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Ieing ward Seminole Community College teach management courses topleel county employes Bob Andrew, the educa ti on coordjtor, said SCC courses win cost about 10 times less than a similar Florida Techn0logical University (FTu) offer that was under consideration by the county officials. 0 When Andrew the ir of public works first reported on the a%aflabillty of management courses, countyoffici, - d ector - jr -' - - ... . ( k It-: S-0 rn,lo~"A n _.-,,.J,q _1WI...,C~ . . , I I 11 _ 11 A -- - - v I 9--i --i, I I- '._:.; - _F '_7,_-_-a29NM_.__ ffiWLt~_'_ - . I- - 4/ - .. ". - \ I , - . 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E s Tallahassee that ill go to trial In her actions day, Judge Assistant State At ne Sanford facility had a plea from Patrick Johnn Gregg, Heffernan told Circuitty co Bill urt firearms examination section 36, of Winter Park, tu Judge Richard Muldrew today until the death In July of its aggrae battery In con that the prosecution is having firearm examiner. nection with the Dec. 2-, Mficulty in getting laboratory -';lie" tile lab wm operated reports on e0dence in criminal by the county," Polk said, -the wOundIng Of William Maloon at the Forest City. cases and joined defense at. State Attorney got a copy of The court ordered Gregg torney Chris Ray In asking for a reports. But now, under state committ t continuance in the first-degree operation, the reports go hospital for evaluation and . Nancy directly to the law enforcement ordered a pre-sentence in. ____ I Dr - , i5~Z — vestigation to be delaved until Mrs. Black, 33, is accused of examination." eleased from the killing tier husband, Billie The sheriff said, in order to hospital. -_1'_~ -, ,"~ - . •- in e ' ' i - e Mrs. and women Ca e ncrease Before COMmission - St_JohnsShadNetsRemoved %7 ii U11 W - B P.1% Lu -1 * )c 9 - It iN 7;1M in - I . . V \ -W1 ~4 - _,2__f_ -_.-__ - _ - Uvrc_ .,~ 1, .., '1 -a ,-I ~ I : .4F - - ". 'O.~,e- f „ k~-,.~ .: 11~ .,~ n,- It' -, :~ ~ - ,'wDt'i T - MM _ 1#_*yr, VE r __1 ., _ - .__-__ - r- M ~ 93 -I Z_ _ --- - fft~) - P” _:i~ -, .,-I -I -1. , - _ Guild 4, ~ I [CL P I S. t 0 — ~ 9* I ! . 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': A Ftorisl . he igated tax ir_ _ disturbed with county officials. offered to buy his property for nished by Monroe Harbour However. he said he just $180,000 at a public auction wanted to Insure himself that fiber gl mounted on i If someone had offered the property had been marked , 1180,000, Pope would have been at a fair price. iarding galvanized till trailer bl to sell supplied ) flhiflO C 0 Pope said dIdnot know "I was a little ed', ( what basi.i county officials use(lJo{xlSThiswlllgoasacom $214,070 evaluation. lie said no one offered to buy lanling the heaviest shad o __&~ ___ L * 4R , et M ,< ___________ - — 1 _-' , b---- - __ __-_ , " - __ 1 -'-A._it~'t by participatiug Central bot - ' 0. - - Eg o ~ __ ;; - . Ill' Johnson motor f - fff~_ 7! _ Z __ - rti.,.fl.,..j-~. .; _%_r - ,- 7 ._**_ V_ 6:~% . _ '.-. - ( ____ - ; b -- = I 2111,0i I - - C;,r;~_-i . _X T - - 2I Today - . - - . I I 3.0. .5";4 ,;"` 0_ ons Good - 5 "-` IL t m r - Der the bottle. 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(X course the choice was merely an indication of preference -not an official action by the board. caliber pistol on Dec, 27 at the evidence to be examined at the maximum sentence of 15 years 2809 (,roe Sanford, Sanford rune Lab, that he has prison on the plea. home of her sister, Mrs Archie ordered all deputies to . z.r Greggtold the court he went MrCrti riitly n&ify b c' ar i us Ifulisr li -wife at Judge Muldrew, sitting this cas 'asbng out - that 53 n Mar St Forest City, week for Circuit Judge i. won't go to trial.,, lie A _1 4 said this the day after they were .. .. .. William %%oodson, continued would take evidence out of line divorced, and (Lre to & i.. . Black's trial until the for examination and tests and from a né that hd inweek of March 8. ART EXHIBIT help spd up lovers from the Sanford area flocked oLc the Chic Center, L*nt : kill he1f. Heffernanoffice said that thebeen Ste Sunday, to attend the 17th Annual %lembehlp Exhibit and Tea of Attorney's hasn't DRAWS CROWDS the Sanfor"eminole Art Show. Best In Show award in the adult I getting reports on examination divisiofl as won by Truth' Nopprr; Ma hIawig on the junior bl o f eidence by the Sanford I Ist in Show Award. More than 150 a and crafts exhibi were 'rime fborato dar annual e% and that tly. Abbott Herring's men's Section. ifferald Photo by Tom Vincerill chief investigator. Jack __ — F ulenwider, had been B ALDIE. MURPHY outlet serice charge be set at dispatched to the lab at the hlerald Staff Writer $1 50 The charge is now $1 .00 Sanford Airport to demand — for additional outlets ports" New customers of Seminole . . Chandler Smith, acting CablevisionwIllhavetopay no e able a on S yo formal request for the upward The anon case is docketed Saying they had been living in to Florida sets hooked up to the ser-vice if a rate adjustment states that the for trW in circWt court this fear of their lives, the couple D By BOB ORRELL epartment of Criminal Law rate increase request Is a w eek company is experiencing complete spinning outfits. are certificates, eij;ht passes for Enforcement ( FDCLE) said in a Jtion to the gunshot substantial operating losses; is proved at tonight's meeting o f Mrs. Jones said Saturday the fired into their home Nov. lo, hlerd Outdoor (orrespondent offered for the hea% lest caught pier fishing in Datona a filet operation last July, wasn't the city commission, scheduled not a utility with a guaranteed anon charge will be dismissed the house was again hit by in each of two age categories, knife, $15 certifi * cate, portable available to comment today on !or 7 p.m. at City Hall. rate of return; and points out Fntrants In Sanford 's Firm under 16 years and over 16 radio against her son because there gunshots 10 days ago and last , Instamatic camera, two backlogs in cases in which Annual Shad Derby can look years of age. at the company t not had According to the proped "is not enough eidence" certificates for $15 and $10, e%idence is being examined. week's incident was the third forward to excellent fishing this , an increase in rates in fi ve new rates submitted to corl , Admitting that her son's time Additional participating another spinning outfit three Sheriff John Polk, who missioners b fingerprints were on the soda Seminole years year because all commerci,il merchants hae added to the certificates a n electronic fish previously super%lsed the lab, Cableusion, the monthly shad nets have been removed pop bottle used in the -,Nfolotov Mrs. Ora Jones, wlio, sai d Prize list to include a pair of finder and depth sounder, Sio said there is a "big backlog"of Other items on the city service harge will increase commission agenda tonight cocktail" hurled into a side Saturday she and her f,imily from the St. Johns River, ac. shock absorbers, a sleeping certificate, and two galvani cases being handled by the from thecpresent $4.95 to $6.95, cording to tarry Uartzog, bag $1000 gift certificate, bedroom window at the King w r te Kin 's' next doci include a request by Jack boat anchors state lab and that he has been for the ft outlet biologist with the Florida Game gasoline certificate, four ighbor, claimed the city home on November 10, Mrs $5 gift Homer and Mrs Dora Lee All fishing camps on the river told more chemists are lie harassed her over a and Fresh Water Fish Cor Jones said other fingerprints certificates, a $25 gift cer reported good fishing oer the employed to reliee the nlissioners Cit \tanager WE Bahet riod of months in a dispute mission in Welaka, were aiso on tificate, a $10 gift cti-tificate, 52 weekend with the percentage of situation. , k use the Ci th the Kin°s The nits were used in former free oil changes She said that in addit.ion the Knowles recommended the Center: public hearings t, , free front end roe shad running almos per Polk said and a laborato years to trap shad on their i bottle, which lodged between alignment, $5 certificate, cent. One large one, weighing source proposed rate schedule be consider clong %acating an Confirm ed o Mrs Jones said she would spawning migration to the tha t approved, exce the window and screen at Pr opane camp lantern, pocket nearly SL pounds was landed (1reani examinations are pt for a monthly abandoning alleys between 18th the appear before city council upper reacheS of no fee K tile river anti cainera outfit, $2 proposed for each Street and th Sweet, and a $10 certificate. by a young fisher ing home, d not contain a tonight to 'laud' the polico the fish were made into fer rnan near longcr mide at the Sanford additional outle AM FM table radio two $5 Marwa Isle t. Knowles request for Wne exte ions on flammable fluid, but rather deparunent "for doing its lob." tilier. 11arg stated that facility and firearms evidence recommends the additional condemnations contained only water. "77heY (the police de'part- fertilizer factories have found ne bottle did not explode ment) performed their of ,_ because it lodged upright they were called (by Sir. and unfeasible. A~,00'- , betwcen window and screen, an Mrs. King) and they came," Shad Derby committee -1 - A __ _ assLstant fire marshal said Mrs Jones said members will meet tonight at , ____ _ I 7 r However, liattaway plus the county's department chiefs chose FU over SCC at a staff meeting at the county courthouse in Sanford Lab Re orts De -% I . paper wick. charges against her son, more gunshots were fired into King Charles Edward Jones, 22. of detailed a story of the -I ' under which they had live-d ro the Past several months and charges stem from charged th the It I had city firebombing at the Churchlittle at CC a done street, Longwood home of Mr their lives nothingo pro r s urmg and Mr& Linton king per iod. bherifI Polk said he disc,issed Mrs. King said harassment the matter w.th Vrnton us began after neighbo reported morning and Vinton denies to ic that 2O carloads of nking any tic promisu. In üiir "Our dement fully intehd ""ire visiting a neighbor to handle this case right do home, leaving in the wee hours the middle and let justice take of the morning in what ap. Its cotse," Polk said. peared to be "intoxicated-, or "1 would not tolerate any of "drugged" state, making an my People making such excessive amount of noise, promises if al,) . such proniLses laughing and screaming. were ever made,' le said. Meanwhile, Assistant State hoMrs Kin said her frame barded with Attoruey William Heffernan, la chu nks concre te who is scheduled to prosecute thereafter and hit with LB's Jones on the arson charges, declined comment on the case culminating th the attempted firebombing on Nov. 10. day. & I L " - - - __4 _tr__16 _ .X ,I 6a " , -I . The Kings returned home department promised a from work on Nov.10 to find Longwood mother assistance in their home filled with smoke, having arson charges draperies soot-blackened, the dismissed against her son "Prigh, bottle.lodgcd bc-,;;rci~.j a Mrs. Ora I MarY) Jones said broken window and screen. and Saturday that Sgt. William a slug from a revolver Vinton of the Seminole County the bedroom wall. Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway questioned the facts in a newspaper article which said county of. ficials initially chose F'7U courses at $3,000, as oppomd to SCC courses for about $30n. , . L- . ':I Se%erai weeks ago the assistant mahal said the bottle con Polk denied today that any member of his 1h * I- _____________ I II) DONNA FF herald Staff riter 4J~ , ," , I I W Jk- * r- Commissioner fticharJ Williams, W'IO initially favored paying taxpayer money to train county employes, said he wasn't aware of any controversy concerning the Kwiatkowski said mangerial employes need to be brought UP to date, also, on the latest theories of employe relations and that state of the art whic h deals with labor problenLs 0t 10 (10 that. Kititkos maintains, could leave the county in an awkward Position when it comes time to bargain ' ith county employes. Public employes this year .,jhJ!;j ~~ ,u'. - 0% M- --_ A 0 1?1 - ~ --- ~ Z ~2, _< , 0 M I- a ~~(N -73 ~ ~ >Y ". No V 31. . - rn r- _ = - - - t for the first time have the right to form unions and bargain collectively for wages and other benefits. - - - -,-,. I iI Sheriff -Denies i_ *, io Pro MISes Made 61 ?9§ i ill __ , . Uri - crnployes had all the skills necessarydo a notch job. But, he added, that just isn't the case not in private industry, nor in county go%ernmen Kimbrough ao said co management h the a bundle All all Kbrough Saul the conunIon would be neglecting duty not insure county government against poor management. If to it costs Illoney, Kimbrough says it's a small price for the beriefts that will be reaKd in the end, It would be nice, Kimbrough said, if till management - ~ - f J K __ - // ~_ . - ____ NoA I 0 ;.-4* ____ 0 0 Vt rn, <_(~l - . (A ~ ~li;l,_I1 - ~P_ 0 , "'I -/ -, -19 V 1. "I -A -k -- ., M -i ~ !:T ( t - ,, Vr` r-_ _ . , - V, I ~) I 9 ) t 70 ~, r> . fJ U.r r- I'" V'. U _T_ j~ g r- < ~ . - ____ _. m - __- ___ -_ - -.n .--- ._- i I I - .- ,2L4 ,~?, , 3: ,q,:q 9 P-6 -6 0 - - f~~ I. I W~_~ , , - 04 2 I ;_ . T_ 1% - ___________________ ..-..'-i,_ .- V"t v > I V. , I - -_ -- No, .17 Z- V\ ~~ 1 Z.", . -. - - - - - ~~, I.,- - ~ A s,, I Management Courses SCC Though some citizen criticism has rLsen concerning the county's P aying Out taxpayer money to train county el"PlOyes, two Minty mminissioners--John Kimbrough and Harry Kwiatkowski - defend the practice. Kimbrough said keeping count) employes (fl the state Of the art of rnanagernuit will sate tho usands If SCC instructors are chosen, the cost will be about $10 Per employe, Andrew mid. _________________ _______ Fa vors "oniosed of professors who have Published books. But Andre said the ity -staff reevaluated its IX)SitiOnafter meeting with StC ik said it looks as if SCC will teach about 30 county employes. Ikfoe cla& begin howeer, the Board of County Commissioners mst okay the proposal Arnfre says he may present the matter for the commission's perusal at Tuesday's meeting'. r At least one county Official MXQ (-- _U ii~~, I: , -_ III"e t~ :F -1 - . -~ ,_. .~, ~_ ~_ _CZ __1' M> L11% I"- M Choice Would Cost Less Than F. T. U. Off icial oun By ED PRlCK fleraidSffW ( 1J 1, ~ — ___ __ 00 :1: ,._ , . ,.~... 4 *1 n__ ,-I.--.t..- ._ 1, - _- ____ . _~. I_ -' , _-,T-_oj.j 7 I W __ _"_- - - -:- _T_711o; - — I——t" __ I 1r~= . . -1 o :. - - i - VJ r- - r-- r . G -) 1 > lei ra 1iJ I Z R _ I 1;~'. - _ -, 1. - — ___ .. ,Q~~ \**)J _.00/ 11 - _____ %..10 04 . VJ X_ T Zio __ , ______ ~,I as _______ 1< 1), ( . C.) %-_._ 4 I 1 ~ rj P 1. .I -. - 0 - 1,-A> i P1, co ________________________ - - .• 06-, ow I IS 4;U S Pd - 15Z i C., __ - -,.--- _____ - _ UR ~ - ) ___________________ I - - __ .. 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Andrew says he may present the matter for the commilsions perusal at Ttiesday's meeting, Though Srne citizen criticism has risen concerning the county's paying out taxpayer money to train county employcs, two co unty commissJonerjohn Kimbrough and Harry Kwiatkowski - defend the practice, _______________________ Kimbrough said keeping county employes t tri the state of the art of management will Save thOUsan(ls and LhouSa,I(ls of dollars in the future, It would be nice, Kimbrough said, if all management At 1111 5T_ f — W ~~ _-~ . >M ~~ ~, Bob Andrew, the county's education coordinator, said courses will cost about 10 trn less than a similar lorida Technological University (FTU) offer that was der consideration by the county officials. If SCC instructors are Chosen, the cost will be about o per employe, Andrew said. 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I ___________ -, ______ - -. - , the home, hit. and Mrs. King Longwood, detailed a story of the would be dismissed, The und the Past several charges stem charged that the city police had firebombing at the Church done l ittle nothing Street, Longwood home of Mr. ngo nod I • - - - _________ ______ . H)'BOBl.U)yi) lleldStaff Writer -• _________ -. - _______ A ":- •' ', - - •• Tn "a For Murder . so rnahal said the bottle contamed a flammable liquid and a Sheriff John Polk denied paper wick, kxlav that any mem be r of his The Kings returned home department promised a from work on Nov. 10 to find ln'ood mother assistance In their home filled with smoke, having ar so n charges draperies soot blackened, the dnussed agait her son upright bo ttle lodged between a Mrs. a (Mary) Jones said broken window and zcrccn, and Saturday that Sgt. William aslugfromarevolvcrlgj Vinton of the Seminole Count) the bedroom wall Sheriffs Depar tment ga ve her It Tuesday night, after two c"assur the arson harges against we fired jnt r p _-_._r._ : " ~ - - - .:.i --I- ~_ .11 ,_1 • I _-., *- - , ~__ -*.!. - - . -' ____ I tJ __ -- . _. - — ? .41--1 "A th -- be forwarded to th e that will go to tr ial. F'DCLE's Tallahassee Inotherartlons t od a). Judge laboratory. M ul drew accepted a no contest Assistant State Atty Bill The Sanford facility had a plea(rompatrickJohimGre gg He ff ernan told Circuit Court firear ms examination section 36, of Winter Park, to Jlge Richard Muidrew today until the death in July of i ts aggravated battery in conthat the prosecution is having firearms examiner. nection with the Dec. 22 thfficult in get ting laboratory When t he lab wa.' cpc-tcd uu:x1ing of William Maloon at reports on eidence in criminal b) the county," Polk said the Fore st Cu) cases and joined defense at. Sta te Attorney got a co py th e The court oered Gregg torneyChrisRayInasjflgfg reports. But now, under state mmitted to a state mental co continuance in the f irst -degree operation, the reports go hospital for e%aluatfon and murder trial of Mrs Nanc> directi) to the law enforcement ordered a pre-sentence in submitting evidence for %es tigatmntob d ela yed flfl Mr s. Black, , Is aced of Gregg is released from the ne sheriff said, in order to hospital. help relieve the pileup Of Gregg caliber pistol on Dec. 27 at the ev idence to be cxanr,ed at the maximum could receive a killing her husband, Billie Wayne Black, 46, with a .38 sentence of 15 years - in prison on the pi a. G re g told t he court he went h. to te Gf h ex-wife at home of her ster, Mrs Arcle ordered all deputies to tinMcCo rm ick mediat el) notify the lab of an ,,ri~j -. , £ ,11 Judg€ Mdrcw, sitting this cases wung out — week for Circuit Judge J won't go to tr ial " He said th t 5302 Don Mar St For Cth is the day after they were y •• William Woodso n , continued ou1d take evidence out of line di vorce d, and tired two Mrs. Black's trial un for examination and tests and that from a hrd i:Art losers from the Sanford area (locked to the ('hir Center, wee k of March 8. ART EXHIBIT help spd u hia oL cli3 nd kiD Heffernan sa id that the State Sunday, to attend the 17th Annual Membership Exhibit and Tea of Attorney's office hasn't been DRA WS hit' Sarilord-Seminole Art Slow. Best In Show award In the adult getting re diisioti was won by Trude Nopper; Mary lIarpo rts on examination twig won the junior bl TV of cvdence by the Sanford Best in Show Award. More than I c s 150 art and (-rafts exhibits were Crime L a boratoryand that the popular annual e!,ent. Story, pc(ure's on Page ' Section (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) State Atty. Abbott Herring's f chief investigator, Jack C Fulenwider, had been By AUDIE MURPHy outlet service charge be set at d ispatched to the lab at the IleraldStajf Writer $L50. Th e charge is now $1.00 Sanford Airport "to demand " for additional outlets. reports." culminating declined comment on the New customers of Seminole firebombing on Nov. 10. Chandler Smith, acting Cablevisi onwiIlhaeto today. pa y Seminole Cablevision s I The arson case is docketed t . Saying they had been liing in from county to Florida sets hooked upto the for trial in circuit court this fear of their lives, the couple service jja ra te adjustment states that the Department of Criminal lw rate increase request By BOB Oil It E 1.1, week. is ap- company is experiencing said In alditlon to the gunshot spinning outfits, are certificates, eight pa.;ses for Enforcement i FDCLE ) Ilenald Outdoor Correspondent complete Mrs. Jones said Saturday the fired Into their home Nov. 10, proved at tonight's meeting of substantial operating losses; is offered for th e heaviest caught pier fishing in Daytona, a filet operation last July, wasn't the city arson charge will be dismissed the commission, scheduled not a utility with a guaranteed in each of two age categories, knife, $15 certificate, portable available to house was again hit by comment today on for 7 p.m. at City Hall. Entrants in Sanford's First un der 16 years against her son because there gunshots rate o re turn, and points out 10 days ago and last Annual Shad Derby and over 16 radio, InstwnatIc camera, two backlogs in cases in which can "is not enough eviden ce." According to the proposed that th e company look wears of age. week's Incident was the third forward to ex not had certificates for $15 and sio, eidence is being examined, ce llent fishing th is an increase in rates in five Admitting that her son's time. new rates submitted to co - Additi Additional ona l participating another spinning outfit, three year because all commercial Sheriff John Polk, who missioners fingerprints were on the soda have added to the certificates, an electronic fish previously supervised the lab, Cablevision by Seminole )ears. M Ora Jones who said nets have been removed prize list to include a pa po p bo ttle used in the "Molotoy the monthly Other items on the city droom saturday she and her f amily from the St. Johns River, ac- shock absorbers, a sl eeir of finder and depth sounder, $10 sa id there Is a "big backlog" of service charge will increase commission cock ta il" hurled into a side were agenda tonight ping ce rtifi ca te, and two galvanized cases being handled by the from the present 95 to the Kings' next 'door cording to Larry Hartzog, bag, $10.00 gift certificate, be windo w at the King v.95, include a reques t by Jack boat anchors, neighb or, or, ccame state lab and that he has been for the first outlet. l aimed the city biologis t with the Florida Game gasoline home on November 10, Mrs. nei ,.,.. gift certificate, four Homer and Mrs. Dora LetMI fishing camps on the river told more chemists , are being and FreshWater Fish Corr over Jones said other fingerprints In a memorandum to . -certifi cates. a t ------' i'irt rkn r(n .is,1 t ---'---m. P1ii nLIt -, . '.0 kIU vi we anrori iiiiiiig b"-'-' over toe eltiploycu to relieve the xriod of months in i dispute mission in WelaL'i were filso on the tx)ttle. tifiatc a$lo gift ccrtirftate, 52 weekendwiui flussioners, City Mar'ager W.E. Ballet Guild, to use the Civic the percentage of situation The nets were used in former free oil changes, free front end roe She sai d that in addition the with Knowtes recommended the Center public hearings to twining almost i5 per years to trap sha d on their alignment bottle w hi ch lodg ed between Polk said. and a laboratory proposed rate schedule be consider closing, vacating and Mrs Jones sa id she would spawning migration $5 certificate, cent One large one, weighing source to the confirmed, that approved except for a monthly the window and screen at the appear before city Prop an e camp lantern, pocket nearly s pounds was a ba ndoning alleys between 18th cou nci l upper reaches of the riser and landed firearms examinations are no fee King home, did not conta in a tonight to 'laud" the $2 proposed for each Str eet and 20th Str camera ouUit $10 ce rtificate, police the fish were made into fer b a young fisherman near longer made at eet and the Sanford flammable fluid, but rather department "(or doing its AM F M table radio, two M arina Isle facility and firearms evidence additional outlet Knowles request for time eensjons on job." tilizer. Hartzog stated that the recommends the additional contained only water. "They (the police depart- fertilizer factories have found condemtions A: -. _________________________ " The bottle did not explode rnent) performed their duties, this practice to be economically because it lodged upright they wec called (by Mr 4.. and muifeastble between window and screen, an Mrs King) and toe) came," f Shad Derby committee as.sLstant fire marshal said Mrs Jones said • ,r 4' -. - " membe rs will meet tonight at ____________________________ 730 at the Chamber of Corn _________________________ merce building to complete .. AroundThe aock plans for 'kickoff" day 4-A isda , Bridge Saturday. 4-B ' The Derby, spo nsored by The ale ndar 2A Evening Herald and backed by Com es . • ..--4-B i the Greater Sanford Chamber -- Crossword . 4-8 If I. ofConmierce,willrun .ough 'Editorial An Altamonte Spr ings man $23 4,07" ',he offered to sell March 14 . 4-A 4 . I' said this morning he won a the pro pe rty' at public auction Following the 30 (lay contest, Dear Thb.' ' I B L skirmish with county officials for .chat he considered a fair the ;— • Sanford Poli(e Eleneolent I r. lm b ". , ','.. l. • ''. after no one offered to pay price — $180.000. Association will sponsor a Iloroleope $180,000 for land on which the ftft '. A : 4-fl -1, barbecue at which time awards P—%. rwill be . .. mad-~ to the winning Leffler, said today's action . _. 1~ I ~ Obituaries IM inearL in, 7T',,- .* -', S -, ,::.-.:,. .'- -,. V_ < - ... - 3-A $2l4,00. value of the property for tax The list f jriz& S ('fl!ribtik '" . • ' Albert I'ope spoke with purposes is $180,000. by participating Central 'I.............. ' '". Television !B : 1i reporters In front of the cour- ------ , .. . .-... .-- -I -. ninv- ' '- / T . -- CROWDS Ca e Be ore . ,OA Z n rea e St.JohnsShadNetsRemoved Derby Good -- r- 6 '' '- Owner Is 'v'icfor r ni I S i n ax X - 'I' I1IJUI U. • '' , L ' ' - - ,- c4 , , Jinridn - - 4'd - F a 4 •' " r . I AV ' M.1 41 W2 ; ..-N - ; - -(-?' I ' - ' p ';_e. '' -- ff' ., C 4 ' F ..'r -- ~ __ - - ' i -, Ouay , 1~ ~ % . g!PhJ • . ': - f.' I ' = - 7 - ' P J g tn I i t, wg a /1 ' -- --#'~ 0 • Ji ' . J ,'•J ~' $-, ) -) . to ,_ I \. .; fo + : -. - ! ( 1g 9 Of course the choke was merely an indication of Re orts 1 . _-I 1, ,I -6 1. N, ' - - ~3 - __ q - .J_. P_ v LL-.J -... a=._2:5114 ' '3 . ... !a k!I1II} I Fr to W ff - = tv S. 172 ar J.ar 9 to F M to Pr I (51 0 ;3 -1 ; :: "~, - : --:-- :9 1 .1 4 wee s ago the assistant their 1iesdurj and Mr Unton king Sheriff Po said he discussed Mr King sa id harassment the matter with Vinton s began after neighbors reported morning and Vinton denies to police that 230 carloads of ch promisa. wn and wen In the ir 20's rrP) ng an y "Our department fully lntehd. 're nightly visiting a ne ighbor to handle th is case right down home, leaving in the wee ho ur s the mid dl e and let justice ta ke of the morning In what op. its course," Polk said. peal-ed to be "intoxicated" or "1 woul d not tolerate any of "drugged" state, making an my people making such excessive amount of noise, promises if any such promises laughing and screaming. were ever made," i.e -said. Mrs. Kin said her frame Meanw hile, Assista nt Sta te Atto rney William Heffernan, home Was bombarded with lb large chun k ks concrete who is scheduled to pr osecute r a hi hi t Jones on the arson charges, thereafter 6--d 00 102 r -< '0 ;~ _ _ * ____- ___ -,-\, i ii, Promise s Made - _____ (p ~ , ~,N~ However, Hattaway plus the county's department rhiefs chose Fill over SCC at a staff meeting at tht county courthouse in Sanford. >>z - ___ Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway questioned the facts in a newspaper article which said county officials initially chose FTU courses at £3,000, as opposed to SCC courses for about W. --..',., j4 p for the first time have the right to form Unions and bargain collectively for wages arid other benefits. Commissioner Richard Williams, who Initially favored paying taxpayer money to train county employes, said he wasn't aware of any controversy concerning the issue. -- •- — cniplriyes had all the skills necessary to do a top-notch job But, lie addei, that just Isn't the case — not in private industry, nor in county governme, Kimbrough also said cost management has the potential to save taxpayers a bundle. All in all Kimbrough said the commission wou!'l be neglecting its duty not to insure county government fx o' managemen t . If it tijsts money, Kirnbrough says it's a small price for the benefits that will be reaped In the end, Kwiatkowski sa id mangerial employes need to be brought up to date, also, on the latest thec-ries of employe relations and that state of the art which deals with labor problems, Not to (Jo th at, Kwiatkowskj maintains, could leave the count)' in an awkward position when It comes time to bargain with county employes. Public emnlnt'pl $hie '' - .•. , ., ~, - A ___! .'., ..- - �- - ..- . - .... - aA rTflL. rfl Fl. Monday, Feb.t. "!' Officially Announces Candidacy Legal Notice - r "- Legal Notice - Legal Notice At Goldsboro Elementary and AflflhlraTIfl1 JIN TWF rIPrIPIT flIIDT TN! !!CE S EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- ORDINANCE CLOSING, cosiu. VACATING 'AND CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE VACATING, AND ABANDONING ABANDONING RIGHTSOFWAY WAY AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN LANCELOT COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE is heretjy given that CIVIL CASE NO. 7S.I1.CAO•O GUINEVERE COURT FLAGSHIP BANK OF KISSIM TO WHOM IT MAY COHCEIN Board of County Commlssionec of fllamrng the nation's ilLs on down. MEE. f&merly MARINE BANK OF NOTICE IS HERLOY GIVEN by Sem*nole County, florIda, at 1% congre wifi requii-e a lot KISSIMMEE, a banking corporation the City Council of the CY Regular Meeting held on the 3rdday national bureaucrats and If that happens, the governor time. And, chances are Vihien organhtt'cjufl<,4,rthelawsofthe5tate Casselberry, Seminole County, ot February. AD, 1976, in the politicians, County Corn- will be required to appoint a will be hard put to function as a of Florida, Florida, that a Petition was received County Commissoners' Meeting I missioner Sidney Vihlen Jr., in replacement. Plaintiti by said Council On th 15th day of foom in the Courthouse at S nfo-d, county commissioner while January, AD., 1976. to close, vacate, Seminole County, Florida, pursuant a prepared speech today, Whomever is appointed will campaigning for Congress. SPIlLER CONSTRUCTION and abandon a portion of thO& to Petition and Notice heretofore promised to work to correct have the edge in thIs year's Vihien associates his major COMPANY, a Florida corporatIon. certainstreetsnamedLanctot Way given, passed and adopted a and Guinevere Court in the City of Rewtution Closing, vacating anti Congressional seat held by seat presently occupied by with the Ills he 58)3 exist in Florida. described aS follows, to wit FORCLOSUR E SAL! ctairnn' any and all right of the Congressman Richard Kelly. Vih!en because an Incumbent is government at both the state Reform of Vv'elfare Lavvs That part Of L4ncetot Way right. County of seminole and the public in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that At three separate press considered to have the edge and national level, the undersigned, ArThur H. Beck- of-way tying between Lot 47. Bt.00k and to the following described with, Jr., Clerk of the irct.jit Court, "E", and Lot 1, Block ".1", Camelot rights of way, to wit DtJUhlAl. N.H. tAPi — President Ford, s'ing conlcrcnces called to officially over a rival office seeker. "The system is right," Vihlen Seminole County, Florida, will On Unit 7, as recorded In Plat Book That portion of the unnamed right OtJBCC his candidacy, the thinks New Hampshire Republicans wiU prefer his perThe reason Vihien may resign noted. "It's the politicians and the 73rd clay of February, 1976, Pages 95 and 96, PubliC Records of o way, east of lot 11. as recorded in lcrmance to Ronald Reagan's rhetoric, is considering a commissioner from Sanford is because the race for Lireaucrats who have failed." between the hours of 11:00 o'clock Seminole County, Florida, north of Southern Florida CitruS Company's promised citizens he would use ____________________________ I)3t-CleCtion overhaul of welfare laws to help U ______________________________ a m. and 7:00 o'clock p.m., at the the northerly right of-way line of Plat of Sec. 26, Twp 19S, Range 37E. west front door of the Seminole Gulnevere Drive tO the flOt "cut out ... the chiselers." his experience at government's Plat Book 2. PageoI. Public Records County Courthouse, Sanford, thwes?erly boundary line Of Said Of Seminole County, Florida Legal Notice Legal Notice "grass roots" level to retUrn Ford was back at the White house today alter a twoday Florida, offi'r for sate and Sell at Camelot Unit 7 By the Board of County Corn ti country to the people. hunt for votes in the nation's first preiidentidl IN . THE CIRCUIT public outcry to the highest and best COURT That part of Guinevere Court miioners of Seminole County. NOTICE OF CALL bidder for cash, the following right of-way lying between Lot 34 Florida, thiS 3rd day of February. "In my opinion," Vlhlen said. £10' TE ENTH JUDICIAL dR. lIeaid he might be back before the Feb.21 balloting. FOR SEALED BIDS CUlT SEMINOLE described property in Seminole arid Lot 39. Block "E", Camelot Unit AD. 1976 COUNTY, Stal"d Bids for lurnushing labor County, Florida, to wit: "It's people that really COUnt. FLORIDA "lexpectiodu well in New Hampshire," Fordsaid, dis2,asrecorded inPlat Book 16, PageS (Seali and materials 8nd performir.g all lutS.SIfl suggestiotis that tüs campaign organization is That'swhatmycandldacylsall PROBATE DIVISION Lots 3$ and 39, Block 8, Sterling 95 and 96, Public Records of Board of County CASE NUMBER: 764CP workneceSsaryandlncidentaltothe Park Unit 3, according to ptat Seminole County, Florida, from the 1iltering where Reagan's is strong. about." CommissIoners In R•: the Estate of construction MIlwee Middle therf recorded in Plat Book IS. northely right of way line of School Addition,of will be received by of Seminole County, Florida lie said he thinks the voters will base their judgsent on Vihien, a Democrat, touched EL BA BARBER HANSEL, es 57, 53 ar,d 54, Florida. Public Records Gulnevere Drive to the northerly By: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr the School Board of Seminole of Seminole County, lulicles - "I don't think they will make tt,eir decision on Ofl ec$ucatjoi, the tax system, Clerk of the Circuit Court Deceased. County, Florida at the offke of the pursuant to Final Judgment of 2bounaa;y line at said Camelot Unit U.e hasir of promises or rhetoric." CITATION foreign relations, the economy, .Joann K. Hare THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Superintendent 0? Schools. Sanford, Foreclosure, entered in the above and that the said City Council will L)ep'fly Clerk education and other issues at Florida, until I 00 P.M., Monday, styled pending cause, holdapublichearifluOn the Petition PubliSh: Feb.9, 1976 JACKIE U. DOUGLASS, NONA 6. February 73, 1976, at which time all his second press conference of WILSON, RUTH WITNESS my hand and the seal of at 7 00 p m on the 73rd day of DEW 3$ New Flail System Coming BARBER, bids willbe be done publicly opened. All s.aicI the day this morning in PAULINE McGUIRE and MARY work shall in accordance 1976Court this 6th day of February, February, A D.. 1916, at the City TRAINOR Hall f the City of with the drawings and specifications (Seal) lando. VhllNGThN tAPi — The lost Service next month Florida, A? which time thai. for en1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EtOPIT. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that prepared b'j W. R. Fniuell Ar. puts it new system to work handiini mailed packages but Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. againstthectosingwillbeheardafld EENTH JUDICIAL "Fourteen years experience a Pition has been filed In said chitects. Inc. 200 West Wdbourrie CIRin community affairs, business Court provn tør the Determlnaton Clerk of the Circuit Court pOStill Olfj('iIlS sty (her still expect the serice's parcel fnal action taken by the City CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE e Arnue, Winter Park, Florida of Hir, and you are hereby fly Elaine RiCharde Council, tO Wit, the enactment of an COUNTY. FLORIDA. .olwne to continue to shrink while United ParcelService, Each Bid mutt be accc.panieJ by Depuiy and government leadership Ofl required to file your written a Bid Bond In form satisfactory to PublIsh: Feb.Clerk 9, 1916 Ordinance abandoning that portion CivilAction Number 1S-l$l9.CA-OtA both legislative and adaprivatec'ornpny,enJargesj(sshareoftheniarket of said streets ADVANCE MO" 16461 COP thereto within thirty days said Board, Certified Check or ministrati%'e t'r ':-' levels hn'.'t' The Postal Service points to rate differences (or the . i""calion or Posting Cashier's Check in an amount not ______________________________ A D. DATED or 1976 this Sth day of February, PORATION. . Delaware poration, prepared a solid foundation for hereof, and serve a copy thereof lessthanflve(Sp.ercent) per centof planation. The service's parcel rates are 20 per cent Plaintiff. (Seal) upon the Petitioner's attorney, the total amount of the Bid as a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE higher than those of United Parcel Service, its chief Mary W Hawthorne, vS effective and hard hitting KENNETH M. BEANE, P.O. guarantee that the Bidder will, if EIGHTEENTH JeDICIAL dR. romupetitor. For example, a two-pound parcel sent from representation in the United Drawer One. CMselberry, Florida. awarded the Contract, enter Into a CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOiE City Clerk CHAPLIS I HACKETT anti 14()S[ City of Caslelberry, States Congress," Viblen said. If you fail todo $0, ludgment may be written Contract with said Board, COUNTY, FLORIDA Washington to New York costs 93 cents by the governM HACKETT, his wife, Florida Defendants entered in due course upon the satisfactory in form to said Board CASE NO.: 74.1001-B inent's parcel postand 75 cents by United Parcel. Saying "serious problems ptltien Publish Feb 9. 1976 NOTICE OF SALE containing the penalty clauses as IN RE: The Marriaqe of plague America," Vihlen 'We projected we would hold our volume when we got DEW 41 — NoOce s hereby q iv en WITNESS my hand and seal of required by Florida law and HENDERSON JONES, the DCW i bulk-maih system on line," Assistant Postpromised to try and correct this Court at Sanford, Seminole requiring Workmen's Compensat,on ji THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR p,arsuant to an order or a final HUsband. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL iuc'gment of foreclosure entered n County, Florida, this 27th day of and Public Liability Insurance and and iiiaster General Edgar S. Brower said in an interview. '. some of those problems by January, 1916. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE •h above captioned action, I ,,ii approval of Subcontractor-s by said SARAH JANE JONES, But wedidn't project that 20 per cent difference in price." making America's government (Seal) COUNTY. FLORIDA. sell the -property situated ri Board, in accordance with IPie ac S',if ' Brower said that "as a result of it, we expect our decline more responsive to its people. CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-$.S-CA-0?E SeminoleCounty, Florida. deSert cepted Did and give a Performance Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. NOTICE OF SUIT AC HOMES in volume to aceeerate a littie bit." NAT IONAL .n follows "It's no wonder our enand Payment Bond satisfactory in îü HENDERSON JONES. Clerk of the CircuIt COurt CEPTANCE CORPORATION, tot 35, Block E. Wooc,iere Paib form to said Board in the full amount Address Unknri By Lou B. Walker thusiasm is down and that we Plaintiff, Sond Riplat. accordnq to the Pa' of tre Contract Price within ten (10) Deputy Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOT tIlED Three Die In Jet Crash thereof as recorded in Pta? Book 11 days after the meeting of said Board that ,i sut for dissolution of ZACHARY 6 HOLLAND. JR have become cYnical and PublIsh: Feb 7. 9. 16, 23, 1916 mistrusting of the leaders DEW9 Page 73, public records of Scmurv at which said Contract is awarded. marriage has been commenced kARY HOLLAND, his wife. and County, within our system," VIhIen EASTON, Md. tAP—The National Transpert.ation Documents, Including complete against yo in the Circuit Court of DIVERSIFIED MORTGAGE & Together with all structures • NOTICE OII3 . til,911 CVOflIflg P'1eraId,Siflr, Ft I FJ BRIEF Saftey Board isshifting through the wreckage ofa private • . here, killing three Fort Lauderdale residents. Among the dead was 68-year-old Ruly Carpenter, itrs ( arPenter.theownerofthesaoo,000twjn..ngjneJa,,3 airplane, was also the sister former Philijes owner R.M. Carpenter, A Maryland State Policespokesman identified the other two victlrns as John F, Founds, 59, the craft's Iot and a passenger, Nancy K. Latrobe, 57. AccordIng to eye wit. rwsst's ho saw the plane plummet to earth around 12:30 p.m. Sunday, a puff of smoke was seen shortly before it crashed In a field adjacent to the airport. .—.. .- -i .- .__j.:...._. -=-.=. . __ — - - -;. ___________ Purchasing Power Declines I' WASHlNGTObAP — American factory workers continue to enjoy better food purchasing power than their counterparts In 13 foreIgn c'ountri,es, but the gap closed a bit last year, according to figures published today by the :gticulture Department. The figures show that Americans had to work longer to eat last year than in 1974. while the average in other untries declined, The report said that U.S. industrial workers on the .iveragespenttwohoursand l6inlnuteson the Job toearn enough to buy a nine-item list of groceries in 1975, up 47.8 per cent compared with one hour and 32 minutes in 1974. ___ 4- —- $-_i€:_ i, - — - I . — .. I _______ r -_4I- ___ ,_.. -..., t-;; - •__ _ • I_ - . - I Storm Due In Mountains By The AUOetated The Western mountahs are In for more bitter weather toda'. Freezingrainthat began over theSouthwest has moved northandwillbringsnowtohighereja0 Atravelersadvisoryisineffect in the northwest valleys ere for hea snow over northern &erra Nevada mountains of California and for the Nevada mountains. maybe 'tic Eiqhtees,th Judicial Clrc,ut ri To Whom It May Concern REALTY CO earnineci at the office of said Ar and for Seminole County, Florida lmpi'ovementsniowandhereafter cn You hereby notified that the thitects ()fendants said land, arid filtufe'5 attacreci or at the office of laid The style of the cause it SARAH following described livsfo<k, to Superintendent of Schools. Two NOTICEOFSUIT ttiereto aIsoalIgas.steam.etetrc sets JANE JONES vs HENDERSON wit, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE water, and other heating. OOèiric, of the same may be obtained by a JONES,JR ,andyouareregulredto On. Q'.*ri., n DIIEiFIEC MC,TGMUE Sorret, wt1 Cr,crat Cui,l,ij0t upon a $ta,w tile your response or other pleading REALTY refrigerating, lighting. plumbin CO blaze face, mare ventilating, irrigating, and puvr deposit (checksmadepayabletothe with the Clerk of the above Court is now impounded at the Seminole Architects). This deposit will be anti serve a copy YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED syStemS, machines, appliance' thereof Ufl E. County Animal Control, located at refunded upon the return that an action to foreclose a mor Icature. and appurtenance, wn of the POPE BASSETT, SOD South tqage on the following Pr the Agricultural and Road Depart Oprr!y ifl nowareormayhereiitterp.ersar ' Documents in first class condition to MAtlnd Avenue, Mattand. Florida Seminole County, Florida mi-nt on Highway 1197, South of saidArchitec,, withir,%evn (7) days 3lS1, Attorney for Petitioner, Ofl or or e used with, ,n, Or on t.i Sanford, Seminole County. Florida Lot 6. SAPJ LANTA, THIRD after bid opening, provided such before premise's. even though they ti 1h amount du? by reason of Im Contractor hi Submitted a bonaf February 73rd, 1976 If you SECTION as recorded in Plat Book octac Pied or detachable Ide lailto doso, a default willbeentered 13. Page 75, Public pouniciment is sesi pluS cost of thiS Bid to said Recos of Brd Additional sets of agans? ou for the relief demanded Seminole County, F Tge?her with the .ii plus $7 SO per day per animal decuments may be obtained tortda described equipment from for Petitioner c0mm'ng January 2$, D76 The said Arthitects at a cost set by the been filed against you, and you Range WITNESS my hand and seal of are required to serve a copy of your above described livestock will. Architects. Subcontractors may said Court in Sanford. Refrigerator Seminole written defenses thereto, if any. unless redet-med by the owner obtain documents by paying County, Florida, this January 16th, Central Heat Unit within thr& (3) days from the date reproøuction costs, whIch costs will 1976 LEONARD V WOOD, At Carpeting hereof, be offered for sale at public not be refunded, torney for pla'ntatt, At Suite 711. 731 iSeal) a' public sate, to the highest anci Ii"' auction to the highest and best Matland Avenue. Altamonte. and bidder for cash, at the No Bidder may withdraw his bid Arthur Pt. Beckwith, Jr. Front y,r',, bidder for casti file the original with the Clere Of the door for a period of thirty (30) days after Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Seminole Counh John E. Polk. C' the dit. nO l.t 5ef .ri B 'i' in sanford, Florida, a' Sheriff day of February 11th 1976 Other reserves the right to reject any and Deputy Clerk II 00 A M. on February 20th. 9ff Seminole County, Florida wise a fuclgment may be entered all bith received and to waive any Publish January 19. 76. Feb. 2. February 6, 1916 against you for the relief demanded andallforatitIejjn regkrd thereto 1976 Arthi,,r Pt Bf-ckwilh, Jr Received of John E Polk, 5herilf in the Complaint heren The successful bidder will provide 0EV Clerk of tn Circuit Coo" of Seminole County, Florida a Notice prior to the award a WITNESS my hand and seal of bond with a By Lillian I Jenkns regarding the impot.indment and rating as A•AA or better. said Court, thiS 16th day of January. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1976 Deputy Clerk redemption of livestock to e School Board of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 'Seal) MacLean and Orooke 5)1fl PJblSht' February 9, 1976 The bill Seminole County, Florida PROBATE DIVISION Attorneys for Plaintiff The fifth Congressional is lobe made to the Civil Division of Arthur H Beckwit l. By: Robert C'. Feather NO. 74-3)5-CF Pc's? Office Drawer X tti Clerk Of the Circuit Court Seminole County Sheriff's Chairman of the Board DistrictstretchesfromTavares In Re: The Estate of Jacksonville Florida 3flOJ Department with payment made at ATTEST. fly Martha T ViPi RObERT WESLEY AMALONG. in Lake County to Clearwater in a later date by the Clerk of the Publish Feb 9, 16, March I, 1971 Deputy Clerk William P. Layer, Or-ceased DEW 47 Pinellas County. Vihlen spoke Crcu,t Court of Seminole County. Superintendent of Pth 19, 76. Fet, 7 9. 1976 NOTICEOF DIV SI Schools, Seminole toda' in Tavares, Clearwater PubIih Itj 9, 1976 ADMINISTRATION DEW County, Florida, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THE CIRCUIT (OURT FOR NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF REQUEST and O1'l.lindO. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Publish: Feb. 7, 9, 1$, 1916 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SEMINOLE COUNT! FLORIDA FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS Vihlen's announcement was FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, DEw6 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CASE NO. 7S.1014.CA.OIE February'S 117$ ______________________ made amid speculation that he FLORIDA OTHER PERSONS INTERESTID CIRCUIT CIVIL Applicant: City of Sanford No. 7S2l7$CA.o9.O CONSOLIDATED AMER'CAN IN THE ESTATE: will resign his county cornP0 Bc. 177$ Divis4on 0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LIFE INSURANCE COMPANy, a Sanford, Florida mission seat and devote all his ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ttiat the administration of the estate Mississippi corporatiqn qualified (305) 377 3161 MID STATE HOMES, INC., a SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA of Robert Wesley Amalong, under time to the Congressional race. Florida corporation, Florida Statute 613 to d to all interested agencies PROBATE DIVISION NO. 76-20-CP dec%ed, File Number Pllintllf, Vihien aide 14 335. is business in the Slate Of Florida, uls Rotundo, and persons; In Re: Estat, of vs pending in the Circuit Court fcr . Plaintiff, On or about February 27, 1976, the however, says VihIen will not HENRY WILLIAMS and MAXINE Waits. J. WAITS, also known as Jefferson Seminole County, Florida, Prote vs City of Sanford will request thc U S immately resign. However, LAW, P4AP4CY KUP4ZE. as Trustee in Department of HOusirig and Urta Division, the address of which Deceased, Defendants Rotundo says as the campaign Seminole County Courthouse. Bankruptcy of the property of Development to release Fedira NOTICE OF NOTICE OF SALE Sanford, Florida 37771 Th Orange State Mechanical Cor cc, fundt under Title I Of the HOus'r' ADMINISTRATION personal representatives of the poration. ORANGE STATE andCommunityDevelopmentAc?ot possibility that Vihien will Step pursuant to an order or Final CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Dean A Hudson, whose adresses dissolved Florida corporation, project Judgment entered in the abo'e THE ABOVE ESTMTE AND ALL are Post Office 60' aptioned case, 744, Fern Park, EUGENE E GERBER and JOAN Title' Goltisboro Park I will sell the OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Florida3773O roperty situateci in Seminole IN THE ESTATE: arid ll3OCedar Street, M. GER tIER, as Trustees of Purp RecreatIon County, Florida, described as Daytona Beach, Florida nosa, ORANGE STATE MECHANICAL Location' Sanford, Lot 115, Bookerton, according YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED respeclivt'ly. Thenameandaddr,ss CORPORATION, a disSOlved Florida pta? in Plat Book 4, page 97 and tO that the administration of the estate Of the co personal representatives' Florida corporation, S & L (Pd Estimated cost 140.000 of iWAITS, deceased, File Number ,iltorney are Public Records of Seminole County, set forth below, I ER PRISE S. INC . a Florida An Environmental eview Record 7620 CP, is pending in the Circuit Florid., All persons having claims or corporation WAYNE A PIICARRY, Court for Seminole County, Florida, drmand$ respecting the e,thin project haS At public sale, to the highest and be's against the estate are WEATHERKIP4G, INC. a Florida beenmade by the above named City Probate Division, the address of requ'red, WITHIN THREE bidder for cash, at the west THE MON. corporation, front which UN IT ED which documents the environmental door of the Seminole County thouse,is Sanford, Seminole County Cour- TPfS FROM THE DATE OF THE STATES OF AMERICA DEPART revi Florida, of the project Courthouse, in Sanford, Florida, at The FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS MENTOr TREASURY INTERNAL vironmental Reva WASHINGTON lAP) — Igpersonal representativeof the estate Record is on lhehourof %l:QOA.M,onMarch2nd, NOTICE, to file with th clerk of the REVENUE SERVICE, ORANGE file at the above address and iS is CL Waits, ose address It I islatbon backed by the Demo- 1916 above court a written statement of BUICK COMPANY, a Florida VInQOd Drive, Sanford, Florida any claim or altable for publIc esaminatiOn Dated February 6. 1916. cratic leadei'ship to expand demand they may enrporatio, STATE OF FLORIDA 32771. The name and address of the and copying, upon request have. Each claim must be in writing DEPAR TMEP4T OF COMMERCE. publicservlcejotswlll be taken ISeal) personal repre%entatIvV attorney The City of Sanford will undertake Arthur Beckwith and must indicate the basis for the SOUTHEAST BANK up by the House this week. are set forth below, OF the project described above *it'l Clerk of the Circuit Court claim, the name and address of the MELBOUflNE, a banking cor All persons Block Grant fundt from Die U S By. Elaine RiCharde having ctaims or Creditor or his agent or attorney, poration, organiSed The senate Is in recess demands against the and esisting Department of Housing and Urban Deputy Clerk estate are claim and the amount claimed, If the Vfldrrafldbyvirtueofthela0f, Development (HUD), under Title I required, WITHIN THREE week because of Lincoln's DaY. Harry M Hobbs, PA. MON isnof yet due, thedatewtien it State of Florida. INDUSTRIAL Of T1C5 FROM THE DATE OF THE will the Housing and Community The House leaves Wednesday Attorneys for Plaintiff become due shall be stated If SUPPLY COR PORA liON OF Development Act of 1971 The C1ti of 725 E Kennedy Blvd FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS the claim is contIngent or ORLANDO, a Florida corporation, Sanford (or a shorter holiday, NOTICE, tofile with theclerk of the unIiquidat, the nature o the un is certifying to MUD that Tamp,, Florida 33602 and COMMERCIAL CREDIT Sanford and Warren E Knowles. in above court a written statement of 'certainty shall be stated. If the If fully funded, the Jobs bill Publish Feb 9. 1976 EQUIPMEPIT CORP. a foreign any claim or demand his official capacity as City DEW LA they may claim is secured, the Security shall CorpOration qualified to do would allow $4.3 billion to be have, Eachclaimmustbeinwriting be business Manager, consent to accept the described. in The claimant shall Florida, spent qn 600,000 public service IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE arid must IndIcate the basis for the deliver sufficient (Opiesof the claim iurlsdictionof the Federal courts it IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. claim, the name and address of the Defendants an action is brought to enforce to the clerk to enable the clerk to Jobs through September 1977. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, creditor or his agent or attorney, mail NOTICE OF SALE one responsibIlities in relation to er-copy to each personal Notici- 5 FLORIDA. and the amount claimed, If the representative given lhJt, vironmentat reviews, dccii Republicans say the bill Is too CIV1L ACTION NO. 7S2e*$4$b pursuant to hereby ttip order claim snot yet due, the date when it of final making, and action, and that thei All persons interested in the estate lvdgment entered in thi% expensive and that there is no FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR- will become due shall be stated, If to ause, in "sponsiblIjIles have been satisfied whom a copy of thus Notice of th Circuit Court of Seminole TGAGE ASSOCIATION, ThelegaleffecsoftheceqtlflcatiOnis need to subsidize such a sizable the ctaim Is contingent or Administratjtqi has been mailed County, Florida,. I will sell are Plaintiff IIIq'4Idated, the nature of the the that upon lt approval, the City Of expansion of the job market . Ufi required, WITHIN THREE M0N certainty shall be stated. If the THS FROM Properly situated in Seminole Sanford may use the Block Grt THE (j DATE OF THE County, Florida, deScribed as when Jobs are increasing IVER C. STEELE, SR,, el al, claim is secured, the Security funds, and MUD will have satisfied shall FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Dfendants. economy improves, From the Southwest corner of the Its responsibIlitIes under the be described. The claImant shall NOTICE, to file any objectIons Northeast they NOTICE OF SALE ', of the N0r1hw,t deliver suffIcIent copies of the claim m,iy of National Environmental Policy Act Section 6, Tnship 71 South, Range hAve that challenges the NOti is hereby given thAt PJt ci 969. MUD The hIot.ie.e floor debate T'esto will accept an objection the clerk to enable the clerk tO validity of the decedent's will, the 30 East, run suant to the Final Judgment of mall one copy to each personal Qualifications of th co South l$degrees 51' 26" toIt approvalof the release of fundS day comes against the back- Foreclosure and Sale entered in East along the South line of personal the representative, said And acceptance of the Certification representatives, or the venue or P4ortheat '.I Iiet to ground of the largest drop In causlpendinginthedlrcilitdourtof a Pnt of only If it i on one of the foIIowng Allperscnsinterestedinthe'state turiSdiction of the court Beginning thence run monthly unemployment figures the t'lghteenth Judicial CIrcuIt, In to wtiom a copy of this Notice of North 0 bases: (a) Thatthecertlficationwns dcgree 02' 31" East Parallel ALL. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND and for Seminole County, Florida. with not In fact executed in more than 16 years. The ad- Civil AdminIstration has been mailed ar 06 )EC I IONS PlOT SO FILED the West by the Chit Action No. 7576.3509 B, the required, WITHIN THREE MON li Of laid Northeast ,, executive Officer or other Officers Of ministration cites the January WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, 43737 feet. thence ei-sigried Clerk wilt sell the THS FROM THE DATE OF THE run South $ apptican approved by MUD, o' IC' Date of the first puLticatIr u fhi decline from 8.3 per cent to 7,8 property situated In said County, FIRST PUBLICATION OF dcgrrr 46 East 175 fr-r-t, 'rflce run ApplicAnt's environmcfltal THIS Piotici'of Atiniintq,tpn February South 0 described as NOTICE, It, tile any objections they 6, pr-r cent in the Jobless rate as 02' II" Wcsl 437.1 review record for thu project ri 1976 feet. thendegrees Lot , NORTHW000, accordIng may have that challenges the run Northl9cir.g,,es Si' dicat's omnmlssion of a required further proof that the economy to the pta? thereof as Joseph M Murasko 76" West 173 feet to the Point Of recorded in validity of the decendent's will, the decision, finding, or step applicable PD Box 746 improving, Plat Book 17, Page's 11 Beginning, (Being Lot I) ot 42, of the qualifications of the personal to the project in the environmental Fern Park, Florida Public Records of Seminole County, urorded Plat of representative, or the venue or LOflwOOd In review Procp Objections mint be Democrats point to the 7.3 c1ustriI Park), jurisdiction of the Court. prepar arid sobmitted in AC Dean A. Hudtri publIc S-ale, tothe hig'se'st s,nd beSt million persons still out of work atPoblic%als.tothehlghes,andbes, Cordanc, with the required ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND 1130 Cedar Street bidder, for cash, at th, west bidilerforcashat 11:OOo'ciockA.M. OBJECTIONS HOT SO FILED and say that more- nubile aerv . front uay'ona CMh, 944 çl- P( pari u, mo door of the %.ml,asi. onthe2S*hdayofFet,urery,197,t WILL BE FOREVER RARQFO ice "di be addressed to MUD at 1121 are needed r".'sni. ,uti. miun uudr Vfl VmiJe CoUrthouse in S.ar,fnrti, Florida, at 5: C. 1. Walls Peachtree Street, NW, Mlanta. Co PecnaI Repres II 00 AM, on February unemployment benefits County Courthouse, Sanford, As Personal Representative lCth, Georgia 30305 i'ntallves of the 0bjectons to the 1976 Florida expiring for thousands of of the Estate GI Estate Of release of funds on bases other than At?bjr i. w;:: øcaad. $, Blkwilii, Jr pettJiI. those stat Robert Wesley Amalong, above will not be ° Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr. Clerk of the CIrcuit Cri ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Sidered by HUb N deceased objection of the Clirk ('itcuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde REPRESENTATIVE; On another matter, the house received Joseph M Murasko Fedruaryfl, 1976 *ill By: Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk w. C. Hutchlson, Jr. intelligence committee goes out p be considered by HOD Box 746 Deputy Clock Jnh H PerI, HUTCHISON £ MORRIS Warren E Knowles, Inn l'ark. flOrida 377)0 (II lJUStfle5 Wednesday alter a Attorney at Law Poet Office Drawer H Telephone (305) 1)) 01*5 CIty Monagir (Court Seal) $01 ycar -long investigation. it Sanford, Florida 32771 West Bay Drive City of Sanford Attorney for Peral Suite 6.01 3214051 meets Tuesday to complete Its Publish: Feb. 9, 5976. RCpICWntAtjv's P.O. Box 1771 Largo. Florida 33510 PubliSh: Feb. 16, 1976 Publish Feb 9, 16, 1976 Sanford, Floi'itja 37171 commendaUo, to the House. DEW r PubliSh feb. . 1976 DEW.10 PiiI.k. w..i. rep. v, IyI OEW4 said. "Our people have been living (or seven years with rising prices, rising deficits, and the highest rate of unemployment since the Great Depression — all at the same time," he added, Vihlen promised to cut "complex, timely red tape" in his dealings with Tallahassee and Washington. "Red tape can be cut. I can speed up road programs for our communities, water and sewer issues, Cflvironmnental assistance and direct services to our citizens," VihIen called for a closing of tax loopholes that favor the "economic power structure.' Also, he urged a return to the basics — reading, writing and arithmetic — for the education 4i' ;"- .. I "L • , - .., -. '" Seminole High &'hool Band Parents special meeting 7.30 p.m., band room, ,t ,. 1)-1I. /;.41;hr _p w 4, - ' ij .K4I'I - " 7.Y ' ?I -: J L1 .-- ; '? ' .' ; -& . I McohoH SrJord. Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 p.m., Central (IrisUan Church, O W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Talk naJs by Bob Smith. Sanford Middle School Local Advisory CommIttee, p.m., school library, Open to public. Jackson Heights PTA, socIal hour and student display, 7:30 pm., meeting and panel cm "The PTA and School LegislatIon," 8 Din. ____ TLJFJSDAY,FE,BRUA.JtY 10 Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Cap. ';! ___ F - v -, "br 'r1 - ..; Ir -. - Aoouo, 8 pin., 1201 W. F - Suburban Repubilean Women's Club, ;o a.m., Oak Harbour nub, Altamonte Springs, Speaker Aug Johansen, former corresnan from Michigan. Ingood Sedoma C1u, noon ality Inn, 1 and SR ______________ Winter Springs Jaycees, i p.m., VFW post, 17-az Longwood. J - -r --'-- ____ Powermd Ight Luilding, Sanford. . - I- ' I . - '- ___ Sanford Uons Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Modi. Fcrry. 1976—.V4. 61 No. 146 Published Daly and Sunday, except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, Inc., 300 74. French Sanford, Fla. 32171 Ave., Class Second Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771, 'i.-me Delivery 55 cents, Month, *2.13, 6 MOnths $14 0. 'rear. 575 40 By Mail In Florida same at home dc-livery Allottser mail Month, 1770. 6 Months. 5t6 70. 17 Months $37 13 RI';lgan, the only llepubljc;in challenging Ford, also '.tn a sttaw vote at a weekend Florida ConservatI%-' t'ion ('onference in Orlarnh,, per cent of the total ballots cast while Wallace, liernor of Alaba,jimt, got 27,4 per cent. Ford had 13 per c'nt anti Carter 11.7 per rent of the votes Troubled School Reopens PENS\c1ji iAP - White ilfl(I black Escariibj;i High pupils battled for four hours Thursday, destroying about 1.5,000 in school voperty, after white pupils raised a ('onfedrate following the opening uI &Jit,l. Group Seeks Food Stamp Bill F PETERSHUnc; (API A Florida citizens group says it will press for food stamp legislation assure "convenient rw1 re4lson;jble" acc't,"s. to (1 stamps. "Man%- people in Hiruli io without f becau.se of lack of transportation" said Virginia Snyder, — spokeswonuuan (or the Florida Citizens Coalition Against hunger, Ms. Snyder. the title she prefers, said that studies show onl : 2 per cent of the thte's eligible recipients actwilly rcceis' the food Stlllipo. Of Programs Cited 'IAI.l\hIASJ.J-,, Fla I APi --. 'Iuie federal government may he leading Florid:i down the path to serious problems hr nift-ring an array of program.s that will have to be state financed when the federal dollars run out, .sas-s Sen. Kerlflcth I'lante. "You are talking about hundreds of millions," the (h'iedo Republican said. "We are getting into so many program_S nobody can even count them. "We are going to be in a real bind when the federal Illofle)' runsoutanul weare left with 'Ill those people on the state p;iroll — The Semninole Indians, awaIting action on their ;lgree,uien to accept $16 million (or tribal claims to the Florida peninsula, are split over ss hat to do with the money, tribal leaders Young Seminole leaders want to invest the bulk of the -.t'ttk'nicnt, accepted last month after legal battles dating tii l!49. hkissever. abler Semnirwdes want to divide the money into per capita shares. Yet, the tribe is searching for ways to supplement Its Inelimne from ('attic and real estate businesses, ) nr Florida, at . '-. after 9. DEw43 --' - I' __ _____________ ____ I. - ______ _____________ ___ IN BRIEF Dutch Prince Named In Lockheed Bribe Scandal THE HAGIJE, The Netherlands i API — "If all this is true, we can wave goodbye to the royal house," said a young woman lawyer after Premier Joop Den Uyl's an• nouncemcnt that Prince Bernhard was the Dutch official accused of receiving $1.1 million to promote the sale of Lockheed aircraft. "This would be not only a calamity for the royal family but a calamity for the whole nation," said a retired Jx)l i tician. Other observers said it was premature to speculate about the effect of the scandal on the future of the Cefl' tunes-old hlou.se of Orange, The Dutch reacted with shock and often with disbelief to the rising storm around Queen Juliana's popular, 64-yearold husband. Many obiously wanted to believe the Iwince's assertion, reported by Den UyI, that "he has neve? received any money and would appreciate a full Investigation.'' Earthquake Toll Increases (;VA'FEMAI.A CITY. (;uatt'zlutl1t Al' I HelIcopter relief teams took supplies to towns and villages isolated by the (;uaternalan earthquake and returned with reports that raised the official toll today (ii fIl0l'C than 15,000 (l('a(l, an estimated 40,000 injured and 200,000 homeess. The death toll Jumped repeatedly as the national emergency relief conunittee got more information from outlying areas cut off until the first relief helicopters reached them late Sunday. 1-mig intt'rs ss orked to open mlucre roatls blocked hr land. slides and to repair broken bridges. Relief officials put sur'ivcrs to work, promising them extra food according to the hours they worked clearing roads or burying the (lead. — UAI{CEION,\, Spain APi An estimated 50,000 (Ir inure antlgovt'rnmnent demonstrators tied up Barcelona for five hours Sunday, and today a mayor was assassinated in northern Spain's other rebellious section, the Basque provinces. Guerrillas from ETA, the underground Basque independence organi7ation, were suspected of murdering Mayor Victor Legorburu of Galdacana, 25 miles west of Hi Iban. Four youths Jumped out of a car and shot I.egorburu as be was leaving his home for his office, police said. ,- I '¼.. - J ..' . ____I _________ _.i — __________ _______ _____ _____ -, -. _________ — ____ _______ _________________________________________________________________________________ - ________________ — —J _____ ______ ___________________________________ ______ _______ ________________ ___ _____ _______________________________________ ____________ - ____________________ ____ _________ - :.5 'á ____________ .. - __________________________ ,_ r_- _____________ — - . ________________ :-' . 1 - - reported that a Sunday night fire, believed to have Started near a chimney, damaged a COU nd I two.story frame house at 2502 W. First St., Sanford, that is otied by Grm'ce Flanders. Eyes P a y I-I i k e s ____________________ Ambrose said that firemen I -.... - were swnriioned after a passing 11y I)ONNA E.STE.S the pay cut for the officials be motorist reported by citizens hieraicj Staff Writer restored retroactive to last Oct. hand radio that dense smoke Iilr _____________ _______ I.ONGWOOIJ — A 33 per cent beginning of the current was pouring from the house at pay raise (or members of the fiscal Year. the Corner of ltiverview Avenue . When the city council and Mayor James ordinance came up and V. First Street SR.46). H. Lermann will be considered for its first reading last month, Sanford police t y were council agreed the increase looking far a $9,150 diamond pin _____________ 7:30 p.m. meeting today. by the governing body at its would be effective In January. belonging to Mrs. Gertrude Sanford Police S. Bill Bernosky cheeks damage The council will also consider Upton of 1911 Mellonville Ave. vandab to o classrooms at Golboro l)Ublic hearing is scheduled bids (or drainage pipe for the Dr. Maxwell Lipton told of- Elementary School. Ulerald photo by 11111 Vincent Jr.) onAthe ordinance which would ___ __ Longwood :-=- I V -- r ' ih Grant Street sidewalk project, ficers that Mrs. Lipton wore the — Increase the salaries of the elected officials from $150 to Theboardcalled(orbidsonthe pin on her dress at a party drainage pipe when It was Saturday night at the Mayfair — City council last year in an reported that drainage ditches Country Club and discovered on both sides of the roadway the pin was fussing when she economy move reduced its ow j: from Rosedale to sficient Orange returne(I home. pay at the same time that the Avenue do not leave () S J S e t A/I e e t I g Sanford Airport security were cut.of department heads right of way for the sidewalk, officers reported thieves made salaries The FrieNis of the St. Johns referendum, to be held March 9, scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Then-cou nd Iman Don Parents from 1.ongwood off with 450 feet of fencing on IFOSJI, a group conrr'rnnl accerdir.g t J.T. upaeed Schreiner in [)ecember urged i'sorth and Mrs. at the Sanford Civic Center, firletta the southeast sector of the with the preservation of the St. FOSJ president. Mrs. Auth will discuss past ('oberly, principal at Longwood airport at Marquette and Sipes Johns River, will sponsor a The referendum will be held practices of the State regarding Elementary School appealed to Ares, public meeting Thesday night to allow Floridians to vote on a water management; expected Court Denies the council for the sidewalk to Sheriff's deputy F'. M. that will feature Jeannine Auth proposed constitutional costs of funding water be constructed for the safety of Stewart said a $759 antique Administrative Assistant of the amendment which, if approved, management districts; and the Hart Eviction the walking school students. German clock was reported St. Johns l.ONGW(JOI)_ (' River Water will grant tax-le'ing powers to philosophical questions that ' Mrs. ("oberly said as many as missing alter a burglary at the Management District, Palatk.a. all of the state's five water arise regarding effective water Court Judge Wallace hall 300 students daily traverse the home of Joseph J. Noviello, 168 Mrs. Auth will speak on the management districts, has denied a petition from road on their way to school. resources management, acAlder Drive, Forest City. subject of an Upcoming Seminole Petroleum Co. to At the meeting, which is cording to Turnieed. Sewer operator Brady Mit. e'ict Hasley and Evelyn c-hell is to report to council on — 'The officials of the water Hart from the service the needs to operate 0 management district HOSPITAL NOTES in station tile)' have operated laboratory (or testing effluent 1.-,- i,,, Palatka have shown concerc c,.... ,tni., -- ,ii,.'.,.i.., "'b and have beer active in c I'I:nitl'AI'7, 1976 [helm- dttorneys said today plants, Skylark and Columbus Angel A. Camacho, Deltona William Johnson deavors to halt the Al)MIS.SIONS "We are so happy," Mrs hlatbor. John Kapustik, Deltona Nellie M. Nettles deterioration of our great Sanford: hart said, noting this court Mitchell told the board at a leslie Varnes, Lake Monroe Thi Nguyan river," Turnipseed stated in a Travis Chandler decision is the first victory recent meeting that both Lerraine A. Yoder, Lake Albert W. U recent FOSJ memorandum, Abbie Davis she and her husband have Menroe weekly and daily testing of the Wilbert Smith 'They opse the dredging and F'renze Franklin had since Seminole effluent is required under state William S. Jermyn, New Annie M. Tucker diking of the marshlands and l.inda Jarrells h'etroleum, a distributor SflIIITOa I)epartmnent of Environmental Max A. Patterson. DeBary the diversion of the waters of Ruby A. Langston for Phillips '66 notified Regulation requirements. John W. Urban, Deflary the St. Johns into the Atlantic Noah Matthews them last month that their Routine reports FEBRL'AJtY8, 1976 are Cecil C. Crouch, Deltona Ocean." James O'Donnell lease on the service station scheduled from Public Works ADMISSIONS John P. Greer, Deltona "We invite the public to atElla M. Smith would not be renewed Director Ralph Fisher, counSanford: Ermna J. Hammond, Deltona tend this meeting and become Elbert Taylor James Alford said the Terra D. Black cilmnen and Mayor James R Betty hiollenback, Deltona more enlightened on this imSallic 1). Hoskins, Ddflary notification to hart was a Ijirmann. Cit' Attorne' Ned Thomas H. Daniels Mary B. Kuchinsky, Deltona portant subject," Turnipsd Oliver Sjoblomn, Lake Mary combination lease canJulian Jr. may bring up for Jinmiie Davis Frai'icjs N. Ledous, Deltona said. Wilbur R. Pent, Lake Monroe cellation and refusal to action a set of parliamentary Grace I. Good Cecile A. Santella. Deltnn. _________ -. _________ imgwooa renew Inc lease and rules he composed at the Lisa A. Oglesby Emanuel Theodosakis, Marilyn Strickland, Orlando declined further comment. board's request for use at Maniah Perry Deltona Arnold F. Fisher, Avenel, Gertrude Woods council meetings. Alice H. Clements, l.ake N.J. Franklin A. Baker, Apopka Mars' I)ISCHAI(GES helen M. Churchill, Dellary Juanita I). Pent, i.ake Sanford: Michael I). Erickson, \101u'oe Angela N. Broun DeRar' Pauline Spivey, Lake Monroe Evelyn Crumpton Ethel B. Miller, DeBary Josephine K. hledrick Mary Cecil F'. Rider, DeBary SPUItGEON SMITh B. Gearheart, Pennysivania, he came to Jan C. Henry Barbara A. Daddis, Deltona Williarnsport, Pa. Sanford a number of years ago Stephen Kazec Adelbert KIos, Orange City Mrs. Spuxgeon Benjamin Smith, and was selfmployed. Samuel 1 Mar)') Edward A. Korgan 6-4, of 1609 Park Ave., died Rosie M. Tufts, Orange City Buckners, & baby boy, Sanford Survivors include a daughter. Cathy Kudlac l)lSChIAR(;E,s Mrs. Jerry Bobbie) Orne & Sunday at Seminole Memorial Mrs. Peggy Bridgeman, Pitt John C. l.aRosa Sanford: Hospital. A native of Anderson, sburg, Tex.: sisters, Mrs. baby boy, Casselberry ("hinjta It. Bevnoltis SC hr hnul iii',1 i, 5I,,,L.. WIllie I" Ii,-h:-,nng,n Allie M. htuffin Jessie H. Brewer since 1926 movIng here from Mangareta Butcher, Mrs. June Elizabeth Russell Anderson. 1k was 71 member of (;artlncr, and Mrs. Doris ftitiglas P. ('iniglio Willlamij Walden Clyde Dailey the Central Baptist Church, was McClure, all of Pennsylvania Dorottuy P. Webster Cora B. Driggt'rs a veteran of WWII, having and Mrs. Agnes Butcher of Jinha F;. Deneff, DeBar)' Elbert Gaines served in the U. S. Arm)' and Sanford; two brothers, James Willjamiu 1'. Sinus, Ddllary Mary V. Hall was a member of the Campbell Gates, Pennsylvania and Lassing American Legion Post Richard Gates, New York. 53, and Sanford Elks lodge Gramiuko' Funeral Home is in 1241. He was a mechanic for charge of arrangemnents. Chase & Co. for over 30 years. — Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Emma I.. Smith, Sanford; four brothers, Clayton C., Carl A. and Hubert D. all of San. ford, James Smith, Daytona Sunday's high 60, today's low Beach; sister, Mrs. Frances S. 35. Hall, Orlando; several nieces Fair through Tuesday 'isith a and nephews. ssarmlng trend Tuesday. highs Grarnkow Funeral hlonie is in in the loss to mid 60s today and ('barge of arrangements. miii 70s omi Tuesday. 1.4)595 Public Session Tuesday ii ""' .,, • '" .- " — s"-' " ,, ,, ,,,,, , . . _____________ ____________ J-_ t;' _____________ II ___ -._,c-'____________ I - _ 4 I - ' " 3-'." -' _________ I - ___ - - i , 'a..,". ". .t - - ' _____ ''.-' .:''.. -c.:'--. A REA DEATHS '.. -''--" " "''" ' '" "'-''"'"' - - I "..a_ ' r ' -e.. - a' r tonight imi the low to mid IAVEItNF; (;ATES except upper 30s colder farming areas. Northssest ssintls 10 l.aVerne Edward Gates, 62, to 15 m.p.h. diminishing tonight (If 805 W. First St., died Fridfl)' and mostly north ssinds 10 at his residence. Born in m.p.h. on Tuesday. EXTEN l)EL) FOR EC,tS A chance of scattered show urs er tin' t'trt'mt' north portiomu Wednesday amid GATES, LAVERNE EDWARD— Thursday and l)'iCI' the central funeral services for LaVerne and southern portions Friday, Ed ,'ardGates, 67. of $0SW First itthcrwlse St ,whodied Friday, will beheld generally lair Tuesday at lOam at weather. MULl with logs iiiust1 Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. ir the SOs except SOs along the A F. Stevens officiating Burial in Lake Mary Cemetery southeast beaches and Keys. Gramkow Funeral Home in Highs mostly 70s north to loss Charge' 80s extr'nut' south. A little cooler north portion Friday SMITH, SPUROEON BEN. JAMIN— Funeral services for with lows in the 40s and highs Spurgeon Benfami's SmIth, 6.1. o near 70, ('ontlnued mild central 1609 Park Ave .who died sunday and southern portions. at Seminole Memorial Hospitst, will be field at .i p m Tuesday .t Tuesday's l)aytona Beach Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel tides: high 2:54 a.m., 3:1! p.m., with Rev. Bill W. Coffman of low 9:10 n.m., 9:19 p.m. Port ficiating Burial in Oaklawn MemorII Perk. Grmkow Canaveral: high 2:48 n.m., 2: Funeral Home in charge. p.m., low 8:53 n.m., 9:17 p.m. — 'I' .-. ' ''_' ... ', . 'a ' • y ,. .. .s .-...' .' -- - '- C Y,,-ç' ' .,. ' .,," -I' S" -r • -• ,. - _____ 4 "- " _____ f" . C, - ', ,? ., 'axe' ' ''"' '.''..'., ' - . .' -' .514 k , , , _ .4,' :', " 4*,'.; , - P... " iS' • -, . ,,pJ • ' p4 ,_ r 1, 4. c3 ____ _____ ' - .r.., 4Ii ACC ,, 'I 'k'' ' 7/' i/L .•. '" . -i ,,: -": 'i7 -.1 "i r -. -:- . '5,' J? , '..t' -- 'l," 4 v' -' i",,-..p-.I .'.A" .. ,54, ' '.'-.f ..,3,,i 4 Sli 4 , -"1 --.. L, 1 ' , .:' • .'-...' . f"' " Iib., :.e''.," -.' r3, ".- i,t,v", , ... .. ', Il 1,:i: &4 ____ ___ - I 'crji'i !j ,fr..i .;j;' 5, ,! tPzt' 4-'i,y 'i?' 4f.' ,"is *, -, 1 ' l'¼cj ,, ' ' '" r',.a.tf ,' ,',...'-.; - -r :, .,- r,. -' - ' 3- - a, , 'jj'4 ______ "_"!q' &t" ,"f.'-P _______ -. 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' iI I - P " " "' eamng of a I'11fle1'a1 — 'C i 4k, - — - -' L.',""-' ' ' '- WEATHER Funeral '. ,_j .. ,,. T I l_ -' .0 ' — ,- -.. , - i".. , - : •.-:-- I r rranbnv4 Mayor Killed In Spain .- - - 1 Investigators said the vanAlice Jane Moreland, 18, count)' fire units, destroyed the dais heoke a window to gain Charlotte Street, Forest City, trailer and (lamflaged two entry to the administrative wis ai'rested on a warrant motorcYcles and or', auto, office building and ransackm'(I a charging possession of a conDeputy Frank Ambrose -. WORLD _________________ -- - ______ A high school torn b racial tri(e over use of the nickname "Rebels" reopened today Ilr,il?'r the protection UI about 1141 rlotequipped sheriff's dt'putics and Florida }Iighw;ii,' Patrol troopers 'We're going to (10 L'vt.rythi:ig in our power to provide an opportuni(y for those who want to to go to school," said Peter GIntlI, ('hairflja,'1 of the Est'amnbia County School — HOLLYWOOD (API • . ________ grci Jo with Ewtilng Ilemid third in ballots of 827 dt'lt.'gate .Sundar sshile forInc'r Georgia Gov. Jimnly ('.trter was fourth. Seminoles Split Over Money Jan aM .StartLng and Managing a &naII Btlnes", SCC's South Seminole Center, 1-4 and SR 436. MornIng class, 9; 'L hCsitlent Ford was a dIstant " ' Public Jobs Loeal&hooiAdsiioryCommjttee 7:30p.m., Idyllwllde Elementary School I)AYTONA BEACh AP -. Presidential aspirant Ronald Reagan won the top spot and George Wallace Placed second in a stras' vote at a Florida Jaycees confer('nec. ' Expanding MONDAY,BRUAftY9 At State Jaycee Conference - Dangers fr - Reagan Wins Straw Vote 4 House Eyes CALENDAR IN BRIEF number of desks. The only trolled Substance. 11cr bond was items reported missing were set at $5,000. keys to the school's indwtrlal Robert Lee Boothe, 40, of 216 Sanford police today were arts shop which was also en- W. Central Oviedo, was probing weekend vandalism at tered, police said. arrested on a warrant charging (;oldsboro Elementary and In weekend arrests, Winter burglary and grand larceny. ('rooms High Schools in San- Springs Police Jailed Stephen Bond was set at $5,000. forti. Joseph Conti, 19, of 1151 Land- WilliajiiCharles Millet, 31 of Officers said damage mark Lane, Cas.selberry, on 2851 Red Lion Square, Winter estimated at $1,000 to two three charges oi burglary. Bond Park, was jailed in lieu of $5,000 (')assroo,iis at Goldsboro was set flt $15,000. bond on a warrant charging Elementary W. 16th Street, Jeanette Lee Kite, 29, of burglary and grand larceny, ,'- as iliscuvered when the school Orlando, was charged with Sheriff's deputies reported a opened to students this Inor- forgery and uttering a forgery. Sunday afternoon fire of unning. Bond was set at $5,000. determined origin destroyed a Police said vandals also Itobert Mitchell Chapman, moLile home off Osceola Road broke into Croonis High, W 21, Church Street, Longwood, is at Genera. Deput Fred H. 13th Street and Persimmon being held without bond at Johnson said Jeff Russell, his Avenue, oer the weekend and county jail on a probation wife and daughter were not at .- ____ _____ ________ __________________________ 7 11011 LLoI) herald Staff %',riter -- .1 School Vandalism Probed n = Monday, F.b., 1976-3A Vihlen Opens Campaign FL ORIDA ---'-- 1 -. ''ir'. V: -. I,., , -•• 41; _,_ ____________ _________ �I -_ - ________ __________ ____________ - - I!JCniii Heiald il\ fhf\t Ii tti. iJ, S,4.( Art'a (Ode .105-322.2611 (ii' 831.9993 . • .Ld - ., I I . -.'... Around VAVNE 1). IX)YI.E, Publjshcr I. flICI11Uf) Ik)N(;, Edih)c WI1.IJAM 1). ('UIUUE, Manziging Editor UOHEIT C. MAHK EV Advertising Director Ib'iut' I )eIiver Week, &5 ienLs; Month, $2.40; 6 1onths, $11.20: Year, $28.40. th Mail: In I'iontLi siIiw is boric (ichvcrv. All ether mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Mnnthc •3fl. House Vole The Clock Shows Sanity The overwhelming 246-124 vote by the house of I cpresent at ives which blocked its intelligence comm it tee from pubhshing intelligence agencies' secrets without presidential approval was a clear yj of sanity in a Tower of I3abcl. Unfortunately, the vote came after much daniae has been done .Most of the Contents of the Pike committee report had already been leaked to ___________________ _____________________ question to go out and lure inexperienced replatenments lIesides, Ellis points out th're are county policies wmch torbici such practices. One can easily understand, however, how cmployes could (ear working (or the conuiiisslon. A look at the board's recent track record would certainly not be reason to shout for Joy. For ?xample there was a director of environmental services who woke up one morning last year to discover he had no budget and, of course, no Job. Then there was the personnel director whose job was put up (or grabs. When he reapplled after 14 months' service with the county he was turned down. So, he resigned. There is also one commissioner whose tactics are questionable, to say the least. One would think he was director of a large private corporation, instead of an elected representative of the people. He acts as if he owns county government, but actually he is one of Its least respected officials. At least that's the word from secretaries and other "real" officials at the courthouse, One fiasco this individual commissioner promoted was the ouster of veteran county ernploye ' Monday, February 9, 1976-4A I - td of count% go'. Uliuiiiiit uunor miii" Ni'ilhpr hntl is.Oi • nsn.i It VA plained by Bob Ellis, the acting administrative assistant to the county commissioti, Well, I checked It out and sure enough it's there, A "rumor mill" does exist at the courthouse in Sanford. No one knows (or sure how it works or who starts the rwnors. Just an inexplicable "rumor mill," that's all. The latest rumor to emanate from the mill is one that says employcs in Circuit Court Clerk Art Beckwith Jr's office won't have jobE if the comptroller bill goes through, "We won't have jobs," a mournful secretary told a reporter. "If the county commission takes over Art's (unctior,, we'll all be fired," Well, it is true that the bill pro'.ides for the board to take over the recorder functions presently being handled in Beckwjth's office, However, Ellis said the "rumor mill's" assertion that recording department employes will be ousted is "absurd." Ellis said the board feels these employes are doing a fine job and that t wniib-1 hi nut nf tk news media and Washington agencies. evertheless, that does not detract one whit from the future importance of the Itouse o1e, A majority of the tiwmuhers now have told the iii• telligence committee that it has overstepped the fx)unds of propriety, ethics and the natiomi I in. (crest. Mercifully, the Pike committee has disbanded, largely because it could not stop its 'er1)al hemorrhage to the media. But the majority in the house established a guideline that can assist the remaining three committees in the house which regularly monitor civilian foreign operations foreign relations, military and appropriations. Additionally, the house vote should give the . •-. DON OAKLEY - - - - The board's administrative assi.stant fc,r ,ears, Mrs )unu)e is now working in the comptrnller's office in the sheriff's department, This particular commissioner is also the subject of many unprintable letters to the editor, Readers write in complaining of "under the table" tactics. Beckwith recently i"harged a commissioner with coercing county employes Into support of the comptroller bill. If departmental chiefs refused to support the board, hlgh.paying jobs could be lost, Beckwith charged. Commissioner harry Kwlatkowski denied Beck. with's allegations. 2 .t\\,.',.i . 4.11 The "rumor mill" also has It that County Commissioner Sidney Vihien Jr., will resign before his term expires. Why? To devote more time to his race (or Congress. Vlhlen aide Louis Rotundo says It won't happen today, when Vihien announces far congress. Rotundo, however, did not rule out the possibility of It happening at a later date. - . - 1 ________ ABRAMSON A WINNER . ' L.ga '" . P_- -. ' •''- c'airi L i - Andy Abramson ifacing camera) Is on his way to a 34-second pin In the unlimited class over Kissimmee's Gray In Saturday's (hietlo Invitational wrestling tourney. Abramson's team, lake Hrantley, won the meet with 173L7 points, Followed by Lake r . . -_ - . .I_ .1 - - - -- Seems Out I - ' ' -. -•- ' Only Trinity Smiles; Wars Resume Tuesday IXpeCTUTIOflS - .' . '11,•," . - Of Touch ' ., . / More Americans are going to school (or more years than ever before, but they seem to be MANCHESTER, N.H. Fred Harris, the learning less and less. chunky, jowly candidate of the common people, ._.___," One in every five adult Americans is "funcwas holding a reception here when a genuine ( common tionally illiterate" and unable to cope with the person emerged from the audience to . ask a question. Unfortunately, the commoner basic demands of life, according to the emerged at an inopportune time that is, when preliminary report of a five-year national sur/ Harris was too busy talking to do any listening. Senate intelligence committee led b Sen. I'rank vey, And the illiteracy rate among young people, aged 1810 29, is worse than "Just a nnute!" Harris told the questioner that of those aged 30 (hurch some serious second thoughts. 'I'he Church to 3. sharply, sarcastically, and thereafter proceeded committee has been exhibiting the same runaway (f ) 'to give the common man a very common cold [ " Millions of people don't understand simple - and porous - qualities as the Pike group. shoulder. things like how rent works when they get out of Indeed, even before his committee agreed on a ..' high school, says Dr. Norvell Northchutt of the It would be unfair to conclude from one in. I report, Sen. ('hurch introduced legislation that .; University of Texas, who headed the team cident that there is a touch of the crudity in would establish a committee solely dedicated to conducting the survey. "They lack the skills and former Senator Harris' beer and pretrels d for intelligence oversight. Its nine members would the presidency. Yet the tnc1det does not stand knowledge to achieve even moderate suss in If c." aior.. In his tedious solicitation of what he calls havc a major voice hi establishing the imitelligence At the same "the time, there has been a decadeeveryday American," Harris often equates budget and additionally require prior notification long drop in the scores achieved by collegeoafishness with ordinary. He can be rude with of all foreign surveillance, propaganda, political, bound high school seniors in such widely used the slow witted, ruthless with those In honest economic. paramilitary and counter insurgency tests as the Scholastic Aptitude Test SAT) and disagreement with him, To the extent then that activities by Americans. the American College Testing Program (ACT). he tries excessively to be one of them, candidate The flaw in Sen. Church's proposal is sumUp until the m1d-l96(, the trend for all Harris' Idea of the common people seems to he Outside Looking In niarized by the popular apothegm that a camel is a testing programs was a steady increase in all that they are uncivil, cantankerous, egotistic, subject areas. Then a decline began which has horse designed by a committee. pushy and quite insufferable, steepened in recent years and ha brought the To avoid congressional infringement on He of all the political contenders should know level of SAT scores below that of the l94, executive prerogatives. Sen. Church stopped short better. Ills campaign is 3tructured as perhaps no This has educators puzzled, and many of other In memory to tap the spirit of the of proposing that Congress have the power to veto them are blaming the tests themselves, claiming American citizen, On the stump, Harris sleeps In ('IA and other agencies' programs. Its authority A/ i . ii NJ tt . P r d they do not accurately nieas,ire true abilities. o piLak humimes rather than motels. At his dec. . ., would come from budgetary control and from its d .. , different explanation, however, is suggested by , tioneering stops, he sometimes acts as chairability to publicize ,CIA activity that it did not another team of researchers. NEW YORK (AP) person, meaning he helps set up the slt.downs. You can hardly have a because of money. It became difficult approve of even if the President opposed to Obtain, Then there are the multitude of young, Decreasing enrollment in traditional sustained economic recovery In the United and when it was available, it came at rates that disclosure on the grounds that it would give srets academic courses is the most likely cause of the States If construction, especially housing con- precluded a profit. The uelently common people working for him, bottom line, as they say, declining achievement level of American high struction, remains weak. Few economists will was red, for gratis, for long hours, for reasons they say to our enemies. The effect that congressional school students, say David E. Wiley, associate disagree with that statement. are related to an almost evangelical belief that disclosure of intelligence activities would have on Not all the money problems have been solved professor of education and the behavioral the nation must make better use of its limitless 1 Well, construction is relatively weak. Industry by any means, our friends who supply us with information would but with rates dropping builders sciences at the University of Chicago, and An- has shown little enthusiasm for capital spending reservoir of human resources. reportedly are making plans again. The money in itself be devastating. negret Harnischfeger, a former research projects, and the housing industry, especially is available; to Yet for all this familiarity with the people, 'hat Sen. Church really is proposing is that some extent It is already a associate at the same university, the multifamily component, is operating far borrower's market. Harris seems unable to do anything but (ongress politicize the CIA and other groups. High school students are taking fewer below desirable levels, stereotype them, as did P.T. Barnum, In that In some areas, for example, lenders Ironically, the fear that the CIA would be thrust "basic" courses like English and mathematics, Now the good news: Several cost factors repor. they are Important so far as they are numerous, are tedly are willing to offer a premium rate to put and fewer college preparatory courses like developing that can only mean good into politics was a genuin worry on the part of otherwise they are rubes. At speeches he tries to news for their mnoney to work sooner. Some lenders algebra, first-year foreign Languages, chemistry builders and, as a consequence, for the myriad waiting many senators during the recent nomination aren't get the audience to crowd the front seats, so that for the borrower to call; instead, they're and physics, they say. hearings for ('IA director George Bush. other industries whose fortunes are dependent news photographs will not show empty spaces. knocking on the borrower's door, upon construction. Another finding of concern to parents in This is one of the many good reasons why the Sd3siOL5 with voters, he is passionate There is more good news too. The big Interest rates now are well below the cxlife Inwith frietiy queries, curt with the others, and at Church bill should he pigeonholed. The Senate must strance companies, who were reluctant to put training, such as business all times defines dialogue as one-way cornjoin the house in speaking up for responsible inand home economics constmetion nosedive. Money is plentiful. And, higher rates in corporate bonds, are showing telligence activities at a time when those honorably courses.enrollment This development, with the believe general decline intogether academic courses, er. It or not, some materials prices are low, renewed interest in construction. abruptly rough, once reportedly telling a critic to engaged in conducting them so desperately need "has resulted in extreme drops in total secon"shut up and get out of here," Advance Mortgage Corporation, the nation's encouraging words and deeds. Savings and loan associations, which collecdary school course taking." 1ore than this, Harris can be iasultlng insecond largest mortgage broker, reports tively make more home mortgage loans The researchers also speculate that students than tellectually. IlLs speeches before the common any other group, are loaded with funds they must apartment mortgage rates have fallen to t may be receiving less overall instruction time people suggest he views them as less than lowest figure in eight months and shopping cen- put to work. A year and a half ago they had tX'ruse of shurkr)ed school days or Increases in ter little comprehensive, "If we take the rich off rates to the lowest in six montli.s. money to lend at any price, study hall periods as a substitute for homework, In just one month, it states, the rate on typical During 1975 the S&Ls built up their lendable welfare," he told an audience here, "we'll have Wiley and Harnlschfeger examined a number Teddy Roosevelt jroclalmcd a New Nationalism in 1912. apartment house mortgages fell one-quarter funds strongly, the result of a high consumer plenty of money to do what needs to be done In Then Woodrow Wilson campaigned icr a New Freedom. After of other possible fzictors, such as problems one-half a point, the this country for everyone else," "Most people," single-month savings rate-at times more than 10 per associated with racial desegregation, the in- decline in more than steepest Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal, Americans explored John F. cent of he said later, "would be back at work if they had after-tax income-and a more competitive In- an creased mobility of families, the rise in singleKennedy's New Frontier, were introduced to the New adequate tax cut and It was coupled with One month ago an apflrtment mortgage cost 10 'est rate situation. Economics in the Johnson ,ears, trembled at thunder from the parent families, the effects of television wat- to Increases for the Rockefdllera and the John Paul 10.25 per cent. At the end of January they As a result, the associations became eager to Gettys." SimplicIties. ching, school crowding, teacher strikes, higher averaged around 9.75 New Ift, and then heard lbchard Nixon come out for a New Demogogical. But apper cent. A month ago a lend. In fact, they loaned more Federalism. student suspension rates and a larger per- shopping than $50 billion parently he thinks the voters too dumb to know. center mortgage cost 9.75 per cent, last year, second highest iii their history, but cent.age of "drop.out prone" students staying Watergate was supposed to have ushered in a New Politics, Surprisingly, disappointingly, Fred harris In Now It costs nearer 9.5 per cent, mainly on existing homes, There just weren't but the speech-writers are marching to the same old drum. school and taking the tests. talks down to the common people with whom he This type of construction came almost to a halt enough new homes built, President Ford called in his State of the Union message for a so loudly aligns himself. ew Realism Gov Jerry Brown is exhorting Californians to JACK ANDERSON base their future on New Econcznlc Realities. Gov. Hugh Carey says his latest budget begins a New Era for the state of New York. so what else is new' ,, , :, - - . .. - . . f - . . A full slate of Seminole hIghlighted the weekend's phy, third and spurted ahead 21.8 in quarters in its win against Lake the first 'tnt', hut picked up County basketball greets cager but of the three, only Trinity the fourth to drop Florida Hrantlev, arid was ahead of the offensively in later quarters. fans Tuesday night when five Prep could wake up on Sunday Central from Sorrento. Pals l5by halftime and But for 3-14 Howell, enough area games hit the floor at 8 and claim a win, 63-36 over by third quarter. points were impossible to come David Syme produced 15 o'clock-DaytonaSeabreezeat Florida Central. On other acby even In the frames it did well points on seven buckets and a Sanford Seminole, Kissiminee tion, Bishop Moore downed SOphOreJn Fry paced the in. free throw, while at Lake Howell, Oviedo at Lake Brantley 741, an teammate Pats with 14 points, and David Lyman,TrinityprepatpJo Wymore Tech defeated Lake Thad McNult hit five buckets Twaddell followed with six. Brett Thomas paced the and a Free throw for 11 points. Naval and Lake Wales at Lake howell 71-47. Hawks and all players as well Trinit"s record is 6-10. Brantley. Lake Howell got off to a show with 12 buckets from the floor Trinity ran up a 10 half. Bishop Moore tallied doublesrt against Wymore Tech in for 24 points. Three games last Saturday time lead, held on tight in the figure scores in each of the four - . _,111i,,.