! $ lIUiSIl _____ ______________ _______ 1I 11 , .V- _______~ — E 8 J HOMES,inc Rtzort R-IAA(Stn9k tam:,,) 8 A '4;t,ccilurs) to R-IA(Singis fonly residential) , ___-_-..W~.r-=--. ~, [)D ( S inagazines • But sources at that hotel, ; Bill Acapulco Princess, said i j in h i i f had d lfughe.-, was not registered Muldrew at I I a.m. today after prosecution's case Wednesday ix-mrmbcr jury had there and that they knew of no .4 doli,13- Wedn"day rnlus-,~d by ,ind flip r, the illness of defense attorney heard testimony of one d*efense plans for his arrival. Emmett Moran. witness when Moran became ill Rocco Anthony Conti, 42, is and Judge Muldrew recessed manager of the Xanadu Princess Hotel in Freeport, where accused of two counts of in- the trial at .1 p.m. voluntary sexual battery in Barring any more delays the connection willi the alleged trial was expected to go to the Nov. 15 rape of a 34-year-old jury for deliberations this af- cla med aay knowledge of Hughes' whereabouts to begin woman at an apartment at Al- ternoon. with. - - We never knew if Mr. Hughes w4-m in the hotel so how could we know if he checked ( out?" he asked. "We have no no f M H iContinued from Page I-A I However, he said"the top Avenue; a block Sanford Avenue to Mellonville Avenue and floors of the hotel were still ocF ourtli Street to 'e lakefront along &inford A enue from the cupied lakefront to Fifth Street; and the north side of Third Street from Hughes has been in seclusion Sanford Avenue to Oak nui smnt l9, eluding reporters Miss Jambson rnade the following committee appointments: and the public with each arrival responsible for a bonfire of plastic and pulp. l . , 7pm ,Qualltyhin,SR434andl.4 iarhIind - "Rock music and dirty LAMPS... 0 k I &fion banquet Winta Park and Longwood IVlercenary Charges Denied MIMMSEEP'.1 am Fw_ ~ .~17 - head as nonmalignant. - 1 i.--,,l j fl 'D itt d titt iml itlut 1) n, rt ((rum kIt) sixth grad r Kt In (,rifffn second place, tighth gradtr Sandra Mangum third place; sixth grader Jo-Ellen FYana, first place. (fie Id limb b I Ida Nl( hols) Crusad 6 1 II --~~w it iiiiiil eviction according to a mayoral aide ,\ide Lharles E)unn said that city zoning ordinances ty where the group, known as Clirist is the Answer. is carnped. Dunn said he met Wednesday with rt~presentatives of the sect md the> asked for the la to be waived during their planned month-long stay in Tampa ___________________________ -----* ) __/ "'imirrs lit the Soutli se nifilole Middle School*.s recent Ilicen- told to move its'makeshift campisite today or face police 091INIM SA14FCRD FLOR10A ( _,/' BICENTENNIAL WINNERS - Is .4 • e way' on the top two floors of a where he lived in a penthouse forts to obtain a gambling Ii. Hughes' qu, BaNninjan luxury hotel and and is known to have made a cense for a vacant casino near "Who," she replied, -is flowfio with a retinue of to 30 brief iourne to Belgium. the hotel. ,ird Hughes?" aides to Mexico. The Freeport News, a weeki) newspaper in I'reeport, the Ba. — hamas, reported that Hughes I HL and his aides boarded three Jets j.. at Freeport International Airport early Wednesday and took off for Mixico Cit y. r An air traffic supervisor at the airport confirmed early today that three unscheduled air. craft d lea%e there for Mexico at 2 n.m. Wednesday. He dedined to give his name and refused further comment. Oth er officials could nei th er COflfLrm nor den the re port Tcrr) Licber, a spokesman S for lim,, hes'Surnina Corp., said i n Is Vegas Ut he did not kno if the 7>earld billion QUANTITY PRICES — -tire hall gone to the Mexican RIGHTS ff EFFECTIVE RESERVED resort town If he did , lieber THRU t said, Summa was not notified. An anon>mous tipster sug PINE IN gested to reporters in New York that Hughes might ha ve moved I 0 Group Faces Eviction a 16th - ' J, LA-f ,' 'ON rt C,( -A I R -,,f7!..1,_.)1tW, ~s M, r,'A',-.._. I - - 12th to DAYS-THURS. : . -11lat'sa lot of nonsen.se," Dick Ware of West Palm Beach said Wednesday of Ani, ,olan claims tliat the two I)tIoL% ,Avre mercenaries. ___ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13 SemIle Sooth Rotary Club, 730 am, Lord - xm~-. ---__ I ~~Z I I L SEMNOLE tOUNTY COURTHOli- E / I. , ---. i ,-$" %S-i ; ,~. .; %'.' . , -1. -Z -- E r) L U I /I ,`1 ,Aq 4W , ~"-,-~W.r BIG . I R - auvi ii AI M ii U DU E 0 I I jL. - ~ _L - I - I __ I 11 y ,. =- A ( - - . 11 - b.... . MIAMI (AP)-Two American pilots accused of being I- 1 -1 4 \III AP — After eks of aittng and %-(In hours in surgery. Raymond Southerlarxi found out far ttoidtl t faiiith t.urse 1k dotsn t hae anr The37-year-old Florida man,a Dade County policeman, %dS in good condition and talking sith his famil > shortl> after tile Wednesday operation. his family has been hit again and again b cancer, but I 1 -.,_"r ~_, V . < . I , i ? -0 , .~: I—, - ,:Z T-.t.~ _______ has growigr ( L Tallahassee Hotel Room .-CiW,r#,Zd1y sie:iml Uirin apparenfly wound up n tnat wartorn country after getting off course on a routine ferry, I -0 . 11 c 7 4:111* 111 1111 S[)A j ______ - turned to the Bahainas"nd re- an)- luiuwlt:dge of Hughes. Hughes may be on the move Hughes left that Central portey took lodgings at the switchboard operator at th e again. American nation after it was Xanadu Pr incess. Bahamian Xanadu thcess was asked by According to a published re- shaken by an earthquake in late lawyer Kendal Nottage repre- I. Tumoi Is Not Maiignant 4, .''. , V- ~ , KBGS In , .4 4 1i 'A4 PRESIDENTIAL SALE ",.(3 , - ,11121 " a,1 I .16-, of the horses sa> e J'J / p ? va Billionaire recluse Howard hilarIagua. ç ~ 4 11 1'_ ~. - - the I ^I SAVED AT . .- J 0 6, I.' -0 C. slator Collapses - Rep. William (,ibson, lt• is report in serious cenditlon at a Tallahassee hospital alter t.ollapsing in his hotel room (,ibson as rushed to Tall4thassee Memorial Hospital Wednesday afternoon after a maid reportly found him lying unconsciou.s in the room. A nurse said he was treated ,III(] examined in the emprF,eitry room and admuted to the h spithl Wedne&y evening. Slit, said Gibson s diagnosis as not available but it does not appear to be a heart attack." (,ibson 69,is the second.oldest member of the Florida lxgislature and has been a member since 1967. lie is a ruirtl Air or colonel who fought in World War II, pIoti:ig lighters, bumbers, helicopters and transport I)lilfle.S. ARE I ", - . run their stock on public lands poree this weekend at t against a widening ring of con- Altamonte Springs Ci%ic servation groups who think Center Area troops will set up Per ctht of the nation's land camp Friday n1gh and owned by the public should be public is inAted to view the used for other purposes, such as many displays and demon recreation, wilderness and strations scheduled during horses. Saturday. The nation's wild horse herd One Cl the highlights of the own to 50,000 head and is event will be a show put on at 3 ng at a rate of 20 per cent p.m. Saturd,ay by the Flying annually, ranchers say Eagle Circus of Explorer Post A rancher can run cattle on 224, Orlando. There wi1l be a l og open federal range for 11 per cabin, head per month. In Nevada, for demonstrations of pioneer skills example, federal land accounts and Indian dancing as e as for 96 per cent of the seenth games and contests Climaxing the day's events A 1971 law bans aircraft and will be a campfire and motor vehicles in hunting %ild fireworks. horses aixi requires the Bureau BOY Scouts from Seminole, of Land Management to find a Orange and Osceola Counties good home for any animals that will be participating in the are caught. The), cannot be Camporce which will conclude slaughtered. Sunday. Repubfican Wcimen's Club, 7-9 p.m., Oak Harbour Club, Altamonte Spr1ng Awarding cl Bicentennial CIUDI Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's .~ - Schedule Camporee "Human Behavior for Employees," SCC's Sooth 4UM #1_6z.- r- First Federal Cl laMo, SR 436 and ve Mtamonte Springs, 6 30 p m - 5 administrati on's plan amounts to "mechanized massacre" and •k • tlhe of the old inustangers. Between 1,500 and 2. Wild burros also would be af. Persons are expected to fected by the legislation. deipate in Wekiwa Boy T'he issue pits ranchers who District's Bicentennial Cain. - ______________________ __ fne . 4 * .:-r 'I". , I., . -. ....'' Boy are owing fast under era protection and are kg p uic grass out mouths of cattle and sheep. — _____ ~_M~ ~~- - I I - - - maure would turn the am- plaint.s from ranchers. About mal.t into dog food. 700 wild horses were captured. e egis at en a response WAS1I1GThNI APi The new A director says he is halting the agenc> s 1ongsthblished practice of using some employes of us news organizations as wercover agents overseas. The CIA also said it has "nc e pal or contractual relatso h th A can clergyman missionary" and that "this practice will be continued as a matter of 0 C. . CIA said fOrnuUon volunteered by representatives of the news media and the clergy and promised not to reveal the names of any American who emperates with the agency. - __ _____ inn ~ . V T he ,M ~o7zf On :11, 4- 1ALlllAs1. iAl' -1 ~ DOLLARS PENNIES SPENT ne bureau, the chief agency Ford administration is pushing for the public lands, has JA legislation to make it easier to about a half-&zen roundups in round up and get rid of wild the 10 Western states under the horse& But opponents say the __ -__ - _11l' 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - The __ ! - - _-- - In Thursday, Feb. p2i763A 4 - .. STORAGE BUILDINGS CI V (/ ~ Orlando AVAILABLE Evening nerpanora,H _______ e In Mexico .L-:~ HOWard Hughes Is N- "IAn~1 1` • 834-8776 ~ .N A Feud Is Brewing Over WiId Horses dropping controversial secticm de secrecy and the death penalty. A memorandum with this suggestion has been sent to key members of the Senate Judiciary Committee by Majority I.eader Mike Mamfield, Mont., and Minority l,eader Hugh Scott, R-Pa. Behind-the-scienes negotiations are underway with the outcome uncertain, but there is talk of introducing a new ___ -_-. - m---'._.~ -- ft,_ .---_ ~ .~~. 96a . W., ~ _z- - - - TABLES $3 PER DAY Ca %k'ASHINGTON (AP)-Senate leaders of both parties alle seeking to break the impasse over bill S1, the rroposed consolidation of federal criminal laws, by ..i,~~,-^~ _-. -~-4 ~ - - who administered mouth to - . . __- __ - ~ftF %W I I iR.. - __ - - No Parking Problems — ' ______ • May 1 IN BRIEF eluded officers at 14 and SR4G arried. circui t uit warrant charging Georgina H. Simpson, of Fern Sanford s First& Only * Courts Wednesday night after he Man Injured possession of a controlled Park, at the Butler Plaza r eportedb attempted to force a Ct A * Police Beat d Sanford police said Hugh substance Bond as set at Shopping Center parking lot Sanford man to dne him to Urtxin Bullis, 62, of Sanford, ss,000. SR-436 and Howell Branch Ph. 323.5454 or Leesburg. was injured at 10:25 p.m. Itadlo Taken 3225579 Road; and of Donald Williams A three-hour search for the Park Police Department K•9 Thursda when his motorcycle Authorities today reported at the Foxcroft Apartments unidentified 25 to 30-year-old Corps searched the partially collided'with a (Jog on Sanford thefts of three citizens band parking lot, Fern Park. man began about 9p.m. after wooded area north of the motel Ave. at 29th St. radios on Wednesday. Willie Horton, 57, of 1711 Bell for three hours. Bullis as reported in fair Sanford police reported a 1120 Ave., Sanford, ran from his Deputies said a police dog condition today at Orange CB radio was taken in a a uto )elllng (or help at the 8- trAced the suspect to a spot on Memorial lIuS(JlLdl, Orlando , burglar) at Adams Transfer Days Inn service station at the the interstate highway but then with facial lacerations and Storage, 200 N. Holly Ave. mterstate interchange lost the scent possible head injuries Patrolman Steven D Harrjett A Horton told invesUgato rs that iHE MAN WHO Patrolman Mike Tindell said said the business office the man had requested a ride to Pool Accident ____________________ Bullis' motorcycle overturned the Midway con?munity east cf A W E R ON • 14-month-old south when it hit the dog and slid 98 Smill Tractor. SmiI Price Sanford wlc Horton was at a Seminole bo) as listed in good feet, owing the driver onto 123ohpdietel grocer) store onW 13th Street condition today at Florida the pa%ement Horton said as he drove east Hospital North, Altamonte Arrests Reponed ___ i on SH46 the man pul.led a Springs, after falhng into the Loretta Smith. 21, of Midway. reohr at S1146 and Sum- faint!> siimming pool Wed as being held ithout hond it George C Hearn iirlin Afl t md rcIcred him ntd i bunt) jail teda on a thargt ( 320 S. H Wy. 1 7-92 to drive to Le-esburg. Sheriff's deputies reported violation of proW - tion. Horton stopped at the sernee that little Gregor) Rector was Sanford pollee detectie Sgt station for gasoline and jumped walking behind his mother, E. J. Hughesiurested Reginald I from his car elling for help, Mrs. Cher>l Rector, at their LeeLocke, 23, of 808 %V 11th deputies reported. 1351 Glastonberry residence on a circuit court warrant 411 M81111IM14 Ave A clerk at the motel called when the child fell into the pool. charging burglary and grand , Alla mmnt sP1 :: authorities and sheriff's Deputy John Thorpe said larceny in connectinn with a 11 4314141 1134-1344 deputies Sanford Pollee units Mrs Rector Jumped into the and m rnb. N f thb \ intt r lEul .mntl ri ucl hir 'n lkr WAlllN('N 1 PI Pen' oW nn c)st $0 m'lo to srenghen proio nuclear eapons sites around the world against possible raids tw terrortst.s The storage sites cntairin th ds heads. will be converted into virtual fortresses, Officialshopemuchuf the cost will be borne by member nations of NATO because many of the sites are located Western Europe for nuclear defense of that area. The PenUwnn ceri ut the scurit uf uclear weapons storage sites was triggered ) in Teasing ter in rent vea ~, SUN .i A4 FLORIDA screan for help brought a service staUon breakjn. Bond entered by removing a window l John Dennis Lewis, 26, of 5oo Sheriff's deputies reported mouth recusitation to the child Queens Mirror Circle, Cas- CB radios were taken in deputies today centinued a — - Action Report Sanford polict and sheriff's A oo I, By 11011 LYD ____ - '1 1 :; To H flack _Sanfo rd Man' s Auto I I MARKET NATION _______________________ Bi!!icnafr VILLAGE - -- - - - - — �: f 7A -- - -;= -- -- - I '•_\ - \ . . •I •, ••----,•-- - • C..:. : �-;; V j I .'---'. - . _____ I -• it IN 41 ~_] VV—L_- - , Recipes Spark .,...~,, ". . . I. * .. : il .~.~i-, 1- -k., ~._ - _ -- ') :, '. I'. . 1. ~_-_;j.a. _% _.. _-L I ... , .-- k1z ______ .- ~__.- _'~-- -.. . ,11~ jl ~_ 1. "~1'11-~1~7_'tr~_ _ _._~ , ~___'7 --.-- - ~-.,.. I trN I _--%v.1=11 ~ __~_-_- . - _*11% _-- Eight Little Huskies Arrived % Valentine's Day 10 - 'I " -, . - • ~ Z - - --- - • " - • : - • Pup s Swell .- - - - N Commissioner 's Family - -- - - -: 1 • - ~~ 7 -. T __ By JEAN PATFESON W men's News Director o -it f. _ - Patti McClanahan's lather earned the title, Sanford's Dog Commissioner's while back when he led the battle to have local canines leashed and in. noculated, 1. IIIV - /I — - , - ' j 1 - ..v Not to mention a haughty Siamese cat, Seaman, and two gopher turtles which complete the menagerie. ____________ .-. . / i- .- - -- - - - ' The birth of the huskey pups was a thrilling. 0 ' [ads checks out In And ,Qm fortable lie d off tho mrtl with one of the mmc cwint' T '. ,Ai;n & riv A A;,t4.3 V *3 f.; #-_ -- % - . __ - - - --- I --- more - -.4i" I ,~,% -6~~& .-, - , ,, - 'SORORITY IS ALL HEART Cl ub Notes D f'*-* tooN D I A I A A L r # U Thursday, Feb. 12, 1976 J \ \ \ \ \\ — . W 71i _._:,~` 't. - ,.~ . L-Lq.' ilr, • T i...'. 'n . ,V ~ , in " T F4 ~ - 0-1- . .. ' - flt I- r , - ••- _1 ,' ;- .;. - - -, icb7L , 44j. - -. he's older and better able to ...t .. -. 9.. 404t - 'f - . 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'~Z_ 0 Si.nfor d Altamonte Springs h g5 . la feel like he wants to feel. 14. WW It 4-S:.- 4S FASHION AND Healthy Jeans. Great for i- I SHOES FOR WoIEN 4 Ii 1#4 "(-' Van, but he does like jumping into his Crea. %% I ~' ~A I of a - WhIll . I // - sportswear for spring ' 1 Three year old Jason Feuerhahn, is not quite ready to jump behind ) xi*t-. ; moods in alie . ~,r) ,- I shoe! 1100% CI - - _~ l.'rncs enrob Knitmtec c,ipture lighthea rted Sf; -- •... -- X, - , in pink, 4 .1 ? • - we p-, ,_k -J'-' '1 - ,•• , I' (F , — •' THE WAY HE LIKES TO FEEL . 00 1l C PrIL . \,__________ I . 'N \' \\ . Wedding plans are to be browned, season, turn and .- teaspoon salt announced. finish cooking on the second 'i teaspoon dry mustard A side, Season. Steaks cut 1 inch 3 drops hot sauce thick require 18 to 20 minutes Place pear syrup, salad oil, IC(CfT( for r ar e and 20 to minutes for onion, catsup, vinegar, lemon DIFUn ruJ medium. Steaks cut 2 inches juice, salt, mustard and hot ' thick require 30 to 40 minutes sauce in blen de r container and iee for rare and 35tol5 minutes for blend until smooth. Yield: • *. UII I I IF medium. Serve with Flaming approximately 1 cups. Sweet Cherry Sauce. ___ Fl.AMING SWEET CHERRY vr; JIflMF: 4 I can or jai1t'o1incesi IS \() f1t'( flING pitted dark sweet cherries __________ \f 4 'J'' J- R .........V I can or jar 16 owiresi Pitted light sweet But . w: I! .insts can make it In adiust to your new stir- TO JERSEY THURSDAYS LJ - SWEATER KNIT SPA !1$X :f4r, • I : - l,I_ C POLYESTER FIRST QUALITY CR CHET i \ DimeS a , PRIN : b pear s)Tup for dressilig. creat" cheese and blend with pickle Spoon cheese m ixtur e into center of each OF p 65'. POLYESTER/35', COTTON 2-inch steak is 3 to 5 inches from the heat. When one side is 1Nt / - — ARE FOREVER, i'D Mi..s • more could a fuller Jf,1J:elr) 1 V lit*, comfortable styling, Cl II .I 1\ I T.Life Woman - .%L - Provides Full t ...7 -~ 0-, _; - ' '. . A MOTHER - W - 2 tablespoons sweet pickle caslon. Refresh ing hearts OC: 0 relish Mr and Mrs. Gordon Pear Salad cheese-stuffed Salad Greens Sweeney of Sanford are an. pear halves sporting pimiento 1 jar (5 ounces) sweet red flouncing the engagement of hearts, carry on the valentine pimientos theirdnughterElizabetnto theme as do heart-shaped Ios• DressIng Greg Ganas, son of Mr. and uaing powder biscuits. For Drain pears, reserving Soften cup serving s. ended Western Carolina cut 1 to 2 inches thick p. University in Cullowee. N.C. fie Salt and pepper is presently associated With flaming S,Aect Clierry sauce '2 cup pear S)T UP LOXcreen Company in Sanford. Set regulator for broiling. 1z cup salad oil Place steak on rack in broiler 1 slice onion He is the grandson of Mrs. pan, so the top of 1-inch steak is 2 tablespoons catsup Slae Freeman of &-inford and "-'-k 3/iFORD FLOR IDA \ - ~_ I ' lne, handle it. :,-1 p_k.. - ' Abb ~o 0qLAJ,ic0 ., ..' loo - I'm OPEN t ma-9 180 11 cheese beets for this special - - . U - , - _. A - 11 _) ".4 r~ ' for your convenience ( - 1 . s' - ii.., - (yfr.. . High School: You can count on either of pear. ttrrange pears, cut side Seminole Comrnunit) College thes e appetizing menus to win up, on salad greens on platter. and Florida State University. hearts on Valentine's Day or Cut pilnientos in heart shapes, any t Her fian ce was also born in one for each pear. Place HIt011..ED SIRLOIN Sanfoi d and is a graduate of pimiento hearts on Filled pears. s-rE.0 Serve with Rosy Dressing. 6 to 8 Seminole High School. He at. I beef sirloin s teak, - - with " ;(i In1-tratIl;:m Huikling on the main campus of in we SCCi with brandy and named if to leaspoon savory Seminole 1. --. , 7 rung 17 Cl1 sWilImeetjntheSCCPianotbeachT and 71:ursday even,l ng from 8-9:3o p.m. Mrs. Frances Hughes will be the instructor. Fee for the course is $30. space is Urnited to II ,persons in the class Register at the Registr ar's Office ILAIILUII Unbid' is a cr,acr, 2 cups rice (uncooledt juicy steak accompanied with a cup chopped celry delicious canned sweet cherry I cup chopped or.Eon sauce. But do be sure that i cup bu tter or margarine precious steak is broiled to 2 beef boullon cubes perfection, just the way your I cups boiling water valentine likes, it. The two-tone 1' teas poons salt sweet cherry sauce, sparked ' teaspoon marjoram ,Mrs. Fred Ganas of Sanford. dessert make delicious sun. daes, by topping scoops of Miss Sweeney was born in vanilla 'ice cream with the Sanfordand is ig of sweet cherry sauce. 1'i) 07~ c\---\ - • %.-~ • The E)I Ifflfl (if \duit ut (,,,; 01'-;:;,i; E du ca tion it Seminole Conununity College L5 offcrg a "Class Piano" course begin- . fl gayeu 7>( IL 7 tY iihcxc\zo7' ZAYRE PLAZA fl • - .. _4. , - Dear DEAR ABBY: My ex. husband's parents who live far I "as married to another man, Orlando, is the granddaughter away insist upon sending my and HE Is y ou r natural Daddy. of Mrs. Eula Gamble of Sanford son Chris tmas and bi rt hday We decidedftwould be better and the late Joe Gamble; and of gifts, and I wish they wouldn't. for both of us If we ended our Mrs. Nina Harris of Orlando Jinmrny is 6 now and old marriage, so se got a divorce, and Woodrow Baylor of enough to question where these Then I fell in lose with your Yankeetown. A 1975 graduate of gifts come from. So far I've I suppose I'm not being father and he adopted 'ou. Oviedo High School where she been saying, "they're from realistic because so many making you his LEGAL. son." was a member of Beta Club, some friends of Mommy's." hot people know about my first Then tell him about the set of International Club, a band I don't know how much longer marriage that someone is Siii'e grandparents you'' been officer and listed among Who's that will suffice. to tell him. however. I don't unfairly hiding all these years. Who Among American High I divorced Jimmy's fat her an t Jiiiim to know jus t yet. The sisncr ou tell Jimmy. the School students 1974-75, she Is and married again when When the tune comes, should easier It will be. Good luck currently attending Seminole Jimmy was 2. My husb nd I tell Jimmy, or shoul d my ___________________________________________________________ adopt ed Jirnmy,so he's the onl)' husband? l want ittoti-anO.K. father the boy has ever known, experience, not a traumatic but I would rather not tell him can y ou or your rea de rs about his rcar father been through this help WWIM-46 - , iano Course Gan .-.-.-.-. ' Tell Son About Real Father SUPER RICE P — ::'...................... DEAR MOTHER: The time son of Mr. and Mrs. Flaviano to tell Jimmy Is right non! Say, Lopez of Bogota, Colombia. 'Retort' I married your father, The bride-elect, born in b Offers SCC ' . - cream. isii:ii We . - -OW ICC — .. - heat 2 minutes. Refrigerate any extra sauce and use for topping ' ell e e - Zr . 0 i'.'.' '.L' '- - You can count on beef, America's favorite meat, to Put your valentine message across mit effectively especially desfred, lends a (ouch of ljar (2 ounces sliced glamour and emphasizes that mushrooms, drained this Is a special meal. This A glut heart, symbol of St. Valentine's Da' cup sliced almonds and also the impression is fortifi ed with 1 tablespoon snipped parsley spirIt of giving which underlies the an nual Valentine Baof ll In Super Rice a great menu-mate Sanford, is prettied up by Linda McKlbbin (left) and Mynnie for lightly brown rim, ce!ery steak. Buttered members of Theta Epsilon Chapter, Ikt Sigma Phi. broccoli, a and onion in butter or The heart will decorate the Sanford Civic Center at tossed salad and hot dinner margarine in large frying-pan. night's ball, sponsored by the Sanford City CouncilSaturday of Beta rolls will complete the main Crush bouillon cubes and Sigma Phi All proceeds will be given to the Seminole You th course, while peppermint ice dissolve in boiling water. Ranch (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr eam and brownies will sa tisfy Sprinkle salt, marjoram and —. dessert appetites savory over rice mixture Stir Or perhaps you prefer amore in bouillon, cover tight!) and simple, homespun meal. In this cook slowly 20 to 25 minutes C ' Pj case, warm family hearts with Fold in mushrooms, almonds — 1 a wonderful tisfying soup and parsley. Yield: 7 cups. 4.. Beef Borsch. Combining t\i COOOC (\C HEARTS 0' PEAR SAI.AD economical beef for stew and I can (29 ouncei pear as vegetables in an unusual and halves delightful manner, this flavor- i co 'Os,.\' C\ pa ckage (3 ouncesi cream r packed soup blushes rosy pink Patti Me{'lanahan shows off new litter of Huskey pups. . ,1 ' ,--I—.---."- 7 ~ - I -- A Nvim - ,F - / _____________ - at- - . I I - . ~. /,,' . / . f /- ' - ear 4 -- .. Ak I heat undisturbed. When war. med, ignite brandy with a taken for granted. The match. St-Re flaming sauce traditional missives - cards, with steak. Yield: 4 cups. , candy and floraIolferings - s not sauce tohe are welcome, of course. But to flamed, add brandy with cherry `~. 1 .~ . t ,1% rate ace high in hearts say it syrup and lemon juice, cook, iwith a superb dinner, prepared stirring constantly until I with losing care thickened stir in cherries and - Ms. Audrey Holloway, Hospital Auditorium. The Mid Florida Singles The Knit and Stitch Sewing 4 "community sing." Seminole County cha irman for public is invited. Club of Chuluota had its The Youth Group is under the the Reagan Committee and Jim mon thly meeting Feb. 5 at the SHEilA is a project spon. KATHERINE direction of Mrs. Shirley Kelly Florida Mid Singles sored by the Seminole Association Coleman. state public relation home of Marion Van Worm'r J(NF..S with thehdp o( Mrs. Shurk will hold a covered chairman for th e Ford Corn. Memorial Hospital The club was organized 12 Correspondent z White. The current offi ce rs are F Auxiliary dish luncheon at Greater r mittee will speak for their Pink Ladies). Under the years ago with 20 members DIAL President, Jeff White; vice Eye Sanford Chamber of Commerce making quilts, nightshirts and respective candidates at a Bank program, persons donate 365-328 1 president, Teresa Hamock; College. She Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie E. Community Co Building at 2 p.m. on Sunday. meeting of the Sanford their eyes for use after their visitors are welcome small binders that keep Mrs. White is secretary- Baylor, 730 Tropical Ave., employed in to attend. catalog sales at Republican Women's Club, deaths in eye surgery. Perfect children safely strapped In treasurer. The young people Chuluota announce the Sears & Roebuck. Feb. 21 at the Longwood Village vision is not necessary to be a their wheelchairs. These were will be a pot luck luncheon in have an ambitious program for engagement of their daughter, donor. Her fiance born in Bogota is Jim. donated to Sunland Hospital for honor of a wedding anniversary the year. and the dinner gave Cynthia Ann, to Enrique Lopez, a FAIRWAY ... The business meeting begins 1969 grad The film, "A Helping Hand" " the handicapped children there. of one of the members, them a good start. Each year more than 100 quilts University High School in 'at 11 a.m. followed by a lwi- will be shown at 3p.m. during the Tea by Lions Foundation : LAUNDROMAT were made by this group so Bogota. He will graduate In cheon at noon. The Youth Fellowship of the Lee and Woodrow Wilson of Dry Cleaning at budget J March from According to Dot Meadors, District Chairman Ammon Florida every child in the hospital Chuluota Community Church prices and coin laundry Emery, Wis. have been the L would receive one on Christmas recently held a spa g Technological University new president of the club, the McManuels. Lions Clubs also service in a pleasant hetti dinner guests of his parents, Ed and morning. where he Is on the soccer team, meeting Is open to the public, sponsor eye bank projects. : with the Valentine theme, Huge Richartio,i ultuldi o Fourth Although there are no other heart4haped decorated cakes, Street, for Literature on SHEilA will be :? daily. Located at lie Is employed as a computer =s the past few weeks available and mem be rs will programmer at Southern SHEBA officers in the club, Mrs. baked by Linda Venson, were TheWilsonsarenostrangersto — Marion Van Wormer is Shortenings, Inc. served by the young people Chuluota gladly explain more about the ,. FAIRWAY PLAZA as Seminole Hospital th e y have spe nt Eye B an k ... .,fl ,WY. 17-92 at271h ? ogram at the Tea. sidered unofficial president after a meal of spaghet ti The ssedding will be an event Association (SHFBA) will host pr , salad much time here, having owned 322-9739 . Mem bers meet at her home and homemade SHEBA aims each year to — of March 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the a Silver Tea Sunday from 2 Italian bread. a home on Third Street Try it you'll like It! each mon th to work toge ther on 4 raise a $50 donation for the Eye After dinner, entertainment First Baptist Church of Oviedo p.m. at Seminole Memorial Founda tion. their project. with the sweetheart theme was ___ This year, 12 members have given. Res'. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Higgins, decided to help Lakeview Downs sang a duet, "Will You sixth Street, have returned Nursing home in Sanford, Rem ember Maytime?" Gene from a delightful Carib bean SALE A -. •making lap robes for the and Sandy Rampenthal sang cruise. Among their stops wer U 2944 ORLANDO DR. ... STARTS wheelchair patients. "While Strolling in the Park." St. Thomas, Las Patinas, Haiti, 'a" w The next meeting in M Then Doris Downs led in a and other exotic islands. FRIDAY !ABl(;AlLVANBuREN -.7 - r V __r- ___ — . 'T iQ. - 14% . it prompts us to deliver messages of love, too often t Patti and her mother (the Dog Commissioner, too, when he thinks nobody is watching) spend an Inordinate amount of time clucking over their pet and her 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - : n I ... -- - _ Baylor Lo pe -r - . I -,It, -~~ -ffio ;4 istmi . _____________________ A It"tR . i1 c,In ZIZI m. '$~~ - d mother th , keeping her youngones clean and well fed thro,I -ind th a n Around Chuluota . -- Totally new to delivery room proceedure, Mrs. McClanahan did what she she could to keep Lady corn- - III ~y - cept the pick of the litter, of course, which goes to the sire's family. Lady was bred with Natakia's Nikki, a huskey belonging to James K. Avant of Sanford. lt started at4:O8in the afternoon, lo days ago. The first pup arrived before Patti got home from school. It was a healthy one-pounder, born without complications _________ i i 1144 somewhat awnatic, experience for Patti and her mother, Mrs. A. A McClanahan. - i1 Five females and th ree males. , ____________ :-- 'Ab K fl, LAL sweetheart plusthe sugarandcormrc chafing wisng to come in full fancy dress, is welcome to do so, adds members of or thespouse, family from dish and st ir inincherry S}TU Virginia Lenge1l, brunch hoss and secretary to Chamber kindergarten set to grandma and lemon juice. Cook, stirring I and T Executive Manager Jack Iorner. gramps. - I constantly until sauce is clear This da of hearts and and t hickened rizes will only be given f Or the best hats, however. . Add cherries , . -f' Therewillaisobedoorprizes said Mrs. Lo floserslsrnorethanafrisolo us heat to simmering. Pour ll It that everyone is invited , it relic from a more romantic brandy Iffli -Is past. It has value today in that sauce; Into center of cherry do not stir, Let brandy ngwe - nwnber seven arrived. And two hours later, the eighth, and final, pup was born. Siberian Huskey pups, and a beagle, Boy Dog. _______ & But a surprise was in store at 7:15 that evening. Th ere's 'Mamma' Lady Sunshine 11, her eight little A / That was it, pronounced John, after the sixth little one was uggled up to Its isuUier. riuskies generally have only four pups, especially the first time, he informed the women. The addition of eight new pups to the M cClana han household last week ti-ought the tally of dogs under 'Mac's' roof to 10 -- ' _ -- r Patti returned to help with the second pup, and by the time number six arrived, her brother John was home, too. Now there's another reason. / - The doctor remained on stand-by for th e dura ti on of th e birth, - _______ - got on the telephone to veterinarian Raymond Bass. - 12, 1fl4 11 1 1 ~1 1 1 1 America's 20h birthday will be going to th e heads of local citizens whe n th e Greater Sa nf ord Cha mber of Commerco hosta a flats Off to the Blctntemal" brunch at the Chamber onApril 7 at 10 a. m . nryl wotnpn are invited to attend, wearing a hatoItbc o creation designed to ce!ebrate the Bicen tennisi. Anyone reserving syrup. Combine — I ~__- Z: cherries 2 tabl es poo ns sugar 2 tablespoons (Ostarch 2 ta blespoons lemon juice ' cup brands Drain dark and lightchcrris — - - Valentine's Day Is for very important people those nearest and dearest to you. Although holiday greet in gs are showered upon dozens of friends, valentines are rsersed f the VIPs in one's life Thursday, Feb. Sanford Chamber Hosts Brunch z doomm.-, Ft Evening Herald, Sanford, i ___ FREE HAIRCUT WITH SHAMPOO, SET Llf% A nn^1L1W-..-_____ - - - ___ i �-Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft Thursday, Feb. U, 1976 r%. I I LJelTona - - 0 Open Strong 1 1 1 101 1 1 0 Beqins Fridav The l)cltona Open begins on I two courses Friday morning, 4 r right on the heels of today's pro. DeIona Scoreboard am segment of the $l2,o Crisp spring prints of cotton or polyester and cotton blends assorted patterns IncludIng floral and patchwork looks In a areat selection of colors 44-45 Inches wide. tou Women's Mini Tournament which has drawn a record 240 pros Low • - Burqara w i, 4 -t Friday's field is split between LJ'. _________ I a Sanford's neighboring Mayfair Country Club. Pros wil play each course Friday and Saturday, then settle onto I)eltona's6,689.yard layout with the fast greens, imposing pine trees "rn f'av. JCPenney '.. .- - -. - - •.. - Pe _______ ______________ Minerva Proctor 1a Ra, Bi llieWalsh Dot 8attiauf 59. Marge ______ 3. Virginia Dexter ________________________ Brandcnterg Mary Thicker Heten Stoney 60, 1, Mary Parke Jean ______ .- : -I.. i : -.- - -• -- - - -. - p. Golfers head for holes prior In Thd2y's .- ..:-. -m; the scue will be Cocina Gloria Primrow ln, Wananaker Dor's Bruno 63. 7 Florence manning Md,lhd 1ur Daiscy Leflsley Olorida Icardi 6.4. $ Pat Pat DuBois Jean Hardig,,e Eon,, Larqn , 9 lee DiCO Mr ir Crissinger 67, 6, Phyllis Fares Morgillo same F'dday, Saturday, Sunday. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) tournament. 1.aIue Maxwell Lorene Burgard, Mary Meade Maxwell, Rosemary Uobi,isoi, Bobby Wednesday's activities at posted the best score, 84. Best Loy gets a crack at Maxwell goes off from No. 1 ; Shotglln eltona was restricted in the Dottie ilcirno and Delores Deflona Friday. t Dg His foursome 8:24. iadies, who staged a mini. Ford is In Friday's Mayfair Top team was Peg Myers, posted by the team of tees LoRue Iecent Mayfair Open At Mayfair, both days, field. his foursome starting winner Veteran touring pro Billy players will begin from a from the 16th tee. GOOD SATURDAY Limit Rights Reserved SANFORD PLAZA the ONLY Elaine SChefsky 60 5 Emmy Crabb Ruth EcinI _ __ ______ £ - Kb?: Mary Ann Harmon ____ - -- r •-.. .-. and PRICES _______ _____ _____ L)cltona Country Club and Made Betty Mary Surnption 57. 7 Millie Largen Friday's Poirings AT DEL70MA I Ice 5 Lr'eo.t-r. P ____ B Robsnon, B. Icahy. I 01--- K ______ Movrs. R Risers, G. Lewis. P S 16-- H Schenck. K 'uhlCr, P Whalen, C Madson. 5 71 - ,j Molenda. Paukkuren. 11 _ _ Ma'*i'll. A 5mrab, S 32 - P.' - rr1s J Kure,,, M Mcing, J l. ,Hrr 800 16. Crmrn, 0 3. Jnrn 3 00 6. Johnson 1 00 2. '.',icnak, 5 i0-- .1 Traub. ,J Rice, J J,irr. n 2? 10, Krier 5 0 1 10. 5tr-aenn E Meyers Will',,r'-, I 0 0 7 To!nls 36 10 17 12 5 4 K Larsen. A Pacuj,, B Pose, M Mirick. 9 01-- K Snyder, ' CENTRAL FLORIDA: Boswell 7 11, by, G. SOwiki, S Zub?, 9 12 00 I 0; Hurd 0000; Zycll I I IS, TaIIma 7 115. Brown 6 G $.mmtn, B Young, K Park", 7211 PUSII 3 23 . Haynes $00 - Moser; 9 70- W Wi tten. P ç ______ 16 C,rubar 0000, Totals 771115 65 Lowtfler, B Poger, D. Perr-,f 9 75 - F. Zayatz, P Stallwagon, G Seminole 1047-11 Robison. C. Pedersen. 9 36- P. Sen Central Florida 2$ 27-U wab. R Tecrcll, I Shea, T Mc,rc 9 44- C Rodrick, A Redmond. C, Fouls Seminole IS, Cer,tr,l _______ Pcjtask, 957-- 5 Florida 22 Poman1. J Ruby, D Rhilo. ID co) F o uledOut BoswrlI McDonald drives for two I Popa. B Schumaker. P Para,us No, 10 Tee $ M Mrph 0 C Thorpe, M Sollenberger S D Lund. C. Wright, J TrraTerry. 1- 16--- P Vucinicn, M urchison, J Morton, 0. Morgan Crooms 5 71- J Taylor, .1 McConach,, .1 Schreiber. B Maloney; 132-- W Mac a, J. Wy No - TOR SILEX I ___________________ r 1C REG. 13.99 SPORTS $1088 Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. Sem Thursday, Feb. 12, 197 - TER'S DRY ROASTED ]A oz. anuts $127 __________________________________________________________________ CE PUNCH , H REG.4.29 wi Se t $366 _________ 4 aynes Hunches By JIM IIItYNFS S - WATCH FOR IT! A McDonald 600 12. Mclntyrø)4 Meet Again Saturday Night In Sanford Plaza Pizza with Pzzazz (DELICIOUS) Subs and Spaghetti (THE BEST) Sterling left Apopka in 1966 after a career of 319 wins and 106 losses, six times going to the state Beer tournament. (LIGHT AND DARK) __ In - CARRYOUT school ranks with a record of :319 - lix;, including six _____ ' C111 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. - _( 1 Tti inny's Standard Svc. Lake City Has 12-8 Lead Airport Blvd. & 17-92 nrough the years, Fields and Sterling have met 20 times as JuCo rivals and Fields has the upper hand, 12-8. Earlier this season Seminole was ROAD SERVICE Master Charge BankAmerjcard beaten, 78-74, at Like ('it'. So who's the favorite Saturday night? ''Them, on their home court. '' won by four, but it wasn't a four - point game. We scored late and got an easy one at the buzzer." ''They're in first place,'' says Sterling. To he certain, Lake City shows a one-game BOWL AMERICA SANFORD -- i sas F elds. lead in the - loss column divisionalIv. In all probability. Lake City and Seriinole will both for the state tournament March 46 in qualify DeLand I CROOMS FINALE ,..si -)J matter who wins Saturday night. 4500 , LINE Pleading into the stretch of the season, ('hipola - and Gulf Coast look like the top teams from Division 1: l3revard and Florida College from "Division :3; and Edison and Miami-Dade North from Division 4. C IMERI A of FLORIDA BLVD. 322.7542 Bernard Evans, Chris Gillmore, Rick We s, Larry Black, ll _______________________________________________________________________ FLAGSH TT Q Via I P wxr Ned Stephens will come off the So, Bray will coach tonight a Bob Meyers, Phil M Norman. - 1 Star?:el. J. Mullane'y, B bhJ%Ch. J Burden. C Deboich 6A-- .3 DelscI', T Kocan. 0 Into 500 Spotll* ht can g look Jones. But Seminole High beckons. KOwabki. J. 68- C, B.sibey, B. Badken. $0- JHol ohnston. I Crowns boasts 15 wins this Season against two losses, G1(1fltS neitherwereonthehon3ecO After tonight's game, the players can all look forward to Seminole High, and pro ba ble jayvee action next year. Bray Errieige I Washington, and Ken Perry. forward to starting over again next fall with Move oc e all B l k P Plermida. Augustine 94 - I HCfldrb., B t Hi ins, K Avery. H Hab,an. 98- J nolI.R Knight. J Haase,B Haas. - M Grigely, Griffin, 0 Gratism P Grabos. hA- P H, iJ hS.5, C Kincaid, 0 Goreli ck, W f',,ckburn. 110 M Bi chsel, B ".nsChc. B Krause. ,A I Krackojk. P Clark. C '.irk, J Catabr,m '?B- W 8ybirski. M Dr i-i cr re, 0 Chr,s?,nsen, 0 DeAnçe d I 1)A-- W Davis. I Dan'ehian P ano ther crop of inexperienced SAN DAYTONA BEACH, Flu. competitive Field of Richard who added he feels relaxed and players. FRANCISCO (API - DOhiSn. D. Jimene:. 130 Al') J'art. .1 Gentile, I Crandall .3 ltarno Stott and Terry Petty, David Pearson, Cale confident. The sale of the San Francisco H011 UA- S Jenne. C, Ge gec, C, Ryan, sho figured only to be Yarborolgh, Buddy Baker, With no middleCounty, school Giants to Toronto, Canada,Court has Gram?. .3 IO?. 116-- H Hardrc. Ryan, in his first NASCAIt program in Seminole been blocked by Superior M GaUcHo , W FuIgent. S Ba-n cloaked in relative obscurity Benny Parsons, Bobby Allison, Grand National race, has more ninth grade coaches like Bray Judge john E. Benson, who Frye, Frank, son, ISA- B Bough, P Aldridge. S this week while preparing for Foyt, Waltrip and Marcis. homework to do, Stott felt. "The must transform relatively heard Mayor George Mosconc D Denger. 0 Horn, D. Ovum, the l8th annual Daytona 500, "1 don't think I'm better than (jualif)ing race should help," he unskilled, undisciplined players sa%*e the dav for 'Frisco. surprbing1' have the limelight anyone here, but I've got thou- added, 16A K Ford, D Ford, W F,1 into material high schools as Speed Weeks 1976 reaches its sands of miles on this track and :hugn, E Famub, 17A-- M E-a.c' v Stott said he has spent time mold to their own systems. The judge 's order Wey P Dunn, M Ford, I Dummc(n hectIc climax the final four I think I have as goxl a chance this week coaching Ryan in the for a preliminary injunction 'B - a y ec days of this s'eek. to win as anyone," said Stott, fIneartofdrift thgatornph The Seminole County system against sale (if the club to Ca- M Boss. ISA- .3 ltr C', i4' j v Is quite a Stott. a Keokuk, Iowa corn ... . fference from nadian interests provoked BrIkr and bean farmer, and Ryan, a lively applause in the cour- Sheila Young truck driver from nearby I)a'enport, each led a field of 34 cars to the of twin 125-mile qualifying races today, and will ____________________ Sunday's $350,000 race. 'I've pro ba bly had more put out of this than any It all came dosi when the --.- [Kicc $1.4 million worth of highspeed machinery to the start of mayor marched triumphantly Gets Welcome _________ - ' e / •', keeps a scrap book of my ca- - reer, is running all around the '=-- NASCAJI Grand National hug fans will want to ('heck out the races. int-liidins' h;iin' coming when she returns to I),.neapolis trucking mogul Robert troit, city officials said WedncShott, -- "Bobby Thomson still lives!" She will return to Detroit said the mayor, laughing out sometime during the secor-! day. ' ';: papers have really played t Up here arki my wife Judy, who history of finishes in major Min- - I. tY.S.AutoClubstockcarcham. PO1P las t year. "The news- , he has an impressive Into court and said an $8 million DETROIT Al' - Olympic offer for the club had been medal is t She ila Young will be made b' San Francisco finan- given a superstar's home. , -- ing And, in case fans missed the earlier an- place buying up papers for the flowiCeIilent, this Saturday Lake City-Seminole press clippings." imatchup is a freebie. Greater Sanford Chamber of While much of Stott's racing admission charge, 04 Doyle, - -- Commerce bought out the gate and there is no Midwest has been on short tracks in the' - ?o n Derrick Hayes, Kenny Perry, Carl Buchanna Fc Hicks, Bob bench first, says Bray, followed group of boys that will be his no Me%'e, Ed Htutson, Phil Washington, Ned Stephens and Jay .3 Copt, 0 b), reserves Derrick Hayes, Jay longer. And he just got them (?s, 7A- Pg Jones.A Chr,st McGovern. I Iferald Photo bY Bill Vincent Jr.) ,M McGovern, Bernard Evans, five months ago. Ch , fly. J Carneft. $A- D Horii. licity between 9 A.M. & 1 P.M. Lyons, R Nicol. R. Leaver. p Storks, P. PdauSd?. 0 Lucas ) th . But a first place seeding does hang in the else that's ever happened to balance. Plus a lot of pride. tin'," said Stott, who won the inday Special Q no aso e ' ri didn't have scary-looking lineup. Su?ter, A. Straub, '.',ttheII, I 10- 0. MacDonald. C) 9 12 - defense for his knockout punch: Fields is the 323-9951 T Thomas; .'. trips to the state tournament, lie's been at SUC since the school opened in cracker- talking mentor who floors teams best known for brawn, Particularly around the backboards. l'hvsicalls', I can't remember when Fields _________ ________ - I ' opened and his record is 295-168. on service work ______ Seminole High Basketball Illinois where Bray comes Tk,M Mnuany,, 9 20- 6 M. fans ought to check oIi some from. Organized basketball .t Tropp, M Shushack. P Turnb ninth grade talent if they're starts in the fourth grade there. 9 71 J Moresco. J. Ulo:as. I Valentine, j Risher; 916- M interested in the future of their "Most of these kids have not favorite team. played organized ball before 914- C Lindgren, .1 5? Germain, Tonight's the last night for theii get here," says Bray. McGinnis. B MCQ,idr, 9 52 the current crop of Croorns Some have recreation ID 00 M Your. P High basketball players, and de partme n t experiener, but ,,n,'r I fans can expect to see all 12 don't call that playing faces. ATMAYFAIR ' h basketball." Shotgun Start Crooms hosts Oviedo infrh "The lack of a more 5A.M. ,l_, TE man basketball at 7, in the organized feeder system hurts IA P flflØiIY E i-'-, S on's finale, and Panther Seminole County basketball C.ir,yaogio, M Caporole 1B I \t.s' Arpasi. E. Amtose. M At*l. B boss Bob Bray says his team's according to Bray, and a Dudith. 2A- D Gitp'n, B Giese. C goal is to see everyone play at particular thorn in his side Is Gibson , 0 Allen. 20- J Gostefe. B 4 least half the game. K.rkrIcjlp, 0 George. W Kucher, that middle school principals 3A KI9y. C Keating. W Probable starters tonight around the county "don't want xaestner. M Harvey, 38- P Ready for one last hurrah I mIght Is the C' rwms High freshma Include lArry Black, CMs to be bothered" with Harris, T Joyce. m Joyce. p , basketball team, ditto for coach Bob Bray. Crooms Is home at 7 Gillrnore, Ed Hudson, Eric Jones. IA-- S KonCi, J Di ll. P against Osiedo's freshmen team. Flanking their coach are flicks, Rick Wells. Sixth man SChOOLS. tab1ishing programs at their B.irto, C Oclongy. 5A-- P Blrne5 Sterling is the soft-sell coach who relies on .'-'--- -_____ Jclnson M McCtrrt,cr. 0 vaiiarso losses. Similarly, Fields has been at LCCC since it ----- ___ '. Cage S 1966 and has posted a record of 216 wins and 62 Stoft Free pickup & delivery 4 E77~ ra -MM Sterling won one prep title with Greensboro in 1951, an(] after 15 years at Apopka, fie left the high 'ORD PLAZA next to the theatre 4 Ends It was one of those musty nights in the old University of Florida gym miii Columbia High coach Joe Fields was tugging on his tie. Across the 'sway, Apopka High coach Joe Sterling was keeping the ief on theit- toes. ne, MI-62 ClassA -state championship hung in the balance. Apo pka wound up winning the game in overtime, and Fields was to recall missed opportunities for years after%vard. it ruined more than one round of golf for him, jtLst thinking about it. The old rivals meet again Saturday night, and àthis one isn't for a state title, but it's for a game which has a direct bearing on championships. Fields brings his Lake City Community College Timberwolves to Seminole ('ommlinitv ('nlJe Saturday night. Fields vs. Sterling. Lake City vs. Seminole. Those are matchups which rate as some of the best basketball played in the state over the years. Will open soon Schaal, - .j Old Friends Sterling, Fields Restaurant -. 82-6511 - , New 3228610 Roars, siti(n of of Scniinolt- aaiILst ('ertral SteId' control of the back. Lot being able to afford any Florida, was Lake City an ge too much slipup prior to Saturday's big Saturday night in Sanford. It for the Patriots to overcome. matchup against Lake City, will be for leadership in Randy Faber scored 16 and Seminole community College's Di vision 2, and a Seminole win Jim McIntyre and Reggie basketball team performed like would throw it into a tie with a McDonald tossed in 13 and 12 a well-oiled machine Wed. playoff listed as a probability points, respectively, for the nesday night, methodically prier to the state tournament Raiders. disposing of Central Florida, 82- March 4-6 in Det,.and. Seminole Sei7iinol upped its record to game was only 22. Tile gaine on everyone's close In the beginning. SEMINOLE'N,J07I ZIl ii mind, despite the game in front Seminole's telling defense and -- REG. PARTY PACK 1.49 - (('i! mole ______ ______________ ________ loud when asked how he felt week of March after competin; . aboutsavingthecjarifor ts in European speed skating - Francisco, Thomson saved the events. Giants for World Series COfl) A caravan will greet her at petition in 1951 with a timely Detroit Metropolitan Airport _______________ _____ - 'c2t:: . ---' ' ..: -- ---- -. - ____ ---_.-.- - .- - - - ' homer. and take her to the Civic CenThe courtroom hosted a jubi- ter, where Detroit Mayor Cole- lant, standing-room-only crowd man Young will make a special , of about 200 when Moscone, presentation and a luncheon at flanked by the two business- Cobo Hall will be held in Miss then, said terms were agreed to Young's honor. in his ('it>- Hall office an hour Miss Young, 25, of Detroit, i-ar her 5', (!fl L'ol(I cuter in.-( I-,r.-sr,, .-; �- -- -- - - - _ 6-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl /viueiier vVins - -- taking codeine. a forbidden lost tier bronze in cross country lueller, the 21-year-old speed. trug, 10 coll-lbal the flu ePi- skiing after skating h has swept through combat a mid. gave the United States its the 01%.71 pie Village. pospisol lighted w ith .wcond gold medal of the 192th was allowed to continue in the his victory in the 1,000. Winter 01 ympic Gallies today, competition but the Czect, team fight now. while it's over, flashing to victory in the, 1,000 physician wa. s barred from the I'm pretty hppy," said uelit ieters in course record time- rest of these Games. was; skatini I And, for the second tin' ie in "The flu epidemic cannot be 11101.1ght it was too slow, but I these Galities. a doping charge used an excuse for breaking the gave it ever% hing I had in the surfaced as the Czech- rules," said PrinceAlexandre last six golds and 14 total, is second three silvers and four bronze. U OS. Hockey hl ht C e -- - - Stars Of Classic Trio League 17! r7t attvmpts b% two young Wisconin men for medal.% in the 1,000- ;Ind Jjna 'f4j., %eIl, smce she ork there and her husband, Don, th e manager, it seems like she does Thus it's no shocker that she star of the week from the Classic Trio scratch league, joining Don Gorman at hl4nsoer their a%erages -- Connie, born in Newark. Del., has fived in Sanford for the last 10years. and also bowls in the Sanford Business.Slachine League on Sunday nights. Connie rolled games of 225-16s-182-236 for a fantasdc 810 ies and high for ladies in the Classic Trio. 7T 4.1 0r T Gorman had games of 24fi201 en route to his sea. ings bated on by Art Sonsom _____ _____ - Carol Slaughter roHed the on.ly 5W series of the morning with Norm Hen bowlIng for the Famous Recipe team rolled the high game of the day with a nice 2089 Other highs Sharon Corsi 487,1) Lynda S%ihJ 4ZI83, Karen Packovic 481-171 and Wendy Boness 4 ,154-180. "Queen of the Week" for thtg Wpoir iv V-_ tz 87 pins, She al,so rafled four strikes in a row during league play. a 5l0 for the team Automotive Speed - - I - I A 0011I AP% the10sphit rst place spot 60-28, Auto sin is still holding second 571-:-Wli. and Lorraines Ceramics is back in third 52-36. Joy Walters .17 W • YSTERY tADIES high series with a 512 and second high was a 501. Walters' high game was 192-180, Slicer I7 73. games and Del Biarca also scored a Converted splits: linda Doer 210 Shirley Rodbusb 4-In,Susan Rogers 5-6-7, and Jeanne IMay the 4-4.7-9. Cobia Boats won four from Dolphin Finance, Nice Day Coin Laundry won four from Three PinbalL3 Empire Auto Body Cleans all. Richard Sm ith 620 UTE ThYAMED ZD9. Arkie Terps 81-69 cogo 4p 6 2 1 2 3 1 9 504 Other 500 se include Bemy Hu ey 1. Burt ax 203- L i ec h fenst r n Ray Ha tehetthit high set a 611 series of said I))riesell. mark all three games as he rolled the "I 14, 0 0 1 1 they beat us in Chapel Hill, but with gatmes of 202-206- and M.' The high game they beat the devil out of us was rolled by Steve Groover and a nice 76 he and 4) $19 So 3)79 TENTH - 5-16. C: I Montagve Account 11) 4 10, 3 00, 2 40; Ir Cactus Pete (3) 1 20.3 20. 1 MaftlAnd Mike Gary English s still 21 Anci all Paid $1.160 10, ]I 1 . TWELFTH -31t. 0: I Windy Chet 12) 11 00. 6 K 4 20. 2 E D 's R m Girl fsi oo. 4 ?o. I Daisy R. B, 16) 32 Elsewhere. No. 1) Othe r highs: Robert Gilbo 212-541, E vel yn Cla yton 10 WED who played in Carolina' s M3 strikes in a row were rolled by thiese ladies: Boston Wins Punch-out Houston W ns I Nubert picked up the 2.7, Sharon Chaplin, Jud Bellamy Susan r and LyrIn Harris picked up the 54 *it. " Illigim for U& 17841. Twila e Collins In465, Teresa L&wle The Boston Celticsplayed in of the way. 180, Charlott Cha plin flowtirtin and their center Dave - - - -- I and both Ma orie Wilson and Frances Fflger picked tI Ut AI - - - 'Mar - the Week " 24 25 26 A lIant, 569 up Were the good guys." Cen'S Seott a1sr) ,tnj 901 Ih ROLJ-rA-8OU`TS MIXED K4. 11 in boUl the series and Bill Martin 178 and Price for aryll watch Will beat up Moore rnissciid Cerosoli - 197-57 75, b pin 4ith Why he julliped quick enough do jjs 199, W, johl, Ila ... Stack Winner Rob' t H. Eckhart Sso 91 158 101-1 t. Lustre Ecker (2) Bosfon AAac. 6 W P Heard M T Haynes I k ____ II'S a -% - -____- - - - _ - - _1_ - - - - - -• _ _lS,_ ' - - - __- _ 62 67 68 s Imporlant To Hard D nn 0 kers _________ I __ ACTUALLY, I DONIr COQ I Be My wtU ? Blue Chic Young ) TOGETHER A GOOD WOt( - ,' _k A 9 8 5 LST • Q654 •82 £ Q 10764 3 O LATE! l the ilome. In spite of this cripplinghabit. 'c POP by Al Vermeer C NO V I'M NOT READY/ N , WAS 0 .1 than a simple ' THAT 12 le I/I (f oes 0 Ili) E,D 's - T of Pass 41 lass 4A Pan fia, Pals Pass PASS Opening lead - A 4 _2-il ___________________ - all the time instead of playing There are no penalties for this but there is an easy a pr-n who drinks heavily is actually shrunken. any top he drinks but remains executives in businesses have gentle and quiet as he always IS. alcohol problems. Sometimes it Ile just st, nds around with a is part of the Job and intelligently. But he loses the Programs to help their people ability to make decisions, even who get caught up in this trap. minor ones and he appears ost alcoholics are not skid row orth's two-notrum P e for - - Ing that all the other playt., by this. they a hand that appe ars o Lin- just refuse to play with ti,. coln' s birthday. Ile was one culprit point shy of the correct are annoyed minimum. but players in im. (Do you have a question portant matches tend to make 'r the experts? Write Ask lots of irregular bids. the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jecobys will answer individual Questions it stamPed. self-addressed When South rebid three hearts and then !our clubs. orth simply went back to thi p heading send 50 - to handle the matter Assur response is inappropri have known all his life ions as ,II be used in this column for a slam and will receive copies of some w here - JACOBV MODERN) cents for The Health Letter, I_1'L I his health is failing fast. stamped self-addressed en continue to hope I can help him velope for mathing Address - CARNIVAL by Dick Tumor ichow. Are there any foods )*Our letter in care o restore cells and other Radio City Shtlon NewYork, brain 2.90, liancie siqim2 by m vou GOT 5 _00A CRACKEF ISYotj THISHAVE AILTRAr i HERE WHT would ARE be most grateful for an Y counsel or sLggestions you can LEFT IA)ok in your Ox of )cll()w pages phone book under Treatment to see what facilities ABOUT 2 r DEAR READER NIGHTLY The only person who call really do 8:00 P I are vailable in your cm. lilunit) qj~~ Ask the AI-Anon group 7-7 for help in getting your husband M. your husband. lie will have to recognize he has one before that recognizing he has a problem. Even getting help for yourself may make it easier for you to us Gift Certificate live with and cope with the situation accept -- Wed . & sat. FRANK ,s AND ERNEST by .45 / / am sorry to tell you damaged brain cells. A good w ell-balanced diet is very WONDERFULI $0 3 TRIFECTA Bob Thoves I I / James Walker Anderson And there is no way you can replace J S William Tyre A. 10019. rolonged use of alcohol' I THAT LATF NY p OW,SEE HEPE--S ALL IN I WANT A THAT'S SQUAREMEA! UPATA M FIETI~IC7., the Alcoholism Information and t I bug L %our husband is functioning well and )ou love him suggests, I doubt You will ac. complish anything by having a imp, ortant to a person who marital crisis or leaving hill . drinks a lot because any DIDIMPT KNOW shortage of the normal amounts i __ In the lst .ZN_ ns seems sometimes have to live with the Richard R. Smith RACES to increase the dmage that can faults or problems of those William Heneghan Sergio Alvarez I i Joe Shaw • BIG PERFECTA be done. to the liver and heart -] UNTIL ____ for example. But you won 't get YOU uiiuch athantage out o love and try to do our best 10 4 M j, help them through life with - o whatever _- that diagnoses this as roast L -jr___________ DOONESBURY fHAVE by Garry Trudeau TUMBLE WEEDS by T K Ryan -'- IS WHAT FOY WINS GIRLI Ie 'MIS Store pip h;! YOUR WE1W PRA 05 so CL05E 54kAR. '... mews 70 AtXIC PASS PEFEWSE. 1 h5 A 9AC, JP.4ff ), lbS ANY I&Mnc, fix M%TZ! - - - so smky ir r DOWNTOW, *4 SANIF ORD A, _- - - :: $ -.. -____r__ ,; _, ____ -_L -- _ :;• * ,--____.--- _-. .:. I : _-=---.- .-_ _-_ -- -_. ---_ ! '-' - - - - _____________________ Nosey LADIES'NIH MAGNOLIA MALL . - weight and becoming senile and Number 1-4. Send a long, \ old - A Wisconsin re a der no ts know what can be done about a player Who insists on tlking 3A confused about things he may burns. Some pretty nice people I 9 1) 60 S 70 7 $0 7 Che lsea ii6o.ijoi. i Pa s s cause Ile never becomes abusive of leaving him. Ile is over. V - diamonds, After that unfor. tuitate lead there was no way to keep South from scoring hIs A K partner who apparently 4 - at his own 13 cards. Ile had to lead something and finally mature senility. The brain smile on his face and can enlightened management in SO BAD V co h h 0 HOLLYHOCK I more enJoy having it hidden in places attained an executive position. C - slam Ife does not drink in tront of daily all-purpose vitami the children or me. lie seems to capsule in the vitamin line. -- nnirt. Lamb wanted to 0 ¶ - - - mond lead lloeer nest as look ing V A 9 3 milliti g, --_-_-_ S_ A 94 V 64 L = 21011111 - I A 6 an a co c an anything, e- - Change the Fast and hands and the contract would have been a cinch. but with West holding the ace and queen of diamonds there as no play for six without a dia. $J73 g T`14EN WHEN I C30T ( ITS LIKE THEY )l (mit problem my husband's alcohol. To this day after drinkin heavily for more than 30 years, he still insists he is not __________ - -: - The discouragement did not 12 work South just went to six spades. ORT1I Dr. I BLONDIE - - AT BRIDGE V UP TO / WIN - -- formation about a friend. socially today, or you may %'IRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A leave a poor impression with pal who is more of a taker than somwne you're very fond of. a giver may make more YOUR BIRTHDAY deman& on you today. Don't Feb. 13,1976 feel obligated to comply. Don't be disappointed th,is LIBRA (Sept 2ct ) coming)earffthefofyo ruits ur Th ere are no shout to effcris seem to come slowly at success for y ou today Face up ft You'll eventually receive to )ow reonsibIjjUes all that's due you. f fans apparently didn' t -. !_--_ 59 60 161 I - they weren't -- - 4 Alton Burke f _ &a-41-1 • into the fray. ___ - 55 56 57 lh Irerne F Liflali \ ____________________ Ellen Belts YOUR - -' 1< - ç 2 4 3 7 20~ 2 K's Moongio (yj 2 40, 3 justanip i3) 2 Oa L. VALENTINE -lTa!orwithp!us;puns taroftheWe'is ek 54 ' The officW is didn' t get there Keith Johnsw - team- coll, said. explaitilli game with a 235 589 as he bowled for t" he Michaud Bros, Standad team. Three DOW 200 games fel.l in the evening and the Wmid high was rofled by Bob Kirkland 212-W. Kit Johnson 9MA26 and Rick Ricketts I 49 - 'WALD and JAES JACOBY NAJ NP' NT DUTTKiN* mE u- I / j SEVENTH - S 16 0 I FELLAS ets, / Winners _____ weren' t 0 / - .THURSDAY a t'w dec" )/ / Castle klnq~ 2 Berkley Old Sid, 3 Y Rice High average for the men is Gonnan with a - ) Artisticst vie H y -S won't 8) S 414 60. 31 90 TWELFTH -7 16. D 1. ffinner Into the action the Uldt, the CelbeS simply 207-531, Jchn Ill , ________ Ikfflft it ,jsir tb nil t1 I'hi Su: Wasted the as double-teamed and De troit Pistons 1__thrown out of the anna. After He s Do. MS Hilbacker Ann Chas I MacNeil fidfl pins. rolled games of 231-198-115 for the high of 624. Danny Tillis had the sie,cond high game with a 219,40, Don Gorman IikI / - er land Trail Blazers 11106, the Milwaukee Bucks stopped the en York Wets 10. the Charlie Seattle Supconics trimmed teammate T / HEY -- Grr Bob ,% Unit 7S Jarwin Bud 60 Tally A"; I All Gj%, P Slack Winners his seat and exchanged p with the Player Wednesday night I 52 1 53 MATINEES 17 Y&S 21 n - 66 Spircire, 7 Prairie Dog, I mid&% Sportcoat And 29 - 58 PRIVATE SALE DRAWING W L Pa 0 San Anion The rest of the NBA was krillucity A Rockets ~mt their backers as relatively tan-le as the phila *In Louis I fan chinl the I( BANK MIXED Bob Kwknd th plus 132 ruffians, the bad guys, arxi they 33 39 .1 C-QIPPING EXPERIEWCE FIFTH - 5 16, C I il-pntlaGentral. 2 'Aineola PrOle. 3 Ba,man*s Rocket, 4. mots soma. s Fancy Fill'o, 6 Danny jAm. i OF CAPP'S MEN'S STORE ABA r Fil I 0, VCW k - 29 30 31 _32 - Into doing something today tact today to avoid petty responsibilities today Don't flareups Be charming and make more of them than y considerate are They're really not that LEO tJy Aug. fi) Be tough. rt.'fill tod ay not to unwittingly PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 , pass on some hearsay in Be on your best behavior I * ' CLIP5 D,n Glen Lowe were the - 24 47 48 5CLE TENTH-$ II Brenne Isure Suit AS) 23 - to assume any new fmanc your better that's oosed obligations or time paen Judgment or your best CANCER (June 21-July fi) terests Companions will have to be AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I tinWed wi th a great deal of You'll have a few extra 10 11 BOOK,' __________________________ Am Br rt EcKt Pacific Divi sion 712 24 29 penn)-wise again today. Try no gadget 21 25 26 27 t- FOURTH Kjcn ity. 2 K's Gong. i RISC k Dahlia A Kylhammer, 5 Manatee Gay 6 K Vent ur e. 7 Evelyn Go S L a k e WINNERS S20 21 490 4 31 41S 31 _M I 19 3S 132 1, (,'Owens not Only took on the 1735. Iva?e (4) A 00. I 1110. ' I PaSsino Parade 40 P (Ii) It f. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. GFMINI May 2l4une ) Be 19) n't let arcther f,nb nan 1 14 'I'LL CONSULT - - 22 K C 56 ecc osh 57 EreCt L Listed Below Are ConLc,47' Milwau 55 Welt 8 19 -1 - -A Go a Ivory Coast THIRD-5 16, D I ThursdA r G,) 7 Flying Whi:zer. 4 Berie, Cannon. 4 K's Giddlvup. S Toucn of Hope. 6 Gearing Porthnti ud 'After that we the fans. In fact, he m3de several. Scifrid rolled Uii iugli sues with a 45 1t Valente 1 and V Koch rolled a 158 high Splits con%eed Lou Bolton, John McCf, Ada Manger, MdVeepobla11s edthe7ht OleOnspad th 7g - _ - High for ladies: Crertie Seifred and Eulah offhaus with FOURTH - S II A 11 n -iss i4ousion N ori,an% "I don' t understand it," Scott (ovens really made a hit with DEIZOA PINBUSTERS 101XED High for the men was the fine Set by Walter Denny, ?W 554. Harold Koch 201Wi. Al Wiseniwski 152420, Will Kierristock 181%%I. Bw Kiesel 152,49,11. - n clevela" Washimfon P'be I?) II 10 523 1 10 2 L 1 s (2) 3 40 0 III) $ 60 1 (56 71 Central Division seaffle 19t464, No a Welch 171 and Lynn liarris 178 r P"Ph 'a filtw York 52 Regimen - 11 2 4) 160, T (246) S.5600; Jiltz. C. PrinCe H (7 ls S67 20~ : 31 NINTH - S-16. D: I i morning: Joy Walters 180iiW, Ann Smith la 506 Sandy Blonigen '8 78, Cheryl 40, 3 AD, I Arm Sm,ith, Cheryl Converted sphtst: Mary JoWm %Iared the ~-10 split, Jo Ann 1`1'' Chao 50 -- boal 51 Agents lab I ever heard of to help him shortalcohol and its effects 32 21 604 4'', 12 21 26 29 473 111 ; Western tv NO, IT'S BEEN AT LEAST Z TH E P.E'S WEEKS ONE WAY TO IND OUT FOP. ) SU R C-. 3) S CAnnon (S; 4 DIVISION M -rlotte 67-64; No. 14 Missouri Bulfat o pin3. Four Is D I Sr.anj Tang, 7 Cologne 2 $0 3 $0 3 Aric Prince (6)4 70 2 Without State outscured North Carolina- managed to score a game high 48 i U230 - iT BUGS BUNNY • I Wctilf 15 100 3 Noble Tony 15) IOIQ Ea stern Conference 505 and Dot Lee 171-500. plus tO FIRST-516,0 lm eachment (2) 140.400.2,10,2 Anna-s K Ing (8) 3 20 2 40, 3 Yr!ler Bear (S) 7 40, 0 (2 1) S 1 3 6,0 31 S? SIECOND- ji. co I Money Maze 1 44 NSA otre ovetime thriller last month. nipped Oklahom State 72-71 aron Seimer 191496. K.B. Wiffiaim 190-498, Shirley Barbour Kupchak injured his eye in a 15th -ranked Western ichigan 192-W), Phyllis Njott 186486, Bobby Hjun IV-522. Marvin cNutt game against Georgia Tech I h E tern Michigan &73 18MI4, Laura flarri I 77. Louise Weston 173400, BiH Varner week and has suffered from and No. 13 171. Virginia double vision since, but still trimmed William and Mary 50PE`ffYr _OAT LADIES " qjeen of the Week."Linda St=p with 5) 7) Atlantic Bud Campbefl 2*-540, Polly Price I Tonka*a Carol 6 ~ 11 40, 3 4~. 2 go. bed Vil'anova America. Mary Williams 194488, Linwood 16 70. 9 40, 2. SECOND 0i THIRD- S i6. 0 1 Groucho i2i so. 2 40,2 60. 2 Manatee Nancy (4) SANFORD-ORLANDO WEDNESDAY MATINEE 7A 7 113 - LAST 6 I 50 51 FIRST-5 16. 8 I Moody Hall, 2 Penny Evans., 3, Lana Louise. 4 3 Ju o o (2S ) Sill S 7 5735 50. BP (I I with no Sale i Dog Racing Pro Basketb all A CC the 12 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 41oriwIly Yuu're j, take-diarge Tr y to see things from the other 41)e who isn't discouraged by a fel 10w's point of view, too, few setbacks. Today, you have today. Each can learn from the a tendency to quit early. other. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) AGI717ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Avoid minor confrontations 21) You still have to be cautious today. You have a bit of a chip in your financial and business on your shoulder. Someone th dea1ing again today so you a nasty distlon d bock won't me out on the end. foodstuff 41 Ontario tab I AS Number 48 Smithy's gadget 49 insurgent - __________ ARIF-S (March 21-April 19) r 39 - - * 2' ii o 6 26O 3961 Clemson TONIGHT S ENTRIES Coiling I S) 241 40, 13 40. of 60. 7 p,S c 6) "I 40, P (11, 2) 135-30; 0 D 12 6) 5',, tournament ." tonight scoired. Ibis league has 128 bowlers and Is the biggest at Bowl M5-N 9 and 199-531, BID Hackett 199,47. Iee 191-W, Bill Clark 190-5m, 84 to Sn - For Friday, February 13, 1976 A ____ 3 SVENTH - gIl 0 I t think us. We have to go to Tulane now don' 43 Carvanr1 - HEARD FROAj capital _______ AA WE HAVEN'T Clarence Jack Poole Joe DanieI 19- 67 I fty didntputthe hainmy EARLY TOYOTA MIXED DAvicison a Decays CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO Putt-Putt FAR WEST "CO 5! 10) Angelo ,' Jun Iini is the best team in the A 42 Liners calling - 0 1 1 2 y _____________________ - Swmen L 6 Foot vase 3i Pwti. 7 More ignoble 32 Ancient 9 _____ ' . - WOREBOARD lee mark and 40 Uyrial language 12 ____ 1t. I 1 2 4 I 0 0 1 1161v C4nada . Form, 21 points 8-1 - 400 -HOD! 69. Malone 67 SECOND - 5.16. D: I A. venture FIFT"-S16,C I ,cnigAn 9s. 80*11mg IS) 6 $0, 3 20. 2 60. 2. Nan Girl (6) (111) I 10. I 20, 3 60, 2, There is no doubt that Caro- league-leading -. 1 AY(HE, 1 2 1 1 Austria Britain 75 Bioomsurq 61 CC NY 77 Uunt 70 (s' Guard Weslegan vAAl 97, Vednesday night. Harold 2W28, Pat Truas 204, and Harriett Boyd - PIE ______ Norway rgina 91 Duke 9 he I - 2 i ORI6 \' of Fir OddUS 59 Crolina iii, Maryland eg N Carolina St 67, UNC Char !,-!?e 61 Florida 93, Georgia st st, in their own town be where r AFTER I j West Germany Unte States ,n,, superiorit by belittling the As five 200 pines fell during the evening the high goes to - __________________________ atee Slx)p - A I (h* on I)J IT TO Welt. I Bentley. 3 Ted'% Al. A C 0 's Sulie; 5 Gr's Two Ping, 6 SiinclbfAsfer. 1. Spencer, i M,ntol& "I had a little difficulty Grn $2 500 3 80, 3 Barter Out (2)760 Que II) 117Q 660 3 MCKãttt 6) After North Carolina beat Dayton is, Chicago Loyola ?j fttir IS 40. 31 10 seeing on my left side,"said the DvPaul 71. Indiana St 67 ryland at Chapel Hill on jan. U9 70, 31 70 NINTH - 5 iiii 7 A I Prinz SIXTH - S 16, A I C&t%*f ILI Kansas 61, Iowa St S3 TH I R 0 - S. 16. D: I Ole SjIvff I 1) 25. Liefty Driewll knew things 6-foot-10 center who is the apple 7 80. 4 00. I 40, 2 K's Bonus 0) 4 20. V rj m 2 Highway Robber. 3 Kid of the pro scout' s eyes. "I a 11 00. 3 40, 3 10; 2 Devon Special (1) HAIIIA Hrry, S Lotta 4 00. i %ii-iAque Meade (61 3 would be different when he got Kan wesityan 97. st Mary'%. 5 6,0. 8 00. ) Gold Medallion Ill 160.. (I 3) S70 AO, T 11 OU01PS. 6 Husker Fire, 7 mystefy. Ul 00. 31 so had a problem -wing across the Kan 0 (I 7) 48 10, T (7 1 2)IS46 so; 3 1. 6j IL - S LuCiftf SEVENTH-] 1. 0 1. Barry the Tar Heels back at his place court, but it was no big thing. It in College Park FOURTH - $I&. M: I Whitey TENTH - S 16. 8 I Wyci;ff Zale. 6 60. 4 60, 2 tio 2 H C fry ShAn f 3) 6 Ao, 3 40, 2 60; , night have been bad had I got Things WERE different The (31 9 W 4 40. 1 Manatee Pmy I 1) 2 wocl-iloir, Go. I Red Chantilly. Fairisk I?; 610 17Q 3 M an 4 Ky Ace. S Blue Benny. 6 mon 7) 55370 P (73) 19630 poked in the eye again." Bonnie (1) 100 0 ',~ ,%souri 7i, okiahoma st yj second game didn' t go into 'ague Moca'e 7 Modett Mlii A 60 0 ( 2 3) Ill 60. P 13 21 $4? Yo Y9 18 orth Carolina Coach Dean . 79, Ball 'I 77 o%ertimv. it 15 My EIGHTH - S 16. C, I Berkley .Nofire 1 ltl;r:'1;Dame 14. Vjillanova sy FIFTH -s.lii, C: I Rock A Blue ELEVENTH A I journey K elOu 11) 1 5 CO. 10 $0. 4 60, 2 Circuit 11 M Just about raised the flag of (6) 5 10, 7 so. 2 so, 2 Colorful (3) Break" m 3 jo, 1 60, I. Demure The third-ranked Tar Ifeels. who beat No. 4 Maryland with surrender in the ACC race, was 73 $74 60. P Is 3) M4 20; 31 jj &44xntng After. 