__ _____ / ' - '0 - -. . , I - A FSU, FlU Weekend Winners SCC Faces Key Week ,, . . a.;. _______ _________ Gold sponsors Jr Robinson, Mae Mckinley, Roger Seney, Dr. Gonlo hluaman, left to right Soviet Star Doped, Bronze Rescinded - JOHN CUNNIFF _ - - r .i ternational Olympic Committee ment said. took away the bronze medal of Meanwhile, tiny East Germna- ..'•'t' ' ________ I ' - --. .. - .. - .- .- . ____________ _______ 1L Prolect Chills BERRY'S WORLD wA.sInN(;TON (;ovemment documents, ntenik'd for official eyes only, describe how a 4l9 million irrigation project has brought a chill o the once warm Friendship between the United tates and Canada. The project, known as the (;arrison Diverion, is located on the border between Canada nd North Dakota. Designed as a multipurpose aer syterii, it %'sii! irrigate 250,000 aires when is conpleted in 1990. Canadian officials and congressional critics barge the Garrison liroiect will route dirty atcr Into Canada. This would violate a 1909 'eaty, which prohibits the U.S. and Canada pnlluting one another's waterways. 'The :iiain support for the project comes from orth Dakotan farmers, who are thirsty for eIeI, new water sources. Bu Canadian farers and conservationists fear that both crops id wildlife will be endangered the project's tensive irrigation system. To soothe Canadian ferns, the US. agreed in 74 to hold up construction on sections of the u'ri.son project that mnght affect Canada's - EtIrc Tj46 lMOCAT IbD. MAp4jP, v,'um U.S., "l)ata provided by the Bureau oi flt'vli ma lion indicate that irrigation return flows from the (;arrisi 1 project will adversely affect the Souris and fled Rivers, 'These adverse effects, If not mitigated, are likely to violate our obligations of the Boundary Waters Treaty not to pollute waters (lowing into Canada." - . . Despite this blunt warning, work is con- -. It------._.______,.., S, project which is certain to result in a treaty violation,'' A State l)epartmnent spokesman acknowledged that the McClusky and Lonetree ('OflStflJctIon is proceeding but claimed these Features could be used for "purely domestic purposes." however, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State ltichurd Vine, who Is responsible for ('anadlan affairs, conceded to our reporter Julia Hose that he had not seen an' plans for purely domestic uses but was relying upon the "assurances" of the Bureau of RecLarn.ption. He insisted that the U S. won't violate Its treaty with ( ariada. Therefore, if the IJC should report that the (;irrl,n project will pollute Canadian waterways, much of the costly constmction will have to be scrapped, WASHINGTON WhIR!.: Not only cxl'resiik'ni t.rd NL'cc but hL "e were under extreme emotional stress during their last weeks in the White House. Secret Service sources tell us the former First Lady t1x)k . We recently reported that Frank "-' ieueral energy czar, Is thinking about breaking up Big Oil into dozens of new companIes, Our story prompted Marylani's Comptroll Louis, -" ?t" - .- SOOI0.KiflgIQO2.JoflS30O6y P4&Pan 0 12 1. bIas 343771 FIoridaCntai Trinity Prep ,: '"-" ..-'.- r: 2 S 15 $-3 1716 34 21-43 tC ''rai . -" -, I WymOfe Tech 1, Lat' Howell tO 1t'hnica; Adams JV u 5 " 11.,'I 65 Wvr'or T('(h '_ 'r, - - •_., - - •-',' -,'.i r.',-,- ."J. . 1w'f* r e-'-' -.-'.---- A '.; Jj[] - ____________ - , ,.' . Li ________ ________ . ' -'I.''. - -- Li UI -- .,,.........,.-... AFFORDTO [ - , -. - -- ____ '....... ' .. -1'' . '.1j ',A'f'.i.:7.. .r'-"'j" -' I FOUlS Ir-? -__-- - .1 - -' IS 1531 17-7) 7 II 17 14-71 Lake HowII - I..,..,..... _ ____ Wymor,Tecl - - r -. . -.'.- LAKE HOWELL: Thomas 37 C Carroll I 0 12. 7 57 Shr,1,d? 1 00 2 A1ams 3 34 9. Trt,l 39 9 14 .47 Pr.-0 6 - _____ i I -I ;, The IOC, following a report awarded the bronze medal, "I'm happy with the bronze bmtg Jacksonville 87-62. In led the staff in victories the from! its Medical Commission, then Finland's Rauno regulars in Saturday's over'° years. Mittenen miiediil, but I hope to get a silver small college contests, Florida said: "Mrs. Kulakova took a wasgiveuthjr(Jplacebefor( whelining effort. or a gold before I leave In- Tech stunned ninth-ranked medicament which contained officials reversed themselves nsbriwk," Chip Noc led Seminole with said Miss Nelson, 20, Rollins 94-77 and tenth-ranked Lym an Wrestlers one of the banned drugs." It and gave seven buckets and Five free Winkler the bronze who shook off some horrible 0t'idl,a Southern beat Biscayne was the first case of doping medal once again, throws (or 19 points, while practice nina to finish behind 93-M. siace these 12th Winter Olympic Pin Metro Second The Nordic combines 70-inc. Rosi Mittermaier, Reggie McDonald hit four the popular Florida's Gators outscored Gaines started last Wednesday. ter ski jumping buckets and six free throws fo with a IS-luOHI.ANDO A sutemnent from the IOC lomneter 9.3 miles) ski race. gold medalist from West Ger- Mississippi State 11-4 in a fiveLyman 14 points. Following were Terry iiiany, arni Austria's Brigitte minute overtime to end a five- finished second place to Winter Jani-eson YOUR KIND OF said no further action would be Wehling won Sunday's jumping Totschnig. s-ltl1 Park in Metro Conference Jacobs with 10. 12 arad Bob iie SEC losing streak and taken against Mrs. Kulakova and maintained the lead even Medals in both the slalom on even their overall record to 9-9. wTesthi competition Saturday PRICE! and she will not be prevented though Hettch won the cross Wednesday and the ST. JOHNS: WI',te 7 35 Il giant sin. Gene Shy had 21 points and at Colonial High School with from taking part in Further country race today in 48 miiiWlIarr 0 0 0 0. Heron .4 7) 10 lam Friday would make Miss Mike Lederman 126'., total points. Winter Park' l4rpton competition here. 7 00.4 Maltnrun 1 1 0 12 utcs 1.55 seconds, Nelson the second American to Florida, which won14 to pace captured I43' points. MCor- 1 0 0 7 Brit? S 00 10 "All competitors are warned the game Cindy Nelson, seeking to fol- ever win three medals in one with an 13-11 advantage in Doug Peters and Jerry Mfthcil I I 7 3. Totals 2510 16 60 Free that they should not take any lowShellaYoung'strIple-rna) Winter Olympics. MIss Young, throws, SEMINOLE: Ploc 75519. Zueli 3 human successfully defended M(>()4&6 II. McIntyre i niedicament without the advice patti, grabbed the bronze ring the sensational speed skater their 130-pound and 188-pound cio, F,ib' 7276. Jacobs SOC 10 Stetson also used the Free- titles, respectively. Peters was ichnson I 007- Jamon 600 12, from Detroit, won her third throw rcute to beat visiting cited as the top lightweight Krucr I 00 2. Wilterson 7 03 4. medal Saturday, taking a small college Florida A&M. The the meet. Teammates Armando Wiitm'. 117 3 Tolals 36 36 77 t i;rorrze in the 1,000 meters. i Miss Nelson's bronze gave Rattlers had one ri-ore field Payas in the 116-pound class St. JohITh 32 2$-40 JO H N Dl C K E Y I NC. 45 43-5.4 the underdog Americans six goal, but Stetson got 23 free- and Phil Summersil in the 102- Seminole Ph. 322-0651 throw attempts to only live for pound class were also inmedals, six less than .JO'nS 21 Srnflo 17 their preA&M. Stetson, O now 14.6, got vious best total, established in 405 W. First St. 0 dividual winners, i Sanford 1932 in Lake Placid, NY. when point.s from lJav Stowers and MIAMI The Raiders of Valcncia and Miami-Dade the United States six gold 17 from Paul Morris while EBCOEBCOSEBCO•EBCOSEBCO.EBCO.EPCO.EBCOEBCO &minole Community College North, and rated sixth for team medals. The Unitedwon States FinS Clemmon Johnson tallied 20 for B are ranked third in (hi' offense. four A&M, n' 14 ished with 11 medals B statewide poll of community Itandy Faber holds down the gold - in 1952 and 10 - three c Cincinnati, now 17-3, got four college basketball clubs. F ifth spot statewide for assists, gold in 1960, C Americans have straight field goals (ruin Brian 0 In First place is Chipola with 126 through the first 22 good mnedal chances in at least WIlliams to run away from • Community College, followed games, a half dozen other events in Jacksonville before 11,301 S fans E by Lake City Community GET IN ON OUR II'IVENTORY CLEARANCE these 12th Winter Gaines, in the first college game in the 1 Chipola, 2 Lake Ci?y. ) College. Seminole tackles lake E After Sunday's events, the new 17,500-scat Riverfront CoIl- B Sem,nolt', 4 Gull CoasI. S Pen DISCOUNTS THRU OUT THE STORE City Saturday. ucola 6 Indian RIver. 7 Florida Soviet Union led the medal rare scum. Kent Glo'er had 19 B Seminole is rated third in ColIec. S. ftrevard. 9 Miami O.'ide ° with seven gold medals and 14 points in the second half to lead C INCLUDING THESE SUPER BARGAINS. team defense behind Orlando South, tO. Edison overall. Jacksn%'ille - : - I R d R a n k ed Tli rd I State a e - _____ -__________ ,_- rs P I p - ' .... ''; " • '' - ; -- IJ - t_ -, r . '" - ' -- V o r , -, '- ':1 'I "- uo -'-.... -,....' .' I '•' -' .' P01NT SHOVEL POINT jj..=.pj: ______ SHOVEL i" 3 g 376 76 . 5-71 /'\ I I I Al nr n f i tiri ___________ J 'l57t '.'" I i',.,: ''fr',.," .'..r,. .. 'j' q . . '. ' .41 J 1\I ' i "4,, .." a.'''" ' ( f' A Jr4 t it_...tl. ,jkj. c -- .c jt,,4 •,' • . ;A,pJ4 " 'A').. . ,4, ' 1" ,. :i' i' • 'C.;ki \. X ' .J .'1i, ': 'if -- - £ "' \ ", (. "S' - ' fr.Y'1A, ._;..- B -. - 0 S E - .,, 4 ..:'--c-".,'.-. , --' . i"5, - - - -.- - ' d'.,, 'r çi' ' -, - :4r -11Z--' - i. " ai - '-> . ', _________________________________ [ .. 7J111' 'S1 jt'.-i hLA',' DUTY YELLOW ,.. 4.1 ,, ,. r' k" i. . rT-,; ,, '2 S' 'i.e '- '.i,"(' -' " b,T' " .(Ci5 c~,'r7 "I,.;' -- ;V" - I •c &' T"3 hsf 1..J 'rtt . - ' ,",.I ',, '. •". '.' •..'.. ' 'd't' 3 ' ." i_ ' 3'n 4r-' 4J.' "'ft • , ''.4vt'( ji ' ,,.; • Reg. 8.15 .. - e -'-a''i'J . ' '-'- Cord *C2515.O50 0 rY- s7. . .. , '. --_... t.' -•- - - • • 'I' '(I _'',y.,'t'', ',)-i " •t"T".' ) 'l' ,'".%Y,i-..'",' .."4L I .. 'a .'ø'' . -4 - ,,J_ .. ,.r -- -"I, .'i "4 - --',. ,:.,,,. ' \1 - s' ,, •*-:. &z, &'' C t .,- -r 'i.:'h" -' I LAVVN RAKES '\L. 5O'Extensjon 1r" '".s - •' _-_ - E C ST. IETERSBUR(; tAP) 5. I)ctanci 22-3) 5. Bradenton Southeast (15-2) ALso receiving votes: I'emisa6. Orlando Evans (20-2) The state's four top(. Fort lauderdale Cardinal cola Catholic, Baker, Dunnelrated prep basketball teams 7. Miami Jackson (17-2) Gibbons 15-Si Ion, ZephsThllls, Fort lauderui-the Florida Sports Writers 8. Stuart-Martin County 217. Tallahassee Itickards (17 dali' Pintrrcst, E Association poll won all 10 of 3) 5) CLASS A B their gait-es last week to re9. Orlando Edgewater (21-3) 8. Titusville Astronaut (15-5) I. Laurel Hill (2l-2 main atop theIr respective dlvi10. t!earwater 19-3) 9. Jacksonville Bolles (17-4) C 2. Everglades 1S-1) sions. 10. hollywood hills (20-2) 10. Marianna 146i 3. Tallahassee FAMU (12-1) Tampa Robinson (19-1) Is the Also receiving votes: DayALso receiving votes: Ocala 4. MIami Deerborne (16-5) Class AAAA leader,wlth Cocoa tons Beach Seabreeze, Fort Vanguard, Leesburg, Milton, 5. Allentown 155) "i-' ?2' No. I in Class 11auderdnle Nova, Jacksonville ClASS AA 6. Hollywood Christian tl9-lJ E AAA, C,racevllle (19-2) the Raines, Jackson'1'tlIe Hibault, 1. Graceville (19.2) 7. St. Augustine St. Joseph B leader in A\ and Laurel Ilill Ja('kconvi-fle Lee, South Miami, 2. Billiard (17-2) (14-4 21-21 heading the list In Class North Miami Beach, North Fort 3. lay 116-2) 5 CrnJiru ii, C ':-.. - l.A SI' 5 DAYS SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! ,--:.m ; F "_, - _? c-C. • ....... •:',",""' -, -, ..r - "b... - • ., .. ._ rbicR0 BER1'S TIRES - ' - ,• ' • . ,-. • ç. ,7 .,t :Tj .'.Fr" •Tf':--f.C,. - r- -. .e - - ______ -- • T C- .... .•• .... n - ' . . 'We clont make a second best' . .. 4 Gelgen 00 00. Campbell 1007. -________________________________ I . . rj_ .. 476 Georgia o'fklals tell us that Jimmy Carter, their erstwhile governor who is now the hottest Democratic presidential prospect, was a "fair afld honest governor" whose political ambtlons always went beyond the Georgia statehouse, He was a personal campaigner who stressed his charisma more than his platform, they recall,,, An unauthorized biography of Nelson Rockefeller, to be published In May by Basic Books, contains revelations about his personal I*.'cadilloes and his role In New York City's Financial crisis, The book will be called, "I Never Wanteti to be Vice President o Anything," by New York reporters Mike Kramer and Sam Itoberts . '...:-. ___________ c'. MICIIEIJN II?5•I oval office is open o more staff members since Henry Kissinger and Donald Rumsfeld left the White house . '. -. ; 'i" '-:; -..• • -- Canada Relations moratorium even while the IJC is still studying the problem. The Bureau has already acquired land and started constructlf)n on the MeClusky Canal and leinetree Heservoir, two components of the G;irrin project. The canal and reservoir will link up with a shared Canadian-American river, wlu('h will riute the polluted water Into Canada, The U.S. has conceded privately that the linkup could cause a "potentially serious and costly dispute with Canada. The State Department has de1iv'red a memo to President Ford's national .sevurlty adviser, Maj. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, %;trniflL - - A In A Name j. WYMORE TECH: ForesUO0 10 P4.i!r,,r 6 Ii 3), Wiiliams 9 0 I 1. Pollard? 135. Whutaker 3006. 'ice' States medal as the upstart ping South Florida to l last Saturda's win over St. de- has signed for his 14th baseball Americans continued baffling spite Eddie Davis' 21-point ef- season with the Pittsburgh Johns saw 11 Raiders light up fins Kulakova today on grounds Its runnerup total when U!rich (he scoreboard bulbs with mentum toward possibly of doping. Wehling won the Nordic corn- best medal total since 1932. their upped its Southeastern Confer- Jerry Heuss and left fielder Mrs. Kulakova finished third bined event today. Urban hfetence record to 4-6 with a 78-71 Rlchie Zisk. throws thrown thrcugh the Miss in the women' five-kilometer tich of West Germany won Nelson, a daredevil overtime victory at hoops. 4 Mississippi the skier (roni Lutsen, Minn., Terms of their contracts rross.country race Saturday, silver ute. The win was a sweet one for medal and Konrad Win. ished a surprising third in the National League club were just ahead of Russian team- kler of East (;erman' earned the Raiders, who lost against dangerous downhill ski race Other major gaines found flOtd1SCl0Sed.Stargell,34is( mate Nina Balicheva, who the thirdplace bronze. Sunday and immediately Stetson stopoing Flonda A&M Pirates' all-time home-run theVikingsinaninjtialrii-jg this year, 89-80. But the - _____________ FLORIDACENTRAL_C0Y ,30 06. Ttrneq 6001?, Holloway 30 i-a. X',fer 2004. GetgenO 000. Turner "ancok 3 00 6. Ahearn 0 00 0. 0 136 TRINITY PREP: OencoIe'40;S, 1379, Prosser 7004: Lanr'r 0OB. Mct4uI?y 51-1 Ii, Syme 11 7 15 5cPrn 32 1 6. Tolals 29 59 63 fly The Associated Press .Supx)se(lly, the third time's The Raiders of Seminole Oral; ;igairt Central FIord.1 thc char11, but it didnt wo Community College geared up Community College on Wedout that way for South Florida's for a week of Important nesday, and a home matchup basketball team in its third divisional contests Saturday against Lake City Saturday. meeting of the season with night with a win against the Saturday's Lake City contest Florida Suite. Vikings of St. Johns Community will be against one of the Few After losing by only 78-71 and College, 88.60. foes to defeat the Raiders on the 76-72 in the first two gaines, the Games to follow this week year, and is a crucial Division Brahmans were bombed 88-32 Include an away contest a: II battle. in Tallahassee Saturday night And best of all, that Saturday as Florida State's David game is free to all corners, Stargell Inks Thorno poured iii 23 points, courtesy of the Greater Sanford Thompson, a 6-foot-9 sophChamberolCommerce. Tickets Bucs Contract ornore, added 20 rebounds, can be picked un at the While Florida State was upchamber or at the Evening PITTSBURGH APi .. - - ____ ____________ - - ____ , 'yjt( . . _______ -- howell with l2, Kissimmee with 126L. and Oviedo with 8hz. For eompkte results, see scoreboard on page SA. (Herald phuto by Tom Vinrentj, . . ____________ . - - i -- - - - SPORTS £" _____ _____________________ - - ______________________________________________________ . _____ _______ _ ___________________________ _____ .. _____________ ............. .. ;:±::L . ______ . - .. r u _. DELTONA_ The Deltona the fluiiitxr of entries," Open- nearly 200 entries (;ladden, "and we have said finale at Deltona. too "It should work out real strongat the Seams many young golfers who need to well," said Gladden. to such is anbusting extent that Deltona play." head pro Buck Gldd9 is Mark linton, of Winter Park, planning to use neighboring WOfl Saturday's Deltuima Open l'lans are for Mayfair Country Club For the weekenri's entrants in this Gold Sponsors tournament with tourna,iment to play a net 67, edging Deltona's overflow this Friday and one lo round Friday and Saturday Saturday Brown and Dr. Dave Tatiss by each at Ikltona and Mayfair, "It was either that or restri with the Field cot (or Sunday's one stroke for A Flight honors On B Flight, Seminole County Sheriff John Polk won with a 65 followed by Sanford's Tony Itussi on a riiatch of cards, and (Thuck Mtarthy with a 71. Deltona Open Golf festivities continue Wednesday at 10 a.m. Evoning Hera, Sanford, Fl, Monday, Feb., l97M with a ladies mini-tournament. The l)eltona pro-am is scheduled Thursday. ' . _______________ '.. - uverilow Comes To Mayfair - r ........................................................................ ,.... --.-- ... - His Touch ,,'i / .:,./' .. ----- - TOM TIEDE High School - - , 7",1 %,, ,.. - ___________ ..' ... .. I. r-'-'t '- -," -mr -- .- ,r .., - ... - -'1--.,-, - I ,,' - -; - ' c - .", -' -. ' ' 1k" I.. "oi'.. ' ., .-- - ,' - . - I,-., .- 'c �- - - - IA—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, Feb.. 17 - - I\ I r ' . 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I -- --- - -'- - - - - - -- - - - - -C,- - - I - f r, 4 Morn Thank Wu for all the little things su d each day Happy Valentine's Day Love Your Chiten- Di Su,, Jim. 'Dear Annie, You till up m, a night In the fores' t- , Sleepy blue ocean. like i *11k in hi rain you fill up my senses come love me again Love Jonn D &*i gob OPEN 219-220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-3524 -- - _4W -- [lazabethi. 'p*,GIOJAYI ---- - -- On ly $2.00 for 20 words and 41 cents for each extra line and a little thought, from deep down In your heart will Impress your VALENTINE for years to come. CALL 322-2611 MON.THRU SAT. 6-6 2533 LAURELAVE. '.- . This Va lentines Day surpOse your SPECIAL LOVE with a unique Valentine Love-Line published In The Herald's Classified Section. _ Iry _- HILDARICHMOND .1 - %r - - FRUIT PIES Altamontp Springs - -•• 8" ASSORTED or Blueoerry mow -----'=- ift dRe g Forest City - = _-" - Ft? I it!? 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Add flair to her wardrobe voti Phone - . / time %Vhere to go for all the Own FIRESTONE STORE "2.6562 sts S - ,petoal remember lo( a long. long ___ _____________________________________________________________________ . _________________________ - 40 4% Social Security No - - - J( SHIRLEY MILLETT HEATING, INC. - :V,:4 ' 9L Colorado - -41 16 Jr _L_ CENTRAL HEATING both husband and wife, wil be held on Tuesday or Thursday evening at a p.m. All clames are held in tlw hospital's new Association Bwlthng on Morn j I--.. ____ ____ Avenue. Call the hospital for ____________________________ more Information Winter Park 1emoriaI I ____________________LA Hospital is presenting tow M Famul) related seminars in rrude Nopper Is jubilant at her 'Unt In Show' award frify !bill p#T'ag, "Peace, Faith and Love" (Iferald Photo by Tom Vincent) February. The first, to be held at 7:30 , In Ofl Feb 24, is entitled "Future Parents Seminar". It %;- I] concern the economic, personal and social changes which accompany parenthood. rrt C I f r'l Ho AIN'T 40 3: - __________________________ Sao , ___________________________________________________________________ LADIES' NITI Ifth a prepare expectant parents for child care. All aspects of pregnancy, lhnr arld delivery, and car cover others may choose from classes offered on Tuesdays, !l1k s p ma e c Talent S ow To Be Staged I Credit References (At Least 3) THUMAY 00, is to ...ltc7r'r Zi p . . . . . .......... TENTH-$.16, C: ll K's Pistol f I I ' Job Title Years Employed really had no intention of / - Dear Rent Your Employer Notes 1. was set with red, white, and Orange for the social on Feb 2, After the youth meeting, DAV A ue napkins, matching flower for members and husbands. adult a6isors met at the home Both theFeb. 24 d 26 arrangements and a momeoto Other members attunding of John Booth. Officer lvkovich, Recently the Disabled seminars will meet in the of the state each member were: Ercell Gray, Arlene who has been named coor. American Veterans Auxiliary Hospital Association Bu.ilding represented. Beverages were Blwn, Faye Suer, Connie Dean, dinator of the Lake Mary Junior (D.A.V.A.) Unit 30 held a white Adoutonum on Mama Avenue ania 23-year%our doctor and explain your served in the chapter's and ue Cc)-nowa, Police, also attended. elephant sale. Ifelping sale in Winter Park. old unnuirried woman. I ain 5 Bicentennial mason jars, with probIrm. The meeting resulted in the chairwoman, Florence foot 10 aniii weigh 210 pounds. The seminars are free, with If tu- says he can't help you. all those attending dressed in Junior Police agreement of mutual aid and Williams were: Loulse Lan. ne Winter Springs Junior I have I"-n fat ever since I limited enrollment. Reserfind a do(tor %ho's Ix-tter In. different variations of red, assistance between the two dress, commander; Adeline Police held a ineeting on Feb. was a teenager. People made 3 vations; may be- made by calling wile an Formed on dealing with 11w 'IVy Seventh-day Adventist fun of file. I had no friends and I the Those kin t in the at the sexual prnblems of the agreement to work closely members Mary Gilmore and a Elizabeth church on Sloss Road. was miserable I trued every / phcknIh handicapped ether to acideve the goal of Mary Bullard. During the short business diet I ever heard of. I'd lose. but Raymond eventing juvenile deli uenc During February, the pr never stayed off very long. Bakin and Chuck Jett, Evelyn and meeting the group resp,onded to D.A.V.A. will sell Ameriran I went bock tottie dentist and Alex Serraes, Vickie and Forap.onatr,piy write -iqkpfl him Ill wire my jaw5 new5paper. showing an at. DennisHall, Fay e and Don Heart Fund Chaian, Mrs Moose Women interested purchasing eiUr he Betty Ash, to take part in this again fit smd I uuldss I do i t. trd1tut )oung couple in Siier, Connie and Jim Dean, flag should conta ' ct the Jan and month's fund drive. The group 'ITen life told rne tos" a shrink. wedding attire who had been addressed envelope, plea.". Arlene nn Bob ' Women of The Moose Chapter D A V A Flags wi ll be given to Hatte to write letters? Send $1 to will be collecting for this 1404 recently held Well. as you know,.a shrink is inarried in the chapel of a A bigalif Von Buren, 122 John Myers, Lmie Pauline Lasky Dr.. its annual clas;sroom.s as pan of the ) charity in the Meadowlark Child Care onc of those head donors tl FUNERAl IAI(IA)ft ' Be vtrly Hills Calif. 90212 for Ab and I...rceil and with ;. area can't spell "sy-kLtrist"). I am Have you ever heard of by's booklet "How to Write Letters Maxine Hamlin as chair- program. Xi 77*ta Epsilon met at the for All Occasions." Please enclose a Winter Springs Mayor Troy woman. Mrs. Ilamlin presented not crz% by a long shot. so why nv`11iing like this? long, sell-addrnsed, starnpied (20 home of Jan Myers, with Piland then gave a On Feb. 15, the unit will "Ifornernaking the Old should that dentist tell rut to e talk on the Senior Regent Virginia Borem S11 \ I VERY1IIIM1 cent) envelope host the District Six D.A.V.A. Fashioned Way," a ftee-day Evelyn Serraes president, strtwe of city government A with two checks, one for I shrink ) DF.Aft SEPN: 11 people can presiding, on Feb. 3. school of instruction.Lucille series of lecuture Sue question and answer period Slooseheart Scholarship Fund Do you think I am crazy, l niarttI under water, McCarthy, national judge demonstrations Ce}nowa reported that ticket followed Mnor Thland cornVienna Boys Sing will be and one for Mooseheart Easter sales anti reservations for the advocate, will be the instctor presented to the public by pliniented the group on its in- Fund. ;I head doi-tor do for ine' skates, up a pole andi In the ra%, The Vienna Choir Boys Valentine Ball on Feb. 14, were terest in city government and I,unch will be served at Seminole Community Action HATES MVSEII I don't know why they can't be The guest speaker was ary 12:30 will appear in a rare concert going "just great." p.m. and the school of Center, Feb, 17-19. The course the maturit y of questions asked McLoughlin, who talked on her instructions 1)[:Alt IIATF.S: Part of your slied In the chapel of a funeral will s free. at 2 p.m. at Peabody Auditorium in The program, "A Woman by youngsters. problem is rev eal ed In )OW parlor A chapel Is a place of Daytona Beach ficer recent visit to Mooseheart Baby McCarthy will bring with on Thursday at Alone," was presented b) Lake Ma Police signature. No. I don't think %orship, anill %hat could On Feb. 17, home canning, Village be 8 p.m. Ple Choir is currently on Elizabeth Jett and Lessie Ronald Turnminia then spoke to her other distinguished guests probablyusingtumato you're "crazy." but a heud more appropriate? as Enrolled as new members its 31st tour of North America. Pauline. the group on bicycle safety and were: Marietta Clam, Phronie doctor Aill try to make you demonstration material, will be DEAR ABBY: y husband Reserved mat tickets are Vickie Hall, the chapter's equipment regulations, and Parrish, presented from 1-3 p.m. at the underc(and w h s ou hate and I have been married for Helen Inman, Losertoma , priced at 50, 50 and Valentine representative, was gave the )oung sters a test Ofl Micheline Chateau, Margie Canning Center located at 504 )ounirlf" so much that you years. For 22 years, we had an Winttr Park anti Longwood F $2.50. and children 12 and under honored with refreshments these points. Celery keep bullfflng a Anti of !at ideal marriage. T'hen, three Sanford Kneski, and flarrett Ilarris. Imertoma Club will hold a joint The next guest, Lake Mary round you. It's turless to ha%v %cars ago I hurt iny back. live are half price. Tickets are which included a heart-shaped The Feb. 18 course will be on Committee niemtxrs present installation banquet at the sour jaws wirtI shut unless )OU had fuse operations and haven' t available now at Colonial cake, baked and decorated by I'olice Officer Ilona Ivkovich, to welcome new members Quality Inn, 14 and S.R. 434 in the mak~ing of pickles and jelly, Plaza. Orlando, and Altamonte the hostess Ese1) Serraes told the group of the Junior were, knoit WHY )ou eat. I agree been able to be I wife to Win Dorethy Chiesa, Longwood, on Saturday at 7 also From 1 p.m. Mail ticket agencies. presented Vickie with silth sour dentist See a since 11w doder says that Elizabeth Riceand Vivian p.m. ps)chiaIsL Good luck and little strain on my back would Mann June Kemp, eglonal on Feb 19 from 1 p.m. will mav God bless you. On Feb 14, Child Care director, and Hazel Arnis, put me in a wheelchair for h e. Mr& Ruth Runge DEAR ABBY: A friend Now ins husband wants one _ Chairman axine flmlin will district governor will install — Center Supervilor Laur;l mine living in Fort Payne, Ma night out a week with another b e in charge of the Valentine offucer& For resersations, call Clark inntes sent ine I clipping from her wonuin. I sy no. fie is 70 and I Gary St. flerridinn. 7, 511 Catherine Dance, which will start at 9 Ethel Goldberg iller, further coues wn 52. We have never [wen Ifelm Wv, Casselberry, Karen Shoals Dr., Orlando. Bruce . Botisteui, 33, 402 (I. Grisil~aber, 24, same add. unfaithful to one another. Jackson C. Hampton, 30, Box Orange Ave., Teresa E. Frederick C. Weber, 27, 2W5 1314 Lake Wales, Johnnie . Almny, 20, iloo W. Ist St. %ii, hitever you say. I3\t) BACK Mellonvill e Ave., Jeanette I LOVE I)FAIt BAt) I woWd not Gluchsk), 24, same add gap Harley Leak, 31, 5481,z W (onsent to his rav orting silith inoth r woman Go back to Washington St • Orlando. The Altamonte Springs eluding singers, musicians 111)ers will present a Bicen- (lancers, svits and comedy. ne tennial talent show March 12 at show is expected hi last about 1 Complete Acarms more or less just made up my mind today that I'd take the Club I lk "fie A R RA '/ We Honor COMPLETE THE APPLICATION BELOW IF YOU WOULDLIXE TO Vernicil mode it plain that Tose Kid talkM him into taking 1 - . WLit chainged his minid` mcii replied , X The IACN (ACH iv sc r - Ilal:rude-elect born on Long Island N.Y.the grand (laughter of the late lion and Mrs Leonard A Govern of .Stamford, N.Y. and the la and Mrs. Fredrick Fowler of New Rochelle, N.Y. She is a I4 graduate of Bishop Moore Ifigh School and currently atten(Ls Seminole Community (ollege. Registrations are now being accted for the next series of Prenatal Classes for expectant parents beginning at WI rk al lbs Itai, March 2. ) • E.B. Stowe; Ruthanne Flynn; Thelma Sikes; Phyllis Senkarik; Faye Siler; Maric Richter; Lucille Rogers; Judy alone; Fred Jones; Barba ,ra Shepard: Robert Althauser; Miriam Van Duyne and Dorcus Nomin. J une Best In Show winner was Mary Hrtwig, whose entries included "Black Girl" and an untitled work. JimmyDcus won first place in the hinior Section; Arny Dauni ds second, Andrea Prior, third Crafts winners were Carol Gentry, first, Charlotte Set, dElizabeth Berga, 00 $1 50 Monday I P I,r c r4 31 S9 -i WHITEWALLS t BLACKWALL PRICES DLC-78 RETREADS M. Slated Marriage Applications 95F L IN'll TED WARRANTY if I , , - 1 4 98 per sit - MI-dCStRuth(3)00.Q(l6) tit e,Irsc4ets add '7 each 0 Win[ the most in bttefy poi,ver ? ( / The UCIA coach acted like the reluctant dragon, even after if type front 6--irints, nrA in.jwvt If you pref er NEW $ 66 Pcrlo*'% Chariot. EIGHTH - 114.A: I Look Ethel Atarfsta Sue. 3 Lake Darling. 4. 31 94 FIFTH $16 0 I BtrkIy Go Tom Eckert S broker s Bonus head coach Kpl,v (S~ 1670. flo, 460, 2. 6 Soul Train, I Blue so-tret, It WA?f)nQ,t Bud (4) 9 60, 8 80. I L L 's Michael If "it all happened so fast," said NINTH - S-16, C: I Run Lucky; 2 Imooeine (II 1 4 60. 0 (4 5)64 60" P IS Vermeil. "A week ago ontkiy, leint-ola Angel, I He My Cactus, A 4f 184 70 11 47 r. Tose called me and asked if Sp,I It On Go 5 L L.'s Dan. 6. Lake SIXTH -5-16 0: I orace III 1 19 20 Gimlet. 7 Blue Secret, If Michael I'd be interested in visiting with 60. S 40, 2 Noble Duke 41) S 60, 5 66 I linint.. turn tfrutvi%. InfiLill the help named head coach of the Eagles on Sunday by owner I xonard Tose. Vermeil was gisen a fi year contract and obviously a very generous financial deal to assume command of a team that has had one winning seasion in the last 14 sears J ' 4 frwitrl)ti)r% of a No 1 or No 2 draft pick until 1979 The 39-year-old Verineil. who cooched to a 2lO uet user Ohio State in the Rose ' , ' OVERHAUL in 1 in h,hitic I.,04 PHILADELPHIA (AP) leaving UCLA. It is it great UCLA'5 Dick Vermed took over place with a great athletic dithe task of rebuilding the Na- rector and a great program. tmonal FFootball League's Phila A 5° DRUM BRAKE 88 ROTOR fil attrrt.,r chargifill aNnIrm FRONT 95 I-11lit, 70RH,;l; kt I 70, MIDWEST t-iihiand 91. Aoran 60 Fall Si Ii. E Mho96n 71 Cnt,nnet, 67, JlCk$viJIe 67 lri;ana 77. MiChigan 67. 01 ..a Li. Minneso'a 51 $ TUNE-UP 88 LIMITED WARRANTY Ferrellhlarrisled earl) in the remainin' it K 1pf-f-00, 2 Hot Chocolate, I Donna SATURDAYMATINEE Tech 91. Rollins 77 - - 1 1 40 0 SOUTH -- FIRST _ I Ar - S7 657 tØ 30 CaUgheII (0) p Set Daisy. 7 K s Mimi I Spats KerSey (K) S 13 Umljm,ted THIRD-S-260:1 Cheryi Pet 7$ St Francis, N,Y, 94, CCNY 6S St. john's. NY, 77. Fordharn Gra - TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Stone (LB) I Milanovich lom 14. Mis'ne 61 Manhattan 79. Fairfield 69 massf 16. Connecticut 13 MIT 71, Clark 7! New HAmpshire 63. Bcvor- G A-99] Handle Sh'PPCAfd (K)I 1. overtime; 136- Hosin. s Mission Moment, 6 Pta, wn (K) a Olesen (0) 3 0. 142- APil0n'AQk!? R(fi(onr I Glen*s Carol Payne (LD) p R. Green (WT) S Is. I M, meala Ugly. Delaware Ii Bucknoi ') Harvard 73 Yale 63 I- Ii d Cotgale 4S. RPI 40 Dartmouth 63, Brown sA C 3 Ts Fast Da 8 1 Dear Marl Jackson (WT? 749. 120- Cesario, io) 2 Jo RAnda; 3. Ed Rohan A Paul Cans us fl Duune 61 Cheyney VS Mill,i5V,lle 71 . .. , , 320 0(471 1760~ T (7411 169oo Gray (K) 312 Consolation Round 102- Seiple (0) p Tuckir (LHI 123. lot- Yelvington (0) O.Gfetri. (WTI 11 6. 116-Chilm (LB) d VS. (4) (LH) ISO. 199-- Machara (LB) d Cardenas (LH) 3 19, unlimited- Abramson ILPI) OP 127 with aII)7( 91530 kit ENERGY TWELFTH - 7.16 0: I Donald Go 0 171-- Smith ILBI SP 0 MorriS New York 110, Ind;ana 104 San Antonro 112. Virginia 105 Denver 116, Kentucky 114 Toiday's Garn" Lou;*. Hamr,on no so Wayne f SC) 3 09 159 Perry I LH I d Norris IDS) 9 Sundays Results St. Shan i 2) A 6o~ o i s 7) i2 6o; P (I 7) full lap. 11?- Molander (K) d Weber (LH) SHOC Duty Th Classes 4A1 g, Canning sti Heavy ' Abb ,~Liy nlr.i?ir —, I fler fiance, born in Newark, ta N.J. the grandson of Mr. and oc i ia Mrs. George Pinney of Fowler T1IFRF_SA F()WI.FR IX-Rona and the Dr. Ind 'Members of the Xi neta on Jan. 30, engraved terling silver heart formed in Lake Mary and spoke P.m. Proceeds from the dance .Nlrs. Frank Rocco of New Conununity College. Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Jan Myers did an outstanding pendant. of the two units working will help support the work ling Jersey. A 1973 graduate of The wedding will be held in Phi and their husbands enjoyed job with table decorations for Plans were made for an together in the future A done for the children in [hlnd lii 'h School he will August at All Souls Catholic an evening of dining and the evening. To reflect the e vening of dining out at the possible baseball game was Mooseheart graduate in June from tona Bicentennial theme, the table Inlet Harbor Restaurant at Part proposed. I rld our 1' Monday, Feb. 9, 194.-IB Mr.%. C'onstnce G. Fowler, ,3W West 15th t., Sanford announces the engagement of her daughter, Theresa Ann, to J William Daniel Keeffe. son of r. and Mrs. William D. Keeffe 1590 Urbana Ave ., I and morel ALIGNMENT 88 t 'Dieter Meets 0 osition FRONT-END LUB & i!i Hosp ital . __ n ton *Fowler-Keeffe Engaged .- i T -- . ttc Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — IAP) -- — William Slar, fit place, Patricia Ilarasmisz, econd; and Ruby Brown. third. Awards of inerit were won 1 'Fireston e . ABA NAIII.ES A I Jvv large crowd of area art Art Association and to enjoy the Nopper, whose entries included lovers assembled Sunday at the club's Annual Tea at which the "February Street," -Peace, inford Civic Cutter 10 IC% clubs past presidents were Faith and Lose," and "Red the lith Annual Members hosts. Feathers I E xh i bi t of the Sanford Seminole Best in Show was artist Other winners included Stephenson learned an $8,500- You get what you pay for Wrestling Sunday's ReiviR i4evit York 91, Boston 09 i'milacielphia ICID, H,II (SI S 70. 3 00. 3 Cor ky race, but developed late tire problenis and had to settle for third when his car staled on his 71 69 71 6863 344 $20 ?O 69771168$7-3ii JI A y l Art rac Jan she sud. What she did do was make first-place lesson in the $60 QO enough good shoe to score a Ladies Professiorial Golf Asst*~- four-over-par 76 and finish I Ct.lve Ne"uss?. $7.440 ciation tournament here — good shot head of rallying Jud% 74 70 61 71 69 351 i'm Colb'. shots, not strategy, win golf Mei.ster and defending chain - a 67 73 77 70 64-- 3SI pion Sandra Haynie. tournaments. rry Heard. $777 r M Stepheon capped As she entered Sunday's final 7069 67- 35 73 Jock Nil.klaul. SS.SIS 218, two over round, the 24-yer-old Austral- 54-hole effort at 69 70 7? 69 72-357 ian fourld herself in first place Rir, by blLsting out of a nd t- Elder. $5 s3s for the first time in three )-ears trap on the final hole to within 7 1 70 73 6969 on the IISA tour. 10 Feet the cup.She then t si p 7765716171 353 1 spent all night trying to putted to nip her contenders Murphy. $4,320 work out a strateg, then I ,I felt better in thesand than 7671 turned out here today and had I (lid hipping said \1iY 69 71 74 10 to 3s4 no idea what I was going to do," Stephenson. Massengale. 11irty of the midwest's to p the ARCA 200 with jumping out o a eom llianding le. James Sauter surprised every one in the field when he shot Irma the sixth starting spot to fall on to the back of Harris and eventually SMU 79. Texas 76 Iheiti ill 1220, 600, 3 Hakeye Eckert lie Sam take o ver the Texas ALI 86. TexasArling s 2o. o (I i) ii oo, P (I Y) i46 io tersely. setting a serious tone Bob T'hoinas brought out the ton 14 for thf* windup to Spped Weeks. first caution flag on the 210th lap Texas ALM 71, Saylor 63 e SIXTH Print Eu( 5-11, A; I n Tex.is Tech 82. Texas Chris (2) 10 60, 6 90, 6 60 7 Bob's Ml 161 Scott, of Keokuk. Iowa, had when he blew motor then spun I Ifin 75 11 CIO, I 80 3 Sokol (8) 13 40. 0 (2 6) posted a time of 183.456 m.p.h. in the second turn. Thomas was W Texas 68, Nm Mexico St 91 60, T i 2 6 8) 1;93 20. 31 lo and had Wniwif geared to start running fourth at the time. o. 01 SEVENTH - I s, C. fourth, but the first three 72 Oor 6 Oor 'I 40, 7 7 nV Tide ( I ) 6 20. Joe Holly, a local racer I 40 I PArwola Disev (6) 3 80 0 (I qualifyers were scrtched when running out of Deland in [luck 6120 P (5 1) 29910 it was discovered their cars had Holders Cheelle, brought out EIGHTH - S-16. 0: I Aries Go (6 I 00, A 91 3 60 d^ Lustre Eckert i 3~ not met racing standards. Fuel the cautionnag on lap ri when idiator lie runnied the back stretch Lak 8ran?Ie 17) (LO) L Q (36) 2160 P (6 1) 6710 32 fl bpass were the culprits which wall and rode it for almost Hovvell 121 ILH). Kissimmee 1261, NINTH - Is. III: I Real sidelined A.J. Fo)1, Darrell 1,000 feet. Neither driver was I6 60 6 iO )8D2MarQM!2)) 45 (WY) St Cloud (fl WJ'p P2' u'L tA)II$ tU1 Ut OtIt Championship Round eanwhile. Sunda was 102- Bright (k) d Coleman (LB). TENTH - S-16. C. 1. Red Ch,in 30. 109- Timothy p t nged eight times '(I ('I II 20 6 tO 100 7 Rollo higgmt day in the life of Lennie (K) 229 11 Pete ILH) d P Chae 1 7) 14 70. 9 20, 3 Doodle R i A I ond who had never won a between (ow different drivers, Or anes % K 1. 4 L 173 - Barton (LH I 3 40. 0 (2 1) 116 60. 32 22. super speedway race. fie (I Barnes (k), A 3. 123- Barton but Pond and Harris held it ELEVENTH - 5.16. 4: 1 Ram H) claimed first place in the ARCA most of the time. Pond made bling Rea (i) "Ao. is 2o. 6 so, r:a(LB)dFte (SC) 7' 136200, beating Wood) Fisher b) m tee pit stops with the last g(7)i Prairie PtI odirs (LB) P Abbott (LH) 5- 22. 29 27 Houston Cat er 61 It (AItL VANZURA Ilerald ondent ; Stott was very candid when eter ask1 how10it1 it oan 73 3 .nn E ns (6) 310 0 30 ' c a n )) 1200 7 Jill 316 60. 3691 la st the FOURTH - 5-16, M: I K's Sunday's Da)1ori 500. SOUTHWEST Wundefful 141 420, 30io, 2,20, 2 You know, Ronio. like you Houson P cc 7 Kthammcr (6) 1500 6 3 0 Prairie V,m 100. Jackson ST I P U nd the rest 93 6) " 00. 31 of the bo -s. St Mary's, Tem. 71, St. Ed FIFTH - 5.16, 0: I Betty Jane "Well, I still haven't beaten %ards 56 (1) 10 $0.880, S60~ 2 Aleff'sioe m Central Division Washington Cleveland Pond Stott Has Pole Stephenson Sweeps LPGA Nap es CL11'MA! l Ati age — at ftit time) to be close got untracked. He had to work even if Jack never wins again. hard fora round of par 72 on the In the matter of the majors — wet and soggy, 6,532 yrd the U.S. and British Opens,tjie Indian %Veils Country Club asters and PGA Stiller course and finished eight shots would face an all-but-impos- bick at 352. Jnhnny Miller. S36 000 - , PALM SPRINGS, C,111,,. (AP) iller rolIM in Lin 18 foiol, sible task. Nicklaus has won 14. The ine%i tble question came downhill birdie putt on the )6tll Nliller has won one. Only Nick up in the wake of Johnny Mil- green. fie finished second with laus luis won more thin 11. ler's brilliant triu.niph in the a 67-347. Vietriam veteran Bud Even if Johnny won that many, be short. Bob hope Desert G off Classic: d) AIIm was third at 67348 ccti 6,O0O from lIon does Johnn MilIercon fie 01 J i m (ol1rt who had an for iii irst of $180,000 pare with Jack Nicklaus? unitng 28 on his last nine. I successful defense of the oi This time in contrast to Jerry heard and Dave New fie won with a .344 total, 16 some of his observations of tlw-. quist were at 351. Colbert had a under par for this unique, 90last two )-cars — Johnny Miller 64, fleard 67 and Newquist 69. g none of it. Arnold Palmer. a five-time hole, fi ve-day, four course it w,-is his second title of "I don't ivant to be minpared winner of this tournament, v ac moved to the fore s the heir- cause of the death of his father. starLs on desert layouts. And, importantly for iller, apparent to Nicklaus' reign as The victoll., put Miller 41 pro golrs prernier performer. tourrumients behind Nicklaus. it culle in a tournment in "I might win as many tour- He'd have to average five a which Nicklaus was competing, namentss Jack, but I'll never year for the next eight years Jack, only one shot luck goin ot merits. And he even has quite I ways to go in that respect. iller's nine-under-par 63 — the best round in more than 12 months of tour activity prosided hum with a three-stroke r %:one cb01 Jt11led ?St i and American tour title Sunda),. Rik Massengale made a grit t , last round challenge until - -- - Drc 117, Dav-a, ,on 14 5 00 3 N Oklahoma 6J, Kansas &3 30 3 I 'In, Yarn(2) 2 0 O,al Wts 107, Lamar p,due0 sns 7 92 13, in 0 SECOND-S-16. B: I Mineola St. Louis 66. Cincinnati Xa Winston (8) 7.40. S 20.3 60; 2. Moodi, - I 1 0 I I M11 Pro Basketball .1 Ph. 322-7596 SANFORD FOR or - 831-9993 YOUR VALENTINE -- - -- - - - _- �26— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. , Monday. Feb. Legal - Monday 6 RHOOA *1 €1) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK "Six fai&ed MuonEvening ma China's History UnOThcd ' 600 9' ON THEnOaSrt,°s 2 4 6 9 JEWS (Jose Perez) cooks up a N ED AND ERON. MENT sclivirmi to make the warden now cotso of action €D MY FAVORI TE MARTIAN when an elderly umate IS paroled. but refuses freedom 2 12 €D MOVIE Vvg.nta City.' 4 6ICBSNEWS 11fl p1ij Errol Hopkins 9 ABC NEWS 1940 Western ED ZOOM 830 €11 RIN TIN TIN 4 6' PHYLLIS: bog at700 tempts a! sell destrticton end 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH up in a wild arid wcoity rests'4 BEWITCHED roction 6 CONCENTRATION ANIMALS ED INTERCOM 730 2 WILD KINGDOM 6 MATCH GAME 9 LSMAKEA DEAL 800 2; (12 RICHUTR.ESHCM FARM AND HOME 838 I2 LIVING WORDS ICA 8:00 CAPT Al N MING 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW: 5) MIKE DOUGLAS SHN MALM)E: Maude uses ne TRUTH AT 1)30 Burgess Meredith, Jimmy 2 12 TONIGHT Webb. Roc*y Graziano. 61 CBS MOVIE "Ono is 9 1 MOVIE_ (Mon.)"N Started a Lonely Number " i apl Neg' Leh, Trish Van Sophia ro igo, (T) Woman f - an unwaod d I A ong drvorce I-3m the man she s er :' Bob Hope, e N aWaYs d 1V72. Somer, 1966' (Wed) "ce. 9' MONDAY NIGHT spEroot.' an Martin, - " LAN? I 30 5 ).ss La _ AAI eg V as Suip. 2 12. TOMORROW 9, DAILY WORD Featuring JOSE F MEIE R 1 3 H I xi I Sun.,Tu,i Tues., 7:30 P.M. Matinees W.%., Feb. IL 73, Mar. 3, 10, 173:00 P.M. is _____ 177 I • - 600 Sid". 1S - (Mon. Wed , Fri) READING AND THE INDMDUAL(TL*s Center. 11.S0,Sjdfl,5.3,50 CRACKERBARREL (R) IThs) (A) Children under 12, 1 7 price For Reserv ations Write: ôox ,ux Lake Walls, FI.33$$3 or Call (8)3) 676.1495 ~M~_ ~ * 1 1 1 1 156Sf lit it 1000 12 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 KUTANA 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 130 2. 112 HIGH ROLLERS 4 PRICE IS RIGHT ED 700 CL UIB 2 ReservadCfla,r 2: 610 SUNSNE ALMNA '& ' Dirk Cusack. 1956. 91 THE NEIGHBORS W (Mon) ERA (A) (Tuos) SOUNDSTAGE (R) IWed) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING EEL OF FOR- (Thin) NOVA (R)(Frl)KUPS TUNE 6:15 6 ' SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2' (Mon) "WtJ This Ring ('rues, Thin, Fri.) "Joamo" (Wed.) "Profiles in Education' 9 DAJLYpj LAKE WALES AMPHITHEATRE 12' MOVIE' (Mon) "The Gypsy and the Gendoman Molina Morcouri, Keith Mlchee. 1958 British (Tues.) "Colorado Territory" Joel McCroa. Virginia Mayo DamDs" Joan Dick l I9 1 30 2' 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES ' 6 AS 1-HE TURNS 9 RHYME AND REASON 200 9 SW-000 PYRAMID 2-30 2 12' THE DOCTORS 4 6l THE GUIDING UGHT MING Morning ED SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING A!T 3 9 LETSMAKEADf,a,j, 2 0 12 ANOTHER )Rtn TNUT*g - xi vu'i a,'ti LAST 3 DAYS Notice 5110w TIME 7 :309:10 Residence Unknown Plv 30:05 THE WIND a nd th• LION F or further information call 171 1.i17 or write non Family Group p 0 Box 5$]. Sanford, F' 37771 , OPE N W WHOSE AND MAILING ADDRESS IS 221 WE ST 36TH STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 114)1 SANFORD ITALIAN PIZZA RESTAURANT OPEN 11 A.M. MON.thru SAT.—OPEN4 P.M. SUN. 1008 French Ave. (Hwy 17-fl) Sanford Ph. 321-0122 when you buy one. Bring a friend or the PIZZA February 29 and redeem the coupon Le ow. , Piain or Combinations do 'tomato & Cheese . GarlicGreen Peppers - P*pp.tni Onion - MushroomThe bearer of this coupon is entitled to One FREE Big Mac TM. with the 0 purchase of One Big Mac. Only one Icoupon per customer, please. Offer valid after I p.m. only through 5 RESCILVEDby the Boardof COLnly LOST Lad, billfold, in or near Park '71 S"iop on Sanfc,-j Ate Reward Ph 3?) 6212 I -- ---- 11 defendants. By Lillian T, Je'kjn 5 Ii ccitore. - __ fOaQe2 only Next tone* DriversLicense Bureau 3226645 New government program, child F TU Oviedo-Opli, (urn Or (Are 'of as to* as S2 Per week, of ou qualify 373 8171 3$ 3721 -V ____________________________ uod Things To at Mack N. Clevcfônti, Jr • Of I ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES Slovak Garden s m 7 bath. tentral NEW 3 bedron. ,000 down, S206 pef monthL In 7787. 31paments Furnid -- Fruit F or Sale Call before 30 a m or after 3 p m )fl fl BALL REALTY Clean 1 bedroom apt .lights, water turn , .UjIt% $91.50 37? 2296 alter s eves & wk rids NAVEL ORANGES 50 flU MURCOT iS, 1) 00 BUSHEL , ' ______________- 377673) or 322 0367 Mike pour Budget q furthe the Classlied As e.rry day ___________________________ — TELEPHONCI'TEPVIEWERS DO YOU HAVE 34 EXTRA HOURS DAILY?? Extra Hours? Extra Incomet Pleasant Telephone Work FROM OWN HOME. Representing fine ' SAN MO PARK. I, 7. 3. bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park Weekly 351$ Hwy 1797, Sanford 3733930 AVALOPI APARTMENTS the Sanf or d, Altamonte Springs. ADULTS. NO PETS Park & Or l ando areas NO 1 16W 2nd Upstairs S room apartment, water furnished 1125 per month Child and pet 0 k 322 0211 FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT No pets 7MefloflyilfeAve Sell that extra bike with a low cost Clatsfed Ad - ' I ' PRECINCT NO. 66 - Roiling Hills SALES - Excellent company with DOW benefits Potential above SELMAWlLLIA,ySA5504, E )22 Ot1? 327 iS!? $10,500 ) WE SELL SUCCESS - classified ad We'll help you write thAt will bring a fast sa le an CALL 377 2611 . - - , , . I •- I. - .• , - I - . • Deputy Cleik PUblish: .fl 36. Feb. Z9. 16, I97 0,1,' Florida. PRECINCT NO I) -- First Federal PublIsh --- ai ':--' . '' - a _L ., s. •. I - - . , - -. . -. . wide mobile home, fenced Itture, large garden ready to plant Sellortradefor motet home or travel trailer Loc at ed off Wilson P. at Paola, E of Wilson bollow sign 32) N. FOR SALE- Approximately one NOW MION I,irqr swimming pool 173,& WITT REALTY saIe Rtoki'r l7t J73 79S 312 0779 1551 Or 339 319$ Get ri'ao for hot wtatht'q 0 thiS OVIEDO- Five bedroom, 2 story lovely I bedroom home with older home, even a basemrrt, screened pool Large corner lot. Screened swimming pool. situAled on over '. acre $17.500 carpet. inany other ex1ras s c' CALL us to fulfill your Real Estate needs, Homes, Commercial and Income Property, Groves u tr - -- ? . - - - - vi ,vi,r•, running (000iTiOfl but needs s)me repair 1173 catn Phone 322 1495 'AA ........ DAVES' 373 93 70 , Wanted to buy used oft ice furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy 17 97. 830 4206 . Chico & The 1969 Torino, new radial tirM. excel nd Check prices, then call me Hac.enda P,'otors, 313 9 315 1.4 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Aluminum Siding Insulation 1 Can cover ~our home with alum siding 1. soffit System. Also Roofing. Gutters 20 yrs. Exp Eagle Sd'ng Co 8519563 Radio & TV Save 25 p(t nn ho-At,ng & Air ~Dn ditioning InSulate now New constriction, labor & materials, 4" blown, Ic so It., 6" blown. lOc sQ ft.; 9". 17c. 3 115 Alma Ave. E V, Foster, Lake Mary. 372884 377 7195. _______ -------. , I a •, •i Land Clearing WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' ESTERSON LANO CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch WORK? Place a Classified Ad fl the Evening Herald today. — Luxury Patio ApadmentS urge 1 & 2 Bdrm. APARTMENTS TOWNHOUSES Hauling ____ work Fill dirt, top soil 377 n Sewing Alterations Dressmaking, lacles', men's, Childr en 's JP5. Quilts, Upholstering Donna Canada, FROM TODAY 5 WANT AOSI Reasonable 32) 7157 372 0?0?. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Quality Work. Reas on able Price's Painting Patty Varrier, 3736703 —I — P.i'ntnq Interior and Exteror No Oil Burner Cleanng 6. Service 74 joN to l,,rge or Small Free Hcur Service Dykes Heating ' & ; estimates 35 years experience c Air Coi'tiøiiing, 372 8677 Sanderson. 321 0050 Upholstering STOP AND THINK A MINUTE of Classified Ads didn't work there w:''dn I be an1 Home Imp rovements Need help on 111.19 Saturday job 7 Pani'ltiq, s wind% huous, , concrete By the hour, or by the job 322 9313 - _______________________ APT 11 RO'7 PEST CON TROL 1St 7 P,,'k Orr 3112 "65 Plastering, Plaster Palch;ng & Simulated 1 brick & stone specialty 322 7180 _____________________ Quality upho4slering F fee pick up& delivery Call for free estimate 703 E Commercial 371 6451 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home' Moving to an ap,artmen" Pest Control I Interior, Exterior Get some aCtiOn with a HeraI'i Classified ad We'll help 'oi, Wi'itean CALL 377 26SI ____________________________ Well Drilling Boarding & Groomn For free e•lmat, aIl Carl Ph. 3211057 Harris. &I SEARS in Sanford 372 I,?, ______________ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRI NKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes Werepairandseryice Photography STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO - 207W 7ndSt F'r ec.Jritet i .'.rison Coi:is. )fl 4a32( I ne wt'dd.riq 'ced Phone 323 &3u _________________________ Williams Accounting Window Service Pressure Cleanin g Income Tax Returns Individual, Business Hwy 1792 at Five Points Phone 3n 1#43 3222090 Professionally Managed By 1,1 Pet Care PUT REST INN 125 SANFORD 3 Mo:. 6 Mo.8, J I Year Leases - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST T rach Removal, SOLAR HEATING AND ATCR PURIFICATION SYSTEMS r,All Phil Gonzalez 105 373______ 3939 1505 W. 25th St. DEPOSIT. Shingte All work grant BROGDEN ROOFING 373 6700 Land Clearing, fill dirt. clay, ___ rock All kinds of digging Hous,trail,rs Stored & moved 3729147 ____________________________ Income Tax Serv. FROM Ex Wt roof rep., -fl fJt roots 0, C&A BackHoe Service ________ HAUL I PIG - 5. Freeestmales Call 323 6769 - entral Heat & Air Condut.ori.r.j _______ NO SECURITY ALA C1.[ANS ALL Exterior pressure 3730863 't)"F ) IV KEEP WARM Replace tot"old JALOUSIE WINDQy'i I mor,. efficient single, or jble P.,ng Windows fl)I 9?74 Hwy. 17.92 Across furniShed. 5.15,300. Dynamic From RanchHo V. Hardwick, '10(j1 32 3i470 0r131.?777 I_wirhhu_ i: L - Ill Tr5. vlslnm._11 I kt Vttiir AA Lk r4....i L11 I'' . r'Ia4.1I A'1JIIk. !A . U a - . - -f_____. .,, ,x., .,. S . ._;_4__ - , i4_• I ___ -.. -, I I - • Si '-, —' . '_1•_•___I - '.' -. - '" '.-"-'-' -__. p-"---'--'--' :.'':"-'A- 1_'.',-!',, ' —U -L •.'.', ,.',J.,..., 1 ..,.P, Urd Roofing kootng And Carpentry Mepar Free estimate 323603$ FURNISHED OELTONA- A real showplace. I (3M, I bath, Sireened porch, heat and air conditioned, completely - "c,r' :. a- _ 1 • ' z - IA - . , - - baIts. 17c and TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (bormerlyHarriett's Beauty Nook ) 5)9E First, 377 5717 C,irpentrv Remodelnq .S'id.fortt, _________________________ Work I,icensed Borvieci I ardens STUDIO1,2,3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM 0', jl, n(Jtt4ikpd,, 1 2621 Orlando Otive 327 130? a . ..-.,-,., URIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fall Service 702 Live Oak Blvd C*sselberry PhO 8)1 9641 — 6-, 72c. Existing homes. A" blown, llc: 6". I Free estimate $11 _________________________ 3 Beautiful lots with 21 fruit trees, rvillage [ Jk 19195 French PropertIes, S . . Man Jct II fl&177.Longwoocl 323 tSlOor 13.4140:3 BUSINESS DIRECTORY High, dry, tree covered. Corn muity water in Property. Reasonable terms. Offers (On sidered Call Titusville, 2696387 — — WE HAVE from 1 10 20 acres. near Osleen Good terms Discount for casn. Conditional permits for moljileltomor home construction available, P41 1011, adner" Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Schuren Realty , We Buy Ftirnifiiras , ,- - Heater Cleaning OR UNFURNISHED - _______ Lake Harney water fron t acr ea ge ISerninote & Volusia Counties, Acreage Tracts. Small & large, TERRY REALTY, REALTOR. 628071) CallBart '77 1198,377 195.1 3221959.3721)64 , r,.. ::,. Beauty Care IAKEFRONT--- 2 Acres plus Mullef Lake Park- Canal lot And RURAL RESIDENTIAL, 2 story trailer, 113.00o. Phone )S3I9S1lid c ii anti brick BR, 3 ba ths, I ti.ltti. frantic home ,. - P a. •, Located in Sorrento. on 1'. acres, at conditioned, carpet, fenced, 3 ElM. $9.500 90135.3 8050 free interior- and a potentially commercial property for this price Buy of the Week! 'I" ...--. '. I - - . mobile tome. cimpleteiy set up with patio and ,i*nng in aault 9x1rk $900 Ana assume pdywenl% "l 5.129 month Phjnp 3737067 ,',t'i ' i' "sr Can u .. l5 Florida room - a maintenanCe LOCATION Elementary School Auditorium, Clerk of the Board of State Road 33 & Lake MAry Blvd., County Commissi eri in un Lake Mary. Fl eric) few Semil, County, -j - 11 Acres. 17 lots, now 71' x 4', obi r Spanish) OR, I bath. carpt'f, 373 -central 14 A. fenced. Small muity And takeover 7pct. mortgage. 869 Summer Is Almost Here 'I Bedroomlurn'Shed house for rent. in Paola Phone 3?? 1767 to "Home" In The Sunday Herald I - -- Retire In The Tropics! Forrest Greene, Inc. Look - - Bunk Beds and Dishwasher Phonp3),)Ak1 .,.. NORTH CerlillIePely re-furbiShed l.'ilroom. PRECINCT NO. 10 -- Lake Mary Arthur H ftk*itti 'Jr - ..... _______ Refrierator, Dryer. f'14RQ[ HALL REALTY -- -_--__ 43-t.ots.Acreage REALTOR 322 5771 .1 M1' ATTEST Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr. Cler k of the Circuit Court 8k'. Mrtha T. Vihl -. $300001 Nights phone 675. 5569 372 6457 3771991 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Clear notice ofthp po,, p1 ng aces bor SAid Precincts be Published in !Ovr (4) Issues of a newspaper Of 'it CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford, uhot, Pettibone 79-Trucks-Trailers Sales. Rental, Service 417 Magnolia Avenue Beautiful Broyhill couch, white, ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS 5.33 1344 1964 Jeep half ton pick up, 4 wheel brown and gold velvet. 6 months HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY di' , good condition, Call 111 145110 old, $lt,*)Q new, $450 firm, 3 pc $43 am, V m year old maple bedroom Suite. 64-Equipment for Rent orinal tag on mattresses, like ____________________________ 196$ Ford pickup, 1550 1969 new, see to appreciate, King SiZC Chevrolet pickup, 1850, Good Steam Clean your on Carpet bed and - eat1t'ard wiii Cond 'Ifl.IMI AA nn v. 5 Rent our R onsenf Ac bedspread, SISO firm; dinette wkrendS, 322 3472 dark brown with 4 beautiful CARROL1 'c FURNITURE 372515.1 — 197S Custom Dodge Van, Tradesman leather padded chairs, 1150 firm; 200, 17.000 mites, . ton, V $ several other items, some an 65—Pets- Supplies automatic, ET mags, carpet. tiquej Call mornings o"!y, 173 -teats stereo, A C 3222860 5)21 _____________________________________________ Spc. walnut bedroom SUite. 1150. Papers. Guaranteed. 7739141,_80, -Autos for Sale Caff Anvtime weekends of After FREE PUPPIES w('('iidAy% 373 0688. 1977 Ford Courier, like brand new, Cute, Male. only 111593 Call 327 1651, Dealer. Phone 323 7722 after 6 p m 52-Appliances Sharp 1972 VW Bug, low mileage, air, avtoimAtic, %I,Wo. 3?3 9406 6S--Wanted to Buy V [N'.ORE WASHER, ar,s, I after 3:30. service. used mach,nes Need yards chicken manure MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 196$ Corvair Automatic, excellent OcIveredor will Ock uP cono, 000y flC5 littiC i'Cir, 'I Ii)'? hillcrest 1?z60, 2 bedroom, central Fisher Stereo FM: Color Console air, carport, skirting, awning. TV, Black & White Portable; excellent Condition Offered by Speakers, all sizes 371 07C ________________________ CASH 322-4132 Savings & Loan 16314 per month. Phone 3236053 or 8)00005., nights Color TV's from 1343; BIW. lrom For uSed furniture, appliances, I call 678 5569 5.15: Servi all makes HERBS' toots, etc Buy I or 300; it ems l'-) TV 5 French, 373 3731 Larr s .'.'art 715 Sarfrt I 15 YR FHA F INAPICING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlancjoDrve Sanford,)?] 5200 payment, 3 bedroom, central air, country wooded estate of s large workshop, $20,900 acres Complete with %tables, lack room, corral A truly fine hom for the horse lover and the large OLDER TWO STORY- Fine 3 bedroom, 7 bath, mint condition. family. 169.000. LOTS & ACREAGE GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC Furnished home - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 32) 66 _________________________ 53-TV-Radio.Stereo COUNTRY GENTLEMANA fine Older I bedroom home on a ROSALIA DRIVE- Low down 1975 fr,jni, 111w Redmond )7'a40' . a DbJ bed, com!ee, S. Sngle bed complete. 5.25. Love seat, uo. Old Arrowback rocker, 5.35, New dinette, Ichairs, 5.. KULP DEC - 42-l'Iobile Homes only 127.950 JOHNNY WALKER Realtors for 19YS Harley, street or dirt bike 9oo miles List price, 11 300, n 1599 Hacienda Motors, 3739395 Tractors & Heavy Equipment -. ______- — -. G eneva Looking 63A- -- 1109 Sanford Ave - '' - - 24 Hrs. 3239410 7017S FRENCH (HWY Il 92) 131.650 Like new I Bedroom $140 per 33350s JIM HUNT REALTY INC. acre. 200 It frontage, on Lake CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Harney L Swanson, R. R 2, 8)1 8722 I Bedrooms. 7 baths, double' uaraqr, _____________________________ Gettysburg, Pa. 11323. split bedr oo mw arrangement, built GOOD AS NEW- 3 BR. Ii, bath, NO LONGER USED CAMPING indithw'ather, w carpet, c en tral central heat and air, wall to waIl h a. excellent landscaping, GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT car DELTONA-- 7 OR, furnished or lurnithed 5.155 to $175 7 BR, 2 bath, carport, swimming pool, 1190 n nth Dynamic Properties, s v Hardwick. Broker, Deftona 665.6611. WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? home? Moving to an Buying a apartment? LOOK for the display announcing the Opening of San ford's newest and unusual Cactus Ou"n Nursery, corner Weiltiva Perk Dr. and SR 46. Joe B. Mt C,)*Iey, Sr - 51-Household Goods - Reconditioned Batteries, II.,S - ' ..... - Just OpcnCd AUTO PAM is & SUPPLIES, 3101 Sanford Ave. 3) 0647. Open 7 Days, Mon Sat, 7:30 6. and Sun 91 , - FOR SALE TOMATO STAKES 3l33ló4 after Spm, FREE GIFTW RAPPING All Baby Gilts, Knits, Christening Gowns. PAYTON'SCHILDREPI'SWEAR 2640141iak,itha Ph ]" 1;01 ' 76--Auto Paris " 12 With plenty of room for Lhildren to REALTOR AFTER HRS entertain yel separate from rest ot 322 11"1 172 9294 3220645 family, Colonial with big living room, family room with fireplace, Very low down and take over $175 5 un;ii. 2 tel vraut- i per month payments on) bedroom home rome at 1795 Lincoln Drive Call Da.t' Al 5.67 5570 A I'?•V A Immediate Occupancy Bedroom. 7 bath carpeted, stove OSTEEN , STOP " HANDY MAN'S DREAM-_3 Bedroom, I bath C B, on P1 lots. 1)7,500 3720880 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll __________________________ find him listed in our Business IDYLLWILDE.. Choice 2 story, 4 Directory room dining room, breakfast room, large family room. 2 New double wide, fully set up in fireplace. C PI&A, 159,900 quiet adult park Central air. Kish Real Estate screened room. carports and RAVENNA, PARK- Attractive 3 skirts. 11.000 under invoic. No SI RVICE BEYOND bedroom, 7 bath, family room, dealers, plea se Phone 3236751 or THF roads. 5.6,500 2nd lot on lake & vr'j rna't, 14000 Cash C' terms 5)7 7173 Cuinmrcial air cond.. fenced, fruit trees. irrvltc Close in 321 0414 HAPPY FAMILY _________________________ and refrigerator, central heat and air, garage, fenced yard. 322 -- 62—Lawn-Garden -. WE GUARANTEE A AT 322-2420 ANYTIME ' - REALTORS MLS 254-SPARK 'TarrySaxloit C,IIt $antors Sales Leaoer Large cornier tot on lake, pav ed p'us 5100 security 322 7711 average. — _________________________ ASHIER -- Nice ban, pleasant BROWSE AND SAVE It's easy BAKER Willing to pa good salary Excellent hours CHILD CARE COUPLE -- Work with emotionally disturbed children Good benefits Living Salary, Quarters furnished 25 foot Apollo. Doc,e 440 engine, low mileage. all steel frame 3zi Asaj mornng ---- o r baths. Story home on 1'; wooded To sex. a wonderful home lust Sit acros' Swimming pool, there empty? In good ConditIon fireplac, separate garage with big family room and 3 apartment Range, dishwasher, bedrooms Carport. Ideal for drapes. Located at 30$ W. 15th St children Owner must sell 122.000 and priced at lust 139,500, Spring Specials I Bedroom, unfurn.. lence4l. air, %M and fun . - TIe Want Ad Way, 7S—Re-creational Vehicks- or sleet dFks (executive desk 1. chairs. secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Cass.e;be'rvy, 37 97, 5.30 i2i. - AT 322-2420 ANYTIME HAL A COLDER T. REALTOR REALTOR * * * * skills, Excellent company work PLUMBER ' Must have Florida license. gcxxj references and local Used office furniture 2511 32-Houses Unfurnished Seminole County, F I Transportation - baths, kitchen appliances, carpet, excellent SChool district. All on one of the largest lots in Sunland, Call to see this 176.500 charmer Call Sarford's SHORT ON DOWN?- This well. kept 3 bedroom home has plush carpeting. range. dishwasher, disposal, fenced rear yard, paneled family room. Price? $73,950 Terms? Excellent financing available 321.0041 FRONT OFFICE - Good at meeting For RenI, Sunland. I BR, I b,Ith. people Attractive, general office carpet, stove SITS. 3237774 LARGE CORNER LOT- Corn, plelely fenced 3 bedrooms, 7 70? E 25th)?) heat carpet, walk.In old closets, old fashioned well, Planfers, and beautifully landscaped 5)9,900 furnished or un DUPLEX Ideal furnisn'cl location rent. Reasonable 365 3171 tractive, neat appearing Train for apartment manager Handle social affairs, leasing. etc Selectric and IBM Executive typewriters Firm, 1,3`14 eacts In . 107 E Ist St. Downtov%n Market, (behind Auction Galleries) SANFORD SEWING CENTER - Friday CcmpIcIe;,;d,U,, rebuilt IbM S'iir'r Oil And u-,, Zcj z. ,.,tO 3 needle position sewing macnine and cabinet. Pay balance of $72 or I2 payments of 5.650 See at BACK ON THE MARKET!- Lovely shaded 3 bedroom, 1 bath home. Range. refrigerator, carpet, and oak floors Relax after a hard day on the brecic way. You'll love the corner iot and the low price of HAL COLB ERT '.'LS RE.'.t.TOps anytime COUNSELOR - Aggressive Sales persality EiccIlenl appearance turn apt . electric heat, un BR, with go pho ne voce Room for air, carpet. StOyC 8 ref Adults 5.105 adancrmi'nI to management 372 2796 Alter S P. v.k r.5 ASSISTANT MANAGER . At I CALLING ALL VALENTINES Place Your valentine Love Lines in the Evening Herald, then watch your romance btosom. Call 3222611 or 831 9993 BRITTANY AI4M HOUSE- In oak shaded Loch Arbor, Central Sanford, - Used Cross Ties See Foreman of W. J Sapp L Son, Benson Junction. or -all Jack sonville 901 14 706) _________________________ ARBOR SPECIAL- 4 Bedroom, 2 bath home, needs Some fixin' upl in a quiet neigh, borhood, Needs work , but structurallysound, indoor room. central heat air, range, refrigerator. Loads of potential. and priced to sell, 5.25.5.00 block, excellent Condition; no cot y taxes. by owner 322 "20 Home at 13PP Warranted Homes 31A-Duplexes ')'o('R I/Till. 11 E 1(;I:s'(:)'" 13? Orlando Home of BPP Warranted Homes DUPLEX- 7 bedroom concrete Stenstrom Realty ..-.. S 105 N Sunlarxj Ii fenced, large Shad 1273 10)6, Every Highway 46 Flea BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 315 E First St 377 fl LOCH MOBILE HOME on 1', acre lot. river privileges, in Lake County. $15,000 COMMERCIAL LOT on West First SI OUR 10 Acre tracts SELLING Must enjoy talking with public. Schedule own time IS20 hours weekly Guaranteed hourly rate, Will train Call our foil free number 1100573401 321665$ 12 Noon, 60--Mice Supplies Reg Red$ Estate Broker Stenstro m Realty OlficeCleanlng. Free estimates and free initial cleanups. Blitz Clean 7735954 RAYMONDM BALL Peg Real Estate Broker 377 %ll. Alter Hr 8)7W 1t St Sanford CONTRACT" t TAFF ER REALTY It REALTORS M LS ISIS PARK Ior?flroorns Adullsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 754$ Park Drive 170 up - 18-Help Wanted - Winter -' Bass r,u"ar, Unvoi lretless. cornj?ci. SI 327 1if Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available Bud CabelI. anytime _________________ ______________ -i-! 7Sth5r Dealers Auction - - an 04relit BAMBOO COVE APIS One 2' bedroom apartmen ts, furnished or unlurnish.d Newly redecorated Come see 300 E . Airport Blvd Sanford - Assume Payment _________________________ tiviu IN TOWNt Sound impossible? I bedrooms, 7 --' - .. LAKE MARY. Take Your rhoice of two well built modern homes 2 BR. $19,500 3 fIR. $ 73.500 BROKER COOP ______ ___________________________ 59-Wvsical Merchandise -. Writ Lake flrantley OAcl. Seminole (Seal) (Seal) ____________ — ______________________________ thiS Court on January 23rd, (976. CLEVELAND & MIlE Attorneys f or Petition er P 0 Drawer 1 Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish; Feb 1, 9, 16, 73. 1976 Seafood and many other Authentic Dishes, I & 7 BR, ,iIl & E kitChen, Imm Occ Franklin Arms Apt%., 1170 Fla Ave. -- 72-Auction In "11? PROFESSIONALMAID SERVICE For Fret,Estimate ca: 371 0967 Lake Mary 2 bdr.. Fla rm.. tencej yard, shade, 111,O00or et offer Owner 377 1507. For Sale by U,n'r 2 t3edrom, Florida room, 10Qx150 lot, trees. Near Sanford. 373 9316 41—Houses A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants $134 up WITNESSmy hand and the sal of County Deputy Clrti Spaghetti Lazagna Parmlglana - Ziti ScAU.opine. Mc Don aId's In Sanford, 5 290.,i Orlando Drive 30-Apartments Unifurnished . general Circulation Within the demanded in the claim oainst PRECINCT NO.9- Baptist Church, County. Clerk of the Circuit Court only - ---Child Ca re --'.-_, Practically New, 5.1$ Little want ads bring big bIg results Just try one. )fl 2)I or 9993 keal Estate Broker 5.03W. 1s1 St. )7)6O61or323O5I7yj 322 7611or831 9991 I 3 Speed Girl's Bike 3227643 - vALLNrINELOvELINES - -- .- Trade -- Evening Herald Bicycic 5. _____ 1iro er 3 BR. I' bath, wall wall Carpeting, 5.3,200 down & assume ntg 2133 Empire Place, Sanford. 1624114 COMMERCIAL pfairtiff's attorney or Immediately Community House, Howell Branch Ihereatler~ otherwise a default will Road. Seminole County, Ff be entered against YOU for he relief (Stall Arthur H. Berkwirh, Jr, COMPLETE DINNERS OR ALA CARTE Good Rentals ___________________________ North Woodland Drive, Sanford, Fl Ep,scooal Church, 3)3) Lake Howell Records of Seminole C ou nty, PRECINCT NO 3 - Midway Road, Seminole County, Fl Flirida. this Court either before service Ofl PRECINCT 740 (Nv k of the Circuit Court on this291h of ;oilvary. AjX. 1976, SQUARE SICILIAN PIZZA AND CAL ZONE Ad in the Herald 3227611, III 9993 ---- .- i Real Estate _______________ Garage sales are in season Tell the '*-Lost & Found Sanford Auction 38-Wanted to Rent portunities anO( before FEBRUARY 23t, 1976, Crsuluota, El afld file the originl ,ylth the clerk of WiTNESSmyhanaflØ8IQffp,0 Also Introducing Our Own Special 0 February 29th 1976. :916, otherwite C default will entered against you. . ___________________________ s, if any, to it Of PRECINCT NO 7 - Community MOravian Church, Senlando Springs ,u copy thereof on Petitioner s at J. BERGER. plaintiff's Ilouw, Avenue E & 7th Street, Drive, Highway 13.1, Longwood, El torney, Mack N. Clev eland, Jr., of WILLIAM attorney, whose address Is Chuluota, F I Cleveland 1. Mite, P. O. Drawer z, Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman, PRE(INCT 51 Highway -- Sebal Palms sanfOrd, Florida, 3377). on or LipOff & Quentel, P A., 1401 Brickell PRECINCT NO, IA -' Community CountryP40 Club, 431, before the 41h day of March, A.D., Avenue, PH I. Miami, Florida 3)1)1, 'House. Avenue E & 71h Street. LOnOWOnd ci Sausage . Anchov. Medium - Largo or by the Slice. S -- FOR VALENTINE LOVE LINES 37? 7611 or 131 9993 $2 Sq. Yard & SWAPSHOP ILEAMARXET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer No charge Au admt'e'i free Come browse every Sunday 9 to) .it tre Moyibontj Drive in Theatre, South 17 93 Phone fl7 1716 HOTLINE Assoed Colors M.UNSWORTH REALTY ,sss . — ' 5 4; Canaan Water Ass uktAND ALSO: That part of the East Jitney Avenue, Sanford, Fl PRECINCT NO. SO - Information 80 feet of the West Half of the Nor Center, 1301 Winter Springs YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED thwest Quarter of the Southeast PRECINCT NO 1 Altamonte Boulevard, Seminole County, El that a proceeding for dissols,tion of Quarter of Section II, Township 21 Springs City Hall, I bUt, w%t 01177, marriage has been filed against you, South, Range 29 East ILESS: The I t blk. north of SR 436. Allamonle PRECINCT NO. 51 and thi Short title is IN RE: THE South 223 feet thereof) lying South of Springs. Fl , 8aptit Church, South Side Of 433. MARRIAGE OF BOOKER T. the Southerly right of siay line of WASHINGTON, husband, and State Road No. 436. all lying and PRECINCT NO.3-City Hall, South West of I I, Longwood. El MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, being in Seminole County, Florida, Central Avenue, Oviedo. Fl andthese preset is command PRECINCT NO $2 - Casselberry All containing 14 701 acres more or Fire Station, 9S oi.0 In appear and file your Answer II'ss Lake Triplett, PRECINCT NO 6 C.1%Seberry, F-I Commurit, .1 otli'r defense or pleading With the as been filed against you and you blouse. First Street, Geneva, Fl Clerk of the Circuit Court in and are required to serve a copy of your ' SeminoIeCocity, Flor ida, and serve written defense PRECINCT NO 53 Rolling Hills After 5 p.m. thru RESIDENCE Peg Real Estate Broker VENDING ROUTES I 'leftent Opportunity Only 4 tO hours weekly with complete company training location set up. Investment of 5600 15000 Call Collect, Mr. Carson, 111516 5370 Singers Nationally known Production Co looking for fresh . tJlcnt C.I 177 4481 today 803 family after 5 p.m. any day --. National Firm for individuals in 75.-17I.CA..D Section 11, Township 71 South. ELECTION called for March, 1976, Community Building. 17i West In Re: The Macnag, Of Range 29 East. as follows Church Avenue, Longwood, El BOOKER T WASHINGTON, AND ALSO: Lots 1,5.6, 11. 21, 23, Husband Petitioner, 37 and 3) (LESS The East 136 feel PRECINCT NO. I - Church Of God, PRECINCT NO MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, of Lots 24, 25,12 and 33 - Holiday Inn, and the East West 27nd Street, Sanford. F1 West Side of 1 4 lust SOtith of 436, Wife Respondent IS6feet of the South 353 feet Of Lot Altamonte Springs, Fl NOTICE OF PROCEEDING 5): AND TheNorthllf eetoftot 10, PRECINCT NO 7- Wilson School, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO all in HUDSON PARK, as rec'srded State Road 431. Paofa. i.; PRECINCT NO. 49 - St. Richards MARVA BETTY WASHINGTOPI, in Plat Book I, Page 69, P.,blit One and to prove It, we're offering our delicious Big Mac TM. FREE ---__ -- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ALSO The South 225 feet of the Election Precincts, are established 431, Letig*ocil, Fl FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Wes t Half of the Northwest'Quart er for the PRESIDENTIAL FLORIDA of the Sou theast Quarte'; all in PR EF ER EPIC E PRIMARY PRECINCT NO 47 -- Longwood CIVIL ACTION NO. POSSE" L TUES, j. THURS, ECONOMY NIGHT-ADULTS $1, CHILDiEN Soc T.M. 24—Business * IMF rench Ave., in 7340 Vacant 3 DR, 2 bath. 7 car garage. 5.78.900 Vacant, 2 BR, large family rm., Screerv-d back porch. fruit Iree% JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. 101 W Commercial Phone 322 Sancor ______________________________ - East of the East right of way line of Commissioners of Seminole County, Country Club, Pressview Avenue, State Rcad N3 4W lInterstate 4); Florida, that the polling places lot North of North Street and South of I, At /VicDonald's ~, we do it all tot you — Nurses. RN's, LPN's. Aides; Aide Companion, Needed immediately. 628 0636 Free. 641 77 for Care"-"HOttjne," Adults ne Teens / THE REGULAR MEETING OF North 1095,17 left thereof) lying ALSO: 31S9 PROBLEM r 'irri.u.s Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help call 421 4S7 .rtep 0 nos1213 Stord.FIorida)7,,l ___________________ PRECINCT PlO. 39 - St. Johns AND: That part Of the East Half of Precincts, egal Notice __________________________ the Southwest Quarter (LESS: the NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT L arrangements to add to your family income. Opportunity for local managtr 3710014 or Sy4 FACED Wo TH A DR— INKINC. following property in Seminole prescribes that the Board of County AND FLEA MARKET EVERY SUNDAY 9A.M..) PM CALL 373.1226 Fashion Show Dir"for for Sarah Coventry Act now no investment New Vinyl Flooring 'S1narura1area Podn monthly paymer less tpan rcr.t. GuWI(IuncrIl Subsidiled to Qualified t'uyrs(aJl t s it - -_ 7 D--Swap ROBSON MARINE 7921 Hwy 17 9? )fl 5961 _______ ________________ 3235116 ar"kers PRECINCT NO 44 - San Jose County. Florida Commissoner dn1ign,te polling Apartments Recreational Room, off That part of the East Half of the places for special elections, and d3don Winter Woods Blvd. Seminole Northwest Quarter lying East of the WHEREAS, the Board of County C ounty. Fl East right of way line State Road Commissioners, upon recom No. 100 (Interstate 1), all in Sec tion mendatlon and appr oval p1 the PRECINCT NO, IS - Summit 73. Township 21 South, Range 29 Supervisor of Elections, may name Apartments Recreational Aft East. the polling places for Elec t ion 436 nea r Red Bug Lake Road, FREE SWAP SHOP 0 IS ALCOHOL A PWOIILEM IN YOUR FAMILY AL ANON For families or trends of problem A and THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM. MACPOLl C. HAMILTON MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE PRECINCT No, I)-Eastbroole Residence Unknown COUNTY. FLORIDA, ON THE 3rd Pool AI54 (i*?ion. Off Eastbrook YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an DAY OF FEBRUARY, AD,, 1,76 Boulevard, Seminole County, l actiontoforeclos ea mortgage on the WHEREAS. Florida Law Z'L1N0F t o w Plaintiff, Arthur H BeckwjtPi, Jr Fern Park. Fl vs Clerk to the Board THE DEVELOPMENT COR- of County Commissioners, PRECINCT No 40 Elks Club, rORATION AT NORTH LSIXE, Seminole County, Florida Howell Branch Rp,iii, Gldenrod, El INC . et al . RESOLUTION Defendants ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER PRECINCT NO II-- Mil*eeMiddle NOTICE OF ACTION kWIATKOWSKI SECONDED BY School, Highway 422, Longwood, Fl CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS THE PROPERTY FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS PRECINCT NO 17 - Sandle'wnoii TO: I E HAMILTON, JR. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT Villas Recreational Building, 130 f. Call - rsonaIs ATTEST ' - Man. quel & %looe Ioonq lc r'me DEPARIMEPIT MANAGER t,il b.lcgrovnd a must, must ,r Box 1793 Santoro ti' with Sporing goods ,U1'J ti,)rdn.ire Excellent salary. Real Estate great potential, AAA Em Ploymeni, 201 Commercial, phoir ________________________ -. - * They' re Hot" * LEASE OPTION Two for price of one, 3 OR, w W carpet, ccntrat heat, partially furnished c.O' , tul oaks. On separate . I BR hOuSe, fur. fiShed Must see to believe. 5.33.900 2 Ott t' aV cic'd ',aretouse lrutk height L arJ, fenced Outside Cv'ntr,it Ioca'ion 18-Help Wanted would like 10 thank Brother Bill PailefY Man tot Danish And Swer - I Coflman from thc Central Baptist PoII, bread mixer, experienced Church for 1596 Seminole vSitatior while I was ill in tnc Bakery hoSpital Also the Eckerd Drug Storm. and lhe Winn Dixie stores and all my friends for lh many The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claims ...Just blowers, gills and cards Reultif LOUISE BROWN & FAMILY Winter Park Drive, Casselberry, Fl Florida *"Get ' Em WhjI Clean 3 bedroom, 11 1 bath, stove & refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat & air, Payton's,Jfl 1301 ._j 1-Card of Thanks Seminole County. MORTGAGE CORPORATION. a Delaware corporation e ,. - Commissioners are having dilf'uIt' finding a piacetnhive.cartodrive..lob,or some service you have need of. read all our want ads every day BROKERS Days 372617] Nights- 377 M7 Commercial Build _______________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ - CASE NO. 7S1900.CA.fl.A _:;; Noon Friday - Monday, Feb. 9, 1914-35 Accessories -- ' Property Herald, Sanford Fl. 5Mcareots for " — Before Publication thkitchenNuip(ral & y $77, 1710 aster 5 or 831 1117 nytime ______ Sunday _____________ IDS Maci. L g Da Evening __________ __________ _______________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Ft Shop Space lP4 Maple ?) B)?l or 3?? a'c _______________ ______ ADULTS is. KiDours is. — Noon The -- DIVISION Big 37BUSiness DEADLINES -. leock-0-6 0"M One _____________________________ - 630 STUDY PASTOR'S SUNRISE SEMESTER *1 1 t,lA; YOGA AND YOU Buy 8:00 AM, 5:30 PM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAy * ltamonte not the duties 01 the Clerk of the PRECINCT NO. 23 Circuit Cou, Springs Civic Center. Magnolia 500 t Shall be divided bel. Avenue, Off Long^vod Avenue. wrien two offices. one Serving as 2 ADAM 12 Altamonte Springs, Fl clerk of circuit court and county 12 ('luos. oy)VEGETE Court and one lobe kn.wn as County SOUP Lake Mary comptroller and e officio clerk of PRECINCT NO 26 LASSIE thefloardofCountycommlssione, Fire House, SE corner of Wilbur auditor, recorder, and custodian of AvenuC and First Street. Lake 5 30 Mary, Fl all county funds; providing for the 2 12 NEWS ell-ction of the clerk of circuit Court U W ELTRtC COM PRECINCT NO 21 - Sanford Civic anci county court and appointment of Center, Sanford Avenue, Saord, Fl nunty comptroller by the Board of 9 BEVERLY HlLlLLjES C o u n t y C o m m ii ion cr5, €1) THE LONE RANGER PRECINCT NO. 78 - Central establishing the respective duties Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Avenue, and compensation; providing said Sanford, Fl referendum 5 approved by the Legal -electors residing within Seminole County, PRECINCT NO. 79 FICTITIOUS NAME The Questh as to theadoption of Sanlord Middle School, South Notice is hereby given that I am this %pt-Cial act French Avenue, Sanford, Ff Shall be placed on the gAQed in hutinpix a, 1017 Crr;an Mrh7, 1fl it, lI.Iii*iig Ave. Winter Park. Seminole form PRECINCT NO 30- Lake Monroe County, Florida under the fictitious "Shall the office of the Clerk f the Elementary School, East Of tSA, name of DIVERSIFIED SER. Circuit Court be divided into t Monroe School Road, Lake Monroe, VICES, and that I in!e to register offices: one to b elected and known Florida said name with the Clerk of the is lhe clerk of the Circuit Court and Circuit Court. Seminole County. the other to be appointed by the PRECINCT NO 31 English Florida In accordance with the Board of County Commissioners for Estates SChool. Oxford Road. Fern proviSions of the Fictitious Name afour year term concurrent with the Park, Fl S tatutes, To Wit' Section 5.6509 clerk of the circuit court and be Florida Statute% 19SI. lublecl for removal by the Board of PRECINCT NO. 32 - Portable 5: John V . Droaddos County Commissioners for cause , adiacent to south side of Mayfair Publish: Feb, 2, 9, 16, n, Ityfli and be known A% County Camp Country Club, West A6 A, Sanford, Fl DEW I troller?" PRECINCT NO 3) - Longwood The plaCM of voting in the referendum eleCtion small b those City Hall, corner Warren Street and KOTICE OF REGISTRATION places in the resolution set forth V.'ilma Street. Longwood, Fl OF FICTITIOUS NAME below The i . , I,n?,.-r :1 , :tcv .'yEl'i • v oting on the date PRECINCT NO 21 saia hjb ••,_••. Springs referendum election from 7 Elementary School, 300 00 a rn erwage In business in Sanford, until ion flm of the ,,. P,,,.,.. ri..... ia n.i... , ,. ,-aui Jy' "vi .minoseouniy. Florida, unbar - All Qualified electors residing Drive, Altamonte Springs, Fl fictitious name DISTRIBUTORS DOUG ALMANY within the County Shall be entitled. Intends to qualified, and permitted to vote at PRECINCT NO. 33 - Spring Oaks register Said name and with the Clerk of Such election Community Club House, 500 Spring the Circuit Court of Seminole Majority vote required for Oaks Drive, Altamonte Springs, Fl County, Florida, pursuant to adoption Proved a majority of Chapter 86509, Florida Statutes voters who shall vote if Ihe PRECINCT NO. 36 St Mary Rob er t W. Whitaker Magdalen Church. 100 Spring Lake referendum election, shall vote "for Publish: Feb. 2. 9, 16, 73. 1976 adoption," then the provisions of thIs Road, Altamonte Springs, Fl DEWS act shall becomeoperatIyean be ;n full force A-id effect, an, lrOm, arid PRECINCT NO 37 Sanora Club atti'r the date of such election HOUW, East all Sanford Avenu e on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County of Seminole, Sanora Blvd., Sanford, Fl 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Florida FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Mike Hattaway, PRECINCT NO 3$ - South FLORIDA Cha 'man Seminole Middle School, East side Cl GENERAL JURISDICTION Board of County Queens Mirror Lake, turn South off KOVE ESTATES- New fish, boat. Clubhouse, 5.50 mo Free literature o Box 10, Osieen ________________ 3776.i 3226017 i thru S times 41c a line 6 thru2S times 3lca line 26 limes 24caline (5200 MINIMUM CHARGE) HOURS ' 4 6 DEPT RATES Adventist Church, South of 431 On Moss Road, Winief Springs. Fl - Bogardo, ) SCHOOL PROGRAM- Tuesday RYAN'SHOPE British MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORH000 q 3 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 Spanish Gardner ED Err , 11 I ;3 9 1 THE FBI (R) - Merchandise - Tee t4 Gretn- By Owner, 3 OR, i', _________________________ It I 41-Ho, 2100 Willow Ave.. by Owner, 3 C1.tIfdbith.carpdarcond space heater, kitchen equipped. washer, dryer. 322 0345 alter Tomorrow may be the day you sell that rolla Way bed you've nowhere to roll away . It you Placea CI6%Sifi,d Ad t,aay. _____ CLASSIFIED - 15507, House Bill No 2117, State of Florida. Shall be enacted for the Winter Park _____ Publish: Jan. 75., Feb. 7, 9, 1& 1976 PRECINCT NO 21 Jaycee In formation Booth, 4th Street and NOTICE OF REFER CPIDUM French Avenue, Sanbord, Fl ELECTION IN THE COUNTY OF FLORIDA. ON PRLCINI NO, fl- Sanford Civic SEMINOLE. Center, Sanford Avenue, Saiford, Fl MARCH 9. 1916 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Prairie Lake PRECINCT NO. 23 THAT A REFERENDUM ELEC on the 9th day of Legion Hall. Lakeview Avenue, TION will be March. 1916. in the County of Fern Park. Fl Seminole, Flgrida. to consider - 41-Houses 2 Acres for rent for moijIe home 37 6 m 831-9993 0EV 127 ED SESAME STREET 4 MIDDAY (Thtn) 'Dispatch From floulets." Edward G. Robinson. Edna Best 1940 (Fit) "The 1963 British 1 30 4. [ATF NEWS 24th SN%on In Florida l. (Ths) 'Mauerade ' Ott Robertson. Jack Hawkins 965. British. (Fri) "Mouse on the Moon,'' Margaret Ruthertcwd 'retry 'flcjm ti'ant Slovo Alien is the t EL) ROBERT MACNEIL REpont 1 00 - ?;-V 4 - Miami Beach;' Ch 12, Odando 322-2611 - U W MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 9) EDGE OF NIGHT €1) ADDAMSFAliLy 4:30 '4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6 MEV GRIN CD 700 CLUE1 Hindenburc THE CHILDREN W ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2) 12 NBC NEWS 1:00 '2 1i SOMEflS: (Tueg. onily. ch 2, 'An Evering At a Douglas, pmlion as director of musii cid ex1ravu],viza to create a SCOTT IN 9. ALL Cohost. MIChdul Douglas. Guests indudo (Mon.) Kirk CXt4as, Pete Aoso,Scatman C;oIh, (Tues.) Maureen Stapleton. Larry Csonka, The Three groeg ) Ao 10:30 €L) INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL € FELONY SQUAD 1100 enables the boy to learn to copo with death and understand It3aCe Intho scheme of life Joseph Masicolo wid Matttw Labofleaux sty. 4 GILLIGAN S ISLAND 6 MARY HARAN 1230 2 2 At I/ KE My ADVICE 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW . " 2 12 (Tues Orly) SPECIAL TREAT "Papa and w.- 'flv loving relatiorWV between an oicorty and is grandson €1) BIG VALLEY 0 SCHOOL PROGRAM- y 2 IRONSIDE Tue see below. Thomas Romcmbofs"(fl)(f,i) -1310okBeal." Seminole -- 4W — (Tues. Wed, Thurs,) CLASSIFIED ADS 4 These presents are to require YOU Center, Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Fl ¼. tofileyourwrittencsefenseswiththe Clerk of the above Styled Court and St. Andrews PRECINCT NO Id to serve a copy thereof on Petitioner Presbyterian Church, 99)3 Bear or his attorney, GORDON V Lake Road, Seminole County, Fl FREDERICK, P.O. Box 179$, Sanford. F lor lode n or before Casselberr NO 9$ 17 Lake February 25, 1976. Should u tall toPRECINCT Fire Station, Triplett, do so a default may be entered Casselberry, Fl against you and the cause proeed ci parte. Seminole PRECINCT NO. 18 WITNESS my hand and official limiles off seal as Clerk of the above Styled County Agri Center. 92, Sanford, Fl Court on this 72 day of January, 1916. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., PRECINCT NO 19- Seminole Hgh Clerk of the Circuit Court. School. Georgia Avenue, Sanford, Fl By- Lillian Tr Jenkins Deputy Clerk IdylIwilde PRECINCT NO 20 (Seal) ________________________ ED fl()Q<y AND FRIENDS. UNDERDOG €Z) (Mon.) "World Press" (Fl) 9'GOOD MORNING AMER- EL) MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRC (Fri.)'ConsuerSijvj 12' MAGNIFICENT MARBLE MACHINE 35—Mobile Home Lots SWORTHY. 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE EL) (Mon ,Tuos. Wed, Thin) "Llas. Yoga and You" (R) 4 t 6 YOUNG AND RESTLESS 730. local news). U SESAME STREET (6) 11 CBS NEWS 1200 2 9 NEWS 7100 2' III TOOAY (cal at 725 and 825). ____ t4) 61 CBS NEWS: (Ch. 4, '14) €D THE MOTHERS IN LAW 330 4 MATCH CAME Afternoon 12) PALL iwv' happinm wWo Rudy*s thriving buness career loads I,i into an emotional reuon with Pr os. BARGAIN MATS. I VERY CiA_y 6 GENERAL HOSPITAL (Mon) A BIT NTH KNIT (',%'tjd) WC.MAN ALIVE "CARRASCOLENDAS" 658 Tenor stalks the cartus alter fort girls o misdorod arid a filth vIctim lies wounded in her hospItal room, guarded b0cause ortily she can Identify the 9 ~ RICH MAN. POOR MAN, Pail tti-oo, The beth of Tom's son brings a brief porlodof A10110 IS Ofdefod to diet " tho whoiohv1ydoodegtogo')n healthful GEORGE C. '-- Notice -. 9 €D (Mon. Fri.) V1L1A ALEGRE" (Tues.. Thur) 4 AU. IN THE FAMILY (fl) '9) HAPPY DAYS (R) 6 by the pOliCe addicted Syndicate cke (Alex Cord) who wrvft to mAn a new Ide. 4 6' ALL IN THE FAMILY OSNIRAL CINEMA CORP 55 23 DflONAL 4 6 2) 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4) 1 6) LOVE OF LIFE 41 4 6 MEDICAL CENTER: 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12i JOE FORRESTERBridges) is Forroc (Uo aided in s ofls to broak up a gambling ring by a drug ED STAR TREK of a s1a'u victim is discovered 12 &s after the 11:30 635 aWne. several dues ircato that her husband , y 857 12i ROBERT YOUNG, FAMl LV OOCTOR 6:43 12 HI NEIGHBOR 6W 4 NEWS 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE body 9 " XII WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES WILD, Wit P WORLD OF 9 tribute to 6jnyrpcan women-a thenethathJytMlsWaltor. AjhL' and the colonel in cwgo of the wmory where the show is t*sng held. €L) Tu. i000 2, 12J JIGSAW JOHN Ailene Dat guests Mon ma Legal Notice Altamontto NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ANGELA JEAN NOR -- Iore5t City SWORTHY whose place ofresidence PRECINCT NO. I? near Lake Fire Station,fbi 3215. is unknown Fl You will please take nice that Forest City, there nas been filed and is pending in Winter theCircuitCoursinandforSeminole PRECINCT NO. 13 Springs Town Hall, 102 North MOSS County. Florida, Civil Action No 16 Road, Winter 5prns. n Ifl CA A brought by JAM E S TALLEY NORSVIORTHY seeking a PRECINCT NO Church of II dissolution of the marriage of said onO0d, ANGELA JEAN NORSWORTHY Go<lm II and JAMES TALLEY N0 TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS 4 _-z; -- 1976 I - a - , - I . - -.' • I p •51 $ - -- - .. ._, AM , ---- --1x- ,__J_._.• - .' - ' '-. -, . - ,.-. ?"- �"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 -- - - ____________ — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 09, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 09, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Ii%tI Friday, Feb. 6, 197& . Mort Walker p J(J%4p . J 0VE ____ I Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 . LIqUIOs I I I LtXt14 1 . A CROSS Served at 40 WWII agency a ft ernoon parties 41 Space 42 t jab) "K - T ~__ '.1-445 - ~ C State job) I L i~ , 48 Common 13 Native mineral liquid 51 Bayou 1 4 Greek letter 15 Small sip 55 Island (Fr I 16 Maiden name 56 Ancient 1? E*presslon of disgust .di ) THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 7cm AFlOER,I'c' HAVC4 33 Small 34 1.007;;'7an) 35Liquid HVBLfl ATRJi 63 Among 64 Ever 24 Pub drink 27 Area (F,.) 29 IuC'Sti , I (o) 39 Eagles' ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're capable of viewin Your financial prospects are situations very objectively and likely to be mixed today. With fairly today. Agreements made the one hand you'll acquire, will be Inuttuilly advantageous. %Ith the other OU may spend A(lTfAIUU (Nov, foolishly. gs 21 Thinti. s )ou tak e € tI tUlOd in 1 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) should work out profitably Try not to depend too heavily on toda y. Manage yr.tr own associates today. They may let material interests. you down unwittingly. Be (IUI(( ' N Dc self-reliant you'll get H May 21-June 20) more than your usual share Get.votir necessary tasks out of compliments tA-iy, v.sp(-cl,jll%. rs of the 0 the way early. Plan something from!1 nests 12 Bristle 45 Greek war god 47 Proposition 48 $ nlckrame 20 Hops kilns 49 Nautical term 50 Rend Streams Bellievers in 52 Crippled 53 Geirsint's wife 0 25 Prevaricator 57 Noise 26 Fencing sword 5 Small fish 2 Enthusiasm 28 Vei 12 T — — — CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS L by Larry Lewis IT tS VER' ...BLJT, WILL NOSTALGIA \ SELL TOOThP4$TE' UNUSUAL, IMAGINATIVE AvERTi5, fJG COPY, 111R. 8UQ1v5 J ii / / re - £*I fl.&/ BUGS BUNNY EH, \4ATS UP, SYLVESTER 71 T )EV1SED TO FACILITATE MS - . - 'ISHWASH!N(3 OF MY AGILE SPAIN AMAZE \ - - -\ — 62 - 11 63 (')$L' i) 11% OSW,%LD ind JA.Nll-'-S .I.M'OlIY - : 11 C A A ; . __ --- - __ P2.4 () L ch Chic Young - - BUT WOULDN'T KNOW WHAT STOCK TO BUY Pt' I - A' 60 , LIVESTOCK ) -- 4' - 11, 001- -t MR.SVENSON, WHAT WAS ALL THAT AND YELLING ABOUT! I COutoi1Aq STAIRS II. I A HAND-Our You L MEAN HE WANTED TO BORROW I MONEY 7 . NO--- by Bob Thave - '" ' the opening lead has been correct, As you can see if East play's the ace of spades and leads a second spade it will run around t ,,dumnriy s 10 If East ducks est will get in with the ace of clubs but declarer's king of spades will be a second stopper • SOUTH £. Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB- What has happened to the progress In 10* cancer research? So many Lamb older people are dying wit WX cancer. Mymotherwasinherand suffered through two years of cancer It is so Inful for y Has the money for cancer years. lie thinks they' all represent one disease and one research been drasticall basic mechanism controls all reduced or what cancer. fie may be right. DEAR READER- Progress Certainly- cancer is cell growth in treating cancer is alive and and replacement, a process well The American Cancer necessary to our normal body Society (ACS) reports that cne functions, that has gone wild. in three persons is saved from When we understand the cancer today while z5 years ago mechanisms of controlling the only one of four patients was regeneration of cells and are saved. That's progress even if able to control these funthe battle hasn't been corn- damental life processes, we will pletely won. Thatt Is a gain in certainly know enougn to sming 55,000 lives a year. control cancer. What's more the ACS clairns I think that is a strong that if all ayailable tools were argument for studying aging used properly the savings processes. When weunlockthe would actually be I I 1,000 lives a secrelus of L,Isic cell regenera. . tion and how to control this Things have changed in the mechanism not only will we cancer picture. In a little more be able to do somtWng drthan 20 years the Incidence of arnatic about cancer, but we stomach ill have made giant step efl: 63 per cancer of the preventing biological toward uterus 37 per cent. Lung cancer aging and many of the medical is up 125 per cent. Other can- ills of our time, c-er-son the increase are cancer For information on where we of the colon, prostate, pan- are on preventing aging send 50 creas nix] of the bladder in cents for The Health Letter, men (but decrea.se(jfnwomen) Number 1-7, Perpetual Youth, Note the big winner of the Aging Enclose a long, stam increased sweepstakes is lung ped, self-addressed envelope cancer. About 90 per cent of for mailing. Address your letter lung cancer occurs in cigarette to me In care of this newspaper, smokers and presumably most P.O. Box 1551 , Radio City L. [low? By simply not smoking. There is an enormous amount There is a 17-fold increased risk of cancer research going on. Perhaps not enough, but , til group who smoke just 20 the problem 13 solved any cigarettes a day. amount won't be enough. I think The American Cancer Society the real neglected area Is the gives three reasons for the basic research necessary to improved outlook understand the lii Early detection, treatment that would lead to preventing within four months of dhagnosis physical aging. We know so and tlx use of new diagnostic mnuchaboutthI5a1readythatan and treatment methods. effort similar to that to land Dr. 1,ewis Thi0mas, President men on the moon could unlock of Memoridal Sloan-Kettering, this riddle in less than 20 years. one of the nation's foremost It would make It possible to cancer centers predicted literally present or reverse recently that the myste'-y of aging and the social imcancer will be solved Ii's 25 plicatlons are enormous side ace East would have o%ercalled one cpath' HoV. can I the makii thn leads tractn of spades from durnmv -.'. iiis unusual second hand high lay guarantees declarer 6 L. IW. A 73 VAK 0K8 6 32 A J 10 2 Nor(h-South vusnerable Wm 'rI4E OFFUU1i 1NDkiiyg0j is MAN $SAUGKTEI -, fT J -L. I ii.- - I. - MY WAPJORS PIPN'T EVEN &IVE M A PRESENT FOR 'CHIEF APPRECLA1N W.ThE'fRE PE CAIJ.EP fLAb, 1, _____ _____ . `-!I'J.-, _, I R~ , . .1 1. ..-:._. QQ,, m ~: ~ .__Z__rA1 .. --- ! . I . I . ~-.Q a.. ___________ LI ! . _______ - _&__ -t _ - B DOIA LSTES herald Stall Writer docketed for trial In circuit largechunks of concrete and Bcourt Mondayin ccnnectlon B shot were fired at the with the 10 firebombing (Iwelling I (i(, (X)1) Mrs Ora incident at the king resident.IAingV.00d Police Sgt Greg (Mary) Jones, mother of the 22 Mr& Jones said Saturday Jones -- ---Saturday ---- --- she Minnlna cni,i WøInt..,1u b&•W'.&J th.t year-old man who allegedly has "received assurances" the Kings had been "through a threw a firebomb through a from officials she did not lot" and had flied four or five neighbor's window, said identify that the arson case nmpLa1nts of harassment. Saturday she will go before the against her son will be King, employed by the city of City Council Monday night to dismissed Monday. Altamonte Springs for the past laud the police department "for Shesaid the arson chargewill 10 years, as a sanitation truck doing its job" hi dismissed because there 'is drier and part-time worker In Mrs Jonis made her not enough eldence" the city nursery, was described statement after published "There were other finger- asa "good employe" this seek reports that a I ongwood prints on the bottle besides by his Altamonte Springs couple, Mr and Mrs I inton Chuck's," she said, adding supervisors King, had been terrorized by a there as only 'water" in the Mrs king In interviews firebombing and by shots fired soda pop bottle and not a Tuesday night after the latest mu' thcmr homni after their flammable liquid. incident and in early November complaints to police of being An assistant fire marshal disturbed by a neighbor family. some weeks ago said that the said the harassment began p.. - - , '- - . . - - ... -- ''', ' _____ lip 'k _••. . -1 hi ,r:, - _.7 ______ - . ;: "z' ' ...- kr'.;-..:..I . - AI&L - . -'. 'c't ____ -. 4 • q ' 1P ' ' JIP"".. I . , - . aw ' - . . . i," 'j.j: - -- , , ' - '4,- - -- . , CjJi' J C. ' .; . \ -. . - - _..V,' - . , , ---.-.• • .. - 14 i' ___ i• ' •" A California reader wants to know if she can open three diamonds with & 104V 109 iOV 3 Sheisnot vulnerable The second part of her quecB acr onym ARCH in her tion 13. Does she need a seven. card suit' teachin of pla is Anal Our answer is that a three. the lead. R Is fleview the bid. ding. C Coun! your winners diamond opening usualiv based on 0 s€Cfl and losers H the all Impor- should suit, but if she wants to tant [low can I make (or if defending. defeat) this con. open this hand with three tract diamonds she should g C The Ana fYsis of the nine of and d0 50. spades is top of nothing (For a of JACOBY and probably a doubleton. MODERN, COPy send $1 to "Win Review of the bidding at Bridge, do this di ca es w i,, old the flewsoapor p o 489 club ace since with five Radio City Station. Now York. spades to the ace-Jack and ' - .,, •'** - .........-. CARNIVAL by Dick Turner - ______ .~~L:_R= (' - . -, ' .-- r r San Prizes Growinq Arra aevsi - - l - L Today • . ______-. __ - - - 1' 1DIIJTH f m/ ..i) I I1 I - SWIN p/ I ,, /41 •ii -. A r i -88 . - ' - I C ~__-. . Utrglary, gand larceny and buying, receiving and con- 6 ;0 4 cea ilk - There s no cause for alarm Mrs Bemish Well ha ye hi and back in your hair in no time' .4 - ' I YMA11 I# 5MP 05 AFVcnzt, / / I OkAYT I J -- -.. r0 71 - ___— _______ I _ -- ' --.-- • -- - - '-----:-----.- -- - - -r - F- - - - i - --. r - 1 x. 6 '-Y - , A - 4, -, iVi ,. .. l_•; - f - - -'!• ..'-', - -_'i 4-e 1,•• - t-g '- -J - ,.i, __ -i 'I' -. - -. '' - - a,- c-' . - 1" '" .. Ir . 'qq - " ' It, 1"' ' - 3.' ,.,-•___I_ I - ii ' -- - - - tZ'I - 4 - J - 4, • - - ,. 1. : -. 4N. - I(T -; - ' -, '.&' - - - 'etc ii --'iiJc --;.--- - --. - - ... i -c' •x',.. / •t - - ' - 3- .y - ": - '-',".. . -. - - ;'', A, a v' 4 -- connectio n burgla ry P 1 A circuit court jury found Tlieodore J. Marcia, 45, of with the theft of bank deposits in June October of a Shop 'N Go food store at Sweetwater Oaks, 0 Circuit Court Judge A.J. I.ongwood, is accused of possession of controlled sub- }loscmann Jr. ordered a presentence investigation and stance: marijuana. -Michael Benjamin Reidy, allowed Marcia, farmer 19, of Fern Park, faces trial on manager of the store, to remain charges of grand larceny and free on bond until sentencing at receiOng stolen property in a &te to be announmd. Judge flosemann placed connection with two-way radio -I Cobb, 34, of equipment belonging to a Isaac Ezer. Orlando, on three years Brevard County endneerin NS - , -: -I xr:fK 3 - - 0 I d.-4 4-4 ,- ' I"T I 1VO -, i - - ' - - - - 'It. :% T ' ' - . T 4 f .1 ; - - .1.0- 11 _-i.,_!_4 .,- -. __ ~_ ____ ~ I % - 11 N"Eff. L I _________ - - ,4er . k'~,* I I " - ( t Maridirl liciter of l.,oiig%(x)d oil the road to'76. I I Iuu I By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer The great Americ,-Ili pionmr ntrit k aflt'e unit well in 1Q7 i R e id Umatilla on its way to Pennsylvania. ' The riders also braved some '20th century hazards which their f,,r,f:,ttrs iIitln'l ht'p in - 1' , , iJ'.4'5 ' A..- r- I' '-trj, 4j13 _& 1. 1 . 'ç;~ r --- i- : - ,I - . . ' .roll ': % I'- If ' icentennial Trail B - Iiinlir.. anSI t'nM t'iVt tini' ..I ---..i ---. season - - I A,t~. ~,'A~l -. . 1 II -. ' ' '-4"' '-''' I__I I t -'I --' ' -Y ' . a. - - A ' - a _4V •1(I i,t -, ' c -• v---- -'•- - - -'----'• , - .. -a - a- '- -- CL, - -c-' ' - - ti_if — neighbors along the way, and a truck to haul the blacksmith's gear and heavier camping equilmient. But the miles were . JI - . '" ••!'.; Insomeareasof thecounty-- admittetily gave way tua rit of grim endurance by the day's weary end. But a peaceful lakeside Camp site, blazing ,':itiin other words, development may not be practical In certain areas because of the dollars it would c o inal,,, 1. problems brought on development. notably In Altamonte Springs development has caused drainage problems resulting in severe nooding during the rainy -' ' 5: - I -t - t v - : /-'- I ' \ .. - .; ,"y - 44L These facU are then plugged . 7..z-. 'P -t..-- ', !1I rkll~ - - *r' . I , ! fl. ~ .1I - I.; r'...W4- -' . L Stone said planners develop maps showing areas with ' .4 C 1'S_ , 0-52 '" ,V , .. NXI -- c ! : 'Y4 .' T.A)/t"-IP u 'r ' I4 . 1,.~ - - ", ,,~~ '. . 'E I ;,410 - ,,- Piorwering is %t-ary work. discovers Mark IlutehL"o. i rs -I W. - --- - iA 4 i_A'. --'-•_-'..- ,jç -.. ,I _ - . . ''Y , 1f s r -rt -, ' , f 2- I : :. ...1 - b, •j4f-j'4. 'jAt' - -. - • £ 47' hk a, - 1,4 ..! ,/ --':."-;-'-' L: 4;1 , <. . t,f j1. 5'!i .' ), .,' ' - - Ies D 9Pri 2. '' . - , - - in Theft % 1 -/ .. - -4 - - ' yis, / -: •'•• - . _ i0m .-- -•- - ':-- A' '- j (1 .M1 ''frt - ..'' - % 't- - _ ' if l - -r - I - r ,V. V..5 - ' ' -' i - _ -4 ' } '? , - ' ' -4--' - r ' - Drainage Is Focus Study !" - d'r 1 -. t -7 . , As SiE PA7 - - •. -'-' 'lA _ - -- by Garry Trudeau 04? I ---__ • "r.11 - ~ ~ ____ --~----- - ~_ — %4•,• ,k1-, I .- - . ', . ) I—— - 7.___ - - ies I .J. - -'• i 11 . I .A'L V '., I ~! 3 NT yan - - . . _1 Black's body was found on the 1. -;,, - — =~ ___ __ .. d_ -I living room floor and in --' -0 0 O' Mrs Jones, who says she and cocktail"thrown police about carloads of men 'estigators said he had been --.-.. .. herfamilyaretheking King's neigh. throughasidebedroomwindow arxiwomen inttielr2o'svisiting shot in the head and neck F , bors, claims the police at the King home contained a a neighboring house late at \lrs Blacks trial was J 1 (I(t.4ttJflPflt hlrlccl'd h"r °r flammable liquid and a paper rght and 1caing n t 1 Wx I1il,IliiiII) 'dieduied br Jan 12 .___74. F a period of months in a neigh V.Ick hours of the morning In what but as continued Defense r'1$ borhood dispute with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs King Tuesday appeared , to be an 'in attorney Chris Ray has filed a I .- ... . Mrs King. Mrs. Jones said, night for the second time In a toxicated or "drugged state. motion seeking another conThey (the police department, week were reportedly tinuance in the case. Mrs. Jones said Saturday that Seminole County Girl Scouts are busily selling several varieties of cookies In their annual Girl Scout IT'S COOKIE performed their duties, they terrorized when gunshots were Cookie Sale. Here, Cheryl Fetter-hoff she moved into the house next Patrick John Gregg. and Denise Carver set out with a bundle of the delectable , of A I&I were called (by' Mr. and Mrs. fired into their home. In door to the Kings on October l 91)(KIleS. More pictures and some recipe., using the cookies may be Winter Park, is I . for fount] on Page 4-51) in t0day's linton King) and they came." October and early November Seminole Magazine. (herald Photo By Bill Vincent Jr. trial on chargof attempted Mrs. Jones' son, Charles, is their home was pelted with Page iContisued nrn-, use of a firearm in the c'oi1MIOn of a felony and I I I I )I) aggravated battery. 0 The charges stem front the Dec. 22 woundIng of Y,illiam i 1. in Foil in'idviiL at the . By 11011 ORRFLL 530'.) Dun Mar 81., Forest City, contributors ifleridd; Jack Horner, executive or entry fee s required - f it a Lwbecue to be staged by the Knight's Shoe Store, Seminole Boat Works andMarina, DuLxns residence 1 Gregg's tx-wife, Herald Outdoor Correspondent Beginning Feb. 14. the Derby manager of the Greater San- shad is landed which the days, cn(linp, March ford (.1amber of Commerce-, fisherman wants to enter, have Sanford Police Benevolent Chrysler Plymouth, Meador's Lawn Mower Sales and ServiceCentral Florida merchants will run 30 according to !heriff's Association at its building on Marine, Monroe Harbour Inc., and Norm Shanholzer. Daytona fl dr'puiIe. Officers reported and businessmen are sup- 14. This will allow five Dr. Robert A. Woodard; fishing it weighed and registered at the the Lake Monroe waterfront. Mr. Muffler Shop, Sanford Shoe Tackle Supply. .Y tal000 was shot in the back porting Sanford's First Annual weekends '.nd two ful moon camp operators John Lankford, neareM camp. The derby committee an. Center, Sanford Auto Parts, Grand prize winner in the Shad Derbyy and 26 contruer-s ibt periods when the shad withapistol. w ad run CO. Penney, Ed Woody" " Camp operators are required nounced that the following Seminole Sporting Goods, tournament will take home a Rocco Anftn)- Conti, 42, of have amassed an array of should be at the peak. . Woods; and "Tennessee' to purchast, identical certified merchanti are participating: Super X Drugs, Wert Jewelers, - six PompanO Park, Broward prizes for winners. J The committee, composed of lindsay' will meet Monday at scales to weigh the shad. fishing outfit Adams Auto Parts, Army Medco Drugs, Sweeney's Office complete HP Johnson motor, 12 ft. Taylor I County, is docketed for trial on .7:30 e p.m. at the ChanIber With "kick-off" (Lay for the Dick Mve, taxidermist. Gen, The Sanford Shad Derby is Navy Surplus Store, Supply, Daytona Main Street boat, and a Harding galvanized IV.O (aunts of Involuntary Derby less than a ,week aay, \kidors Meador 's Marine, building at 730 p.m. sponsored b the Evening Automotive Speed Parts Pun, Fishing Hole Tackle tilt trailer. Weekly winners will sexual battery in connection Dick Dove, chairman of the Don Smith, Seminole Sporting Z Fishing camps designated as Iferald and *backed by the Johnny Bolton Ford, Dekle's Shop, Gwaltney Jewelers, be awarded complete spinning I I with the Nov. 15 rape of a 34- Derb% committm, today urged Goods; Jack Itathmell, weigh-in stations are Osteen Greater &inford Chamber of Gulf Station. Denmark Sporting Walgreen Drugs. Wiebolt outfits plus other prizes and the year-old woman at Altamonte all potential supporters to manager of Monroe harbour Bridge tamp, Marina Isle Commerce. I Goods, Doves Taxidermy Camera Shop, J.C. Penney grand finale barbecue will see Springs. contact him untne(hately in 'Marina, B,ob Orrell and Bob Camp, Lemon Bluff, and Following the inonth long Service, Goodvear Tire and Stores, Eckerd Drugs, Osh- some lucky persan ina7l-.11P f order to complete the list of Markey of the Sanford Evening lindsay's. No pre-registration derby. prizes will be ,awarded at Service Store, kader Jewelers, man's Sporting Goods, Sanford Mercury outboard wmotor. 34 E. Warren Longwood. is accused of arson in connection .________________________________ V, ; 0 - -_ . with a Nov. 10 firebombing t~"JT 41 ~_,~ _IT: ~ - 0 ..f- .) incident at the residence of .A,- ~_, - ... .:,"L .,-.14111M. I %, L• 1.. - --- I irs, u,ua ing, E. ,,,urc,,, -'.n' -.t . .-r Lkngwood. _% , Around The Clock 6-A .. . - . 6-11 ~ I*.J i Sanford Route One, faces trial Bridge i Calendar ........ ff IF "t - A t -1 . -, on three counts of receiving Comics .I1. - - ~V-J;E - -_ It ....... 6-11 stolen hoop nets th.at sheriff's Of ,-~-_-_~_ - - -1.;_ deput stolen f Im FAIltorial commercial sennDear . 1.. -:: y J , .PM St Johns River in the Lemon Dr. Lamb nerJd Stall Writer 7A -, e'istolSanford Bluff area hIorut-ope t 1. a'4' •thb. 'k t. or- r Identification of drainage , Hospital 7-A .' " V. ee before Judge problems In Seminole County 1:1 V! 4. .. . .,J.1-3-fl Wo(ioison include: ultimately will lead to savings TL'le%lsjon 6-8-L) -Moffat Grier Sherard in dollars for taxpayers, ac. Women 1-6-C . 23ICh I U NC accused cording to Chief County r ... of' II en and burglary Planner Jerry Langston i-.A ivi.It 01 of ar' eniat rem tar. Langston and a second / I , L :iZ '; J Saturday's high 68, Sunday's -Clarence Ray Pritchard, planner, Ralph . " j 'a '( '"/ 45 of Altamonte Springs ac- low 33. pre sent -facts about drama drainage 1 I ,.( .-",p.1 I'ir •4 ,.,,,, ( ),Ii Ibea,,nk ,,n, prODleIfl.S as theyreiate to use " '131.8 1., f..~ ~If_- ~__ . , countywide comprehen.sive 1.2r~ to cloudy )I V_ L I -I I . - Saturday, becoming fair plan being prepared by the -' . _JW -f rD-v.'! k _ti -) 1* , . -, % "IC — Fern Park, accused of %Ith lo%s In mid 30s at night. ''planning staff. ! v I t' 41' I _ 0 12~ tTtik I . J ' -,J ~ , Drainage is the fom of the 7 Wtalls and tides on Page 7-A. <,T= . W, . .,. '.. ~'J`V ~ -Dewey Bean, 34, of __ .0 . . p.m. meeting Wednesday at the 1 M Cassclberr), is charged with • + foitry and uttrnf1 a forgery. , ._, .1 ~ I third such session held by onvic1e d ',. kI •••l•1 IU -.v1 -John William Tarr Jr., 20, county planners who must have 1,,/ rdI rD ... 1, . ;1,~~ Maitland Route One, accwd of W W-;1 the final comprehensive plan 4 1 -_ 1 I. DOONESBURY I ; H ear ay I .1 ) M - __________________ . - --- DY I. K. ---- L. I - TUMBLEWEEDS DN%*,OfTUY 10 I - ' - Counci TIME. AGAIN ii F Pass 2A l3ass I'iss Pass Pass Opening lead - ' PUP i1)i "i' Q V - rIIuclLLA 1. AJ ' -- I I ._,:t!: u _ _ _ - --- Claimed - ancer Resear Is Progressing ______________________ Q L ll 4 I . BRIDG - l BY Lawrence E. La b. M. l. ION DIE - E Al I I, I A T V V I II I - — I -' -_____1 ____ 3...'• 2 — 5USTAN'flAL.' EVEN ME.' - \~ CPOKES~ /) ? L. — 65 THE SA\INGS ON DISH TOWELS ALONE WILL E MACHINATIONS L . ' 'METIMES NE ___________ '6,___ by Stoffel & Heimdohl COME NsID SEE NE IN\fNflON 56 57 — , - 1% / k '3" a" 55 i,.,.! l . . . .2 - H arassment - ____________________________________ . et -• - - BRrrE BrrE ThOrHpAs-i-E I SAY... .GUV'N¼)R! .a ,,. A (c P olice . flerald SWI W riter Trials for a woman accused of murdering her husband at '.lnlnrd and a man accused of att mpte(I murder in the s1,o(tnI' of 41 man at orest Cit) are included in 14 cases _L. . .. UOCKC(VU iar trial tins wee before Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson. Mrs. Nancy Mae Black, 33, formerly of Tampa, as indicted by the Seminole County Grand Jur on a ftr't-degree murder harge in the Dec fl shooting death of her husband, Billie Wayne Black, 46 The Blacks were visIting at the 2809 (,roe Drive, Sanford, home of her sister, Mrs Archie McGwmick, when the shooting occurred, police said. . — i I. I iJuly 23-Aug . 22) Take ttra pains V.ith proJects er PIS( FS (Feb.20-Marth I assignments today. The Seek I? 18 19 20 _L plaudIts }ou'll recei%e itll sharestrsul4ir interests but V.11i ____ iI1a)t sour efforts s orthV. hik also know how f ____23 21(22 You're entitled to so I i t Ui!. , i . ) This should be a very pleasant 'OUR IIIRT1IIEtV a HER day if you look at things ,*ff WOMEN F'et, 7. iflö philosophically. Don't take ago Jill Jilt yourself or others too seriously. This coining ear you will rhin I.II3RA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 ) make several advantageous Hong OMEN ll Your greatest enjoyment today changes in your lifestyle A i likeh to come from activities morepleasnit and secure ANN AME l ll the entire family can share, 144 145 domestic environment w1t 46 Oct 24 SCORPIO 22t rtsult I 48 4T 50 51 52 14 Murder ra S good deed will later be retur ne,I twofold. Ik:o 1 217 1 — Price 20 -- - AQUAIUUS IJan. 20-Feb. i (AMi'.R (June 21-July fl Someone for whom you 11 go It's possible you may feel ,I bit of your way to be kirul to to,.Lly this mmxl won't last for long. Sanford FIor# m -- • 3 Sunday February 8 1976 - someone, 59 Allow .11 I 68th Yor. No 14 _.__'______._'_ .--_--- __-1_'_'_' l, 4 - - • as from grapes Ifli g ! DOWN I Makes taco heroi,e For Saturday, February 7, 1976 E A,1 jfJ drinking 32 Bridge 37 Inland body of water 9 Rind Body Of flowing water 65 Mesh 66 Dutch 36 Chinese coin 38 Wagnerian ; Recurring Chills Teacher's flJ SUNDAY EDITION i 1A By BERNICE BEDE OSOL II A _ JF 11 ja 30 First F,I!P (2 *ds) 31 water for 4 Gazette 5 Egos 6 Native (ab) 7 Br i dge (Fr.) 6 Space 61 group (ab) 62 Lateral parts German article I A' 13 Roman official 60 Blackbird article 23 N euter T 6, U_ 9- 0 o- - subject 44 klidwestern specialties INr L T 90 0 02 2 43 Evening 10 School 0 HOROSCOPE ___ ______ ____ 91 1.19 I J'L 4 Aromatic liquor I s - - -, 1 ' -t.1' •, -:' _4I_, -.- - - -: - :- 4 (_ — - V. �-......... . i....... .'_•.'_"."-( .'.-.--. ....... . -..,. - - 1"'-7" ": ,.., --,.- 2A—Evcnnq Herald, Sanford, R. I1!ffJJJiur - CALENDAR I NATION ___________________ _____ Legal Notice - Legal Ne r Alexander, l:3Op.ni,, Lockheed Pay-Offs Disclosure ltona Woman's nub, Normandy Boulevard. Sanford Founders' Day program, 3 p.m., General HenS. Sanford MemorI Ubrarv and Miji, 520 E. First St. Open to public. . , B rings Demands For Code .. API — of to foreign isbringingdem in Congres. for an internatioJ code of business ethics that would outlaw the practice. "It's not just an American problem," said Sen. Charles H. Percy. R.tlL, at the conclusion Friday of Lockheed hearings b the Senate subcoinjnit on multjnatio corporations. "I hope now there will be movement in Congress, in pri. vate business, and in the OECD community Organization for Economic Cooperation and Develcpment) (or an cifective multilateral code of conduct for corporations." The Senate made a start this week in adopting an unendinent to a pending (orei miiitary aid bill rcqLring contracto to report fts, fees and cornmissions paid or offered in Connection with U.S. weapons sales abroad. - -:' ,. " MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 aJSchoolAd%i3oComm1te730PId[ljlde Elemen School Iongwood Tourist aub ir") to Tampa for Gasparilj.a Day. Leave Seminole Plaza by bus 8 a.m. - ,I. (t4. . i DOGS TAKE GROOM ING HONORS The Annual Southeastera PfsIonal A1ed Dog Grooming contest, a to.day event held at Jetport Inn, Orlando, attracted tIuII(jred, tl dg groomers to compete for awards and houc*i. In the competition, Larry Blair, owner of Care.O.&ll Pet Palace at Sanford, entered his silver standard poodle, Judd, and * miniature Schnau.zcr, Heidi, to walk off with a trophy and third place honors in overall dog grooming. Heidi Is the pet of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Williams of Idyllwflde Drive, Sanford. SACHAMEN1'o, Calif. APi — The frail compromise that built California's farm labor elections law, Gor. Edmund Brown Jr.'s most celebrated achievement, has lapserJ The Agricultural Labor Relations Board ran out of money Friday and closed its four regional offices after Fields. as the previous decade of umon-gro'er conflict often was. PEOPLE Nancy Kissinger To Undergo Surgery For Stomach Ulcer BOSIDN 'APi - Nancy Kissinger, wife of the for a stnach ulcer. Dr. W. GeraldAuste thief o1 wgeryat Massachusetts Genera Hospital, and Dr. George Nardi said they Cotciirr with the findings of Washington doctors after The doctors said the operative plan will depend on the findings at the time of surgery but will almost certainly consist of removing the distal portion of the stomach that which empties into the naU intestine. Mrs. Kissinger, 41, has had a recurring gastric ulcer for ;!)ut nine years, hospital ofUiciab &d. — Gloria Swanson Marries NEW YORK APFib 'imwarriedact G1oria Swanf.nc) has taken a sixth husband writer William Dully after inspiring him to lose 83 pounds. Thn ;nd alar, 76, dLsdOSe(1 Friday that she and Dully, 60, were manied Monday by Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Allen Myers in his ctuunbcrs. it i a marriage far Dully. according to police reports. after his station wagon was Police did not find the stolen from him by a girlfriend. weapon, nor were any The girlfriend allegedly took criptions of any persons, or Nolan's wallet, ientllicatbon, cars available, aceording to the and *200 he had won at the d reports, but the officers did find track earlier In the evening.., the three bullets, lodged In The station "agon "1ou.splaceZ in the residence, recovered by police at a motel The first bullet reportedly in Altamonte Springs after entered the south window of a Nolan told police he thought It bedroom and struck a small might be found there, coin purse. The bullet than fell reports sd. to the floor where police found Nolan reportedly decided not it. topreschargesagar Police found a second bullet after the car was found. lodged in the east wall of the Police booked Nolan Into same bedroom, and a third Seminole County jail in lieu of bullet penetrated the east wall $5,000 bond. of the bedroom and was found David Hamilton, 25, 113 W in the north wall of the living 15th St., reported to police at room of the residence, 11* 10:35 FrIday night his bicycle reports said. had been stolen, according 10 A neighbor reportedly ad- police records, vised the police upon their flle bicye had been seed arrivalsbeheardwhatnded with a chain and lock on the like shots at about 12:30 a.m. south side of the ABC tounge on In other actions, Sanford FrenchAvenue,thereports,ajd police arrested William J. Hamilton reportedly told Nolan, fl, 2206 Santa Rosa, officer R.A. Mcintyre the Vero Beach, for breaing and bicycle, a Schwinn lpeed, entering into the Sanford was valueti at $175. Middle school early Saturday W*3 department records. arrest by sberfff's deputies of Officer Richard L Bennett James Douglas Stage, 20, and another officer reportedly listing his address, according tO investigated a telephone alarm county il records, as 112 E. rceived at 3:36a.m., and found Airport Blvd., Sanford, a window broken at the school. Mrs. Wanda Malone, of 112 E. After being let into the Airport Blvd., said Saturday building by principal Dan that .St.age doesn't reside at the Peiham, the officers proceeded address. Reagan Gets CB Radio GHEENSI3OItO, S.0 lATh Republican presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan has received a citizens band rrdio for his 65th birthday from S1pers. "You can use It in yourep when you're going out to the ranch," one supporter said during a luncheon Friday. 'thisthekindthatthetruckerstoavOjd thespeed the candidate asked, %ten the said yes, Reagan said, "Well, I 'r IU Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Lull. I IC') Per Cent. "Starling and Managing a Small Business", SCC's South Seminole Center, 1-4 and SR 436. Morning class, 9; Veni1, 7. I..ongwood Bicentennial Committee, 7:30 p.m., public. Seminole , open discussion, 8 p.m., Hallway House, 591 Lake Minnie Rd., Sanford. Seminole Commu1(y Band, 7 p.m., musicrama building, old SCC Campus. Central Florida Asin. for Deal, 7:30 p.m., Rock Lake School Cafeteria, Tampa Ave., Ciando. dsboro 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 Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Banquet for H*dgfjrt Volunteers, 7:30 p.m., si. Mary Magdalene Church, ?Jtamonte Springs. Cauelbe lutheran Church. , dosed meeting, 8 p.m., Mcension TRURSDAY,FEBRUARYI2 Mcoholic Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. Sanford. 9 First s. SertornaClub ofSaflfJ,7w3WesternSjflSteak 17-92. House, Seminole AA, closed, noon, Mental Health Cenr Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Mnerlcan Legion Auxiliary Unit 53, 8 p.m., post home, 17-fl, Sanford. S1R, toe., noon, Holiday ton, Mtiinoste Speings Garden Club covered dish Supper and meet, First Federal of Orlando, SR 436 and Palm Springs Drive, Altajnontc Springs, 6:30 p.m. Bkenten,iial Reception sponsored by Suburban Republican Women's Club, 7-9 p.m., Oak Harbour Club, Altamonte Springs. Awarding of BicentennIal quilt, L) ti Publith: Feb. 1, I. 15, 72, DEW 1 - 1976 FICTITIOUS NAME S iLVILlJ', 'In:i. AP Blind country singer Ronnie MIlsap has become a reguar member of the Gransi Ok Opry. — Milsap,anativeo(Roj,eNC,ag&,,ine volit of the 1974. yr by the Coun fEtcning Ilciuld Musle Association in 1 ' From the procution and the tape. defense on Monday. The defense says Defense attorney Al Johnson said "there is a good chance" Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze Miss Hearst will testify in her trained his weapon on her dur. behalfthatSbion ing roery. LIberation Army kidnapers lJ.S.Atty.Jame3LBe,;g forced her to make the tape Jr. calls the tape "a confession from a rreoared &iIn rf ....A ,,,," _a.., 7 3 4 63 81 1)1 2)5 283 350 III 57.560 3,390 4.200 S.GI0 5,730 4 7 10 1 3$ IS) 174 597 65) 703 ." 7,160 7,030 0,440 5.050 I $ 96 25. Feb 1,8. IS. 1976 530 157 787 21$ 24) 610 014 2'?3 1.I 1,164 1,270 3lo 1,370 341 '.570 160 339 1,170 s,oao UPL'CAT lOti OF l'1 ' - I I i If,, 1/8.1. . 1" .. - . . ' '.'.- ": . ..._; . .. • . ' -1 -- t S ChildProof . ... _iI ' $4995 _r __________________ Starting today, AJ1QInaIIL liffijflg can beat high water heater costs and still provide all the hot water your family needs. Th. only difference you'll notice is a lower slecfric bill, For instance, a 52 gallon electric water heater operating under normaicondElions (140 deg. F settings consumes an average of 17 kWh per day. At 4 cents per kWh, the total bill for a 30 day period is $20.40. The same water heater operating in conjunction with the Autprnptjc_Timtr on a 4 f a' iine air • • • conditioning. : ALL UNITS ',yJ'- THR r -' - ii.' FE B. 15 - ., , - , -, '-.' - _..:C.,__F,. ,'4_,_ - ,. ., " LW.. -'.-"I .i'i:;"' . — S — 1iy,',c' i , ;, ,,,. 'k.kJ._._..t _, ,_,, .. Ii ' ''_'I'.- - - agriculture to commercial on a p •- - - - - - w U UU ' The path From classroom to f , r ri ri U — U __________ — - As McGee points out to his trace evidence (microscopic Ttiars what inake the FTU program something special, Under the watchful eye of Dr. Bill McGee, the chemistry' professor who has been the guiding light behind the FTIJ calls for an individual who is so well versed in his craft that courtroom tesUmony he offers is unassailable, He also reminds students that SUCh testimony' could send a Under ideal cunditious a forensic scientist is able to co'centrate in a specific area. Most, however, are required to work all six, the FTU chemist indicated. WIth one of the newest and few would-be forensic scientists are forensic science degree Faced with studies calculated to programs in the country, make them acutely aware of Florida Technological their future responsibilities, University' joins a select groups The emphasis is on the natural of colleges and universities in sciences ranging through all the development of such cx' levels of chemistry Into perts from scratch, physics, geology, biology, The majority of forensic botany, and a healthy' rations of scientists working in crime labs math. To those, add courses in today were trained as chemists criminal and civil law, criminal or biologists; others are former justice and liberal arts, With law officers with on-the-job such stiff requirements only' training. But there are still students who are serious about relatively few who've been pursuing a career in forensic prison. Some have had second thoughts after considering that particular possibility, McGee said, But the profession has its rewards for those who stick. Theaveragestarting salary for graduates is $2,000 a year. There are areas of forensic scier,ce, McGee CXplained. Included are firearms and tool marks examination, scrOlOt)' (blood and body fluid analysis, tocicology (poisons), solid dosage texting,questjoned generated considerable interest in the two years It has been operation. An additional step (Ct lend more muscle Is the Upcoming appointment of a visiting professor In forensic science who will divide a oneyear stay at FTU between teaching chores and researching some of the problems that vex regional crime labs In Florida, The appointment will be the first of what McGee hopes is a succes,sion of such opportunities. School - - 1 J - e - u ti . Franks Raked Beans Greens Ice Cream Rolls, Milk, Butter U - . . rteniy blOCK fl •__ r 17 - - - - qq why ewe FRIDAY, FEB. 13 ( Custom Estimate on your dividual Needs CALL Bight now, during the Can save money by pur' chasing an Ambassador Central AIr Conditioning System AsIc us about other conS densing unit capacities & prices WA LI. PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. 10075. Sanford Ave. Sanford .r :&-: -- - - .1' ,." - j /1 ______ I 1, - . ' - ,- 7 ii . '! ' ':'' '-d - : ,.4I "200 YEARS '; ;' IL. -' ... ..,. ' ' " ' . ,? . --,; STILL BEAUTIFUL ,,. . ,1'.r —. Irl' '' 'ç & ., ,.' - .. -, Jç4 - i:'S q';,, ' .(.r1r kf:,J ,, .si - r. .=.",#,' .'-.', '' •),,. 'J,.', .. i ,., '......: i':'. "I ',,. " ''''' .- Lc" ; _i!8 ., 11% t'!Z f 1 -',-.' i. _l ;t ,,;i. " "t . '''cn 'a'. 4..'c 1 'i'V 44, " ..•, '.J''c'11; r.1 ', .,, - ..',: if appearance of Seminole County . '-ic ",z,4 "ENTER MY GLENN GLiTTER h , I - , - designed to improve the 1w" - 43 i,., ,hI' GLENN GLITTER is an anti.Iitter campaign f" - -•' 4" " " t I I -iY" "5 • - ;4/ I,' ' i'11 ' . ' 'I ''i -. "r :. f" > 'I, It.'.", ' ' S'i4' ' ' ". "": COLORING AND SLOGAN CONTESTS" '>-. -" '1; r - 'I 'I". , :j ' COLORING CONTEST— 1ST-6TH GRADES (A PRIZE FOR EACH GRADE) ____ SLOGAN CONTEST-71H.91H GRADES (151., P40 AND 3RD PRIZE) RULES Reason 2. At H & R Block our price is based on the complexity of your return The simpler the return, the less we charge. I. One (1) entry testant. per con. Entry blanks available at FLAGSHIP BANKS (200 W. First St and 3000 Orlando Dr,, Sanford) outside help may W solicited. (This Includes COLORING CONTEST PRIZED Ten (10 Bicentennial SIlver Dollars for the winner in each grad,. (1st through th) (Total of Sizty Silver dollars) No H&R BLOCK TU1 IMP(IRA$ TAY DriDI First Prize— $100.00 Bicentennial Series E Bond - 1k,, "tx ' 7 ENTRY DEADLINE MARCH 15, 1976 A Beautification Prolect Soonsord Ru - , / -, .-r L ,.'i,4 :.,i' .' I' ' '.''_"t4.." '_'. ' Second Prize— $50.00 Bicentennial Series E Rnnd '-' aC '.' "i Third Prize — $25.00 Bicentennial Series E .L r . k'.',,' .'. ,,,, '- '/ - 't,'. ',".- '';' ' '• F.: _..........ç.i.' '' -, . : - ' "' S' " ,' -r 'J ., . , - --.. '2- ''. - ' ,.tx._ - '.. _______ __________ ,., f' ____ _ .,.' . ". . ' . t' - .. e - - ' ' - Bond - famIly membershIp help) ./' SLOGAN .ONTEST PRIZES rC1,,,,, 7*' ' i1 1 ColeSlaw Roll, Milk, Butter ( 1 ... WEDNESDAY, FEll. 11 (h'ange Juice FREE SAl I)cssert THURSDAY, FEB. 12 COld tilts on hiogic) lacarnni & cheese ;uen Peas . - TUESDAY, FEB. 10 ButterCorn franbcrry'I'eanut Bars Roll, Milk, Butter ';-+-. GLENN GLITTER I should come to for income tax .,-. .,.- - ' / - •a'_ I _____________ ____________________________________________________ ''',.I_',,'.'.'i -,.-.. I .. - , ... ''. • profession from the day they Conip1aInts ,' ( e m n fri r v 0t ___________ I , ':':. ' , ': (lull COMPLETELY ,' ir' '.. WASHINGTON (API -Some the message From a Califor claim: "How can the American eoole &!nt nlentv mad whnn ,,;.., ...-.• ... peopie nave. taitmi In a L)epartportrait of former Atty. Gen. trickle of letters, all Ufl" ment of Justice which harbors, Richard G. Kieindlenst, a cnnprotects and finally honors men victed criminal, was hung'in the faVorable, since the portraitS who abuse their public trust?" Justice Department. They're hanging ceremony Jan. 23 may be no real measure of public writing angry letters about Kleindienst, now a private 'This is tantamount to put- sentinwnt. Still, a department lawyer in Washington, pleaded ting Al Capone's portrait in the spokesman said only two other guilty to a misijerneanor charge police department," protested portrait-hangings have profg to testify' fully' to the 'oked any letters at all. an Illinois man, one of 16 Senate Judiciary' Committee writers who denounced the acThe four to six previous let- during his confirmation hearlion in letters to Atty. Gen. Ed- ters dealt with the contempo- ings when he denied there was ward H. Levi. rary style of the other two %te house pressure to drop "Disgusting and inan antitrust suit against tile Inexcusable," declared a Mis- paintings not with the ternational Telephone & Telepropriety of hanging them. souri man, graph Corp. He was given a disgraceful blight on our The Kleindlenst portrait pro- suspended sentence of one national system of Justice" was yoked a Minnesota man to cx- month in prison and a $100 fine. Raked _________________________ . "," Ground Beef. Mgrs. ('hake Whipped I'otatocs Green lkan ro4 ..., ' " f work.shopIor4 pm. Tuesday with residents of tls. Forest to thscussmobile home fees which the ill) may levy. A workshop of the city's planning and zoning board 1.5 scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday. Theitemstobeconslderedby the advisory board Include: a " ' -, Po rtrait I)ra ws T'%.. ..I...,,e...... ...,. ....i....l..l_I .ti..,_ t lily iiyt.Uuii xtI MJJICUUIVU LUL&T LCVH i..WCLU( ,JUUgC STALLED '. . scene and determine beyond a doubt which bulet was the killer. There's no room for gUeSSWOrk. Enter the forensic scientists, the professional who uses the laboratory to uncover clues that can spell innocence or guilt. While the deductive powers of Sherlock Holmes make good reading, It remains that tying together evidence at a crime scene in a package that stands up in court is anything but For Gerry Ford, TM.I.AHASSEE 1 AP - Faculty' and staff at the state's nine universities will vote March 2 and 3 to decide ononeoftworivalunionsornounionrepresenthuon, S ' . ieve I Of' ito?, is j; ___________________________________ scientist becomes the expert witness, is strewn with test tubes, microscopes, bunsen burners, ballistics chambers, a galaxy of more sophisticated testing equipment and a lot of Union Vote Scheduled 'I . .' HEART killed the driver; but which one7 The medical examiner wants an answer; so does the district attorney. Did the first shot kill, or the sixth? A tough question that calls for someone Ut_ ' t , - vacated by Judge Gerald Tjotlat, who has assumed a new position on the 5th U.S. Court of Circuit Court of Appeals. Beat HotWater_Costs , - bullet holes, the body slumped TALI.AIIASSEE (API - A joint commmittee studying the possibility of a state takeover of horse racing in Florida says it would be too expensive for the state to buy the Five tracks in the state. The Joint Legislative and Executive Horse Trust Study t'ornrnittee said in its final report Friday that It would cost more than $75 million to buy the facilities, Revenue from betting at the tracks would not be high enough to retire bonds the state would need to make the purchases, the panel said. ' , 1 post in the middle district of Florida. Kenneth Cooksey turned down a suit Friday by two an• tiunlon groups seeking to halt the balloting. However, the judge granted a motion to allow the two i;roups to inspect union authorizatloil cards signed by 3,i4X) of the 6, 000 persons covered in the election. It'LL i ' ' p. ' I '—L. In other action at a sleclal , .t.'i_, council meeting, the officials ;:t authorized the purchase of 1,000 . yards of "good clay" to be stockpiledforuseoncityroads. Council member Lillian t., -- j Griffin in urging the purchasc said that a total cost would be $2,000. "/ I 1 1 , I , ' t S Race Tracks Are Expensive ________________________ THIS Plat therenf as recorded iri Plat HOTIC!. to file any Oblections they Book 17, Page 77, Public Records of may have that ChalIeng. the 200 validfy of the decendent's wilt, the Seminoic County, Florida 9,770 been filed against you and you 11,210 Qualifications of lhe personal arereJiredtoserveaopy0fyqu relYesentative, or the venue or Writtend,fen%eiifaflytojtoflVAN $2,450 jurisdicti,'w of the cow,. DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. P A, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND attorneys $5,290 for the Plaintiff, at Poit 16,440 OBJEC1 IONS NOT SO FILED Office 00* 79), Orlando, Florida WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. $7,öO 32507 àri file the Original with the ioney H Litner 11.120 -. '..-.., -- - 5 4O S . ,- ForensicScientistsFind C/ues BOSTON AP) -The defense in the drug trial of former pro football linebacker Rommie Loudd has ended its case and the Jury is scheduled to receive its charge and could begin deliberations Monday'. Loudd, 42, charged with possession and (listrihuting cocaine, testified in his own defense Thursdiv in U.S. l)istrict Court. i.oudd was managing general partner of the Florida Blazers in the World Football League, which collapsed last year ___ FIRST It . .. ' .. .1i. - Of four bids submitted, the city council accepted the low bid of Superior Asphalt Co. at $5,l). •• . - rrivay — uuuuu'— u, .'. ,,• L,, - fromNorJFirstStrtowest for a change of vning front of Country Club Road with RIAA (residential) to H I $ 'halrmanolthedriveinwmntersprjngs,(lleraldPho(obyjaneCa.cgelbert.y) year 1976 LS iI bit disconcei'tlflg. "I can't even go to a cocktail party anymore without hearing, 'Wait 'Ill you get in the White House' or 'Is that you Scoop7 ' People take politics too seriously," says Jackson, who shares his name with the senator from Washington. 'ftelour—Jacksn,Ford,Wallaceand}lan.is_areall I edeiits of the Fort lauderdale area, Tria I SSO iewr FORT LAUDERDALE (API SCHUMACHER and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a suit to foecc lose a Mortgage his been filed against you In the above Court by the aP.ove named Plaintiff. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR loreclosec,The is properly sought to be as follows SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LOT 6, (Less the Southwesterly o PROBATE DIVIION feet thereiof) arid all of Lot 7 of File Number 1S31CP Block 'A", THOR NBURGS AD Dsviiori DIT ION TO LLOYDS TERRACE. In Re: Estate of Srmlnoi, County. Florida, ac PHILIP OrCICCO. JR. 0teaS.'d in PIat Bk 9. Page 94 of the Public NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION RecOrds of Seminal, County, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Florida CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST YOU ARE REQUIRED to file THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL your Ansr with the Clerk of the OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Court and to serve a cope upon the IN THE ESTATE: Plaintiff's Attorney, HARVEY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED COULTER, Pa Boi 3736. Forest ?hattneadministrationoftheestate City.FIorida37;$1,Iaterthanth, of PHILIP DCICCO. JR.. deceased. 11th of February, 1976. If you fail to the Circuit Court for Seminole ainjt you for the relief demanded County, Florida. Probate Division, in th Complaint the address of which '5 Sanford. WITNESS my hand and seat of FlOrida The personal represer, tative of the estate is SIDNEY H. Siid Court at Sanfoc't. Seminole County, 1976 Florida, this lltn day of LlTNER,wtoseaddressis445GuIf Janua of Mexico Drive, Apartment No 302. Sarasota. Fl 33577 The name arid (Seal) Artr H Beckwjth, Jr. address of the Personal represen Clerk of the Circuit Court fatsve'sattorn,y are set forffi below. By' Cecilia All persons having claims or Deputy Clerk demands against OIJR the estate are Publith Jan 18. 23, Feb. I, S. 197a requlr, WITHIN MflfJTC F ROM THE DATE OF THE F IRS I , 'I 'p... .7 P Month In the city and presented it to Councilman Irwin Hunter, who has been named 1976 heart Fund on Evansdale Road; request for Names Prove Troublesome and Jan 1 _'" " LAKE MARY—Work Is, to triangular parcel of property 'i . . - - Loudd D e fe n s e Finis he d Fm- Blind Singer Joins Opry' 'i THE STATE BANK OF FOREST hiS wife Route I Witton, Minnesota $4417 , .J1. _______________________ U) Atty. (len. Edward Levi, Democratic Sens. Lawton Chiles and Richard Stone iliti .' Sunday, Feb 5, I976—JA Road Repaving Bid Accepted ________ -- WASHINGTON (AP - Florida's two senators have recommended Tyrie Hoyer, chief judge of the state's First to be a fekral district judge CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Larry I. Williams, President (I — Senators Recommend Judge COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7673.CA.O,.B EVELYN M SCHUMACHER. , ________ (ember 1974 for the November general election. NOTICE OF Publith 0EV $21 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl , _______ dropped 7,5431 while independents and other parties in. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The Larry T. WiIIIemt . — ,,j — — Said Court on this 72nd dày of January. $976 iSeal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Ckrk of the Circuit Court By Martha I Vihlen Deputy Clerk PubIi Jan 75. Feb 1. 8, IS. 1976 0EV I?? Legal Notice suorter Two Parties Lose Voters I intend to register Said name wffp EVELYN M. SCHUMACHER, hl5 th Clerk of the Circuit Court, wife, Seminole County, Florida In ac Defendants cordanc, with the provisions of the F4ctito Name Statutes, ' wit FORECLOSURE SUIT Section es.o, Florida Statut,i TO DAVID H SCHUMACHER (1971$ - T'ill,AIiAM I (APi L)emocrauc and Rt.publtcan parties lost boters whie the number of per sti, registered as independents or with other parties Increased, according to the latest registration polls. Figures released Friday by the Elections Division from regLstration when books closed Jan. 24 showed that the total number of voters dropped 68,617 In 16 months to 3,552,639. WI TN ESSmy hand and Inc seat Of FIRING PIN and that DAVID H hSh '1 I am engaged in business at 2595 S pora? ion Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Septlrile , ,,.,,,,,Plairttjfl, County, Florkia, under the fictitious name of THE H of damages to the school, Authorities reported that rampaging students smashed 97 windows and destroyed clocks, water coolers, floor tiles, cafeteria furniture and other school property. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE t file with the clerk of the above EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. court a written statement of any CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE claim or demand they may have COUNTY, FLORIDA, Each Iaim mutt be in writIng and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13 CIVIL NO. 76-73.CA.O9.A muSt ifldiCati the basis for the FE0ERA. 'ATIONAL MOP Longwooj AA, closed, 8 p.m., Christ Episp3I claim, the name and address of the TGAGE ASSOCIATION, creditor or his agent or attorney, Church, Longwoocf. Plaintiff, àfld the amount claimed, If the SAN FRANCISCO (AP — testimony" they want at the claim isnot yet due, the date When -. .'.' With a film of in armed Patti- hearing on the tape. it RAY H SEACHRIST. MARY A ' will become due shall be Stated, cia Hearst having been shown If SEACHRIST, hit wife, and USLIFE S lie claim The tape surfaced AprIl 24 5 contingent or CREDIT CORPORATION, tojy, 11e jwlge in her trial lV4. On it, the rper heir- - -Uflliqvldàted. the future of the DefenGsrits will decide wher to admit as iertalnty Shall be stated, If the ' soft voice says that "my NOTICE OF SUIT claim At is secured, the Itcurity shall TO Ray he ianry 7L 1v7 meeting of the SchI evidence a tape recording in comrades and I Board of Seminole H. SeOchrisl ezpropria County, the Board aPprod increases be desred. The claimant SlI In the income scale to be used In Mary A SCàchr,t determining eligibility for rededo,lcem, which Miss hearst said she $10,660.02 from the Sunset deliver sufficient copies of the claim 1036 Street to the clerk to enable the clerk to willingly roUied a bank with a branch of the Hibernia Bank" Waynesboro. Virginia mail one copy to each TMfotlowinscaleistobeusedtodeterminewhoQuali,iesforfreeaed PiftOflaI loaded mn. nine days earlier. reduc price meau. rtesefltat,ve. U.S. Dist. Judge Ol1 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that J. "My gun was loaded, and at AtIper$onsinterestintheMta,, acomplaintlofor,(I,1 mortgage Carter said at the end of '° whom a copy of this Notice of FRER a'dministration has been mailed are encumberin7 the foll*irig real FILy REDUCED day's cowl ealon that he will intentlon.ary point their guns at SIZE 'operty: required, WITHIN THREE MON Weekly MOfhty AnnI Lot 31, Block C. CRYSTAL BOWL hear testimony about the tape me," Miss Hearst said in the Weekly Monthly Aflil 1145 FROM THE DATE OF THE SECOND ADD In Flea rst & NO lICE I HERE BY GIVEN that LII Y. a F for 'a Banking cot Corp WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, CIVIC center. •'Rumau Behavior for Empioy,es," SCC' SOUth Seminole Center, 1 and SR 436. I\ Li I 1 11 i Free Blood preuure tests, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church 7th and Eim, Sanford, Club. I• National Child Safety Council By H R Wilkino. Its President State of Michigan County of Jackson Sworn to and sIA,scribed before me this 19th day of January. A 0 1976 Commission expires June 4. 1979 Janet Smith b' ---_- NOTICE OF SUIT tnat an action to foreclose a mor tgage on the following prOperty in 0Ev $73 Seminole County, Florida Lot II. ILESDALE MANOR. accOrding to the Plat thcronf as REGISTRATIONOF recorded in Plat Book II, Page 89. FICTITIOUS NAMES Public Records of Seminole County, We the undersinecj, being duly Florida, sworn,dPi.ereby declare under Oath PI,j% be('n filed against you, fld you that the. names of all persom in are required to serve a copy of your terest,d in the buSIne or written defenses, if any, to it on profe%s)on carried on unde- the Vernon Swartsel, of ANDERSON & name of NATIONAL FIRE SAFETY RUSH. Attorneys for me Plaintiff, COUNCIL at 727 Royal Oaks Circle. whose address iS Post Office Box Longwnoc, Florida 37750 and the 7788. 377 East Central Boulevard, extent of the Intereit of each, is as Oflando, Florida 3280$. and file th follw iginal with tf Clerk of the aboi,e NATIONAL CHILD SAFETY Styled Court on or before the 25th COUNCIL, a Michigan prof it day of February. 1976. otherwise a charitable corporation. IOU Page iudoment may be entered against Avenue, P.O. Box 2. JCksOn, you for the relief demanded in the Michigan 49701, Extent of Interest Complaint. Light building, Sanford, -- — Orlando. Florida 37807 Publith' Jan. 25, Feb. I. I. IS. 1976 Winter Springs Jayctes, 7 p.m., VFW post, 17-92, tosearththebufldjngandronnd Nolan hiding in a bathz-oom g.1t on the second floor, the Sanford police Saturday were reports said. investigating a report that No!an hd in his pocsan a three bullets were fired into a book of blank cheeks which bedroom of the residence of apparently had been taken Julia Mae Lewis, l, early from the school office, reports Saturday morning, said. Sanford patrolman Gordon C. Nolan was aested at 4:24 Reid responded to the call at a.m.andIaterreport.edJyga 1:39a.m. and went to the scene that he entered the building In fl Post Office Box 1748 Longwood. .BySCOAflRA}1A Herald Correspondent — SAM E MURRELL & SONS Attorneys ter the Husband Longwood Sertonja Club, noon zalit)' Inn, 1-4 and SR _____ -. ' Monday for the first tune since fierce racial fighting over the school's nickname, police say. The battered school closed ts doors Friday as authorities prepared disciplinary action against about 40 students suspected of triggering Thursday's four-hour t)dttle. County schools SpokCS1T1IrI Jack Bridges said susnension and expulsion hearings will begin next week. LAST P4OWN RESIDENCE ))7 Chadwick Road. Apopka, Florida 3770) AND TO All Parties Oasming interest by, through, under or nst the aforesaid persons Di'puly Clerk SCinInole AA, closed meeting, noon, Seminole County Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. H*'w-,rr- _ . wife RESIDENCE Unknown Arlhur H flecknith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Derden : Jackson heights PTA., social hour and student display, 7:30 p.m., meeting and panel on "The PTA and School Legislation," s p.m. Hit By Bullets — %''._' Sanford Middle School Local Adviirv CornmiIte, 4.34 MANCHEsTE;R, Nil. 'APi - ['resident Ford began WITNESS my hand and seal as Suburban Republiran Women's Club, 10 a.m., Oak Harbour Club, Altanionte Springs, Speaker August Joh,ansen, former congre5njn from Michigan. Sa nfo rci 1.u.I 0 riie E hi5 p.m., school library. Open to public. - "" Clerk of the Circuit COurl for TO DONALD I PLAT T ROSA Seminolp County, FIri, this 22nd JEAN PLAIt a a JLAN PLAIT, of January. 1976 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Ford Campaigns Personally 1LE1GH API—Ten men are fadng indictments on charges of srnuggling22toof marijuana from Colombia into the fishing village of Mesic on the North Carolina coast last month. dc grand jiry leturned the lntnctments ,, Raleigh Friday. The drugs were' seld by edera1 and state law enfcrcement officers at a seafood processing plant in Pamlico County Jan.11. Officers said it was the largest drug shipment ever seized in North Carolina. The value was estimated at over 0 million, ngeAudubopsocIety 7:3Cp.m., Central Christian Church, 250W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Talk on annaIs by Bob Smith. Police lnvestigati More than 400 secret-ballot elections, the first for California's farm workers, have been held under the law. — Seminole County. Florida. a 1962 corporation organized and existing under the laws of the United Statr' •, to determine child CuStody and of America other relief, Plaintiff You are hereby required to file your written delenses with the Clerk DONALD L. PLAIT and ROSA of the said Court and serve a copy JEAN PLATT a K a JEAN PLATT. upon the Husband iv the r:uanci.i AC Husband's attorneys, whose address CE PTANCE CORPORAl ION, a anne hero. on or before Missouri corporation. and THE February 74th,197d,oraOfauIt will UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IA entered against you. Defendants Sanford Rory Club, noon, Chic Center, a ., IN BRIEF GMC truck, Alcotiolles Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St Sanford. -'.___ -., WEKIWA COUNTY, FLORIDA ESTATES, NUMBER ONE. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7617CA.09.r SeminoIeCounty,FporplatBouk FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND 9. Page 52. Public Records of LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI. a Seminole High School Band Parents special meeting 7:30 p.m., band ¶ - Elections Board Closes tong it personally Saturda%'. After a campaign by proxy and organization, Ford was to seek New Hampshire presidential primary votes for himself on a two-day mission to the state where he faces ls first challenge from Ronald Reagan. With i, Fcr2' Rcp licin ãIlit' liupe to give a majcr lift to what has been a troubled campaign effort, The President, his wife and daughter Susan were flying into Manchester (or the weekend of campaigning. The emphasis clearly was on an effort to present Ford the President, not the campaigning politician. Seminole AA,en meeting, 3 p.m., 591 lake Mine Road, Halfway House, nfo I " Noticr is hereby Qven that I mm . PflQflgr in business at 107 S To KATHLEEN HAMILTON Maqnola Avr. Sanford, SeminoI AdcJre Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County. Florida under the flctito..,s thmtasuilPsbeIjJedagns,you name of HOWE'S GLASS & " the Circuit Court of Semnote SCREEN CO. M'd thl I intend to County, FIcrica, tntifIeJ In Re' register said name with the Clerk of Th Marriage of WILLIAM LEE the Circuit Court, Seminole County. HAMIL TON, Florida in accordance with the Husband. KATHLEEN HAMILTON, Wile. wOviSIOflS of the FIctitious Name cvi Ati No 16 IIOtA 04 E The Statutes, To Wit. Section 16S 09 I'ure Of this suit is to obtain a Florida Statutes 1957 d%solutq of m,rrige, determine S Royce J. Howe a special Publsth Jan 25. Feb i.e. (Uity in. and require you to convey DEV120 to the husband and divest yourself of the following described properly IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Iatedin SeminnleCounty. Florida, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. to wit CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE loll, Block A. LITTLE Sanford. em1noleArtt zn 17th unI Art Show and Tea, Sanford Civic Center, noon-5 p.m. Public is mvii - FICTITIOUI NAME NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA SLJNDAY,FEBRUAJfl'S INJ BRIEF -_— .,,1 ' ___ �Sanlorcl, Fl. IA—Evening HerId Sunday, Feb. $. 197 Even i ng H e ra ld , Sanlord, Ft. NEW I 1 PRICES GOOD FEB. 8 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... 1,v,I/S750 MONDAY 9 a.m. PKG. U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF 29-ox. CANS 9 a.m. — ORANGE, SEMINOLE, a OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BRLARD, COLLIER AND VOLUSIA 2 C SATURDAY 9 P.M. - som~ 6 p.m. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 £ FIRST ST SANFORD 1610 IDG(WAIER DR ORLANDO 1 1 61 DILANIY Sr ORLANDO GOLDIN IPIANGLI ShOPPING (ENTER I? SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO MT DORA 'r. D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEER aq1 FRESH HARVEST OR9aMORIOU 6EEF .V- LB. PURE VINE RIPE roMATOES CHUCK ROAST W.D GRAND HANOI-PAX PURE N OCE PRODUCE HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA RANGES to ^ —V ^~~ T e~w I-==*~ F LB. (I 2 Q.uirr vr / FRESH GOLDEN RIPE BANANA C 1/11701ANk A t WD Brand Beef Patties 3 : -. W D Brund USDA (ho c, Boiriru Beef or Most. Pig REEF BOTTOM ROUND BONELESS ROAST - Stew Meat... HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS ,r 59 L 1 I 4 . i eIt R oast. . . . . . BEEF 1 - SUNDAY at more 148. MORONI STORE HOURS BUTTER t I Sunday, Feb. I, 19161 s CHOICE) Beef $229 to 59 - 9" at Roo- USDA GRADE A h Fred Pe,(h F i ll e t Fl ovnrl., III Shrimp Patties ... $299 !$ BorrrI:u Be.I Chu.h .:.. sj~39 . . . 3L8 DILMONICOS S Fisi Fillet F renc BONELESS STEAK 40 Wt P(lh. Sup.bsond Pimento Loaf. 79c Cream Cheese V/ 0 fluid Beef Bologna L;p'Iu,rd Pork Liver rd 8 . os Swperbtarrd 69c Sour Cream Mid SI)rrf$ Sausage s, 'm '6 ILfl a AG . $129 W 0 Bound Co o k ;:: ed Pbih,1 Franks 12-01 PKG .00 ,aper,rtr' At Picnic or Ham v ' $2 29 FRESH FROZEN Yogurt . • • 3 c R.. i 5 j hi HALF .. Lw 55C 8 I tUP $I 89cBiscuits ... 2cA 519c 4 5 0* P,4 87c Cheese Kisses 8os PKG DRES3EL'S CREAM CHEESE CAKE ' 32;z' L B . A'IC a RORDIN S CHOPPED SPINACH : 4 HEATH 89c BARS BAG 69c 6 $199 GRAPEFRUIT 49c -- --- FOR HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA WHITE SUPERBRAND COFFEE REAMER ASTOR LEAF OR PKG 20 99c ):;i. 'S. PKG. 89c SUPPERS WHOLE FRYERS Is I6. BANQUET BUFFIT ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT BEEF) 79c \t3 .. DINNERS — a i - MORTON ALL VARIETIES COUNTRY STYLE POTATOES .B 5 I . $J29 75c APPLES 501 MRS. SMITHS I FROZEN FRENCH FRY ]V Ru'i..milh (6 Ci 8,11d rom t TOMY R, fit Mdc' -. ORANGE JUICE to I II " APPLE PIE o' A NS 39c t1) 89c 3ORUC;.o. ::;;'. RO 1 101 0 1 MORI 111 43c lot (2 Lb Cp Cottage Cheese SUflfl;tl PKG 8 ci MINUTE MAID CAN HARVEST FRESH GREEN USDA Orod. 'A' For t h fry e of BETTY CROCKER LAYER r 99c Breast w/ Ribs. ERROR KIJMl I L PEANUT 13 UTTEFI 11 59 (tO C' ) traos style 6'?mIi 3 PKGS. Biscuits . . . • • 'h.: 29c Shldr. Roast . . 9" D. HICKORY SWEET SLICED BACON •••\ 29 1 LB PKG. Hickory S Sliced Bacon 2 ? . Fre s h Wh o l e at Hall Pork Hams... . COLGATE CANDLE "j'alr'l WELLA rALSAM HAIR 79 ST TUBE 0 CONDITIONER L TOOTHPASTE it y 2, BUTTER BEANS _ _ A.I DETERGENT — Aft Aft W-D BRAND NIGULAR ON all boflosf HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING 10 -! ,...S 49 COTTON BALLS \. cot'c iOT. 79c \ ' 99C Aurow W5j1- V.1K.. ir Anc.l..d Punt POWDER 2 PRO. PlAYTEX SUPER OR REGULAR DEODORANT .. TAMPONS ': LEAF LETTUCE 25c OFF DOWNY ANTIPERSPIRANT ----- c EYE MIST Bt Tissue h 49c G 79c 1 6..,. ri Plv, G Biscuit Mix FABRIC SOFTENER Tenderizer... lO ot Pie Crust Mix 9 o: Steak Sauce.. $ 2 19 63C lOor BTL L B. M Uffin Mix 73c . . Bei'y, Cuo1n, Puddings 96-ox. SIZE 17: . . . . -.-_ 99C Bert, C'ri,, Blu.betr), 79c 89C 3 Al Jst FORMULA 44 79c raham..... Ado(pS' M,.0 is', COUGH SYRUP ' BORDENS -. NGE JUICE 32.02 - - -- 'I ., ..- ' ;•, 5' S 7 , —T ,__ t . -. 4 'i5 7 '- 900 tr - A 1 T. 4 'ir 5, 1 CTNS. Iiiii 11111bb6o, 197t, Quantity Rights Reserved r-. .. 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All (- (1) Afl ________ o r e te n The Clock te When U.S. and Soviet nogotiators resumed their Strategic Arms Limitation Talks in Geneva they set a target date of May for reaching a flCW agreement to rctrict nuclear weapons. They may not meet the deadline. SALT, indeed the entire broader subject of detente itself, has undergone considerable re- L- evaluation in the United States since the euphoric days of 1972 when the current cycle of coexistence with the Soviet Union began. At that time both the United States and the Soviel tinion said ir part that "efforts to obtain unilateral advantages at the f tnht'r, (iirvct or indirect, are inconsistent'' with superpower detente. Soviet behavior in the last three 'ears has swept away most of our delusions about the possibility of reducing tensions in areas where we have direct or indirect confrontations with Russia. uncertain terms that it will continue to support "just wars of national liberation" meaning its clients in Portugal, the Middle East, Angola, Sahara and elsewhere. Removal of two of the foundation blocks of detente by the Soviet Union has created even greater suspicion in the United States about the intentions of the Soviet Union in i.he third area . . To p i - -.:. - V - - - - " .. / .•; .. ' . .. • their range would be limited to 1,500 miles on bombers and 360 miles on submarines or ships. In toto the Soviet Union has yielded nothing, Counting its Backfire bombers, some of which already are deployed, it would still have some 2,400 strategic weapons. A Backfire equipped with a Soviet cruise missile with a 1,500-mile range would most certainly pose a danger to the United States even if it could not be refueled in the air. In turn the American cruise missile, which is our next generation of Colt .45 peacemaker, would be hobbled even before it is off the drawing boards. missile would not reach any major targets in the Soviet Union. Conversely, a Soviet sea cruise missile with a 360-mile range could wreak havoc in the United States. It is not likely that Congress would approve such a bargain, nor should it. The Soviet Union has made it clear by inviting Secretary of State Kissinger to Moscow to talk about SALT that it places a high value on concluding another agreement. That opens the door to a hard nosed, realistic counter offer by the United States one that protects our interests. - IIV as te Of Bre ad Federal Judge Leland C. Neilsen found the evidence so flimsy in a price-fixing case against six bakeries and five of their officials that he callei off the trial without asking the jury to consider the charges. Rarely in his years on the federal bench, said the judge, had he seen prosecutors bring defendants into court on such meager pounds. forcement of antitrust lawson behalf of onsunsers, especially when the product Involved is a staple like bread. In this Case, the zcaloffederalprosecutorJapriceiryw,rerone existed may boomerang. Legal talent does not come cheap. Sixteen lawyers were involved in defpndinu lb. ?keric in thi case. Wherebsuchextr buslnessexpcnselikelytosh up? In the price of bread. BERRY'S WORLD I ,t j ': --'.'.,-/ 111.. 1 The CIA (DN\') Chairnun of the House ntelligenci' Committee (con) This article is adapt('d from the National Town Meeting, which is held each week at the Kennedy Center in Washington. DC., where public figures debate and arisw ByWILUAMCOy .1 - ____ _____ - '............ " t<tt ,1c, . F1:AT Playing with matches ' (p By OTIS PIKE made. There were even misdeeds. The work that were given to it. I tend much more to question JDC Appreciation Put together in large part of Jacques Banahi, is under way today Is the process of bringing those that gave the orders than those who Gov. Brown's special assistant for the arts, the intelligence within our constitutional behalf of Torn Fay, Superintendent of our prayer breakfast was carried them out. I think less highly, perhaps, of a departure from framework, It will be done by better rather new Seminole Juvenile Detention Center, traditional but in keeping guidelines, the FBI than I (lid before I started the In. with the chief by better supervision. and the Center's Civilian Auxiliary Board, our executive's urorthodox vesilgation. style. Are sincere thanks go to the Herald for the interest covert operations necessary and should it caused so I am told a Few raised eyebrows they be Are covert actions necessary and should they separated Irons intellIgence gathering? youhaveshownin theyouthof ourar-ea who are among the 800 or so "tradition-minded" mem irons intelligence gathering? profiting from our Center's program, hers of the Sacramento establishment who at. world in whIch we live. During the colder days of Recently your article on our need for fire tended, lam not opposed to all covert actions. I think the Cold War, there retardant mattresses was forwarded to was cause for a great deal of some are meaningful, useful and proper. There The sermon or lecture was given by an- effort in this field. In recent years, we have done are covert Tallahassee and Lmediate action was taken on thropologist Gregory Batson of the University of much actions that come very close to being less. In the future, there will be occasions pure intelligence, To our request for new ones that would prevent last California at Santa Cruz and set up a new bureaucracy former husband in which a little quiet help to some friends can for the purpose of conducting covert actions example of what your paper's support and In- pregnant goats, and said the word "religion" weapons. During the l92(, Secretary of State rather meaningless. What fluence can mean. and 'prayer" have different meanings to I hope Is that good henry L. Stimson closed up a code breaking unit over1ghtlegls1ao Thanks for your continued interest and ferent people. passed. If you could have because he said that gentlemen don't read each a sinport of ow Center. joint committee on intelligence with a U,S. District Judge Thomas J, MacBride, who other's mail. Twenty years later, Stlmson (by revolving membership, GeneEiselein, helped organize the first prayer breakfast then Secretary of War) was reading as much oversight. You would you could get reasonable Chairman 1957, described the Brown program in also make it possible for GennanandJapanesemailasheld We have the CIA not to have to brief six separate Civilian Auxiliary Board Sacramento Convention Center as "most cIII- an experiment one time cornyears ago In which the mittees. The difficulties are largely Seminole Juvenile ferent," political, covert action operations were separated from Hell hath no DetentL,n Center Mr. Bariahi, the governor's assistant fury like the committee chairman who intelligence gathering. They spent half their whose Jurisdiction is threatened arranged the breakfast1 says, "Next year we're and you can't Minister's Corn m ents not going to be abletofind room lorall the people time trying to find each other. This was really e-stabli.th the kind of committee I would like to who will want to come. This is something not very productive, see withoutremoving the jurlsdictJon of those six What a Prayer Meeting?? Should the CIA's budget be published? committees. everybody is going to be talking about, Since the Reverend Robert J. Hunter, in the No. We would repeat the experience of the This sort of gathering points up the urgent Atomic Pastor's Corner on Friday, (Jan. 29) raIsed the need of spiritual renewal and Should the CIA'i t*idet be puWlihed? Energy Commission which started out in revival In OW' question, 'Is Nation Anti-Osristlan" I felt (lines! There Is Just one answer a great 1947 with a single line figure and last year's I am wholly In favor of publishing at least the readers of the Evening Herald, would appreciate spiritual awakening in our budget was 15 pages of detailed data on our tot-al figure nation. Without i, for the CIA budget. I will say that the some info which just came to me on the State am fearful for the future. With it, great things weapons expenditures, I think the same thing figures given to us, even the Prayer Breakfast rocently in Sacramento, can happen in this Bicentennial Year. et if we have would happen to ow Intelligence structure and documents, don't represent the total spent. Calif., at the 18th annual Governor's Prayer revival We we would be providing detail., which would be of have to do it will make increasingly effective more than just publish Breakfast, under Gay. Edmund G. Brown Jr., witness as Christians, If we csn the figures our experience a great assistance to ow adversaries, they give us. We have to analyze them. which was unorthodox, to say the least, ac- spiritual awakening it will shake some of our Has recent publicIty hurt the CIA? cording to sonic of those who were participants, churches to their Has recent publicity hurt the CIA? foundations, revolutionize our There has been some effect on our inA bare-chested Indian dance, a Sufi choir sang church members and send them out to witness. telligence gathering as a result of publicity — not I think that we would all like crime to a half-dozen spiritual songs to the ac- Can what happened in Sacramento, happen In Just from investigating committees but from dftappear from the streets of America but I don't were served yogurt, pineapple, prunes and decided that they no longer can risk working Ignoring Harold A. Harris cheeses instead of the traditional bacon and it. If America Is so weak that it cannot First ChrIstian Church with us. But I think the products of our In- stand the truth about itself then I think it is far Sanford telligence are still of the highest quality. wea kcrthaneitherIrColbyor,beljvpt,, ) JACK ANDERSON Congressional Windfall For 'Small' Oil WASHINGTON — In the uLse of helping But under the loophole, Pennwll, Husky and terrble retribution upon their heath, Chamber's dealings with Drogoul and the "siziall" oil firms survive, Congress has poured other large firms will get partial exemptions The French newspaper offended Ambassador newspaper, $500 million a year Into the coffers of 47 from regulations "unrelated to their actual Kosciusko-Morizet by publishing a satire which refineries, many of them ctuaIly hundred- needs," the FEA memo states, Such Next, according to Drogoul, the fuming substantial described a mythical town called Clothemerle. Ambijssndor tried to dry million-dollar corporations, A confidential firms as Rock Island will save up the paper's support U to $7 million IL bumbling mayor, unhappily, appeared to be from French banks Federal Energy Administration (FEA) memo to despite an already strong market in the US. He was finally position, a lampoon of the self-importar;t French Am- successful Senate Interior Chairman Hpnru li.t.L...,,., f' ?......L in -- a MONTUF:,j. (Al>i CBC television says a special police task force formed last November to investigate charges of bribery and kickbacks in construction of the Olympic village is being prevented from bringing charges by 'political or Olympic pressure." The report says five Individuals could be charged tm. mediately, but someone Is keeping the police on "a short, very tight rein." Quoting what It called a reliable police source, the network said the police have been asked to hold off on charges until after the 1976 Olympic Games because of "the hann court actjons would do to our image - - War Settlement Due DAMASCUS, Syria AP — Lebanese President Suleiman Franjich flew to Damascus today to wrap up a Syrian-guaianteed settlement of Lebanon's civil war. The ChrIstian president and his Moslem premier, Rashid Karami, were embraced by Syrian President IIaIez Assad of Syria on their arrival at the flag-bedecked I)amnascus airport. Top Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasir Arafat stayed behind in Beirut to help a mixed armistice commission of Syrian, Lebanese and Palestinian officers prevent any outbreak of disorders to sabotage the Syrian-Lebanese stuninit. -, - ' " ______ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. &I- i 'i a rn e S Co Sunday, F.b.L 1976—iA Io ring In Us e For 68 Years FDA Will Ban Food Dye winning Florida editor, has been appointed women's editor of The Evening Herald. Jean Patteson, Who has served as women's editor, _________ will become women's news director. Her respon sibilitles will be expanded r to Include other areas of ______'C, news coverage. _____ Ms. Dowd comes to _______ Sanford from Osceola County, where she was managing editor of the St. -. Cloud News and the " Kimnmee (;awtte. In last year's Florida Press --Association Better Newspaper Contest, the News was nerned runnesJACQUELINE DOWO up for the title of Florida's best weekly newspaper. Ms. Dnwd won a first place Republican. For tn-depth reporting, a She Is a graduate of second for feature writing Ge urge Washing on and a first place in University in Washington, photography, D.C., where she studied During college, she journalism and political worked on the city desk at science. the St. Petersburg Times Although not a native, and Evening Independent Ms. Dowd has lived in and as an intern in the Florida since the age of Washington, D.C., office of three. Her mother still former Congressman resides in St. Pei'rsburg William Cramer, a Florida Beach. WA.s}llN(;T0N tAP) The the FDA Just 10 days earlier, made with the dye before the Use '1 the di in j.rlti:' FuI arid Ig Administration, and dismissed industry's re- ban went into effect, not always readily apparent ti emerging victorious from a quest for an injunction. The FDA sz.id It will not order consumers. Labels do not decourt skirmish with industry, Lawyers representing color a recall because there is "no dare its presence and it may b' plans to impose a mandatory manufacturers and users im- evidence of a public health combined with other dyes ti ban next week on the synthetic mediately filed notice of their hazard from any currently make shades of brown and dye Red No. 2, used videly in intention logo to the U.S. Court available food or other products purple and is sometimes used ti foods, drugs and cosmetics for of Appeals in a second attempt made with Red No. 2." make fish and cake frostIng68 years. to stay the agency's action, The judge said the FDA ban whiter. The agency contends on the OnesubstituteforlledNo,2i The FDA said the earliest it without an administrative basis of animal studies that the would be hearing was, in his opinion, a dye called Red No. 40. liLt could publish the ban dye may be a weak cancer- Tuesday. It would take effect arlatrary. But he said federal experts soy Red No. 40 has causing agent, and that food immediately unless there are law requiring food colors to be drawbacks, such as turning and color manufacturers further court delays safe shifted the burden of proof fruit-flavored drinks black cannot prove with absolute to industry and left the court when Vitamin C is added. Cancertainty that it is safe. Food, drug and cosmetic without jurIsdiction, ada said it will not appro'.'e Red U.S DIM. Judge Aubrey E. manufacturers would be The FDA was Joined in the N&, 40 bccausc the manuRobinson Jr. on Friday dis- prohibited from using Red No. 2 court hearing by an unusual facturer did not iuliuitt a']'-solved the temporary restrain- in their products, but they ally, Ralph Nader's Health Re- quate safety data. ing order he had issued against would be free to sell products search Group, one of the agen. Several large U S firms, cy's most frequent critics on among them Nabisco and Gen. consumer safety Issues. eral Mills, have stopped u.sin! The consumer group filed a fled Nr. 2 in recent years be"friend of the court" brief trac- cause of safety questions. Other ing the history of Red No. 2, its manufacturers reportedly have own efforts since November large stockpiles of the dye, Is 1971 to get it off the market and which they would he stuck with scientific studies at home and if the ban were imposed next TAlLIIAS.sEE APi abroad calling its safety into veek. l.ewis sought the federal florida's trikc force against sistance during a visit to Sv ash- question. a massive mortgage securities ington last year when he pointSmall Tractor. Small 1 Industry lawyers noted Cana. fraud is being beefed up with a i'd out the size, complexity and da informed the FDA this week $00,00O federal grant, sen. multistate nature of the Fraud. it will not follow suit In banning -i I.awton Chiles, D-Fla., says, He announced last year that Red No. 2. But the Judge noted The Law Enforcement civil actions to stop operations Russia has banned the dye for Assistance Administration of the companies had been years on the basis of studies by Friday notified Chiles that the completed but that criminal Its Scientists. Opinions Differ grant was approved for use for probes for punishment and acThe FDA i'rtifIed 1.3 million criminal prosecution, said Jack tions aimed at recovering mon- pound.s of fled No. 2 last year Hood Tractor Co, Pridgeon, Chiles' press aide. cy were continuing, for use in hundreds of products, Comptroller Gerald Lewis Lewis' press aide, Harrold including vitamin pill coatings, On Otane. Fl. 1SI4 4It Av _____________________________ has a force of six persons work- "Bus" Rummell, said the strike strawberr pop, candy and Cur A'?amo.? 5pnçi, Fla fl7Sl _______________________ ing out of West Palm Beach on force still must probe deeper ifletics. Altar, pl• Sruç ,, 45,, ,, , By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. the racket which he said may into company records. have cheated as many as 80,000 He said the force is assisting DEAR DR. LAMB Dr. I am persons out of as much as $1 state attorneys in developing writing about shingles. I had billion. crimiiial prosecutions and them and at that time I wrote to The six-member tdsk force seeking to determine whether Lamb Dr. Joseph Mother; he was has been operating with a $110,- additional civil action is needed MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 writing in our newspaper like 000 LEAA grant in probing the in case other companies are inyou are. backgrounds of some 60 corn- valved. SANFORD ITALIAN PIZZA panics, which may have been A House special investigating My problem is your ininvolved in the fraud, committee is looking into wtiy formation is different from his. RESTAURANT The new federal grant, to be state agencies waited for more You say you can't catch that of having suffered the supplemented with $67,000 in thanaveartomoveagainst the OPEN 11A.M. MON.thTUSAT.__OPEN4 P.M. SUN. shingles from a person with first" state funds, will be used during racket alter learning about it. 1008 French Ave. (Hwy 17.92) Sanford chicken pox. Dr. Mother says, the next 18 months to pay costs It has Ph. 321.0)22 laid most of the blame take care to stay away from Perhaps the account you read of six C') attorneys, eight investi- on the Land Sales Division, but youngsters with chicken pox, a contributed to the widespread gators, two account.ant.investi. is to the Gen. operations of PIZZA week or two of being careful isa mistaken idea that an attack of gators, an office manager and Lewislook andinto Atty. Robert _______ - - - ________ - ____ ______ ______ _____ ________ - . ,•'. F','citJcJ Str Ike Iorce Bee fec! 1F - - -- -.- .-;-- :-. .... I— : - .,_ ,. p r__.___ '' £5 -i '-4 ,"ctt. .i- I -- I .- - ________ -. I - - - Shingles . -- - - - - -- -,-----' _____ t1" " - t_'__ - • ..-- _:- : '_______ - __ - - .,-.--- small price to pay If you can shingles conferes immunity. In five secretaries, Pridgeon said. Shevin next month. Plain or Combinations avoid shingles. any case it isn't so. It is quite _________________________________________________________ Tomato & Cheese . Garlic. possible for you to have another Yousayifyouhavean attack attack of shingles. Green Peppers - Pepperoni of shingles and recover you are Onion . Mushroom. Sausage Anchovienot immune. Dr. Mother says Time marches on and with It Medium - Large an attack does produce im- our knowledge constantly inFEBRUARY 6, 1976 by the Slice. %Valter London, Deliary munity against a second attack. creases. When knowledge inADMISSIONS Kathryn S. Starling, Dellary Sanford: Also Introducing Our Own Special Could you please clear this up creases, changes can and do Hazel Barone, Deltona willie R. Bohannon SQUARE SICILIAN PIZZA AND CAL ZONE for me' I know there isa gap of Marçeritc George, Deltona Martha D. Boss Vivian M. several years between the two Juell, Deltona --DEAR DR. LAMB For Douglas Coniglio opinions, but I Pauline Lloyd, Deltona need to know as many years, once in a while, a Raymond R. Eden my daughter-in-law Just broke spray of saliva comes out of my Nelson 13. Roesser, Deltona COMPLETE DINNERS OR ALA CARTE Jospehone K. Hedrick out with shingles. Harry J. Titshaw, Lake Mary mouth. Could you tell me what Lenabelle Jennings Spaghetti Lazagna Parmigiana . Ziti Scallopine. this is? Lydia Miller Kr is t lana Anderson, Caccitore. Seafood and many other Authentic Dishes. DEAR READER Yes, I.ongwood Thi Nguyan there probably has been a few DEAR READER It is Ray Shroyer Warren J. Brennan, Orange years between the accounts. I saliva, The salivary glands ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES City _________________________________________________ Charles W. Ward can't speak (or the late Dr. .ctore some saliva and they have Mary E. Whitehurst Mother, but I can say that the 'a duct or opening In the mouth, H*vev II, Matzenei-, DeBary statements you attribute to me When one of these glands is Cecil C. Crouch, Deltona are the thinking of modern squeezed by pressure, as in Edna C. Schroeder, Deltora virologIsts who are authorities opening the mouth or other Rosie M. Brown, Lake in the field, muscular movements, stored Monroe saliva will squirt out just as if Margaret J. Smith, Orlando Dr. llichardJohnsonofjohjis you squeezed on a bulb syringe BIRTHS Hopkins Medical Center writes or the bulb on a spray device. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Bobbie) in the latest edition of the The spraying has no medical Orne, a boy, Casselberry textbook of medicine (Beeson significance. ,, DISCHARGES and McDermott 1975) 'zoster Sanford: (shingles) rarely derlops after For information on I)orothy C. Bass . exposure to chicken pox or management of colds send 50 Lee A. Berry other cases of zoster." Later in cents for The James B. Dench Jr. his discussion, he points out Number 23, Health Letter, i-1 Colds and Flu " David V,', Goldstick (7 that the very rare person who (;roup, Prevention and Darla D. Hall gets zoster on exposure to Treatment. Enclose a \, f long, Madeline HoelI chicken pox or other cases of- stamped, self-addressed enFrank M. Manning shingles is the one whose Im- 'eIo // for rnaillnu. Address J.-I. A. !L'il'.'agc mune mecftanism is shot, for your letter to me in care of the Floreita Smith cxarnple, because of Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1551, / Ethel 'F. Williams destruction of the immune Radio City Station, New York, Grace I,. French, < system in the course of treat- N.Y. 10019. ('accelli,rrv mnent of leukemia. By contrast, "I WAS ALMOST a person without immunity can get chicken pox after exposure FRANTIC about to a patient with shingles. my Grocery Bill Dr. Johnson notes in this last weok. I could same discussion "There is a popular misconception that just picture mys&f fighting those crowds looking for the specials. I really herpes zoster (shingles) does dreaded getting started, not recur, However, roster (toes HOSPITAL NOTES -,--- - _____________ -.-,--.----- .--.---.-- - ____ ---------='=--'- - -L - 1= - ______________ ____ ________ i- - .; -, - - -: -' ;---- - ... . - -:- - .. : . - --. - -•. - ' ..'. .': -. _-'- :..-. ______ ___________ • . ': __ • ..._:- . ____ or - - Further Inquiry 'Unjustifiable' QUEBEC tAP) — Premier Robert Bourassa said Friday there is no need for another investigation into Olympic costs as had been requested by the Montreal Citizens Movement. The premier said another Inquiry would be "unjustifiable under the present circumstances." I3ourassa said a police inquiry 1 under way into con. truction contracts for the Olympic Village while a national assembly inquiry, which examined Olympic costs last year. "will continue through other meetings of the iflufitci I a flairs cornnlLs.siorl is - - 'uaremaia As Official Death Toll Rises Pressure Tactics Claimed new f'_Ilt wi TOKYO tAP) — Hsinhua, the official Chinese news agency, confirmed that Hua Kuofeng is "acting premier" of China. Most reports had Indicated Vice Premier Teng }Isiao-ping would be named to the post held by thou 'nIII. whn ! 'r The English language broadcast monitored in Tokyo did not report Hua's appointment, Rather it merely identified hun 's new post by reporting his meeting with Venezuela's first ambassador to Peking. The broadcast said 'Hua Kuo4eng, acting premier of the State Council, met and held a cordial and friendly talk here Peking) this morning with Jose de Jesus Sanchze Carrero, First ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the republic of Venezuela to the People's Republic of China," " How Much Sreey Does the CIA Need? How much seercey does the CIA need? Intelligence need3 some se'1 not total flere is no question in my :nI that some secrecy as it was in the past, but it does need secrecy is essential to a healthy and a strong some. President Ford once said he would be ,S.merica, But I believe very, very strongly that delighted to share our secrets with 214 million this country has gone way overboard on the Issue Americans provided they didn 't go outside of of secrecy. We perform acts that the American that group. But that is rot a practical way of people would rise up against If they were aware doing business. I think we can alve at a of them, There has to be a moral content in the necessary compromise between those secrets dt affairs. If we arc going to that are necessary to provide intelligence as a conduct our society with the kind of secrecy with aren't necessary. really, in a very large sense, already won? Did the CIA, in the past, overstep its bounds? Did the CIA, In the *st, overstep its boundi? Someyearsago,inte1lJgenceweof unpleasant necessities that was to be carri"d on As a result of our Inquiry, my personal overinacorner.itssupeionwaspoorItwas evaluation of the CIA has improved, The CIA given very fuzzy guidelines and told to go out and was not a rogue elephant going off by itself and . rq,1L,p Hua Named Acting Premier * " r - 1.' I ,() ff GUATEMALA CITY, Gua:eia (AP) — Hundreds of aftershocks kept earthquake devastated Guatemala in turmoil Saturday, with hundreds of new victims increasing the official death toll to 7,375. Unofficial estimates ranged up to twice that number dead, 40,000 injured and 200,000 homeless Heports from the countryside brought in by mules and bicycle messengers told of giant landslides, fallen bridges and whole conimunities leveled by the shaking earth. Two sharp aftershocks Friday afternoon caused wide. spread panic among the country's 6 million people already dazed by the earthquake that smashed into s4wthern Mexico and most of Central Amerja before dawn SVednesday. ) . - 4' -. !r. ' - c---1' " c : Today's topic. "The CIA." is argued by William Colby, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (pro) and Rep Otis Pike - p. - Americans were understandably nervous about SALT I because it permits the Soviet Union to have more and bigger nuclear weapons than the United States eventually. The Soviet offer for SALT I! would continue that curve. Moscow proposes that strategic nuclear missiles now be limited to 2,100 or 2,200 instead of the 2,400 agreed upon by President Ford and Leonid Brezhnev at Vladivostok 14 months ago. Cruise missiles — highly accurate drone air- IN BRIEF L.. . • Woman 's Editor (wD//1; - -. n e r a ia 11 PRO ICON & .• I •,_.__l_I - .. Odds Shorter F D - ' u' Association president, Jack Bent, sheriff of Charlotte County, said the Issue boils up frequently in various areas of the state and Is currently raging in Sarasota County where voters will decide on March 9 whether their sheriff will continue as an elected official. Bent said when sheriffs "ttended the Annual Mid-Winter Conferere of . : I•'orida Sheriffs State Senator John Vogt of Cocoa Beach and Association in Sarasota, January 21-23, they School Board member Pat Telson will be on a panel The Judicial Education Section of the Circuit learned about the March referendum and reacted discussing the PTA and School Legislation Monday Judges Conference has announced that Circuit at an 8 p.m. meeting of the Jackson Heights Middle angrily Ly passing a resolution strongly opposing Judge Kenneth M. Leffler of the 18th Judicial "all efforts to take away from the people their right School Parent Teacher Association in Oviedo. Circuit (Brevard and Seminole Counties) has to elect their rnnstitntional officers." The par.el will also include officers fiuw the successfully completed the College for New Judges The resolution described such effi'wfq q State and Cntintv PTA .-'.a,Iu.,lIsuI,. nr,i,n*,,....r conducted at the University of Florida Law School. serious threat to democracy, and one that ls discussion will be followed by a question and " anJudge Leffler, who resides in Seminole County, especially distasteful during our nation's bicenswer period. attended lectures and participated in seminar tennial Year." Prior to the program there will be a social half sessions concerning special problems, probate, Jury Bent said the Sheriffs Association also: passed a hour an(I special display of student work at 7:30 trials, county court Jurisdiction, civil procedure, resolution urging Florida to build more prisons and P_In, Juvenile and domestic relations. He also visited the expand work programs for prisoners; passed a f)epartnient of fender Rehabilitation facilities bicentennial resolution reaffirming the locate(1 at Florida Sheriffs around the state are fiUng Lake Butler and Raiford. isociation's faith in "the principles that have mad about efforts to make them appointed rather made ow nation great;" esthblishtxl a Florida than elected officials, reports the Florida Sheriffs Sheriffs Training Foundation, with a pursuit —Bill Currie ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Aroun Vr, ;VNE I). 1X)Vl1. Publisher U. Ui('IJAHI) IAJN(;, Editor V ll.l.IAM I). CtTUUIE. Mantgin Editor UOHE1fl ('. MARKEY. Advertising I)irector CC Z driving scnooi US itS iUS piuj, new Jaw to curb the flow of stolen goods through flea markets; endorsed, in concept, proposals for "flat time" sentencing of prisoners; and urged closer cooperation within the criminal Justice system so that apprehension, prosecution and sentencing of law breakers can become more effective. 4. ah.b..%,,.. Circus Parade in Venice viewed by an estimated 45,000 persons. The band received a $200 second prize in the high school band competition which preceded the parade and also came in second in the rade performa Judging. Sunday, February 8, l976—A .,i - '--- twn co,-'nn,I place awards in the recent Bicentennial Ringling .ft) N. lhKN(lf AVE.SANF(fl[) F1.A. 32771 Area (le :305.322.26 or 831.9993 ither mail Month, 5.! 0: t Months. $1t 20 l \tnnth wrin a - - Cooperates OTTAWA API — University student Pierre (;uesTeniont, 22, took more than the American flag with him to the top of the Peac Tower Thursday night in anticipation of his unofficial flag raising the following morning. He also took an alarm clock so he wouldn't fall asleep and scuttle his plan 'o raise the Stars and Stripes on Canada's most official flagpole. Friday he said he need not have bothered. Chimes in the tower's clock rang every 15 mInutes and kept him awake through the t1ght. Moynihan Not Intimidated (1 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (API — U.N. Amb.dnr l)aniel Patrick Moynthan has attacked his Soviet counterpart for responding with language of (treat" to U.S. criticism of Soviet intervention in Angola SpeakIng at a Security Council meeting Friday night, Moynihan said he and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger were "not intimidated" by Soviet Ambassador Jacob A. Malik's "(treats." In fact, he said, "We do not give a (ialfln." U.S. Plane Crash Kills 8 MADRID, Spain (AP) A U.S. Air Force plane crashed shortly before landing at Torrejon Air Base uthide Madrid on Friday, killing all eight U S. Air Force ..L....._1 .t__ .a,.! -- (1___l_t A1_ . . . ,. ;''r':'-" - L _ . V' ..(r - - My Newspaper Carrier Is ORGAN CONCERT HAROLD DE COU _________________ r' rt..- :. - I - - I !;: - ? _-._ ------------------ - Tower Clock L ' - A Ggn/ijs! 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I£ 2- - i V-'c.' r;I.);.'11, z. - rs. -i,, 1,' . , (. •.• -, - -• 4'-- �IA—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Fe.,. 3. 1976 _ _ a rormcr 'rriciai D __ _ -- 'I.-. 44 __ _____ _________ ________________ ______ __ ____________ ________________________________ __________ __________ ________ _____ ______ • . - i - • — ____ ______________________________ - A•ii - .. :-" 'c-. fr..,. • '• • _____ ____________ ___________ ________ _______ . . 1 _ w• 4 ..I - - I ______ ----•.. _ -- - - -. •. • - - ---j.--•* I. • — S.. ' - •• S" I - - • - • ".' • . - ..• , F. - - a :-:t'-.•,.--• "It's a whole new concept;' million food giveaway program tie said. "I don't know whether in California, is running a bgo •iii or noL" parlor rn a former drugsto. .. lleraldSport.sEijflor Getting rid of a 'nrrowel / I Y - ) • 4 I 1 , : • -• -. Sheila Loses Final _________ - . "1.;jj1I;p.ç.. ITFL _________ _________ __________ _________ 1 i. -': ___ - ______ ____ were stuffed into saddlebags christened "Velvet." and a program providing food Francisco to meet the demands of the Symbionese Liberation (or the elderly. Army after the abduction of The bingo parlor, he said, Is Patricia Hearst. confident pitching onto the' greens than the day before." Lay was sitting around his motel with friends on the eve of the tournament cleaning his INNSBRUCK tAP) - Sheila meter speed skating race wasn't enough. clubs. Inadvertently, his wedge Young failed in her bid to be- Saturday. Miss Averina, bronze medal. raise funds for the charitable, The campsite wasn't too to have caught a cold. Reluc- nonprofit Ludlow Foundation, working for charitable causes an early tee 'irne Wednesday, athlete in the history of the ed athlete from Detroit, earned meter races, won the 1,000-meso had to borrow a club. He Winter Olympics when she fin- her third medal by swirling ter event In Olympic record ' Vekiva River were Sanford through the assorted trash cameras, toothbrushes and It. 44-A on the horizon, when and oak. A haven of rest for Apollo. Mayor Lee Moore, Mrs. Moore littering the highway. "This Is spare halter ropes for their Mark Hutchison sounded the aching bones, 20 miles from processing and a natl3nal and daughter Carolyn; Rev. America in 1976" was the mounts, Young Eric Michelson from cam gn for the retarded. alarm, His mother's horse, Seminole County and just about Sanford joined the group as Olympic Medal Bid visioned himself Involved in a bingo operation, but added: "mere are a lot of groups Hooks And Jabs r e a J Johmtson got on the radio to But before the riders could brightening fire. Lake County __________________________ ___________________ Commerce ExecutiveManage more obvious on horseback into a steady walk-trot rhythm. [)ixon, and soon the blacksmith lay their weary bodies down Sheriff Willis McCall and his ___________________________ Ernie Horrell. with feed, blankets and medical bor, Ginger Moran. Alter a brief blessing by supplies, pulled in ahead of the Hot on their heels came 4-H _______________________________________ ______________________________________________________ mp, the horses had to oc with the travellers. back onto the horse's hoof, and tethered along the forest's The nest stop was for lunch in edge. morning, lie kc ie club Tuesday', but wished he didn't B o X e I" S after failing to get out of the sand on the 17th hole and took a double bogey to finish with a 71. Friday Lay had two bogeys n the front nine and still finished eight-under. "I was playing The third thaw of the 1tG LAiJIg season in Central Florida is night in amateur boub at of Sarasota, and Salerno also beginning to take shape at the Orlando Sports Stadium, and Sarasota as Allan "Superfly" took a decision over Sarasota's fluttering from tall standards own drink cans, candy wrap- music from her saddlebag. rippling to every horizon, carried by Mrs. Hutchison and pers and other litter. Johnson formed the rear guard, Monotonous, gained against some of the finest competition in the world. Ills their respective fights, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF SUIT - Kenneth Hutthison, and rider group as they rode, jacket into her saddle, hoping to A sudden thrashing in the at Sewell Ranch, Umatilla. !nsteadoffordingthewekiva Hank Johnson fiddled for a The excitement of the send- cushion it a little. Mark swung undergrowth alerted Johnson Continuing with the wagon crossing on the S. R. 46 bridge, ho!" signal was given once along the trial leaped into focus, the first time, Mrs. Ilutchison a sweat and was fretting to get Kenneth, Michelson, Johnn they clattered into Lake As the sun rose higher, tallest cypress of a distant much further," S.r,inole CoUnty, Florida Records of Seminole' County. L 21. Block A, SWEETWATER PublIc For,da. &'tarts 3. 4 and 5. PubIi a scenic blur, given a yell of fright as his fine—but Mrs. Moran seemed Other horses tossed and mount, Lad)', reared up, whinnied from their paddocks, thrashing wildly at the rusty cavalcade. Arid at one point an Earlv44arnhilg fire detector rejoin its swelled ranks for the Plat thereof as recorded In Pta? provements. I *tur Book 1$, Pagei "Get off" Pa. on July 4. baying until its mistress rump rolling clear of tier shrilled from the doorway of a flailing hoofs. delapidated trailer, "Hush up, Once free of the barbed wire, Ole!" the horse calmed down. Mrs. In the back yard, a huge hog Hutchlson's red bandana was home when her son, Charles, was placed by the court on crouched on its haunches in a used as a temporary bandage after a fire damaged her home probation on an assault charge. dust)' pen. It was immediately on Lady's torn front leg. at 374 E, Warren, When the probation ended, son, Charles, 'from some of the a .44 calibre gun after best families in Longwood" unidentified people called him visit her home frequently as do and threatened him, friends of her other four Mrs. Jones said the weapon children, seven years old to 14. was confiscated from her son's She said after the lire that girlfriend's Cass.elberry home IKAR .J J - j about the Valdez tussle In Madison Square Garden. And, Curto I Arthur H Bekwitn, Jr Clerk of the Circu;t Court 8 Lillian I Jinklns Deputy Clerk PubliSh Feb • DEW 33 ' OHIANIXJ Lyman and in Lt''Wylkt ($170) Champion matches were TOJØ) was impressive in losses to Gene Wells. Other fights thathavealready been made for thecard of Feb. Attorney for Piaintfi PubI,th Feb 8, t971 DEW 37 NJo Play Alonzo of Evans The score in attend classes. Norman (10) Kulakova of the Soviet Union In summer games. McTear Is another. Perez, Vincent Talk Buzzing Net Ten n is Win The Oviedo girls lost but on champion in 1973, still ranks as conducting a track clinic here, singles set in the entire match one of the sports world's most "But his best race is his 60. He Friday afternoon to down versatile athletes, loses ground the longer he runs, Colonial 6-1. Miss Poulos, from the (11- Narragansett Williams said he is the only whelming girl Lions kept the ice skating capital of the world, man alive who can overtake Colonial girls from winning a ended a personal Olympic non- Plans To Open sprints. "It happens around the 60- Narragansett Park hoped to r adrenalin really starts flowing. craging six points and four grain because of harsh wintry That's when I overtake relxnimls per game this season, conditions. people." Sgt. Manning said Friday two IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cng.g,T in bu%ine'st at Kirk Plaza1 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SuIte 12. 1)3 C Commercial ubt an altercation with King for Jones, Mrs. Jones said h?r son, _________________________________________ 104 E. Commercial Dial 3225762 Was$17,95 With batters' language toward her children, Seminole County jail Friday Mrs. Jones said her children Wherehehasbeenheldthepast attend the Fi Pentecostal few days on a forgery charge. 38 I)esigned to detect invisible particles 'if cornhi_ss(_i?fl ,lieri,,t (I1'. 4s1i.,,.-s'i . F itedtho ,,,'.,sa. s uüng Horn I actually apjwar! When it senses combustion, the detector emits a shrill siren sound as warning, ________________________________ urfl Feb. 8 Sunday, _____________ Senses fire in three stages '- Grant's wife, Rev, E. Ruth Jones said, 10 fellow members Grant is pastor. of her husband, Ora's union Grant said Saturday the Local 1765, Carpenter's Union, "only time I was to the Jones Orlando, offered assistance in house in the last four or five repairing the fire damage and months Is when I went to see that they were verbally abused how their house was fixed after by King. it burned." Mrs. King denied the acGrant denied be had had any cusatlon. "We dO not Use that ''I tniil,l t 1FL it I Iwuw nu. ning U _.._ c1ue •_LS •. -. . . rouoie, we called the into this in any way," Grant hit with chunks of conc-r-ete and said Saturday. B-B's. were permitted to be kept In her I'm tired of it," Mrs. King said. and share the toys of His new sanctuary. I,. prit .151. Ib 5,1. ..t I'' "n,,,k, .Iar. I ',, ' . ' * I.'t iifl ''. ti... - • 1 ls • ii..i Airport Blvd. and Woodland Dr. I- lam, slag. • ________________ I ittr ,s, • s tt. bw -.,i . . i,,11.. f,.,ii., Nixons YViII Accept I • • • Chinese invitation COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 76-l2.CA-O9-C fsCtltj name of ACTION BAIL BONDS, and that I intend to reg.strf Li TGAGE ASSOCiATION. Circuit Court, Seminole Count, Plaintiff, Florida In accordance 'th irr proviSiOn of the Fictitious P4arrc JOHN H STEVENS. SR. et a', Statut, To Wit. Section 865 Cl NOTICE TO DEFEND TO JOHN H STEVENS, SR goes against the favorite. But Vincent is such a villain in this Ilrantley and Apopka with first-place points. area, the crowd couldn't bring themselves over to his side.", From Vincent's cornerman Lam' Anzalone—"There is no Brantley followj in second s L Hardmen PubliSh Jan. 13, . Feb 1, . DCVI? ___ and ELLEN M STEVENS, hi5 wife Residence Unknown ______________ ) ____________________ Last Known AddrCj Ill Cloisters Cove' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Casselberry. FIora EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR SUIT TO CUlT III AND fOR StMlNolr FORECLOSE MORTGAGE COUNTY. FLORIDA. You. JOHN H STEVENS, SR and CIVIL NO, 11-167.CAO,.A ELLEN M. STEVENS. his wife, and FEDERAL NATIONAL tO - _______ . ,"e-'sv Dy. Through or under you, Ppaint;f? to foreclose a certain mortgage on MICHAEL F. SULLIVAN anci to HELEN J, SULLIVAN, hi wfe, Wit: j Defendants and still be strong at the end. The next time around heshould run distant third With 31. guys like !erez, (Killert Ellis, and (Mad l)og) Ross out of the lirantley's Fred Stanley tsk •,.,,. tL'Il,..,.. .'.. lI,.. "•'r,. ••.• l, ,._,l •.. ' )IdUL' nonors in the 440"Victor could have stopped him anytime he w'ited but Instead of yard dash with a time of 50.2 doing thatwedecidedthatweneededthe work and wewanted to gothefulldisthflce.Itloakslikenext(in3eWearegoing0%. 51107 1 C,i?houn (Lvi kaock Joey out, so he can't cry the way he has about the fi'nnt'tt IL) 108. 60 HIGH Iiui OLES rno IL) 77 . decision.". . - - ASK THE MAN WHO WEARS ONE! - , - - -- . ,..-,_ - ••'. • '•••-••.• . . - Vincent may be thkini a new fighter under his wing. The Stanley (LB) 76. LONG JUMP Barron CL) 701: 7 Stanley ICRI 7. 60 DASH I Smith to Section, accordIng to lhe Plat TO Michael F. Sullivan thereof, as recorded In Piat Book 16, Helen .1 Sullivan Pig U, of the Public Records of 711 Main Strce't S ts f-Ii s Go a I s : S to te, Co I I e g e Lake Brantlev 111gb School's Andy Abrariison top heavyweight wrestier in this area, evidenced by his No. I _______ ____ _________ ________ ctuch got underway Saturday at Oviedo. n th' -! nicr ha: hlgg "'u--- 'u'. • Ia ning the county. "Right now I am looking toward the state tiiurnament later this month. And after that, I hope to go ttiagoodcoilegeonawrtlingscholarship.).5 Veighing 220 pounds, down from 240 of a year ago, .\r:cn has only lost twice Us year and he is certain that he can reverse those losses if he meets his opponents in the state tournament. 5• - b&aSSJt5aUb.I &Uê _______________________________ - 1 711, 1,000 RUN. I. Tyler 2 I. 7 T raster (16) 2 3-4 DISCUS I Pesrosta (LO) 1161 time I'm sure I can do better." The l)'carld began wresfling in his sophmore year ____ Scars høs at er.'dU plfl to 'thipping. jn..lJhitio,i ,"i;f,','u:f:i'': .': q a\ g' ., most i'se'rv iteed euit ('*trg r , ',;- fears1 ________ George ______ C. Hearr. White House Press Secretary Nixon menwl1lsenda plane would be traveling "as a pri- China. Ron Nessen stressed that '(oia on •alt' '. Ff0 PINECREST 17-92 at 27th ___ ______ I1 ______ _____ ____ _______________________ ' _____ ' ' bt iHed against you, and you are required to serve a POLE VAULT I Stanley CL) 12 33, Public Records copy Of your been filed against yo,, and yoL antwerorpleadini)tothecomp,ain, arereqUiredoserveacopyo,your on do so. ju(igment by default will be ludgrnent may be' enterd against taken against iOiJ (Of lhC IClif you for the relief demanded in H deman in the complains Complaint ' DONE AND ORDERED at San WIT NE 5 Smyhidafldthe%lof president and all other costs of "not expected to have any iirr the trip will be borne by Nixon, pact on di1omaflc relations" or a Nixon spokesman said, Nixon on domestic issues, 5th day lScal) health, Publish: Feb.I. 15. 