7 Lake Atlas, I 32 03 some strain the last time they hesitant to pick up the spoils SIXTH - 5-16. a: I Lake Abner N IN TH - 3 16, 13 1 Canyon (4) Prelic*nt Lal, S OUTHWEST (1)7100 920 laO 7 Wycliff Faye 160 310 260 7 H) HO TWELFTH -11%, C 1, Tells Ft4lia inet, left no doubt as to their Just YetIll. Rice 68 7 P & T's (h3ndIer KS Mimi I J Its 111F ASSOCIATEDI'RFS roHed Nlaureen Slicer with rolled two 173 0 0% I UR II AT EAST COLONIAL Pro Division NeC Establishes ALoL iupenorffy OU g1A1L TOOK r ' - THE BORN LOSER ____- WEg 0 - I, ('14"IylaR )Y,45 4 , goldm Is 29-11 302S71-$3 Two dozen 200s fel.1 during the evening Classic Trio: 262929Clyde Ford 245-206-M8, fra 1101sclaw 210-237 -795. Chuck Black- countr% ski 'niursday. is en- must (jefeat and today. If Dvla*are st 78. Lincoln Y? burn 210-211-2DD-7 1ri, Dave Lcy 228-791, Chuck Baker Sr. MM tered in the 50Holy Cross 71. New Hamp Tom Daniels 29 2734-00 kilometer event that flappens. the Americans Jim Haynes 767. Bob Locke 203-229-760, Charfle Plant 230, Jesse Cook 37 2929-95 219, BID Satur(Lay. can win [lie bronze by defeating "'re 1 , 99. Lehigh 79 Amateur Division Lafayette Varner 2, Billy Hitchcock 203 Dave FWgum 203, Terry Waldrop Tnda S flfl) other ma was Chvck Palm c .c i Provocience ?9. soston Coo ?I . 29 2224-YS and Dale Mathes 201. the wo men's 20-kilonieter (12.4Robert Henderson Rdr ii Delaware 62 The ord catch is that h Jerry Manning 7979 77 -$3 RcKht-sler 77. Buffalo 11 ADIES e) cross-muntry ski relay. Finnish team could unwt those Jim Mannino 3 79 ;9- AA The Soviet Union on it with plans if the (feat the Soviet Disive Beck 29 )O 77--m High f to theCha I G AIanAtk*nton Trucking team Finland second and East uer 793)79-fl Ofl a union $3 Army 71 Id O t1K aorwith the fine bowling by Dorine MacAteer, 5OC-181. Dennis Piper 7932 X-91 S yracuse too. Penn 5' ' High for the man%- third. The United States ties, tody. If the Finns do not R Johnny's Standard Sen-ice team was this writer with a Tullis nnci 17. Amhersl 69 ' 182489 came in eighth among the nine %%in -- and the% are not exDave Grelhef 2111310 3S_13 vvfmr)n, 11, Micialetury sA set. Fleetline Homes team: Twila Collins 18 1466 and Ann Smith teanis, nosing otit Canadi by pecled !_ -the Americans will Anialivir a. Olvilklia . Virg, n,a 05, Pitt 72 was high for her team F.R.T.D. with a M1463 Cl,vck Gumienny 341231- 11 series. Collins one-hundredth of a second. wi n 11%41E, bronze inedal if the% spared the 6-&Io spliL George Cruz 33 34 )ISOUTH Ile flussians continue to lead ' David ThESDA I Gr (table ref lects gold, bronze and total medaltl. PIsc College giant slalom Friday i Koch, a surprise silver medalist in the bronze iIitai in in the 30-kilometer cross- round-robin tournaiiint, it superb . - r) Fridm in the 1.50D-incter lininerfall won the brotizLevent. Skier Cindy NeLson, a it tedal Ili Tuesday's 5W meters bronze niedailist in the downhill, ueller is the top U.S. hope Ili has a shot for a medal in the today's race. 0 IYO 71fl-- H 58 E ichange Premium 59 Mover$ truck 62 Cotton bundle 63 Roman road 14 Margarine 0. A 15 Notion • N ly I flp(ab U 17 Adolescent AS I year birid-a 19 L,'oti'e'r 18 Antiquated 66 WWII V"5015 21 Philippine 20 Artists' frames 67 Permit 22 Convoy vessel 68 Sidelong look 73 s*eelsop Against 25 Hostelry 24 Musical DOWN 28 Bribe dramas 29 Muse of poetry I ocean vessel 25 F[Dwar 34 Hubbub 2 OPer a by Void, 26 Frilinch 36 Compass point 3 Angers resort 37 Lucifer 3i Frostier 5 The briny 30 Knock' 9 I PANrL 5; Q iN 16i 54 Me recent 8 Log float 12 Eagage Thursday, Feb. HOROSCOPE I L I 50 Make dejecte,j veSsf (CoIl) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fg A 0 44 plsrTl,f 5 Underwater - Soviet union East Germany ACROSS puzzle Pryi S N_Afl;wr J ENTE9TAININ& I Levantine WHI L E M TOO NOT. .4Af1,4N Medals (API count at the 1h Wntcq Olym INNSBRUCK en. A A- 1E 09E' IN FRONT - cago. the (op-rat"I America hockey team hoped to dose Speed siting in tuih (lit within one game of a bronze u S h as on 1e of its eight itha victory over Poland later iiiecthls will center ((xla) Dan Immtrfall of Madison iliestronguS speed-skating is and his buddy I'ettr 1_ contingent goes after more gl \luehler, of near \kquoi SNO fl THAT __ ' (it) the doineter (12.4 miles) flti-like Vil`W~ that has spread Connie I-dirnan bowis the Bowl America lanes like she gold in tier to be de- cross-country ski race for wom- over the 01% ,ommunity in cided Friday. ne American spends all her time around them - TfOi q!? t Seafaring f 6 for Connie Lahman, Don Gorman U.S. figure-skating queen Dorothy 11,amill of Itiverside, Conn., .11,449 70 R,17, *;2 he cod do It ff be skated here as he Wd," said M l'oulos "1 knew he was read the 1 000 From 0 to Bowling - o Sheila Young's victory in the 5W meters. Mueller had his own cheering section at today's race, including his fiancee, Leah Poulos,,, who won a silver of her own 000 meters, and his ul and Rita Mueller. Game AiLE Mort Walk,,r the medal tandings with 11 and Nlueller's victory boosted Speed skaters have accounted or into the nine U.S. medal.s, fle:nEastGerman third place ith two gos, he only other gold - 200 meters. I didn't think I lovakian hockey team saw i de Merode, president of the In. would win but when I saw that H ig ig s ctorv or Poland erased. ternational Olympic Coin, the track was so slow Itiad new overag Czech team captain Frantisek mittee S tnedicai (IT1IIIISSIOfl hope Pospisol failed a urine test after H 1li % ssiodated Prus liussia's Galina Kulakova hit U S squdd, aer ueller barreled around the The continuing effort of the ging *21 ) , ears in age, has icy speedway in 1 minute 19.3_ rtg Umtcd Staks ttke) atLi1iteti well to international stnds to beat out Jorn Dnfr teiii For •i bronze medal will rules, hich primarily differ ien of Norway and Vale tiigtil,'tt tonight S coverage of Irotit ,iitrit4in hockey in that Murator of the Soviet Union. the Wintcr Ol)mpiv Games. the rink is nt.ut 12 as the ninth medal for AlIt' will show Ol)1n)Ic coy- placingLIpretiiwnonipassing United States here, sur passing tragi from 9 p in 10 30 pm tifence the total four sears ago at tonight reflecting one of The sneritir MH JOHNSON re not ex Sapporo, and lifted the United the winter Gaines lightest lttecl to win anything In Stateswithin threemedalsofjts days. en's cross-country skiing. Part all-time high of 12 collected at In athtion to the hockey iii the reason is that Martha Ike Placid, N.Y., i 1932. coerage will center on lockweIl of Wt Lebanon, And there re more to come. - 1 YAt0i)Mr G Id SeL OR ond P INNSBRUCK IAPI - - - RETL reTer - ---- Thursday, Feb 12, M(NN _~7j~ - - __ - - -F • ' - -. __ ' _- ----; : TI - - -: '-: - 41.. - -- :. _ iTi J. - - - _ - ___ --_----_•. __ _S_ •'- ,'' !_ -. - r-_r ,-- Ji- -_ - ;1 " _____ - - -_IL!- _ ' �- I-EvenlngHeraId,Sanford,F,. - _____ - 1'.-,i _- - ,-. - . .- ____________________ -,.. -. -' -., _. -, __._ -.---.--.------ :'. i,. Tn r%llI.i H I &C VI.iIJiV LI.III'4Ij.) AIYL) HIbHLIr.jH IS -3 Evening 600 2 4 6 9 N *1 €D AS MAN BEHAVES €) MY FAVORITE MA,qTIAN 630 2 12 NBC NEWS L9 ABC NEWS €1) RIN TIN TiN 70 2' TO TElL THE TRUTH BEW1TCHED CONCENTRATION 9. W)LD. WILD 'RLD OF ANtIkALS Pdv BeaT" &) tmtRcoM24 €D STAR TREK 730 2" TnCAUE H't,R'JT 4 Hv'VtOOOSQUARES 6 VbVNDERRJ.,, RLD OF MAGIC 9 LET'S MAKE A 2. DESTiNATION AMERICA 41 (4) THE WALTONS en and &ana ha a orenoo o oon, rra'es d very fy C)va y ) THE WAY IT WAS Topic: The 1957-1958 NBA thos:Bo5tonb vs & Louis Hawlus, VI.COME BACK, KOTTER Comedy series stnng Gahe Kan €D MOViE: "Ctcago ConIde .'BoanKothBe.vrty Garland 1957. Crn' expose story. ___________________ IL2:3OP.M.-$125 J GEORGE C. SCOTT i The H 1fldnb ' THE TRUTH AT LAST? — 1, ____ ______ Ratn r I I TI 1 8 1 41 1 41 if N _____________________ ____________________ _______________________ AIIitI 't h - __ I ii u out III out s WIDE YORI...D M'YSTERY: "Mar fourth consecutive week, work's 20-season title as Nc. I in ED ROBERT MAC NEIL RE- four nights of Olympic games 9i WIDE telecasts, 123O )RLD MICKEY MOUSE CUA3 (3,5Aj) According to Nielsen aver- 500 ages from the start of the sea- 2 ADAM 12 The Nielsen figures show the son to Feb, 8, ABC already has 12 (Tuos oniy)VEGETA&E SOUP telecasts beat the competition moved into the No. 2 slot, lead.i•• _____ - -'-,•— .- at.L.¼ -..- .- "I..- . a - _f,.. .. The only ratings bummer for denounced as the worst ever by . ..• -•.a- •. • -- .. -- - , :' •i'....r ____ __rT__ ___________ 4( ' tirnates SHERATON -' •; 1'• - Florida, u.,'nder the fiC1it1ij name ROC*G OIAI ' LIFE" INTO ; . ___ )c •J, iL rw the place to meet aria greet - . . H,IpV Hour 5 p m 7 p m., FREE hør RIVER ROOM -r\{c- ___ RESTAURANT kt - . a, Street, Sanford, Seminole (ounty, Florida, under the fictitious name of SANFORD ENGINE CLINIC, and that we intend to '1 ___ ___ EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIALS ;...'.•. Jã%l.P I' register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance wit', the probislons of the FItIifiou Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes S George Cre'ssman Norman Snden l'.thPi Jan 72, 29, Feb 5, 17, 1976 0EV 104 0nty to $3 COII'pI1S ADULTS 2.00 3:3* to 6:35 p.m. ;:- ;k I TIME ,. KIDDIES -1.00 A LA CARTE MENU TO 10 p m Joe Watson Magic . . .. . 11 _______ T - -. _7.3O :10 _____________________________________________________ 'i-i- •ij'• -..- .- . - ____ - - . .•. _____ , Tj a. The ____ - _____ . _________ ____ , ____________________ L 'I(.IVc)" of offices & warehs, space Call $131 up- 1 & 7 BR, all GE kitchen, 1mm. 0cc. Franklin A'ms Apts 1170 Fla, Ave. 3?] 6650 NOTIFIED that an ICtiOntofofeclosea mortgage on the County. Florida. That part of the East Half of the Northwest Quarter lying Ea.t of the East right of way line of State Road No (Interstate 1), all in Section 2), TOwnship 21 South, Pang, 79 Piruecr,t Multipurpose Addition and The Bear Lake EIem,ntar 4 following property In Seminole East AND: That part of the East Half of the Southwest Quarter (LESS the North 1095 17 feet thereof) lying East of the East right of way line of State Road No 100 (Interstate 1). ALSO: The South 27S feet of the West Halt of the NoqtPest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter; all in South, General Construction ol 2 Comme,ci,,l stores; also 2 BR house, w w c,irp('tinq. clean 377 '"' The - - . - ' 20) Co'rumefcial 3733)7 ' '' 7 Better Than Any Other . a'spex,, pj j I4 and ROUTE 44—SANFORD x,rj a . -- --- ___________ ' I - 1SV!4PAYS FREE l'r'i s, nat, a I £ fl lP'i \l3iifl ii,,. Y I u,i a, ...in 1_- ,AM& IM 9 SuIDfDlP Ifl!UbMAW JIVW ' tAII 4)4'J LII I1C&AUI I Quarter of Section Ii, Township 2) South, Range 2$ East (LESS: The SOUthfl3 fCetthereaf)fyjng5fl0, the Southerly right of way line of Stat, Road No. 436, all lying ar,d being In Seminole County, Florida, Secretary tv to Semn00,1 8oar of County Commissioners PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK Regulr perfotmanc, of variety 7515 Park Drive. 570 up of difficult secretarial, clerical and administrative tasks, Must be 5AN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3, room able to type 65 to 00 worct trailer apts. Adult & family- park. Weekly. 35)5 Hwy 1797. Sanford minute and take shorthand at 1 worjs per minute. Several years _2" 1930 of responsible clerical ana AVALON APARTMENTS secretarial experience required AC'SULTS,PIOPETS Contact County Personnel Office, 116W ?nI t County Courthouse, Room 31), between 1:30 mm. aria , - $500 Mo possible doing hOin, 'ooperatiye mailings, Offer details DUPL CX - -- -- i___ _J- I (i":1rr-m', 2 tilt'., dnLhlr qari,,, rush 7S cents and - furnithe Reasonable Co. P.O. 12S, Deflary-, FIn, rent, _ ________ TELL HER YOU LOVE HER VIA VALE NTIPJE LOVE LINE S - a . 1 i'r:'t, Ftorida product for Florida's ''EL 32RJ climate A tOuQfl ftCxible vinyl Utiurrij5jø produtt that covers tiie, rock ___________________________ FRESit PAINT ,enaa lot of work has Surfas, shingle, mobile home For Rent, Sunlanci. 3 BR, I bath, gone into this beautiful stucco roofs and every- other type of root, brick home 3 bedroom, I bath. carpet, stove, $175 37) 277i. commercial or reSidential A One of Suntanci's finest for $72,500 material that expands ano Unfumnithectl Bedroom home contracts,seals all leaksancjcts ll50monthpluscsepo5it MLS REALTORS less That's what vinyl rock is all Phone 322 15i9 321.0041 _____________________________ about If you are a reSponjbtr NEED A hOME' Personin your commurty and are CheckOur Rentals First! V Take your choice of available full or part time, then two well built modern homts 2 STEP,ISTROM REALTY this is the Opportunity you have BR, 519,500, 3 BR, 123,500 always thought about because if 256$ Pork Dr. REALTOR 3722170 BROKER COOP you aumlify, y-OU will be BALL REALTY representing a tiasic necessity 33—Houses Furnished -.----that 'S Sorely needed In today's -- . RAVMC)NDM BALI rooting market Write Or call I ,,, Lake ,,,, Me Re,il Ettate Broker 'or o •r,tcc ...-, 372 soii After hf, 372 7757 Sun mo<nn $725 722 6196 VINYL ROCK, INC,9l2 Carswett, __________ 0)7W 1st Si. Sanford H011y Hilt, Fla 901 7531569. .. . - -- -- ,'ar, '"." - - - ,,,,. ,. - _____ - 34—M)bile HOfl3e'S - __ OVIEDOOwner selling 3 bedroom, 2 bath Spanish style home, central air heat, fenced __________________________ Pastery- Man for Danish and Sweet Rolls, bread mixer, experienced 2 fIR. ci'iur,le wIii- ,IID -CJ -. Bakery - Low equity & no qualifying to (á ifVi tJ A auje at 7. pct mt. PH any-time 365 624(1 I assume _. -,.'., '• ..'u' , 1 yr. Spani*ti 3 BR. I', hall. carpet, .- -_---------------.- - ._ eneva FROM the tile 125 ' 'c.' Now Available 3 BEDROOMS 1 BATH HOMES IN VOLUSIA COUNTY FriIl Included - ------ W.O. Unsworth and Lake Realty & Development Corp. to(I7.fl 31544I ___________________________ DELTONA CALL New Homes with a pct. VA (Plo Down Payments, FHA (Low Down PD/merit) No ctoing cost, 3 EXCITINGU TODAY AND LIST YOUR 2 New Models Under $29,000 NEW HOMES CAMELOT IN OUR M CASSELBERRY Qlnter.s,, Q, edroorn. 2 bath, CM and air, and $21,750. OF FEllS ',5APTED' I Call for appointment tO 5..) M'th 1 Pb ________________________ g ' - I at Semlnola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models off Winter Park Drive I'904.731.1$64 I _____ view stately I Very low down and take over 1)7S - - I per month payments on 3 bedroom home at 1191 Lnccin Drive C,sli Dave a' 662 5520 - 2 stOry in beautiful Sanford location 3 Bedrooms, Spacious thrOu'jho.,jt Huge pool, famliy room, many extras 539.500 --- _____ __________________ ','- 24 Hrs. 3239410 7017 S FRENCH (HWY 17 921 _______________________ ID''LLWlLDE Choice 2 StOry, I bedroom, dining room, breakfast room, large family- room, fireplace, C H&A, 159,900 - - 197$ flr,',n(I nrw Redmond 17'oO molt,- home. cOrnptett.iy- Set up .'.'th and awning in .'imTult i,u,I $900 ,)ncl assume paynac'nt'. ..t 517$ month Phane 373 706? Classified Adv, Dept. I -- Quiet adult park Centrai air, Screened room, carports and skirts. si,000 under invoice No dealers, please. Phone 3236051 or 130 0000 Plights phone 67$SSa9 _________________ 17 Acres, 17 lots, new 24' xli', dbl wide mobile home, fenced pasture, large garden ready to plant, Sell or trade for motor home or travel trailer Located off Wilson P at Paola, E. of Wilson FOR SALE- Approxirnajy one sno ii -' -, - WE Seminole & Votusia Counties, carpet, garage. Only $26,100 Call Acreage Tracts, small & large -- Merchandise ______________________________________ ______________________________ - Iner's 50—Miscellaneous " for Sale - ' -____-___..____.__.__ New Vinyl Flooring I ' WANT TO SEE A WONDER A" WORK' Place a Classifed Ad in the Evenng Hmrald loclay Furnished or I . HAULING T,,,%h Iluili'oo lcanup, Pe,)Son,jbIe Removal Yard ' Wuk -. I FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' — nearer Ueanin g - _________________________ Pest Control 21 Air Conditioning, 3275$'; Par.. Dr., I - 0967 If 00 answer, cait 3739117 _____________________________ 3 Mo, - 6 Mo, & Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation ave,ilable Bud Cabell. 372 lOS? anytirn, Home Improvements I iI 1 Year Leases) FrCe,pickup& delivery. Call for free estimate 201 F Commercial, 3736451 CLASSIF;ED AVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Ip Of Merchandise Every Day TryOnet that S4turyiøti) ors, windowi hungs, COncrEte work, etc fly the hour, or by the lob 322 9345 Paneling, WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home) Mwg t an aPartment! ___________________ Pet Care Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster Patching & simulated brkk 6. stone specialty. 372 2750 Carpentry, Remoneling, Addt,oi'nj Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free eStimate 373 f3$ I entral Heat & Air Conditir rem free eStimates, call Harris at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771 - -, Williams Accounthig Income Tax Returns __________________ ____________________________ 372 5085 I I ___________________________ Oullityupho4tr,ng Tax Serv. ________________ _________________ U nfurnished DRESSMAKING Quality WOrk Me.i ."abf,' Paltt Varr'it'r. 3;] 6C] ____________________________ - II llCOfrencti,\,,,3137340 For Free Estimate Call Cathy, 321 Hwy. 17.92 Across .- Indivduol. Business hwy 17 92 .st Fiy Pont'. Phone 372 ;g3 Get Some •CtiOfl with a Ctl%tif,41d ma We'll help you write Ad that will br'nq a fast SJit' PET REST INN floarding&G,ot,m,n Ph. 3724057 ______________________________________ CALl.. 122 2611 ______________________ Well Drilling ' Photography WELLS DRILLED, PUMP5- ____________________________ - l"roioqrmphy by Munson Co(kspr Fn wedcinq photos r4'aon,h,, priced Phcrue 373 6.31$ ___________________ 1J SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and Wereplirandseryce STINEMACHINE & SUPPLY CO J7C7W?nast 37764)2 ' PROFESSIONALMAIDSRj I Sewing r'o'ntng- Interior aria Exterior No lOb tOO large or smati Free I estimates 35 years experience, C, Alterations Dr-ssmakjng lDtIi" Slnderseri, 321 0050. men's, children's Drape, Quiit GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR I Upholstering, Donna Canaan, A FRACTION OF THEIR COST 3220707. - ____________________________ __________________________ _______________________________ PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call PhI Gonzalez 305 323 39)9 ? Sq. Yard SanfordAuc,j APARTMENTS ii ________________ IIUYUUIIf I SOLAR HEATING AND .Ti Assorted Colors Roofing Buy,ng a new home! Moving to an apartment! Gt some action with a Roof .ng Ancj(arpentrypeF,,,r Herald Free estimates classified ad We'll help you write en ad that will bring a fast sale Call 373 6769 CALL 322 2611 Expert roof repairs, ft sh.ngI,5 AtI -work BR000EN ROOFING 3736700 Painting __________________________ ___________________________ - ________________ l ' - -- 'a— 1 . WANT TO SELL SI? E First, 377 - Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. . - ___________________________ lr,/j11age .,J OlivE IPI TV SERVICE Fast Service 702 L!,If 015 Blvd, Cassriber,y Phn. II) 9641 _______________________ __ - TV ' Bultdoxing. Excavating, Ditcn work. Fill dirt, top soil, 3773943 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly- Harrietl's Beauty- Nook? ________________________________ ________________________________ " I ____________________ _______________________________ YOUR HOME? AS NEW- 3 BR, 1', bath, central heat and air, wall to wall "' ESTERS0N LANDCLEARING I " HAVF from Ito 20 acrc, near Oii burner Cleaning & Seryice motjilehomeor homeconitr,,,,tion available. 647 1617 -- I Radio & I I 2 New double wide, fully set up in 43'LAcr .3170179 .f1I.l_ Land Clearing can coc'r your home with alum siding & O1tit system Also Roofing, Gutters 70 yr E*p Eagle Siding Co 051 9563 Beauty Core 5)1 8722 173 571$ - mileage, all steel frame 37) 4,503 mornings Aluminum Siding 1SYR.FP4AFINANCING '"-"------------- 522500 i%t,iteflroi.m 323 7595 - _____ 25 foot Apollo, Dodge 440 eng'ne, low - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 7703 Orlando Drive Sanford, 32] 5700 cash Conditional permits for P'- - ______________________ 197S Atlantic, 12'x65' unfurni5hed, carpeted, air cOnditioner, gooa ConditiOn, 3 BR 56.000 323 $129 CLIFF .JOROAN,REALIOR I ----- 42—Mobile Homes HAROLD HAU. REALTY I chairs. -'v" tiling abinets. as it. Cast, and carry 140LL'S Casselbefry, 17 97, $30 ______________________________ Hillcrest 12x60. 2 bedroom, central air, carport, skIrting, awning, excellent condition Offered by Savings & Loan. 56)11 per month Phone 32) 6051 or $30 000$. nights call 67$ 5569. FOUR BEDROOMS. 2' baths Unbelievauly priced is thiS home with family room, fruit trees. fenc .'ct yard On?, $72500 East off 17-92 Each Thursday 700 N. Blvd.. DeLand -- ____________________________ REALTOR Tk PtI.eAlige Cessuicilq" NEW HOME GUIDE MEL OTT, REALTOR - _______ IfltOrmIt,.,i Call 81 lIt Slot cit st Cl $1 3' Pq R..I Ittit, H) Wsut Fr,t St San¼rd _________________________ 3234I,r32lO$t7.v1 __________________________ - --- WI T REALTY Papm,nt,Dtt,, D.lpflding i",m, ar'd $ii ot Farnii Fo, M.Unsworth Realty The Seminole County choof Board rnt N 0 Featner, Chairman - - now TERRY REALTY, REALTOR 6250711 AK (FRONT 7 Acres plus RURAL RESIDENTIAL. 2 sIory- 3 Beautiful lots with 24 fruit tr C B. and brick I (la, 3 baths, 1)5 Atm,, Ave (V Foster Lake l.'irijt' s' mmml p.iI sC M.,r r. 312 8213 1 NO MONEY DOWN garage, Bargain at $fl,t$0 II - Widr Farm,,, Hoe,.. Finti,, "Get 'Em While Thty're Hot" Builder WsalsofluildCu$tomHani,, Builders 1976, - __ COOD 0 ________ REALlY INC. - TAttlING BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bddrs may obtain Documents by ,( BEST OFFER Call 373 17S3 aftcr4p m, RandOlph Ave off Mellonville. ______ D,iys 3726113 NightS-)fl 7357 PLACE(S) & DATE FOR OB irom 24,9OO ENGLISH FORD CORTINA . commercial PrOperty for th. 3&4Bdn,ioms Jct. I? 92&I77,Lorigwoc4 323 1370cr $34 4405 air - AVAILABLE - DAVES' 373 - H,SrneyL Swanson, R. R. 7, Gettysburg, Pa. 17325. free interior.- and a potentially _______________________________ WeAre TheOriginal We Buy Furniture Chico & The Man ________ ___________ vvrwrr else can you '.' a 16'x75' Florida room a maintenance BUILDER IN THE 54.tarageS,I_," ____________ Retire In The Tropics! CENTRAL FLORIDA AREA ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I Top prices paid, used, any condition I 641*176, Winter Park - SChool, Iofio* Sign, 3736090 MOSTEXPERIENCED Füt used furniture, appliances '66 Buick Electra, running COndition but needs some repair 1)75 cash tools, etc. Buy or 1001 items' Phone 3fl 149S Larry's Mart, 215 5anfor Ave - NORTH FROMTHE OLDEST CASF322.41" --- - I - ________ fly I - - . __ ---------.------ST. JOHNS REALTY CC. BROKERS 322.2090 Low Cost Housing . - MEAl. 101 72)5171 Pllnroom for Bidders review Clerk Of the Circuit Cit. .t - Professionally Manaqrd lOt - - _____ ROSALIA DRIVE Low down payment, 3 bedroom, central air, large workshop, 520,900 , Casselberry, Florida, (Lormano Realty Office Upstalr) 30$ 1)1 7110 The Documt Will be at local Arihur H. flecb,.vith, Jr - OLDER TWO STORY.- Fine 3 t'edroom. 7 Lath, mint condition, 1505W. 25th SI, SANFORD LAKEFRONT - ___ RAVEPINA PARK- Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family- room, only $77,950. BEDROOM TOWP4p4OU ES Your - -_ Central rloriaas MULTIPLE LiSTING REALTOR 377 1991 1919 S French '721196,3,2 198-i 372 19S9,3fl 1164 2 thr Opening of Bids withOUt onsent (SEAL) - Stemper Realty STUDIO 1 2 BEDROOM SUITES I ' Pit Bull Terriers, TOO points. Sharp 1972 VW Bug, low mileage, Papers Guarant 373914.1 ______________________________ air, automatic, 51.500 373 9406 ,tfter 5 30 -------68— Wanted to Buy i965 CoryairAuto,pat excelli'nt cond, bOdy needs little repair, _w tires 32] 1111 Wanted to buy used office furniture. swimmirvi ra,cl Situaie on over Any DELTOnA 3 (lP 7 baths ill Quantity. acre NOLL'S 1970 Maer.ck. I oer. $I.). 37? LARGE CARPORT SALE o' it. sufiten tamijy room, wstl'to 6772 after 6 Casseltierry, Hwy. 17.92, 5)01206. STARTING THURSDAY, FEB. 17 wall Carpet. 2 car garage, extras 7401 STEVENS AVE Forrest Greene, Inc. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN FASTAACX g.ilorc', $12,500 Also) BR,? t.'.itti. 10—Swap & Trade With Carport Sale, Saturday. Feb 11,9 to 2 car garage th electric door 830 683) . F At. T OS 323 6.353 _______________ 5. nis Cordova Drive. Organ, Private Owner. 371 O1M opener, rear yard completely 3WAP SHOP FLEAMARKET fenced, tIoSt to shopping plaza, Tee 'N Green By- Owner, 3 BR, 1', ster, clothes. plants. couch. Anyone can be a seller or a buyer 1971 VOlkswagen 1)7, 2 door sedan 1 misc All good items. bath. kitchen equipped, central air ____________________________ No charge. All admitted free. Come sPoed transmission, air con DYNAMIC PROPERTIES & heat, fenced yard, 127000 372 - -- -------browse every Sufld3y9 to 3 at ditioned. radial tires, extra nicj' the S v HardWick, Broker 8770 after S or 531-1112 anytime. 55—Boats & Accessories Movielaria Drive.in Theatre, South 53,595 Call 372.1651. Dtate Ocltona 668 6611 -------__________________________________ ________________________________ ----------1797 Phone ?22.171ô 3 Bedroom, 7 bath block house in ROBSON MARINE 66 VW BUG, 1300, 50 tip, clean For Sale by Owner — 2 bedroom, cOuntry, off 466.11. Fireplace, lot, Evening Herald 2921 Hwy 1792 runs good, new tires aria tune vii, IOQ'x750' 115.000 323 05.31 Florida room, l00'xlSO lot, trees. 3,2 6l VALENTINE LOVE LINES Saw Werxaays Call Leslie, I4 Near Sanford 373 9316 1721, after 5 ,ind wkerid, 37) 76fl. 26)1 or 631 9993 — — Lake Mary 2 bar., Fla. tm, 17' Dixiecraft, 75 HP Evinrude, tilt DUPLEX- 7 bedroom concrete tenced yard, shade. 511,000 or best trailer. Sell or 'md. for antique block, excellent COndition, no City offer Owr'er 372 1507 car. sailboat Cr rrotorc,cle 321 72"'AUCtIOfl taxes, by owner 3226620 ______________ £235 . _______________________I TAFFER REALTY MOBILE HOME on 1' acre lot, I river privileges, in Lake County-, Dealers Auction 59—Musical Wrctiandise weii Rt,iI Estate Broker 115.0(t). -----•iii1!11llIJ.!1 COMMERCIAL LOT on West Finit 1100 E 25th St 3776655 12 Noon, Every Friday Piano& Organ sales & Ser,i We buy St used Pianos & trade, Lessons7 ndD'veip2ba FOUR tQ Acrr 1mar15 Highway 46 Flea Market, I fenced, large shaded lot Orlando Piano, organ, guitar, accordian, Sanford, 1273 1016. (behind pci. & group. Bail's Piano 1. Organ Sates, xw, HAL COLBERT Auction Galleries) I I BR, I batti, completely turnishe'd, __________________3377235 jh1 11 cond, fenced, fruit tret's, y INC STOP AND THINK A MINUTE if Bass Guitar, Univoifretless, go carpeted Close in 371 0121 2u1 C 7Stri 371 78)2 Classifiea ccndition 112$ Phone Ads didn't wrirk I HAL A COLBERT, REALTOR there wouldn't be any _________________ SELMAWILLIAP,SSASSoc,att. JIM HUNT 60—.Off ice Supplies -ii Il- 'l (yC'. 372 08t?r 377 1527 __________________________ _____________________ ______________________ Transportation 7S Park Dr 372 211$ (, Used office furnIture REALTOR AFTER HRS ________________________ I 377 3991 322 9254 377 0645 or steel desks ICiccutive cl CALL us to fulfill your Peal Estate needs. hioniet. Commercat and lnr.onie Pri'çi-rt, Gro.i's Luxury Patio Apartments phoning the office of the Architect requesting further information (Phone 130$ 531 2110 after 10 February 1976 I _____________________________ 9 to 5, Lots of Miic items IllS home, even a basement, screened - U 97. SPECIFiED BONDS (essful Bidder shall liroker OVIEDO- 5 bedroom, 2 story older 80—Autos for Sale UKC - 5145 Oflop, 202 E. Commercial Ave., Sanford. Florida The Oaimwoorj Derryberry way Real Estate 322-7643 ______ 65—Pets-Supplies — GARAGE SALE, Thurs, FrL & Sot WE TAKE TRADES a m 9 pm ______________________________ ________ - 196.1 Jeep half ton pck up, I wheel or .000dcond,tion Ca11231 46 10 CARROLL'S FURNITURE )fl siai _____________________________ Color Tv's from 130; B&W, from $15. Servire at! makes HERBS' IV. 1700 S French. 3331731 - _________ ----- . " , II - i ---- -. - Kish Real Estate - - - -. - - Chew Pcup, . 1 2' tej, I spd trans. A I COnIC, $1,600 060 2907 I S Park ' 53—TV.Radio..Stereo WANT TO SELL' Call "Sanford's Sales Leader" STEPISTROM REALTY 2565 Park, REALTOR 372-2120 Motorcycle Insuranc, BLAIR AGENCY 373 3aM __________________________ 79—Trucks.Trailers Steam Clean your cAn Carpet Rent our Rinsenvac - — - - In TheEytning Herald C,iII 37? 2811 or 0)1 9993 - Rock, "Windstorm Roof" . - -- 322-6457 improvement product, Expansion e --- - Re(rigerafor, Dry-er, ITunk Beds ana Dishwasher Phone3fl;623 RegRt'alEstateflroker 107W. 1st 3736061or32)OSlleves - - I I - 64—Equipment for Rent 52—Applsances - -. _____________________________ M.UNS WORTH REALTY - ' JOHNNY WAL K ER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REt,L ESTATE. IPIC One BR, unfujrn apt electric '" 110 SELLING Manufacturers air.carpet, stove &ref Aaultt $105. representative, a basic home 322 7296 after S & wk nds. has made it necessOry to add an additional representative In your area for the greatest improvement in roofing at all lime Vinyl ,,0 ' 365 3721 anytime 37713. plt buroOm arran'ment, built dSiW)sher, W w carpet. central ce Otnd5c,ipig 131,650 Ilk.' n. furnished or Ideal location - lB— ioforcycIes _____ - -------- -- VACANT, 2 BR with family room. screened back porch, fruit trees ________________________________ O,snt'r antiOus. Terms 517.500. SAPIr.')RD. 3 bedroom, 7 bath home, economical Oil heat, shady MOSS IE C. BATEMAN yard $19300 Make otter Immediate Occupancy - ' stamped addressed envelop WiI Spring Specials 3lA—Oupl KUIP DECORATORS -101W 1I 372 7335 We Buy- Furniture - 322-2420 ANYTIME Clean) bedroom, )' bath, avocado StOve & refrigerator, blue carpet. central heal & air. Payton's, 372 1301 Large orrr lot cn take, paved roats. 56,500 2nd lot on lake & pay' tt rri,v$ 54.000 Ca',h or terms _______ ________ II? Magnolia Avenue ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS $3.4 134-1 H000TPACTOR COMPANY 5110'otd GOOdS ,-- * They're Hot'' * Pir.' Piij iflO rural area Plo clOwn payment, monthly- payments Jeit than rent Government 5UMidjZed to qualified buyer%Catt to st'e it aCt.' ltiilify REALTORS MLS 2S4SPARK * * * * fOlIOing p4acrj Seminole County School Board DEW.;i - - AT - - 'm Call Sanford's Sales Leaoer '" -- Tr' Provide a Performance, Payment and Guarantee Contr'ct Bond as Provided and set forth in the SPecificationt. DATE, TIME AND PLACE FOR Allcontalnlng 71.20) ecrestroreor OPEpllUr, OF SEALED BIDS en All has been tiled against you and you bids must tie received and opened in are reguir o serve a copy at your a regular meeting of the Seminole written defenses, ii any, County School Board in the Seminole County Cnvrtop en th WiLLIAM J BFRG[q, pIñintiff' tO of attorney, whose addrest is mann at 7:30 P.M enclosed in a Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman a ed envelope plainty marked on Fb 17, 19, 2,6. fh'I6 1 - 4l"HOU55 G ardens PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINI,,iG BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidders may review the Documents at the fly Mary N Oaraon Dtputy Clerk .',. ______________________________ -- "Get Ph.)fl1301 ___________________________ Put The Bloom KENMORE WASHER Pa i-ti, bedroom. 7 bath. completely central heat air, ar service, used machines On Spring peting, eatin kitchen, laundryMOONEYAPPLIANCESThOÔ,? room, Shatiow well, plus it'i Make a Iresh spring start tfl this room ranch, 10'xlO' family- room, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If guaranteed for a full year with Classified Ads didn't work ''r4 porch Just reduced to aPP $29,000. 526.900 Excellent fiflanc Ing. there wouldn't be any. Real Estate A'rnort Blvd anfnrd 323 ii-" 7610 Hiawatha j 1 '" ANOTHER NEW ONE' Immacul,,te BAMBOO COVE APIS ____________________ iIi - . - w carpet, 'anee. enclosed 1 Rg Real Estate Bioter JOttN KR IDER, ASSOC. 107W Commrçit Phcin" 177 1€'1 Sinfor;' PAYTON'SCHILDREN'SWEAR - * CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMEnT I FARM EQUIPMENT NewandUsed Ford, Kubota, Pettibone Sale Pnpi, !rvce Gifts, Knits, Christening Gowns ui',., JUST LISTED! Beautiful .4 bedroom. P bath homCoi corner lot Near 'cf and shpping. Fireplace, double garr,ge, dining room, 2 pOrches, newly- painted' inside A bargain (or just $27,500 W. Garnett White Experienced general office and One 6 2 bedroom apartments, assembly person wanted. Apply In furnished or unfurnished Newly person to Mrs Jernign, Sanford redecorated Come set' 300 F Dry Cleaners, II) Palmetto 76—Aijto Parts -. _____ FREE GIFTWRAPPIuG All Baby k I L I '.1:, 11 •. diVil Iargc- I tts - Pavelcfiak Parinership, 750 S High AND ALSO. Loti 1, 5, 6. 17, 21, 25. and)) (LESS The East 156 feet of Lots 21, 75. 37 and 33 and the East drfendts 1INN Commercial Building provided When training corn Clean I t,a1r..ria ,)pt , lighls, water piCted Itjrn , adults 19* SO 372 7796 after S eves 6. wk ndt WE SELL SUCCESS. I _____ Call Bart Mary- Blvd and I 1. Excellent school district and on one of the - - rnteced a?oivtYouorlht.feliet b;dsswi9,IJraw,lforapeiOd ffin1 I Snera ton.Sonford 3)47 Owner Contractor Agreement bound with specifications shall tie Agreement used FENCED FOR YOUR KIDS Corner lot. 3 bedroom. 2 baths, kitchen appliances, near shopping, Lake ______ with PtOPle Nochilciren Training 31'—Apartments FUrnished _______________________________ ofIere with living quarfer 62-1_aw'n-Garden . Suni,,n,t Lots eded fli't _____________________________ 7 Offices attached Warehouse truck height Lar'te fenced outside WAITRESS Bubbling Personality FlU Oviedo- Duplex, turn, Or with tots of experience '.tor,iue Central ICiFi'Ori unfurn, Ideal location Reasonabte. ASSISTANT MAPIACEP iA 1'?! , ttO(tiy outgoing, enjoy- working ------------ Call Of . - -__------- Addition and will iflCludc Mechanical and Electrical for Said plants - 3?) 6319 alter S p m Park Ave , 7 apts 2 I, large & airy. 1I]Smo, Dep HortonOrg,,nuzatIon Realtor, 299 lS7Oor eves 372 3307 RN- Current Court either before strvice on rCServCs the r,ght to reject any-or plaintiff's attorney or Immediately all Bids received and otto waive thereafter, Qtherwi a default will any nlormalites in the 8.ding No ______ ____ ___________ _____ srecncd porch, private yard, air conditioner Mt ason,lbIe 377 2llti --___ .fI.fl.,flf.ru-u'J-L,--u'I,,,. I News of Seminole County . - 3?) slla ')'Vl I' III ii!, 7/ - For Sale or Lease, by OWflCr. Cnmt'rc,ai property, Zoned C 7 - --- . 37) t3?lor 372 Em Thursday, Fef 12, ____ ___________________- ___________________ - _____ 100 N.Maple 3O-Aidnnts Uurnise Excellent salar AAA 600 Sq F I Shop Space EveningHerakJ,SanIoi.,J SO—Misceljaneotjs ...._ washer, dryer. 3fl 0345 after FOR SALE I Da'sun Pictup. Wi"t Cc.ist _______________________ _____________________________ Furniture, Knic Krsaks, various TOMATO STAKES I mprror, rado, automaoc, tool household, dresses, sue 20", Call NEW 3 bedroom, 7 batP, central )$Olaftersp,m box, wide tires $350 & asSume heat, air $,,DQ dQ*n, soo per Thurs & Fri 10 to? only, 37? payment5 3.19 5130 after S 7*76. STOP & LOOK _________________________ Ste nstro m Realty m'x,II'i 372 7227 for the display ad __________________________________ announcing the opening of San Home of flPp Warranted Homes A ssu me Payments ford's newest and unusual Cactus STOP AND THIN K A GORGEOUS Owner Says HACIENDA in GO MINUTE Nursery, corner We-kiva IF CLASSIFIED Singer Dial And Sew Zig zag with) ldyllwitde, only 1 years Old 3 Pri to under sia Park Dr. ana SR io Joe 0. Mr ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE lot this needle position sewing machine bedroom, 7 b,ith, Iorm,'il dining I brdroom tpOri,' on I,irge COwICV, Sr WOULDN'T BE ANY and eahinet Pay balan.'e of $77 or room, Florida rrn. f,u, dtji lot finanling available??? i payments of 5650 See at ____________________________ garilge kitchen egupped, Central s'!' Whatever SuitS your needs RecondItioned 6att;res, SANFORD SEWING CENTER Only 111.400 . ItO? Sanford Ave 372911) Heavy Equipment - ('r RctI backgrOUnd a muSt Must be familiar with Sporting Qools The Herald Covers The Local R1 ,, . ____ estimnte - PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW (.111 2611 UI ARIMEPIT MANAGER great potential -- -- 2100 Willow Ave. by O,yner, 3 BR, Floor Stripping & Waxing, CII, titedbath, carpeted, lit cond., Residential & BusIness Free space heater, kitchen equipped, fllit Clean 37] sc 37—Business Property _____________________________ ___________________________________ central H A, fenced, Small equity and takeover? po. mortgage $39 1551 or 3.39 3)9S a;ia4 yr - SELLING IT MAKES CASH . "j -.--. Companion, Needed immediately ST OR I NO IT MAK ES WASTE670 06)6 dp.. I.. --------__..,_,,, will be let under the contract accordance with pages BR 6 amj BR 701 th• Contract Documents for 15,6 feet of the South 355 feet at Lot AND. The North 41 feet of Lot 10; Publish Feb. Il, 19, 76, March i all In HUDSON PARK. as recorded 1916 in P1.1 Book I, Page 69, Public __________________________ Records of Seminole County, Floriøa FICTiTIOUSNAME AND ALSO That parr Of the East Not ice i hereby given that we are 50 feet of the West Half of the Plot engaged in buiiness at SOS East thwejt Quarter ot the Southeast Third ) _________ _____________ Unknn 21 W,int 5omtcne to Share tiomeand expenses Phone);) $37) Nurses; P Ni; LPN's; Aides; Aid, and harJ 41—Hou- ____ ___________________ YOVL ESTATES New Swim lih, t ciutidiouse, 550 ma Free literature p 0 (lox .40. Osteeri rj, 3776.1 122 6077. _____________________________ _______________________ construction vocabulary The Projects will be bid as a packag, bid 04' separate bid too' e6ch, YOU ARE section 11. TownshIp Range 29 East. 29—ROoms REAL TOM )77 li?o ______ 41—Houses ____ - TYPE OF CONTRACT The Work Section 56309 FlorIda Statutes S Samuel Feldman LISTEN'N, . OANCIN. , Join in Fun. MON. THRUj SAT LADIES NIlE WEDS, DRINKS, HALF PRICE — - Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: 4Ø%d O10, 9 p.m. till 7 am. TOP ENTERTAINMENT Dine In RELAXED Coot Or? At - O'4. (liii (ordance with the provisions of the all Iot, vI$itOr, Hear, see, enjoy NASHVILLE SOUND From Mutic City U.S.A. have great fvn tOitel :jf . ;1;4I REFLECTIONS UNLIMITED, ma that I intend to register slid name 'ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Cotmty, Florida in ac IA1 SANFORD'S NIGHTIIFEI The area5mjt pi3pula, place Lillian T. Jenkins L000wood 37750, SemInole County, PUTTING CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE PROPERTY o, P ELOF SON '---Residence - - - -- FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at BOx 15, l'mes, according to Nielsen es- SAN FORD'S - ______ ________________________ - 35—Mbile Home Lots — d b a SPECTRUM SMITH, HULSEY, SCHWALBE us seen in nearly 17.5 million NIGHT 'CLUB 11 00 ocIock in the forenoon on the 24th day of February, 1976 & NICHOLS Attorneys for Plaintiff 500 Oarnctt Bank Building Jacksonville, Florida 37207 PublIsh: Feb. 12, 1976 DEW t(. peak night, Thursday, when \if("s taped Olympics package The Sandbar bidder for Cash, at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. at Newh,art" and "Carol Burnett" 1Iion kmes, compared with ;j': '. __ - __________________________ "Sanfor' Sates Leader,.' STENSTROM REALTY 2565 Pork Dr . ' _________________ Exoerienced&NewlyLic,nsd Jon __ • F vs and interested publIc in attendanct THE DEVELOPMENT COP PROJECT SCOPE & CON PORATIOPi AT NORTH LAKE, STRUCTION Both pro1ects are INC . et at, additiont, which are separate Defendants Structures from •i.st.ng building shows. r lids Sh,ill tie receiwr.d until 7 )) I'M On March 10, 1976, TYPE OF AID OPENING Bids shall be opened and read aloud to Plaintiff, Participating General Contractors described equipment. Range Refrigerator Central I-feat Unit Carpeting By - P M on March 10. 1,76 TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS Second Replat. according to the Piat DIVISION thereat as recorded fl Put Book 13, CASE NO. 7S.IOO.CA9.A Page73, Public Recordsof Seminole 105 MORTGAGE CORPORATION. County, Florida Together with the following a Delaware corporation, Deputy Clerk It only suas seen in about II a- FLORIDA Lot 16, Block E, Woodmere Park, GENERAL JURISDICATION Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of thC Circuit COUrt "Mary Tyler Moore," "Bob I -- ----- Wn!c LES1A;EA SSOCIATES (Seal) against an NBC movie and CBS' ________________ -L - 4GER caine out third in its time period • .a. - ED THE LONE on Saturday night, when it best in many moons for ABC. '' - - I ____ -J ., 9 BEVERLY I4ILLBILLIES ABC's Ol)pics coverage was many critics, is prosing the ECONOMY NIGHT—ADULTS SI, CHILDREN SOc : 2 12' NEV U ED ELECTRIC COM. PANY But right now, this season, ratings on Friday night. TUES. & THURS, ..;;::: p LASSIE movie, "The Getaway," for top continue. ,, . .—._. PLUS "WILLIE DYNAMITE THE FBI (A) — 18—Hem I 9 on Wednesday, Thursday and tng NBC by a slight margin. It - :.- INVITATIONTOBID (A ED SESAME STREET thanks to top ratings it got for the ratings. FORT, ic. - - :- r-•---•- irir re LLMi1I1ILL1 flVJ - , Gi',e NBC out No. I last week for the challenge CBS [or that net- _c.z Legal Notice - Orlando - Winter Pcuk COLLEGE Seminole _____________________________________________________ Sealed bids from quatilied 8.30 TERY "Longstroet General Conlrctors will be 831-9993 Ckxçps, Pete Rose, Scairna,t 322-2611 €D BIG VALLEY 9 BARNEY MILLER Chani received by the Owner. Board 100 Crofflors (Tuos.) Maureen 1230 and (j Wen(vvriti LVO as• Truste.s for Seminole Community 12 TOMORROW 2 121 TAKE MY ADVICE Ui, csonka, The RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Collegp, up to 2: P M. EST, 130 Thee Degrees (Wad.) none 4 '6 SEARCH FOR Thursday. March 4, 1976 a IflOn Ioioc. wousng 4)ca fine IffiruS times 4 LATE NEWS aIJoy. Goorgo Kiby, Pa4k HOURS TOMORROW Board Room. AdminIstration lic a line 6 thru 75 times ° 145 Building, Seminole CommunIty 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 1i GRADY ?lc a line 26 times College, Highway 1797, Sanford. 4' PASTORSSTUOY ShIoy Wntens, Po (Fri.) ELECTRICCOMPANY MONDAY thru FRIDAY (57.00MINIMUMCIIARGE) &) LOWELL THOMAS RE. Florida 3777), for furnishing labor. 9. DAILY M)RD Burgess Morodith. Jimmy 1255 SATURDAY 9.Noon iLunesMinimum material and equipment necessary 200 Weth, Rodcy aziano. 12 NBC NEWS to complete Alt erat ions and Ad 8.57 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 1 9' MOVIE: (Mon)'HSta.lcd to Portable Typc Buildings 2 12 NBCNEWSUPDATE , •• DEADLINES rnin Cmiiu,t Cuii,ue, 2 .12 SOMERsE-r. 900 Sanford. Florida. I SOP3 LOton. 1960. (luos.) 2, Eng °Y. 2) 12 NBC MOVIE- "A Friday Noon The Day Befoie Publication The work consists generally in I Boy ti i G,4 A Miami E3oach.' Ch. 12, ong Toi, Oass GIoc1a Jackremoving overhanging eaves and Hogans Horoos " Bob Hopb. Bke installing new pitched roofs. In Son, i an Ccar winring P° Sunday - Noon Friday Morning I 4 MIDOAY i:(Wed) "Cacluding *o tru, purlins, metal formanoo, stars with George 6 NEWS reer." Dean Martin. Slwfev cave fasciae and SOIl ill, Se9nthesloryoIac*vccee 600 gable Siding, door canopies and 9 RYANS HOPE MacLame. 1959. (B&W) wohasanaflaIrw1thamanod 4 SUNRISE SEMESTER ti of eight (I) existing (Thus.) "Masquorado" Oifl €) SCHOOL PROGRAM. (Men,, portable type buildings, X1, Fri.) READING & Found I MING Roborlsnn, .Jnrk Hawkinq .4 5 rr'c-o. niva,n speciHcatton _______ - ANOTH€IJ$1IL(T) 1965. I3ntish. (Fri.) 'Moe on MCV1E: (Mon.) The ) notes. maybe examined at the office ______________________ GarretaJiaowsearthfora CRACKERBARREL (11) the Moon Margaret Gypsy and the of the Maintenance Supervisor. LOST- MALE PUG I,,tl, t,i.',rl boy I.pod by a .atNess (Thus) WHY? (R) ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM Seminole Community College and at Rutherford. Terry Thomas Molina Mercouri, Keith with black face. Call 3770366. or f Japaneio IOrTOrISI and IN YOUR FAMILY 6 to the Arch)cc?, Ct.itrnar.n LiuvrI vi 19. I;:th. call at kJji. 1958. itish. (Tuos.) two guide Moncan SOOfl AL ANON _________________________ Dragash Associates Architects 21 SUNSHINE AIW..NAC CoIorado Torritory" Joel € fists. MISTER ROGERS' rlanners, tr'. Suite 4. Atlantic ror tamlits or friends o problerm Mifsing sincr Friday, vicinity of 615 McCroa, Virginia MJO. NEIGHBOfcJOO " year old toy bulIdO), T H E A 0 A M S 75th si U Bank Building, Sanford, Florida. 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC Copies of the documents may be For further iniommation call 423 4.517 1949. (Wad.) "Divnos" Joan partialli blind. neecn medication. CHRONICLES:S t625 or write fi) SCHOOL PROGRAM. 4'37 alter 3 p rn Reward Iondo1I, .i. Obtained from the Architect by 31? ig C.11 the IM$ MX'1C3 2' (Mon) WIh This 0tdM Anon Family Group P.O dePositing Five Dotiar ti5OQ før MING (Thus) "C.,spatcti From p,. Acian tanJy, wt-io Box S3. Sanford. Fla. 3777) (Tues, Thus, Fri ) "Jeai'wwi each ,(,t, tots. Edward (3. flobnson, 1000 6—.Chi hpod desgo. fxesorvo and (Wed)ostnEt:' Any bona tide bidder • UOfl __________ 2 E&ia Best. 1940 (Fri) "The 12' CELEBRITY expand the nabon. I will not be responsible for any returning the documents In g 9 DAILY VOR0 SWEEPSTAKES Spanish Gardner," Dirk debts incurred by anyone other A8ABY s'SORL D Care for infants onditlon immediately following the 91 XII WINTER OLYMPIC 630 i4 KIJTANA bagel only. Next ton'n Orivers' Bogarcio Cyd Cusa.k 1956 than myself as of February 17, public opening of said bids. will be GAMES Es scheod '4' PASTOR S STUDY LicenSe Bureau. 327 6645. returned his deposit in lull Non 1976. ________________________________ Botish 6) PRICE IS RIGIif Mons l000m oedS1ting, '6 SUNRISE SEMESTER bidders returning the documents in I Eard E I Peewee) ens New gernment program. child 10:30 1 30 k-n xiey 45 , J LILIAS YOGA AN!) YOU good condition will be returned the c.ir' Ib'I is 52 per wi'ek, it t .s 2 12 HiGH ROLLEIIS 2 12 DAYSOFOUALIVES Coss Country Ray. sum of 10 Dollars and Filly Cents 9 P SUNRISE JUBiLEE fACED WITH A DRINKING ou oualilv 321 1?1 4 4 PRICE IS RIGi1' 6 AS THE )RLD (57.50). €D HO1WO0 TV THEA. PROBLEW _________-835 €1) 700 CLUB TURNS Contracts for work under thiS bid TER' "unsh the Beast." Perhaps AtcoiioIc Anonymous 4 FARM AND HOME 9—Good Things to Eat will obligate the Contractor and 1100 9 RHYME AND REASON Can Help ___________ Teslch's athut 6 Subcontractor not to discriminate in 2 Call 12 WHEEL OF FOR200 anec1bicfanWycop,msts 12 LMNG 'RDS rut F0z Sak employment practices and to TUNE Write P0 flex Ill) 91 $20,000 PYRAMID ncltdng a married omply with the laws of the State of 643 cat; before lOam. or after 3 pm 37771 Sanford.Florida I 6 GAMBIT 230 moftin and her lojth hunFlorida regarding minimum wage 372 eea - -.12 HI NEIGHBOR I 9 LET'S MAIE A DEAL 2 12 THE DOCTORS tw, wo thoughtfuify adrates, workmens compensat;on and APE YOU TROUBLED? Call 1911 650 MUCOTTS 11:30 public liability Insurance and other 4 6! THEGUIDINGUGHT vertises for huSSUC(*)SS4X. $7 BUSHEL 4 NEWS Free, 6.442077 for "We Care"applicable governing laws and '2 ) 121 HOLLYWOOD 9 THE UEkIIBCRS 930 "Hø?ljne" Adults or Teens 3?? 6733 or 322 0)62 655 regi,lations _____________—________ _________________ SQUARES €1) (Mofl)ERtCA(R)(Turj) €1) MOVIE: "The Bug Booclo' 2! DEVOTIONAL flidsecurityontheamovntof5per 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE SOIJNDSTAGE (R) (Wed) Errol F?. Aosarina Rory cent (S per cent) of the bid must _______________________ _______________________ 658 9' HAPPY DAYS (fl) accompany each bid. SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 1959 Counterfeiters pass 1' PAUL HARVEY f) (f,4) Wed, Fri.) "VILLA Legal Notice The successful bidder will be (Thus )NOVA(R)(Fn,)xUp5 Legal Notice 700 required to furnish Performance ALEGHE' (Tu SHOW(R) Thurs.) w$th leans man on a men'y 21 jZ; TOOAY(Localnows andPaymentQonds,exc(t,..jyn 300 chese at 7:25 and 825) acceptable Surety, eaCh in the FICTITIOUS NAME 2 12 ANOTHER FICTITIOUSNAME RLD 11.55 1000 amount ot 1CO per cent ( ICO per 4 P401CC iS herCby g,'ci !P 'it , r 6' CBS NB (Co . Ncti 4 s hCrCby g' that I am 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMII 6 CBS NB 4 '6' BARNABY JONES cent of the contract sum. gaged in busness at Mt. I Box 7:30, l__' ne) engaged in business at 710 W (B) 1770,under Bet Jones beos PersonSanford, Seminolename County. Bidders are requested to viSit thi Sanlando Springs Dr., Longwd Florida the fictitious of U SEE SThE 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL Ste and determine the conditions 32750, ally lnsvMjd 'ri a mu-dot 9' 0000MORNINGAMER. Afternoon Semit County, Florida TIlE GREENHOUSE, and that €D Mon A BIT WITH KNIT Barnaby is under which the work must be under the fictitious name f intend toreqisler Said name with theI stigating. On ICA performed, Some of the bulldngt GREENWAY, and that I intend to (wad) MAN ALIVE thOCt SSpOcttwnsotd lObe 800 may be Occupied at certain times register said name with the Clerk of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole 1200 W THE MOTHERS IN LAW amanwithomsheon 4 while work is in progress The the Circuit Court. Seminole County. County, Florida in accordance WitPi 6i 2 C A PTA I N 9 330 Contract will include a stipulated Flnrid the provi%ons of the Fitit....', in '_, KANGABOO 4' ' '? 4 N3 REST6' MAI 'lAME Name Statutes, To Wit Section € 9!UYCc3.,jNA time for completion and liquidated provitian of the Flclllious Name $6509 Florida Statutes lS7. Là SCHOOL PROGRAM. LESS damages for failure to complete the Statutes, towit Section 165 09 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 1030 MING work within su(h tIme. 12 MAGNIFICENT MARBLE 5: Irene K Brown Florida Statutes 1957, '9 ALMOST ANYTHING €L) (Mon .Tuog Wed, Thu-s) 900 MACHINE Carloyn Stenstrom Publish- Jan 29, Feb S 12. 19, 1976 5: Chuck Edgell GOES Lifias, Yoga and You' (A) Chairman, 0EV-li) 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW €D (Mon) 'V,xld Pro55 (A) Publish Feb 12, 19. 26, March 1. (Fri) 'Con,, Su'j Board of Trustees (T,, BIDDING REQUIREMENTS 1976 '6 MIKE 000GLAS SHOW. Thu-s) ROCI 1100 Seminole Community College DEW 67 FRIENDS. ADvER TISEMEP4T FOR SEALED Cohost: Michael Douglas. ThOma3 Rememtr$"(R,(Ffl, Dr. Earl S. Weldon ________________________ BIDS UNDERDOG 2) ({) 16 '9 12) NEWS GUeStS iflcftx,io fP4Dn) Ktk "Book E3eit" President 400 INVITATION TO BID. Notice Is U ABC CAPTIONED N Seminole Community 2 IRONSIDE' Preeod hereby given that the Seminole FOR THE DEAF INVITATION TO BID Coflege County School Board. Seminole Tune, i-_ ED ULIAS, YOGAAND YOU Publish. Feb 17, 19. 76, 1976 Notic, iS hereby given that the County, Florida will receive se4led 2 12 (Tues only)SPECIAL City of Ca55clbc,r of Semino'e bids until 4 ED 700 CLUB ____________ DEW 6$ 7 P M on March 10, TREAT: "Pa arid Mo The County, Florida will receive sealed 1976 at which time Bids will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR loving rofattonslW beM'onan bids up to 10 Ct) a m., Friday, publicly Opened and read aloud n 2) i2' TONiGHT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. &ciy man February 20, 1976, in the the Seminole County School Board s andson 4) MOVIE: Train From CIVIL ACTION NO. 72347CA-09 Casselberry City Hall, Casselberry, Merting at the Seminot, County the boy to len to DIVISION: F Florida. for Prrwly CZ (3'i hR. )CtIi 0ouas, An(' Ii n r+ Tb — . . 1OvrtflouI. Santord, FIOridi i • wçie with death ard urijerJACKSONVILLE NATIONAL Comprehensive General LIability 1959, om PROJECT TITLE PINECREST BANK, a national banking car standeiflthe'ci I°st,t'ance, Specifications may t about a law ofticer w$ trios to MULTIPURPOSE ADDITION AND poratiori, Joseph Mascolo and Matobtained from the City Manager, BEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY 0'er-all, the .ietwork's Ol)mtiw the )vu-lg kiter ci his wile NEW YORK AP) — The Plaintiff, Casselberry City Hall, Casselberry. ADDITION. SEMI PlOt. E Coors Iv, thew Laborleaux star faint huzzah heard on Sixth Av- pics broadcasts from last Florida, The City reserveS the right FLORIDA GILLIGANS ISLAND 6' MOVIE: pj enue this week has te idonti- Wednesday through Sunday HARVEY C. FRANCISCO and accept or reject any or all bids, 6 MARY HARfl,IAN NAME OF OWNER: Th CAROL FRANCISCO, his wife. Acxk H.idson, S4va Koscn. Arfhony S Gulliano fled as coining from ABC's cm- nights were seen in an average Seminole County School Board U ED MISTER ROGERS' Defendants, CII y Man&g,r 1970. U.S. s6dmyCiitianman.. poriwn. It seems they've done of more than 15.6 million homes PROJECT LOCATION Forest Publish: Feb. 12, II, 1976 NOTICE OF SALE NEtGHBOPJ,OCO ages, with the aid cia wotv ci City. Florida and Sanford, Ftoqd,i quite well in the Nielsen ratings each night. DEW 69 Notice is hereby given that. 9 EDGE CII N1GHT respective'y or'phan. arid a German pursuant to an order or a final — with their prime time Olympics If this keeps up for the reED ADOAMS FAMILY lady door, to carry out a PLACE F OR RECEIPT OF iudgment of forecboaure entered in shows. maining five nights of Olympic 4 30 SEALED BIDS All Bids are to be sabotage rrissn agawisl l' the above captioned action. I wilt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE d*livred to the Superintendent of ABC, in past years the No. 3 telecasts, it might give ABC 4 MIKE (XXJGLAS SHC)IN oo(kAe oths sell the property situated in ISTHFOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ill AND SChools Bids will be opened ii) the Seminole County. Florida, described 0 tV4ERV GRIFFIN SHOW network iii the Nielsens, came enough impetus to seriously U MARY HARTMAN, MARY SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminole County Courthouse at 7 as Thursday .----.'.------- Thursda,Feb.12,176 Pressure Cleaning ___________________ ED'SPRESSUREWAH'" Window Service ___________________ - f— - MOoule b,,ames ______ Roofs 3720779 ' I -''"OME I.YPROVE,MENT SEP — I KEEP WARM Repi,sc y"ur out if you are having diffiCIty finding a ptce to live, car to drive, a lao, or i SOfle SviCe you have ne or, JALOUSIE WINDOWS *ith mere efficient sungl or (lotjbl, ht.n. wnds 2)1 9971 _______________________________________________________________________ read all our want ads Overy day j, From Ranch House BUY-SELL-TRADE 1t315E Firt5l 372 5477 ___________________________________________ '.-.- ,,j_r - -. - . , 'a.ao:- -- ii -1-' _"'-"' - .!:°-,-ç - �. - -= - - =:- . - _j= - 0 __ -- - --------..- - -- ___-- 1~ ~N _ '1 'T 68-Evening - Herald. ;- - - Sanford, Fl. - - Heiress Admits - =='-.=----.- ,a . 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''( I i ll J.. ,. ~ ~ - for those man-sized 11 4, . . -, , L- 1. - ; ''C-' 1r fr* - - ,. .-,- -:,- - .1".- & /') :-- :'?,.v •.- Ir Do libs. •'' thill Excellent natural fertilizer for lawn, garden or flower bodc. 50 lb. bag. i , Reg. Pt. 'e (Ca.) - ... fill - - Post Formed COUNTER TOPS .89c Scotty's Price (piece) ..........'75C - - sinKnaster 4710 STORAGE BUILDING SM900 1/2 H.P. GARBAGE DISPOSER - 139.95 Rvg. PPICJ (/,n It.). 169 Scotty's Sale Price (pal,) Scotty's M INIM - 3k 11 995 - S h ift. 27c Scot-ty' Sale Price (Un. ft .) -. ... - Price ( 50 bag) - . . 3.19 269 Scot-ty', Sale Price (bag) (tt!IIi1' Q . - Reg. Price tea.).... 82.43 Scotty's Sale Price (each) 69 1:: 1280 DRYER VENT KIT : Reg. Price (kit) ......439 - - Scotty's Sale Price (kit) 399 1 - v i - ir -i 1' - __________________ With the helping hand of If - 'Ji!IF ~ - 2,ia - ~ '' : II - ':i r 1'.1 10,.C. / - ~ : -- I - - -it-, - - - ' PH:323-4700 ~~ Ad - 1 . 1 (0~ i ~ Eiiii ,Fi- r I I - - ~4 a --- 7:30-5:30 Weekdays I ____ jJ__- Il I - 1 . __ f __ HOURS: . .. YC)U CAN DC) IT YOURSELFI -- -: __ 'ilil~ - - I - - __ * CUIT IN AND Are ritiquired to serve a Copy of - written 6 a n bill - CL -a I I- LL- Lip .-' (U it orth Highway 11 Ca1sellberry, Florida 31707, an 92, ha 15 ON ill ;Q is so I 11 S i'' . W Ir'\) l'r T N I _w - k- - . - aum.,• Iii IMM ) P0111: 01nef's IS 401 East Robinson Street, r%r also 1: WILFRED H. rONRAD := CL 11A 0 Ill C U 41 _ 11) U LU I >Noil el oe 0 92M S ;' S.. LU -. , . ,.i S..' 2 / ~ 17 . LII 0 I 2 V __ (5 an / ,_ I __ , / ~ i UJ > \i7 0: if a 0 .c >c "1:1-7> t' .1' fil )*'4l' -. ' I P)" I ,tv ill - .,). I , -t --1 ~` I II %-% --/ ~ i J ~11 1 ~ _~,0 4 Z'\ _~_, . 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Lu tSea Attorney for Petitioner ghway 17-97 - '0 o 0 0 U 0 0- . I 4) sil ilil il o 0*111111111% 4- 0 11- .. 4) 'ii..' 4; .' - GO 0 you for the yCle Cl 16 41 0 40 CJ f. you orbtfOrtilhoillhidayof March, Ifills, relief demanded and file the original with the clerk of WI TN ESS My hand and the seal of this Court either Wore service on Plaintiff's attorneys of i mmedi ately this Court on January 201h, 1976 1l railer; otherwise & dtla ull *ill Lie enter rid against you for the relief Arthur H OtCkwill Jr. demanded in the Clef It of the Circuit Court against 11A 5 > __ MYT and E I 411 • befor.F,buaryfl,,flf,Z original with the Clerk of this Court plaintft't a?torney, whoSe address either before ter Vi lOn __ • SEMINOLE vill,rillon cjefrmev it anil to it on RICHARD 14 ADAMS. JR .of Grail OF V 113 - FOR s bill filed 89111fill YOU Publish: janfl 29 peb$ 1?, 1976 Pub - I 4 k rV1.. your Records of Seminole County, rNsattornndseaddrais etI ill 'N lll ....... RACCA. HUSBAND, COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL CASE HO. 76.1UCA.e.E FEDERAL NATIONAL. MOP TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cot poration. etc., YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Pllintiff, Petition f or Dis solution of Marriage vs. has been filed against you and a MARY E. LIEURANCE, a single prayer containedwitpsin the Petition woman, and CENTRAL MORrocivests the Court to award that TGAGE COMPANY. INC,.CFIOI.Ida certain properly owned by you and Corporation, your wife, BETTY S. RACCA, as Defendants tenants by ti, entireties, located at NOTICE OF ACTION 119 Hidden Lake Drive, Sanford, TO: MARY E. LIEURANCE Florida, and more particularly Address Unknown described IS: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Lot ID, Block "F", HIDDEN action for foreclose a mortgage on LAKE, UNIT 10, aCcording to the the following property in Seminole Plat thereof as recor in Plat County, Florida: Book 17, pages 53 and SI, Public Lot 77, Block "J", NORTH Records of Seminole County, ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION Florida. FIVE, UNIT ONE, according to the to your wife, BETTY S. RACCA, as plal thereof, as recorded in P1*1 end for lump sum alimony, and you Ronk "fl' A t O.- 'ii n-'-"it. _ - :- - - 6-6-6 35% Organic FERTILIZER 1, :0. TWO, according to NOTICE OF ACTION TO KENNETH RACCA 1351 Julia Street New Iberia, Louisiana --1--iiiii-iiiiiiii-iiiiii- Wheeling - OAKS SECTION KENNETH Add $3.25 for mitre cut. 'p Reg. Price(ea.J. - QuaI Craft i" x 12" 13 SAW HORSE BRACKETS PONDEROSA PINE SHELVING Reg. Price (pa") 95 1 1, 99 etc. Cuts and saws like lumber, 1/8" x 2' x 2'X4'X6'SPRUCESHORT HOME5,0rando Section. according a 03 7~ = I1= I= -6i eq eq = ~5 C3 03 44 4W C3 -= I= 03 Ca. ",M M = .= 0.0 0 40 iiii bill Ill = '5 F - . 3 Scotty's Sale Price (each). - -• MANURE :: following property in Seminole County, Flor ida Lot 12. Block "C", WASHINGTON I ' SALEPRICESGOODFEBRUARV11IhrU 19 ..-;..,t." L 4'sheet, Reg. Price (sheer) ijil" ____ _____ _ : Organic Compost Fertilizer COW I ••. ___ .: : PEGBOARD •- ç :T as wail panel with movable wire fixtures to store tools, clothing, utensils, - 4.89 Scottys Price (each) -. Aim ________________ (AM r__ 'S.. L LhoOsC new counter tops for i your kitchen in White Sparkle or Gold Leather patterns. u Available in 6'. 8', 10' or Ii ) BAG Use . No. 155 UTILILITY KNIFE . I... ; ~ -n1•• '.'i' I , ~ 2, 49 ____ _____ _ / ________________________________ ,_ t,. ,.'- jobs. ______ - -i . 1 -1 - .11 . 1 ____ ____ Reg. Price tea.)..., fi'v..'1(.. J,, _______ __ _ ___ - •':;1C _.:...' 78.95 __ Depth is3%". Model 125. f4ç ,1'iI? - Reg. Price lea. ) j.. ,. encumbering the following real property. Lot 1, Block 7, HEFTIER ill J ~ 4~~~~ CL 03 . to the plat thereof as recorded ', the plat thereof as rec orded in Plat 16, Pages It & $7, Public : c'tt Rrxk 13. Pages s & 6. Public Bo Records of Semliv'le County. Records of Seminole C ou nty, Florida. Florida has been filed against you and you has been filed against you and you are requir ed to serve a copy of y our are required to serve a copy of your wr itten defenses, if any, to it, on written defenses, if any. to it on VAN DEN BERG. GAY 1. BURKE, PA., JULIUS G. PETRUSKA, ROW. attorneys for thi plaintiff, at Post LAND. PETRUSKA. BOWEN £, , Office Box 191, Orlando, Florida MCDONALD, Plaintiff's attorney, 32102, end file the original with the wto5e 6ddP55 5 30$ North Magnolia Clerk of the above styled Court oqio, Ave. Orlando, Florida 37*01 on or before March 10th, 1976; otherwise, before March 101h. 1776 and file the a judgment may be entered against origirat with the Clerk of this Court you for the relief demanded in the either bef or e service on the Plifl complaint. tiff's attorney or immediately i( WITNESSmyhanda nd the$NIf ther eaft er , Other wise a ck'fautt will 'i said Court on the 30th day of be ent er ed against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint, January, 1916. (Seal) WITNESS my hand and t he 0f Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. this Court, this 3rd day of February, 1976. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian T. Jenkins (Seal) Deputy Clerk Arthur H. Beck*ith, Jr. Publish: Feb S. I?, 19, 26. 197k Clerk of the Circuit Court DEW 21 By: Elaine RiChartie Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DEW 76 Feb. 5, $2, 19. 26, 1976 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-20S6-CA44.0 IN RE The Marriage of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BETTY S RACCA, WIFE, AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. _______ - Saw has heavy duty frame - - , T t.~ ;- 1 - ,:,.. -.11-v; ___ ____1r_______ SHEET ____________________________ -;Ø r- jr4. at Butcher Boy tf - f 4. .- "il l . __--' ..-'-- . : *' HACKSAW ' & 4 ___ - . -- , I1 - -. 1,4 -. r .lLIf 7. '.: - EACH .. ' ;; _ - ' .• _______ . ______ 75 SHEET 3 t LT ,- ill -V 1 99( -_ ill . - . I .. . I -L'- r ..• :.:-.:t-:• iiE ill --------- 9- - ZiI1 J 7!. . . .1'__I_ -- Reg. Pricq(ea.) - - EACH Great for making a bulletin board and it is also ideal for many exterior uses because it's weatherproof. brass, chrome or antique brass finish, - -. 00 0 *__ Deadboft "BEAST" LOCK : I195 HOMASOTE Handi-Panels 8 . .. .. " ~i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i _~ / Handy 15 32" x 2' * '' sheet. 99 EACH - 7- // '• W illI= = 11.0`111 upon J-. - - . 116 WELLHAM AVE. and I have levied the following FERNOALE, MARYLAND described property owned by YOU ARE HEREBY notified that GeocIanna Jeffrey Seivwrlght, said LESLIE MAY LONG HAS filed a property being located In Seminole Petition n the Circuit Court of County, Florida. more particularly Seminole County. Florida. for a described as f ollows : Dissolution of Marriage and you are One (1) 1969 Ford, 2dr., ID No. r eq uired to serve a copy of your 9A3SH777I30, $ cylinder written defenses, if any. on J being stored at Mullins Shell in Christopher Ray, P0 Box 399. C,.ssetberry, Florida. For additional Attamon'e Springs, Florida , 37701 Informtlon call the Civil Division of and file the original with the Clerk of the Seminole County Sheriff's the above styled Court on or before Department, the 10th day of March A 0.. 1976. and the undersigned as Sheriff CI otherwise a Default and Ultimate Seminole County, Florida, will at Judgment will be entered against 11 Ø AM on the 131h day Of u for the relief demanded in the February, AD, 1976, offer for sale Petition and tell to the hQhest bidder, for WITNESS my hand and otfcal Cash. sub j ect to any and alt existing stalof Slid Court on this the 2nd day ien, at the Front (Wait) Door of the of February, A D. 1976 Seminole County Courthouse in (Seal) Sanford, Florida, the above Arthur H Beckwith, Jr described personal property. Clerk of the Circuit Co"rl That said sate Is being made to By Elaine RiCharde Satisfy the terms of said Writ of Deputy Clerk Execution. .1 Christopher Ray John E. Polk. P0 Rni199 5ertf Altamonte Springs. Seminole Cowty, Fl3rIda PubliSh Jan, 22 29, Feb. 5, 17, 1976 Florida 32701 Attorney for Petitioner 0EV 103 Publish. Feb S. 1?, 19, 26, 1976 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEW 73 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CIVIL NO. 76174.CA-09.6 COLWELL MANAGEMENT, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COMPANY, a California Cot- COUNTY, FLORIDA. poration, as nominee of the Trustees CIVIL ACTION NO. 7691CA-O9.E of Colwell Mortgage Trust, a STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN 1. COMPANY, a Florida corporation, California business trut?. Plaintiff. Plaintiff, vs vs - flRIJfl WITT a,w4 fnDrA r BRUCE ELDFNPR'CFaiMADv LL PRICE, his wife. - - WIlT. his wife, Defendants. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OPSUIT TO BRUCE ELDEN PRICE TO: BRUNO WITT and and LORENA C. WITT, 14 Devitt Avenue south MARY LEE PRICE, hiS wife, Waterloo, Ontario Residence Unknown. N7J1YS. Canada YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an YOU ARE HEREBY notified that I. = ' it I - r - i.~__l _-;~- != ZZ M iiiie ill W 4 If that i pw ~. - W Vk ,.- on '\A ., - Ii) out 4 ' n!: :- r at -' - - ' E cm Notice -- . - a - j;- - '3 urc N STORE... ~ - _, . - .-1: I L - - ~~ I - I f1, J ~ __ 1% /11, i from the time she was kidnaped expressionless, Her parents, him holding a weapon across streets of Los Angeles ill ben- handled weapons In front of back of the van and patted him ready fired, could rest Its case District Court judge Oil, on Feb. 4, 174, until shortly Randolph and Catherine her chest. evolent captors. He admitted a him, freely told how she Joined on the head several times, he by the end of the week. er J. Carter ruled that the after her capture in San Hearst, did no t move for .,CV During cross-examination, fori d i l for the liarrisci and the SI.A and boasted of her role said. Still to come is the playing of government could use the tape Francisco. eral minutes. a taped communique sent from and the testimony of a Los AnBrowning called her story a The Jury was then brought Bailey attempted to destroy the underground in which Miss geles teen-ager who said the lie and urged the judge to admit into the courtroom, and Brown- Shephard's credibility as a witHearst said she willingly Joined newspaper heiress and two oth. the tape and the evidence of her ing called two witnesses ness by alluding to Shephard to reew spaper S h Ch her terrorist kidnapers In the er-s held him hostage overnight activities in Los Angeles. telling police that the figure peat tile e testimony that preApril 15, 1974, bank robbery. in May 1974. 'Everything the court has viously had been withheld from was 6 feet tall. U.S. Atty. James I.. Browning ST. PETERSBURG, (AP) founder Hon Hubbard, the its representative, Sorrell AlTheS-Ioot-3Missflearststood Carter's ruling all but as- heard from Miss Hearst of her the sequestered Jurors. -The St. Jr. said after W'dn1ay's "" Petersburg United Churches of Florida and ln at Ba il ey's requct, 'i" 'cr.dant 'VI CUidoit ill yeur atuil U luau i Times has sued th urt that he has, au . take the stand in her own de- not true," he said, e Churchthe of Anthony Shephard, a clerk at Sheithard contended he saw the Scientology, accusing a sporting goods store in central dition to plRyiing,the tape, "five fense and recount for the jury Carter then declared that i - by lx)s Angeles, said lie caugh t persi fromhis the bottom of a hill church and its leader of con. or six more witnesses" to call, her version of life with her the preponderance of the cvi. and, from direction, a short Legal Legal Notice members W"liam They will testify on technical Symbionese Liberation Army dence, spiring to intimidate and hi the government has es- Emily Harris shopli ft ing and person would look taller. He rass staff reporters, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE matter-!,detailing such things kidnapers. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE never identified Miss Hearst tablished that the statements scuffled with them on NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. '! as t he seizure of evi de n ce and The Times Pubhising Co. and wi th certainty. Bailey acknowledged outside made by the de fendant after the sidewalk . ttt certain Writ of cuu IN AND FOR SEMINOLE by virtue Miss Hearst's arrest last Sept. court that introduction of the three of its reporters filed a issued of and under COUNTY, FLORIDA. Execution happening of the bank robbery, Miss; Hearst has admitted Tholl Dean hilatthessi a 19- civil suit illiVednesday in Pinellas the seal of the County Court of CIVIL ACTION NO, IF&IIIII-CA-41114-111 18, he said. tape would "sharply increase" by recording, orally or by tweaking LIP the light by pep- year-old college student, tes- Circuit Court, seeking an if)- Brevard County, Florida, upon 6 in Re: The marriage of Chief defense counsel F. Lee final Iudgment rendered in the LESLIE MAY LONG. Wife, the likelihood that he will ask writing, were made volun. pering the store with sub- titied that the Harrlses and junction to stop the alleged Bailey fought for two days at a Miss Hearst to repeat for the tarily." OC- aforesaid court the )Oth day of Petitioner, machine gun lire from a van Miss Hearst took him hostage currences. certain October, A D. 1975, in and special hearing outside the Jun the story she told to the lie promised a detailed ex- parked across a busy four-lane and used his van as part of their entitled, Credithrilt Of JOHN I., LONG. JR.. Hus band, presence of the Jury to suppress judge - and the world Named as defendants were case America, Inc. Plaintiff. vs on planation of his decision in street front the store, allowing getaway. Reipondent, the taped communique and to the controversial California- Georgianna Jeffrey Seivwright, Tuesday. wr i t i ng soon, NOTICE TO DEFEND the Harrises to flee. Smiling frequently and based Church of Scientology, Defnthnt, violl aforesaid Writ of THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Execution was delivered to me as jonu L. LONG. JR.. -., . -.-e.._ , *.,.,,. Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, .)t4.tè UOI - - 1,41 ... p_ !" She testified that she lived in Ha ving been tipped by Bailey Shephard said he later saw a brushing hair from his eyes, the Miss Hearst "because they in the robbery. The prosecution in Patricia shooting and kidnaping incident constant fear of being killed by in advance on what to expect woman who fitted the descrip- casually clad youth told of his were all so nici She was constantly asking Hearst's trial for bank robbery, in 1.os Angeles in which hill the SIA if she did not cooperate from Carter, Miss Hearst sat tion of Miss; Hearst walk toward night-long ride through the Miss flearst, he said, deftly him if he was comfortable in the with most of its big guns al- Hearst also Is charged. 