37.79. 1976 DEW o of Feb'uary. A 0 1976 Afthr H, Beckwn, Jr., Clerk of the Circut Court __________________________________________________________ 1Jarvary 1 9/ 6 Scal) ' Arthur H. fltCkwjth, Jr. - • - & Barfield was working out with Goldenrod's James Salerno 7 (tie) Baker (LB) and Hicks (tin whenJerrrls'edonthesneaIst . edmakingco,ientsto 100. 300 PUN Stanley IL) 339 2 Birron IL) 313, MILL 1 Hobble. tsrrta (LU) 9 504: 7 Tyler (Ai One word led to another and they went after each other, (0 417 'It F Ph AY 'i to ttten(I school and participate in their wrestling program. "I'll know more," Aarnson explains" after the State tournament is over, That's what most of the schools wait Cooler heads prevailed but Hatfield stated after the altercation, "If! do stay in (his area, I am goIng to start working out with Joey Vincent, and as soon as I am in shape. I want Perez- last season Andy finished second in the district to Sanford's Benny' Shaw. But this year he figures to make it all the way to the state Finals. 'fliey changed things this year. The districts will be held at Lyman next weekend and the trp four men from each weight classification will advance to the regionaLs. tthti then the tp four men in each weight class will ad- Perez answer? "Hatfield working with Vincent. That's like th blind leading the blind. I will be happy to meet both of them at thesame time. Neither one can fight worth a damn." • 1\rnie Dad Dead /\t 71 ______ ______ • ______ ____________ • :!2':T . -. / _______ .;L:•.'r -, _____ was able to up with a three round NO over Ruben Rascon father oF golf star Arnold Palm. txit Wells was held to an upsetdraw by. Vincente Medina. er Is dead at the age of 71. Other match-ups you can be on the lookout for are: Ross Milfred "Deke" Palmer died Perez and Bobby Crawford; the fourth Vlncent-I'erez fight; and a while in Orlando For a golfing Vincent-Ross matcti. vacation, (lflIiC up with another prospect like Andy in the near future. "This will be the best chance we will have for a - -, - •__#t._,I - '_ . - • - • - :"- _____________ I _____ - _________ _PLJTIJJ '. - ___________ ____________________ ____________ _I:, ft - - ---- ____________ ___________ _________________ ___________________________ - ____________________________ ________________________ after Abramson graduates. .1 ,(.. '!j' " c. 1' I •-..- -_ a. ,-_ ' ,_ '.. f -s-': ..14' .1 -. . ::-;: c /J,b ..i2. I 4k _41,, iAit .-, - ".' t on hench -- -Id' 5- •fl'' - 1-I,.k.18 "Z " • "l" •... , . ' - ___ ______ :.jIe-,Is , • ki, - .s,4v ,' t a-J'- q , - -. Coverage . '' 4. s ": ' 1 , ir' -, 4t a-" "h'' 1' a,I 1,, .. b' • r i.j" '9,, , I -L',Z • r 'Sf1 , i \ 4tp ., ,-. I ,,,, \ i f - - 1' I , '- ,a.i',.. ________ q, ' i,(' 4,'5 ' spi -3'-4t' \s" 541yx7Pe ________ - - .. • " - : / F g Saturday's hours of television coverage of the XII Winter Games, This was the heaviest day of ' iiIpetion in the Olympics and ABC-TV showed highlights iii the action from 12:30-3:30 from 6:30-7 p.m. and from 9 p.m--lI p.m. All times are EST. In addition to Miss Young's bid (or her second gold medal In Saturday's 1.000-meter speed skating race, other events on - ,.MLI,d - . '" '" ',,- -- -'T ':• -- -s - - !-• I • 5S ________ _ - • - ., - - 4 c4 4 y -- '5 s,Y - -' - -..-.1' , . 5•t,•t-,•_'I-- 'bs,i,P!5_ ,-r, - -"-".0 ,'s " -' .. a5.-af4• ,jS•_ - -.5— ______ 9.11 '.,, ".--L'"- -.- i r, •'••' • ' ' • •• ••' - -- the women's five-kIlometer 3.1 miiiles cross-country race, the (trial runs in single-seat luge (Omflpetl(iofl for men and women, the final runs in the '4- ______ - _________ "-' - :--- '-s; -=.. : -.5. 'Ti - .P•, '"' f's' 'it' '. t. " -, -' - ' ..1. ' ira - "ilY i,'.l, ,, - ,...', t ii t,i ' - • -' .. '.'F.) - :a - i,.'.' IJ'.iJ,"54M? ,'%(,' ' • i' .4 '''r • \. 'i '."' - , r I - A ("1 '-- .' - " Y-'y'q1r, 'i It .t) .' (j, ..".,W..- t ,1,,a. • '.!_,' - ' s, , , b..b ',ç ,L . ..,7, - - -. - ?.' -, 4_'. "') , Ij' 7jii5 # - -' - 'A' • -- , '( .. '-i.q'A' • .'- L i -; -- 4s"5 #' - -fr( ..st.e'., ç,pr- -, • •".. _5 . .,#-,:. 17 - -7''• - s__ a,, -, '/ - ' ._ -...,. in the final event in pair's figure skating and the final tr before today's women's downhill race. - Andy patiently waUs his - - I - - I - - - _______________________ _____________ the state, so thIs year everyone will have a better chance of going all the way to the finals. Abramson is coached by' ve Crawford and Tom eaCh other and it will never happen again, as long as I am con- as head golf professional f the nerted with the Sports Stadium." Latrobe Country Club. 1976 - ,, -' a "C 'r-c ." - ,'4 - :1, .a Dtputy Clerk PubliSh Feb I, I 15. fl DEW 3 ,,,, ,F-_.* ___ __ the invitation," Nessen said. * ... ', TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sheila Young's try' for - - -. :-:_ 4 -1 r.' s__b - '- - :- . B', - - 5, Shows Sheila _____ ..' - .. I '. ".X4' ..,, ,.. . ..'' L- _________ 4 ..s',j'PJ,l. " - e.. '. ___ ________________________ 'I ',.i. - ___________ Sminoie County, Florida. the PlaintIff's attorney, wrIttenaefens,fanytoj,oflVAbd PATRICK McGROTTY, 1201 DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, PA . BrlcklI Avenue, No. 30), Miami, attocney for the plaintiff, at Pos' Florida, and file the orlginil answer Off Ice Box 93, Orlaric,o, Florida or pteading in the off ice of the Clerk 37807. and file tte original with th TV - /4" '. ' -- •'t = _____ _____________ _- :i _______ - Pages 37 _____ - - of the Nlzons' first trip to _' i.- _________ Florida, together with lappan YOU ARE HEREBY notified that Range (No 37760)2)7), acomp(aint,ofor.(l. mortgage Westinghouse Refrigerator (No encumbering the following real RI II1MLG7), Air Conditioner property: Luxite Inside Unit (No. Lot I Block C, LYNW000 CDLO27FDJ) and Oijtiide Unit (No REVUtO acrordng to thereon, - 's- - -5- gold medalof these 12th Winter Games as Helena Takalo won the women's five-kilometer (3.1 mniles)cross.countryskjraceln 15 !fliflutes 48.69 seconds. ____ ______ ,' ________, ______ __________________ - - - were sworn enemies long before Vincent arrived on the scene. MI that seemed to be In the past until last Wednesday af- - - _,, ' - " ____________________ , - I Sinrvirn -. ____ _________________ : _____ S.,,., 'and I lost a 6-5 decision to Monzo of Evans, I know I should be able to take Aloazo while Washington is around _________ • - (Lfl) 1, 7 CatceII U 1 415. 410 DASH 1. Stanley (Liii 50 7- 7 Williams CL) 51 8; RUN Plort,t • -.,- .1 sports power which finished second in the 1972 Winter Ol)mpies, won its first two gold medals of the 1976 Games today hen Margit Schumann won the women's luge and Detlef Guenther won the men's luge. Finland, which didn't win a • Orlando's Hobble Hatfield. Harfield recently returned From the service and his long , the P1,! I APt Former I'residcnt have reported that the Chinese Richard M. Nixon and his wife speak fondly of Nixon and ask will visit China, scene of his that greetings be conveyed to greatest diplomatic triumph a-s him, president, at the repeated InSources close to Nixon also tjtat ion of Chinese leaders. said he refused a 1975 invitation The visiUg scheduled to begin so as not to conflict with • (,=_z'_ , Miss Tatiana's victory gave the powerful Soviet Union team four gold medals. East Germany has two gold medals and Finland, Austria and the United States all have one. _ trought some interesting remarks about the participants: From Lyman outdistanced all the matchmaker, Bruce ampler, came this truth, "Anybody CO111e'1S in the season's initial else. except Vincent, would have been an instant heroin that fight with Perez. Whenever an underdog makes the kind of track action Friday, winning a ' I- - meters earlier in these 12th Ward Van Eepoel (0) d Johnson Lh 80 Brunelt Koi'cng 10) P,,rd, Lndstrom, I -1 cI Pardy, I 2. KOevenig (0) 0 Linclstroni, I I; Mallam; (C) o race I run," he said. "I feel like -- ishesofl7thand24thinthel9fl OlympIcs and sixth in the 1,500 SncIes Van Erpoel (0) cI JoP'rflon. 67. FICTITIOUS NAME came to her home and offered Dutchman Ard Schenk in speed skating in 1972. world of talent," Williams said from Shreveport, La., was av- after canceling Friday's pr Lym a n Wi n S -_------------------- 7366 72- 711 11 6773711 677074-2)) 776971-217 736777-212 fob Rij ($192.50) the elimination competition. Sam Houston State basketball In the final match of the Coach Dennis Price sass the mniileweight chwnpion, Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross. The Dog's opposition will most likely come from the Bahamas in the form of ('clone Villiamns, i Schenk (1280) 7070 7)-7)) in Delicti $2o) irn Knoll (5)97501 Kindricks, a sophomore andsixth-rankedscorer, Henr)' Vincent has been promised a shot at Killer Ellis in March if he weighing in at 260 pounds, upset Green, has been dismissed two of the stale's most promising light heaveights. 6870 72--7iO 73 69 63-2)0 Terrell (5760) with Nathartial Gates. p 677567-709 Is one of the United States' irn King '.' -- Buf Williams has high hopes Jaffec in the 12 Games, ever 67 73 71-706 Williams, 22, is a native New (or the Olympics, for which he have won twice at one Winter 736666-207 Yorker living in Gainesville, still must qualify. Olympics. 6969 62O7 where he runs for the Florida "1 run agains't whoever's the 6966 77-707 Seven athletes have won Track Club. 6169 71competition," he said. "1 try to three gold medals in the same 6569 71- 2-OS lie holds world records in two beat him, not because Winter Olympics, including 706970-209 PonLIe'jI,er (13101 C,rnkey in. Butthelirlscoefightwasjudgedinllcnnle'shometownsoyou Lyman was a close second can guess who deserved that nod. behind Winter Park with 311 Matchmaker, Bruce Trampler, is bringing back Davis as points. Winter Park had 31 1-2. Only two Americans, speed 8871 64 Al KeIlty t17S0) D.vePhiIOil7SO ti000y Pleins ($7$O) Oil Robinson (1600) Pcharci Mast 5400) His two draws have come against Tampa's John I'inney and teams to beat in Friday night's at Colonial High. Philadelphia's [tennie Briscoe. The Pinney Fight was a matter of first round of the Metro C4fl. jd Court on thiS 54n day of 1904 W Colonial Orve' a Houston yards in 9.0 seconds, sharing skating race Friday in Olympic 203 Baker High School sensation. Rri,r t40,',vii ($0) 6811 67-706 Gry Cant ($9501 and to the WBC world champion , Rodgrgo Valdez. and ar purt,nancij on said land or used to, ti3C) losses. Vinnie's three defeals carTw it the hands of Tc."iy Iicata, of Mirth, 1976: otPecwise By Mirtha I udgm,nt may be entered against as Dcpty Clerk you for the relief demanded In the WILLIAM R LYLE. mpt. of MURRELL, LYLE Continued From Page I-A) his fight. L ynian (lcis e Second 778$. 727 East Central Boulevard, February, I97 Orinciu. Florida 32301. anti tic the lSe'iI) original with th C'erk of the' above Arthur H Beckwath, Jr Feud At Longvvood Teen-ager M clear starting to come around. He's Florida, says Steve Williams. 19.8. Miss Young's Olympic 'areer, been a pro since 196-4, and at the "There isn't a more conWilliams admits that concen- which still rates near the top of age when many pros would sistent sprinter in the world tration has been a problem for all American competitors in the consider (litching the sport, he than me, I'm the only guy in the him in the past. "In my own 4year history of these presti- i)onald Monks' opponent Baby Boy RoBe. Florida. Thi% 511. 5 macIc pursuant Ic bfl fated against YOu. and OU Final Jvdgmt,,t dated January 28. are required to serve a copy of your 1976, entered In CivI Action No 75 .rI?ten defens's, it any, to t on 2047 CA Q7 A now pendng n the Vernon Swarisel, Of ANDERSON 1 Circuit Court in an for Seminie yelled Patsy, and James Catch, Beat "Y on a second round group is Feb. 14 at the Orlando Mayfair Scoreboard him," said Williams, who 1s my perfect race," he said. 'My Vecest by, through, under ot ageint following descrIbed real property The àfOtliCl Lo$ 9, Block 3. North Orlan l the way to Alabama, she and Guy VVho Can (our Ulu- ee-puttsi anil seven record in the lOU-yard dash, is Crockett. Williams has run the Thursday in the 1,500-meter fi'e-iron missed green)." great but not the best in the 100 meters in 9.9 seconds - event. Irez, Junior Roystei', Tommy [licks and Teddy Murray. He also ,, ______ lily pads in the roadside ditch, gravelly roadside to the softer blunketsandcosylegguardszt LSearslof Sanford %4'IICII it IIIC If Mrs. liutchison doest't that an &tion to foreclose 3 mor Add,t. (RepIt of SPi-,$ Ho 7), as with the countryside on bar- she suddenly spun her horse case of over-excitement, i1e1 trouble Clerk will offer br rescue with her medicine chest, __________________ -- Curto just might be the best fighter to appear in this area in RESIDENCE UNKNOWN 11 C0AM ,at th West Fro.' door ' LAST KNC'WP4 RESIDENCE theCourtho.,seol 5eminoe CourO. Dayton. Ohio Hayden It will feature the local debut of -year-oId , Vinnie Curta, MAY ONA WOLFGANG, h, Lacktara. 'ir set by Monika Holzner of West Germany in 1972. Leah Poulos of Northbrook, Ill., who failed to crash the medal ceremony in two earlier events here, finished second In 1:28.57 to earn the silver medal. The 25-year-old Miss Young 1 already had enough to win." - SARASOTA - Area boxers Hayden won a three-round IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FO EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C IR- S E M I N 0 L E C0UNT' up the road, at which point the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA CI"IL ACTIOPI HO 7i cheers from the assembled ched off northwards on S.R. 46- llaai-iah ud Maridel Reiter, H. 437. were reviewed around the into their saddles for the well-wishers, the band trotted A. Immediately, a temporary followed by Beth Weilenman CIVIL ACTION NO. 7670CA-CLD DEIDRE D BOYLES. All afternoon the ride was campfire, until gradually OflC triumphal entry Into Umatilla. SO U T H E A S I MO R T GAG E COMPANY. .1 FtOrida . strewn horse trailer, or simply rolled up in sleeping bags with patriotic songs in the 4 - Gm eater Sanford Chamber of riders. The litter was so much over the first stretch, settled Blacksmith John Dixon, son, Mark took the lead, along smart smacks to reshape the serious." _____________________________________________ _______________________________________ / 1' :4 - yf a I r () f) e n drcithitsthestateandtj.ya,J Second round leadif Dick He plans to play in the qualify for the tournaments in Mast had a 74 Friday and sand wedge and Some suc- Deltana Open next weekend and Miami, Orlando and finhed in a tie for seventh cessful "catch-up" golf were place. the ingredients 38-year.old Howell, of Rockledge, had a Bobby Lay of Burlington, NC., closing 67 arid won $950, the used Friday to win first prize of same as Gant, who finished $1,350 , the Mayfair Open. j( a 71. Lay shot a closing round to lalos Al Kelley cled outdistance ninnersup Richard Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Febi, 1976-18 and with a 68, $750 prize Howell and Gary Gant by three ___________________________________________ a tie (orfor fourth with money Dave _____________________________________________________ strokes. Lay came from back in Philo of Lake Placid, N.Y. the pack for the victory, becaue he was tied for 14th after Thursday's second round. "I justhit the ball solid," said Lay. "1 got rid of that borroed pitching wedge, aiid didrit need - I to help a workshop (or the publicity when he was asked by handicapped, a home for the Randolph Hearst family to1., • delinquent girls, the Special help administer the $2 million '. •. i - ___ _____ I encouragement. and Seminole County Bicen- - located at the Lacey Village lie also ran for Seattle mayor shopping center. A large and for Co ress from the "BINGO" sign hangs outside state's 3 Dtri. • thestore, flanked by signs tell He later moonlighted at a ' Ing passersby that the old drugstorc is also headquarters (or Tumwater service station, "Ludlow Foundation Charity" pumpinggastopaynff personal .. and campaign debts incurred in and "Ludlow Foundation." ii his 1969 try for Seattle mayor's said proceeds from office. .'t'i. -., the bingo games are distr'b'jtd •• ••• • IC) \/'I I 11 AA a ran the Randolph HeWStS . ('ontinued From Page 1-At ____ - . _____ _____ _______ _______ lie said his future may also in a life that saw Kramer eJt. '' include such ventures as door- ed to the Seattle City Council toor saics of bookmatches at the age of 29• He served and notepads — and it's all (or as secretary of state From • charity. January of 1965 unt he resiwed in 1975. Kramer's bingo operation • __________ ______ ______________ ________ ______ ______ _____ _____ ___________ _____ _____ _______ .-' Z _____ ______ . •1 - I LACEY, Wash (AP) - For able to raise within 18 mer Washingtcn Secretary of between 15O.00o and $2O,OOo a 'ar for charities. State A. Ludlow Kramer, who .' ' :• - , RU1IbUIIIU'hJUII1t t\'. A ___ by Rallies With 64 b t'..III(l;u1i.lIl - �. ______ 7B—EvinIng Herald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, F.b.I - --.'-'- _---_____ _____ 17 EvenInç't.•la,_a.Ini(ard,FI. AIIm Still Leads; Lake Howell Wins, 66-63; Trinity, Oviedo Defeated i :, . -,. k :;:1' Jack, Casper Close T. cj Saints Sunday, F.b.I 1976r'-3B frP 2iPTh/p ,.V.' Adams ___________________________________________________ " Apopka - PALM Sl'ItlNt;s Calif. (APi went, Buddy Alln still has the lead, round at La Quinta, probably "Even if it isn't the easiest of the toughest of (he four. but Jack NICkIBUS and 13i11y 1 tl four courses, playing two All players have one round . ' ' ,Casper have a tactical ad- consecuti%'e rounds on the 'at same each at Indian Wells, Bermuda ,: vantage going Into the windup course has to be a help," Nick- 1)unes, La Quinta and Eldorado II rounds of the $180,000 Bob hope laus salt, Desert Golf Classic, before the field is cut. All stirNicklaus and the veteran vivors then play the final filth "Yes I have to admit it's a ('asper, one stroke back of Al- round Sunday at Indian Wells. little bit of an advantage," ha, play their next two rounds Nicklaus AIIm, a skmnny, 135-pound said after he salvaged at Indian Wells, the shortest Vietnam veteran, had to birdie . a round of par with a spectacu- and easiest of the four par 72 hIs final two holes at Eldorado tar cagie.bir 1l finish Friday in desert courses used in this :' the third round of this five-day, unique event, AIIm, on the other to retain a one-stroke lead with a wildly-erratic 75 that included I 90-hole, four-course tourria- hand, must play today's fourth live birdies, three bogeys, a . double-bogey and a triple.bogey _ seven' _____________________ AIlin,whohasledorsharrj the lead all the way in the longest tournament on the schedule, had a 54-hole total of 210, 10.1L ., I. under-par, 4j cklaus, in deep trouble before his dramatic 2-3 finish at ) 'S ,..-:. Quinta for a 72, was at 211. 4 _____ __________________________ lie was tied with Casper, who m_ .-.I. _______________________ had a 74, Dwight Nerd, 73, and _______________________________ Many decIsioi are made at SOJC paddock, where fans get close up look at greyhounds 1 obscure Dave Newquist, 67, _______ 111k Massengale shot a 71 in theralnandcoldandwjfldafld jj 'Y. was two shots back at 212. The group at 213 included defending champion Johnny Miller, 73, I.ONGWOOD — L. C.'s Base, the first pup to make it Sanford-Orlando. Each per- Competition. Mason Rudolph, 71, and John l.ucifer became tF'ø rt up of to year to 54. Don Abernathy was the grade A this year, found formance continues to see inMahaffer, nba 'en( over par 'l' A third pup made it to grade the second winningest kennel .r '.u:frd.Orinndo the going too tough with the big creased handles and at- A. for the first time this year with Kennel Club to win a grade A boys. The E. I... Joe Mischief, running for for the week with eight and 36 Beckner pup Is tendance compared to list year Paul Scheele is now at the top of on the year for fourth place. a 73. race this past week, back in grade B and was at the Longwood plant. Arnold Palmer, the 46-yearthe ladder. In his first comScheele took five first places Running in the sixth race of scratched his first time out in The only thing that hasn't petitionjngrade,\Joeftscjf during the week to hang onto old, five-time winner of thj Wednesday's program the Ken the easier competition. hanged since the first of the finished a respectable fourth second place in the kennel Sparks - Halted ________ ! Douses - 3rd Win - By - )kraIdCorrpondcnt .- Ude Hell and TaylorPierson played two entiry different ballames in one fri a nigt, an w1n it was ill over the vie ory-starved howell men savored sweet vtct - rv and sweet revenge. flu. first game of the eemng sloppy, sleepy. [tiled with Trtmt Prep coach And) nicole saw his son Mike hit six buckets from the floor to lead t1 Saints with 12 points Friday, but those points and Daid S)me's 11 weren't enough to fend off Mount Dora Bible, 6247. = - . - , -- - - . . - . .•. I: . . - .-... :. . . .- 62-37 " 0 . '' .- - - s':-' ~ . -. . . nlz a ç' r ri l as it h4th team this year, it's a sweet or. The Hawks are now 3-12, with fivemoregamesontap. win also repaid the Talorteamforasimil-j.e innt 54-51 defeat it handed , .-. - r t - _____- - --- -- — , - ________ - ... ______ — __________ ____________ - -. I .. . . _________ — ( ,,. - .• . I , r - — -'- r U .. - -- - ) - - . 1)5 TWIlon6i6 ,hteQØ)' Srns!rom 2004 D Sion i 02? MaII 2 02 1 TosaI 26 10 17 67 TRINITY PREP Dnsco:e6O - ' -v 1 '- L. - ' . ' . .-- •1r'- - , I r( ,Ji.i4i $1311, MCP4uIty7 175. Tot&I 16$ - '--•--..-, , ) __fa - I - S e, i, cores __ . _ - .,-• - . •- a , Sports Stcci urn Scnea u ies i . team test series added to the operating successful on a need only imagine the " that proides that players llowellgotthe following Jump program. Along with the weekly tiasis possibilities. bull but threw it out with :16 be traded from club to club, regular full program of banMan)' of the sports top riders 4-1 Victory left, and Burton canned a short dicap and raWh 7 Attorneys for the new franThe motocycle used is a very will be competing in this year's the The Seminole soccer crew of chises say the teams won't have jumper three seconds left Orlando Cosmics speedway 5ecauzt'd machine designed series scheduled to run through coach Larry McCorkle stung viable teams next season to put thewith contest at 64-63. team will make their corn- for one thing only. To go April. Standouts include "Big" Lakeliranhleyforttreegoalsin cannot draft professional if they Taylor then fouled to get the petitive debut against the counterclockwise aroung siort Bob lletrlck and Mike Gross nw initial ball back, but Schmidt coolly Jac,n%jlle frame, then cruised players. oval dirt race tracks as quickly from California, Timmy Joe for a 4-1 vIctory in high school put two free tiwows oui as possible. The technical niles Lawyers for the association, cf 3n "The Friday. c SnO1es in a motion before u.s. UIL inc ke must Cincinnati Kid" Hedrick from oved thel al d wi Judge Joe Eaton also said Jw flourished throughout East and engint', no more than 511 cc's, Finlay Wallace and TAYLOR PIERSON: Woody 7.4 West Europe, Australia and any fuel OK, and no brakes Doogan, Hank Bassett from WdIamt 9 S 73. olle SI TI. New Zealand for many years. allowed! Most bikes are New York 'iol. Unan*oocj040; Totai and Durham Parker lflfactthe193Worldspeed*ay Czechoslavakfan made. They from Jacksonville, Florida to LAKE HOWELL: HykO$wk137$; Final In Katowice, Poland weigh In just wider 180 pounds name a few. i, emrM 77 i attracted 133,000 spectators, In and put out 60 horsepower on eaaoj3 6I.CarroiiS3 13. 5th Saturday night's racing is 8 England and much of Europe n1tromete fuel. p.m. Tickets are $3 for adults, speedway is the No.2 spectator • 1' I Speedway raclr'g combines Taylor Piir&oø II 14 II 29-3 si for children ages 6-12, kIds sport, LkP 14owI1 second only to soccer. In brute horsepower physical wider ix free iS 17 75-44 en 5P t In uOUblCS with OvicdoIotakeamatChfrom '' 16 C J , ,, Taylor P.-cs,, 20. Lae :: Taor ____- ... . - - - - - -. _______ ..________ . -- - - Ii .. -. '1 - Sh 0 k d e I C .i T I fl - A . y', i1pr 4 Big bat's are hitting In the Wekiva River, according to word received from camps In that area George Chene) at Wekia [Uver Haven tells of ee bass landed by John Srks and Tommy Sparks Last Saturday, a four and a quarter, a five and three quarter, and a six and a quarter pounder. Tommy tried it again Tuesday scoring with two even larger, one weighing eight and three fourth'- potmds, the other nine and a half, all taken on . -- tilt oneshotoutofboun(lshis sparkling 31:01 to beat .— = . _______ _________________________________________________ Cheryl Lowle ready for state ______ _____ - Cheryl To Pace Pe ft yco at L eag uers Lowle, a veteran for the Jack's Mini Market team in the Pettycoat League at Bowl-America, got the high for her league last week as she posted a pair of 200 gaInes 200 and 209. Miss Lowie, who plans to be married in May, finished with a high series of 531. She also bowls in the Monday night City Slickers League. She was born in Orlando and has lived in Sanford the last 10 years. The upccnning state tournament In Orlando Is high on her list of priorities, with this month's city women's tournament another must. Also in the Pettycoat League, this writer had second high p Cheryl - Pacific Division 35 II 711 LA 2577 i Portanuj 23 27 .460 12' 7)77 460 I7' 70 27 126 11 Friday's Results Clevetand 9?. Philadelphia Buffalo los. ',',l,',aukc lCe.4 Chicago 117, Los Angeles 106 Orleans 101. Kansas City - Week" with plus 90 pins. Norma Welch for the Big Dip team had the second high game with a 204-501. Barbara Sparks (Wallace MInI) rolled gaines of 178-495 and 193.489 respectively. Welch rolled four strikes in a row, and turkeys fell (or Lowle and Smith. Converted splits: Carole Green 2-7-8, Esther Szabo 2-7 and 4 (ti(,%Q0 at HouSton Orlando Highlander 45, Floe,. cia Air Academy 7 Triniti 45:- -. ---_ , ud r. , n,uil (rnla 4it!' . . -. -. b--. - .- Là. . -.f . - r;) - .. -. ______ _______ ________ of the rt.er One trollliw boat nut of Titusvillc 86. Cocoa 00 COT) COCoA Beach 71, McrrVt Island 65 Today'sOames New York a? Boston Buffalo at Phlla(ft'lpria Los Angeles at Atlanta "Youth of the Week" is Della Benton, 12 years old. She was Other highs for the morning: Jackie Link 193, Jirrimn)' Kearney 170, Mario Hula 165, Vinee Miller 158, Katie Harbour 148, Chica go a? New Orleans 'tro)t at Kants City Janice Spring 147, Dawn Morgan 143, ar1 Tanimy Lawrence 129. Golden State at Portland Ph'n, , Cedar Key 66, Bell 56 Branford 54. Chie4land 50 Alachua Santa Fe 7?, Cross c' 68 5?arb,e 70. North Marion 67 W.rig ti at Clc',,rI,in g Ca,nesville Ea%tsic)e 6). ia" ,',i'r 51 ABA night 584 (204-202i. Robbie Sexton had a nice 203-513, Gus Sexton 196-552 and harry Almond 178-504. F'I..AGSHIP BANK MIXED "Starof the Week" thisweekgocsio Phi! Young withplu,s45 Andy Patrick rolled the highs with a 234 game and 578 serIes, San Anton Kentucky Indiana 21 3) 101 17 548, Ben Mahler 204.519, Buddy Bass 199, Llndy hleuer ii-sos, Virginia '.s.e - - ith flies and jIgL to land 51 Bill Barnes his 1f Ocl,i Vanguard 68, 8 1) 16) 7I' eSville BucPiolt 66 Friday's Results lndan,i lIP Vsrqrna ii) Denver Ifl, 5? Lows 109 Saturday's Games ao game' 5chCc3ule'1 Today's Games New York at Indiana Gin ()r,l Southeast 73, Ar tii OrSoto 59 67. M.i)oti' 65 ntSanford'Orlando the entire race. .,, -. .' .t''. , -. __ ________ -'--- i_ . '-:—: '' - Kahn is still in third place, ______ ':- -Y'- a - .. .' _____ .,iiJ. .',__ ' i. !.,' I - - - - - I I -,'- — -'-.----- ________ . ,-,, "' .r "........ - ____ :z.i ' .!: -' .x- j . '' -rf i.'..,,. '."a ".'.. 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Daytona see Godby 66 to1kr:nanFlannagendI3t)erolleda536.I97(or(njg Other highs: Ed Sondag 203, h3elinda Burgess 201.533, Lee Hitchcock 192, Susie Goldon 188, RIchard Cameron 187, DennIs J, I.. Ahlman 529 - "A domination 7. l's Chandler, I Penny Ev'an '' ':re 60 Smyttw Division Pni Quebec 32 17 3 67 733 Calgary 76 77 7 54 Edninno,i 20 33 3 4) 189 736 Toronto is 3) S 3521775; Saturday's Games 7 Mss 5am,, 3 M ,s? ic Spir,t, Alachu,s Rolling Green 60, FAn, U (lie, S Moo<iy Hall; 6 L Palatka Briarwx.xJ 41 Ganrsv,llc Oak Hall 76, Lake C's Barelta. 7 Montague Alocale, I Mineola Winston City Academy THIRD—*,B: 1 JenJen;7 M flr,,c1c,nt St Stephens 17, Ctrislian 10 5b,irit,on 3 X's Carefree; i Lake lr, S Noru,i1, 6 Manat& Peggy, 7 Palmetto 6$, Bradenton flay Vronia ,s? S,in Antji 0 57 at W I. T Pts OF GA East D,v,ion N Eng 24 71 S 53 Ill 179 Cinci 77 7' I 15 196 771 Cleveland 70 77 4 44 17) i Indap'iIs 70 30 2 42 143 West Division HouSton 3] II 0 66 7)3 160 S Diego 26 77 1 56 707 Ill Phoenix 75 Mm 75 7 3 53 172 179 Canadian Diviio mlerlacP.n 77, Keystone 6) w i. ect c .ake' flutter 66. Gainesville 36 12 750 P Yonge' 59 31 II 633 5'; Daytona Seabree:e 76. Gain 71 70 513 8 esylle 61 79 32 54 , Greenville 80, Trenton 71 78 71 53* 1') •c. flrnson 38 D"river New York C-ixij PlaId WZ2Z 5eC*1 highi 1th i 2i gdine, Phil Roche IJ5. S Louis LewIs 170. Fred Samples had the leigh series 563, Westfall 553 and Miirinzi hip rnn I- ________ - grade A without a stumble Toronto at New Er'qtana Astro 80. Rociledge 51 a 225 game. Mike Hudd 203 and Lowell Pettis 202 games. 111gb for JackSonville Forrest .i. Wolf the ladies: George Maples 184, Shirley Thompson 177 and Linda son 67 - Vero Beach I), .%elbOrunc SI Pahohi.,. 90, Carci,nal New man Si Glades Christian 47, Lake Worth Christian 43 Jupiter Christian 69, Palm Obeechobec 60. Avon Park Si'atlle at Golden State BANTAM t Glades Central 16. LAke Pla Cid SO Twin lakes 87, Fort Pierce 60 Moorer,,wen 6?, JoOn Carroll WS5mgt0,i Al Atlanta ',I,âuIr' ai Detrot 10, and JoAnn Neubert picked u the 4-5-7. The game of the evening fell for Billy Westfall when he rolled 6? - -. some Phorn, Ill, Golden State III Gl,ide's Day 55. Kng' Acacic rr 54 tOT) Port)an 109. Seattle Atlant, 81, Jupiter 67 Saturday's Games Palm Beach Garden 69. For at Nei, York, after r'n "Si Auto teami rolled a 196-485, Ann Smith arid Bonnie Benton tJack's lEFTOVERS MIXED in the first quarter, which ,- . . '' - one PP. 166, Can you guess who' o . , . .-, ______ - L ovie Rolls 200, 209 SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANTS MIXED —t ., _,.-_, ' j .. Jerry Golden rolled the high game with a 211 and Just missed _____ - ____ '• Dy MARY JOHNSON Kathie Behrens 178 and Sylvia Elittell 170. ___ *4 ;,, .- _____________ ______ . Pro ______ Tractor team was Audrey Bolgers 19a-490 series. lh H()H ()I{flI II -. 3' - the high series by only two pins with his 534 set. High series goes " ______ , ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 'IShe. Viblen same team) rolled a 181-474. High for the Kennedy Prep Bas ket ball 0' 'fd ________ -..'--,_______ - - ____________________________ Betty Ball had the hlghforher team(Green'sGrocer-y) with a 175 game and she spared the 5-10 spIlt. Andy's Body Shop team hada high by ELten Westlall with a 181 game. Max Pools high was ' ________ ________ - I strokes back at 214. Shortly was never headed as he broke F'arley said the pup went all the past week over Paul Scheele crowds at Disney World, Speed for 35 seasons victories. Ralph alter the completion of his quickly from the no. five box way too fast. Fancy he who round, Palmer was infonned of and outran such solid grade A would prefer a pupsaid to come thehad been creeping closer in Week in Daytona and no other Ryan moved into fifth place no 2 spot. the death of his father in Lot- dois pari-mutuel sport open in town with seven victories on t as K's Knwlonn, husker alor.g a lIttle zhiwcr bcforc robe, Pa. Suuiigs dug.s took 12 first havecomblnedtopumpupbeth week and 20 for the year, Fire and Lapping IMuie. mixing it up with tough grade A places to up their total for the handle and attendance at Last week saw another long victory string broken when Highway Robber, winner of eight in a row finished dead SCOREBC),AR[) last. Robber broke from the three box and got bumped HtIIIarc) 10, Clay County si Hutfalo slightly right away. The Wayne 79 IS 8 66 717 ISI SANFORD.ORLANDO NINTH Basketball S16. B 1 S Toronto 33 21 70 II 53 176 179 Strong dog who had only lost FRIDAY'S RESULTS Cb'nJman 12) 30 Q, 10 8C. 5K, 7 'trite Fe 77, Cross City 4 NBA Calif 19 1' 5 43 156 176 JOful Jack (4) I 10. 460. 3 Sno one other race all year, and that sSl5sm Eastern Confrr,n(e 57. Lsurg 56 Saturday's Games FIRST — 5.14, 5: I MontaOue Duke (5) 710; 0 (211 u . p 121) to his sister Fruit Float, never Lak,'fafld 90, Hares City 6 Allanhic Divion New York Rangers ,it DC'ttOII rilock (5) 910, I 10. 1 20. 2 Count 5205 20: 31 7?. nter haven 61. W L PcI. GB St Lou's at Philadelphia Daytona L.'ty Ci) 510, .470; 3 MA'S TENTH — S-Il, A: I. Fru? Float recovered and finished eightflo!on (leach Mainland 31 ) 773 Washington at karsas City Dt'nril. (3)3 60; 0 II 51 526 60. 31'iU (8) 260. 220. 720; 7 Phantom's and-a-half lengths behind the PInt City 7fl , Pittm,,r £i.. SECO.90 0. LC s i . 710; 3 Ks Bonus hI winner, Kid Dynomite. F'tilphij Tampa HIlIsborOUgh 6$, Bran 79 21 580 6 ; Buffalo at Minnesota Venture (7) 970. 660' 30). 7 fir 210, 0 (6 7) 58 60; Ycwlr oon 57 21 77 411 17 Boston at Toronto If Robber had won it would thd.y Go (5) 70), 360, 3 Marigold ELEVENTH B: 1 Canoe Central Civision Atjburndale 67, Lake Wales 61 Today's Games Oak I)? 80; OD ($11 53140; 0 (51) 5hO 14) 5 iC 320. 3 80. 7 Teds have tied him with his sister 'aspiington Lakeland Christian 67. St. Pc. Montreai 26 71 51) at New York 544 60, P (7 5) $9030; 3195 Wendy (1) 610. 1 10; 3 Fruit Float for the most Rangers 'ertburg P4orthldc, 71 7? 560 o THIRD — 5.16, 5: I. Corelith Pearl (7)360.0(11) 53970; P (41) II Orleans , 71 24 Wauchulla Hardee 76. number of con'e 'utive victo-ies New York I%Iânder Mul at Phila Flytc (5) 19 80. 0 60, I 60; 7. Wyclifi 516 70: BP (67 with 4 1) 5776 60: berry 71 cirtphla 2) 71 489 Fye (71 1 60. 310. 3 Buck Bannon 3164 this year with nine. It was tlit ttlant,, Lakeland Sante Fe 61, Fort W,nhington at Chicago 71 76 40 160, Q ($71 $11.40, T (5771 TWELFTH — first e. C: I H loss for Robber since c's Meacle $7 W,tern Conference Pittsburgh ,st Vancouver 5513 CO. 31 40 •t 2020. 680, 1 10. 2 Mey opening Detroit at Boston North Shore 80, Suncoast 67 Midwtst Division night when Fruit Float FOURTH — 3.16, M: I E'Aimo Maze )5( 360. 360. 3 Ahloo .Ioey Dr"roit Lake Worth 70. John I. Len Minnesota at Toronto 19 21 101 Queen (6) II 0). 470, $00; 2. (21 800. 0 (56) 53200. edged him by half a length in T 2) tSfd 64 Mlwauke' i 70 30 433 California ai Buffalo Whitney Sh,,n (3) S 60, 500; 3 5936 00; 39 30 the 41st Sanford-Orlando c Martin 19 37 37] County 70. Boca Ra ',,'tt'(' 133r.nt 1)) S 60. 0 (5 A WHA 6( 43), Hanile - s Chrc,i tOn 55 Inaugural. IS 3.4 306 5 54740, P 6 5) t10 only 200 game of the morning and the high series aLso (209-531). " 3 - ;,'.; .-.':' . S ________ t _____ - . ( - '. ____ K.'vtu;Iy .i Di'rcr - ' ,L1 = _______________ - - .. : SH(X)TING STARS lADIES I , -..... , To A SOKC Climb For L. C. 's Lucifer iier I I . 1 Bonnie Link Shines, 209-531 iva -. , Pete Ilurkur 193, Jack K'aser 193-550 and Maves Degetman 192. 1 -. - WEI)NFI)AyNlGfrrnAIL&olAMEn Kit Johnson rolled two 200 games far the high series of the i .. - . b. eCS I tti flC1 n CL fl r iaU D i TI fl s ttt 2 APOPKA: Chamtet 69 21, Graham L6ZIPy 3 1l2. Harris S Mc Chapman (C) d V6n [epoel lS Chapman (C) d Ph,IIip.I 2. Grant 5 TotaI: 73111157 OdAtk, rn,on. 17; Leman 'LI d _______________________ ° I' ' Dout Apk L1IY Aec (C) d Graham Phi'Iipt. I 1. Van EepoeI Grant (01 Fouls: Ovltdo 20. Apopa 16; . CISS OVIEDO. "re iS 97. ' - Lii '" Boys SeSSOfl. .. ______ - tillS S e '.5, . 4 at'i a I.) - ______ . I " -. .. - _______ ___ .' -- I . _____ _____________ _______________ -'- : •1 - _ '' - , T1!4!. ________________________________________________________ ,. W'6' - - _______________________________________________________ Nee lies tosay, most of those Tom tincent). FouI Møn? Dor,i 13, Trinty -_ points far either side came in . -here, a disgusted ____________________-::._ -the second half, and more r i i i specifically, in the fourth g Actually Oviedo didn't play • ii j r r 1 I'f I I J' II —p' quarter. In fact, both clubs i i allthatbad.F'urtheffrghalfit i • ii was able to stay with the Blue exceeded their entire first half r Darters, as both teams left the iutput in the final frame. r4 Billy Sweet Is a regular point effort by Bernard Merthie hand in the ...' court with the score tied, 20-20 scoring were Tony Guy led all scorers with Taylor's Williams sank two dynamo. The young man can with 35 points, while teammates Little (19), L"nford Sutton (12), points, while Tony Little This was accomplished field goals from outside the lane produce points like sparks Calvin Rollins and Ulysses despite Deon Jackson the fact the Lions 8), Moses chipped in with a not-so-little 18 to tring the Wildcats bark from fl)irg off the iron wheels of a Daniels added to the .,committed landslide 16 turnovers. Brown (4), and Charles Guy points. Rounding out the a 12-point deficit to within 45-43, speeding locomotive. Sweet of points with 13 each. But with the count standing 2). McCoy's effort were Charles and then everything started a ,sparked and sparkled in For the losing Daniels' deaclInekp1 crew, For losing !osing? Tp Tcp, Guy and Ltun Williams with i at ?4 sIet'e ear!)' poppin'. Westaide Junior Boy's League buried under that mountain of Bernard Merthie 11—"-,r,i in the third stanza, the home generated 18 two points each Both clubs proceeded to shoot basketball action, scoring 55 points, LC. Williams (42) leaps high, blocks shot of Lake Howell's Jim team Darryl Shuler was a points. Ulysses ran away with a 15-2 Daniels and 100 per cent for the next few pot ji For the losers, Larry Meadows 1321 one contest to lead his bright spot with 14 points. Calvin Rollins each added burst, and took a 39-s adeight Frederick and Leonard Britt minutes from all over the place, Tip lop Market club to a 114-35 Aiding Shuler in the losing points, while Bill)' Sweet (who had 10 tallIes vantage into the final eight each. Titus James rirnAng up and down the court victory over Daniels'. cause was Reginald Medlock had the 55 points that buried contributed with minutes. six points, as in a frenzy to light up the In oiie' action of the Sanford with 10 points, Vernon Law with Daniels' in "We stunk! What else can I another game) for did Byran HhILnan. Julius scoreboard btilbs. Recreation Department, nine, and Michael Mitchell with some unknown reason produced Griffin say' We didn't hit our shots added three points, IcCoy's downed Tip Top 66-40, four, Taylor hit some unbelievable when we had them, We didn't ' but four points. Rodney Carley Amvets pulled out one win o 18 and 20-footers in long McCoy stopped Amvets 55-35, But in another game, McCoys rounded out the Tip Top effort I play aggressively on defense, the day by downing the Daniels' beautiful arcs with Willlai'ns and Amvets took the best of was able to beat Tip Top with a with two points, ow guards were sagging back crew by five points, a real close IS and Burton doing most of the Daniels' 4247 21'point effort from Robert McCoy's won another game, defensive contest. Larry in, instead of staying with their damage in that de Sweet was joined in his 55- Guy. Others lending a winning this time over Amvets. MIAMI (AP — The National in the matter because no anti- man. We weren't diving alter Robert Frederick was a key element in Howell's Carroll d the Amvets win as he canned League Players Asso- trUStViolationha)ceIred and loose balls. We just stunk!" Meados did most of the Hawk Then Phillips added with a altogether 17 points. Leonard elation has asked a federal because the &iit is not covered damage with successful free I • sigh, "Maybe we are a streak I • Britt followed with 11 points, judge to dismiss as unneces- wider federal law, team, We won six in a row d nta ta c,l: ' t ntta Howell led 64-60 and was slowing the game down with closed out the scoring with six, pa and Seattle. will go before California with Spcuct Creek and Lyman The NFLPA said Friday the federal court lateraFeb. 23 For losing Daniels' which coniing up." "belly punch" thrown at Led Schmidt. Robinson rushed onto had 13 points Darryl Shuler sional players for new teams, month but has been postponed (M ORLANDO — IIer this year and Speedway at least one country. Poland, ability and courage to demand and Michael Mitchell each does not indicate that any play. because of the stilts, both 4-A teams figure to be break upa fight, he said later fastest growing motorsport, sport. were to traded by an) of the and was assessed a technical, returned Saturday at Orlando petitors. With the bikes being as Reginald Medlock had f 'I "But," Coach Phillips, OthCT NFL teams. evenly matched as possible Vernon Law and Ray Hill each currenlj' Sport Stadium for rion flfl UW, i,,it concluded, "we will be back. It Oviedo focus Is on the rider, not so had two points to round out the periencint a cTe(Iwa record setting The Seattle and Tampa team may not be with Spruce Creek , id ne. much the machine, Add team scoring. In usl si 'eat operators contend that the A new dimension will greet grwn irm one WiUlmrns cwert Colonial took three out of five or Lyman but we will be back 'ular rivalry to an already association and some players sets in singles play Friday in by the time we play in the OVf . . for both of them. Our kids played great with DeLand for 16 minutes but if they figured Apopka would be overawed by that, we got abig surprise. What you do one night has nothing todo with what you do the next night We had to come in here, ready to play ball, but we didn't 'It wasour worse game of the ,ear I m happ) we are still in in the gym I I'm sur , 11 . . ___ ' j L . . -. - . ( . Tranit> journe)s to Sanford Thesda, for an encounter with the Natal Academ) at 8 p.m. _____ ____________ .,- Norbert Seals and Thad .-. 1Ls.'' i - 6pouit, C _____ _______ - : - _____ 1 'nt 1)ora crew, ranked near the top. ten in Class A ball, continued to assert itself and gradually piied away for the final 2S. point margin. , ___________ Trinit'. - . ia)ors.. n1ivamsitu U opposition with 23 points, uriii ________________ '.f! 11 a' ... ___________________ Three Hawks reached the double figure plateau Stan dams with 16 J \tado v.ith 12, and Tim Carroll with Hawk pencil-totei-s failed to show, so game stats proved Scanty, but Brett Thomas led the rebounders in the second half with six grabs followed by dms with three t . "P' jJI.tt! . $ . . b , . .. Dura led at the half, Butwhenthewholegame was finl1) 1n1s l.ar BLOUISSAPSIS lIerldCorrpondeut APOPKA—ThC official record ok will show that the Apopka Blue Darte thrashed the Oiedo lions, 57O, rida) night in an ange Belt Con. ference contest. But, according to the Lions h ad h Dale Phillips "We lct tonights game last night in DeLand." !ayedt highly r night arid stayed with them for the first half, before they were (IndIRdoneI:6-.49 lot out of us," Phillips explahed 'and we came Into tonight's game with Apopka a tIed bail club. "That'sasgoodanexcusea.s any, icr the way we played °n to Ia __ I , - The losirig Saints 'ot way behind second quarter as the - '4 .i - Lions • THURSDAY LADIES' NIlE - ?j' A_-r-,-. T'-, 'k'7 - CAR PA A lJ TflJ A Ii # r r' -- __________ ' -- -. - -, -, -f-' .. '.: -' c' - - "S' - - -. -'- - a ." .' ---3., "1 , v ,- - - '-. .. -. -, ' c"- . '-i— A ,," .' .' -' v-; - ' " .1 tf.'" ___________ — .1 FRONT END ALIGNMENTS, TIRES, GENERAL •- b _,. v 2-' '- - . '- - '. ___ - -:: ' ' ..... . tSI i' .. :'.. ".'', " ' = '.-:.. " - .. -... .. ;..4' ____________ C""'fl',. �..,,,._-,-.._;.__,.._ I 4b-Lvenlng Herald, Santord, Ft. Sunday, Feb.8, 1976 CLASSIFIED ADS Land Transactions Are Recordea tathiOfl Show Director for Saran Coventry Act now no investment Excellent delivery. no arrangemnts to add to your family incom.'. Opportunity for local manager. 321 0031 or 171 3159 631-9993 322-2611 01 SW'i of Sec. 42131, etc.. $14,000. 'l-HoJss CLASSIFIED DEPT. Noon The DQy Befoe PubllcQtlon SundQy - Noon FtidQy . 4 Sch uren ReaI I COUNTRY GENTLEMAN A line olDer 4 bedroom home on a country wooded estate of a .ires Comptele with stables, tack room, corral A truly line home for the horse lover ana tpi' large family 169.000 LOTS t ACREAGE LEASC OPT 1011 .o for p'ic" o'" I fIR. v. W carp.!, ci'ri!ral '.i'.,t. partially furntnii'd Q..ful oaks. On Separate .5 I BR h0uS, fur fiShed P.'ijS! sic to believe 531.900 corner lot on lake, paved tiSCbI) 2nd Id cxi lake & t 51.4300 Cash or tcrrns I (t.-ciri'vims, 2 baths. ilOi;t:hc 3 BR. 2 bath, 7 car garage Vaant ndistieastier, w w carpet, central h a, excellent land',c,ipng 1)1,630 Like new JOHNNY 1VVALKER ,. Real I ttgite HAROLD I-tALL REALTY 3227643 - 2 titi' Orlie- BR, 7 baln. fenced I,irqq shaded lot Orlando I 77) O?t Fine HOrnq. RI AL TUR 3?) -.-- ' -. --..--.-- 577.300 1I:.__ I ______________________ _____ ( , .,,, ____________ _______ SR ____________________ ___________ --- - ______ ________________ . - '4 ---- Iner's .\ : APARTMENTS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED not far from the I river. S2 Call Owner-Broker Herbert Bronson Collect (305)283-0208 Evenings _____________________________________________ Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch House 323.8670 or *31.9777 - -- areas. any broker will be glad to list your home home. ? , .' 377 3I Jj I ii" :"' •1•0 71/4% AVAILABLEI ".0 ______________________________________ PREFERRED INTEREST RATES I... : I.'., I..., '.ee "•• ''•C " ''.l _________________________ "' ,...w 3bedrooms,2bathswjfh s.' aflofthefine.features. Ill: .•e s. .,., Golf, tennis, swimming clubhouse 5•..' 5..,. "5 TAPSACCEPIED L)rsve tnro'jgh Beautifu' Ce" "is .,.,. "u ..,,, cA " "S.. "•• "f•f_ "••. The Greater Consfr. Corp. to Eli: J. King, sql., Lot 3, 81k C, Seminole Sites, 175.800. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Earl L. Ball & wI Francet A • loS 70, fill F. Semnole 5it, $77 7J3 Joe B McCawley Sr to MIdreci Alyar&j Smith, from SE car. otLof 1, Of Wekiva Camp Ste, etc 510.6(I) /1 /i': ' - \ - \ . . '1 ,, oace, ._•. . I ET'S TA'IJ ')'\ p Place Your Valentine Love ". . . Line Today .. __ - __ - - __ - - - - - - - MONEY Der Week Commission V. offer the pruduct and training. Can you offer a YES answer to these i QVt$lIons? 1 I have lh. fl.sir. in Sales. Rental, Service fh tit Cl,i',o.f rn in cij1 1961 Jeep nih ton pcI up. 4 wheel , 000dCOfldit,00 CallIJl 4658 I'D n.m 9 pm A ow cost -- 1965 Ford pickup, 1550 1969 Chevrolet piCkup. 1850. Gooci Cond 372 1091 Mon Fr, 55. AIIC' & 3223472 :. --Equipment for Rent' 191tm. Ci,ici,,i ("0'. V,s-. !rac:-,'v- 700. 17.000 miles, .. ton, V I ET m.igs, carp," Sc't, s'crco. A C 377286.0 .iu'dm,itC. ________ _______________ . 65-Pets-Supplies 80-Autos for _____________________________ - 52-Appliances p .', ir' ___________________________ - - Refrigerator, Dryer, Bunk Bedsanct Dstwasner Phone 322 2683 Sale UKC Pt Iluhl Tcrrc'r, lC p4rds 1972 Ford Co ,Jnec.iaebrOnde,,* Papers Guaranteed 173 9111 eel, $1373 C.iIh 377 1651 Dealer FREE PUPPIES Sharp 1917 5VW Bug. low milge. Cu'e. Male Air, aulomatic, $ 1.800 323 9a Phone 323 7777 after 6 p m after 530 _ - ____ e,r - - -,_ ______, __________________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY , / ,' ' , - ,Ok C MARY BLVD -- 170' frontage I ______________________ -- ,o. rome w'th alum Siding & Soffit syStem Also i 185' deepon a corner Site. l,$66sq ft of building tOned for olfices 519.900 FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS 3?) 615). 830 1.5)). eves 322 w0 Gu'!, Pcccfng vrs 23 Cap - '. Beauty Care _____________________________________ 47-Real Estate Wanted t!IAIJTY ALO P4,rr ,'!! ili'iutp P4o) 319 F Frst,17 ,2 314? - - C&ABackHoe Hauling bedroom garden rni, US I Call PP D'' TOPO AT 321.0041 Welcome. . MLS r' 9 , ''('.ii .,,n ic' mets's, Children's Dnipe's, Q,ilt, UPholstering Donna Canada, Lawn Care ' ____________________________ Heater Cleaning - . A.r - ,,. rTPESSNAK INC ALTERATIOPIS '"' ('u.U!, "" Of (lur, r ti, • '. ____________________________ 322 0707 ' '..rk P. Sec vidi' i Dk,'s Ps't nj & ( vj !'mirg 37? • Pat n ting (I,',jr.vI '' .' ' iis n'at'le V.i'' ' ______________________ 2543 PARK S , - A 3222420 ANYTIME to Life in 9dyP.wLPdc of Loch Arbor . lt,, Tm i'.i P,'r.io,,l It il n, Cli ii ,' Y,.' k,'i' 'fl.bblt' )fl '157 11 'ttl ar.tord's Sales leauer REALTORS - - .'.A'. Il -.1 II UP PINT' c,thl "Sanlord s SaIc Leader" ror rrofessotsal Prompt Serv.cei home' rAi _____________________________ - root 'rOars, hg? nor,b thiflgtes All work Quar.in'e.ci BROGOEPI POOr 'C'. 32) Service l.ind (bn,,r nq Ill dirt All hinds 04 digqn' StOred P. rV'OvPc* 372 l42 1' move you intO a one. two, or CP',icF Ftt c Oax fl, IrLne I)? 9641 2i f 51( PSO1 LA!, CLEAPINC', C Ditin work, ill Un, top oc.i 3723943 " I T I flJ I ) I h sJ yv Ti 4' R •OOIfl Bulldozing '.'.o (411' ',,,r, ,tn!r(l Horn,' I 1. RI 'E it r • (r C.' I Call 323 6769 AANT 10 SEE A WONDER A' ' PI.i.. ., (!.iss'f.ed AD 'n 'NI '",I ii OdOp Stenstroni Realty" ,i r Land Clearing !Cro'crI, , & .i'-n IOSijIlle now NCA cOflStr,i(tiOn, 'abor I materials. blown. k It , 4" blown, l ft - 9", llc. 3'. baIts, I?c and 6". 27c Emitinq homes, 4" blown. lT 6". IJc Free esimnar 371 2311 (i'!.OrinQ . r,,, 3?) U ph olstertng ____________________________ I og it'i'vor ,ind [''. '''°' Home Improvements i)..,,: t , ' ' .1,1 '' .lt','S!,'r,rr •' (-(k c' L.(. f I I As an Mn, quiet & alon, looking for home. Desire's good I BR apt , in Quiet no I area Box 1791 Sanfora Member Broker, Real Estate 4lus - r - If your house qualifies (and most do) when you list with us, we'll guarantee it to the buyer wIth our Buyers Protection Plan, AmerIca's finest home warranty. it means that anyone who buys your house will be protected against many unexpected nome repair bills for one full year. Anything covered that breaks down Will be repaired or replaced. No wonder our BPP homes sell 'aster. Give your self the powerhouse seller's advantage of BPP. Call us today. Custom Built f...., .. .' 1 . ' Homes WIth Many Plans To Choose From I)1).:I)I "riiiuiiLv fli 4.1...... 0Si.iers c+iic+vit - Rr,redet,n Additions Work L.censcci. Bcnclrci mmcc estimate irpeetr,. I Street Lights Sidewalks PAUL SLAYrQ Ofll5%AIhpaperHi,ng 1ree ' r F'tt )' Estimates Ph 372 47) Well Drilling P( I PEST INN - , I1LS DRILLED PUP I SPRINKLER SY5T' '.' - All types anc,5 -'sLA1iPt,, ,,.) _....•... -- ,,,,_ FP1T Pet Care e,m i & COnditioning (cm tree es?ri,aies, call Cars 4,'rriS at 31. All S 'is Sanford 321 P111111 'CATION SYSTF.I(3 c,(tnzale: 13% 121 : , 'i u11 vlu ' Ii nor E utcr,or Plastering t'las,,'f P,,tctinj & simulated I' i 1 8 s'cne i6lty 177 7780 (iii Phi HOMES OF DISTINCTION NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central heat, air. 17.000 down, 1206 per month, 322 77*7 IA MARY. Take your rixwfr. ,a 5 s 1 We'll guarantee it. ' I Wall Papering Pest Control r\ I'I ei By the hour, or lri' ,Ob 3779363 ii, ,L ii - -- ___________- 117 Maqrvol,i Avenue AL TAMOPITE SPR bUGS 331 liii HOOD TPACTQ COMPANY .__ F '.','UP[ ALIIF -r ct'. used mnOcP.n MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 97 ______________________________ ______________________________ fenced outside $ l70CMonthG,,anante. 13005900 ______ ( "GOL flU S 1.6) latcrr,.,?,onal (nginr blown, body 8 intrr,q good, $750. .is 5 377 3795 P4ewandU Ford, Kubola, Pettibone - F A OR eai srate Pa' ICE BE YOND I Xl RAS IP1CLU YOU It LIE ---- - 312 21 P Al TER MRS 32? 9211 ° '.EW high quality hionii' With Only 10k ElI DOWN PAYMEPITi Yo cAn't .ford to rent v.h,'n w can nigiki' ownership thi5 easy thn '-Wanted to Rent MIPIIIFAPOLtS DFNVFP - _________ . 5'.ar,t (ha,. C'L'( own Canoe' Pint our P'fl%Cflvh( Sp walnut bedroom SUite 5150 CARROLL'S FURNITURE 1775111 (all .inyIirnp weekends or after S -__________________ "'vS 373 0618 - 173 635) _________________________ you have a lob and good credit, we _______________________ CHARLOTTE-HOUSTON ORLANDO MIAMI ALBANY . 79-Trucks-Trailers - - 5371 _____________________________ ' JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 107WCornmercla, Phone 327 75$ I Sanfor4 ST LOUIS MONROVIA \ sevmral other ens, some an tgurs Call mornings Only, 37] Peg Real Estate Broker OKLAHOMA CITY LOUISVILLE RICHMOND , r TU AREA jorxISO', keep horse, tU'r'dod lake privileges terms 1 ,i ( C Ots T PAc 1 P.OGlvC AWAYS. NOGIMMICKS 1(3W LOW INTEREST RATES Call W. Garnett White TENNESSEE.)1101 , CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT '' storage. Central location Branches in INOIAP4APOLIS.DALLAS Fla. Gas Transmission Co. to Spaceport, USA Inc. £ J. W. Hick. man QCD of any lot, casement etc., $100. Conchita Kearrsey to John A. Kearney, Lot 53, repl. of part of Its I & 7 Watt's Farms, $100. Pta. Reiidntiat Comm Inc. to Jimmy I. Armstrong, & wf Can. Lot 37 & B 65' 01 73, BIle C, - . A,H, HalI,c 0 ARTHUR FULMER 24OMOP4ROE,MEMPHIS .\ '. or - . _____ height. Large 'i JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Very low down and take over 117% per monthpayments on) bedroom home at 798 Lincoln Drive Call D,ie at 862 Y I.. .5.., 1,-i REALTOR ._ • Tractors & Heavy Equipment ____________________________ . - .' Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY - FARM EQUIPMENT , . .•e••e•• • \ - rn.i'. L'S, .e, 5.l.3, r Haciencia PM?ors, 37) 9)95 ___________________________ - '.1 322.2090 \ Nursery, corner Wek,ya P.irk Dr and SR 46 Joe B Mc C.iv.tey, Sr ____________________________ - ___________________ - __________________________ / e 78?vtorcycIes 5TOp & LOOK for the display nnoun(,nq the opening of San - . ' 63A- ':1'4.' , -- ' risn '. _.. ',', TOMATO SIAK[5 313 3864 alter Sp - _________ - .. .--. t '66 BUick Electra. running cOndlc 68-Wanted to Buy but needs some repair Ills cascc structurally sound Indoor rumous Mullet Lake Park-- Canal lot and room, central heat air, range, Phe 377 1495 trailer. $t3Q Phone 303 119 5496 We Buy Furniture refrigraton Loads of potential. . 53-TV-Radio-StereO loin un, and priced to sell 173 eon OAvLS' 3?) p370 ACRES. 59.7S, Bcoul,fui Fisher S''ren FM. Color Console __________________________' Wth Rado. 11.095 COlurad, .Ouflta.n vatley TV. Black BACK ON TiL MARKET!- Lovely Pry,,!e&*ner 32) 0746 & Whip Portable, Wafted to buy used offIce furniture Thir best of hunting and Iishsng 'peAkt'rS all sirs 373 0708 Sh,ltjed 3 bedroom, I bath home Any Quantity P1011'S $93 down $95 monthly 6 pd in Range, refrigerator. carpet, and Chico & The Man Casselbcrry Hwy 171? 8)') 1706 tc'qet Owner. 4 374 iowi Color TV'S Irom 150. 88W, from oak ftonjs Pel* abler a hard day uS. Service au makes, HERBS' Ic? I? 97a,177, LOng*ooci on tP'r unre:r way You'll fOyc' the Lake Parney waler front acreage CASH 322-4132 TV 1 , Frv-n(b 373 1714 37] $SlOon$,3i 4605 High. drp tree coatred Corn corner lot and the low price of - -__________ For uSed furniture, appliances, 519500 munity water in property tools, etc Mu', I on 1001 itemS '10 loyo?a Corona i door, air, r,ii Rt'as.on,,nt,' fermi Offers on 55-Bts & Accesseries lake Over payments 37754398 Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave __________________ Idered Call TitusIlc', 2696517 LARGE CORNER LOT Corn OO'i4Pt pletcIp benced 3 bedrOoms, 2 1949 lormno, radal tire's, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 7971 Hwy 1797 AC "AVE from I to 70 acres, near baths kitchen appliances, carpet. co Check prices, then cast rn' Top pniCespa;d used, any coodt,On 372 534) O',tr'c'n GOOd tCrm% Dsco.jnt to.lii: excellent school d,stnic$ Allots one i '.' .'rs 32) 9395 '-II 1 l .., -!. - P,irk of the largest lots in Sunlanci Call (ash Conditional permits for I to see' this 176.500 charmer mntjilehompor home construction ________________________________________________________________________________________ ,tvailgit,le 6471617 Call Sanford's Sibes Leader ______________________________ ; SCmnole & VOtusia Counties, t' AT 322242O ANYTIME Acreage Tracts, small & TERRY REALTY PEAL'OR, REALTORS MIS "'SPARK fr.. . 67107)1 3 BR I lath. ornplcteipiturnSiieci, 3 Reautifut lots 'I win 21 fruit trees Ond fenced, fruit trees. 133 Aliii,j Ave F V foslef, lair Close in 3210171 __________________________________________________________________________ 372 5.543 ____________________ I/ 33-Houses -- '-'-'-I, ______ P((onditjoned flitter i' ¶ Si r.pianqc REEL'S ItOL)Y 5111)P '109 Sanford AyC __,,, I)Cl -.._. c''s - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 3 Mo. .6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases 39,OOO a. 1 25 s " 62-b-Caen KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st St ) ' DEPOSIT. '1. Liii ,1, , -' .' _____________________ ' ___ - _,____,__ Large I & 2 Bdrm. covering nearly 114 acres, -. -'''-35-Wobfle Home -----_______________ - .'- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home with all amenities, A beautiful wooded lot " ' 76-Auto Parts ______________________________________ Jo',' Ci 1 Ai)'!'(') PARTS • su PPL IL ii.t 5.intord A.c 37? CIAI7 Open! Days. Mon S.?,? IC Sun 94 new 1- i.'II WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES w, .', rriqrit, -- , RIP. C, Fern Terr., $)S,. Clarence C. Anderson Jr. a. Barbara to Charles L. Giollelll 3. WI Melinda, Par II, beng C 10' of 1' 3.4S&W.15'ol3SOPIanof Longwood, ''l 'O 'I" j.i f'cdlt' poSition Sewing mgicrc.n.' anci cabng't Pp balance of $77 or I? p,lyiii'nt$ of 16 50 5" .'t SANr O 0 SEWING C IN T C P )OFE hstSt Down'own 377 9111 - _________ * ' Assu r'n e Pa yrne n ts ___________ ____ T - '("anal d*'sP & straight chairs, filing i .sinets. as i5 Cash and carry P4011'S (.i',i'It rr( I? ?. *30 1206 toni Apollo. Dociqe 440 O.. mleagr ,ill sft'-i i' .im. 17) 4S) morr,nq tgi'r, (hairs, -- - 23 . ,lcer(' else c.in you a 16.73' Flor,da room a maintenance tree interior - and a potentially commercial property br this rice Buy of the Wei CLfFF JOROAPI.REALTOP III 8277 Sanford & :'"' ST JOHP4S RIVER - Near DeBary, ,ilm',i ,,n ,irre of river front with br,lutful Irc'c5, great fishing Owner SIps "Submit offers" LAKE MARY Beautiful lakefront lot on,i Peninsula for unobstructt'd SILI '1 I 7Recreationa I Vehicles office furniture Used 1pm - _____ - Tv.o irculatinq heaters,- Magic (hel r'l.'ctrc range. all q - Friday Every Transportation __________________________________ ,i - Noon, Highway 46 Flea Market, San ford, ( behind C0mpI.'Ii.I 1' 1 'V rc' r..,it lilt,' 5electr,c and IBM Executive tyiA'wr,frrs F arm, 5)50 each 373 i- ,' i Sapp Junclion. or call Jack sonville 904 281 7063 ------------------ - ______________ - B,'autfuh Broyhill OUCfl. Alit(. blown and gold velvet. 6 monins old, 11.000 nea. $150 firm, 3 oc 50 ',i-.ir dci maple t:edrrn SU.te original I,tg on rn,tttrese lilc' new, see to appreciate. K'nmj sije bed ,ind ht'gidt,oard with matching t.Spread, $130 f,rm. dinette Set clanS brown with 1 beautiful leather padded chairs. $150 firm, Forrest Greene, Inc. Dealers Auction 1 60-Oflice SupplIes 51-Household Goods ". L TA fOP4 T E AREA 's OOded lot, tuO • 13%' 3g.,' it now 54 500 i BPP Warranted homes LOCH ARBOR SPECIAL Bedroom, 7 tjeith home, needs some fi*ir,' 0 pi In a Quiet neigh borhood Needs work, but Retire In The Tropics! I ______________ ' ________ -- 72-Auction -- ' z, san Used Cross Ties ,I - 32-Hou , '- TRADE , NEARBY100'. 110'. fli(Iy wooded, are,j of nc.'w P.(imp,-5 16.500 I 1. YE HELEN. 10 acres, 'ITO • 1)70', :onea agriculture, goon '5 129.500. Stenstro m Realty mn,f ('- ic tv' " - ________________________ JLnI)ILxhc BUY SEL Ill tsr t '' PAYTOPI'S CHILDREN'S cT ii ,i,'..,tha F 57,500 " PlOP 114 ------------------- Broker POSALIA DRIVE- Low down payment, 3 bedroom, central ar large workshop, 170.900 5:' Brokir - ' - FREE Cli TWRAPPIPIG All Baby LAKE FLORIDA t.'- droct.'c '- We Buy Furniture il00Eistn,St RAVEPIPIA PARK.- Attractive 3 bedroom, 7 bath, filmily rooi,, only 177.930 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate . TAF F ER REALTY - OLDER TWO STORY 322-6457 , - .' B.,s (,ugir. tJni,o, frr?lrss. good (Oricit,cw,. 511% Phone 327 1917 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinel. Piano& Organ Sales I Scry Webuy Counter tops. Sinks Installation pianos & trade Lessons ,Ivaitabtr Bud Cabell 377 8037 Pno. organ. quitgir, acrordian. ,".ylimi' pr 4 tjrciijp R,,ti's Piar.o P. Org.ii Lake P P 2. LAKI MAPKHAP.5 Large ni(tly wi',dri1 ,tnai Iron! tot, IS.500 la''' 7 bdr Fla rm tended yard. shade $li.000or t,est offer Owner 372 1507 ________________________________ 59-Musical MrChandise ' ,'gii 1Swap&Trade -. . . ALTAMONTE -Wooded site. i5O'I1O' on a corner lot With lakefront. paved streets 110.500 ALIAMOPITE. S wooaed S;teS, ccn tilacbtop ir,'et A t',t 117,500 it t' Estate Broker 803W I? t 3234061 or 32)0517 eves Choice 7 story, bedroom dining room, breakfast room, large family room. fireplace, C H&A. 159,900 Vacant, 2 OR, large family rm r.','nq- ti,i P prrc h In! tnt Sh 4 'i) , GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL (STATE. INC 7 Pig MAPS'S DREAM3 (j,',trn I bath Cli. 00 1' lots 5.17.5Cx) 322 0UU IDYLLWILOE to M .UNS WORTH REAL IV 1" pOt t:(drOom nrr,,rcji ,r(n!, built Fill ,,,, a. -'-'- Sunday. Feb.8, 1976_SB ______________________ 17001 rencn Aye ,3731) I4AROL 0 HALL PEAL TY PEAt. TOP. 173 971 _______________________ , _______________ IIAPIDY CIehfl'm StOyc' & refrigerator, btue carpet, Central heat & air Payfon's, 377 1301 Immediate Occupancy -"'' .... - "o'i?p' Sanford Aucfl frccnt.,q' (In PUPAL HOMESITE Wooded. (nnvenprnt to highway 10 acres * inoninly p6ymc'nl , 1±!NCH IP1Y Il 911 D,,,s '22 6173 Pi o7!s 37? 2357 * Hot'' ,,. ' • 24 Hrs. 323- 9410 ""-" Spring Specials r" .1l•• -.------------_ -- S','.AP SHOP F LEA MARKET ,i s.'lfer or a bup. Nci (Pi,irqr' All admitted free Ccciv 17? 6117 tirowsr' ivery Sunday 9 I ) •i ' DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a "" larvi Dr' .n Tq'giir' I' #'? I'' r low cost Classified Ad 1? p116 ________________________ ________________________ S2 Sq. Yard Approximately one ifarney I S'a.inn Gettysburg, Pgi 11173 'Get ' liii VV1iti' l..ipei,'nl RIG FOUR MEANS MORE More room,, for family living in lhi, spacious 4 bedroom with 3 b.lths, family country kitchen, frui' trees, hg lot Only Slh O 'c' tr,ici- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS * * * * I * Itiey're """ - SALE acre, 700 I ihan ri'n' Gt;,i'rr,n.cnt Sul)'S'd,,e.J 7100 Willow Ave. by Owner. CR. t,iedb&th, carpeted, ar cond space heater, kitcp,c'n ('Quipped,. 'A.i%her. dryr-r 322 0313 alter S 321.0041 r' I * Only $75,700 ___________________________-. ML S PEAL TOPS t.arqe , Like new 3 bedroom. 7 bath and and air (OflditiOfl('d, completely furniShed $15,300 Dynamic Properties, V Hardwic, liroker, Deltona 668 6611. ('( dXOR RI; AL TOP I IPEPLACE lOvERS Will ('fl;Oy the wood burning fireplgice In the living room. P1 .'i. TOp S b'.lrilti 011ice to I _______________________ 7A7I Orlando Drive 377 Wi t b', 1 [ lii Yij?,(t 'iii "<• ''':• . - __58-Bicycles 3 Speed Girl BIt Practically New, $13 Assorted Colors ______________________ FOR --. ________ New Vinyl Flooring -- --- ci drry BR, I bath. Screened porch, heat ' • '-, ,.-.. . I EvenlngIeraarf__ 5O -?jjsCeJianeous for Sale ' . FED A 5f' kVICF?,:,'i' You'll ln Pin, lot Dirtccry ." - - Merchandise ______________________________________ _.. .. - __ .' - - , . iliurii1; enevo Gardens 42bile Homes . -- a, - tborni' p 3Apar1ments ..\ 4lHouses 4lHouses ______ DEADLINES , - - OVIEDO 5 ftecjro,,n 2 story older I cir Sale 1w Owner 1 6"rn.m. Ti. 'N Gr.'cn lIp Og'.fl.'r. 3 p p. Hilltreti ll'ei) 7 hedr,jrn, central ('yen ,j ,isernenl screened tilt, P t( li-n I F Inr,,j rcyrn t'fl x15Q tot, tr,',' ,,r ar. arport. skirting, aw-ning, Swimming pool, Silugit,'d on over & tIlt, fc'ncrcl y,ircl, 527,0430 373 P1i'ar S,iriforcl 3?] 9)10. Cxc clIent oncl,tion Offered b acre 147.500 __________________________ 8110 after S or Iii Ill? anytime, Savings I Loan 5.6)11 per nrnnth WE TAKE TRADES 3 BR, I'.- o.,ti, wall wall carpeting, Phone 373 603' or 5)00008. Ciqht% LAKE MARY 51.700 dnwn 8 assume nitq 3 Bedroom. (1ll 6$ 5569 2*35 O' IEDO Owr"r Sc'llinq bilketron, home, owner will Swap 3 Frei.ri. Place, S,infiwci 867 17'.. ts'clroorn. 7 bath Sp.inish Style equities for Altamonte. Winter Stenstrom Realty -.-.-----ISYP PHA FIPIAPICIPIç, home, Cent:.,I .iir heat, lenced P,,k ,irra home GREGORY MOOILE HOMES yard with count, atmosphere Home c BPP warranted H0rr. CALL NOW block, excellent condition, no city 3*0) Orlando Drive taie, by owner 377 6620 Low equity & no quahit,incj I.) WINTER SPRINGS 3 IIPI ITAPIY FARM PIOUSE In 5,ir,Irgrt 373 5300 $71,300 VA mortgage .,t home With fencvd yard, Utility Olfice Clcaninurreeestimnt., oil sha"eci Loch Arhor Central '' n rrt nt P14 acci.mc )6 67P0 pj 571,150 neat air, old brick fireplace ?tiewdoIihlew.defuJlyfupen free initial clean ups Blitg Clean CALL TO SEE GOOD AS PIEW 37) 3931 Quiet hull park Central ar, 3 fiR, P. b,ith. (arpet, walk in cloSets, old LAKE MARY- I Bedroom frame, _____________________________ t,iShi0nrci well, plàflt, cntral heat •in .,r w,ill to wall and Screened room. carports and horn,', 518.903 beautifully lanascapc' MOBILE HOME c I'. 'tre lot, carpet. q,,rage Only $26,100 Call Sklrtt 51000 under invoice u $39,ynQ river prvilcjes, in Lake County. nnv. dCaiirs, plc,sje Phone 37)6051 or Forrest Greene IflC sis,000 t.AK Cf P014 t 3303 Nights iiOnt* 67$ ss 1 Acret plus kCpt I bedroom home has plush ').'3 iFAl T(j fl , carpeting, r,inge, di5hwñsher cnmples CALL us to fulfill your Real Estate I (it sc't up with patio and II) Ar, "'ip 'W"i'P disposal, Iencü rear yard. srn e.i0 .iv.nincj in brand new adult park needs. Homes. Commercial anci paneled Iamily room Price? WITT REALTY lnrome Property. Groves V0O.inct .is$urn.' payment. 01 $178 $73,950 Terms? Exct'llc'nt HAL COLBERT ii,rwilh Phr.',q 323 106? financing available ' i' 'i:, PIA ,J) 1P'% J73 0119 171 511% 1nc,tti fl Sorrento, on 1 4 acres. Stemper Realty JI3 .cJ COUNTRY LIVING IN TOWp1! ,Sir condt'nn,-t Slt ritrgi bli' with a low cost HAL A COLlIE Pt, REAL TOP Sound imposSible) I bedro0, Ci'i,tr,,lFlorici,, lIP S'.j J1 JI PUV) Ad 7 SELP.iA WILLIAMS Associate ___________ baths. 7 story home on i', woocjerj MULTIPLE LIST INC REALTOR icrest 377 1991 Swimming p001, -19195, French - Fyi's 371 061? or 273 1587 Summer Is Almost Here 43Lots-Acreage , fireplaces, separate garage '77 1196, 37? 1984 -- Get rgi'jy br hot 'tn in thi5 apartment Range. dishwasner 377 .9, 377 4164 CALLIPIGAI.I VALENTINES 1 Ar, 17 l'ct i ,. 71' • 11'. cihl drapes Locgitc'd a 305 w 13th lovely I twdrociu., h't,' sth PIgii' your Valentine Love Lines in v,ide mobile horn.', fend ar'd pric'ci at iUSt S39.Si)3 Scret',w d pool Large corner lot, thC F vi'nirlg i4,'r,ild. Ihcn watch COft/IIVI E R CIA L I ,stur,', large g,lrrJ,'n ready to Can pit m,,n nIb i'r i'xtras Call Sanforci's Sales Leoc'r your romance blossom Call ri'anl Sell or trade for motor' home . LOCAlION 37? ?titl ii N)) 93 . AT 322-2420 ANYTIME or travel trailer Located off Cocicl..ieI r efurh",h,'cI 2 t..'ciroe,. ---------Wilson P .il Paoia, E of Wilson It,,,, lr,,ite rti' $13 )O REALTORS MIS 2343 PARK C a II Bait , boo,, follow sign 373 609e RATES - 4)-Houses lIlP4r..11111 HOURS .... - k'o Beverly J. Holtomb, igi, to c* Curtis Dr CtC . $31,100 Beulah Jonc's, sgl. to Pauline Herbert . M'lltiouse & wi Jenny H.. James L. StOrn' & WI M4v15 to Ben R6'tald A. Holcomb 8. wI Margar.t Tompkins Land Co., Inc. to Washington aka Watson, sgt., E . 01 Lot 1. Underoaks. $37,800. W. Peters. sgl . LI 16 Lake Ann Ests Richard 1. Steink. £ wI PameI4 K , 5', nf NW'. of P1W '. ks S 100'. Sec R. Lot i. 81k 8, Lloyds Terr.. Lk Nurses; RN'S; IPPI's; Aides; Aide. John A Sthutkins & Sandra to Un. 7, 1100 Branney, $31,000. Lot 253, Trallwood Ests.. Sec. 2. 777131, $100. Corpafli0fl; Needed Immediately. 41c a line S times Robert Reid & wI Joanne. Lot 5, I thru RObert J Cartwright Ilto Thomas Jose L Crcsp & Christine E. to $30,O0. Earl H. Blalock I *1, Alit. 0. 675 0636 Spr,ng Oaks. 1.1)500. 3lc a line E. Herendeen P. WI Linda. Lot 1?, Pedro Jose Crespi Gonzalez. I ots 6 It.ru 25 times Clifford D. Jordan to David A. Andrew J. Lundy Jr., igt., LI 1, 81k Margie Titus. Successor Trustee 61k C. Skylark 5 d. 132.900. 5:30 P.M. 24c a line 8:00 A.M. 8.6 tess N 5' 61k C, Sanlando Springs JackSon I WI Drema D., Lot 11 61k P4 Longwood Park, 12,1*0. 26 times will of E. H Kilbec to James 1. Wm. FjIler (married) loS. Wm MONDAY thru FRIDAY Tr. No. 0. 1100 5. RepI. of Sheets 1 1. 2 North Url. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Greater Constr. Corp. to Carlcs 24-BusifssportUnihes Goodman 8. Laurc'ta Kennedy Fuller &wf RobertaM ,Lot 5. 81k C. Miriam A. Appleton 8 Lawrence Townslte 4th Addn., $73,500. Lee Rutherford 8. WI. Jean, Lot , SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum Goodman. wi . E 2C8 7 of W £60 I' of ldylt*tcic' of loch ArbOd-, Sec 1, Appleton toMiriam A. Appleton Iii 41 The Robino Ladd Co. to the 61k F, Seminole Sites, $73,700. P11)74' cit SF'. cit NW', (if St 71 %l( rd Gt ., 333 ,i 5t 1taLhpflLO,l . LuISO, l'iutlhw,xnj Cligiric's 8. Gaiiaç".er Jr. & WI ' VENDING ROUTES 70 32. $6000 C. H. Rae & wf Leone M. to C I I (tess N 4101W 37$') of Ser. 1571 3), Sd (in lieu of Id), $27,200, Kathleen to A.A, McClanahan & wf. Stanley C. Duane & wf Gladys P. Paving I Eicavating Inc Lot 19 1100 Excellent Opporlunity Only 4 10 Nader Homes. Inc. to Mich.sel A. Carolyn D., Lots S & 6, 01k 4. 1st to 0. C. Snyder Jr. 8. WI VICkIC C.. 81k I. Flora Hts. $1,000 hours weekly with complete LIbby 8 WI Sandra i.. Lot Miriam A. Appleton to Thomas P , Lake Sec.. Marvanla. 121,500, Lot I. Eureka Hammock. 120,000. company training 1 location set. Louii V. Zauss Jr I WI Paula to Moran. Trustee, N 41 ys. ol 5 330 yd. Searcy Shores. $30,100. Kathleen Hamrick to Robert W Johnny W Huneycutt 8 *1 Linda Carl H Vorpahl & wf Grace N.. Lots of SE ' of hw '. (less N II' of W up. Investment of 1600 15000. Call 8,1 AIre Homes, tnt, to Levi Goyette&wl. Mary H., Lot 77. 61k 5, H. to Eugene P. FoolcI wf Dorothea 10. II, 8. ii (less W I') fleck's AricIn . collect, Mr. Carson, 513 576 3370 378') of Sec. II 7131. 1100. Di.on 8 WI Beartrice, Lot 585, Dreamwold. 2nd Sec. $19.,00, W. Lot 3). 61k A North Cr1. Terr . $.000 Larry Appleton to Thomas P. SprIng Oaks Un. 5. $41,700, Linda Darlene Boston to Rober E. - _____________ HAMBURGER DRIVE-IN, good Sec 9 Un. 7, 130.900 Mary C. Hicks, sgl. to James F. Moran, Trustee. Beg. at p1 of E line Robert Garcia I WI Nelida to Ceo. Boston 8. wI. Carol. Lot 21, Sunny establIshed 17 92, location, Theodore T. Buctbauer 8. wI Hicks. sgl.. " Int: Lot 1, 81k I. SW '.01 Sec 2370 37, a dst 870$' N H. Kendrick 8 w Teresa A., Lot 17, S'opes. 1100 business Priscilla 1. to Robert T. McAllister, Englith Ests. Un. 3, 1)6.1.00. of S 'ISCC. post of said sec. etc 1100. Oviedo Oaks, Un 2. 132,100. The Springs to Jonathat _____________________________ BEAUTY SALON- Active, good Loll, 81k 30 Sec 2 Suburban Homes, Nayland H. Stes'ens & *1 Mary C. - ....-. Lawrence Appleton to Lawrence Dolores Sekinel. adm. cit. Elsa 0. Livingston Group Inc., Lot 2, 61k 0, location, new eguipment. Owner $21,700. to Jerry Whitecotton & WI Linda. Lot Appleton £ wf. Mirian, A., Beg. al p1 Zerrennerto Ape. Sales, Inc., E 617' The Springs Deerwood Ests., 4'PQrSOflaIS 18-Help Wanted - will finance. James F Herndon I wI Hazel R. 10. 01k C Lake Kathryn Park, 4th 340' N of Wtr. Sec post Bet. Secs 23£ of Lots I 8. 9 & S $7.67' of E 641' of 1)7.700. _____ ........... OAR8EQUE RESTAURANT'o Charles A HUt(hinson 8 wf Addn , 116,000 24.70.32, .t, $100. Palmer's sd, $20,000. Wallace I. Siater & wf Shelby .1. Good building, new equipment, GeraldneJ., N 12S' of S 150' of Lts 11 Roxie Spivey to Lulu Sims SedrO. Lawrence Appleton To Thomas P. IS ALCOHOL A PROOLEM Wm. J. Erickson to Betty L. to Richard C Slater I WI. Mary Lts TELEPIIOP1E INTERVIEWERS ample parking, real estate in & II, 61K 0. Maine A,jdn. to LW. Lot 6. 61k 8. Tier 6. Sanford. E. R. Moran, Trustee, N'ly ', of Lot 16 Erickson (married) Lot 12, Lake 7037, intl 1st Addn Lk Sylvan, IN YOUR FAMILY? DO YOU HAVE clucled 51.600 Trafford's Map, $100. Lake Harney Manor, 1)00 AL ANON 55.800 Harney s d. $11,800. 3 1 EXTRA HOURS DAILY?? Fennand Gournier, sgl. to Rafael Romero&WI Kathleen Ann Charles Edw Blevins & Elsie to For tamilies or Iri*'nds of proble ' Eli:. Lippi, gl to Eugene 0 FF.. Mid Fla. to Wm. Starling Extra Hours? Extra Incomel CailBart Real Estate Margaret A. Fountain & Frances E. to Rafael Romero & wi Kathleen aiIce'i. Erwin Schmalt 8. wI. Sophie C., t,.ots Bedal & WI Carmen M.. 1013, Spring Nuckolls, sgl.. Lot Ii, 01k C, Replat Pleasant Telephone Work FROM 2'mmrmn. it ten. Lt 4.5. flIP. 1. Ann, 8. Antonia Larsen & hb. Ronald PFALTOR 377 1193 ii, 178 '3. 81k F, Wi'dmere, 116.000. Gdns.. 531.000. For further information call 173 4.51 of Sanora Un. 1 & 7, $38,SCO. OWN HOME. Representing fine Eas?brook s ci Un 3. 122,000 R., & Roberl E. Mack & Margaret Oak harbour Corp. to James M. or write Thonias W. Hobbs Jr & wI. Gail to Charles D. Werry to Robert W. Naticnal Firm for individuals in Klein Build.ng Corp. to Thomas D. V., SW'. of NW'. (less Beg. 27 rods Re nta Is .nford Al Anon Family Group P.( Vincent, condom Unit 27.C. Oak Wefry & wI WIIIa Mae, Lot 54$, MichaelG. Morton & *1. Patricl,, M. the Sanlord. Altamonbe Springs, flerrell I WI Patricia A , Lot lIeu W P4 of SE cor of SW'. of NW'. of SE Harbour Sec. One. 1)00 60. 533. Sanford. FIa. 27771 Town of Longwood, $100. Lot 2. 61k D. Revenna Park Sec., Winter Park 8. Orlando areas. NO 7 43') all of 3. a. w is ci' of Lot 2. cc'r. of SW'. of NW'.. of Sec. 73 70 30. Trusts, Atico Mtg. mv. El to Loch Arbor. 171,000. Superior Constr. Co.. Inc. 10 Frank SELLING. Must enloy talking B!k 59, Sanlando The Suburb etc.), $100. JarnesM, Vincent condom Plo. 37 , c, JonesSr.&wfCorineC,w'.',of Lots Unfurnished Janie L. Shoemaker, wid, to ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call To with pe*hic. Schedule own time. Beautiful, Palm Sprincs Sec , Earle I Denton, IgI to Eli:. Ann Ok Hartaur Sec. One, 53?,tO0. 199 & 7t. .1. 0. Pockarth 1st AdUn Jinc's R. kun:weiler & *1. Joellen, Free. 641 7027 for "We Care"13-20 hours weekly. Guaranteed 135.000 Denton, sql., Lot 4, 8l ICarriaor QC[)* Ben F Wide 8 t Fc'th 3. Midway, s3oo 'Hot? nrY' .'.cluitS or Teens Beg at SE cor. 01 S ,. ot Lot A, Sec hourly rate Will train. Call our toll 5131 I P.. III.'. ill C', f P,itChCfl, j F Davis Jr & wI Sor*dra H Phil On No 3. 1100 ',',Iliam 1. V,'aiJt & WI. Melt'n C. to 31. $.3l,D(.) '" Otha L. Dc'nni & wI Etouis to free number: 1mm. 0cc. F ranklin Arrn Apis., 'ci Patricia Hill Rogers, sql., Lot II Eugene J. McCann Ill & WI Thomas A. McEachern Ill, Its 14. Lewis E. Wyant & WI Margaret T., Peter E. Wright £ WI. Mildred to 1.100 373 1*04 1170 Fla. Aye, 323 6450. Singers of 5, 61k 30 Sanfando The Suburb Virginia to JosCph P. Vandigritf & 29, & 30, 61k 3. 2nd Sec. Dreamwold Lot 11 81k A. Amended Plal of Lake 8en Ward Agency Inc. P08 77$ Beautiful, Sanford Sec.. 132.500. Nationally known Production Cc WI Mary Anne, W 5575' 04 Lot IS 8 E less alley. $100. Kathryn Park, 2nd Adcln , 116.300. Oviedo, Lot 70 & N SO' ofit, Mud FTU Ovledo-Ouplex, turn. Or WENEEDVOUM! Carl Dunn P. WI Hltn to Robert 19.25. c,f 16. 81k i N.."P'.ite, 539.800 kJksng br freth new talent. Cal Edwin 0. Safer & wf. Harriet 1. to Manor Un. No. I, $74,200, w'ifurn. Ideal location Reasonable L Miller & wf Deborah E • N", of 305 17? 4.431 today. - Our over 60 year old company is Wm. Ou.11.tt.. •dm. sit Donald Raymond C. Clark Jr., sq to Ben Nellie A. Blanksby, sql., condom Ward & Black*ood Inc. to Peter 365377). 'W. of NW'. of SW'. of Sec. 16 7. M. towm. 1. OueIlelte & Robert W.. Unit 482. Vill6qe of Windemeadows W Peters, sg • Lot 14, Lake Ann E Wright 8 wI. Mildred K expanding in your area. , Lot )5 -30 (less Rd.). 114.300 Lot It, Palm Shadows, etc.. £ Lot 10 Ests Un 2, 170,000 No, 4, 129500 5r'LOSt & Found We are looking for lccal people with r..r'w.rk,i.I Peplat of Mc'ad Manor Un 2. 544,600 Thomas M. Por1Gi'Ietd & *1 Ter. I, Sec. 7,1, £ 17.20-32, St. Johns First Seminole Serv. Corp. to Ben sales and management ability to Guardian Mtg lnv. to Charles P. David L Mackey I WI Shirley to - _______ Kareen K. to Robert Anderson 8. *1 Ranch Ests.. Unrecorded plat, 1100. & Irene 0. Williams, lot so, Winsor Ward Agency Inc. Lot 16. Garden David I Mackey & wf. Shirley R work our overabundant supply of REWARD Mary, Lot 7 81k 7 HeftIer Homes '..ivan ocaroom api., iignis, water Ronald W. Tucker & WI Peggy to Manor, $37,100. Grove tin. No 1, 19.900 leads whIch Is Iorcing us to open a Lots 141 IS 81k A & Its 3 & 1. 61k E Missing 3 year old female, mhiec Ort., Sec. 1, 531,500. lurn , adults. 191.50. 3227796 after Charles V. Rodenburg&wf CarolS. Carl Bradbury & wt. Winnie to Seminole Terr. Repi. $100 Steve Munqer, sgl. to Jofn I. new oIlice to meet this demand. Collie CermanSheplserd,Answert S eve's & wk nd's. Angelo P. Caggiano & WI Gail I, to 10* 38, 81k 6. Sterling Park Un. No. S.auls Sr . Trustee, Lot 16, 61k A, w , s Drumley Sr. & v.1, Genevieve It will also open management op DavidW. Fessler 8 wf. Marylou to to name el "fi,"ots". lives in Lakt tobert 6. Schon. Lot 7, 61k E. Lake 1. 135.300. Woodmc'rc Park. 2nd RepI . $17,300. I.N 12'oISSO' Of Lot 1, 61k. 9, Tier 7. Bobby J Carroll & *1. June L. Lot portunities to career minded Mary area, II found call 377 5109 MONTHLY RENTALS rathryn WoodS, 125.00". Wm. I. Sayers & *1 Beverly to Barney Byrd & WI. Gladys to Sanford, 15.100 people. 21, llesdale Manor, $15,000 REWARD AVAILABLE Robert 6. Schon to Robert 8. Clarence E Williams & WI Tommie FF. Scm. to Gala S. Durrance, Margaret M. Mullins, sgl., Lts 39£ ArtrNazzaro& TinatoVlrgitL $1311150 CoiorTV Schon & Michael .1 Masi Jr., Lot 7, C., Lot 6. 81k F, Lake Orienta Hills jo, 61k 75, Crystal Lake Winter III., Lut 15 81k G. Camelot Un.. Lloyd &wf Mabel L.. LtSI S 'i 0*1, LOST Contact Mr. Lef'ian Lady's P'illfold, in or near QUALITY INN NORTti BIKE. Lake Kathrr. Woods, $11,300. Un. No 2. 538.000. 529.500. Homes s.d. $11,100. Park 'N Quality Inn .op on Sanford Ake. 61K 70, Sanlando Sub. Beaut I II SR 431, Longweod Robert N. Harrell & WI Wilma C. Howard A. Miller Jr., its Theodore Mae Baker. Wid to Joseph Sanford. Sec. 128.800 Wendy Honeycutt to ,J Paul Reward Ph. 323 6212. I-I and 131 ! Alfred A Burger Jr & wf T Dudek 8. wI June M.. Lot 1 3. E Watkins, N 10'of LotIS&LotI, Honeycuti, lot 52, Shady Oaks. $100 Longwood Patrick E. Kelley & wI. Jean M. to _____________________________ BAMBOO COVE APTS 'itherine T.. Lot 72. 61k C. Spring 19 36' of 2. 81k 53. Sanlando The Monday,Feb9.11a.m 1pm Grange Properties Inc. Inc to Packards 1st Addn Midway, 1.600. Jean M. Killey, Lot 3S, Walden Dccc' 7 bedroom apartniaojs, 6-Child Care valley Farms, 5cc. 8. 1110,000. Suburb Ocautiful. Palm Springs Betty J Froman to Grant 'rerr., $100 Lowry Earl Rockett 6 WI. Patricia or 6 to 7 :30 p. rn, ___________ ._______ lurnithed or unfurnished. Newly Mary T. Harper, wid. to Mary T. Sec., $35,500 P. Lot 791 Spring Oaks tin. v. Froman.Lot23, 81k 5. Weathersfield FicKling & Walker Inc to James redecorated, Come see. 300 E Pastery Man for Danish and Sweet Harper 3. Shirley A. Swisher, jt. K, H. Martin I wf Ruth to Ronald 1.33,900 Addn, ?st, $1,100. C Carder & wI. Rosemary, Lot 10, A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infan,i ten . Beg 615' SI deg. W of Intersec, C. Beyers 3. wI. Judy E.. lot Airport ftivd Sanford. 373.13$ Rolls, bread mixer, experienced Lloyd Tate & *1 Gladys to Vernon 61k C. Lake Kathryn woods. is? to age 2 only Neat to new Drivers' on1y to apply. 372 7596 Seminole MeIlOnv, Av. & Celery Ave., run S 1 1. 61k B North Orlando Ranches, Dorothy Chadwick to Morgan 0. W. Midgette I Ernestine, from 5 ', Addn, License Bureau. 322 6641. 1 or 2 Bedrooms, Adutts only m wso' the'nceW 17.5' etc.. in Sec Sec 3. 17000 Sellers, Lots 4 S 6 7 $ & 9 81k I. mile poit of Sec 711979, CIt. Sd,500, owen Cobb I wI. lone to Austin New government program. Child PARKAVENUEMOBILE PARK .l 193). $100. Whitcombs 1s' Addn Geneva etc., Ed L. Herendeen & *1 Agnes to George A. Stone & WI. Alice to Dcv. Corp , Lot 33. 61k 12 2545 Park Drive $lOup care for as low as $7 per week, if -. 521,000. Daniel .1. Sullivan Ill I. wI Sherrilt David P. Malloy I *1 Karen. Lot 76. . Orthodox Church CI Christ The Weathersficld, 1st Acldn , $16,700 you qualify. 37) $471 r.. Ch"!c' Sv;ivois. 1. 'i'O'. t3t.. !ar!' !*".. L't 1 8 2 81K 0 C.IP. . Lul , -"'' r:t, AN Mu l'Af, 1, 7, 3, rm Cd%ri&tc!y Gtlii il., Iv Lt'erri,n ________________________ Dorothy, sql. I Martha S. sql. to Ridge Park, 177.000. 81k H Summer'set North, Sec. 5, $16,000. trailer apts. Adult & family pork WilIest I WI. Annie. Lot 16, replat of $100, 'fliings to Eat RlchardL, Beck,lotsl,7,3&4, 61k MgicFin.Copr.toC,W,Harkins& Weekly. 3.515 Hwy 17 2. Sanford. Fla.LandCo.toEdw.M,Arnold& part of regl. of Lots 1 & 7. Watts _________ Dr. Geo. M. PlIjan & wf Edith t wI Susan I.., Lots 28, 29 & E IS.fl' of E, RObert 1. BetIs Ad to Alt., 323 1930 WI Martha V., Unit 712 The Farms. 1.6.000. W. C. Harinslus (married), Lot 10 27, 81k 54, repl. of Sanlando the 11).000 Fruit For Sale 'YO('RI.ITTII ru.u;l;%cr' Highlands Patio Itomes, condom AVALON APARTMENTS S1c'tpy H011ow, 1st AcJc2n , 110.500. Suburb Beautiful, Palm Springs Richard I. Beck to Richard I. Wilco Constr. Co. to Ruth E. Call before 10 a m or after 3 p.m. 42 Buerger, sql . Lot 27, 61k A. AGENCY TRAINEE- Carter lob ADULTS, P40 PETS Beck 8 v.1 Marlene C • Its 1 7 3 I I Thomis W. Stokes £ WI Marian W. Sec.. $7Q H Miler P. Sons ml Orl.. Inc to Woodmei-e Terr , Sec I. $26,500 for career person Do personnel 116W 7nd.7t to Jott.t C. Wait £ wf Marsha E. Lot (QCD) Harold Keeling, 6dm. est. 81k E, Robert I Betts Addn, to Alt.. Gary 1. Trotter I *1. Cassondra C. NAVEL ORANGES, $2.50 flU. CombankWP to Agnes Gidus. Interviewing and Counsel 114, Devonshire. 1.44.200. Samuel to Harold Keeling I Gladys 1100 MURCOTTS,$3.00 BUSHEL Lot 138. San Sebastian Hts. Un 1, wid., Lot I), 81k 21 Suburban 3 Ronmdo'vnstaiirsapI ,suc,able lot' Management potential Salary Strhen C. Boemler P. Patricia to 125.700 Virgin.a B Biuiop. v.1 01 Norris to Van Ness. Lot 13, 61k 2. Flora HIs., 3776733 or 3770362 matur, singles or working Homes, 15,300. plus commission. Norris L Bishop, Lots 1,2,9 & 10 61k 1100 Catherine Eli: (Long) McAdam, Lot H Miller & Sons Ort, Inc. to Robt. couples Convenient location. 372. Grange Prop. Inc to Cornell.a RECEPTIONIST- Part time. Great 7 Highland Park, $100. to I The Colonnades, 2nd Sec. 116.600. Jefferson Homes. Inc. J Robt. J. Piece & Wf Cynthia, Lot Marie Moore. Lot 804, Spring Oaks Make your Buoget go further, stiop 1739 boSs. Cass.elberry area, _______________________________ Frank H. Cannon 4. wI Betty A. to Christoçher Riato & wI Margaret, Westey Dowell & *1 Debris to the Classified Ad every da 110 San Sebastian HIs Un 1,177.900 Un. IV, 539 GENERAL OFFICE- Super sharp Dade Fed, Lots S & 6 81k 0, Lot 14, BIk 36. Fourth Sec. Robei'I Woodwarcl & wI Belie, LI 7, Upstairs S room apartment water personality, accustomed to talking Sanlando Springs Tr. 15, 2nd rpl., Dreamwoid, 179,900 61k 22. North Orl., 1st Acldn, $73.. furnished $175 per month Child to People. $35,400. Ben ward Agency Inc to Sofia N Luther J. Carroll Jr. & wf Jo Ann and pet o k. 377 0251 WAITRESS- Good tip's. SEND A __________________________ Wm. C. Fabet I wi Linda to to Frank Witherspoon, It $4. Fla. Cirocco, Wid. Lot 3. Sweetwater CASHIER- Pleasant working JcisephM Murasko& *1 Aon.-.i N. Grovet Cc, 1st Addn Black Ham Addn Oviec.jo, $500 FURNISHED VALENTINE MESSAGE i . '' __.__.i ,1 c:ndtis. 7.cc L.vs. Lt 12, 81k A, Spring Valley Farms, mock, $)4, Ben F. Ward Jr. & wI Cohn, to GARAGE APARTMENT o SOMEONE YOU LOVE LICENSED PLUMBER- Must be Nopets 5cc 2, 171,900 Investment Corp St. Jghns to Clifford 1. Eubanks & wf Wilma H., 2300MeilonvhIeAve .'.,)-" local with good background, Superior Constr. Co.. Inc. to Erthi Larry Blair & wf Mary I.. E 330' of Beg. at SW cor of Lot 6, Mud SALES REP.- Work for National . Manor. Un. 3. 147,000. . . ..' C iohron I wI JacQueline 1. Lot N 637' of P4 1264'ot Sec. 62032, less r31A-(Xiplexes Company Good benefits, good _________70 81k A, Dixie Terr., 120.800. Roger A. Hodges & v.1 Judith to w. $100. potential. _________________________________ Arlhur Truzzi & *I Fiornc to Wair Rentals, Inc., Penson I Morris C. Hodges & wf Agnes H. Li .,,/" " CHILD CAME COUPLE- Work DUPLEX- lurnished or un Wm. J. Green 3. WI Sandra I.. Lot , Prof. Sharing Plan to Larry Blair I 2, 61k C. Town of Peola. less E 175'. with emotionally disturbed Ideal location. 81k A Replat of Lots 793.30, Bear WIMIryL , E fl0'oIN637'oi N 1266' 14,200. furniShed children. Living quarte fur Lake HIs., $43,000 Reasonable rent 365-3771 Carl L. Kraerner I Lois & Jotwi C. of Sec. 6-70 32. less rw, $100 niahed, Good benefits, 1)0.500. Kraerner & WI Alice to Ernest V. \ Thelma Voski to Graeme L. anytime, Murray L. Fredericks, etc.. ", HOSTESS- Attractive, bubbling --. Bak,r& WI Hazel A., Beg, at SE car. Trvite,s to Larry Blair & WI Mary Fos'er, Lots 11, 13, 13,14. 1S& 16, 61k One BR, urifurn apt., electric heat, personality, 1. Crystal Lake Winter Homes s d, L., B 330' of N 632' of N 1266' of S.c. The Huske'y Co to Prestige. Inc . Lot SAKER- Expirlenced In Danish air, carpet, stove & ri-f Adults $5. 1)7,000. \IA I E 4-20-33, Less rw, 13.333 Fl E LOVE LI Isi ES -' )7 7796 altec 5 & .s'. nds 9 01k C SA-cetwater Oaks, Sec . and bread Good hours. MonfiCId Hallman I wI Lucy 'o Larry 0. Blair 8 *1 Mary I , t LOCKSMITH- Mutt hv SOniC 115.900 i'-' Cecil A. Bailey & wi Dolores J., E Rev. R. W. Wiggins. It 71? experience, Edw. P. Luckenbaugh Jr. I *1. If There 's A Special Someone... 0' o P4632' of N 1244' of Sec. 4.70. Bookertown, 1.300 Unfurnished Nancy I. toL.rryW. Watkins & WI. 32, less r-w. *IO,OOO. John D. Roberts I WI Darnell tO -WE SELL SUCCESS.Paulette J. Lot 1). 81k C. San Bruce C. Thrialkill & Judy to Levie Fla. mv.. Lot 29 01KM North For Pent. Suntand. 3 BR, 1 bath, 101 Commercial Send Them Something Special 37) l74 1'. Sibitlian HIS Un 2. 140.800 Donald W. James 8. wf Joan M., E Ot'i Terr, Sec 1 Un. 1 (in lieu of carpet, stove $175. 32) 7771. . -41 Barbara S. Rvsk to Michael Rink 71.1' 01W 185.1' of 1019, 50* A. Id ), 13.500. apt. 7 OrI. Lot 1). Tvskawlfla s.d. Meuser sd, $70400 Magnolis Svc Coro to Sol Dale BROWSE AND SAVE ...lt's easy WANT TO SELL Print your own personal expression tIOO. and fern... The Want Ad Way. J. Claude Heacock & wI Frances Builders Inc., Lot 531, Wekiva Hunt YOUR HOME 7 of love in the Valentine Love Lines Vera P. Oenney 8 C Watson to Percy W. Cump Jr., Unit Club Fox Hunt, Sec 3. 16.500 Buying a new home? MovIng to an 1" Denney to Vera P. Denney. wid., C. Village of Windmeadows No. Im Bedroom, 7 bolh, carpeted. stovp to be published Friday, Feb. 13th Austin Div. Carp to Wm. W. apartment? \ Watson Denne'y & Ceo 0 Derasey, and refrigerator, central heat and Austin&wlMaryL,, lots iS. 19120. cooa., so,000. on the Classified Page. Get some actior with a Herald . sql. Lot 13 (less W 7') Quail Pond air, garage, fenced yard 377 3833 81k 0. Harmony Hones sd £ It II '5 classif led ad. We'll help you write _______________________ / Hts Repl. $100. 8th B, $20,000. ' '\ Phil Orr. exec. & heir of P P . • an ad that will bring a fast sale. DELTOP4A- 7 OR, furnished or Walter Hammond Wessels to HilCy to Walter H. Casey Panciall P.1 Dike 8. v.1 f3esse to v.t CALL 322 7411 unfurnished, $153 to $175 2-BR, 7 \ es Irene Marjorie Waldeck Wess.els Winfired S., Lots 6 & 5 MIneral JohnM. Dike, Lot 4, 61K 2, Mineral bath, carport, Swimming pool, 19.5' of Lot I, & N 63.5' Of Lo 7. 81k SprIngs F&t-k 3rd . ( PER LINE i Springs Park, $100. Sec FOR $190 month. Dynamic Properties, N, English Ests. Unit 2.1)00. READ CAREFULLY J0hnJ.Allen,M,D.foEll:abdhG Apex Sales. Inc. loAmerican Prod. ONLY S V Hardwick, Broker, Deltori. Dalton I. Burke. fIb. of Kathleen Each. Inc B 647' of Lots i & , & S Pearce, Lot 3 81k B Ridge High s Loading manufacturer. Automobile , 44 6.4)). to Dalton I. Burke I wI. Kathleen ' 57 67' of E and motorcycle accessories, Top ______________________________ 6.11' of It 10, Palmer's sd. Lot 121. Lake Nlrr,c't Ests , 5)00. QuaII?ypi-oducts.Fac1oqyir0 Carol Ann Hardman to Wm M ', $100 OSTEEN- 1 BIdroom. $110 per '. Each additonal line, lic dealer distribution. Over 30 years Harclmar, 51,281.2' of Govt. .a Ii Gerald P. McGrat?y Jr. wi. Joy month. SCHU PEN REALTY, in business. Very 3trong financial of Ry, (less W 70$') etc., in Sec. . . , A. to Jimmy C. Adcock & wI. Eli:. cIW Realtors. 377-1)07 ,polltlon.Exclting sales plan. 67030. 1100. .. " I T., Lot 572, SprIng Oaks Un 3 Major expansion program being John R. Tweedy & WI Shirley to A. 140,700. Furnished accelerated. More products. B Edw. Pittman & Gloria to Earl Rutseil Tryon & wI Mary E, 8. Latest addition, CB 2 way radios N Gill & WI. Patricia A, Lot 4, Nelson A. Stark & Helen, I Jn P I Bedroom furnithed house for rent, More branch operations, Pot'. Tweedy 8. Shirley, Los $ 01k 50, Spring Oaks Un 3 9Ø Luxury Patio Apartments in Paola Phone 372 4267 tland,Oregonwilfopens Townsite of North Chuluota, 171,00) Sates ____________________________ (OCO) Grace Greene & Or Lowell Increase ha iTUDIO 1,2,3 average it pct. per H. Reed to Dorothy Smith I Melvin ' . ",' Stephen F. Sensakovic, sql. to • '),,," year (213 pcI total) since i,,, BEDROOM SUITES Smith. Lot 1081k3. repl. Sit. 1 £2. Lynn C. Gessert, sql., E 100' of S L..ot North Orlando Township. 4th Addn.. 75.79' of P4W '.01 NE 'i of SE 'aol 2 BEDROOM Need FACTORY REPRESEN $100. ' Sec. 34-19-30. 524,300. TOWNHOUSES '; 1 Acre land'for moilc hornS - 339. TATIVE in thIs and other Catherine Brown & fIb. Richard to Aylesbury Homes Corp. to Charles " 00rj1 2033 .'./" EstablIshed accounts. Trernen Theodore Davis S. WI. Dorothy I. S Wade Hall & wI Georgia C. It 77 811 I, dous patential, Flys flair. .Sr. 2 Acres for rent for mobile I'of N 193.1' of E 97)1W 577,9' of B Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. S. 177 000 ° 0 F RON ningi. Average two nigb weekly Call 372 1061 between 6 & 7 pm P4W i.m of S.c 4.20.31. P. I ta I 4 7 Mictta.l A T*ni'l.l P. wI Alyca øn o, on road. Weekly travel Lovis Frman Plat, $4,000. Bennle F. Williams & wI. Dinni, **ee,h ' I -. 1(OVE ESTATES- Nh. Swim, allowance, Weekly draw. Monthly 1505 W.2Sth St. Ben Ward Agency Inc. to Steven J.,P4330'ofSé6O'ofWMO'of NW, ( commission on mail orders. t tl.bo4t, clUbhOUsi,$S0m0.Fre. 0 lOIZ&WI,GrettheflN,,E400'ofS 0* NW'. ofSec. 107031, less rw. SANFORD 11 literature. P.O. Box 40, Osten. Protected territory, of P4W '. of SE '.. Sec. 16.31 31, $16,500. Fla 37761 377 6(377, less II 30' 1)1,500, Joseph B. Anderson. sql. to Excellent advancement EugeneE.W.PlichoPstoRob.rI E. op Samuel H. Wilson I wI P05.6 Ic,'. ProfessionallyManaged 1: porturitle's. No seniorIty program Heil & wI. Dale 1. N 200' of S 400' Beg. t p1101.35' P401 SW car. of Sec By 37-Bjsjp,ess Property but promotions from within, of E 700'ofWl00'etc. inSec. 2521. 343037, run E 626.1' N 104.35' W ExperIence desIrable but not 30. 113.300. 624.1' 1 S 104.35' to pob, 13.500. - 6005q Ft ShopSp.ce ,' . i"'-' John, necessary. Very thorough Sandra Smothers. sql. to Mallard Miller Dev. Inc. Of Cocoa Beach to ç4"1 I 100 N Maple , Please be my traIning. Complete inSurance Morgan 8. wf Bessle. Lot 3, Secret 54K Enterprise's of Alt, Spgs, Inc. ,iace 37) $121 or J77 4470 Valentine. program and retirement plan, Call Lake 5 a repi , $6,300 .-.. S 3)4 75' of E '701 SE ',c, of P4W '. of Love. Mary 1-901.533 571) Cxl. 143 during office "U/ ne '.. Sec 721 IC, etc.. $100. Commercial Building houri or write today for ap_________________________ Merle E. leese I wI Mary I. to 0.• plicalicin to: sic. 2Officesattachecj Warehouse truck .,llllllSC,,...i . .. ...•.-... / • --, -. -'-- T'3'I ' rn-HrIn Wanted 1 .Jctn V MuH ci u Sa'On K '0 --- - ,,- - _.- -_ '%."'1''__! ...., -.'-----,' .......... ________________________ - Photo9 ra )Ii 'f Wercpar,,r.,ci,,, - ________________________________ h't'i'tc,c1r b, ,l s' 20 W ,eci (I - Income Tax Serv. ____________ .i.::P;.t,,*.:: ;;*' '.'.It _____________________ Window Sevic :0.3 II �____________ m- - :-- Fl a c I Mod Walker JLJT 6NLED l IT ACROSS MLTO%OJt4TN 44 - - - 0 / 17 N *4 - =,. Tht4OA!j __ - __ Z - 11116- 00! I I.- I -_ - 61 Epochs DOWN 1 Trnn9 of it-, e -t ; ; CS 16 Expunger heroine 20 Utilizers 28 We 45 Female relative 39Suns 41 Roule (at) I 5 Masculine nicknafre 24 Exclamation of 48 Jot GENIINI iNfay 21-June 20) \'our l Ear better problem . 16 Vntsler's Ju"Sdtl,on yours 47 Above sorrow 52 Mbl,cai name 55 Samte (ab I ~ 1 ( 13 I ____________________ 15 - - - - ir - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 7- ___________ A* I AS A LLT LADE . _________________ E 24 L) - ft% - ASKiNG Ou . - 25 26 ROOST --; 27 32 - ! : -,;...-. -------T to c BUGSY1S HERE ER ._iSAKIE TWE 1 (1 ____ I ( / cim a - L f( ~1/ Th - -: _MF __ f !---. - - - - ) JLI,, - I - IX-11 ) 41 - ChicYoung . L ''?,_ - ,1 L 1', l ,?-1 1 J } i!J II '\I I J1 M) I I - - - - -I- - _. __ - _ I --__:_=;; -zMn~z__ I - -.__~ ~y - - . . _.- - - ___ --~Ii_. \I? \. thLi I I ; I . - -1 I __ D (3LE! . - To THi STUART" ____ - - y I - - \ '!AZI I I 1411 'I(AND HOW MANY UNCLESIP Ir I I I (" ~ I~ I~,i, 0 South i , 1 _17_______ % - - I ) -I / fl _ - .--I , _ SEEK & FIND ,_ ),A 4r__ 11 -;- WWI I -' T = II r ___________________ 1 I j - ' -I - T 61-1- Vi(KAT WAS MAKE YOUR FIRST M-ILLICIN HIS LJOB ?~-' I TS G 1O T THE END OF THAT YEAR I AEAED - - - F -% - - p c C E10K / e- -~ 1 I 0R I %- -1 .,.~ FRANK AND ERNEST MI), * ~" _ - . , A.' s . - * i''ja - 05SERILNI0Z0RD 0 i. I 4 * I ; ~Z -. . U L I 1. Today you're an excellent organizer. If you see someone - ___ i ___ . . _____ - - - -_ -_ -•. 11 - _______ 1. ,, ____ . -._________________ :• - ____________ A, . I , k 0 . - Rk a - .-._ . if, - * -M . 0 __ . ---- -_ _ 1. 4. C . _._jrZ - -_ - I - - 44. ' F T .11_1x] . - W"! fluence f rom the Tropics for Spring-Summer 1976. shimmering style is closely fitted to enhance fashion's exotic colors and moods. Short length styles (right) stu9e and gIos Spicing the hair th a variety of henna I -- _- i!n~~ . - - -= _ -4 .._. 7- - feature asymmetry of wave lines that enhance the facial structure The form can be smooth, curled or - fashi,in waved for a fresh, new look this Valentine's Day. Hair com bs are an important hair accessory. highlight of berry. nutmeg and exotic pe~ .- per& _____._ i- , . /T_ 8 __________________________________________________ ord __________________________________________ a fine catalyst for latent Pbihty. I' PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) YOU have the inner strength W get the family pulling together. Changes you effect win bring eatrhrm:ny. 13 __ To os H ~, .114* Designed primarily as a civic and community-oriented DORIS organization, members of DIETRIC11 Sanford Junior Woman's Club conrespoindeat C. haeundertaken perhaps one of the largest social events (ic. DIA L eurmg in the area in several i YOUR BIR'n1DAY Feb 9, I6 _____________ I 4 13 +I 1 Fun Time'Auction Aids I t Woman,s -' k -I a - , / t~%_ - . - 1 rojecill s club projects and maintenance of the Woman's Clubhouse. Officers for the following departments were elected for the coming year Home life Department: Mrs Alexander Brewster chairman: ,NIrs. Harriman, secretary; Mrs. Ralph Jirvis, finance; .Nirs. Paul Piety, mem. bership Mrs Jack Bur. nev, program. A framed certificate of appreciation from the Salvation Army was presented to the Sanford CII11fl S Club by Mrs Ralph Austin Smith for their Participation in the Christmas bell ringing i program. Mrs Ralph Jaris secretary; INIrs. Brisson membership SIrs. AlfreJ Payne, finance: Williams, prora,ii The Aris Department hIrs. Carl Dietrich, chairman Mrs JT (,i orge Drew Mrs Richard Elam, Mrs. Mary Gras, Mrs E T Loucks. .%Irs. E.A. ,Nfonforton, Mrs. Robert ,Nlorris, INIrs. Pau.1 Shitley, Mrs John Wilson, .Nlrs. N.A. Helfrich, Walter Gielow and hirs. Alfred Hunt Proceeds from the auction go toward ff- 712-7 Z_ ___ - ! f 1k f 24~ ma:~ J,-vc. , _,--.f ... . 44 4 - 1, 7~_.V Follir th bsines meeting luncheon , their guests I uncheon Mrs E I Yancey, finance, NIrs. Richard .%tapes, nmberstup Mr Per ,Nlercer, literature; .%Irs. P.T. Piet%, bible; Sirs. Joe held proam St rs. William Foster, chairman; Mr& nald Flanun vice chairman; Nirs. S.G. Conrad, chairman; MN Grady Durican. Mrs. T.R. Iut I (; Mrs H W Good spevd. .Nlrs. G.E. Quinn. .Nlrs. R.D. Rice. ,Nlrs. J W Ross Mrs I I Russell, Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom, ,%Irs. Mary Thompson and Mrs N A P, I it_tr,ir - r _04* ' - .. Welty. retired teachers of Shirley Platt Schilke, looked Huntington, W. Va. Virginia stunning in a blue and gray tone and Evelyn were classmates at (tress and white orchi iarsaii Uni v ersity, Hun autograph party, Thursday. ungton Leonard was principal held at Gif By Nan in do f Milton high School a n d tonSaord - hereShfrley's - - Club president, MrS. Robert Karns presided over the regular business meeting and luncheon of the Sanford Woman's Club, ethesday The program for the day as theannuslauction and "fun time." Area mer. chants and club members donated merchandise, white elephants and baked goods to be auctioned f Witty and vivacious Mrs. A.C. INIcReynolds was auctioneer, ably assisted tis Mrs Ja Burney Other hostesses for the fun time auction we mt,' Il ) C1 ,I - poetess, - A uk .- f .V • _____ do II During this time, they were Pizer, Feb. 14 bride-elect of the Canning Center, 5 E. active in civic affairs and Pat Steve Gordic. Celery Ave.. Sanford. And they was presented several awards . Appropriately decorated in are free to the public. . for her involvement in Beta the Valentine motif, the serving Ile first will be a course on Sigma Phi sorority table featured a centerpiece of borne canning, Feb 17 The " After leaving Saoford the red ,and white mums and following day. homemaker farnth including to children carnations accented with will learn ho their * 14, and Cliarlies, 7, lived silver Vickie. i anti c rys ta I I ap. " fore mothers" made jelly and This group ofenergcticyoung at Widbey Island, Wash.; pointments pickles On Feb. 19, th e can try women will hnst Ballet Guild's women, with all their In. Nlemphis, Tenn.; Albany. Ga. Attending were Nirs. Paul out the jelly on breads made by p ideas and and Key West, where George Pizer, mother of the bride-elect, Sirs. Ruth Runge during the priere performance of the imagination transform the was retized ter 24 years of Maitland Sally Per, sister of day s featured clas& Bicentennial dance drama, on thick section of the Civic Center service with t he U.,q Navy. the bride. Alamonte SpringsFeb 21, at Sanford Chic Into an elegant setting, on a ilia Clark Pat, a petite, attractiv e Mrs Robert Zeitler, Maitland S , su ~ (jk Center. The closed per- shoestring budget, ggestions for other brunette said, "Out of all the and linda Murdock, Orlando. formance will honor some Boo Planning to capture the places we have ever lived, we People would like to see supporters, including Mrs. ballet's colors of pink and loved at t e Canninh ord most. It is really Mrs. Paul Hickson Sr., mother eflteC Reubin Askew to horn the laender, the hostesses began home to us and when George and gr.mdmother of th future - -_ dance drama is dedicated and projecting the gala reception retired, it was only natural that bridegroom. nd ,Mmes. utfton dignitaries in the last fall and club members IlI e return here to make our Russell Gill, Cecil Jones,Die (lance and performing arts prepare most of the refresh. permanent home.,, edith Thomas Royal, Douglas 'W"Ices of Inez or1d rnent including Mrs Mkew s A belated welcome to the Kickliter, A D Abrams, C J long be, remembered. The 82. The planning committee favorite recipe for citrus punch. Beers family! arlJ grande (Itline Coleman and Boyd Coleman. includes Jan Freeman, past Also Mines Alvera Kellyhome an ~ - Unda Reck, newly Pat and George Beers are not Harbor. Recent guests .