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I I __ ~ _ .. -7 - --- -_.- --1 I r :1 : , I, - 11 Another Sunshine law violation count alleges the trio met Jan. Mobley said the Seminole County Democratic Exeicut,ivc I ____ r . _____ , , - .I..- J . -.I *3 __________________ lleges. Kwiatkowski and flattaway voted to select trio's political careers, but also are affecting their personal Will olessional lives, 0 --- - -_ I - _; ma ,Mobley, noting that the three officials have been under fire from the grand jury and Republican State Attorney Abbott i I - ._ It . . , 1 --- , . _. .. . I A I . to L V I . F, I . Of 4 -.0 JA iltiL -.1 - ~' - -1 I- . -I I . 6 . ., ~ ima . I ... . . 4a c:;, - 4 -.Ff . "_ -7. - _;z4 I _. : , , I - - -_ . A A : __- -, -_ ~_!____,~', . . , .rz;;L-__ - - ____ 'Ali - They are accused of consp iring and meeting without giving public notice of the meeting In October to decide abort a con- . , , d raising the funds for County Attorney Thomas G. Freeman and tracted clay pit purchase from developer L~ester Mandell, County Commissioners Harry Kwiatkowski and Michael Hat. One Sunshine law viola'iOn count claims the three men met Laway, were committeemen Fred Mobley, Richard R and Dr. John Ringling. A Building In Orlando to discuss selection 1~ ___ ,- Z.- - 9 - X - A 3 5 'I ,% - I-- = A ., It .X r counts of npic each public officials in (kftfldJnt theelse against cirges of io1aung Honda's 'goermnent in the sunshine," w Named to a special subcommitt to the legality of im - 9 A 9 0 - IF., 4471t,. f, ,.0'I , 'No I , - - thr -. - M . I _i ;% ee 0. _- ,March 2 in county court for misdemeanor charges of conspiracy and violation of the state sunshine law. Direct informations on the Legal exivrLsei for the county attorney and two county charges were filed by Iferring's office after grand jury indictments were dismi&sed. cointnissioners who are charged with violations of the Sunshine law, may be paid by the Seminole County Democratic Executh Herring charged that the three allegedly attended non-public -e Committee through a fund drive. meetings in which a clay pit purchase deal was discussed and its The county's Democrats, in an effort to promote a "united front," Thursday night, appointed a committee to research the The direct informations charge Freeman, Kwiatkowski legality of raising funds under official party auspices to old the Hattaway with three counts of sunshine law %iolations and two ,~ - . ~1- QO &~ AdI NLAW 'woh. . fly DONNA FMFS ~ . . . ... pi- _______ , __ Lileyw"se ror uff ici s I! :%7., - ! ,1,- ... f,4% - _________________ 4 1 = ..... e% I I N. 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See Sunday s Herald r From 830 am to 430 n in r on Tuesday, ten tean of volunteers gill canvass the city - sports - ________________________ ______ _ _______ _____ ________ I. _____ I " __ .--- _____ . . I M : - Al _ L , :! =. ='- 31 t., ~ - - 7 , - - - 5 -_ ri, 2 0 - 0 :r > *IIIIIII3 0 I - - I_ rJ 3,* r=- Q r, :~ 2 a ___ = I 0`1 I Z Z. = ___ - ___ ' I I - • ________ 41 rIIIIIIIII 4-A Dr. Lamb We want to emphasi2e that anyone can become a member of tht £iamber We don't base 48 closed shop," Homer said. -.o - The teams, aeh - -,--. - -1 N OR lm 11 .1 - - _ . _;,-~rz:~4vtpl-L-1 - _,_i; _ - .. ~&-- 14Lz''et - .' -,* - -,--_-Lg~ -.,-~~- = ----. . .. - ~. g . !~ - tv 0 _e C C , = (a T I - -.6. 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I I. 0 g,r.- I 5. _- .e+I ___U I e+ :. 03 m " L, th fishing c,amps and weigh-in y 0 (1c the gasolIne -u) F o j CvicnndcdCnaiF1orti ts mnerehanhase upped the list Grand prize Sample catches reported F' ain 1 I--- The courthouse %%;is closm ttXla%, and Leffler could not be reache,d for comment. To top it all off she receised a letter 5LY'&ECOUaY signed by Wfler two days before she received the summons. That letter, addressed to prospective jurors, advised her not to report on March I nI she was told to report on March 9 to Courtroom B before Judge J. William WoAson. Clta^k. It's, 11fl: covemy" YIDU ARE That really oonfused tier That is until she reteised the registered letter yesterday sterelas informing her she had btui selected for the March 8 trial. 7 HERfOy SLUMON(D To be #md appco, bosoet +@ ),dr, l U1IFF AO4 ____________________________________________________________ scrving on the jury. The first time she wrote Leffler was when her husband was summoned to jury duty' in January. Mr& Galbo said she checked with courthotilie officials yesterday and was told "Yes, your names were taken off the voter rolls in 14. 3Y_---. Ail AW1 A*M A" HWItto o D S ,A After Leffler wrote the Gallios, advising them to move to Rus.s.'.a if they wished to ,avoi jur uts rs.h l d =11 ROOM I S WING ,, When will this all end?" she asked. She said courthmse offiriaLs coulJ no., explain why she and her husband still Leffltrs response M poor ThoughshewastnceniedoverIfflers ice to move to Russia, Mrs Galbo said advice sesterd4ts summons prompted her to consider a move to Orange County. "It that will get me out of Senfinole Counti"s court system,I'll __________ - ,_,~,; .. . i- 0 _______________ - - - -- -- - - -- - -_11;,-., - - ~-i ex 4;- .- __ - %_ I J -_~~_ i-,_ __ . -., `T ; - .sl - !!-=I , _ _r,! ''_ I - - 11.1 _Tk :~~ e.-F%%5 ,-,-., - i, !.-.,i --P-' , -CM _,-CW . If Af ~ i.,1-1 -I Sh "d iTt'-i, -14~~_71i~f _- Ai_ --ii! _~fj..4 7',jl. j ,,~ws .. .4 iql-,;_~v::1 rh getter for this type _.%_-,- __; f 4zrfF!---- answer these questions sinker used about two feet The American shad, a fromthetop lure in order to member of the hertling family, keep the lures down w here the d splays all the characteristics fish are and minimize lint , fs!T)alltIrlR1fl in fact,heis called the "poor man's tarpon," A terrific fighter wh with light tackle, a shad will late November when the temperature drops to the low junip, run deep. or try otorl0 ge 60 S The spawning season t rounti thestar in Januars rnd runs \l shad ire t Johns River from an ar ea tl&gh Lilt Mardi and early Puzzle Lake. More thanlOper cent of the sport catch comes In late September or early from Osteen Bridge to Lake October the young shad make flarney but there have been their way to the open ocean. catches made as far south as The% (Jeep water Route 520 out of 1oa from three to fise years Stuid are fickle fish, one day r n1ng to the river to spawn they will hit one lure or ni when they are adults, After t4nationorluresasthoughtbe> spawning they die. ssere going out of stsle The Mans peopk consider shad next day thes migh' not look at rowa gourmet's delight when the rig used the day before but broiled wi!h an.-I will hit something else. butter, others cook the fish, Most ILA caught are taken Here are two recipes: o .4 ~; - __ r. LM_ __. - _ _-_AL1._7 , A. T of (If the Florida Board o Con- angling. The rig is made up of a ct-inbination of sinall spoon and because __ 1 - '- G.-I.. - . 1 . Ll.,414_-.!Q -n_mni*~-I ~~ ------. - --- k-~t _,- -___I~_ .-f I- 41 f "" --. _- _:,f~-!E.. W. -1 4I ; '..k SouthSernlnole,shesaidthey have been asked live times to sere on the jury fler's remarks. Now, she says she will write Leffler again to advise m again that the Galbo name wi, .3 deleted from the voter registration rolls In August 34 It wastaen off because she said her husband, a carpenter, touldn't afford Jury duty because the (m he works for does - __ - - _ I . - . Derb%, there are many people is it good to eat' With the aid 12) .- -___ __ -_:I -4 held in threv years, the former Seglon, connected with se%,ell LIf Recipes Du JU ANNEENEEN -r - ing outfits, - = - 1oi m . f :1. I!'&! - ____________ ___________ ;orncn Contircplied This ill th id First Annual Shad Derby is Outdoor e(htors from all parts of prizes to well over S.I.W slated for tomorrow, Feb. 14 of Florida are carrying stories worth of merchandise and Ii,,ift and visitors from man), states on the Derby and opening day is certificates, assurini! winner.i already areintontotakepart e pected tofin(jri%ertrafficofl in the in the tournament. A last ear JOHN L POtL 3 1, . Ir-_ I Galbo Gets Russia if they wished to avoid jury duty. Mrs (,albo felts e a r "Move to Russia" issue by writing Florida (D ~. 0 I§ i ; I Frm U uUU _V4r Seminole residence summoning her to pear March 8. The presiding judge scheduled for the March 8 trial is Circt Court Judge Kenneth Iffler the same Judge who - U. - " 8 - - Political experts say the primary is most import,ant to Reagan cause e nee( s t to show the nation his vote-getting ability. Fl orida s primary the third In the nation As Ford politics in the Orlando, Fort Lauderdale. St. Peter. GiftTINGS _ 0 - Bv BOB ORRELL A certified letter arrived at tier -South 3 E;-CL WWI - a ,_ ;A -k - Rezigan's state campaign manager, L.F. "Tomm)" Thomas River showed many shad caught by Stanley and mary outboard motor, 12 foot fiber. predicLs Reagan may score a "clean sweep" of all 66 Florida caught in the past few days, a Mnloski,8 of them with roe. Mr. glass boat, and galvanized large per cent of them the big and ,Mrs. Buckingham. all the tilt-bed trailer - a complete "No thirds of the Republicans in Florida want Reagan," roe shad, way from Maryland to sample fishing outfit suitable to Florida Thumassays."I guess a campaign chairman really shouldn't be The Derby. sponsored Jointl% the shad fishing, landed 12 - waters. predicting such fantastic odds, but it's true." by the Evening Herald and the four roe. An Orlando man, Mr. Second and third place prizes \lost polls show Heagan a real threat to Ford for the (10P (ireater inford (iiniber of Orr, took 10 - 4 roe and an hase yet to be announced but Flomia nomination. Ford workerssay it looks -vcry close." s the first to be Arkansa.scutiple.Nir - (fl • fl. U. n(9 I A %A i ii a ,*- (9 . Z f - -- " ( Mrs Anthon Galboc ws wflh the judicial system resumed yesterday when - as sununoned once again to jury duty even though her name was removed 53 ` (D - LL ~ng ers Arriving Here Herald sburg and Fort Myers areas. Reagan has schedulM a 5 S.iturdm in the town of DeBary. Following the DeBary speech. Reagan will attend a Republican Herald Staff Writer =* a ii For Shad Der children testified that Conti bartender before going to the tame to her apartment on woImins apartment. fly ED PRICKETT ~: [3 ews Z 21b Iit W[ of R iflLt (nte during Kickff day for Saords shortage • - - ___ - -_ __ __ $1,300 ganibl ingat a horse track A 34-year-old mother of two and had borrowed $40 from a _________________________________ Mrs. G • L lLtoday's low 5! * 9 - ~ adjudicated him guilty after the hours earlier told him ht Jun returned Its serdict needed 100 to go to Qitcago easterly winds less than 10 m.p.h. Details and tides on Page 3-A. e C - :; . . no - " - - , Nam 6. 111. .3 .:~, *~, - 0 __ - -, -_t7l - __-__--r-_ -__ - = ~ 3 , ff - • - J 2 6111 -4 3AV H)N3H f - J' I 4 9 a ~_ = ~ 10* McDonald, John Mercer. Pat 'trnett White Kick-off for the drive, Ilorner said will be a breakfast at the --__-- -=. - _._a---.__;-% ..___ _. t .-___ - 1__.. -_ -._, .. P__ I- ., - __ -,~ , i&I :B X A _______ _______________ -_-91 OQ FR 3 0 7;_ . - I a m . - " X V L Thursdas's hI - ____ _____ ____ I _-: ~,\ 1. I C n ''T: - = . 0 - 0 41 k1 \ 1 ~ =. 5_1% ___ If K ~'y')V % II'AA, i., r - --4 6 fj 2 * Ia r= t~. ',. Mj-,,,,,,kT,. . ______ .; -; - Muldrew ordered Conti held in eight minutes" and .r.1id lie jail pending completion of a abruptly left after the woman, Though Ford forces claim they have added new zip to their Florida organization, the Reagan organization continues to chi confident expectations of a rout In the March 9 presidential primary. Regist er and ( = I ' ___ _~ 'V1 A ~ i -* U _.. .. &A Ford, Reagan Campaign In Area Lfi~vXi V 4-A Tele%hilon S-A Women ntamIng Cleveland, Bill Gielow, Walter I - 4 !, - i :r M 1. J %I 2 -* , -", El =, lu Z. = tj ~-_ `9~ = P - 0.) :' 1 ^J et M a a =-- ~ , 2 Z. 0 -8 1:! stotence On each ourt onti testified that he wac Prison rt pt itedls denied circuit Judge Rithard only at the apartment six or will be competing against each President Gerald Ford stops off in Orlando at 3:30 today to try other to solict the most new and stave off GOP challenger Ronald Reagan's attempts to win members, are: Delbert Abney, votes in IM conservative Central Florida stronghold. ii 1___* . ---.t. ."'5 F C;- ~A_._ ., A -" f-c- lV-- i- t -t, ,-.; rL. . '. , 4N k. . " - , 7qW_0A____ _. . C * 2 CD 40 40 9 4 ;a M K 8 i = _* :Z1 - " " i 0, *, 4,k,- 'i . __ 4h U.. U.. . - _________ j' 05- - .... 3-A 12 Sports I TIILIt volunteering their tinie to work on the drive," Horner said, if , ft .. ,W IE) . .11 _- v . 4 . . 0000 M Nn . 1 ~ I -i ;A -II t - * I - - Fr - Z". - - ., ' - _. r_ -1 a= fl (aptainsofthetes,wlifch = _ __ 7~ fa . I . 4-H Horoscce A Hospital' 4 II ()bltunrltc one-day ____ , . ri . J - . - ___ = C_0 - __ __ - - --- - _ I*T- 4 so. J--i 7-` ,o.)r" , = . W CL , . X* = W_ = W. e-- .-3 ,4 =0 =. ~% ;5 ; E; I _X .-, - - :;o z. :~ - * #!" . Z 72 .. - . :. - ', i0 ;-,,a.n,a1-~--!n----N--- - a . Mi - - FAItorlal Dear Abby the (%imber's efforts into one major thrust. instead of spending ftm- or four days working on the membership drive. i, .4 f, business p re tenses No 15 and • Around 11fe Clock ti fort isdesigned to ncentrate - I 3 3 .,.r IT. INDEX Hrldgc Calendar Comics (roord Homer said the 0 = -J = lh = = __________________ __ I S r businesses can join." = 110 'Is- I ~0111 r Hornet a - - . 2 6:~ W k 4_4W -- ACP -p = 2 It - - 0 ;r li - > ~ _. Z_ !, ~? MIN ___ a :C ______ __ - ') 2 in ; .-_- In , for new members, according to i, r.1 .- I_ - .-._.. - _ .;I ____, 4 _-__ --_'_L- _~A _____ ___ _* . fie told the court that he had beating the ornin or rap= teifiul that he d he forced tier to commit unnatural '*more money" in a motel safe her. sex acts and raped her twice in at the time, however. "That*s my knockout punch. I A 42-year-old self-proclaimed her living room after "I'm a smart gambler, sir," Bill Conti was arrested know how hard I can hit," the professional gambler by s in tleutening to kill her he told Assistant State Atty. nd her Mmonte SprIngs cross cx boxer testified in answer to policc about Heffernan counts jail todas aftcr being sleepingihildren on questions from defcse it insiticd Thw sda y night by d (4inu, ho said heis a former use hours after the rape He examtndtion and labeled tomes Emmett Moran circuit court ju on two coun testified that he was at a testimony by the professional New York boxer )Ctimtit When asked by Helfernan if f involuntary sexual battery in and "ourmet cook turned restaurant near 4A 1 I Is the Nov. 15 rape of a woman at professional gambler, denied and snen i go out he rwttu pretty tough guy," uoor connected a promoter a4 i LIIC •h e half •Altamonte -Iles.P01i1 Conti :none Springs. answered, "1 think so but yi,11t. iiCS. fie , department as on op Oi me never laid a hand on a woman Rocco Anthony Conti, ated the woman He ad Conti stood in the witness box m my e" resident of a motel - at mitted going to her apartment Conti, who said he'd been anj .showed jurors Us clinched Mtainonte Springs, (acc a bat said be did it fttr e in he'd presiousb ns ied of a Crime rit'ht fist and said if he'd hit the eveAlien Moran askefj if r had possible 30-year to life prison sited m any prob1er with and had served 18 months in iman in the fate from a the _ i = - -~ ___ .-. ! : -- ConviCts 8y BOB hIOI) Deltona Open Scores ________ - . -. . - - licrald Staff Writer for the Greater Sanford Area amber of Commerce is set for Tuesday, a c c ording to Ui4rnbcrECUtise ge 9 2 - orIda /o offe a full day of fun for all agt -but needshelptokpexpandIng Now )oucan A one-day "membership (D a. =* 2 I - Tht Cenal .. - W- FacesUpToLifeSentence (A ~ - © -- Cham ber -• = 71~ 7-: - . - / . 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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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 12, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/19e67bbba003ac768bf29bd4dabd98f8.pdf 031860a911086e410b3215a81c805d85 PDF Text Text - --- - "-. .- - - ______________ ______________ 4B—Eve.ning Herald, Sanford, Ft 1 Tuesuay, Feb. 10, 1976 BEETLE aAiLY Mort Walker L.__ umoie ACROSS fesftvI maples 14 Singleton 15 One who l4uffiz) 1€. Demolish 17 Goddess of infatuation 18 Fast dance 1U him statists )51t1 LITTLE SILWT c iw , EJ UFTART'! — 1 4 8 — 24 q oy Larry LCWIS - - -- -MUM Jim 21 10 LTCUCIT 1[ THATS qUI \ -?O1JSAIDVOURJATMAT \ Nc. ETS 10 111 9 17 — — I — II — — 2r 116 19 wurn DIMU DUPN ___ 13 15 2NE_- E0W Room WIiJ MINIM -A J4RTICLE iS ) CAMPUS IS -N - 58 Prevaricator 1 I N A Q11 60 Ireland 61 Greek letter 02 63 Notion 64 Pull along 55 Radical; 66 Fathers s---- rom OEM_a W1111111111611111111111 ' 14b 82 41_•48 - I - — 50 51 49___ — HyBERNICEIIEDEOSOI. For WednesdaY, February 11, 1976 I. DA Via 49 Bed canopies 53 Track 57 Fall month (ab 23 vr HOKU M. ó Wood surrels 31 Rant 7 Built by wasps 32 European rir 8 Sleeping 35 Brad • visions 38 The Orient goal 9 Put on cargo 40 Castle ditch 22 Small shield IC' Preposition 43 siaggerr 24 Small (Scot) 11 Opine 45 SOa nymph 25 LacQuer 19 Sour 47 Indite 29 Twenty 21 Speed contest 49 Civil wrong 33 Arabian Caliph 23 Secondhand SO Reverberate 34 College official Movers trucks 51 Pack away DOWN25 36 Mince-c' oath 26 Nautical term 52 Grit 37 Hawaiian I Skein 27 Bacon skin 54 Opera by Verdi 2 20 Musitel 55 Angered 9 Small drink 3 Stagger instrument 56 Meadows 4 1 Cams mother 4 Make obscure 30 Curved 59 Ethicpian (Bi b) 5 Dstant molding prnce 1 ., Ir- J 6 — — — — '.#j -- O WPN 48 New Guinea seaport l3Genusof NkV K^ Pryious Puzl Ivor u 44 Early settler 46 Stitch 5 Doling 9 Cover 12 Athena IM 1 -40, "I M tO 12 ON' PLAINE n 1 0 42 Jewish home I Difficult .CLAk A5WO? 59 f52 I - - — — — 54 55 56 trifle restlex ARIES (March 21-April 39) You're apt to be a involved not ii You'll have some interruptions today U that challenges you something in your domestic routine today. They sheuld turn out to be fun. imagination. Seek a creativi TAURUS (April 20-May 20) outlet. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec Although you may hive your In business today, don' 21) mind set upon dotng something expose all your cards at on a certain way, don't Ignore time. Save your clincher for th( bright alternatives that occur to close. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan (May 21-June 20) GEMINI 19)Should you find it difficult to Something advantageous may decisions today, sound make be offered to you today from a them out on a clever friend least expected source whose advice has been helpful perhaps through a co-worker. before. CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 39) Things done on th e spur of the moment today will turn out to hit your innovative talents to be the most exciting and fun. work today. Try fresh . ap. proaches to solve old problems, Keep your schedule flexible. PISCES (Feb. 2(-March 20) LEO (July 23- Aug. 22) Wor th w hi le information may be hunches today regarding the outcome of an event are Likely passed on to you today through to be rather accurate. Plan someone you'll encounter socially. It could be a chance along those lines, 1111tirli a Aiirr ,t.cnl 22) If remark. )-oil find yourself thinking about p irtiiuhir friend today, it could be because you're on her mind, too. LIBRA (Sept. 234ct. 23) A condition that could benefit you financially, careerwise, or perhaps bol'l, may suaceniy present itself today. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 221 _ r_1 — LJL'I..Y t'ttMbL) \ )'CfltD 4EN HE -4ONE! I HOPE f1 N4OTHIN'_TRIV%AL,J W - ) 'W S W 1W —— - 1 J ogg r Q u s ions e e Hlogh-Fat D By l.asrence E. Lamb, MD. 2-SO ( ft. Tc,,'i ALL OUR GEE•..fl4A7S AA.LYNCEH1 E&LAS GET A EE BUT J CA.J 'IOU A3 ii 'ECE O TO X' TWAT - -"j----' — RAiSIN ME I $ 111 1) ,1111, j~4 COU&...o ( SO AFTER 1..owgg '1 WE DEC iDED JUST TO GIVE IT I 11 I . - \ --__-, :: k. 111 7 I M?E~~, __-_;'\ , . I , - '1_1\1_~_ ( II . r WE...L.WE T \. SELL. IT I - - .W - ASS by Al Vermeer TAPE FOR MY AUNT LUCILLE!, •; 1 4 . _.14 ONT YOU IRITE A E1TE %_ / - - - 1-US WAY I. DON'T 4AVE TO WORRY OUT SPELLING! ` _t_ 7 _i 1• %_-__ _ y - .gTw- f 4?1 ,- -- % ' [j1L I ;:? pI. . - " , r,1.. p'.3-, ?,•b ..I # ' r' 't ,k )i, r_w "~ 3 -Jtf4. ji .4 ... _ ~ ~~ _; % 4 / •. - P -IM M _ - - •f_-j - . - pp JUST 1,-i MZ • - - ~ .- F-'cY - , :-- '- 'T '- ' :2 - I, Y IT WOULD I VS0ER wrs WPtAT SOMEDAY 4RCHE) BE MORE )EEP14G JUGME.40' JOB 4.Y() INTO 4'AP1'OPRIA1E HE' S HOLDING uc' i )"Vu THE WI4OLE TELIYISlON AND FORHIM ASSG? AN LYY! TO VAN A POUCC.' HIM 7 DUMMY! .-. ft S IF " -.. •. 1ex:~N .'. , A — ~_ - ~_ ~ - -- &1.'-, • IX. P by Bob Montana .- I TOLD HIM HE COULD BE THE - -1- V -#.:ljq. 'IIk1-.r ' -r ., I jbeTfv .. .- MR58 ma 2 -, 6 .r~.. : ~ . .. ~N, _14 UA_ - -U -1 .1 1-4 - *f-- ~1` : 114 qZj-.,~ ,;Ak: ajJ ;/)1 - 'n A isv Rnk Thnw, Z __ :7 V, - - 7 •:._ ..- & - - .-•. iie - $PLL, WHiH - = z 2~~ ! k i _____________ .11 %J4E 4c Am r r " : - - c • '- A~ - MAKES HR IMAggLITy To REAL ASSET!" A Dy I. K. Kyafl NU0AWHINTM NAWPMW 'T: yDu' - -: DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 53 years old, 6-feet-2, and weigh 148 pounds. My daily physical activity consists of jogging a minimum of five miles, averaging eight minutes a mile, ___________________________ 30 push-ups and 30 sit-ups. I've — followed this program for the past 11 years. I used to jog seven miles but cut back to five don't and that makes you three tUnes better off than those who due to the time factor. smoke two packs a day. My resting pulse has gone from the high 80s to an average Finally, what is your own of 48 beats a minute. cholesterol and triglyceride I I am writing about my diet, (fats) level? If your cholestrol which is the reason for the level is low, I would not fuss too background information. I have much about your diet. one egg, bacon, toast, coffee, 8 however, I think it is absolutely ounces of orange juice and 11 necessary that you find out ounces of whole milk for break- what it is in view of your statement of a bad family fast. history of heart disease. For dinner I have meat, If your cholesterol level is vegetables, dessert of peanut butter on graham crackers (I high, then despite your exercise average eating a pound of, program, you should make Peanut butter a week). At night some changes. If you followed I eat one-half sandwich plus the recommendations of the more milk before going to bed.! Inter-Society Commission for avemage about one-and-a-half Heart Disease Resources, an quarts of milk daily (low fat or important national study group, you would limit whole milk), your cholesterol intake to 300 In view of my weight, do you milligrams a day and that think I'm getting too much would mean few if any egg saturated fat, or do you have yolks if you get your needed any suggestions about my diet? quantity of meat, fish and Incidentally, my family has a poultry. You would need to bad genetic history of heart switch to just low fat milk (two trouble, per cent fat and 30 per cent of its calories are fat with half of DEAR READER — Your diet these of the saturated fat type) is certainly not one I would or skim milk. recommend to most people, particularly middleaged Over 70 per cent of the coronary prone American calories in peanut butter are males. But not everyone has fat, 13 per cent of the calories your level of activity or has are saturated fat. been as successful in avoiding obesity. A large number of The rules to control fat and people with high blood pressu cholesterol intake can be in. and high blood cholesterol and diviclualized if you are fats have them because they thoroughly tested and the are overweight. In others this Is results are favos'able as long as at least a strong, contributing you stay that way. For more factor. information on diet principles The important point is your to pre'ent heart and vascular individual risk factors. What is disease send 50 cents for The your blood pressure' I presume Health Letter, Number 14, Diet Preventing Atherosclerosis. it is low normal with your EncIoe a long, stamped, selfweight, resting heart rate and addressed envelope for exercise level. Blood pressure mailing. Address your letter to is one of the three ma jor risk me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Do you smoke? !presume you Station, New York, NY 10019, cards iu Ml4T4R )/ 7R 1 =!eTxda, Just a Ii fingem should ;~=your side. Ajs 1W?IF n \ i' .. A; jq F7T 7Y? v v',aj Paw..r.. Act' I want them to give me a girl," commnntM Tilly Savalas of "Kojak" fame at a news conference held Tuesday morning at the Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. Tuesday evening they gave him six lovely girls and a IIiILTupnune at me urIarx1oeimnole Jai-Alai Fronton for the Telly Savalas Las Vegas Revue. He'd have done better to have stuck to his guns. Nevertheless, the fans turned out in the hundreds to get a closer look at their bald-pated pussycat' — and a hum at hi Ihr,-,',Iu purred ----- ----...-... ."-, us,u;J a '' wuu Is South should have passed at six hearts, but the solid spade suit was too much temptation lie went to six spades East won the first trick with 0 oA I d),1JJ 16N 4111 11 —. -- "_ - . _-i.V _ ,j ar , '" ' 'i.\\ I ' r -- j - board the proposed policy' t!eterrnine which children qualify ' (2'l I'M 64' rn jy I OLS 7U! —.. I - I 0 ' cftfy W. prnents - •' another layer 4 Continued On Page 2-Al icial Urcies Referendum Su %a * 0 ort $54,000 as opposed to $21 drill a new well field at a cost of times the 200 million gallons of stated, "Florida has the op. million for the Flood Control $9 million, a result of unplanned water daily being diverted from portunity to be a model for District," she stated, !' 1L the river' headwaterz by ter rgiL, welxueve the speaker urged every canals and pumping stations, in it, and we hope we'll have 'Mere is fierce competition 1 person interested in Saving the This water diversion was f Your support in the March in Florida for water due to the St. Johns River for present and brought to light by David Cox, primary." . •, - ' ' • ' . . .A . . •.14 • _____ ____ I- T I -11 Ir . 1. -A a. . ii -11 - - .11 - : t. 9 '• . - - .; . . ____ . . / - . • - . grant application for $240000 Pave streets and conduct a drainagrsurveytnthedw0y ... - - After it's signed by Corn. mission Chairman Michael ~__ -__ --_~~ ZE*4-i'\.. F - —m- - -_ JI~reJ _______ SeminoleC Count y' Coil C ,. mission yesterday appro,ed a '.-' - S me j j ' Midway Paving Okayed ____ , -• : .. I--cl ' - 11. . - - ' . . ___ .--- - -~_~ __ - ~_'_ - '• the Jacksonville office of the federal Housing and Urban Development _____ -. _____ County Planner Bob Ham brick said Seminole County stands a "better chance than last year" of obtaining the _1,.. F - $124,. — Last year BUD officials rejected this county's grant application in favor of awar- ,' the same thing could happen -- __________ - 'i And, Hambrick pointed out --- the 18 judicial district has 13Count ' circuit judges hlittaway said he will at _D t hlattaway s bill also requires tempt to secure support from I .44 '" that when and if a 14th judge is the entire Seminole County ' !I' '% added, that judge, also, will be Legislative Delegation at the ''' j L'i_1 APP required to li%e in this counts delegat ion S next meeting .f _______________________ ' vJA5.1,r 4,, : l ouse ';;i:-Today ". - - . 1v-.. . • '' -' '' .06 - sane" grading system us ! HUD in making the aivar' Though areas receive for having , —aLZ' J - (f -Z; I -, - i~h I -! r -, . I- MW A ' . • - i h •; .. . the Airport J ai - -. t - * A bill requiring three 18th :;-• -- - / ' ' ._, - - - . is N blighted' iutu thegradingsysternaiso aw points to any area that Contaii a military base Thus, Oriand area applicants for BUD grants stand a better chance and are awarded extra points Just II CICI p' The be d '11 1 h -%rocmdThe(lock (' 4-A Tunj hunt, manager of South ern Bell In Sanford, holds copies Ex of th e bright-new telephone directories military Installations, results of asurve to evaluate I ' __ tin 6-A Wheing distributed in Seminole and Orange Counties along with a copy of the 1930 phone book of the shorter school day of the ('alendar . ......... n4 46 pages that covered the two counties. The new directories contain some number changes, Hambrick said on the basis of Air port Authority' officials If Building 310 is not secured, ('omit's county's first graders. The day ............6-A escially In the Winter rin area that will become effective Feb. 15. Ulerald Photo by Jean need the e are no areas more -in are scheduled to decide at 9 Vihk'n will then work toward ii was cut one hour and forty-five a.m. Th ('ru%cword ' .......... -A Páttesons $ need than some areas o ursday whether to leas e Septem ber referendum to ask I'i1Irial Midway, which he said are a minutes under a new plan Building 310 to the county for the count% sottrsformiujne . to liirtmt beglin this year. I menace t public health ILIA, il fill nifflull) security jail. build it new jall facility, 1.1m J .......... ...6- A Mrs. Mary Groome. director The authority agreed to ALso a possibility mentioned Dr. tie said he win use the of el emen tary education, the issue after County by some commissioners is II(lpital II argument at some areas in 5-A present the survey Midway represent an "tmMore than 44,000 brightly cording to Hunt. The new %ill lee Obituaries ............... $-A results,Jr. asked to use the structure to complex on county-owned which w obtained recently be m,ade available to them. tWnent threat to pubbe safety" Sports ................ -................ A colored telephone directories numbers will bear a "327" The directories are more than in his application for money to by polling first grade relieve prent: and anticipated property JuFt north of Five Tele-iicIon 5-A are now being delivered to prefix and their listings will an indispenslble reference fund the pilot drainage study. future overcrowding at the Points, teachers. Bell's subscribers in appear In the Oviedo section of book. women ---l-$'B Southern county Jail in Sanford. They provide an accurate Roth Vihlen and Jail Seminole County, according to the telephone book. Theshorterschooldayplanis Hambrick has coII llecte d measure of the growth of the I.ast%- earnnidenticalreQuest Adminktr:itnr 11- I - t'f'iiIL'I) r.. ti '-- " - t' But you gotta EXPECT trouble from a new kid, Mom! It takes about a week o make friends!" AV -- I.olly for Telly: Brian Ketler. 1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy KeDerof 'Kojak'Savajas with a king-size lollipop for courtesy busing. //7~1~~ — ,4 - -, udges esluence DIII Pus hed In Legislature the "average" speed limit of judges would still have to be that stretch plus number of elected by the it district — children walking that stretch, Seminole and Brcard Counties water hazards, remoteness — but would be required to from habitation, availability of reside here sldealks or bike paths, con (setting tht measure through dition of road shoulders, and other conditions deemed . hazardous. The state provides no funds £U, am 1V AU, tWiE *93j7m,' )MT? i .- teeis attempted 1 judicial circuit iiIilSiborn;itgetting year to get a similiar but reside permanently in Seminole the bill passed into law stronger measure through the The policy provides for a County has passed through a And Hattaway is confident he legislature point count based on "hazards" legislative subcommittee in will be able to get the measure Last year's bill called for five with a cut off limit. Above that Tallahassee, according to State through the legislature during judges to reside in Seminole limit, courtesy busing would be p J) [lob llattawiiv. this year's session. County. recommended. According to The Altamonte Springs "I'll get this bill passed," he the proposed policy, the cut off "We never even got the bill on Democrat is pushing to get a said. the house floor," Hatt.away limit would be determined by bill passed by the legislature The rationale behind the bill said, combining together the values which would require judgeships is to cut down on the per diem assigned to specified hazards. held The , bill is by three judges who reside and mileage costs taxpayers sponsored by State Rep. Jane Those hazards Include a In Seminole County to remain in must shell out when Judges live Robinson a Republican from traffic count (number of cars this county. in Breard and work in '. , - • __ a-a-- -1 n sever,Q wftks ago, calling it a fair and objective way to GO lv f ¶ the Merr'tt Island in IIrevarcj s--_— _ tlItt.*A _ —' - ______ .. J - — - ,d - r - - - n Supt. Layer presented to the 4) \ -_i r tonight. I — - - and by Garry Trudeau P Wt7? )tX' /4f vu,..r t?U' CE55 I W M4 M W Ia/A 4Mr i4co ,ii 11 I Board is scheduled to again .Z;Infc,rd Civic Center. developments. The three new districts, take up the top of courtesy Mrs Auth Administrative Mrs. Auth told of the passage however, have no authority for busing — the free tran• • c' '7 '""ester H this Lix, necessitating an • Johms River A • 3portation of pupils 1,iving , heir schoolWater Management calliny it "one of the most amendment to the constitution within two miles of t length fle4ns of enlightened pieces of en- to provide this authority'. —at It.sn "i" 1;njgJfla' ' 'e rive* t'thosq • 'e St1 slide vlror.n' 'r !egislationi" in the This will appear on the I1arch in the Seniinwe County Cc)jr. pictures to illustrate the Uhitedates, 9 primary ballot s Conthouse. Mrs. Carmen Hall, a member enormity of the stuadon. This act provided for a roposing an Of a special committee studying "Parts of the river, including regiaflal approach to Water amendment to the State Conthe issue, requested time to Lake George, are now in the management through the stitution authorizing and study' a new courtesy busing same stage that Lake Apopka establishment of five water limiting local taxes for water policy proposed by' Supt. was in in l%9, an' q OU tranagernent districts whose management purposes to not William Layer. knov, Apopka Is now .a dead ooundarics were predicated on more than one (1) mill." She studied routes near six lake' due to cbannelization and bsdrologically controllable This will elementary schools with run-off of nutriente" 1 f umtsorriver basin boundaries members of the Department uanaemerit o 5ret She further stated that Formerly there were two resources to the St. Johns River Transportation. The routes problems of low water in the agencies involved in water Water management District were described by committee Sanford area are caused by resource management, the which Mrs. Auth pointed out, members as "dangerous" should for the 7 1 - Water Di'astricct "borderline-dangerous." She will present her findings 11-1 41 I - —.'' - ' I 4 01 renters are an asset to an area of welfare with no safety valve because centers free mothers to keep it from being a give. who are able to secure jobs. away program." County Commission ChairThe major opponent Hattaway offered to put man Michael Hattaway has yesterday was Commissioner Kimbrough in touch with Mrs. _____i____ S . . "UII 11 majoricy 01 ooanj sup. John Kim Kunbrough. rough. Kimbrough Phoebe Carpenter, program port for a $10,000 contribution said he approved of the concept rlirr'Ctcr for day care in three tim%;ard Subt(j17L(1 dii) care for of LI C program, but he said he Counties, including Seminole SOifli' 400 needy children in wanted to InSUrIj himself the "Mrs. Carpenter Is willing to Seminole County. county has all the necessary work safeguards into the Atyesterday's county safeguards plugged in before program," hlattaway told COIflJfliSSiOfl meeting Hattawsiy contributing the $10,000. Kimbrough. pushed for the $10,000 after it nnr. Coo r. • The Central Florida - - - - --ulrpenter said said today was learned Seminole Corn.. dma ted Child Care Center Kimi*ough contacted her last munity College has do na ted appealed last year for the entire "i'm afraid to breathe" $20,000 — the first Step toward $50,000, but because of an an she said winning $400,000 In available ticipated shortage of funds the -state and federal grant money cornmi.sslon turned the agency relieved cat A total of $50,000 in local down money is needed to secure omplemented those corn Ilattaway said the $10, missners who supported the $400,000 in state and federal could be taken from a $2?7,000 concept. She Id the ent re matching funds a ailable for county contingency fund Later ission esi establishment of day care the $10,000 could be replaced program if shwill support centers to aid working mothers. when $9 e is allowed the 8,000 in unanticipated opportunity to demonstrate the Hattaway said he will issue a revenue is secured, he added, need for day care. challenge to industry to donate Kimbrough said it was his t .e remaining $20,000. He impression Commissioners Harry C year that the . pointed out that day care concept was "just — I by Dick Turner ,.._J i Donation " What's happening to the St. governmental acts at the Central and Southern Florida 'bebeves in using nature to enormous increase Johns River makes a person rIver's headwaters, referrin in future generations to "get on g to Flood Control District and the accmplish aims rather than population," she said. "Some biologist, and publicized in the the phone nt to cry," declared Jean. the miles of Evening Herald April 13, 1975. call your canals, dikes, and Southwest Florida Water 8U $ I fl wa Auth as she addressed the dams spending millions for unneeded places in the state have no fresh legislators" to nine built by private interests Management District demand action. Calling on all citizens to funded projects" water now due to salt water meeting of Friends of The St. to reclaim marshlands for through the levy In her two hour program, support the Constitutional of ad valorem intrusion. Miami The Seminole County' School Johns Tuesday' night at the farms, ranches and real estate taxes. "Our budget last year Is having to Mrs. Auth mentioned several amendment, the speaker .-.j ' -- - - j Board T Care By ED PRICKETT IIeraldSt4jf Writer - k - it stamped, sell-addressed envelopes are enclosod The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOE3V MODERN ) CARNIVAL Approves b -!!'_ Telly admitted to being 'a to tal slave to women" Said Savalas of Women's Liberation 'They can do w ha t they want, baby. it's all fine by me" Hanging loose, baby while hanging in there, seemed to be Telly's approach to nightclub entertainment At one Point in his show, he did stop short and comment, "I don't know what the heck I'm doing here, but I'm having fun" V II An Oklahoma reader wants to know what our opening bid vulnerable is with. Part of top-flight competi £AKQJVT6VA2 e765A3 lion in any game includes the y,'e make the book opening thrust and counterthrust of bid of one spade With two measures designed to em aces you should never — or at barrass the other side least *almost nc',cr — preempt East's five-club opt-fling in the first seat was designed for that purpose. It workeI far beyond his (Do you have a Question wildest dreams South's dou' for the experts? Write 'Ask ble was primarily for penalty, the Jacobys" care of this but North decided a seven newspaper. The JaCObys will card heart suit was worth a answer individual questions slam bid, 'tr Having fun is wha t it 'sall about to Sa valas - who talks off-screen with the same laconic tough guy-funny guy style as he does on Kojak. "You play pretty close t yGurself. If I were a cop, I'd be,like that," he said on his on-screen performance. the Icing of clubs and decideti OIIT1I lO to shift to a trump Thrte £2 trump leads accounted for the V A K Q 96 53 trump suit while two hearts J 64 were shed from dummy - Then A Q tO South cashed his ace of fST FAST tI)t diamonds and went into a hud. £7 6 3 A 10 9 dIe to end all huddles East V J87 V 10 surely held eight clubs He • K Q 109 , had played three spades and a A54 A AK987632 diamond Was his other card SOL.TII another diamond or a heart' AAK Q Finally South decided to play for a 4•0 heart bruak 1k Ic-cl a •A 7 32 heart, stuck in dummvs nine U and had thrown away a slam f3oth vulnerable If South had thought dearly he would have realized that %est North East South East would have doubled six spades to call for a heart lead A f he didn't h!'t :rv 'ir! 6 V i'.i Pass I'ass Pass Opening kad -54 Day The lollipop legend was born, Savalas explained, when a meter maid gave U. Kojak the candy to help him cut down on smoking. A cop of Kojak's character wouldn't normally go around sucking lollipops, said Savalas — "out He1 (10 it to please a chick." BRIDGE 6£ County 'I'm sick of people handing me a gun and sa)ing, This coming year you many experience an unexpected shift in conditions that will prove udneiiu-ui .rtvrwi.e. rrn mortn your best efforts. Be ready if the breaks come. R L1.. A By JEAN PA1'rESON Herald Stall Writer SWAI•l) amid JAYiIES J-(tHhV 000NESBURY - -. Dr. Lamb AT ' Kojak ' s ' Lollipop — lt ' HAVE CALLED rtiJ 1 SCONER, )\ BUTT 1 (fz TWIED Z,F1X U' - - WIN 1] $10,000 For Centers However, the high point of the show for most of them Mui1id to come' it t)it. final curLim hen Kojak 'AdS presented a 40-pound lollipop, - Sanford, Florida 32771 — Prkc 10 Cents %basA~"` Bad Guy Roles Not YOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 11, 1976 57 r 68th Year, No, 148—Wednesday, February 11, 1976 - Phone Books Ref lect C;rowt - .' , I ' �- - _ I - - * - v - 1 I I - I . . ?A—Everting Herald. Sanfrd, Fl. •'; •. - . . ': .. - - . - - - - : . . .. : - =- Wednesday, Feb. ii, in I J I - k -1 - I WI . S :: - GOP May - J WASHINGTON (AP) Kansas City could lose this year's Republican convention, possibly to Miami Beach, in a dispute over hotel space, party leaders say. Local officials claim they may fall as much as 10 per cent short of providing the Republicans the 16,000 rooms promised for the August event. (0P officials say If they can't have all the rooms pledged they are prepared to move their convention to another city. Kansas City Mayor Charles Wheeler summoned hotel representatives for a meeting today in an effort to find the extra accominodatjc*s. — - Panic Abortions Claimed 4r- — .--=. -- _ .:_ 1 p 11M M ,_ ~ - 0~ - -F 0 L-4- - __ __ lsea Wins Scouting 's _ • -- Longwood - -' _________________ , - To Escambia High School PENSACOLA (AP) Extra policemen were assigned to Escambla High School today to prevent any further racial outbreaks as a number of while students threatened to walk out of classes to attend a school board meeting. Sheriff Royal Untrelner told newsmen he had heard "rumors of trouble," and school officials said the reinforcements "just seemed appropriate at this time." The school board was expected to take up some of the cases of students suspended from school after racial rioting last Thursday. The rioting closed the school and injured four pupils by gunfire. The skirmishes were the result of a long-standing dispute over the nickname "Rebels" for the school's athletic teams. - Shield Bill Approved TALLAHASSEE (AP) Reporters should have the legal right to protect confidential sources, say members of the House Governmental Operations Committee. The panel approved il-i Tuesday a "press-shield bill" that would allow reporters to refuse to divulge sources in almost all instances. "It provides a privilege for members ti the news media, broadcast and print, to refuse to disclose their confidential sources and any infcrmathin that they my gather from confidential sources whether or not it's published," said Rep. Joe Gersten, fl-Miami, the sponsor. — Stamp System Tested £ -- - t - - -. - - -- - - - - -- - Questions - - .' :•' '?k ,, , - a $ df Action Reports set - Donation __ _ VITAMIN r Approved - TALLAhASSEE (AP) The chairman of a House in. vestigatlng committee says he will (-all today for the firing of the head of the Department of Business Regulation and its chief counsel. Rep. Dick Clark, fl-Miami, said he would also call for the immdisitø r''.!remer.t of tho Land Sales Division chief. Clark said he would urge his Select Committee ti' Fraudulent Mortgage Sales to adopt those recommendations as the first steps in a reform of the department. A. L Baker, department director, and William Moore, chief counsel, were to testify before the committee voted on final recommendations. The panel has been investigating why it took government agencies so long to crack down on a mortgage security fraud which Comptroller Gerald Lewis said may have bilked UP to 80,000 persons out of as much as $1 billion. The committee staff has charged that the Land Sales Division was the chief culprit in the delay and that Baker — di. vision chief before he was promoted to department threcto buckled under pressure 1ro the land sales industry to do nothing In spite of mounting evidence of fraud. Clark said he would also ask the committee to recommend that the Land Sales Division be moved from Tampa to Tallahassee and that the full department be reorganized to better outline its powers. C. H. Lynch, division director, was criticized in the corn. mittee staff report for failure to lake aggressive action, Lewis last week called for his dismissal. — Sewer Rules ' - - i- Prober To U rge Firings . . - - A - wo Arrested In Knifeacs Extra Policemen Assigned An - to Drugs, Fires Also Keep Officials Busy -- IN BRIEF i 1 - - - • - - - . —I-- - - - =. - • - — - - - -- - J -• •• - •1 - - -' SANFORD__ _____ AYS r --.- ''- _____ - IAf1t..n".,TT T L' 1 - - - — [ZAYRE PLAZA ______ --i a R _______ — WICHITA, Kan. (AP) Wheat farmers in the Great Mains have begun plowing under part of their droughtshrIveled 1976 crop in a desperate effort to head off severe wind erosion that could affect millions of acres. High winds this week In western Kansas and the Oklahoma and Texas panhandles kicked up dust storms reminiscent of Dust Bowl days. "It was like the 'Dfrty.! for awhile Monday," said Allan fldwman,ilistrjil- director in southwestern Kansas t the Arimltur) Stabifization and Conservation Service. H EA Tc __ — Drought Plagues Kansas its 1 Highest Adult Award " - Wednesday, eb F. 1 1, 1976 —JA - - _______ - _____ ____ - -- By JANE CASSELBERRY ___________ the area. .4. _______ 1=111 Herald Staff Writer I He has assisted In fund WONN raising, organized and St. Johns District Corn. I • supervised Scouts on trips to missIoner E.C. (Chris) Elsea of j the National Jamboree and Sanford received 'up Europe. An Eagle Scout him. Beaver award — the hight •--.•.-•'aT' self, his days as a Boy Sceut honor for an adult scouter — at ______ were spent in New York, Iowa the annual recogni tion dinner and Florida. held by Central Florida Council ./ S -, Boy Scouts of America Saturday at the Lake County . .. . Exposition and Fair Grounds. F St. John's District, for the third year in a row, won V *r ~- a President's Cup that goes to the " 4 distrkt1jththebestrecordof . consistent goal attainment -.. -., - .; __ __ through ou t the yeai. St. Johns, jr LONG WOOD — City Attorney " which Includes north ScrnbiIe Ned Julian Jr. has been - and Volusia counties, was cited requested by the city council to -: '..-,Zf .14-:"-A 01 £ 'iI4 as recording "an unusuaily seek a waiver of state FaCEISEA outstanding level of service, i regulations concerning the ,large measure because of a ,i,a.. uth nperaflon of the it se wer :' 4,. I.uI&flj. determined and self-sacrificing The Humanities and Fine Aria building nader Cc GROWTH a has been a Scoutjeader group of volunteers." Seminole comm un ity College Is scheduled for completion Councilman Gerard Connell for ii pears, itsxting, an urged the city to seek a Oeober. It will Include an auditorium (shown above) and stage, In akfltion to Eleeiolficei-s assist It ; Icoutmaster in CONTINUES and facilities for the music department — both vocal and band, the district for the YVar wire Wacr s4, tia. lie has served as viance from (artment of art and drama. In the background is the present library under Verlin (Vie) Arnett, chairman; scoutmaster, unit corn. Environmental Regulation which the open plaza Is now being enclosed and facilities con h1) tequiroments that a Russell B. Kitner, cornmissioner, district vice. strutted for vocational programs such as the cooperative missioner; and Dave Davies, chairman, Camptng.Activiea sewer plant operator be on the education, home furnishings, motel and hotel and clothing executive, chairman, and Is on the Coun cil Job daily for the city's two 1' services. Completion date is In April on th is Phase III project. Also recognized for achieving Advisory Board. He is manager sewer package plants. "It is ludicrous for Longwood (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) a high level of achievement was of Penney's In Sanford Plaza, Wekiwa District, which in. which Is Scout distributor for tO have to follow the same rules as larger systems," Connell said, adding that the city's Skylark sewer plant serves only 106 families while the Columbus Harbor Out serves only the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. Connell said the DER is to discuss downgrading its C regulations at a 9 a.m. Feb. 19 By BOB LLOYD records, ___________________________________________________ vacoum cleaner and a 50-watt meeting in Tallahassee. He said Herald Staff Writer Bennett reported that wit. citizens band radio power he talked wi th state DER of. nesses at the bar told him Uiat Police ind sheriff's deputies the incident occurred d uring an amplifier from the residence of (idals who informed him the have arrested two persons In argument over50-cents that I Cecil Simpson, 2034 Jefferson city could seek a variance of the allte regulations. * Courts Ave. connection with alleged knife had been put in a Juke box. City sewer plant operator attacks. Patrolman Carey Herndon Altamonte Springs police * Police Brady Mitchell, whose $10,000 Sanford police arrested arrested Joe Bernard Stevens, reported the residence * Fire annual Booker T. Washington, 49, of 106 24, at his 825 S. Wymore Rd. salary Is completely entered by prying open a door. Bethune Circle, Sanford, early residence on a charge of Police were unsuccessful funded by the federal govern- 'ti today on charges of aggravated possession of controlled sub. ment through the Corn. early today in attempts to Deputy Frank Ambrose entered hia car parked at the an assault, assault and battery and stance. Bond for Stevens unidentified man who ran prehensive Emplo,inent and was reported at the same time Seaboard Coastline Training Act (CE TA) program, use of a weapon in commission Railroad from a burglarized business at $5,000. county fire units contained a 10- parking lot at Eighth Street told city officials recently that and of a felony after Mrs. Jean C W. 13th Street, Doug Keith Manning, 19, of acre brush fire west of the Persimmon Avenue constructing and took a and equipping a Washington was allegedly Orlando, was arrted Tuesday tlnterstate Patrolman Tony Brooks Jr. laboratory could cost many on Markham Road $180 citizens band radio unit. slashed on the chin and throat by sheriff's deputies on a circuit before the blaze could damna.,. Sheriff's Sgt. Oscar Redden said he spotted the man running thousand dollars. with a 12inch butcher knife at court warrant charging three houses, In othe r business, council , Jr. reported burglars ente red Into an area of high grass near their residence, according to delivery of a corolled subDeputies also reported that the New York Beer over Connell's strong ob. the residence of Ernest the rear of Police reports. stance. Manni ng's bond was set county Garden firemen extinguished a about 4 a.m. Jections, demanded that all city Culbrerth, 1701 Strickland Ave., Washington was held in at $8,000. small orush fire in an open field Sanford, Stereo equipment department heads county jail in lieu of $10,100 Police said have .r-d en Deputies reported dense near Collins Drive at Sunland tak en from the r es bo nd. idence was telephones placed in their had been ent er ed smoke from a brush lire east of Estates south of Sanford. by breaking a found in a nearby wooded area, Window and vending machines homes, Sheriff's deputy J.F. Bennett Interstate Four near the SR-46 Deputies today were in. Redden said, but record albums were burglarized. jailed Debris Butts, 26, of 1320 exit hampered traffr Directing remarks toward on the vestigating a burglary at valued at $300 were not Public Works Director Ralph Williams Ave., Sanford, on a (our-lane divided highway Officers said wrenches Anderson's Grocery, 18th Street recovered, charge of aggrakd battery tuesday afternoon. Florida at the Scene were identified as Fisher, Cndlman Le*wrence and Southwest Sanford police today were having been stolen earlier in a Goldberg said Fisher should after Al(reda Addison, 34, Highway Patrolmen aid Lake in which burglarRoad, Sanford, -s pried a glass investigating the reported th eft burglary at have a telethoneto be available Seminole Gardens Apartments, Mary Police handled trilfic on door off its hinges to enter the of a rifle, three shotguns, a Station, W. 13 in the event a water line br eaks was allegedly slashed on the the inte rsta te Str t. while uni from business and take 0 in cha nge or another type emergency right arm with alunfeduring the Lake Mary Fire epart- (ruin a cigarette vending occurs. argument at DcI.uze Bar on ment, Florida Forest ry &rvice ma chine and a clock radio. Connell insisted that a Southwest Road, Sanford. and four Seminole Count) Fire th ee David H. Green, of 214 Citrus Bend for Ms. Butts was set at Department stations contained man home is his castle" and Dr., Sanford, reported to that no one should be required $8,000, according to county Jail the brush fire, (Continued from Page I-A) need of day care, deputies that auto hur,ilnrq In lit. -. - - sth.rsor* ____ t1= ___________________________ S&W- - ______________ INNSOV14III ,-! : -M 04 _-_j~~:AIRMEA N I I __- _~..':.L3.._41iiiii _1%1- 1 . UW=!- ~= 7 - aff-101 , - Ni o:_~-;ii=-=-~X. X1 ~ ~ .._ - ... - - = • Loo . . .4. WASHINGTON (AP) A shcrt-lived ban on spray adhesives by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission frightened many pregnant women and led at least eight women across the country to have unnecessary abortions, a new study says. The ban on the products was lifted six months after it was Imposed in 1973, but the study by a New York State researcher says some doctors were flooded with calls from pregnant women worried about possible birth defects due to the product. The commission hanned 5pray iesvc. in A 4g ast I 373 because an Oklahoma researcher said two deformed babies and their parents had genetic damage that might be linked to the adhesives. - I WASHINGTON AP Air Force Secretary Thomas Reed says the proposed U.S. cruise missile will be effective only against thinly defended targets in the Soviet Union but that he would be sorry to see the weapon bargained awzy in arms limitation agreements. He appeared to downgrad1' the importance of the airlaunched cruise missile, which the Russians have been trying to curb in nuclear anns limitations talks with the United States, Heed contended the relatively slow moving cruise missile could not do the job that the piloted 131 bomber, with its sophlstcated radar-jamming gear and supersonic short range missiles, could do against heavily defended "core" targets. - SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - she voluntarily Joined the SL rst Despite grants of immunity, in the April 15, 1974, bank rob. ham and SLAmembers Wil. Carter agreed to a form of neighbors in the Predomina n tly and they said she proudly told and Emily Harris. three persons who reportedly bcry. renounced that tape during immunity that (tort' not prohibit black section Miss Hearst, daughter of San of San Francisco them of her revolutionary testimony Monday as she did saw a cheerful Patr icia Hearst Matthews testified at the prosecution In the future where the SLA hid for all Francisco Examiner president Bailey also does several exploits with the t o SLA communiques containing Randolph Hearst , is on tr ial on In a Symbionese Liberation jury to hear the not want the hearing Tuesday that Miss against the three who refused to months after kid testimony of Hearst to, naping Miss group. She seemed happy, they her voice, him she freely testify but insures that their Hearst on Army hideout are battling to Thomas Dean Matthews, a 19charges that she willingly par. Feb. 4 1974. said. She said she feared for her ticipated in the bank robbery. If joined the SIJ and showed skill testimony at Miss Hearst's trial stay off the witness stand at her year-old Los Angeles area man anti SLA leader 1)nald "Cinque" Shortly before the bank rob- life from the time she was ab- convicted, she could expertise with senji. cannot be bank robbery trial . rorpiv; a used against them. DeFreeze roprortedly in- txr),,.%1Iss 11c,ilfst,,~qi d once held captive by Miss automatic wea pons. The prosecution planned to `Q in a tape ducted until her arrest Wt maximum sentence of 35 years It was learned the three were troduced them to Miss Hearst, that she had joined the SLA. She Sept. 18. call the three again today at in prison. Miss hearst's al. Its attempt to elicit testimony Tuesday was lost in a protracted legal SALE PRICE WED. th SAT. wrangle. LIm0.d.ftm, S&• Prkos or, MdICIS,d by Ss4/. Any U.S. Atty. James L. Browning our low sveryd.y Weip.., poke.. Iii------_____rLA ants the witnesses to testify at k 10 the As Ad',',rt,.d' $ge, ,i Ow Seo,,s a special evidentiary hearing $ Ai.pt. ,'.ó, hoe. ho.. .rd.v.4, i've fl.o.o stow,, 1AIN.CJ45c5$ si-s .,.d.4. . n outside the presence of the Jury smy rowdsiu1. IIo.w. SWEE Is that Miss Hearst apareiiLly stayed with the SLA of her own STORE HOURS: MON.SAT.-9:30A,M,.9 P.M. free will. SUN.— 10 A.M.-4 P.M. U.S. District Court Judge 011PHONE — 323.9190, Rx -32l.O25 a g ver J. Carter signed a limited Of ___ form of immunity for the three Tuesday, but the first witness called after Carter's action, Ja• I ruellea Mumtaz of Oakland, OPEN SUNDAY promptly invoked 5th Amend10A.M -6P.M. -14 ria'nt prot' ji J 1 I 1. crintinatiü: WAtQ5ft co, 1976 I 11 Attorneys; f u r tht' tht-r tu s.rvs.d Pe U,,s4t quontftt., on all items. witnesses, llcnald Tate and I;, "\/Retimnh X, both of San Fran. cisco, said each intended to ____ plead the same constitutional ______________________ I _________________________ right. All three were called to lesti. fy as rebuttal witnesses to counter a move by defense at. torney F. Lee Bailey to supVALENTIN-E press as evidence a taped ad. - B 1 Bomber Favored • - Three H Witnesses Fight To Avoid Testifying earst A 34-year-old woman testified She testified that she told she is still frightened for her life Tuesday that a Pompano Park Conti her fiance, whom she and the lives of her children and man threatened her life and the later married, was a pollceulan that she moved from Florida leaving no forwarding address. lives of her two sleeping in another state. Alta m ont e S p r I n g 1 children on Nov. 15 when he testified that The woman forced her to commit unnatural Conti said, "A cop's broad, Patrolman A.M. Caplan, who sex acts and raped her in the that's great," and began to beat arrested the suspect, testified living room of her Altamonte her and threatened to kill her that he had previously observed Springs apartment. and her children. She said she Conti at a restaurant, that he The woman, who has since was kicked and forced to answered the description given \ moved out of state, told a cir. disrobe In her living room and by the woman of her attacker cult court jury that she was an was raped twice during the and had been called "Rocky" executive with an Orlando firm hour-and-a40 incident, by a large group of people in the at the time of the alleged attack Following that attack the restaurant. and that Rocco Anthony Conti, woman said Conti told her as Under cross examination by 42, had come to her apartment he left the apartment," defense attorney Emmett on thc pretense of diupping off 'ilemrmber you're Rocky' Moran, the woman testified promotional materials to be baby now," and asked if she that she was crying during the used by her firm, attack but didn't scream out needed any money. Conti Is accused of two counts "He said If I told anyone that because she (eared for the lives Of involuntary sexual battery. we'd all three be found in the of her children sleeping in an He was arrested the right of the bottom of a canal," th' wom.in adjacent bedroom. alleged assault by poli ce at a testified. The case was eKpected to go restaurant in Altamonte said she was to the jury for deli be ration this The woman Springs. hysterical and that she afternoon foll owin g testimony The woman testified that telepho ned a friend who Is a by witnesses listed by the I after she aclrni,ted Conti to her police crnm1ssioner in Illinois. defense. ___________________________________________ \. Ilk he told her he "was He notif ied Altamonte Springs Prosecu to r in the trial is ____________________________ ___ ________aapartment mem ber of the Mafia and that au tho rities of the assault. Assistant State Atty. Bill _____ his uncle was a big man." me woman told the Jury that Heffernan. ____ ______ J . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - Because Of Hotel Dispute - : I I Tral In Conti* Rapei Convene In Miam, • r• — — -0 IN BRIEF - - - V1LI1III l ub lilli trID NAnON - - ' - --- • . 1 p - , -- a - S Cocaine Found In Suitcase MIAMI (A?) — A U.S. Customs offi cial in Miami says an immigration inspector tT Nassau, Bahamas, has fountf Wit pounds of cocaine word about $2.4 million In a suite, leading to the arrest of a Ca Rica man. The spokesman said ta' cocaine was found Tuesdafthen the inspector noticed sids of suitcase had apparer# been replaced. They said the inspector found six plate bags of cocaine Inside the suitcase Panels. Carranza Ltto MarIo Mc(linn, 19, of (oa Rica, was turned over to Bahaman authorities after the discovery, the spokesmnm said Ile said Mctjtnn had entered the Bahamas from Jarnai and was be1n processed (tie flight to Miami when the '° caine was (owid. -• - 3 K -- �-- Eveneng lleiaid No __ M Wc 300 N. RENC}IAVE,SANl.ORD ArVa ( k' 305-322.26fl Wednesday, , uuuru mrnoie Jaycees are once again nce 7dIesireassista ncome Tax are invited to a program Feb 19 the Interstate Six ticipaflon in the Beta-Signui.Phi Valentine Ball to I ii,1976-4A %%'III.IAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ItOlIERT C.MARKEY. Advertising Director 9 .Am*- I 10111c fhliver%: %%'Pek, 55 cenL Year. $28.40. R Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.0; Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ________ flJ I S ociai ecu ri ty System Falters VW The Clock President Ford's proposal to increase the Social Security tax to 12.3 per cent — an increase of three-tenths of one per cent for both emp!oyes and employers is one way to drive the wolf away f rom the door of this endangered pension program. It is not the only way. however, and there are Theatre, 14 and SR 436, where representatives from RS andaSdCPA w help. reas a.m. will feature a talk on Businesses participating in the fund raising include Marcella's, Guy's Bar-B-Que, Dairy Shack, 1101 Donut Shop, Sizzlin' Steak, Knight's Shoe Store and Dekle'sGulf Station. More businesses will and answer session -xith David Lanier, of Sardord, plus additl(mal assistance from tax aides trained by the HIS for Ithe American Association of Pcrso. be announced as they become Involved. A10 planncJ a Buwi1n Touruaiiieiit uii Feb. 11-12th at 3:30 p.m. at Bowl-America for Sa nf ord Middle School and Ike View Middle School. 1w area youngsters intend to compete and raise money for the Youth Ranch, which is located near Winter income tax and question panty University fraternfUes and sororities prefer to test their pucker power in "the Great Sea World Valentine's Day Kiss-Off." Special "smack shacks" will be erected Saturday at th e park's entrance where rcpresentative of each fraternal park Visitors to be organization will try to bussed during the kissing contest, 10:30 a.m. to 2: p.m. The men will compete with th e women to see Who has the most appeal as well as a cont to chose the winning sorority and fraternity, The program is Cponsored by Project INVEST at Florida Tech University _____ and Seminole Corn. Springs. rait.s? it seems Florida Technological 0 If Congress want.s to reject the President's plan, and leave the tax rate at the present 11.7 per cent, it has two choices. It could increase sharply the maximum earnings on which the tax is imposed, or it could plan to stave off deficits with money from general tax revenue. Both of these alternatives would lea ve only the wispiest nect ion between what most workers would put into !he Social Security system and what they could expect to receive in benefits upon retirement. It is the penchant of previous Congresses to broaden Social Security coverage and sweeten its benefits th at has made the program an actuarial disaster area. No amount of tinkering with the way the program is funded is going to save it unless there is a major overhaul in the way benefits are calculated, Economists and actuaries who have studied the program are coming up with various approaches to reform, but most of them agree that Congress made a fundamental mistake in laying down the present formula for computing benefits, which ties them to increases both in average wage levels and .---- --_; -_I Z - -. .. ~ the cost of living. In recent years this has caused __ . benefits to rise faster th an the inflation rate. ---1 -~~4 -: Z - . ~ - __: ~w F un damental reform of Social security will be - -4__, 1no e.ss uoth because of the complexities = of such a prograt'and because of the politicáisJt. ta.r,,, sitivitY Of lowering the expectations of those relying on it for all or most of their retirement income. By the same token, to treat the problem only by raising payroll taxes or shifting support to the general fw1d — invites a rebellion among young and middleaged workers who resent the risin9 burden it places on their earnings. As it is. the one out of five Americans who earn more than $14,100 a year will see their Social Security tax rise by $70 this year even without new action by Congress. 77he maximum earnings taxable at the present rate rises this year to $25,300 and is scheduled to go to $16,500 next January, raising the tax bite by another $70 to $965 with a corresponding increase in the employer share. -- - -..: - - - -. I • ••, .. ... • - With the system not able to stay solvent even at that rate of support, something's got to give. i Examples Of Waste .-- . : - - 7 Tr 1 - . - : a . - •. . ' . ' , ' . I - . . •. - E --. ' - - ' ' . - .- iIi tI I. I ! I -1 ! !$$ - - - '( :3i:-( :- -I II 4) p. rI4 • ' , i.e,- "Nzw , 'j.6 ' ... — wc" - . . . krNk- '• .. •r - .- ' :: -- i'- " ) J: , #r i I % - '1!. j :~ j Z 0" F ~ Y; 14 ,. 1, '0~ - - "I1 a v* i 3p . i i- le do $6.7 million which cannot be accounted for in another W&Are operation administered from Stamp program. the Food Proposals to cure waste and abuse In welfare programs by rr, W1- _ . I ~, Z; ,:7: ~ l' '!ç - X 1 ' eit4 - . _--. . .I ' ' I W ife S Place On The Stump? ., .• 4 ' •..1 . • ., 1 artists of the world, recklessly plundering its resources for the sake of immediate profits. Curious thin g, though, it Is the Communists who are demonstrating the greatest greed and least conce rn for th e welfare of future generations, at least In one vital category. Scores of Soviet and oth er East European trawlers, accompanied by huge factory Ships and refrigerated transports up to 600 feet long, are ravagi ng the waters off the Atlantic coast, charge American fishermen. "0.rownftsh inglndustrycan'tcornpetewj that," says John W. Brown, of the Emergency Committee to Conserve America's Marine FLthCIICS. "We have small, family-owned operations, using 65-foot side trawlers. We go out and come back in th e same day. They can stay out for months. There is no way we can compete with those big ships." Haddock is practically an endangered speci e already, he says. Herring is declining rapidly. Is seriously In response to these cries of alarm, which have been mounting for the past five years, the House last October and the Senate Just the other 1 ' ..', I I ,'. f k . Q_ :,'' ,. f /' 4f '.. . . - 1.• ' I I - ... I . J r.' .. 4; . . -a.. " . 11 • -. • •' " .. - ' . .' ' : j ,___- ' -•. ..