%Irs - - Richard Willink and John LaRosa, Fred installed president; Donna exactly newcomers to S,anford. SIrs. Robert NI. Jones were co. Allan,Nlurrav, F nory S1 ir Sr.' alert and vivacious as ever. Feuerhahn, Jean Clontz, Cathy They lived here from 1957 until hostesses to a rent bridal Emory S;ir Jr. Fred Steir were Virgini i and Pere 1967 while George was s~ationed coffee, at the Willink home on Robert nomas and M -,hael i Just watch these young at &anford Naval Air Station, Satsuma Drive, honoring Patty Rudd, and Nliss Karen Jones. Mercer of I.ake ,Nlary. and Helen and John SleCloskey of sanford - F "`2 . r i in ~ f___ - Ir . -_ - , _____________________________- new coiffures, which feature tile / . - . r beauti. ful hair from Spring-Summer 1976 will feature colorlighting for a monochromatic I lnsuefloa me hIMI MMII listtd blow apar forward up, 4, et dgaIIy in the uk Find each 90 w0g$ ) f \ A. ] 0 H R I A I A R E A 0 V CL 0 V E R 1 ' NZ %- .pw-u- t I I . - -_ r _, I~..~ o t ,1. t7 10~ ~ - . ,~,T3 - / , ,~ !..-..%,! , .I Z - k: A . : - 0 IN *A., .f " " ..i it.. Z. ii • _ AV* . - ____________ I - - Association's exclusive styling body - the Official Hair Fashion Committee, which is composed of more than 200 of the nations foremost hairstlis The four are Haden Ifitchcovk of Hutchinson, Jan.; Jackie Holt of 1XIcatur, Ala,; Sue I.ick of Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Max, INIatteson of Grand Rapids, Nfich. The variety of hair lengths and moods _____ - _______ by Bob Thaves _ ____ , __ , . update(ae In most designs, were created b) McCaig and four members of the _____ 0 " q - ft # __ tf . A0 - ., I,.` " __ AQUARIUS(Jan. 2(Web. ig) ____________________ I e r It 11 . -_ - --- - ____ - - --- _____ HODGE PUDGE N i l r -it- . CAPRICORN (Dec 2-Jan 19) Attempt to get closer to those who can advance your career goals today. YouT rrwve faster with their co-operation. I EMA0SPCRIE B 0 rg , , , . _Il _- -1. 1 ! ., ., I. -- _ I.1 - - . ).. p . I. mo%c . -_ - I, I I I' I - __ by Dick Turner 4 4 (u I 0, CARNIVAL N.I ____ . I chignons (fashion know will enhance to exotic and tropical influences in Spring. -, d, _'~j , IIBRA (Sept , This coming year you will t Knm%ledge and experience are develop many flew social your allies If you are stymied conthcts onewfriendicoWd . any undertaking, look into be very instrumental in pa.e.sing your past for the key. Profitable knowledge on to you. U U fl - ' - -1 - - - today, contact your old friends first. It will avoid hurt feelings. financialls Be on your toes ARNSIHWHRVLEBXALERI H L I J C Ii C U V L j - with attitudes The vary d be an important Spring-Surnmer . ' DEPARTME' c plement the season' s Tropics Influenced LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be a gRehtmahelpinghand.You're THE U.S.. TREASuRY THE J05' EEK O i? . ,. -;§ O~;~ : fcm _1 1 0.1rl%__' `1_1j~: -_' K _____ D Exotic flowers in the hair and sleek 4 01ERSGCVRBREM0RAS UR 'I El J I V i U J L 1 J U by Bob Montana _ - ~Z~~ k the Jacobys caro ol this newspaper. ThO J3cobys will answer individual questions if stamped. self-addressed envelopes are enclo ed. The most interesting Questions will be used in this column and wili receiv@ copies of JACOBYMODERN) and looks at that nice six-card diamond suit in dummy. If he is a careless rubber bridge player. he starts to run high diamondsEastshowsout on -N ok,. , - I ARIFS i,Ntarch 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ou have a question ,or(Do the yexpsrfs? South wins the spade lead - Lengths will atioai Hairdressers and Csmetologists Association Flowers are an important hair accessory feature to com• Februa 9, 1976 ForMonday, Several readers have asked good listener today. par. us if e recommend ever tIhwIy if you're where new notrump when t Our answer is that we like use one. but have opened hands VIRGO (Aug. 2ept. 22) ch as today's South with one Conditions should be rather notrump when the spirit mov. advantageous for you today and ed us. teacher. His pupils play a lot of duplicate bridge and Max to 1 the dferene : w ay of the cards at rubber bridge and match. point duplicate. y classic example Whether South opens one club, one heart or the one notmp that Stax teaches the final contract should be three notrump _1 • ,%I,.,w Max Hardy of Los Angeles ANTS PE •, - Tkr= GIANT AWTEA7ErZ OF BRAZIL North East Pass - - __ - <. - - ' Writ . -F - I ..L1Iil 1 I '_&) A A J 94 Both vulnerable l'll kIhC ( (fl) V A Q 82 -.__Z:-~_T__2:F~ --. , I ' I most fashionable Spring-summer lengths will be from very hort to mid length, above the shoulders," McCaig said 'i They could later )ield an even broke 3-2 but it would be the GEMINI (Nlay 21-June 20) sort of trick rubber bridge \ou should sparkle toda y if players can afford to lose you cc inoIed in anything . players. Th.-cc notrumnp is creative. Wticularly if voit have an imaginative assistant. such a normal contract tha t they should forget about the CANCER Qunc 21-July 21) safety pla). They should try to Don't take things at face value run the diamonds and wind Up tO(b'. If you dig a bit below the one down, but with an average surface you should come up score A Q a 52 SOUTH Q _ !r, IG ~ MA.SK THAT , SHAVES I [!~ IN A PUDDLE ?N I /_ __ ( DANGEROUS'>;n I',, R IF I I 11 i , , * ,~~_`, . ~~~ 11 Ink i I t, Attli, / I . . 1.6 , ZW,4111, I I k v, , RE ~ \,j NEW IrEM - 7 & K 10 6 ________________________________________________________________________________ - _______ _ -___ :-2~ --. Mid len'th styles for Spr ing-Summer s fashions. Custom ordered hair lengths spell individuality of the highest order, with em. the first diamond. This would someone you work with. BLONDIE - the second diamond lead, The and your mate. Something fidentiafly, with only the per. careless player spends the beneficial c.-in be arrived at. sons involved present. Shoo next 10 minutes trying to away the kibitzers. TAURUS (April 2h5-N salvage his contrirt and the ,1ay 20) next fie complaining about Be alert for an opportunity for 2c SAGITTARIUS bad luck gain today from unusual 21i Regarding anything - I ! - - _~_ , - . NORTH A 8 63 V 105 I ated Wave s es igne F o r Lovers iuatural, ethnic freedom." explains Lyal INIc. ai g, or Onutha, Neb., thie Amciation's styles director. The latest techniques in perming will be used to create the new frec-moving waves. " pro of haIrco1orirg and conditioning ill rflect (he softness, shininessand healthiness of beautiful hair," McQg added I - 'our business affairs toda y Its a good da y to discuss im N poant matters affecting )OU should be conducted con t uit I __ t____ - ean of waves and curls, expressed here lize small profits from other . BRIDGE AT • A hQ765 I T - - _- - I ii / i - _11111111111111111111 - u'i b md i t\iF. I~ - _111 Pd Looking fresh and lovely for Valentine's Da is the fashion question on every woman's mird at this tinw of year. A completely new hair look featuring the updated wave' is the prettiest way to look SPringlime lovely for a romantic celebration, suggests the National Hairdressers and I 0 WIN Ile 197&--IC . \OUHIIIItTIID1tY 58 L C ANS MISTER 56 I ~/"t/.f4#4 % 9 I-1111RA (Sept. 23-0c f irin and real ist ic stance will be I: . - , . -_ ' U - h oy I _______________ - _____ 41 . N . 23Sept 22) reSntn}tt \lter sour rouiae ult toda PursucsoineUung that will help t1urtnth ou mental outlook - BUGS UUNY _____ II 39 I , *I _ _- --- * . - I) itSthe U 0 ( ' )U harbor some preconceived - f , _=__a_ __- - - 37 - _________ - -. - -_ _' I t~- - - %Jf() (Aug 18 - trtt1 - -_ 01 , 34 36 ____________ r. Face all .-..' I I 191 Normally you have a pretty 'OIKI j't (ifl your resources, hariffling it alone. )JCED CLASS LOAD AN A A5 SA39ATCA _----- - -- - I 0 PER CENT SAL-AR', r: C A _iE TE ES'5 SCREE -. ., I w I . : ~__ . - -_ -. . . - ____ uESoS -- - bylarty Lewis _________________ ' - a ,iiiijUMHUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 I Don't sweep your respon, today thid will win you extra .9it)ilitics under the rug today, (1(1 3e coneven if it calls for re%eising your 1XIIII Is %VI rien( . plans from doing something deratv of those deserving enjoyable. I FOiJuly 23 22) II you hii an importhnt matter to 11 _______________________ . - ... ,t--.t- 111 j _______________________ -1 -r - - Valent"ne's Day Hairdo SMAITARIUS I Nov. 23-Dee. ,w TAFRUS (April 9 2()-,%Iay 20) 21 i Although you'll be a bit slow Make reasonable concessions starting, you'll grow more txhv rather than insisting upon industrious as the (by wears fl• ng ~ our own J) Use your time productively. Everyone iit'r amo breather 3 Birds home 4 Fence - ntai o ShrL-w 37 Appraise j1 tine maid 36 State )O - - - Sunday, Feb.8, _1 a mistake to expect IN)n*t let things of a purely more from others today than prepare materialistic nature command Re In order 0 t(K)HIU(h attention ((Rh) Take must I 7 Roster X Tf W 8 Certain bridge 31 Cove IF, I hands 33 Swerves 9 Pool 35 Agree melancholy one bar t - \ - 55 Whale 34 Lurch >----: , ~y,, - __. -. , 'fI I _ _ ___~_,,~ I -- .., . I fix 29 Girl's name e5AVEP __.-~r __r, ", , I . -, . . - J7 !: '_ - Th Th Art Sonsom by UP t name 19 Reconciles 21 Chalcedony 23 Mariner's direction 24 Ampere(ab) 27 Soap frame _________________________________________________ THE BORN LOSER I - - -- %%ou,id he 6 Now 1-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. For Sunday, February 8, 1976 ,ç;h _________________________ .-IF r. ~. A iwan 6 ' -. 14 nf:HNU- l•: fl;l)F; (SOI. Ih ei ( . r- - WOMEN HOROSCOPE Ej 9 T! LI - 5Mhev Goose 53 Yellow bugle --- - . 1$.E Amphiong 49 jAT1 N sezs? __ __ - 10 Prøui Puzzle L'd A U JT A.1Ttr 'En rT'( \ I 42 Tae IC?ip Gergelfl. fo - An$r Royalty (C ç ______ ~_" - 1101M 7I - IO4 BAILEY BEETLE - -- ---- - ____________ - 7 -- - -- ______ -r-- & --- - ~, - - (I , qp . !!~ -:,j_ -1 ___ - - - - - 1. L1' Tjuv r I if l -1 -_ -_ --- - I. . - - ,2,4i_, _ - - _- __ . ____ - - ___ Reflex Ribbon -1 Rye - -___ __ __ - - ___ UovT 10. - 111:11 til . 7 DOONESBURY ~ '* - -_ ___! ___ - ! ___T~ - 0 'j , 0 MISS "fim is., T-- TUMCLEWEEDS by T K Ryan f---' • ____________ ____________ ZAVMyf Nnrn,au (s*4T - -- Now -m _- - __ - - \ __ - \ / . : . - - - a ONE. - . . ) ~,;. N -el ~ j! ABIT5Tp'Vkp/ ffr IES M4WIP., ~,,.0 ~! _, N , - ~ ~yW,, , I ~~ ~t-10 I A. . , -'_-_._-'._--_-_-_-_ • - . •_ - . A. P.r - . . 75rA . . - -. ' . - . . . 1- . i - -. . - . .,. -. --- I . ko - .- __iE~U_ - . -, - . " I I 01 :• r - ~ - 4 - -, -. 4 t- •- . , 1 I ,•- .,- • a - , .I. '=______'• _____ . : T. -. - - . • . :- - - .. - . _ . '. - __ - :! ; -AWNhw. - -: _~ _=_. I ~_ - __,q -_ -_ - '% . -, - S = 7_1 - -- ' i, -_ Huntington. and Evelyn have beenfrientLsforyear&y both taught school at 111her Those there when the writer Elementary Scliool in Ifurt. dropped tington Nellie Coleman, Ruby King, I3ertle ough Mary Kauff- k ;ZLt __. -11 -mir- I - f t I~X~$~IM~ . .• . . 4%~, - __ . - ... . - -. -' t=... . -.- - I - . -..' • -. .-. . . . :- • . , ..'I •.-' . . 4 - .. , -- -- . -. A - ,Shirley's proud father. Frank Platt from Berlin, Pa, _i -- -_ - : of detrionstrat Ions which are Shirley autographed books, li onal . .. . - ,. . W V f ~ It the Seminole Community i.ction Canning Center, has / . 0 - r r Ir : 11. I . . • $ I .,1. . _ ._ ' • ; • • • - -... ' - -. -- : . - .-. - I .. - f4 . a .~ I . I ,_ - - ir IN a - - - - - -_ . -_ I - - I - _ -f _ jZ-_-.-----------. - _; . --- 4-i-e; 4-` _-_4__- __ -_ _____*NM____ ! _ ~~,_ .:__7__._____- ."Virginia "MeY at S2dOrd Wonw's Club "fun time" nuedon. 111crald Pboto by Doris Dietrich) ___________________________________________________ . . 1 4I ___ ________ . - - -- ~ - - --,- - .- _____________________________ -- IN,ris Ross, also a etired buyers both Thursday and teacher, who spends the winters Friday, (Shirley's love poenL; the Old This is her first publWlied Fashion Way" will feature a book, ard Shirley says when the _ - sPric' of demonstration- advance copies arrived in the Gleam and glamc.r wlH be spotlighted at Ballet Gufld's Fcb. 21 rectption by Junior Wo=n't Club lectures from 1.3 p.m. daily, mail she was so excited, she hostesses I from fell I Lluidj Reck, Jean Cloulz and Jan FYeeman. (Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) Feb. 17-19. The will be held at coidd have kiswd the niallman! '!) 1. -, - - . , - __ i _______________________ 6, I ~_7 -_,-,~. ,~~i _~jl - <Q - 4_1;_.;& ' / ,biki, I ') - " ". 7 I' - )~ - I - ____ ___________ J --, rZL i. . • ----_ ,4,4i'OI3 I 1 - / I.. ___ 4 I _*_~ m . A __ --t_ -__ ` .--pix 1 __ : - - - .• OfJE ThiNG UNFROCKEP __ ___ f ThE CHIEF, IN __ ___A~ __-- _ - f _____________________ __ . ; ! - _ili r i -I . I &___ I ___ . OT! fTPJjIW, I Garry Trudeau by .....-! ___________ 0 fl,,_)I N -,'.41:4,"., - . -.- , - - ,,-- -- - :- - - - - -- '_ '4. ..' _- s -.- . . # • - - . _____________________________________ ' .. - . .- . • . . •• ;. .. . - .. I - • - . I_ ' .. - -.. -. - , - •' I I4 - �-- -- ------___a__________________- - . __- __.__-_---__-- - ---------------- - - r: - :r -. - --- - ----------,----- .. - - - I - - ------------- - C ---- 2C—E - entnq Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Sunday, Feb.L 1916 -----.-----..-.ee.'.- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Engagements Area - __ (U , Pizer-Gordie Modoughlin -Moore 11 Mailland. announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, - .W I iw .1 Sir. and Mrs. William E. It- announce Sanford, the h engagenier! ef their Ann Wadill. to I.t. William Lee Moore, son of Mr. Henry A. Moore of Anderson, S.C. .% 41I's f V I -~ ~ the bride-elect is the grand- ,Iaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jensen of San Antonio, TA Texas. She is a aaduate of Winter Park Iligh School and was ,~raduated Florida -% 41W~ I , ft r_1 - t P"11101 .. . - Ar, -- - I. - X t Miss Pralt is the, grand. daughter of Paul L. Pratt Sr. of -Sanford. Mrs. Claude Penland I - - r 6.16- I.. . ~Vq - & 1 . About $44 Nets , Food For Month I cniployed as a claims adjuster " k ., e.&&.% 1 10. graduate of Seminole lligh , .11 Arnica . Insurance Co., orlando. ployed as a le'ai secretary, 11cr fianic, born in By Editors PATRICIA NN PI7FR wmnt to buy a few extra ANN MacLALC,U1 IN l'AIiU( IA %IARIF PRATI' of€onsumcrRe Orlando, is the grandson of ,Mr. Reports food it' to add varlet to the tier fiance is the grand.san of .,Ind Mrs. Russell J. Gill, San- graduated from FTU in 1970, I lere are some tips on how to ineal plan. the U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Mr. and -Mrs. Giovanni Gentile track tvanl tic is 1)resently ;--rd. Mrs. - John Barfoot, and is a teacher at Lake Howell '. plan your food shopping; Iltr finaikv graduated from Couunand Not every food Consumers employed as a a .'ncad; and the late Fred C. High School. Maitland. ore ran are usually a Union includes in the monthly of T. L. Hanna High School in Italy and Mrs. Mamie K. isernbler The wedding will be ifl rdw of Jackson file iotd h i less epesi ithan shopping basket may al)[Val to Johnson of Jat \nd& Non and Clemson tile 1k 1 ht.y are pI.inmng i \lardi Mr. Gordie attended Sanford of Feb. 14, at 4 p.m. at All Saint.s Univer ty, with a bachelor's wedding brand-nalTIC items. White you. at on was born in Valdosta, Ga., and The Wedding is planned for 2 bread, peanut butter, and sc hools and is a graduate of Episcopal Church Winter degree in t"etrng Presb terian Church in is a graduate of Seminole high P fl March 6 it holy Cross canned and Rernenther we're not s1 Park i h i li t, frozen ii vegetables lit pilot with (ohuJflt)i ' School, where he as o the Episcopal Church in Sanford are that you Just some of the products for all your food needs at once. 'ni,I i,nrfr,r n ctnrn IqkL,I 'it cost, but with about the same ,Some foods, like fresh meals and produce, should be bought nutritional value. Avoid shopping when you're once or twice a week. If You shop often, make sure hungry or tired —' and likely to eeptrac 0 W a you make uneconomical food hav e on hand. choices. Use a shopping list and stick The cost of this food basket to it. Impulse buying increases will depend on a number of your shopping bill, th ings, including where you Now let's talk about what live, the season, and the state of older people should buy to eat the economy. We last priced it nutritiously for less, Following In August 11175 in a supermarket is a suggested shopping basket a few blocks from Consumers for one person. Remember, Union hi Mount Vernon, N.Y., a this food basket meets the city of about 75,000 Just north of nutritional needs of an older New York City. Our shopping I flercon for abogt one' month at bask.et a' that Wre cot about relatively kv cost. If the $-4l per month, or just over ;lOa budget allows, an older person week. ,. 't I- . ,". . - X I I I II . I ~ .. __7"__,~ J' i - j / I )11~ " a . .. '14 I : _ ____ .1 ______ • •. •• • - I ••'.;._• •;. .- - 'I £ - - _ .4 - - -- - .- - -- fl __ - - - -- S ____ - i'.,,-/-J#.,,',-1 -. I I 1% - - T= v '-- - ; ._,p A - - • , -P. --t. •-' ••' -•-- " ' f . " " - IT ' . I Of " . . 0 - - '& - - '. - - -' - - 4jJJ4 1 -, I, . • 'i't * •.. i .... - , 1W ,. --iii . r- A_ 14 ~ Rmt- ,- - £ -'- ' J£ '? • ;' ~, ,. 1: W_ - 9 ,_~_,R !Vill % AN ..\, ., - - '-" -. I - - )-_ • - -. • . :•.-:-- .. •. • j' '- - ws_~-X M ?j'r' . J4 - TW.. r_G' E---•. i -* ' ' i -- B 5 I Is 8 16 &-- 1 111~ 2 - 04, .. ~_% .~. . L-, --r -~ 1% ___ _ , . — 0 ~\ 0 11 ; = -- .,, t ~~' O'f, -A-0). I !1 z . ~/ '~)11 " ~, .*~_'/ I,- -%'I (~ - rI ', -, .. , - .. - . a • U , - k I - . . . . . The Herald offers a special words) "love message," call service the day before Feb. 14 The Herald's classified section to those readers who are soon and ask for either Betty or romantically inclined. Our Marie. Cost is 82.00 per Valentine Love lines column is Ineage. J -. - - - J I 4i1 w° 9o' PA ave hie tot ? i °°• le JYArn' III I r'i'j,---iri:, [ I AV4LE5ITD _~- .f * • I - -: RANGE — f ' ' .. ')k ' - I t ,, -01111, ahiti - I " mrtv ___ ____ - — ______ - '_ 3 - .—,. . # . I . . - * - i' i 1 pounds ground beef cans (65-ounce or 7-ounce tuna fish pounds beef liver I - I - I ' - 1 o -- . r 1 -(I _I ' : . - - j (I -. - ' '?'% .. t. . reason will sometimes choose - - .- a' li -: - ______ . -) I - -. . . SM(:A President lkttye Smith learns Tahi tian dancing U IUJI U.5 IEUW tianuia trigritianti her partner TCOkOti)i Mann of the Royal Tahitian Dance Company ( Herald Photos by 11111 Vincent Jr.) This segment of the show spotlighted Bettye Smith, president of S.MCA her husband, Dr Robert I Smith, and many others, whose Americana version of TahItian dancing could have dated back to "shake rattl e and roll" The primitive, pulsating beat of the drums, conch shells and hand-crafted stringed Instruments provided a symphonic background as the dancers, swayed, stomped and sang Costumes elegant cover-up long gowns to the brevity of' the bikini dazzling, As in all Polynesian dancing, the sign and body language are IS beauty' The finale, the last song from "Sunset Over Born flora," said "lnauruuru, a heart-felt "thank you" to the audience, - ' , __________ % - ' I I P . ., , . "- . ______ 'N . .- - "J . ., 1 ,'. : . 9, ?_ . - . . . - 1' - - ' .' - ~ %, , I ..- - . _____ _________ I _# , ,. '4 -=1' LL f I/ J _____ f I '" / . " 1 -' _____________ - 126 & 110 12 EXP. 12L 110 .ill;XP - 'I, V I • ,U,!I ___________________________ IiJJIl('jr w ah _________________ ;,' . . - •. _; t)PtD'SC71 FTs 1)r. Robert J. Smith does the "Tahltlan Two-Step" s y the heart! Tim -- MERLE NORMAN e -'----' - - u - from COSMETICS-BOUTIQUE AND - -- FASHIONS Ph. 323-2631 110 PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD Abby - .,,, 1 90 _!Wfl / Up H usband' Free ,-*., 130.4 and j —W' Dear 4. j PRICE T _________________________ 1, ___ __________________________ I least another Z0 years. months. We love each other dls!:iLsting and embarrassing, it hvckirig the tttv directory . I)EAIt ABBY: A man I had ver y much and have talked leaves (tie, - . DEAR ABBY: M' tiu.sbantj is It lists the husband's flank'. always thought was married about getting married. being used by his faintly, only HUNGRY the wife's name and their asked nie for a date. I turned We eat out on weekends and he can't see it. DEAlt HUNGRY: Clyde's places of employment him down, saying I do not date take turns paying for the meal. hoggishness isn't your only Ile works six cays a week, married men. (We both have good jobs.) problem. An appalling and I like to pl an something for lack of Any cliv too small to have a lie then told me that he was here's the problem: communication het',e us to do together on his day' off. two city directory is small enough not really "married" because I am a very slow eater, and people who "love each other" Is for there lobe no Well, three weeks ago, his __________________________ _______ lie is a question about Catholic and he was Clyde eats fast. While I'm inst as cprIi, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ,'idln,l I.L.. .1..., tt .._,i 'marital status, married by' a justice of the eating my first course, Clyde - What's wrong with telling anyway. asked if he would take her I finally- got mad and told him peace, so In the eyes of the eats his, plus his salad, and then Clyde hoss you feel about his shopping. lie said yes, so there that he was putting his family Church Sign mc he is single. he eats my a sal d, too. eating habits? Do that, went our plans. and then before me, and he said, "Well, Is that right' When the main courses come, you'll know shat I!-:I-:N i lii-;uu: IN The next week, his sister I've knos n them for 21 years, kind of Please let me know because h e devours his in no time, and hu.s l a nd he'd make. called and asked if he would and I've known l LUSI..\ you on y a year it's against my principles to go then reaches over and starts in help her move on his day' off, lie and a half." out with married men. Thank on mine. Before I've had three r)h-:1It AB14'i': This is for said he would, so there went our When do you think he will you. Everyone lies a problem, What'i bites, Clyde has eaten hAl) IT, who has plans for the day again, been often yourj! For a personal reply, write to start putting me ahead of PLAYING ITSAFE everything on my plate' fooled by married inen.wt say ABBY: Box No 19700, L.A., Calif. Last week, his brother called them? DE DEARPLAYING: Unless I don't order dessert anymore they're single: tooie. Enclose stamped, sell. and said tie needed help to EVERYBODY BEFORE this man obtained a legal because Clyde gobbles his ldressed envelope. please. Anyone Any up can find out the unload a truckload of wood, so For bby's booklet. "How to Have A ME dhnree, In the e%es of the 1/SW and mine, too, marital status of anyone else by m y husband, the fool, spent his Lovely Wedding," send III to I) F A It F V F It V 1) 0 V : hr Is married. What kind of husband do you calling the reference section of Abigail Van Buren. 131 Lasky Dr whole day off helping his According to the w ay your DEAR ABBY: ?lyde and I Beverly Hills. CiOt. ,0212. Pleas. t hink he'd make? Ills his local public librar y 'or h brother, husband figures. it will take at have been dating for enclose a long, %I!l.addreIs,d, eight tioggishne'ss is not onl y- going there in person ) and stamped (20c) envelope. hty AIIIGAII. VAN 1IUREN KODAK LIMIT 2 ROLLS (P40 SLIDE FILM PLEASE) HURRY -OFFER fxO'IESApRIL 1. 1176 .aimed for Family Ties _ - . it J* Ji ____ ____________________________ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII -- f ZE ,j,., CIRCLE rum Wifl'td ' A . MPARE .~ _________________ . age, might have chosen to havoan abortion because they knt:,.~ their chances of bearing a retarded child were high. Ms was particularly true for women who h vi given birth to an affected child. to undergo amniocentesis as a means of preparing themselves to deal with the special The test also reveals the sex problems an affected child and of the child and there Is the his family would face. (The test danger that people will use the also reveals such conditions as test to pee-select a boy or a girl. spina bifida and certain But Dr. Robinson claims that he metabolic disorders.) and his colleagues will turn The actual "tap," or ex- down requests for amtraction of a small amount of niocentesis from people who amniotic fluid, should be ant the analysis cnjp)y for the conducted by a physician ex- social reason of being able to perlenced in this procedure. chooseaboyrathertha nagh.l "Ultrasound" Is often used to or vice versa I lAVA I:lI:(s]'flLL,VA I 1111. L "i-' l.rkk. - L I After repeating the instructions and saying, "Now it's your turn, the cast stomped off stage and grabbed a partner from the audience. As the on-stage Tahitian dancing lessons began for concert patrons the audience nearly brought the house don -. . Even ftse opposed to in. .- - . I - 'IjEs;,sas j4g;I js one in 10. * - "' I Audience participation was a surprise added attraction Tuesday night at Sanford Civic Center when Seminole Mutual COrICtIII Association (SMCA) presented the Royal Tahitian Dance Company Following a spirited royal ceremonial dance involving the entire cast of about 30, attired in swishing, Jeweled "hip-hugger" type grass skirts and elaborate feathered and jeweled headd1SseS a scantily-clad girl drifted on stage, in the midst of the "royalty." Portraying a child Jut learning to dance, the raven-haired thnt*ron - . - - - 2OOff Fabric and Tailoring .., , I SANFORD PLAZA ENTIRE ' LINE over 2000 c. \" I , -0. . ~ . I '.._f I , "!.. _11.~*~, - J ~ 0 \ -'p.4".4*J.; .,-,", :.-: - 1V-. •:-:-.: - - .- )-' '.:-•__• . ..'.i_ - -, F?' ,1 'tr' -- .4 .!..; . - 'Jr4 __________ lc~ -~--_ I (S> e ll -_.- I. I Q ,-P J I ., III , - VnritrI (ral ircc '.'.S' ..'f15, 'r's. .5 T -' jt~ ."- , :'- ;- IT 7.. yxr 1ip ;c~% I Center. Hours are: Friday - 7- prerequisites of American .. I 1 1 P.m.; Saturday - 8:30 a.m. histor%, civics toll 0(11. and Fnr fri..,A - ri,,r i -i -;-c. -:4V - ' •: ..'.. " S I WRAP ZAYRE PLAZA , - %,I Kt ,~~-1 •- LAY-AWAY P4 ' •St '1 -5i'S, --. i,_ I It ' , s IME1 ,c - - ' ,'-'' 5_ :,. -- • -. -.J'.'4-)t. FREE 2944 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD - '-"r . i - 7.-' .LY- ,i""4 7'— I. 'j'j ,, FREE GIFT '-' - 'S '( Men's Toiletries And Leather Goods __ .:Jf..t. 'I Glamorous Loungewear And Lingerie- Beautiful And Versatile Pantsuits, Long and Short Dresses Cologne- Perfume Boutique Jewelry c, 7: • i - ' - -_ ' du - :r-.,... 1 :'--,;:-. .--.- •-.._.- ;.f t,*,s'.t .- '_.-_,e.._1 ._ - --_;•- - c •- -:'i.. - - ( The DivisIon of Adult and high school equivalency Continuing Education at SCC diploma will be offered at wil l offer a weekend Human Seminole Community College Potential Seminar beginning on March 29, 30, 31. Anyone 18 or Feb. 13 at the South Seminole over who has met the DJAA4Q/S 'V( -- 11,\~ - SCC I-Inc ALTAMONTE MALL -.:;-; - a .4 :E '-' :. u ' I 1 i ' - . Decoiath~ Den i4ti' CUSTOM v4,1 DRAPERIES 111111111111111111 r. - - :' Love Lines Brighten It's love that makes the world designed especially for lovers go round, and Valentine's Day to send messages to the ones comes round each year to give nearest and dearest to them. it a little added momentum. To place your four-line (20 * T beauty explained to the audience in broken English, that Tahitian dancing is as simple as cooking breakfast. With a swift swing of one arm upward, and a more forceful hoist of her other arm she eased her mid-torso forward and began gentle body gyrations. Her instructions with each movement were, "First, you hit - _. . ,,, Valentine 's Day J,, . i,r,fknr St. - I 1. 4' . ________ - . quarts skim milk or equivalent of ins (ant nonfat dry milk pound cottage cheese and 1 pound jar (18-ounce) peanut butter cans ll15-ouncei bean soup cans (6-ounce) frozen orange juice concentrate or 12 pounds citrus fruits or tomatoes pounds dark-green or deep-yellow vegetables pounds potatoes pounds other vegetables and fruits Ichoose a variety) boxes cereal-Maypo 114-ounce). Cheerios (15-ounce), or Special "K" 'IS-ounce 1 loaves 122-ounce I enriched white bread pound rice pound spaghetti pound flour boxes i16-ounce crackers or plain cookies box '48 bags 1 tea or 2 pounds coffee pounds sugar . .? . .%._ - 1. .:- 2 ~4 -) — • .'- 1 Photos by Doris Dietrich) . - 7 . Multi-ribbon winn:r In art.c and crafts, Margaret Da%- Ls ileft howa se'.eraiof her winning crafts to club president Pita Hughes (center and Betty liadmeler, chairman. (Herald .6' Being in a hospital Is bad bright spots in a patient's day," service was proposed by Lyle enough, but on your birthday' muses Benson, who under. Suffield, director of Project Miserable' stands the importance of 3cr- OASIS, and recently approved Carl Benson, food services Ong attractive and palatable by the hospital board of director at Seminole Memorial mei1s in hospitals. directors. He gets calls every day, Hospital understands this, and 'Patients' on the program pay has devised a scheme to Benson said, asking how to $2 dollars a day for a hot lunch brighten up the patients on their cater meals for large groups. and dinner sandwich with fruit, pecLal day: 'Opetation Bir- "Alter all, I run the biggest de-livered on covered trays to restaurant in the city 170,000 their homes by volunteers. A special birthday cake, meals last year," he grins. "I feel it's a most worthwhile Benson recently acquired an program and am happy prettily decurated and po -t.ing a burning candle, is presented extra 20-or-so customers. Not hospilLJ is able to offer this Loesco.'t AMIIICAJ ospitaI patients exactly, but service," commented Benson. I__________________________ 1i patients to mark the (acion. And if they're on oldtr folks — shut-Ins and in- ___________________ restricted theta, they get a little valids incapable of preparing McCann, Owner .114 1 nourithing meals for them- f -:atuette momento instead. "A visit from a loved one and selves. !)tir meals are a!x'nt the ir'l The home food delivery I"' - !* ~1_ J I . -- t — P . Ahl It , I-1- S. 4 Birthday Patients, Shut-Ins r ,. _____ IT 2 4 2 - - '. - 'i'1r • . • rr : Mi - - . - • ..•,., •- S (i ' '—k, .% __ 0 4\I4* .. •-# 4. L -. .-. . •1. £* .-'i-- & .: Hospital Brightens Lives Of - -LJL' k -' 'h. -. .'_)'- . 40 ,, : - j• - ~~ -4 -: -i ~ ,.-. 1.5 25 '••. - - ;- V :*i gg~ --,~~Nti 1 - r_ i'- _-c-" ----I-- - d• •'' %t~ ~-~! 1~ daughter Deborah, son, Woody, and baby Brittut Awe enjoy a night . .' SHOPPING BASKET natural or pasteurized process cheese br 2 pounds of either) (IOZ('fl eggs pounds margarine pound frozen ocean perch fillet (fresh. if available) whole chickens or equivalent in chicken , f,1 - By DORIS DIETR!CH Herald Correspondent . - .- Sanfordites - . - ,_ -. ___I. ~ Tk- &k Dr. Arthur Itobins(,n, who is proximately SW Professor of Biophysics and Most parents who learn Wt Genetics at the University of the fetus will be a mongoloid or otherwise affected will m widcr 'hat ll~e risk of incurable an aborlinn. Since am. ~hromosoinal abnormalities, as niocentesis cannot be conDo wns syndrome which Is a ducted until the 14 th or 15th primary cause of mental week of gestation when there Is retardation, rises steadily after a sufficient volume of amnlotic a woman reaches the age of 35. fluid, and since the analysis of Accordipt to Dr. Robinson, the Ihe fetal ccl!s requires t;Ao or f chroinosornal ab- three necks a decision to abort normalities Is approximately the fetus cannot be made until one per cent at age 35, two per the second trimester. cent at 38, three per cent at age Before amniocentesis test ,and at age 45 the chances of was aniinhlp xinga mongoloid c.1i)u1oron e 1~ W~ ~ I 1, - I -. . parts Sewing contest winners with Gwenne Butler's "Best of Show" needlepalnttng on a panisult are if rum left) Phyllis Rugeateln, first; Mrs. Butler, second; and Lilly Ann Hartwell, third. %,>.4 .'r - - 2 Q~ t 'l ; I , -. . - -= :} - 11 ~ - _____ ___-.- - :-Je '0 - - . lk, , t'. .- ~t Jt.. i - -, - . .t ., - '\ f r I - I - -,V .y- I Mr. Hnd Mrs. LzmarMtridith, ' ' - L, i I , -% 1. %. . - i _1 . ..~ FOR ONE MONTH 15 - - Touch 11 - A : I & 1111k , :- - fq-_ I - lr , - . 11 .. . out at the theatre i .. ~. p I k/. I . ... - ,, Chic Young concert gOers Include ifroin left) Tracy McNeill, Stacey Mickelsou. Susan Mann and Sylvia klergo . - . / tnwne - - - " ~ 1i . 0 r ..w :. . 11 -, I .1b . I, lip / -' ~ei ,_ s nnv - I I I .0 . . Herald Serlces I , -1 I Today chart tile exact position of the fetus and th e placenta Tk fetal cells contained the Mild One of the country's leading must be analyzed by a team authorities in the field of genetic counseling advises any constitute an accurate picture Pregnant woman over 35 to of the chromosomal make-up of undergo a test called am- the fetus. The intensive session niocentesis which reveals the of genetic counseling which prmnce of abnormalities In should precede the tap, the the fetus related to mental extraction of the fluid and the , ~~4 .1 ~0- _ .1 ; - - . I % - ~ . I T. ~ -• " .L>\ ,f% I 1 . I*_1 % '1' It . X, .7I I - - .--- 11111hill, . , -_.~ % k , ", - I . %_ - I . . - " ~ , N. . _ ; 11 41 . - . - j ~ . ' .- . I I C. !t , " P •t.-.l.'-- II of Media, Pa.. and Mr. and,%lrs. F. Meyerssr. of Chester, Pa. . 10 , . . it X;f, , I .... - OF * , ? ' ~J, " Ar _ I ~1_ IC ~ ` I.,% - ing Tc st Advi-qp-d Fnr Later Pregnancies - .. . ., ~_ - J V r .v ____ C __ , .....'.. . ~;,.. .N. - - ,j . :: A~ .~ ":*- .- Her fiance,son of Mr. and Mrs. ders to transfer elsewhere, Earl J. Gwison. Li also it, tile ix)ssibly to German. L. _ 14--s .. I - L The bride-elect is currently in reside in Monterey, Calif. There 441n~ _____ I the U S Army at Ft Ord Calif they will a wait receipt of or. ,U - -,* 71 V%O ,ft J [ _r, Sanford. k k Tile wedding will be solemThe engagement is an. nized at the Ft. Ord Post Chapel nounced of Diane St. Rowles of o.n Feb. 14 at 2:30 p.m. Spokane Yvash to Doug FoI1oing the ceremony, U1usty (ioodon of ZU w couple "f!I tal'e a bra! . * 1 T % - to Victor Aldo Johnson, son of Rowles-Goodson .- - -, :_ _7-1 I Mr . anti Mrs Robert E Johnson of 1109 West 25th St., - .,~'N Mr. and Mrs. William E. MacLaughlin Sr. of Columbia, S.C. She was born in New Orleans, arxi is a IWO graduate ofSeminole Iligh Schnol and a 1974 graduate of Clemson University in Clemson, S.C., here she earned a bachelor's degree in zoology. 4 .. announce the tngagctmnt of % 1 A Miss Macl.aughlin is the panddaughter of the late Mr. - I - Sir. and Mrs. Paul L. Pratt 1 Lake Dot Dr,, or ' Mrs, Paul D Hickson of Lake Marv. and the late Mr. Gordic. Prott-Johnson ~___ - ~ Cop 10 to -11 Sunday, Feb. 1, 1974--3C HEAVY WEIGHT CANNON MILLS EXTRA-LARGE 'S - SALC r II STARTS L SUNDAY I ALL NEW SHIPMENT SEE AND BELIEVE! lflfl°.. DAIYCC'rto 4 jj '- -. - I ,.f - • i'''ft;;. t . Ak" -* ''Ii ri~ • " JL .1 I. + tt" . - '; * ' -,iJj' -- �- • -- -------- ____________ 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. - . L.--- Woman's Work? , . r PF"'.11-- - - into all sorts of traditional mal e strongholds, and 2S-year-old Joy Holman of Lincoln, Neb., Is no exception. But unlike many women who have taken on strenuous Jobs as construction workers and telephone linepersons in their pursuit of equality, Mrs. Holman has to keep telling -- herself she's really working. Joy hlolinan gets paid to test ride newly-produced Kawasaki i—I motorcycles at th e company's ' manufacturing and assembly facility in Lincoln. Along with four male co-workers, she rides \ the bikes as they come off the line, checking the electrical system, engine horsepower, speedometer and brakes. The reason Ms. Holman is reluctant to call that she '.cr i. that doing c , 1. : 0' l i r - . r I ," 1- ' -. \ -11 - _____ _____ I I --. - ________ -' - ____ . . _______ ______________________- f "i I lr~ .4 R , ~ - -!*'.', - - . I L- - . - I,- . I— _.- - I % . - . N . _J A - 4 J 0 71i, iA ~__0 ;~____V _ _,__; 1T r. .) . .. I 1. j :-, : -' TI - r. t X. a - C -C ,- - 1. , , . :r4 lq v - ., .- ' '•: fA-%k-, - - 2 . 4, - p -' 0 I -. 2. .! ';!,.. ,flr_$ - W 4~ , :t 4) 0 ._.,,c.s.. 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S . - 1I_.. - attitude remains strong among titillions a great proportion of By ELSA WILLIAMS Y a whom ar? flOW former children. books, "Creative Canvas Perhaps too f2wof ustake Work." The starting point was time or effort to fL creative, an oil painting of Brewster Mill interesting vegetables. Main — (fl Cape Cod In Massachusetts. dishes and desser ts receive the Alongside ills a water color of major attention while the same subject done in flat plify your cartoon since it's have little or no relevance to the vegetables are just heated up as colors. Much of the detail was impossible to reproduce all the portruit of the house. a nod to proper nutrition. omitted in the water color. The deta ils of a photograph. Next, When your cartoon has been - 0) U I.:.:,_. ' : . I_ .1..' -. - - %4 ~..01 — ?% .~~--,-% W ys eg e i a Arc you one of th e many needlewornen I've met who'd I ke to do a needlepoint picture i her home' It S reall) not difficult to do if you learn the trick of simplifying. An example of what I mean by 'cartooning" is in one of my - ' DESIT Fix n __, p. , :A . 0% soup or main dish is served. The onions or chopped chives hors d'oeuTes or appetizers chives are often so varied and sub- I t cup minced parsley Clean leek throughly before The major concern of most stantial, they would make an Mix marinade in pint Jar. dicing. Add onions to melted hostesses is to get a meal excellent main course by First put salt,sugar, paprika in, butter in large soup kettle. Cook prepared, serve it at the peak of themselves, then garlic and vinegar. Shake until soft and golden, but not its flavor, and still have time to Taking a cue from appetizers well. Add oil and shake again, brown. Add potatoes, water and relax and enjoy the time with served elsewhere in the world, Add mustard and horseradish, l' teaspoons salt (add rest her guests. you could provide a taste- shake vigorousl y. Add fresh later as needed). Bring to a Easier said then done! tempting meal fit for any oc- greens, shake, then pour over boil; cook gently until Guests arriving late or casion. shrimp. Marinade in refri- vegetables are soft. Whirl in a husband gets delayed in a A tasty soup and salad gerator overnight, or as blender to a lin e smooth puree traffic jam. Any number of provides a colorful and easy-lu- touch as it couple of days. Stir (in 2 batches if necessary) or factors can disrupt a carefully serve dinner, followed by a light and turn occasionally. Serve force through a food mill or line planned dinner party. dessert, nil of it served cold. with cocktail picks or on a bed sieve. Return puree to soup But nevertheless, a hostess of lettuce, kettle; add hot milk and light R MPARNAU[) SRI must be relaxed to create cream. Add pepper and nutVICHYSSOISFGLACE right atmosphere for a pleasant ( Th is marinated dish was meg. more salt if needed. Heat evening. If is harried, it will created by master chef Louis This elite of all cream sou.s just to simmering, stirring 1e communicated to her guests, La Mothe of Arnud's was first made and served in often with wooden spoon. Cool setting the tone for an uneasy Restaurant in New Orleans,) America by Chef Louis Dial at and blend in heavy cream. Chill vening. the New York Ritz, although thoroughly. Top with chives. The simplest method to MARINADE many beleive it to be of French Weight-Watchers Vichyssvercome these crises would be origin). olse: This is delicious made to prepare the meal in advance. 1 teaspoon of salt with all hot milk, then cooled. When serving hot foods, this teaspoon of sugar 3 to 4 leeks, white part Stir in 4 tablespoons cream and can lead to more problems. Not 1 teaspoon of paprika cleaned and chill thoroughly. all hot food can be prepared in 1 clove of garlic, diced (about 1 z cup advance. Many lose their crushed I onion, coarsly chopped ure when they are reheated. 1-3 cup tarraon or 2 tablespoons butter ew a Cold food, on the other hand basil flaored vinegar 4 potatoes. peeled can be prepared hours or days 24 cup olive oil and diced 3l to • in advance. Late dinner guests 2 tablespoons prepared 4 cupsi of i g don't interfere with the serving mustard 1 quart of water time And, more important, the 2 pounds cooled 2 teaspoons sail hostess is free to enjoy the boiled shrimp 1 pint hot milk ti, L I part) with her guests 2 teaspoons prepared 1 cup heated UI Americans are accustomed to horseradish light cream serving cold appetizers. 'i cup minced white pepper to 'It's broccoli, dear," begins In other countries, appetizers celery taste the famous New Yorker cartoon are just that: a course to be 'i cup minced pinch nutmeg showing concerned mother eaten at the table before the shallots, green 1 cup heavy cream eyeing disgruntled daughter who is ref using to eat her text - - . ;.-._-•'.- .. .. ..- 1• - By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent ______ - 1F ., :iq_ J_ - Out Of Hosting Dinner Parties .,-.. - had Cold Foods Can Take The Hassle -- j'.r' . ç - :,,,-----. q?o.' . . 1. f—Er V — I--,. ~ .% nearly it year, Nis. Holman Niany women Lake a break from bouzehold chores by riding a motorcycle just for fun But for Joy proclaims, 'Ac soon as I can Holman, test rider at a manufacturing and assembly plant, motorcycling is a full-time job that's still afford one, I'd like to buy a fun. there she maneuvers a nely-produced Kau ask] KZ-lOO through the dynamorneter. motorcycle of lily OWfl." :-~ - .0 k' -. I-. . ,.p-,- ________ - - , - - _L - when the plant opened last January, she had only . motorcycle four or five times, I .! . c - . W.A r __ - -- hours a (lay has made a i 0 li r _-.- - / g 4 - ;~~V_w . ' - I I 61 ~ .1 I . -. --":n - r ~ W___ Women are making inroads - _~. - - -, \ - . -- - -- - I . _..~. .---. 4 ..- t - . - -- L She Tests Motorcycles No M,00 - Sunday, Feb. 1, 1976 - le -.-.-- ---- .. The Orientals have a uürnplexltier of the reflection lii study your tracing, carefully retraced on needlepoint canvas, delicious way with vegetables the stream, the stones in the with an eye to omitting any work slowly, beginning with the and can give us some good wall and the shading of foliage details that interrupt the flow of darkest colors and refer to your ideas on preparing them. You have been gr!atly simplified, or line or distract (ran the focal cartoon often 'as your work, might start by trying sortie of left oa point, the house. the new frozen Oriental-style Next came the outline, traced Dear Elsa, vegetables In the supermarkets on needlepoint canvas, with a A new IlIu.itrated leaflet on I've seen references to now, and then advance to clear delineation of flat planes Bargelio is available FREE. Bargeilo canvas, I thought mixing your own combinations and level ,: that uan be "seen" For %nurs, write to Elsa Itargeij was sLitche(l on liv u:4r'rIlilt' ch,nriinu ih - , 0 . . U8 W 1 • ~ I I 1 6, 4( " j I > HI fl~ 9 ,W I b ~ :: 9 U~ q , (0 i Z t 't 0 , 19 L J iI s 0 Z - *.r 1~ i ;! J g L - , - ' wmd f g 8 ~ 8 J ~i 9- I , ...,7, li. '' , / c , 1. 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E s Tallahassee that ill go to trial In her actions day, Judge Assistant State At ne Sanford facility had a plea from Patrick Johnn Gregg, Heffernan told Circuitty co Bill urt firearms examination section 36, of Winter Park, tu Judge Richard Muldrew today until the death In July of its aggrae battery In con that the prosecution is having firearm examiner. nection with the Dec. 2-, Mficulty in getting laboratory -';lie" tile lab wm operated reports on e0dence in criminal by the county," Polk said, -the wOundIng Of William Maloon at the Forest City. cases and joined defense at. State Attorney got a copy of The court ordered Gregg torney Chris Ray In asking for a reports. But now, under state committ t continuance in the first-degree operation, the reports go hospital for evaluation and . Nancy directly to the law enforcement ordered a pre-sentence in. ____ I Dr - , i5~Z — vestigation to be delaved until Mrs. Black, 33, is accused of examination." eleased from the killing tier husband, Billie The sheriff said, in order to hospital. -_1'_~ -, ,"~ - . •- in e ' ' i - e Mrs. and women Ca e ncrease Before COMmission - St_JohnsShadNetsRemoved %7 ii U11 W - B P.1% Lu -1 * )c 9 - It iN 7;1M in - I . . V \ -W1 ~4 - _,2__f_ -_.-__ - _ - Uvrc_ .,~ 1, .., '1 -a ,-I ~ I : .4F - - ". 'O.~,e- f „ k~-,.~ .: 11~ .,~ n,- It' -, :~ ~ - ,'wDt'i T - MM _ 1#_*yr, VE r __1 ., _ - .__-__ - r- M ~ 93 -I Z_ _ --- - fft~) - P” _:i~ -, .,-I -I -1. , - _ Guild 4, ~ I [CL P I S. t 0 — ~ 9* I ! . MR I1.4 %J f:=7! , - .- , go I 1 . !~ P" a Owner - :8 L_ - ^ 1= — fl -- Ui / ____ U 41 i - V 0 ff -> I I _< , _____ )~., ~ - U - Is Victor OX f * y . - I - __ I - ~q , z;, a 0, QQ -1 n :Z rn ' ,- -~ - .1 f `k< — 19 L I the Greater Sanford 1uunber of Conmerce will rim through An Altamonte Springs man $214,0rsO. So, lie offered to sell March 14. sa.1d this morning he won a the property at public auction Following the 30(lay contest, sktrnush with county officials for what he considered a fair the Sanford Police Beneolent after no one offered to pay price - 1186,000. Association will sp.insor a $l80 ,000(orlandonwhichthe Pope's attorney, William barbeeatwhichtimeawards Seminole County tax appraiser will be made to tile winning value (if the property for tax Albert Pope spoke with puoses is $180,000. I f.- ,J~ ... &g .; ; z--- _ - 1 0 ~ ?91. ____ - 3 WX ? .. a MW T. - - 0~ 1___ ? _. - ___ - __ - _i~ __W-Y6-4!eA~ I - M- - - __ 1= __ ___ aa orn M 8 - I.. rp st 5 Ro 5i.I , r_ E; ~ L11 to =1~ -Irzi i 9F. go I R ~~~ . M _________________ Lz:J .- ~~,~~~~~~~,~~~~~, 9 .,, '. ~ 0 I J;tj 1 RRo R~ lol a is N-4 & a M OR V_ I 9 .1 ~. R k A i .14 04 4 Z r, F., - I q -ve oft !9 Till' list of pri7es contributed _ - - ____ -________ * ... _ A. j r6-6 F.&4 , 111111 I flr_F _ -_ 8& ____ ~ 6 __ - . .". q='r-f 'h __ ___ - - . . \ I . . - L s IW rer cent evaluation ( mile west of 14. nallient, (rc g Pope said last year the A 712 111k Mercury motor area residents. praised value was set at 0,300. donated by Meador's Marine bill arrisd But when his Both Pope and Loeffler said will be featured as a door prize a c purposes had been upped to $180,000 evaluation, Weekly prizes, including = - \-= t - . - == - ----- --- ---= z== - - - - rr: - - --------- -=-=- =--=-= --- %-= - -----------=--- - •.. I 1, I Dear Abby 1 ft Horoscope B *N4. - , I . t~'. I, Z. i'U_- - =- - rr - = =-- .. ~k r =r- =-- - -- - . ;_~r_lil.-_4. I 0. dr-_.._1.~t 1 _, . I - x:"'-iz' __ - T :' : ___ .. *. _ 54-A 11%, /1 omen M+____ i0o. ", . ... ' , il-4 . Sunday's high 60, todav' s low ,.. \' __ - - ---. .) -- A "'. , ..: .- .. V"" .. ..:.; tnd Tuesday warming H!gk in the low to mid 60s today and ' . - , tonight In the lo w to mid Oi except upper 30s crAder far, P hip banks Ming areas. Northwest winds 10 Mayor I to 15 mph diminishing BANK OPENS *III" U.S. Flagship Bank In Sanford ,will handle bookkeeplag for ce DIVISION through its new (ntral Bookkeeping division ha opened Fday. ro M(wre, Hear Adm. Robert W. Jackson I USN Retired), director of ilagship Bank SIre president of I S agship Bank and head o Cent Bookkeeping dRion, Ga Hall, Vfee 10 m p h. Tuesday t t was I I F m Iet by Bill %'IIwe!t Jr.j Lhtalhand tides 11n P:ig.A. ----- J. 2. ': A Ftorisl . he igated tax ir_ _ disturbed with county officials. offered to buy his property for nished by Monroe Harbour However. he said he just $180,000 at a public auction wanted to Insure himself that fiber gl mounted on i If someone had offered the property had been marked , 1180,000, Pope would have been at a fair price. iarding galvanized till trailer bl to sell supplied ) flhiflO C 0 Pope said dIdnot know "I was a little ed', ( what basi.i county officials use(lJo{xlSThiswlllgoasacom $214,070 evaluation. lie said no one offered to buy lanling the heaviest shad o __&~ ___ L * 4R , et M ,< ___________ - — 1 _-' , b---- - __ __-_ , " - __ 1 -'-A._it~'t by participatiug Central bot - ' 0. - - Eg o ~ __ ;; - . Ill' Johnson motor f - fff~_ 7! _ Z __ - rti.,.fl.,..j-~. .; _%_r - ,- 7 ._**_ V_ 6:~% . _ '.-. - ( ____ - ; b -- = I 2111,0i I - - C;,r;~_-i . _X T - - 2I Today - . - - . I I 3.0. .5";4 ,;"` 0_ ons Good - 5 "-` IL t m r - Der the bottle. J r_ , 9 I a f ,0 : A con g 9 C fi,~ - - xr 1 = 0Q For 11 - 10 - PC A . i.,~~ :k "I"i _e t Jft A 11 ".;5Lf; -"" "..,, _. -I , 14,14. ,..,.. -W kit; ,-, " , I*1~~ I .W . - / J .:11 ,o< F -A -4 0 Cl) M I p 0 _____ II I 900 i "I _~ f~_ ~~ p - • -. - I H CA - , I M i~l o I 4 ~,~ ' "2"ii § o - _____ S111 I V. IA - - Zo ill a r al a , 03 61 SIr I 41= a . --t - ... J ________________ . 7C_ JQ 11 . TrI ;i , - W-I-,- ! bj I . --~ - ft _; . (X course the choice was merely an indication of preference -not an official action by the board. caliber pistol on Dec, 27 at the evidence to be examined at the maximum sentence of 15 years 2809 (,roe Sanford, Sanford rune Lab, that he has prison on the plea. home of her sister, Mrs Archie ordered all deputies to . z.r Greggtold the court he went MrCrti riitly n&ify b c' ar i us Ifulisr li -wife at Judge Muldrew, sitting this cas 'asbng out - that 53 n Mar St Forest City, week for Circuit Judge i. won't go to trial.,, lie A _1 4 said this the day after they were .. .. .. William %%oodson, continued would take evidence out of line divorced, and (Lre to & i.. . Black's trial until the for examination and tests and from a né that hd inweek of March 8. ART EXHIBIT help spd up lovers from the Sanford area flocked oLc the Chic Center, L*nt : kill he1f. Heffernanoffice said that thebeen Ste Sunday, to attend the 17th Annual %lembehlp Exhibit and Tea of Attorney's hasn't DRAWS CROWDS the Sanfor"eminole Art Show. Best In Show award in the adult I getting reports on examination divisiofl as won by Truth' Nopprr; Ma hIawig on the junior bl o f eidence by the Sanford I Ist in Show Award. More than 150 a and crafts exhibi were 'rime fborato dar annual e% and that tly. Abbott Herring's men's Section. ifferald Photo by Tom Vincerill chief investigator. Jack __ — F ulenwider, had been B ALDIE. MURPHY outlet serice charge be set at dispatched to the lab at the hlerald Staff Writer $1 50 The charge is now $1 .00 Sanford Airport to demand — for additional outlets ports" New customers of Seminole . . Chandler Smith, acting CablevisionwIllhavetopay no e able a on S yo formal request for the upward The anon case is docketed Saying they had been living in to Florida sets hooked up to the ser-vice if a rate adjustment states that the for trW in circWt court this fear of their lives, the couple D By BOB ORRELL epartment of Criminal Law rate increase request Is a w eek company is experiencing complete spinning outfits. are certificates, eij;ht passes for Enforcement ( FDCLE) said in a Jtion to the gunshot substantial operating losses; is proved at tonight's meeting o f Mrs. Jones said Saturday the fired into their home Nov. lo, hlerd Outdoor (orrespondent offered for the hea% lest caught pier fishing in Datona a filet operation last July, wasn't the city commission, scheduled not a utility with a guaranteed anon charge will be dismissed the house was again hit by in each of two age categories, knife, $15 certifi * cate, portable available to comment today on !or 7 p.m. at City Hall. rate of return; and points out Fntrants In Sanford 's Firm under 16 years and over 16 radio against her son because there gunshots 10 days ago and last , Instamatic camera, two backlogs in cases in which Annual Shad Derby can look years of age. at the company t not had According to the proped "is not enough eidence" certificates for $15 and $10, e%idence is being examined. week's incident was the third forward to excellent fishing this , an increase in rates in fi ve new rates submitted to corl , Admitting that her son's time Additional participating another spinning outfit three Sheriff John Polk, who missioners b fingerprints were on the soda Seminole years year because all commerci,il merchants hae added to the certificates a n electronic fish previously super%lsed the lab, Cableusion, the monthly shad nets have been removed pop bottle used in the -,Nfolotov Mrs. Ora Jones, wlio, sai d Prize list to include a pair of finder and depth sounder, Sio said there is a "big backlog"of Other items on the city service harge will increase commission agenda tonight cocktail" hurled into a side Saturday she and her f,imily from the St. Johns River, ac. shock absorbers, a sleeping certificate, and two galvani cases being handled by the from thecpresent $4.95 to $6.95, cording to tarry Uartzog, bag $1000 gift certificate, bedroom window at the King w r te Kin 's' next doci include a request by Jack boat anchors state lab and that he has been for the ft outlet biologist with the Florida Game gasoline certificate, four ighbor, claimed the city home on November 10, Mrs $5 gift Homer and Mrs Dora Lee All fishing camps on the river told more chemists are lie harassed her over a and Fresh Water Fish Cor Jones said other fingerprints certificates, a $25 gift cer reported good fishing oer the employed to reliee the nlissioners Cit \tanager WE Bahet riod of months in a dispute mission in Welaka, were aiso on tificate, a $10 gift cti-tificate, 52 weekend with the percentage of situation. , k use the Ci th the Kin°s The nits were used in former free oil changes She said that in addit.ion the Knowles recommended the Center: public hearings t, , free front end roe shad running almos per Polk said and a laborato years to trap shad on their i bottle, which lodged between alignment, $5 certificate, cent. One large one, weighing source proposed rate schedule be consider clong %acating an Confirm ed o Mrs Jones said she would spawning migration to the tha t approved, exce the window and screen at Pr opane camp lantern, pocket nearly SL pounds was landed (1reani examinations are pt for a monthly abandoning alleys between 18th the appear before city council upper reacheS of no fee K tile river anti cainera outfit, $2 proposed for each Street and th Sweet, and a $10 certificate. by a young fisher ing home, d not contain a tonight to 'laud' the polico the fish were made into fer rnan near longcr mide at the Sanford additional outle AM FM table radio two $5 Marwa Isle t. Knowles request for Wne exte ions on flammable fluid, but rather deparunent "for doing its lob." tilier. 11arg stated that facility and firearms evidence recommends the additional condemnations contained only water. "77heY (the police de'part- fertilizer factories have found ne bottle did not explode ment) performed their of ,_ because it lodged upright they were called (by Sir. and unfeasible. A~,00'- , betwcen window and screen, an Mrs. King) and they came," Shad Derby committee -1 - A __ _ assLstant fire marshal said Mrs Jones said members will meet tonight at , ____ _ I 7 r However, liattaway plus the county's department chiefs chose FU over SCC at a staff meeting at the county courthouse in Sanford Lab Re orts De -% I . paper wick. charges against her son, more gunshots were fired into King Charles Edward Jones, 22. of detailed a story of the -I ' under which they had live-d ro the Past several months and charges stem from charged th the It I had city firebombing at the Churchlittle at CC a done street, Longwood home of Mr their lives nothingo pro r s urmg and Mr& Linton king per iod. bherifI Polk said he disc,issed Mrs. King said harassment the matter w.th Vrnton us began after neighbo reported morning and Vinton denies to ic that 2O carloads of nking any tic promisu. In üiir "Our dement fully intehd ""ire visiting a neighbor to handle this case right do home, leaving in the wee hours the middle and let justice take of the morning in what ap. Its cotse," Polk said. peared to be "intoxicated-, or "1 would not tolerate any of "drugged" state, making an my People making such excessive amount of noise, promises if al,) . such proniLses laughing and screaming. were ever made,' le said. Meanwhile, Assistant State hoMrs Kin said her frame barded with Attoruey William Heffernan, la chu nks concre te who is scheduled to prosecute thereafter and hit with LB's Jones on the arson charges, declined comment on the case culminating th the attempted firebombing on Nov. 10. day. & I L " - - - __4 _tr__16 _ .X ,I 6a " , -I . The Kings returned home department promised a from work on Nov.10 to find Longwood mother assistance in their home filled with smoke, having arson charges draperies soot-blackened, the dismissed against her son "Prigh, bottle.lodgcd bc-,;;rci~.j a Mrs. Ora I MarY) Jones said broken window and screen. and Saturday that Sgt. William a slug from a revolver Vinton of the Seminole County the bedroom wall. Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway questioned the facts in a newspaper article which said county of. ficials initially chose F'7U courses at $3,000, as oppomd to SCC courses for about $30n. , . L- . ':I Se%erai weeks ago the assistant mahal said the bottle con Polk denied today that any member of his 1h * I- _____________ I II) DONNA FF herald Staff riter 4J~ , ," , I I W Jk- * r- Commissioner fticharJ Williams, W'IO initially favored paying taxpayer money to train county employes, said he wasn't aware of any controversy concerning the Kwiatkowski said mangerial employes need to be brought UP to date, also, on the latest theories of employe relations and that state of the art whic h deals with labor problenLs 0t 10 (10 that. Kititkos maintains, could leave the county in an awkward Position when it comes time to bargain ' ith county employes. Public employes this year .,jhJ!;j ~~ ,u'. - 0% M- --_ A 0 1?1 - ~ --- ~ Z ~2, _< , 0 M I- a ~~(N -73 ~ ~ >Y ". No V 31. . - rn r- _ = - - - t for the first time have the right to form unions and bargain collectively for wages and other benefits. - - - -,-,. I iI Sheriff -Denies i_ *, io Pro MISes Made 61 ?9§ i ill __ , . Uri - crnployes had all the skills necessarydo a notch job. But, he added, that just isn't the case not in private industry, nor in county go%ernmen Kimbrough ao said co management h the a bundle All all Kbrough Saul the conunIon would be neglecting duty not insure county government against poor management. If to it costs Illoney, Kimbrough says it's a small price for the beriefts that will be reaKd in the end, It would be nice, Kimbrough said, if till management - ~ - f J K __ - // ~_ . - ____ NoA I 0 ;.-4* ____ 0 0 Vt rn, <_(~l - . (A ~ ~li;l,_I1 - ~P_ 0 , "'I -/ -, -19 V 1. "I -A -k -- ., M -i ~ !:T ( t - ,, Vr` r-_ _ . , - V, I ~) I 9 ) t 70 ~, r> . fJ U.r r- I'" V'. U _T_ j~ g r- < ~ . - ____ _. m - __- ___ -_ - -.n .--- ._- i I I - .- ,2L4 ,~?, , 3: ,q,:q 9 P-6 -6 0 - - f~~ I. I W~_~ , , - 04 2 I ;_ . T_ 1% - ___________________ ..-..'-i,_ .- V"t v > I V. , I - -_ -- No, .17 Z- V\ ~~ 1 Z.", . -. - - - - - ~~, I.,- - ~ A s,, I Management Courses SCC Though some citizen criticism has rLsen concerning the county's P aying Out taxpayer money to train county el"PlOyes, two Minty mminissioners--John Kimbrough and Harry Kwiatkowski - defend the practice. Kimbrough said keeping count) employes (fl the state Of the art of rnanagernuit will sate tho usands If SCC instructors are chosen, the cost will be about $10 Per employe, Andrew mid. _________________ _______ Fa vors "oniosed of professors who have Published books. But Andre said the ity -staff reevaluated its IX)SitiOnafter meeting with StC ik said it looks as if SCC will teach about 30 county employes. Ikfoe cla& begin howeer, the Board of County Commissioners mst okay the proposal Arnfre says he may present the matter for the commission's perusal at Tuesday's meeting'. r At least one county Official MXQ (-- _U ii~~, I: , -_ III"e t~ :F -1 - . -~ ,_. .~, ~_ ~_ _CZ __1' M> L11% I"- M Choice Would Cost Less Than F. T. U. Off icial oun By ED PRlCK fleraidSffW ( 1J 1, ~ — ___ __ 00 :1: ,._ , . ,.~... 4 *1 n__ ,-I.--.t..- ._ 1, - _- ____ . _~. I_ -' , _-,T-_oj.j 7 I W __ _"_- - - -:- _T_711o; - — I——t" __ I 1r~= . . -1 o :. - - i - VJ r- - r-- r . G -) 1 > lei ra 1iJ I Z R _ I 1;~'. - _ -, 1. - — ___ .. ,Q~~ \**)J _.00/ 11 - _____ %..10 04 . VJ X_ T Zio __ , ______ ~,I as _______ 1< 1), ( . C.) %-_._ 4 I 1 ~ rj P 1. .I -. - 0 - 1,-A> i P1, co ________________________ - - .• 06-, ow I IS 4;U S Pd - 15Z i C., __ - -,.--- _____ - _ UR ~ - ) ___________________ I - - __ .. 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I 1 -4 '_- - - .1 _%*--, -_:I_- I _ # -- A ._ ~ ~ -. :I . - . - O D— Evening Sanford, Fl. - Herald, '' -"-'--- - - - - -- - -. -- -: - - - - - -. • • .' - L.. Wedr.uday, Feb. 4, 1976 _______ -, -, r - rr e. a _n 7 _~__ - _ _'__ I. — i I NV0000-6= A,VE 7,%,%,wA%.,,,,-.,,~ &`s"1. - ' Juiii a r LL l-..:•, 68th Year, No, 143—Thursday, February 5, 1976 ::q::t..ii r . — Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 1_ -. -'. % HARVEST FRESH TANGERINES OR TEMPLE D .11 C UflDTEIIIII1 pEOfl 8 EEF rBUSCH 7 BEER FOR Limit 2 w/$S.00 or more purchase •*cI. cigs. W-D BRAND NON-BASTED 0% - PlC. c LB I I JIVI li I /-,•'. A Ith ',;;.1'i',, U a V U% I - I IP BYAUDIEMURPIIY Herald Staff Wrifr 1 - I I I I I ssssss -- C LB a ;I 39c __ GROUND BEEF W-0 ;u W-D Brand (T..l, 14 lb. Poft4,) ICE CREA C HALF GALLON 1'I:j is Beef Ponies 3 SUPERB RAND ALL FLAVORS SHERBET OR PRICES GOOD 'FEB. 5-7 c 19 01 MORE _ LB. 49C I(PMT Frozen — — i Fryer Livers 69c . . to 79 , CANS THIUy Superbrand MAYONNAISE Is Ma rgarine BEEF DILMONICO BONELESS STEAKS $ I-' MAID ARrt(ir PEARS s - APPLE JUICE t.' RED DELICIOUS S APPLES 9 Q .,. . i4JJJ- --- - W Blue Bay SHANK PORTION HICKORY I-LB Tune Fish . . 2 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA JUMBO WHITE It - Whole or Bun Pan10,, (1 7 Quanti Rights Reserved WINN.DIXIE STORES. INC 224b Avg) Hum ....... . COPYRIGHT flflc ' - '%tnhitI. . - Iulul FOR 1976 W-O BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF ' ____ • ______ St ~ S189 !* . LB. - T-Bone Beef Steak. 4 8 UI WESTERN CORN FED FULL COCKTA PORK LOIN SLICED INTO PORK CHOPS $1 I.S. 'k .1. .4 ; T J , , % . i t . - F. HARVF i!! C TOMATOES 1 1 6-ox. Pno ii! Gelatin Redi.Bastecj TURKEYS l% . • . . 5 •s.. Pepper 59c BAG . . . • . . 'i 70c - Rice - - - - - - - ,: II!. 5-. U ' li I-%1klI Broad Breasted Turkeys III A round 4A Bridge --------3-B Calendar •.•...... 2-A Comics .... ,....,•. - 3-B Crossword ...........3-B 4..,, Mitorlal Dear Abby ..............7-A Dr. Lamb ................3-B S A 55C fl,:;'- 'II, LB IMEAkFAST OR - $ 19 HARVEST FRESH SWEET ALL BEEF BOLOGNA POTATOES Hr 4 SAIIACU 'M fl'( -T it e or C C 1-LB. CUP - - C FOR k (I'I,J I, / LB. )Ilc I FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SAN FORD ' - -_.--Lo, . . - -I ~i.I . " - - [].~ 1:~ ~--_ 4 - ._~ I - .. - - i", - ___ A T ~_: _. - -I away from the Cassel- ben-v neighborhood as soon as Mrs. Lee told him she had a gun I - ; _,.~_ j" : - • I ).)• . . AWARDS .' '' -W . 1__ . p - . - . - , - • . , / v , - -. -- _______________ '•... - - --- --- _________ - _______________________________________ - - ' • — _ -• ' -- -• =- -. -. - - ' - - - • I _________ / , - - - •. •.;•. :-.. - -.:' THER __________ r,.;t.\ 1 C -.- --.------ - - ± ----- - -.-- -- ----' Ti- -z--- - _ _ _ _- - -= - I ----; e .------ - - =---. -- ---i - - - - - EiI - - = - I- _ -- - I -E-= il --- -- tip J-Eii L I ~- :- ''. -7. .1 __ ,2~- ~~ ,k tt T _.i~ - - . - -- 9 i ' D.,..L.... DUbIH AL '.uriiunuea "' ' -.e-;"". :"-';'- -,'. '$7 c IrI --.' lr - 4. £I qi~ — -'-: d? • .. , . i ' - 1 -. 4; F •'J — -% , 4 45 I - . •/. '- ', ''X'' . s 2' ' 'f; ..•..1•.,-.', .c'4) ' .. -'--1 I ,_-- _ - _ -.. r-- ..-' .1 4 F ~44'-)3 Z t, ~ r' rr': - i..' -•. •..'1'-, _#,_ i , .:i. ., ,e fn- ' ,:~ "P '2' ' Bobo reported a survey revealed that 81 per cent of the students completing the program at the Grove School were presently "coping in a drug-free manner." The Grove School provides an alternative school environment for Seminole County students who find themselves in drug-related difficulties. It is funded in part by the school system and the federal government, with most of the money being supplied by the federal programs. After his report, Bobo requested that the hoard give future consideration to continue funding a teaching position at the school through the 1976.77 school year. He said continued federal funding is expected to keep the school open. Canton was joined in his presentation to the board by two parents of autistic chihilre, who E r e ram had helped their children immensely and who stated their gratitude to the board fir its support of the Grove School. Autistic cNldren are not retarded, Carlton explained, but it fret exhibit the normal range of intelligenct expected in any population sample. Extreme behavior difficulties mask the in. telligence, he said. uing temper tantrums, individual 3eademic 5kills and social interaction skills, Carlton said, In other action, the board directed purchasing agent Don Coleman to rebid a purchase order for m lockers a r -to include built-in lock, -- , - -- iiJ-I-' J' -iEi,-E. _______________________________________________________________ — i -- - - -n __ __- _________ TIE " !I!r TI- -I---4 -- 'I'-" - . " '- '- •.& 5 .5 ! - I', : &_ -S -. -E- =-±' ....Lt1' - = -. - - - ' 11 - 3 kk . -.. # •- gk l. •} .- r .' --'.4 . ' I '• .' - c Coleman had want •. low bid that included external padlock., Instead The Seminole County program is one of onlyof the built-in variety. The bid rejected by the three in the state. Orange County and Duval hoard would have required additional Ccunty also have the prograim negotiations to include the built-in locks. Six students are currently enrolled in the program, Carlton said. The school center j Assistant superintendent for business and located at Woodlands Elementary School in finance Roger Harris reported that a committee Longwood. meeting had scheduled for Monday at 4:00 The students in the program, aged 5-13, have p.m. to discuss recommendations to be made to made significant progress this year in the areas the board regarding the hiring of a risk-manager of feeding themselves, toilet skills, controlling to administer the county's insurance contracts. - -4 •• ar r1-, 'r- " •.- - -- - .•t-t'. ) - _, -' •-- , 'JC'd Y eli'' ' -bt '•-. :t'') '4 s.v( '2 L5.....'• %l)•'•.t'? • ,.. b,' / ..- N. I ~ . , , v, .j ., II. . .'. '. "-- . ~IX4 ! -• - . ""S'\' - '.1;... , - s•'.,' 1 i'-,'; .... 4f.ie''.1 - :- . -r#- %4 1-.---'-'a..Q Jr' r'r- 4,- j'., t' .. '? T\l.'t._.rA. 1 . I tI' 'u ,, 'ç m. '.'•'. .' ' ç' 1 , .' 7 - 41 5L '.- ' ' %3 ' . " v 1, "- - e' - -' . - '-' ... -...hi# :--,'-. .,:-. -. A,'! . p.., , - 4' ....,:'- • - ) - ri... .- ii• :.ct - ;'. "., ;-.,• / .'., - MT h', 1 " - • '•' ,i Sterling Park E'lementary has undeveloped area surrounding it at the moment, but ternporary sidewalks from the east end of Eagle Circle to the school should be in place within "four or five months," according to the developer, Heavy construction equipment in the area in the coming months will also make courtesy busing advisable, sidewalks or no sidewalks, the board was told. With no capital outlay projects to approve and no risk manager discussion, the board members zipped through the agenda in record time. The light agenda included presentations by Don Hobo on the progress" ;tudies In the Grove School in Altamonte Springs, and a presentation by Robert Carlton, director of the ri'intv's autistic child program. - ' )-l- ."uu w • -r ri -. - Sidewalks Can Be Built I ------ •- r. ,-,,..:,, .#'........ -. ~ " -r-., __ ___- I .._-_-_-_._.1_.-.___~-1-' -,_, - ._-_-_~__ Plann.ing, at an open house held Wednesday night at the Juvenile Detention Center. In th e Photo at the left, Ed Affida vi ts for those wishing to with the chairman of the College in Palatka while th e 5th Heath, youth senices intake tounselor left), presents become delegates to the congressional district couc- - district caucus will b' M Pn outstanding service award to Democratic National Con- (liflating committee by 5 p.m., Comprehe ns ive Ifigh School in ention in New York CU) are Feb 17 "pIa1 guest Judge Virgil B Dade City.Four delegates wi ll (unkflng, chief judge of 18th available in Seminole County, Affidavits may be obtained be elected from each of th ese Circuit and judge of 18th cfr- according to state Democratic by contacting Mrs. Reynolds at districts, Mrs. Reynolds said. cult juvenile division for committeewoman Kathleen 906 French Ave. etC-able at 339Mrs. Reynolds aLso not ed that 49g. Seminole County. Also Reynolds. the party is conducting a Mrs Reynolds said in the reveRing awards at the Affidavit forms may also be training schoo l for precinct ceremony were Detention party's continuing effort to obtained by contacting state workers at 8 p.m. next Wed. Center staff workers Steve open participation in the party headquarters, nesday in Courtroom A at the ndtiona1t'uItntsoUo rank and [)t c' "c E" ccu" e Cc"i- Scrnoic Coint 'sweat, Galloway and Mike 6allowa, and mem- file Democrats, anyone mittee of Florida, P.O. Box Greg Farmer, administrative hers of the Detention Center desiring to become a delegate 1758, Tallahassee 323O aide to Ann Cramer, chairman Auxiliary Hoard. (Herald has an opportunity to do so. The 4th and 5th congressional of the state Democratic cornThose interested should fill districts will be having district mittee, will teach organization Photos h'. Hill Vincent Jr.) out an affi da vit of support for caucuses to select delegates to of precincts at the training I the presidential candidate of his the national convention school. I or her preference and file the beginning at 12 noon on March I Mrs Reynolds said anYone I affidavit with Rod table of 27. i:iterestedin becoming in','lyed I ongw'-xx1, chairman of the The caucus for the 4th dis trict In Democratic part) affairs is local Dernocraticcommittee, or will be held at Palatka Junior invited t' attend :.i..' I; Dale haven't been accepted" she thsplayeda butcher knife tnher any more in ftat neighbor. Coppock., V.F.W. Auxiliary told the court. front yard. hood," she said. President JoseDhine I. and Lois Martin, Man Power ,1 L- refrain from any enntict wo.h her . 1"ssible. "and would use it if it was Defense attorney J. 7'homas In entering the guilty plea, neces&uy.1, A tg A nqe Mrs Lee agreed with Judge Toda), while enter ing herBowden gae the court JDL Husemann that there been plea, Mrs. Lee denied that she documents showing Mrs. Lee Is "serious problems" between has a gun. She claim PRESENTATION r on the waiting list for on-base " herself and neighbors. husband who is on a housing at th e May-port Naval Pictured abo%e. from left,, She claimed she'd been Mediteffanean cruise with the Air Station at Jacksonville. Bureau of Detention continually harassed by neigh. U.S. Navy, had a gun but sold it Mrs. li-v said she wants to Superintendent Tom Fay hors sin ce she moved to in the to a h un ter "a bo ut a year ago." sell the house as soon as her presents Outstanding Youth neighborhood in August 171. There was t estimony in the hus ba nd returns from the Seriice awards to Sanford "I've tried to be friendly but I trial that Mrs. Lee had ñs in August. "1 can't take Optimist Club President it - waiver of continuing the trial. threaten to shoot Adams in person with her neighbors. Van prosecution negotiated the plea hear a Casselberry policeman's the neighborhood until we can testimony that a week after the get the situation corrected," Mrs. Lee gets probation on the Oct. 23 incideqt that he flosemann said. fie asked that misdemeanor plea she will responded to a report of a Mrs. Lee's neighbors also "-' - Following a detailed explanation of future construction scheduled for Sterling Park sub1 -division, Seminole County school board members approved Wednesday night a motion to i I continue courtesy busing for students living within turu miles of Sterling Park Elementary School. Parents rcquested the busing be continued S because sidewalks - referred to also as bicycle paths during the discussion — had not yet been built, The busing will be continued for th sitie year, or 'intil such time as the board takes further county-wide action on the proposed courtesy busing policy the board is currently studying, 419E. FIRSTST. - . 'j 1, %.- *^,. i By SCO77 ABRAIIA&IS Herald Staff Writer #- EEF.. Pf!IJF La. $13 9 cup ?.-~ I . .10 . C I COTTAGE CHEESE . " 'fi .Nq & w1iinno SUPER I RAND REGULAR OR STA.PIT LOW FAT _4 - 0 59c Cheese Spread •. ____________ '•.--- Until s - ' A. LETTUCE 0 VER i-1 " P,m.n*o for , '•\ -.,.-- low 45. Details and tides on Page 5- HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA - • -1 Wednesday's high 79, today's - 7- CHEESE SPREAD & WEA $199 I - .. ---%. - -_q%k / 5-A 1-2-B --------fB 6-S-A Tcle'ision Women LOS. PALMEflo FARMS PIMENTO P0I,rr,t,0 Hospital nfl All B,.-' Franks I rulAIULS %J .161%0 D B'ond Rrçivlrjv - -- -- ______________________ I W . • 1-LB. - -- i_I L. F Today - ' MUSHROOM I',, . "-'-I-. L-ZI III !_U(UII JUU Y'' - _ 94Z r ' —- 1n~ _____________________ LB. — NNE0WNI1111I11 HARVEST FRUI-1 PKG. .. •. today in lieu of 110,000 bond on forgery charges. i:v rn 1,14011111, I.. W.D BRAND OIJICK ?tOZtN NOU..BASTED D 3 -- - Meanwhile, Charles Edward Jones, 22, of 374 E. Warren, Lengwood, who faces trial next week on an arson charge stemming from a Nov. 10 firebombing at the King .' - 111111 LB. 49 La. S C H, L - - - f .. • 4 p., ' , / I r1r • - D t s L~..4 . .W - . .4N- The Kings said they have feared for their lives. CANS l5i& 1~"r . ,. .- • ed tIre ingthea ,Mrs. lee, who has no w as te st imony that nei gh bors children, said today that she 11 hitti "socialized" with Mrs. I does have a trained K-9 dog at circuit court Judge A. J. for several months after she her home. oseznann Jr. sa id today he moved to the neighborhood but Judge Hosemann told her he ," ho pes he's put an end to a five- this ended after a dispute intends to put her on probation y"ar-old neighborhood "feud" concerning a window that was wi th the conditi on that she and at Casselberry. He accept ed a broken at her home. her husband sell or rent their guilty plea to a lesser and in- Richard Lee Adams, who houseandmovefrom theneigh. cluded offense from a woman lies across the Street from borhood on trial for aggra% A kn,.%ault ,Mrs. I.ee, testified in the trial The court withheld adin connection with an Oct. 23 Wednesday that on the morning Judication U guilt on the atincident in w hi ch she allegedly of Oct 23 when he was walking tempted aggravated assault threatened to shoot a neighbor to his tr uck, pa rked at th e curb plea and ordered probation and wi th a shotgun. in front of his house, wi th his i parole authities to make a Mrs Alean C Lee 43, of 5 earld son, John, that Mrs pre scfltcnce investigation. Foothill Way East, pleaded Lee, dressed ir a "hot pink" Judge I1cemann told Mrs. Lee gwlt} to attempted aggravated cap and ba throbe, pointed a she is now on temporary assault after Assista nt Sta te shotgun at him and said t wice, probation with the conditions Atty. Claude Van hook rested "I'm go ing to blow yo ur head that She m ust not own or the sta te's case in M. Lee's off." possess any knife, gun or two-day jury trial. John Adams, Mrs. Sandra deadly weapon; m ust not be -. Judge Hosemann discharged Adams and a 13-year-old neigh- ou ts ide her house with any the six-member jury after bur. Jeffery Hardy, testified butcher knives: and must have accepting ,Mrs. Lee's plea and that they too heard Mrs. Lee no contact by telephone, mail or Herald -.••-. . 'L She Moves Out . BOB LLOYD Staff Writer . .• 0 7 the house from outside. HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE W.D BRAND QUICK FROZEN BROAD BREASTED '• ' - -" r--1 r- I - r L, -, - -. incidents of gunshots fired into P FOR CANS POTATOES i rij;!h Is ItIPI)l I,-F. .. . 3 1 • / , _____ -- heir home wa.- hit by chunks of concrete, BB's a "Molotov ktall" and two separate IDAHO BAKING 111 1, 114, wi,,,n Corn Fed S',c,II Meaty PO, 3 (Ii A.prgp $39 . ' If . -P .- 1. 4 ! t"7 - - •:, - •"c..i'_. . September about 2" carloads of young people nigh tly visited and left a neighboring home in - MAID I GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS . . - r /0" ______ /I"t the early morning hours in a 39 Spareribs .... 11, 6c' ' ' ' —___. IL 13 %I'% 4 FR . % OIT COCKTAIi tU. S. CH? • II LJ W 1) Brand USDA Choi ce %6%%'. . .V.%I ,.-I'll"id a. olle I -4 • ____ It - .~ . • IIt I __ ____ _____ he Gets Probat ion I *** ' - HARVEST FRESH GREEN SIRLOIN STEAK_____ 1#1 k*. ,.,~ - -- LB. 414.J '.ULUU '.ö'._ lip. . . . .--. ~, Manning said the shots f ired into the 310 h Church St home of the King couple was th latest in a series of harassmen ts of the family that tncludedotherincIdentsofgu '—a being fired at the frame house and a fi re bombing. locessing of evidence in the case at the state crime _______________________________ la bo ratory in Sanford was to be completed today. I L Linton and Julia King, ~ T ., I . Tuesday night, told the story of I _rT the terror In which they have .- ,~'!, . , . 4k) .1 P,-JV#.f;-; . ,- .1iin ~ ._ mr~ MI I ~ WIR I hi"JI,they rMirted to police In __ I 19 P ________________________________ I $100 A _ Greg Manning said today. FOR PKGS (QTR5) • HAM SMOKED 9 -. " I Z..; S ': !.ONG WOOD An arrest of the pe rson responsible for firing gunshots into the home of Mr. and Mrs IAnton King Tueeday ~ L B. -_ - J.'. 01 V ~ C •% ' "s 0. -- ,, t. •'*oyuf £.cc z ,' fly DONNA Herald Staff Writer HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY ' - .q..... - v"t _~__ ~_ , ected Ex _____ ,Ifl IHIlI Tv "AL) .,.,.l ;.. .i. -.., ...... ..... ..-. ••• - Arrest c LBS. — 59 I ) - ---"• - GOLDEN RIPE I J %N%....V.1k1 \\,%,J.'N A %%V-j, %OV,1111110 .%,,%I WHOLE FRYERS .. Terrorist I-___ ____ I) USDA OVA" FRESH FRC)Zi $n few 9b,,, v,jt,,. II.,.,, ----- A • 'suusv awu nvuJIeu1y, cue grants to set aside :un(js lot SanIor(t" iy,i,ntu nFfit.iftic r,ruilrl .,cn tknIllVilJ)JIIII ra'4a,A1A.s,nI .'1,... )JIAJI -me motion. w ill be (listribu ted on a "first-come-first-served Ac cording to Paulucci , the bill is expected to be dra wn up by the Downtown Development Council. The Sanford City Commission held a special In discussing pr ojects that may be be sub- basis," and the purpose of today's meeting was "to ve toed by President Ford, but an override of veto meeting today to d iscuss a publi c works bill in Th e DDC plan, drawn up by Sara Jacobson and jects of grant applications commissioners get our house in or der so we can get in line for our also is expected. Congress that may provide th e city wi th a multi. Mrs. Shirley Moak, ca lls for restoring Sanf or d's suggested Un, new city hail, a municipal drainage share. million-dollar windfall. Paulucci said projects that could be funded Down town buildings to their or iginal Victorian project, and Do%mtown redevelopment, although Commissioners unanimously passed a motion The bill,[lit 5247, wNch has been passed by both under the bill's provisions include a new city hall design. as. well as recruitin programs to draw new directing M ana ge r WEKrx)les to work with differences of opinion arncø on .which projects houses of Congress, provides up to $G billion for and parking facilities, as well as other public businesses to the Central Business District, and Seminole County officials to get the county ShoUld have top priority, public works projects, according to Jeno Paulucci, facilities, training programs for businesnen. designated an economically distressed area under a prominent Sanford property owner. According to Knowles, other projects that could ,,The bill provides the funds for areas where "In December, I was urging the (Seminole county the crite'ia of the Economic Development Ad- be funded under the public works bill include Contacted in Duluth, Minn., today, Paulucci unemployment is at least ten per cent, but I un commissioners to apply for Economic Development ministration; ard a motion tfiat fumially calls for regional detention facilities, I .cre,- fJonal facilibes, szdd, "I believe that if Sanford put.s together 4i plan dersLarxi unemployment in the Sanford area is Adn~inistratiun aanc ",,."_,,,,zr,, said "But th ose the city to proceed with plans to build a new city low-cost housing, regional sewer treatment and we Lan set up a liaison with Washington, we unsiderably higher than that." hail. were 50 per cent grants. Now, with this new bill, I'd facilities and street paving, might well Influence the Department of Commerce Paulucci said, in applying for the funds, city and rather they go for the 100 per cent grants. - -- 49 . Federa Funds May Aid Downtown Sanford - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HARVEST - FRESH - - - VINE RIPE TURKEYS LO. 89 13 BROAD BREASTED 20-22 Public Works Bill May Provide Windfa ll ORANGES .1-. .1111,11 % ?;4 . f- T . p - I - �- . -,-.-- --• - J -'---- - --.-- - - - ---- - - - - - - - --.------.---• 2 A—Evening Herald. Sanford, !cl. - Thumday, Feb. S. NATION -: CB Rad"Still ios A Favorite Taiget Deputies Investigating Area Thefts IN BRIEF Vih1en To FLORIDA IN BRIEF By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Bank Manager To Testify As Patty Hearst Trial Begins SAN FRANCISCO tAPs — The government plans to reconstruct the bank robbery it says is symbolic of Patricia Hearst's conversion to terrorism — the same holdup the defense portrays as her ultimate struggle for survival. Jim Smith, manager of the Hibernia Bank held up by the Symhwncse Liberation Army April 15, 1974, was lined up as the trial's first witness today. Miss Hearst held a submachine gun during the robbery. c ..- -. VCS sav wiu nyc riiea was sworn in Wednesday and heard chief prosecutor James L. Browning Jr. describe the 21-year-old newspaper heiress We a willing and profane bandit. Her chief defense counsel, F. Lee Eailey, in his opening statement, called the pale defendant "a prize pig" tartured by a convict sell-taught in the rudiments of mind control and determined to have MISS Hearst branded an outlaw. Storm Drenches California LOS ANGELES (AP) — It got so city even the cactus started puckering, but California is finally getting some miserable weather and everyone - well almost everyone — Is thankful. First some sprinkles of rain came up from Mexico's Baja California, leaving a light dusting of moisture to officially end Southern California's worst dry spell in 72 years. Ewing's vehicle was parked at equipment was taken in a saw was missing after a storage county Jail today in lieu of ments. Forest Lake Academy, Forest burglary of a pickup truck- shed at the residence of $10,000 bond on charges of James Douglas Stage, 20, of City, when it was broken into camper while the vehicle was Frederick J. Parent, 710 burglary of an auto and at- 112 E. Airport Boulevard, Sheriff's deputies today were and that (ray's car was parked parked at Sprague Electronics, Osceola, Sanford, Sanford, was held in lieu of was tempted grand larceny. investigating reported thefts of at 5310 Pinevlew Way. U.S. 17-92, Longwood, deputies burglarized. County Jail records Indicated $5,000 bond following his arrest cash, citizens band radios, Geraldine Whittemore, 545 said. Richard Gregory Williams, that Williams was arrested by by dcputics on a circuit cuurt fishing and camping equipment Land Ave., Longwood, reported Sheriff's detective H.E. 18, of 590 Wayman St., Altamonte Springs police early warrant charging grand lar. and an auto engine. $111 in fishing and camping Winger reported a $185 chain Longwood, was being held in today at North Lake Apait. cefly. Donald Ray Duncan, Route () Drive, Sanford, told Small Tractor, Small Price deputy Donald Dreors that 12,30hpillesel $450 cash was stolen from a Sanford c ) bank bag in a bedroom at his CW residence, according to The Sanford Optimist Club Dale Cuppouk, club president, Hasty and Gene Eiselcin. sheriff's reports. Stoughton published 'The Ladies Appreciation Night at attached two banner patches Cecil Stoughton, now living in Memories of J.F.K." reported citizens the Capri Restaurant was from the Optimist district Merritt Island, chowed an hour--.. !Ycibcrt Mcy, Chsc uuu t-u. MW n-d '.G U5, tâ'utsk iiuightei by the presentation governor for outstanding long film of footage he shot as comptroller and Immediate targets in recent months of auto of three state-wide Optimist achievements in the past year official White House past Secretary-Treasurer u( the Hood Tractor Co. burglars, were taken from the awards and film-lecture by in youth activities and photographer for the late local Optimist unit was Cars of Loren Ewing. of Avon retired MON O'i"tI'itemTrais White house publicity. Youth Activities presidents Kennedy and presented with a citation for Orlamlo, Fla ]Ill" IU Magncha A,, Park, and Terry Gray, of south photographer-author,Cecil chairman is Tom E. Fay and Johnson. After retiring from outstanding service in his f. Seminole. Deputies Altamonte IP?iA$$. Fla H71t said Stoughton. publicity chairmen are Bob government service in 1973, fice. AIt,m.M, Sp'."i 0 f I I -- .-. --- - - - -- --- - -. - - Republicans MICRIN MOUTH 49c WASH creases in their malpractice insurance premiums have ended a 35-day slowdown and say they'll go back to work as usual starting today. But the doctors warned that unless the state legislature acts quickly to resolve the problem, "next time everyone will go out." 1)4 U EV ERY_ Jj j%t APPLIANCES Lewis Claims CHOUSEWARES I RIOT I i I It ill! COSMETICS ELECTRICAL HEALTH AIDS in riicnt tnjl CALENDAR PAIL • Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. - - Altamonte Springs Garden Club executive board meeting, Altamonte Spring.s Civic Center, 7:30 p.m. iuu w LUNAIX RUM) Seminole County Young Republicans, 8 p.m., Quality Inn 14 and SR 436. PRO STYLE HAIR DRYER Rummage Sale GARMENT HANGERS sOuD AIR FRESHENER '- •. ••• ON IMIS 1,556,924 Loans and Contracts to Facilitate Sale of Real Estate 43,156 TIE 4989073 . . . . - . . . . . . ................................................. --- 10,245,216 '- ••;-•--", . Advances From Federal Home Loan Bank Of Atlanta 32,400,000 Other Borrowed Money • DAYS ONLY/ r 500,000 6,586,936 Other Liabilities ................................... ... 2,958,284 _...,.,., ........................... Surplus TOTAL . 4,329,049 . . . . ........ . . . - ................. . . , ............................................... 3 2 64,948,71 1 DIRECTORS / &SATURDAYJW Purchase One REVLON INTIMATE POLYPERK r1 Your Choice DRISTAN - 2 Oz. Spray Special 44 CUP COFFEE-MAKER SYMPTOMATIC RELIEF protect coffee flavor. Colors are permanent Reg. $4.50 won't fade or chip, OF COLDS AND HAY FEVER L)tH SINUS CONGESTION Is lL 50's Th., P fl.. 1¼1 At Riamidar Priep- flJwtrutrwu ass. UANA l PillliY TJ - 209,621,983 ROBERT W. HESTER—Chairman of The Board 1988 . i -- Loans In Process . . ,-..: THU INYOURTANK 'p Durable scratch-resistant Polypropylene Reg, $3.89 Select Another Stiffel 97 _ For I FREE PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DECORATING REVOLVING CHARGE -. FREE DELIVERY STORE SIDE PARKING .................................................... LIABILITIES & NET WORTH AU 13 - 9OZ. 14 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Complete Furnishings *Draperies sCarpetsnq S•y H,,.,. Thawasy-Ist M4%" Mail! Car. Dvap.,ii Le 1 14, Oaqq. Ca'.t* Yai L.a. WOWS S,w$IMt.. pi.jj Jh(h4a of D*avi to 0.' $-.j U401 ot1hiffs AUTOMATIC TOILET - AVOCADO FLAME Real Estate Owned,.... •.....,.,...,,. Ca sh on Hand a n d In Banks . . - BOWL CLEANER COLOGNE -- ToisIa sway bsrwt.* isoir, b a Ia.,roqn habit! Crush your smokti dead out., . Preint (ortit flu'i! Couldn't Aff ord It DROP AYSEASE. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's Restaurant, 13th and Sanford Avenue. - 223,952,543 All Other Loans ...................... ....................................................... il018,471 Savings Accounts -rlele, Sanford. - Mortgage Loans Dreamed of Owning F -,• General Reserves .......................................................................... 8,552,459 NARFE Chapter 1327, 1 p.m., First Federal of 4=116itWA 1 First TOTAL....................................................................................264,948,711 FRESH AIR WHEN YOU PLEASE SET OF 8 ç ASSETS A -Stiff el Lamp, But ' S. HWY. 17 ,92 Deferred Charges and Other Assets Ar STAIN PROOF, NO RUST 320 , STORE HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 99; Sun. 10.7 VINYL COATED, DRIP DRY, George C. Hearn Investments and Securities ........................................................... 14,377,077 Fixed Assets—Less Depreciation ..... 10,257,251 Hwy. 17.92 at 27th St., Sanford CUTLERY TRAY Call 834-8776 After The Close of Business On December 31, 1975 Cover-Up '\ /;'4 WEARS ONE! 0F MIDmFL R1DA NECREST SHOPPING CENTER DISH PAN .WASTE BASKET THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. 1& el. ASK THE MAN WHO FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION T\LLAhiASsEE Al' -- The state' Land Sales )ivision director lied to cover his failure to protect lorida investors from companies that deal in fraud and hould be fired, Comptroller Gerald Lewis says. Lewis asked Wednesday that Gov. fleubin Askew get rid I the director and other lands-ales officials TOYS Run For 'Congress FIRST ORLANDO APt — The ousted chief of the Central Florida Task Force of the Federal Drug Enforcement \drninistratlon says he would like to tell his side in a lispute wth local police officials, but can't. "I've been ordered not to say anything to the press," fhn LePore sai(l Wednesday. However, asked if he thought his removal Tuesday spresented a concession to Central Florida law enorcement leaders, LisPore said, "only obviously." 1) 12 OZ. 1.49 LIST Late Wednesday, The United Physicans of California, which spearheaded the protest, voted to end the slowdown ven though all major issues in the controversy remain Order of the Amaranth, Cathedral Court 38, Masonic Temple 8 p.m. Meeting and election. Advanced Creative Aggression weekend seminar, fee ').Seminole Community College South Seminole Center at SR 436 and 14. Call SCC Community Services for reservation. In Squabble ORLANDO (Atli Rival Republican Supporters of President Ford and Ronald Reagan are engaging in a hetcd light here over lagging ticket sales for an uprunning Lincoln Day dinner. The squabble broke into the open Wednesday when Dr. liU Earle, Reagan's Orange County campaign chairman, publicly accused Ford supporters of 'foot dragging" in elling tickets for the Feb. 14 dinner at which Reagan is ts speak. 1 would say font dragging is an understatement," said Earle. '1 he fads tar me out.'' " - DOOR BUSTER 1135 ANGEL:; sAI' — Physicians protesting huge in- Rotary Club of Seminole, South, 7:50 a.m., Lord [Thumbley's, Altamonte Springs. Murders Drug Force Chief Muzzled Doctors End Slowdown FRIDAY, FEBRUARY $ sponsored by Christian Women's Fellowship, 9 p.m. to 5 p.m., Deltona Christian Church, 960 E. Normandy Blvd. Motive II4VM0UT1I iAPi - Police are trying to piece togt'ther a motive for the murders of two young men whose bullet-riddled bodies were found in an orange grove. Investigators say they were unsure of the identities of Olt' two, both of whorn were shot several times in the head. The bodies were Found Wednesday by a grove worker. "The victims are young men, possibly grove workers," said sheriff's Capt. Bruce Churchill. "Hut the grovt' manager dl(lni recognize them as any of his employes.' - - 1.•/...I. .,1; Seek TPtiiriday, Feb. 5.1974—IA FL Seminole County Corn- in hlillsborough and Pinellas legislature. lie said he was bid for the county commission missioner Sidney Vihlen Jr. has Counties in anticipation of the eyeing the scat held by Rep. In 1968 ;cheduled a press conference race Of the contest, Rotundo Vince Fechtel, a Republican Then Vihlen switched parties Monday in Orlando to announce said, "I think we can beat him from Leesburg. and was subsequently ap115 candidacy for the U.S. (Kelly), but if not we're going to But Vihien and his supporters pointed a vacant county ::ongress, a Vihlen aide con- scare the daylights out of him." felt Fechtel occupies too strong commission seat in 1969 by then firmed today. In Vstilt'n's earlier pre-cam. a position, and the corn- Florida Governor Claude Kirk, Vihlen aide Louis Rotundo paign statement he said he will missioner opted instead For a a Republican. said the Monday conference attempt to unseat Kelly by race for U. S. Congress. lie was elected in 1970 and rewill be held at howard John- campaigning on such matters Vihlen came under fire last elected to the county cornion's at Interstate 4 and SR 50 as the economy, big govern- year when he switched party mission in 1972. in Orlando. ment and other political issues affiliation. Part of the criticism Vihlen was appointed cornEarlier last month Vihlen under scrutiny by private came because for Vihien it was mission chairman last year, a innounced his intention to seek titjzens. the second switch of his position presently occupied by he seat presently occupied by Last year Vlhlen was con- political career. As a Democrat another Democrat, Michael ep. Richard Kelly, a Repubith-ing a race for the state Vihien made an unsuccessful hlattaway. ican from Holiday. At that time Vi hien, a )ci n ocra t, promised a decision w mid-February. And Rotundo ________________________ says now the conference is set or 10:30 a.m. Vlhlen, a former county ommission chairman, says he lelieves Kelly is vulnerable and h-11JIlfl II.I fl!.r fluI knflppnflp%n• ,.,,I fi !_'7'OiI1 1ine 00 'ongreasman. Rotunda and Vihien have .pfl t'icitinj flip nowc ine-din - In Orange Grove I - -- - Police Prese n t Aw a r d s m-iu Then what the weather people termed a "deenenint' ii. - r •:' "'ld with a low pressure system" brought .....Jerswrms, snow and freezing temperatures up and down the state Wednesday. Seminole Chapter 2. - - Official Announcement Monday - PRICE N.D. ABERTS, JR. ROBERT L. COHEN L. LATHAM DAVIS, JR. JOHN R. DURRANCE NELSON GILREATH—Vice-Chairman DR. S.A. HUSSEY, JR.—Vice-Chairman JOE C. JENKINS JOHN E. JOHNS J. MARSHALL LANE W.D. LEVEILLE, ill. J. WALTER NORDMAN D. WILLIAM OVERTON —President ____ I ,.Avi. On, - Tz AR 7;ft y. t'j'j GAINESVILLE U.S, '1792 At Highbanks Road (305) 6684438 Millhopper, 4414 NW 23rd Avenue . -- OFFICES DEBARY r- P.4;nnu" L:c P * _ ,i" N 'r (904) 3763204 1W I Pt Nfl I A I( F-ITV 345 North Woodland Boulevard (904) 73.1-2551 2735 West Duval (904) 752-8222 D ELTON A NEW SM YR N A BEACH 940 Deltona Boulevard (305) 668 4403 1300 South '-.tIantic at Third (904) 427 31' GAINESVILLE ORMOND BEACH (OPENING SOON) Downtown, 249 West University Avenue (904) 376 7551 900 South Atlantic Avenue (901) ófl GAINESVILLE SANFOR - .. - I_ ç• #if':t •- ,c ; 37 j; ' ."'- --- �- I - - - . -- - -- 1 ' T --,,-- -.-- - -; - -'-=. - - -- - ,;- - - -- .-, '- _. -= - -i- '- V - ----- - '-- .- , •• -- _____________ ,, --I- () N )IWNC1I AVE.. SANFOHI). 11.A. J2771 Area C(d. :105-322.2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, February 5, 976-4A Around WAYNE I) IX)Yl.E. 1ublIslwr H HICHARD lONG, Editor Y 1l.l lAM 1) ('L!HHIE. Managrng F.dittr HOIIERT C. M All KEY. Advertising Director 9 llIlI( Dlivcn: %Veck, 55 rents: Mcqith. $2.40: 6 Months. $142t) Vtsr. $!R 40 lh Mail In F1trid.i saint' .is home deIivr i!her ilLill M('flth. $270: 6 Months. $16.20; 12 tunths. $32.4 Some .11!1 [4 . 0;:4 I Secrecy The Clock A Necessity , achmiust ici*u u* IL L.z1yrt rIaLt*, will have a ribbon-cutting for its new Central Bookkeeping Department on Friday (Feb. 6) at 10 a.m., according to Wayne Albert, executive vice piesident of the facility. The entire public is inj(d to attend the ceremony. To all those Gold Sponsors, we say thanks and fellas, revy up those engines 'cause the race is about to start. And, keep it out of the sand, will you... hang nnto your hats, folks 'cause the Deltona Open is just one week away. Last year, this very worthy tournament contributed over $10,000 to the Centrhl Florida Zoo fund. This year's contihutlons will benefit several worthy charities In the Seminole-Volusia-orange County areas, Gold Sponsors, those who fork over $300 apiece, will have the benefit of playing In a 'Sandtrap Safari' on Saturday, Feb. 7, with a shotgun start at high noon. All Gold Sponsors who are playing In the tournament are asked to be at the Deltona Country Club at 11 am., on Saturday. A cocktail party for all gold sponsors will be held bcngmnng at5 p.m. with hors d'oeuvres. There's quite an Impressive list of guest speakers lined up for the Sanford Rotary Club this month, Including the entire Board of County Commissioners Feb. 9), Rep. Vince Fechtel (Feb. 16) and Florida Senators John Vogt and Lori Wilson (Feb. 23). According to John Spoiski, program chairman, these speakers are to select a bill or subject with which they wish to elaborate and Inform the constituents. So, if you want to be well-informed, at least from one point of view, on such as the Comp. troller Bill, school busing, financing in various Florida legislative committees, etc., plan on attending this month's meetings of the Rotary. And, as SpoI.skl says, If you're a Rotarian and IJO fl't ii-take It, yuug (dulL 11VC1 oanU WLII perform from b.#, p.m., according to Geld Sponsor Committee chairman Dr. Franklin I). By the by, meetings are optil and their guests, so If you're not a member, get a buddy who Is and ask him to take you along. It'll be worth your while, (icmtz. ."i i WORLD Earthquake — Aid poured [ EXTENDED FORECAST PrLl) cloudy with seasonable temperatures. Morning ground fog will Chance of few showers a bo ut restrict driving visibilities until Saturday. highs mos tly In the around mid morning and mid to upper 60s north and lOs motorists are advised to us e south. Los near 40 extreme caution. Otherwise, generally north to near 50 central to the lair through Frida y with af- mid 50 southern peninsula and temnoon highs mid to upper lOs 60s in the Keys. today and a little warmer Friday's Daytona Beach ' " .$__ puwr FEBRUARY 4 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Kathleen C. Clause Jessie Cobb Mary J. Cotton Jan C. Henry Alvester Herds Steph en Kazee 7.illa M. Liggon Jesse L. Morgan Second IR. •--•••.•-.•--•-------• -- --- ---- ---- ---- ----=- - ...... -_--_ ---'- --- ____ t-!r'P 5 - .---- - vtnsng tieraIU, -).3fl19fU, -ri. Fast Will U _1 A—=--- -Inuraa)', r1ø. 3. -- -- . .:-' - r'. 