-.;* • " -- ' _____ (i4C5 F -. (lay voted bills establishing a 200-mfle fishing limit off U.S. Coasts. Bo th bil ls, which must now be combined into a single piece of legisla tion, would defer the effective date of the limit to allow time for ue l4atlonal Law of the sea nteco to come L up with an over-all oceanographic treaty minutes late in arriving at the local Senior Citizens' Center. Standing on bare floors, amid paint-peeling walls and under a spiral of flypaper, she told t'e 10 elderly people t hey had a "lovely place." Then she removed her coat, revealing a flawlessly hand-knit frock the cost of which doubtless exceeded the monthly Incone of any in attendance. But what was most disastrous about the appearance here of the wife of Democratic presidential candidate Sargent Shriver was, in the worth of one present, "she didn't tell us anything." She shook hands, exchanged pleasantr ies, moved from face to face like a kindly WAC officer inspecting the troops — and then left. What about the Social Security controvcry, what about rumored Medicare cutbacks, what about tax relief for elderly borne owners? Mrs. Shiver was mum. She did of course make a brief pitch for her husband and introduced her Inevitable sister, Pat i.awford, but her LIUiOCUOIJS visit .served mainly to raise again a never settled campaign question: What is the pw-pnse ofstpl wives, iu1dIn any event do(beydoa,iy good? Put to Mrs. Shrivei- at the Center here, she said the question is a fair one to which she has no The Ed itor defining the rights and obligations of nations in .. the use and conservation of the world's marine sessed at $1,500 or 12.000" — as matters that could be handled beI by other tIi the state's top elected officials. Another example, he said, was a half-day Cabinet hearing foor years .igo which resulted in a decision that green turtles had to be 31 inches across the shell rather than 26 inches before they could be caught. "It is Important to the green fflicials said priority must al.so be given to rebuildirq! turtle, an animal we do not thc small towns in which damage was heaviest. Many are just piles of rubble. Guatemala is an agricultural country, and the rural towns are regional centers of commerce and government. want to become extinct .. butit took the Cabinet several hot rs to decide," Askew said. The 114 appeals of disputes between county assessors and county appeai boards in. nounced the capture of the two ports at the Atlantic end of the ra ilroa d across the central part of the country , and BritLth corresponden ts report the MPLA and Cuban forces are moving toward confrontation with the South Af rican army, Jane Rergerol of th e London Financial Times report ed from lAzarxja, the Angolan capital, that the MPLA Epular Movement) announced its unopposed cuPalion Tuesday of Bengue la , the coasta l terminus of - . - IILIIL to the north . ' Th e rout of the pro-Western UNITA (National Union in southern Angola now Is virtually complete „,, A direct confrontation wi th the Sou th African army now seems imminent,” Nicholas Ashf or d of the Times ci London reported from Johannesburg. Payoff Probe Demanded ROME (AP) Rome's biggest newspaper joined Italian Communist party today in demanding an official Investigation of reports of payoffs by th Lockheed Aircraft Corp. and the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency to Italian politicians, - Ile Communist party, which ran a close second to the Democrats In electio ns last June, asked the of course, the sister of Se nator Ted ) probably muddles an eay a tQPQwp Se at !ast a well known as her candidate husband. And in fact, her Kennedy cxwction regularly gains her more local media at ten tion than the can. didate himself. On the other hand, her family president of the lower house of parliament to call a special session of the f oreign relations commission "to probe Loc kheed affair . and the inadmissi ble Interference f the CIA." '' impropriety and imPr8clitality would still exist. ties can be detrimenW: -Dne Septuagenarian resources. The House version sets a date of July ), 1976, the Senate version July 1, 1977. It has come to my attention that considerable Such an international agreement wo uld be comment has been made regarding my oppreferable to unilateral action by the United position to splitting the office of the Clerk of the &ates. We have, after all, protested th e 200'mile Circuit Court in Seminole County. The upcoming fishing limit claimed by certain latin American March 9 referendum, if it passes, will allow the countries off th eir Pacific coasts. County Commission to hire their own campBut the signing of this bill by President Ford, troller. Th is In my opinion is not only tota lly when it reaches him In its final form, would unnecessary, but potentially dangerous. I think serve notice that we will not stand by in. the goals and objectives of Seminole county definitely and watch our little, independent regarding fiscal management and information "capitajists" be fished into oblivion bj can best be met under existing law. massively organized fleets of th e so-eslled The requirement that the recorder (unction "People's republics." be removed from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court would not be the most economical Bicentennial ii years the needs of the taxpayers. U the . -i-n. ch 9 Important as was the Declaration of In. referendum passes, the recording of documents dependence, a second and mc*i Important such as maps, plats, bankruptcy proceedings, American Revolution was the Constftutbnal deeds, mortgages, leases, contracts, liens, court Convention of 1787, according to Bower My, decrees and more will fall under the jurisdiction visi ting professor at Kent State Unive rsity, of the appointed comptroller. To me, the Very nature of these items indicates that the recorder "We woo the war," says My, as quoted ii an function should remain with the Clerk of the interview by the Ravenna, Ohio, Record, Circuit Court, and not be given to the County Courier, "And the co rn(eua pa Afcwmen Commission. like Mad ison, Hamilton , Jay and Adams — If the March 9 ref erendum passes, Seminole decided these former Rritissh colonies were in County will have the f irst dPPOinted comptroHer trouble, in a non-cha rter county In the state of Florida. "They were great men with the ability to look All other non-charter counties have elected ahead. They had Prescience. They recognized comptrollers, and I believe Seminole County that the commonwealths would begin to struggle would be setting a dangerous precedent with an ' among themselves and that European natiora appointed comptroller. would Intervene on rme side or the other, much Another matter that concerns me Is whether 2S nations are doing now in Angola." an appointed comptroller would be conThus they came together in Annapolis in 1787 stitutional. I personally do not believe it would I seriously question whether a comptroller hired here said he didn't mind Mr. 'uiver "but I by the County COMIT1131ito would give ex. never trust his woman." penditure vouchers the careful scrutiny that an Campaign officers usually are optimists elected off1ciaiwould, and ttaxpay about electioneering wives. Particularly 11 they entitled to. In business, we do not permit those are personable, Maria C.arriei-, New Hampshire who do the accounting to do the adiUng, and I do coordinator of the Morris Ud.aII bid, says Mrs. not feel it should be allowed in goverment. Udall's appearances give vote" a look at the As a citizen and a taxpayer, I per to vote congressman's private side, "and for people who for a public official rather than have him ap- want to know as much pointed by a political party, IstroJy urge a NO possible this is all to the about a candidate U good." Actually, times vote on the March 9 referendw splitting the are such that if 8 candidate's wife were not office of the Clerk of the CIrvjt Court in appearing, suspiclon would arise. Already Seminole County, and a llowing the County Hubert Humphrey is trying to ch squel 1-tumors Commission to hire a comptroller, that his wife Muriel is balking at the idea Of Yours for better but less govenent, lea vi ng her home for inother White House race. V Fechtel It is of course possible for spouses to become Florida House of FEBRUARY 10, AI)mSsloNs HlRflIS Mr. & Mrs. John M. (Barbeta) Bowes, a girl, lake Helen j0 resentatives i.ssues in their own right during campaigns. Sen. , A. Burton George W. Carlton Leroy Cole Harry A. Dilley Elsie C. Hughes William Johnson Mike A. Jones Horace Kenyon Selena Lee Pamela J. McIntyre nda Montgomery Anna N. Richter Boy Ripley EHUU i.,. Singletary H e l en Y. Smith John H. Spinelli Elizabeth M. Rose, Casselberry Hazel Woodward, De Bary Larry La urine, Deltona Gertrude Lucko, Deltona DCHARGI Sanford: Terra D. Black Bridg - tte Perry Grace'l.. (<md Marie A. G Nancy Nelms Ella hi. Smith county of Escarnbia — are scheduled to co me be fore the Cabinet Tuesday. Askew said he supported the Cabinet system because It brings into the open for public examina ti on matters of land purchases, leases and contracts. "But th e trouble wi th the systern Is that it takes a lot of time from the governor for items that are less important," he said. lie also said the leLs1atur I "too sensitive to reallocation of functions" and interprets them as attempts to destroy the systam. Askew's statement came in response to a question from Adron Walker, Stetson University union board president, as to whether the governor felt le held him ultimately responsible for state activities and whether he would like to S' s appoint I'A Askew said most people do hold him responsible but "those who understand the dllused executi ve understancf 're pons1hilly cannot be pinpoin ted ." i 'i I Bus Drivers Association effort In New Hampshire, Women's stretch bodice i4 nylon sleepwear, ( Myrtle B. Welborn, Enterprise Oliver Sjoblom. Lake Mary Sale 4 for $3 Betty C. Isbell, Longwood Grover F. Townsend, New Smyrna Beach Adelbert Klos, Oran ge City short, average, tall r439 99C each Flexxtra® stretch nylon pantihose __ with lnvisaguard' toe, nude heel and sheer leg French cut reinforced panty Queen sizes reg 1 29 each, Sale 4 for 54 , z' I 1 WITH EVANGELIST JAMES DARBY OF De LAND I Starling Sunday, Feb. -, - :-z . V '. M'aaVW—w w'W't.td'dM.MMM iS -'1" ; I IJi .~ ,~ L~ For transportation call Johnny Amos 323-2679 , . MARANATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Timothy R. Gross, Lake Am.. .a, , /I.- ~'L; kI .- -'=- . ,- WEATHER i Rabi*n: CIA Tried To Undermine Israel ? i" instan ce, he charged, Colby had de-emphasized donicafly, that laracl cannot buy Russian arms wi th held becèe he still may visit CommunIst Jordan's 6(O to 700 tanks and another 1,000 tanks and ammunition, in Iraq. KOREA CAPER: In a wild Journalistic countries, told that his purpose In serving as Rabin was particularly f urious over the CIA's career missed by intermediary to force the CIA to get in. congressional investigators, by bitter complaints against the CIA. f ormation for hti on two captured estimates on Iraq which supplied three large the CIA The fl uttering blue and White Israeli friends. The once tried to bribe the Communist friends, eorre.VN flags units of troops to the Arabs in th e 1973 war, At wor _ ents Don Dixon and Richard along do wntown streets, t he warm gree•lng by that time, Rabin acidly potntc"i out here, the chett, ld'sinmost newsman, Wilfred But- Applegate, had Li seized in a yacht off Hong to deffamous ecting to President Ford ofla rainy White House ta wn the United States for Kong by Red Chit* Iraqis were distrac ted by Kurdish rebels. 1100.000. Rabin's address to Congress created a,i irn. xtptical of thC'irchctl plan's success, the Ue(-(ntl), i,i','ecr, to Israel's chsmav, the DcIcctIo by the talented Austi'alIan wh(.)s .S.-Israch relations were trouble. CIA newanan neverthel raised it with the Currfree. has withdrawn its support of the Kurds, ft byline is familiar all over the Communist world InVist reporter befoh they began their freeing fouz more Iraqi div isions for potiible would have been a juicy in te lligence and In private talks, however, Ra bin pulled out action against Israel. ton offer you SK000 for publicity coup (ci' the U ni ted Sta tes. shealsot top secret Israeli intelligence reports in ur lilt story." th e In addi tion, Rabin said the United States is said. "Plus we'll The bizarre idea of buying off Burchett lake very good care flCnan an attempt to show the CIA and its recently of Y." The $100,000 was to th its originated wi wi departed director William Colby tried to tin- sophisticated U.S. arms, is not th Maj. Gen. Blackahear Bryan, a be CIA !Ufl(k a potential Israeli top U.S. negotiatcr at Panmunjom, Korea, deimlne Israel. But BUtchett had a wlfid newborn ch opponent. ild in Sept ember 1953. He d iscus Peking and also apparently it with a U.S. liked his life as a Colby advised key senators late last year that Meanwhile, the Soviet bloc, according to newsman, a U.S. intelligence officer in World globe-trotting Communist Sti Israel had a respectable military advantage Rabin's top secret reports, is replenishing i ts War 11, who ter He was an acquain tance of Burcheti. the U.S. rew.cman no encouras..... W1..gave fI?V if. A...t. ZL .. .. Armk Ir1,..,1,,, ..,t. _i.. . . TTJIt'II £L. a V11"3 "fl Planes, LanLs and other was ("UI' uvim.Jrs. aruy as a result, newsmnan.lntermediaryadVis$t thestheme The neWITna sat down with the CIA and President Ford is asking only 11.8 billion In aid stpIies at a rate five times faster than the be ire, t CIA Cflr , i..,_t ,r..il ,_ -- . ,. I.,, ..i.i.,, -. - "4 ,.,,, , JIULVU 'idI3 1.5 restocking Israel. IIA L."IUW, UL icas L1(M1 azou,ixj WOUkI be R .V milli on less than the -. urch cjt" offered to Israelis are seeking. Burchett as he anti the newsjuan FDOtIktc: The newsman told he had been Indeed, observed I(abin during one coo- walked down a Panmunjom th the end But during his visit1 R bin denounced (y' pa . At ference, Israel has had to Incorporate Russian the path Of promised the cç on the defctl estimates as incomplete, citing figures (rain his equipment captur of was a U.S. landing pad where the agreemnnj. Desldes," ed from the Arabs into its own he licopter would be ready to spirit off RutcheU. f get, in he ld, "don't own highly respected intelllg.enee arvices. For military forces. The or th problem is, be noted urThe newsman, who asked that his name he the CIA." ose datwe all felt dlffei'e about L , "You haveni published the narne of any CIA agents in your publication, have you?" ...... %, 'k .'::.::i, &4 IJ . . I we 9' , ; \ r_b.3.-'.A- .\I i ~_ 'I Wku 'I'' ___ . - you ied It _ )f citgtt MORTUARY k I,,',. south exceptlls southeast coast a ywp '( Y and Keys. Ifigha Friday In the Because we understand the __________ 70s. Turning cooler north effects of bereavement we L Saturday and south portion make every effort to provide ',r— Saturday night with lews by thoughtful assistance in &ndaymotig from 30s north every way possible with Eunice I. Wilson dignity at all to near 50 interIor south portion Directress t3 and lOs In the Keys. Highs I Sunday mostly llsnarth and 7h I ("i i )44L.41... (I south, Thirsdiiy's Daytona Beach tides: high 4:50 a . m 5:11, low 11:01 a.m., 11:10 P.M. Port Since 1955 Canaveral: high 4:43 a.m ., 4:48 1110 Pine Ave. Ph. 372-5212 Sa nford p.m., low 10:41 a.m., 11:08 p.m. J ., nylon skirt. Sizes S,M.L \ I '-ti1i'W9Jfl a matchir,g bikinis have V-neck stretch tops of polyester, nylon or nylon lace plus " . . 4 L \\ j ,t t ", ~", ¼ 1 I -. / times. . Sleeveless baby dolls with t\ ,' J ' . , $4 1. \ •ISS Stretch bodice gowns have butterfly or check tops of nylon/polyester, nylon lace and solid color skirts Sizes S.M,L /1 1k - I ,!44J,,4 4 __ -- . __ .\ "'!.\ •i. 4 p I!?P!,iI - "" low 3L Fair and warmer today and tonight. Partly cloudy and continued warm fl'ursday, Highs today and Thursday near $0. [, toiiig!it In the mid SOs. Winds light and variable. EXTENDED FORECAST A few showers north portion ,. Friday. Othcnise generally fair weather, Mild Friday wi th . -, . $5 I / ..... . r Tuesday's bAM11M1WN — Despite the cordial smiles List abounded during e re nt visit of th ce Prune Minister Yitzhak Rabin to Washington, l us secret talks with U.S. leaders were marked __________ — ~ ~ "- li, Sanford, Fli iMMMMMOSMAMA of ~ 1 - 1016 French Ave •' ': I Mary Eddie N. Belanger, Longwood Martin H. Satava, Longwood I Seminole County dau0kr Susan, his hope being she can help his Robert D. Thompson, Deltona Connor Deltona 7 IS THE SPIRIT OF REVIVAL5 June B. Walsh, Deltona Clare II. Brown, Geneva Eleanor C. Moring, Lake Helen if for no other reason than they Helen M. Churchill, DeBary William W. Merrls, DeBary Wealthy S. Spokes, DeBary FTHE SPIRIT OF '76 Joan Smith, Deltona 1.1311ally work Bobliy Braddy, without renurneraflon. President Ford has gone 'Secretary f as to cut shct th e skiing va cation of is h be. But should it be declared constitutional, the - HOSPITAL NOTES 34th Disct Edmund Muskie suff ered severely when rumors • were passed In New Hampshire's 1972 primary that his wife enjoyed hercups too much And this Drivers Appreciative time around candidate Fred Harris' wife LaDonna Is feared by many in thIs state as a The Seminole County Bus Drivers radical feminist, although many others view her Association would like to express their ap- as of better presidential timber than her predation for your coverage of our Tecepilon husband. Then there was the wife some years honoring a retiring driver, Mt Cart, o here who was described as "talking like a street walker and acting even worse;" she i presidents of our Associati on . cooly remembered as having had "all the This event marked a period In our listory ol sitivitY of a pickax." nwhich we are very proud. We are planning some For all the risks, no candidate thIs year is future events and will be pleased if it is conwithout a campaign ing Mrs. (except Eugene vertient for you to do so, to cover them as well. McCarthy, who is separated). Moreover, most We also appreciate the cooperative and Candidates have enlisted other family members, helpful way Vincent took the pictures. o f what he called minor mat. "whether a lot should be as. 8Y The Associated . complaining of his time being wasted in Cabinet conaideration There has been no increase for more than 24 hours in the The Soviet-backed MPLA faction in Angola has an- - TALLAHASSEE (AP) — As Gov. Reubin Askew was official toll of 17,032 dead, almost 55,000 injured and more than a sixth of th e country's 6 million people homeless, Emergency foreign aid is pouring In, ro criu outbreaks of disease have been reported and business acti vi ty is resuming In Guatemala City. fle corn harvest was over before the quake, but workers are needed to get the wheat crop in during the next o weeks. The nation's bread basket, between Chilmaltenango and Lago de los Cisnes (Swan Lake) was hit hard, and many farm workers were killed or injured. Many of the survivors are busy rebuilding their adobe homes. Leftist Angolans Seize Ports answer. In her can her Kennedy kinship (she is, — ette rs To to launch the Second American Revolution, •. ForTime ters, aides were examining 114 appeals to th e Cabinet of 1 4 county tax assessments. In answer to a question at a meeting with college studentbody presidents Tuesday, Askew cited these appea ls — coast Wnvu.y,Fvi. H, iilé—)A r e s s ed I I __ , re Too Few - I P ftralo S.niuni, Fl. 1 GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala (AP) - One week after Guatemala's devastating earthquake, officials are turning to such longer-range problems as th e wheat harvest, reconstruction of shattered Villages and towns, and clearance of the highway from Guatemala City to the Is JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S r V.." j• , . .-!! ~I, ,,,; , ~ vZI , * 41 . , - ~ I or1, 10 recipients in early 1975 were being over-paid, and one out of ere not eligi ble for the benefits, The loss: $547 million, which :i government doubts it can recover. .Meanwhile, the AgricLiture Department is try ing to nin greater "federalizing" rest on the assumption Umt they can be 'imaged more efficiently that way. We're from Mlssowi. - , r- Two years ago responsibility for programs aid elderly, blind and disabled was transferred from the states to the feder al government to be opera ted as a single pro gram ca lled Supplements: Securi ty Income, under the wing of the Social Security system. Now , a status report shows tha t one out ' Americans may be celebrating their method of operation, nor would it properly meet "•: -. • - 4' - ' The capitalists, according to orthodox Marxist theory, are supposed to be the ri p-off degenerate further into a th inly-disguised welfare To Problems Of Rebuilding is C. /\ . TOM TIED -17 - ~Aru ., ',l- i I Fish*ing Fine But Fish Guatemalan Officials Turn —BIUCw'rle DON OAKLEY Which would raise as much money or more to relieve the impending crisis. The trouble is these alternate funding schemes would destroy what remains of the original concept Of Social Security. The time is rapidly approaching V icn Congress must decide whether Social Security is worth saving as a form of retirement : ! will receive loving and a big smack kiss from Sea Wor ld's 6,800 pound killer whale Shamu, who Is no slouch when It comes to osculatory e xpertise. - alternate propo.sals being discussed in Congress IN Donations will go to the Heart Fund. The champs The Longwood Bicentcnjijal Com mittee will meet at the Caine Bravo law offices Sr 4 Longwood. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. MLs Laura ORLD BRIEF I W : : What cver.iappened to gold fish swallowing an whc' plan to bring tax forms with them are remini they are responsib le for all in. formation on the form. Individual donations will be accepted by Skip for one cent per Vote toward his crowning of Feb. 14th at the Valentine Ball. Contributions can be mailed to Sanford Seminole Jaycees, P.O. Box, 13 Sanfor d, for the Seminole Youth Ranch. I . morning Program, starting at to the King of Hearts and promote the you th ranch. Evening /S K evv TaWt,er, secretary of Lyman High School tennial Committee, wLlI give a presentation of the llc tovfted to attend goals for that group. The at benefit the Seminole. Youth Ranch. This ear's Jaycee candidate is th e PreSIIenIO( ________ H. RICHARD LONG, Editor A County in the preparation f their g community involvement with par- Around :_ . Sale prices effective thru Sunday, February 15. L " 1 - - \ '_:v,. ___7~~~ - ~ — CHARGE IT' at Sanford Penneys. Open Mon. thru out. U .m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 1:00-5:00 p.m. Phone 3231310. --:'-- --- - �- ... .. - _ __ - - - _____ 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ____________________ Wednesday, Feb fl,17 BEETLE BAILEY - - __ / 'i --S - ThX,' 11 W 4 Ar5 S LJI.E AFotrr 1410 4AOw ,A • gotJNp s4 o$. 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HERE, LET ME GIVE IT TRY'J RETURNIN& SAID I COULD CUTY4OF CM OF WOOD IN 4 HOUR." i J IT TOOK — re c.i-J el'? \\ . Thecauseofthesedeposijs not atolutely clear but we by Bob Montana . - __ - .".'.. --' _117 `I ,1 WHERE 'Vu '\ SE ? . 14 r `1 ' / ARCHIE - - - 1" know the likelihoW of having them is increased will, high SAY- D-UH.-- WHATSThATNO4S& Ea st Pi-is ["ass IIass flas-4 -2V r, - 7 aS_ LIMIT 5A East's two'heart opening was one of those weak two bids that are common in American expert Ied his opponents to an un mak a ble fie club contract. when East slipped on ense Ifillv Eisenberg brought th e contract home, West sh old have ItA his six When you have rais. ed with three small trumps, You shouli lead the top But ub09RvA 17he answer is that we I do. You have 10 Certainly high-card points and a pix-4 %Iwde suit, ° (Do you have (1 i , ::.-I;...-..- * , "SHW0119 I 1) I39 SSTD - ONE Ium ~ ii 1-1 2 UMIT FIRAIL NET0 , , . Ai';tct(np . . %,-:-: %.-_::~-.,..1 ., .- _C:!~ .:.;~v nial ___ -, - ... LADIES , ... HD'O IRAND $669 PS PLASTIC DISPOSABLE BUTANE . . 39 .... / 5.. •.••.,••.•....•....••..•.•.•.. ... •• •. t, -_-~ * . . .. ,f i ----. . _Z' - 1 •'. . .1 . "OPUM n JUICE IN JUST SECONDS - --- -- REG 1 49 LIMIT 2 Annual meeting of Humane Society of Seminole 53"10 .. 1. .. , 99 """' ., ...... ELECTRK JUKER ET MAGI- so .1... £ ,•.--.. . HAWLTON BEAN ' .1 dr CASE FELT LGOLD IKE BAND REG 1995 - SYLVANIA '... ..... % .1. ( ( '. . 1 . 1, REFLECTS DI ..., $ 1-i-.' SWISS MADE) .••.• ,50 PLUS 20 .. .:r ut4 P H .- MOOD WATCH IMIT a L ... . -I 400 0 :..':' LADED -_____ 1,I.~I. ( opul t,nd WWI lawt 1,111 1,. .iriur 2 TWIN I 8 - \ .... .,. ..Y ... ~ r"W"1111"'111111"'I :1 -,... ,;-~,X I ILLE111 L, salilvelit I 1 0 i ~, : -:- *..:-.,--.,. 00 1. ,::;::::..: . -I _. Z. SAS IDISP ' \•:•'•''.." • :;,;:.:.',', t 01,19 l Slid-Florlda Singles Assn. covered dish luncheon, 2 p.m., Sunda)-. Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce. Visitors welcome. decided it was a fourth best BY X, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 15 - . ... OA- \ '.,.:.:,;-: 7001%PASYE 9 :1, ' % . PAL ::.,..: ... .:.,::::,. ~ k— '~' i - •:•.•.'.'.>. .0 - ,i I .1. ., OR • GREAT GIFT IDEA ...... LIMIT masquerade ball, 381 2AO1OMISEUR ARPEGE •. ': '° W I I_ :;~~,:~ 0N11 I AD CLAIR 'r .":-:.:,.,.-.:,... , .::*:.,.:.::: ,:::*.:", ' 0 /, ..=:% 7 ,r _:: , ::~ . , .-,., -_. Sanford Women's AA, closed, 2p.m. 1201 W. Fst Sanford. %, ,,. ..:Ø'; - 1 11 Hard or PRO..• .••'•.•• Ca%selberry AA, closed. 8 p.m., A.scension Lutheran, Ic s b ci .- (kange I~ind, Casselberry. Grand March, 9:ij p.am.; sandwich buffet 74:30 p.m. a the Jacobys" care ot this newspaper. The Jacobys win answer individual quostions it stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed, rho most interesting questions will bo used in this column 4 SHrMPO0 I / 1 Gean American Sode question experts' Write "Ast For the / , - ( S SY IROL National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon 4 ' / Audubon Wildlife Films, 3 and 8 p.m., Bush Auditortui, Rollins College, Winter Park Mathuer p / • Casselberry I old Ward' s store) 8:30 a.m Sanford Civic Center, 9 a.m. Returni 6 p.m. with - ' ' .%..' -..N~.. %. ntnr (ttf,pn Tour (o I ~ I A reader frwn Del- ware wants to know if we teCOIn. / NE - '. Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. I . _____ / iMI , (ItIlned his contrtrt :% -: ~- 30 ' PgTAMIN SS I * REG. 10 99 ER I k 88 i AG S: T sWoYs FOR 3.5 LP. $11551 S flSAUON MOTOS . 99 r1toAl I I 4 ASSON TINENt . % .II .. ..... .. ....... 9 . %, 8 :, * --~__M _~y - ____ Idylhsilde Flemeat.ary School PTA, 7 30 pm CARNIVAL -— gI%e some people relief I ia a 111 — _____ ----I . ' '"i CRAZY CURL TWIRL A CURL IN 10 SECONDS - STEAM ON 9 /44 -~ _ ~ ~6 NO STICK COATING Wins '" conserve heat in the vital center ' DEMAND .. ,,, I / arap eg A VE EVE 1iEM 'OURs *8 q 88 __________ 1W ,. b. I Ir .- . L II—.' ., 25 _,00 - ' , .. -_ ~:r_ . I l-,", "' __ -1 ~~, 1`,~~ *~'. ;ill~ ii,'. _,,i -. - 3 :. 12F I. MM~", _. . I. ., . -Vttfii,'. 1i1~1i:,-_ ! REG Ui% - >— \ ~Ark L --- _4i** _4__-i--_ r . 1. _________ - 9 *_ ? : I . :00 This ARRIVE AUVE ~~ , X WISH X NRN'T r YA'- I heat ers voted to overlook zoning laws and let him continue to ate a produce stand. - 't I ;,, 1+ 1~~l ENAIR KING SIZE I GX 'GCOMroRT CONTOURED SEAT said after county commission- transfer i MIL . - -- M'MoRy _..i -'-" ,, •• 1975. 5 - f do H not have A4m4m,t,,,,O, -- chest down. i . Gorman told the coinmissio akeItjnd GOVERNOR'S IGHWAY a COMMISSION medical fkw%u Deporiment of I E 019? 5tStAI*C p Ilk k / -/ COMBO 4UC7 128 ; 44 '' 99 I I FLOATING BLADE ACTION `1 1 MODE , _________________ - ZnpjL=_ i by Garry TUMBLEWEEDS by I K Ryan , _____ "5-"k - call io(k- 7 I -4 Trudeau v. X C"1 1 FLEA MARKET SHIRLY9M1ILETT , J~ 44 L ' 4 I 1'. q 4 .~: 2 GALLON SOLID CHOCOLATE FOIL HEARTS 'Y. MODEL ItP 13 REQ , 79c r ALL METAL RIG WITH POUR \ STORAGE LAVAILAB SHIRLEY MILLETT 0 005. 4,;00 INGS .1 A A - .. -' , i - S_ - - -- -------- - -- -- -- = ---- -5 == - --S = - = 5- - -- --r= r = -=; S -- - -- Ss_s_s_ S -- - -- = -- _- - - -- -- - -- S -- -- Tlli.A --- City Approved 5 - -- - S - - S - -- ---- - -- - -- -- - - - - - S Ss_55s_ -- Deltona - - T: ::: ' . .. RY1 SHOP EARLY SOME OVIOV _ - S -- - 5 — Seminole Plaza and 1433 Semoran Blvd. - -- s_s_ s -= - SSS S - )!S - - SS - ---- - -- 'I -= -- -- - - - -- = -- -- :-1%'X' ..... WW: ' itell - I .. - - • . ,w ITEMS LIMITED Le'L3,'r4.. - ER BRAND . IA A SUNDAY 10.7 - . ~X ! _* _0 GASOLINE CAN ' i , .. SANFORD . --- . :tIVI_24 -xi blo I \ - !`;~.~ ..... -'Pj1 I b : ,_` . I .* CHAISE & CHAIN PADS ' IL - -- - S - ---- - -- -- - - -- -= = 5 SSs_ - - - - -1 ....:'N . /-It L" 1 ".5'.' I ADJUSTABLE nivinsisti ~'.~_____---I - I . F A RvT 4 k Ill 'A it rs : '. .. ..-, I99 ) ", A .2 -T--Jj~ _,irr_,(R~4;A,r. -1 ! .. 12 OZ. ( 19C 1, i "'w GRASS SHEARS , 11 LADIES SPORT & 41 6 OZ flceseistrying" UNGING PUNT[ 4r/ 0AFVJ ;*ICA , REG 1.89 5111111: 1 L~~ UR it . ROD HOLDER I A ñA E I ____ BOAT AND Plik y in -4 -:t _ ~-~ , !3& _Mir, J -#br. .J . ... 1199 MONO LINE. CHIPS STJRDY ... ESP6 ROD 88 COMPLETE WITH _' HICKOR ck ing. That' s the thing hip oti ine old block, Dr. Sprague! I've been wailin' here more'n an hour!" '- r---1J \ y who want to work, ,~1. problem that nit-eds correction. ROLL WHE ELS I JIM$1"99 28 QUART . ThesYod5Wehasetoofe emphasize that all people with these Problems need a medical exarnInatlontobe1aInthey SPINNING i , AEG. from increasing the calcium Safety is a family affair - I CRN T • - - ( '. m and by keeping the legs s GARDEN HOSE . - La~ , 1AN111, BOWL I - - Pololl TO 99 The Thiomasvi e, Ga., native 1 _ - 'r- I L,10 - i,4M i'- -k* ~~ i. z 1. i.tr --' SWINGER __4 nt right," Some people also benefit -7 '. . 6 ,, the vital center of the body bLit allows the temperature in Ulie ~ I NOW ______ ~_ - - ii,-L - - FRANK AND ERNEST A - ...-----___ _ Z, -__._-_ , . _: ew; __ I, / of the body mechanism conserves heat for -- __ __ __ time something ) the veins returning to the center blood flow to the brain ___ For more information on . - / carr)"ing blood to the legs will - .* . * , - J1 undesirable symptoms i . ~!4j~AP)' ':~ pt-, f i - - L,r. lHii 109 97 -_ S ____- REG 17 99 I I.--- to's hal . ~1., I CHOL Box 2HP BOIGGS&STRAflON MOTOR I 'S I 01hill S IP iwL TYPE 108 FILM WL -_ ' GAS POWER _____-',,~.. . a M[)AY,FEflRUjy$ 730 p.m ., All Souls N,w in the . X The trick is to keep the feet ' ( POLAROID Gold Star Mothers state board mieet.ing, Hilton Inn, West Colonial. Orlando. Reception, 7 p.m. by Dick Tumor r -WWir- U - II ______ trtfl i _____ JointinstallatlonbanquetWtnterParkandLcngwood ItsertorndClubs,7p.m.,Qua ty nn,SR a mend a spade oercalI of ad%erce one heart opening blood cholesterol levels and long socks to bed The feet and high blood pressure legs will cool first if you are Obstruction of the carotid cold The ccalation is literally arteries particularly with di minished to the limbs to 3 fjj f7o)?r - - Wrimerce at 3 p.m. E I ____ y '" I eight of trumps. ruffed a spade back to his hand. ruffed his sidiamond ith hej of trurrips. came to his hand South 3A 3V di-sease of the heart or the brain examination. you can' t we wid it can affect any artery in any disorders, such as poor the body circul 1ation, I ______ - ~_-1 111- " 1 - . I L - -, T' , I WNJ~ . - - ._ .~, , — . - 0 5G I Az.~ :.ia ,a.ao then) for several years and the The fatty-cholesterol deposits only thing the doctors give Inc that obstruct the carotid are exactly the salme thing that much that It upsets my obstructs the coronary arteries stomach. Would you tell me to the heart to cause heart your remedy again? attaC 3 or obstruct arteries II . 4t, %ruI North carotid artery enters the skull time you told what to do for leg and Is a major part of the cir- or niusde spasms. I ha ve d - ROM (~- 1-1 R &MPO S / . Youth Ranch. 9 a.m. to 4 I culation to the brain. I GAVE 41M UP I 6~ _ , _________ 507TS?- _34!_ . b Al Venn STILL SEEING THAT I__S ,I - West shifted to the 10 of 4 5 42 Neither vulnerable Health lAtter, Number 2-5, There are two carotid ar. Strokes: Cerebral Vascular teries, a right and a left carotid Accident-Cerebral Thjijmbn.cj These are located on each side Enclose a long, stamped, self of your trachea Each one addressed envelope for di%idestntotwomain branches, mailing. Ad your letter to an externd and internal me in care of this newspaper, carodd. The external carotid P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Supplies the outside region of Station, New York, NY 10019 Lhe head and the internal DEAR D11. IAMB - One c J 4.' ~_ . 't, i ' '\ 1' I 'ZJ U S.P . - sl moo ~ ., , % 1. SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 14 10 spot Q 107 buildup of fatty-ehole!tt-re! deposits in the ' w carotid artery. '112 , ..I--....- J (1 \/'. I 4' - Lamb otruction is caused by the a =_ a while and led a diamond to his a i 84 93 DEAR READER - The r ~111M~~ 10 B'•iI 01 . L_j ' 80 ims Wledo AA Group, closed, 8 p.m., First Baptist Chur0i of Ovie(lo, Drilotw Normandy AA. open du I I,) ,,/ 1 "~! ______ .. EAST A K9 32 AW 6EREMEMBEEO' Ifilly hopped up with the a(-e 6. of di-* - ' . niand Ile won with his ace. of caroUd this buildup and what is it made Qiic Young _______________ '. thg Hook I)Iscuuion AA,closed 8 pm, Messiah Ither4tn (urth 1792, Casse1be Tangleood AA Group, closed, 8p.m., Richanis • h - BLONDIE HELEN HIGBY SEMEThiS I ai , #KJ98 i . ____________________ A A Q 10 7 5 Vi75 By l.a%rence E. I.amb. M.D. ~ - __ =-_ ______________ Ike Mar) Rotary Club, 8 a.m., MayfairCountry Club. Valentine Dance, 8 p.m., Fr. Lyons K of C Hall, 25o4 Oak Ave., Sanford. Music by Norm Right. JAt ()It\ ()S%%1tI I) toil J . Co. / I I * I.% - Build.-Up Cholesterol — I ~_I k 1-11 - ----~___ -_ -_ - ~_ ~ - Ll , 1~p - Wk . Se minole South ________________________________________________ Carotid Stenosis Is ~ . ''IN . IJ I -4 -' l -t, , __ - ) .I I 1, f - _aa = - _ ____ -----. f__1 -_ -T? - ~ -------__ ____ __ --_._ I-__________ --.----------- - . ... ____- __, _- _____ - - __________ ____ , . - SCL cond heart shifted to a (Ili- _ - -_ 0 in. Ascension American I,eglon AuxiUry Unit 53, a p.m.. post home 17 92, Sanford SISTER.[tic., noon, Holiday Inn. I)anu for senior citizens with music by Sanford Seraniders 24 :30 P.m.,SaWordCjjc Center. Nodiarge Altamonte Springs Garden Club covered dish supper and iueetti First Federal of Orlando, SR 430 and Palm Sprino Drive, Altamonte Springs, 6:30 p.m. lIuinii Beha vior for Employees," SCC's South Sefflinole (enter, 1-4 and SR 430 Bieenennlal Reerplion sponsored by Suburban Hepublican Women's Club, 79 p m, Oak Harbour Club, Mtamonte Springs. Awarding of Bicentennial quilt. Sanford Clvltnn Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's l(esiurt _____________ ;iA~~ ~~~~___ --- - I . , Seminole AA, closed. noon, Mental Health Ceoter, Robin Rodd, Almon Springs - concerning work. Th1 nk eath mote through . , Feb Pocahontas Weren' t The First And lMngood etA, closed, 8 pm, CrIst Episcopal by Stoffel & Hejmdohl A do- d house 17.92. 24 Wednesda y 111111 __________________________________ __ BUGS BUNNY S ' , ild be unwise to try to sell your airns. _________ ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY U Mcoholks Anonymous, p.m., ui • W. r3i at., San ford. sertorna Club I of Sanford, noon, Western Siulln, S - Do c' ____ CicceIhrry carefull make demands upon otbe today that they're not in the PlF(Feb 2D-March 20 ) If ixltion to fulfill It could create at all possible try not tc make cmbarrasent loans or borrow from friends VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It' s today. Complications could be optimistic, but it' s later result. iiu imp ractica l to assumi something's a foregone conYOUItHIRTIII)AY clusion when it isn't Feb 12 1q76 I IBRA Sept 23-Oct 23) n't rely too heavily upon an Career goals assume a fl associate today who formerly importance this year. Contacts hidmnadeunkeptprornises His you'e deloped should prove record Isn't likely to change helpfal in pul li ng str gs for you SCORPIO tOct 2Nov 22) It behind the scenes to athance - GAINESVILLE (AP) Mary Magdalene Cliurch, Altamonte Springs. I EvenlngHer,5anford,F$. earlier than the Smith-Po in 1528 to king fresh supplies to Spaniard." princess, he found another princess; just Th e well kno wn love affair of honths romance of 1615. an expedition. Capturing the four Spaniards, Presumably they were marthe Mississi ppi River. Capt. John Smith and Poco. But when Ortiz and three the tribe marked Ortiz as their Basing his hontas wasn 't the f irst to brie or. small Price d companions arrived in the next sacrifice. Lox said there is no record oththe old world and the new, says early joura S 0 explorers and Tampa Hay area, there was no hpdat others, ox e "Buithechief's daughter saw er than the fa that the pmtar . of their expedition or it's the Spaniard's phvsique and class' betrothal to another In* 111~ was Juan Ortiz. The name of ader, r1anfilo de Narvaez, begged her father to spare his than was broken off when she C fl( princess has flCCSS "An event in early Florida Instead, they found a nels life," Cox said. "Reluctantly, fit was smitten by Ortiz 1t to time and the tribe's . history between an Indian prin- identity chief named Ilirrihigua and h Chief Ihrrihigua granted his isn't certain he said Unfortunately for th e prin. cess and a Spanish con' tribe of Spanish-hating Indians. daughter's wish and Ortiz was cess, she and her Spaniard quLqtador was thr., first," said "I tWnk it was the Calusa, but "The tribe (had bec,t, bacri- spared." didn't I r. Ao t M irlin Cox , associate professor some claim It was the Tim- (icing a Spaniard at theu Oer the next 11 years, Ortiz lie left her in 159 and be Hood Tractor yearly festival," Cox said. was scheduled to be the victim came a guide for explorer Her)III N Cramit 81astai" Trail lie sd It occurred on the in a area 'The would even trade one of at three more festivals. Eachna ndo de Soto Oflaftoo. F is Jim s1w)res of Tampa Bay 87 years 4I?M*OIIIAve Ife said Ortiz entered the area their own tribe to get a time he was saved by the Indian AtIasS9ti5s . , s?~;% -. ,I, ~ , ~-:-^.', .:. ,:'. .."."-., ..' . I11.X I 1 itinquet for to 14 17 21 J22 FOR TH E COLD tORL COLD OULL I W FACE HEN \ 'tOU / / LEAVE HERE P 13 16 by Larry Lewis / - - - _____ IT'S DISTRACTiN3 THINK P0SITIVe TO HAVE OUR THERE'S 'O BETTER ) J CLASSROO$ SO A UiA, TO PREPARE CCLD SIR 7 i 12 T 15 1. ,, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS . - - _______________________________ , Ii I L L__ - ' - -' r title - - light m*lth Casselberry Rory Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. fleadssa 7. spenng dards CANCER (June 21-July M) AQUARIUS(Jan. aFeb. 19) Eval ua t e goal s and priorities Ts 's ideas aren't likek 01. - on net to - S S3ufofll Kiwanis Club, noon, civic center. ) tW all of distress 24 IKI~') 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E O * neighbor 4 Yemen;te -.s'? - - - tampa ISay Komance Involved Spaniard, Indian (4 C 47 Little JScof) 48 Chtle'l , daughter ~ Negrito I Short Sleep 21 Coeur d'-- 36 Lures CALENDAR oI SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Juggling several large projects co uld prove disasus, y to 21) Take care , another s due to TAURUS (April 2Mny 20) sfer a loss . cautiously plans that have yet to prove Keep strangers out of your their worth . Mistakes could be affairs. hard to unravel. CAPRI ORN GEMINI (Ma y 21-June 20) 19) Select your companions Take extra pains to manage discriminately today. Avoid resour ces prudently the next persons whose aims are not In few (lays. Set definite limits on accord with your high stan- form) 40 Auricle 12 -- Republic 43 Life principle 14 D. Ike wine 45 Sierra -18 N'grtan (West Africa) DOWN Mountain 37 Sport - z WI That Ends 27 Asian desert I TI ~ ~V~7 ;~) Scents 29 Beverage 32 Gdrden plant kAVE , 57 Sonsom . ., ~ 7 Swiss canton ang (cdt) .:.- ___ -.-- . you don't totally believe in. It Be today take more than you can manage. could backfire. ant of P adua 9 West African 24 Part of Mao's country (varl 33 College offic name 59 Monitor lizards IOAgainst(Comb. 35 Frequent suffix 25 BORN LOSER T running loops 8 Makes •. _ ARIES (March 21-April 19) others on something today that 1- A Rill! 53 Ropes with - — WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAJIY11 6 Ordered - - For Thursday, February 12, 1976 T place -- . . _ pilgrimage 19 Mans name 20 West 3 eze __ n • --..-_________________ Li~~ JI I ' 4 A .- 'a "I' l , - ~- \ b ii, ~ 51 Moham medan neighbor 16 Thin down I I F ova false 1 A!", ~ I I ~y '5- 15 Colombia's . - HYBERNICEBEDF:OSOI. ___ Hillsiei 49 - ______________ ceramic neighbo Warning r$'gnal ' ____ _______ 42 Enclosed wagon 44 Pointed oo 6 India's : .:-III . , 41 Piece o I Country Cent Asa 'I - ______________ ACROSS - 5,%w 8IL 4W qW V0,MW 92-41LI 5wnRncrnP ___ __ \ Th4T' FOR Countries ____i Walker Mon Answer to Prvioui Puzzle TTr - - ---- Ss_S - - S - - - - - - -_ - - - s_S - - - �. - - - - 0 E640 0 OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, '. MAORL 00 ___ F'%. as in dllhL ii i I F 1I Li I I (.25 1 5 .J !1 Feb. 111 1116 71. 4:0.1 WiIuwooj Mdriatina 72. Grand Ridge 67 Lake worth John I Leonard $3. Delray Beach Atlantic 72 11 By SCOTT A B RA I IA NIS =1111" . el -_ polls . . • Pith 100$; Gray 0)21; Jones 100 7. Totals TRINITY PREP: Denlole • 19, Seals 6 02 12; Prosier 2125 Lanier 0 68 22; Syme 1 1-10 12, McNulty 3 1 4 10; Schmidt 0 0? 0. - P-1 Catholic 34 Palmetto 73, •• ('C 1( I? Seabreeze 65 - . 59 - _t~ 41 ; ~_ - . '_ _. -- - A 1-0111M ~ - ~ _,_ - _____ .i - _________ - Cotton H its 20 In 0U9 am e 1 ___ fl,(e 4 Rolling r' sq 70 , J- _ ____ _71 - , ____ _____ = g T _. 1 7 1 2220flm= - , - . .., _1iZ_ I, I i L - ~ - "EA1 -.Z. - 1*01~ 5, ., , o & - '.•, - - - i i- ,, , , / , ,,, // , '41 - .. -' • • . , - - . .-: _______ - J ',5j _ ' .- :4v!;".: , • I'.. £ - '' :fT •:-- ;Ir t _ç' ,--i.2 .: . ¼ I :J, r;Xz- .• .(. .4... jii,... •,!. Z. K', 5. 9, 4 iiiii Kevin Brown £4.i.r . Das Id Craig c,u iayup . ":-'t . ' . .'- '!.r.':::• it* ;A~;;, ^ il f.M4y - -, ¼' . . .' •' rti , . , ,A -, ii ,,, :. 'dV..• •d . •4J'L.,A, ..L, •. . tj frt ~* ,1_* ,V, .4-~7~--- 1 . . • WY & i'l i-1.:'. '-.' -~ I i- ~P7 : ik,,.c , , a ,, .•.. ... ii; -• .i f tI"' ( ._' -a .. -. .4 . ?S ~ i ,.- -2 - u re 1, Totals 75132) SEMINOLE: Rains 7 3-1 7, HOIllniWorIh 71-25; Cotton $1.5 70, Campbell 1007; Smith 33 39; Craig 100$; Brown 400 I; Totals 21 II Donnie Allison won the 5o4ap toWght at 8:30. The half-mile I'm real happy to win because VOVIrd cli Nofte feature at New Smyrna dirt track has received entries we were lucky." SEABREEZE JV: Jotinon 5 7 7 SPeed*aY 7`uesday night as he from nadonal champion L.D. field to just 10 Points Over the 11 7 WalIBC,v 2 0 0 4; Beckfort 5 7 2 i2. Garvin 2 71 6; Goodman I 00 2, held off a strong challenge by Ottinger and Butch Lindley. first three periods, FUck ex. Gary Bolough, Darrell Waltrip Lance Phillips, Ed Sanger ploded For 12 of his team's 20 000; Henderson 0000; Green 000 and Jody Ridley. and many more top NASCAR points in the fourth quarter 0. Curran 6 1 15 Totals 2310 II 56 SEMINOLE: Suit, 0 00 Action resumes tonight at 8 sportsmen dri vers will be in Uw which led his team to victory. Jenklüi I it 3; Rlggini 772 6; o'clock at the half.mile asphalt 504ap feature. Gates at both Sianford did have a Chance to Miartin I o o:; Starling 3 1.3 I, Hollis track. tracks will open at 6 p.m. win the contest near th e 1002; Bentley 77 40. Edmoods 00 . 0 O., Woodbirfry 0 4 4 4; Bush I 0 0 2; Volusia County Speedway Adrnis!lon is $6. DOwn 61,53 , ith 1:41 left, Ryan0000; Hayes 11002r Totals 17 will start tour nights of 10 Ii 3& Van Dyke Keys C...,:...,6.. f- - If . __ - - - ~ f O!s • . Lyman Nabs Win _ Seminole . Total I I? I 5 %j 4 6 10-34 Is 14 714 3)7% 596 441 - (1 , -_ : / /L- - • Callahan ' ' - , - • Lake ' l40*:lI / ' S- - - - 2$, 33-lI 24? 114-1 - 321-41 5 -11-61 Lake liewril Il out, Adams. Thomas • , .k-... ` -I '/ I • I --- ( . i I ~ 1 L . ' UU -. . - - / - I •• / 1!1 - . -. - . - = J 11 k I- - -. - .-- . r-,rn - -- -- -_ -• -----. V. 4 - - 4 -. ' - -' ' - R eu ben Cotton Fouls: _____________________________________________________________________________ two T Brantley People s Choice, Old To Tune Up For Next Encounter 7 K", P,'ooflglo; 8 Montagu Peqar ELEVENTH - 314, fi: I. t'tn; Rebel; I Pure Silver, 3 KS 1 MA is Moose; S Noble Tony, 6. Wednesday, Feb. 11, 11 , 7 00 3 60 3 Mucho (8) 6.40. 0 (4 7) 11100 1(170)111670 3100 URTH - 5-16, M: 1. Rega ;0l7 5) 31 -(0 • ps 2IINTH 3.i. C: 1 Cactus Joy U) )SO.').DG'sMerryW300;Q(34) P 12120. TENTH 35:90 $26 8 1 Polly Rose (3) 6 00, 2 $0. 2 20. 2 F ranconfat 14) S60 Denver 3$ I? 760 san Anton 79 70 597 3' I) £9710. )1 Roots (I) 1020, eo $ 70; 3 Xmas Skating, Slalom cle Rac ng Defeated DELAND The intermediate alktar basketball - Lyman L' k ers Beaten, 150-164 + Lyman High School's golf team dropped a oo West Orange Tuesday at West Orange Country Club. West Orange Sheppard 3-4 Himn lf sports o _________ .4 15 1517 3o10 10 16-43 Lake Wales 77. 73; A /~ Lyman-Semino .ii ' meanw hile, had long since left, G with facilities. The sdool has motivated to play better Schoolboy Rowing Association one of the newest and finest because there's no one trying to ch,ninplonships. Last )ear, the get their " junior high basketball team n Its fourth straight La kes hl around, and an Olympicfl Academy currently ofand hills Conference t rophy. sizedswimmingpoolgraces the fers interscholastic play., in dee D left field area of one of the . . "live've hall our eood vcars - . . ~ -_- ~~ 1 Set Thursday DEl TO?IIA - Pairings an Thursday's pro am portion of the Deltona Open, a three-day event beginning Friday and showing a total set for pu -. in •w,us*' Plim 1_74.fprl y par- Si7io A 7$1= -01 4 ply polyesters. Re ,I a $22 each. - - - • - Some 240 prosare enter in the 54hole tournament, In. eluding tour players Ron Letteller, Denny Lyons, Jun Thorpe, Doug Ford and Ralph - Win • will be state st.rongbo) Nate Storks and Playboy Club pro Pat .Schwab.There are 44 proam teams one pro playing on a team with three amateurs Teeoff are at 8 a.m. and 1145 Pros are playing for a of I M1 I Blackwall tubeless purse pros. F'rida )' S atures 4 plies of polyester. In the wide 78 Johnson. In nursd, and Saturday's round will find the field split between Deltona and Mayfair, with Sunday's final P-ld cut to 40 per cent phis ties * and staged at Tire size Save A78-13 11.00 22.00 ea. 4 for 88.00 B78-13 19.00 24,00 ea. 4 for 96.00 E78-13 27.00 26.00 ea. F78-14 G78-14 Regular Price Sale + fed. tax 4for 77,00 1.74 ea, ,tor 77.00 1.84 ea, 4 for 104.00 4 for 77.00 2.25 ea. 13.00 28.00 ea. 4 for 112.00 4 for 99.00 17.00 29.00 ea. 4 for 116,00 4 for 99.00 2.55 ea. 4 for 84.00 4 for 77.00 1.81 ea. - - 2.39 ea, 560-15 7.00 21.00 ea. G78-15 21.00 30.00 ea. 4 for 120.00 4 for 109.00 2.58 ea. H78-15 19.00 32.00 ea. 4 for 128.00 4 for 109.00 2.80 ea. Whitewalls $3.00 extra. _ _____ _____ Sale prices effective hru Mon., Feb. 23. ____________________________________ ;:: _I ____________ IT!. _ / ________________________ ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Ii - __________________________________________________________________ _______ - ~ pff RACIN • _ NIGHTLY 8:00 P.M. ___________ _____________________________________________________ 1 MATINEES L -- - . - - - ,, Monday $49 Wed. & Sat. 1:45 . 3 TRIFECTA ___ RACES Wh I aimignment The JCPenney battery. Revolutionary. Has no filter caps because It's sealed at the lactory.You dropped having a heal thy enrollment to then a couple others need to be But In the spring of 1974, the draw from. pushed. But there Is no depth to Navy crew placed third In the Thereiscertalnlynoproblem the bench, so they don't get nation in the National t.ONGWOOI) -Lyman High Planters with 18 poin ts, while Sc hool athletic directo r Ed ... -!--,, _ - , - Deltona Pro-Am __ ___ _______________________ ___________ be recruited before gametime to fill out the uniforms. Klein, to come back next year. conversation, agreed and said, Williams says get ti ng those "I've got some good kids right and enrollment had A#returnees" is just as crucial as below 200. now playing basketball, but Tilt Postponed next week's encounter widi, the 15 biggies each, followed by Sam Cook of Lake Old Timers with a 73-62 victori Dick Setfle with Howell Iligh Buckner announced today that 10, Ken Ifinsion and Tom Acheson of Stetson tonight's wrestling match over Adcock Roofing Monday with eight, Brent Raborn with University added 10 each. Lloyd between Lyman and Seminole night. six, and Ronnie Howell at Wall rounded out tue scoring had been postponed due t Mt'anwhllc, the Old Timers Brad llollingswortl wi th ur fo effort with six, and Jim illnessofbo th tewn'smembers. were tuning up For the same each. The be Bill nere's no wav that th- ni.i _. . . . match . . will- Williams, who says most boys that determines the winners.#' on his team told him they want Williams, in a separate ~ 'h Ior a _________________________ Naval Academy in Annapolis, was a direct effect of the Williams. "You can have an atletic and is due to graduate this year. negativism surrounding the The school dropped football Vietnam war. program with the smaller Another reason for hope is enrollment," says hlaiTy, "but after the 1973 season, when sounded by Coach Bobby it's the depth of the program things got so bad players had to , _~~,__ iI - ~' Ilui,§ to r ide baleiv evell if Jesse Lake - . ~ v ~- .- I - i-ft - I hl.inley 11, RObertS 40 program ' FELLAS - 36, FolSon 39. fluttram II officials, are saying. T'hey don't with losers," he says. Klein, and won a Merit knosi. "I encourage kids to take the scholarship to Harvard But there is reason for hope. attitude of 'what can I do for the University. Another player, Officials say the ant i-military r.thcr than 'what can William "Wild Bill" Driscoll, mood that pervaded the U.S. In the program do for me," came to the school as a 10th the late 6 and early 70s Is Williams says. grader and "probable high beginning to lift. That mood One of the biggest problems school dropout acco r di ng to his lowered the enrollment of all encountered with a small pa rents," says harry. military schools, according to enrollment is the lack of depth, Driscoll went on to the U.S. administrator Harr', and according to bo th Earry and HEY • (Continued From Page &'A) sake of winning, says Williams. Catholic by the same score. building, open at all next year? "I'd rather be a loser with boys An all-state quarterback, No one, including schcol that ar e winners than a winner Randy Leader, played under 11 I 10 er s Pats lop ' Gl i tt e r 111770,160;) Bill Knowles Se speed the weren't old All-stars Hope U.S. INNSBRUCK (Al') - Cindy Alpine medal in the women's skating has been Rosi Mittcrmak'r of West petition. Also scheduled for today was Nelson, a daredevil gambler on slalom event and lost on a day Germany won the gold medal in the United States' most the Finals In men's figure skatskis, lost the main hope today when the surprising Americans the women's Olympic slalom, lucrative category here, with ing, in which John Curry, .I as the streakini, Americans were not expected to do well. her second gold of the Games. five medals thus far, including Britisher living in the United tried to continue' their inside Mis,s Nelson won a bronze in the (laudia Giordani of Italy won Dan Immerfall's stunning States, w,Ls favored to win a straight medals run. But the downhill Monday. the silver and Hanny Wenzel of thlrdplace finish in the 500 gold medal but no American real ace in the hole for the Sten Stensen of Norway won liechtenstein took ihe bronze. meters Tuesday. was expected to crack the top Americans is figure skater the men's 5,000- meter speed Bill Koch of Guilford, Vt., a three. Dorothy Hamill, who is taking a skating race with a time of 7 silver medalist In the 30If Miss Nelson can't bring a long look at the biggest pot of gold ill her career. Dutch skaters, Piet Kielne and keyed an American team In the cans will probably fold in their Miss Nelson, of Lutsen, hans van Helden, were second 40-kilometer cross-country Highlight TV bidtogainatleastonernedalon Minn,, went after her second and third, relay race but his three each day of competition at By The Associated Press teammates are not yet his these 12th Winter Olympic Bu ed by good ratings and Games. level. r No American was expected to stro ng showings by American The next medal For the Amery i athletes, ABC is stepping up its icans would push th em over win a medal in the men's meter speed skating corn- coverage of the Winter Olym. their total medal count of eight pies tonight. at the 1972 Games at Sapporo. With men's and women's fig- The United States' top medal Track Proposed Sem inole we skating and the women's performance caine in 1932, lalorn rare scheduled, ABC when the Americans won 12 Sanford dirt track motorcycle In other discussion of the will present Olympic highllghi,s medals - half of them gold. enthusiasts may have a safe, committee this morning,G tonight from 8 p.m.-11 p.m. __________________________ legal, prot ected area set aside members agreed that th eir EST. That Is 30 minutes more exclusively for them if a pr oposed boat-a-cacle project than originally planned. proposal voiced by Charlie for this summer can 't get Unfortu na tely for the U.S. Smith of th" Greater Sanford started without a boater cxteam, this may be the First day Chamber of Commerce Sports perienced in running a boat-aSeminole High won its fiat of the Games in which an kA. Committee gets off the ground. cade. DON'T FORGET golf match of the season American athlete will not win a Smith is currently contacting The boat-a.cade would be Tuesday, YOUR me l. handing Lake da land owners and county of- patterned after a similar VALENTINE But this is a critical day in the affair Brantley a 157-160 defeat on the ficials in an effort to select a that originates in Kissimmee. strength of 37s by Wade Bott U.S. charge for a second gold site, The project would take Members also discussed the and Mike Fitzgerald. medal. Figure skater Dorothy about "six months" before it possibility of including a Paul Neal led Brantley with a Hamill, now in the favorite's could be opened, he said, boatocross a time rally 38. Seminole Is home today role, goes today in the short An ideal location would be an simil ar to a sports car rilly - against DeLand a match at program in women's figure in "MAGNOLIAIMIALL X isolated one, said Smith, and in with the boat-a-cade event. Mayfair. DOWNTOWN SAPIFORD32J71;7 skating. every effort would be made to ___________________________________________________________________________________ preserve the trees and ecology ______ of the ar ea. The proposed track would __ ________ include a dirt track and a hard______ itcked track for instructIonal 'I' nurnoses. 1 "I'here Is no place for riders - - -ft-, - . ",- 0100. . I _. .11 I to use their bikes, now," Smith 1~_i_ -, `;, . -_ .4 - ,%= Riw-,,,_ said, "allid, this would provide _R~g - ~m --6Z-;, = I _. 'Judi it 1.40; 31 It 0 21 00. 0 (1 6) 1450; P (1-6) 1060, 3V 47 THIRD-SI6C1EffleBeHy orothy Basketball On A Shoestring Fouled Out John JV: Lake Wales 62. Lake Brantley - People's Choice tuned up for shared high scori ng honors wi th - LAKE BR.SNTLEY Wall $g Fryl3 Ill, Crawlorcio3O)- N es t' I 00 2, Everlc 1133, Connliy 0 74 2: SheffIeld 749 10, Totals 131933 43 Lake Wales Lake Brantley S-IS. A: 1 Minenla S T - I. to, b: I 5neaky Snake (2) I400 10 1 2 21; Shepard I 00 2. Johnson 4 139, Lawson 3006, .1 Wilson 01 7 1, Smith I 0 0 2 Totals 13 - - Ham io ll Carries D ats LAKE WALES: Leath -. .. I? r•tA! VV IAI% U Vause 40 00; CoIvin 1 00 I; Wi lson - Thursdas"s Games Chicago at C leveland - Portland all Washington FOREST CITY - Lake Brantley High School's basketball team lost its flnd consecutive game Tuesday night, 8S, to Ike Wales ' ' C TENTH ,',r'.(cn 2 Lika Jet; 3 Justanip, ?'rut IIo,it, S lrac: 6 Sandy jn, Gondarine, I Noble Duke, a Mill TWELFTH - 7.16, O: 1. Porica Clyde, 2 E D 's Nosey, 3 Shadow BOO, 4 Silent Bell, S Marigold0ak. 6 Chrlsea Ann~ 7 14i Cactus, I Sh rven Shn,11 Dog Racing 1(1000 31)0 For P 6 i 22 Losses In FAR WEST Grand Canyon 63, 11 ii Pepperdine $7. Loyola 70 San Diego 11. Cal Poly P0 mon a 47 Utah St s, Mesa St 79 Washington St 87, California 6) SECOND- IvO: 1. E.0 is Brindle 01660,360,300; 2. Risky Pam (6~ 4 40. 3 40; 3 1 helo 12) 3 110. DD (111 I i 2571 510 3 r . . lrr Jill. S Rock Island T. Susan, 7. Circuit Breaker; 0 Sycophant. NINTH 3.16, B: I Hi HO DII,? 5'.( t?i' ROdS, 3 Ginger Lynn. I Cjirr,, S Ml ?'ancy; 6. Modest Pt'h 7 Cyamaruan, 8 Another Arizona Spun 04ill Maxim (21 29 23 558 MilwlukeejtPle'*Yoqk Boston at Houston Detroit at Phoenix Porlland:t la New Orleans ,,, ' , .1 Rock, 6 -. 33 1 Sol - Berkley - - - [(?',rI I SOUTHWEST HOuston 103, TCI.J 95 SMU 69. T.'x,i'. A&M OS Ti.as Tech 71. Texas 60 F iR s, ' Illinois , 17 - I) ;" lIi.f1 EIGHTH - 310, C: I W team (if the Sanford ll,!creation Department was clobbered (6) 5 90, 0 14 5) 29 60 P (5,4)" 2C, Midwest Division its opening game of the DeLand . nvitational Tuesday night, FIFTH $14 0 1 0 M 's Vert I • it 20 00 (It 7060 1670 Amy 900 losing 3 a 5435 decision to (3) KC 19 35 152 3 1320 $ 3 Arr,n MistresS (1) Ormond Beach Chicago 16 )t . . Donnen Gildirist led Sanford 99 C State )? S SIXTH with 11 pôints, backed by Alvin $16 A I ' yctftf Enid L A 27 71 500 11 Portland Sweet with 7, Greg Liggon 2378 451 I3- (S) 3100, 000, 370, 2 Kim Sue (7) 2 80. 2 70. 3 K'% Explorer (5) 2 60, 0 Seattle 21 29 412 14 Chris Riggins and Jeff Jones with 4 each, Willie Brown and SEVENTH - 5-16, D: I Matinee : d Tuesday's Results Idol (21 360 5 $0 400 7 Windy David Wilchar with 2 each and Atlanta ill Kansas City 9 Elliott (7)1010,1000.510 (deadheal Buffalo 115, Washington IS Scott Milsom with 1 for win) 3 CIas%y Wink Philadelphia IS Chicago 94 Thc all stars play again Milwake 97 tonight. New Orleans Golden 10) 30 3189 I)J EIGHTH -$14 C I Manhattan State 121 01 (2) 16 70. 3 40, 1 60; 7. 5ar Los Angeles l. Detroit U LAKE HOWELL Aijam 701 Carrot. 45)7, Meadowi 5515 . P,'wj,', 7 Mneola Poppy. 3 14 C 17. N (8) 020,3 $0,) 00. 2 Scepter (4)1 20. Western Conference 0. Brown I 0 2. tiarclee 7 I 6. Lasisileir - Ola; 3 Little Lila, -n SIXTH - 316, A: I. Caesar, 2 Real Angel, 3 K". Bonus. i Rambling R ed , 5 0 R 's Eiplos,r, 6 Montague Meade, 7 Smoo thy Bill; 8 Donna Dell , SEVENTH - s., t Omaha 71 Winter I C643 Mercer lf..lI'ams306,Daves7O1 Stock 00 ' Washi$on j D,,r'nd, 5 Otto Maker, 6 ',', t x ,i't 7 ,' øitague Tartan; ' Artistic Style ?'i Iowa 69 Harry, 4 Clay Delaney. S Dollar Iowa It. Drake 65 0011.6 K'sftudyard, 1 Barry King Wayne, PIth 72. Nebraska o Billy Gill Lake Placid $0. AOfl 77 Moore haven 71. Frostproof 70 Mulberrybl. Lakeland Santa Fe Forest 61. North Marion 7 Person Taylor 3?, FIagler Palm CiSt 51 HStOfl , - a • .. KISSIMMEE: Kroger s I if, - E llIiroii (APPro Basketball I, points. . MIDWEST Creighton 75, Tulsa 69 76, Haven 64 Lakeland Kathleen $1, Haines City Boillon Buffalo Passnuj P,ir,it-, 3 Alert's Nascar. I Whitey, $ El?',' Gt'.on, 6 R's Venture. 7 Man,iteiPatty, 0 K's Jetset. FIFTH - 5-16, C: 1 HI's Ron's flt,' Ja(ksnv,tIe 37, Stetson SI Richmond 60. Va Corn mcnwealth 66 Rollln 91, Florida So. 77 The Citadel 76. Furman 77 NBA points and Meadows had 15 Ac1arn 6 Sanford travels to Winter cost us," commented Tribe Park Friday. The Seminoles coach Joc Mills. Nill be hoping to avenge, 1 an team played real well but when !__ Seaeez, Flick got hot in there i made I 2114 II 12 17I4-s, reco ver our poise and CW Seminole NASCAR late model racing defense was able to hold them. Fouls: Seabree:e is. Seminole 19 Fea t NEW SMYRNA BEACH :' •.. - 't ~w a '_ 50-La p .J-- . " "'S •'•c•. ''' A lliso n 4 vi.r .-- ~-_, - - - under the basket which disgusted Mills. Ted Flick turned out to be man of the hour as Coach Chandl er sta tes, ,, The whole .1 - ___M9EW ; JF~ -_, ==~- :--?F team, we "Also, when we got Into foul 'arlaer lopsided defeat. trouble we used a zone and did SEA8REEZE Walden 7 16 •; terrible with It! Flick was able wallace 1002; Sherry 7SJ It. Flick to shoot all over us," sa id a C 5 7?. Barrs 12 4 IQ; Williams? 00 Forrest ct FOURTH - S-IS. Ms I. Bovate. 7 Concord 76. W V.rgieia St 71 Howard U 99, Md E Shore 03 Eastern Conference is at Apopka Friday an entertains Astronaut Saturday . - --- the infractions were reaching played that well! Reuben did to steal the ball. These fouls well in spots; Tom helped move provedtobecosuyas nf 0 theoffenseattimesbutwejust lost the game on the charity did not have it together. We lost some offense with David "We missed a lot of key Wi ggins out and David Craig freethrs when we were two has been playing with the flu, ________________________ ________________________ down. We also missed the easy but we really could have won." ___________ . *uwtii '- ______ _______________ 4I:.'.. .- •"'i..i.-• '. ________ k: ____________ ______ comments x.0 i.iia u i-i .wip u.vu LIdIIU3 .I Rhode So. N.Y . -- SANFORD-ORLANDO rebounds. TIM Carroll added • John's. 17 TUESDAY'S Rr--SULTS high-scorin g 19 points and St ,j Titusville Astronaut 71. Melbourne _.'4 'a _1 Titusville 81, Merrill island 64 and liwt the sAf"ntfh.jIrt litpoints. liSitil - 11 points while teammate Glen Cherry was not far behind with 19 Their 6'i" forward, Henry Barrs, accompanied his 10 This Inconsistency as points with 13 rebounds evidenced by the eractic play of This being their last home the Crabs Th ey started out contest, It was especially slow, not getting good shots and disheartening to see a no ther losing the rebound battle, poor tur no ut. The Seminoles 8However, towards the end of 15 record does not typify their each period, Seabreeze would play this season and they have get a spurt that enabled it to given many highly-ranked stay ahead. teams some close calls. Look The Seminoles on the other for them next season to be one hand were pretty consistent; of the top teams around. consistent in their fouling After the game, Coach Mills laJL T" . ,__ _____________ _____ _______ said Seabreeze Coach Jerry Flick led all scorers with fl lathe first half the Tribe had some tough ________ __ ______ Chandler afterwards. "it was also a physical game with a lot of Incons istenci es our part," stated Chandler. ' - _ . a.' Tam ntral Dfvis Reuben Cotton who led the Iferald Correspondent Tribe scorers with 2o points, Torrid shooting in the Final scored two valuable baskets minutes by Seabreezeiis Ted and pulled the Seminoles within Fhch U8'.)f, dl liti ikliiUt,( tsu to pu out a t C) victory oer never got closer upset minded Sanford Sea breeze was shots at the end to ice the win, Seminoles Tuesday night. It was a tough bailgame," For the 21-4 Sandcrabs, Ted Anseim'S Satellite dl. Cocoa Beach 10 , Thomas led the Hawks, now 3- B}AARONKAUPMAN - - . Lakeland St , MCnt,iur 68 SOUTH 26 21 ____________________ ___ _________ - Northeastern 1, Clermont 64. Eustis ti Gaines ville ftuchholz 66, Lake Weir ó U 74 Ac ademy 26 Lake Wales $9. Lake Brantley 45 Sanford $9. Daytona Beach Seabrecle 65 Trinity Prcp $0. Sanford Naval , qAc0demy SO Wymore Terh 53. Writ Orange SO . AUblJff'idhlC 76, Sebring 52 we could play with them." Lake Howell out shot the Kissimmnee's p 99, Was hington Col aithrr 96, THIRD - 514. D: I Berkley luck. 2 Groucho. 3 Lorene Bolin. 4 P.',Iuu,tc.r't4ancy, S Country Gabe. 6 Artic Proc.', 7 Ole Silver. 8 MIT 70. Nichols 68 Lake Highland 56, Itowey ?' ' o;,j .ruri' 7) Boone 72. Jones Evans 13, Eclgewater 33 Oak Ridge 69, Colonial Winter Park 51. Bishop Moore 4 Le'sbrg 73, Apopka I ,min it, O.ido 5) • -'.'ue, 7 Mipple EAST Wauchula Hard Island ""n SECOND - it, C: 1 Douglass flm;p, 2 vave's Dream, 3. Tell Doll. I J L 's Jo, S Sno Egan. 6 Money Co 75. Alfred 51 Manhattan 70. Temple 64 MaIachusetts U. Boston Hilts . W_- ~ 33 DracJentn so. K ing Basketball Frostprooj itradenton Manatee 28-9 before I convinced the kids Seminole Edged Pa I rn Niccvlle 32, Fort Walton SO OVIEDO- Kis.simmee won a its reputation Thesday night, accordi ng to Lake Howell High basket ba ll coach Greg Robinson. "The)' Just didn't believe they could beat Kissi mmee, Robinson this morning, following Tuesday's 81.61 loss. "Kissimmee took us for a •9 score in the first pe riod, and we played them about heads up the rest of the ru Tn.. 16-.,1 11, 7l. Otrechobee 48 game on ourpoints, but they Came down, took one shot, and the ball ca me back to us again." Totals 31 1$ 30 80 The speedy Doug Lanier 13 I 1136-SI contributed six points in the Sanford Naval Trinity Prep IS 7 second quarter and 22 overall to - _________________________ Fouls,Sanford Naval 23, Trinity pace the quick Trinity attack, Prep 1 while teammate Mike Denicole Foule d Out Tharis, Pills, ('hipped in seven second Martin County 61' GIdCflS 67 Moore Haven 71, Palm North Shore i, - 'Forest Hull 36 GladesDay 76. Jupiter Chris', tian ' - Melbo 'me Central Catholic 81 -6 1 "we would get three or four shots at the ba sket and make College Well we Beaten,, J PICY Piercentr,l 1$, Lake so 70 o FIRST - 3.16, B: I Mixer B.2 !FTItchm,-ri?, I l4ut.er Abby. 4 Yeller 8".ir. 6 Texas Bali -, DF611 n, I (o Co Blue; I Ann'% No rjanies ~(tivcufej West Palm cardina l Newman 69, Glades Central 66 contest was a contest, with rebounding, no blocking, nament,"sald Denicole oftüs7. Trinity leading by two points, everything was bobbled on the lOSaints. "Tony Stevens Is gone 19-17. But Trinity took ad- inside . Nobody played wi th a sprained ankle," vantage of Navy errors, played basketball tonight, nobody." Trinity tackcs Jacksonville errorless ball itself and surged Navy led in the turnovers Episcopal away on Fridi, ahead of the Middies, 16-2, to de par tmen t , 21-15, and won the while Navy hoist' s Florida Deaf lead by 17 at halftime and win fouls, 23.17. So many Middles and Blind In its last regular handily, 8048. got Into foul trouble Navy, was season game Monday. It was a question of Trinity forced to go with four turning thin good all of a sudden the last 40 seconds. Theplayers team and Sanford Naval turning that started with six players. Trinity bad all of a sudden, had only seven, H ll "We cleared the boar ds in Steve Mock paced Navy with the second period, and then got 26 points, wi th all but five oUrOutletpasse5working' said cominginthesc'cofl(JfrJf Mock Trinity boss Andy Denicole in canned six buckets, 0105(1)atLe4 the (full? tile lb-toot range, and a game. "They just didn't get any SANFORD NAVAL: Mock II if L 2_"~ ~~ r oti TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Thursday's Games Boc. orth A 7.93 t,1ric1fe Today's Games, Lou,% oil Nii-w York St Palm 1win Lakes 73, WMI quarter points and 19 overall. free throw to hit for 13 points in MI live Saint starters achieved the fourth and a game high 26 double figures. 0 tallies. One team's brilliance became "Th.t game was a nightFred lTharis followed with 14 another team's nightmare Marc," rnoaned a frustrated points and IM the Middies in Tuesday night at Sanford Naval Bobby Williams, Middle coach, rebounds, wi th eight. Academy. "Just an all.roind lousy "It looks as if we'll ti For the first 10 minutes the basketball game. We had no these seven players for tour- Herald Correspondent TWELFTH -716. T I Utr. V'ola, )) 6 fl 7 O. 180. 2 K's P h araoh (3) 2.60. 3 00; 3. Evening Out (61 320; 0 (7 3)10 60; T (37 6) 77 60; 11 If 7) ?R 26 l9 Il S Lous 73 31 176 11 Virginia 0 43 157 Tuesday' s Result 5? Louis I??, lnciao4t 176, 0 Basketball C70 Boys,8O-58 Navy . --- , - -,_ SCOREBoARD fly The Associated Pren 0. , .-r-. ______________________ Ocala Vanguard 1 11 fl7rr--.rTYZ.-,..-. A Prep z rr,7fl...rrtrfl Evening Herald Sanford, FL "I LC -' rrr - - 77.'''- 1 - rLtt.7 7 I I .BIG PERFECTA j never have to add water. rosion is virti)311Y eliminated. And it's the most pwerIui battery of its size available for a passenger car. Sizes: 24, 24F, 74, 27, 27F, 221 and 72 to lit most American cars. WARRANTY: Full warranty for as long as you own your private car or truck. 11 It ever fails to hold a charge, return it US. We will replace it free. Installation at no extra chame. 4.88* Req. 12.88 Here's what you get: Suspension inspection • Set caster and camber 'Adjust toe-in • 9 Road test 'Most U.S. and many foreign cars. Add $2 each for cars equipped with either air conditioning or torsion bars. .'-_ --.-;'-- �-- a-. - ..-' ______ - .JA - _ - _ _ — __ _______ AWiikWsi 10A—Evening Herald, S.an10 - d, Fl. ^3 A Wednesday, Feb. ii, 1976 - %yerierdi, he urren Made lactical Blunders __ uesserTS Are Milwee w s % George- Wash - ' ie ngton M h Yt e ~~ vl 0 il l _r1 I 11~ 1, - -- 11) FLDA NlCflOj Herald Correspondent rta I s The M o ',he tollects recipes from beiting well. Then pour Ititu friends, magazines and "I have stacks of Aldia hlilwee, I,ongwood, is a newspapers. the"'. Sometimes I never get retired school teacher who around to trying them, but I doesn't have enough hours in enjoy reading them!" Ilere are the day to do all she wants. several of Aldia's favorites. As for cooking, she loves to IA)NGW00D COOKIES make desserts and congealed ' lb butter no substitute) .4lads. Of her cakes, she said, I heaping cup sugar itever use a mix. I just don't 2 cups flour think cikes are good unless you 1 egg start from scratch, but )ounger 1 tsb cinnamon sifted in flour people generally won't take the Cream together butter and time " Mdia remembers sug ar Add ol,k of unbeaten baking cakes from the time she egg. Add flour gradually and was 10 )ears old knead with hands Press thin on When Aldia was teaching, her a well buttered Cookie sheet. mother lived with her, and took Co with beaten egg white. Os er the chore of prcparint the Sprver inkle ' lb "hnped pe inc -~.'jain dishes for a meal. "I don't on dough and press in with like to make anything that Is too hands. Bake in slow oven for 35 time consuming Guess I'm not minutes or longer Cut in a gourmet cook," she said. squares while hot. Swimming, biking and FUDGE PUDDING playing Uke piano are some of Sift and mix together the the other things Aldia enjoys. following: She has Joined several I cup flour organizations and Is involved in 2 tsp. Baking Powder church work, besides visiting a cup sugar 1ber mother in a nursing lionie L tsp. salt sery other da) She has two 1' cocoa maffled sons In another bowl mix together Aldin believes girls should the following: learn to cook before they get ' cup chopped nu married Then she added,"Md 1-i cup milk boys too! Just common, I tsp. %allilla everyday food. Well, at least 2 Tbs. butter know how to fry an egg!" Combine the I 1 11 I~ S110dDW L4. __~~,__~ _ ' of -. . Z -4 _,__ . 1. -I .: 4VIII ecia It y 5 P groundi -, - . _. .._11. ~ __ - . . __ nuts l3dkc in oven 150 degree s. , -~';_ baking dish. Mix together tile P I cups applecider MAIE PIE .* I .,~_ — _=kI , following: 1-i c. brown sugar; I's vloepr I - 1z cup cold water __1 c. while sugar; I Tbs. flour; and 5 cups sugar . I . 4 Tbs. cocoa. Add this over the I bottle certo I * . ..mixture in the baking dish. - , I - -, 11-i cup hot water Save pepper juice when Place In 350 degree oven for 40 . Li cup Sugar r i .. minutes. Remove and cool ground. fleat %inegar and sugar I egg SS , t horoughly before unmo!dlng and drop in peppers Boil / (1IP_ beaten . upside down to platter. The 11111111.1tes. Set off heat for 10 . J ,-~- A""a ': 4YA ZF_~ ' ,~ ~, ,44, 4- 09 *"$.~~,!~7.#I sauce poured over the batter p " ; . -2 cup lime juice nut, pour Into sterile Jars s ill has e (ot med a thick frost I lbs butter i//i like cosering and when turned Makes six cups \Iix I. '"f --cup Id t d upside down* from the pan, it , DEIJCIOUS BANANA BREAD corn starch o paste presents a smooth lucious 2' cups sugar f' ; Combine I 1 cups hot . ia.#' dessi -It. As the pudding bakes, t r and V 1r4 "i - J. -4. ar " boiler. the topping goes through to the 1 cup nl ou teeand cook Add 4' 4 R , cornstarch bottom.(I have baked this in a 3 eggs until - _•; thickene(I and then clook 15 ,., A ~' ' t ring mold, filled the center with 11 .1 , I I it' rp 11 Ls minutes v. - 3 medium ha ~17 -~F amount in egg iks andk 'i if I. I-1 ".