7. . _- .... - - - ' [ Mildred Opdykc Nina E. War e Lena Weaver Philip E. Ross, Casselberry Matthew Ciermek, DeBary Kathryn S. Starling, DeBary Hazel Barone, Deltona Ora V. Carr, Deltona -. -- __ . -._-, _. Figures -p I1!!IIMIa i. . _ 11 1-. t ~~-t ,..__1,rr_...~;_~!j-.*-o . 1 - ~ W I .r _. .. I --T.-elcome ''. '-d----' .To I A - -- L - - - . I . - . - - - - 'F~- . ________________ ., b. 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Southeasterly winds a.m., 5:38 p.m. Port Canaveral: around 10 m.p.h. today and high 11:18 a.m., 11:58 p.m., low southerly Friday. 5.13 a.m., 5:38 p.m. HOSPITAL NOTES ------------------- -. --- tjn rgominarion Reagan always carefully Reagan did his odds-making notes he wo uld do nothing that in backing nuclear power could affect Social Security plants. benefits, but he said there must 'II we're going to keep the be c hanges before "the roof lights on and keep our houses (alLy in" on some Fut ur e gener- warm, we're going to need fluatlon of Americans, clear power," he said. "There's WEATHER • P4 , N,11. (All) reform, lihul. Wednesday's high 79, today's low 45. - .•• ---- numbers as Reagan car,- were released. lie said they Reagan had more : "Your palgns. killed 22 more people. odds of getting struck by lightHe says, for example, that th e his campaign research chief, ning are one In two million; a Social Security system is a Peter Hannaford, said the hu rricane or tornado, one In 2.5 po tential $2.2 trillion out of names and cases on which that million; your odds of drownIng balance and that as president was based were In Reagan's -----v-he would assign a panel of ex- tiles in Los Angeles. No one in FLORIO(' perts to come up with a plan for his campaign entourage could OTTAWA AP - 'I'he Canadian Post Office will incr ease the price of mailing letters to th e United States from eight to 10 cents beginning Monday. The pest office- sa id We'dnedtty it was merging firstclass surface and air _________ mall services a nd rates. Currently, it costs eight rents For surface mail and 10 cents for air r-~__ n a ld --•-- --- .J - • .••. ___________ Postal Rates To Rise r - Toll GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala (AP) •. - I . Social Sec urity analysts say nothing, no experience In life, are one in 30,003; an airplane, gan's automobile accident sta• near a nuclear power plant Ronald Reagan Is a fast man his estimate of potential (man- as to the odds, as safe as nude- one in 200,000." tlstic. being killed in a reactor nedwith figures, a campaigner who cial imbalances presumes pay- ar plants." The report he cited was diAn ea rly draft of the report dentin any year was one in five quotes odds on hurricanes and ment of all obligations without Reagan said that was demon- rected by Dr. Norman Rasmus- said chances of a nuclear power billion, tornados, but isn't yet offering continued revenues from people strated by a government re- sco of the Massachusetts Incalculations on his chances for who are or will be contributing port, "some 3,000 pa plant accident resulting in Three Reagan aides, asked ges," and stitute of Technology for the human injury were one in 300 where Reagan got the statistics winning the Republican presi. to the system. began citing numbers. Nuclear Regulatory Commis- million. The fi nal version, pub- for his dential nomination. other odds, dismissed Reag1n also had a figure to "The odds against a fatality, sion. It compared nuclear plant fished last October, put the fig- th e question with three differReagan's national managers go with his stan d on capital according to the Rasmussen re- risks with those normally en- ure at shun w ha t they call the nuin. punishment. He sa id one In 75 million. It said ent answers. One sa id the Na. the death port, even for people living coun tered, and Included flea- th e chance of a person living tional Safety Council. hers game of trying to forecast penalty is self protection for within the vicinity a mile away his showings in presidential pri. society and told some 350 people from the plant, are one In 300 I — _____ mary tests with President in New London that asgo%'er million," he said. "Your odds _______ 1— Ford, beginning in New liamp- of California, he kept book on a against having a fatal automo_________ __________ shire Feb. 24. = 'tin ccnvicted murdeer who "i' uu* at... ___________ ___________ -. ickrt à1t unly one in loom _sI But there's no shortage of served prison terms and then 4,000." — into Guate mala today as th e estimated dea th toll from the devasta ting earthquake Wednesday rose to more tha n 2,000. "Th e 2,000 figure is conservative," said Col. Manuel Angel Ponce, head of th e Emergency Rescue COmmittee, "We th ink It may be higher. "We are sti ll receiving re ports from th e interior of t he country. Many areas are still with out communication and we iust do not know how srIous the d.anuage really is." Officials sa id at least 3,000 oth ers were injured in Guatemala. 1IIi' IT' ;\7 C1 IIANOVI:jt Rises, Aid Pours Into Guatemala ( - Ro IN BRIEF NotIntimate ,/ 14, r - — __ 1 . I-I I -. ,.,, , (flu b is sponsoring a 'SaveThe Sanford A-life" program and will be taking measures on Feb. 14 to poslbly save yours. Centers will be set up at Zayre Plaza, Publix (in front of Sanford Plaza) and at Faust's Drugs in Downtown Sanford for the purpose of taking blood pressure checks, free of charge, to anyone wishing to take the test. It's harmless, It's free and may even enlighten you as to the state of your health. The entire program is a nationwide thing for all Kiwanis Clubs. Dr. Nick Pastis of Sanford will give an introductory talk on the subject of blood pressure and its importance to one's health on Feb. 14 at 12 noon at the Sanford Civic Center. Do yourself a favor. Visit one of the three locations and have your blood pressure checked. You might be glad you did. -Bill Currie Prolonged congressional investigations of the Central Intelligence Agency are beginning to produce recommendations, but the most evident 'JUN UAKLY • conclusion of all probably will not appear in writing. Q . V)), It is that the behavior and record of the com. 6 I .14 % 61K 6.4 . ), mittees headed by Sen. Frank Church and Rep. Bicentennia l : A :7 . . N The 'Doc . Otis Pike clearly demonstrate why the role of ~ 0It _%. ,I %_ .4 Congress in directing or controlling the activities of P W_ . I the CIA should he subordinate to that of the . 0 jj Getting To executive branch. Is, it,-- Was Polite, c,l~_s_I ' I I 11 The high drama of the hearings is over. There 0'_- 'I'. .ol,V-e ~..%. &_ are no more dart guns to wave before TV cameras, no more vials of esoteric poison to capture the The Basics __ I-ooIt'l - 1,_..,eg &-I-&., tv J -_.. -1 public imagination and no more .James Bond-type .%~J ,-L%,-, .b Since his appointment in 1974 as head of the of cloak and dagger activities to titillate the COLEBROOK, N.H. -- Some years ago a / American Revolution BicentenniRl AdAmerican fancy. phoned Herbert Gifford, M.D., to farmer ministration, John Warner has traveled more .' 1 It is obvious that the committees are fatigued, complain about an injured horse. "It's got a big cut over th e eye, Doe, and I can't get no mired in bureaucracy and statistics, and visibly not-so-United States veterinarian wayouthere - will you come?" No happy that the ends of their charters are in sight. You might think that urging Americans to pr oblem. For more than 30 years in th e practice look back ac to. ross their First 200 years to All told, they produced little more in the way of r?d .: of family medicine, Doe Gifford has been r. rediscover the nation's strengths of spirit and facts than was dug up by the CIA's investigation of % ' making both house and stable calls over some wisdom would be an easy ta sk, says Warner, a 1I itself in 1973. ) J 1,200 square miles of Canadian country; a horse, former secretary of th e Navy. "It Is not always." r rx) And long before the final reports are in it is :jii,j1rr' he explains, is part of th e family up here. He freely admits th ere are dissenting views clear that Congress is reaching the same conCalled Mr. Bones by th e cldren to whom he 4 on the Bicentennial. Many blacks and American ________ ____ shows his closet skeleton, and Mr. Berle by the clusions that the nation's media and citizens Indians, for example, complain that th ey ha ven't ______ -'i. I ,.. / ts "' adul who must suffer his gags, Gifford Is a t reached some time ago. much to celebrate. .. -: L.., wonderful remnant from an American past when To th em, Warner re plies, "O.K. Use the The first is that the CIA did operate illegally r a iLi.i physicians were more than healers, they were Bicentennial to point up to the whole country within the United States. However, its significant ....v. UAW 1tkid. ubUy, uii, lib eybtuw tkkb uut your problems and needs. America is strong l excesses were committed at the direct orders of 1 I ' from his head like lazy exclamation points, he Is enough to look at its sometimes gray past." ~ ~ responsible officers in the National Security ,MVE51IG' '? .~ ~~ !~ just short of legendary in these parts. "There Then there are complaints that the Bicen_____ Council — or the White House itself. ain't none like him," says a patient, 'he's the tennial celebration is being turned into a ,,BuyJ . ~ . -A. . '.1 ' damndest best-hearted man I know." Another emerging consensus is that the CIA, as centennial Sell-ebration" because of a flood of ____ _______ _____ One has to be good natured, perhaps, to authorized by the Security Act of 1947, is still a shoddy souvenirs aimed at cashing in on _____ . -survive family practice In an area where as patriotic fervor, valid concept. The gathering of intelligence and somany as 10,000 people are served by fewer than a But only a part of th is outpouring of ' called special operations are necessary if the half dozen physicians. Until recently, the region memorabilia is officially sanctioned by the United States is to remain secure. 511 1076 did not even have a hospital, a nd as Gifford says American Revolution Bicentennial Commission And finally, it also is apparent that the CIA and Of ' ~i3WK 1ZfATuE "you can't expect people just to get sick In your in Washington, in return for royalties that will be the other intelligence agencies cannot executc their offi ce ," Winter snows here drift to 20-foot banks, used to help sponsor 1976 festivities. of not overdo Ill" the temperature sinks often to 20-30 below, but missions if they have to operate in full public view. As established by Congress, Warner points Iflfla % _.., 1'Giffrrdiøv. vl!Jeflewp!an.n uu, ia ,tUn iid 1w CIA Director Wi!lim E. Colby was right or, the tu tell anyone W11BL miles, by the way, to treat that horse. to do. It can only advise and help state and local mark when he told the Senate Government Bicentennial commissions In planning their His loyalty to his patieta is returned In kind. Operations committee that the present procedures JOHN CUNNIFF observances, Locals who talk of the tfmGlfford has cut their for overseeing Covert operations won't work. The freedoms won two centuries ago included bills when things were hard, or recall his gentle "Every oneof the new projects that were subnot only freedom of speech but freedom of taste, advice in hours of social stress, say they will jected to this process has leaked into the public he reminds us. 1975: A wait For the Doe for days rather than go imL domain. I believe it is essential to repeal that On a more encouraging note, he also reports mediately in to another physician. Last year an procedure he declared. that 'what strikes me most as I move around the elderly woman refused advice to see someone NEW YORK (AP — economy In home construction. You might therefore believe else while Gifford was away; she was dead when At the present time, eight committees of country is the great enthusiasm of citizens from disequilibrium, as that of 197An 5 certainly was, It was a very poor year (or every walk of life for activltks that say, 'You the savings andputloan he returned to town. Congress are briefed on convert oprations. Mr. lea'is to some results and assiunptions tha. associations that lend money for home bet, I'm proud to be an American." require a second look. For example: Colby proposes that the function be performed by a chases. "When I was young," says the Doc, 1 noticed So far, the ARBA's computer that keeps track -Many people have the notion that 1975 was a there were two kinds of medical people: those single committee. He also believes that stiff of what Americans are doing or planning in very bad year for savers, Y are wrong if You believe that. Hoffli who were strictly professional, polite but not penalties should be levied against the committee's observance of the nation's 200th bit has In some ways it was, of course, because people lenders had a pretty good year. In fact, the US. and those who weren't. I decided to be members or staff who reveal information that 4egne of Savings Assoclatlonr reported its on recorded more than 30,000 e of those who weren't. I just can't put a activities, with an were without jobs and other, were hard pressed membersclosed $54.8 billion of loans, the highest curtain between myself and my patients: these should be kept secret. unknown number yet to be reported. to make ends meet because of Inflation, cm record. What should be kept confidential and what "The year 1976 will be a benchmark for Moreover, Inflation erodes the value of savings. 'e not just bodies, they are my friends." generations," says Warner, "a point in time Three factors help explain what at first glance Friends indeed; Doe Gifford has delivered 7,000 should not, if there is a dispute, could be resolved The savings rate, however, when America stood amid massed flags and quite sharply. Whereas a range of 6 per cent to appears to be a mystery: Inflation, which to 8,000 babies over the decades, and the word is by the courts. It is simply unconscionable for a exploding fireworks to look both backwards and 6.5 per cent is considered average, the rate pushed up prices; a healthy business In existing he remembers every name, and perhaps blrcommittee to make itself the final arbiter of what forwards at what America is and should be. 1975 ranged from just under 8 per cent to more homes; and the availability of money to !end. thmarks as well. constitutes a national secret as the house In"Not everyone can afford gold or silver than 10 per cent. Whereas in 1974 the average price of an telligence Committee insists. He says the intimacy can be risky. medallions. But I'm sure most Americans will The savings rate is generally guided existing single-family house averaged $32,G40, in Familiarity can breed a lack of respect, and all When the CIA was first debated in Congress in want something that says, 'Yes, I was there degree of consumer confidence, and last year 1975 it came to $35,180. While not always the that. Then, too, there Is the grief of personal 1947, members worried about a "domestic then. And what we say and thought and did will that confidence was very low. As confidence become part of the heritage the nation will revived, the sa vings rate will tend to drop, case, loans.higher prices generally require bigger affection: "I remember a young girl named Jo Gestapo." They wanted to be absolutely sure that who had a rheumatic heart. She asked me one celebrate at the Tricentennial." perhaps very slowly. the new organization would not harm the "rights While mw home construction was off badly In day If I'd tell her the truth about her condition. I and privileges" of the people of the United States. A very Important factor In the degree of 1975, the demand for x1stlng homes rose. In tried to avoid it but she pressed me. Finally, I America is becoming a nation of dictators, confidence will be 'he unemployment rate, The CIA did not become a Gestapo, not by a 1974, the association members made mortgage told her as gently as possible that she wouldn't Shocking but true, if the growth of the dic- which remains high and is expected to fall only loans on only 654,000 existing homes, but last see another Christmas. And you know what she long shot. It did do some damage to the "rights and tating equipment industry is anything to go by, slowly, even by federal government officials. year the total leaped to l,flO,000. privileges" of American citizens. But the imsaid? She said don't tell her ma because she had Interestingly enough, the recession has had a The jobless rate is viewed by many workers as -Total cash sales of U.S. Savings Bonds hit a enough troubles already. God, I'll never forget portant point is that the excesses did not result lot to do with it. As businesses strove to trim a barometer of their own job security. When the record high of more than $7 billion in 1975, the that child." costs and increase productivity, dictating rate Is high, th from the tact that the CIA was a clandestine ey postpone purchases and put Department of the Treasury announced. Well, Nor will Gifford forget many of the patients equipment displaced many ubiquitous Gal their money In the bank Instead, organization which it must be by its nature and that record, like some others, should have an lost over the years to the absence of proper Fridays in th e offices, plants and factories. -Last year was a very poor year for new asterisk beside it. mission. medical 1acilitie. R€sponsible officials in Congress and-or the JACK ANDERSON administration had all of the information that they needed at any time to curb the CIA. These inas I . t !ons sho'k t not nw o pnh h !A t,%,. er ulsteCethi own sins. I I Lu an - , - - - Evening Herald I- - t= I 1 13th Street and Sanford Ave. Sanford 3230963 -- F. - -- -: a • • . . -. . . - : - rZ.": 1 A • • A mi ." rUbl c Keacti w ons BERRY'S WORLD ; I Is 11 rScho/; AIR-PILLO' INSOLES Made of ' Latex Foam. it's like walking on pillows Perforated DISCHARGES Sanford: Willie I.. Calloway Rhea M.Cooper Roy N. Dunsmore Albert Gates Wfflic Susan 19 ___ Ism and I" =-- e early Jewell W. Sasser Lillie B. Smith Raymond J. Swallow Sr. Cather ine H. Thurwacher Nancy J. Walls Belia A. Lamother, Blandford, L. -. - - UA . Y v .•. .-. - .. - .J .y. ; ,-.•-...,;. ,•,- - 356---z - IsAft Amftk 2111~_ _: - J -v - f . .. s'-..--v',-. r,... ,••• .---.---.--.... v •• .f.. .- .,.•. . - , ,r,'- - .. -. "i 1 ..'' 'i - . , f .'.•' --.- 1 ? Vi -, ,,_. I LM .'* ,1 2f'' ,L.'. . s.t ' A ' more SOFAS • CHAIRS • BEDDING • BEDROOMS IRhIRIf'1 • iJ' - \ .." '_.. .•., - - • . ' ,, •,-I q-. . - .d' ,", ..- , : ,',fl ' •:, - '' -F" -. - M' . -. "i'r_' '' ,. ,,. V -.. a...- ',. S . ,' -. i-,. I 4 .r •- - :- ,e- ,,5 I- OT Al i j''4 ',2.•i.,..',.ç, - _' 'i- - - -- 1 ..-. '...... .-' . "r , - -, 2 _2 ..' -_ I - -r- .: '-;: - :s-'-.?r' .:--r:---- - .r - f . ML119941~ ' '-r"-" ,.' - __ -. . ,' - ' 'L- 4t ' . '' .'. ,,,. ~44 A. - 1,Iil xll ..• ,\v%, .. ,,, It ,', - ' '; ,,• .. - , " . - .. , - ". '- , - f Ir 3':.''-i -, - `3 IV . 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I But one of those "needy," a Missouri mother William Whltehurg, R-Va., angrily wrote In. years, White House Imzge-makers orchestrated wondered whether you were talking about these of two, wrote, "The added burden of Increasing tenor Secreta ry Tom Kleppe that the denial was reactions to presidential pronouncements as a United States." Social Security taxes will find our little family false. Interior now concedes matter of policy. it made a From Belgium. a retired Us,mjutaryofficer hard pressed to pay our Immediate bills." "mistake." Sometimes before the President spoke, his grumbled that he was "shocked" at Senator An intriguing message came from an 11th In addition to the $10,000 another $141,000 In staffers were on the telephone with key pro- Edmund Muskie's critical rebuttal to the State of grader in California, saying, "II you have never Nixon organizations, generating favorable the Union address. "Keep edcral funds helped Alaska track and wolves kill the tip the fight, Mr. heard of me, remember not many people heard wolves from planes. Many of the hapless letters on Vietnam, China. even Watergate President, you have so many raw-knuckled of you until you were Vice President," speeches. Then the totals cere triumphantly opponents you need to remain strong. We ask had tx-co tagged with radio collars under an released to an increasingly skeptical media, Big corporations, the student said, make as Interior you to support Angola. Red is still not better than muth as U million per hour "and paid about two could begrant for study of their habits so th ey In the less guileful White house of Gerald dead." preserved. pet sent In taxes. My mother, on the other hand, Ford, the volume of mall runs lighter. A week An acerbic Pennsylvanian wrote that "I have got about $4 an hour and paid e bout per cent in The Alaskans claim the wolves kill baby after the State of the Union address, for a W-I-N button leftover from your speech of last taxes. It Is my suggestion, therefore, to raise example, only 1,500 letters had arrived. But a year when you threatened to make an all-out their taxes to about 27 per cent." Meanwhile, Kleppe, In an effort to plug leaks refreshing touch of American spontaneity Is effort to reduce inflation. . . When do I start to on wolf stories and other matters The vounv P eA ;innrnvr.1 .. 1'.. • . -. R gal . - - 11,1111111 -. ,..• 2 tomort0 the row tseIectio/ A Kniffin, Casselberry Jennie E. Kule, DeBary Rosehla Caputo, Deltona Peter J. Gallucci, Deltona George Oransky, Deltona Louise Brown, Lake Mary 0. Dallas Wood, Osteen Mrs. Gary (Iklen) Adair & baby girl, Sanford 6 We're buig1 Sum must clear 7 at th YOur gain! Our ware Se ManSt see to belie Oureh0u! and 0ne of bone! 000r a kj S, f/00 IO is Odds nefld r sa 0 n at 9' Price cu FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1888 Victoria M. Leviti Melisa Magner Terry E. Parsons Marjorie ' ~10 -- �- - - - - - -- -- - .. --- - - - i -- -------.--. ---- :f: -, • • -- - - -- = = -- - - - -- ."- .- ;__r_,- - .------..---.-,.- WOMEN j: 6A—.Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Feb. 5 IT4 A1cfnAT Hearing Problem Falls On I P.M Ears . i there is ri greater insult to a (leaf person. DEAR ABBY: I wonder how Abby, please ask pcop!e to be many other people have my a little more patient with those problem . 1 have suffered a 75(f us who are hard of hearing. per cent hearing loss. You All they need (10 is to speak wouldn't believe the amount of distinctly and raise their voices Wouldn't I have spent on hearing just a little. Thank you. ............... iIà(C Irn..n..•. II p- u 'py. rtu were VI',M 'i) DISCOURAG D useless because my loss is due DEAR DEAF': All right, to nerve damage, which can't here's your letter. ItEADEILS, be helped, CAN YOU IIEAIt ME OUT Abbv, everyone shows much kindness and compassion THERE! TIGHTS and Marsh, King Engaged . LEOTARDS Leotards in Black Tights In various colors. "4, Jw ,J John R. King Sr. 9601 N.W. 5th of June 5 at 7 p.m. at F St., Pembrooke Pines. Baptist Church of Hialcah. The bride-elect graduated from Dade Christian School in Hialeah and later from Miami Christian University. Her fiance graduated from !)adc Chriastian and Julut Brown University, Siloam Springs. Ark. - • Sdiöu OPEN FRI. NITES UNTIL $:30 ______ LID Ol( 00~ Ake You I Suite B Ready FIR 210 E. First Uaeglige'6 Ph. 323-4132 Next Door lo Knight's Shoe Store By NANCY BOOTH herald Correspondent Methods of preparing and serving food and basic dietary items are generally determined by the country corigin. In Australia and New Zealand, lands of sunshine and open spaces, the people's diet tends to be hearty, wholesome F a.9 UIARI.ENF. MARSH * * * * TODAY LAST DAY FOR i 'THE WILDERNESS FAMILY" and countrified, When we think of canapes, we generally imagine tid-bits. The Australians and New 7.ealan. tiers think more in terms of king-size and satisfying. * * * * * A / I Magnolia Mall Downtown Sa nford Down Under' Treats: Steak, Frie ..rd Bananas, Ice Cre-rim And ~rnninc - A At PLAZA THEATER Yesterday's Herald Incorrectly Stated "LAST 3DAYS" 41 W A definite Influence on the cooking of these "down under" of unwhipped, and add 1 4 pint of fruit juice, liquid chocolate or coffee. Pour into trays and place in the freezer section of your refrigerator. Make sure your refrigerator is on coldest settinc. 141 - I several hours fl(l -i'r',c Thursday, Feb. 5, 1 J76-7A Gesd married until alter Jesu.s was born. Dear IRVING IL DEAR Il{VIM;: According to Ta6le Abby - Ta gut E .. --- Evening Herald, Sanford, FI J- ish liLcioms of Iflblkal times, Joseph and Mary were "betrothed" - a ('ornmltmt'nt so binding that If Joseph were to (lie before taking Mary under I hiso'in roof. Mary would lx'comv I %i(lOW. (Jr if Joseph relatives are aware of her backed out, he and Mary gould lifestyle. require a legal divorce. We are not trying to punish Although Mary and Joseph her by refusing to go along with for a blind or crippled lrSOfl, l)EM ABBY: Concerning indeed shared one house, a. her wishes, but we're reluctant but II you happen to be hard of flue elderly Florida couplt' who cording In Matttue 1:25, 1l. to make tu mockery of what a hearing, you are on your own! u're "shacking up:" There is did not know her have sexual white wedding stands for. If I ask people to please nothing immoral about a couple rclatioap until she brought There must be other paren said, thc)' !ivir.g thgcthe without a oforth hu r th1s-lsjj son." This vA 41i this piobkiut and other either turn away and ignore called marriage license. means that even though Joseph young people In this situation. iiw , ar 5av, "Oh, forget it," or Remember. Joseph and Mary and Mary Ihed together, they Wili you rind your readers help? " ''er mind." Believe me, lived together and were not did not hau' relations up to the DISTRESSED PARENT birth of Jesus. DEAR PARENT: In planning a w edding, the wishes of the DEAR A13HY: Our daughter bride and groom should take has been sexually active for a priority. The bride who wears a number of years with quite a white gown and fc'parcr3. Now that she Is in her middle necessarily declaring herself to be a virgin. 20s she is rnarr)lng one of those Seamless, Run.R.5j5 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Marsh, The bride-elect Is a for 9 l.cnape Dr., Miami Springs teacher at Sanford Chris announce the engagement of School. Her fiance is enipk their daughter, Charlene Ann, at Haskins and Sells, C.P.A to John Richard King Jr., of Orlando. Orlando, son of Mr. and Mrs. The wedding will be an e •nu;. VAN II(IKEN ,--=- ------ - f t Ua&uliiw ,1 (o*Ls8C4MIU) J Delicious bloiij, scrumptious skirts, pants and jumpsuits. A tasteful Valentine t:r a lady. Spring colors and styles that blend to year round wear. Pleasantly priced to please. Sizes 5.13, 8-20, 12' 2-24' - J ü"-; -- Everyone has a probltm. What's ipersonal re ply, writs to partners who proixibly knows a bo ut the rest. yours rot ABBY: Bos No. 69700, L.A., Calif. *001. Enclose stamped. sell. addr,ss.d envetops. p1eae. Hato to write letleri? Send SI to Abigail Van Buren, 732 Lasky or,, Beverly thus. Call t2i:. •o At `T's 000kict "How to Write Ler?er 101' All Ccasions." Pleas* encloti a long, self - addressed, Stamped (20 cent) envelope. We are happy for her and approve of the marriage, but she wants a white gown and veil! We are shocked at her .i,nesty and bad taste So man of our friends and An unus.al taste treat corn- bining bananas and steak to make a hearty meal is easy to prepare. Cut I' lb. of fillet I steak into thin flat pieces about I S L imited off 3 inches long. Fry the steak in l oz. of butter for 6.8 minutes ujitilcooked. Keep hot while you prepare the sauce and fried bananas. Stir in :i 1 -2 cup vrp— COuntfies, comes from their and 1 7 teaspoon horseradish inother country, England. ce eg g yolk. Friday, Feb. 6 and Saturday, Feb. 7 Variations occur because of the gently stirring all the time. Cut abundance of tropical fruits and 3 bananas in half lenghways, the great sheep herds. Another dip in flour and breadcrumbs to Lad American standards. When fresh parsley. visitors have to travel great If you would like to try a distances to visit, you must delicious and unusual sandoffer a suttantial and hearty Aich popular "down under" iteal to 11w travelers mash the fleshy part of an J- I Mans '\lLciralians and New avocado pear with a fork, and Zealanders cannot, as mix in a little vinegar, olive oil, \:ulerlcan.s iIi. run out to a salt, pepper and mustard. supermarket for an iced treat, Spread on buttered bread. so eneitabl they have A quick and simple to prepare mastered the art of making fine authentic Australian scone can homemade ice cream. be made from ingredients The simplest method used in ustuilh found in t'.cr these countries is to take two cook's cupboard. Cream 1 oz. of egg whites and beat until stiff, butter and 2 oz. of sugar slowly adding 8 oz. of sugar. together, beat in one egg, 'i to Next beat in small tin of cream t2 pint of milk and 6 oz. ofsifted '1 flOur. Put into greased patty tins and bake for 15 minutes in a hot oven. Serve spread with butter while wami. Also good with honey or whipped cream arml Ntrat%berry preserves That special dress for the ball or party from your favorite shop. Spring prints and solids in sizes 6-20. Central Furniture is closing in Titu'sville so we have to Ladies' Polyester Slacks I The factor to be considered is that coat and fry in butter. Pour the these countries are sparsely hot sauce over the steak, an(] populated by European and garnish with fried bananas and Values to $15.00 encan Boots All A bv - AP r'••''<? .4 : ., ... 4. . ..• .. ' Reg. 1 29 . Now 4 . 0 _ MAKE SPACE 200N. Park Sanford, Fl. It's all here: The look of leather and brass. Brown steerhide leather complete with bold brass rings. 11' stove pipe top and riding heel. Departrr 213 E. First St. \ Down The Harness Boot by Wrangler. Onl ywil , One Day Fri., Feb. 6 and Sat., Feb. 7 World's Most Fant€ Life Mr. Bill Weyenberg, Wrangler Boots Special Factory Representative will present, in our stores, America's Favorite Bootwear Fashions in. Size Wrangler Boots. /0 16 by 20 See all the styles: Western, Mod, Country, Ranch, Wellington, Gaiters, Waddy, Work boots. Safety toe, Permawelts and Square Dance fashions for men, women and children at Sanford Plaza Penneys. L95 unor Portrait Sanford Plaza Fhday, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Saturday, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. No Age Limit Family groups, just $2 extra Bust vignette semi-glossy finish Limt. one special oer family, Minors, bring a parent. Pay Si when picture is delivered to cover delivery costs. . ON ALL FURNITURE . SECOND SPECIAL OFFER .... OUR LOWEST PRICED SALE PICTURE. 11 by 14 bust vignette lifetime finish...38c This picture is FREE toanvone over 50 years old, Hours: Noon 11112 p.m. and 4 P.M. flU 7:30 p.m. Photography by TOM POGUE STUDIOS located at the Holiday Inn of Sanford Special orders will be taken on styles not carried in our store. Allow 30 days for delivery. Hard to fit? See Mr. Weyenberg, a specialist in fitting for more than 30 years. WASH 'N' WEAR FORMER DISCOUNT WHITE DOUBLE KNIT _ -= NAND W' a 1 • MACH, WIDE WASH yd. IRO N I CANNON M LLS SUEDE ACRYLICJ 11 O1M(R DISCOUNT PRfC( SPECIAL PURCHASE!! sa. TOWELS I A FURNITURE I1wcowosi C11 yd. L 1 ONITI it 12 • FREE DELIVERY. FREE SET UP each YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS THIS ilt WIN D . 011 15, '' L— - I Sanford's Newest. Largest.. Finest James Triplett .Owner OPEN DAILY 9WED.9-12 2304 French Ave. Ph. 3231480 Sanford i I 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penneys. Open 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Open Sunday 1:00-5:00 p.m. = _fl_: - -------------- =------i- -- ?#eV,c, -S]t - - == :- -:---- ------- �-.--I. . ~- -- r-r ---- -- n - -- - --------- r-- - - - - ------------:------• -- - -- -- 7. - -- ......... V -------A;.--~ 4 , A-Evening Herald, San ford, F 1. _ __ _ __ Thursday, Feb5j97 em I 4 I1 -4- I ItIIII - .. 1 11 ! I W1 -. J 11111 . I P1 -. " I .JR I , I 4I 11 . - 111 - I I J 1 * .I __ I f '-' I . DeBary . I ris Stag e 1 ; n 4 I - If 7 11) ' ( F i 11I i 1 I I! i iContestScheduled , Tilt! avid, noviii or just ad- Contest, 614 P-1 adison Buildin4, ,'I ch;ince to win a free trip and Washington, D.C.. 20005, by 1. i is the second year " %%ith a chicken recipe that is Fe h dera t ion has sponsored nupk sough tudpptsl Lu inut I lurithi Clikkui Cuokin2 people: different enough to be Contest. Home economists interesting as ingredients tIn Florida I)epartinent of tlsst tire familiar and nationally Agriculture and Consumer 1i1iilable appearance and Scructs are cooperating !'It1I u1aor the federation and the National : I - ______ - : ________f - " , mi ' '' ~ I Street, nturot 1)ks of Florida have 1153 15th P ________ -- " 20% wo m n s slacks, Sale 10.40 off *.=--.- - - - L. . .- . . . . -1-", - .L . - - ,-~~-.~- M - . . - - . 4 ~i I If F : -- -- - 11~Q, , --I',--- - - . - 1-i- - ____________________ -I :-" 11 1 V/ ' -- t . '' " hill . . N ~I R I , 14 i i • W, 4 I . -~ - 5 . - I - W - - Sale 10.40 1i ' : , I . I . . I r:V. N* I I --I.- - I -`?L.-- _` - -. f ft F. .•. ,/'' -' I Jr-,. / ' brown,white. I i foam wary, blue mint 'l ili t •: ;t \ ''I • 1 - ''I4 - : :' ~! ~1 \ U / -\ - M \\\\, . Sale prices effective thru Sunday, February B. _- I . J- - / / \ / . I I / / / - . I /- - I - . . 1- - 1 - CZ1.1ii - -. -. - . 1) •-,if I- ----- - -..,,,, / - ..---,.- - .-.. 1 ?! -- .- fl. -. .--.---.--.-..---, - \ . \ '- . - .- 9 A • - - •- :_ --•--•-- 1 -• - -le - , '. .k #.11:, - :- !7 1. . • no concrete proposal yet on what to do with 83,000 square c'j - - - c I - - --? t -I -- - - - • J____ ( -, - - - L L j'.. - - - -' - t5J i: I M~~r ft a . - i_.T ,r p. .. " - -- . - •1 - - - 'IPI - . - , - 1_r• t -' 4 r '' * - t} . -c - .._,1 $1 . -.--- ' I. tJ -4 5 I ',J twin size, reg. $20 Full size, reg S23 Sale 18.40 Queen size. reg. $ O ....... Sale $24 1 U06 - libum - Sale 15,88 I ncluded 9 - on * I s ' 6 2 , Floral Medley' bedspirrind is fiberfill for machine washing and drying. Pattern features big bouque ts In stock or special order I I f I ii 48*84 7284' • - ---- --.---.-- I J a fk Ak f . I I -- $15 pr. -N I 1 - t Sale $ c-y 1 dlsp0sahle hilflery • replace the badly-worn syntfwtic surface with turn r.Lss c -dIe I Prescription " Athleti( Ma tm en - - - v c) : --: P - 4 • I.,, ':•-'• -- .1 • • -' - ç -:'i - '-- 's Sale prirts effective thru Sunu-, February 8. -- __________________________ $4 A 19' -- • = U Lai Is X mass t, - a 53 IN 18*84 xBl pr. P . .:! " $i pr. $28 pr. Coordinateddraperiesarearayon;poiy. ('ster blend that' s foam backed for ii'- ijlation Machine wash dry In stock or special order / ' f U ,,' - erez o M ee t ., ti, f ) .f I 1I I ., 0 , - I ' __ - In fraining and selling as souve- ne second round Ls scheduled today, with the third -, - gain A ' Dick Mast it I 'y - all "t 'M' - '- 'a,-" " '' / • "% "I / !r - I \ji - f Win, . , , 2-1 dn't hurt Perez or tation, it proved Vinmost 1Sf, cent can ffight almos good as l the la,st and managed to hold off Orlando CoIo"ial in the seeing a lot more of Perez and meantime to claim a high V incent ' V . d H ~ 6' 67 66 66 - e.a Iss card. Jay ul Barkhouse. C'ker Ross Randall. DeLoach, Gary Hopkni. Pat 5thwab, Mike Mi..rpy, Gc-n. Jones. Jr ' F rr Sanford Youths Veie in DeLand Tourne es R Terry, T MuIiioa, 70- Steve Oppermann, BileY Jim Traub, S. Schenk, Lee ree ee T;/-# Ticke tI s Ready SCC All-Star rosters ha%e been Apopka, and the Sanford cre w --uiimii', Griffith.and Jimmie announced for the Intermediate figures to have a rough time Williams. Joining those three and Junior Bovs basketball since it will be on the home will be Mark Huaman, Bill leagues by the Sanford court of its first opponent, Cosgrove, and James Litton of Recreation Department. Apopka. But if the lads can the Atlantic club. The Rains and the Eagles of survive that Important matThose six boys will be Joined the intermediate league have chup and subsequent tourney by standouts from the other eachplacedthreey-oungmenon games, they'll win the district league teams: Mike Gaudreau the All-Star team that will be and go on to the state tow- and Robert Bridges of First traveling to DeLand next riarnent at West Palm Beach on Federal, and Patrick Harrison Tuesday and Wednesday to Feb. 27-28. of Sanford Electric and Paul compete in the DeLand Also going to [)eLand for the Jackson of Dekic's Gulf. Invitational Tournament. Invitational Tournament will be This all-star club is to play in In all there are 10 young all- the all-stars 1mm the Junior the District 4 tournament in stars who by- their super efforts Boys Basketball League, but on Apopka and are due to lace the have been awarded the op. different dates than the winner of the Mount Dora- portunity to reprewnt Sanford Intetniediate Boys. Apopka contest. Game time for at DeLand. The 10 boys will be hea ding to the Sanford players in that From , the Rains club are l)eLand on Feb. 16-17 to contest will 11:15 m. on Tickets are available for the llege basketball game Scott Milson, Alvin Sweet, and represent Sanford in the Feb. 21. junior co vi d Wiicher, while tourney, wi boys from th e th three If the team is successful Feb. 14 sponsored by the Da f Eagles joining them will be the each the Flagship Bank of against their opponents and win Greater Sanford Chaamber a , Seminol trio of Tommy Lssac, Donnell Sanford club and the Atlantic the district championship, it Coinmerc Gilchrist, and Jeff Jones, National Bank of Sanford club. ,1l be the lucky club that Community College. l of giving basketball a shot in A C,dff , 8 4, 109 - (as1, 13-I. Cool (E) d Wall (5) 0 116 d Alicia. 9 6. 130 - oiycen (s) tied McFer,cn, 77. 136 D . Volien --- 109 556 ,IdJft ner. "We can help Seminole and . at the same time e area residents a chance to see some )10 CesArio 10) dr Smith, 5 2, 116 -CIaIon (OR) 0 Oleen, 30; 512 -M Bazo (0) p VockeIl. I. 1i9 Cirer Ill p Miner. 2 S2. Williams (OR) p Carter. - Kerr 10) (I MCMI Ilan, 6 3. 149 - Caughell fine basketball." Tickets welder CE) 0. Sandert. B 1 1; 147 Henorrson IE) p Stevens, I W; 149 Atkinson (E) p Kirpatr iCk, L79. IS9 Mulvey (E) d Smith, 150, Ill H. Sanders (SI 0 AcIdy, $-, It (0) Adair, 45); Heavyweight Adamt IS) p L -icke. (.Ini Aono Overstreet (ORI p Mullins, 1 11 (E) p Charles. 34$ o ti.. - - p. the ttuCflt8 o Chris the arm," said chamber Yelvinglon (0) won by forfeit. Baker (OR) d. C. Meta, I. After the 10 all-stus fin0ied their competifion in DeLand Baseball Owners In Bind Over Decision . NEW YORK they can't rest for very long . Will day after the second of two urn- distributedPerhaps the most crucial test swinging'? Or will they will give pretatson of baseball's historic - - • ._.,,.....IJ -- - _ __________ - I , Andy Messersmith and Dave McNally were free agents because the had play ed one year beyond their contractual commitments. - _____________ - I 1 - though, for more important Weball's owners, with two pires turned thumbs dowili on games loom ahead for them. strikes against them, come out the owners and their Inter- , 1 AHEAD OF GAME AP . at the Cliamber of Commerce for the team will come Feb. 20. up their turn at hat so the real option clause. - to the District game can begin 7 On Wednesday in Kansws office, the college athletic 21 when it traIll That's the predicament in C - i Four Tournament. ,i. , , •. Judge John W. (Th ver 0 department and iUuf, ,,o,1n . Evening ,,,. , ,. • %ui IIIL sports itiiva itsea toitsiS tournament is in U.S. District Court upheld an herald. ear lier decision that pitchers - toe I-7 goes on to Cocoa Beach for the state tour nament March 5-6. are Willie Brown and Gre- gory Uggon. The Jets are represented by Chris Gardner giving tickets away free. is one means and the CoIt.s will send along to "The open house • Seitz ruling which the own- - :: H -• - """ P Other notables in the scoring list include Casselberry's Gene Jones Jr., who had a 70; DeLand's Bill Morgan with a 71; former touring pro Billy Maxwell with a 72; Doug' Ford Sr. and Orlando pro Al Kelley with s; and Sanford pro Rich SiidUi, wl did iiot Lil '--' (he action doymlield - Fn -. LyTuanscored one goal in the he thinks he can." It looks like Central Florid. 'I Initial frame and one more in C mass L'L, Soccer . ....I - - Chuck Thorpe Tom Joyce N a te Star III tiii RObinSOn 68 69- tloirn Hei ns,J Tayior Robert Harris, Mike Joyce, 0. Trampler explained "Fans it did for Perez. Taco had 102, Chmi Roll at Gih)ertson at 12.1. Harry San- school wrestlin4 by a 38-24 obill love to see Perez and established hinLwlf as a main d ders at 171, and Ken Adams at margin. Vincent go after each other and event lighter when he stoppe 189. both of the fighters seem to Vincent. Tuesday night, VinEvans 32. Sanford 20 Oviedo 3S, Oak Ridge 24 cent proved he is in the saine -!t ,--- - -icu 'uc as uuui Perez and mid Coils florQlem Tyr,e Lyman 5 7 ' 0 / .. ~ 1~ " 61 light did more for Vincent than men were: John Tremblay at nesday- to down the Invading chamber is hoping to f' 116. Jeff Pioneers from Orlando in high gym in the promotional night by Lyman ' •' 66 isin Dthch Soll Dick I4oweiI LcteIiier ' II Im M hf'ii v e o a ts Oak Ridge O i Defending co-champion Lee Wykle is eight strokes back with a 70. win the conference it we do Igainst each other right away," a lot of calls telling me that "ell. With the honie fan supplil tile Stadiuil matchmaker, Vincvnt really won the fight." Then the personable mat- behind us,I believe that d gibes Brute Trampler, stated The lions placed two players Those tx)N7s from the Flagship ,,I definite edge. Seminole plays I,ake City in a Oviedo took Oak Ridge in Wednill -but I do see a chinalier concluded with, ill Winning for the Tribe mat- seven of the 12 matches Wed- crucial game that night, and the on the honor squad, and they crew are Freddie Howard, four th fight by the end of the "There is no question that the .T oniai ' t 1 65 Woody Blackburn leading the 1.5-nian effort. school soccer victory Yted nesday, 2-0 .' .:•-\ '-\ I Mayfair Scoreboard e thought Perez was a narrow team. 'We have a good chance to (the in winner, but I have been getting , - 1 q i 4 II - \, . and fina I round on tap Frida y. Some 75 golfers will be cut after today's round. course 62 Wednesday for a three-6troke lead over afieldof young lions. Trailing the Indianapolis golfer was Dick Mast, of Lima, Ohio. JacksonsoniIle's Woody Blackburn was a uke farther back at 61, •.. man Claims j I - 4 The answer yes. , "I den't expect t I S-. . ': ( \ ~. ( I I (i ' A. .- . - •. 4 . ot At Ma fair Proposals arriving at Crouch's office have included giving the synthetic turf to the handicapped for souvenir key chains. One man want ed to cut it ,nto i-io mdi piee fui Evans. Alorso is one of the best Friday, the contest was moved , ,heavyweights in the Metro ahead one night to avoid a P conflict with Metro wrestling Conference. good," tournament on Friday. "Vc played ') laughed Beathard. "I felt that The Greyhounds put their. 10-9 should have won in llI1C T places that we didn't and with a record on the line with Bernard Wright, Greg Thomas, Kevin few hrcaks we could win but Speculation is running high .njo enjo y it too. home, F 'i"k'e Carter, c • Clyde '. "Also, TtICS day s i,h.r ea ll tha'i t taco- - g trcz aiiu' Wi th the Five-Star Con- Hudson and Jon Kaufman Ill I, -- - v - " ' • 4' '4( frf. 48*63" Salepricesefl,cfivefhru ' . - j - ; J.), 6 I' It ' - ~ :. -j --- . Thursda y, Feb. 5, l971B Gary Gant retained his hot game Wednesday in the !t , - -•- - • - - i'd' i . - I V • . N1' - : . I **, *I 4-E -1i -f i- , . 4 0 first round of the Mayfair Open, and instantly became the man to beat in the $12,Q00sth te PGA tournament. On the heeb of a winnIng 66 score for pros nirs, and one official rcquested it to use as a dance floor in Coach Roger Beathard unsure of harry Sanders but the Miami Beach for a Bicentennial The Sanford High Seminole wrestlers lost a tough, 32-, agrees with his team's Ini- way he wrestled tonight, he celebration. decision to the highly touted provement saying, "We are a convinced me." Sanford took an early lead in Evans Trojans Wednesday thousand per cent better than nightbutitwaserident thatt.he last year. They are dedicated the match, dominating the Lyman Cagers lighter weight classes. Tribe has greatly improved and willing to work harder, since their conception. ' "MI the guys have Improved However, the 13-2 Trojans In only their third year of their records. Bill Sanders, heavyweights were the margin existence, the Seminoles have Freddie Cash, Mark Stevens, of difference. The Greyhounds of Lyman Evans lead, made some astounding ac- Kenny' Adams, the rest . - they 20, coining High hope to repeat an earlier complLshments all are doing super. We have a into the unlimited match If the Metro (onferenci. victory when The team ent 0-14 in a rookie, John Tremblay at 102 Tribe could get a pin, they thty play host to the Hornets of disappointing first year. Last and he is undefill in 10 would salvage a tic, but it was Orlando Bishop Moore tonight season it went 7.7 and so far this varsity and junior varsity not to be. Sophomore Robert at Lyman gymasium at 8. matches. I also was a little Charles lacked the experience year is 8-5-2 mark. Originally scheduled for to defeat Jorge Alonso of year" It , .0 / " . 91111 ester fill arid poiesternylon backing '-1 4.• 1 ' j. 4 1. ) Inter nter ' i , r! !I : . II I. II U'. ;01i ; 'i •-' I I , 161win size, reg. $20 .I i 1 Vi %I 4 S '!tw1Y'j ' ' , , I9 - -- - . enough. Gan The city commnission plans to e not ended their (Ldn't prove, conclusively, who fight series after all. Will the is really the bill Wtuit we have cerence Tournament coining to now is one win each and one the Sanford gym this Sa t ur day, two fight again' fleathard has high hopes for his to be controversial decision. / I Ill - . Birchwood' is a fully quilled throw Style spread in P es tere,-co,on YCS !c o tton with poly. i oly Reg. 16.88. Rockwell n n-flonjf handheld calculator. 8-digit display, 4 basic functions, % key, floating decimal, slide -rule memory algebraic logic Ope'ares on iii I cotfor, vI foam backing for I * I ')J31 11 !. -j I 4. V I - Sale 12.88 ' 1 r -; . Queen size req S32 4' , I 4 i Full size reg $24 ------- --Sale 19.20 ip i ' 1. 48x63" -- 7 I I x 3 1 . . 7 , J it, $14pr. I :1 .w ' of Polyester/ cotton quilted !o polyester 0 Reg. 19.88. Rockwell International' calculator with memory. Has 8-digit display, floating decimal, 4 functions, key. 2-key memory, memory store and recall 9-volt battery /' / 14 ........ ~ I -a ~-- I . up big cal culator ;; -i ' Add t i ______________________________________________________________________________________________ yS'. ': sz1 7 ~1~~ - - - - - c :.'t- -, - ' .,. - - :1 : C- • I -, -w- •_" - ' - .r--J- 5 MZA, --~1 1IL acobs, left., Faber put s(luct-ze till lianey - • ---;.--.-'.--_.-.?...-,. t - -- . - - - - says the city of Miami has had .. i"A , :" . • .• - • •- - jobs for us to win" t t Evening Hera, Sanford, FL Home Tonight - --- - -_ ) ? MIAMI API A&ststant it,I I - Man,ager Andy Crouch '-- I ,- Sem i n ol e t. J IV - ., - -.-.2-- 2 .1 . I 1 un. - , . 1. - . Z.":.~.,. -tt". Wh - Poly-Turf - - -- f.,, . v' _- r I I r I - - -1 . Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Feb. • - -- I, I • I - // - -1 !. ., . ameson whips pass to corner I HemId Photos by Tom Vincent) - , . With O-Bowl - Reg. 57. Men s print dress shirt. L s!eee pulyesfercotton Long LoUdi in assorted fashion prints for sizes 14--i? Short SIei.c style. riq S6, Sate 4.80 1 ~._ - 5.60 • "'Il " ---..--.--- .1 ::, 01 . '.1 ;`i -i: 1: - v; I t.. li I . , polyester cotton with tong sleeve long point collar In assorted light I - - Reg. $5, Men's dress shirt. Cfi!;p -- . v 0; we have Lake City here. new figures, but it wasn't nearly - Sale 114 0 - • -. N-iiiiiiiiiii. - / I light geranium, sea- and yellow I -. / I /17 in - - he -arill all very important games . --4~ I I ••. - -1 .. . \, ~ S.iturday. Then we play Central Curtis Simmons paced the Florida, away, ,I ill froin 1(isers with 12 as four of their ., . -%. . , 41L ;., 6'-- I . I - .1 . . .1 - 0 tonight Die following Saturday starters reached double - - MR and pointed out, "we have St. the star, we all have to do our ' I- f .y rise slack in woven polyester. A beautiful lit proportioned sizes. Petite (8 to 16) Average (8 to 18) Tall (10 to 18). In navy hiack . ___ I 4 I ( - I - . . 0 / . $6 6 I i% , I I / • Foutill FloridACC24. Seminole 16. - I .-,I 4 , 1 Was ' I shlorts. ~ tQ 4 \ • ,_; 4 U . It time till next season for the rest away . Terry Jameson added lb ,, of the luc. "That's what everybody is overall defense ' ' ' and retilli 7 4 - I; SEMINOLE- Noe 6 54 17; Mc Donala 31 3 7, FAber3l I 7; Jacob-, after, tile tournament, and ding," the Raiders mentor . Jrn 77 3 6. Jameson 3 tonight s will i a big step in Ut grudgingly admittcd, hut it 00 16, Totai 30 'Sfl 75. was more of a till effort , Sterling quickly went over his I"1111e(bate up-coming schedule We don't have one player who is '. ql -1 .% I- block, brown. ivory. white, blue, n -. . - I-A -, 1 5p,n,m, 'rT - - tourrimnent, while it's a long froin the outset, and won going ID, Mitchell 0 72 7, 00 8 Summers 7 00 4 4 Matchiti J r. art;rTe) J hnr H t- -_ . In navy, to T beat us in tournament." ea f weeks According to Sterling, the hctc I • J,- sizes ..,- i . • flron ,..i -, 4Z I ~ . 1 1 . -- V7 : StAplellon SO 0 r " , - 4&0l -, - - s , ,''~~ - I ,~. 0 V - - .\. .. I ~ 1, . - ; "11-\ -1. .-1. -,. 1.. ---- I , T II .; . ~I,f -I---/)- 11 I - t / TT men' ' ' ,/ I / r wf~ -. .. %, - lz- y . ,- tor' r'cr F lorida ago on their court and je both Raiders, "didn't shoot well, Community of uirne into tonight's game (led lacked eoristhncy, and didn't College Jacksonville. Icr secor.ci play- well in spots." But despite ThC in brought the Raiders' Now they are 4-3 and it's this the home team was able to record in Divisi Di on 2pli up to 6- nice to be able to beat the team hEmdle the Jacksor.ille team 2, leaving them in second place youareIightingi th foraplace rather easily behind Lake City, who leads in the state tourney. Lcd by Bob Jacobs' 22 points with a niark of 5.1. "The first two teams from and Chip Noe's 17 inarkers, the Division 11 will go on to the Raiders controled led the game 0 , A /~I.' "V , 'i" -. - ~ I NI , . . - , , --• __ ___________ - fd S - Ili ,- 7R - ' _______________ LL- -• . ~ " ill I \ TI -, _\ I - . slacks with a fabulous Il l. Stretch IL - ", A~ -f -- 1 . .-" -- I - .- Aill ' IIII / ,, I , - V -f-..'--- I -q&!-Ift - - I- - . •- & - I T e l ... \ -- il:l - 114V 9. fr. / , • .Ianuarv I: but, there is still The top ten winning reci15 .sonic time to send in recipes to from Florida will be deter. the National Chicken Cooking mined by the council ---.' 1o '' The contest has been on since Brill Council ill this conte, - ne tep closer to .WWW - . Sc in in olt Itlis as a to in in unit) crucial and we need to keep on winning P1 College's basketball team in- game," Sterling explained if we are going to make ft : I .. t, 1$ - jacoos,tviole,jamesonzotar -- 1 Nf ilt( ,'Ii• at 3 P.flL at the Ddllary Cornmunittill . Center. agalust Date Miller as Patrick Murphy - \, . I , ! I MM, .%# q ` - . I L - (if ft - I- Th e l)t 111ir Players ar. unuiiersed in rehearsals for their forthcoming production of the ia oritic American comiIy , Abie s Irish Rose" use play a1l run Feb 19 tind - . 'V--- - - Eff-- ''---- , I 1. Chicken Cooking - Grudge tmne comes tonight at Wethiesda i soccer action at 7 when Cooms plays host to Seminole High field. Seminole on the contest 3-1 on goals the invading Kewboys of il Ricky ann. Y Kissinimee. The Panthers and David Cornett. In on the fn.ind Kisimmrniee unfriendly --------.- - --- ------..~1LI " I1J -- ' -, f . .4 _____ _____ - . 1B ----------------.- -. r ' ft~ _______ -- 11 , -'-v "- 4 -W-. 1. ____ - , .- \:r . _____ "4 I tion clause that had kept a player with one team as long as that team desired. The new . interpretation, which the owners insist would destroy the national pastime, says a player becomes a free agent, available to all 24 mabor learue dtihc ------1. �- -- - _. - - --- -- ------ - ---- -- - --- - ,Sisr FL. ___ iii __________ o Ic S f"l In f, I r' by Alan Mave- / SUPER SWANN g _ - _____________ ____________ __ per _____ _________ _ tZ will _ ,. -, -- - _______________ ____ -- _________ ____ ______________________ - -- - •- - :- - 'es. B4Z. - Cntrai It was a fi ifl ;2 'g r i.ti - 3 ;i "CG - ., /M.45j C -- "'"-' ae3. 1ETN - £ 5,511* P54t S-4. C I *pI ft :j s ,, z 14 14110 T*ELFTM - i'icni,p / / a-. , c fl4_4 A- L.•4 I $ ., T*ELFT147M C I àc . - -• iS7A ' a z3 --= - _________ " — 26lefltstand 27 Gott teacher 'CLIRETILL IIJ$Th O, by Lorry Lewis / S't,'IYiNG A REN t / ATHLETIC DEPT / ,j -c' -' r -SI i - V E GOT A GREAT iDEA \ 57 M)trg DecS1ed 44Gii name I Casiros u 25 Qatian Iae imaett p ant 31 - start otth, ard rctuir Later feel tha' )cU can brcec throgh you'll tx back to your take- ajobwithgusto,that'stheway ______________ _____________ Don't anticipate negative 21)Keepinmindtodaythatthe e%ents Chances are most of risk ou take must be in the things you're worried about proportion to the potential gain. Don Ibeta dollar to win a dime. GEMINI (May 21-June ___ — — — —— 45 46 _ _ - ai e the man', people %ho ha',e hard r ' hel ed th ' h hf ____________ VIRGO Aug 23-Sept fl) Uoweer, there's always — — — 42 43 44 - 47 Was borne 40 atboal 33 32 — — HOROSCOPE — ur con'i(tIons Toda) PIS(ES Feb 20-Manh 20 ________ — — however, it may requireS the 1tspoiblethatyouwonthave 36 _____ 311red lOMeasureol 4OFemaIa distance r&strves I1 German city — 21 22 23 - .-------30 c - ____ : 32 Eth QOdde -y-- __ -s I a i-i 0]— moiSture 'egetabI. CO LORD 1 __ r,,rr; 56 ___ Thursday, Feb 3,l97 -3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl ___ ___ 6SmPIbSI pert COn CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ___________________ _______ - - ----- , Squatters . flffl ffflf flfflf•fl ., TEISTN - 1-151 Ii. beJe *,ways , Shoshonean 45 ___ ot the-- / \\, ____ 71Y4'RcW - --S i. ________________________________________ - ,.ThitUt( C*, IT FOR A FeUJ"\ ) ( CA &,1NPIF Ck) ç: WII by Art Sansom ________________________ ________________________ X7 FA),6&JT VR1 kUSS., 1 Wt ALL Th But 7I 113 £ ii "'' , S Qil C 34 - 12 - 5_ 1'__.17\T L _-. °Ct, THE BORN LOSER ________________________ 9 F "'ffJ ( \\ \z' \ ____ erj !td LX ;a$ti7p \\ '° 1c:rn" t\t' \ ___ 6 r j LA uxi f thi -S. 4/' - -- ,, &Umg t*.eyi w'e J''.ue Asxireei, Mary G, Jc Mxje Srrith sod La Gi_mL_. I_- :- -• ._ " S - j ,ts xe Tbers'ctiti. rbo rezr4cr wll 3trograzn intwLL air It 'ohe eth ooce each passing ptes a tt trail Fcznrr LI oi tw drc kc. Beau,e aj f.asz the go& K SdZ - - ada ----- - 5ffrT _______ ____ ____ _____ _____ ___ ______ T • ___ Ans*or to Preyous PUXiO Iravelogue Mort Walker ; ci raStI tt cowse _______ *U(Tfl S race - at a ____ ___________ BEETLE BAILEY __ highlight medaL ThiS saZ3) ti i n te*ed I S _ U I — — — ___________ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 1a'ors Chances are the) wont Feb be in the most compliant mood Exceptional opportunitIes ma present thein.sel'.es this I IBRA Sept 23-&t t1cipatetheorst Thisleadsto assessedreahIstIcal1,the)'llbe n ii indecisiveness. Remember: difficult t' _________________ _________ - 135 Irq 131 01 31S X 3 P _________ 5- -- -- 219. Rcbet Gi.io 213-560 and j J- 2'3Q'a$17. ai:i .4 - --• .- £ 0r3 0 .r. E- '.C. 2 (jft 3 0 Q -, Th—s&oRxaaa • - 1 - I? ; • I & L.cJs,riy Qf 'IL ' SERVI CE :z_..<' / 1 LJ BLONDIE Chic Young _________________________________________________________________________________________ very active. He works as an athletic director and pla)s " " been accounted for and none South knows East does not ho!danotherdiamondsoSouth £K83 \urth South vulnerable I L LQIT1JJ He also referees basketball and '- --' l .)12 B', Iarente F Lamb % NOfib E3st _iII --- Scsth ________________ - , ____ - rng ' tafltsespsare s• r 5' 514: $'qFORQCR , 54h I J3 ____ 5*• .1 ii— II_ _____ ( -- specialist in internal medicine A large number of men t, andhcsaidthc same thing He hae had heart attacks and ( i I culd be complete ithout suggested its use for notrump one designed to show ho to biddin Y k ta h f _______________________ Sid WAcy FIRST—Its C bIII. _________________________ __i•_ - ____ CTerted and -. G. 2 SaC 0 a- U1S. 31 _______________________ c, ____ tn reason for the strange een competed in the Boston tlonm order to make finessing threk Goren adapted it to 0 0. rsier rs-wi gnp and long taer. 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Last year an ECG was Enclose a long Stamped seii: performed and the doctor said addressed nsel f - / IS b Bob Mo t _____________________ A, SeI.a G)I$r three or four times to make never taken credit (or inven• _____ ARCHIE I i 1,iruuJi' \ ,- - ______________ • 3 TRIFECTA - I ''\ - / 1W ,.,.. - Hfl L. i r fl riOSt interesting questions o oser ruc,somepeope seenough men in the Air Force fl)lng damagetotheirheartthatthe) afIs people become refer )our DCi'E D C ______________ V V - leertht ' ,_4_J ) J_ I' I do not ssish to ka e )OU with either Salt Lake or Denser The i Tii _ -. . ____________________ _______________________________ - 1 1- 'it;- AmiSsacor_Es ______ ___ / ______ l Aligunient ns'ngurwcor,& WARM WITH A ________________-t ___ ,,1I brk drums. 1ntIy,i,nf fil $)$trrs to ens, Ct1On odchang / - I - u I - - - 5 c ___ - slI1 be surprised to know that the problem and if additional UNWORTHY _, -c _- _--1.4A,a - . _ CUW& _______• I DOONESBURy by (3arry Trudeau -• - -•- - - ______ l YourRheemReli,bfeDpJe, -- - __ •-..5--' '' e' pPON1LIKET'SgEYAiA?JE EIR IN A 13L-OO FUUK,CHl&. - ,' •Pkasephone.fog Call today for a --i_'-- S - ' .IJi(i "I A1 r,tIiwiIt' DI A# WTtOI7)è1T kIAr4r LE4TLA, )W 7.4W /MT !EU4 ,17-t/i4LL7 CARF_S )-fIS A.'441 )tZ 1FILflt716 6E4CLY I /i4lE 7D Qx$MLx S4N-I4f tD.51A(MYFfl— I -- '- - --; 5-5- \ - ,1 - - ---_- _-- - - --- ---S- ---- =--- - - __--- - - --- - --- --__---------------------- - - _ T _= - --- --- - -- --- --- -- - - - -: - - :- - -- /-C -- - - --- - --- - - - _ --V -V ----V I- ------- T--- _ -- -- -: - -/ - - - ----- - -- - �-. - -- -= - -- ------ .: 7_______ = a C- - - - ------ - - ._r- _'- j.-_- - - - - - . -. - "-'=-.-----=-=, ---- -- --- - - -. - 4B-EvenngHerakj,flfordFI - _________________________ ---a.-".- --' ----!r'1 " - *1 €D THE WAY II WAS 9 WELCOME BACK. KOTTEA MOVIE . sn Vicict kiaztzo Pipo 'e 19. A wg a gang nuder flees to a P.Yk Evening 6 4 2 6 9 (j AS MAN BEHAVES ) MVFAR1TEIJTIAJ 630 2 12 ME NEWS -4 6 CBS NEWS U MAKING fl O),JNT 9 cp W RIN TIN TiN 700 2 TO TELL THE TRtJTH 4 BEWITCHE() 6 CONCENTRATiON o FEEDBACK 9 wiw, wii (y ANIMALS AJanP'er S2 TARZAN €D !-JERCC*.,a-" ., W STAR TREK 730 2 TREASURE HUNT 4 hOWiOOOSOUARES 6 ALD OF MAGIC 9 LS MAKE A DEAL 800 2 tC MOVIE L as . !Z , .- ... .4 I :. - .- - __________ ____ t en a THE WALTONS: order ?S - f . -_____ tired by a ______________ JccsI wvmens ! €Z) M IS T ER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 930 4 PHIL W SCHOOL PROGRAM. MIND Morning 6 10 2 SUNSHINEALMANAC 6 15 6 SlJSt-flNE ALMANAC "MANDINGO" 1000 2 12 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES '4 KUTANA 6 PRtCE ISRIGIfT i2 12 HIGH AOaEfl$ 4 PRICE ISRIGHT €1) 700 CLL. 1100 2' .12 WHEEL OF FOR. TUNE 6 GA)31T 625 I Wth fls Ring 2 ( (Tu. ALSO: TUES. £ THURS. __________ ECONOMY NIGHT-ADULTS SI, CHILDREN SOC Fri) Jøis 9 DAiLY RO 63) 4 PASTORs STUDy 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER *1 LJUAS. YOGA AND YO(.J 9 SUiSEJt,E loci*ç CR611 ', - ___________ :_ l.I_. ) Friday I, POSSE" b--- 900 2 PIL DONUE SH 4 GA7€1T 6 MIKE DOUGL&s SHc),% 9 MOVIE (Mon) The Inse Ray BonsKioa Lugos (B&w) 1936 (Ts.) B Sn Ro Br4is 1%9 S Ralph Rita Tushmwn (Wj -nanny. flis 1.Bee s.Wea,g (Th)ln. tee 1957 e AJ ssano 8r (Fn) 'Wa Lilce a Dagon' 1960 B&W) Jack Lord, PMI Tor-me 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHUN ngseet. 100 2 12 TOMoRRow 130 4 LATE I1EWS 1 4 PASTORSSTjJJy 200 2 DAILY DEVOTION.,&j I-- - - 800 4 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO *1 SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING m'S- TERY _____ ______________________ ______ ________________ 655 2 DEVOTIONAL 658 12 PAUL HARVEY 700 2 12 TOOAY(LOCJIat 725arI825) 4 6 CBS NEWS *1 SESAME STREET G000 MORNING AMER. ROBERT MAC NEIL RE PORT 1200 U LILIAS. YOGA AN 1230 °"9 to - 12 HI NEIGP-(JR 6 45 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 650 4 6 9 12 NEWS ABC CAPTIONDN FOR }E AJ €L) LlUAS,YOGAyj €1) 700 CU..€ 1130 2 12 TON1GHT 4 MOVIE Tin Hery Forxia. Tcwy Pr4ig (B&W) 1957. Wiy txxtly hunter heaps a yoisig sherdf dean a kn 6 CBS MOVIE, "The .Onae 1970 Dr cont4'rs On an esco joi by Germans at a pisonce of w ca in ScoiarJ thing WvVII (R) U MARY HARTMft.N, WJY HARTMAN 9 WIDE !M)fD MYSTERY Mav 1000 4 6 BARNABY NES. Mn a vung Chicaro street gang ITTtr. afreacy DOubIeththelawtpis respo for a "afls death vi a horse nng dent. he flees and beC1OSeObtofBYTSabYS I 6 2 930 €1) MOVIE. Espionage ___ onl MhM 1939 Foa "' ' fl UaCung d h of a noio U'e LAST DAY ' 2 U €Z) SESAME STREET THE FBI Proonej I (A) SCHOOL SPECIAL The CI Mo 9 , - - ______ -- - . - L • - . Kn A tiny Park ' N Saor Shop VYWIL : f q ''j )ny hps a se ____ ' Aftrnoon 1200 1 L • 31A-Duptexes - R' . 2 9 4 GYOUNGAN0REST. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. VI ACTION PlO 76-9S.CA.09-E . 1 4 _____ OSTEEN-.- I Bed'oom. S)'O Per month. HUREN REALTY, Reastors J27 1)07 ___________________ 3 BEDROOM.? BATH Call after S p m f -- ( , I tractive 3 bedroom. 7 bath home with over 1500 sq. ft. of living area. Double garage, kitchin e4uippcd, breakfast bar, central heat, air and much more 111,4)0 Mtwat APARTMENTS are : COMPANY, a Florida corportin. Plaintiff, MICYMOUSECL LESS as l 3 ti&t - 4 ( 322-2090 Seves &wknds 6M0& 1 ,ea r Leases Prolessionally Manaqrd furn.aduta $9650. 3222396 after ______ - ;2 per Cln I bedroom apt. lights, water BRUCEELDENPRICE*ndMARY LEE PRICE,flswife FURNISHED OR UN FURNISHED u $ 1505W. 25th St, CANFORD _- STOCKTOr1.WHATEYDAVIN& New government program, child 31pa rtments Furfllshed make I,. 1 & 2 Bdrm. - MONTHLY WENTAL Hwy. 17.92Acr:ss iI1nri11ti jiiuy v -. €1) -.----- •.- - _-4 ,- .,-M - )Ii. .v -. a... M -4i.,, . • v -. . os 0O onrs PerSOflpoe 4 6 SEARCH FOR TRROW 9 ALLMYCHILDREN ___ r •,i ________ __ - - - - -. ,•- ADULTS 2.00 SHOWTIME INFORMATION SORRY 7:60 KIDDIES 1.00 NO 3V7So2 PASSES ________________ ______ _ .- •••I S ED • "" 18-HeIpWanted T "THE FASST ESCAPE THE BHS THAT HOLLOOD IS______ Le 9al Notice NOTICEOFSALE OAKS SECTION TWO, according tO the Plat thereof as recorded in Pta' øo 1& Pages 66 & v. blic Records of Seminole County delivery t II be 5$ Ofl hab filed against you and you Febuary 26th 1#76at 10 O'clock A M. are required to serve a copy of your •t the Town Garage. Inc. #54 E. written defenses. if any. to it. i$ f4r• - J itl;ii _ _I_q._'JJ nII_it_IJ____I . 1.4:- . - - -- Ge der dee Ka t•jt 6 - ______ • / r___ V JohnGr 5 •. . - '-J I •-. . 'I - -. _L -; -. f .•.-fti•_?1- I -. •j.' 1.' 4 -T ..,- ,.._. I . ,-. 'i..'•• .'. i2 '-- r - e., ic'114 44. .. - -l.• -. •-'...•. 4••. -. -Si •.•1. r1 'tZ . _' •. •l r . .4... - • • 1 5_-•. '_ T -_ r-:--- _ ___ (ths.) i1' r' . _I_I ': • . -. -. •(4JJ ••W...ii 7 • •.çJ-_t 'IP.I•_-. ,,.i•w I_i ui i _ - - IU _____ _______________________ i 4 - 1 9an.JasPaige 18 St,. I4a W:n m ' _- !i 4 _' • (w) 'SayAhernoon "n I ;i_- •1.-•• - lAVish _________________________ - - /f .I __________ ___________________ 1 MATIV[ ____ -_ 3; ? _______ -J_ ____ .- Legal rorIce ________________________ LAND. PETRUSKA, BOWEN & i •. -irurrff°S Hardtop ID No MCDONALD PIa'niiff' attorney. FICTITIOUS NAME whO5address 5301 North Maolij Notice is hereby given that I am Ave. Orlando, Florda 3760) on cc engaged in business at Rt I Boa before March lh. 1976 and file the 1770, - - _____________________ - - c1 - b i - .._,I 1 ..p-.t. • - . 1W. e -;'s$s-e' t• - iiJ A.• %cP.1s t V.. •- -'v: 4. • '. -: -. .•._ a a i- _ . a ____ -. ____ _____ . Thinc F-_ --------- icrn -- i .g'."'# . -b? _ _______ _______ _______ TATH ._ i - ____ SHOW I SAT..SUN. 7:30 2:30 4:10 5:50 9:10 7:30 9:10 J 7:30 3:00 7:30 10:00 ___ _____________________ ___ ________________ J -T?: _____ _________ LASt\ JESSFs -- I - 4_ guns (lf in the West ..I_II , NlV.fll, ii. j; 8:00 - - l t 7IL LI) a.a. - UIHL " . A, . dLUCICY J [fiJ)y 13, Page's . Fl"r,di 5& -- - . (7) The transacf of ch other -. ousiness as may come before the meeting President Publish: Jan. 21, Feb. 5, 1914 0EV laO .. _________ • ' ' , ,- .- ,) -,ii apartment to livc in plus rental Income it yours when you own and occupy this PARK AVENUE home for just 176,200 ALSO LOTS AND ACREAGE : . quiet adult park. Central air, ______________ ___________ OM ES 0 ' All ds shall be n 'he Ciii M.ger's f ice, City Hall, San ford, Fanot later th I.3Op m. Tuesday, February 17, 1974, The •rge Wooded Lots •Paved Streets Swers • Street Lights •SidewalRs idyliwilde Homes y - a - - VALEPITI NE LOVE I INI S 32 cll r U Al_I CONUON 'R 211 W. 25th Sanford, FIa. 4 nr ---'--------.-___ - ,,, -. ,, tOPYOf writ to ii CYI IRVINOn GUSSOw ESO • cri price Buy of the Week? CLIFF .JORDAN,REALTOR md air cOnditiOned, completely furniShed 515.500. Dynamic Properties, S. V Hardwick, Broker, Deltona 661 6611 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days--)fl 612] Pdighti-3fl 7352 bedroom, 2 bath Spanish style home, central Cit heat, fenced yard with country atmosphere Low equity B. no qualifying 10 asSume 174.300 VA mortgage at 1.I pct. In?. PH anytime 365 6360. now. LAKEFRONT- 2 Acres plus RURAL RESIDENTIAL 2 slory C B and brck. 1 BR, 3 baths, large cwimmirlg poo. 170.600 WITT REALTY Pen iJp,1 5.j,!C Broker 321 OaaO 373 7695 3720719 3235315 Sell that extra bike with a low cost 9A1c,H7,ivu. Ford ?dr ID No lTlQUUV1J T11J1 r' 3 t'n'7r ni', tiatri. Splil pI,iii home Large ',-ard. Nicety landscaped. family room, n-at in kitchen, plus a 17'a II crecned palo Mumr present loan cc's' nirwtQCqs'. Sal,- P.. Iwo roc price on one. i UI'. carpet, central air heat. parlially furnished. beautiful oaks On separate lot 1 BR house. fur nsiied. Must see to believe' 176.900. Vacant, 2 BR, large family rm screened back porch, fruit tree-s 517,530 .' .' ' .'. CailBart REAl u, 1 Wealso BuildCustom Homes W,O Unsor'h rCer$ 1973 Custom Dodge Van. Tradesman 700, 17.000 mile's, 2 IOn, V e automatic, El mugs, carpet, seats, stereo, A C. 377.754,0 Quantity PIOLL'S Cscettu"rry. 14 wy Il 97 6)3 4206 Any 1977 Ford Courier I Sp.n'd with Topper 51.600 3223111 1914 Pontiac Tempest, 7 cir hardtop. new alint, V 8. auto 323734O C,'fi, Il 80-Autos for Sale. - , reverse wOCCIS, (2 60 Ire's isi rear, new dual exhaust, 65,000 miles $100 PIt. 3235117 1964 OLDS CUTLASS AA,,rrhrv4in en GOOD CONDITION Too prices Paid, used, any COnditiOn. 2.11 8126 '/1 Park riter With Radio, $1,095 Private Owner. 321 0744 Piano & Organ Sales B. Serv. We buy used pianos & trade LessonsPi3no. organ. guitar, accordion, Ball's Piano & Organ pcI. & 'wi . .5-- Chico & The Man AnOne can be a Seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to 3 at the Mosilelanrj Drive in Theatre. South 17 92 Phone 377 1216 - -. lack interior, extra good ái Toyota Corona I door, air. rad 6646 ake' over paymentS. 372 5096 75-Recreational VehiCles office furniture Starcraft '17, Motor Home, 71' Fiberglas. International Chassis 71,CO0 miles, excellent cond. May be seen at Lake Monroe Park Wood or steel desks (executive dk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets. as is Cash arid carry. TOMATO STAKES WE HAVE from Ito 20 acres, near Osteen. Good terms Discount for cash. Condltin6l permits for mobile home or home construction Honda Civic, I speed, Silver with )e ale-s- HAROLD HALL REALTY, Lake Harney water front acreage. High, dry, tree covered Corn munity water In property. Reasonable terms. Offers con Sidere'd. Call Titusville. 269 - 6867. id. 11 92 & 127, LOng*ood 323 1370 or $34 £605 lIeage. $1695. Call 322 16.51 Completely factory re built 187.5 Selectric and IBM Executive lypewriters. Firm, $350 each. 37) 62-Lawn.Garden 9 Torino, new radial tires, eac'l ond Check prices, then call r' Iaflified Ads didn't work eves. 323 1211. 25 foot Apollo, Dodge 4.10 engine, Io-. mileage, ,ll steel frame 373 .45C3 announcing the opening of San ford's newest and unusual Cactus Queen Nursery, corner Wekiva Park Dr. and SR 16, Joe B Mc Ca*te'y, Sr SUPPLIES, 3106 Sanford Ave. 322 0647.OpenlDays,Mo.i-Sat.,1.)) 6. and Sun. 91. 63ATractors& Heavy Equipment DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. CONTRACTOR'SEQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and USed Ford, Kubota, Pettibone Sales. Rental, Service 117 MagnolIa Avenue Reconditioned Batteries, 512.95 exchange RfL'5 BODY SHOP, 1109 Sartord Ave. 1967 VW engine, 1500 CC, good condition, needs venerator $200 firm 104 Sunland Drive ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 634 1341 line-in TDACTrib ,'aan'. 1151 available 6471617 / BUSINESS DIRECTORY Seminole & Volusla Counties, Acreage Tracts, small B. large. TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, )2 I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * - payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized to qualified buycr'.0 .slI to see it you Quelify! M.UNS WORTH REALTY cot Stripping B. Waxing. lpalili'ntiAl I. Rusiuiess. Free Peg Real Estate Broker !0W lstSi 323 6041 or 373 05)7 eves ake Mary - 2 bdr.. Fla. rm lenced yard. Shade 1)1.000 or best offer Owner 377 1507 river privileges, in Lake Couniy. 115.000. - TAFFER REALTY Reu Peal [slate Broker 3226655 1100€ 751h'St. 35 N. Sunland DrIve-) BR. 7 bath. fenced, large' Shaded lot. Orlando .,J w.0 G-Miscellaneous Aluminum Siding for Sale Cabinets. itchefl Bathroom Counter tops, Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabell. 3726052 anytime' AUCTION Every Friday 12 Noon tw seller every hour. Have had up to 16 truck loads to sell Thi5 suction for people who want to save or make money, We sell by the piece, dozen, gross, or truckload All types of gOods, jewelry, food items. bric a brac, crystal, radios, I tracks, many Dfher items HWY 46 FLEA MARKET On Highway 46. Sanford (Behind Auction Galleries) Home Improvements (', WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' WCPK' Place a Classified Ad in E'n-rin i 11J'l_ 1.',' a. - A&A CLEANS ALL Extericrpressuredleannq 373 ___________________ liii' Pressure Cleaning OL AR nFAT w,T'r PLiR!r,CATION 5Y5T[.i.5 Ca 1 1 PhI Gcnzaiez 305 373 3)9 I ran cor your tome .'i ,lIjri Sidog B. 50ff,? syscm Alj Roofing, Gutters. 20 yrs Exp Eagle Siding Co. UI 9563. Willi ams Accounng Income Beauty Care Tax Returns Individual, BusineSS Hwy 1792 at I- ive l'qn's Prune 323 764.3 ___________________________________ 4I5 : Income Tax Serv. Herald today Have some campng equipmeép you no longer uSe'! Sell It all *fh a Classified Ad fl The Heralcs:{aIl 122 7611 or 531 9993 and a frrdIy advisor will help you " __________________________ Radio & TV TQ,.%'[-'R5 BEAUTY SALON Insulation itorroerl, Plarrielt's Buty Nokt :• 519E. First.372 - S,is' 25 pcI on h.tnq B. alit on dutioning. Insulalte now Pliyv construction, labor A. materials, CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Ac-rchar'dtse Every Day Try One! ,JR1VE IN TV SERVICE- :-cest Set lice 70? Live Oak )1d Casselberry Phone SI) 9641,•. 1" blown. K sq ft.. 6" blown. 10c sq ft 9", 12c, )i bolts, 12c and 6". flc Existing homes. 1" blown, lii. 8'', l) Free estimate 571 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY- SELL-TRADE 5a l.a-i , JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Merchandise ''ii. I,I U.. Roofing Used Cross Ties F oreman t W. ,I Sapp B. Son, _________________________ E ST E R SON LAND CLI ARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work. Fil:clirt, top tOil 3775943 Heater Cleaning C&A _________________ AK SHADED LOTS!! Thr bedroom home on 3 beau ful lots on quiet tide stri Frame' house has rang refrigerator, and the' price is ju $16.500 DLI HOUSE NEEDS ANOTHE DOLL-- Cute 2 bedroom, l" bat home with carpeting, equlpo kitchen, family room an manicured yard Low down ar assume easing mortqagi %UlIlU I OylIWII La zag with soer Dial And ¶'n '*edle position sewing machii %g ii Burner Cleaning B. Service 74 HCi.' Service Dykes Heating B. Ar Cc'rid'iorrncJ, 3?? 1877 -' - lEE GIFTWRAPPING All Sal Gifts, Knits, Christening G.owr CHILDREN'S WEAR 1AYIQN'S id hiawatha Ph 377 I) Home Improvements ___________________ All types of 10*0 care, trash removing, heavy hauling ccci help on that Saturday lob! Paneling, s,ors. windowS riurigs. Concrete work. etc. By the hour, or by thelob. 3229365 WANT TO SELL vnimu wnI Service ,. _'9_.' '5,-.--. '7-'a',1 .- j) , P r.a f2uJalvj'"5 --'- ,'- Freresirnates Call 373 4759. I Eaert_root repairs,flatrc.or shingles All work guaraed aR000EN ROQFIPI(2 314J00 _____________________ .' '•: Sewing - Alterat.ons Dressma*ing. lades', men's, thildren't, Drapes, QiSiis Upholster In; Donna Cam*c 77? 0?07 Lawn Care snd Cabinet. Pay balance of $77 I? payments 01 56 SO See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E. 1st St. Downtown 372 91)1 BackHoe Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock. All kinds of digging Housetrailers Stored 5. moved 322 9142 Home' of BPP 5,farranted Home t ...-n-4v - :: Laid Clearing 'AUL IPIG Trasn Removal, Build.ng Cie,rnoi,, Y,ird '%curk Rs'ii,t;te 33 7151 _i. _ •'i' Chef CleCtrit range, all go FROM THE OLDEST MOST ExF'E RIENCED BUILDER IN THE CENTRAL FLORIDA AFILZA For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc Buy I or 1001 itemS. Larrys Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave Wooded, convenient to highway. 10 acres. Room to breathe. 175.000. Stenstrom Realty Your Low Cost Housing CASH 322-4132 1970 22' Winnebago Motor Home Low mileage, excellent condition Make offer. Ph days 372 9123 Benson Junction. or call Jack et 196$ Ford pickup, 5550. 1,6? ChvrøIt pikup, 1650. Good Cond 372 1091 Mon Fri 5.5 A4ter 5 8 wk ends. 377 3412. Buy [4y 17.93 51. Johns Bridget. A small Classified Ad brings big returns Tr one an sce' Call 312 7611 or 63' 999) 1' -'' l$ __________________ to I BUY IT SANFORD AUCTION 135 Alma Ave E V Foster, Lake Mary, 322 eti1 block, excellent condition; no City taxes; by owner. 372 6420 HAL A. COLBERT, REALTOR EL MA WILL IAMS, Aø ate Ees 372 Ofljor 377 lS? ;i,'ic 1963 Dodge pick up, ton, sticker, large bed, $400. Phone 372 "SI Black, Miniature. Male Fnnne 3?? S7'J 68-Wanted SCHOCL éIUS, 1963 International, engine blown, body B. inte(ior good, $750, as 5. 372 3793. YOU NAME IT, icc' 5)9.900 n ,I u REAL TV INC 1 2Sth :i 1ti2 Ave rn Broler COMMERCIAL LOT on West FirSt Females, $50; males, $65; See anytime after 1p.m. at 741$ Cedar ' houses no rural area No dOwn 207 3 79-Trucks-Trailers PIT BULL puppies,UKC registered NOLL'S ground. 7200' elev., nignesi point in area Scenic views. A producing oil well withsfl 1 mIle Must sell. $1,000 per acre. Call 671 62.50 after 5:30 pm GOOD AS NEW- 3 BR, 1'-, bath, central heat and air, wall to waIl carpet, garage Only 126,100. Call Clean 3 bedroom, 1' both, avocado stove B. retrigerater, btue Carpet, central heat & air. Payton's. 372 1301 Papr Cluaranleed 373 9)44 'Wanted 10 buy used offict fumnIume, ACCeSSOrIeS 58-Bicycles RURAL HOMESITE- e y particularly 322.3Io nttt1rrcl,flfl wide mobile home, tencea pasture large garden ready to plant Sell or trade for motor home or travel lraUr. Lc..catcd oft Wilson R. at Paola, E. of Wilson School, follow sIgn. 373 6091. commercial prorerty for liii 1 BR. I bath. screened porch, neat Directory. , ROBSOtI MARINE 7926 Hwy 1192 3775961 Used -- HAL COLBERT 55-Boats & ,v -- a maintenance Florida room free interior- and a potentially St F OUR 10 Acre tracts Fri. 460 Uiane Circle, Casselberry (Lake 3733666 UK C Pit Bull Terrieri, 100 pi,.rts Sales - Garage' Sale, Wed., Thurs Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY HEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Businets - POODLE. AKC,$73 air conditioned, carpet. tencea, a Where else can you soil 0 16*25' JPLEX- 3 bedr),m concrete 7 One (1) new trenchlng machine Detailed specifications are available at the Offi of the City completely Set up with patio arid awning in brand new adult park. 1900 and assume payments of $121 Retire In The Tropics! DELTONA-- A real Showplace - Looking I or garden equipmenti Read today's claSsified aus for 000d buys Co'or TV'S from $30: 88W, from 515. Service all makes. HERBS' TV '703 S F' renh, 37) 173.4 S'i-Garage , - 1975 Harley, street or dirt bike. 9tt) miles, List price, 1l,3OO, now $599 Hacienda Motors, 37) 9295 D Realty Real Estate TV; Black B. White Portable; Speakers, all sizes. 373 07. $900 or take over pamcnts of 579 11 mo 323 5173. 573.500 NORTH Completely rr4urbiris'd I bedroom. I bath, frrns' hOne S15.0 cq - Screened room, carports and SkIrts 54.000 under invoice No dealers, please. Phone 373 6051 or HAROLD HALL REALTY 321.0041 B ill Homes With Many Puns To Choose From - Seminole County, -.. Radio_Stereo - Fisher Stereo FM, Color Console - - 78-Mtorcycies CARROLL'S FURNITURE PractiCally New,t45 377 6417 MLS - REALTORS Schuren 53TV- Thursday, Feb. 5, 1976-58 Ren! 65-PeSuiIies Make your Budget go further, Shop the Classif ir-'l Ad', r"s'ry day 3.803 Orlando Drive On 3 t,rlr&m, (.'ri'',i ar, 520.900 OSSIE C. BATEMAN -- ,. - ____ ' Fra N011CEOFSHERlpps$ALE NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN tnat by Virtue of that certain Writ of Eie'tI iSSued out of and under the seal of the County Court of Brevarti County, Florida, upon a John V Mercer iv 6, Public Flo1...,5 0 o Sernlnote County has been turd against you ansi you - , Sealed bids will be received in the final Is*gment rendered in the IN THE CIRCUITCOUIT Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dl. aforesaid court on the 30th day of NOTICE OF ACTION 10 BRUNO WIlT and OCfObft. AD. 1973, In that certain TO. RY E. LIEURANCE CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR LORENA C. WIlT, case entitled, Crdilhrift of SEMINOLE COUNTY. Address Unknown Ii Dcvitt Ave'nur South America, Inc. PIjit,'iff, Case No. 7'-44CAZLEE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an vs. Waterloo, Ontario öcti for forecloS, a mortgage on In th, matter of the Adoption of Georgianna Jeffrey Seiv.:'iabs, N2J;Y3, Canada the folIowin prope'rty In Seminole M L L Dfendant. which aforesaid Writ of YOU ARE HEREBY notified thu County, Florida Execution was delivered to me NOTICE OF ACTION a Compf4int to forecloSe a n'O'tgjoc To Michâl Wayne McGinnis Lot 27. Block "J", NORTH S4eriftof Semir.oje County, Floimija. encumbering the fOIiowig real ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION 669) Chasewood afVflhaveIevlpdQpo,ltf01101ng Property: FIVE UNIT flNF s... decrih.i Mittij,I .. .. ne •-'---- ri.. uwnea 0)' Lot 4 Sb k 7 -' ' - City Manager City of S6nford Defendants OSITIVELYJ_ADULTS_ °° FIRST SHOWING KIDDIES 1.00 . Cal! for AppoIntment -.-. - [lbC_ t1indnburu,j . . Refrigerator, Dryer, Bunk Beds and Dishwasher Phone 372 .3613 An Vacant 3 BR. 7 bath, 2 car garage IIA,;, ds will be plicIy Opined on the same date at 200pm The CiIy Commisi reserves the right tacct otto reie any or all Bank of Seminole. Sanford. Florida bids in the best inierestt of the City banking corporatIo will be held IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE amine Board Room on Febrry 11. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 1976. at9 W E knowipi lOam for the fotlowinr CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 'A(MENT FEDERAL UATINAL MORCOMPANY, a California Cor. IGAGE ASSOCIATION, a car. .angmmnq me Trustees pofatiofl, f CoIwelI Mortgage Tru;t, a Plaintiff, Cahforna business trust, vs. Plaintiff, MAPY E. LIEURANCE. a Single woman, and CENTRAL MOR BRUNO WITT and LOREPIA C TGAGE COMPANY, INC.. a Florid. WIT T. hi5 *ife, orpQqatinv. C.S.ci --•-. INVITATION TO BID City of Sanford Seminole COUnty. engaged in business at P 0 8 77 therfter otherwise a Fern Park. default will Clerk of the Circuit Court SemInole 32730, Semine County, beenteredagainsf you fOrtnarelief County, Florlda in Flora under the fictitious name of acco•danc, with demanded in the Complain?, ESSER ASSOCIATES. ani that I the provisiOns of the FIditious WITNESSmyhandandthe5,of Name Statutes. intend?orecistersanam,wi,n,h, thisCourl,this3rddayof T0WI? Section February, Clerk the Circuit Court, Seminole 1976 1450# Florida Statutes i,si. County, rtorda in accordance with (SeaIl S. Irene K. Brown the' provisicnt of the Fictitious PublIsh Jan 79. Feb. S. 17. 19, 197 Arihor H Blckwith. Jr Name Statutes, To Wit 0EV ill Sertion Clerk of the Clrcu,t Court S09 Florida Statutes 1957. By. Elaine RiChàrde S Greg) EUer STOCKHOLDERSMEETINO Depy Clerk Publish Jan. IS, 77. 29. Fet. S. 1976 The annual meeting of the Publish- Feb. 5. 17. 19, 26, 19 0EV 66 stockholders of the Flagship u.s. DEW 76 .-..-..- _____ ;9: ,.- 7. '• 1l4( CONTRACT 133.900. - -_ ourPei: JllJJj.TjTJiflTT1 ____________________ -• 2SL5ParkDriveVQup -. I - _______ _________________________ -- I 1 - - - --------- llent Blue Lustre EIø,tric Carpet Shampooer for Only 11.50 per day. Call 323-5774 of Loch Arbor lor7 Bedrooms Aduitniy L 81 10747715. 1975 Fla. Tag 12 01792 PubliSh Feb 3. S. 1976 DEW 11 4 MJDOAY Robs (Tuos)Jain -' iáUJrI_ _____ -- COVE APIS PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK - Altarnonfe Drive, Altamonte JULIUS 0, PETRUSKA. ROW- Springs, FIa. 1971 D?sun 7 DR. W MOVIE (Men)Tde on Betta John Rora - - .fjjft d 1IIT,TTTF _ ti - - 1 Must veIl- Large criest lype' freezer, like new, $115 firm. .See anytime after I p m. at illS Cedar Ave. 15 YR. FMA FINANCING GREGORY MOBIL.E HOMES Estate $3,200 dOwn B. assume mtg 7635 I rederOrated. Come Airport Blvd Sanford 7 Ez(ellent 3)9 Sanford, LJ'T BAMBOO arrangements to ada to your family inme, Opportunity local manager 32l0i or 57i 1:i ELECTRIC CO 1255 2 Ii l NEWS 100 2 12 SOMERSET _______________________________________________________________________ ..'., ç , q; The Good - Neighbor. -4 a 6c -, - _ -. i BIG VALLEY HILLB,WES Hillcrest 12*60. 2 bedroom, central air, carport, Skirting, awning. excellent condition. Offered by Savings B. Loan. $63 II per monlh. Phone 37)6051 or 8300006, nights call 618 5569 On Ravenna Parl. 3 bedroom pool tome, family room ''h frrç,cn. ',ntral air S3'.X0 For Sale by Owner- 7 Bedroom, Florida room, lOOxISO lot, trees _____________________________ ________________ ---- .-. 64-Equipment for Kathryn Woods) Everything Call 3235774 COMMERCIAL LOCATION From a S319777 r- :::: -. - - - 42-MbiIe Homes On Ravenn,j Park. 3 t,r-'dronm, 2 tj.i?ti, ui'ily 577,5ij 'Si WVICE 111 YOND 322.242ANvT1ME I barg i . ,'. .pirncc must go Call 3235714 REALTORS Branch Off ice Plo I 3771)07 267$OriandoDrive BEDROOM S'JIES BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 321-0041 r 3 trdtOOifl. 2' baths. formal dining room, breakfast room, 30's))' family room, treplar. 559,900 iiI I 3726457 Kish Real MLS REALTORS Call 323•5774 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL [STATE. INC -' ? - HANDY MAN'S DREAM-- 3 Bedroom, 1 bath CB. on 1 1 i lots. 517.500 372 OflO JOHNNY WALKER Call Sanford's Sates Leaoer UUrnISd FROM 24 His. 323941O Sanford INCOME PROPERTY- c74ai1ner's EXTRAS INCLUDED! CALL US, YOU'LL BE SURPRISED!! ENTERTAIN A LOT? You'll love this spacious B. gracious qualifying )YLLWILDE CHARMER-- At--- GrIrtlAne ____-- , & take over pave-cots Plo AT three bedroom garden home' $22. $00. extra you can think of plus corner lot and trees 553,900. 'Iome of BPP Warranted Homes thi5 beautiful I bedroom home on Ofl acre in town Kitchen equipçed, central heat air, large family room 177.500. If you have a job arid good credit, we con move you into a one, two, or $1,000 under FHA appraisal at RAYMONDM BALL Reg. Real Estate Broker 377 5611. After Mrs. 322 7757 Stenstiom Realty EALTORS MLS eneva MOVE IPI TOMORROW Like new 3 BR Wjth garage, Carpet, central heat, Irgit trees. Priced BALL REALTY 6)7W. 1st St - NEW hiqh quality homes with only TOKEN DOWN PAYMENT! You can't aflord to rent when we can make ownership Ihit easy! area, Patio, courtyard, large living room. S BR's, 3 bathS, every bath, Bedroom biOdk, 2 recteational ammenities. split becirOOrn arrangement, kitchen e3uippt'd, encloSed garacie, out standing landscaping Only 54.500 F1i )276..1 372 6077 " iOft ranch home with huge family I WRESS YOUR NEIGhBORS with 35-I*7bik? Home Lots ROvE ESTATES-- Ne Swim. fiSh, boat. cliibriouse, ISOmo Free literature P0 Hon 40 Ostern, PlO GIVE AWAYS. NO GIMMICKS LOWLOWIPITEREST RATES RE AL TO HIDDEN LAKE 176.500. ditonal room, large fenced yard IllS ma 73 2869 - _________________________ -- i1arry LAKE MARY, Take your choice of two well built modern homes. 2 BR, 119,500. 3 BR. 123,500. BROKER CO OP to I I and shopping. Low or no down to qualified purchaser. 2 Berlroom mobile horns' with ad --- '' - ,,.- .-. KENMORE WAHER, parts. %er"ICC, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730497 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT' ?0I7 FRENCH (HWY 17911 kitchen it equipped. Easy access 34-Wbile Homes Kish Real Estate REALTORS 610611] MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 327 1991 19195. French '177 1196,372 1981 377-1959, 372 1164 Real [state EW ON THE MARKET- 3 Bedroom, 2 balh home on large corner lot Yard is entirely fenced, 3?] Very lOw down and take over $175 Pe't month payments on 3 bedroom home at 1791 Lincoln Drive Call Dave ,it tt? 5570 Forrest Greene, Inc. Central Florida's 41-Houses 315)721, License Bureau 3fl6iS - Stemper Realty if you Ire having difficulty finding a Naceto live, car to drive, a job, or come service you have need of. read all want ads every day. 2 OVIEDO Five bedroom. 2 slor' older home, even a basement. screened swimming pool, situated on over acre. $.47.SCO lot FHA financing $16,600 STATELY old 2 story, beautifully 3 Iledroom. 2 D0t. (,irp'tnil and rrigerator, central heat and air. garage, fenced yard 372 3153 FlU Oviedo-Duplen furn Or toage3only Neat tOiie* Drivers R'i Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,A$SOC. 107 W Commercial Phon' 333 7M1 Sanford Fnr Ppnt, S,nland, 1 BR, I b6th. carpet. Stove, 1115. 3737771 ________________________ DELTONA - 3 flP, furnithr-tJ or unfurnished. 515% to %175 3 BR. bath, carport, swimming pool. 1)90 month Dynamic Properties. S V Harick, Broker, Delfona 6616611. __________________________ heat, air. $2,000 down, 1206 per month. 372 7767. $75,000. WOODMERE- 3 BR, 1', baths, SIut bedroom plan, central heat air, lots and loIs of cures. $74,000. SAN LAP4TA 3 811, 2 baths, corner - 32-Houses Unfurnished - 500 -- - --_ - 52 Hce NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central decorated home', central heat air, fireplace, attic fan, new flooring. 132.000 INCOME 6 Unit .ipartn,enl Luildng including 2 efficiencies, S.',le price, 156,750. Call for details Ca II W. Garnet t White IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of - 30ff Ices attacnJ Warreicuse truck height. Large fenced OutsIde storage Central ioca'lon , 0cc FraniinArm%Ap. 1170 Fla, Ave. 3236450 6-Child Care BuHding ?.tan, quiet B. alone looking for home. Desires good I BR api in quiet no pet area [Ion 1791 Sanford DO FL E X furnished or u n nIsht1 lde.,l location Rrasonati rent 365 )1 anytime 41-Hou,o SOUTH PINECREST- 30R,2oath Owner moving out of slate. 373 6371 or 3776420 38-Wanted to Rent One BR, unfurri a:t '- lectricte,t ,ir, carpil, SiOt' & rd AIUUS 1105 -__________________ 333 2396 OIler 5 & wk fldt $t4c- - DEW 25 hTftS5ed bOu5O .4 V AvC ___ - 4 6 r V - I I _•_4 .-... - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 41-Hojses - lOON Maple Out - LOST- Ladyl billfold, In or near 30-Apartments __ ALEGRE (Tuo Thurs) 1a11 US. . Upstart Sroom apartment, water furnit'e1. 1)25 per month Child ,fl(1 pet o k. 377 0761 __________________ F URN IS lIED GARAGE APARTME!iT Nopets 730JM'IIonviIlpAve - Oct torneifsing to sell? A Classfied ,.,i &i it fast. - 11 I 3 Roomdonstars .pt . suitablr for môture singles or working couplet, Convenient location 3n 1159 - oOosq.rt ShopSpace Commercial AVALON APARTMENTS ADULT,N0 BETS fl6W 2nd $ - LOST-.-- Carre Blue Terrier,grayish Altarnon?erings FlOrid4 31701 Mtorney or P?i:;onec 26. )974 4-*, .W. Fit) VILIA flst - Arthur H. BeCk*jth, Jr. Clerk of the Circut Court Elaine RiCharde '- 31-Busi ness Proprirty SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3. bedroom trailer apts. Adult & Idmily park Weekly 3515 Hwy 11 92, Sanford 333 1930 - I I 31-Apartments FurnishJ ________ ________________ 12 HOLLYWOOD ED Fcgj : s 1nCAeneof w a AeCIFIED ADS FICTITIOUSNAME UoIic i her,b Qiven that I am OrlQndo - Winter Pcvk engaged in busneis at 3I Seminole '.anford - Ave Sanford 3271. Seminoie iCounty, Flitja urier 831-9993 322 - 26)1 fj(tjtt James name of A UI 0 PAR IS AND Atray 19 SUPPLIES, and that i CLASSIFIED DEPr. 130 RATES regiSter said name with the Clerk of 2 12 DAYSOFOURLS the Circuit Court, Semin County, I1C a line I thU S limes FiC.djdj in accordance HOURS 4 6 THE with the 3Ic a line 6lhru n limes gwovitj of th FIC1jtj TURNS Name Boo AM. - 5:30 P.M. 24c a line 76 limes Statutes, To Wit. Section I6.O 9 RHYME AND REASON MONDAY thru FRIDAY (62.00MINIMUMCHARGEI Florida Statutes i,si 200 SATURDAY 9,Noon .samesw jlinesMinimum iiter PublIth Jan IL 77, 29. Feb 5. I97 9 520000 PYRAMID 0EV 67 230 DEA DuN ES 2 12 THE DOCTORS FICTITIOUS NAME 4 6' T}€GLJDfNGLIGHT Notice it hereby given that we are l'loon The Dcj Before PublicQtion U SCHOOL PROGRAMengaged in business at 5 Eat? MING Third Street. Sanford, Semimie SundQ - Noon Fridc 9 THE NEIGHBORS Reg CQunty, Florida. under the fictitious name of SANFORD ENGINE Phiftn hosts tts new game ________________________________________________ CLINIC, and that we intend to _______________________ register Said name with the Clerk of . the Circuit Cou, Semlne County, on the basis of h muth they 8-HeIp Want r50Is Florida in accordance with the ____ kx aboi provisions of the F id it out Name __________________________ _____ 300 Statutes. TOWi?: Section 665.09 sSALcoi APWOnI FM I d1117TT -, t: MTIr IN YOUR FAMILY? mI 14:.I 11hh1u.1 S George Crenman 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY AL ANON Norman Sxtn (A) For families or friends of proIe PubIit Jan fl. 29. Feb. L . 1976 ______________________________ ''o('p i_IT,! 9 GENE HOSPITAL DEV-10 Fo, further information call 123 4597 PERSONNEL COUNSELOR- We €1) (Men) A BIT WITH KNIT or wrte need 'ocpJre%Sivf" person *tlO Pa MAN ALIVE N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sanford Al Anon Family Group PU dtsire tO SUC(CCd. qo THE MOTHERs IN LA IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ao 5s. Sanford, Fla 37171 ice, percalty pluS Plenty of till IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (Fri ont) SENIOR SCEIE room for advancement Call for i OUNTY, FLORIDA. 330 appointment IVI L ACTION NO. 7 176- CA-14. B Singers 4 6 MATCH GAME HOS TESS- Sup that p. attrac tin, in Re: The Marriage Nationally ImAn PrcuctlOn Co. good pecnaIty 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ES LI E MAY L C N G. Wife looking for Irti.n new talent, Call MAN- HourS good PASTRY (Men Tues •_.Th) Petifnec, 305472 6l ta Steady Yoga w ' You' (A) -. YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll LOCKSMITH -- Enperienced JOHN L LONG, JR.. IIusbar, ARE (Fn) positiOn Respondent, Free. p17077 for "We Care"ROC1 AND IENOS. CHILD CARE COUPLE- Work NOTICE TO DEFEND "lOti1n.' Adults or Teens UNDERDOG with emotionally diSturbed THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Living Quarters. children 400 TELL HER YOU LOVE HER JOHN L LONG, JR. benefits, retirement, 110.500. 2 IRONSIDE, VIAVALENTINELOVELINES 116 WELLHAM AVE. Iii The Evening Herald FERNOALE. MARYLAND 4 GILLfls ISD -WE SELL SUCCESS Call 377 7ôllorS)I.9992YOU ARE hEREBy nOtified that 6 MARY AFflI4AN 70) CommercIal 372 $174 LESLIE MAY LONG HAS fled a 1e FACED WITH A DRINKIPdC. senes aoatod Petition in the Circuit Court of Pattety Man for Danish and Sweet PROBLEM byrmanLo Seminole County, Florida, for a Rolls, bread miner. eaper.enced PerhapsAlcoholcAnonyrnous a SIgtitty bent soap opor, it Dissolution of Marriage and you are only lo apply 122 7596 Seminole Can Help regutr to Serve a copy Of your Is sd in a fciona ct'o lown Bakery Call 47) 4597 written defenses. if any. on .1. fofls WritePO Ba' I?)) Christopher Ray, P0 Boa 3, PLUMBER- Licensed -- Local dentS IMng Sanford Florida 3271$ an AO Aitamonte Springs, Florida. 37701 MoStly repair work. St•ady em _____________________________ asso Ih, andfletheorjg4nalwjtp,tIr0f ployment. good salary. AAA Grog .4lavey sty. the above Styled Court on or before Employment. 201 Commercial, 4A- Public Not Ici' 'he lOin day of March. A D. 1976. U €1) MISTER ROGERS 3235116 ____ ________________________ ______ ________________________________ a Default and Ultimate NEIGHbORH(y)O Judgment will be entered against TELL THE WHOLE TOWN Nurses, RN'S. LPN'S. AdtL Aide 9 EDGE NIG you for the relief demanded in the YOU LOVE HER COrnpinion Needed immediately AD.S FAMILY Petti via your VatentineLove 6260636 WITNESS my hand and official LnrSiflTheEv.nri4eraId ApIonecaIlcould Start youon a new sealof sad Court on thiS the 2nd day 372 2611cr 631 P?) 4' MiKE DOUGtAS OW of February, A D. 1976 and PrOfitabli career, Call U? Cohosi is Tony Bomott. ISeall 3765 6 MERV GRIFFIN 5-Lost & Found -- SJARES 12 LIVING WORDS . I _______________ 638 -. - ' 9 LETSMAKEAr)FAI FAANDHOME 1 The AdvenWs of the - --:- LI(I.HTS I4IYU nIj ii 830 tI VICTORY AT SEA 9 Xli ',W4(ER OLYMPIC GAMES €t) L(lEu THOMAS REMEP€ERS 857 2 12 , NEWS UPDATE 900 4 6 HAWI RVE tkGarrefl serK an jr. co agent wlo a reNitation Institution for delinquent i, W1 u)esof So1ng £ a case U THEADAMS CHRONICLES €1) HOLLY'tMX)O TV THEA. TEA .azestforweoã she leams She has a tat train ?LITU, Mthony iur --:- _________ I *1 BILl. MOYERS 1030 w iLcx ioupti,t as a Stj -' *1 TFItLIIirti IICT1&i#ti - --,- diIItYLJ4;) Thursday -; - Thursday,F,b.$,i [ejFNtjce t- - 7___1 ______________ ,- - - - 37) I i2'2 Pest Control - Upholstering -. Quality upholstering Free' de'livry Call for tree estim9,, 201 E Commerciai 373 6451, -.. Well flrilliriri '-5 .5.j. - �- - -. - ____ t'•; - - Thursday, Feb. S. 1976 IøiinlNnfice vvuiluce zays new Leadership Required ng Legal FICTITIOUS NAME Notice stierehy qs('fl that we are e aged in business at io w Sanlando Springs Rd. LOOQ*OOd ('anilidati's for thr presidential nomination it( their parties, anti other political leaders, %i'rr initeil to contribute articles concerning presidential charactcr: mhat sort of person t;UITWUS 'cn' I:: li ghtning rod to draw the (Ire of _____ hat affects our people. lie 76 -. _______________ the people. I lie must have the capabilities to determine the right course andthe a and provide the responsive. I Seminole County, Florida In ac ed in the Army Air Force in World War Ii. lie was assistant Alabama attorney general, l9V46_47, and served in the state 's Legislature, 1947-53. Elected governor In 1962, he tried the cordance with the provisions of thC Fic Fictitious Name Stafues, To Wit Section 863 09 Florida Statutes 1957 S; John Rowell, Jr. thi _____ ( -S IIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cia. CUlT. IN AND FOR SFMINO.t COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION P40. lSV20I.CAV0$.0 . _ Frank DiNardo 1358 . - . I..f z ~ ,%, 1I r. - " V I .. V 4 N 1 • V YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Petition for Diswlut:on of Marr;aqfI'I,SS ti'CVi tiled ,i(iflSt •OU ar -1 )~~! ., ~ 7 C., ,_-, - — , , I .~ 1 ________ ..I~ _____ ______ V V__________________________________________ , I: . -. 7 _-.~1,_,*I.1_ ( _ _~ ~ .~ I I" "! ~ -. . , . . ~1 , ~ F - -I--- __ I I- r _.. F.-~1 ~ '- - I . C. .~ . . ~ ,~ i Attor ney for Petitioner 100 North Highway 17 92 Casselberry, Flerida 37707 Publish Jan IS. 22. . Frb 0EV 72 . - 11W l76 AM - NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE .• _______________ -. ' . , VERING , 0,;.1E I filled. Spencer D. Aiken Pla,rififf, -.An • _________ A lively decorator print made of 100% nylon loop. Comes in 12' width-t w4th 172 BC DOOR rubber back for easy do-it-yourself instal. BELL Suggested Retail (sq. t'd.) Ideal for installation in the home, apartment or mobile home. Mooney - •V V•V. . 6. SQ. YD. JllLJ Hardwood flflJ "S.. I and has round wooden drawer pulls. Model 4218, Reg.Price (ea.) 32.95 If N . DRAWER CHEST Ready-to-finish chest is 20" x 16" x 35" I lik Q FOUR V. VVVVVVVV., Acrylic Exterior I 269 A:1~~rk*,~.- - 0 a-"" SCOTT v ç' Easy to install, Maintenance free. B lack orwhile. Reg Sale Price Price VL39 14" x 39" x 1/2" 12.65 11.39 VLSI 14" x 51" * 1/2" 1565 14.09 VL63 15" *63" *1/2" - 1875 16.88 j I - _.,.- DOME .., %V I 7 ;. I II -. I U I 11 !" I... -_;_ -' $:4tC' - '. . I —•; i-., IJ _.-q ,. j , - - , i • i' :- Q .-:• , I . V -. LiJJ - — .s "' I '; - V.- - "I.~ , -. warm, vibrant Dimen. sion Pecan print. Can t,t' installed easily and 'iiickly with panel nails or adhesive. I(eg. Price lea. 7 Reg. Price (rn/I) 1.1. 49 Sale Price (roll) 9.81 " (sq.f (sq. ft.) t. ) 1* 16c . . - Ready-to-finish hair has hand woven double-ply wood fibre seal, 43" high back. Removable seat makes painting easy. Model LBP. Keg. Price (ea. ) ................... 12.59 six DRAWER DRESSER - 4212 Reg. Price (ea. ) ...... 61.95 r' r' Scoy's Sale Price (each) ...... 3349 A1ert, A fox ' MOBILE HOME ANCHOR 650T Single Head Anchor Reg. Price tea I • 3.99 Scot-ty's Sale Price ( ea.) DONIE 24" or 30" SWIVEL BAR STOOL , II 9 \'-. CJPCT rLUU-IrM b l till' Add six more receptacles to your outlets with handy plug-in strips. Model 1840.6. Reg. Price tea. )...... 15.69 Scotty'. Sal. Price (each) ....... 1 6S0 YD. (Carpet, Installation and Cashion) Made of 100% nylon in a variety of colors. Has jute back. Meets FHA specifications and is ideal for the contractor or home owner. Price includes installation over a C~~ 9160 LAMP KIT withCord Scotty'. Price (each) 169 ............. u 9M PORCELAIN RECEPTACLE Scot-ty's Price (each) ........... . * 1, . -1 _. I 11)- BOB 1.1,01,I) . conspirac%. concerning alleged speeft trial and asking the purchase from developer Herald Staff Writer clients, I non-public meetings in which court to compel Uerring's office Lester Mandell. In December a Seminole the clay pit deal was discussed to comply with court rules and Jtir, trials have been County (;rantl Jury indicted znd i abortion decided. 