- . . I PLPPEII JELLY , 0' for a few minutes longer. Add 'r, X, *~--,~" I . i cup tiot peppers Stir together sugar and eggs Juice and butter and cool Pour *P A . *~"- 1 Add melted oleo. Stir and add into baked pie shell and cover " (grzound) ,00 sifted plain flour and soda and with ineringue,(Add lime i I IT . f P.I .0~p, - _ 0;(.4 A & cup sweet peppers stir. Add mashed hananas and to meringue, too.) .- 'A' e .:: 0 A s $ , I'I.Y -,%4-A 1~4 :~ ~!~* C; IF _ __________________- EDITOR'S NOTE — The anchor in Lower Bay. hundreds John Washington in 1615. lie I ndia. but he was not a warm Washington, "straight as an that the dispute had been left to the odds of war, and in llhilaWashington Monument stands of New Yorkers had trudged in subsequently was implicated in In I 758, by then a temporary Indian." was a Burgess for 10 ____ posterity to determine, but the delphia on June 16, 1775 he took leader. 77he frontier riflemen SS5 feet Stu Inches. George the dust up Broadway toward t1w murder of five Indian brigadier general, he was with years but (fld not speak in the crisis has arrived and we must them. "Old floss" behind called him Washington stood 6 feet 3' King's Bridge, the only crossing emissaries and after his first the column that captured Fort assembly — a classic smile is assrt our rights or submit to IS back , but 't man who dared 1k 44-year-old general, who inches. So too, Is the man o%er- to the niairdand. If outflanked wife (tied, married in sue- Duquesne. The next year he, frequently I observed on his lips, every itnPosition that can txsaw the imused British forces II tim ('eorge . by Lord 110'e's !O !:h' — Of th" CT:ZW,n tlivf, Sisters Whu had was elected to ttx- Burgesses but a lond laugh, It is said, set- heaped upon us, till custom and growing daily, had little reason Ills IIIice received a (xild starejn myth. The reel George Wash- line and 20 frigates on the East been charged before him when s here a speaker lauded him for dom, if Cs ever, escapes turn" Inglon emerges In this chapter and use shall make us an abject (or confidence lie had s on the return Hulson Risers, he sas Justice of the peace, one his heroism Washington rose to from -76," The Associated Wa.shington would have to t,-y to for keeping crisis it n rn the On Jul) 4 Uhe date keeps reslase as the blacks sse rule first round at E3ton in March a bawdy house and rt-ply but could oril - blush and curring in his life) ) 1 774 he wrote over with such arbitrary Press bicentennial book. rir6 Washin 1776, but Ihat was only a pre- Spring gton n. e evacuate his untried and in the other of being the goser stimrner. "Sit (town, Mr of an idea for planters to sway." A year lat er he asked huuunars Spies had told him the erre1 a gain na trained arniv over the same nor's whore. Washington," the speaker said, suspend debt payment to Brit- "Can a virtuous man hesitate in Hessians were expected any violation of military wisdoin, ils Sill bridge used bs the departing ci Georges father, Augustine )our modest y is equal to ow iji h choice" AP Nrusleatures Writer moment, nhich would lease Washington divided his army in %-ilians. Washington, was a member of valor and that surpasses the On the eve of leaving for the George ' Paper declarations (to not win Washington, a gain. him outnuinbered. His own tlwa toi a surior eneni Gen. Ilenry Knox had assem- the lesser gentry, keeping a power of am.language I pos- First Congress, he wrote a bier — by vocation as a tarmer arI .was uncertain. move that by October cost Ili,,, wars. Armies do With Con bled come cannon behind ear (arm at s hat is now Mount sess friend 'I could wish, I own, and as ovatucri it cards k ne w gress fi nally on record, the bur. then mounds at the tip of Stan. Vernon. but George spent most t ' orCity. I) or The men admired his bras e den and proof hattan and over on the Broold)-n of his childhood in Fred. I pendence fell on the narrowshore, and had tra ined them on ericburg in a six room house shoulders of the former soldierthe two river entrances where crowded with 13 beds ar.~ a SUPERx SUPERx . of the King. G!orge Washing- hulks had been sunk to block the couch. Two sons had survived If HERBAL ESSENC MEDICATED I ton. 10 way. But on Jul% 19 - I,ord Howe Augustine's first tit,arriage, and ! ! Ill lb After driving the British from had sent frigates Rose and George was the oldest of live by I SKIN KIN Boston. Washington arrived in Phoenix up the Iludson past the his second. On his latheiI — ie 0!. New York on April 13, le i6, with defenses as a ,csture of con- death, George became the man . ____________ E __Z_~~ =_ - ? an honorary 1.11) degree from tempt. Yet Washington stayed of the house at age 11, termi-. I IIl i i' . '.' — Harvard, a copy of Chip. on, not for military reasons but nating his formal education. , I I. • ' '--- . .. _________________ • -CUPC .• I pendale s The Gentli mt n c lk 1 uc the lu uf the rors ¶ 1k h id kss of that than es in I[ I c r _A, nd Cabinet Maker s Iirt . ton could k imortal 5LI( k Ino1n i --'-.--c .. I *. ry," and no illusions. By Au. to colonial tinily. B) AI3l(.All \ AN RUIEN Frontier experience as a sur, that doesn't work fact It R 87 4 gust he had 23000 men under DEA R AIiB\' Why do you * scyor and social connections .^. Harry is n't for marrying. his command, the most he repeatedly tell women to stay -i While lit, was an ambitious knded him comnmandofa small ~ SALE ENDS SAT, FEB 14 I would ever have. vtUh1WTwIIGwTroLJuuvcuAa,T,fltS out of their husbands' billfolds man. George Washington had scouting party in the fall of 1753, I received countless ktters from But New York was a trap. and tlrasscrs' not chosen to be there. John to learn the intentions of the -_ V I pcople who complain because 1i t'Why should a married it), It ~ As the British armada rode at Adams had picked him, believ- French around Fort Duquesne -:,:-! __ theirspousesnores, Well, how's BORDENS have somethingin his billfold ing a Virginian in command of i Pittsburgh i. Washington t his for a switch? CIGARETTES i144 . VASELINE and drawers that his wi C thearmyatBostonwouldmake returned • : I ' .report the French i shouldn't be able to see? Are ICE the ALL POPULAR BRANDS r seem less a New were coming and Virginia's LIQUID DETERGENT Li INTENSIVE CARE L • . insomniacs. When . we do fall J d •=' ' you saying tliat h a man is England affair. But when he Gov. Robert Dinwiddue asked xl~ .. asleep, we occasionally snore. flU. flnu rlLin carrying on a secret love affair I -*j1, L IL heard Adams propose him as Washington to lead a larger 22 OZ. LOTION • ii married. I'd soon feel cheated, Whcnever I hear her snoring, commander-in-chief in June force ba to warn the French with another woman its none and the marriage would blow it's like hearing heasenly of his wife's buIsiness? IL w ' 'J chimes because I know that she up. Oftentimes, a wile discosrs 1: the room. I ,. I . , Alar-med by it report that a Ihrry's first wife died five has (mails been able to fall Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. + -1 Wednesday, Feb. 11, iqi6-18 th.at her husba ,rid is committing _________ • 37 IIt was modest%, not fear, that large French force was advanc. •;-I _,, asleep. )U411.1 ago, and he married . 0 - WIF 'A $ adultery when she finds the . impelled him. Washington was ing. Washington attacked a lvoq ~~ . 1 104r I ; ;_I 4 XFf T r . 310 I t~: : I ti. -_ , , That. in turn. makes tile feel gain. That lasted one year, PER . r~ * evidence hidden in his billfold " filled with self-doubt. "You party of 32 Frenchmen lolling P Y -_A_~ I I . _-_=I CARTON I understand Wife No. ') so mellow and relaxed that I AFAMS I . .. x . __ I (Cr or drawer. Then, at least she and ~ ~P may believe me, my dear Patsy around their campfire Ten ------...-. soon doze off, too, . - - il has the choice of bringing the took him to the cleaners. I ______ ________________ WASHINGTON (AP) -For. Isic)," he w-rote his wife after were killed, the rest captured. . t Please tell tile how to get Sly wife tells me that she is i i f I Imt 31 ;c l I IF or v r 1 4 man to his senses through Harry to rnarrs me ty-four of the nation's federal his selection 'when I assure "I heard the bullets whistle,' not bothered by niy snoring for IUIJ mm -.' HERBAL judges, complaining that VOU, in the most solemn saidtheyoungofficer, "and be- 1! a1, thpv'ry being CII by in. manner, that so far frnm sm_k_ tievt- me, LIMIT 2 holding onto the evidence in LIMIT I LIMIT 7 I -"a ' there is somct.~AiiAR MAIcttlA(1 ii II 1 S' CaSeshedeCldestodjvorcehimn I Ination, are taking Uncle s to ing this appointment I have charming in the sound" Irt I — re willin I)EAIt "II": Orchids to both k to ci n a , 11 court to get fatter paychecks used ever endeavor in my F jl~ I , The Frenchmen, hosses-er, I - prenuptial agreement stating o1you. That'siAhat I call love of a 13E EN O BOTH )1S 7bose in the unusual reversal power to a%-oid it ... from a con- were not charmed, claiming _ a 1 pj gn. 1 • r —. 1 •J Ta.! the highest aartkr. Yo ur words i)F.AR BFF% Sorry, liii I that If the marria ge doesn't of roles from Judge to plaintiff selousness of tit) being a trust they had been on an ambassa work out, you won't "take him an music - ~ to snore 5 V - :-I_ include Oliver J Carter, cw V too great for my capacity.Invasion of '\ dorial mission to ask the British STYLER/DRYER -, 11 ,. to the g a prisacs for any reason rently presiding over the trial of . Wearing the uniform of a Vir to lease Washington had or " A u G _____________________ P 5. 11 women can pry, why ,Patricia Hearst in San Fran. ginia mil.itia Colonel, Washing- dered the first shots in the Mod& 1140 16 _____________________ Cisco. can't men also' Such snooping • 1. ton was a presence at the First French and Indian War, and ~V -i '?\ --_ The suit was readied for filing Continental Congress in Phila- retreatc d to a stockade aptly P, y . 1.. 88 , _-, .1W .3 A MPLER )II, k, ft _W X~ \%-- 9 settingrs from 0 "II today in the U.S. Court of delphia Those two polar ex- named Fort Necessity and I _. ", rb 1<VV to VW I watts Reg Inr I I CONVERSATION ~"I' .. Claims. A statement by the tremes, Patrick flenry and called by . ~ -A i ~ the Indians "that little LF, -__ 24,88 rtment .1. a . _~ W - _. 4 fortable circumstances. I'm , Judges mentions that no judge Thomas Jefferson, both were thinglnthemeadow" On J -6 . = -. =I Z-_ . .- . - ofthatCourt'Lsjncludedasa impressed. 4, 1Th4, he was forced to ~ k;.~ ii; , k0-V\1%.._1rCI111l MAX for MEN plaintiff in the lawsuit" though nooneesertakesmeforaday ' The first Washington surrender, but the war spread 4&.'/ . '_ Iq 1O-oz Gillitti , • • oser5O. any decision in favor or the fv:I tfi re _J I/1W ,- --- - M ! -4 BRACH'S FOIL HEART ••.ii-' plaintiffs presumably would fa- I . I Six months 4igo, I met a 9: 011 111 I — A 4 -L, 650 watte ______ handsome, refined, very -well. sor all federal judges . I " for fut drying, to-do gentleman who is 68, 1 1 10 _1 The judges base their suit, - _..J1/ 2 grooming — THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS , ,IV call him 'Harry I 11W naming the United States as deAfter a few j ( -t_ Reg. dates, we enjoyed each other's ! I -. = -' : vWon that pay for the lifetime. ch. nefther of us ~Ie OZL -. ;_ %r -14 S N ~ I Choice Chunk .o;6.I` .. ~_ BRACH'S CONVERSATION wanted to date others. I appointed judges "shall not be BRACH'S . I - CLAIROL CORDLESS ~ - Fy~_ , -. . Round Stew . marriage on New Year's. but . —1. _V , . They say that compensat.ion I 8 1 14 I I . , __ ,_"Quel FCAP- I 2-ox. box CHOCOLATES "in Its coristitutional context " 0 \ instead Harry told me that even §`_ 4 -- .M~ ~7IFf4 VALENTINE GIRL HONORED I-pound III, _ 2 lbs. does not mean salary but pur. tnough he cared for me, he'd - .. 11111111 11 11 11 1111 brand shave cream Rog 99 I ~- 0. fteortment Janice Kroog (left I, Valentine Girl for Theta Epsilon Chapter, Reg. III ;:;iqj~ 4 ~ only -;_ chasg pow." For never marry again bec iti.se he cin. ChI 4.75 law. '47 -. Bets Sigins Phi, was honored Saturday with a brunch at Sanford '-lather temperature. Regyer, the ludges chose former had had a prostate operation in — PartJcfpatfng In Rho Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma luncheon meedag are (from left) Stary Ann Holiday SHE LL LOVE ONE OF 12 la Ch apter President Linda Sapp presents a gift to THESE VALENTINE years ago that left him iIW Supreme wt JUSee Arthur Pierce, Jessie Perkins, Emma Murray and Martha Ste sem. illerald Photo by Dorls Diech) DOUBLE.PAK . . . Mr!. Kroog, watched by the chapter s 197$ Valentine Girl, Debbl potent. ____________________________________________ Goldberg. s Valentine Girls from all as well 55 BCIS nine chapters Even before the suit w PO I I told him that ER . \ • sex wasn't a ) --Sigma Phi's Sanford City CocmeU will he presented Saturday important D ON'T FORGET TO REGISTER filed, some judges in different to me, and it's not. cards and night at the Sanford Chic Center when the sorority sponsors Its 1.4 I C parts of th e count distributed But he iLcted that even thou gh AGAIN FOR A FREE VALLEY DALE C t m,ce, bears, and .' II - U annual Valentine Charity Ball. (Herald Photo by Torn Vincent) SMOKE CURED HAM. DRAWING EVERY I might iy a "my dear editor" letter along envelopes. Reg. that now, 7 o 1 theranals VI _____________________ 14 10 10 I 7W4 SATURDAY. DAY. LAST WE EK'S WINNER WAS with the petidon and a separate 1% . I — 1. _~r SPRAY DORIS H SMITH OF 107 S LOCUST AVE, . I% III - III,* , , COLOGNE have been unfairly alVed out -:43- - -1%UAIIf%I *Tr .- ~_ I= g A.L L M __211111 '\ __ - W__ Rxrn — ______ ____ ro CREAM drua' stores _____ ' CAR r! - - ______ • - I • • • ________ IVORY u ges Sue Fo Raise CREAM to --cq:: S #. Right 4i , - 9111111FAAWAI~~ 113MI11111111maGmagZam sii~ m~ _____ ., ,. • ••., Dear Iibu 2 . *s ________ :;_ -. ____ _ ______ i ''' TL4i~id` t _21I ___________________ tAi , ' ________ • ' ' II ------- ' • • ______ ____ 25 HEARTS T__1 - - - . ' .,...,_j•. _______ . • _ 69 " 49 , ___________ II VALENTINES j 7 a er -%__V_1=_____Mr.r_%1:~ On Changing Woman's Role ___._ _ gummed 1_4 • - .'-...*..-. - ;. - TILLER ; • -i.fr- and dim1nated against" The suit asks that the goven ment reimburse the Judges for ••-: ~mrz ' 1--i-ki ,- -, -, .• '- 'I 4. 'c2t c. - -' ;;Y - '9 ,. -. i,: • ) - % -. • L -y I' ' j _J1) -' They claim that inflation reduced their spending power to about $26,200 a year for dlstri - WE 4 3 .- __ 4- I . - L )(. . . . S ft I/ui petition says, Plaintiffs are 38 district ..3 */ - W ; L .?-.- 'i" -,.- -- :• - '-.r'f' Y!'" .: 4- . r I, •. -- .. • -- . _________________________ Lambros of Cleveland, said "jud1ges could be out working as lai"*m making two or Uree times their jud.icial Waries." He said that "unlike oI in government such as senators and repreent3tives who can 1.47 " --- - ~ iI I k-1 -=M t V.. U- `!III_ .-~ - % __ Briggs & - - - 4 ALL Adjustable handle - - BENYLIN COUGH SYRUP 11 - -- % ; !a ll Lh P, 2438 FRENCH AVE. 0 89 — — - . .k. [A Ill __.1 00. • . - •. , - -_ ____ - -I _13~ W - V - ~ I I-` : - . - Specia -_ "I Ownging Attitudes To~Tards Woman's Role." Entertainment wa. provided by " - vocalist. a student at Seminole Iligh School and editor of the - - -_ Specia 4 oz each I I i-:-y ' ~-tj'j'i _~,~ . __ I , _~trlzm@:M_ _._ -.__Z3; -_~k--_!Sc-Aik-. Af-11V_ C-Ar .t~.mi-, i, I • 1;1* i ,!1#_,W ! & y -i,:7 - FREEZER SPECIA - I ." . LM -, -, Q , ,.-~i~,,~L I I * 4 R ~ :i:. _!t ~ 'I r 11,41 _~rf,~I" aw, -..i, - z ,,, ,-- L& ~. ~Fi 71L - - $600 ]l __I - only ------, ---, THURSDAYS myr - Chitterlings Veal 4 PM z_ 10 lbs. $ OPEN ; -•I W VIIOLZ~ -~~_ __~~ __- — — 75 -, ( I I-s' - :~ _. __ _~_ ~ .~111 I . II .c:!'- :--- - ~m - ~ _.r . __!N___'1 - - *or N0_ I 1 ID ; — J, II A ; " I I .-.)% -1* 1. '.., I I -~ f _14 4 rt;I-V;S~A~~- ~- - h- ~ -A -, 1, W RED BUG ROAD A SR 434 1i'k&i . - capturing the Valentine motif, at Sanford Woman's Club, members of the Sanford Rho Chapter were hostesses to the M , J-1 ~ ___~2 _ -_.___ - 'A ~ CASSELBERRY Al TA - RI- -_ 14 i membership voted to ron. Other local members of the Herald Correspondent tribute 1100 to help relief work Rho Chapter are Mary Ann Women educators and for Guatemala's earthquake Pierce, newest initiate, Ruth members of Rho Chapter of victims. President Emma Lirlton Wilma Colbert, eIlie Delta Kappa Gamma Inter- NlurraN presided over the Coleman. Ann Echols, Lu national Teachers' Honor business meeting. me corw Huggins, Jean Jones, Thelma Society from Seminole, Ike mittee included Martha Lewis, Wilma Morgan and Volusin Counties convened Stevens, hospitality, and Jessie Margaret Packard and Shirley in Sanford, Saturday for a Perkins music chairman Secord general meeting and luncheon. *:, -I - 1 - m PREPARATION H 8UQRI[5 1.:." ~ -_ ITEMS AVAILABLE W_III, ..--- ~11 Clv :1__r-~ ~_ - -- - ~ -W kl_- - -AiwIk N SANFORD - * Power Reverse 0 , a &A - - ______ ___ :~ :~ -I It 4 iif W _. N)N-- - =11 I—- i - - : '' - ,ev , P — - ;. ~Wll. - )A SPLASH-ON LOTION - ~! I ~ V . I — - " ___ .,~; 5 horsepower Mlodel 176-77 I 4 3987 9 BRUT 33 COLOGNE , One side 1I under. AmId. Pop-up head. 2 z LADY SUNBEAM TWIN-HEAD SHAVER . _. - - . %off . , •'# - " DELUXE HEART CHOCOLA TNES 88 . !4# -- 4' BRACH'S __ /I WATCHES 1.47 - _________________ 11 TIMEX U ulFT CHOCOLATES Yj pound -~ ~ ~, R16 of their district and two are I EACH - Reg. BRACH'S ASSORTED A peals judges. "Unlike most citizens of ,,~ United States who are gainful]v emplo) -ed, including most fed'cral employes, federal judges received no increase in salar~ . - 79d - .: ,. -Z ,-~ 40 , , pAt MWIC ' • - NP, X~ , sue of their pay dollar th the period from March 15, 1969, to Oct 1, 1975 During that pod, federal district judges earned W,000 a year and appeals court ;:r-a .;3 .4 . - -. .. V,"%, ial __ / - Lng - .... -- -- kf~ l - // GIfl BOXES Model 66 — "I - - - 4). \\ . . • Rho - - • . tile Food Gifts ___ -I I Show Love "When love speaks. the voice of all the gods makes heaven 5 - - ~, ,f`4 -1 J ~ I 0 "I ~ - - %I .^ 24 Chopped Sirloins 401. EACH - - -- --UR O , i ,iiAV_-W- "I - 0 C:w - i ,9 .___@_` -- -~ , -~' - ~,-V- W AYI~--.4 'u'N_ pv ~ _MI -_ 4r �- ________it. _ 20-Evening - Room -. - Herald, Sanford, Fl. ----- - -------- - _. EXTRA l.a 11+7,ffta ,%o%oa " WVN P111* COUPON AND PUSCNAIt O• 1. 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Tasty Frozen of Any " Ipt. • - Polish Kielbasa .......... (WUJ( - •2" Trun: Treat U Pi..k41x Is _ . FrtlIi . Coke Sliced Bologna............ WITH IM*$ COUPON AND PU*I4.,U 09 , - ''_ PLO .34, Smoked Sausage...... - . rir '''. (Serve with Pancakes) Brown Country pyij Ml.Ml.... \ i7) Si " 0~ ___ 3 lb Turkey Roast.............. ~~_-_-*_ - ". I - IV Swifts Premium Boneless (All White Meat) Ml MlMlMl. UMllAMlMl U Ml*Ml f,;/i:'% .•i" . ~ ,, P fte.SiIu .... mob~ .-: -. Swift's Premium Boneless (Whit. & Dark Meal Mi x ) Turkey Roast.............. 79 Flavorful Boneless ._GItT[:.,,A., ..t 3" $ lb ,t, if I . 99' Turkey Roast.............. I 1 , - 3 lb Great For Bor.B.Qu,s Beef Plate . Swill's Premium Boneless (All Dark Moot S •, 99 - - - 11 .- - Hot Dogs.. .................... i $ddtc. 5$ 011 II •asta flht41 IN "i'l'ts •r•.,lt • 5 ,'si O.',p.s fCUm$rp ta*jt i'd ti-i $4 t t ili, ((iI7jO, .,, s-s't * C iPl'7 11,1 IftI t Ii ill ).j 79 lb I 1Vip tkT1Li FWDS Try This Delicious Beef Round Iii i , oas................ Beef Chuck Arm W __________ /J4EfflOt'1 •v' Pot Roast III Ill . itu 11. - --Iff I at' ' " Bounce........................ 6 Chuck ' - ____ Round Steak ............ .1' Tally 190#1 Loin or . REST ,9r Flavorful Leon Meaty Beef Blade - vp p ,1 lb Beef for Stew ............ 49 ' SAVE Sc, Vinegar & Oil or Caesar p .. Sirloin Steak ............ Lean, Meaty Beef Full-Cut '4RibSteak................... 39' - N 9 I - 7-Seas Dressing ...... t 49' • • • • I ' vi ' It I -, 29' A Remarkable New Fabric Soften,, I '°..:' .LI TIll' 200 r A Great Treat Beef Loin ' 29 SAVE 6c. F & P Delicious I . I , 49' i J Instant Coffee.......... 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In Butler Sauce, Green Giant For Salads or Stuffing, Fresh Green d .. __ . 59 Tomato Paste,. or , SAVE Sc, Progresso " 59 SAVE lOc, Green Giant ____________ ____ P erf ect orSalads, F VCT I-P-041004 $05 t o I I4 7 $ Swift's Premium Proton Beef Plot, Short Ribs ................ . ...... . ...... 89 With Hydrated Vegetable Protein Ground Beef With H.V.P. 79' - - 24 Cake Donuts....................... 69 _______ SAVE lOc, Okroy's Hash Blown I AddOF.Wt0±d? Giant Brand "Italian Festival" V 1 - 1 . .................... SAVE lOc, Flow -O.Rich Tasty Frozen 4I Tasty Tomatoes........ IIIIIIIIIII . 69' SAVE 20c, Free itt Ou**n Frozen Salisbury Steak. Veal Pormagianor Sliced Turkey .. Pole Beans................... ' 39 • Blueberries......................... " I 69 ., 45 I SAVE I 2c, Stillwell Unsweetened ' 49' S..dI,, $ Eggo Blueberry -- Flavor with Horn, A Pot of Fresh, Tender ____ '' AppleSauce..........4 J? '7Isfll (-*11 i. 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WESSON OIL DELMOFNI O STEAKS C , 919 419 1. . . . • • • "., JAI - - 0 1610 LOGIWAIII DI - ORLANDO IRIANG(E SHOPPING (E N T ER c'otois 79c HARVEST GROüD BEEF Pt 7. HARVEST FRESH - VINE RIPE TOMATOES is 01 I FLORIDA RANGES ' fkkSH ,.. — — SW GOLDEN RIPE BANANA 7fl •- PI.!.IP1CPP 18 1 Tip Roast • $ . . £ 9 P D Brand USDA Eye of the Round W (I. S. CHOICE Choice Bon.I. Beef $229 oast 99 $ CAN 1 BtocIt,o...h Sliced Bacon ' 9" W0 $ 3-te 5ciIo Olive Loaf 79C USDA Grade Thighs or A Fresh TALMADGE Srb,ond $229 LAYER 99c . . . 1 LB BAG 929 All Flavors Yog'irt. . . . 3 P a, ____ Fat Cottage Che ese Plie,bl,;y flu"pvm,ik ) 2OS FKG to . 89c flsiI.n 4 37c ... 2 °' CANS 3 CANS ___________ ____________ 0 09c BAG ______________________ ) 14.oz. PIE PK0 . 20 99c ALL VARIITIIS .&. '4I-ii COUNTRY STYLI SU P1 RB RAND DINNERS COFFEE CREAMER 89C Iboz. PKO. BANQUET BUFFET (ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT BEEF) 79c CHEESE CAKE 39c 26-ex. 4 LB. $129 5 _____________ Tung or Mild ORLSSEL'S CREAM / POTATOES 9" 19c Cheese Kisses 6-01. APPLE PIE ______ FROZEN FRENCH FRY (I-lb. Cup 75) 7-I B (6 Ci) ORANGE JUICE 32.o,. CTN. ASTOR LEAF OR SUPPERS 2-LB. '9 PKG. - -1 CHOPPED S!INACH 1 4 1 0-os. PK,S 9c 1 ( HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA WHITE GRAPEFRUIT C LB. 49c IORDENS HEATH BARS PACK O PKO. 8 09c CABBAGE Iwo CAKE 11,WPUREXIb DETERGENT 4 FARM CURED KIDNEY BEANS 0 m ix 969 WHOLE . • Ptt PUT ______ BETTY CROCKER COUNTRY HAMS OR HALF Svpr'brand Reg or Sin 43c HALF 69C Sour Cream 1 59,) APPLES $ 99 FOR MRS. SMITHS HARVEST FRESH GREEN Drumttck 4, Breast wI Ribs. pethrand 01 . Franks -71 49 8 2-oz. CAN 55C Cream Cheese aro"d Sausage 89c . • • WHOLE FRYERS LB. 79c __________ MINUTE MAID Suprcbiond • Picnic or Ham USDA GRADE "A" FRESH FROZEN .• C.. L. .2 M.LJ of Hot Pork Liver...I.B. 0 0 o, . Beef Bologna 299 PKG Sliced u. s CHOICE) S " Pimento Loaf Fsllrt or Shrimp Patties _____ CANNED HAM W-D Bicind Pickle and $139 • • • • rrnh fr i ed P-zf-, F Iit f loun der HOE: :ONILISS LB Fish Fi llet &J LBS. HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS S 59 .1. SANFORD ST FIRST ST , ORLANDO 1176'' SOUTH StD ii 14 BONELESS ROAST Roth t p.m. 6 - THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY LB. - - BEIF BOTTOM ROUND R v a.m. — Wh&otHal l Pork Hams . 0 i.— • SUNDAY HAND $959 '-• SATURDAY W-D BRAND 39 Fresh - South Sweet Relish BEE S, iE_.__ 4Da ' LISDA CHOICE PORK CHOPS • Wednesday, Feb. II, 1976--50 9 am 9 PWMO C 38-ox. BTL. W. 0 BRAND INTO _ oil Deep WESTERN CORN FID FULL s'4 PORK - MONDAY (I DEL MONTE CATSUP I)'- 01 ------ - - Coffee Aio .' -_ NEW STORE HOURS — LU T FISH ORANGE, SEMINOLE OSCEOLA LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, COLLIER AND VOLUSIA _ 09 W - b BRAND U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEA VY WESTERN rr PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... Lurnt t*o 6 p w/$7 50 o mote pich siatV c4 gs (Ii; BLUE 13AY &UA -,__ --5- . •••,-•- C+vus,itiq Heraki, Sanford, Fl. r U '- _ '1 & LBS. HARVEST FRESH —4I M W1 III IDAHO BAKING POTATOES ti, S 49 10 HARVEST FRESH CITRONELLA COLGATE CANDLE TOOTHPASTE ':'' 49c TUBE .. WEILA BALSAM HAIR V&Aa CONDITIONER 8TL. $179 Al Jr' :: • . oof"lawlif r -°'• I- - OOT. C PKG. 100 W C I..'. 'IL. 6 • CHILORINS - - CAT FOOD BAYER ASPIRIN A1t*cwio 9c 36-CT. TEA BAGS $ 29 SALMON & TUNA, CHICKEN & LIVER OR TURKEY A GIBLETS ii i-s. ROSE MILK SKIN CARE - . SIZE $123 -17 . W1NP4 COPY91GHT -q TETLEY c 24-ox. iD hJ SIZE U I " _I I Quci1'itity Rights Rose rye COPYRIGHT I ROOT BIER OR COLA 3 ./53 00 at - • 6)+rc sl mv ....'t - - 9% -• - t - PEAS - '-i: rL:1 AU ruuuurwu - • HARVEST FRESH SWEET INC '916 .' POTATOES E "A" 11111111 CRACKIN GOOD + cs,-. GRAD EXTRA LARGE EGGS RE'zE — — CHEI( fiR INIR M :G 4 :.900 39 lO.oj. JAR ASTOR ..•,. ORANGE JUICE INSTANT COFFEE — dINN Dlxii CIORIS e -- 97 $ I • BORDENS MAXWELL HOUSE e r " WrI 2.LI. CAN _ H., 1976 - MAXWELL HOUSE TEA MIX z. SIZE Reserved DIXIE S704E5 INC 69 COFFEE 1.5 SIZE QuantIty Rights A 6-o CREAM ' I,, 10-ox. PK0. 39c iI HAIR DRESSING" '-',f ' CHEEZ-ITS "u 1 00-CT. PKG. •isT LEAF LETTUCE SUNSHINE TETLEY V.0 COTTON BALLS I Oc/Is'Y i •& 9 TOOTHPASTE logo f TUBI - CURITY air 99c \.'. W1SKER LICKENS PEAK • '• KAOPECTATE COOKIES rs c l 1°° • I-VL'i-WI II id 14 N. . LRc F : I '-' , t • "c: - ?1I - j 0 efs Corn j $100 j - 0 ;4 SIZE I f DOZ. f Good Roo I,nr Palo, Soft Margarine .. 2 -' '- 69c -- --- v • •• --- -5- - • - - • - -- it • -- frç - •A - - - - ;.. •• - -•-- -• ___ _ r - - :-- -; I rLI ________ j -• - - - i-:•• _____ -- —.--.••_-• - - — --- -• __________ Ntr4cJi AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD i- = 4'I I FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD - -k is •L -• - 5- . • - - .• -- -•--••----_-- -- • - - _. --• - - - - - -•- • - . • - -. - -- ,- --: ,- - •—-- i- - = ---. =--- --=-- - -5----- - • --=• = =--=-- --== 1.- - -- - ______ -' --•• -- =-- -=.=- - -- ---- ---_ -- - - i -=-• I -, •- - - •--- =•- - r- -- -• - -' -- - _____ -• -. .. • - ., - - - - . - - -. - • - -. - - . : - -- -. -- — ._•_•__ - S •.__-_____====w_ S - • — -' " - ----•' — -----:••4i• -: - _s • - -— - * - S 1 • - S . I - -- • - - ________-_-_ _---•t ----* • -a - - - - ___ _ - — - .- - �-. 'F- -,,.,... - - _____r. -_ - ,-- a.-. ±__ ;r- -_- ,rc- - - -- .1 __.__==-.-- -_.---. z-. - -_ , B-EvenIng Herald. 5.lnford, UI _ -'- - - - ______--- TELE VISION - '- - LISTINGS - Fsgiso Skatmg (short proP AND I NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and "nder the Seal oP the Court of Sem'i 'Ie County, Florida, upon a fina judgmcnt rendCrej in the atoretald COurIOnthc24lhcIayofMarchAD 1976, in that certain case enttled, Southern 0isovnt Co. Sanford, vs Clinton B. and Ellen E. Hadden, Defendant, which alOreaId Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levIed upon the following describe propertyownedbyclinton B and Ellen E Hadden, sad HIGHLIGHTS 6W 2 4 OS Cou Aay. W BASKETBALL - L', Noire Dais vs Vdlanova NEWS 6 €1) DATA PROCESSING €1) MYFAVORITEMART1AN 630 2 .12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBSNEWS 2 12' NBCNEWSUPDATE 900 2' 121 C ,ftCO NU() nE P RIN TIN TIN Fehciano 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BE1TCHED 6 CONCENTRATION coisin Pepo. a I w,ios serçor. 10 OonCCO&Ii 2 TEST 9 25,000 PYRAMID 800 ' 12 THELIFILEHOUSE C THE PRAIRIE: Charles (Mtha'' Landon) and Mi. Ed- THEBLUEKNIGHT The savage beating ar .1 catx)oso that has been rot(\lc(VJ dOflIaIIY by MY.' el a kian shart pews en the ternfd wen't bosty. .:3 aril C-art. ss4,o are '2 TE MOVIE' '2) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW' (Mon) ERiCA (A) (Tuog.) 9 WEDNESDAY MOV1EOF THE WEEK: 'Alt the Kund Sangors Cohost: Michael Douglas. Guests indudo (Mon.) Kirk Douglas, Pole Rose, Scatman Crothors (Tut,s.) Maureen Stapleton. 1w'y Geonka., The 4 6 CBS -- €L) ROBERT MAC NEIL RE ___________________ GAlNMAThEV'RyDAJ 100 12 TO#3RPOW 2 (7((3f4) Farrofl(Thu'5)DianDoias Shelley WInters, Pole (Fit) Burgess Meredith, Jimmy PockyGrazjano 91 MOV1EiMon.ftSt1rxj I, -fli. & F$5 5A& OIO. GLOiCL C 1:45 SCOIT 4- PASTOR'SSTUDY 9 DAILY%oRo The IM 2-00 --- --. LI L.--I All '.1 IJ'tILI IJVUIPJNAL I IIIIu9aIIurg Sophia Loren 1960. (Tues.) "90' Did I GG; A 'w* Ntjnbem: Dot, Hepo. Bko Sorwner, 1966 (Wed.) "Ca' room." Can Martin. Shirley MacLalne. 1959. (R&W) , -II i nursday THE TRUtH AT Morning ___________ ________________________ ____________________ 600 Robertson, J.ck Hawkins. Iho Moon.' Margaret Rutherford. Terry Thomas TNZAT*Z 9 j ______ IJj, &T DA ________________________ ___________________ , JFI CLASSIFIED ADS -- Ifl II! •. • , ui) VVdWLJ • W SCHOOL PROGRAM- tv __________________ - ______________________ - i2 12 CELEBRITY SSTAKES '4 KIJTANA '6: PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 ____________________ SHOWTiME KIDDIES .10 f 7:30 9:10 rUu, V 11 2 TUNE THE WIND and the LION ______________________ ,, . , 1R EE SWAP SHOP ' ''"• ANDFLEAMARKET ________________________ "°' EVERY SUNDAY 9AM.) P.M. ____________________________ __________________________________________ CALL 337.1224 E •'1, ___ - .. .'..'...' 6 GAMBIT 9 LS MAKE A DEAL 11.30 2 12 HoLLYWOOD soua.rts 1 Gi LOVE OF LIFE '91 HAPPY DAYS(R) I €0 (Mon.. Wed, Frl) "VILLA ALEGRE" (Tuog., Thurs) CARRASCOLENDAS 11.55 4 6 CBS NEWS - "EARTHQUAKE " . ,,1 __________________ _-t'Z-; ' PLUS "WILLIE DYNAMITE" TUES. & THURS. - :''7..... f - ".,--..-,'.. --- . ,f ',_-"t t,'_. -' _iJ -' - -t "i . _4 '. :'"-';; I I I ..: 1200 2 .9; 4i 6) YOUNG ANO RESTLf:SS - - e, ra I 4 '- 'V'ii.'Si7'y_ , I-., '. -- __________________ ________________ . :12) MAGNIFICENT MACHINE €0 (Mon.) (fl) (Tons, Wed Thu-g,) Tteirnjs flomenjers (R)(Fh) E3ook Boat ___________________ ltj _____________________ i'' ' '_ -s":- 5.':v %'--'r--:.,.. - ,, a•',- - 'I ' .' 'f4. , 14J t .., r vF?f;a t'.- " '.L9. .i .. N IGHT CLUB SANFORD'S ' , ,,f,'"'+ , •, -"-"-- .'.-" '%.__, . ...%;t I, The Sandbar ' a.'. I .'./(.. r, -; -5' .-, . ;(sP .4 c1: . 11(7(1 121 WI-fEEL OF FOR. - . _____________ ,_ ,, -' "LIFE" INTO #4 J1'.7 1 SANFORD'S NIGHTLIFEI Thearra'smostpopul,rpl1 - •,'* I,. -2L i' -' - - .theplacetomeet,ndgrect From Mu5ic City U.S A have ott-at fun tOrt,tt' C p m till 2 a m TOP ENTERTAINMENT '- - . . LI.'..; ar4: 3;- '' ; ste-i p" I ,, .,_" 4"; ±. '. ,i.7. .. I,,, - ____ _ ' _______ .q,,, ____ $ RESTAURANT . ,, c?:: i ii:i t ' ' ................ -c- - - : $393 complete Only rj1 I1J '117' ' - - - '- -. - -.-. --- : - . .- - : - - r.- -. ' T- r r - -.v-- -.......... -. - :. 05øMY .......b-s •... 'a- øs.' F- Joe Watson agic At Pane Orgiti 11 __________________ tJ,./,,.' i;1 lvvfv.:s 1 ' - W ' ___ '-a'. _________________ RATES 5.30 2 .12 NEWS € ELECTRIC CON 976 DEW 61 __________________________ __________________________ HOURS - S 3C P.M. 8:00 AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon DEADLINES Rentals Noon FridQJ - ____________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ - - -- _______________________________ _____________________________ $13.1 up- I & 7 BR. all 0 E kitchen. 1mm. 0cc. Franklin Arms Apt%., t1 Fla, Ave. _______________________ iiom Lots ________ kOVE ESTATES-- Hew. Swim, Park Ave..? apts 71, large & airy, YOU'VE fith,t, Clubhout, $3Omo. Free WHAT ALWAYS $135n-io Ot"p HortonOrgani:atjon DREAMED ABOUTI 3betlrooms, literature P0 Box 40, osteen _____________________________. ____________ beautiful Mayfair., parate guest F TU Oviedo-Duplex, lurn Or Cottage with 600 sq ft House - '85 -' 3171 _________________________________ _______________________________ _____________________ ______________________ -------. . - - ..__. Sln,-p 100 N Maple 31-Apa llflX?nts Furnished _____ _____________________________ ._ 37) 8J7Ior3flo _•__ .. . . - J' -- - -- TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS DO YOU HAVE ____ call at 919 Laurel Ave ' Clean I tn'droom apt , qnt, w,',tcr For Sale or Lease, by Owner, S eves. A. wk ncts ---------------- -____ BAMBOO COVE APTS on I lane highway, with 2100 Sq ft of offices & warehouse space Call 313 6)19 after S p m S By Harry Gates Sec. Publish lan 71, Feb. 4. 1l II, 1976 DEV 135 Park 'N Sop on Saord Ae Reward. Pb. 323 6212. Missing since Fviday, vicinity of 25th St. $ year old toy bulldog, HE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 9ILE NO. 7e'is Cl' In Re: Estat, of CHARLES RAY THOMPcON OR SEMINOLE FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 76.2 In Re: Estate Of POSE SCHLEM, _______________________________ Call 372 4337 after 3p.m. Reward COUNTY, Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idl, items with I Classified Ad.Callafriendlyndtaker,t)n 2611 or 8319993 Dec"tSed. Ot'CCrt t.1 - th public. Schedule n time: I5. hours weekly. Guaranteed hourly rate. Will train. Call our toll free number: 1-800-573 a%wmbly person wanted Apply in person to Mrs Jernigan, Sanford Dry Cleaners. 1)) Palmetto turnithed or unlurnithed Newly redecorated Come see 300 F ,- , feiced outside height. Ldti storage Central Ioa'on Call Deceased Geneva Fl 37732. The name ani's P.r' e'i'r" x' l v . " attfl,n,.v are NOTICE OF address of the Personal forth below ADMINISTRATION Representatives attorney are set All persons having claims or TO ALt PERSONS HAVIPIO tarTh t,ok, . d.mards against 'he' Citate are CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST All persons having Claims or required, WIT'HtN THREE MON. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL demands ainst the estate are THS FROM THE DATE OF THE OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED required, WITHIN THREE MON FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS IN THE ESTATE: TIIS FROM THE DATE OF THE NOTICE. tofile with the clerk of the YOU ARE HEREBi' NOTIFIED FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS aboveCourt a written statement Of Woll. Ut• PISfl4. £ MISS I HYI 'v p FLORIDA OPPORTUNITIES • • Dpt $6. $7651. Orlando, FL 17515 I I I I As Personal Representa tive of the Estate of CORA DIJGGAN Oee.',it ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVF DOUGLAS STE 91ST P OM, ESQUIRE Past Office Box 13)0 Sinford, Fiora 37111 Put I Sb Feb 11, 18. I 76 ________________ Telephone: 322-7171 Attorneys for Personal Representative Publish' Feb II, II, 1976 DEW 65 ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ L I V U M I H C H R C M I G U N C I L A £4 U G B 0 H E A H V I S N A I E v i(-t(-r1n's i - C A G S I U I N B C R I C V N B I C M 11 'r IS r s 0 o G A H H A E H G 0 A i o G W U H E R 0 S M A R I o K Y U A N H H I N C A U 0 G M X E N N H P A W A G I E G I S N U Y 0 H I V N H U FNF [D V N A s A T F N G A iF sJ ____________ A I A A L C N C C N U K F S E L p o £1 N of Quihty Food" Telephone: 322 7171 Attorneys for Personal Represenlate Publish' Feb 11, 18, 1976 DEW i I N S N N H I S I A N W G G 0 N U s W E 0 1 H E V U H C N U 1 6 N A I 4 0 N B N S S U H N C U N C U N C H I W ____ Broker - -- 42-MbiIe Homes air, carport, skirting, aing, ce4ient condition, Offered by - eneva Luxury r'/iJ.la Patio Apartments g 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUE5 Chrysler Plymouth runt good. new lireS and tune up, 54(5) Weekdays call Leslie, $34 1221, .f'rr S arIj ,slrrid. 373 7is7 mum $1 - ,., 6>-I'eTs.sUppIles JKC Pit Bull Terriers, 100 point Papers Guaroteed 323 9141 COME BY AND SEE THESE USED CARS TOYOTA MARK II. I Door Sedan New Condition, CASH 3224132 r used furniture, appliance tools4 etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Item Larrys Mart, 715 Sanford AvC 74 PONTIAC CATALINA. 4 Dr. Hardtop. 22,000 Miles. We Buy Furniture 74 MAZDA STATION WAGON. On, Local Owner. iis-Acreage _______________________ 3 Mo. .6 Mo,& 1 Viar Leases H jj HWy.17.92A,o5 From Ranch 323-U7Oor$31-9777,,, :JJcn,r11 REALTOR WE ALL LIKE A BARGAIN FHA VA terms ________________________ 74 TOYOTA PICK.UP. 3 To Choose From. _______________________________ 73 AUDI FOX. 4 Door. P41cc Car. 73 TOYOTA COROLLA Station Wagon, 3 T's Choose From. 73 OLOS DELTA ROYALE, In Mint Condition. 73 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO. It Has Everything. 73 FIAT 121 Spci.'t Coup,, A Real Nice One. ________________________ ________________________ - Aluminum Siding _______________________ Land Clearing IDYLLWILD-. Choice 2 story. bedroom, din'sg room, breakfast roam. lsrg. family room, fireplace. C HIA, 559.900 I... HIghway 46 Flea Market Sanford, ________________________________ ____________________________ ______________________ _______________________________ - -. - -- -- ' -- -- - _______________________________ ilL.. New Vinyl Flooring Assorted Colors Eii>ert roof replir's, llt roofs or shingles All Work guarant OGDEN ROOFiNG 3736100 Service Land Clearing. Pill dirt, clay, rock Alt kinds digging Housetrailera stored i moved 337 9143 Sewing _________________ ___________________ - ___________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR - - Alterations ________________________________ Upholstering Donna Canada. 372 0707 ___________________________ p ainting DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Quality WoeS,, Reasonable Prices Patty Vi,rncr, 373 4203 _________________________ • __________________________ iob too large or small. Free estimates. 35 years experience. C Sanderson. 321 0050 Oil Burner Cleaning & Service 71 Hour Service Dykes Heating & Alt' ConditionIng, 377 8877 Dressmaking, ladies'. FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? _________________ • Heater Cleaning I _______________ Need help on thal Saturday lOb' Paneling, aoor. wodows concretework,etc. Bytl5ehour,or by the ji 32? 9365 hungs. Interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching & Simulated wick & Stone specialty. 372 2780 Upholstering 701 E. Commercial, 373 645). -______________________________ APi ti"IOWPI i'15t LONTROL 256? Park Drbe 372 8545 ___________________ Heat & Air Condtionin For free estimates, call Carl HarriS. at SEARS .n Sanford 377 _______________ t771 - 72 BUICK ELECTRA 323. 33,000 Actual Miles. Transportation 72 CHEVROLET KIPIGSWOOD. Station Wagon. 72 FORD GRAN TORINO, S To Choose From. 72 TOYOTA COROLLA Station Wagons. 3 To Choose From, 72 DATSUN "310" 4 Door. E.tra Sharp. 72 TOYOTA MAR XII Station Wagons. Extra Clean. 373 7I5 322 0779 - Owner Says "Go" Price cut to under $18000 (or thit Sunland 7 bedroom homc on large FREE GIFTWRAPpING All Baby Yes ''Whatever suits your needs Try us Call Bart Just Opvnr'j AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES. 3l0lSanfordAve 377 0641 Open 7 Days, Mon Sat.. 7 6. and Sun 94 - exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 09 Sanford Ave torcycles 72 TOYOTA CELICA, Red and Sharp. 71 FORD PINTO. XXX Clean 2 To Choose From. 68 FORD GALAXIE Coupe. 68 FORD FALCON. 4 Door. 68 CHEVROLET 'i TON PICK.UP. Power Tailgate. 64 CHEVROLET ', TON PICK-UP, 62 FORD ' TON PICK-UP. - - __________________ __________________________________ 197$ Harley, Street or dirt bike 9(52 miles. List price, 51,300, now 5.399 Hacienda Motors, 3739395. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 123 )6 ____________________________ _____ ______ - -- _______ - TRAILER IS Ft Dual Axle With Sides _________________________ Chevrolet pickup, $850. Good Cond 377 1091 Mcii Fri. I-S. After & *k ends 3273472 _______________ 1961 Jeep half ton piCk up, I whe" dr ,good COnditiOn Call 831 1655 i C JUN'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 26Hswatha Ph 373-1301 - -------------------------51-Househokj Goods - P,'altr,' 327 7495 ____ WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buying a new home? Moving to apartment' needle position sewing machine and cabinet, Pay batlnceof $77 or 17 payments ot 56 50 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 07 E 1st st. Downtown 3fl 911 ________________-__________ Re" ttSt4te Broker 3710610 373 5215 - - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 3)1315 E First St. 373 54fl Assume Payments Rc 76-Auto Parts iWti * They're Hot'' * New ii a rurai ares eo payntent, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyersCail to see i GuelIfyl ________________________ Double bed, coniplelt'. S'15' Single bed complete. $25, Love seal. $40; Old Arrowack rocker, $35. New dinette, 1 chairs. 169. KULP DEC _RATORS, 409W. 1st St .327 fliS. ___________________ - - I • _________ _____ I htaj-5 Pet Care _______________________ PET REST INN 13o,arding&Groomin Ph.322 1037 - - Classifiect AilS didn't war there woutilni be arty _._ availlblC. Bud Cabell 377-1052 anytime. GOOD AS NEW- I BR, )i bath. Used Cross Ties central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, garage Only 526,100 Call See Foreman at W. J Sapp & Son, now Benson unction, or call Jack LAK EFRONT- 2 Acres plus sonvitle 901 7117063 RURAL RESIDENTIAL, 2 story C 13 and brick I BR. 3 baths. large swimming pool 570.600 _______________ Clrpentry Remodeling, AdditiOnS. CuStom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 37) 603$ ___________________________________________________ I 4 - Florida room - a maintenance free interior- and a potentially commercial property for this Buy of the Week! CLIFF JORDAN,REAL'TOR 831 8277 Qualityupholter,ng, Free pick upA. ( Tropics! The K lichen Bathroom Cabinets, C&A Back Hoe l TOYOTA PICK-UP. To Choose From, 2Sfoot Apollo. Dodge 440 engine, low mileage, all steel frame. 323 4503 PROFESSIONALMAIDSERVICE For FreeEstimate Call Cathy, 321 0962 - Retire In - Hauling NoRth WANT TO SELL ____________________________ : BROKERS Days - 377 6173 Nights--3fl 7)5? - _______________________ 8uyng a new home9 Moving to an ___________________________ apartment? Roofing And Carpentry Repair Get Some actIon with a Herald Freeestimates classified ad We'll help you wrIte Call 323 6769 an ad that will bring a fast Sale. _______________________________ WANT TO SEE A WONDER 4k' WORK' Place a Ctassified Ad thø Evening Herald today _______________ . - ''' IJI1IVF IPI Iv SERvICE Fast 5trr 0? L'e Oak flia . Casseiberr Phone 111 9611 CALL 3777611 . TOYOTA CILICA1 A White Beauty. 7r 73 75-Recreafjonal Vehicles Stripping & Waxing. Residential & Business Free estimates flit: Clean. 373.5954 - S (behinc ____________ l700FrencpsAye 323 7310 F: Auction Galleries) Sanford AuCtion REALTOR 323 ____________________________ ________________________ USTEIISON LANOCLEAPIPIG Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top Soil. 327 534.) - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty NOO& Sl9E. FIrst. 3fl-57a7 HAROLD RALL REALTY DATSUN "iico" Coup, Real Economy. 73 12 Noon, Every Friday A' - - Dealers Auction Merchanise --- - ________________________ -- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Radio & TV -. I can cot'r your Ilortie with alum siding A. sotfit system. Also Roofing, Gutfer 70 yrs E'p Facile Siding Co 85$ 95,53 _______________________ ' _______________________ ________ a-Auction 3 BeautIful lots with 21 fruIt trees, 1)5 Alma Ave E V Foster. Lake Mary. 377.5.$ _______________________ - OLDER TWO STORY-- Fine bedroom, 2 bath, mint condition, YOU - . 6210711 ROSALIA DRIVE- Low down payment.) bedroom, central air. large workshop. 570.900. LIiJ±[I_TO HAULING Trash Removal, Building Cleanup, Yard Work Reasonable 32') 7157 Get Some acti with a Herald tusSled ad Well help you ite an ad that will bring a fast ule CALL 377 7611 _________________ _____________________ . Well Photography _________ l'r#otorjrapby by Munson Cockayne down M.UNSWORTH REALTY Drilling WELLSDRILLED,PUM ' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes _______________ cR II(ATINC, AND 5'rATLP OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED FOR SALE- ApproimateIy one SWAPSF4OP ILLAMARKET acre, 200 ft. frontage, on Lake Anyone can be a setter or a t'uyei Harney. L. Swanson, R. R. 2, No tharge All admitted free. Corn 2 Sq. Yard THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Of TillS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the NOTICE. to file with the clerk of the obove Co'.irt a written statement of above court a written slatement of any claim or demand they may any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing have. Each claim must be In writing and must indicate the basis for the and must indicate the basis for the r.taim, the name and address of the certainty Shall be stated it te claim l secured, the security shall claim Is secured, the security shall 1* di%cr4 The claimanf ShillO be described Th'p claimant shall deliver deliver sufficient copies of the (taim to thr clerk to enable ihe cltrk to to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each pecsonl mall one copy to each per'naI representative rrprcjefltative All persons intere%tCd In the estate All persons interested in the estate '0 whom a copy of this Notice of tO whom a co of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are Pdotice of Administration has been required. WITHIN THREE MON. mailed are required, WITHIN IllS FROM THE DATE OF TIlE THREE MONTHS FROM TIlE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS C,ATE OF THE FIRST NOTICE.tofileanyobjecfbonsthey PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. may have that challenges the tO file any object ions they may have vllidily Of the decedent's will, the ttt,t ch,illenges the validity Of the qualificti0n5 of the personal ciec('nctent's will, th qualifications representative, or the vinue or of the person,il representative, or jurisdiction the Court TOYOTA CORONA Station Wagon. New Condition. Seminole & Volusia Countiet, Acreaoe Tracts, small & large. _______________________________ or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed If the end the amount Claimed If the Claim is not yet due, the date when it claim isnof yet due, thedate wtten it will become due shall be stated If will become due shall be stated If the claim i Contingent or the clIm is confingnt or unliquidated, the nature of the un 74 - - -- SERVE _______________________ U. UW. Osteen. Good terms. Discount for 17.97. Phone 372-1216. Sh. Conditional permits for EveningHerald mobilehomeorhornec,rtion VALENTINE LOVE LINES Deltona, 2nd Area, $19,O. 2 BR. Fla. room, central ir heat, very RAVENNA PARK- Attractive low flown Easy termS. Owner wilt bedroom, 2 bath, family room. ESS DIRECTO . CHEVROLET MONTE CAiO Only 19,000 Miles. 2017$ FRENCH(11WY1792) RAYMONOM BALL Reg Real Estate Broker 3fl$611.AItert4rs,3fl3757 w 1s151.,$anford ,i' 74 , BR, $19,500; I BR, 523.500 .,. ' MUSTANG II. Hatchback, Gold. '-'"F - Jarioa !enced yard 577 000 ii. 74 LET S NEGOTIATE Owner means to sell 3 bedroom, 7 'wu wii uuiui movern nomes i wide mobile home, fenced 'Wanted to buy used officifurnituri pasture, large garden ready to Ay Quantity. NOLL' plant Sell or trade for motor some C.it'ty, H*y 192. i) 4204 or travel trailer. Located ofl _______________________________ Wilson R. at Paota, E. of Wilson School, follow tign, 3 6091. 10-Swap & Trade ______ DEPOSIT. 3222090 Profe%tionatIyMangrd ______________________________ I 7 Arr '' BALL REALTY SANFORD EVERYDAY someone is lOoking for what you hIve to ;efl. Call tndsy IndYo(JrClassif4iAdwiilapr here tomorrow ______________ P4urs; RN's; LPN's; Aldej Aide Companion. Neided immediately TOYOTA CELICA Coupe. 3 To Choose From 74 Del lvecedor wilt pick up 3)9 1439 screened room. carports and skirts. s,000 under invoice. 940 dealer's, please P?-a'ti. 3?) 6051 or 1)00005 Nights clone 678 558? screened porch, fruit trees, large 3210041 1OR UNFURNISHED I .85 Hwy. 136 531-7700 ('Al I fllfi( fthlDlJ( Steam Clean your own Carpet Rent our Rinsenvac i 'c iiioi,ir 68-Wanted to Buy ---- --. -1u11 7S?h)7) 7832 HAL A COLBERT, REALTOR SELMAWILLIAMS,Atsociate 1 v' )77 0412 cr377 15$; ___________________ All conveniences for $21,500 APARTMENTS Clark speed transmission, air con ditlonc'd, radill tires extra nice REALTY iNC 3226457 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" WALK TO SHOPPING from this 3 e CD' 1a5 $8890 w $6390 - - With Radio,$1095 350) Orlando Drive Sanford,377 $200 ______________________ HAL COLBERT Kish Real Estate Gardens live-V " 15 YR FHA FINANCING DUPLEX- 2 bedroom Concrete block, excellent Condition; no city _taies;_by owner 3276420. JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR I dr, PiV05, WSVIM 16i.'i old iwliJic elm iestckxi t, ifr'f poo, $di k1sv Wls M! ?t..1f h's an irS aO qsat,s rWr,i5n,tv rillied. LU 'l') irtr p'j expect en a 64-Equipment for Rent iti0, 3 BR 16,000 373 8579 _____________________________ Florida room, 100*150 lot, trees. Hear Sanford 37) 9)16 SISOOO indish.',asher, W W carpet, central COMMERCIAL LOT on West First h a, excellent Iands,.aping St 5)1.8513 (.iki' FOUR 10 tri•. Man.ouie&atonetnnkInoirwIm. Desires good 1 BR apt., in quiet no pet area Box U9I Sanford. _____________________ . court Ii c" Cati o terms a CONTRACTOR - s EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford, Kubota, Pettibone Sales, Rental, Service 117 Magnolia Avenue AL'TAMOHTE SPRINGS Iji liii HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY of $171 month Phone 37] 7042 S V I4ardwck, Broker Deltona 661 661 ____________________________ 1975 Atlantic. 17'x6S' unfurnithed, _____________ p1oyment, 701 Commercial. phone 7735176 _________________________ Florida, Probate Division, the a- and must indicate the bails for the creditor or his agent or attorney, _____________________________ drett of Which 5 Seminole County claim, the name and address of the and the amount claimed. the Courth00se. Sanford, Florida 3777). creditor or his agent ci' attorney, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR claimisno$yetdue.thedateen The personal representative of the ana the amount claimed. If the will become SEMINOLE COUNTY, FI.ORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA due shall be stated If PROBATE DIVISION estate is LEE SIMONE whose ad- claim Is not yet due, the date wtsen it PROBATE DIVISION the claim Is contingent or File Numb.r 14.23 dress is 7480 Fairview Avenue, will become due shall be statect Fili Number 74.74 If unliquidayed, the nature of the Divlon Cincinnati, Ohio 45719 The name the claim Is contingent or Division certaInty shall be stated If Un the In Re: Estate of and address of the personal unliquidated, the nature of the claim is secured, the security shall RICHARD In RI: Estate of L BAIRD representative's attorney are set uncertainty shalt be stated. If the be described The Claimant shall NELLE & EASTABROOK, forth below, Deceased claim is secured, the security shall deliver sufficient copies of the Claim Deceased All persons havIng claims or be described. The claimant shall to the clerk to enable the clerk to NOTICE OF demands against the estate are 4 NOTICEOF mail one copy to each Personal ADMINISTRATION requir, WITHIN THREE MON. to the clerk to enable the cerk to Representative. ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING THS FROM THE DATE OF THE mall one copy to each Personal TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST FIRST PUBLICATION OF THI5 Representativ, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL to whom a copy of thi% Notice NOTICE, tofile with the clerk of the All persoes interested in the estate Administration has been mailed Of THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED are OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED above court a written Statement of to whom, copy of this NotIc. of required, WITHIN THREE MON. IN THE ESTATE: any claim or demand they may Administration has been mailed are THS FROM THE DATE OF THE IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that t, administration of the estate and must Indicate the basis for the THS FROM THE DATE OF THE NOTICE, Claim, the name and address of the FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS to that tile any objections they OfNumber RICHAnD L. BAIRD, deceased, deceased, File Number 76 21. it may have challenges the File Creditor or his agent or attorney, NOTICE, to file any objections they is pending in the penaing in the Circuit Court for validity 0$ the decedent's Will, the Circuit Court 76 for23. Seminole County, and the amount claimed, If the may have that challenges the Seminole County, Florida, Probate claim snot yet due, the date wten It validity of th, decedent's Will, the qualifications oforthe Florida, Probate Division, he ad Representative, thePersonal Division, the address of which is VenIJC Will become due shall be Staled. If qualifications of the Personal or dress of which is Seminole County jurisdiction of the Court Seminole County Courthouse, North the claim Is contingent or Representative, or the venue or ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIda, 37771, Park Avenue, Sanford, F137771 The unliquidated, the nature of the un jurisdiction of the Court. personal representdtive 0$ the perscMaI representativeofte estate certainty shall be stated If the OBJECTIONS NOT BARRED SO FILED estate is YVONNE H, BAIRD ALL CLAIMS. DEMiNDS, AND WILL BE FOREVER whose ISKEPINETHW MCINTOSH. whOSe claim is secured, the security shalt OBJECTIOPIS NOT SO FILED Mirvie Kraf:ert address Is 210 Sweet Gum Way. address i% P0 Box 1330. Sanford, Fl be describect. The claimant Shall WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. LonqwcxJ. Florida 31750 The name Personal 3777) The name and address of the deliver Sufficient copies of the claim Marcetla Hardie Thompj Representative ana address of the personal personal representative's attorney tO the clerk to enable the clerk to Kenneth W. Mcintosh Of representative's attorney are set S. Douglas Stenstrom Of are set forth below. mail one copy to each perSonal Stenstrom, Davis. & forth below STENSTROM, DAVIS & All persons having claims or represent McIntosh All persons having claims at' Mclntoth demands against the eState are Allpersonsinterestedintheestate Post Office Box 1330 Post Office Box 1330 demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MON Administration has been mailed are reguir, WITHIN THREE MON. IllS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they 'flay have that challenges the validity of the decersdent's will, the per month payments on) bedroom home at 1799 Lincoln Drive Call Dave at 567 5520 Immediate Occupancy 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths. double garage. MOBILE HOME on I' acre toi' 2 New double wide, fully set up in W. Garnett White FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT t4')pttS 2XAJ r,(IiCtI,iI.' AVC .- IWtWYV 1 Real Estate Tractors '75 Imperl le8aron 1970 Maverick, I owner, $1,195 )fl - -- REAL ESTATE, INC. _____ contact, I -* * * * __________________ - - -- wall carpet, 7 car gare, extras Phone 37) 6051 or 1)00005, flights ooi'e. $12500 Also 3 BR, 3 bath, call 67$ 5549. 2 car garage with electric door opener, rear yard Completely 1915 Rran new Redmond 17,60' mobile home. completely set up fenced, close to shopping plaga, *itti Patio and awning in ,iciult $31,500, 'r 322-2420 ANYTIME Wr'tkty 3515 Hw't Il 92. Sanford. JOHN KR1DER,ASSOC. 323 1930, 107W. Commercial - Phorie3ll 76-ti Sanforei AVALONAPAR1Mr.NTS --c ADUL'TS.NOPETS 38-Wanted to Rent 16W 2ndt ___________________ Il flu r' roe & LOOK for the display a IflflA,Si.'In 1k,. .4 ...v U dfl ford's newest and unusual Cactus Queen Nursery, corner WeSiva Park Or, and SR 46. Joe B. Ur Cawfey. Sr 63A- 'HESE CARSON SALE ONE DAYONLYI I 1969 Tarrso, new radal tires, excel cond. Check prices, then call me Hacienda Motors. 323 9395 Heavy Equipment DELTONA- 3 BR, 2 baths, all Large corner lot on take, paved SAN MO PARK. I, 2. 3, bedroom FOR SALE TOMATO STAKES 3$] 3$ólatter S p m. 2524 Park Dr 312 211 REALTOR AFTER liP' 377 399 377 9751 377 06-1 Double Jct. 17 92&lfl,Løesgwoc,cj 323 $SlOorI3I 4605 - 3227643 Commercial Building br? Bedroums Adultsonly ' PARKAVENUEMOBILE PARK Parkr)rive $lQup 1965 Corvair Automatic, exCelter Uurnflure Coed, t) needs little repair Vood or steel desks (executive desk new tires 373 1114 & chairs, Secretarial desks & haIrs, straight chairs, filing '4# Buick Eletr, running cond,toi but neects some repair. $175 C15h cabinets, as is. Cash and carry, Phone 327 1195 NOLL'S ____________________________ Casselbirry. I? Chico & The Man 371 0471 iii Daily Uc1 äffJ 'é HUNT REALTYIN( JIM . rii .lpptjaocr's, alt on huqe lot You'll lall in love with it' Call Sanford's Sates Leacier ______________________ the Sanford, Attamonte Springs, Winter Park & Ortand are. NO c,SrP"td Cioe Screened back porch, fruit trees, yard Paneled family room, inside Owner anxious Terms. $11500. utility room. 3 bedrooms, baths, kitchen appliances and didpis! Aiii thiS ana more for MOSSIE C, BATEMAN _____ _____ -- _____________ - __________ NEED A HOME' Check (t.r P,n'ais Firsti 2nd lion .iparfment, screened porch, private yard, air Call before lOam or alter 3p.m. 372 $$4$ 18-Help Wanted - - - 62-Lawn-Garthn EXCELLENT CONDITIONI 3 __________ bedroom home 'n qwet Wyn newood, Carpeting, kitchen ap Clean) bedroom, ii bath, avocado stove & refrigerator, blue carpet, pliances, dra's, family room central heat & air 5eed backyard. A real honey Pa1on', 377 130 of a deal for $72,000 Unfurnithed? Bedroom Home $i5Omontnpluiaeposit Phone 372 1549 - - central H A, tenced. Small equity 105 N. Sunland Drive-3 BR.2 ball and take ovor 7 pct. mortgage $69 fenced, large shaded lof. Orland 1557 or 339 3195. 73 1016. _______________________________ Willow Aye, by Owner, 3 BR, I BR, I bath, c0m1e?ely ?urnlej space heater, kitchen equipped, washer, dryer. 377 0)45 alter 5. Wednesday, Feb. lI,1,7&-7 . OVMUWS sor ase i Ba'5 Guitar, Univox fretlest. good J cOndition, $125. Phone 37? 1911. I Sharp I72 '1W rug. low mlleag air. automatc, 51,800 323 94' 60-Office Supplies -alter 530 ________________________________ air, narage, fenced yard. 377 3153. - 9-Good Things to Eat ___________ - - Can lirip -- - 59Misicat Merchandise - ________________________ Screened porch, 2 extra rooms can be uSed for extra bedrooms or family room, etc. Unique home with oh of possibilities Guaranteed for a full year. 7100 IBedroom, 2 bath, carpeted, Stove - ____ ____________________ CALL us to fulfill your Real Estate Sunlanci, 3 BR, cor lot, e*CE'l cond $21,900. Horton Organizatioi needs, Homes, Commercial and Income Property, Groves Realtor, I 299 1520 or 377 337. _______________________ Like Mary - 7 bdr., Fla. Stemper Realty fenced yard, Shade. $11,000 or Central Florida's offer. Ownir 377150?. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3271991 1919S French TAFFER REALTY '71 1196,377 1951 377-1959.377 IIM Pp() P.'i F'C B'O' Home ot RPP W,irrantecj Homes For Rent. Suntand, I BR. 1 bath, carpet, Stove. $175. 373.fl7, 30-Apariments Unfurnished MURCOTT5 Call 47) 4591 Write P.O. Bc" 12$] Sanford, Floridal7l/l - NEW ON TIlE MARKET? Cute 3 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 41-Houses -- 1, Stenstrom Realty - Want Someone to Share homeandext4.nses Phonr 171 S1?I Oviedo. Oviedo, Florida, will beheld tend to register said name with the -______________ Extra Hours? Extra Incomet at the bank located at 156 Geneva Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Pleasant Telephone Work FROM Drive, Oviedo, Florida, at 3.00 P.M. County, Florida In accordance with LOST MALE PUG (fat), fawn OWN HOME. Representing tine meeting. I.. H. Webb Executive Vice President Pvbt,th Feb 1. 1$. 916 DEW 60 -29-Rooms Notice is htrfby given that I am the election of Directors and the Name Statutes. To Wit: Section transactionof,uchother business at $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. -- TELL HER YOU LOVE HER VIA VALENTINELOVELINES In The Evening Herald Call 377 2611 or $31 9993 - - _________________________ __________________________ - -- - NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central Winter Sprinqs, flew lkfr. air. $2000 acre. $49,900 Horton Orgnn:at $706 ----------heat, month. 377 ns Realtor, I 799 1S0 or 377 1$7 . VENDING ROUTES Excellent Opportunity. Only 4-10 hours Weekly with complete Company training & location SC? : lnvestmnt of $60055000 Call collect, Mr Crson, 813 576 5321 Perhaps Aiholi Anonymous engagea in business at 1060 Hwy. Legal Notice -______ _____________________ - 434, s5ttamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the lid STOCKHOLOERS'MEETINO The regular ainual meeting of the itiotjs name of HEINTZELMAN'S - - 41-I1ou ---- - 41H uses 24-Business Opportunities One BR, unturn apt., eiectrlt heat, air, carpet. stove & r Adults, $105. 322 7296 alter S & k nds - ______________________________ SundQy - ___ - ------------------ 41C a line 1 thru 5 times 31c a line 6thru 25 timn 24C a 26 times (57 00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum FACED WITH A DRINKING lCTlTlOUS NAME Paslery Man for Dansh and Sweet DUPI. EX- lurniSned or Un foils, bread mixer, experienced furnish,cl iiiøei location 4 only to apply 322 7596 Srmnole1 Reasonable rent. 365-3771 flikery anytime ,,- 'House c S S _____ ______ CLASSIFIED DEPT Real Estate ________________________________ -I ' __ ______ ________ 31A-Duplexes _________________________ Wnte PQrk NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ')Ot' R I.ITT!.E lU .IGlS'C1"( 9 ONELIFETOLIVE ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING I and CASHIER, must WAITRESS TO ALL PERSO iiAVlir, CLAiMS CR DEMANDS AGAiNST D (Mon jues Wed, thu-a.) nave experience and pleasant CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL • * SlUt y.vr Ifl bVlIiWi$t "l.Aias, Yoga and You' (A) il outgoing personality THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ,* 0 id1U,1,,. , H*1 ii -WE SELL SUCCESSOTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: (B ROCKY AND FRIENDS. IN THE ESTATE: 201 Commercial 3734174 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED _______________________ UNDERDOG YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tttatthe , jministratjon0$tp*Es,a,e REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES _______________________ 2) IRONSIDE Proen"çylod of CHARLES RAY THOMPSON, Experienced& Newly L'enwd Number 7671, is pending in the I - Deceased, File Number 76 IS CP, is Circuit Court for Seminole County, • • ______________________ 2S6SParkDr. REALTOR 3777470 Seminole County, Florida, Pro$)ate dress of which Is Courthouse, North BUSINESS & JOB BULLETIN IIII THE CIRCUIT COURTTO' Divition, the address of which Park Avenue. Sanford, Fl 32771. The I DEPARTMENT MANAGER SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County Courth,se. N. Personal Representative Of the I indy rpscvndertlsxv.it Send address •M aiv U tsr t% Retail background a mutt Mutt'. File Number 74.37 Pcore,nta•ivp of thi i. 'km. 14 t.. fl. ' W..W....S 'W a 'a .v juu' II re,. In R: Estate of and hardware. Excellent salary, MARCELLAHARDIE 'TIIOMP. Avenue, Sanf;rd, Florida 32771 The • 1105 Cuf?it' bvtlaess and lob .p- I , 3:30 tO 4:30 p.m. BIRD EARLY ALA TO to 'U 1 1 DINNER SECIALS ,.' r. 39, . -- 4r-'P "? I- , " RIVER ROOM (B LAS.SIF - , _______ Dine In RELAXED Confort At (B THEMOTHERSINLAW 330 (A I (I\ I - - -'9) M#SIIUN& representative, or the venue or iuriSdictn Of the u-i. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIOrIS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED . LISTEN'N.. DANCIN. - Join in Fun, MON. THRU SAT.' LADiES NIlE WEDS, DRINKS, HALF PRICE 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL €D (MonjA BIT WITH KNIT (Wod)t%VMANALIVE - 831-9993 That said Sate is being made to or write satisfy the terms of Said Writ of Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 Execution. Box 553. Sanford, Fla. 37771 John E. Polk. ___________________ Sheriff ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Seminole County, Florida Free, 644-2027 for "We Care'- SOIJP 300 ANOTHER tM)RW (R) OdQndo 322 - 2611 of CORA DUGC,AN, deceased, File above Court a written statement of have. Each claim must be in writing Number 7627. is pending In the any claim or demand they may and must indicate the basis for the 4 PRICE S __________ 500 - 2 ADAM 12 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (Th(.IS.)NOVA(R)(FtI)M),JS -2I Seminole - ______ ______ '3 4r: - ---r. - - -p. _______ (B MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (138W) - 12' DAYSOFOunLf5 (4 6 AS THE )RI.D TURNS 0 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING XII WINTER OLYMPIC ____________________________ ____________________ UINARALCI1MACORP 7:30, no) *1 SESAME STREET '9 GOOD MOIININGAMER. ICA fZ) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1130 € NAI,UNAL GEOGRAPHC- - The Animals No- . - -- --- - Seminole County, Florida, will at 6-Child CaR? 4-P?rsorIs 11:00AM, on the 4th day of March, .. A.D. 1976, offer for sate and sell to s'tJRLt) Carelor intnnix A BABY'S the highest bidder, for cash, Subject iS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM oage2 only P4cit to new Drivers' to any and all existing leins, at the YOUR FAMILY? License Bureau 377 M Front (West) Door of the Seminole AL ANON County Courthouse in Sanford, For families or friends of prohIeri New government program, CP,iIitl the above described Per. care for as low as $2 per week, I nken. (I &) SESAME STREET -91 THE FBI (A) 9: BERLY HILLUIES 91 RHYME AND REASON 2:00 91 0,000 PYRAMID 2.30 '2' t2 THE DOCTORS .4 '6's THEGUIDINGLIGHT - day.e sFçueSkirj (Free attrx7), Wcwnon's Bnth County, Florida, more particulariy describcd as follows: Lots IS. 16, and 17, Washington Park, City of Oviedo, Put Book 5, Page 93, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, 6' MERV GRIFFIN SHOW: BIondolI, DdI POwell. 1934. (Thqg) "Dispatch From R0t• berg" Edward G. Roø.ron. Edna Best. 1940 (Fri.) • Tho Spanush Gardner." Dirk at 725 and 825) jtf D MiSTEt-i NEIGH(3ORH000 9 EDGE OF NIGHT €D ADOAMS FAMILY 43(7 800 .4 6 CAP I A I N KANGAROO 6 BE MY VALENTiNE, 4 GILLlGANSISIsD , €t) SOUNOSTAGE (B BASKETBALL: College All sw's vs Loutsvdlo 11 00 2 4 I 6. 9 12 NEWS CHARLIE BROWN' Antenatod 9 655 ( 2 i DEVOTiONAL 658 12 PAILIIARVEY 700 ,, , life. Josopi Mascopo anti M&- €1) MOVIE: (Mon.) Tho Gypsy and the Gondoman" Molina Mercourl, Keith Mitchell. 1958. British. (Tuos) "Colorado Territory" Joel McCroa, Virginia Mayo. 638 RDS 643 IZ HI NEIGHBOR 650 kidnapping suckecy becomes deacly ro - 0flJt0S the bOy tO Ion to cope with death and urdty. staditsacointhe MING 1~ LIVING fraterrty prw OW .2.' 1i (TUeS.UIy)SPECIAj TREAT: Papa and p" lovtngroIatorhipIwoonan eIdort man and s ndson "Igan's Heroes." MIDDAY (.6 NEWS 9 RYANS HOPE 635 4' FAF*14 AND HOME 12 THE DUMPIINQ5 10.00 on the a---' 6.30 I 4 PASTORS STUDY :6 SUNRISE SEMESTER (1 LlAS. YOGA AND YOU twod to huni do*n a w)IiJ0 assassin €1) T H E A 0 A M S CHRONICI.Es T, VALLEY 12-30 21 12' TAKE MY ADViCE 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9' ALL MY CHILDREN W ELECTRIC COMPANy 12:55 2 12' NBC NEWS 1:00 2) I2 SOMERSET: flues 9 OAILYV)ORf) 6 CANNON Canntxi €1) INTERCOM 24 €1) STAR TREK 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 TREASURE HUNT BIG 6 10 I 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.15 6 ) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Mon.) '%Mth fls Rng' (Tuos, Thus., FrI.)Joarnlo" 857 - ANIMALS 4 (Mon.. Wed.. Fri.) READING ANDTHEINOuAt('r1sj C RAC KERBARREL (A) (Thus)WHY7(fl) gram), Women's Slalom, Mon's 5000 m Spood Skating Evening 4 .,.__z__., __ ____________ Wednesday rl''l - - _________________________________________________ ____________ _________________________________________________________________________________ _ ____ 4t - - r Legal Notice ____________________________________ ___ - ! r-' Peg Real Estate Broker 80)W ht St 323 6061 or 323 03)7 eves ___________________ , -. WANT TO SELL' Call "Sanford's Sales Leader" -- 52-A.ppliances - .7. -_______ - '-- I I: - MEMORY.MAKEPSI ____ _____ _____ ____ HATURING MON, WED., SAT. EASY TREACHAT l-4and ROUTE4&_SANFORD PU 111 At,0t5 £9 C V Inst7ucUon.:1.hld4.Bu..iIs,l.w.p,,,r,.,,". bsckwsrd, up, down, or diagonally a the puni.. Fbd etch , hidd eaMesad bO* (III II$howL - Chin S'hang Tang OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Yvonne H, Baird As Personal Repu-esen tative of the Estate of RICHARD L. BAl Kenneth w. McIntosh A Personal Reçresen. tativ of the Estate of NELLE 0. EASTABROOK Deceas.eti ATTORNEY FOR Deceasect PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE i Call Pt,il Gonzalez 305 37)3939 _____________________ ' - I '.,j. Income Tax Serv. -a I 4 RefrIgerator. Dryer, Bunk Bedsand Dishwasher Phone 322 261) ________________________ _______________ Pressure Cleaning ______________________ - ED'SPRESSURE WASHING ROOfS TOSSED SALAD HWY. 17-97 AT F,5IPPAP4KS. WI?4TFR PAPk cii i'n - Han 'r , ,. Sung r,...... - Yuan - DOUGLAS STEPISTROM, Of STEuSnsOi. DAVIS & ESQUIRE MCINTOSH POSt Office Box lila f1I n ----- SUPPLY CO. 207W.7ndl _________ Window '-- ---- --------- ge Sales 3770779 -- KEEP WARM. Replace your old I I acre, 5.17.500. GARAGE SALE, Thurs Fri. &Sat 9 to S. Lots of Mix, items 1215 . Individual. Business HwU.fl -. , -fl..,- ,.-'-.--".5 tI& placeto live, car tO drive,a job, or -- efficient sinq or double hgg Forrest Greene, Inc. Dn.i.,t,,h A.,. , ..x.. 't'... j,. STOP AND THINK A MINLJTE,u Classified Ails d'dn t work there wOuldn't be any. ________________________ _________________________ ______________________ 3774432$ SAhFORD.- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, economical oil beat, Shady Color TVs from 150. 61W, from yard $19,500 Make offer, ItS - Service all maket HERBS' WE TAKE TRADES TV. 200 S French, 373 1734. Service OVIEDO- S bedroom. 2 story older home, evenabasement, screened ,.';:-.,'', '_' :--i KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCESJ2.1 0697 LTiLLL- V6AL PAME1AN CHICKEN AND DUMPLINGS THLJp$,- STUFFED BELL PEPP1R fLTROUT ALMONDIHE SAT.BEEF ARONI - ,-fl_( .11 51.1 - ..... -._'_=._I'_,''=_.. -''' .-. -. - .. - - . ,.. .-.- .--.---- -. '- -'- '---''-' s.-: = ' --' -. - - - - . - .'.. �-. r - -' -- ------ ------V_C_ , -. •• - - -• . -• _. -• - - - -- • -- ---•• ---.---- - - - -- -- - -: - - -- -- - --- -;: --- - By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent Goes From Harbor To Back Urill Yard insisted that their beef be than any other type of meat. chopped and placed between eggplant in two lengthwise; one egg, slightly beaten heap you might like to try this recipe. 1 cups diced carrots scoop out the inside leaving 24 the eggplant shells with the We all have our favorite ways buns so they could easily carry 2 cups diced potatoes of preparing hamburger, some inch all around the shell. Chop mixture, sprinkle with bread it aboard their ships in bags. MEATBALLSOUP 2 cans (2 cups tomatoes Sailors from Hamburg, From Ne York, the custom from our &migrarn forefathci,3, the scooped-out eggplant and crumbs, and top with butter. Slix one lb. hamburger, one I cup chopped onions Germany, docking in New York spread westward and today has others that we have created cook in I 4 cup butter until clear. Rake at 325 degrees until meat slightly beaten egg and one 5 cups water City In days gone by are said to Add 1,2 cup chopped onions and mixture Is done. Serve with teaspoon salt and form ilito become a standard at the hack- ourselves, I cup chopped lettuce have patronized the eAting one minced garlic clove. Cool tomato sauce mixed with small balls. yard barbecue. Store hamPlace the following leaves New hamburger recipes are and add 11 4 cups fine bread horseradish. Serves 4. Ingredients In a large kettle and I cup chopped green stands along the wharf. They burger Is consumed in America always welcome. Try cutting an crumbs, 34 lb. hamburger, and For a different kind of soup bring to a boil, -_ -_ -_ Show Love 1 Continued from Page 1•B) I i s teaspoon pepper o Simmer for about 20 minutes, then drop meat balls into soup. Cover and simmer for 20 minutes more. Top with chopKd parsle- and si!rve in bowls. &rVS 4. I I r . " - • ___ 4 • it .4 - 1_ 1___1"r__ is VW . ___ LEAN MEATY 0 3 Shoulder Roasts JJ z`7 - -- ' wS ,t t & -- ' : I L J=J '-'M.... ..1.-. I:. r . .: _ 35 LB. .. Roasts . Parts (two stkk butler, 1(LiJ 41% 7T stu" . 2 1 1 - - -; -' .. . r - .1 . .c _J.. - < .. 4'. '. 7: .-';.-:..,. - •-- .. .C' - '1' Ti f : i;j' .&. Yç ' ::\ ..' 'I,'.' g?'4'.!, . -.. p ....:...,.,,,t. •. 1. - = . I --.. '_ - LiI - - ,'-..'.- - ~ hs S'-: I mr - - .• . - D . - 1.85LB. 40 Room ~ - Beef 1i C ube S -_ - I Drumgticks sLBS. OR MORE 69", 3LBS, OR MORE In. 145 4 - Aix*.- 16 LOS, & UP TW VMJJ BUTT CUT eOC BluefIsh LB Flounder USE TH Shrimp PINK COUPONS . 771 3VAWE'.Lwj V ; __P% __ TOP VALUE STAMPS ! I ( AT FAIRWAY 7W I= @011111" 4' A I/ I d; JOP VALUE STAMPS ft LIlT 1, L Thirty persons are to be employed witiuin two years tw Orlando boat manufacturing firm which is expanding its operation into Sanford, according to James Daniel, director of 3-B the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority iA 'SCUM), 6-7/i National Marine Sales Inc.. currently moving into a 3,500 Calendar COMICS 2-A 3-11 - Editorial Dear Abby • 1 • ...., Dr. Lamb 0 -. 0. LI CA LHEADNIA ' IFOR 291 $1 11 i i~ ~ LB. $ W ieners ... .......3-B Sports TeleifIon Women . 1-2-B 3-11 ..... •... ~ ~ il So ogna , 6-7-A Wednesda) 's high 76, today, lois 47. Mostly fair and warmer through Friday isith morning fog likely. Highs In the mid to 70s and lo%% tonight in 11w mid 50,. Wind.s light and variable, Details and tides on Page S.A. Employment at the Sanford operation is to be seven persons \ fitJT 89' -_ -.- Wise Potato Chips TWIN PAK 1 Jamaic I a Cola - Totley Tea CANADA DRY 21 OZ. 100 CT. BAGS 6/99 $1*29 ." Mtra91° 019 I QUART SALAD - 1.-i:..... Shots . - .,.. -. .. • • - • - Advised . - fIV ' . . 3 ., _!, .7 . • J4 '. - :' - . . - -. - County Animal Control Officer Bruce Clark said today he will recommend the county begin an animal inoculation program at the Seminole County Animal Pound. -___ - . . I .-- 14' 4' - -- 'I . I-... -- . - . • • . - . _____ ______ '' Z_ft. - Z $ .-. - .. - - :.jj . - __________ ~r - - - - ,, ':-t'-. .. :1. %F go .1 -. -, - .--~^1.V.: ~._ -- . - .:'; . • 4 ._ ;-, --_ -:'-: - - - - -- - ,: . ___________ __ • .;•-'I I • , - _. - P,54 ' - -. • - .1 1-H MR I, animal population at the pound is about 300, with the number to 500 during peak Penods according to Clark. - : '3.13 " - will cost $2 apiece. The normal 4 f Clark said distempe r shots '"' rising -- - -• - It I . - __________________ t - - % " - • ; - _____________ ____ ________________ ______________ ________________________________________________ ___________ !__ 1- - He recommends all animals dogs and cats - get the shots. lie said the adoption fee willprobablyberalsed from $13 I ujt,,. Lvtuuvi a uuiuuuu Clark said he will bring the Seminole County firemen contained and extinguished fire this morning In the Roseland Park matter before the county eotnmunity east of Summerlln Avenue before II could sprcad to nearby houses. The blaze, of un- commission on Tuesday. determined origin. gitt4.- UsC flit-room frame dwelling of &trs. M.ary Lee Collier, b4, but no tnjwles Meanwhile, urea 'eterinas ians were reported, said sheriff's deputies. County fire department in vestigators are probing the dwelling were scheduled to give In efforts to determine the cause of the fire. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent distemper shots to animals presently housed at the pound. a • j Clark said two puppies died over the weekend from distemper. And, he said anima at the pound In. fected. He also pointed out when &ne animal Is infected, the avors Short Day are virus remains active for as long as 90 days. Clark said the vina hits manner as flu hits human Negative opinions given by specified hazards in a given rhe proposed school would Hattaway's proposal to award time, affecting their children's teachers included statements area to determine who should break with the recent tradition $10,000 toward winning $400,000 education, r fo the free tran. Of"round"schools,andwouldbe in matching state and federal that pupil adjustment was qualify Apparently not so, say 35 slowem, students felt more sportation given to students rectangular with brick funds for day care. teachers who said pupil pressure because of less time, who live within two miles of tenor. Now that the plans have achievement was higher. Pupil and students felt more their school. llattawa' won the majority of been drawn up. the architec t achievement was the same, Some teachers felt Mrs. hall's major proposed said, the board is in a position to board support at Tuesday's according to 42 teachers. Only they were less able to meet alteration would change the proceed quickly if they decide meeting, but a final decision 11 teachers said achievement student's needs method of determining the the school should be built, was postponed until Cornwas lower, Many teachers found that "traffic count." She found in all flUSSIOflf John Kimbrough has The board agreed with Those results came in a achievement was greater in six areas she tested against the layer's recommendation of a chance to research the survey of elementary school reading and math ra ther than board's proposed policy and her suspension with pay of Sail. matter. teachers by Mrs. Mary science and social studies, the results were ford Middle School teacher COIIInIISSiOnCrS Harry Groorne, director of elementary More time to study the basics, different. arrested last week by the Kwiatkowski and Sidney Vihlen education in Seminole Count)'. reading and math, is alloted Several areas she in- Seminole. Brevard state at. Jr. backed lttaway's proposal Mrs. Groome reported her under the schedule. vestigated would not qualify for torney's office on felony drug to donate $10,000 of county results to the Seminole county Comparisons between the courtesy busing, under the charges. board's standards but under school board at Its meeting report cards of last year's The board agreed without a money. Wednesday night, graders and this year's first her revised standards, they motion to delete routine budget Kimbrough voiced some More than 90 per cent of Si graders showed little difference would. personnel and bidding items opposition, and Commissioner teachers polled agretd the of achievement, according to The board will take up the from the agenda onthe first and Richard Williams said matter shorter day should be con- the survey, next week, after third meeting dates each yesterday he is researching the tinued. Mrs. Carmen hall, a member further consultation between month. That action should issue before making a final Teachers further indicated in of an ad hoc courtesy busing Superintendent William P. shorten those meetings. decision ex- of -j;, , i'i 2 Legislators Respond To Leffler Letter .. -• - • - • - -- 'r - again 1 __________ • -. •' ... first . _____________ __ . variations _3 7- ' ' reported at the facility. frustration. , . Clark's recommendation Follows what he says is a nor- .... a .- - 8 El) PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer - 3-- ' - • . . • • . the shorter day reduced class 'I .'-' KRAFT I Animal : _ == . on ., - r~,-_'_ . - . . 1' apparently a success. Or, at resulted In less tiredness, (in areas near elementary should be tested. of - C . ,,. I- least the one hour and 45minute greater alertness, more ci- schools where students find Eoghan Newman Kelley, beings. He said he favors schedule cut begun this year, ficient work habits, less hazards confronting them as Sanford architect, presented adoption of an Inoculation has had no adverse effe't on the frustration, strengthened at. they walk to school. the board design development program. learning process, a teacher titudes toward learning, and proposed plans for a middle school to be The board's Also scheduled for next week survey says. bu ilt near Rock Lake at an is a board decision less questioning of 'when do we courtesy busing policy involves CornParents had protest ed that go home' an objective tabulation of estimated cost of $2,323,000. mission Chairman Michael strictly Oc 59' -~-- - ':. .- ..-. . a block school day for first graders is students the shorter day native standards for tests made determine other areas tha t animals in much the same expands as anti(ipated 30 persons %ill be hired in the next two years. The firm, which operates xi a wholesale basis, sold 502 boats last year with sales in excess $500,000. It builds salt and fresh water fishing boats that range In size from 14 to 22 feet. Th e brand names of the boats are the "Angler," a fresh watermodel,and the"Rogue,"a saltwater caft Tom Malia. president of the firm, initially contacted the Sanford Airport about a facility in its planned expansion to better serve the East Coast area, and was referred to SCIDA Daniel said. ' )L ~-----'! - -tr!- ~---'-=t'I!---~ I -- Seminole County's shortened the survey they felt that for the committee, presented alter- Layer anti Mrs. Hall to initially with three or four to be hired locally. If the operation 1• 18 L a. Proposed boundaries of the taxing district are: 'L ... (11111.q-. urvey operation as a rigging and finishing outlet for the boat hulls 34 which it plans to continue producing at Its Orlando plant on W. 5-A Central Boulevard. .. 5 LS 10 oz. --------- some EAC A. 1 Steak Sauce - ls LYKES BEEF OR REGUALR V& _•----_ D istrict Teachers Say Learning Unaffected P11114 -_ ----- _______ . -3-B square feet facility at 2207 W. First St_ pims to use the Sdriford Horoscope Hospital Obituaries tipper SLICED OSCAR MAYER BEEF FRANKS FLO*IOA 1-0-iL." / C / 0 . I. PEPSI COLA OR SEVEN UP 6 I? OZI CANS 4./i 3-11 Bridge - Carrots 25' COPELAND IOOZ $ FL ORIDA Cooked Ham PKG Tomatoes 1.98 1. 35 WILLIAMSBURG Fl Mushrooms La 1•09 Pork Sausage ROLL 98' DelIcious Apples kEDoHLo!N 12' HORMEL CURE $1 BONELESS Po s '2.68 I.39 Buffet Ham lAG tatoe r - W , NV IV12 "_ - ma EXTR A FAD in. FILLET 3 LB. PATTIES Box $2*25 4%, 9 - 51t oz. size ?RUH PRODUCX 69' 98' '1.98 '2 98 40 Firm - LB. 98' Cabbatio £& Le.uce L. LB FRESH CLIP AND cup chocolate flavored 959 SIA?ARI UAFOOp$ Soatrout 4IUT 85c LB. KInn Ma.k.r*l if., . 'P " FIRE GUTS LA NFORD 14 C New Sanford VV I I i\ d d 30 JOb S ._ Around The ('lock Sirloin FAIRWAY FARMS LB. Today LB. FROZENCHOPPED AVG. 6.10 LBS. DUTCH LOAF SPICED LUNCHEON AT DELI 112" '1*25 LYKES SMOKED V . just ~ an - LB. BREASTS OR LEG QUARTERS 00 1.65 Steaks i - 59c $ , ) ---- •- Second Street to the lakefront and Sanford Avenue to E"renh (Continued On Page 3-A) . I- --.1 ,;l _- -.1. - meeting 95' P'houso Steak in. '1.65 Rump Roast LB. p1.55 Boneless Stew I.B. '1.25 LB. Short Ribs 75' . YOUNG & TENDER HOT TO GO '1.55 LB. $ 1 .55 L.D. mmff§WSNL MMINTS '. Turkeys LB. '1.25 LB. s 7 Bone Roast C . LB. T. Bone Steaks Sirloi n tea s 1, Sirloin Tip Steak 65 /v CAkIL---N. amteak $1 " - - e Robert M. Itosemond indicated program. to Vihlen, who arrived just as But since it was a regular the meeting ended at 955, that monthly meeting with enough There will be no jail at the the county's proposal to lease agenda items to last for at least Sanford Airport. the airport building probably an hour, Vihlen said he thought Instead, ac cording to County would have been defeated even he had enough time to get there. Commissioner Sidney Vihlen, if Vihien had made it to the Now, Vihlen said, he will voters may be asked toapprove meeting on time, begin preparing data and a $2.5 million bond referendum Vmhlen's presentation would background information in Stpttmnber (fir a i'CW simply have repeated an necessary to either put the jail A second alternative, said identical request that was question on the September Vihlen, would be to assess an turned down las t year when ballot or assess the additional additional mill or mill and a residents who live near the taxation. 1k must present his half p 4I valorern taxes over airport protested housing in- information to the county the next two years to finance mates near their homes. commissioners for their ap9. the now J! whi:h u, u!d a! vihit'n was (ietmne(1, he said, house offices, by a Bicentennial function in A brick and structure The second choice, said Mount Dora. He had expected for a new jail is necessary, Vihlen, would probably be to leave Mount Do by 8:30, Vihlen said, because the cheaper in the long run, but an addition to the program problem of overcrowding will Airport Authority officials -films of the John F. Kennedy not go away. A site near FRC unanimously rejected Vihien's family taken nine days be fore Points had been suggested proposal to lease building 3loat Kennedy's dcath - extended earlier by county Cornthe airport for a jail after the program and delayed him. missioners Michael Hattaway Viblers failed to show at the 9 Had the meeting this morning and Harry Kwiatkowski. a.m. this morning to been a special meeting called to Sanford Airport Authority make a "three-minute discuss the jail proposal, members, meanwhile, will be presentation." Vihien said he would have looking for other tenants for Authority chairman Dr. excusea himself from the their building. --;nH.::. a- :Tl ~: -..,-. F _~ t'-~ _ - - .1-- - - ---. 7 _1 -._.! . ..:: ~ _-_ , :- -- -.., -- -..- - ra LB Vr , _.F - f &I '1 25 LB Club Steaks -Lit. - I -i I PICKLE-PIMENTO OLIVE - BAR 8_Q the 400 prospective voters in the taxing district ow-noed about $8 administrative Round Steaks St k T.T. U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" FROZEN - FRESH COAfectlown' sugar Cream sugar together with light and fluffy. Addeggs,oneatatim beating well after each addition. Add vanilla. Sift dry ingredients together; add to creamed mixture alternately with milk, beaffiV MW RnWh after each addition. Pour to-third f the $ - uncheon i (easpoon baking soda J4 WELL TR IMME 1. . % E5TEEF2UY LB. S LB. 'A. L (l?tol6Serringg) I e tc (two sticks) butler, l . I FLORIDAS I /Z1. CENTER CUT . 9 FRIND EACH ~_~~ ICKEN~ I cup mflk iavl ,,,,i- , , Lw' ~ 1 - - ------------ - property owners in the taxing district would vote in the referendum. The Improvement Authority Act would not become (act, he added, until a referendum was called and a majority voted it in. No time limit has been set for a referendum. The Improvement Authority will be presented to the Sanford City Commission Monday afternoon, and to the local legislative delegation Monday night. The legislative delegation, in turn, will submit the bill to Tallahassee in April. million of the total $10 million evaluation. Atty. Bill Colbert, who drafted the bill, explained that only mortar Cubed Steaks Breasts V 2teaspoonsbajflgpow .1 T 4 - ~t, 58' .,-: .: '--'"z I V_ Pl~-,- LB. LB AVG.WEIGHTi70- 1BOLBS. WE HONOR MASTER CHARGE - 1i teaspoons an1I1a 3 cups tilted all-purpose - 2 !:'' Cutup 2 1. \' k); '- !: 48' softened r7 '' " - Ground MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 'flJ CHOCOLAThRIPPLECAKE I LB. ~ floured wokie cuum. PUce on ungreased baking sheets. Sprinkle with plain or colored sugar. Bake in pee-heated 375 degree oven for 8 to 10 minutes or until cookies are lightly browned. Place on wire rack cool I q4 Whole f Lfl U S C Bee MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 3HINDQUATERs.3F0REQuARTERs ___ $1945L B Shoulder LB. Rump I-. BySCO11'AHItMI1%MS Herald Correspondent eef Side of - Steaks BONELESS $2o65L B. &%Aft,p ayB 10 Roasts Delmonico Mixed 'V '" $ 1* 25 L B. BONELESS BO a fl k ICON-0-PACK Fryer firm enough to roll. Roll on lightly floured surface to abotit . 1... ON T. BON E L E S S ROLLED ROUNDBONE e GRADE 17 VMIJE BONELESS PRICE CUT & FREEZER WRAPPED Eye Round OOSTi j together until light and fluffy. Beat In eggs and % anlila. Add sifted dry Ingredients alternately with sow cream, mixing well after each addition. Wrap th and thfllu,,tjl - 7 W ____ E ~" ... Roasts ISOSTONBUfl T1)I I cup sour cream .,. 1 . 95 LB. $ ONIF Pork Steak. LB. I teaspoon salt I teaspoon baking soda I teaspoon baking powder 24 ... - 71 --4-*V- LB. 'Toft1 Loin Chops 1'zaspoons vanilla 4' cups sifted allpurpo se flow _ ' $1 *35 -CAGLE'SPRIOE __ __ .. ABSOLUTELY NO TENDERIZER ADDED YOU WILL LOVE THE NATURAL FLAVOR AND TENDERNESS OF THESE FINE MEAT CUTS Jail Rejected; Options Presented SLADE CUT NEW LOW WESTERN BEEF soft __ - , (About 6 Dozen) I . D.sortod LB. Tlie Sanford City Commission would appoint the 15-member Airport ; NATURALLY TENDER - NO TENDERIZER ADDED CENTER CUT holds together. Cover and refrigerate a few hours. Roll out dough v 'thinandcut with small coo cutter. Place -. %,or4 - ~' -. Taxing The City Commission would also be the vehicle for levying taxation within the designated taxing district, ssith a taxing limit of three mills. A one mill levy would mean one dollar of taxation on every $1,000 of assessed property evaluation within the district, Miss Jacotzon cxpta:ncd. Th iiiithiijj 3 mod] k iuukl iiieui three dollars taxation on every $1,000 evaluation. She added that the total assessed value of the proposed taxing district was approximately $10 million. Also, she said about 40 of permanence programs and feasibility studies. Development Authority board, with members serving two-year The 91X approved the draft of an Improvement Authority terms. L B. I / SUGAR COOKIE HEARTS :'c:' _ 'I1 Rib Chops AI.AJ cookies on ungreawd cookie sheet. Decorate with Lz maraschino cherry arid bake 10 - -. , t CENTER CUT teaspoon I' ft - 1 tablepoon grated semiswret chocolate BEE oast . -1 QUARTER LOIN I cup softened butter I cupsugar •_ - --- --- ---- 2J_ Special Toward Act which, according to Chairman Sara Jacobson, will give and character to the downtown development effort. Atty. Douglas Stenstrcni explained that the Improvement The Downtown Development Corporation of Sanford, Inc. Authority Act would provide for the setting up of a taxing district ll)DC) today signed its charter which provides For a 15 to 19- as a permanent, long range method of raising money, rather than member board charged with rejuvenating downtown Sanford. having to depend upon the unreliable income of an annual fund The rejuvenation is to be done with the cooperation of merraising drive. chants and property owners, civic and political leaders and other Stenstron, is a supporter of downtown development whose interested persons. The corporation will institute a four-point law firm has donated its services to DDC. C , ." ; I " "I'l '11' FrWas - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 1.t~, I % . ~, \ I': OO cOATE ingrMents, Own add next Ii U% * TESTENDER Steps Takes By JEAN PATTE.SON Herald Staff Writer - kI rl SHOPMTHTHE FRIENDLY FOLKS AT 2690 S. ORLANDO AVE. p s teaspoon salt a teaspoon chmamou 2 tablespoons Cherl.SuJsse 2LICUPSHOUt 'z baking powder maraschino ceam butter and sugar I ARMOUR DDC -_ BITE" = - •- -.; Mix well. Roll Into 1-inch Lills. Coat with chocolate shot. thill. Makes about 4 dozen. - . I OPEN7DAYSAWEEK PRICES EFFECTIVE I egg yolk Itz prograin to include a facelift, training programs, recruifing 2 tablespoons lightsyru . _______ . t\'\. a Z cup finely chopped almonds 'J cup confectioners sugar . - It CO"De 2 cups Vanilla wafer - - - = AM ff., 1 I CHERI-SULSSE TRUFFLES :: Cup - - 68th Year, No. 149-Thursday, February 12, 1976 I' ffection and - f_! , -T, 17' "ITi - --- --- -- I - - devotion on St. ;IS Day than with gifts you have made Yourself. Consider, for example, the preparation of such edible delights as CheriSuisse Truffles and CheriLUcolate Crunches. The Cheri offerings are Prepared with Cheri-Suisse, the ,optasticated chocolate cherry - LOVE AT FIRST - Shakespeare's "Love's Labour but !OVC speaks as all know - in many ways What better way is there to -• --- i minced garlic clove i teaspoon salt pepper Food Gifts ------------- -_ Feb. n. 1976 Hamburger - • -- -- - - t• - - - - = - .• • ~ft ;• . "• By E[) 1'HICKIT -Writer J1 "The)' isere all very mcc," Mrs. Galbo - aid of the replies. "I'd like to mention how good feel Lou Frey's reply." we about Las name ba ck on the vo ter rolls after he retires this month. In the 10 years the Galbos have lived in Flnrit':i = 'r--, crrrt =3. - � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 11, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cab1330dd3cea5178d654d58ca415f7c.pdf f459945f7e8ee118bdfb8ae7f4a2cabf PDF Text Text "v"- 4 B—EvenIngHerald, Sanford, Fl. - -- For Tuosday, Feb. 10, 1976 Dell usef$ 15 Dbl'cal tribesman 16 Eievlons 17 Sonnet eatures a 5 Year pubhcations 52 Asian cOuntry 53 Ilotel leature 54 Oblical ': Lnipk,yei '6 British social reor mer 2 thoughts Uunt9 THE BORN LOSER by Art Scnsom WiLL LcT M.OT MC UFL rrember IcoIl) ¶0 Spring of Ii' ±r'' 2 1 I Y CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS LVITH 4NTE'S \ INPERAIO' s3C FOR AN ALL IABAND0NS' 'AP,NT C j HAVE AJJ59 VEHICLE IRREPARABLE J OAJW1AG..' I RAVE WflNE5SS \ '\rLL SUE!) \ 4? 1 ' - ' - - ___ - !M _. 4ERE'S FWE. 1JCKS 1' COVER 11 COST -— Q GET) ••.; , .I, " ( . ________________________ -'-=. Sets . DeBary Speech - • — — — — — — . :y I PREFER • (.) I (I) Prc.id.n P (,1r1l(I I pori e ii ts Ljittr Wifltdr home in DcBar Ronald Reagan, has scheduled \f i S I f . IW' 'TIi 111 ti y, __________ r e a Iii i S ' VVe e k 3P7 _ _____________________ ______ -- tempted to have named as America s national flower Reagan is expected to deliver a 20-minute speech in De1hr) Then he till go on to Walt Disney World for a 7:30 P'i re,eption and press conference at the Contemporary Hotel Priortot)epressconference Florida organization, and, strategi.st.stohelpwlt.hthe Ford be held lt Walt I)isne World In a stor) in the New York many political strategists to ha.s scheduled a 4 p rn nets conference F riday at the Sheraton Jetport Inn across the street from the Orlando Air port Ford's Florida appearance rnmnv flftgr nnw 'II'peare I in Washington ritic litri thi I ii sidint S Jr, Ford's top press aide Ron \es.sen was quoted as saying Ford was considering remo%ing Frey Ilowe',er both Frey and essen denied the contents of Apple's story, t'.. L"rvvru3e:ess, as rccemfl as last scek thc Ford camp ISSU'rll(l t%co lop polIticil campaign was in trouble and that it tasn't being run to suit Ford sIporters in Washington. Honda is important because it is a state with early primaries and both Ford and Reagan wish to capture the vuk here to show the rest of the nation their iXipul irit) I - - - I ' •_•i I - '.- "'' - I ma ntmRConQr .apture grant mone) - . •. •. ;Y',..-- ' _____ ______ __________ _ - - • ____ _______ ______ - ______ 2. — _ ,.fr ThaI has been scheduled in • •:,.•..•__ - . , ' ..• - ______ _______ _ good center _____ eth = = chuck Iwo spades from dum m o eer C imfl finesse was on and he came - _______ ______ ________________ ' ;.; . __________________________________ ______________ ____________ __________ PRE.SIDF.?'IT FOR!) 1 •.s'Ip. I I I I U I ________ -; ____________________________ •' j _ - '. for a 19-year n man accused of the Feb 1 .. ". - Awakes Husband ; ________ ____ ________ k; .. ,A Reagan will attend the I)irksen grew his famous in the town of DeBary Reagan is scheduled to speak Saturday at the DeHary Fireman s Recreation hall Mrs. Louclia Dirkscn will be guest of honor at the event. \trs. Dlrksen Is the widow of (of ti'er Il1i:iui Senator Everett l)irksen The flirksens made __________ - - I O'% ti I) md I t'II ' itt Rapid Heartbeat oCT-CF- XJRT SE1TLMENT5.' . - _______ - _____ .- - ____ jlIIr " your outlook Is broad, positive because you'll be among and humorous, you'll be sur- friends who love to go. You jIl ____ ______ _______ - 8 4; I .. - Sanford, Florida )?llI—Price 10 Cents Ford In C)rlando, Reagan oterlook an)thlng ancing your self Interests - by Stoftel & Heimdohl ( 5 6 _______ LI1FI C BUGS BUNNY 1 ------------ - -- llll 1 I ----- __________________________________________________________________ collect - - with a little Interest, scrupulously (air. (-APRICORN (DCC flJan GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 'a'ou'rt luckier toda) for 19) Cc'd"onS affecting yotir place to place 49 One (Italian) 3 4 Jill - :- - - ''l 44 Gentleman of the road jjj:JJllllTJJ jjllll JIIIIJ JjJ. by Larry Lewis -ESPECIALLY WITh A PROF IV4O1$ SO ThOR0UG4L'1 IP4TO IllS SLJBJECTJ // '¼ - -- Try to do something today You make a good impression u help someone you're today Don't be amazed If her 10 flTI' — 9 — fond of Be his active booster someone who has been UI)" — — — — — — LFO (Jui) 23-Aug 22) A communlcatIe suddenl has a 13 — — 14 person Is fortunate when he has lot to talk over — — — — — — — — — — PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) good friends. You are doubly 15 blessed today. You have two YoticanbringthlngstoahappY . . _______________________ cOflClUSiOfl I0(L31. ii yOU flUY paLs you can really cutint on. VIRGO (Aug 23-&pt 22) an problems hanging, press a Though ou hate to work a bit littk h irdtr to risolte them iit uli longer than usual today, YOUR BIRThDAY things that will please the boss. j _ LU vu. BE GLAD '\ /V:PEp tVE'RE DONE I 24 lime trees 26 Frequently 7Oe"s'tc'e 2! Peed ol t'me 46 P4evert'efe 9>,1 J ARIES (March 21-Apr11 19) will be InfectioUs. N v 22) A 0 11 U N 1 QII1 £SIL "a COtild be an cxcltliw day SCORPIO (OCt. C' LLL M Q1J. II T T ! JIIJ especially If you re working J cluinc' that could affect .i r. a large, new project Yow )our II(est)le Is rcadyto stir'%C enthusiasm will get others face today, pcoI C )OU 37Oadcorrb ) thought it through carefully. in'.olsed U qwtrt 40 Movies SAGITTARIUS (Not 3 TAURUS April 20-May 20) -21 A ood day for you to sit 20 Weird Turner \ our prospects look very K 21 Limicoline bIrd 41 Caesar's mising today. If there's down at the bargaining table. lssure: 42 ;:etwng long due to f4 4 Favorite 5 Equèpa i viov i c r 68:: Year, No 147—Tuesday, February 10, 1976 : 0OWN airplane 33 Divest ...U1 (T" ToOTET1Ou\ (ovtAT cOWLIVQf'y' ou ) MO'1 ----------- - - --------------------------- Mort Walker _____ 14 %dP - _________________ Mote nrufesI 'DU - - ---- - -- - Monday, Fob.?,I76 BEETLE BAILEY 7 -' -' ---- - j - - tixiay commission to donate $10 000 o ' •.1,e "p.- ___ ___ Ia inted " reaer .anioru C. t some points he (eels are _ I - - ' __ By lAWRENCE K LAMB, __ _____ M.D. Dr. p r— . (i DEAR DR. LAMB — My husband wakes from a sound ial am sleep with his heart beating rapid and hard, and sometimes hen the suit brokt. finall with shortness of breath. His he got to dummy with the _________________________ fourth club and took 1 dii hands break out in a cold sweat _________________________ nwnd finesse to crort 'in u t r and sometimes his leg muscles trik jerk. These spells last from fire paroxysmal rapid heart actions to 10 minutes. There is slight that occur In attacks. They are discomfort in the upper ab- sometimesretatedtoanxletyor domen. A \cw hiamp-hirt rtader nervousness but may not be. wants to know if it was a ver1 Such attacks can be B Oswald & James JacobY bad bid when she raised her He doesn t drink coffee, precipitated by digestite partners opening 3pade bid to alcoholic beterages or smoke Oswald Some years a o I distur flees He is 50 and not overweight ills made headlines bt saying the botit with XXXII blood pressure hasalways been Yourhusbanddoes not hatea perfect partner would be right JGSYJ)zTb B ION DIE Chic Young [rrs SPPOSEO TO BE RJLL) * WOW DOES (ffTA5ItJ I — N cc 1 L 1 UKE '7 VOUD S3a( .J TO REMOVE I 4) ifl I! 'I1I ¶ __ occJpation intoltes plenty of PRISCILLA'S POP g by Al Ver,ri.,r HOW COME ' 'iOU THROW AT TREES INSTEAD GI 1 I ARCI4IE by Bob Montana E ______ ;, 4" I_WA r 1TJI :', 5 1PII • L }4i7f.\.. /0 .rriiru0 ti 1 s 1_U' I/ti/AI •I Jk)T great bridge and a lot of mis (For a copy of JACOB V Thlsyearadi((erentdoctor also prescribed Valium My three-notrump contract, The defense started with four newspaper, P.O Box 489. RadioCit,Station Now York opinion .LL The Irritation of the lower . I. i ' • , u jaa'-•••--•.•ir. -' - ,, - '•1 Breaking out in a cold sweat By AUDIt' MURPHY '-°-- ''4 . I , ._., - "''' .... , - ______ '' ; -j; -- -- - T.. F - _______ ______ ____ _ ,,. - ----c':---':=--. -- -- ' - ______ ___ _ qtn Monday questioned county commission support of a (1,,h £III.i3ii A' f d B' Id questions at Commissioners r( t iams a4 Iarry Kwiatkowskj. company's amended rate the monthlt sertice charge On thre se rat r'idin bef corn ni $2 monthly service charge for $650 ')W gosernrnent needs splits edutiesof CircuitCourt _____ ClerkArtBeckwjthJr turnIng ____ " ,. '-r'" _______ ________ _______ '' - , recorder functions to the comptroller r- Beckwith strongly opposes U)" b - .-' - I' purposes .t'! a boards fiscal matters and of P '-- -"'' 7( ) k , -J" _ -i._lk:t . - . ' £1"k'' ' & ic' t' ' -. -- ' ',Zi',;' " -- . - collective '-' '' . '? -'' . "v ,i Williams said flow are you going to do KwUtowski and Willia1115 ' •. . -- .. .'. .'-. ,- The position of the hoard is RFYOLDS '- -. ;" -. -"u stlpulatespublicemployeshave ______ -. -' - of attempting to keep unions from forming among county — employes. The reason Reynolds ._ (or supporting creation of a Judge Muldrew also ordered dmnance adopting that corn ordinance as authorized had receited telephone calts in behalf of the proposed rate input to the comnmnission continued until the week of pany's amended ralt schcdulc reduces the $2 fee to $1 50 and from citizens o osin the idJustnient Dorchester - _,_ - -- '' S Heldy for auto burglary In Cablesision will hate to pat proposed $5 collection payment schedule Commissioner Jultan Seminole Cabletision, ap - ° County and the commission's posture toward unionization of tount% emploses • receiting stolen property -. - cen Jr i ' _.. " As part of the negotiated plea /...... COM PL ETED - _____ J- -Michael Benjamin Reidy ' 19 ot 18 Lauren Court, £ em cirriii Al .JI1JVV Pild') - - , F ' _ left, walk is complctcd along p'-' two-was radio stolen from a Bresard Engineering truck at Cape Canaveral and was .- - 'y' Thousands of childten at establishment of day care And, Mrs. Carpenter began presentareIeftaloredurj the ctnters in Seminole County appealing to local a encies da riling to Mrs Car lIatta a said Seminole addition to local businessmen (ommunit) College iSCC Child care centers are set up Unfortunately too !iiii f already has giten $20,000 And to care for children whose us assume that today n an additional $7,000 to $10,000 Es parents must work Homer has Se I I County all little anticipated from parent.s If the heartily endorsed the concept of ctiiIteg thifl$ she county approves $10,000 and day care centers and said tusiflessmer' chip in another rwiejanu cr1t1-i ,, is (lOt so, Mrs Car $10 000 Hatta h - r reresent aji tsPe ofeIfare rnter said of an estimated program will get underway C ) e n w o presenti) Th C a) - ______ ___ _ or in training (or gainful em- F Iemtntary 't hool and Plnccrect F.kmentary School .. i, . - . — - I • °' -. Nelson s bond was 'ontinued during a court ____ ____ depression iloweter, the ab- o(rapld heart action but It can sence of symptoms at all other also be a manifestation of r (/ problems, - -' 5___5 state and federal matchmg downerrequ funds aailable for the gettheprogran)offjgund apprott d to Insurt thc caftty oF - _ possession of controlled substance from Daniel A Nelson, -tl _- -- - ------------'---- iarcen by Dick Turner Disturbance of sleep is Station, New York NY 10019 various emotional -- -Allowed John William Tarr Jr, 20, of Maitland, to retrain me in care of this newipaper, ,4'-..I 1 __ spells started this time th, one is lying down This can ruptured esophagus, since they , Number 4-8, Histal occur only at night while he is Hernia I sophageal Reflux lying down? The next day, he Send a' long stamped self EDj1I ponen:c probably hate a garnt or etin a slam Incidentalls The final match - In other cases that had not make four spadts but ht petition Oswald when he goes to bed and it attack of rapid heart action or seems hard to beliete that even extra beats (skipped nenesculd be cause of these beats) of the heart Antacids symptoms whi e he is sleeping are Dart o the treatment of Do you agree' such a condition For more 4) • I guess :,ou were a stomach through an enlarged similar symptoms and was hole in the diaphragm It is (TREES OON \ TELL THEIR -1 W £ p. ') rn well hate a hiatal hernia, which _________ _______ Florida Highwa) Patrol t.rooe ____ ________________ _______ almosttalked Inonthe robbery ______ L., ._____ ashestoppedtobuyrnilkon ' ____ Sa) home from work -____ ---s - - ,p =,, , !. In other actions Monday, the p—.-.. ,-,• courtwastold that thestatehas __________________________________ 4. .dropped burglary, grand _________ _____ ., -'1 ceny and buying, receiving and -_= _______________ L •••j ______ ____ • ______________ _.. — £ c ., et)j.pr.'rty ........ _________________ d ' charges against Charles -. ?...4 'Dewayne Wallace, 25 of Peru, LIC.I'JL • '- C '-a md The ch bad been ________ -I made in connection with a June __________________ _________________ -19'S b _ ____________ ________ ti''t ,''' " 'i ,,- " - '- / '"" - "" ('P 1 •'.:': • t ' (i: FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves wa es up with reason to think Attorney Vernon Mize Jr was boost the current installation ties to make themsehes heard not been granted a rate in" ou imna,e checks and may as well prepare fur the ublic funds ,i -j&. i- ij"' FRANK & ERNEST 1 CONSuLTANrsg L- $i€ : 1 1 ?HiN TI4 eCONOMY J:__.C. [II1_ILhUlL I rapidly and forcefully, it does Leglslatire / 1 - r' i.'" i" ''' ,. T' I S1 1 RgyiG wnci RMD OTHEgS TkzMJ J rj I? HA$MT SOTTOMED HIGHWAY SAFETY __ __ __ take X rays of the stomach for _ looking (or a hiatal hernia I Is__ t' ____ iv sus ____ - shorts! I , 000NESBURY Dø, 7 : 0?: ;v (omk-s 4-8 hdilorial 4-A for the first titer 22, F (Iward Jones Dr Lamb they haten t yet been able to talk with three alibi witnesses listed of 374 1 %irren, Longwood, is scheduled Mrs King said that the harassment began with their time this year are r - frame negotiated by a local teachers - '" .,' ,- ' - b __________ _ i " Ret nolds sLrts.scd the f.ht Mrs Jones reeognizcdbt CounciR tuumin J II Grant from unuedon through the gunshots being fired into thur hoirie and an ________ - - p. TUMBLEWEEDS tiospiuti by 1. K. Ryan - ......... 4-Ps IltU CII f%VCIIIt' LII air. an'] MI'S. IAnLon King told the J"fl 1R7At q I - MAYINAV I Fl/57 *4WT V A7.a1nKw V4.v3? w(1c(FL_. I 6V. 5.4kE, 4W C4'€T w nisr 1LfrT/ fl4J; , )rVSI I p Tc$.1TIT. V. omen i1 etx4f /oe7?F I ' 'W7 S-A WKTI1F4R '57fl4T,r? police department "for doing us job" by "checking arotaid the Kings from Oct. 16 through Nov. 10. Monday's high 63, today's low three separate incidents of gunshots being ru-ed into the King Police Sgt (ireg Manning denied the nolice were not taking not acted In like fa.shion by helping her when her house burned, place and Jones was arrested and charged with the flrebombing. matter, saying published reports were "a pack of lies" Tnr' _ - - = ;:-- -' - ------------------ -- - -:= -= ----------- f,=-_- - --- - -= - - - - ----- - :----- -- -- - -: - ---r---- - -----= - - -- ------j ----- ==- - - ---- - - -,-- ----,=--: --- £421U4 Mrs Jones tongue-lashed Councilman (,erard Connell for Fair and warmer through hospital The hanEc after the third incidnt of gunshots being fired Into V. ednesday highs today in the Mtanwhile, in a chambers hearing Monday afternoon, CircuIt their homi, last Tuesday night detailed what thet called a senes lower 70*. Lowe tonight near 50 C')urt Judge Richard Muldrew ordered the arson trial of harassments. Mrs. King said she and her husband lived in fear and Wgk Wednesday near . continued until the week of March 8. of their lives after neighbors complained to police that carloads of Light variable winds. Defense attorney Roger Berry told the ('Olin he wants to hi" men and women in their 20's were nightly visiting the Jones' Dctnllsandtldes on Page3-A. private doctors give his client a mental examination, iIw, leaving in th ti ttce heur of the morning in tihatappeareti c / . - UVdLCIlL1J 111t III( Hfl(I lily CflLIUJ'Cfls UI UIUUIULdIIOO 01 •-: PUDLIC - said But he said not to 1' • -:- ' • ?, / IJjT 10! VJTiØjA1P/ (Q' )JP}hi hulL' Kings after the Jones firnilt mot ed into a house next door to the wing any uii% au use prornem unti1 after she called the 1!38 trial" because of publicity In the case rts "v -- ------ --V ----------- -- - ---- =: , - _V__V _ ::---- ---- V:,-- --- -- - -- ---- - - ----- --------- - -, - - ----- -- -=- -V-- to be prepared for the realities Reynolds said he plans thm called ('onnell and the police U 's Congressional seat oc their home after returning from work daily and that the mes Republican Ikynold.s is a tkmocrt fanuly was dangerous Although Mrs. Kiiig had not identified the family involved in Yesterday's sessio.i was the th dispute, Mrs. Jones said Saturday it was her Family being (u-st of three political forums planned for Rotary meetings by spoken of. John Spolski (Continued On Pagct-A) - ,: -- ----- _,=t 7 - " V. f' , _- -=-= ___________ ijy - F r - -' - ,. . - '-n - - - - - , - .- - __________ I - _____ ______ -- - -_ - .0 -- - - ____________ — �:L9)I!a d, san1ord, Fl. * —.- ____________________ Tu.sday.Feb.1O,ln Winter Park Men Jailed On Drug Charges - — Legal Noflce Contest Opens NOTICE OP The Board of County Corn miuloners of Seminole County, Florida, will conduct a Public HearIng in the CommIssiOners' Meeting Room of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on March 2. 1916. at 7:00 By BOB In separate cases Steven Elementary School, W. 16th 51., P.M. or as soon thereafter as James Kerr, 20, Pendleton school officials have repoit (cJ poisible to consider a proposed amendment to Ordinance 737: Drive, Forest City, jailed in as missing a ladles watch, i 7 (a). Seminole Ordinance Plo. Sheriff's detectives and lieu of sa,OOO bond on burglary yo-yos and 24 tropical fish. County, Florida Seaboard Coast Railroad An ordinance relating to the and grand larceny charges. Bluford R, Carroll, 1909 Oiik agents today were Investigating areas of Seminole Bryan Lee Hollar, 18, 2714 Ave., told pollee that a bicyc le County. Florida. relating to Trailwood Drive, Forest City, and tools valued at $165 we re dredging, filling and other related *u.s arrested on a circuit court taken from an unlocked tool activities affecting the quality and Iwo Montgomery Ward trailers quantity of waters under the warrant charging possession of shed at his residence. jurisdiction of Seminole County; iwi cw u " controlled substance. W.F. Yeakle reported I 0 amendIng Ordinance No. 737 by Rand's yard, west of Sanford man on an Arizona fugitive officer and possession of norSanford police today were sheriff's deputies that eiglit adding a new Section iA to provide near SR-46. warrant charging grand theft. cotic paraphernalia. Ills bond investigating 1*0 plant thefts, water and air hoses, valued iit for the exemption of certain proiects from public hearing requirement; Officials said the trailers Being held without bond today was set at $5,500. Officials at Bob Dance Dodge, $200, were stolen from the She " ptoviding application and nofice were discovered to have been in county jail was Paul Andrew Paid Laurence Rouguex, 24, W. First St., reported three Service Station at SR-46 and I , requirements for such projects; burglarized Monday and Guggleman, 28, an unemployed of Maitland, was arrested on palm trees, valued at $lO, were Deputy Donald McCormlck providing criteria for the granting of cartons of tuerchandise were truck driver, specIal exemption permits; circuit court warrants charging stolen from the auto dealership. reported a kitchen fire Monda Y providing for construction, scattered in the area. Deputy John I. Poole arrested three counts of forgery and four severability and in efftive date. did an estimated $5,000 damag e Dr. Harold Harris, past According to a report by two Winter Park men on drug counts of uttering a forgery. His Michael J. P-'arraway, Chuch 1607 at the residence of J. Richar F Sheriff's Sgt. Perry Thomas charges early today after bond was set at $l0,(*.). Chairman ,., Torrell, 3504 W. Linda Lanc Board of County and detective R.E. Winger, a stoppIng a cc: at Eastbrook Sheriff's deputy Sanford Ave., rcorted two Forest City. County fire wilt S Commissioners Seminole high planters conexttngulslici blaze tha freezer was apparently taken Blvd. end Howell Branch Road Higginbotharn arrestedD.E. Lan'three.foot taming ferns were taken from Mormick said the originated in County. Florida by the burglars. The freezer for alleged traffic violations. Lee Roth, 23-year-old Russel, the church property. The fern., , PublIsh: Feb. L 10, 17, 24. 1976 shipping crate was found empty DEWI Patrick Robt Disanto, 19, Pa., elf-emp1oyed golf pro, and planters were valued at 1ring pan o cooking oil. NA11ON Officers Probe Railway Car Thef Is Unable To Repay Loans WASHIN(;TON (APt —Lockheed Aircraft Corp., which doled out more than $20 million in payoffs to foreign government officials, may not be able to repay bank loans guaranteed by the federal government. U.S. Comptroller General Elmer B. Staats, in a report to Congress dated Jan. 30, said Lockheed has forecast operating ,. rofits through 1979 that are "sufficient to maintain the company's stability, but insufficient to liquidate its guaranteed bank loans by the end of 1978 — the maximum time pro%ided by law." The' rfport also indicated Lockheed's management was worried that publicity about the company's foreign bribes would harm sales overseas. Staat's revelation followed testimony last week in which AC. Kotchian, Lockheed's chief operating officer, told a StnaL ,cub*wnmltte" details of many payoffs, some of them totalii,g millions of dolars, to foreign officials In an effort to assure sales of company planes. Bentsen To Run in Texas \VA.SIIING1'ON 1AP - Sn. Lloyd I3entsen, hurt in two early candidate tests, is staling down his national presidential campaign to a favorite son candidacy to guarantee that Texas has a voice at the Democratic National Convention, campaign officials say. The Texan, who hoped to build momentum with early vc tories but suffered setbacks instead In Mississippi and Oklahoma, was expected to announce his plans at a pres.c conference today in Austin, one day before his 55th birthday and a week before the first anniversary of his candidacy. A favorite-son campaign would mean that he would halt his national campaign but would run in the Texas Democratic primary on May I. Rain Drenches Western U.S. LOS ANGElES (API — Already battered by widespread flooding and mudalides, California, Nevada and Baja California braced for more rain today, while Kansas sighed with relief that a crop-threatening windstorm had abated. In California's central San Joaquin Valley farmers welcomed the end of the lO.inonth drought. Fresno recorded 4.22 inches of rain icr the season Monday, compared to a normal 5.85. The western rains have been pouring intermittently for a week and have claimed two lives In Tijuana, Mexico, mudsi ide. Loudd Guilty In Drug Trial BOSTON (API — Former professional football player Hommie Loudd Is scheduled to be sentenced In U.S. District Court March 8 for distributing cocaine. He could be fined $15,000 and sentenced to 15 Years In zison for his conviction Monday by a jury of nine men and three women. The jury deliberated for minutes after a four.day trial. WORLD IN BRIEF One In Six People Are Homeless In Guatemala GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala (AP) — More than a sixth of Guatemala's population was reported homeless today as the official death toll from the earthquake last week topped 17.000. President Kjell Eugenlo Laugerud told diplomats that the count of casualties in last Wednesday's earthquake had rscn to 17,032 dead, 54,8 Injured, 221,994 homes destroyed and 1,034,441 of the nation's 6 million people homeless. It was the worst recorded disaster in Central American history. A catastrophe of the same magnitude in the United States, where the population is 34 times as large, wou!d result in inure than 575.000 dead, nearly 1,865,000 injured and 35 million homeless. U.S. Aids Earthquake Victims WASHINGTON (APt — Despite diplomatic and logistical delays, United States Is joining se%eral nations in providing millions of dollars In disaster aid to the victims of GuatemaLin earthquakes. While food, supplies and medical aid have been pouring in in huge quantities, officials of relief agencies are discouraging Americans from volunteering to travel to Guatemala to help. "Our (earls that a tremendotm number of well-meaning the food, housing and water," said Dwight Swartzendru. ocr, Latin American director for (lurch Wocid Services, a Protestant relief organization. Dwch Queen Is Wealthy A4MSTEIUMM, The Netherlands (AR) — that Prince Bernhard got $1.1 million to Influence the Dutch government to buy Lockheed ranes Is the fourth major furor to hit the house of (ange since Queen Juliana came to the throne in 3948. None of it hzs hurt the 6S-year.old queei.'s bulging pocketbook. The extent of Jullana's fortune has never been officially disclosed, but an umfficjaj estimate In the late l%O's indicated her bank balance then was around $100 million. Tuesday, February 10, 1976—VoL &q. uo. 147 )777f. Seco.i Cliii Piiva9, aid at Sanford. Florida ' (fj * '.'ch. 52. 7O 37771. t, tani Oeivtry Mnfti. Of Darkness, Assault, Terror SAN FRANCISCO (AR) — killed," was her simple, direct for the prosecution today In its She admitted under cros.s-ex- a rifle and a shotg.zn after Weaving a chilling saga of fear explanation of many of her ac- attempt to convince U.S. amination by U.S. Atty. Jam breaking into a pickup truck and degradation, Patricia tions. She said she was threat- District Court Judge Oliver J. L Browning that she sprayed a owned by Robert Blocker of Deputies said the Hearst says her Symblonese ened with death "hundreds of Carter to let the Jury hear a sporting goods store with gun- Leestxirg. Uk was parked at Circus A Liberation Army kidnapers times." tape of Miss Hearst and young fire a day earlier to allow the Go Go, U.S. 17-fl, Fern Park. forced her to embrace violent Miss Hearst, 21, took the Matthews' testimony. Harrises to flee a bungled shoprevolution and enslaved her stand at a special hearing at her Brian Eddy, of Maitland, Under questioning from chief lifting attempt. mind with the belief she would bank robbery trial as the defense attorney F. Lee Bailey, reported three .22 calIber rifles, 51wfrom called it a reflex a citizens were band taken radio when and a never escape the terrorist Un- defense sought to suppress all MIss Hearst said SLA members repeated SLAaction in- skateboard derground, evidence of her movements William and Emily Harris, now doctrination on how she should his auto was burglarized In the Fighting back tears, MISS after tie April 15, 1974, bank awaiting trial in Los Angeles, act in a given situation, Hearst finally told her story to robberir, parking lot of Plantation kept up the barrage of in. the world Monday In tc.5tirn11y The .eenager to whom the timidation after six SLA mem Asked by Browning If she had Apartments In south Seminole. at her bank robbery trial. It was defendant allegedly confessed, hers were killed in a fiery felt good about aiding Deputy Arthur C. Price a bizarre account of weeks In Thomas Dean Matthews, was shootout with Los Angeles po- rises with her gunfire, she re. reported burglars took a darkness, sexual assault, scheduled lobe the first witness lice on May 17, 1974. plied, "It did not give me any citizens band radio from the car month, of living with the refeeling, t happened so quick,! of B. C. Ogle, of Altamonte NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND curring threat of death and a did it without even thinking." Springs, while the vehicle was AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN night of watching some of her parked at the Amtrack DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES most vicious tormentors die in U nfair PUiICIty, She said the Harrises ordered passenger terminal at Sanford. OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF her to tell Matthews that she flames, THE CITY OF SANFORD, Another CD radio willingly Joined the SLA and reported taken from awas car FLORIDA. Teslifyingwlththejuryab. Notice is hereby given that a sent, she said she took part in Mother Charges PubliC Hearing will be held at the freely participated in the bank belonging to Charles W. Lilly at robbery. If she failed to folio the robbery only out of fear of Commlss.on Room in the City Hail in Apart. he City of Sanford. Florida. at 7 their instructions, she said Springwood Vl11ae death and said she never stw. tContlnued from Page 1A) 'cIock P.M. on February 33. 1976. to "they told me I would be ments, SR434. Longwood. rendered because rem$ilfliflg Meanwhile, at the Quality Inn oniider changes and amendments Mrs. Jones said both the Kings had used vulgar and abusive killed. SL& members threatened tO p&Iing lot, sit-tv and 1-4, Mrs. 0 the Zoning Grdinane of the City Language against her and her children. Mrs. King denied the A Sanford. Florida, at foiii: Miss Hearst spent four hours Betty Reams of London, Ky., stalk her for the rest of her life accusation, saying "We do not use that kind of language." That property tying on the West if she did. She was captured stand Monday and quiet- repoted 'to deputies that ide ci Upsaia Road, ,.pposlte Lrk Sept. 18. Councilman Parker Monday night after Mrs. ly implicated nearly a dozen burglars cut the top on a 1976 vood Drive, and North of The N' Jones' appearance beforeAnderson, the reen is proposed to be With a whlspy voice council,chairman questioned persons in her underground od- Cadillac convertible to steal a clonedEstates, that was cnnell and Councilman Lawrencecity Goldberg, of both from SR1AA (SInglethe barely audible at times, yssey, some dead, most still citizens band radio, stereo I amily Residential) district. Said police department committee, why they were at the King 11017w alive, pale newspaper heiress said af roprty being more particularly tapes and a camera. the incident. escribed as fllow5, flight was futile as two survivGoidhert said he was called to the scene by the police To: RCI (Restricted Corn. iercial) District Eat? 1 tee? of Ing SLA members continued tO dispatcher to remove Connell from the King premises. Goldberg carry on the legacy of those te South one hail of Lot Si. New who said police claimed Connell was obstructing the crime scene died — to imprison her forever tpsala Subdivision. Put Book I. investigation. 'aged?. Public Records of Seminole in a mental dungeon. Ounty. "The police did not want to arrest Connell," Goldberg said. "Where could I go?" she To: SRI (SingleFamily ConneUsaldhewa3atthe5cenebecaMrs.Kinghadced esiclential Dwelling) District: asked several times, saying the him and that he attempted to follow Weit one half of the Southe,ait one. SLAconvincedhertltshej city police and the sheriff's deputy. uarter of the Southeast one quarter been abandoned by her family ByJANECASSELBRY toknucklewider,"Maueyuld Goldberg said contrary to a report filed at the sheriff's lets South 121.35 feet) 3) 1S-3OE, HeraidStaffWrft,i when the county turned over a rid the South onehalf of Lot SI (less and that the FBI wanted her department that he and not Connell had been carrying a flashlight se East I feet). New Upsala dead. at the King home. WINTER SPRINGS — City t'ate setting authority to PSC in bdivIsion, Plat Book I, Page 61. Miss Hearst renounced all the commission r ubiic Records of Seminole County, Council member June Lormann, however, asked Connell why Council heard protests Mor.day October her taped communiques from he did not Just leave the All parties in interest and citizens "embarrassing night from North Orlando thOUght because "the city had King home rather than sill the SIA as products of coer- the council," have an opportunity to be Water and Sewer Corp. corr no ordinance governing utility ?ard at laid hearing don, disclaimed her celebrated "Frankly the woman was scared for her life," Connell said. sumers over the proposed rate rates, the county had been By order of the City Commitilon love for slain SLA member "I would 0 the City of Sanford, Florida. hike the utility company is setting rates." like the recordtospeakfcrl1f I, Willie Wolfe as a farce and said H. N. Tamm, Jr. However, at Monday night's from the Florida Public Goldberg said he was eventually ordered to leave the scene City Clerk she was forced to help rob a and did so meeting, former City Coun- p ublith: Feb 10, 1916 Service Commission, bank and later tell a teen-ager The council, which aet. rates cilman Irene Vsn Eepoel C EW 19 As discussion continued about the Jones case. Mayor James that the acted freel)'. Council R. Lormann said "We are treading on dangerous that und" and for utilities within the city, reminded RESOLUTION "They told me I would be discussion ceased. ' Pl3h15 to object to tie us*apthg OrdInance 81 sets rates for the o N MOTION BY COMMISSIONER utility and if they were to be V IHLEN SECOhDED BY COM. of its jurisdiction by p ISSIONER WILLIAMS THE North Orlando W&S Corp. increased the ordinance would DLLOWINO RESOLUTION WA% appIledforarateincreasear have to be changed. Mrs. Van NANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT F.epoel, who said she did not T $E REGULAR MEIT1N; OF being notified t,y sc it have city water, but was there T 'IE BOARD OF COUNTY COMjurisdiction over the utility, (Continued from Page lA) ISSIOPIERS OF SEMINOLE thia month, and In June will be will expand protection for city Roscoe Turley of Hacienda at the request of other residents as experience dramatic in)UNTY. FLORIDA, ON THE 20th presented at the JFK Memorial empkyes while requiring only a Village told council, "I don't who do, told council it would be C kY OF JANUARY. AD.. 1916 reases In the cost of doing WHEREAS, Florida Law requires Center In Washington, D. C." few dollars per month in ad- want any people up in the PSC abdicating Its responsibility Pusiness. th of a Resolution when Homer added that Sen. Lorl ditional premiums. In Tallahassee deciding on my allowed PSC to take over • ey adoption change is made In the locations Other subjects on last night's Wilson (I-Merritt Island) had Finally, Knowles told the rate increase. If it means going Jon. of polling pI.cei designated for any a genda included a request by pee-filed u bill in the state commissioners he had been tocturt that is what we ought t ection Precinct, and Her closing statement won ti e Sanford-Seminole Ballet legislature making the VHEREAS. Florida Law, Chapter ballet advised that the state Depart- do." applause from the audience, " 10 Ill C:uild for perrnLilon to use the the official (3), further prescribes that ballet of the State. ment of Transportation Intends The residents expressed am tired of hearing you all lay th p locatk)n change In any polling C'ivic Center free of charge to p1 ice can only be made when the The Sanford City Commission to construct railroad warning alarm over the size of the down and say hit me." p'it on a ballet Feb. 21 and 22.. votedtografltthegallej3'3 gates at the Sixth ard of Cointy Commitsioneri Massey said, "If in the orStreet proposed rate increase. A termine that the accommndations Jack Homer, Director of request for free use of the Civic crossing. subsidiary of Florida Gas Co., dinanee it sets rates It makes io the holding BaBet Guild,' President Dora Center, but Commissioner A. A. of any election are ln dequate at th, permanent polling Commissioner Gordon Meyer the North Orlando corporation ow legal position better," Lce Russell, and Vice President McClanahan dissented. cc, and. Mayor Troy Piland said, "I Introduced a motion to the had asked for an Increase from Dorls Dktrlch appeared at the ItHEREAS, the Board of County McClanahan said other effect that the City of Sanford the present $3.50 minimum for feel we still have the power to Co mmjstloners of Seminole County, in eeting to urge conunissloners organizations perform public does not want gates at the $4.10 set rates over any utility within Fli rida, hat determined that the Sixth up to 6000 gallons to a to grant the requtat. services, but they must pay Street crossing, and of the permanent the city minimum for the fIrst 3,000 the city. They (North Orlando ' :on,modatI Speaking for the Ballet Guild, when they use the Civic Center, will ling place in Election PrecIncts do all in its power to oppose gallons and 60 cents per W&S Corp.) have not submitted wrwr pouited out to corn- McClanahan said he was well Inadequate in complianc, with their construction, The motion thousand for all uaige a rate increase application to Fl rida Law. Issloners that the non.proflt aware of the good works done passed, lOW, THEREFORE. BE IT over that amount. The company city council. If PSC grants an ganizatlon provides Free by the Ballet Guild, but he "We need lights at Third and now charges 50 cents per rncrise we may be in the SOLVED by the Board of County Co smlssi.ei,rs of Seminole County, nce instruction to dozens of dissented because of the Ninth (street crossings) a lot thousand for the next i000 position to get an inJu1ctIon." Fk rid., that the polling place of ; wig people, and the proceeds princijxe involved, more than we need gates at gallons and 35 cents a thousand He added, "We will notify El ctior Precinct No. 3 is tern. m ballet productans go In other actions, the corn- Sixth," Stenstrom commented, for over 7,000 gallons. 'arily changed for PSC the request comes under the toirard dance scholarships for mh.slonera voted to accept bids ESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE "This is just jousting at At least week's meeting, City the Jurisdiction of Winter PR sening ptçlls. IMARY ELECTION called for on new life and health in.. windmills," Moore said. Attorney Gary Massey ex. Spring5coiincll. Iftheyagreejt Mirch 9, 1976, s follOws: 'Thi! )'car the ballet is about surance coverage for city "There Is only one crew in the peessed the opinion that "it solves the problem without sa nford and the Central elIIplo)es, as recommended by state that can erect those gates would do little to seek an ECIUCT NO. 3— LOCATION legal fees." MI way Canaan Water Atsociatioi rida." Homer said. "The City Manager W. E. Knowles, and it will probably take them opinion from the attorney Ice, Jitwiy Avenue. Sanford. let will be presented here Knowles said the new programs len years to get hero," rida (Old Midway Fire House) general as the PSC is not PSC Power VVinter S IN BRiEF 11$ 0. 12 Morflnt. sfl. Ah"er r',I p Officials Prepare Quarantine FORT (.\V[Jf- :u[)\jy APt - State a.id federal igriculture officials are preparing to quarantine at least 21) square miles of Browanj County and do battle with the - itrus blackfly that has infestei area groves. Field officers of the Florida Department of Agriculture's I)ivision of Plant Industry and officials (if the U.S. Department of Agriculture were to decide today lw large an area should be quarantined. The infestatIon of the blackfly, a tiny insect affect:ng the health and taste of citrus and often fatal to citrus rcc5, n reat'hs from near Fort Lauderdaic north to v,est of Pompano Beach, officials said Monday. ('harks Poucher, chief of the state Bureau of Pest Eradication, said the minimum area of confirmed contalflination is 20 square trUes. Hundreds of CoflfirTfled ('ases of the blackfly have shown up In the area. 'IAl.LAjiAssEF; I API - It's going to he at least the summer of 1977, half a year late, before the new (ipitol will be ready for occupancy, says House Majority Leader Dick Clark, D-Miami. 'I'm very discouraged by the progress they are mIlking," Clark, a contractor, said Monday alter a meeting of the House-Senate committee which has been probing delays in the project, 'It took 16 months for them to finish the first 47 per cent, the easy part," he said. "When you start talking about the gULS of the building - the doors, the desks, the light s% ltthPS It's going to take longer than 20 months, ' ,I PSC Grants Rate Hikes — bui!di1g. awarded to the grand prize opening day in the tournament Jack homer, executive winner and another outboard and the first weekly prize will director for the Chamber, motor to be given away as door be based on the largest shad expressed his thanks to fiw prize at the awards barbecue landed by the following Sunday Evening Herald and all corn- following the end of the 30-day night. After that the weeks will mittee members for their ef- contest, be Monday through Sunday. such a big affair, _____________________________________ ______ _______ _________________________ ' . I - _i - .—'-.... '- T' -_____ " ..-'-- I __ .. j(Y -- - - ________ GIRLS HEAR BEAUTY QUEEN Bob Bernosky, president of Derby was first announced and Sanford Police Benevolent all fishing camps in the area Committee chairman Dick Association, distributed tickets report good fishing with fish Dove said represcntati'es from to be sold for the barbecue and close to six pounds landed. ,, __ complete spinning fishing to the person catching the outfits; the sponsors will decide heaviest fish during the entire Figures released at the wtlIch of the many remaining contest. meeting show that 102 piizes prizes will be awarded second with a cash value of over $3,000 and Boating activity on the St. third place winners in the Johns has increased tremenhave been contributed b Derby. dously since the Sanford Shad Participating merchants Central Florida area. - Longwood Board Approves 4. 'I Nani) Hodlin llt'f(i, her younger sister, Phyllis (rlghti, with students Cassandra Ennis and Mamie Dankli are entranced by the tales of glamor told by Delta Burke, 1974 Miss Florida till" holder Ms. Rodlhn, who teaches a modeling course to girl enrolk'd in Youth Programs 1mw., InvIted Miss Burke to addres her stutlt'nLs on Saturday morning at the Greater Sanfor Chamber of Commerce Building. illerald Photo by Jean PatS lesant - .., - . .' .... ' "" .,..... "T AREA DEATHS ill.; sister, Mrs. Lil1Ia Roll, Ft. Wayne and one grandchild. Royce R. Robinson, , of 310 Grarnkow Funeral Home in W. 11th St., Sanford, died charge of arrangements. Sunday night. Born in Brasher LONGWOOD — The city available, the Grant Street — Adopted on final reading prepared by City Attorney Ned Falls, N.Y. he lived In Sanford council Monday night sidewalks would also be an ordinance increasing the Julian Jr. for conduct at council for 65 years. He was a member authorized construction to delayed. 4', monthly salary of the c&uncil meetings. of the Congregational Christian begin on a four-foot wide Council member June Lor- and the mayor from $150 to — Agreed to have consulting Church. He was a retired concrete sidewalk on Grant mann ' , colleagues that $200. The council cut its pay engineer A.E. O'Neall research Carpenter. All Units Street from Rosedale Avenue to streets in the 'j1 should be $200 $150 monthly last the possibility ' ON SALE Survivors include the city Orange for walking Longwood paved and that , money would year in an economy move. No acquiring federal funds Charles H. RolAnson. Sanford; through f':lernc'ntar}' School children, not be available for everything one spoke against the increase &. IS the Farmer's Home two sisters, Mrs. Mary Schrnah, Materials cost for the project "without raising taxes." during a public hearing. Administration for the cx- Sanford and Mrs. Mildred i" ' as e.stimated by Public Works Council agreed that the ad1 Only Councilman Parker pansion and improvement of Greene, hlopkinton, N.Y.: and a 1)ircctor Ralph Fisher at $2,500. vice of City Planner James Lee Anderson voted against the pay the city's water system. The brother, Robert RobInson, Ft. City crews are to perform the would be sought to determine raise, saying he could not "in city council for the '1 past year Myers. labor. on which side of the street the good conscience" vote to give hasbeenconsideringepanding I' Brisson Funeral Home is in Costs of the project are to be sidewalk should be built. himself a pay raise when he the utility system into the city's charge of arrangements. paid from unbudgeted excess Action on drainage pipe bids knew what the pay . was when he west side areas particularly state revenue sharing funds for the AI.BERT IWl.FJIt. (lrainape ditch on ran for cffIc. irt tlwe subdi','isions bounded which state officials notified the whichever side of the road the Albert William HoIf Jr., 77, of — Denied a request for a by Range Line Road and SR 1305 E. city it would receive, sidewalk is place was tabled special exception to operate a 434. Wynnewood Dr., San. The project, brought to after Council Chairman JR. used furniture store PLUMBING & ford died Monday, A native of in the Set a workshop for 7:30 Ft. council attention by Coun- Grant said sufficient right of Wayne, hid., he came to business district zoned property pin. Thursday on the city's Sanford 12 HEATING, INC. cilman Gerard Cormell last way exists for the sidewalk south of SR years ago from that 434 and east of finances and budget and to city. summer, was approved without covering the (111db and Grant Street. was a salesman for discuss with unanimiiou.slv by the board after piping the drainage. planner James Let' Wall Supply Co., a Lutheran — Authorized purchase of a progress on the city's plan i 1110%'C by Councilman and a member of Elks Lodge The pipe bids ranged from a resuscitator-suction device for required by state law to be 155, of Ft. lawrence Goldberg to set aside high of $6,037 from Gator $350 after representatives Wayne. GE of completed by October, 1977. $15,000 for three separate Culvert to a low of $5,964 from Herndon Ambulance Service Survivors include his wife, - E)elayed authorizing $1,000 Mrs. sidewalk projects f;iiled. Palm Beach Tank and Culvert said the equipment is a in repairs for an old Mildred Rolf, Sanford; police Car Co u n cii in an P a r k er Co. , Jack H. Rolf, Rockford, necessity for the fire depart- until after the workshop. Anderson, fighting the GoldIn other action, council: ment's emereencv vehic1, tas4i...I * - Heard a report from berg move, Insisted it was a %.1IIIUI Mu Authorized the attorney to Councilman Lawrence Goldbcrgthatthecitycurrerjy Funeral Notices I.. S delaying tactii.. to stop work prepare a resolution ap. Goldberg was authorized to has four police dispatchers from proceeding on the Grant propriating funds to give a otlain prices on a portable including ROBINSON. ROYCE R one whose salary is Street project I!flfflediat,ely. Fijritca Serv,CCS to( Rcce J monthly pay raise of $41.61 to suction device 0,..,. for the funded by the federal Corn. RobinSOn. SI. of 310 W. 11th Anderson saul by incluc'ing Public Works Director Ralph emergency vehicle after the prehenslve Employment Thru Feb. 15 and 5.Sntord, ...no CeO Sunday ' funding (or sidewalks for the Fisher, Public Safety Director hterndon representative said Training Act ICETA) program. t'' Pi.'la at 230 pm We'dn.', lg' r,v y,h,J our Woodlands School and Lyman Douglas Keller and Building this equipment a? Srison Funeral Horn, .'. Ic also a Shelley Friend of the county's neory is hgfl IS I?'.? High School when cost Inspector David Chacev ef- necessity. R ROb, Hun'Cr officat níj test Dossible time for Cu ('ETA office said there was no Bural in Evergr'"n C't'r estimates are not readily fective Jan. 1. — Adopted rules .isoonanewGE Cenril Brsson of supplanting of funds in hiring ,srg,In t r Conditioning Syser' 5n'm', parliamenry procedure the fourth dispatcher. Under " e Ambassador—GE ROLF, ALBERT WILLIAM federal law, a position already rrost popular modei s JR — Funeral serviCeS funded by the city cannot be A0,.rt Roil Jr.. iIeâtrejucedpricesI':. replaced by a federally funded tiCS E Wvnnewood Or,, Jiouary I tOFebruar) I' Sanford. no died Monday, ., enipbye. As us about other ccr Pamela) Cassidy, a boy, N' held a' 10 a.m Thursday, a' denn,' : : ,.. t1)MISS IONS Gramkow Funeral Home v' Sanford v E A ReuscPser officiatr.3 Sanford: Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Ourjtl in Oaklawn Memorai Haynell L. Barnes i Patricia) Moran, a boy, 'M Gr,imb fl ct'srçe Mack Combs Sanford _____________________________ LONG WOOD - hiasley and Myrtis Frazier FREE Mr. Small Trac?or Small Pr,ce and Mrs. Michael Evelyn hart, operators of the Monday's high 63, today's loss Marion W. Freeman Alyce, Tindel, a girl, Sanford Phillips Custom Estimate diesel Antonina (;rasso '66 service station, 31, OnYour ( located at the southwest corner Fair and siarmer through Johnnie D. Hartley individual Needs L)ISCIIAHGES of U.S. 17-92 434, V,t'dnesdzjy. Highs CALL and Geerge S. Kenis SR today in the Sanford: received notice this morning lovser 70s. Losss tonight near 50 Classic M. Martin Ithynell L Barnes that they will be evicted from and highs Wednesday Anne M. Porter 80. William E. Cantrell the premises on Feb. 16. light sariable winds. (ttlb Schimp! Lena Q. Doyle EXTENDED FORECAST Wilmer 1. Stapleton Mary S. Funt The Harts won their first Scattered shossers Thursday, Frank A. Thomas Ebony S. Hampton skirmish in county court Friday PLUMBING & Hood Tractor Co, otherwise fair to partly cloudy NeLson C. Thornton 011 the move by Stella Hardy 21: P O'anp i!ot*em Tnt HEATING, INC. sseattwr. Mild dabs and cool OrIardo. Fi 32*51 Teresa Tyson Alice D. Mcl..ellan Petroleum Co., the oilSeminole company 4U Ma9r,oI,a A. tOO? S. Sanford Ave nights. IM%%c mostly in the t0 James G. Waits At?ir,,,t Spfii'U FII distributor, to evict them from Laura Overstreet 5;, gs Sanford north, SOs south and 6-Os in the Eunice %Vheatley 4:: Marie Walker the business they have operated Kes, exrept losss ssi 51i Case)' Whitehead Thursday for the past five ears. Nina E. Ware morning in Caesar A. Forman, Cas.tadaga the SOs north porMrs. Larry (Sandra County Judge Wallace Hall in lion. Highs from the upper 6Oc BeckyJ. Moreth, Casselberry boy the first hearing found that losa 70s north to mid and Sophia M. Korechi, DeBary Arthur E. Carlson, DeBary Seminole Petroleum did not upper 70s south portion. Frederick Perrick Jr., Beatrice Rosenbaum, comply with Florida Statutes Deflary Weilnesdas's Da)tona Beach l)ellary regaiding landlord-tenants tides: high 3:52 n.m.. 1:14 p.m.. William G. Pynn, Deflary Blanche Belanger, Deltona YOU Of the new eviction attempt, low 10:07 a.m., 10:15 p.m. Port Martha J. Roach, t)eBary Norman G. Belanger, Mrs. Hart said today, "We ('anaseral: high 3:46 a.m., 3:52 Henry C. l'hursain Sr., Deltona intend to continue fighting." p.m.. loss 9: am., 10:15 p.m. fleBary to Noah E. Davis, Deltona henry I.. Wagner, DeBary Stephen B. Dickens, Deltona Mary A. Wilson, DeBary Sara F. Hill, Deltona for tax John I.. Bailey, Deltona Philip E. Lange, Deltona Agnes Darling, Geneva Benny L. Mellon, Dcltona Aino A. Kuhlman, Lake Mary Ernest H. Phillips, Deltona Rossie I,. hlradwell, Lake Bertha L Runyon Deltona ,, Monroe Edna C. Schroeder, Deltona Esperanza DeMoya, Orlaruli, Pauline U. Wisniewski, Juanita B, Gregory, Winter Deltona Internationally Known Springs Earl W. Toney. lake Mary ° Qgp,ijst Kathryn A. Huch, Lorgwood BIRTHS i\rnold F. Fischer, New Rec1g..4tist Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jersey S id ewa IiC Fo r Gra State To Buy Tracts 'V Court Hears Card Battle g --' ' U CALENDAR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 l.a l.eeh League, 8 p.m., home of Carol I..ctchworth, 125 L,arkMood Dr., Sanford. 17-92, (h'ereaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and I.,'ht building, Sanford. "Starting and Managing a Small Business", SCC's South Seminole ('enter, 1-4 and SR 436. Morning class, 9; evening, 7. Free Blood pressure tests, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. l.ongwood Bicentennial Committee, 7:30 p.m., ('aflmljne Bravo law office, SR 434, Longwood. Open to public. Seminole Community Band, 7 p.m., music-drama building, old 5CC campus. Central Florida Assn. Deal, 7:30 p.m., Rock Lake School Cafeteria, Tampa Ave., Orlando, for Seminole AA, open discussion, 8 p.m., Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Rd.. Sanford. Goldsboro Elementary School Advisory Committee Meeting, 7:30 p.m. In the school library. -' Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Dept. Women's Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. meeting and Bingo, ready room of fire station. WEDNFSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, civic center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose, p.m.. I'. NANIMOUSLY ADOPTED this day of January, A D, 1976. sI) Seminole AA closed, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. AT rEST; Ar? 'yr H. B*Ckwith, Jr. ci. 'K to the bo.rdot nty Commissioners in and Seminole COunty, 'Ida By: Joann K. Hare uty Clerli Put ti%it Feb 10, 17, 1976 4 ,, • I,,.... '- _______ _____ ____ • r'?r' - _____ T _ - _ ;sic.r' I ' . () — 7 . I WALL ____ -- ' C __________ sJ..: __,,,. - lowers prices ON ArflbaSsacjor a,... .•".,_ '___,f; -..' i _:_; - ____________ - COliditiofling - , HOSPITAl. NOTES Harts ('et Notification __Di , WEATHER Eviction ••.:''.: :-*5::.', ''-" ,-,- -- -. ..., .,. - .-. "!f'; -._- - .r&' , '. 4' WALL '-' 2 ;" - " - I . .. ., .. ....... I ,, - .,' -,,_._i ft ..'4 1' - ,.J . - 1'.- ' ),'. ..,.. . - '-; .•.... - " .', . '. ,,..' ',:''' -' .' -- -- _ ,I ' E, 11' '-s: .% . . - 1 . ca - ' '- t -, ,. a t ,r, a,( - - - - , ., -, - " , - . ,:vrt i'- .,,,, . ' -" ; ',.,, - . .C' ,,, . , . ei., ''r''' -: _______________________________________ St1C)Uld cortie ORGAN CONCERT HAROLD DE COU income US help. - / I a program of music his Mr. & 'F I. first Central Florida Concert on Weds., Feb. ii P.M. it the First ASK THEMAN WHO !- WEARS ONEI ' S. HWY. 17-92 Baptist Church. Sanford. Central Florida is In (or musical excitement as Mr. DeCou executes his confident and superior style at the newly Installed Allen Mr. you, at no additional cost. Not as a legal representative ..but we can answer all questions about how your taxes were prepared, OeCou has made records under the Slngchord label, and at the organ reveals genuine musicianship and dedication to his ministry in sacred music. Mr. DeCou is edltor of the popuLar choral magazine "Voices in Praise", He has wrlttn many arrangements for the' gospel organist, and created orchestrations for hymnals and brass entembles. On Tuesday, Feb. ID, he will con duct one the largest choir clinics ever scheduled in the state of FlorIda. of h,S (Cfl(r'rt nsred under the au'.pers ol S're-i"' Onu , (r Onia"ii, ,r's l -' t J'." -' ,r' '- ,u .,,', . " - ' C., ''' ,',:. 150 Sanlando Springs Dr. Ph. 83l4I84 Opent a.m,.9 p.m. Weekdays, 9.5 Sat. & Sun. OPEN TONIGHT-.-NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office rn Oviedo 365 6237 - ..' 'a,." v-', 'icy - Cl ' 1:.•L,'. - " .4.. ..'.,. .: ' •' ,. ,- ..-'. ',,. 1 '-I .. S 4 .. .' " • ."s-. 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"i-" -, i, 5" ' r F'I(fl1j BIC)CI haS 17 reaSonS why anti ra',.' - Jones, George C. Heamn Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. American Legion Auxiliary Unit S3, 8 pin., post home, 17-92, Sanford, SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn, I)anre for senior citizens with music by Sanford St'ranadi'rs. 2.4:30 Sanford Chic Center. No chrc, p.m., ,' ', - - Serloma Club of Sanford, noon, Western Sizzlin' Steak blouse, 17-92. I .'. '*4 1. ,, a son. - Ascension THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford, E IT FURTHER RESOLVED thiI clear notic, of the change In the Pu Inct Polling place be posted on or of the prvi.3V5 polling pa :e. _______________ 'S. '' 'M' 'a.,,. to Banquet for hteadstart Volunteers, 7:30 p.m., St. Mary Magdalene Church, Alt,amonte Springs Casselberry AA, closed meeting, 8 Lutheran Church. ______ ' . ' - near • • .' U ( post, s",., '-' .' !-' ' '-- . " ...' . - ' ..............., .-'.... -, Of Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW I 4)ngwood. - - ____..4 " S. ' a. --"fl'--.'. - ____________ t' .,.,, a ' ' I- , A _____________________ TAIJ.AIIASSEE 'APi - A legal battle over ".hvther emnploye-union authorization cards are a public record is before the Supreme Court. There's a possibility the (lispute will force a post. porunent of a union election for 6,000 university employes. The Public Employes Relations Commission refused Monday to allow members of two antiunion groups to examine the cards as ordered by Leon Circuit Judge Kenneth Cooksey under the state's open-records law. 4 w - ' He 'I AlJ,AhiAy,,SE; I APi — Twelve tracts whose value almost equals the $100 million remaining in endangered. land bond funds have been given top priority for state )urchase. 'hits probably is not the final list because purchase igret'nicflt,s on all 12 are unlikely," Natural Resources I)irpvtnr Iinrynnn Shic!dz said Monday of tie list, drawn UI) by a committee of st.ateagcncy heads. Other tracts will be added when deadlocks develop in rwgitiations, he said, 4 nt Street of - a , ROYCE ROBINSON from IAI,LA}IA.ssf:f: APi The Public Service I UUiI1.Ssofl, in approving a $3.19-million rate hike, has granted art alniost four-fold increase in telephone hook.up charges for residential customers of United Telephone Co. However, the commission rejected Monday across-the. board increases in the bmse monthly bills for all customers except those lii the Fort Myers exchange and in the Cape haze area. fl,, Z.G,CiOO customers in a l3county area served by the Fort Myers-based company wil see their residential hookups go from the current $11 to P.O. Business in:'tallations " ill be $50, up from $16. water men on the St. Johns River In in Volistn County in connection Atamonte Springs, accused the Lemon Bluff area.) with the hoop net incidents, raid larcenyof coins from a Defense attorney Roger Berry said. ford coin shop owner, Berry told the cowt that both be — Dewey Bean, 34, of Ode Ola Campbell, 55, and Campbell have received CaueIberry,aujoffor ford Route Two, acc',jsed of telephone threats against and uttering a forgery, The e counts of receiving stolen Campbell's life "If he goes back court Issued a bench warrant )erty (hoop net.s allegedly out on the river." for Bean's arrest after he failed m from commercial fisherCampbell alci r aces charge t apf*ar for trial. ----------------... ______ warned r i n s Boa r d FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Ii hereby given that I am engaged In BuSineSs it 1 N. Hwy. 17.92, Caiseiberry, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of CITRUS SIGNS, and fist? I Intend to recjlster said name with the Clerk a' the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the plovIsfrAi of the FlcIIIlou Name Statutfl, Tr Wit: Section 365O Florida Stritutes 1957. S M. L. Mathews PubIth: Feb. 10, 17, 21, Mirth 7, 1976 DEW3 - -,---- Jv')UC7, reQ. Capitol Progress Slow 'Vo r r i es Legal Notice -- , BOB OIIItELL sponsoring groups, the Even1ng assured committee member! Ilt'rald Outdoor Correspondent Herald and the Greater Sanford that purchasers would get more Chamber of Commerce will get than their money's worth: a flue steering committee for together to decide the final half chickcn and all the trim Sanford's First Annual Shad distribution of prizes. mings, plus the chance to win Derby rilet Tuesday night at the /it present, plans call for a one of the many door prizes. Chamber of Comiumnerce boat, motor and trailer to be Satwday, Feb. 14, will hi' By Broward Citrus Infested, Cable TV In crease Considered onUnued from Page 1-A) PvbI,$k.td Oa*ty and Sunday. .c.gt Saturday and CPulitmas Day by 7i Sanford Herald. tnt.. 310 N. Fr,ncj* Ava Sanfrd, F'a. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE P4( U.90.A44.0 LINDA B SISSOU. Pet it Cr, viWILLIAM R. SISSON. p rspiaern. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: WILLIAM R. SISSON Last Known AddreSs: MKR Tonsina Camp Fairbanks. Alaska YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage nas been filed against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on THOMAS B. DRA'E. JR.. Esquire. P.O. Box 17, Orlando. Florida 32502, attorney for tne Petitioner, and tile the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court CS' CS before February 23. 1976 Otherwise, a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court. this 16th day of January. 1916. (Seat) Arthur H. Bukwith, Jr. C tt. t C.,,r1 By: Elaine RiCharcie Deputy Clerk Publish: .Jan. 20, 71, Feb. 3. tO. 1916 0EV. 101 Bob Scott, of Orlando reported that fuel, two strobe lights and a landing light, to'aI value $390, were stolen from his Navion airplane at the Forest Lake Academy Airport, Forest City. Patty Hearst Testimony A Tale ircuit Court Acts On Cases Ewning Hentid - near the rail car, was held in lieu of $10,000 bond early today at Fern Park on a In weekend burglaries, Jessif Other cartons found in the on charges of possession of grand larceny charge after $100, police said. Sims, 115 Larkspur Dr., area contained furniture, tools, controlled substance and letters were taken from a sign Patrolman Rick Dearing Altamonte Springs, told tea kettles and a baby stroller, narcotic paraphernalia, at the Circus A Go Go on U.S. reported in addition to exdcputics that tools, dies an officers said. Frederick Walter Holmes, 21, 17-92. Bond for Roth was set at tensive vandalism damage to electrical parts valued at $1,Oc Sheriff's deputies have was charged with making false $5,(, according to county jail two classrooms (Iiscoveretj werc taken wLen an auto Was arrested an Altamonte Springs reports to a liw enforcement records. Monday at Goldsboro burglarized at his residence. C,,...:,,.. u....s.l e_,,, e,..l..e 44 -4 , , -, - •_, ________________________ was Report Says Lockheed Safurdc,v I. LLOYD lleraldStaff Writer IN BRIEF ____ - -. ' .. _. - . ... - �- ----- -- v---- Cr- '-vt -- - r,.trtnt, .-r=---- - Evening Herald All the paper 'ork required of candidates under state election laws had led many .Or Lr,,nt! fc N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cede IM-M-261 1 ollice locally to shy away from formally announcing intentions In this year's general election. elective or 831.9993 Tuesday. Feb. 10, 1976-4A Around .-\VNF; 1) IXJYI.E. Publisher R. RICIMUI) LONG, Editor Y 1111AM U. CURHIE. Managing Editor _____ ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director _____ lIii:r I)vIgve'r Week. S rents: Month. $2.40, 6 Months, $14 20: Year. $28 40. l3 Mail In Fkrida same as home delivery. All 'ther mail Month. $2,7 0, 6 Monthc 11A n. - i !jAfltkr (1in ,J W Frug a l Era TI. Is Upon U s The President's annual economic message to the nation did not produce any s urprises, but then anybody who is expecting to be startled by some rcvelaticn about how to improve the economy overnight probably hasn't been tuning in to what is generally known as the new era. The new frugal era is amply reflected in the predictions of the President's -... Cniinoil f F'i"nnnmii Advisers. The United States is steadily inching toward a recovery from one of the most difficult recessions that we have ever experienced. Unless the unforeseen happens. the gross national product . which declined in each of the last two years, should show a substantial gain this year. Inflation will be bad, but half of what it was just two years ago. Unemployment is "distressingly high" total number of jobs in the United States also is rising, Inaflofhisrecentcommentsaboutthesubc(, President Ford has made it abundantly clear that this is the course and speed that he prefers. He seeks frugality and restraint. Th ere is ample evidence that the administration is reflecting the views of American t'L.J, FI A I j I.. V. r /A R U I S e rp exin g - .Ts.,. t__e .1.._.. t__. first uunce ux area senior citizens spon. sored by th e Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce and the Sanford Recreation Dept., held last ThIINday, was a g success with some 300 persons turning out to dance to the music of the Sanford Serenaders at the Civic Center. The musicians in the har1 arc donating their talents and any other -. . ' WASHINGTON - y *. I : quite a range of industries can possibly follow this )ear or next. And we know this." says. - %%__~ t some of to their own fut ur e w he n they're setting policies and writing Intricate regulations laymen can't ;. -1 fJ .. Relations _+ . With I%" ..- ,,j - 1 ~il _! , - % - 11 . % ) "" - ,(_ . - \. . .. #-,/ I V* Cuba p Obstructed Cleveland industrialist Cyrus Eaton has always been a kind of one-man "Fair Play for Cuba Committee," urging friendshi p between the United States and the Island country 90 miles from Flor ida. His latest visit to Cuba, says Eaton, has reinforced his long-held conviction that "the American giant is makin g a grievous mistake in I 11 k , I, ~* C I .1, • -, ( z- . . r Jr _~~ - o" 1 4&~ " %~ ( I - you have ., opposition has been to stiffen Cuba's resolve to succeed, he says, while cutting ourselves off from a source of lucrative trade. This isno doubt true and may be only the most obvious of a number of reasons why it sho uld be time to end t he 16-year U.S.-Cuban cold war, But there are also a number of osb. tacles in the way of re-establishing diplomatic The net effect of U.S. $ ______ C / 9 Rare Coins Disappear On Capitol H1*11 while, the lightfmgered legislators still haven't knowt edg e. Apparently someone slipped Coin Pilfered pennies helped to seM earnest Mary returned the valuable coins. As it Is. has been out of work with majw d World a wooden nickel. Brooks, the harassed dl tor of the IJ.S Mint, to The embattled Mint director finally arranged neck injuries since the accident. Kennedy helped KENNEDY'S COOL: Sen. the hospi ta l la st November with nervous f or hospi ta liza ti on last November and dlsa p- Mass., Ted Kennedy, Dher Find medical care Incidentally, referring her keep ing cool in a crisis, recently saved a to exhaustion. She ii still quietly recuperating. the same Ph ysi cian who had treated his Herfrlendssay yo un g woman from possible decapitation Man y pressures contributed to the strain that bro thers and hiBLsel( for lniurie .she LSl h.. .... -.. - - hopes to be back in her office in a few days on Itti;mnnn41 nn Iinur, 'ii - ' \. .' -- , ; - . . . ' f , r - T_: ____ - , - I . . ~, , %-ql'41 EDUCATORS - . - - - - \ ' 'I" - _________ _______________________ ' 4j .fl ENJOY FEAST ' jl ' ,_ , '' - -. :-- ',l - '.' - :?. ' ,)', - :'.- . , .- 1. It ' / '~' ' ' - ' ' ¼ / - ,, s, _il ,, I . 4% r sere tfrom ' _____ herehcwasemplo)J b - ' work. ED IN EAST 111INOIS l)F.AIt ID I can offer t() Abb this has t ur ned me oft suggestior,: Try The Bureau of on him and made me skep ti cal Indian Affair'1 or th e American of his so-called marriage - 4 t . . proposal. I am losing my DF%R r ABBY With espect for him If a man thinks reference to that ding a ling enou gh of a woman to want to ho is seriously considering marry her, why would he want 1rg hi parents tor Li uLt utbei for having him circumcised how can I say yes toni gh t as an i nfant - a "bar baric w hen I know he had anot her surgery, an assault on his in his arms last night person, which permanentl FRUSTRAThDATSO and disfigured him. DEAR FRUSTRATED: %I% In my o opini n, he was cir. guess is that he Is trying to cumcised at the wrong end, Into ai early YIDDISH MAMA: decision. you If siant to marry SII VERSPRI\GS MD kim. ca) )es And until ou do DEAR ABBY: I am a 50- he's a free agent. p,jjjj / , a 11ani you. he has a definite an.swer from me hc will continue to date others. Indian Mou'ment. -. Alter Weber's retirement treasurer, Betty Washington, social committee chairman, Helen Goodson, secretary and Gene Grooms, executive direc to r. (Herald Photo b Marva Hawkins) d &iys that until - Weberwasbornin Pittsburgh Pa.,tn 3806, and he and his wife, Agnes, moved to Honda in from the railroad, he worked as night maintenance man at Seminole Memorial Hospital 1k erjoss gardening and )ard ll - son If there Is any get better acquainted I agreed in)- wife, but if Indians are My problem is th,,jt 1:t, ~! ili,,~ , . lxtterloversthari %thltemen,1 that tis sti several wo ul d like to find out why. __________________ - to It him nearly six months to call took me, after which we star:ed dating. I was on cloud Let me sa y that I was eight We've been tninit out F married for four year s, and I over a year no, ;rJ H never had any complaints from proposed marria ge ____ The hate li%ed in IAngool or 10 %e IfloInk here from Altamonte left) Peter Bukur, president; Sue Leidner, man when it comes to of a very attractive well-to-do truth to that, I'm willing to pay whatever is find House Honors Weber On Birthday - Center, Among those attending lather Open Sa nford e white tribal secrets on how to sat the Atlantic Coastline It otto ol - _j t If , , , , 1 I 5 Members of the Seminole Education Association enjoyed a Shrimp Feast on Jan. 31 at the ('k- ic -t,,. '- ,,,r,r "'e' Peter J Weber of lAmg(,.j njoed a re i-nt open house it honor of his 90th birthday. - - ' '— .. - 't'' rJ L 1 ___ f . - Mrs. I lIlian Vickery admires her pink and white birthday cake at open house In celebration of her 9h birthday, Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) ' I 1 ' - -".' ' All ABBY: lama3S-)'ear. old man who s in love with d beautiful. 28-'car-old divorcee. Abby I want to rnarr her but she It keeps wanting rnre t::e to think It over 11 In he meantime,she's SCCIflI another man, arid I'm afraid he has the edge on me. You see, )ear-old nurse who has been he's part Kickapoo Indian, and widowed for 15 years. . . ________ .' -, pi -, .. .. • '. , " -F. .. .... n.- k' a,, ear - `~-W , , - - - 11% AHI(;A1I. VAN BUREN l -. 11 ..J . maimed - - ' - .. , £' maneuver )- Ou K____S.?1 L PE'rEaJ. WEBER a tering economy. which directly affect each worker represented WASHINGTON - The strange case of the - - - : '. - and trade relations between our two countries, and not all of them are attributable to American delight In "bullying" Cuba. For one th ing, while Fidel Castro has zip- E — \ T Conventioneers' Wives Shop For BaraainqI SENDA VALENTINE MESSAGE By RICHARD CARF.U.11 Associated Press Writer the wives. It Is a job that usual- cision Machinists Association consumer advisor Lorraine opening cxperier.ce for some ly results in too much planning members gathered in a meeting Roberson standing by with not used the best or too little," says Ken Ellis, room of Miami's posh Doral helpful hints, buys," she said. Iris runs Country Club, Iris Ellis quickly MIAMI (AP) "A woman who with his Checking such fashion labels The afternoon exattending a convention with her S.O.S. (Save on Shopping) Inc. caught their attention, as Givenchy, Institution, Trissi csion,including w' a S.O.S. di1- husband can easily get bored," "One thing we know for cer"Does anyone here feel what and Ilalston fashions — at rectory for each shopper, cost Mary Alice Hanson of Bridg- tam, women love to shop. When they're wearing was purchased prices Mrs. Ellis said repre. the Tool and Dye convention $15 man, Mich., explained as her they can shop for sented 20 to 70 per cent savings per woman. quality and at a fair price?" she asked, eyes focused the ce ta g sa ve money, they like it even over retail store prices, Bar"Hopefully, v,c gave birth to hanging from a light blue pants more. That's the story bara Muhler of Baltimore consome aggressive, rebellious behind seeing no hands raised, she fided that she has suit. our seminar and expedition." considered bargain hunters," said Mrs. continued: "We're here to help herself a careful shopper for Ellis. "The emphasis is not on "This shopping idea is someThe Ellises made national teach you how to shop, how to some time, sa ving money but spending thing the average woman really get good buys for your money, news last year with their "But this could be an eyewisely." can en th used about ... li.shed directory of 3,500 US. We hope to change shopis looking For a and Canadian clothing and ap- ping habits, change your ljv5" ' bargain. pliance factory outlets offering I BIRTH DEFECTS After hearing a brief lecture With the average woman's quabty, brandname merchan- espousing the value of shopping I ARE FOREVER.. wants and likes in mind, a con- dise at discount house prices. at low 1 factory outlets, . i LIflIESS YOU sumer-consulting couple from U na ble to afford many adver- the convention wives were husJacksonville offers the nation's Using costs, they have come up tied HELA in buses an d , conventioneers its Bargain wi th innovative mon- taken to a cluster of f ashion hunting Seminar and Er- ey-making of spreading outlets in nearby Hallandale. peditlon. OF the word about smart shopping. rr-. For nearly four hours it was Dime a. "At all conventions, someone As 100 wives of conventioning every woman for herself, with g is given the job of planning for National Tool and Dye and Pre Mrs. Ellis and S.O.S. assistant I . ?--i. - 2MEO YOU LOV E to looking for \ wife - on pri VALENTINE LOVE LINES _. I your Print your own personal expression of love in the Valentine Love Lines to be published Friday, Feb. 13th everyone -' - . an SAVE g and -' I 4 Lines PER L \ / /,_' . i.f :': ._ /omen s Food Needs Differ - men food requirements for and women differ? Some particularly good these ,1i,-.,.t_ ' ! - _1 ;.,!: .4_1, Z,~jljtj-t-,.: -;,:YA as men. sources of Iron for women, While a recent symposium on which also relatively low in the nutritional needs calories, have found to be: was divided on the value of dark green and deep-yellow and mineral are Despite what may seem like "sexist" view, the women's energy needs in vegetables, such as spinach, supplements for women, most form of calories are con- lettuce, dandelion medical experts along siderably lower than mcm's is mustard greens, turnip greens, with the view that "the best endorsed by most nutritionists, beet greens, kale, broccoli and way to insure adequate Another nutritional dif- squash. According to the vitamins and nutritional ference between men and government findings, wcrnen health" is to eat a good women is that women need should have twice as much of balanl ce diet. more iron for each 1,000 calories then men. 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' i 44 to - . . ik, •-"- tic I %4 'i". c.'.. f: Tuesday, Feb. 10, 197—SA He Needs Tips On ~,J - anfora, H. , I ~ -_ _ -1 W! I 1, J , . - '? ______ continuing to bully the tiny but enterprising balance the budget. In Illinois, Gov. Dan Walker is ' (i. aiming for a budget surplus and in Massachusetts understand.AlteraperiodatEpAthey'u resign, rnakeagoodlving advj3Ingcuf Gov. Michael Dukakis lashes out against "sacred how fee on % EA I -z' parently abandoned his goal of exporting to deal with the regulations they've written, cows" in schools, transportation and environment. revolution to the rest of Latin America, some "We at the aency," says my contact, "know And at the federal level Sen. Edmund Muski2, 10,000 Cuban troops today are serving as lackies that the pollution practices we're attempting to presumably speaking for all congressional "It's equal rights — I have a right to smoke and of Russi an Imperialism in Angola. change overnight have been common for Democrats, deplored "government waste," ad This Is understandable, perhaps. Castro is i decades in one form or another. I'll be happy If right to wear a mask!" hopelessly In hock to th e Soviet Union and the 'ocated the restoration of economic heal th in th e Wecancor recttl)emthlOor30y _ Cuban economy is still being subsidized by the "Though we know th at the average United States, and lashed out against the in. Kremlin to the tune of 11 million a day. ErbusInes.nan, especially the man with little creasing of payroll taxes. 1. porting cannon fodder 11) Angola ( the Cu bans are capital working on close margins, can't Possibly JOHN CUNNIFF no more "volunteers" then were the Chinese It is clear that American people will have a comply with our demands, we hape that by these more difficult time than usual in sorting fact from rough tactics we can push most firms into doing peasants who swept Into Korea in 1950) is one verbiage as the new era of politics progresses. way he can pay back his benefactors. more than they think they can more quickly then 'I'hev might begin by asking Sen. Muskie, for Eaton, in fact, would probably argue that If they'rewl111ngtoathnit.Andsome5 Iro n the U.S. had not been so mean to Castro in the 'xample, how he can deplore the waste and inef- fist approach works. In the meantime we've late IM he never would have turned to the ficiencv of bureaucracy on the one hand and stirred up a lot of in will. There must be a better NEW YORK (AP) — One ingredient of the fuel be made available to the stock market over the Soviets. demand that the same bureaucracy create more way," he continued, that boosted the stock market like a rocket since next few months. But the recovery news Not so easily dismissed, however, is Cuba's "Instead of asking companies to do the tin- the first of the year, as expected, is now running must be analyzed morenow public service jobs on the other hand. Perhaps he closely, outspoken support of Puerto Rican nationalists, possible, we should be out there working with low: The decline in interest rates has almost also could explain why he dismisses the thought Is the recovery that strong? Are we so enCastro knows as well as anyone else that them to learn what they can do, with what they come to a halt for the time being. that government deficits cause inflation but ap- have, to cut back on the pollution their firms thralled with the good news that we have over. these fanatics, who killed four people in a Almost simultaneously, the popular stock looked the weaknesses? Will the recovery be bombing in New York last year, represent no one plauds the effort of Congress to reform the create. market indicators began falling. The Dow Jones steady or might ire not have setbacks? budgetary process so deficits can be avoided. but themselves, having been massively "I've had company men tell me if we'd be industrial average, which on Feb. 4 reached a 27Nobody really has answers to these (piestions. repudiated in a 1967 referendum. Ile also knows President Ford also chose some unfortunate reasonable they'd do everything they could to month high of 976.62 points, declined almost fl of course, but the stock market cannot accept that the Puerto Ricans could freely vote to clean things up as fast as their finances and their points In the next two days. rhetoric in his budget messages when he talked that dodge. It lives in the future; it must make its change their sta tus anytime they wish Of product ion techniques would permit," an EPA ed — The question now facing Investors Is this : Are decision now even if It doesn't have the evidence, something his own people have never had the the "new realism." The realism is as old as the official continued. "But If I push them to the economic prospects hills — there is no free lunch, no magic cures. sufficiently promising to Its commitment to the future must be firm too, opportunity to do. wail, they'll buck, not bend. The smart onessupport a continuation of the rally? Many wise If the market is to continue rising. I ~, ;His economic message reflects that fact. ne -_ nd ecision, Castro's attempts to capitalize on this know we can't carry out our threats. Some tell us -,. - I men of Wall Street "pect the market to dwell on you have heard it said many firm, is bearish. converts to realism have yet tc absorb it. , If nonexistent issue, using it to bait and harass the so to our faces — then ask us what we want, that question this week, th e market is to rise, an affirmative, positive U.S. In the United Nations is hardly the behavior cooperation to the limit of their abilities or a dog For many weeks the decline in interest rates decision must be made. eat dog ri fight we can't possibly win, In cases like had made stocks mor of a man desirous of creating a warm relations e at tractive than they had Analysts will find it easy to work withinsee of wi th Americans. is w re th he th e businessman sta nds up for his been, relative to fixed Income debt securities, righ th e more obvious economic lzidlcators, lizatlon, Cyrus Eaton's pacif istic heart is In the right ts my experience is that we at EPA back How could the stock market compete with 10 per unemployment and other measures o' ne choice of W.J. Usery Jr., by President Ford as his weakness place, but when it comes to dealing with the . down. Not always, but a good deal of the time. cent returns in credit markets? . nominee for secretary of labor was desIgned frankly to patch up are declining. Income, profits and other Communist world, especially Cuba, he has an with one face-saving gesture or another, though As rates declined sharply, Institutional money measures of strength are growing numerous, administration difficulties with AFL-CIO President George the true facts don't get in the record." unfortunate habit of letting his hopes run away that had been attracted to the bond markets was But, while they have their eyes glued to the with !eany. his better judgment, Shift story now to a meeting of a government encouraged to reconsider stocks. Now that short- improving indicators, few analysts dare to Usery, as a former union official, is convinced he enjoys advisory board of businessmen and university term rates have stabilized, that Incentive, while ignore the position of In terms of performance, productivity and "th e conf idence of many people in the labor organiza tion," but the economy. Our output of cooperation, and financial ie present.atives. the American wor ker rates second present, Isn't as compelling, goods and services still hasn't reached its level to none, reports Meany apparently is uncertain because of "difficult cirInternational Management In one form or another, their conversations Few Informed stock market observers cx- of three years ago. rim like this: magazine. pected that the In terest rate decline could pro. What the market must do, and probably this Labor leaders are still resentful of the veto of the common"These environment men say we've got to do vide the thrust for an extended period, but they week. Is strip all the emotion from Responding to a survey made by The Con. site picketing bill, which led to the resigution earlier " this and we've got to do that. A the statistical ference Board, a business research lot of these were inclined to feel the economic recovery in evidence and attempt to measure where the organizati month of Labor Secretary John T. Dunlop. The bill, In the on ternati nal cu U es regulations they throw at us don't make sense, general would provide a second boost, that opinion of this newspaper and almost all others taking a stand economy is right now and where it might be high pr To us, they're theories someone has dreamed up, od uctivity and general availability of That theory now is facing the test, fset on the Issue, was bad legislation, expected to be six mon ths from now. not bothe:ing to check what they'll do to our U.S. workers' high pay and made them a better There is little question that considerable But Me.any and his Associates can be underzt.andably week could be as Interesting as any so far all-around bargain than the worken of other production schedules or our costs, evidence of economic recovery will continue to th This is year. , critical of Mr. Ford's wavering on the measure he once supcountries, ported. Even so, the rejection by labor of working with the White JACK ANDERSON House would be unwise. The problems of Inflation and a sput- - . :ái1. .., I ~ n - #I I -I&I , - __Z__. -, 1% Q__ %;;IV..A Ilk mo , T I . 'I .,, 1 ,V-')N, .. - I ' .' _Tf - ç happy. "A co mpany asks us to proffe advke on cutti ng pollution." he said. "we go but if we find firm for noncompliance. "We ease ourconsciences by telling the plant manager in advance th at's what we're goin g to he said. "We enact regulations few companies from r- 0 official from the .I,. 4,- 1.~ ._, t k - - - I To I n d U S r _q~ .. I - -- t' vcnIn9 nirsia, punch were Mrs. Sue Stevenson and Miss Mary George. The cake was cut and served by Mrs. Revel Robison and Mrs. William S. Brumley Jr. Others assisting were Mrs. Ed M. Smith, Mrs. Wynelle Lanier, and Mrs. Carlos liatnes, all from Sanford; and Mrs. John Miller, Winter Park, Preceding the open house, the family attended the morning worship service at First Baptist Church, where Mrs. Vickery has been a member- for about t'Prv. , , 1In-..,..tt Ud., UI 1886. She currently makes her home with a daughter, Lourinc Messenger. The eldest of 13 children, se ven of whom are still living, Mrs Vickeryha-, 16 grandch i ldren and 19 grcut grandchildren, ()itof town gran.cbuldrfl attending were Mrs Messenger's sonaiuiswifP,Mr.anr11rs Walter Real, Odessa, Texas' Mrs l)uga'i's '!2thtcr, 'rs Shiiiky Conklin, Atlanta, Ga ,and Mrs Lee s son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Lee, Shelby, NC Other relatives attendi ng were Mr. Mrs. L ICeith Quinn, Lake Wales; Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Winter Park; and Mr. and Mrs. I3rui"t' !)uke. hlaines City. A Sanford resident since 1913, Mrs. Lillian Vickery, who observed her 90th birthday Feb. 7, is a walking history file. The alert, "young" 904ear.old pioneer was"honored open house Sunday afternoon at Sanford Woman 's Club. A boat ut 200 friends and rela tives called during the hours 3-5 p.m. Hosting the event were the honor ee's six children and t he ir JIAI uuIuwI1g Mrs. Lourtne Messenger and Mrs. lillian l)ugan,of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs JOtUIW Vickery, Palatka; Mr. ind Mrs Philip M. Vickery, Arlington, T5 Mr and Mrs J s lj-' e- 1' att' morc- %'-C- - afild 114iss Theo Vickery. Key West. A kaleidoscope of color featuring th e Valentine motif, was carried out in the flowers anrlrefreshnie,i ts Trw refreshuirni table overlaid with an exquisite hand-crocheted heirloom cloth utritired w ith an .Irrdngerncnt of red and white carnations, accented by silver candelabra and o ther silver appointments. Mrs. Marth a Raborn greet ed the guests at the door and Mrs. Estes Brockman presided over the guest register. Pouring DON OAKLEY - 4 - By DORLS I)IETRICII H'rald Correspondent Blood Bank would not have blood needed in life or death situations such as accidents and major surgery. There were 206 blood donations during January at the local blood hank, including 37 first time donors. A special th anks to th e repeaters such as Edward G. Checefsky, who received th e Five Gallon award and County School Lunchroom Supervisor Charlotte Whltrnore, who received the Four Gallon award. Two Gallon awards were given Da vid Bass and Donald E. Coleman and donors reaching the one gallon level included Bar rd J. Mason. Hubert E. Jones, Carol Kenny, Robert A. Hood, Sadie 1. Hackett, Ethel Corbett and James M. Price. —Bill Currie numerous campaigns of others. ---:. Family, Friends Gather To Honor L ill i an Vickery Wi thout the many faithful volunteer donors who keep th e llfesa'ing supply of blood flowing Seminole Meanwhile, Seminole County Port Authority Administrator Jim Ryan, holding off formal announcement of candidacy for the Florida House seat held by Vince Fechtel (R -Leesburg) is shaking every hand in sight. He notes he Is not exactly a neophyte to politics, having been Involved in __ ____ " 6-etter. In ' Connecticut, Gov. Ella Grasso says that she would even sell the state's silver service to something this year, but he has not made up his mind whether it will be for the county commission seat currently held by Mike Hattaway or for the post In the Florida House of Representatives presently held by Bobby Hattaway. I people. Not the least of that evidence is the real and smbolic obeisances that Democrats in general are Yet the men who make the decisions, lawyers making before the altar of frugality, almost to the man, say EPA is an enforcement In New York, for example, Gov. Carey agency, and that there's no place for those hoping to lend a helping hand." proclaimed a "new era budget" that would show "a "We're supposed to catch violators and healthier respect for our taxpayers' dollar." punisti them — not let them escape," they say. California. Go'. Brown declares that smaller is sometimes think." the EPA spokesman ______ local retirees, who play instruments, are invited to join the orchesra, according to Leo Gabele of the dance committee. Anyone Interested may contact Gabele at 323-6598. The dances will be held each Thursday, 2-4:30, when the Sanford Civic Cen ter Is available and all senior citizens are invited to attend at no cost. RAY CROML EY -- --.-..-..'J 6 it is on a downward trend. As important, th a Despite the lack of formal announcement, suppor ters are touting the candidacy locally of erstwhile county commisbion chairman John Alexander for a new term on the county governing body. It Is said that Alexander, a dynamic force during his years on the county board is eyeing the district five seat currently held by Sid Vihien Jr. Alexander Is said to be testing the temperature of the Political waters In ta lks with old friends. Scuttiebut Is that ex-Winter Springs Councilman John Booth Is being considered for appointment to the Seminole County Port Authority. Most recently Booth was a member of a select Committee named by the S"rninn1ø County -_......, Democratic Executive Committee to investigate Republican Seminole-Brevard State Attorney Abbott Herring and to work with Democrats in lirevard to oust Herring from office in the up. corning general election. Speaking of the port authority, authority --------------------------- U chairman Tom Binford says he will remain a [)er.ccrt vc th:h was ,utsi (iuiii the local democratic committee when he moved to Winter Springs. Binford says he definitely will be a candidate for -- .- �- 6A- Evening Sanford, FL Tuesday, Feb. - 4 Tuesday 6 9 triends decxjo to stage a - shady fl(BSt to kte the most pop s in school ) AMERICAN LIFE. 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Seller trade for motor home brick & slone specialty. 3772780. or travel trailer. Located off Wilson P. at Paola, F of Wilson Carpentry, Remodeiinq Additions, School, follow sign. 373 6098. Custom Work Licensed, Boded Free estimate 37) eO)I Approximately one FOR SALE ('fltraI lIr,ii & Ar Curititioning acre, 2(0 II frontage, on Lake Harney. I Swanson. P. P. 7. For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS ri S.,nfo,d 372 Gettysburg Pa 1771 - .-.. C- Panting-- Interior and Exterior. No job too large or small, Free estimates. 35 years experience C. Sanderson. 321 (050 Need help on th,st Slurday iob? Paneling. doors, wrijOws lungs, concrete work, etc. By the hour, or by the j ob 322 9345 , -- - 43-Lots-- Acreage ________________________________ xlv. '• ____________________________ - Oil Burner Cleaning & Service. 74 Hour Service Dykes Heating & Air Conditioning, 3228877 ' " 't '-v-- • ..,.- - . ( "i'' 1. I, ..,1 '.'.%t 4 t OlOL,. .v,. YOUR HOME! Buying a new home? Moving to an ,, . 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Individual, Business, H 1792 Five Points Phone In 7143 efficient sngse or double window s 1119974 . - .. . ... . - hung ______________________________________________________________________________ J lillriAlilliful 1011 with 74 fruit Ire", - To List Your Business... Dia -2611 or 831-9993 _______ ' " -'---- 4 't - - - ' -- .0 -. - - -, - . - .. t -. - - . . . -- '.... _- ' 1 '- .' -.' .-,-- - -. _ : ___, -. ., "Aj' - ., ., . , .'. - an ad th's' will triAg a fast sale CALL 372 261) ______ - , ' Get Some action with (ICSSfed ad We'll help you write PET REST INN Boarding & Groomin Ph 372 1057 - ' 'ç" WANT TO SELL - -.- W$ "3'r tf "'',,'''4'/ ",";,•" . . (Q\ 4 - , _5., -. '' Pressure Cleaning Income Tax Serv. 135 Alma AveE.V. Foster, Lake - '." - Mary, 377884. 4 - - .. Alterations - ..7.,. 4-' jf.f roof repairs, flat r oo fs 5hingle. All work Quaran!- GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI Heater Cleaning 671071). REALTOR 373 5774 Free estimates Call In 6769 Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock All kinds of digging Housetraiter Stored & moved 372 9142 Hauling - Roofing And Carpentry Pepa,r ______________________ I HAROLD HALL REALTY .--. Land Clearing 1975 Llr.'snct new Redmond l?'sOO' HAULING Trash Removal, Building Cleanup. Yard Work iii,,lc' borne, completely set tip Reasen,jl:Ir 37) 7157 with patio and ,swninq fl ,'tcIult ti,,rk $900 and ,issurne' p.Iymt'nt5 it 1171 month Phone 323 106 7 RAVENNA PARK-- Attractive 3 Mullet Lake Park- Canal lot and bedroom, 2 bath, family room. Irailer, $13,000. Phone 305 319 SIN on ly $21,950 WE HAVE from Ito 70 acres near Qtn Good terms. Discount for ROSALIA DRIVE Low down caSh. Conditional permits for pa yment,] bed room. Central air, large workshop, 220.900. mobilehorneor home construction available 6.41 1617 OLDER TWO STORY- Fine Ledroom, 2 bath, mint Condition, Seminole & Voluia Coumiliet, Acreage T racts, small & lrge 527 50') TERRY REALTY. REALTOR, I - __________________________ HilIcre-t I7xôO, 7 tc.'drocm, central air, carport, skirting, awning, esceltent condition Offered by savings & Loan $6311 per month. Phone 323 4051 or 8300001, nights call 671 5569 - Roofing - _______ 18th St. r0NIES OF DISTINCTION 24 Hrs. 70 1? S. FRENCH (HWY 17 97) Home of BPP Warranted Homes SEPARATE STUDIO APART MiNT- 3 Bedroom, 1i bath home, located on 3 oak shaded lotS. more Than 3500sq ft overall. Priced at 1)9.500. See at 105 W - ______________ 323-9410 Stenstrom Realty .. . - hr. 6". l3c Free- estimate. 374 7511 -_- 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 _______________________________ A LIT TLE IMAGINATION Will Save you thouSands Cleaning, painting, snowing will give you a big 3 bedroom, 11-, bath Asking 519.500 _________ ___________________________________________ r'"_ .- - . SQ ft ; 9", 17c, 35-p batts, I? and 6",flc. Existing hornej,1"bIn TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett - s Beauty Nook) 519E. First, 372 5742 iS YR FHA F INANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES )?J[(Jft a Beauty Care - REALTOR NEW 3 bedroom, 7 bath, central heat, air $7,000 down, $206 per month 327 7217. ________ -- - . - 3220644 9781 42obiie Homes 322.2090 Professionally Managed -Wanted to Rent 377 - fl ,$3) Peg Real Estate Broker DEPARTMENT 377 2811 pç,4jjQ$,1 . 11 __.e, ___________________________-, ________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________ _____ White 372 SANFORD By ,, 3277118 AFTER lIPS. Very 10w down and take over 5)73 permonthpayments on ).Jrop home at 1798 Lincoln Drive Call Dave at $625370 - Commercial Building $1 ) REALTOR 372 3991 CALLING ALL VALENTINES Place your Valentine Love Lines in IhO Evening Herald, then watch Your romance bloSSom Call MOBILE HOME on i' acre lot, river privileges, in Lake County, 2)3.000 CLASSIFIED I I 00 N Maple 173 1505 W. 25th St. this list ing call: Welcome. , concrete block, excellent condition, no City taxes, by owner 1226620 Call If your club or organization P'Otjld lIke to be included in 2S2lParkDr DUPLEX 1 INC. , 7-BusinessProçrty Apartments REALTY ••• ' - ___________ STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES ,'_ Market, ________________ Luxury ,- - -__________________ -- - •v Streets ISewers * ree Lights *Sidewa lk s ' rchndise _____ - *Urge Wooded Lots Attorney for Peri.l Representatives: WEBBER r HAIPIES, ESQUIRE - - -- - 44 - . Deceased WINDER'WEFDLE HAINES, wo & WOODMAN P 0" Box UO Winter Park, Florida 377*9 Publish' Feb 10, 1) 1976 DEW Seal) Il, 1976 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED S William 8. Gray, II S Dased W. Gray As Personal Repres en tatjs'e 01 th e Estate WILLIAM B. GRAY, Retire In The Tropics! Immediate Occupancy ---59sicaI Assorted Colors - -- - days mail One copy tO each personal nor less than twenty days prior to representative chsimai,f Shall deliver sufficient thit h7lding of the upcoming copes of the clam to tnt All persons 'nterejted inlhe eltat. clerk to PRESIDENTIAL PREFE HENCE enable PRIMARY ELECTION for March 9, to whom a copy of this Notice of. ' each personal representative Administration hat been mailed arl; 1976 Allpersonsinterestetiintheestate I HEREBY CERTIFY that the required. WITHIN THREE MON., t o w ho m a copy of this Notice of above and fort-going is a true and TIlS FROM THE DATE OF THE' Administration has been matted are FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS: required. WITHIN FOUR MONTHS correct copy of a Resolution passed NOTICE fofileany Objecliocisthe? unanimously by the board of County may have that challenges FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST Commissioners o Seminole County, 1 validity ot the decendent's will, the* PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, Florida, at Is regulsr fleeting held qualiflcati005 Of the persona,' to file any objections they may ha ve on the 70th day 04 January, 1976, as reprpsta,ive or the venue or, that challenges the validity of Ihe same appears on the record in the iurisd,clion of the decmndent's Will, the qualiflcatons Minute court B oo k for s-aid County. of the Personal rtPresenlat;ve, or IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND the venue or jurisdiction 01 the hereunto set my ha nd and affixed court I S72. - security shall be described, The I ew Vinyl Flooring SWAP SHOP FL CA '.'LE I Ang-i can be a Seller or a buv.r No charge All 60mitted to ee, Come browse every Sunday 9 to 3 at the Movieland Drive in Theatre, South I? Phone 372 1716 _______________ r.vYivao,; iiamer Ave. Longwood, Ficiriti. 32750. respectively The name anti addrest Of the personal represen tatives' attorney are set forth bel PRECINCT NO S3LCCATION All persons having Park, Florida 32719 The name and Rolling Hills Moravian Church. demands against the claims or. addrets of the attorney for the Saniando Springs estate are Drive, Hwy. 43.4. required. personal representative is 51, forth Longwood, WITHIN THREE MON Flor ida below THS FROM THE DATE OF THE All persons having cIaim FIRST PUBLICATION OF BE IT FURTHER THIS-11114 RESOLVED NOT ICE, to file with the Clerk of demands against the estate are that the., where the required. WITHIN FOUR MONTHS designati on s of polling above-said above court a written statement Of FROM places shall any claim or demand they may THE DATE OF THE FIRST result n the voting place for two or have Each claim must belnIting PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, moreprecincts being located for the And must indicate tPie10 file with the Clerk of the Court a purpose of basis for the an election in cei written statement of any claim or building, the voting places for clam, the name and address of the-' the creditor or Pll agentclaimed or attorney, demand they may have. Each claim several precincts involved shall be anti the amount If the must be in writing and must indicate established and the basis for the claim, the name and separate and apart frommaintained each other claim is not yet due. the date when it address of the cred itors or his agent will become due shall be %ta'ed If' in said building, and or attorney, and the amount the claim is contingent or Claimed If the claim is not yet dye. that BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED unliquidatj, the nature of the un' Said temporary poling Places certainty shalt the date when it will become due be recorded in the Official Rec be stated If the' or d claim is Shall be stated If the claim Is Book in Secured, lPst security thall the Office of the Clerk of the be The Claimant Shall contingent or unhiquidated, the Circuit Court of Seminole County, deliver described Sufficient copies of the cla nature of the uncertainly shall be Florida, arid that this Reso;ution be 0 the clerk . Slated. It the claim is secured, the to enable the clerk to' published not more than thirty Opportunities N - orsöu MARU4[ 2921 Hwy 11 92 3fl 5961 - __________________________ !eprestat Of Ihe are WILLIAM IS. GRAY,estati ii,' COd DAVID GRAY, whose ai dretlet are 78 Lake Dr Wintef Park. Florida 32789, and $1S ' - - - Noon, Seminole County, FloriCa, Prate Division. the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse,, Sanford, Florldi. 32771. The per Eastbrook Pool Association, Eastbrook Boulevard, Seminole County. 24-Business Days -372 6173 Night% 372 23S2 -- - 1G.-Swap & Trade Sale Bats Guitar. Univox fretless good $2 Sq. Yard EveninuHerald condition. $125. Phone 377 1917. I Bedrooms. 7 baths, double garage, Where else can you "ffl a 16'x25' VALENTINE LOVF LINES Sanford Auction split bedroom arrangement, builtFlorida room -- a maintenance 372 7611 or 83' -?3 VENDING ROUTES Piano3. Organ Sales 3. Serv. We b.y ft ifltC,10f and a potentiall y indithwaer, w w carpet, central vied pianos & trade LrtsonsEcvlient Opp'rtlinity Only 1 10 h a. excellent Iandscap,nn commercial property for this 1200 F renth Aye,. 373 7310 Piano, organ. tuiIr. ((Oqdio, nuurs weekly with complete S31.650 Like nt-w Pf Ice Buy Of the Week I 72-Auction Ple I L group Ball's Piano & Organ company training & location set CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Little want ads bring big, big JOHNNY WALKER Sales, i W 1st, 372 72SS up Investment of $100 15000 Call Noon The 831 8 7fl results, Just tr one 3727611 or _______________________ Before PubIicQtiOn Dealers Auction GENERAL CONTRACTOR collect, Mr Carson, 813 576 5320 6.31 -REAL ESTATE. INC GOOD AS NEW--3 BR, I' bath, ____________________________________ f 12 central heat and air, wall to wall PROFESSIONAL MAID SERVICE Every Friday 60-Office Sopplies - --carpet, garage. Only $26,100 Call For Free Estimate _____________________ Highway 46 Flea now. -- Call Cathy,3210962 _____________________________ _________________________ ________________________ Completely factory rebuilt IBM ______________________________ LA KEFRONT 7 Arre plus Sanford, (behind 30-Apartments _______________________________ Urtfurnishecj Selectric and IBM Executive RURAL RESIDENTIAL. 7 story Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Aucti on Galleries) sonals typewrI?e, r;rm, 130 eaiji 373 --C*ji,l, tops. Sinks. Installation t. 11 anti briCk I BR, 3 baths, Kish Real Estate I Room, 2nd floor apirtmenl, 46 6---Chi Care large Sivmminj pI S70f)O. available Bud Cabeil. 372 00S7 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE it screened porch, private yard, air anytime Classified lids ddrit ',ork 15 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM t W l( III vOND conditioner Reasonable 372 7? Used office furniture WIlT REALTY A BABY'S WORLD Care for Infarsis there ,'.-'i,iidri I re an e IN YOUR FAMILY? WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Wood or steel desks (executive desk 11 toage 2 only. Pfcxl to new Drivers' 2131 up -- I & 2 OR, all G. AL ANON E. kitchen. UNIQUE SPANISH ABODE 3 323 S7tS bedroom. 2 For famlies or friends of PrOblemLicense Imm. Occ. Franklin Arms )7 0719 311 ]1 bath Winne with ex F rt St 372 6fl posed beams and ornamental iron 1)70 FIa. Ave. 3236650 chairs, straight chairs, filing ___________________________ New government program, Child Cabinets, as is. CdW. and carry, For further information ca ll 473 4U7 work are the key points in this fine care for as low as $2 per week, Owner Says "Go" TU Ovledcsi- Duplex, turn, NOLL'S or write home for l utt S32,0W IJsed Cross Ties you qualify. 37] 8124 7Rereatiol vehicles Casselbex'ry, 17 92, 830 42od Sanford Al Anon Family Group p Lnfurn. Ideal location Reasonable LOTS A ND ACREAGE EAGE -Stre Foreman at W, J. Sapp & Son, St,nI,nd 3 b"droom 1'me On large S 3721 Box 553. Sanford Fla. 37171 MLS REALTORS eeon Junction. or all Jacklot foot Apollo Dig U0 ng nc 9'-Good Thing's to Eat Financing ava,lab!e?? 62Gaen 'nvl vo ?SI 7) Yes"' Wh,iI'.,q-r utS mileage, oil steel frame 373 450) jur 321 0041 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll needs 31-Apartments Fujshed Try us mornings rr ee , 644 202Y for "We Care-lMURCOTTS FOR SALE "till AdIt or Teens LAKE MARY Take your choice o f 2750 BUSHEL Assume Payments Clean 1 bedroom api, lights, wa'er TOMATO STAKES 322 67 33 or 177 0)42 two well built modern homes. 7 7utn Parts iir C,ai And Sr* Zig zag with 3 --Losf & Four S eves & wk nds needle Position sew,nq n1achine STOP & BROKER COOP FrUIt For LOOK for Inc ct,s p;a y A(I , Opened AUTO andcab,,et Pay balanceof S71 or C-111 ' di te 1 0 -1 IM or after pj?) BAMBO,O COVE announcing the opening Of San BALL REALTY SUPPLIES, 310* Sanford Ave. 372 Missing Sinte Friday, vicinity of _______________________ 17 paymflt of USC See at 372 "48 One & 2 bedroom apartments. ford's nest anti unusual CactusJul, ; SANFORD 7 Days, Mon Sat., 7:30 _____________________________ _________________ 2SIh St, I year old toy buildog, G CENTER RAYMONDM BALL Queen Nursery. corner Weikiva bath, kitchen (quipped. central air furnishect 307 E 1st St Downtown Partially blind, needs medication or unfurnished Newly Reg Real Estate Broker Park Dr. and SR 46 Joe B. MC & heal. fenced yard, S22,00O 127 18-Help Wanted redecorated. Come see. 300 E 3" 9411 Call 372 1337 after 3 P m. Reward 372 S641. After Hr1r 122 77S? Cawley. Sr. Reconditioned Batteries, $12.9s 8770 after S or 8314112 anytime Airport Blvd. Sanford 323 8)7W is? St Sanford FREE GIFTWRAPPING All Baby TELEPHONE INTE LOST-.- Lady's billfold, 0 or near 1109 Sanford Ave Gfl, KnitS, Christening Gowns, 63 Tractors & y DO YOU HAVE Park 'N Shop on Sanford Ave 4 yr Spanish 3 DR. 11; bath, carpet, PARK AVENUE MOBILE PA RK PAY TON'S CHI LDR EN'S WEAR 31 EXTRA HOURS DAILY?? Reward Ph 373 6217 V U central H A. fenced Small equity Ztf.a,5Iha 2545 Park Drive. 170 up ________________________________ Ph 372 1301 _________________________ Extra Hours? Extra Income? and takeover? prt. mortgage. * They' re Hot" * Mummoommmmmm CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT Pleasant Telephone Work FROM 1557 or 339 3195. SAN MO PARK. 1, 2, 3. bedro"Orn Newhouse$ ins rural Area sij[)(jo,.sn FARM EQUIPMENT OWN HOME Representing fine 1975 Harley, street or dirt bike. 94 trailer apts Adult & family park, OVIEDO-- Five bedroom, 2 story 51-Household Goods Ne N and Used National Firm for individuals in payment, monthly payments less Weekly. 3515 Hwy Il 9). Sanford, miles List price, $1.300, now wq Ford, Kubota, Oil CE the Sanford, Altamonte Springs, older home, even than rent. Government SUbSidiZed Double br'ti. complete, US. Single 323 19)0 - ,--- a basement, . . Hacina Motors. 3239395. UJni.,. fli. - -cR1.4 D.I c...., w;rnriing Pool, Situated ouyerscap, to See it bed Complete. $2S Love seat, 260; ' Magnolia Avenue 0(1 Over '; acre 117.S Motorcycle Insurance AVALON APAR TMEPITS ,Oy ' 1 ' 1Y' SELLING. MusI enjoy talking Old Arrowback rocker, 135; New BLAIR AGENCY ALIAMOpITE SPRINGS $34 t34.4 ADULTS, NO PETS *ith public Schedule own time dinetle.lchairs, 269, KULP DEC Forr t Greene, Inc. 323-3166 116W 2nd 1t M.UNS WORTH REALTY HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY 1520 hours weekly. Guarantee-ti ORATORS, 109W itt St.. 322.2333 P- curly rate Will train. Call our toll PLr.L TOR S3) 32) 63S1 Upstairs S-room apartment, water Re.g RrñI Estate Broker free number. 79-Trucks-Trailers Beautiful Broyhill couch, white, 64 -Equipment for Rent furnished $175 nc n'onth. Child CALL us to fulfill your Real Estate 6.03W. IsP 1 6.00 5?) i80.f and pet 0 k 3?? 0781 brown and gold velvet. 6 months 173 606)or 323 0517 eves needs, Homes, Commercial and o'd, $1,(QO,i, $150 firm, 3 Pc 50 1965 FOrd P.ckup, 2550. 1969 Steam Clean yOijr own Carpet Income Property, Groves Lake Mary - 7 bdr , Fla rm , FURNISHED Chevrolet pickup, $6.50 Good year old maple bedroom suite, Rentour Rinsenvac GARAGE APARTMENT tenced yard, shade $tI.O00or ,,est Cond 377 1091 Mon. Fri. $5. After '1'riiyiT1 'wiginal tag on mattresses, like CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 Nopets Stemper Realty otic'r Owr.ec 17? 1507 ,'ellnyiIlr Ae neW. tee to appreciate; King & wk ends, 322 3422. bed ad headboard with malching Central Florida - s 65-Pets-Supplies 196.4 Jeep half ton pick up. I wheel lITTlE FEE .ICENC)'" bedspread, $150 firm; dinette set, TAFFER REALTY -____________ MULTIPLE LISTINGREALTOR 31A-EipIexes SHOE SALES- Exper,ence cur.,goodconditiorl.Calls3i.usa IC dark brown with orI beautiful - 322 199) 19)9 S French am 9p.m. UKC Pit Bull Terriers, 100 Do,nts thOpediC shoe sales fir children R,.'al Estate ftrol,'r leither padcft'd chairS, SC firm DUPLEX- furnished or un ASSISTANT MANAGER- At several other Items; some anPapers Guaranteed. 373 9141. 372 195?. 372 1161 ,._JJ,'J) E 25"' St 372 6655 furnished. tractive, good personality, Ideal location tiQueS, Call mornings only, 373 90AL(toS fOr Sale HOTLINE Reasonable 105 N. Sunland Drive-] BR, 2 bath, rent children. Training offered. 5371 365 3721 FORVALENTINELOVELINES anytime. Veced. largeshaded lot. Orlando DEPARTMENT MANAGER COMMERCIAL 1972 Ford Courier, like brand new, 377 ?61t or 8]) 9993 1773 1016 TELL HER YOU LOVE HER Experience-ti with paint, hardware One BR, unfurn apt , electric heat. Only $159S Call 377.1651 Dealer LOCATiON VIA VALENTINE LOVE LINES and Sporting goods 2) hOur - 'fours air, carpet, stove & ref AcSjlts $105 COmPleteI re-furbr%y.ed 2 becirocim. In The EveninG Herald AtIIè.,jAr,. ------ --' flexible ow-vYdflieU wouy Sharp If? VW Bug, low mileage, 7272796 altec S P. wk ntIs 1 bath, frame pionie $IS.00 Call 372 2611 or 831 , _________________________ -WE SELL SUCCESS_______________________ air. automatic. %1,lDO. 323 94.36 201 Commercial 373 5176 Did you knov., Itkil your after S 30 N"d 5 yards chicken manure 32-Houses Unfurnis club or organization Can DeliveredorwIllplckup ______________________________ __ 1965 Corvalr Automatic. exceilent OEPARTMEPIT MANAGER appear In this listing each <]RIX 339-1139 COnd body needs little repar, Retail background a must. Must REAL TOPS Itranh 011cc Pio I For Pent, Suntanci, 3 BR. 1 bath. x ENMORE WASHER, parts. wk for only 5) , r new tires 373 4114 be familiar with sporting 2671 Orlando Drive carpet, Stove $175. 32] 2771 11 rAcu )VEV'I.V, VWU maininv' _____________________________ _____________________________ I JLLM IJ( v.rvw.' mis is an 'deal anti hardware. Excellent salary, MOONEY A PPLIANCES 0697 DELTONA- A real shO*De Stenstro m Realty For used furniture, appliances, 'U Buick Electra, running condition ay to Inform the public great potential, AAA 3 Bedroom, unfurn., fenced, air, $155 Em OR, I bath. screened porch, heal but r*eds some repair 1175 Cash Woyment. 201 Commercial. phone of your club activities plus SlOO security. 322 7741, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE it Home of BPP Warranted Home% tool%, etc. Buy I or 1001 items ___________________________ Phone 372 1195 and air conditionti, completely 323 5176 Lattyi Mart. 21$ Sanford Avi, Classified Ads didn't work ______________________ .. PICW AROIIT kin .'tDD •.c.'Ii'.' ft'rnthed 515,5 -__________________________ 1 Bedroom, 2 .i?h, cuiI.ekj, Sluve Inere wouldn't be any v This 7bedroom, i'tath upstairs Properties, 5, V. Hardwick, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED and refrigerator, central heat and Chico & The Man downstairs, '5 really NEATt Broker, Deltona T op prices paid, used, any condition. AMERICAN air, garage, fenced yard. 372.3353 . Refrigerator, Dryer, _____________________________ & .jct 17 928. 177. Lcncwood Carpeted, central heat air, and 6.44 8176. Winter Park LEGION Bunk Beds and DL. DELTONA- 2 Elk. furnished If you are having difficulty tiding a 323lSlOor 834 4605 many extras Reduced to 227.500 POST s 3 Phone 372-2683 placeto live, car to drive, a jab. or Unfurnished 1)53 to 2115 7 OR, 7 We Buy Furniture i' Torino, new rod-at tires, excel bath, carport, swimming pool, tome serviCe you have need of, PANELED' FAMILY ROOMto ccnd. ChecS prices. the-n (all me 53-TVRadio-Stereo read all our want ads every day. , LOvely 3 bedroom, 7 bath home DAVES'373 9370 2)90 month. Dynamic Properties, Hacienda Motors. 3239395 S V Harciwick. Broker. Deitona 7400 Willow Ave. by Owner, kitchen equipped, central 3 BR. Color TV's from $30, B&W. from Wwte-dto but. used office furniture, Hw' 1797 l4Sile vacuum system, garage d5pjl 1970 Maverick, 1 owner. $1,195 372 CB, tiledbatpi, carpe'e.d, air cond., Quantity. NOLL'S nuthofSanco,ti males HERBS'Any tOvly family room. Completri,' 6777 ,jtter 6 SPace heater, kitchenequipped, CassmIberry, Hwy. 17 97. 8 OSTEEN- I Bedroom, sgQ 1206 30 TV IO0 S i"flch. 37) 1734 fenceti front & rear yard $7i, washer, dryer, 327 0345 after S month. SCHUREN REALTY, MEETINGS Realtors 327 1)07. GET OUT YOUR PAINT BRLJSti 8PM ?ndlndl'h Clean 3 bedroom. l- bath, avocado Nice family home in quiet oak Stove & refrIgerator, blue carpet, F F J 33-fu Shaded Loch Arbor IBedroorn, 7 central heat & air. bath homewith rumpus room BINGO NO SECURITY - -______________________ Payton's.3fl-130l 1 Bejroom furnished ho,j for r' M'nut 1 0 901f Course and walk to EXPERTS READY TO SERVE P,Son & Sal in Pacila Phone 372 1267, tmoI Priced 10 sell at 1251c') Earl',' flirdal 7 1$ P M 1 DEPOSIT. MOSSI E C. BATEMAN Rcqular all ISP M ST A PHO ALL Call Senforti's Sales Leader 3 Mo, -6 Mo. & Is-ftbile Horne Lots ')') ')A '3(1 Real . Fffn . ____ JLL.,'iLU' ll1V 1 Tear teas 322-7643 2 Acrj for rent- for mOf'le home REALTORS MLS 2543 PARK Hwy. 1 742 Across _____________ Can 372 )O between 66. 7pm From Ranch H - Aluminum Siding Insulation For Sale by Owner- 2 Bedroom. 3 UP. I bath. (Ompli'tely furnished, Radio & TV 9 KOVE ESTATES- Niw. Florida room. i00'x)SO lot, trees air cod, fenced, fruit trees. Swim, fish, boal, (lubboute 150 nio Fr. Near Sanford. 373 911 6 I can co.rr your home *ith alum carpeted Close in 3 21 0171 literature. P 0 Box siding & soff it system Also Save 75 pct on heating & air con 10, Osteen, i' SERVICE_ rI3 37764 Fast 3 BR, 1 beth, wall wail carpeting, ditiOning Insulate now New DRIVE 3276077. Rofng. Gutters70 1r , Exp . eneva Oak fl 11.200 clown & assume mlg, 26.35 construction, labor & materials, Eagle S' ng Co 651 ( 55 Pr"n' 11) 9611 Empire Place. Sanf or d. 862 17)1 blown. k SQ ft 6" blown, 10c DECEASED, File Numbir 76. II CP.' 5 pending in Ihe Circuit Court for. PRECINCT NO. 43--LOCATION IPI SAID ESTATE: Korea india CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Large cr lOt on lake.paved -roads usoo 2nd lot on lake & NOR paved road, 10O0 Cash or terms. iueway, PeD. IC, 1fl6-FA ------ -- --- -________________________ - Malaysia RATES Do . Indonesia kL.iu,d, FL - ''' - DEADLINES - Air Spring Specials - - Burma ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Nur:es, RN's; LPN': Aides; Aide Companion, Needed immediately 628 06.36 ______________________________ Ithru Stimes 41ca line 6 thru 2S times 31c a line 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. 76 times 24c a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9-Noon ____________________________ 3 Lines Minimum . vv...y. * * * * HOURS -- " Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. ,,,,, - Payery Man for Danish and Sweet RII, bread mixer. expere'nd Only to apply. 3727596 Seminole Bakery, 322-26 : .. - Merchandise H L)$ O rlando - Wi nter Seminole id -.. ' - - 'H!p Wa!ed ' - - II - LLI-II t I 1L) - " I - - __________________________________ NOTICEOFSI'4ERIFF'SSALE t 1iC1ttC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that is hereby gym FICTITIOUS NAME by virtue of that certain Writ of engaged in bUIflISS a' 1019 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Execution Issued out of and under Pars. Drive, CatselberrY. 5rmf SPeaZIng In OOfl ED SCHOOL PROGRAM. British Pursuant to Florida Statute 55165 09. the seal of thC County Court of County, Florida under the fitt 1100 MING that the undersigned, desiring Seminole County, Florida, upon a name of COMPLETE WINDO" l'30 2 4 6' 9 12' NE engage n business under the tic final judgment rendered in the SALES AND SERVICE 1000 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES W 700 CLUB liliouS name of CALVER T aforesaid court on the 151 day of intend tori%ter said name with thi 2 12' CELEBRITY 4 6 AS THE WORLD 11 30 MACHINE SERVICE at 203 December, AD 1975. in that certain Clerk of the Circuit Court. SemnIe SWEEPSTAKES TURNS Charlotte Street, Longwood, case entitled, Southern Discount County, Florida in accordance with 2 12' TONIGHT 4 KUTANA 9 RHYME AND REASON Seminole County, Florida, intends to Company Plaintiff, -vs Chester M. the provisions of the fiClitjOVS 4 6 CBS MOVIE The 6' PRICE IS RIGHT register the said name with the and Dora F Wells, Defendant. Name Statutes, To Wit SecliØn 200 C&i1O(fl Californi Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court of WhiCh aforesaid Writ of Execution 1030 8S 09 Florida Statutes 1957. 9 S,00O PYRAMID 9 TUESDAY MYSTERY Seminole County, Florida. was delivered to me as Sheriff of S Jerry w Berry 2 12 HIGH ROLLERS 230 Harry B Calvert Seminole County, Florida, .id i Robert I 5ickIe 2 12 , THE DOCTORS Veronica H. Calvert have levied upon The folln*ing PublAh Jan 70. 77. Feb 3, 10, 1916 1 00 fD 700 CWQ 4 6 THEGIjIDff4GLIGI.fr Publish: Jan. 27, Feb. 3. 10. 17, 1976 described property o' wned by 0EV 96 2 12 TOMORRow ______________________ 4.. 11 00 DEV-134 Chester M, and Dora E. Wells. said 9 THE NEIGHBORS 9 DAJLY WORD FICTITIOUSNAME _________________________ 2- 12 WHEEL OF FORproperty being locat ed in Seminole Notice is hereby iVCfl that I 8111111 200 TUNE County. Florida, more particularly SOUNDSTAGE (R) (d) engaged in business at 701 S French 2 DAILYDE NOTICE described as IoIlows UNDER FICTITIOUS 6 GAIT Ave, Sanford. Seminole County, SCHOOL PROGRAMMING Any and all furnishings fixtures NAMESTATUTE 9 LETSMAJKEADEAL FloridaunderlhfictitiOuS name Of (Thass)NOVA(A)(Ff,)KIJpS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN anti property taken from the NATIONAL DISCOUNT AUTO 11 30 Wednesday Notice is hereby given that the residence of the Within named SHOW (FR) SALES, and that I intend to register 2 12 HOLLYWOOD 300 undcrsigned, pursuant ID the defendant, at 291 E Marvin Avenue, Morning name with the Clerk of the said SQUARES 2 "Fictitio Name Slalut" Chapter Lonawood. Florida Including ANOTHER WORLD Circuit Court. Seminole Cuuiilt, 600 8 6S 09. 4 Florida Statute, will register various household furniture and 6 LOVE OF LIFE 4 6: ALL IN THE FAMILY Florida, in accordance wilh 4 SUNRISE SEMESTERwithlheClerkof the Circuit Cour t, in appliances, 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) (fl) the provisions of the viCtitiOus 11MOn. Wed Fn) READING and for Seminole County. Florida, Additional information available Name Statutes, To Wit Section ED (Mw, Wed. Fri.) 9, GENERAL HOSPITAL upon rectipt of prool of the the Civil Division of the AND THE INDIVIDUAL 66S09 Florida Statutes 195" ALEGRE' (Tuos Thur) (MOfl) A BIT bt1c TH KNIT of th flOte, the IC Seminole County Sheriff's Depart4 CRACKERBARREL (R) SiSanford J. Gould (Wed) WOMAN ALIVE titiou5 name, to Wit. BUCKHORN ment. All property being stored at AFeb 3, 10, Il, 1916 Publish 71, (Thu's) WHY? (R) Jan BEER L WINE BAR at Highway 17 J. LosSing Transfer& Storage, Inc , 11 55 (D THE MOTHERS IN LAW DEV 132 6 10 92 in the City of Casselberr in Sanford, Florida. 4 6 CBS N 330 Florida. 2' SUNSHINE ALNAC FICTITIOUS NAME and the undersigned as Sheriff t Afternoon 4 0 MATCH GAME ra' am That the party nlett Notice s t'reby In said Seminole County. Florida, will at 6:15 1 200 9 11.00 A M on the 2Sth day of ONE LIFE TO LIVE engaged n business at 219 Matland business enterprise 5 as follows 6., SUNSHINE ALMANAC 2 9 Robert N. Havens February, A.D 1976, offer for sale Ave.. Suite IC], Altamonte Springs, 625 4 6 YOUNG AND RESTDated at Cas..-Iberry, Seminole, and sell to the highest bidder, for Seminole County, Florida under the, "Ls , Yoga a YOU" (FR) '2,, (Mon) *Wth This Riling AAR LESS Of Counly, Florida, January 19th, 1976 cash, subject to an and all existing fictitious name (Fri.) _C*VS1JMOr Swmal Kit" (Tues, Thu's. Fn) "ano" and Jan CENTER. Publish: Itins, at the Front (West) Door of the CHIROPRACTIC 20, 27, Feb 3. 10, 1976 12 MAGNIFICENT MARBLE ROCKY AND FRIENDS. 0EV Seminole County Courthoui ; that $ intcd to rc;stt St name • (Wed )-Prosties in Educaticxi MACHINE UNDERDIOG __________________________ Sanford, Florida, the above with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 9 DAILY WORD tMon) )R) described personal pr oper ty, S,~minole County. Florida in ac 6 30 NOTIC E OF SHERIFF'S SALE (TuDs. Wed. Thiss) "Lowol 2- IRONSIDE- ProwVed That said Sale is being made to cordance with the provisions of thcá 4 PAS TOR S STUDY NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that Satisfy the 'arms of Sa id Wr it of Fictitious Name Slatults. To-Wit~ TLm. soo below. ThOritas F101'rentlem"(FI) (Firl.) by virtutit, of that certain Writ Of Execution, 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER Section 165 09 Florida Statutes 1931 "Book Beat -21 IZ (Tuos Oy)SPECIAL Execution issued out of and under John E. Polk, S: M. J, Froyd, D.0 OU ED BIG VALLEY TREAT: -P" and Me.- The the 1,481 of the Circuit Court of Sheriff PubIlSh7 Feb 10, 17, 74, March 2, 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 12-30 Seminole County. Florida. upon a IOngr&ationship boenan Seminole County, Florida 1976 835 2 12 TAKE MY ADVICE elderly man final judgment rendered in the Publish' Feb 3. 10, 17, 24. 1976 DEW So 9nd50 aforesaid court on the 2h day of DEW _________________________ IS 4' V SEARCH FOR OnablOs the boy to learn to January, A.0, 1976, in that certain 638 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS TOMORROW cope with death and under. case entitled, J. Ed Slraug:rn, as NAME STATUTE 12 LIVING WORDS 9 RESOLUTION ALL MY CHILDREN S tand its executive director of the Florida TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 64-3 ON MOTION ISV €1) ELECTRIC COMPANY COM life Josepit Mascolo Department of Revenue, Plaintiff, Notice is hereby given that thj 12 HI NEIGHBOR vs John Capko ti b a Pig 'n Whistle, BY 1255 1t MISSIONER VIHLEN SECONDED undersigned, pursuant to the Laborloaux w COMMISSIONER KIM 650 2 12 NBC N "FiCtIti Name Statute," Chap$ 4 GILLIGAN5 ISLAND Defendant, whiCh aforesaid Writ of BROUGH THE FOLLOWING 86509 Florida Statutes, will registe 4 N Execution was delivered to me as 100 6' MARY HARAN T L N W A S withthClerkoftheCircuitCourt, 'n 655 2. I? SOMERSET: (Tues Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT and for Seminole Counly, Florida 0 €1) MISTER ROGERS' and l have levied upon the folio 2 DE'/OTIONAL orgy. cli 2. 'An Evening NEIGHBORHtyj wjng THE REGULAR MEETING OF upon receipt of proof of the 658 described property owned by John THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM publication of thiS notice, to Wit. Miami Beach," Ch. 12, 9' EDGE OF NIGHT Capita d b a Pig 'n Whistle, said MISSIONIRS OF SEMINOLE SANFORD, CARPET, LINOLEUM 12 PAUL HARVEY "Hogan's heroes' ADOAMS FAMILY property being located in Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON THE ?'h AND TILE under which we are 700 County. Florida, more particularly DAY OF JANUARY. A 0.. 1976 4 MIDDAY 430 described as follows: all property 12 TODAY (Loc news engaged In business at iii S Park 6 N 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW. WHEREAS, Florida Statutes Avenue In the City of Sanford. at 725 and 825) liken from the defendant's place of requires the adoption of a Resolution Florida 9 RYAN'S HOPE 6 MERV GRIFFIN S - ow '4 6 CBS NEWS- (Ch 4. tusness. the Pig 'n Whistlein establishing temporary polling €0 SCHOOL PROGRAM. Cluding. *1 €0 SESAME STREET That the parties interested in said 7 30, loc news) MING 3) chairs places when no accommodations business enterprise are as foliows' 9 THE 1 (A) presently exist within the boun 0 SESAME STREET tarnes. 3x3 Tessie Abramson W MOVIE (Mon.) "The MICKEY MOUSE CLUB dairies of a precinct adequate ifl Stables, 7x2 9 GOOD MORNING AMER. Ira Alvin Abramson Gypsy and the Gentleman' B&w compliance With Florida Law. and I 8' Coke Cooler ICA Dated at Sanford, Seminole' Mohn P.f rccuri, k'iIli -iJ(J I Perlicx Oairs Box W'EPEA, "a La'i:. '' County, Florida. January 72nd, 1976 800 98031 and 101 73 further prescribes Publish- Feb 10, 17. 71, March 7. Mitchell 1958 British (Tuos) 2 ADAM 12 I Schacffer Ice Cream Box 4 6' CAPTAIN that the location change in any 1576 "Colorado Territory" Joel 12 (Tues oIly) VEGETABLE I Howard Salad Bar, stainless polling place can Only be made when DEW Si KANGAROO steel McCrea, Virginia Mayo SOUP the Board of County Commissioners 15 tray steam table 0 SCHOOL PROGRAM. 1949 (Wed) 'Dames' Joan determinethat the accommodations W LASSIE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS MING Btondell,D,ck Powell 1934, I Garland Gas Stove. 4 burner w for of any election Are - NAME STATUTE grill . any-holding -' 530 inadequate at the permanent polling W WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 't,,aspajct From Retj2 - 12 NEWS 1 6-burner gas stove 2' PHIL place. and Notice is h~-rrty given thest thit, WHEREAS, the Board of County undersigned, pursuant to the 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: I Anetts Deep Fryer,] SccI,n Edna Best 1940 (Fri.) 'i'he PANY Commissioners of Seminole County. "Fictitious Name Statute.' Chap4 Cohost: Michael Douglas. baskets Spanish Gardner Dirk 9 - BEVERLY HILLBILLIES Florida, has determined that no 6.4509. Florida Statutes, will reglstt'q 1 Wire Baker's Rack GUeStS include (Mon) Kk Bogaide. CVII Cuack 1956 accommodations presently pxi5l With theClerkuf the CircuitCourl, n THE LONE flAGEfl 1 Cigarte Machine Oouas. Pete Rose. SCatl'flan - . within Pr.,-.nrix PA II ', 'i, 'i. Ai'i,i I,,,' C...,,,,s,..i P.....,,,, ri....., .. .....,. J4• a nd inc undersigned as Sheriff of ----------------Al. 17. 57 and 53, adequate for the upon receipt of proof of the Seminole County, Florida, will a? I 1 00 A M. on the Ird da y of March expeditious and efficient showing Publication of this notice, the tic. A 0. 1976, offer for sale and sen , and handling of voting and voting titiOtj5 name, to wit LONWQO paraphernalia within said preCirscls, EXECUTIVE PARK. undar which NOW, THEREFORE. BE ii am engaged in buiinMs at 110 F to any and all txi5tlg leins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole RESOLVED by the Board of County Highway Iii, Longwcyid, Florida County Courthouse in Sanford. Commissioners of Seminole Count y. 32750 Florida, that for Precincts 7A, It. 72, That the party inter.4,spI In tali Florida, the above described pf'f' 4'). 47, S2, antiS] the fotlowing business enterprise is as fgItOws social property. All pro,)erty being Gerald Korman stored at A.J. Lossing Transfer & polling places be designated as Storage in Sanford. Florida Ad temporary polling places for the Dated at Longwood, Seminole ESDENTIAL PREFERENCE Co'nty, Florida on February 4th, cillonal information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole PRIMARY ELECTION, called for 1976 March 9. 1976, said polling places Publish- Fe 10, 17. 21, March 2. County Sheriff's Department That said Sale IS being macu to being Outside their respective 1976 DEW SI satIsfy the terms of said Wr,t of precincts, but contiguous thereto Execution IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND PRECINCT NO.7A-LOCATION -John E Polk. Sheriff SEMINOLE COUNTY. Community House, Chuluota. FOR Seminole County, Florida FLORIDA Publish- Feb. 10. 17, 71, March 3. Florida , IN PROBATE PRECINCT NO 111 -LOCATION 1976 CASE NO 76-14.CP Seminole County Agri Center, DEW . In Re; Estati of Sanford Florida WILLIAM B GRAY, Deceaseci PRECINCT NO 77-LOCATION Ill lilt i.IP(1U11 COURT FOR NOTICE OF Sanford Civic Center. Sanford, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida ADMINISTRATION PROBATION DIVISION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Illisis NO. 75.775.CP CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST PRECINCT NO 27 ',OCAT iON In Re: Estate of Sanford Civic Center, Snforti, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL R W WARE. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Florida Inugucuons: TM IIdea UMH hued be low appur forward, Deceaeti IN THE ESTATE: biekw&r'd, up, dewi, or diaosgIIy In 1k. pg,u$a. Find each PIOTICEOF YOU ARC HEREBY NOTIFIED PRECINCT NO.31--LOCATION hldd.n same sad boa II In ii shown: ADMINISTRATION Aitamnonte Springs Elementary that the administration of th estate, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING WILLIAM B. GRAY. School, Altamonte Springi, Florida. of irii,, trer treat pLoS ene J I on the Sc list 6 SPACE i Evening 2 lIwiai.. V I.JI./Iy LI i LL I - -. to, 1'76 I TrIr%isc'irt*i - �.. •- •'- CrflV,'- "r. . - ,. - .0 cr- ._MJ - ------ $A-Evinlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 10, 19 76 ROYAL DELUXE ABC RUM *VODKA thk ( 11 3 RIVERS : KY . BOURBON OLD i THOMPSO HOUSE •1 ThftfllpSOf7 'p 97 SOUTHERN COMFORT 99 6 YR. BLEND MR. ED I LIGHT OR DARK KY. BOURBON KESSLER BLEND 9 4 1 0T. QUIN LONG TROPfCJ R MEXICANA TEQUILA WINDSOR CANADIAN 12.QTS 59.15 35% KY. WOLFSCHMIDT VODKA -5TH 4 AB 6 iOUR ?. T.:.IrjiTwIrfT1 itfl'A' VODKA GIN RUM B1(O 31, ç i BACARDI RUM 1 R. 86 ° KY. BRB. BRB son GOOD GOOD fliES FEB 13 STANLEY SCOTCH COLPO' JULJLJ.1! BARTON4 3 9 AT 8 YR, r; I$ t.LL;'L Florida PGA Chapter Decision RED-WHITE-ROSE ABC 100 0 VODKA BROOKFORD - 1495 CASI -- 011"Ut"I Avg - L - EARLY TIMES SRI. SCHENLEY VODKA 47.88 a BACARDI RUM which faces the Florida PGA Chanter. What to do iIi a du,U bo u ti .,iS b uddi n cim uUuiifl g i ni -tour? S[wifically. the decision to be inade bet ween now and next year is whether to switch to a 36- hole format, or remain with the 54-hole system. The two sides are clearly defined - players favor 54-hol es • and clul) pros trying to please their everyday customers. 'It's for certain that clubs can't forget who puts the groceries on the table," says Bob Bratzler, pro at Mayfair and on the board of directors for the state chapter. "It's a real problem. I can understand the players' view. I'm a player, and I would like to play 72 holes. But the problem is very involved, and I can't blame my members for squawking because they missed six days of playing last week and three or four this week. "At the same time, we don't want to lose this tour to California." There are 600 registered pros in the Florida chapter, and only about one-third of them play in any given tournament. Most of them are from the north, and come south for two to three months to j play in the Florida tournaments which number ) and stretch from Riviera Beach to Jacksonville. Noopsiaten • kI1PlW&a. 30 OZ. 7.99 ) •Q7 7.99 STH 9.95 tI of 7.99 SIIh s's GILBEY GIN 53.95 GORDON GIN BUCK VELVET CAN. srw 52.95 CALVERT EXTRA BID. SIN 50.95 aiiis. BROS. samm 5895 CORONET BRANDY SIN 5595 HAlO 5 STAR SCOTCH ci' 74.95 CAN. LORD CALVERT STs 54 95 CANADIAN MIST 515 49,95 SIN GORDON VODKA HEAVEN HILL 160 SRI. SIN IMPERIAL BLIND s,w JIM BEAM III. iw svw J. WALKER RED SCOTCH DEVONSHIRE 16$' SCOTCH KY. GENTLEMAN SRI. TEN HIGH BOURBON 12 YR. KY. BRB. McHENRY 5TH 53.95 KY. TAVERN 80° SRI 47.95 48.95 42.95 47.75 49.95 52.95 73.95 54.95 43•95 49.95 O W CROW BOURBON OLD FITZGERALD $60 OLD FORESTER $6°IRI OLD THOMPSON BLEND WINDSOR CANADIAN SMIRNOFF $00 VODKA USHER'S GREEN STRIPE STANLEY SCOTCH PHILADELPHIA BLEND HARWOOD CANADIAN sIN SIN SIN 'TN st st s 5TH - - 45.95 4895 56.95 57,95 41.95 49,95 52.95 49.95 46.95 495 49,95 10 - -- RUM SAXONY VODKA FRANKFORT GIN BOND - ST, LEGER • . YR. WORLD'S FINEST LIGHT SCOTCH HEDGES BUTLER MIX ANY 99 12. (ITS. 83.15 6 QT. . flutlir i, , 'I _ . - I AMARErTO ght & its Groat pj% : 6 :00_ 88 w, ABC 8YR. SCOTCH 86 ° * d1 G1N 6.99 Muth* Cscs3 99 1 j ,cLb,i,, P,p SeNapp Sios Cv, Itip4e Sec DeMsvs 35 75 CA rviuuj CANADIAN SUNRISE TEQUILA 10 YR. y•0•c BARTON EI!5 QT. III'1A'aI:Ipu1I1rn!ij:r,i,r rnscuaus 3•99 GOLD SEAL. CALWA A BC UVTIRNI GALLOR CATAWBA • 0U' CHLAIIII .tT 3I 555 'Pffih. AID .t MOULIN ROUGE DEL CONTE CHAMPAGNE 3.69 SEBASTIANI.C,UIIS CMUMVI P15k C$Jj.l$ OLD 8 YR. KY . BRB. , 5T 6.99 5TH t oo HJT( Yf'iTIjf • 0AR CACAO Moth Ithiond -. CASE 59.75 3oTs. ne case in point of a few members huf fing and puffing brings to light a more serious problem Dr.mbj, 9.9$ 23 0: YSOP C.g.s. iq. 7.99 STP$ CALVERT IIE 79 .1! 1 "No doubt these pros pump a lot of money into the ecomony of Central Florida," says 13ratzler, CANADIAN 86° STANLEY / • : DEVONSHIRE )j\oVHIFt SCOTCH 8.28 N.Y. PRICE VOD K A CIRIIML PALSY COCKTAIL HOUR WID FEB Ii SilL 6PM OUNGE REGISTERS LDCASD-ALL LISDO*ATIDTOCIRIUAL WNIFIND I - - 400 54.95 ] GRAND OPENING 23 U 1 5TH GOLD SEAL VODKA MIX ANY 12Q1S. QT. COLD DUCK CERTIFIED 599 ABC KY. BLEND • QT. QT. • H _____ BRUT, PINK. EXTRA DRY COLD DUCK, SPK. BURG. N.Y. STATE AMERICAS FINEST FOR 110 YEARS 3 STHS $ 1 42.95 can 14IkW6 IURGUIiOy • SAUTIISI so 10141 ABCPO*T WHITE PORT UAI I Oil c *st ie so 4.99 GALLON S$E*RY•CR(ARORy%5fRRy CASE 5.19 GUAST I CAtION CASE It SEBASTIANI.55., 5.99 ••UIGU*Dv.CAINACN(RO5f CONTINUES=2 NEW ABC'S GALLON CASE n *RID •i,y ABC HITT FORT •S$EW.Wu$CAItt I DRY OR C.*IAAI INIRRI ., iso ins N(UTT GAL . 349 GAL 1670 Cast 2.79 .$URGu5Oy.UUI5(.CRI, CASE 3.89 ALTAMOP4TE-436 1 BLOCK EAST OF 14 SA?dFORO11.92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS 1 L LI j'f . - CAL DISCO AT ALTAMONTE ] "OLD CHARTER_64Q7• 7 YEAR .t isks 4`00. KY. IRS. EARLY TIMES before next season begins. thange - of some sort A79 Or. _aT. YUKON JACK CANADIAN CANADIAN LT.D. 5 4 I'i CANS , LEROUX MEMTHE.CACAO sni 444 U. JAMES F. FOXE aT. NADIAH I I 1 29QT. ,1Uk1I' MiST CANADIAN 519 OT. 49 5TH - 5 _ 17'QT. 2.99 GREAT WESTERN ai**Paau 3.69 1*'. SANGRIA - - PLIA 10*0 DORO VAIN 149 its ITN -.-----•- '10 CHAT. LYNCH RAGES PAUIUAC 99 68 CHAT. U' YQUEM SAUTERts 19.9 '64 CHAT. MOUTON RO1HSCHIIO 39.9 '61 CHAT. L.ASCOMB(S mmaA#jx gg 4.4 FOIINARI LAMUSCO 99 Dl 11 BEER(P AULSIESSE MADONNA 19.9 MATWS ROSE PORTUGAL 199 °l' MARTINI & *0551 unsu 399 mi BLUE [ABEL UEBFRAUMILCH 2.2 DRY SACK SNERRV BCARU u* TI A.SPUMANTE iT4Y 4,4 ROYAL OF NEUVILIE IMP ITALY PP111111AR SPkLING IMP. ENGLISH GIN 399 KUAFA DI PEMARfiN CREAM SHERRY 5TH . -. SPAIN 1.9 3.9 . . - appears imminent of Pinellas County, not here in our backyard Dates are May 6-7 anyway.. State track meet is set May 7-8 at Winter Park's Showalter Field. Heard about the guys who were setting up . camp just off Deltona's 14th hole in anticipation for Wednesday's mini-tournament, leading up to the I. Irirlflu..¼nEiIrdcIt?.StInflnv I',314 .JU 4 I 4CA Y 144 114MJ Showdown f o r$12 , 000. The catch was they finally figured out the minitournament was for women yes, but participants wearing mnl-skirts. no. Deltona's 11th hole is one y (continued On Page 3-H) ..-. . . " . . , - I . ps - ". - ';,. . . . . . - , ... .-. .s: . ...--, .' . -. ... . . , . - I •' . ' . 77 per cent shooting mark The . Panthers are home ThursdJ) tit i against Oviedo in the season finale. ' .1 I , . , ..t ia Crooms, which fell to 15-2, Wt only 17 of 51 shots while the hosts attempted only 31 and canned 24 of them for a sizzling f TT . •1 . :.. " SCC GOL F CROOMS: Black 31 7.Gillrnore0 56. Huden 6 214. WeDs 40$, tepiii..is I 0 7, H.cks 326, Totals 17 11 As BISHOP MOORE: Farmer 306. S1.GdOriS-212. Lowry Si .., • . 24 '0 55 Crooms 00pM*0t Ready a tog In the Seminole Community College Foundation goll tournament are Bob Bratzler, Jack flornt'r, Dr. Earl Weldon and Dick Williams, left to right. The tournament is being put on to raise about $4,000 toward the foundation, which among other thIngs, assists needy students. Entry fee is $35, which Includes gree ns fees, electric cart, cocktail hour and prizes. Terofi time Friday is 12:30 p.m. tflerald Photo by Tom Vincent). LAUNCHED - . 6 II II II-4S 12 25 12 6-SI Personal fouls, Crooms is, Bisho p Is 0i.frJ OUT We . ll s , ,rj. on, • Fos ". 1orre I Hocke e For Ti " - ' ,I i l . ____ 1.'1•' ,,. ., Owners A eal Arbitration ase .L. - .'l ",., " .. . ,- \•• .- . v *h*4 ' " . i ? • I ti* -• " - I $ ' - • • ... .. ' - , .. 'IT . ••.. • , i t ,,, '.' .•. • ' '.' . I , - ., - . " fl , ,,, '- '' I; h".i;' .' - , ,•• • .. , . P'!' "' , ., • '• , .., : • ¶. ' - - .', . 'r ' ' n''" ' , i .•-- '- .' -. - •• NEW YORK tAP) - training and the season to start Negotiations resume today on time." between major league baseball Fitzgerald denied reports and the Players Association that John Gaherin was about to with the owners expected to be dinissed as the owners' announce a decision to appeal chief negotiator. "11*re has last week's Kansas City ruling been absolutely no change in that upheld the arbitration the role of anybody." award of free agent status to Meawhile, National League tchers Andy Messersmith and owners were set to return for a Dave McNally, midday meeting, hoping for Ii. "It is highly likely that we nal word from San Francisco on will continue to appeal, said the proposed sale of the Giants Ed Fitzgerald, chairman of the to Toronto interests. A tern. board of the Milwaukee Brew- porary restraining order ers and acting chairman of the prohibiting the move remains player relations committee. in effect but NI, President Chub htzgeraldrefused todisclose Feeney recessed Monday's the nature of his committee's meeting alter receiving word report to the owners Monday, that a decision by Judge John saying, "I consider our conver- Benson on the move "is immisation wi th the wners a con- neat." . Uidential matter One th Francisco quesCommissioner Bowie ion S settled, owners are Kuhn termed the report "posi expected to t ur n their atten tion use," and said he was pleased .a possible expansion Feeney byit. Kuhn said the owners had said the subject had been dismade no decision on spring cussed on Monday. training, %vWch is scheduled to Al. o%mers adjourned their start in about two weeks. There meeting after hearing a report have been reports that if no from President Lee MacPhail agr eement is reach ed with the on de velopmen ts in Seattle players, the camps would no! be which has been awarded an eopened. pansion franchise for 1977. The 'Mt continuing hope is that Al Is vitally interested in what • it . ' -ipring n4 will start on the Nt. does on expansion bL, "No decision has been made on untenable for one league. Wt and no dates are set at ft point. It depends on how negotiations go The subject is epen." fltzgerald dismissed reports - ,, ••- - . . • -. . . -. __ .. , • BOOSTERS , IM I' St john'S 13 virgin.,% Tech ' Tm ia, a WAI T . . . that negotiations had been armloui to wait for this weekend's Seminole Iligh Boosters stafled pen(bng the outcome of Club mixed doubles tennis tournament, LeUy Renaud, Mrs. Don Reagan and Debbie e..e ,1eagan be. .n some earliy• practice. guC touramt'nt opens Saturday and runs through Sunday it the Seminole Community College courts. Proceeds go toward the Boosters Club and entry fee is $20 per team for the double cllmlnationevent. Deadline for signing up Is Wednesday at 5p.m. Entrants should contact the school for further details. the Kansas (ity court case. I don't buy that, he said. - 'Mere has been movement. 'I We have negotiated and intend to negotiate earnestly to reach a settlement. Our interest Is to bargain and conic to an agreement that will permit spring P4 17 3 79 57 If 1 T,.v 51 16 7 41 I , I'" Poe Nellye • NIGHTLY 8:00 P.M. ' • MATINEES Monday e , . • LLOYDS ' ofLONDON / . (("..., • ,-, SHORT STUff: Ilan into a guy from New Jersey the o th er night at the (log track who was delighted that 17 per cent is taken out of monies handled h' Florida pari-muteel plants. ('11e r(-,A is returned to holders of winning tickets). Seems he had been playing the state lottery up there, here they take out 55 to 60 per cent, and return the crumbs to the bettors. Seminole Ifigh is host for the state prep golf tournament. Hold it, guys ... mat s Seminole High KY. GENT]LEMAN I. . - By The Associated Press DAYTONA BEACH (AP) - day's 18th annual Daytona 500, Maurice kiddingly asked the in"If we pick up another five Unbeaten Indiana received v cr a fl;c-tivile wififier, it bc chi7AO~it lifitc in :stmk cdr s[wction team, Pointing to the miles an hour or so by Sunday, all but one first-place ball3t and the only man ever to have even racing, engine, we should be all right, other- remained the overwhelmin Martha Rockwell of West won more than once, Richard Pelty's relative low profile is "Yeah," said one, "We'd like wLse, I don't know," he ex. leader in th1s week's Amociated Leksbon, N.11 I was the top Petty seems to be strolling attributable to two factom to know why it went so slow." plained. "We'll be working on llress college basketball poU. American finisher, coming in around alm ost unnoticed as First, the lean, tall million"So would we," answered it, that's for sure." The lone dissenter cast his No. 1 36th in 34:21.34. preparations co ntinue for Sun- sire is -porting a fashionable, Maurice. "So would we." Petty was expected to take vote for Rutgers, one of the It finn Dylanesque beard and hairdond Hahn clocked King Richard. who seldom advantage of today's practice nation's two other major Una far cry from Ws slicked do%-n, qualifies faster than he plans to and qualifying ses3ion, defeated tearns. y their first of two runs down the generally clean-cut style of run an entire race, seemed gen- although he didn't make an Indiana and Rutgers both years past-and probably Un- uinelv concerned, though, run for an aggregate T j appearance Monday. raised their season records to recognizable to most unless time of 1:25.60. Hans Bradner S t I V CU-U WILD VICIOIC5 a'sonuay pointed out. and Balthasar Sc-hwarm of night, Indiana beating Big Ten By The Associated Press West Germany won the silver Second, his qualifying speed rival Michigan State 85-70 and The game the united States' M17R. medal in 1:25.88 and Rudolf miles per hour, a di Rutgers routing outmanned Schmid and Franz Schachner of hockey team must win to secure mal 16th fastest, is so slow the Delaware 110-7. Austria won the bronze in a medal and the attempts ortwo people who do recognize him By The A*oc.ated Press American men for individual are wondering if they should 1:25.91. The Tos T0C?ty t,ims fl medals will highlight tonight's still approach him, The Atscia?eci Press college Today's competition also in- television coverage of ba%ke4:*41 poll with first place the "At least nobody is accusing eluded completion of the men's Winter Olympics. o' es in parentheses, $3n u.s of cheating," chuckled Petty records throvqh Sunday. Feb giant slalom and the 500-meter The American effort at the as he sat on a stack of tires in nd total po'nts Points based speded skating event. XII Winter Games has been front of his garage. 70181614121091765117 surprising thus far, and that Petty's crew pulled the ensntucx (AP) • I lndiwa (63) 190 1.77$ record could be improved to- gine that was used for qualiOurt at the 17th W'ntt't' Olym Marquette 151 1.03 Games after TeSdy' (lay. ABC-TV i1l show high- fying out of his Dodge and Carolina is 7 .ents (tabulate gold. %ilvcf. 4 Maryland lights from 9 p.m.-l1 p.m. EST. hai'led it off to the NASCAR in. 17 3 777 trOflft. total) S Putgeri (1) 190 756 Included on today's Olympic spection shed Sunday evening, ¶oet Union 10 4 6 V 6UCL.A 173 601 La st Germany 6 1 3 ii program are the U.S.-Finland just as the cam of A.J. Foyt, P4ev L. Vegas 73-I 596 "' Germany 4 1 6 hockey game, the I Tennessee is 2 47 finals in the Darrell Waltrip and Dave MarUnited States 1 3 4 5 S Washington 167 473 men's 500-meter speed skating cis were being pushed in for Fnla 1 7 1 4 10 Notre Dame 14 4 337 A event, the final run in the men's thorough checking. All three 1 2 i II Alabama 153 756 I I 2 4 giant slalom, the women's 10. cars 17 NC. 5'. 161 14.9 were later found to be iller.... Il I 11 Ctcmnatl 11 1 143 kilometer 1 cross-country race gall)' rigged for extra speed. Piorway 001 o o I I and compulsory figures in 1181y "Anybody want to iruWct 15 A Michigan III Igo Sove0en !* %1.chigan 0 0 1 1 women's figure skating. 14 5 ~ A! (hJs Ihingi" I)ctty's brother Hobby Loy, winner of the recent Mayfair Open, had some comments in favor of continuing the 54hole format. "They're trying to kill the golden goose," he said, resting on his Altamonte Springs motel bed. It was something of a victory oversleep for him, "Maybe we should raise the entry fee. . . that would get rid of a Ict of the also- rans. Or maybe have qualifying. Of course qualifying gets into extra days, too. I don't know what is going to happen but the matter will have to he resolved " No changes are planned this season, but the executive board will be m ee ting several times 69 4QT. KY, TAVERN .1 . - ndiana ler Petty Unnoticed Hero At Daytona Still No. I Raise Entry Fee A Solution? icw CTflnrt Elmo tCHARCOi ' Alf - ' the fi-kilometer event, led virtually the entire race and was clocked in3Ominutes, 13.41 seconds. Miss Takalo was tuned in .10:14.28 and \lrs Kulakova, deprived of h bronze in the five-kilorneter because she took ephedrinc, an iilegal drug, to combat a cold the night before the ram, clocked you get a better representative in the winner's circle when you have to play 54 holes." Bratzler doesn't argue with Loy or any of the young lions seeking fame and a toehold toward the big tour. "AL ALMADEN.CtII . . rewarding himself with some extra zzzs. "It would be a step backward," he went oil. "I guess it's a matter of politics. Players are down here to play golf. I don't mind the 36-hole cut, but 2.79 CASE •UURGuNDteC,ulu$.mo3( CASE GALLO CAI • SAN MARTIN SALE ENDS SAT. FEB. 14 -SPECIALS BELOW GOOD NEW ABC'S ONLY-All ITFMS THIS pftrI: WVIW U U - FORT - 3.49 CASE . So, the coin has two sides. 349 ins . who estimates they spend between two and three thousand bucks each. • "5 Country afternoon whacking golf balls. I•Mdktine thinry Suisse Coildreou 7.99 24 i Vond.rm,ii, Sob,. 7.99 STH vp-4cqr 1111109RD . -... 4* - I.. in 54 Or 36 Ho es Good if you are a young pro. Bad if you are a member of Mayfair . kIu. Tht Mono 10 YR.KY .BLEND -- Faces 90ub, and like to get out for a couple hours in the STOCK VERMOUTH1 .- . :1 old teacher who finished second The news about the I)eltona Open overflowing all the way to Mayfair Country Club was good and bad. , . LANCER'S F - . Miss Smetanina, a 24-year- IMPERIAL 449 BLEND BLEN D QT. 010 :4T Fr / country, - 4 . ' ' in the five-kilometer cross took the silver medal at 10-kilometers and Russia's Galin, Kulakova, deprived of a medal Monday on a doping t cuarFe, %Ofl t h e bronze. OLD GRAND 0*0 CERTIFIED SIAGRAM 1 [ROA N GOR0C G'i 900 GIN IAAOACLUB CullySARK U1C 1 800 -4 YR JIM CRI5 BROS BPASOY KY. BRB. FLA. SOUVENIR GIFT BOX ASST B EAM SEAGRAM V0 TEACHERS SCOTCH, JIM BEAM KY BOURBON 97 IVODKA GIN.RUM (UCT IfPIICA G TN 5i 4 0T. Ii must 01110"1( cotilclops . 4 0T. . s Ik'Iena Takalo of Finland, who won a gold medal Saturday 11111NOFF VODKA UY 40T. . T \r . 0111 A'[)O The Crooms High ireshman basketball team learned for whom the Golden Dome tolls Monday night. Crooms. Crooms dropped a 5845 verdict to the Bishop Moore freshmen, who were hot as a firecracker on a riIrl ni gh t. I shivered on the bench the whole game, and I don't mean from th e way we played," said king coach Bob Bray. "The ball just didn't go in. But that gym - wow - was really - SPORTS e BRANCH BRUAL LIG HT OR RUM DARK FOUR ROSES BLEND 99 MIX ANY LEWIS "66" JOSE GASPAR , OT. - KNIGHTS BRIDGE JACQUIN 5 * BRANDY Tifj RUM ISLE Ism \ \ . &79 900 GIN It's Eight Its_Great . Loses, INNSBRUCK (AP) - Dan remrd. Valeriy h1uratov of the Detroit, Inimerfall an unheralded So v iet Union was second In Mueller, 21, from Mequon, ) ,car-old speul skater from 39-25 and lininerfall was third \Vis, wourxI up fifth in 39.57. adison, Wis. gave the United in 39.54. The final American entry, States Its eighth medal and the Inimerfall's effort provided James Chapin of St. Louis, was Soviet Union and East Germa. the U.S.wi th its eighth me da lof 10th in 40.09. fl) continued to pile up 1ctories these (zarnes, t)lng the number 1 he Soviet Union picked up Tucsda), ;it the 1201 Winter won by Americans four years another gold medal as itaisa Olympics. ago at Sapporo and boosting Smetanina won the 10. lmmerfal! beat out luis be ttcr. U.S. hopes of besting Its all- kIlometer 16.2 miles) cross / known teammate Peter Mueller time total of 12 meda ls for a country ski race and East to take a bronze in the 500.me- Winter Olympics set in 1932. Germany got one when Hans ter event which was won by Five of the U.S. medals have }tinn and Norbert Ilnim took the Hu.ssiaflareEvi;cniyKu]jk.).jfl conic in speed ska ti ng three double-seater luge event. 1:19.17 seconds, an Olympic of them won by Sheila Young of The results left the powerful Soviets atop the medal standings with 10 gold medals and 20 over-all. followed by the East Gerniam, witli sL% gold and 13 total medals and the upstart Americarn with a gold, three silver and four bronze. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1976-1B Today's competition also Itsluded conipit I 1(10 ((1 the m n' I giant slaloiis. 4 YR 800 KY. BRB. 4s9 ,T. ABC 8YR. 860 SCOTCH 11 OLD CROW Croom s , QT. I ROYALE VODKA SCOTCH OFSTUART BLEND Russians Continue Olympic Medal Rush STANLEY CANADIAN JACQUIN LIGHT OR_DARK Wed. & Sat. 1:45 • RACES BIG PERFECTA �2 11— Evcning Herald, Sanford. F, - __ ____ Tudv. . Ib in. 1011. __ ,~1\ \ %%At ~ V,41; - 4 .ft iAPi _ . 0 . . - , N.C. 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He is a at Cali There Is plenty of Ii''iiENi"" operated by genial Ben Smitley, craftsman of the old school who inexpensive costume jewelry as a large variety of watches, Is capable of repairing fine just waiting to be given to rings, bracelets and earrings watches; he doesn't tell you delighted recipients. in the village of 'hat will make wonderiul gifts Y0U1 watch is not worth Silverware, baby's silver, Myninkaba. Burma, near the for Valentine's Day or any repairing just so he can sell you copper jewelry, music boxes-edge of the old Capital of other occasion, a new one. He also repairs all these are waiting for your Pagan, a woman draws the antique clocks. sr:-.- tIon at Car Ben Jewelers. Car-Ben has "first Promise" drinking water. Watch the car- BenofJewelers rings in a variety of styles from children, as they smile at Speidel ID. bracelets for men hundreds Items thathave are you, the stranger, and move the most traditional to modern. is a good gift idea, and these great for Valentines Day There are lovely engagement can be engraved, to take bucket baths at the giving, or for any other oc. rings by Keepsake, along with public well. Early A new idea that is popular: Cc1sion.Or why not give yourself Inhabitants of this village itching wedding bands. Ben diamonds contained in clear a gift, may be you deserve it. donate the money to build also furnishes class rings for lucite cases. The cases are ADV. the area high schools. the pagodas which are so available in many different u— much in evidence In the The famous Seiko watches designs from hearts to bu'area. Even today every arehandledbyCar- Ben,aswell tertlies to square boxes, and t ,- - — - wood ' 'A Gift That Says Love - I BIks North of SR 434 831.2677 S I rin 0 , T,ii ) 1) 43, 1 0 so. 3 0 u CfL n EI0HTH-3 A 1 Ga Torn RdL — ____ ear-Ben Jewelers • -. - '? Si S) 10. P 'Si; SflI 10. II 16 SIXTH -5 16. A 1 Kio DynornIr (5)610,120,340. 2 Crafty Ikc (I) 610. 7 10 I J & Gs FIetf,ye (4) 450. OIlS) $26 70. T (Si 4)571540 5? II), P1 Tq,,', St 69, - • FIND ThATPEJtFETCJ!FTTIAT SAYS 4I IYOUPI ATCARBEN . .. Pictured above is Walt Judge admiring th e lovely gilta Car-Ben has for Valentines Day. ~_ -. If your idea of a nursing riome whose backgrounds are most professional maintenance Mrs. June Miller, Activities Is that of a place where the interesting and whose crew. Specialized equipment Director for the center, is a rlisldents sit around with viewpolnts and ideas make a lot for odor control keeps the air lovely vivacious person whose rSning to do and receive no of good sense. smelling sweet not medicinal, smile and energy are con Personal attention, they you've On a vIt to Lakeview you Her lob is to see Iiit been in the dark long enough, might E n te r ta i n me n t a d get caught up in an active rehabilitative therapy are the patients do not feel that they Lakeview Nursing Center game of bingo, "have nothing to do" All ac Every resident primary located at 919 E. 2nd objectives the center are Sanford, is a happy St., in is invited to participate and Lakeview, A therapy room fully tivities planned at to be fun-filled and staffed with concerned pe place, those who do seem to equipped with whirlpool tubs, ople th orou ghly enjoy it. willing to make those not so hydropack,paraffin treatment, creative; t o brighten the Lakeview Nursing Center fortunate, happy and content. ultra Sound, ultra violet light, residents lives. Movics, parties, They Succeed In doing this with recently celebrated Its 61h parallel bars, shoulder wheel, worship services, birthday parties are just a part ofhas the flying colors. I know because anniversary. Mrs. Virginia finger steps, restorator and activities program June Michalowski and Ms. Susan ha nd pulleys are available for I've been there. developed to get everyone in (.nteri n Castrianni, Administrative treatment of the patients. gLakeviewy'llfi volved. For those who love the a lovely patio with a Direct or s, ha ve been t here For entertainment, patients "great outdoors" Lakeview has breathtaking view of beautiful since its opening. may choose to watch color T.V. a new shuffleboard cou rt and Lake Monroe. Many residents Cleanli ness Is a must at play the piano, relax In big residents have teams that find the patio a perfect place to Lakeview, and it shows. Floors comfortable chairs for a typical com pe te. visi Ut jusi relax arid lake in shine, windows gleam, fireside chat, play cards or take A large crafts room lets the view. You'll probably get everything looks spotless yet a leisurely stroll around the creative residents "do their Involved some In the lively not antiseptic atLakeview and beautifully landscaped thing" from dec oupage to conversation with the residents due cred it should be given to the grounds. needlepoint. Right now residents are making Valen tines for each other. So get out of the dark, visit Lakeview Nursing Center and see just how lovely, friendly and happy life at Lakeview can tx' — ADV. - ' ,. 2w __jCIemLeonard I , 2 I • - DUDA AUTO PARTS im 11111 ' __________ - _q *A , , - -. _;_,__ .• - .... - • p — -•- .-. -. - I • as digital watches that give you contain one or more diamonds, time upon command. And of Car Bencarries a fine course there is the famous assortment of earrinqs to 1 i 1 -'•- -. . • . - - - . -" VA = - I - -_ High grnpplers enter i dual niatt h 'i.nrst I un lii - - .17 Pr -;1- a inoe Fresh froiI sweeping the Five Star Conference wrestling - - - - . ~ ---- • S J Wrestlers Eye District . - Novice Division . - - . nntInu:iIOnIagi'3-Bi - r v -- 'NO DRUGS - 78 M 3136 61 - . A NEW METHOD DEVISED BY A DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN WHICH HAS ACHIEVED 100 PCT. SUCCESS. 10 )A- " 3-i 30 6 -- . FA LOSE WEIGHT - ------ Mtn Smith Seminole .*. - • Mnriv-v,',i Cl.,r.n,i O.n,els Charfr, Zen, Jim i'iAyfl.-S em -, W __,.,,P ~!?'T~ M(Jt= '-i4 INTRODUCTORY OFFER - .c/ p O'Ii-w' 4 r migation _____ .. - . -; ;', , N;, _. - Putt-Putt • Rcri?rdBnii, Su S enclr .ti,',nSt,- ncj,i 0 Ily 0 iniift, S$esr R.bSflr '$. — ATFEN PARK iii- ~ ', . - A -_-00A. ( $ 4.. . -. Lakeview Termites are tough relen treated by establishing a during the fumigation There is ditlonal charge In addition to tless enemies of your home and chemical barrier or insulating r.o mess when itis over, and Art termites, there are rats, 33 It takes expert treatment with the home from the dirt in which Brown takes care of the entire different species of specialized equipment to eXr they operate. This type of operation. After the 21 hours cockroaches, other Insects and terminate them. termite must replenish his has elapsed the tent is rertoved a large variety of lawn pests to The expertise and the moisture supply every 2448 and a gas detector then In eradicate in the Central Florida equipment are both available hours, and if there is not enough dicates that the house is ready area Insects carry disease, as from Art Brown Pest Control moisture in the wood he must for occupancy once more. do the rats. So besides Insuring Service, Inc. 2562 South Drive, return to the ground. Some There is no danger to the neigh. against property damage, Art Sanford, Bob Haun, General termites can be detected by bors. since the gas dispreses Brown Pest Control Service Manager of Art Brown, looking for their pellet drop- harmlessly into the alt once the safeguards the health of their presides over Sanford's oldest pings. The drywood type drop tent is removed. Art Brown is State and fed e ral fas"s control service ds well as lilt concave pellets, while the the only Sanford based corn- regarding pest control services only one fully certified in terms subterranean type have no pany doing fumigation, are stringent and strictly en termite lawn and pellets. The u r safety of confuse dry rot with forced. The drywood termite needs termite damage, and the only customers, employes and the rvisor Dick Beadle's has been • first B f three no contact with the ground, and surewa totell thedifferenceienvironment must can exist in wood with a to get a professional inspection. consideration In this work. Art years and keeps things running conduc s thl moisturecOntentaslowas3per Termitesworkfromwlthin,and B rown weekly gainst cent. All wood has that much w ha t looks like solid wood is training sessions for his em Protec tive s er V vic CC e a aga termites will save you money moisture, so the drywood insect often only a hollow shell. ployes, utilizing a refresher and can live In any wood. The only Termites swarm In the spring updating program from Purdue University. them they have probably satisfactory way to kill termite caused extensive damage. drywood To terminate the termiltes, rid Termites are quite common in fumigation. with a huge "tent" temites build tunnels from dirt yourself of mls, or have a covering the entire house. the Southeastern and saliva. C entral Florida suffers mainly Sanford's pioneer pftt conFumigation is a relatively Servicing is monthly on trol service, Art Brown insists from Iwo types. subterranean clean o pe ration. Only livi ng homes. It it takes callback that service comes first, and if and drywood. things, plants and animals need vi s its to get all of the pes ts in the are not happy The subterranean termite Is be removed from the house the beginning there is no ad- the customers don't pay. — ADV. y THEN KEEP IT OFF! .,I. - ~__ - START ANYTIME WITHIN -. - - .'. ., Hwy. 17 92AdN .4 • I arita ics Pacific Division - I.?rn ,? ~ 1 ,, y ,iC,Thfcirr,.i 4.? r oil a o ou la 105 AflQrI(5 At Ch(.iqi ii? V, •.,lwT!z. W,jlhrn'.,, Wednssday's Games Midwit Divas4on - J , qi Le :J: ..i?y:.,#=ta ' - I I LAKEVIEWNURSING CENTER IN SANFORD IS LIKE HOME AWAY FROM HOME FOR FOl.KSN(yFAI3LEThTAKECARFOFflfE%LSFf%!F it — P it l S tm .i ./I BccE F1/i?NIT1/RE 237 S. HIGHWAY I7? Los - --r.(- BETTY SMITH 19 79 6 41161 153 'YOn 0 it Ut -. - 4 .- -- r... 490 ,-,# See Our Display Of De pression GIass. lows ,it Montre.i) : -T' ? 71 75 (~_ _ 1, _.~ If You Missed The Glass Show Come 5' i -. % ,n & 30 i Ariqi iq' :' ~71. -. 3571 P1 ('irf - ' - ' • %- I 80 st 61 0 Disc and Drum Brakes • (I 7 5)160 1)7 II) 5396 70.3) 86 FOURTH - $16, M I K Trtie I6J .i 10.170;7 Woosli (7)3 . 7 80. 3 u.rr-s Prc1t (6) 40. 0 (7 8) tIS 70. P (8 7) 5150 30. 37 00 FIFTH-S 16. D I Big Paul (51 PA I SPECIALISTS IN - • SANFORD'S 01,DM AND BFM AGAINST PEM .. - Pictured above Is Dick Readles, supervisor at Art Brown f ClUvI 569 ~ - -1 Private Patients -VA — Medica Mecaid id Out Patient The.'apy WOREBOARD 29 77 , I ., ,_` 1& , \.._ j ''here your friends ire" , ---- . t ` - - - BeautHul landscaped and maintained grounds cre just a few of the amenlan you'll see at AO NURSING CENTER ,. CIe'brtianO •. 323-3866 - 323-7710 Hrs Mon.-- Fri 9- 3; Sat 9- 1 ffTTI Central Division , __.•:. . .. 11 ______ 76 1 L.o0:7;,--: .-3, ~, ~*/ , .?!,j, T cLa s s,, a I ~ - 111 I - Y or : i ~ lw.~., Ill • - NIk.~. ~= , , - - 2SID-A Oak Ave., Sanford IA)S ANGELF..S Swimmer Tim Shaw was named tn-cc. - • A • Inner 4,1. iIu wuafl Award as we amateur athlete of the year. ," X - ando m perj jpjr / l'...J LI Coac hz. Eastern Conler,nc, 'Wonfol Atlantic Division . Pit. GB c-f i mt~~\. ! Insures Homes! 5 11 4 14 14f 779 Adams Division 33 It 9 75709 •- - , " -A, - .'.,-' 919 E. 2nd St. Boston 1- -.1;~ ~ . ..- rl~ Did You Know Blair ___ Tim Shaw Sullivan Winner Pro Basketball :. • z' - University of Maine. [0 •- • , - Boston College offensive backfield t — s. \;k •.-• •-• —1 7rw000ioow I i VANCOUVER. B.C. - t,oa1tender(,a' Smith was suspended by the Vancouver Canucks for deserting the Nil!, team ri ow 7;, •- Goalie Suspended c nell Maine I ', HI RD - S Ill. 0 1 Tombo Tan ' 1' 5 10 I 00, 1 40, 2 Cheryl's Psi (1) . Valloo-Y 6 e~ 3 -.Ii I 'V0Jh Af*S folt- ml Is I 6 40 0 C.it.i 74. Garcntr Wrij 6S ('.pp.n 75. Di,l,wre S' iS7 I Krntuc 104. Marsh.II SI 96. Bluefield a i t • Altron iie,. ~,~.*.-~.*.iii pfh 4 234 E. Broadway, Oviedo lirs. 12.6 Mon-Sat. 365.5125 *l , , SOUTH WOMEN'S CLOTHING SALE -1 !I - EAST 1J, L,1Colii, ('' IRST 514 I Jo Y,Irid,% (2) 660 360, 3 Mont,cjue Beacor 60. 4 00. 3 Put Polin (1) 3 70 0 '26) 57) 00. 31 59 SECOND - 3I, C I lStnJ DrIf,, (4) 71 iO 7 60. s 40; 7 5p.R I 7i) 1 10, 3 KS Mimi 7)160; 0 (1 II 40 P (41) 1317 40; OD (74) ' ,F lal~,.Ima 11 F 1r,F.C.1 ?I OLD COUNTRY STORE II MONDAY NIGHT flS fl. Qurns MI I)r5.fluc 67. Dtt-# 61 'I , rrnt.enl 9), orw,ch M s ~f . . -1 Bi k _4*_ -I ~4~ ...__ .1. .- 3 5 60 3 0. 2 10. 2 4)I%am II) 7 ?O 180, 3 XV Zoro (SI 340. 0 r3i 7'00 I 3SS) 111910. 3937 5'I4I Whitaker"' T i ~"*N For More Information Call i1.nic dri ver Waltrip, one of three men whose qualification runs for t S d' 'c fllvtofl' iIA were rlicnllnwed isqualified for alleged use of illegal speed-boosting equipmen~t, says he'll try to requalify in time for the race. Ca a - Antiques, Olastware, Used tppIian(e% Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Tools,,,, etc. EVERYTHING INCLUDING THE KITCHEN SINK -. Try Qualifying n, - I ;iZ1 roof. • I "P40? New, But NicV BROWSERS WELCOME YOU'VE TRIED ALL THE REST, The Largest NOW TRY Direct to the Home óod Service Since 1946 THE BEST! - tvn t Sanford itqi ppy We handle a full line of quality meats, fruits, vegetables, ices. etc. (nntinutd From Page 2-11, Basketball . GAINESVIL! E iAL'i University of Florida officials will get an idea Wednesday how much of a coliseum-type center they can have for available funds if they dig it into the ground and use an air-supported Teflon Waltrip To I ResidentsAreActive, H(I ... Gators Eye r * \ ISO-pound linebzcktr in college, the bespectacled lloltz looks and t.aks more like a college English professor than he does a coach. And he is one of the first to admit he does not bear the traditional image of a football i ii 322-9823 -. Co e",e,, Jf] SCOREBOARD .h. Termites The a [J POTATOES College Ph. 323-6630 F.rs,• lAtin ' rest 0 Tuesoiy, Feb. 10, i9;f6—i8 — SEED Ao .. I , f.wim 2 9"A I Just Arrived I Dep, I : . Evening Hera Id, Sanford,. — •— OPEN DAILY 8 A.M..5 P.M •- Oflu AMOCO Mecha nic on Duty when you need him. days a week STATION lloltz canceled a sneaking engagement in Charlotte, (' . Friday night arid said. "You will understand iater." \ North Carolina radio station reported he was en route to Nuw York. • __ - - — . ..--- Getting gas for your carandgettlng It serviced is apleasureat WILLIAMS & SON 'I..,'. N ~_ irr crown lW "When you think you've gone as fair as you can go. you might as well get out of coaching," is one of 11w favorite sayings of Lou Holtz, scheduled to be R.IIIItMI today as head coach of the New York Jets of the National Football League. th'ltz. who worked overnight miracles as head coach of North Carolina State. was chosen as the Jets' new chief on M'r.t!a'.. vkdgcabic pro football 51tx Lull The . . 0 IZ;.. . - i I' l~,*171,~,14 11 ,, Nl~\1` 1 ~NVw !ftP Jets Coach -- . I- , I . - ~ , A s V Hay . S 4rf ice ' . . .I . . . .. . -:_ • Smothers Ar Cod.tOfr, EIeCfrIC, In c. flC Brothers •.'ppi'ict 831.9970 Become N.Y. NEW YORK - I I .- I You Might Get A Big Charge Out Of It. .But It Takes An Expert To Do The Job Safely. CALL USI BRIEF Holtz To Leave To , -.--- . . Electricity! ____ Don't Play With SPORTS IN ._1 - N11 I/ ct4it �- --- - "-. .- - - ______________ ______________ 4B—Eve.ning Herald, Sanford, Ft 1 Tuesuay, Feb. 10, 1976 BEETLE aAiLY Mort Walker L.__ umoie ACROSS fesftvI maples 14 Singleton 15 One who l4uffiz) 1€. Demolish 17 Goddess of infatuation 18 Fast dance 1U him statists )51t1 LITTLE SILWT c iw , EJ UFTART'! — 1 4 8 — 24 q oy Larry LCWIS - - -- -MUM Jim 21 10 LTCUCIT 1[ THATS qUI \ -?O1JSAIDVOURJATMAT \ Nc. ETS 10 111 9 17 — — I — II — — 2r 116 19 wurn DIMU DUPN ___ 13 15 2NE_- E0W Room WIiJ MINIM -A J4RTICLE iS ) CAMPUS IS -N - 58 Prevaricator 1 I N A Q11 60 Ireland 61 Greek letter 02 63 Notion 64 Pull along 55 Radical; 66 Fathers s---- rom OEM_a W1111111111611111111111 ' 14b 82 41_•48 - I - — 50 51 49___ — HyBERNICEIIEDEOSOI. For WednesdaY, February 11, 1976 I. DA Via 49 Bed canopies 53 Track 57 Fall month (ab 23 vr HOKU M. ó Wood surrels 31 Rant 7 Built by wasps 32 European rir 8 Sleeping 35 Brad • visions 38 The Orient goal 9 Put on cargo 40 Castle ditch 22 Small shield IC' Preposition 43 siaggerr 24 Small (Scot) 11 Opine 45 SOa nymph 25 LacQuer 19 Sour 47 Indite 29 Twenty 21 Speed contest 49 Civil wrong 33 Arabian Caliph 23 Secondhand SO Reverberate 34 College official Movers trucks 51 Pack away DOWN25 36 Mince-c' oath 26 Nautical term 52 Grit 37 Hawaiian I Skein 27 Bacon skin 54 Opera by Verdi 2 20 Musitel 55 Angered 9 Small drink 3 Stagger instrument 56 Meadows 4 1 Cams mother 4 Make obscure 30 Curved 59 Ethicpian (Bi b) 5 Dstant molding prnce 1 ., Ir- J 6 — — — — '.#j -- O WPN 48 New Guinea seaport l3Genusof NkV K^ Pryious Puzl Ivor u 44 Early settler 46 Stitch 5 Doling 9 Cover 12 Athena IM 1 -40, "I M tO 12 ON' PLAINE n 1 0 42 Jewish home I Difficult .CLAk A5WO? 59 f52 I - - — — — 54 55 56 trifle restlex ARIES (March 21-April 39) You're apt to be a involved not ii You'll have some interruptions today U that challenges you something in your domestic routine today. They sheuld turn out to be fun. imagination. Seek a creativi TAURUS (April 20-May 20) outlet. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec Although you may hive your In business today, don' 21) mind set upon dotng something expose all your cards at on a certain way, don't Ignore time. Save your clincher for th( bright alternatives that occur to close. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan (May 21-June 20) GEMINI 19)Should you find it difficult to Something advantageous may decisions today, sound make be offered to you today from a them out on a clever friend least expected source whose advice has been helpful perhaps through a co-worker. before. CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 39) Things done on th e spur of the moment today will turn out to hit your innovative talents to be the most exciting and fun. work today. Try fresh . ap. proaches to solve old problems, Keep your schedule flexible. PISCES (Feb. 2(-March 20) LEO (July 23- Aug. 22) Wor th w hi le information may be hunches today regarding the outcome of an event are Likely passed on to you today through to be rather accurate. Plan someone you'll encounter socially. It could be a chance along those lines, 1111tirli a Aiirr ,t.cnl 22) If remark. )-oil find yourself thinking about p irtiiuhir friend today, it could be because you're on her mind, too. LIBRA (Sept. 234ct. 23) A condition that could benefit you financially, careerwise, or perhaps bol'l, may suaceniy present itself today. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 221 _ r_1 — LJL'I..Y t'ttMbL) \ )'CfltD 4EN HE -4ONE! I HOPE f1 N4OTHIN'_TRIV%AL,J W - ) 'W S W 1W —— - 1 J ogg r Q u s ions e e Hlogh-Fat D By l.asrence E. Lamb, MD. 2-SO ( ft. Tc,,'i ALL OUR GEE•..fl4A7S AA.LYNCEH1 E&LAS GET A EE BUT J CA.J 'IOU A3 ii 'ECE O TO X' TWAT - -"j----' — RAiSIN ME I $ 111 1) ,1111, j~4 COU&...o ( SO AFTER 1..owgg '1 WE DEC iDED JUST TO GIVE IT I 11 I . - \ --__-, :: k. 111 7 I M?E~~, __-_;'\ , . I , - '1_1\1_~_ ( II . r WE...L.WE T \. SELL. IT I - - .W - ASS by Al Vermeer TAPE FOR MY AUNT LUCILLE!, •; 1 4 . _.14 ONT YOU IRITE A E1TE %_ / - - - 1-US WAY I. DON'T 4AVE TO WORRY OUT SPELLING! ` _t_ 7 _i 1• %_-__ _ y - .gTw- f 4?1 ,- -- % ' [j1L I ;:? pI. . - " , r,1.. p'.3-, ?,•b ..I # ' r' 't ,k )i, r_w "~ 3 -Jtf4. ji .4 ... _ ~ ~~ _; % 4 / •. - P -IM M _ - - •f_-j - . - pp JUST 1,-i MZ • - - ~ .- F-'cY - , :-- '- 'T '- ' :2 - I, Y IT WOULD I VS0ER wrs WPtAT SOMEDAY 4RCHE) BE MORE )EEP14G JUGME.40' JOB 4.Y() INTO 4'AP1'OPRIA1E HE' S HOLDING uc' i )"Vu THE WI4OLE TELIYISlON AND FORHIM ASSG? AN LYY! TO VAN A POUCC.' HIM 7 DUMMY! .-. ft S IF " -.. •. 1ex:~N .'. , A — ~_ - ~_ ~ - -- &1.'-, • IX. P by Bob Montana .- I TOLD HIM HE COULD BE THE - -1- V -#.:ljq. 'IIk1-.r ' -r ., I jbeTfv .. .- MR58 ma 2 -, 6 .r~.. : ~ . .. ~N, _14 UA_ - -U -1 .1 1-4 - *f-- ~1` : 114 qZj-.,~ ,;Ak: ajJ ;/)1 - 'n A isv Rnk Thnw, Z __ :7 V, - - 7 •:._ ..- & - - .-•. iie - $PLL, WHiH - = z 2~~ ! k i _____________ .11 %J4E 4c Am r r " : - - c • '- A~ - MAKES HR IMAggLITy To REAL ASSET!" A Dy I. K. Kyafl NU0AWHINTM NAWPMW 'T: yDu' - -: DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 53 years old, 6-feet-2, and weigh 148 pounds. My daily physical activity consists of jogging a minimum of five miles, averaging eight minutes a mile, ___________________________ 30 push-ups and 30 sit-ups. I've — followed this program for the past 11 years. I used to jog seven miles but cut back to five don't and that makes you three tUnes better off than those who due to the time factor. smoke two packs a day. My resting pulse has gone from the high 80s to an average Finally, what is your own of 48 beats a minute. cholesterol and triglyceride I I am writing about my diet, (fats) level? If your cholestrol which is the reason for the level is low, I would not fuss too background information. I have much about your diet. one egg, bacon, toast, coffee, 8 however, I think it is absolutely ounces of orange juice and 11 necessary that you find out ounces of whole milk for break- what it is in view of your statement of a bad family fast. history of heart disease. For dinner I have meat, If your cholesterol level is vegetables, dessert of peanut butter on graham crackers (I high, then despite your exercise average eating a pound of, program, you should make Peanut butter a week). At night some changes. If you followed I eat one-half sandwich plus the recommendations of the more milk before going to bed.! Inter-Society Commission for avemage about one-and-a-half Heart Disease Resources, an quarts of milk daily (low fat or important national study group, you would limit whole milk), your cholesterol intake to 300 In view of my weight, do you milligrams a day and that think I'm getting too much would mean few if any egg saturated fat, or do you have yolks if you get your needed any suggestions about my diet? quantity of meat, fish and Incidentally, my family has a poultry. You would need to bad genetic history of heart switch to just low fat milk (two trouble, per cent fat and 30 per cent of its calories are fat with half of DEAR READER — Your diet these of the saturated fat type) is certainly not one I would or skim milk. recommend to most people, particularly middleaged Over 70 per cent of the coronary prone American calories in peanut butter are males. But not everyone has fat, 13 per cent of the calories your level of activity or has are saturated fat. been as successful in avoiding obesity. A large number of The rules to control fat and people with high blood pressu cholesterol intake can be in. and high blood cholesterol and diviclualized if you are fats have them because they thoroughly tested and the are overweight. In others this Is results are favos'able as long as at least a strong, contributing you stay that way. For more factor. information on diet principles The important point is your to pre'ent heart and vascular individual risk factors. What is disease send 50 cents for The your blood pressure' I presume Health Letter, Number 14, Diet Preventing Atherosclerosis. it is low normal with your EncIoe a long, stamped, selfweight, resting heart rate and addressed envelope for exercise level. Blood pressure mailing. Address your letter to is one of the three ma jor risk me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Do you smoke? !presume you Station, New York, NY 10019, cards iu Ml4T4R )/ 7R 1 =!eTxda, Just a Ii fingem should ;~=your side. Ajs 1W?IF n \ i' .. A; jq F7T 7Y? v v',aj Paw..r.. Act' I want them to give me a girl," commnntM Tilly Savalas of "Kojak" fame at a news conference held Tuesday morning at the Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. Tuesday evening they gave him six lovely girls and a IIiILTupnune at me urIarx1oeimnole Jai-Alai Fronton for the Telly Savalas Las Vegas Revue. He'd have done better to have stuck to his guns. Nevertheless, the fans turned out in the hundreds to get a closer look at their bald-pated pussycat' — and a hum at hi Ihr,-,',Iu purred ----- ----...-... ."-, us,u;J a '' wuu Is South should have passed at six hearts, but the solid spade suit was too much temptation lie went to six spades East won the first trick with 0 oA I d),1JJ 16N 4111 11 —. -- "_ - . _-i.V _ ,j ar , '" ' 'i.\\ I ' r -- j - board the proposed policy' t!eterrnine which children qualify ' (2'l I'M 64' rn jy I OLS 7U! —.. I - I 0 ' cftfy W. prnents - •' another layer 4 Continued On Page 2-Al icial Urcies Referendum Su %a * 0 ort $54,000 as opposed to $21 drill a new well field at a cost of times the 200 million gallons of stated, "Florida has the op. million for the Flood Control $9 million, a result of unplanned water daily being diverted from portunity to be a model for District," she stated, !' 1L the river' headwaterz by ter rgiL, welxueve the speaker urged every canals and pumping stations, in it, and we hope we'll have 'Mere is fierce competition 1 person interested in Saving the This water diversion was f Your support in the March in Florida for water due to the St. Johns River for present and brought to light by David Cox, primary." . •, - ' ' • ' . . .A . . •.14 • _____ ____ I- T I -11 Ir . 1. -A a. . ii -11 - - .11 - : t. 9 '• . - - .; . . ____ . . / - . • - . grant application for $240000 Pave streets and conduct a drainagrsurveytnthedw0y ... - - After it's signed by Corn. mission Chairman Michael ~__ -__ --_~~ ZE*4-i'\.. F - —m- - -_ JI~reJ _______ SeminoleC Count y' Coil C ,. mission yesterday appro,ed a '.-' - S me j j ' Midway Paving Okayed ____ , -• : .. I--cl ' - 11. . - - ' . . ___ .--- - -~_~ __ - ~_'_ - '• the Jacksonville office of the federal Housing and Urban Development _____ -. _____ County Planner Bob Ham brick said Seminole County stands a "better chance than last year" of obtaining the _1,.. F - $124,. — Last year BUD officials rejected this county's grant application in favor of awar- ,' the same thing could happen -- __________ - 'i And, Hambrick pointed out --- the 18 judicial district has 13Count ' circuit judges hlittaway said he will at _D t hlattaway s bill also requires tempt to secure support from I .44 '" that when and if a 14th judge is the entire Seminole County ' !I' '% added, that judge, also, will be Legislative Delegation at the ''' j L'i_1 APP required to li%e in this counts delegat ion S next meeting .f _______________________ ' vJA5.1,r 4,, : l ouse ';;i:-Today ". - - . 1v-.. . • '' -' '' .06 - sane" grading system us ! HUD in making the aivar' Though areas receive for having , —aLZ' J - (f -Z; I -, - i~h I -! r -, . I- MW A ' . • - i h •; .. . the Airport J ai - -. t - * A bill requiring three 18th :;-• -- - / ' ' ._, - - - . is N blighted' iutu thegradingsysternaiso aw points to any area that Contaii a military base Thus, Oriand area applicants for BUD grants stand a better chance and are awarded extra points Just II CICI p' The be d '11 1 h -%rocmdThe(lock (' 4-A Tunj hunt, manager of South ern Bell In Sanford, holds copies Ex of th e bright-new telephone directories military Installations, results of asurve to evaluate I ' __ tin 6-A Wheing distributed in Seminole and Orange Counties along with a copy of the 1930 phone book of the shorter school day of the ('alendar . ......... n4 46 pages that covered the two counties. The new directories contain some number changes, Hambrick said on the basis of Air port Authority' officials If Building 310 is not secured, ('omit's county's first graders. The day ............6-A escially In the Winter rin area that will become effective Feb. 15. Ulerald Photo by Jean need the e are no areas more -in are scheduled to decide at 9 Vihk'n will then work toward ii was cut one hour and forty-five a.m. Th ('ru%cword ' .......... -A Páttesons $ need than some areas o ursday whether to leas e Septem ber referendum to ask I'i1Irial Midway, which he said are a minutes under a new plan Building 310 to the county for the count% sottrsformiujne . to liirtmt beglin this year. I menace t public health ILIA, il fill nifflull) security jail. build it new jall facility, 1.1m J .......... ...6- A Mrs. Mary Groome. director The authority agreed to ALso a possibility mentioned Dr. tie said he win use the of el emen tary education, the issue after County by some commissioners is II(lpital II argument at some areas in 5-A present the survey Midway represent an "tmMore than 44,000 brightly cording to Hunt. The new %ill lee Obituaries ............... $-A results,Jr. asked to use the structure to complex on county-owned which w obtained recently be m,ade available to them. tWnent threat to pubbe safety" Sports ................ -................ A colored telephone directories numbers will bear a "327" The directories are more than in his application for money to by polling first grade relieve prent: and anticipated property JuFt north of Five Tele-iicIon 5-A are now being delivered to prefix and their listings will an indispenslble reference fund the pilot drainage study. future overcrowding at the Points, teachers. Bell's subscribers in appear In the Oviedo section of book. women ---l-$'B Southern county Jail in Sanford. They provide an accurate Roth Vihlen and Jail Seminole County, according to the telephone book. Theshorterschooldayplanis Hambrick has coII llecte d measure of the growth of the I.ast%- earnnidenticalreQuest Adminktr:itnr 11- I - t'f'iiIL'I) r.. ti '-- " - t' But you gotta EXPECT trouble from a new kid, Mom! It takes about a week o make friends!" AV -- I.olly for Telly: Brian Ketler. 1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy KeDerof 'Kojak'Savajas with a king-size lollipop for courtesy busing. //7~1~~ — ,4 - -, udges esluence DIII Pus hed In Legislature the "average" speed limit of judges would still have to be that stretch plus number of elected by the it district — children walking that stretch, Seminole and Brcard Counties water hazards, remoteness — but would be required to from habitation, availability of reside here sldealks or bike paths, con (setting tht measure through dition of road shoulders, and other conditions deemed . hazardous. The state provides no funds £U, am 1V AU, tWiE *93j7m,' )MT? i .- teeis attempted 1 judicial circuit iiIilSiborn;itgetting year to get a similiar but reside permanently in Seminole the bill passed into law stronger measure through the The policy provides for a County has passed through a And Hattaway is confident he legislature point count based on "hazards" legislative subcommittee in will be able to get the measure Last year's bill called for five with a cut off limit. Above that Tallahassee, according to State through the legislature during judges to reside in Seminole limit, courtesy busing would be p J) [lob llattawiiv. this year's session. County. recommended. According to The Altamonte Springs "I'll get this bill passed," he the proposed policy, the cut off "We never even got the bill on Democrat is pushing to get a said. the house floor," Hatt.away limit would be determined by bill passed by the legislature The rationale behind the bill said, combining together the values which would require judgeships is to cut down on the per diem assigned to specified hazards. held The , bill is by three judges who reside and mileage costs taxpayers sponsored by State Rep. Jane Those hazards Include a In Seminole County to remain in must shell out when Judges live Robinson a Republican from traffic count (number of cars this county. in Breard and work in '. , - • __ a-a-- -1 n sever,Q wftks ago, calling it a fair and objective way to GO lv f ¶ the Merr'tt Island in IIrevarcj s--_— _ tlItt.*A _ —' - ______ .. J - — - ,d - r - - - n Supt. Layer presented to the 4) \ -_i r tonight. I — - - and by Garry Trudeau P Wt7? )tX' /4f vu,..r t?U' CE55 I W M4 M W Ia/A 4Mr i4co ,ii 11 I Board is scheduled to again .Z;Infc,rd Civic Center. developments. The three new districts, take up the top of courtesy Mrs Auth Administrative Mrs. Auth told of the passage however, have no authority for busing — the free tran• • c' '7 '""ester H this Lix, necessitating an • Johms River A • 3portation of pupils 1,iving , heir schoolWater Management calliny it "one of the most amendment to the constitution within two miles of t length fle4ns of enlightened pieces of en- to provide this authority'. —at It.sn "i" 1;njgJfla' ' 'e rive* t'thosq • 'e St1 slide vlror.n' 'r !egislationi" in the This will appear on the I1arch in the Seniinwe County Cc)jr. pictures to illustrate the Uhitedates, 9 primary ballot s Conthouse. Mrs. Carmen Hall, a member enormity of the stuadon. This act provided for a roposing an Of a special committee studying "Parts of the river, including regiaflal approach to Water amendment to the State Conthe issue, requested time to Lake George, are now in the management through the stitution authorizing and study' a new courtesy busing same stage that Lake Apopka establishment of five water limiting local taxes for water policy proposed by' Supt. was in in l%9, an' q OU tranagernent districts whose management purposes to not William Layer. knov, Apopka Is now .a dead ooundarics were predicated on more than one (1) mill." She studied routes near six lake' due to cbannelization and bsdrologically controllable This will elementary schools with run-off of nutriente" 1 f umtsorriver basin boundaries members of the Department uanaemerit o 5ret She further stated that Formerly there were two resources to the St. Johns River Transportation. The routes problems of low water in the agencies involved in water Water management District were described by committee Sanford area are caused by resource management, the which Mrs. Auth pointed out, members as "dangerous" should for the 7 1 - Water Di'astricct "borderline-dangerous." She will present her findings 11-1 41 I - —.'' - ' I 4 01 renters are an asset to an area of welfare with no safety valve because centers free mothers to keep it from being a give. who are able to secure jobs. away program." County Commission ChairThe major opponent Hattaway offered to put man Michael Hattaway has yesterday was Commissioner Kimbrough in touch with Mrs. _____i____ S . . "UII 11 majoricy 01 ooanj sup. John Kim Kunbrough. rough. Kimbrough Phoebe Carpenter, program port for a $10,000 contribution said he approved of the concept rlirr'Ctcr for day care in three tim%;ard Subt(j17L(1 dii) care for of LI C program, but he said he Counties, including Seminole SOifli' 400 needy children in wanted to InSUrIj himself the "Mrs. Carpenter Is willing to Seminole County. county has all the necessary work safeguards into the Atyesterday's county safeguards plugged in before program," hlattaway told COIflJfliSSiOfl meeting Hattawsiy contributing the $10,000. Kimbrough. pushed for the $10,000 after it nnr. Coo r. • The Central Florida - - - - --ulrpenter said said today was learned Seminole Corn.. dma ted Child Care Center Kimi*ough contacted her last munity College has do na ted appealed last year for the entire "i'm afraid to breathe" $20,000 — the first Step toward $50,000, but because of an an she said winning $400,000 In available ticipated shortage of funds the -state and federal grant money cornmi.sslon turned the agency relieved cat A total of $50,000 in local down money is needed to secure omplemented those corn Ilattaway said the $10, missners who supported the $400,000 in state and federal could be taken from a $2?7,000 concept. She Id the ent re matching funds a ailable for county contingency fund Later ission esi establishment of day care the $10,000 could be replaced program if shwill support centers to aid working mothers. when $9 e is allowed the 8,000 in unanticipated opportunity to demonstrate the Hattaway said he will issue a revenue is secured, he added, need for day care. challenge to industry to donate Kimbrough said it was his t .e remaining $20,000. He impression Commissioners Harry C year that the . pointed out that day care concept was "just — I by Dick Turner ,.._J i Donation " What's happening to the St. governmental acts at the Central and Southern Florida 'bebeves in using nature to enormous increase Johns River makes a person rIver's headwaters, referrin in future generations to "get on g to Flood Control District and the accmplish aims rather than population," she said. "Some biologist, and publicized in the the phone nt to cry," declared Jean. the miles of Evening Herald April 13, 1975. call your canals, dikes, and Southwest Florida Water 8U $ I fl wa Auth as she addressed the dams spending millions for unneeded places in the state have no fresh legislators" to nine built by private interests Management District demand action. Calling on all citizens to funded projects" water now due to salt water meeting of Friends of The St. to reclaim marshlands for through the levy In her two hour program, support the Constitutional of ad valorem intrusion. Miami The Seminole County' School Johns Tuesday' night at the farms, ranches and real estate taxes. "Our budget last year Is having to Mrs. Auth mentioned several amendment, the speaker .-.j ' -- - - j Board T Care By ED PRICKETT IIeraldSt4jf Writer - k - it stamped, sell-addressed envelopes are enclosod The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOE3V MODERN ) CARNIVAL Approves b -!!'_ Telly admitted to being 'a to tal slave to women" Said Savalas of Women's Liberation 'They can do w ha t they want, baby. it's all fine by me" Hanging loose, baby while hanging in there, seemed to be Telly's approach to nightclub entertainment At one Point in his show, he did stop short and comment, "I don't know what the heck I'm doing here, but I'm having fun" V II An Oklahoma reader wants to know what our opening bid vulnerable is with. Part of top-flight competi £AKQJVT6VA2 e765A3 lion in any game includes the y,'e make the book opening thrust and counterthrust of bid of one spade With two measures designed to em aces you should never — or at barrass the other side least *almost nc',cr — preempt East's five-club opt-fling in the first seat was designed for that purpose. It workeI far beyond his (Do you have a Question wildest dreams South's dou' for the experts? Write 'Ask ble was primarily for penalty, the Jacobys" care of this but North decided a seven newspaper. The JaCObys will card heart suit was worth a answer individual questions slam bid, 'tr Having fun is wha t it 'sall about to Sa valas - who talks off-screen with the same laconic tough guy-funny guy style as he does on Kojak. "You play pretty close t yGurself. If I were a cop, I'd be,like that," he said on his on-screen performance. the Icing of clubs and decideti OIIT1I lO to shift to a trump Thrte £2 trump leads accounted for the V A K Q 96 53 trump suit while two hearts J 64 were shed from dummy - Then A Q tO South cashed his ace of fST FAST tI)t diamonds and went into a hud. £7 6 3 A 10 9 dIe to end all huddles East V J87 V 10 surely held eight clubs He • K Q 109 , had played three spades and a A54 A AK987632 diamond Was his other card SOL.TII another diamond or a heart' AAK Q Finally South decided to play for a 4•0 heart bruak 1k Ic-cl a •A 7 32 heart, stuck in dummvs nine U and had thrown away a slam f3oth vulnerable If South had thought dearly he would have realized that %est North East South East would have doubled six spades to call for a heart lead A f he didn't h!'t :rv 'ir! 6 V i'.i Pass I'ass Pass Opening kad -54 Day The lollipop legend was born, Savalas explained, when a meter maid gave U. Kojak the candy to help him cut down on smoking. A cop of Kojak's character wouldn't normally go around sucking lollipops, said Savalas — "out He1 (10 it to please a chick." BRIDGE 6£ County 'I'm sick of people handing me a gun and sa)ing, This coming year you many experience an unexpected shift in conditions that will prove udneiiu-ui .rtvrwi.e. rrn mortn your best efforts. Be ready if the breaks come. R L1.. A By JEAN PA1'rESON Herald Stall Writer SWAI•l) amid JAYiIES J-(tHhV 000NESBURY - -. Dr. Lamb AT ' Kojak ' s ' Lollipop — lt ' HAVE CALLED rtiJ 1 SCONER, )\ BUTT 1 (fz TWIED Z,F1X U' - - WIN 1] $10,000 For Centers However, the high point of the show for most of them Mui1id to come' it t)it. final curLim hen Kojak 'AdS presented a 40-pound lollipop, - Sanford, Florida 32771 — Prkc 10 Cents %basA~"` Bad Guy Roles Not YOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 11, 1976 57 r 68th Year, No, 148—Wednesday, February 11, 1976 - Phone Books Ref lect C;rowt - .' , 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/. 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