0',c Sunshine Law vio1ati-in ~~ mom ",oipions, -, procedures, scheduled for the week of Freeman for solicitation of The misdemeanor inHrock said deniands for count claims the three men met March 2 in County Court at unlawful compensation. ,I (h V 'sed in discovery in ill(. -~a. , courity of- felony. in connection with if[) County Court and Iferring's filed Ike. 16 and - Herring's lluilding in Orlando to discuss licials accused of conspiracy aborted county p17,000 pur- office then filed direct in• office has failed to comp1y selection of Freeman as county and violation of the state c'ha.se of a 103-acre tract in format'ms on the charges now furnishing informati'on on dw attorney. The following . Sunshine I.aw, I 1,outh-Seminole for useasa clay pen(tinj and scheduled for jury allegations charged. January, the information The trials were scheduled pIt. A circuit court judge threw trials tie week of March 2. The direct tnfrmatjot., alleges, Kwiatknwski and nut the irdiment and State 1)efseattorneys today were charge Freeman, Kwawskj Hattaway voted to select today after attorneys for Abbott hlcing is now given days in which to file and liatway with th ee County Attorney Thomas G. F'reem. alin that decision to the u1 rtri motions attacking the of Sunshine Law viol Freeman and County Colntjons and Another Sunshine Law h'ourthWest i)istrict Court of direct in!ormations. two counts of consr&y, missioners harry Kwiatkowskt Appeals, Palm Beach. violation count alleges the trio and Michael Ihittaway ait. Kwiatkowski's attorney, They are accu of con- Int Jan. 12, 1975. In the vicinity before County Court Freeman, liattaway and Newman Brock, today filed spiring and meeting without (if 115 Marcy Blvd.. Longwood, Judge Harold Johnson at Kwiatkowski were indicted on motions see king the II 11kIi of ,ik'in., h "iUee 'it the to sere the nomination and he ar raignments in which written misdemeanor charges of prospective Jurors for the m ee ting in Octot 'r to decide to selection of Freeman as county What me worry? That seems to be Hill Morrell's thoughts as I)leaso!Innocentan(I waivers of Sunshine Law violations and March 2 trials, demanding a abort the contr.: ted clay pit attorney. sils hack on the bench and watches his Lyman High teammates chalk up a 5&-46 basketball victory o ver Bishop Moore Thursday tilght. See storyPageA. (Herald Photo byTom Vincent) . - e were filed for their ' ,. V V V - -- - I " 1.1, - - ~. I *4 • . - . - - ) - I - DOUBLE V BUBBLE __________________________ - .6 l' ,111 By DONNA E.STFIS llt'rahcl Staff writer - -) Comptroller Issue ,i Brings New Charges Water Worries Lake Mary ' 1I acquired, council found only who is in charge of the utility two bids from the io system as pa rt of his council contacted one from Com- responsibilities, has documents bank Longwood and the other concerning the water system banks Bill Would Cut State li, Employes - LAKE MARY - The city By EDl'RICKETr council found Thursday night Southeast First National of expansion locked in a city file, .lators last sear The chairman of the Seminole Legislative Delegation has thenumberofstateemployesttt Florida's population. approved a ~F jomptroller for Sern'nole?N,unty, but left the Two top county government officers came to grips l(wked up witil Thursday over the comptroller issue after Circuit Court Ilattaway &.~)s the board,, purpose is to obtain a Clerk Arthur l3eckwith Jr. charged a split of his duties could result in a "Watergate in Seminole Count'." County Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway financial offict 'r. "We don1have a financial adviser" Concerning fir-aflctal COUtreling, Hatt.away says the O input." board "gets z The board is r eqtflulflJ3 comptroller be a certified lVne public ac unta iz 11 Iler will be chosen and ,* serve at the "wh of board. But Hattaway points out did not include an interest rate, records to be planned expansion, extension while the ComBank proposal only Terry having the key, and improvement ot the city included a provision that the "There should not be a water system loom ahead city shift all its pr imary ac- private file in city hail," '. troller - in a March 9 referendum. Iferald Staff Writer that problems even more Maitland. asked City Attorney Gary complicated and larger than The Maitland bank proposal Massey if it is proper for city gaining federal money for its I before the project can be ac- counts to the Longwood facility. Massey said. Currently the city has its Terr said the city, under the With approval from the U.S. major bank accounts at the terms of the federal loan, is to responded to Beckwith's allegations by charging the clerk with attempt to resort to emotionali Beckwith said that the bill that creates a comptroller Iinaldecjsjon must be called to decide the prefiled a bill which would limit Lcse. Cocoa Beach, said his bill would limit the num be r of fulitirne state workers at any one time to one per cent i the total state population. . uc ' ,, ' := -. ff:- ' -' 7L- 9 i ft .1 - - -- -' : - .4.'- r,. 'Vs State Declines To File Charges . ' ' -. - 1 - -:- 1 Incidgm . 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' I '' 4J/.)Y..1r-., € 4( , 4 ,, % ' ),', "i,tç: I" r,4 - 111111111111 INJURY IN CRASH lake Mar) Ma',or Walter A. Sorenson. 31, 'seapcil injury Thursday night, stalt' troopers said, .. I ;Jç,isF io _ afi - 4' , . An Insight into the closing day tension of the Mayfair Open, and shat ran through the winner's mind as he realized victory was within his grasp. See Sunday's E'rning Herald Sports section. t-_ .' '-.)\ - '-.---4-'- t ---'- - - •' - '.v -, ...'.'q',. - ' .-,:_g - - ' ' ,.ii,.. - -" , .in,1 lw ' .._r'.,?'1''__' t'J..--'?'-. Aga ins t Benner • - I -_ • ...,,, - . \1 condominium filed in this suit, which mortgage DONNA S. BARBOUR encumbers the following cleuribed Address 1"0111 Waterbury Prortysitualeins.inole*fl,y Reg. Price (sq. yd.) Raleigh, NC 77604 - 5.9,9 Florida. 449 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Scortys Sate Price (sq. yd.) ................ The South 710 feet of the East that an action to oreclgse Mortgage Northofofthe Well 531 71 feet, feet lying on thefollowing property in the North Right of Way line Seminole County, Florida of Dyke Road, 01 the South Half of GAFSTAR' PRIME Lot 10, Block E. NORTH the Northwest Quarter of the Nor ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION 4 SHE VINYL FLOORING - lhwet Quarter of Section 7, TWO OF UNIT ONE, accorcing to Township 2$ South, Range 30 E ast, lbs plat th,renf Suggestedli'ofai/(sq yd..i. 3 99 rec or ded in Plat tyIng and being in Seminole County, Book i, Page 44, of the Public Scot-ty's Sale Price (sq. yd.) Florida, Records of Seminte Count',. :2 * I. . 1. A Or/ig, GREEN VELVA TURF - .-,' S1 Adminutration of W,000 in a 1he majority of the board the water rate and the city is fiscal rtzponsibi 1i ties of the board, will take charge of all number of state workers voters -can be di, ' since . I&wd only for catise and riot bm, fcdeç 'loan km the project, appeared most surprised, losing money by auw not passing recorder functions. of disagreement wit" .i. .. '.v iuU.. councilmen were told that a however, 1un.onerj. when ft is this loss that Beckwith, fears would damage the Council ordinance. In l9(4i, Vugt said, tb. ft.3.,A'r Philosophically, Ieckwlth says he opposes the bill special election may have to be member DeLores lash showed checks and balances inherent in the existth governTerry said engineers cannot of state employes repsesenteii and the undfr1ligned as Sheriff of has been I tied against you and ~ ou ( , i,~ because it would sIr- p his office of all recording functions held, approvals gained from the state regulations requiring Seminole County, Florida, will at 11 arre required to serve a copy of Vck f Inent.al system in which Beckwith's office handles all ordy one-half per eent tif the as provided for in fiie Florida Const.itution. 00A .M onthe6ihdayof Februi,y, written defenses, if a n y, to it vlocal health department, dental approvals from the local health complete drawings until the rmvirding duties. councildetermines which way it total population. AD 1976, offer for sale and silt to PHILLIP I H So, he says, creation of a comptroller would remove the of LOGAN. and medical society, an or. departments, medical and is going — toobtain water from hckwith said it is not unconmon at present to have the highest bidder, for C411h, Wbiect SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND Vogt pointed out that perchecks and balanci"s provided by a clerk who is respondinance inust be adopted and dental societies before Skinford rluntv commissioners call and say we want certain to any and all existing ems, at the MOPiCRIEF, Attorney for PIant,lf, Sanford or increase the CitNr' S . centage has sivelled to full per sible to the voters, interim financing must be Front (west) Door of the of Seminole ~ounty aml replace him water is injected Into the Lake own water supply. things kit in and certain things left out of minutes of Seminole Post Office 001, 2719-312 West First . ttflt today. with a comptrolIe responsible only to the county cornobtained from a local banking Mary system. County Courthouse in Sanford. Street, Sanford, Florida 37171, and I Massey said for the Interimcounty commission meetings:' Florida, the above described p Vogt said the state employs mission. filetheoriglnatw,thth,Clerk of the institution. "Can you imagine what would happen in ,I grand jury sonal property. . . s are financing the city could ; above Court on or before February said the approvals between 90.000 and 96,000 llaltjwa~ *s arm 1wer is that creation of a comptroller 15 In addition, a member of the That said sale i being made to It. 1976. otherwise, Judgmen investigation?" lckwith asked, t may pledge Martin Bacon Sr. necessary because Sanford's theoretically workers com pa red to a total the "only way toI go" and represents a modernization of city council Satisfy the terms of Said Writ of be entered against you for the relief He pointed out that during a recent grand jury probe of water supply is fl uoridated revenues except property Execution state population of ap. county governme.nt. demanded In the Complaint - told colleagues he is not while Lake Mary's To view it any other way, is not. he says, is alleged wrongdoing in county government, investigators John E. Polk. taxes, but revenues from the WITNESS my hand and the teat of proximately 8 ' to make million per. an emotional issue not based happy with the plan, which is on the facts." Sheriff from the state attorney's office were "in and out" of his said C ourt on this 17th da y of water system and one other sons. part of the overall project, to Seminole County, Florida office researching records and minutes of county cornIn January, 1976 addition, Zoning "ybod- card be a bookkeeper, but a comptroller 1 Publish: Jan, IS, 72. 29, Feb 5, 191& (Seal) "This constitutional amendbuy water from the City of Administrator Francis Jenior source will probably be mission meetings. DEV 67 1 pledged. A rthur H Beckwit h. Jr ment does not imply limiting 1 . Sanford rather than creating said a dt)ide referendwn ofl IlatiLaway responded to Beckwith's charges b~ . sayirg Beckwith also attacked a meiiio from Commissioner Clerk of the Circuit Court Another special meeting is the number of employes will additional sources of water the fluorida tion is the clerk is "tr)ing to make an emotional issue, and I'm Harry Kwiatkowki which asked department c hi efs at a By Lillian T Jenkins sue would expected to be called early next limit seices," Vogt said. supply within the city, Ofpijly Clerk have to be held before the water week not surprised at anything he says." Monday work sp session to submit then pros arl cons to make final decisions on lie said he be gan researchir.: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PHILLIP H LOGAN of Seminole County vutei- , will determine the issue concerning the L,sue. Bacon, saying the plan to go supplies are mixed in city lines. the expansion and interim EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SHINHOLSER. LOGAN the issue after "more and mnorto Sanford for water ap pea rs to which is to split Beckwith's duties by creation of a comp. Bacon said he talked with financing. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE & MONCRIEF became concerned' P — be unwise both in the long-term utility departhent officials in f Post Office Box 7779 COUNTY, FLORIDA S a about the increase in the nford, Florida 37771 NO. 76.43-CA-01.0 sense and because Lake Mary Altamonte Springs and was number of state workers, ROBERT POMERANTZ Publish Jan IS. fl,fl, Feb . 5, 1916 would 'betied up with another advised a better course of 0Ev 69 ELLEN POMERAPIrZ, hiS wife, "We need to get a firm grip on city that is hostile to us." action for Lake Mary over the Piiintilf, government before it gets a ) . lie said he may take the issue long run would be to increase its grip on Counts' Czrt Judge Harold asiiilt us," Vogt added. and battery, resisting wooded area after a warning to the people if this courv . Is water supply. "Even it it costs had filed a no irjorniation" in no information is filed with the POSTLE. h5 wife, BORG FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Johnso The advent of collective dered a 25-year-old an officer with violence to his .shot w,-is firt I into th .ir. pursued. more money to stay away from WARNER ACCEPTANCE CORP, FLORIDA. the case on Tut.sday after co ur I. bargaining aW) spurred Vogt,.s Seminole County Recreation son and escape. At the special meeting Defendants Longwood Patrolman Roy CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-u CA-09-E reviewing police reports of the herring's office has also filed decision to preftie Senate Joint inent employe released NOTICE OF SUIT called to determine from Bacon said. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Police said they stoppeli an Burfield. who arrested Benner, incident. Staley said he could a no information in the case of Resolution TO ROBERT C. POSTLE LOAN front ASSOCIATION 266. Vogt has seven OF Jail after State Atty, auto on U.S. :7-2 at Rig Tree said he had no knowledge that not comment on which banking institu l ion inBacon and Mrs. Lish, noting and MARY V. POSTLE, why no formal Ricky Charles Hampton, SEMINOLE COUNTY, a cor Abbott office Ito,ad of co-sponsers for his resolution. Iferring's after a high speed chase terirn financing would be that Councilman harry hiS wife, the state had declined to charges were filed , Porat ion organized and existing 706 W. First SI,. Sanford. Terry, declined to file formal felony from The senator said collective 507 Carlinoford Lane The driver was prosecute under the Laws of the United States the school's The state has l&4 days from Hampton had been arrested by bargaining will limit the sta te's 7 Houston, Ttjmis '7024 of America, charges. arrested on traffic charges and playground supervisor when he time of arrest in wUich to bring Sanfcrd police Jan, ROBERT C. POSTLE and Plaintiff, on ability to hold down the number George Mike Benner, 25, of police reported they chased was 0 MARY V. POSTLE. his wife, are told by a reporter Thur. a suspect to trial. VS. charges of burglary and of government workers. 5 SR-436, Fern Park, had been Benner on foot for 100 yards sday that Ih'nner had been hereby notified that a Suit has been W RICK BARBOUR and 4 wife, 'f) I fl Prosecutors non; laihy review possession of stolen nf(rnertv in Powerful itnkp iy- rj 'lli uy aA,sIwuud Pukv ui ,mmtulw, u& thy d Jvd reicaseti by the court, POMERANTZ arrest reports an in cases connection with a breakin at the efforts by governmental ofI and ELLEN Defendants i-arly Monday on charges of highway, strug gled with him Y . u Assistant State Atly. William wh!re the), determiP POMERANTZ, his wife, to forI ' NOTICE OF ACTION e an arrest Auto body shop ficials to linut the number f (dolly mardu;'na possession, and then apprehended him in a SLilev confirmed that his office is invalid or not prosecutable a certa.r'i mortgage more par mo w RICK a atNational 500 Laurel A Sales -e DARUOUR Mayfair Open Winner State ei:iployes. ticutarly described In the Complaint and wife, .5, Reg. Price (sq. 'd wIfhCush/on0r,d,nstaJ) - 9.48 MOONEY INSULATION 6" x .. I'0VA I SC0T ... . Ji, San Francisco _____ Early panels in stately Penthouse Vialnut print or -' 9-1 /, -- - EACH CHAIR ' . - CONTRACT American - • SHAG CARPET BACK , I - ~, .- 1 k I. I A ' LADDER 14 - , V I! -- - to 188 - - SCOTTYS LzrVirroN I a CAIpQT SHUTTERS -, . • ROA L SCOT EACH 9 - 4 Altamonte Springs, Florida 1344 through 1416 and amended by Addition al information available Declaraton of Condominium filed in from Itie Civil Division of the Off icialRecord s Book S;). Page 330 Seminole County Ss'ieriff' Depart of the Public Records 04 Seminole men?. County, Flor Ida. - 99 _____ _______ ,'V a __ - t&gI1.1l '." VILLAS. V._ 1. t Seminole County, Florida, and I Rio Pledres, Suan Juan, have levied upon the following Puerto Rico des cribed property OWflCci by YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED George L Crum, property that inaction to foreclose Mortgage being located in Seminole Covnl, on the following property in Florida, more Particularly Seminole County. Florida One (I) )9M Ford Automobile, to ______ I I . , V SUNDANCE CARPET ______ ______ ______ ________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ _______ Residence Unknown Last K nown Address C 0 Melody Center v Grge L. Crum and Peggy j Crum. his wife, Defendant. wtich aforesaid Writ of Execution was ___________________ ______ __________________________________________ - V •• V t_ = ' NOTICE that by virtue of that certain Writ of RAY BABER and wifC. KATHR YPi ISHEREBY GIVEN Execution issued Out of and under M DABER and OCTAVIO C the seal of the Circuit Court of NIEVES and wife, MARY NIEVESV OrangeCcunly, Florida, upon a final Defendants uigment rendered in the aforesaid NOTICE OF ACTION Court on the 10th day of January, TO OCTAVfO C NIEVES ,'incl A 0 1976, in that certain case en MARY Ni EVE S J'J" Sunshine LawVi9010tions 0 _________________________ V — - ____ _____ _________________ V CI'D ____________________ ___________________ - _____________________ ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IT, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO .76-S7A DIVISION A 1 (P. [ AVJNi.S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. a (or poration organized and ex's,r under the Laws of the United Stain of America, Plaintiff, WILFRED H CONRAD 2 Sem inole Cou ty Officia I s ted or March Tr i I s . I 0EV H) Clerk of the Circuit Co'jrt By Mary N. Darden As Deputy Clerk t..-:t. .• S.inford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - within 7 1100, ning N(w Iberia. Louisiana 70560 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court petitioner',attorn,yor immediately ther ea fter, otheise a default will fly Lillian I Jenkins As Deputy Clerk be entered against you for the relief demanded In the petition. S WILFRED H CONRAD WITNESS my hand a"d the seal of Attor.ey for Petitioner 100 North Highway 17 this Court on January 17th, 1976 (Circuit Court Seal) CasseIbrry, Florida 3270' ,,~, I,.~6 E _ 'V i s_. 68th Year, No. I I Julia Street court either before Service on ~~-_- ___ q -- L__: -- d - I ._ ~~ ,W_:_W ~~~~~~ ~~ ______ ~ -V.- __z t________L_.trV_s____..___z__.__. _ MW ____________ ______ ,~ . •_ - - I TO KENNETH RACCA from The University of Alabama Law School In 1942, and serv. next year to block desegregation of the University of Alabama. Ills wife Lurleen became goernor in 1966, but died No years later. As l96 r -party presidential candidate %Sailace garnered nearly ID million popular votes and 45 dec. toral votes, campaigning against Vietnam War protesters, libersls, Integrationists and Wa shing t on "bureaucrats." lie was reelected governor in 1970 and 1974. During the 1 campaign for the flemocratic nomination, S'allace piled up strong candidates government. r0i 1 ~ . ~ ~ tV--- - - ic ctcu:r cown- or riii ; tincernctI leadership for our Publish: Jan. is, 22. 29, Feb 5, 1976 country to follow to achieve new Ihi' r (nfltalflcd 0Ev d rcgutst% the Court to award courage and wisdorit in happiness for our people and to trltnitionc certain property owned by ycu and There is one thing find realistic answers to proble-. fe, BETTY S RACCA. as OF THE your By ;1-mGF: C. WAI.LACE certain, They do not want half- Ins that besiege our land. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. tenantS by the enhireies, located dt CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 119 hidden Lake Drive, Sanf or d, We have reached a time when baked notions. worn out repeats He must be wise and use his _______ Florida. and more Par ti cularly COUNTY, FLORIDA. we must have new leadership of yesterday's broken promises wisdom, lie must have the described as CA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7-54CA____________ ______ vote totals in Midwest and Southern primaries, but was shot determined to place what the or weak leaders who say ____________ ______ Lot tO. Block "F". HIDDEN In Re: Th. Marriage of one courage of his convictions. He ay 15. Ile then withdrew from the people think ahead of all other UNIT 18, according to HERNDON ANNE MARTHA thing and mean another. They must see the total • race. Wallace remarried alter his wife's death; he has ¶flctUre of four Plat thereof as recorded in PIaI SAMII, ('OfIsideratiOns. The people h't' had their fill of ex- what is happening to us. He children, Book 17, pages 53 and SI. Pubtit Petitioner, want to believe. They want to periments b Records of Seminole County. y the courts and the must see what the courts are and Florida. tnLst. Crises, both foreign and radical changers. They do not doing in .iiOKI4 SAMII, destroying the hap. he must be dedicated to an the people are right. There reach '0 your wile, ÜETTV Sr I4AC(.*, as (jilinestic, demand this new want total government, Rrspondent out to help the truly piness of our people. He must answer for the Jobless. and for lump sum alimony, and you 1) NOTICE OF ACTION leadership. Our problems are He rust must be strong bonds between needy but does nothing for the Theyhunger for straight talk. see what is happening in the be prepared a re required to serve a copy of yj. TO FARROKH SAM' I to overhaul our aveiage citizens and grave. They demand answers. hope far a new day the lazy and greedy. And the good written defenses, it any, to it on for them- destruction of the mid Royal Tehran dle class foreign policy to meet in- government. The big H WILFRED Hotel CONRAD. test is one 01117 People CIFY out for these selves and their families. Hope by common sense to realize that high prices and high taxes terwitioruil challenges. whose address Petitioner's attorney, Pahlavi Avenue of moral courage to meet a answers. They do not want to for America. They want to free enterprise must survive is too North Highway 11 92, Tehran, Iran The clearest mirror of (,ontinue to feel this rcspoftsibilityto every citizen 0f and big government must not an Cassetberry, Florida 37701, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that or their lives are restore our national will to every part of their lives. Ile time is whether the people trust every race, creed. color. suspension, ,,'I,n for dissolution of marriage Wore February 27, 1916. and f ile the achieve America's destiny, interfere in the freedoms of our must understand the economic the candidates to rebuild has been filed against you and you O(iQlfL. *iIP'i the Clerk of this Court the religion and national origin to people,. in There is a new mood among The man who will be downpull that inflation is art required to serve a copy of you r either befor e service on Petitioner's confidence in a fulfillment of ioveall dritibits as to the road rell 1!i-o people that they want to " bc- mcirc! flull, all creating, Particularly among the true American dream. presidcM nia;s* It is ar, hour to ask God to written defenses. it any, to it on attorney or immeawriy thereafter, ahead. know where they are going. elected official branch of otherwise a default virill be entered H. CONRAD, stand beside us and guide us WILFRED young marrieds and large We are at a period when the etos attorney, whose address against you for the relief The new leadership must The y want strength and through the night with a light overnment. He must be a families and tither citizens, and politicians mast Is 100 North bilçihway 1797, in the Petition be convinced have thieschuman qualities that from above. WITNESS my hand and the seat Calsetberry, Florida 37107, before February 16th. 1976. and tile this Court on January 20th, 1976 the original with the clef k of this (Circuit Court Seal) " 2. 1976, and stti' l-oIlos ing Is oni of these i-on- * 1 -= Notice 37750, Semnole County. Florida under the ttctitous name of IN RE The Marriage of iACCAV WIFE. AND SANLAP4DO AUTO SALES.and that BETTY s r said namewith KENNETH RACCAV HUSflAC) i n t end to reg is t e NOTICE OF ACTION the Clerk of the Circuit Court, George Corley Wallace, governor of Alabama, was born ______________________ \, Aug. 23, 1919, the son of Alabama farmers. lie was graduated must be a reflection of faith in the campaign should hc c'lettctt I'rt'sidt'nt oil -k - S -- - _. -V.--- _______ ____________________ __ ------- I -- - - 68—Evening_l4erald, Sanford , Ft. -----=-.- - - , 4" - y Nd. 4 li, ~i?l % '',.*.."r . 4-i f" t ' ' 1 ' . I" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 05, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ba64d0ae354bf866563c41b1b05a77bc.pdf 20a331cffb2f4c1982eccae796231531 PDF Text Text - - - -' - - - i - -l - - T- - - e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------ - . - - r 9 Tuesday. Feb. 3.197i 4&--Evening Herald, Sanford, Alls"Vi iv f:FVV1oU J Fuzzle BEETLE BAILEY wHATI-4 600D ON TV TON16714T ____ o Mort Walker T14EN WHY S% TIC IN& EVERYONE ACROSS 38 Apartmen: I Greek god of (Coll) war 39 Seasoning 5 Above 41 Editors (ab) NOTHIN& IN / NOW ANP •-------------- L For 0 ( for one r 17 53 Babyloni an Fec,iale ruff LL 23 Burmese 27 Soft mineral 29 Scientists' workrooms (Coll 32 Son of Chavi JMyth I 34 Make possible 36 Meal 57 Fille WtIL41 RE AAV AD A V HAD A !.Dwei A 2 16 Gap idtfairs DOWN 22 Sail supports I 14 gh cards 24 Slave 2 Prt in a play 25 Soviet city 3 European river 26 Leaving 4 Caryx lost 2ts MUS14:111 5 Eggs instrument 13 48GOAd 50 On top of 51 Low sand hill 52 Drink :0 NOgall1we word 15 16 17 10 111 fA 21) Nornially, Lady Luck 0 -,miles upon you, Today. you ld venture where you know It's nice to be helpful Ut and careful who you volunteer to aid the odds are agai ns t shirt. today. You may hit someone 10-W who's waiting to unload all their CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. burdens. 19) Timing is all-important GEINI INlay 21-June 20) today. it would be foolish to '17his is definite]), not tile day to inak'e concessions and upset buck the ma ority. Being I.he your well played intentions. lone dissenter will probably All I JA it I US i Jan. 2(I-Feb. 19) leave )-oil -Arnded. 18 - 20 19 23 us \ BMSO wis TO SEND HIM SOME WkILE HE'S BEE ADD:I TO H I S I i,VARPvi SWEATERS - by Larry Lewis - \ DEGREES \ COLLEGE\ HAS 3 E N 0 .OtEJNG I ITS 33 - - - / - - 34 - - 31 - - - - - - - - 39 40 42 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If ou're operating in a strange commercial arena today, be surethedealiscleartoyou,so rea 14 - 41 4 56 51 LOtsh-IIII-ts 9111tJ still 011 I MIL vurulng tv Mrs. j\ing. After talliI 1 1) the people, but did i was made, Manning said. several instances in which 20,30 nothing. Mrs. King said. "llie subject arrested for carloads of young people visited ',The first time. several 'WOOD -Firebombing arson from the firitilwinihing the reighbowring hc= Ili ,he police officcr:; came." 5tic.-jaid, il , 50 151 - wood couple into appealing to a jail and his trial is scheduled for says, were sin g ing loudly, household whc she said policemen's instructions and ImLin and the police sollietime this month." the y.iggiing ail] laughing and the threatened loudly I,) " 11 Imr stay in the house." for their lies police sergeant said tires on car s were squealing husband Police today denied Mrs King went on to detail i\dtraughtJuliaKing sa ttn Concerning a shooting in and turning corners at a fast this numerous Instances from tii r Church Street liorni it one cident last night Manning said rate of s peed The officers they never September through early iiclock this morning, riiiging he hos an arrest will t 7• r'II 1n11 her hands and asking, "When today. "The Sheriii S the poli ce from eptember lock our I oors and stay inside of concrete were thrown at the will it end?" mentis helping us on thisone,' through early' November," our homes, that those people side of their 310 Church Street i in so tired," she said '1 he added Mrs King said were dangerous One of the home B s shot at the house ________________ ____ - - - . . -- ____ doWt ~now how much more my ____ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Hcimdohl 60 — WIN 61 — — — — — XA 4 _____________ or PRE~5ENT INMATORS -- . ' PCNT TOWARD A _____ 1`1174 HE HU up. IAL ENCY .. ON 50w E i /ii V THE OTHEF% / IWM ___ t kAND IL ha BLONDIE WELJ, DC:N`T J DAD. r HAVE - 'U IF YOU kAVE A ',WAS Ii ever appen an ope the last and I'd like to know if you think it is serious and if it heart attack Your comment TO KISS about being treated for an ul. cer makes this even more could have been a heart attack ME likely but I'm only 20. a female and not overweight. I don't smoke rious? Well, it is downright painful at limes and I have seen it bring tears to strong nien*s eves or drink not even coffee However, there is quite a bit of stress in my life as I help -0 L Go ARCHIE by Bob Montana - — THE - - PRII PALS - Hcc FACULTY To r YOU'LL FIND PROMOTE PHYSICAL IF THIS DIET IS ThIS lET IS TMAT 6000 HEALTH PROMOTES THE COACH IS OH I THAI RI6Pff YOU KNOW WHERE TNE YOU EAT' HERE'S THAT SLICE AaETHE sleep through the night until 10 or 11 the next morning an(] reply get u a nd I IL (II II • ORDE;ZEC) II - pain from your heart for the Young women almost never have heart attacks unless they t 1 1 1, IV -, 0 fA;. o 23 0 FRANK AND ERNEST FDA o 0 U C 0 by Bob Thaves AND 0 U _ f.RMIr 2 ,3 2100 i acluftalir 0 0 .0 7, Wf9t YO U A.00Y.Wra P,0091W~ ENrILIS14 ETTER?.ii . IRISH WoLFH0UrJD> ; IV IC, V TUMBLE WEEDS IN A ANIMER CHIEF you would likely know about I heart attacks do cause can be caused by mans things Most of the causes of fatigue from disease or abnormal functions would be picked up by the doctor on his examina symptoms similar to what ou describe, but heart attacks do [ion. Since he found nothing and combined with your can, and often do, cause pain in the arm shoulder nd e ven in the jaw but you do not have suspicious that she ia haviIng a depres sion Depression is common. It to have pain there either w ith will certainly sap a person s an attack. For more informalion on symptoms of heart attacks, send 50 cents for The Health Letter. Number 2-10, energy level, The depresso~ e person may be just barely able 10 cope will) the day*s demands. S MCH fiy It IN HUMLE 6IATI1tJPE16IVE. /iJ' /TO7A The play is no fun for them J I JACOB V MODERN) CARNIVAL r by Dick Tumor B, FD PRICK FT ___________ Herald Staff Writer _____________ Fern Park ov. II hI Ask P been invited to A "venture" is a corporation Durchased by SEEDCO. Inie "ven res"' a set up r with ttmt i has pro%lding send a at some future date for the underprivileged and low lit- - _________ • Development Corporation that, the CS\ will 'allow bks (SEEDCO) later thh.; month. of SEEDCO itself to be op- us Pat [" What a day! My calculator went dead and I hadda think!'' by Trudeau ru Qy O —i4- MJ5 (,J7 -_ lxnw I effort in Sanford, the telegram says E 'The telegram goes on to say The agency has receised sonic $4,1 5007 in federal funds Presertl the agency owns and moniors eight coralso discussed seve ral problems relating to this porations, or "ventures." ter inm Orr says the agency wnps volved was a request by the S1.5-million yearly into the local Orlando Sentinel Star to Inspect econorny. A recent $829,000 all the financial records of federal grant provided two SEEDCO ad its subsidiaries." work crews for county 0/ir! i--, T- -, - -- -.-:- -- -:' :--. 3'-S - Services Administration I CSA) for 103 workers, 47 of whom will denied request s to open books be employed in one of the eight 0f the agency's --= -- - nTs.s C / earthqua k e rolled ' , through three Central American countries and exico early today. aternala City was n The shopping center space is o%med bv American Fabrics missioners Harr) Kwiatkowski and Michael flattaway - t rec, , ,nt commission meetings have raised the possibility of constructing sonic type of facility on 80 acres of county-owned property just north of Five Points. The Fi ve Points facility could conceivably be some type of police-judicial complex, or, it the new In- The lease agreement cal could house Board natihcd to e of Count) ants xo ic omnen come to - - - IL Today 44: County planners. Planners ___ _________ - -_______ reports said at least 30 people were killed. The quke as fell ill exico 04- but caused no damage there. It also was for use in a pilot drainage is set for next week with BUD stud) while the remaining officials to see if additional money would be used to pave funds are available. treeisin the hilidwa) area. If they re, County Eiagineez Courity commissioners gave Bill Bush recommends paving southeast from least SM persons Injured. Tht' figures co uld confirmed In Guatemala. F I cc tric power as knocked out here, telephone lines ere don, .nd there was extensi ve damage to buil(lings. streets were blocked by rubble. The seismological ob. cersatory in Guatemala es'lmated the epicenter to be southslest of theC CIf,}, somewhere em two %olcanirles - the Tacaya and the Fuego. Ob. servilitory Director Jose Vasaux said the tremor lasted 25 to 35 seconds. [loth a selsmologli- al tZltlilliu In exico City and the U.S. National Farthquakr 1111 irmatlon the grant application their nod three streets those A 1 -,- S. ay or Troy ings Spr - - - Sheriff's deputies are Insestigating to crimes In / %olving Cadillacs In Fern Park. One automobile %as reportedly %andalized, and the other was burglarizrd. All this as burglaries of homes and _ busfs persbt in the County tory ion Page '-A. / of approval at Tuesday's listed urfler Ow pre, ,ent grant motion after it was learned one more public hearing required I • Wallace Cla ms N i TII idway grant proposal Conspiracy ill k UI) for final approval it next Tuesday's county con)- Calendar i-A Comics 4-B FAIltorial 4 11 4-A - mission meeting Application is •u v w u ess inade to the Jacksonville office WEST (if the Housing and Urban PALM BEACI (API - Alahmna Gov. George Development I HUD I office, Wallace, his leg in a plastic 111,11) pays out inoney to cities for cast after an accident aboard counties and , ,n restoration of "blighted"ares. his c. An almost indentical grant overflow crowd here that ipplicatioii as submitted by Democratic leaders and the Seminole County planners last Press ace ganging up to deny I j4I mination. -- ,-= -:i r Dear Abby Dr. Lamb ~-B 17 $-A I , rts , __________ t ItIc sision omc n - I to nearby cities and other front winning," Wallce said f counties but left Seminole the press. "ney're tr),ing to Tuesday's high 73. today's County out when it came tune to get rid of ... Inc. But tt going to get rid of me. lo-A 36. Fair and %armer dole out the funds. through Thurmlay. Highs toda) area residents. Wallace singled out tile TAHITIANS ENTERTAIN an ni 11% mid 70% and Thursd) ceording to County ('oil)- Washington Post, Boston Globe, Exotic costumed members of the Ro al Tahitian Dace Comp y mid to upper70%. Laws tonight inissioner Sidnev Vihlen Jr., New York 71mes and Sliami enlertalned S mi n I & u cert Associadon members at upprr 40s to lower SOL South to tre upset oser the loss Herald for hat he called the Sa nf ord Chic Center, Tuesday W ghL The "more" or g rass Sheast Inds around 10 At last week's emnly coin- hberal Policies and f-Titicized skirt, hats and accessories worn by the dancers are made In the - :-N A - - -5-. - - - - Thcy're trying to keep me HUD officials awarded funds '—:---- _77~_,, lip, ~11 Hormil-ope him his party's pre&denti tear • I Center In Golden, Colo., said the quake regis tered mission meeting. Vihlen them for their coverage of his traditional g natural and local Ta t n products ways usin 7.5 on the Richter signed a planner to explain to .—__.=1_,-.•. ,ntt r - - A imiceting but rescinded the jiros Radio reports In ('11y 1,100 miles to the -st put the death toll the utility ze.~,A = above and felt ommission that C reported also t The North Orlando Water and orpora on S ad%-ised by the Public Sers- ice 'tudy are anticipated uses of a $124,000 for pasuig and a 1n4 000 federal grant pronsal drainage study in thc Mi'lay living readied ) CifliflO1t area Ifliet ing that $30,000 is slated beyond the $124 000 A meeting imconfi n and ii Salsador propriate documents." the middle of this month Schnitt aid he received the aides ill has e to'"check 1' out" telegram I today and I is before any decision is made, not find the opportunitN to check concerning the press con with state personnel. ference. However. the press aol"Recently I met with several also, that he did not "think" the members of your staff and the governor "out(] become in. Department of Cominericc to olved in a squabble be.tween inform them of programenan agency, such -'DC0, deavors of SEE 'IX7O, which is a and a local community deve lopment it'.4 NO - Seminole, at least to coin structure countywide library service plaints were filed, the incidents Though commissioners t first discussed only the location of a courthouse annex in South for ll~'D's failure to awar chartered organization" However, Schnitt said Ashew !40 - under library facilities. rd, the commir.--ion had hoped to locate the south branch in the same building a j nne as scheduled for. However, officials then realzed location of and moving Into a courthouse annex was more than a -ear and one-half So, Neiswender was instructed to seek a temporary temporary facility because promised located on First Street. away. South Seminole residents ~%eren't being provided services "We received at least four or fi ve calls from the Kings over the past few months, com- in South Seminole, and the only item lacking was a structure in which to house books and other CITY.Pavingof streets in the \tid s,is residents the reason Guatemala Into Honduras the governor's 'W GIJATFMAI A In a telegram sent yesterday nened. Ilowe%-er, to insure the b) agency Director Horace Orr, widest posiible dissemination Askew is requested to "send of whatever information that is omeone from your staff who ir, our record%, I have invited all can observe and report to you the localmedia to participate in on the activides of this state- the inspection of ill(, it)An Askew pem aide, Paul A spo ean n rr s ii iii Schnitt, confirmed today (fiat said today the conference office has - _______ -! -:-,_;- i called for a branch facility in Sanford and one in south county. The Sanford branch is - 'F~ selected for the branch facilit: Quake Paving In Midway lans alrions In Count y n vi tes r said that the Community gotr:untnt in addition to funda - U for "The Kings have been through a lot,' Longwood cc t M g sa Mrs Hahn later posted bond departnicnt burglary squad tu MAY!, ::fl; - Tuesday's Seminole y Jolts AVW.f OUT! CHIEF-VIZ, I Continued On Page 12-A) sustained kg and hand injuries identified as being from mercial nurseries and private Jailed in lieu of S1,51M bond and was released. concvaled themselves at the the nursery where they when he stumbled and fell ,IIderso n-,S homes over south Seminole in each on charges of attempted Donald William (~oorkill Jr., nursery Tuesday night after allegeWy attempted to take (luring the short foot chase. lie Winger said detectives seized the last ar. Sheriff's detectives, in grand larceny trespass and 22, of 120 Lombardy Road receiing anonymous telephone bags of peat potting soil as treated and released at ma rijuana seeds and cigare ttes vestigating numerous thefts of resisting Nursery owner Parker arrest without Winter Springs, was held in lieu calls saying thieves would hit Officers said they identified Winger fired a Seminole Memorial liospital and a small bg of white Anderson said he has beer the exotic plants during the last violence were Elaine Edge of $500 bond on it charge of the nursery. themsciii nd id Corkill was powder, believed to be a nar. frequent %ictim of plant thefts year in south Seminole, Clanton. of 735 U.S.1792 attempted grand larceny. Winger said officers saw warning s hot into the air after 1resttd in the yard outside the colic, in the search but due to the nature of the arrested thri-_ persons Tuesday Fern Park, and Susan Kay Sheriff's detective It. E. three persons take items from a the women ran from the nur- nerby house and a search of night durrng a stake out at lhthn, 19 of Ml lngdale Winger said thousands of business it is (hfficult to im Ave..Winger and four other detec (L into a house about 50 yards stry before being arrestJ tht oue revealed a large dollars north of exotic plants mediately det ermiiin Anderson'sursery, U.S, 17-912, I.A)ngw(x)(1. tives from the sheriff's outh of the nursery and then Detective Charles Coffee number of exotic some have been stolen 1 RJ5eTPaiL,/p P-r_VaTW1FFMAGFrmN - MElR L"ONOURFOOPSTOWECAPINI A TfiE4 I ttAUEOOS OU'1)RIJG OF way to that unsound contract. _______________________ by T K Ryan J players would also timid their when the adults, $1.25 for children and IS for a family of two adults and two chl14 all. By BOB LIYD Herald Staff Writer (Do You have a qumsfion for the experts) Write Ask the Jacobys care of this hewspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions if stamped sell addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interestin 9 questions will beuSOd,flthis in f will receive copies of at six spades The slam con the fun Roger County Commission meeting, tommissioners approved a contract to lease 12,000 square feet of spacu in the Seminole aza opping nter at 17-92 and Semoran Boulevard. A month ago the commission decided to search for space for Three Per because they outrank the other three tract is not a good one. but most of the world's best She has had the doctor check her over. blood test and all and he finds r, Mhing. Can You Please tell me anything the doctor may be overlooking or not checking for, DEAR READER Fatigue e ticular suit to be lucky for us, The answer is Yes. Spades are our lucky suit. This isn't a matter of superstition, They her advanced pupils have the fun of bidding and playing today 's hand At least the bidding is fun Practically all of them arrive s she is tired kidney disease, diabetes or some similar underlying medical problem. Unless you were born with some heart defect or had rheumatic heart disease or other diseases that think you can forget about the h a rt as the source your dif ficulty. AROUND an hour or two later she is all tired out, have high blood pressure rc 6A - Stake-out Pays Off For A I,ouisiana reader wants to Dunn th dasch d e s ragging her-self, Shr looks tired and worn. She ill lie don for an is most improbable that you had ! 4'- tor unless it is urgent, so I Tender moments like this will be just part of SlIebbing Royal European Circus comes to Sanford on Monday. Proe"ds from performances at 4:30 and 8 p.m. %ill btuefit the Inecrt PT A Tickets are available at the school know if we have found a par. Wanda White of Dallas lets have never seen it damage would really appreciate your YJ ME- Pass 54 Pas, Pass Piss fli%i Opening lead -KA raise my younger brother and anyone or cause death or sister because my mother Is other serious reactions. alone. I have always heard that DEAR DR. LAIJ - I am heart attacks were supposed writing this letter to you about to cause pain in the arm or leg my wife She has been to the and I don't remember any doctor about being always such pain I can't afford a doetired and run down, She can Ar I CLOWNING south Pass 3W Pass 4v PS 4 T 3& 3 N'T A breast bone It is sometimes difficult to arale from a could happen again. It was mentioned to me it \ Pass the ceere pain you describe and be mosth behind the That was the first time that I Pass What do you have' The most likely explanation s that vou had an acute spasm of the esophagu. That will produce ed Mo SAVING IT FOR DESSERT,/ against queen-nine-small in the East hand, Fast might not Development At a Longwood police officer today corroborated the King's story. _______________, P.O Box 1551. Radio City Station. ew York, NN' 10019 the doctor gave me and to drink mv milk (I was being treated 'for an ulcer). My chest was sore the rest of the day as if my ribs were bruis- by Al Vermcier orth Fast contact the press and coun I County five weeks is thernirtunt nf time officials estimate it will take to get the facility into operation. cilman Gerard Connell in hopes of ending onstant harassment n d what they term threats to t1wir lives. over the jack with that Well A1111 four to five weeks, Director of Library System. The countywide system Netsender said about four or confirm the house has Ix-en firebombed. Fear prompted the couple to - The play might also work t \tt k M oc rdial In addressed envelope for mail. ing. Address you letter to me in care of this newspaper, doctor's office and the nurse R%5 E T, HAZ E L #J86532 Also, the couple claims and - Enclose a long stamped self Just told me to take the pills *YW FORGOT A63 S01,711 Mi A A K87 54 farction. Angina Pectoris. the pain still there no matter which wav I laid. About i a m I called my )z POT ROAST/ V A 6 orth-South vulnerable ho Ion it lasted I tried to .. PRISCILLAS POP V 754 32 0 10 & K 9 109 Q62 #A A5 sleep but kept waking up with tsPE..'.i.c UP') A 41 1 S T$4ERE DOL LARS Lamb A 109 behind the breast bone. It was very painful dnd difficult to breathe. I'm hot sure NOW. I WIS~4 H E r Dr. SBM= tract is better than no chance and the contract can be made. The jack of trumps is led from durnniv at trick two. If East ducks the jack is allowed to ride. If East covers South wins picks up West's doubleton 10-9 and makes the ntract. ((flier of my chest just Chic Young that poli(v some chance to make a con 4 Q 9 74 a A J 8 74 2 - ihUith for the pce, A librarian already has tk-o::i provided by tht ()rl4irido Public rit-sidents should have thet'r temporary branch library in the couple that police have refused protection and - Thev all lose a heart trick trum ,p trick. Then Wanda points out that WFST awakened at 4 a fit with a terrible pain around iny chest It was like a giant rubb~r band getting lighter and lighter ost of the pain was in the 3 IL BRIDGE -- 11) La%rence E. Lamb. M.D. DEAR [)R LAB - I was I drb\ hose 'I'lle story involves charges by us n *4 Each time the came, they policemen said he had gone to Seminole Plaza To House County's Temporary Librar The story has all the ingredients (if a 1940's movie. 11cre is an older couple who ay they have made numerous reports to IA)ngwoW police of trange goings on" at I shots hav! been fired at their house. p g Spasm an MakeMe so - - btn going on forever " __________________________________________ FEET -- AT It begin in September, ac. hu.sband (lmton) and I can stand. It seems like this has I f 59 - ". , I I - - - t coming year than you have LIBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23) been for some time. Salt away atters having a far-reaching something now for those effect on the houschold or frequent short trips. 52 school with one mettiber of the family. "They told us not to boft,cr viiijdi( r YOUR HlRTlID%Y tcre rCu:xJiv errorize By T You're p, )ing to be mi Herald Staff Writer ly)odwinked. 46 47 54 I J1 MCM00I at-, V y 43 53 0 - Lf() (July Aug 22) It PISCES Web. 20-March 20) would be a mistake to thallenge a our t nt romis natre can W view conflicts with dutrullLIA to(Liy if you find yours today. The sympathy is you'll be giving more than you likely lobe wi th your opponent can afford Don't overextend - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Longwood Couple Pleads For Help own horn too loudly will only meaii he's right. Use your own Judmcnt turn associa t es against you I / 1 - endeavors today. Blo wing your willed and forceful doesn't II Sanford, Florida 32711—Price 10 Cents , 45 Swap 46 Situation 47 Dill hot b 20 Festive 68th Year, No 142-Wednesday, February 4. nothing will get done. TAURUS (April 2(~Nlay 20) platform wand 606bhcalgarden tO Nautical term 35 Kind of acid 61 Fencing ii Obnoxious 40 Suppose weapon plant 43 Ltq threads 0 6 Bafbaridn 30 Lost blood 7 Grafted lher ) 31 Soap-frame 8 Amber. for one bar 9 Revolving 33 Conductor's '59 'Summer (Ft.) wood sprite 1 Turf by Art Sansom - sky god 18 Caravansary 54 Shortened 19 Con. 56 Weight of India descended 57 -- sapiens 21 Tibetan monk 58 Bell sound t1 .tXf b Februaty 4 1976 Wednesday, ARIES (March 21-April 19) family must be thoroughly You may have some problems understood by you an your today getting others to mate today. co operate. Don't be as SAGIT`TARIUS ~Nov. 23-Dec. unyielding as they are or P htfCO i Pathyderms I THE BORN LOSER N - 13 46 1`4 1? EN.' 4 HOROSCOPE 1 TI4EJR rr? ____ 0 R iii"IiI NEEPe, A LITTI E I t ~OU ARE --- L r— —7 k ' t- - - -- -t -- r — -- 5rJ=, - =- -= - - �_______ ___ -'*. - -i - - :Ti'— iTiV 4 - - - - -- --. - - - -- -- - • / - -- - ... - -, '4; 'T- - - —4 -- - - __ ,. -- -Th ' "' - ____ " _--_-_" ---" --,---._ -_=__=_]~__-~_ 'J - - Democrat Of HasVision __ Restored America I - Udall Wants To NATION HelpTroubled Nation NOTE: Can. [ are in the adman's immortal lidates for the presidential _ LWJs of a phrase) The One. We nomination of their parties, and have a sort Of Myth that our other political leaders, were Rep. Morris King Udall was born to a political family in a president should be the single Invited In contribute articles Mall Mormon settlement In Arizona June 15, 19U. After ser. American who doesn't want it, h (Ofl c president lal %ing In the Army Air Force 191246, he attended the University . ho reluctanti)' leaves the farm character: What sort of peon of Arizona, became student body president, and received and the i the call of his coun• 1.1.8. In 149. Udall became chief deputy count), attorney or shoWd be elected president on tr)lncn. As John Kennedy put Pima County (Tucson) 1955!andcou:iyaitorne}l9344As Nov. 2, 1976, and why? if I it, "Eve a private trial 1: mo th thereafter, e er wan her Following one of these conson to be reform. Udall helped found the Bank of Tcson. In 1961 he won president but not to tributions. can win and th.at you believe become a politician in the a speci a l election to succeed his brother Stewart In the U.S. --: you are gifted with the physical process. House of Representalives. Ife has been reelected by large 1 . margins ever since as an activist liberal from a conservative and mental Starnina to tolerate Certainly, I am human . I/ state. fie has focused on election and congressional reform what has become an overly long enough to re cognize and aspire and on the environment Udall is a member of the house Fifteen ycars ago, Adlai and demanding process. But to the ychic gratifications PS Interior and Post Office and Ci-.,il Service Committees. Ile has Stevenson sp;;culated wryly why would you want such a that go with the presidency. nc %ritten three books on law and on congressional reform. fie Is that the Democratic man killing job in the first idea of izoin as fir ac t&nnf marr e an ; C re C3ldVrI1d) mnomuflatloll mignt place' • and luck will carry you is ________________________________________________________________________________ flell go to 'the last surior' n one starts down this o hardi) noe1 it takes jour That year there were 18 Stacle course from a single nalists to Pulitzer Prizes, it drove iny mother to(ire am of, a decade. primaries as e mote to v Ith .Nlany are good men and the response of hundreds of with most human athletes to the Ol ym 1976, %ve are at 30 work for, a better life for and good leaders but by and Americans when I began to and nill decisions, the reason are a scholars to Nobel Prizes. pics, and tile flopi Indians. counting. c )mpite - concern about are preceived as explore the possiblity of Hichard Nixon spent 25 )ears So I have been a.sked, "What national problems and a belief There is a much greater wedded to the dogmas of becoming a candidate. It is a making "ambition" a dirty factor: the desire to help drives a man to sit through that Y a yesterday or tainted oy tne Imst wi',Iingn ou have some answers, to answer, if not a ork, but I think m ambition is troubled nation A car ago, defeats !I10% .1 c I at least a whIsper. drendful rhicken dinners, milbition, desire to serve in a (lifferent from a raw desire for Dave Obey and lienry Reuss It seemed to the congressmen So I decided to test this belief. get no sleep, work 20 hours a challenging Position. and the glory or for power over (lie lives and some other congressmen day in the hope of being ,,Nciternent of being I and to itip --- ifl,11 the nation I told im-self, its most cana major of millions. It is rather 1he k i nd deeply respcet al, president of the United actor in really big events. .,winething new, didates (to ' , that I have a per. I ' of ambition instilled by my count' States?" f, something different, a SPective that none of the other The ZIIQ tS and obvious and It takes a degree of arrogance background. It drove my father reflex into considering the leadership of new faces with prospective contenders shares ambition to believe that tn ct,i1i s.iuo Owl iidi flUb ItitelS My canuidacy tctfltl r can tfllfl)lkate '. product of those dis(mmions (NEXT: George Wallace) ( IN B _____________ 1 A rgun ents FLORI DA IN BRIEF / 4. - L awye rs Prepare 76 ; , In u a. y Hearst • Trial APi - Opposing lawyers prepared gin arguments today on whether Patricia Hearst, dragged screaming from her apartment two yea ago to the da%. took part in a bank holdup as a frightened kidn; icUm or as a convert to terrorism. An exhaustive search for a Jury for Nliss Ifearst's trial neared an end Tuesday, and ordy the routine formality (if trimming the panel of 36 prospects approved b the judge remained for todl% It was a cold and rainy night t bears ago when the newspaper heiress was abducted from her Berkele)apartrnent by a snll group of Symbionese liberation Army members. The kidnaping plunged her into a bizarre udvsse through the tort underground that ended with her arrest last Sept. 18. The j that ill judge her on ba¼ robbery charges was to Lv cho-wri froin a pool of 18 men and Id women, mostly middle-aged. The youngest is 23, the eldest 70. I ____________ -- __ .- 11 0 .~ It_ . .. - . Police Traini g May End -,.:;__&.i;-:,;~;,~-;~~J WASHINGTON AP - Thousands of police olficer President Ford succe eds in aboiimg a nulhon law enforcement education program. If Con&Tess approves Ford's *n. hundreds of police departinents could suffff a .setback in efforts to get better. educated, better-trained officers. And scores of colleges and urtiversities would be forced to curtail or elirnim courses in the criminal justice field. . Police officials, colleges and universities plan an in tensive campaign to get Cringress to continue the program. Congress defeated Ford's plan once, and some sources say it probably will again. - • Drug Force Chief Ousted ORLANDO i APi Faced wi th an open mutiny by law enforcement officials, the Federal Drug En. forcement Administration lias removed the chief of its (entral Horut Task Force. Tile ouster of John IA.-Pore its head of the task force of federal and Ial narcotics agents as announced 'I'lliI following a stormy, secTet meeting between DEA and the .0 A - - W e; I , Il,s 8011 LLO''i at(] Stall Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Gos Reubmn kew took top tildes to Washir1gton today for meetings wi th federal of. Imcma after tritiim presidential candida tes who have been attacking -big osert" Askew and nine state agency chiefs also were scheduled to meet with members of the Florida cv)nressional delega tion • • Decision L.._ t.,Ue Ljfl Concord -Transportation Secretary Wit. mm I Coleman s decision on whether to allow the fast but noisy Concorde supersonic passenger plane to land at two United States airports could have major economic, environmental and diplomatic consequences. His decision. due today. also could play a large part in shaping the future development of air transportat.ion. i ___________ B lind : -, . _. . . __ -1-- i ~~l -&Q--dIt -.,k, aing r~~_ ~~,~ I-Ii,~ -at DOT Off icia ~:~z-1 Woman To Teach Deny Charges Th ree TL W1M _____ In 41 I I— I i I Continued From Page I-A I hacksaws and tools to including the womens' husbands, Roy Brown Clanton Identify nursery stock when it is stolen. y rdght stake-out derson, Shazer pleaded guilty and Mio lives at the nursery and received a five year prison acts as caretaker. wn't sentence. His wife received a five year probationary sen. Alk 11 & 'M L Aft III VI 1 S l 4 a U ~4~t: :, ~___~:,- -- . Coombs sWd the truck was parked in a iiriveway across tile A 22-year-old former Orlando street from the Johnson Police informant was Ound residence when a three-yearguilty of to counts of burglary old child allegedly got into the TuesdshsIIcircuit r court$1jury thucIe and started it while the t Sanford truck was in reeese gear. Andre Inr Ware, Police repord no thjurfrs Ealonville, was arrested Oct. 8 after the vehicle crossed the by police nea r two burglarized st reet and smashed Into the residences at Spanish ace garage of the Johnson Apartments, Wymore Road, residen ce Altamonte Springs Sheriff's deputies found a stolen television and camera , equipment ments in from the apart1 the car Ware was 1 driving Officers - J rings 1,1,n 1, 11 burglaries were later found in an ashtray in the rear of a patrol car in which Small Tractor, Small Price Ware was transpc7ted. hp diewl Ware testified that he went to the apartment complex with 7i q1r.. two men named Don and Ixe W in n — ~Z_.. 44 'r ~ I 9 / ' — Quantities _.~ Last • Blade Is full / ', - k , 0 Powerlock 11 20-Ft. TAPE (OOM W r Long enougli to measure Most anV th a single pull. And it locks in open Position. Myl,ir protected blade lasts up to ten times loilger takes standard replacement blade or drop in cartri(lge. I ?"" 0"Aft"1110111,40MTrod orlar4o. Fla Jim of bu in receising anti 417 Ma,s.IIAW, A11iintonte Springs. Fla 11111 Lt. 11 TAINIPA i All) - Eight University of South Florida students have been suspended after about 60 students st,aged it sit-in at the school library. a USF spokesman siys The sit in sas 0 C g y by budget retrenchment. Joe 11OWell, it vice president for student affairs, .said - that he and a colleaguetalked with protestors rom midnight until 3 a.m.. but the students declined ffer3 to t:itinmit the discussion a er or o ma euniversit center so the library could be closed. The protesters occpied the Iir and second floors of t.he $&million building. and were warned at _________________________________ times thc risked suspenaton he said i , ___ NOTICE OF . _______ area are not yet ico7aplete, ajI on the proposed school board Wt-driese.1y, February 4, 1976-Vol 68. NO 142 Publishtd Cady.And Sunday, q x(tpI fafurd&y and Christmas osy by The Sanford HrraiI Iftc - 300 N Fr"Ch Ave., Sanford Fla kond Iass PsIai. Fasd oe Delivery. a (ts. San8d, FiQr ,;j:, sio. smi. U1 40 8YMO& in FlOrida &81he AS home dtfivery - I--- I , . M AO , - ~m - - - __ - __ - - - -- __ - - - - ____ __~ -- - - -- .. IPROPYL /0 . i e io 0$ cam and courteous wvice tt deserves, at *4 kr~ possible, pirics. Yet we fill all Madl-C~,Waffiere wid othw agency-paid prescriptions to help selfaiguod your budget. F&a 1 4 OZ. nal - ..".. -1, FIV "''WI _________________________ - - ". _. 4% ~ , ;2-,~7;r ~ff~ -, - " MV .",;~-,.,;-V,j1_'----_ T'., -,* ~; ,~-. A -Z , .'_ 7141. ,V.V.i#.-_,.;i~1-. HAMPOO 15 OZ. I n. -- 'T if ~~ .. . U - & 14- -_ , . ,.XA - -- . r - \ . BIC / -o"BATTERIES P .-m= n3u a~ - _~M 9 --%.&-- ia C or D Cell I I 2 "I FOR I " 2 ular . ' t -- ' 6_4_~_*. 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FEB. 7 COutity PrapartY Appraiser Sem inole County, Florida Sanford, I - - , j_ -:.' -; j4i.AV:-v -.1 ~.-! '%* ~ - --f. ) t DISPOsABLE DOUCHES r bid - -MMM==WIIII= -14-1 L- - ~_ , - __ — 1. Choice Locations - 4 ~- f /r gv. ~~~-~--1,:.1-14v:;_~ -- . ___________________ LIMIT 6 Individual Needs 4 - It D Check i, . .W; ____ ,~ 0.11I --.--~O.T~, . .r ~tPMZA kF. '7 ;_ - - 0!i.~-c,~,,-j`t-'-`-S-,-v- . 'i I 2 IwAll, . - 'I'II . ,1:r;,~ TREATMENT rlggI -M- i Q,r,!~~ ,, , ; Ir"T 11 -- kir 11-ffri _w4t--#, , ^, -, AfI . . or &_q,._,Z"-!,,C.41 -I 111 t - ~n &_4 sw '' FOR GAS ° MOTOR OIL 2 1, - PAIRS STP - QUAKER STATE 6 oz. each 'k _a~7_ .,!- " 1 - - & -i--z_~T_-__ _~Fztv_4~,F _,; .C;~;p .-M-.~r 2 u - - - .-~,- -:. 1;1 ,T _'i~7~6!7T- 7r--!~ . - -5i~Mr _~Zl - 1~. W~V_.,__ . .~ -Z-;; ~.Z,_-.-_ q,--_~- *-~.- ~~! - _1 I -'-, L-~ t~: _;J*b- GLOVES ( ' - In M I-15 yk6t ~ RUBBER ( 2 BOXES . SOLID AIR -_. 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A 1, ~.-% I-0 -- 1Lj1.3 - - . ------ FOR FURNACE - ,-- i~ ~~_ 2 ~ FOR i LADIES' TRANSISTOR BATTERIES 2 : — 710"M ____________________________ I C FOR VOLT FREE W 1/1 of the E 41iI of the SW 1~ of I'/ . lying North of State Road 436, Section 15, Township 21 South, Range 29 East, Seminok County, - ~ , - i_%._v Q uflt -'_ - .. - ,- = __ --I- ~__ - -,- -.-. I 0T FLUFFS - 2 FOR --- N Reg 23 a. LIMIT 2 1 PRO ADULT EVEREADY M~%-M__ -_ -1 - . I 11" r Pu~w Ad rS. . .., . ., --- . , I -M-91 V_. - . E 150 ft. Of W lI of the E II of the SW iI of NW 1,4 lying North of State South, Range 29 East, Seminole - r V, - - - - - -"_ = P_--t'~701.1 - . - 3 I MATCHES Carions of 50 I - It 1. - 15 4 ,s'5.-.-~-~-.i Q'I va I I,i:- ze ______ BRECK ir - C - - - ss t For W PROP The two property descriptions above are one parcel to the highest bidder with the lowest $180,000 00 prof I I 2 (Cr ¶ I - - - - Reg 1500 FRENCH AVE. ' - , FOR . . I -.I WEST ENTRANCE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT HOUSE ' he original 90-day extersiOn 11's courtesy Policy, has rMesied Vicc-chairman pat Tehon is addition,al li ttle to test her expected to request the board to Also scheduled to appear ProPoFxd varialiolis on tIlL. rnect earlier livin thc present Lcf ore the board is ad. policy' agains t actual traffic 7:30 time, so that meetings will minrator Don Bobo of th e conditions to determine if adJirn earlier in the evening. We School in Altamonte cOurtesv busing now given in Imt week's meeting Imted Springs The r hr I is ftmnhINt i rI i im ,rt m'l t II t : midi It - -( ----- 16 V948 *101 .scr1ption is lvsn ths ICE CREAM 1/2 GALLON ROUND 'ALCOHOL I For ." 2 FEB. at - .ve SHOuLDN'T WEBEFILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS! iIiJ1 ROLL W,i . iridge across a ditch near Spring Lake EIcmenaryooj ' -.-d-. • PUBLIC SALE school Those sidewalks in the financlally.troubipd housing coinmhttee's recommendations r • II . EwningHemjd At TOOTHBRUSHES Belelmelf wnof,this Is the best to buy , 1- -I IS JUMBO a PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 194.042, FLORIDA STATUTES 1974 through the Scininole County tinued under the new policy. systern, and ad. Roger Harris, assistant Cir Cour J d' spotted Det. Coffee sitting ministered by the Drug Action superintendent forj,' ess 5 school Committee(if Seminole County. finance, will not giv In interim under a tree an hour before the Ilosernann Jr. dism' __ . ------. charges apinst CUnton and board ructribers will consider Z Bobo will present a f-month insur affests were made. Port re rding th Winger .&aid Anderson was two other inmates in the alleged 4ay exWnsion of progress r"rt to tile board. hiring of a risk nianager II)c Wld the men cot cvaled at Grolve School is an off-cailipus committee Iia I jailbreak attempt. State Atty. children li%ing within two miles program adminis:ered through been able to meet due to the Herring appealed nursery were sheriff's deputies ruling and the c&-ce is cISterling Park Elementary Li the Sanford Middle School and illness of Supt. William Layer and advised to return to his , I Pending in the Fourth District Casselberry at the board pro%ides an alternative for who is on the c0frunittee. ,home. 17-RIcting tonight at 7:30 in Uw disruptive students. Mrs. Clanton was acquitted Court of Appeals, West Palm Semi nole County cour thouse I Board members had in Two Items on the board's bv a circuit court jury in Jun, ! I I on ch.r,es in th mnictmon s itim Clantorm is cum'ntly serving a request the bo ard to approve meeting will not be di used - them this week, 0 OW ng t an aborted March jailbreak prison sentence for a robbery IurtkrfunJngforthe ,ng the proposed courtesy busing week's livelYdebatetoncemning attempt by count), jail innwtes, conviLtiop Polley and the proposed Wring She had been accused of being a Sheriff's deputies today I he n Parkperiod subdivision T Origi al Of 8 risk mariager to administer manager. lookcot for Mrs Mars Jane Idcntified Mrs Hahn as 90-day was.grant ed by the board's insurance con Shazer who scaled a jail wall (ianton's sister The board is also expected to the board for the period while tracts approve the slate approved - __ 11 \ SCOTTOW 7he Good Neighbor. USF Students Suspended ONn'tII4 p.m. Saturdays Ba nkAmerird Master Charge S20 S- MAP10, Sanford Ph. n2.osoo ______ BORDEN RedCss ' 0 - r i 1tN'I'1J 1 / \\ of beirig a to I tr I on char concealing propert y. " - I _ 2 . _ - -, ME ENDS ive. old youth. linked to four other persions accused skiniasked band of terrorists in Central Florida, to stand trial its . Juvenile Court Judge Robert Stnkes ordered Tuesd.ay I I "S INUMMM."I. 1)41 i N I I I 11 1li A judge has ordered a lyear- ______ -i,. HOW TO SAVE MONEY i r%Rvr,E^3u^rn%oirrwwiin0 ftN'O,,,, .N,,0, dru stores I - L ('I - -!) way ' off •77-4541 . 1/ \\ IIARTOW AI'm - _____ th RIGHTS RESERVED ______- - last year to second-degee murder in the death of her son, tcsen Ray Ityltr se ntenced soother woman clefent1ant Ruby Jewell ShaUer 28 to 15 seirs prollto)ri in tht t L5t tmt pleaded guilty to manslaughkr. / wide 0 Blade locks in placePositively no creeping • Locking knob on side for easy operation -,ii I __ (~ We make alittle pleaded guilty in the beat death of her 4sc ar.Id son has been sentenced to 25years in prison liilIborou 11ritJndgel1erboth Ityder imposed the .q-nten eay on Hrenda Fas .t lull She pleaded guilty ( ir' __3 r • While - COMPAW -_12 __ . _____ Mother Sentenced: 25 Years • ______ n.m 0 .#f __~~, I0 Ca Hegs~rom .i ______ I • , Guilty S tence. . __4 Found I ' Police said the men allegedly operated in seven states and at least two foreign countries. .Nirs. Kouis said her son wa,; in the military, stationed in Germany for a period of time, but has been out of tile service for three years. ".They were supposed to be. on a fishing trip, but. you know -a ther's intuition' I just e somi mink was ~%rong," INIrs. Kouis said, ex. plaining that her son called tier Saturday to say tic was in jail. "I think Pete, perhaps, needsi Im)uhialric counseling. I don't know whether the)- will give it to him or not. "Healwavsha(l a flair or the dan gerous. ' ~~~ I - PAS -ASA MA IN SHARP COPIER OR SATELLITE Co affordable you can buy as ,bell as rent or lease jt SHARP 0 6 •I4 E COPIER EVERY OTHER DAY FOR LETTER HEAD E H LITTLE MORE THAN PENNIES ______________________________________________ — on larceny charges BARTOW (AP) - The 1I of a l5f-year-old girl Much claims she was killed last year by a deputy sheriff ,Aix) allegedly shot tier without %arning is suing Polk County Sheriff ,Nlonroe Brannen. fhe cisil suit filed fuisday also names Appa ac an Insurance the sheriffs carrier, as a codefendant in the action. ;%like .Nlartin of Lakeland filed suit on behalf of Curtis wid .Sonja Letchworth in the death of their daughter, (liarlotte L)mn, who was killed last year 1) - a shot from a II • Ily SCOTT A 11 IIA I IA SIVS I leraid Coff espondent • Slain Girl's Family Sues Informer School Board To Consider Courtesy B us in 9 Extension son's father, P0 teturned to L'me business arid ar clnnctiori with clothing Plaza Oval, Casselberry, on a allegedly stolen from a circuit court warrant charging downtown store. Bond for Jones aggravated assault, Bond was was set at $5,000, according to set at S5,00o. county jail records. Truck Crashes Assault Charges Sanford police patrolman Deputies arrested Joan Lewis Coombs reported no night after a pickuptruck smashed into a at 115 McKay Wevard. Damage to the truck wa,s estimated at SW and $400 to the residence of Delorise Johnson, ( A P ) the larger state agen -State Transportal.ion Depart. as DOT ;Ind the nient officials have denied alle. Health and Rehabilitati vc Serv- going to get dr ugs but they gadons that the agency misled ices, which make up 80 per cent br ug the legislature in obtaining $214 of all state expenditures. car and that he was taking the million in funds to speed up MI levels of education were items to Orlando police when te construction of the interstate scheduled for a full day of was apprehended. system hearings today Orlando vice squad agents The officials &uured memThe report of the House testified that Ware had been an bers of the Senate Ways and Transportation Committee undercover informant for about M Committee lateTh sda charged that projects not i a year in narcotics that a Howse report contained eluded in the plans presented to burglary caI se5 but that tic errors fact and that they had t hi legisature represented hadn't been authorized to work done nothing wrong in the pro- commitments in excess of $20 in Seminole County. gram million and that none of the 4 Circuit Court Judge A J The scrutin of the Trans- million obtained in 1974 was flosemann Jr. ordered Ware portation budget came as the Senate committee began three committed for the projects pre- held in county jail pending sented to the legislature that ilys of. hearings into budgets oil y ear. As soon as she s moved in, Miss Garshwiler, 73, will go to work at Justice Junior High School here, teaching English literature and grammar to seventh and eighth ' IS P I 1.30 "I'm just really excited that I have the chance to be in the classroom and prove to everyone that I can do the I 0 ern I B(i 1,ID COPI ER • ui, . If HARDWARE STORE - n Action Reports 0 anted wasa , chance to prove a blind person can be a good I • I Deputy C. H. Braecklein three-piece sectional sola were reported that a container of reported missing from ine 9arbage and beer cans was also office. umped on the p and hood of Clubs Taken t.se1ce Drptit \nn h1c'icar th C thor hcriff'- re'°rts reported a set of golf clubs ICUitC L valued at $544 were taken in a Lakeland, told deputies burglary at Seminole . G olf Llac was burglarized while was parked lecidHes (ourse, Maikham Woods Road Steak u House, U.S. •.-, em . a'ianmiesteu Park, and a $165 citizens band Sanford police arrested radio tak en It'rhardLessisJanes 29 of 1302 Office Stripped Williams Ave., Sanford, on Everett I- Ackley of Sanford riported thieses stripped an (1/nicaling stolen property in Askew Holds Meetings I -'- I Sherifrs deputies today were investigating $Z000 in van. * Fires dalism damage to an Orlando man's auto while it was parked * Courts at a south Serninole nightspot. hK1e' Smith, S2. reported ear this morning that someone had kicked out tail office at the San Jose Office lights and kicked in fenders and Complex. 2312 Winter Woods the rear window of his 19,' 16 Boulevard, of $885 in furCadillac sedan while it was nishings. parked at the rear of Circus-ADeputy J. F. Bennett sz,;,l two SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) -The South Carolina shrimp industry nearly coflapsed in 1974 because of imports, a Buford. S.C., shrimper has testified. If. It. Von Harten, representing the South Carolina rpers Association, said at a public hearing Tuesday that because of high costs and low prices, m of boats at his dock did not Operate regularly, and those ftt (Ld operated at a loss. The hearing by the U.S. International Trade Commission is one of five taking place around the nation to determine whether controls are needed on shrimp im- ___ I• ize Imports Hurt Shrimpers -- I : I • I? _ _______ will"Mi County jail where he has been co nfined since Friday. CharlI with Kr,uis and also held under $50.000 bail is Stephen Scott Ntailland. Pidice in the North Carolina community said that the nlen tried to sell them a worthless purported to be massive, snake -like pattern of air suspended h above the United States is the main cause for Florida's abnormally cold winter and the rerring storms along the East Coast, forecasters say. ne trough, or valley. of the System is over the Atlantic coastline stretching front Marni to fludson Bay in Cana(Li. And except for an occasional ,ATiggle, it hasn't oved since mid-November. ('old Canadian air and stonn fronLs have followed the th I th U t I State I , 100 1. I anze 'v-- .' . (lie Air Pattern Chills Florida . -_ I I.: .. - - ' Law And God' to analne ill(. $50,000 bond required to get their son Peter Andrew Kos, ". OUt of Mt iKlumourg Uireatened pull-out of others due to allegations of tirut by (idcr.il agentsand a la ck of coopera tion b) I -, - Pore. I had to transfer him because of disharmony ut-sk force and because the concept of the Central Florida pruiry ' said John Ind, DE A regional director. after Ole nift-tinI,,, _____________________________________________ re Bur Han diOf n Darwin Drive said, "All we can .%Iy' husb,and and I have both drug such its uucaine. (10 is expect the worst and hope wondered if it is something that 1k wntdd then arrange for a for the best," adding that she we have (lone that caused this. much larger buy of the drug md tier tlUSbafld are in no We did t best c could from a dialer ' but the drug position firvincially to either lime lOt iting as called in the wake of the wit hdrawal of UI liJUil agencies (rain the task force and t - Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1916--3A --_1-rt__1_... - --~__ -,--_,_ ~__ "Pete tried to get a Job, but iaini Kouisand H0(l used, one substance, the two men woWd sobbing, heartbroken mother there wasn't any to find. lot of imrn would pose as someone be gone, along with the money ay of her son jailed in pe ople are out of work," e willing to help police make drug agents had put up for U buy. (lotte, NC., charged with a said, buys, gaining the law en. Police claim the :' en flhrii•flai,i drug scheme. "I tried to bring him up right. lorcement officers' trust by operated the scheme in North Mrs. Antheny Kouis of 861 Maybe I did something wrong. showing therti a real dose of a - Y Cadi acs Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Arrest the Iianth; of Gnd," said d - 0 Over -Iiii L, '•fJ religious position financially to help loot powder, disguised to kk Carolina, Georgia, tonnectit, 1thle Island and (Crfl1an) home. I don't know what went him," Mrs. Kouls said. "I don't like the real thing, police said. Nevada, California, Utah. Holland. wrong. know whether he is innocent or The law enforcement officers "it is a different world this guilty." -_ y -I said by the time narcotics ce -. - - - _ .__ -, ; r _.... ___..- . . fl DONNA STS Herald Staff Writer . ot Grieves I Poli candidates moti Mother tamonte Son'sate F - SAN FRANC Al ALTANIONTE SPRINGS - - _- ~It. _~ -1 - _ -1 - - p - - "' --,7 Wednesday Feb 417o - -_ -- - ___ ____________________ --- dA- Evenhig Herald, Sanford, Ft. - - - - �--- 1 1'S 7S5 d *S N _•••4 * IA * *g,ea 1 : IìN EiF:Nc1l , vE.&s).-ofll) f'j C1 r Area ('ode 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Wednesday, February 4, 1976—.4A Around % .VNE D. ixvi:. Publisher B. RICHARD LONG. Editor WIlLIAM U. CURBIE. Managing Editor BOBF;IIT C. MARKFX, Advertising Director 9 11mot' 1licr Wtk. 53 'nt, Mnth, $2 40: t; Mti.. 4: $b. BY Mail. In liorjd s1uut• a honw deiiver .\i j.ther m.iml Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months. T_J _______ Communist Sets High Standard Party In a joint statement last November Enrkn Berlinguer. head of the Italian Communists, and Georges Marchias, secretary general of the French Communists pledged their commitment to "the liberty of thought and expression, of the press, of meeting and association, the right to demonstrate the free movement of persons . the inviolability of persons the invinlahilitv of private life, of religious liberties, and of every philosophical cultural, artistic opinion." . . . . The thought of a Communist embracing democracy as the West understands it is staggering enough, but the two leading Western European Communists did not stop there. "The French and Italian Communists favor the plurality of political parties, the right of opposition parties to exist and to act, the free formation of majorities and minorities and the possibility of t their altern ating democratically the lay character of the state and the independence of justice," they added. Mr. Berlinguer and Mr. Marchias know exactly what they are doing. Western Europe has spent nearly 30 years poised against the external threat of communism. Its leaders will not lose their healthy fear of Soviet-style totalitarianism easily, If West European Communists are to achieve their goals of internal takeover, they first must show a human face to calm fears. The Clock H. Kindred Jr., former Sanfo resident, has been named executive vice president of the Barnett Bank of Auburndale. Kindred, a graduate of Seminole High School, Seminole Community College and Florida Technological University (FlU), joined the Auburndale facility In November, 1974, as vice president. lie served three years in the 8d Airborne Military Police and has also completed the American Institute of Banking (AIR) course, earning his tsk certificate. He has also served as an inst ruc tor AIB courses for the Polk County MB chapter. Kindred has been accepted for the prestigious School of Banking at Louisiana State U"iiverslty, a three-year course. Prior to joining the Auburndale bank, Kindred as associated with the Barnett Bank of Winter Park in its consumer loan department under the Barnett Banks of Florida Inc., Management Training Program. He currently resides at 104 Lakeview Drive in Auburndale. L hang onto your hats, folks, 'cause th e circus is coming to town. We're referring, of course, to the Florida State University Fl)ing Circus, which consists of a group of highly skilled college students - G et i nvol ved in the Spirit of '76' Join in with thousands of others and walk for the life of a child m March arch of Dimes will hold their "Super '76" Bicentennial Pledge Walk on March 20, beginning at t he Florida National 1 tnk in Orla ndo. amateurs, if you - - %how will be about two hours long and consists of I& 19 acts. Ticket prices range from $3 for adults to $2 for re B WASHINGTON IAPI The Pentagon wants proWestern factions to win the civil war in Angola so U.S. military planes and ships will have access to Angolan airfields and ports. This Pentagon stake in Angola was stated for the first time Tuesday by Deputy Defense Secretary Robert - Sponsor sheets and further information can be obtained at all area schools or at the March of Dimes Office 49.079 11 you can't participate by five are admitted free of charge. The ducats rø available at all Stcp's Agencies, Colonial Plaza and Altamonte Mall Ticket Agencies. But Ellsworth told a Senate Foreign Relations suh('auIi. on Africa that at this p,iit it ouhi take uno t than money" to assure that Angolan (actions frIendly to the Uiited States could achieve even a stalemate in their war with Soviet-backed forces. "We hope that the government that finally emerges in Angola will grant us overflight and landing rights, if requested, for our aircraft and the port facilities will be made available for occasional naval ship visits," ElLswnrth said. walking on March 20th, join in the "Spirit" and jxrr a walkcr. Hcmcmbcr, Birth 1)efccL are forever unless we help. tnittei' Bill Currie - - RAY CROMLEY Missile g .1 Moynihan Reflects On Role Ba lance I . ' - - . . ' - - -- - __,_ ___ . . UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. iAllj lie has been likened to a Wyatt Earp looking for shootouts at the OK Corral, but Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the outgoing U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, says that he had been shooting his targets from the shoulder, not the hip, and that America h p!; benefited. "We can say wi th confidence now that any foreign nation understands that if it takes on the United States in some singularly vituperative way, then they will find themselves in a fight," Moynihan said In a interview Tuesday. The main target of the 48-year-old chief American delegate in his seven controversial months at the U.N. was President Idi Amin of Uganda who, Moynihan recalled, "launched an 1ncredibly vicious attack in the assembly on American blacks and Jews, and there was just too much applause from the floor. You Just don't talk to the American people that way." Fire Hits Arsenal W OW ___ N!N-V PW. ~ I WIT'r7lI'm =a - - . . . . - ... ,, ., y . - . '. . I I - . . . , J .' " , .. W . .' - -. . . ' . ,' . ' - '• - ". . , . . . . , y , . . o - ,, - Ab or t i cs e o - inedical licenses of eight physi- three months of pregnancy al- expressed the opinion that it against several county officials . A V& Boma Om •. c41ccetg... When death occurs in your family, there are so many matters to be taken care of, at a time when those most af. fected need all your attention. We handle those necessary details for you. ____ CW(Q. !i il1 l ___ 1 \"___- Eunice I. 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South to southeast winds ar o und 10 'j,, 4]" -'-5 --- . I q dAt - WEATHER 11 ,,' V~Tt l.A BLE/ Every-day comfort, It's impossible to achieve in time of sadness, but we do our be3t through homelike facilities and neighborly concern to idiliuiles dS III1.16 at ease ,is the circumstances allow. -' - - :j1t:,m,t GRAMKOW _ _ - ' - - . , 0021W !FC7— - 'S . . t t'.mtL,'t!t' i _-%`- =k-. Y~ = 1 - "- 8)JANF;CASSELHERRY Herald Staff Writer , I . - ' Stirs Debate 1ff I In its rate request North Orlando W&.S Corp. said it had a I not had a rate increase since - . 1. WINTER SPRINGS iity Oct. 1, 1965. 'M • Council learned Monday night Piland said "The PSC should that the North Orlando Water be told in no uncertain terms and Sewer Corp. has applied to this Is our area and our the Florida Public Service 111 responsibility." Some inembers ' \ '_ r Commission for a rate increase, of council felt that they might 'i Mayor Troy Piland objected be better off from the rate that the utilities firm, which i structure point of view if they U supplies services to much of the went with PSC as they did not F city, was informed by the PSC feelqualifiedtostutilityrates 9 that it if c'' 'er its It was suggested they "slap '"•" jurisdiction instean of the / •/ city's, PSC's hands (or usurping ow A " • :. de powers while at the same time An applic:i ma was . . • . gi vi Jan. 30 Ly the ng it to them." Massey North Orlando . tht' number ofmalpractice suits ' W&S Corp., a subsidiary of advised the alternative might as low. Florida Gas Co., for the rate be a long and costly court suit lie said the figure was prulçj as such cases inevitably end up Six of the 7. .innual Deltona Gold Sponsors whose contributions increase. Present rate Is a ably inflated by a number of DEL TONA o in the supreme court. nllnimwn , for 0-6W gals.; r. make thu e%.',t possible line up in anticipation of the Feb, 12 Pro. suits tiled toward the end of 1975 cents per gallon for the next " ' Am feature. Pictured, from 1 :-1 are Fred Koehler, pharmacist to 'et 'aro und U The ma or and councila lso t he str cte r at 1 000 1 d a SPONSORS lhr f)rltnna Mrdiral ('enter; Ir. I)a%-id Thels; T.A. Foster, owner took the opportunity to get in malpra('(Iu('.:uit laws and thousand for over 7,000 gals. of (' 't Ft '1) Builders; i't'iI Blan chard, r '' -' v omilil U jn1 Pi . . some probably drop sit'jabs at th e Sunshine Law r ftc firm is seeking an inMotors, Dr. Jerry Robinson; and Dr. Neall Bottomley. nificar,tls' in the first six months State's Attorney Abb tt Pro Buck terim rate hike, which would and Gladden reports an entry of 192 professionals to compete of this for a a d h1errin. When CounciLman llow 51 ho purse that Is cx- cried to top $12,000. Onen play Donald Br owning said ne would Palmer reported that two of its Friday, charge 000 gallons, and Feb.. 3 illi'rald Photo by Cent' .. suits have been zttlid, lfackett like something in the file which ' ' proposed rate change to allow a would clarify which elected ', ere disniIssed and the other $4.10 a month minimum for the 18. are still pending. lie said officials come under the Sunfirst 3,000 gals, and 60 cents per I iade County uas nearly oneshine Law, Daniels suggested thousand far all water useage they take up th I fourth of all the malpractice e state atn ' K i y over that amoun t. Mitts, 41. torney's offer to brief council. Cou'wilman John Daniels Other leading counties were: WAslIIN(;To( Al)) view Tuesday that he wants the Ford than of some other prorni- said, "I think we should get a Piland, former chairman of Ilillsborough, 27; l3roward, 19; Abortion is emerging as a key abortion question thrown back nent political leaders, whose decision from the attorney the County Democratic Palm Ilcach and Duval, 15 presidential campaign issue, to the states. By contrast, Ron- views on the abortion issue apgeneral. I don't see how Executive Committee and a each; Orange and Pineijas, although the winner in Novem- aid Reagan, his opponent for pear to be equally confused." Seminole County could turn member of the committee nine €dch; and Brevard, eight. tx'r, whoev(r he may be, will the GOP presid,ntial nomniThe Supreme Court ruled over to the state authority seeking to have Herring inPaInter reported that his have little to say about its reso- nation, wants u (onsttutional three years ago that states may which is our's." vestigated after he brought lard suspended or revoked the lution. amendment to establish a na- not prohibit abortion in the first City Attorney Gary Massey Sunshine violation charges Ws .".4 - - *'. I Pressure From Ullman Halts IRS Audit '/ — _ _- -, i— -I ___--.L . _ tility Request U J* HOSPITAL NOTES - WASHINGTON —The powerful chairman of us. "At that point, you couldn't have kept me Treasury Secretary William Simon in. from where the rare Siberian srnew was recently the tax-writing House Ways and Means Corn- from an audit at gunpoint," he said. vestigated Alexander's handling of Montoya's seen by birdwatchers, a planned wildlife mittee, Rep. Al Ullman, D-(e., was marked for At Ullman's convenience, Alexander pertax case and forwarded his findings to the preserve is a full tax audit last Spring until he called In- socially a rra nged for two agents threatened by the Narragansett to drop by the Justice Department which has decided Electric Company and the General Servi Adternal Revenue Commissioner Donald Congres&nan's Capitol 11111 office. According to Alexander at least didn't violate the law, Alexander. ministration. Chairman John Dingell, D-Mich., Ullman, "they dragged out all the books and Unlike on Ullman, we wereInstead unablehis to reach of the House Energy and Power subcommittee Once he spoke to Alexander about it, the audit receipts. They went through them carefully. All Alexander the telephone. has privately writ te n heads of sever al agencies was bobtailed and Ullman's forms were was In orde r." , GSA with pressuring the Interior pronounced satisfactory. No additional tax was assistant Thomas Glynn celled back. He said It He said the agents made two, levied. The handling of Ullinan varied visits to look at his papers. Ordinarily possibly three was "ridiculous" to suggest Alexander would Department to turn the proposed refuge land ' an audit drama tica lly from the thorough going-over most Involves many more visi ts, exhaustive questi s grant a tax favor to Ullman or anyone else and over to the power company. on The J ustice Depa rtment has quietly taxpayers get during an audit made a ve iled threat against u3 If we reported and harrowing inspections, dropped an assault case against Edward Failor, oth erwi se. In my o wn case, my boo ks w ere also In order: Uliman's retu rns were flaeed by the , 1' i rr' .-- . JACK ANDERSON .V 40 3 4 -'.w_.- . ' - "dwarf" the breakaway of Yugoslavia and China from the Soviet monolith. Sir Christopher Soames, speaking for the Common Market, perhaps had the same thought in mind recently when he cha-Ilenged the Communist Comecon trading group in East Europe to make deals unilaterally or jointly with the Common Market, which the Soviet Union does not recognize. Undoubtedly the changing Euro pean per. ceptions of communism are a by-product of the mentality of detente, but there is a great difference. The central purpose of detente is to permit hostile nations to live apart in the same world without destroying it. However, the Communists in Western Europe want to actually take power from a majority. By definition and by application since the modern version was introduced in th e 1840s, communism S a totalitarian, fascistic form of government that is dedicated to eradicating capitalism and the establishment of a stateless and selfless society. Their Lorelei statements notwithstanding, the Western Communist leaders have not said that their taproot philosophy has changed. The danger that they pose to Western liberties is as great as it ever was. ..I~f 1_1;_f~l I'm - V 14 I "e.z. - Wednesday. Feb. 4, 1971—SA f ST. PAUL L'EI4MI11E. Que. iAlli - Workers ruhe' explosives out of ammunition assembly sheds at Canadian Arsenals Ltd. plant here shorU after a fire broke out in an adjacent wa,ehouse Tuesday. Arthur Emond, a company official, said the explos:'e were removed and an explosion was avoided. Emond said 18 sheds were destroyed in thr, fire but none of the 400 wnrkercnn 11w dt -' wc JOHN CUNNIFF several states; that there is a certain amount of more than contrasting positions on the ,allpand scientific and technical staffs and research aim. If we didn't permit inflation, it is waste involved in shipping this money to important relationship of jobs and prices, the and testing facilities. then we wouldn't have to deal with its con: Washington and back again, and that the richer tradeoff, as it Is sometimes called, sequence, recession . One leads to the o ther. states receive less in federal grants than they The Soviet tactic in each ncgouon is to bind pay out in taxes. this country's development in areas where we On one side of the argument is the belief that sloderation , however, is as elusive in national are ahead But it Is also true that the poorer states, and the only way to cure inflation is and running away, but to hold the purposely slow economies as It is In personal lives. We used tO doors open where Soviet scientists see clear some not so poor. have benefitted greatly from the economy and endure widespread unem- talk enthusipstically about it during the 1%ft, this arrangement. New Hampshire, for exam. ployment. Painful but effective, say Its sup- when signs they can catch up or -surpass this country's we really thought we had a grip on the eff orts pie, which was probably the worst place Reagan porters. cycle. We really didn't. could have broached his plan In, has on e of the Take anti-ballistic missile development, Barbaric, answer the opponents. Economies lightest state tax burdens. The truth is that today no economy of any where American researchers were moving are run for people, not people for economic consequence has the ability to control its New Hampshirites would not have to be destiny, ahead with remarkable speed and the Russians "callous" to shrink from imposing state sales plans. How can there possibly be a sound Isolation is impossible. This is a world of In , apparently bogged down in interminable economy if, by design, some segments of our and income taxes on themselves, which they ternatiormal trade, of Interdependence, problems. Th e Soviet negotiators succeeding in now happily without, notwithandi ng the fact population are so callo usly sacrificed. that their federal taxes presumably would be Americans learned this in many ways pushing through an agreement tying us to a partIally-developed system both they and we reduced commensurately. There is more to the argument, much more, recently. Involvement in Vietnam was In- knowwouldbeinefrective,wormwhjleonlyasan but lfit can be reduced toanut,, that isit: Should flationary. We learned that an imbalance As for "voting with your feet," this is already in intemlIate experimental project, but wora source of the ills plaguing many of our cities. A we or should we not tradeoff jobs for prices? trade was eroding the power of our dollar. We relarge part of the financial plight of New York alized painfull y our dependence on foreign oil. thiess if confined to then-current technology. A decade ago we thought we might have the f. City is attributed to its liberal welfare system, answer Take too the current attempt to halt U.S. that modern economic theory could We are left then with the problem we thought development of intermedia te which has been a magnet drawing tens and lon g-range of helpuscontroloutpdtwiuts'iflftgjobs_ we might have licked, the extremes of the cruise missiles. here the Russians may be thous.mc.ss of people (r'n other states, but it isn't so. r,ie very issue has become a economic cycle. We are left also with the ages- somewhat ahead. But American It is also debatable whether state govern- major theme of the technology Is 1976 electIons, old argument of th e planned recession, and improving so rapidly the ments are notably more ef ficient than the Soviet advantage Is unemployment, a an antidote for inflation, federa! government, or more attuned to and bound to disappear in short order. Eiectianeering isn't likely to clarify the issue responsive to the needs of their citizens, because either extreme or vague positions And we are left also with the same extremes of In this cruise business, there's a military pig In many states there has long been a sort of sorntimes are used to hide from what appears proposed solutions. At one end is the argument in the poke. Short-range cruise missiles with undeclared war bctween the cities and rural. to be the reahiy. Full employment and stable that the best policy is for government to get out longer ranges barred — give the Soviet Union a dominated legislatures. New York City, and the prices are only goals perhaps unachievable of the economy: On the other, that only govern- major advantage. Longer-range cruise missiles 3 state it's in, is again a prime example, goals. ment intervention provides an answer, would bring back a balance. ;111 -- - ___ ---'--.- The emotional tenor of the dunal ban on abortion. (tans in the last half of 1975. lie Controversy Ford indicated he was syn,- though they retain some regu. would do little good as the 'PSC recently, quickly responded "I has led most candi. said another eight were placed dates to stake out carefully pathetic to a constitutional latory authority thereafter. is not going to knuckle under to do not feel Mr. Herring's office on probation. amendment, without calling for Pro-and anti-abortion groups the attorney general's opinion." is competent to tell us worded positions, some o Rot Stc'intw'rj'SaRI more since then have been lobbying, Massey said, "They think Sunshine Law violation tend to straddle the issue one, lormnation is required to intellwhich b' embracing Archbishop Joseph I.. Herdemonstrating and pressuring because the city had no or-. positions on both bvhether the board's dis- s'des president of the Nation- preside ntial candidates. Most dinance governing th e utility, Something 1 :'iplinary actions were routine al conference of Catholic lush- authorities concede, however, rates, the county had been _________ inder old laws or were based on President Ford became the ops, called Ford's views "in- that the only avenue to change setting rates and could turn 'xpanded powers granted by latest presidential candidate to consistent and disappointing" is a constitutional amendment, over the authority," but added, _______ he malpractice legislation to address, the issue, saying in a but said it would be "unfair to which is the province of Con- "the statute does say R1 STAiI R ANT it does not :. ee(l out incompetent doctors. recorded CBS television inter- be an ifiore critical of Mr. gress and the states. Tylw I cover within a city." I . The Econ o mic Tradeoff . . - I Irl ew_ _~ . . i'Al.l,AIIASSEE Ha. (AP) A state medical official and a legislator disagree on whether the filing of 187 medical mmdpractice suits in the last six months of 1975 Is good or bad news. "I think that's bad for six iiwnths, " said l)r. George Palmer, director of the Board of Medical Examiners. The hoard released the figures Tuesday as required by law. tiut itep. Paul Steinberg, UMiami, an author of mnalpra('. tice isuranct' laws passed by !tft' 1975 leg islature, said he felt -_-.-- Evening H.rkf, Sanford, FL , i - Is Tipping ../ ____ . Sued Defense Official Reveals Pentagon's Stake In Angola at ' he most congent arguments in favor of jCi) 1Ronald Reagan's plan to shift certain responWASHINGTON The signs are now clear. sibilities from the federal government to the Leonid Brezhnev and associates in the Kremlin sta es are being made not by Mr. Reagan but by believe time is on th eir side in th e strategic his sup ters,aswdU as byoth - one wouId not missile race. ordinarily place in his camp. They're happy with th e present treaty, ex- 110 Even the New York Times, which is not piring late next year, which gives the USSR exactlyknownasachampionofthecon...atjve E59N4L virtually a free hand to develop and build philosophy, has praised Reagan for Initiating a strategic missiles to the limits of its scientific national dialogue on an issue that very much and economic ability. And binds the United needs discussion. States, through unilateral "understandings" The presidential candidate himself, however, announced by Secretary of State Henry continues to show a propensity for sticking his Kissinger, to very strict limits on what nuclear foot in his mouth at every opportunity. expansion thus country can undertake. Asked in New Hampshire what would With Soviet military-strategic research, now happen if a state did not assume the social ,.. roughly double that of the U.S., the Russians programs now so heavily undcrwrittr, b Additionally, there is little doubt that Western could overtake and surpass us in critical aress Washington, he rep li ed that anyone unhappy Communists have a genuine desire to shuck the within the next two decades. wi th th e way h is state is managed can "vote with 'I'.' b urden of Soviet control as Yugoslavia has done Kissinger's failure In his Moscow mission to yo feet .youcanpackupandcanmove," and as Romania is trying to do. break the impasse in th e strateg ic arms Se n. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota , the tt~ Viewing all of this, the U.S. State Department lim i tati on talks is rooted In two major U.S. on ce and quite possibly future Democratic has ta ken a clear-eyed, realistic stand, insisting to mistakes these past several years. presidential nom in ee, has jumped on this our allies that if Western Communists are given a remark, calling it "the most callous, brutal First, there was President Nixon's deep political statement I've heard in the 20th censhare in governments, American troops will be emotional desire for achieving a strategic arms tury." removed from Europe and the North Atlantic limitation treaty in his time. This resulted in his one shot from the hip deserves another, ordering Kis get to get Soviet cgreement at we Treaty organization will collapse. perhaps, but certainly Reagan does himself no virtually any cost. Kissinger obeyed. And But the Berlinguers have been persuasive, good by dropping ill-considered quips in Brezhnev's men got what they wanted. Terms of European leaders are comparing Secretary of "He says he likes my style and offered me a sob." response to questions that really demand U.S.couldnotonenlyagretowlpftsovni,p State henry Kiittger to John Foster Duties who th oughtful answers, they could be interpreted in any mann er Moscow fought vigorously to contain communism, They are indeed, this question goes to the heart cal his chose. asking us bl un tly why is it not to the advantage of proposal. What WOULD ha ppen if a state Se cond. In the pa st half town or so years decided not to, or was unable to, assume the the West to encourage a bloc of Western CornCongress has chopped heavily at research and rnunists to discomfit Moscow. Spanish Communist obl1a Uons transferred to it by the federal development frequently aided by ad. government? leader Ugo Lamalfi dangles an additional carrot by ministrations (aced with Vietnam war costs, It It is true, of course, that what we call the concluding that such a Western Communist bloc inflation and other financial problems. This, at a dollar" is only money that the federal NEW YORK AP) Years and years of is probably time the Russians were increasing strategic Moderation of the business cycle would fracture the solidity of the East European government takes from the taxpayers of the political debate nulitary apparently have produced little research as rapidly as the only real they answer, but prospects for that are could exCommunists and eventually create a schism that . IN BRIEF ~I k1 I Doctors WO R L D I "This dynamic group will be walking for money pledged by a sponsor for every mile of the 21 mile hike." says Campaign Chairman, L. Union Deck it-. "Money raised will go to the support of the Intensive Care Center for newborns l ocated at Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando, and also Centers located in Tampa. Gainesville, and Miami," he added. Sunporters A Gov. R 111111111111111161111 And, if you miss this one, you haven't lived. will who perform on the high wire, the flying trapeze and any number of other sundry gadgets, They're not good they're great! And they'll be performing at Bishop Moore High School on Feb. 21 for the benefit of that school's athletic association, This group of talented indisiduals has performed in Europe, th e Dominican R epubl ic and other far. o1 places as well as having been featured on Aik. TV's "Wide World of Sports." There will be two shows at Bishop Moore on the date, and another at 8 p.n. Each DON OAKLEY - - ,- - - s.,,, "_ "f:5"1 .. .- '•. .-4,, �--',-r---n-,--'r-'-:-:.7-: ',-— 7 _ -. - - .r,trr- r,rvr.ri,.-r.nr rL , - r'--r ------' r --- .-., - fl_ .s, ' 6A-Evninq HerId,SanIord,Fl _ Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1976 1 LI With Your Return) Coning r I , Candidates ~ — to / In vestors Question .i - 0 Stock l.lnTolrs \oT1':: F'olkiirig last year's and this [xft'kage is payers through lower withhold- paring them. Is - •Taxpavt-rs who have con- siiigl' return, and $1,300 for a is tile first In a series ('I five larger than last year's." ing tax rates that went into efIkrt' is a brief summary to tributed to an individual retire- warned person filing separateentitled "Coping With But that's putting the bad feet In Mar. ' be explained in greater detail in Imient savings program may be I)'. our Income 'l'ax." They etc news first. The good news is As usual, the deadline for lii. this series --The minimum deduction, also ritWn to help taxpayers pre- that the tax rate for 111(1st tax- ing 1915 tax returns is April 15. of some major able to deduct up to $1,500 in changes in the 1975 tax law: pare their 1975 Li rrturns. savings. t'1llC(1 the low income allow. payers will be lower. 'lax form f)a('kaJi's were in the Taxpayers tile entitled to -Buyers of new homes dur- aflce, is i,xi f or married per-11 l"or example, a family of four wail to most taxpayers in early an extra $30 credit for each ing 1975 may be eligible for a 11%, IL i.tt1:t UItV NUKFS SOflS and $1,600 for singles. The with $15,000 income would pay January, and employes should personal exemption claimed on tax credit equal to 5 per cent of effect of this allowance, which Associated Press %SrIter about $1,612 in Income taxes for have had their W-2 forms from the tax return. This is in addi- the purchase price of the home, is built Into the tax tables, is to WASHINGTON (All) - The 1975, it savings of $208 from their employers by Jan. 31. lion to the regular $750 ex- imp to a maximum of $2,000. reduct or eliminate the tax ha. tax form p.ark.age that tax- 1974, if the standard deductions Persons who fail to receiveemption for each dependent. payers will use in computing are claimed, -Both the imilnimmiuin standIiilit' for many low-income per. tax forms, and need them, ma y --Persons with earned in- ard deductions and maximum Sofl.S. their 1975 taxes begins with the The complicated tax forms obtain them from most banks come below $8,000 may qualify standard deductions have been There are both the short and following apology from Donald result from the Lix reductions and front any local IRS of lice, for a -called earned income increased, C. Alexander, the corn- %'OtL'(l by the Congress, and aplong 10 forms again this year. Because the forms are c'oiii. credit. The maximum credit of The maximum standard de- Taxpayers who don't itemize Imlissioner of Internal Revenue: proved iv the President in plex, the IRS says taxpayers $400 would he paid to :t hih'.n.I I,''fn (. ' a!!! rry to ay that the .Tar Il i. pC CCn of and wlit;c intcrc;t and diviMi of the tax sayings will benefit more than ever by and wife with joint earned in. income to a maximum $2,600 dend Income does not exceed 4 1010 form is more riimiplex than already have been paid to tax. it'ttin an earl tar( in pee- time of 4on, fur a joint return, $2,31'lO ar a $400 may use the short form. Moynihan By The Associated Press Two presidential contenders campaigning for Flnnda's March 9 primary have bemoaned the resignation of Ambassador Daniel Pa'.rick Moynihan, the feisty and outspoken U.S. envoy to the United Nations. Mr. Moynihan has said dearly and forcefully things that needed to be said for a long time," Republican aspirant Ronald Reagan told a throng of 1,200 supporters in Fort Lauderdale late Tuesday. Pennsylvania Gov. Milton Shapp, stumping for Democratic votes in Cape Canaveral, said he was "very sorry" Moyn ihan resigned Monday to return to his uv; Uvy scnliip. Also campaigning in Florida, former Georgia Gay, Juiuny Carter put off a college Eudlence by saying he opposes abortions and faroi-s capital punls'iment. And Alabama Coy. George Wallace declared that he and wage-earning, thx.paying citizens "the king and queen of American politics in 1976" would regain control of the I)emocratic Party from liberal elements. Reagan said Moynihan "made it refreshingly clear that the United States would be nobody's punching bag In that International forum." Shapp said the former wnbassidor's controversial speeches decrying such U.N. moves as the equation of Zionism with racism gave credibility to the Ford administration. Reagan, former California governor and the lone major challenger to President Ford on the GOP ballot, also called for a more rigid U.S. attitude toward detente with the Soviet Union through an American military buildup. "There cannot he a peaceful world or a guarantee of our itn:ed existence as a free people unless we start to Wild whatever is necessary to insure that we will never be 3econd to anyone in the ability to defend ourselves," he said. lie lambasted the administration for allowing "vague definitions" in the Strategic Arms Limitation Agreement SALT! ; hich he said the Soviet Union has exploited, lie also decried a U.S. agreement with the Soviets to reduce the U.S anti-ballistic missile system. Shapp. a businessman-turned politician, called for a "federal commitment" to solar energy research after a tour of the federally operated Florida Solar Energy ('enter in Cape Canaveral. I think th2t allYN-1c who sees this center will agree with me that the potential of solar energy must be realized through a federal commitment to research and development as soon as possible," he said. Noting that federal monies are being spent for research, '''' - - a , , / - •, •. III ' .. '"1? . j.'.S1. ' . -' * ' I ,.. ' '• -. 41 '- -. - .k.AL I. - - -f -, , " ' 1' 'A prudent legislator has gut to make a cost-ben'fit analysis," he said. "Is the cost worth the benefit of putting people in prison for this type of off ofkrmse? The answer has to to be no. Rep, George Sheldo;i, D• Tampa, who has pushed for .Ve .-I '! ;: ? I 11 200 ? " .' - i I ..;'.. 's , ~~, . V . .I ~-_1_1_ v " we-, - I .N.~ I I W# OZ 11EG 2 72 _______~ . I11 4 LIMIT 39.,.,r ONE ~ ...I . -4r .41 ._ ~.n ' . .. ""!... *..0 . .. "i -, . — Y , N ,, &, 40 4s.j,t t. . ________~ - 1 .' .1 BAIN25---fifi , ~_ ULW C()Uun 1~~- , , #jyDS . - - — 10 TABS a ovRESSA III I VB 8 OZ 01DUCI l # IIV (a .1 ,_ i - '. , - - • • . . S - I I . - P . . 11 4F4N " V 1% ... . . :S'-: ;: . t. -1.--, 17 A . " 1' . : , ' ' '' -- " • - :' ::.-' " - - : '' ' L7I'c' - , ;_ .,. ' '. . . '- , ,'• , - I' '" ' ",•' -. 1., , ' WESTCLOX OUR "fl" 'Oc,. ALARM CLOCK S 06 IADJ 1; ST~t(S ..0 " I laq " —k 19 2 1 , , S ' 88 / . . l film - a, - ', ' I TO3 ~ \'' \ . .1, ;\ - ~~__ '.11 I/ . k I , , . ' I -- "' . 141 'CHA iR -/ . LLL ii FLEX-LINE ii',' t 2"' '..f. . . EDGER i'!:', ''(I' ' / / -' 0~lftt:j--. f.f f'tf bcL /film £ t.%', ' DR. CHATEUIR'S CONCENTRATED GARDEN TOOL SALE! ' ' . •1• - *-'! .. - - 'p I ____ •' .- .i '- 1.• 14, ME" Yf4j " I' ' '' ' " - 'p I Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Sanford Rotary Club, , .' •. noon, Civic Center. Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian ' by Bob Smi th . TUESDAY. FEBRIT AR YIO Sanford Optimist Club, noun, Sue Ann's Capri. ~~ - I ' .. % a--,%%,,, %4,t ,, ' ,, -' ' • .; Suburban Republican women's Club, 10 am, Oak Harbour Club Altamonte Springs, Speaker August . ";,~- a ".A..,.,..!, 0 - * Longwood Sertoma Club, noon Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR ' •.. , .',' inter SpringsJaycees, Longwood. I -..• - . .L.. P ' ' ereatersAnon>mo tight building, Sanford. -' ' ' ,'; - - , 1 . 61 Pill 3 !1.v 0 I ' -' "i'. ") '•; • I - '.• . , . I to t - • 1/ / V. -'' . '. ' I. ' 0 Hf 6 . '' ' - ,' ' •,' ,. , - - _•' ."." 1 - 1._V, -le ;e r5*:,. 4%; II It PA K Eli " . . -: ... ...:.: .... ... ij ' 7:30 p in Florida Po w er and - - Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. tj. - , .. ,.:-:.i. - ':.'.j:..:; "Starting and Managing a Small Business", SCC's South Seminole Center, 1-4 and SR 436. Morning class, ; evening, 7. ' - - ' - __---.7..t i. - kiri )i'.,..vr" '" '-1; -ff .. Free Blood pressure tests, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7 th and Elm, Sanford. -- I -, -tj,.. . ---c.' _ ) - ' ' -. - " ç, '." :;-. "I - WEDNFDAY, FEBRU AR Y 11 Sanford Kiwanis (lob, noon, civic center. "t , - .' -'_ F '• -' 50 QUART FOAM '.r / If ICE CHEST g~-. , . :. , -, , ¼" REINFORCED G ARDENP HOSE • .', 1 r' Central Florida Retired Teac hers legislative tuncheon meeting Morrisor.s Cafeteria East Colonial ••-..4J A ".—" " e- f. J' - '-"t —, !- -' -' 4'i ' . tk , ' . ii 5 's,. .4 . -, .1 - i;j 'Ul 1 - - Banquet for Headtart Volunteers, 7:30 p.m., St. 1 ,j - . ,-3,," 5., 1 .' 5 ".- - . - , T..'~1~ ,.~ " ~ , , -_A -. '0" __ , " . c* -, '- ' 'p. ., , , W ~~ ~ _X 4 1 x t;', i -,j / , ':,rj'.I - ' ; ii! The vjcorn - vvaori '..'. . 1- ''', . 88 III, -% - .' ' '' .. . -- J , " .; ~* 10 - k' A'A tA W-6-00do-a-al-W hosiess vAl he, LEAF IT flAXIS I .' Cassetberry.Wjnter Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs 4 : (" :. ______ :, I I ((l4T(( ) PtA'.? U VA ONSTRucTio' 4 RIG I 99 OI DING FENCE . I , -: ' - - 4 rLA 1 f, III! ii . wthia. -,'- Vtlm P, I ,,,Alto 46 p"' 0410 . , - L' ____ - ,cbI HILDA RICHMOND ,;'!:' 1'' ct I 100* AND - 199 wisto yo" I.i ,iftio.bol 104 C % V"', oflof 1%0 lot io*bu;iiit .d I • . . . . . . Opt 0*11 V 1 TO 9 SU'(IAy " CASSEL13ERRY'* A i ' . I - I ' - . ,..,_ - ' &AS 41 . .' . . - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13 Seminole South Rotary Club, 730 a in Chumbley's, Altamonte Springs. - i - 1,. 1 -I f 1y - •: •' . ; P& .1 I P. I. ' . ' Il *, " ."- irl L ,, ,- - _v-.,,$, .':.::..s.f :j: * T _ ,~, I-i- - -1 _ _. -, t,- 1,4_II _ -, - - 4. .- _ i•. .. You th Ranch, 9 a.mn. to IP.IIL, &iford Plaza. To donate cast-offs contact t)4ik ('oock, Howe IndL tr ies. Citizens Tour to St Augustine 1.eae lills h SI - P 4 - ttl, - A - 'f f 4 I - • - jç I -. jj1 Audubon Wildlife FIlms, 3 and B I) Ill Auditorium. R0111W College, Winter Park Natimil Wildlife Refue in Oregon, .. ..-', 1 ri --- t;r Lord NARFE Chapter In7, I p.m.. First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Senior • - - " '-Ji,'. (.'asselberry told Ward's store 8:30a.m. with pick UI) at Sanford Civic Center, 9 a.m, Return 6 p.m. ' S44 '- 42If "I- SATtJRflAy,f'EBfltAit . it Sanford (tIjsI (tub Flea Market, benefit Seminole .. • - Rece ption sponsor ed by Suburban Republican Women's hub, 7.9 p.m., Oak har bo ur Club, Altamonte rings Award ing of Hicentnnial quilt k Ave., Sanford. Music by Norm Right "(", 1.11 "-. -. .• URS, It y Valentine Dance, 8p.m., Fr. Lyons K f r I Seminole Plaza .ma 1433 Semoran ,lvc1, - .'c"s South - 950 State St., Sanford Plaza, CASSELBERRY: It ' -. SANFORD: S , '4f ,tv '•/4, " . 1 . PRICES GOUt) THRU SATURDAY' toY , ” , , ' „,.A., .,- ' , IN Ill : IS NOW OPEN 109 .•, , I• ' ', RIG ___ .,. 44 ' "Human lk'hasIor f or Emplo>ees," Semi no le Center, N and SR 436. 1b.. ., p.,I Ill, Bicentennial ' ' ' IN S11MINoLE PI 4 0 29 i 1 Fistp • OUR STORE Irodowloutdom East N. V... . • 11 ORTHO 41, - ''1 , PEST'B GONE SR 46. lnet,tirw, First FeJeral of Orlando, Sit 4y, -intl Springs Drive. Altamonte Springs. 6:30 p,III. .il 'yf -4 Serto!1112 Club ol~ Sanford. noon. Sheraton Inn, 14 and :'' :; ,; •',' I ''. - •: ,' r %. ' '. ,', ,j . I EFLM i ''' i. ', VV .. I I I i ', ' '' , 1. . . RRC METAL C 1I . ,r14 PAINTS - TI,FOy . I RUTH TUECH 834-9212 Altamonte Springs . I ' ( 'AI,1( I aur SHIRLEY MILLETT . ,`.I~'. METAL CiI fody: - . IS'. "e's,t-j - I I I'll', !' Club. 'i_,- ,"J .- 88 ;q(.I 11-99 "v. - : 't""L' - - I .,, 1,.t % W 'ç Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 am, Mayfair Country ' ' '. .1 Sanford. ZZ , 4. 1 SPRINKLER ', , Jppp _, OSCILLATING . . II j. , ,. 1', - .2 5-1 -i - Cass' berry Rotary Club, 7 30 a in, The Caboose ' - - ' '',..' ' p.m., VFW post, 17.92, '- ' 66 1 88 Seminole High School Band Parts special eetmg .... p.m., rSU kiiii. ,•, Y Hf(369 ,. ) , Longwood Tourist Club trip to Tampa for GasparmL. L)a>'.Leave Seminole Plaza by bus 8 am. " - 'S •.' -"'' -. 574 3167 - L. '- . .' 28 FOR I t 8 PDX -44 ..:'; I 4 SHIRLEY MU LETT 834-9212 O'(S l, '-itamonfe Sprn • -'f', ,' i "- .1, ' lawo / ti! .,' - .1 - - - - IR , -` , ." " I... , 'I 9½ INCH untg C11ADC BOW RAKE, HOE OR SHOVEL PLANT FOOD ,.c ~_-:f:r_ lr , .. .I WISS ANVIL PRUNER - ,. S ' E i i" I . -- '- , - ' ' 00 UU FIE (,9 99 , ' "v-'L MONDAY FFBRUARY9 LocaISe hooIAdvsoryCmmfttet. 7:30flhld>.11wlI Elementa ry School '''.:.- 88 'I:rTi'iç,Ac GuAn,i OVEfli I eih To o ,' 0 t" . r'ji 1P-%rlc'1kJ-.J'kh"Fxr\()d %Jii ' •'' ,:, ,..".' . , . :' "' i, ,- . I ' .' III I ' - ' 7 EURIC 27 .. I\ew in fty .. . 19 h1 . -- - Deltona Woman's Club, Normandy Boulevard. S %. . CHAR-KETTLE GRILL - .,, -- - (p. '.," . I y- ' . CAST ALUMINUM -. , Organist Workshop, by Mildred Alexander, l:30p iii., , ' . r - . - Tea, S,anford Civic Center. noon-5 p.m. Public is invited. . . - ' $8 , - ' - 88 ' - 14 " t;Q__, 1 , V. .' . SU1)AY,FBJtUMfl 8 Sanford-3emlnole Art Asia, 17th Annual Art Show and coq;p 1e - ~, .." , . -I.. % '•' i : f$'I ''i, p .-.-.. Organ concert by Mildred Alexander, 8 p.m., Deltona ' - ' ' ',I N It - -'' 1"'à Woman's Club, Normandy Boulevard. Tickets at door . J__ .. ALUMINUM FURNITURE I\i I I ii I I1 I I ii T5 Ti (iI,TT'.,.; - I '%y CCtE MOTOR EASY si.'. '' I' ''' ' .- •- ' ____ Auction, Deltona United Ch urch of Christ Providence Boulevard. 10a.m.; noon luncheon. 'i',: 44 ' 'lade -"I1 REDWOOD & LAWN MOWER (lECOJI STA8TI H Aflj , . : ,"f'.' 11 I .S_,_ '- I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 Central Florida Council Boy Scou ts, Recogmtiou I meet ing 2:30 p.m. fteount) Fairgrounds, " West es of Eustis. Barbecue en te rta inment and awards s . lf' .Lj L 22" SELF PROPELLED ' •,. : - . - I 329 • ' . ". L I _.1 ." 4 T, _____ t --- . 4 , ' 269 A I ) . t S!'. 2 . .. . "_- i(,(PFi •• ' '#" " 79 k*14$.4ft( ___ / ' 9 f'-\ . 11 ' II 12 9 - ' 9 ii S - .." . J ' ' _10 . AFGHAN KIT ¶.,(5 (,r (1 v'IYC SPIA,,f 88 I . - A444 SPI5 .1 "I, I ,,..LAO:.i(H TUNI HAND MASSAGER , I .. I _______ PHONC •\ POLLENEX .'. i' I. I"' ' I "•' '' PIG ' 13th and Sanford Avenue. Order of the Amaranth , Ca th edral Cou rt 3. .tasoruc Temple 8 p.m. Meeting and election. Advanced Creative Ag gr ession weekend seminar, fee $10, Seminole Community College So uth Seminole Center at SR 416 and N (all ( C ommunit Seies or reser v ation . I -- . Rfllcfl RIVIERA KP747 RADIO & - '' . ?_a --" '-rnt • - 7.. 'p.. -.,. .- .I.'f' .5_I' 13 ,%'.; ,___4 ,.,,_,'_ . —.. .. - -, — ' _; I I I am., 1Mm - 5; ________ Serninole Sunrise Klwaniv, 7 a.m., Buck's Restaurant, I ODAK COLOR IDE FILM , ,, - !' I,' - e III - - ' ,. i •:1' ; - Ili ' ',j5 & .jI.1'J1 _________ j'1 BRANDS JEWEL - -., -. .,. Rummage Sale sponsored by Christian Women's F llowship, 9an pm fleltona Christian Church ''1 ___________________________________________ . _ -.Z ..Jvz!,~~.-. r z,I,-'.J~ ,~~'.. v,~~'..-. ,~..!1 I ~ t.,.1--_.-~,~~'..! ..rod. :-%%,,,--,!, ~"-.'_ I Ve r 6. ,_,~$ _;.".,~ ly g ...g*,;.,V: , A .;.,"I V .4? ' -i Rotary (luti of Seminole, South, 7. o f -.. I .v - ' ot. ,.V'1,,, '.' . 4 CONSTANT FAIN .' " II 4, 1/ •,, 14J1,I I I •i - • AW ...O 0 - . *0 It - . c ~ ..., REG 3699 . i•AJ', t .: '& Ii I( 88 'I);, -s I., .. MAREP . ~. p "I. I 4 ,:,. 'A' - -. . . . M K U O'k jj J. . ;'' flEG. 26.99 . .-.p- a1it> Inn I-4 and SH 436. ..m'-'-, -.,lf.'",r-. r'.-':-'e I.'3'.j'- A ' . I r' ,, 4) ' -OCI(E7' ' I. . • $ p e. .'~,., , , r- anoft ii. ._1.-i UMII ONE - r~t - '" ,Z-1-f-i 4 140 1 ~ __ 67 .- " 0 0 a I'l UAIDS'', 11 . . (%:1,_ _ LIMIT O"E 1 It MRSAL I( ..t '. '' '' Altamonte Springs Garden Club executive board mccting, Altamonte Springs Ci v ic Center, 7:30 p.m. The Sanford Serenaders, Senior Citizens music and daning, 2 p.m. Sanford Civic Center. CA .. - • PI PN5 T ' ', ' r I t.11I ,".,- - ,ft _ ..,~.,I;,~, ..":. ! 1,, ,;.,, ,~~`~,i/,,."'.'A , .r~~, -%~ I J '19.,~-_-' I . I . It .. ~191 ". ~--, ;f,"., I ; . ~,-, .""'. "',I; I F,, V ., '. :OnN."' CAIGO I r4,;A 4 I I 11 1 11 I SPLAS'No , M. __-------- ,~ I :" LOTION oil 't1k.. :4f .,,..( I 11 33 8 i I .t - Order of Eastern Sta r Ma asonic e, 8 p. m son ic Temp e mple, Chapter 2' ScI I r. J 'I.I.%, _r , ,,;-* ,~.O 1, ~,l . ' 40jlfto ..1.4p '..p ' Al coholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford Seminole County Young Republicans, 8 p.m., cl^v. : ' ..-' I P . ..14 . . -. I THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 Rotary Club of Lake Ma ry, 8 a.m.. Mayfair unty Club. Sanford Sertom,a lull, noon, Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and SH 5 i" 10 "* 7", -*,;, ,*'I _~i:, '' '. ,"""e ~_ "' -""'!, - ',M . R __------- I. Open to public. - ;. , , ..-* ., a - - V' Seminole Juvenile Detention Centel, 17-92, second anniversary open house and awards program, 7:30-9 p.m. • ~; . .1 .1 1 I SAYER__------ 11 I I _. r . 041 I.tj - NOW, ff . - MJU (It SS ) .•. - "A took at statistics shows that Imprisonment is doing h!n tei tld down th use of marijuana," Myers said. "Ert'ry survey shows that use of mmiarijwrna is growing rapidly. Myers said that despite Failures last ses&on to lesse n pen allies for possession, he felt his measure had a good chance of - - 14 IN . I v 'I Al.l.AIIAsSEF; iAPo liberalized marijuana laws in Florida's marijuana law is the past, has said he will not costing the state $340,000 a year make the attempt this year that could be saved if the state because of a slim chance of adopted the liberalized law in success. use in California, Sen. Kenneth Myers, however, said he felt Myers says. assured of getting a House Myers, 1)-Miami, has in- sponsor for his bill. troduced a bill to wipe out the The Senate last year defeated felony charge for possession of two attempts to lessen manup to an ounce of the illegal Juana penalties. One would weed, making it a mis- harefncreasedfrornuivegrams demeanor punishable by up to a to 12 grams the amount that $1i0 fine, subject a person to a oneycar \t',ers said 76 pctsons are jail sentence. n'w in Florida jails after being The other, sponsored by Sen. ionvicted of possessing the Jack Gordon, fl-Miami, and srnallamoun,sofgra.sscorem-ed c.lIed a "grow-your-own" tv his bill. measure, would have legalized 1k said their upkeep will cost the home cultivation of up to txpayers $340,000 this year. five marijuana plants. (ver the next five years, he _______________________ said, the upkeep for the present t • inmates plus additional people '-ense. - .1 .. — - .,_1..i~-..:-.--. i r I C Costly To State - j . -_ T. . ". , ,,,, Marijuana Laws lxrOpose such legislation when or prisons are In sih dire raed of additonal funds to take arc of the bulging prison p.' pulation," Myers said TuesIv Florida law now makes possession of five grams or lt:sL ur.hablc by up Ui a year in jai l and a$l,000fine. Possession of more than five grams is punishable by a five-year term and a $5,000 fine. There are 29 grams in an ounce. Myers' bill would also provide that arrest recurds be dostroycd if there has been no con viction in the two years peeceding the arrest.And it would prevent a niid.'.mcanir viction from depriving anyone of any kind of professional II- _~-_?.i- ~ a- ,--~ ~, ? , ff~," i -. "<'.'.L, ' M ,. flest, the northwest and the southwest." Shapp also blamed " the bigger-than.Ijfe corporations" for f or cing up retail prl?es to gouge consumers and sa id the national interest requires "a strong, free Israel" as a bulwark against Communism in the Middle East. projected LU I. st $3.4 million. "1 think th is is a great year to I i-* ppsaidnelavoredeS DII.SlUng solar energy centers In every regirm of the nation "New England, the middle arrewt,l st JLi,I ed will I k Amf: , ?0V ia - I. ., . WEDNESDAY, FEBRU ARY 4 - • - - 1 fil - _ .. markets now became potential fuel for the stock another mixture that migh might prov ide f urther forg et, market, represents the underutilization of a th rust? In all probability, th e Second s ta ge will precious asset The rise and th e human skills needed to fall of the prime interest rate Is a terest rates, the stock m, on broader factors involving the entire support any economy. arket is now dt a rare- mirror image of the fall and rise of the stock depend economy. fled height where so many rocket-like surges of market. The two fit, tongue and groove. Burned by their p individuals and Stock analysts and portfolio rmmnagers offer e past 10 years have run out of fuel and fallen There are now suggesti0 that the decline of many reasons bus i nesses hack to ear th , rem n for hat ' believing there Is indeed Inter est rates may be slowing . The lowest prime Lnornic Consumer sales, Th base to th ough vastly Improved, p sup ort higher pri ces. To ci te still is one could very well keep rising, but a lot rate by a m:ijor bank is 6.5 per cent, by First two, individuals are becoming more liquid, and wen't showing signs of enthusiasm. And there of investors luid the same ideas about the many Naticnal City flank. but that was posted reluc. corporate profits are expected to continue has been little expression of confidence from other ascensions since the mnid.1960s. They were t.antly. to business in the form of capital spending plans. Improve. wrong then. Could they be correct now? As the week began, First City 's leadership had The first consideration is whether th e market drawn But the tendency to see nothing but strength in Throughout the economy, public and private, Few followers, a contrast to the manner in such can be assured of a continued supply of fuel in which banks developments could cloud th e reality, there is a tendency on the part of individuals arid fell into line when the declining which is th the form of falling interest rates, It is this prime rate at while conditions are improving, Institutions to hold back. was still around 7.5 or 8 per cent. situation, many market analysts agree, that they're improving from a very depressed base. There is also a detectable firming of some me question arises th en of where the th rust After-tax corporate profits, for example, dO the initial momentum short-term inter es will come from t rates that bears watching as indeed continue to Improve, but the rate individuals buslr,es That Th at Is, as interest rates tell troni their record- perhaps the first signal that a general provernent is likely to slow. of impoverniient' ' ' high levels, th eir attraction as investments fell sta bilization of rates is be ing achieved. Aial hui can we ignore th e continued high too. Billion of doUcrs that had gone Into the debt If the fuel is shut off from this source, is there Somehow out of those three ingredients must inflation and unemployment? The Niter, don't enme the energy for the market's StVO(i(l stage. I I ' I I4 _p . - " :('' "1. ai . ... 04 CALENDAR - "' ''.' Marke I 11~~ 1 S Rock 11 1~1~ t Hit t =LI ke Pinnocie e By JOHN CUNN:FF AP Business Analyst NEW YORK AP Boosted by falling In- " -- [venuiq Herald, 4 lax Forms More Complex Than Ever Praise Ascension — i,.: £ - - �rn,crnr,nr 2 sc-r,r--r', r--.r,rc-v-fl,. 3 I _________ ____________ __ _____ __ r r if fin , ,.a~ ~r _____ _=_211 G I _____ ~:-_-,- ~_ - ---_~- A .S.an - tr, ;~_ArI'li, : . I Par k Wi n M ayfa i r Pro-Am , ford doctor and an have a good hole. (;eorge was I)Ia)cd the first nine holes justPerti;ipasmstrwnentain stretchasanything asth a3pIr%Jungprofon the die, iha P f I am team of Gene Frank and pitched in %%ith crucial holes carved up Mayfair Country Thesdar night. The winners seven of the next eight holes. that the amateur was getting Mike Watkins on a match of help his team. flubs golf coupe to the tune of r, permitting ('nftrn to go c ar ds. Frank shot i 70 it 60 Tuesday to walk off with The) sIt 63 Also In with GIs for broke." Watkins, usually a 20 were Joe Benento and Wade top honors in the Nla)fair Open PRO-AM pro-am. " PI")* t etc% flowi Grivfi, i f) n , Butts and Jim Norris and Jim - 'q. C,,-fqqi Chrlr P,ir 60 ',.Wtr RL V,ffl , F'ofley. Dr. Charles Park tearnul Park, those home course is Hunvento W.,kir Butts. Jim 'I , p with George Griffin for a JFnlIy fl;c) 63. Mayfair, is a 12-handicapper ,.fl,, one-stroke victory over three Aooy Carras,i. Bob McQuao 66. 3 OaPr Stirk 67, 4 Paul 8A-Evening Herald Sanford Fl and picketi up his First torWednesday, Feb 4 mo 61 (woe Billups.Gary So*nsk, Rick Mntshrr flhithly other twosomes, fl")t) nanment victory. "I was stir t Ron Li 'thur i It SC3Ined that when I didn't __ ;o; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII (Continued On Page 9-A) L- . - SPORTS f Lyman, L' 1 " I i #I I % --' . I . I . . 'k0 - Porn ThM WINROW Nl Haynes' Hunches J 0. - 35 '~" , I! P.! ~r! '~", - By JIM HAYNES I - - - - Fame Blows 'Fuesthv's pro-am portion of the r L - ploys to ?tlavfair Onen • - rez . S .1 By LOUIS A . . Herald Correspondent 0isionS 0 #% ec D V inrp.n t W 0 `41 1 11111111111' 11111111W 0 an plav In this thing." the Sanford surgLvn said ~oth moilestly an seriousl y. lie looked li ke a man who wished he had registered under an alias Or perhaps he hadn't figured oil winning. Whatever, tile surge of reporters and photographers had him flushed. ('ee doc .I'd like to help you but you see we the journalism field have our own oath \lio-h like your own. Now how would it look if we didn't I 0 n ,cs. 3ut I rea lly felt they spent the first three rounds sweep the last three rounds for would have to give me no worse feeling each other out and him. I att' after the fight looking for openings. To see Vincent in control of ORI thDO Sanford oter In the fourth round. the same the late rounds of the bout ttas brattling junior middletteigh' Vincent s daim of i t inr4i 1k n, stopped Vincent in th r w- pris for tht T, st r itleSda) night at the Orlando accepted by the majority of the score heavily with left hooks as been past six rounds before Sports Stadium to narrowly ns, mt of thciii solid Pcrei Vincent was still unable to get Most figured he would be ill turn back the challenge of Joey boosters. his offense in high gear. by the time round eighth rolled Vincent on a 10-round decision. Taco entered the ring to the Hound five found Perez come around, Perez abandoned his normal chantof'Perez, Perez, Perez," close to tactics of storming into his ttiiile his cock) opponent ttas backed dropping Vincent Instead of ncen' showing him up Into tne ropes opponent with both fists greeted by bo th signs of boo's md and caught it tcis Pere. who churning. Instead he adu-(ed a cheers. seemed weary as Joey latinsmashing right CrOSS 0 I ,6, L.r.. - F - , I . stick-and-move offense to take Most ringside observers hael Vincent finished the rouiid on ched a counter attack that cut the rubber match from his figured the fight to be one of wobbly legs but the gutty 153 Taco over the left e'e and had Oriando foe, attrition -I.-., their last two had pounder was able to land hini holding on several times After the bout. Vincent was been, but Perez surprised se%,erJ good shots of his O%m before the final bell. ter) upset over the unanimous everyone in the house by before the bell decision as he claimed, "1 was coming out boxing Instead of A quick " check c cc aroundI Perez remained in control in robbed Perez is the house slugging Vincent 1 tttnnin' the seventh but now Vincent rifl'sI(k had fighter anti ew was in Th e se le to catch was starting to launch j, it to Perez and itiosimp) trouble if the fight went to the Vincent by surprise and the two counter-attack that would stated, __ "a draw OU, ti been fair to both men. ________ __ Both fighters were given a 4 _______ a i .. , , 4 : , ' - . ,4 . . 4 - - -. - ' - .. -__.. .0 I Trium ph 1711 ~' - M`* ~ _. I ft -, ____ little mental mistakes," he moaned Didn't g.' our hands - " ,et the blocking off - . ' . -' - - - . . i " , r-11111111379,1629104w-_ " 7.---,.N ~~_~~_ S~ _ . \\ ,I __ ., __ ~ 0 NZWEM - \" I 411111 I i 411111L.&_ ________ .1 %, -_ ______ 0 ___________ ~ liii -t* R -- . . the boards. Missed all those one and ones in the fourth quarter" Of U charity chances fourth quarter, the Greyhound connected on only two. Evans used an effective press to otherwise deny I.) man the ball, through steals and other turnovers. Greg Thomas led the Greyhuu:id with ii points while Bernard Wright followed MW both young men were playing with the flu and Wriglit was sick J ____ - liii , I Perhaps one ,of the finest _______________ _________ 1 r cn, quarters ."-1II* ' p -: J_ season was the second quarter, __________. ________________ where it outplayed and outscored E tans &-11 to collie ~ back from d liint deficit to seillitiole won tile junior Lake Howell's Stan Adams paitnts, to so avao lead by three at halftime. varsity game, 78-52. Lyman dominated the boards Oviedo 's win over Lake seven more to outscore Lyman loss dropped the season's clubs, during that quarter 1, and Howell was a 55-53 verdict. 17-3 in the closing minutes. record to 10-9- six of those win outhit Evans from the noor 84. For rnighty Evans, the I.yinan made a game of it for For fstrated Lyman, the defeats against top-ten rated put it at the magic 2 The Greyhounds led by as 0-game a while, but fell to powerful winner plateau, against one much as five points early Evans, 68-54 I loss. second half, as Wright pulled FOIflfliOSt toree and i half ivans mentor Fred Pen- (IoWfl rebound after rebound in 61 quarters. there was little dif. ; i( nington apparently enjoyed the the early minutes to lead his ON 1 411 game as inuch as any of the team In IWI and 40,35 leads. '%*. N 2 -. k d Orlando other partisans in the less-than. , But in tile last .six minutes, o% . 11 - ..~ - Xl~there was all tile difference in "That was good high school 40 the r3d asketball tonight," he ' said. "Good pressure good Date krizit 18-footer at ti speed, good defense A good - -. Wednesday. Feb. 4. 197-4A . 01_r ,,i!'..., -u,. /:- ( ., - .. .. - b-' u..- F__f - - - ru -' & - ______ - - - . '' - - - - . b - - ng of the slee ping giant ; awakeni d -- ____ ___ . an the l.Yfllafl end. Now tied 0 51-51, Evans went on to reel off F - - I ? - ''~ W, Pennington then paid his -, - - U -i'L', tI. iLsflL lildO) _~ 1VtrO WHILE I ' ~ k. \ \ - - _ ' - Hawks' Jim Mesdewa (32) drives fcr two points - ---, .2 _ -. - , ~ *F 1 I __ - - . "".y - 1. - •, tiring . - - . -r .- ~' i . ") I n o I e, Ovie d o Twelve ,,.,.tttle iiiagi c I number for S minole, with Tim I'- sincs, Tom Hollingsworth and David Wiggins each hitting that 1igte in the scoring column The game was decided early, with a 17.2 margin in the first quarter setting the pace. It was 41-6 at halftime j - \ope, it wasn't a twosome still out on the c,iurse or worry about incorrect scoreboard Seems amateur winner Dr. Charles Park was I rving to figure out a way of staving in the background, 'Look I broke too many a intments today to in IV AV . - - over winning o% I ror Pro-Am Amateur Champ which ilad Clubhouse. Was Robbed I iPA~_ Price Loser: I rrrrFrrc-v"':.r3rr,.r Eve.ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2 'li Ni -~ i.i V 0 Se ni i school basketball in Senlinolt. luesthit night It wa s minole and Oviedo doing the %tlnnin, v.ith Lake Brantley, lake Howell, I )I11Ifl and Sanford ail Academy wrong of scores. Seminole jumped on Lake Brantley for an 81-2ii score which w as one of the . wnes in recent sears at the Seminole High gym. - MLXI. WATKINS - r--A-jj !` r V F . _ -_ ..AD 0 In Sonic, lose That's tile story for high - I .1 Brantley, Howell, Navy * r°5 ~, ~% - r F- I _________________ ___ ___ A Z. THEY ' ( JI Conference coaches after . "Then I have to figure out a way to go around and pick up newspapaers; right after they are d elivered 'said Park facing the tact he had blo w n JI L S The other solution is for him to take two aspirin and go to bed - - . '~X ~~A0 , A OEM -V~c . " ,_:._ M l ____ --- -- - -~- _~:, T. , - -~ ~~ -~_ Tom Winrow did indeed open some eyes in that pre- t ournament exh ib ition. lie drove close to 340 yards. wh ich put him up near the trap on the first - , - _905F i _____ - X and both obviously earned a great deal of respect from the utht.r gut = X ~Z~ ffl, .. -. - _"~ -&- . e en( - 01a, - gate it a heck of a shot,' Perez admitted but I thinklttonthefight Iwastired ;I am" *t ,_,i 1A, f .. _____ I _________ t e never really I .- McTearFacing Concernina G fts Fun : ,f - - stroke eltiona Sponsors Hit ~* . In the pro individual cornpetition, Car)- Gant and Bobby Hems shot 66 to win $1 apiece. NateStarks was third with a 67 , 0 - Pairings were I ................. .. S il ver Spurs Rodeo Brings Beauties, Beasts Feb. 20 t-- anrwunc,ed today for tbe Gold Spomors tournament Saturday, Olympics Committee kicking off action toward the 13-15 Deltona open at Peltona Country Club. 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V., .--, A.Li ) team in Central Florida little consolation "Little mental mistakes,, LAKE RRANTLEY- Y~Slcr I C . 2. rrvi22iii. 14ail 1724I McGee I 0 22 3007. Totals ill? and Paul Nlossher had a 68, the same figure shared by Bob PHILADELPHIA (Al"i -- vision fans. It Bratzler, lion Letellier and Five years ago Dave Bing, his fling suffered the eye injury John Pomerantz. eyes covered with patches fol- in 1971 when Happy Hairston of 1 , Is "4 ear old lotting .in operation for i de the Los Angeles Lakers acci s i 12 Basile 0 00 0 Torn Winrow. I-....ririving SPeCifliISt. pUt en a bflQt 1231. Dawknsl 1-29. Tot,t JQ8 t hospital bed when told he would exhibition game in New York, , exhibition at the first tee prior never again be able to play He then had to undergo surgery to t ee. He laced several L V man ~ .. ba.sketball. to repair the retina and it was -- ii II II 23-41 better than 300 yards toward Today, he Is the Most Valu- feared tha t his brilliant career, Evans the first hole. Fouls Lyman 20, Evan% 20 r able Player in the 1976 National %%hich included winning the rouled OW Carter. Kaufryian, The pros advanced into Basketball Association All-Star Rookie of the Year award in Xr,ii? 1 0 . Wednesday's first round of the Game. 1967 and the league scoring , Tv(hn.(a1% t vwarl (0.1(h 54-hole tournament which will The low-kev Bing received championship in 1968 split up a purse of $12,000 the MVP award Tuesday night over. among tile top finishers. o after scoring I 6 points, all in the "it was the most serious tinic : ________________________ Something . I I The secorxi round Thursday second half, anti sparking the of Illy life," Bing mid. -The ~ Deliclou;Is At _______ " ' I will find golfers teeing off a bout East All-Stars to a 123109 doctors had said I would never _____________________ 1 p.m. victory over the West before a play basketball again. But I _______________________ There is no admission crowd of 17,511 at the Spectrum didn't want to give it up. it had :. ; charge For spectators. and millions of national tele- been my whole life." . 0", - !I . , - ........... " - - Tees DELTONA [lark. "This is the first tour. ruillield I have played in here. I played at DeIand four or five sears ago but didn't do ter well 'George who is really a great guy and a fine golfer and I figured after our hot . V stretch of seven-under for eight holes that we would be close. But Ididn't know we were going . - their dogs must not be too bad. lContinuird From Page &A) - ................................................................................ - -1 ' V - Jour- I= 0 I ma pnstd, to 5.1) the least, said Loop Path Cleared ' - 14 I - ................................ I ' ' a fine team, and that d) Wright is great. y people record of theirs is no indication of the team Steinke has' Park _____ . - Griffin, ____________________ What can loser Vincent say, except "I was robbed!" "Would I fight him again? I -~ fight who-ever in) manager tills me to fight. II they say I _ J . - _M__T~_ - - - .--. I -_-I A should fight Vincent again, I 1.ater, in the 00house, Winrow diEcloEed his Will, Lill I wc,uld rathi-f fight -_ .I NBIA%-ABA longest drive was 410 yards some time ago other fighters who are rated Chicago and later in Tucson like rntself" But and here's the revelation, Winrow has no V Vincent grudgingl) admits' short game Drive a mile and Pub it upon the Perez tsa tough gu but Itton Hazard of trade, Perez get cut over eye stitched green the fight I lost, according to the I judges, but I can blame myself "I'm aft-aid that's the way it goes, generally," PHILADELPHIA iAlli - "We V% elcome the cumpetition if for that. I should have started admitted the native of Chicago. "Now some days I had, ,Now that the National l3asket. they I the ABA) want to remain going after him sooner. If I ba ll Associauon has settled Us a separate league. jfffleywant instead of waiting, think NCAA On one of thse exceptional days. Winrow S % tould have knocked 'biim ut differences with its own play. to inerge. fine. But we took off capable of most anything, evidenced by his course But that sucker takes a good ers, can the league now make all the restraints," record at his home course in Ocala (Silver Springs friends with its biggest rival shot, Ill say that for him." Judge Carter, who will hear Shores with a 62. time American Basketball Asso- the specifics of the agreement i , dS 'Dx main etent saved a show elation' kti tour, "I'm trying be tween the players association makeit on thin, us soUl, that's -7b that had some poor endings in A &n A far-reaching out-of-court and the NBA Frid PENSAC' est has prompted the what s not sure s is all about," he said, with a wave of the tile preliminaries. Both Barry settlement Tuesday of the Os. pected to pose any pt -blem, ei. The NCAA is looking into sity of Florida. which has hand. "But to tell you the truth, I get a bigger kick Willoughby said he was mis- Vasser and Georgia Boy Nixon car Robertson antitrust case ther. whether high school track sen- signed out of giving driving exhibitions. In a tournament football quoted. And Griffith said tie's quit in the second round of their hetwcen tI players association sation and 1976 Olympic hop scholarship, "He'll be delighted to get this dence of the alleged scheduled six-rounders. you have all that concentration and confusion. I get and. the NBA has apparently affair off his hainds," said Dave Houston hIcTear has received fund set up for SicTear's gifts. Vasser was matched against cleared the tta tight sometimes too " gifts that tould affect his ama for merger or f)dflu.sschere commissioner of Eddie \lclear after he suf' This I Winrow shot some tile ABA I. uiui i iii, s.riuiLn said. ii while ,Nixon laced Orlando light tween the 18-team NBA and the nal says. y. That leaves one group in op"University of Florida offi- he McTeari has leisure sui ts, heavyweight Savage Tu rner. seven-team ABA. moneDrive for show. putt for dough? 11mmm . . . . "it has been brought to the cials have checked out the fund I've never .wn hill) wear one. position and if its public posture Both bouts ended with good NCAA's attention," C. Douglas to see if it was being held propSeveral obstacles still persist, is accurate, it will be a tough mavbe there's something to that cliche after all. The fund, handled by Will, body shots that caused the however, one of which outfit to budge. Griffith, MeTear's principal at erly," Griffith said. ought)% and Alex Cleinnions, losers to conceed rather than seems to only be a real monkey Baker high in nearby CrestIf the NCAA learns of any president of the First Bank of carry on. "I think this Ls a lousy deal," wrench, . view. told the Journal Tuesday. wrongdoing, it could affect Crestview. cont,ains about S3,said Paul Snyder, owner of the News that Botga made the All-American Neither ending was ap. -I would say they are more or INIcTear's amateur standing Federal judge flobert L Car- NBA's Buffalo Braves. 1t in. 000, according to Clemmons. preciated by Greyhound team posthumously wasn't questioned less keeping an eye on It." the noisy crowd. ter, who was to hear tile Oscar %ites tampering and agents and hinder his future In colicIt was set up to help the bv kennel owners at the Sari ford- Orlando Kennel Another six-rounder found Robertson case beginning June should have a field day. The NCAA refused comment. giate competition. We McTear family cover expenses Frankic Santore knock 1, has said there can be CIA. Ile was a sentimental choice. David Berst. an official at no created competition and now It could also affect his run- while the Eldcr,McTear, 41, re- Zellwood's Robert Spencer cold inerger discussion until he and the ABA will NCAA offices in Kansas City, fling in this summer's Olympics c'uperates. be our easiest But the one which was a shocker was My in the third round with a the NBA explained that the refusal was in Montreal, a McTear goal Players Association competition. We made this ttc "I've talked wi 1 th Florida scorching right cross. Cactus, a good dog from the Rip Collins kennel, but approve. standard procedure. ever since his track career .Coach Doug) Dickey by phone worst day in sports." The punch caught the wild not really a great one. My Cactus won 18 races at Griffith said the NCAA Inter- blossomed in early 1975 when he and Allen Trammel The players association, Snyder's hard-line position a Dickey swinging lightweight in his own which .Sodrac Park. which is where he gained his then headed by Rob- was punctuated by a unanimous tied the world record of nine assistanti personally," Clem. corner and left hi,,, on the ertson - imtituted its case in vote of the NBA's Board notoriety. seconds for a 100-yard dash. mons told the Journal, of canvas long after the fa ta l 10 1970, says the union group Governors agiinst any merger Griffith told the Journal that "I've assured them that to the count had been tolled, D However, last season at SOKC, My Cactus would approve the settlement with the ABA. the inquiry was triggered by a best of mn) knowledge the fund The opening six rounder saw and give the go-ahead for puscaught his lunch. By that, th e meanng is he barely story in Miami newspaper. lie will be handleo properly," he The landmark agreement middleweight Milton Owens sible merger. paid his way, winning only five races. said the story quoted Baker dealt with, in part, l{ot3erton's added. "We don't want to remain undefeated as he "We left the door open for a challenge to the college draft, track coach Will Willoughby as jeapordize lIou.ston's amateur pounded out Local kennel owners shouldn't fret a bo ut My a one-sided win merger," said Paul Silas, presi- the option saying McTear had been given status." clause and its cornCactus. After all, that's a yardstick which says over Georgia's Babe Clark, dent of the' players association. panion compensation rul - "They I i V. -- -' - �10 A—Eveng m Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1976 Al - *~_, N _. . 4- I-._. tit . ~: k I. .., I it J&Atlllol&,&~~_ or,111 I r~L_, , 1141`7 /01-000~ : ! . 4'. .0a.." ~., ..,,:it ..", fi~, , -.. - , P 'I. . ~ I1 J 6 ,IW I ~T . I " -, - 4 ~ - _%A~'.M ~.__ • I -~I* - -~ k\ I ,% ______ —_ III . 1 . 1 \~ \: 1.? I . - &.4'.'ght s 1~14,' :''' ' - • ~. 6 11-- - •._ - — f - .. I 0 I a , I... w 1 •I -I I ,~ ,- * ~_I .- -. ,,_S'.._ ....-- . . N- I. LIN. . NU ..... N& , ~~ ........ ... I ,k~,vt&.,V.1 As J J.. / _-r.,( V ;- 6W • Mertnie, — • Ill t-~ ne y KODIflSOfl TELEVISION LISTINGS T imers ' 60-54 •' ,-~.) , -~) A I ' 1zlyfli ' / IVIT If § ,e \ '# :4 For the Cel' vy A enue vantage. But the Celery men Martin with two points. scored only eight points in the Planters, Cr Marktte was high S(O' with 18 points, John In the Sizzlin' Steak win, the second half, game action all took place in and six. Sam "Cook's For the winnin Mayfair Willi. the secnd half with a halftime team, Drew Bongianni dropped law" Cook and Iioyd %Vail score of only 16-10 favor of 22 points. Bruce Carter cigt. droppe d four each, and former Adcock l{oufing. But in IA)WL'll Evans s, Steve (',r ..er Sanford Naval Academy second half the steak men five, and Mayfair gr!r o Bob standout Tom Achison had finally started sizzling and 1i.iiJer No. three points. pulled out the 1.eading the winners was 13ill 11 ('ars) with 20 big points, while double-figure followers in. eluded Tom Wheaton with 14 "ua unu nniy itope Witfl i. margin. John Carso and John Whigham " N In other action. Sanford added four points each, and Sizzlin' Steak House whipped Rick y Grant chipped in with I,! -' I Adcock Roofing 57-38, and thr ee inure. j / golfers from Mayfair Country For Adcock bourn:, I3obhy I -- , Club "putt" enough basketballs I.undquist was the high scorer ' "44. /),,. through the wire hoop to do with 14 points, followed by i Celery' Avenue Planters by a 4 Frank Solan with 10, Dick Settle fairly close 4345 edge. a with six, and Ken Ilinson, And' / Former Seminole Corn- Adeock, Ronnie unwell, and ' inun ity College player Cliffor d Brad I Iol1ings orth a U with 49-49, but the Old Timers the Celery Avenue men held a asserted themselves for the win seven-point halftime ad1rs. Don Reagan has hotier of first entrant in the Seminole High Boosters Club mixed doubles tennis in the cling minutes. tournament as she uses the back of Booster prexy Lefty Renaud. Looking on Is tennis enthusiast miss For the winning Old Timers, Emma Spencer. The tournament is scheduled Feb. 11-15 at Seminole Community College courts. Ronald Merthie, a former South iHerald photo by Hill Vincent Jr.t West Texas standout, dropped a A __________________ total 21 points to lead his teammates. Lake Howell High [IJ iCOR E BOA RD C.g,ry 3. 4 Edmonton 4, New Enao 0 OuVOn S. Mnnesota NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W I Pct. GB 31 I) 723 ttfaIo 30 20 600 5' FIN.104 79 70 592 6 '.rw Today's Games Cleveland at Phoenix inneSOta A t San Tt-sfty'e Genes New England at Calgary Quebec at IndianapoIi 77 '''t Edmonton at Central Division ." SPington CIrI' 25 71 571 ('vtlbnd 77 77 551 1 ouston 23 73 300 io; .'tanta 21 25 190 1 ' Orleans 77 71 475 western conference Midwest Division M Iwauke'e ,) 79 105 Us 'roil II 35 391 , EAST - II 31 Babson 55. Coast Guard 77 347 7 797 5' 11 34 Pacific Division & Slate 3S I) 779 1 Seait I e 23 26 469 1V Porlland 22 77 u2 fl Phoenij, 19 77 II) l5 Caniii,,i 102. S - ena 94 Prov,øence $1, Brown sq TuiCt 63. Bentley $1 Vassar 87, St Rc,e 11 SOUTH P4 .Carofin St 97, Ctembn$9 • Rollins 50. t Leo ; Rust 92. ('Jew Orleans 56 Sha w Co' 57. KefltCky St ss Tuesday's Results All Star Game at PP'ila dclph.o East 123, West 109 Today's Games No games Scht-auled Thursdays Games Detroit at Atlanta Los Angeles at Kansas City New Orleans ' Sn DD coIlege Basketball . W Virg- no s 67, St. Francis, Pa 59 William & Mary 56. F Caro In,, SI MIDWEST DePauI 19, Duquesne 75 Moorhead 91, N Dakota St 90 St ABA w L PcI, GB Denver 34 12 New Yor k kCflluCky San Anton Indiana 30 17 631 41 Xavier U. Trinity Chris ' 6$ Transylvania 63. Hanover 59 739 SOUTHWEST Houston 91. Houston Baptist 29 21 .5*0 7 77 70 571 7I, 7 1 St MØry's, 76 24 .570 10 Ttl. 71. SW Texas 66 21 79 .420 IS S Louis Virginia $ 39 .170 74'j SMU 109, Rice 71 Texas A&M IS. Ter Tuesday S Results 69 Kentucky 110, 5' L'J.% TCO 65. Baylor 63 San Antonio Ill. lnda"a Ii? '1e"aS Tech 16, Arkaas 75 Today's Games New York at St LOUIS FAR WEST Virgin'a at Drnec Ar Fcrc 66. N Co'oraoo 46 Kentucky at lnøiana I A Loyola 70, Pe2perdne 67 San Diego 87, Cal San Diego Thursday's Game 70 'it-.'.York York a? San Anton o * '. or Breezes kJq '' ''in The_ IIlRI.I) last night. 'P R.'s Ex p105yt' (S) 4401 1510. 1.50; 2 YvIlo-A Star IS) 11 60, 240. 3 Frantc.ia I 4 1 70, 0 IS I) 112000. 3173 ELEVENTH — 2* A: I Mystic King (1) 300. 2.70, 260. 7 President Lad S) 7 20. 3 70; 3 MOntague Mhj (1)3 70.0(15) 16 40. p $11 70. BP ($5 with S 1 51.281 60; ion 4: 6. TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN Guosts' JIm Nabors., Kale So-ith. (1 €1) IMAGES AGING 1 THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN' 'The Societ of BY Bigfoot" 857 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 '2 12 CHICO AND THE MAN uo Chs and Ed we Iospitahzod with ob related inis'os. Chico docidos to 1nti a 2 now career. `67__,~__ I —-Nk~ -Last flight's lILR.\I.I) Sdi(1 lighting outage, Charlie Owens (I Tuscaloosa. Ala., stopped Lan, (',ottfried of Fort Lauder. dale, 6-0, 75 . 6-4. JeffAu.stin k'at i'avil Sli,iii .- SOU l II I Oil *ASSOCIATION i - .. . - -.. .. - - FE 0Z P AL OF MASSAPEQIJA. NEW YORK, ,,. -' - - ,- - 1 ' B(OOkS costar as Joe and Nigo(' [Xsnçing, a axitby RomeO and Jidiel Who operate a busy lunch Cxxwitor in a Yor kCyofficebuj&ng 1000 12 PETAOCELLI A 2 myStOflous l,! l vs GEORGE W. HOGAN, III & VOPIG CHUId HOGAN. hIS wife Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given, I ~k~'irl-&' - . ii ,. I* ,,, loavosaCryp- Ssacio fr Mat pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered December 9th. 1975, in the Circuit Court Of the / Tony and 4 6, THE BLUE KNIGHT. Alter wTOst)ng a (flfOt &U9 Fkttiper (Gouxgo Kon nody) finds ti'io man is par ontly vnrnuno to the law put him back on the stroet- and Btti)er IS told tO COOPO( ate 1030 OJOIJANEYTTO 11 oo 2 4. '6. 9 12, NEWS 0 ARC NEWS €1) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU w 700 CLUB 11 30 2 12' TONIGHT 4 '6. 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"ll read in List night's HKI{Ali) . . - - U LILIAS, YOU 1 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde Co-s ponsored b y The Greater Sanford Chamber of Comr'ierce. 1:45 Feb. 14 thru March 14 (Man, Wad, Fri)"ViLLA AL EG RE" (Tues., Thurs) 'CARRASCOLENOAS" 11:55 4 6 CBS NEWS fl 630 PAS s swoy 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 IIUAS, YOGA AND you 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 635 4 FARM AND o 638 12 LIViNG 643 12 HI NEIGHBOH fl A v Afternoon 1 I i'' ri ni.s n A v ri a n r Is L. a., n I V PS U L V I '- PS .) 6 SUNSHINE ALM,ANAC 650 NEWS 655 2 DEVOTIONAL 6 12 PAUL HARVEY 700 2' 12 TOOAY (Local at 7 and 8 25) 4 '6 CBS NEWS 0 SE SJ,4E STREET 9 G000MORNINGAMERICA 800 (Man) (rues., Wed., T1nix) "L'ofl R6Wfl0lTr*"(R) (Fri ) Book Beat" €B BIG VALLEY 12 30 2 12 TAKE MY ADVICE Kelly Lange is host to COt4OI wtii) offer tt,r vice onviewus'per$or,,.fyotlms 4' 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROw 9' ALL MY CHILDREN €0 ELECTRIC ccwy 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 16 Instruction lIt. bIdden nimas lewd below appear forward, backward, up, down, or diagonally in the puz.sl.. 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To order volumes I, II and UI, send Il for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newipa p.r. ________________________ Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (B MICYEY MOUSE CLUB 500 2 ADAM 12 (B LASSIE 530 2 12 NEWS *1 €1) ELECTRIC GUM. 9 BEVERLY HIlLBILLIES THE LONE RANGER €1) -r.i-.i.i BARGAINMAT5.EVLU!YDAY ('ii'orty Scott he --• IfrU' I3ancrofl PQ living around an au' LouisoLass-r and Grog MiElavvy st ar. fI) MISTER ROGERS 233 500 733 1000 ________________ NEIGHBORH000 9 EDGE OF NIGHT (B ADOAMS FAMILY. ip uIj7 idnesdiy's 3:44 7:43 qJADYJ ________ * and 'TIL2:3nn'1,sI.2sJ ____ I assemtdyçiac*. N.'. continual ________________ CASSittlifily A ,,, re a source of venereal mer's evening. 2 'I f "The most shocking of all So great was the expectation spectacles was to see a large ()aaw T -- ____ blood vessels, so bleeding was a of infection and gangrene In a barn crowded full of men with DETRICK, Md. (AP) meansofrellevingthe tension," leg or arm with a compound this disorder (apparently — In Vietnam, helicopters often she explains, and adds that fracture — in which bone prot- smallpox), many of which could plucked wounded U.S. soldiers George Washington's demise i-tides through the skin — that not see, speak or walk — one, Hospitals were recognized as oviori natural aosritios ITS1IXO IWfl Uf' QUfl (10015 - AP Science Editor - 'SC 8'Oflo53" W ii timatc4y roaiLZoI that orgy his 331) tools to perform surgery silth- veloprnent of chemical war- lowers unrelated to soldiers, singing of crickets in a sum- nerves caused by tension of Jerry Van D4c.o, A tiny boy. twrassej because of In size, ordiwsabookwtiith Ii. a Sense of 4 6 MATCH GAME 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE €1) (Mon.,Tues Wed. Thus.) 'LIILaS. Yoga and You" (A) (Fn) "Cor&rner SievIval Kit (B ROCKY AND FRIENDS UNDERDOG 4.00 2IAONSIDE 4 GILLIGAN S ISLAND 6 MARY HARTM.A1I New daytvTie &ama "tis aoatod bTanLeer Desaiberias "a slightly bent soap opera,' 1 is set oafonal Ohioto'.s'n aid follows 011) lives of rest- 6 *41% and Ike Eisenmann. .Wn Backus. 300 '2 12' ANOTHER WORLD 4' 6! ALL IN THE FAMILY () 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL €0 (Mon) A BIT WITH KNIT (Wed) !M)MAN ALIVE (B THE MOTHERS IN LAW (Fn only) SENIORSCENE causes of diseases or had the formerly' a center for de- Other women were camp lot- are as little regarded as the fare, 'Y Moon." Lance Kwn, 0t Wounds: Too Often A Ticket Home EDITOR'S NOTE — The C. Gillett, historian at the Cen- thtdr men, or came to their side distress 1ngCosmic Awenosso( 230 '2. .12 THE DOCTORS '4 6' THE GUIDING LIGHT *1 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 9: THE NEIGHBORS' Regis Ptvlb.n hosts this new game chow in wIuct? five wunon, real 'nnp cone(o for pnzes 2, g NEWS '€ KANGAROO 0 SCHOOL PROGRAM. L FUME AND REASON 200 S20,000PYRAMID 9 0i 4) Bi YOUNG AND REST LESS 12 MAGNIFICENT MARBLE MACHINE Q Q! 0 €) SESAME STREET 9 THE FBI (A) Proerr6cd Wad, see b. dow 9 (W01 0 Y) AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL: "The on Vie basis Of how much they 12.00 MNCLACOICSBANDTRNSC R D I TA R R E N R !' A L A I Y B I L 0ESBIKB00LVRRVRERAA VLNH 0 E I C A L LI 011 S 0 R E ALEEURINLH R0 K R I LILQOEDAEAENSUGC A e a GVLNNBLLGVC,DRSDRTG 0 S A Q A E I L I N L II 0 A 8 1 S E 11 REEVU0LRIAEGAGAREPE G DHVBEASZVL0JNVBLSD AA10EVBA0AKULA0 LA1 VL0VARREVN Q CG0UVIR0 AGISAVN0GLA000GIALG SAVALGRUYLKOORBBEUZ - 14 FAMOUS BRIDGES SEEK & FINU ". By ALTON BLAKESLEE Re-vIsr S1.'7 V•l. .,5190 Mi Sit "Ago ,PG °' SStOiC MUM ....... ''." — __________________________ "The survival rate from am- out of their ears, (maggots) wards for death, although doc- putations was cry low," she were on every' part of the body. tors didn't know why. Many of continues. The only pain-rcliev- No mortal will ever believe pm .Wednesday. March). 1976, for tat Army 200 years ago, wounds them, tending soldiers or civil- er might be a slug of alcohol, what they suffered unless they be had to the sovereign and al- near one- half the regiment unfit There were few nurses, and most divine power of opium." for duty, and many whose situ- The men who volunteered to sometimes the nurses wete sol- AM Tragically, opium was rarely ation was truly dangerous. The Agency of Agng of the East C en tral or whole. Many underwent Satellites Florida Regional Ptannir Council unbelievable suffering for 101) Wymore Road. Suite 105. Winter Park, Flor ida 77759. Publish . Feb A. 11. 1976 DEW 21 DEW 77 4 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 75.2522.CA49.F FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP BUSINESSM A N ON PHONE: from disease for every one fa- served with the Northern army tally wounded. Crowded into Dual Role under Benedict Arnold after the scenes of misery and distress the soldiery endure," he writes, One-third to one-half of an Canaveral will handle Navy as Atonecamp,scarcelyatentdid the provisions of the FictitiOus army unit might be sick at one well as commercial cornName Statutes, To Wit Section time. Said John Adams: " The r'iunications. $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. S Hentzelman'S Ford. Inc. small pox is 10 times more LeeThe satellites are designed to JACKIE LEE STONE and ABOIC Publish, Jan 25, Feb 1, 11, ii, 1976 and Indians together." DEV135 It was long before germs the severe fading and Interwereknowntobecausesofdis- ference that handicap present ease, and many doctors then systems, com pany President Defendant IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH NOTICE TO DEFEND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SUIT TO CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE thought all diseases stemmed j0 A. Johnson said Tuesday. . 1 FORECLOSE MORTGAGE TO ABBIE JANE STONE Rt I COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NC', 7S24t4-CA-O9A SUBUPBAN Millwood, Kentucky You, ABBIE JANE STONE, and ASSOCIATION, Plainliff, all those claiming any right, title or vs , Interest by, through or under you, ALTON 1. MILL FR. Cl UI , are hereby notified that a complaint Defendants I , forec lose a certain mortgage on NOTICE OF SUIT positioned over the mid Atlan- ---- __ :- .;'-" ir -- , % YMATES L _________ ___ _________ IF -- t:" -c):T::;i't - FREESWAPSHOP AND FLEA MARKET EVERY SUNOAY9AM 3 P.M. I - "I,?- " CALL 377-1216 - s ' k, d'l ' • 8x 10 Color Powalt j : r' I-'- .ttt: V fi. FOR INFORMATION CALL 322-7502 Commercial service is point of producing violent plann -- ' LAST TheA .l 1 i collection of new and the exciting scenic and 71ILDERNISS ' 1X_I.e Choose from our t - color backgrounds. I .. " .- '.'t2 t, W .j&:- - . ' <:--.' •.hi.:,iii rp. d: -- ,.-. ' c . I.. 44 S - ; ,-t';:i- - I .1 ECONOMY NIGHT—ADULTS $1, CHILDREN Soc 2 . . '-a.5 .L . . . , ' : "' ,% k.. ' ' .'. .,, i- : , ' or, ' - "MANDINGO" ALSO: "POSSE" mUral I 3t'- -''..-'- It" I 4. !".' . THURS. . ' !-'P's.'",." F!';;. I ,—. -. 14 .. .'j.k. -i.. .'_" - ' .,- 4414 soldiers who had lost blood is set for launching in May. ~ " c,,,. ,.-.- — The common trio of treat- tic. A second Marisate, to be from WOUndS — purges to l,hi! i- 'si-' " 1" __________ 11 ' .' 4 r -- - ',;' Z. ments w'is bleeding — even of positioned over the mid Pacific, ed in the Atlantic-Indian All parties claiming interests by, diarrhea, and emetics to pro. Ocean areas 1y late March or The Suth 30 feet of 101 II and the North 10 feel of Lot 13. Block E through, un.ler or against (IUCC vomiting to "cleanse" the early April, Johnson said RIDGE HIGH, First AdditIon, ac VIRGINIA G.MILLER. and to all body, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN _____________ from one common cause, so The first Marisat satellite, to th ey gave the sam e tr eatment be launched Feb. 19, wil l Lx' S A V I N 0 S for practically all ailments. - ': ______ _____ coriununications and overcome ,,;;' ,c" 'Li 'i;-1 s not contain "one or more in ( rible than Britons, Canadians provide reliable, high-quality Sec -'; unsuccessful campaign into ."!!t:e and Pacific alter launching from Cape Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole 4. "Nor __________ ow VASHINGTON (AP) — ('om- Canada: nor imagination point the S: By Harry Gates vs diary of Dr. Lewis t.ewis Beebe, who tieus name of HEINT7FI MAN'S s'er, pneumonia, pleurisy, cho- satellites to be positioned over JANE STONE, his wife, Quotes The Herald By one estimate, nine died To Play '''A' qp- soldiers are described in a stances." "language cannot describe Plaintiff, "HeMo, hank, last night's II('i'akj said the meeting s%as. liberty, MOTOR COACHES, and that I In. lera, dy'sentery, measles and tend to register said name with the also malaria. 'k they had, attended the troops, which The horrors facing too many proved fatal in a variety of in- Cou nty. Florida under the oct smallpox, typhus, typhoid fe- sat General says its Marisat tne following described property, to TO VIRGINIA 0 MILLER 3 TRIFECTA .9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 2 'I?' HIGH 4 PRICE IS RIGHT €1) 700 CLUB Bennett 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW TU'RNS SO1JARES 6. LOVE OFuFE '4 KIJTANA 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 ('iosl is Trv'i 2 12, DAYS OF OUR LIVES '4 6 AS THE WORLD 2 12' HOLLYWOOD ________________________________________ ' Notic e is hereby given that I am barracks or especially primiengaged in business at 1060 Hwy . t.iS'e "hospitals," they died f rom 436. Allamorite Springs, Seminole Suite ' Hialeah. Florida 33012 Telephone 557 0110 wit 0 12 "This meant tension on diseases. FICTITIOUSNAME 1110 West 50th Street MATINEES Monday Wed. & Sat. 1000 CELEBRITY S'EPSTMEs 2 4' MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Mfflayr 1959 130 the Public Records of Seminole 1965 as am.nded, Further In fight for their country's free- diers not fit for other duty. available, and regimental sur- dysentery. jaundice, putrid, in. County. Florida formation will be available after dom marched off into awesome Wives and sisters who followed geons often had to compete for termitting and bilious fevers, DATED thiS Ind day of Fetruary, Feburary 16 1976 from the Area odds against coming home ails-c • the scarce supplies of th e drugs were the principal diseases that 1976 EVERYBODY Sanford Shad Derby '_' out inflicting terrible pain, 2 12 TOMOR '9 DAILY ViORO 130 cording to the Plat thereof, as of Florida. pursuant to Titles Ill and .j , recorded in Plat Rook 14. Page 9. of VII of the Older Americans Act of Just About • * MING financial assistance is being sought put.ationsollimba without ether lett 33y3. TOAGE ASSOCIATION. Enter the Evening Herald 625 (Man) 1SMth This Ring" miss, Fn.) "Joarviio" (Wed ) "Profdcg in Eduation' Lot S. in Block 21. NORTH from the Department of Health I ORLANDO 8TH ADDITION, ac Rehabilitative Services of t,te State or chloroform. IN THE CIPCUIT COURT or YHE 8:00 P.M. ED SCHOOL PROGRAM- 430 DOW " Jas Ca'iey. Don fought before doctors knew the U.S. Army here at Fort Detrick, became volunteer nurses, in vain Requests of this nature 1201) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- County, Florida in accordance with NIGHTLY 1 2, 42) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 'O.i GAMBIT 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 1130 the purpose of considering an o'clock it m. on February IBM. 1976, Arcawide Program for the Aging for were too oftena ticket to their ians, had never been to medical although the diary of one sur- were eyewitnesses." the following described real the Counties of Brevard, Orange, graves, to dea th from infection sc hool but trained as appren- geon mentions that "to remove On Sunday, Sept, 1, 1776, "1 property situate in Seminole County, Osceola, and Seminole. for v,4i1ch and (fisease, to screaming am- tiers to older doctors, Mrs. Gil- the rack of pain, recourse must visited the sick in camp, found Florida, to wit LADY AT THE BRIDGE CLUB - • 1100 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 2 UECKWITH. Jfl . Clerk of the Id Springs Civic Center, Magnolia ing tickets home. Court. will seil for cash in hand to Drive, at Longwood Road, the hi'iest and bell bidder at the Altamonte Springs, Florida. at 130 For soldiers in the Continenwest front dnor of the Courthouse, -- - - 9 4 clife 9.30 Saiug Room" British. 1969. Sir Ralph R*chardson, Rita Tushingfwn. (Wod)"Tho Nanny." Bnnssi. 19€5. BetioDa vts, Wendy Cra,g (Thiss ) "Inonludo." 1957. Juno Ain. Aossa Piazzu. (Fri.) 'Walk Like a Dragon." 1960. (13M) c M.i Tormo 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW €1) M 1ST ER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 6 SUNSHINE someone ransacks the office, looking for frj pOsoily loft--a d'inond Lugosi (BAW) 1936 (Toes.) Circuit In and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a from the hell of battlefields for was perhaps hastened by most doctors amputated imme- nay' two, had two large .-for Semi nole County, Florida in Case Public hearng to be held at the quick medical attention, with bleeding treatments. (liately', Mrs. Gillett says. No 15 maggots, an inch long, crawl 7S 2005CA09 B. ARTHUR H Auditorium of the Altamonte theirwoundsfrequentlybecom. Publish Feb & 1976 886' 615 - 12 THE DUMPLINGS PlaintIf. 0 p- On the St. Johns River from Lake Monroe to Like Harney. 30 nays of fishina. includina S weekt'nd. 93° AttOrney ai Law , , SHORE Deputy Clerk _______________________________________________________ — from the Nazis 9 WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF DOUGLAS L GRABLE. P A 'Star Tryouts Qfl lap Today THEA0AMS CHRONICLES (B MOViE' 'in (Xs Time "ida Lupino, Pa,i Hejrye,d 1944 ?e COUNTY. FLORIDA. - Florida Southern Second place Tuesday went t() was paced bS' John Edward's 29 wilIiun Gerard of Santa Bar- points Wright's 20. Rollins Sfl. St. 1.1,41 : b.ara, Calif., with Basil Kelly of Nassau, Bahamas, third. Third 1,6-2, Brian Teacher eluniritet1 Raz Reid 6-3, 6-0, Mike Estep outlasted Terry Moore 6-1, 4-6, Tryouts for the Sanford All6-0, and Dennis Ralston stopped Stars, a semi-pro baseball Jan F etcher 6-, 2-6, 7.6. team, will be held today at 5 The tournament is being p.m. at the Croorns High held. sponsored by Shick Players must be 18 flStXUck, Austria €0 1(6 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 0 MARY HARAN. MARY CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE HARTMAN DOCTOR TO PATIENT: Morning 6:10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC çoup pOssesses the Atlity to drive his colleagues to the Legal Notice ed to end Friday. Prep Basketball ,,, 041-1_4 '2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 TREASURE HUNT 6. DON ADOAMS SCREEN TEST f $25,000 PYRAMID 800 2 12 THELfl-ftEHOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Mas (Karen Gd'asslo) kb is in the balance, when, alone at the farm, she gets a minor saatch that flar es into a deady ,. Thu rs day WiNTER oivMic GAMES ' Start of over 40 hots of 1h Wnten C)',rrpc Games from €1) MYFAVORITEMABTIAN 630 2i :121 NBC NEWS (4 6 CBS NEWS 0 MAN AND ENViRONMENT 9 ABC NEWS D fIN TIN TIN 700 2. TO TELL THE TRUTH 4:BEWITCHED '6'.' CONCENTRATION 0 FEEDBACK 9 . WILD, WILDWOAWOF 4 LATE NEWS 1:45 4 PASTORS STUDY 2.00 12 DAILY D€VOToe L arcAkf 9 1 XII DATA PHOCESSIN - - 'I,',,', NEWS T30 . ..i, 6 ANIMALS 12 ROBERT YOUNG. FAMILY DOCTOR €0 INTERCOM 24 €B COLLEGE BASKETBAU.. '(o Daifltj V id Salle TEACHER TO STUDENTS: Ex-Cham Lead Bacardi Race NHL ke'6StOnt Campbell Conference 54 Patr.ck Division Yey M. Ceda Key 81 W L T PIS GF GA TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Lake City Academy 104. For 30 tO IC 70 216 142 flt Hill 36 FIRST S i. Ii 1 11 II MAXI M. 'iY is(anii 21 (2 10 64 191 III 7 PILl (loOn, 3 Dear Mr 4 Cross City 67. Jasper 59 74 23 I 56 179 16.5 Gainesville 60, Ocala Forest 'A lly Abe, S. Rumbler; 6 Lake '.Y Rtngr Atlas. 1 F,,(tual, S Mlncnla Haml..t AV 19 26 6 44 16$ 710 Branford 56, Trenton 61 7 Smythe Division SECOND — Ioo, 0 1. Percolator; Hawthorne 69, Inlerlachen SI (ncago 7 1 11 16 5* 157 13$ Newberry 62. 7 C. E 's Monte. 3. Swirl Chamber. is l .'.ncvr 20 70 10 $0 167 16.3 Gainesville PK Yotg 57, 4 Montague Queen; 5. Chief LOUIS 112$ 7 43 156 177 Shakop"e, 6 Andy Shannon; 7 T -s Williston IS IS 30 4 36 176 175 G;,iville 93. Be'l 67 Ft Fanny I. F D's Brindl, ' 1135 S 77 171 72* Beach MaInland if, THIRD —3. C 1. Eades Ion Ga'. Wali Conference Spruce Creek 63 2 Aslro Helen. 3 Gold Tour, 4 Norris Division 71,0aytona Del-and Caps Dimples: S. Breks' 6 K's Sea 56 7 U 60 710 110 boretle 60 Stjmpn. 7. Banjo Blaze; I My 28 77 .1 59 176 173 Daytona Beach Father Lopez Shannon 70 74 7 47 701 200 60, 5t, Augijtine 5t. Josq'pb 35 FOURTH S 16, 0 I. Donna IS 257 39135 197 7, Palatka Doris. 7 Hurrying, 3 0 M:s Vet-I. Warner Christian ,'..nhfl 3 .17 5 15 111 786 Dniarwood 31 1 Ltlle Eon Don; 5. Rebel's Havoc. Adams Divls4on 6 Ham; 7. Kttly Shay 6, Ha; FIaglq Pllm Coast $5, Pa Oslon 31 10 9 71 193 117 latha South 54 Matinee Idol PJtalo 7* 1 I 6.1 715 151 Fort Walton Beach St, CPc FIFTH —5 16. C I Quasistellar, 'rOnto 71 20 10 57 177 17$ layntce 7 DC 's,Quefn. 3 Ellie Belly; (jlit. 19 77 5 4) 154 167 Fort Lauderdale Boyd Ander- Plarri,s Maid. S Valentine MOSS. 6 Tuesday's Results Topper Go, 7 Be My Cactus, (0CIIJ Creek 73 son 7. New York Island Fort Lavderdale Cirdinel Janie Ruth I'• 7, tie SIXTH —516 A. 1 K's Ko' * Gibbons 91. Cardinal New Newman Vanutuv.r 2. CuffIo 1 S.S7. Ccrrna. 3. Lapp.ng Louie. 4 California 1. St. Lou(i 1. lit PJobra Gray, S. L.0 's Lucifer. 6 Lauderdale Nova 73 Fort Today'sG,met C"iSS Lane 7 Do pie PM, C Cnan,,nadc 38 ' 4 . Mocs Lose School varsity basketball coach Greg Robinson followed with 15 74-72 C ii ii S tallies, v hue Barnett Washington, once drafted b 1•AKEI.ANI) i.\P the Boston Celtics. hit eight TheUniversity of South Florida Dog-Racing Ixints Oscar Merthie added has scored a 74-72 basketball SNFOROORLANDO five points, and with four points victory over Florida Southern TUESDAY NIGHT BOCA bATON (Al') - The each .ere RESULTS .'haries Steele and on a buzzer-beating. desper. second -and fourth-seeded Hubba Dawkins, FIRST — 5.16, 8 I Lc'?a Q ation shot liv guard I)oug Aplin. • p!a)tr in the !0,0O0 !riJcpcd5,,p,y ; 4 7 1(.r tl,t Jtig Choice, Clii. Aplin sank a 33-lout shot th 6 500, 1 00. 3 Co Co Blue (4) 610, ent Players Association tournaford Mannley was high scorer one second left to play 1'uesday Q (6 71 525 40. ii 16 enent have been upset by un- with 23 points, with Cornealous night to SECOND C: I K'S Maryrnr give the Brahmans the I S20, 3D0, 70, 7 Harmon Ill SCCdC(1 adversaries, Sites following that super effort victory. ) 20. 1 00. 3 VorelS ci • so. oo ii Second-seeded Vit with nine points of his own. The Florida Southern, a smallI 535 40. (1 3) Sc SO. P (I 3) Gerulaitis and US 20, 39:12 fourth-seeded choice got additional support college power which lost its THIRD 1-16, D; I Daunt 12) Alex Metraveli were upset from Alexander Wynn with third straight gariie after 660. 360. ?eo 2 Lusty Lieutenant Tuesday while top-seeded eight points, Mike Roberts and stinmng its first 15, had no time (4) 360, 2 10, 3. Lustre Eckert (1) Jimmy Conrors breezed to an outs left and was unable to get 2 10. Q (7 1) 570 20; '1(7 1 II 572 20. easy 7-5, 6-3 victory over Hill )1 55 tEl another shot. FOURTH — S-IS. M: 1 Bico, Paul Sanlon, ps South Florida, a major school 1) 3 oo 7 60, 220. 2 Olin (I) 3 70. Former Stanford University a record of 16-5, was lead50. 3 Ps Venture W 2 SO fl player Jim Delaney stunned 51 00 . P 8 11 511 10 , 31 73 Afl 72-8 hot Pete Pullen moved FIFTH-111,46.0.1 RIf.tRi 110M. Gcrulajtis, thera :ntü a li e with a fic!d 780. 3 an, 2 Frre:C (3) 7 60. 7.60, 3 Unseeded Delaney. of PotaFormer goal and two free throws. South Hawkeye Eckert (7) 620. Q (3 MIAMi #AP i mac, Md,, lost the first set 4,6 champions William '13 00. P (5 3? 535 70. 31 SI Buchan and Florida called tune out with six. SIXTH — S-Il, A: I. K's Mocwtglo but rallied to oust GcrUlajtLs6_3, James "Ding" Schoonmaker seconds left to Set up the win(6) 3 W. 2 10, 7 10. 7. Montague 64, fie overpowered (;eruIaiti. ning basket. have the early lead In the battle R(o.trd 1*1 300, 300 3. Boo's Ma with hard serves and hard (3) 410. Q (4 6) $10 60. '1 (61 South Fiorid.-i led 32-22 with for the 1976 Bacardi Cup racing forehafld placements. $203 60. 31 67 title for Star-class sloops. two minutes to go in the half but SEVENTH - 5.16, C; I Pure Metra veil, the top-ranked Buchan. of Seattle, Wash., the held only a 36-32 halftime lead. Slyer I I S 80. 3 60, 2 60. 7. Chef Bar player in Russia, fell 2-6. 1-6 to 19 (7) 660. 1 40, 3 Wycllff Dolly (4) mnner, captured Tues. The Bratmians immediately 419; 3 Happy Night (5) 3". unseeded Hutch WaIts, a for- (Lay's race. Buchan was second regained an eight-point margin fDradPeatp 0 (17) $77 SO: p (1 7) mer University- of Southern ' the set-rind li1f anti held it llifl(th5 to Miami's Schoonma58) to. 32 06 California player from Fresno — 2, until a cold EIGHTH ker, the current word chainst1ootin B: I Silky O'Hare Third-seeded Cliff Richey. of pin (I) II 10. 10 20. 1.80; 2 She's Srnokin seeking his sixth Bacardi spell enabled Florida Southern San Angelo, Tex, easily- beat title. 3) 13 00. 7.00. 3. Jim Hoeffer to gain the upper hand, 64-62, on S 40. 0 (3 4) $45 00. p i 31 510 10. lan ('rookenden 6-2. 6-2 to adDan Wright's jwnp shot with 39 is Three more 10-mile races vance in the tournament which NINTH S-IS. C: I Jarwin Bud 610 to play. over triangular cousc in His(II) 60. 300. 2 So. 2. Mike's Special runs through Saturday. Aplin finished with 22 points cay-ne Bay will be run to decide (2) 6 60. 3 SO; 3 Lake Hops l 4 90. In a match continued from is and Penny Greene 18 to lead the champion. Competition 0 It 2) $21 So. p (I 7) 541.70: 31-90 Monday night because of a schedul TENTH — 5.15. 8: I G South Florida. Other results Tuesday found place Monday' went to Torn Cohn Dibley of Australia beatlilackniler of San Francisco. ing Pat Dupre, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6; PcThe race, being n.m for the tee Fleming of Chatham, N.J., :0 th time, is sponsored by the TWELFTH is, 0: l.Mett Gal stopping BruccManson,6-3,6-, runi 11)20 00,960. 3 to, 7. K's Zoro Milan Ilolechek of 11 60 ,310,3 EadesSheri (7) 2*0. Q and HeghtS 83. Baldwin f 1 S $31 60 Czechoslovakia downing Chris (I S 7) $607 60, 40 1 1 A 7.526. Handle 5195,606 I.ewis of New Zealand, 6-4, 3-6,' Pro Hockey ED win. two. The Mayfair Countrs' Club win over Celery %venue was a Choice, with the Old Timers at come-from-behind effort, since _____ _____ _ Ic Pro Basketball 2 I .. spacopnooc1 tounvosligatothe death of a monter of a xojoct team which may have been caud by an aben fonoo from 600 -.-- I THE TOURNAMENT Evening F ' H E 'S BACKING astrophysics and an outer Larry Baker with six, and Allen Mannley threw a 20-footer through the hoop at the 3:00 marker to tic his team, People's 4 16 CANNON. Car.non orters tt3o urdanuar world of Wednesday Win Wednesday, FaD, i. 1974—IIA AND HIGHLIGHTS I ' - Old Herald, Sanford, 0-I. Evening ' 4 ', I • Thundering down the 01(1 wooden floor of the Sanford Middle School auditoriumgymnasium Monday night, the Old Timers and People's Choice battled for First place M .__' N% supremacy in the Sanford j v , Itecreation Department Men's Basketball League. g/ Despite a balky clock that , (~ Ii o ri/ I' skipped seconds with mad. dening regularity, the Old UI- &A I timers managed to find enough new time to trounce People's ft ' h"" 4. hr a ,,, ____ . fr. all :3(: " ..M'.. - $kan- �-I 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - rv,-r--- V - -- -- ' - -- C V Wednesday,_Feb. 4, 976 Cook 111 111 Te rrorism Of Longwood Family Gloiles ti On... Of The - "I'm not after personal Department by Lt. Jay Leman and 1angwood Mayor James It. Council was walking through flashlight, I didn't. "1 went into the King home with friends. Neither went to continued auto traffic late into publicity," was Connell's late last night, detailing a Lormann were arguing in the the yard of the King home with "When I got to King home when I arrived to call the work this morning. Mrs. King is the the night at the neighbor's and response today to questions complaint by Longwood Police street. Connell had been a flashlight. as Mrs. King requested, the Sheriffs Department and then a long-time CfliplO)'C of Deep young people screaming and about the incidents. "I just do Detective Frank Taylor that warned, Leman's report states "I didn't even talk to Mayor police threatened to arrest me. stared on the stoop outside until South in Altamopte Springs. lauhine into the w' hnttrc ,f nnt him 'U •,s iii.. .i_. . . .. s.upat onnvii ri-au reuiseu w need nis mat ne COUIU DC arrested for Lormann," Connell said. "The By NANCY 1100111 I went to sit on a stoop in the the Longwood police said j King has been employ ed by the refill shells. the morning Kings intimidated and abused" instructions to stay away from "resisting an officer In the mayor was talking with front Mtamonte Springs for Of lkraldlorricponthnt (it) yard. ouhlgolrside again" (onnell The sheriffs "We couldn 't sleep at night A egetdbk dt4h th4it is A report was filed with the the cime scene, performance of his duties." Councilman 10 years as a driver In the (Lawrence) lieutenant told rue to .I _ said tlif lerint and flplirIr,,lc i. ii'. nrnt'e into for all fPj fl(j flr4 ttn t.-,. C,s. )LmIJIun. LOUIIL nerui s Leman s report said Connell the report also says that Goldberg Goldberg had d the house , l'hese present times of ill- minute cabbage Cook five cups The Kings spent the night sanitation department afraid, but the police didn't fl ation can be compared with of Ijnelv shredded cabbage in seem to care," she said. 1 the period (luring World War Ii boiling salted water 10 minutes, On Nov. 3, last year, ___ 11~ we all used ration uncovered. Drain. Season with Evening Herald reporter was dr.g U i fll CoupolLi. one tablespoon butter or oleo. called by a person who didn' ; ,' Items such as ineat. sugar hit into a sniall saucepan one a identify herself asking that the and butter were rationed. These tablespoon of butter and ne ~ ~' , ~ reporter visit Mrs. King at a ~ " ~ , same foods are available today, tablespoon of flour. Mix well n ! neighbor's home after dark. but due to limited incomes and and add one cup milk. Stir and w Mrs. King was seeking advice Monoject Disposable r soaring food prices, we simply blend: cook for live minutes. on where sir could go what j . u .lnw. ,r Season wiin sail and pepper anu law enlorc'ement agency toturn Insulin '' liornernakers with small add cabbage. ,. AV toforheip.5heandherhu.sbanI T AV _,`1111111111" ~ i4 children (luring those hard war ; A dish rich in protein, but were afraid they would be killed Syringe & Needle years showed an amaiing without meat, is a rice and and no one would know what ability to not only make do. but peanut butter dish. had happened. In u-so u-ioo to create tasty dishes with the RICE A .: The reporter suggest ed the little supply that was available. Buy 30 Buy 120 iA)AF' Seminole Count) Sheriffs e. The) made meatless main 3 cups cooked rke & Department be called and ALE PRICES 7 2 ecipes low in fat and I cup peanut butter Longwood iounci1man Gerard LimIted.Ime Sale PrIcei are Indicated by F° FREE sugar, hearty soups and 1 cup ('ream sauce Any others ors our tow everyday Wotren Connell sas asked for r. —930 A M 9 M MON SAT choiders ind iboe ill, meals I I4iblt spoon parcb -STORE HOURS A Ad 1 IOpp d a cit ne i.d S Fe ua ry t 7 1976 O P # ~7 I , SUN - 10 A M 6 p M % that took little tUlle to prepare S pr i n kli ng of unluli PHON E- 323-9190, Rx- 321-0250 RAIN-CHICICS ore During those years. for the 2 teaspoons suit v isited with the family and first true, wome n entered t e Ion I egg Offered his personal protection Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Are Helpful Now . - ure -. -' -- - _____ / ;4 FOR DIABETICS ONLY 1 1177 7 ,, P- -w- ,,~~~~ 7Ll LA - - Awe br - - right reserved to limit q,lanlilies on all items. iissuring he would stay with the were safe. Another friend of the fanily w and a long-tune city resident, search of a patrolling deputy 1 3t EEIH sheriff. A deputy did arrive at the scene and filed a report. A SHOP WALGRIINS, THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORII -L"-7 ,~ 0%f - '" 79~ SIZE l - I s Gilette, Choice:4 February 41, 1976. Limit 2. 1 1.OZ. SIZE ') - thewindowandsci-eenuprleh( :- ul wal _-_ Juicv CASCADE . .. _. ' 14 . 'I DISHWASHING DETERGENT f~ 1 :, 50 OZ. (includes bc off label' ' 6 3 -- - y without coca0 n 126 - wutho,itcovp47c wr" i Feb. 4-7- Lim it 1 ::. T IF - - - a, 17I _1111i 1i I I = The Longwood police, 1rs. King said, recovered the bullet . i HIG IWAMA Panty Hose ._- .~ which appeared to be from a.45 ,,v' . calibre revolver, intact from the wall \ An assistant fire marshal told the E v ening Herald that fingerpr ints wer e successfully lift ed from the bottle. "It was quiet for a while and ~ 6 I \i Rug. $1.96 I .i . -1 .54&0 u'•' ( . - : - - J - - I _-- ' __ —" . BUTTER King and a neighbor waited until the next day, however, and searched the attic of the frame Oil jig Sdkf Moistueizing Creorn.. . SAVNA, Reg. $1.49, home for the slug. ney were hesitant about calling in for Men £v.ryday low price - J - ox. A f ter %have /Cologne is primcJ & potent. 4-oz. IV a50 u wur&i im MFR. vvrii ITEMS. (All CostYou V j,t' -' - - 24 oo I - --_ '-14 , 1`0 4 - I 0- ,,.~,,~:,*,,',,',,,,,~~~,~,~,yv: - i~ - I V" slug in the attic. - ,L_T:'r..."_! 1 1. - :--V-- AM they called the stwifirs L2 . / - \ ~? . 1 - k BEADS I" .., ....... White, only ,( ous assortment placed the bullet in an envelope _ ilIL' P vvuliman Vi . 7 ~_ 1 - - - I ~_-_ _77.o-- -_R M~~ oun ...iii~, I __ - - -- 79-_ ~ day - I. P riersney S KISSES iwers, in soft colors. - - Milk Duds irs., 9.oz. 595 s44,69ii` low price tb. Gofgeovs! Pleats, '51~*, 4.-!~ -1 - U s Chocolates - , I 5,114/ 63 I ---:- . - -- I I low prlcz9 FoiI'wrped favorite. - - Mini-boxes of populor -' first bullet hit the house, and then there "ws a st(ol)(1 L! wt around the corner," King said. hirs. King she called CoundWw Connefl first and I then the police. "When will It end?" ?sfrL King said this morning. 'The Only official who tried to help us is Jerry (Councilman Connell). He has been so "The police iasure.i they would arrest these people aal do something about this, But, the only one they seemed interested in arresting tonight was JeM and he wm here because I called him" `- li - - chowie5 by Holloway. ,0 - - . i~. I 4-1- _lzCALVERT CANADA BOURBON _ 1 I TYRa I , HOUSE SUp _-_____ __ - j-# i S&W good. . - Itto. i GIN BLE14D L £441 THERMAL BOTTLE 3 £C*1€, Iniukited pint. Tough poly. Drinking cup, --- —_ ---- 02 '- --- 99 — - 99 j --u'i - f QI 544/ 119 Lemon-fresh for toilet. tll-cz., Reg. $1.47. 1 or. QI, WA .ts,j77 - I Februory 5-6-7.8, 1976. Limit 1 4 1 - Wilhftl coupon 1.07 ~~a~ .Cigars with plastic tip . by ROBT. BURNS - . I _ - r . - I ARILLO TY-D-BOL 44 Regialor 54.99 FUty& Silent -closing, plottic. _ REME I p.— -- 20-Gallon Trash Can hh 1 - 1 3 - ' SCOTCHHouse of Stuart QT. •6'91 t 13USCH—-__ BEER nor.-rel. MI. 119_J — i2 - , t -4* iM . . . I /,. ; .: , -_ .;t -- Malone, Elizabeth Berga and Miriam Van Du) ne. but he's terribly stubborn about 01 ,ne thi ne and that Ic 01, Problem: ThreemontKsagohc was laid I off from his Job machinist at an aircraft plant,, SO tIC took Please don't suggest a job at a local department store psychiatrist. My father w&uld as a salesman. His take-home never go to one. pay is about one-four th of w ha t Abby, my sister and I are at it was oreiousl% t he i iiow can When you help a person who won't get a Job to help make ends he lp himself' Heaven knows mtit, he became fur,ou.s \t) have (lone our share of ife of mine is going to work,' hoping and praying. 1- qcreamed. '0 9 - the annual Art Sho and Tea. St'nicb, incl ude i from lefti Juth . at i' 1rT4 Reg. 274 1%,-._ - 2 ph ,1_ A 9S4&_/ \' -- I li(Jb - . IIIC4IflS 5C , - - , - : ' o help b saying that it's no A.A. has brought sobriety to on a man's more alcoholics than religion masculinity if his sIfe orks nd psychiatry combined base, reflection Art Group Show And Tea Sunday ... 1hb050k Art Association s 17th annual Art Mow and Tea will be held Sunday. from noon - 5 p.m. at - is, ~ 1) EAR H AND P There Is - - Dear years. tie's a wonderful husband and devoted father to uut every time I try to discuss it . stay to help someone ,%ho th him. he becomes, upset. refuses to help himself. One day he might admit that he wedi; Glentki in Glendale belp, and he'll call Alcoholics DEAR (;l.ENDA: If I can Anon)7nous. I hope so because 9 , - --- _Ii.v_ - ; I%. iiilord.Si•rninole Art Assodaijon members exhililtinig ii"k sill hav e the opportunity to selec t the most popular ci tries by voting for favorite paintings or crafts. ivic a Everyone his a Proism. What's a d a drinking problem for a yours? For personal reply, wrifa to as I an remember . My ,OO,, Enclose stamped. s.U. 'xor mo ther is about to have a addressed envelops. p1ea, ner v ous breakdo n because Aboosel to write IIttSfS? Seed $I to van Buren, In Lalky Dr., DEAR ABBY: My father has C by's booklet "How to Writs Leftirs longer. All Occasions." Plea enclose a M sister and I are married and li%ini! awav frarn tvanp C-cn!" ;.-..ii;,;f~. _____ We've both tried to talk to Dad directioof n l;ie St U mlP wili sin' nusic with a tenn al flavor at .1 p.m. Jack 11os.sman will stroll among This popular event will feature paintings in oils arrviics and %;ater colors, as well as crafts created by 111t.11*11bers and sufmiRted for judging. A special Bicentennial award will be presented bh ) Senkarik's 11ain't'and . - • ' the viewers with his arrordian. singing nostalgic smgA drawing will be held at 3:30 p.m. for lucky ticket' holders who have a chance to win art works by artists John Yeackle. E.B. Stowe, Judy Malone, Helen Hickey, Fave Siler, Phyllis Senkarik, Mildred Babcock and Marie ltic ' hL~r. Glass Cio Inc. Juniors willalso exhibitand receive awards, and noninernbers will show their work in a special photography section. rationally and calmly abotit h4s problem, but lie won't even admit he W one. lie refuses to listen to anyone Past presidentsof the As. ciation will serve as host,s and hostesses during the afternoon, Ilie public is invited toths annual cultural event and .. fl fl A rou d S n I Gir-e from Alcoholics Anonymous, and he says if we ask the minister to conic and talk to him, he will throw him out, d p-"\ anfor • - • 1 r aim& r .L.M. I ,diille,wa ain.0ft 'L 4 ' - v4woiiiest cn"Frunts sou--MT %ft - -- - -- signed to stage "1.6 ---- DIFTRICII ondent I FFT Alt." 4 -A 1 which plans, but first needs names. , was poorly attended. - — addresses wid any other in- formation available about - 41' WIN A FREE iitekend in Miami where they marital status and so on . If you can offer any useful Amed at the Fontainbleu liotel ~ SMOKED DRY CURED VALLEY DALE - chicken WARM & COZY I OL of lard 3 onions, chopped vegetable or Iighi stoc,iorwater p iiOW The winner will be judged by popul ar theater enthusiasts ushers team will win—Pat Register's revelers %% ill d.ance to the mu.sic of the "Checkmates". The i o:. approx. Jam, jelly or paprika and stock. Bring these formal event will feature Eddie JUST REGISTER FOR DRAWING AT THE STORE Drawing To Be Held Saturday At 5:00 P.M. Winner Need Not Be Present To Win. The Winners Name Will Also Appear In Next Weeks Ad CENTRAL HEATING No Obligation To Register .1 I - - iooy s Sanford 322-6562 ' :':yZ ' -. -' J r - - -.-.- .. _,, , - -. .' __._, , ' '''' -. - ( - -' - '---.. - - - --- , ' I -Vi .!"L.1' J',(' V '' ,,'' ' ' ' 1 ' I I v I . I'l L_______ii I II ii i - 11 _______ I - t' - - _______ - -. -- - ) I j i r • - - __ -- " . . . , Ilip, '- ' :•',- -' ? :-d -- 'I- - 5 lb. Center Cut Pork Chops -. - .. ' ' " -• . . - , each hnnm,rjn,, ,ALL L11DII~ " FALL AIVI) JVIJVJLK MIUI~ 5 Lb. Chicken Drumsticks :. , .r 4 '' " -' -'1 ' - '.'' - fb ;' _______________ 32 Pure Ground Beef Patties 4z '7 't -- - -, - - '-'-'' - _7' ;;:'-3- ': - ii- ' a ii- "h J:1*1 24 Pepper Steaks - - "Li ,,, c't : - -. Inquiries an. - pouring in regarding the dosed premiere performance of Ballet Guild's 1{iver Gold, on Feb. 21, at Sanford Civic Center dedicated to Mrs. Reubin Askew, who will W13 - - _e_ ;< 'sr.ci jiV.3 ,. rv FREEZER SPECIAL ' ,'j' '.Z t rid .; il'~:.-I J~~) . ~_ r ,'JV;;' t ". .- -i- 4 % .1 r " ;'f I - ..'f',/ - - '- 4 . _c- :1 - I . i - Sj ,. ,% 'r,- .- 4 V 4W - I - 't #' -4._'4_- ' 0. r' ' - ,, '1 - '' r'r1 J4., ,V '-y. I 17he children of Mrs. I.-Ilian Vickery will honor their inother at an open house (in tier Wth wrintlay. All friends anti - 1 '.- -' - -.1 'p ..1, ' - ' -_ -0 0 C, , ''• I - tlt0 "5 '7) .,'c-, 1 --1, -. --•- 4. •.,.. I-.5( r -. s/ - - ._, ' ',.i+ -- -sc." .-- -. .. Tj -------- '' 3 . i•.•. ,. - .'p'- — - -1 r't''r 4!.. - -- .f .ej.- _,.,, A -I- .....-1 fijo c.L5 ,.. ..- Q; r - -: - ?- J' - i •,, •_ a-.. - • - - , , _.ki,.-- ~ ~l . \.' ' __l. ' ~, - ': ---:-' b-, . - , r -i',: 8. _"L..- I - - tai*ii PLUMBING -. 1_ W_ ~ _r 1~' . - - Rose as master of ceremonies.. For reservations and tickets, phone Evelyn Serraes, Sue Cevnowa or Jan Nivers. . * supporters, and following reception. For further information. call Doris Dietrich. Incidentally, this social, cultural and Bicentennial endeavor has attracted the interests of several televishn stations who have requested interviews and films of a segment of the dance drama for public service releases. preceding the performance. --Attention Senior Citizen.s -- 50 and aver' Beginning Feb. 5, and every 'llwrsday thereafter, a dance and musk lest ha- been designed just for you, at Sanford Civic tenter, from 2-4:30 p.m. No charges are involved. - CALL The deadline for reservations, plan to hang in there to graduated in 15721. The class is add chopped onions and siininer until browned. Add Electric k ;;warded. Dress is seini-fortnal. vistws of atre technique. Gail Beine Cook is trying to Althoul, ,h their fledgling contact all members of Another big event scheduled theat re company, ACF III, is Seminole High School class of for Feb. 14 is Beta Sigma Phi' faced with financial difficulties, 72 (or any parents and friends • 'I alentine Annia l.ca, Foreman and -p of those students who Cut the chicken into Joints scheduled for Feb. 7. and sprinkle it with salt. Melt Beginning at 9 p.m., at butter and lard in a heavy Pan. Sanforu (is i Center ball ingredients to a boil and then add chicken. Cover the pan and Sift the flour on to a pastry simmer chicken until it Is board, Cut butter into small tender (about Ili hours). St r pieces, crumble (Team cheese the nour into the sour cream and butter into flour, handling and peur it slowly into the pan. dough very lightly. Cook, with out boiling, for a Roll out the dough to S4 inch further 5 minutes. General vote, refreshments will •''ratis" at 'nearly all Annie or Delbert Abney's 1* served and a door-prize Russell plays to gain broader ntlr'n,I •hn hnhhi.t Vaseline Lotion ~_ ... - - _J — 7 4K~ot I ~~ AV? - Jt't- r _ "I told Julia there's going to , - - I - relatives are invited to the celebration, on Feb. 8, from 3 to 5 p.m., at Sanford Woman's Club. The family makes a special request-- no gifts. please. :b. 63544/ I., ____, 6-or. bog. regulor 79c .. I - 4 ot. butter 4 oz. cream cheese strained stewed fruit ji t . " \v';Tiieiiif ! REG il~l - , - ( Jelly, 71/3 oz. :: r . .5!441 . VASELINE Petroleum 6- -0 0 Wr 6 6- , 0, 4' , _~ -_ ql_~ I- I .1 '% A 4~ 0 V ( Car. BATH z - JAM PUFFS 4 oz. flour - departhieM, they said Before a deputy arrived, however, Mrs. King said, 1,ongwood police were on the scene and demanded the slug. 4 I VASELINE Intensivo 6, I, ,6,' . ., ' rP J)o -- , - use as a garnish in soup. . "A" I' I .1 .11., FV "." , (/ z / , ~> ~-~q . ______ " ~ King and his neighbor — the same woman who had posted herw1f with her dwtgun on the front porch the night before to until golden brown. Drain and Get Mail-In CertIficate Herel iongwood police because it appeared the first recovered slug had been lost or was now BUY THESE 4 ' Almost'innoi<ent cologne fragrance. So romonlicl V401~_K - I 1 Americans tend to use that Tn Counts Roadrunners hile Jean as attending the information at all con ta ct Gail 7 ?2 4&!5 lUidio Club Inc. colorful spice paprika is a (XCCUti5 board meeting of the at her home, 721 S. W>iiiore When Austrians make soup, simple garnish to little Miss Valentine will be Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dress up the Democratic Women's Club of Road, Apt. 1, Altamonte mmoW Florida Inc. There is always th Greater Sanford Chamber of Anna l.e,i and Foreman touch that creates aat extra Austrians, dueittoasHungarian a flavoring Commerce, on Feb. 14, at master- influence, USC 7:30 heard, Chip Johnson, and The one-day membership piece, to change the taste of a dish and P1L Proceeds from the event Martha McDonald were ushers drive of The Greater Sanford go toward air conditioning at "Th Austrian Batter Drops add to excite the palate A popular e Rainmaker" Saturday Chamber of Commerce will be th e chamber b u ild ing ' glamour to an>' soup and they recipe you might wwit to try is s night at Rollins College hustling and bustling event of auditOriUni. are easy to make. For the WITH Theatre. This young grout) of Feb. 17. The question is—whose . CHICKEN till you luive a thick batter. I,et batter drip through a coarsle strai ne r into hot fat and fry 11111100~ -.-" - I Italian, add the light touch together. Bake in hot oven for little Miss Valentine Contest which is uniquely Austrian and about 15 minutes Serve hot tinder t he chairmanship of Mrs Ru.ssell (Anita) Williamson, of you prCAlUce dishes that are sprinkled with icing sugar. egg, 2-3 tablespoons milk and I >otmg 01. of butter salt to taste, into 2 oz. of flour I 1 :. - \ . tailing all girls between the r up the 'ages (if four and 14! You are eligible to enter the German, Hungarian and corners and press them firmly Batter Drops simply stir one - 2 REFUND . -- - S ntue by Revlon - ' 11 COCOA I - 11, - Oz. r -V - ' S - Disgrace tA STAY (t~ . " police. They wouldn't do reported the incident to him. This time he sherifrs department be called. i t to' W-i' (, A_ * - . .1 J I .11, , OV; *,.K - i( 7/1 1 - , ZrA -%, known the world over - S herwIf on the front porch with a Again, Mrs. King called Councilman Council and ,,. I .- (3ocoa - - .:.:. - i ,.- - 11 • - shotgun to protect the family. "There was no use calling the . £ I ~ __;1" mi _________ ( (7 i ' Is I ne recipes of Austria could thickness, and cut into squares. I-- -~L_U REG. t25aQ $ then it all started happening again," Mrs. King said. Last week another .45 slug was fired into the King's home at abou t 9: p. A neighbor heard the shot and posted I ____- Re 9 / M5' I 850 watt wond ! / • / "1' / / / / / i - . I . FOR THE KIDS! Choice of fashion tones, - . , ) f - - - , " A Working Wife' - . . Wednesday, Feb. 4,1976-1 B Abby J% VNff j4 / / ,,f almost be a means of recon- Put a dab of jam or fi-uit on VALENTINES REMINGTON one -t I = / .4 .010, _ Al - / / / / / r _____ - I V I . I J"P I -79 - •' ' A Touch Of Auc-lria - 1 - -- DEAR ABBY: My husband Z1, _"M ,. , I ar'~ - 01 I I # --- 8~_ ~~ , / '. V .., , -- black and the window was blackened with soot. - I ' ...... '-'PCfl 99c WRIGLEY . - .... without __ - house was filled with smoke, eday ni ght King said b- REGULAR PRICE 63c ~ .1 ~L z ~ r e . 4-7 1976. Limit 2 bo xes. Feb. tHY -. ' 976 1976 - uir,. c ''" February 4.7, Limit 6 ,;. h:;3lV,'s . r . 01 .611 ~- . Finally, for dessert, try a '. 0 CHEWING GUM RIJIT 7 YOUR CHOICE Feb 30 We QUART i . ult"I 1~6_"6~ u'r-1I 12 BAG NUTS withoitcovpon$9c TUROIL another reason: the average - I - -, .. . - work force in substantial '4 cup cracker crumb% numbers, Working fulitime jobs Combine ingredients. Bake in to relieve men for the armed greas,ed la-if pin 30 tilinutes in forces was a patriotic gest re, 375 degree oven. ~erve with but left the women litfle time tomato sauce. A can of unf or food preparation. luted th ick tomato soup may Most women today work for be used irstead of sauce. . 6 household cannot exist on one "War Cake." sal, I , ; Taking a page from history, No-thirds cup of ~ , we find that the dishes cr eated shortening : by the gallant women of the war I cup of hone) : years can be he lpful t oday. 2 cups silt ed fl our : A simple soup calls for four 2 teaspoons of baking of boiling water poured powder over four boulhlon cubes; stir i teaspoon salt until cubes are disolved. Add 3 eggs i L%i four tablespoons tomato ket- I tablespoon vanilla : chup, one teaspwn sugdr, sail Cream shortening; add I.' and pepper to taste and a pinch honey, one-third cup at a titne, : of basil. Serve In cups gar- beating well after each ad: nished witli letrion slices and dition. Sift flour, baking par-sic) flakes. powder, and salt together, : For a salad, use four adding ' of the dry mixture: tomatoes, scuop:rg out the th en beat. Add well-beaten eggs pul p, draining and chilling th e to mixture, rest of dry ; shells. Mix together equal ingredients and vanIlla. Bake I : amounts of tuna, celery, hour in 8x8 pan In 325 degree .1 6 cucumber and mayonaise and oven. Frost. S REGULAR PRICE 93c - 10 01. CASHEWS 790 oz. I t' * 'yr __________________________ 7 ("TAI U 'i ______ PECANS WALNUTS QUAKER . oZ. 1i I 111, FOAIL MY Shave - - ; February 4-7, 1976. Limit I 77" "I, "- ,- 0! Peanut Butter __________ I V I ,a, — - \1_010"~- U J3 ~ — - 4.,Kii,161111 J0 1, PLANTERS — -11hout coupon 05 __ had been thrown through a bedroom window. The firebomb had miraculousi) caught be tween W, Price md. 2O off labsi without coupon 94C . ________ February 4.7, 1976. Limit I _ —, that their honie had been firebombed and a bullet was lodged in a bedroom wall. A "Molotov cvcktzil," trade with a soda pop bottle filled ,ri,vtially with an inflammable l iquid and with a paper wick, ustill ) For Dishes, 32-oze 9I 0&4604 reporter agreed to hold the story until it was determined the couple as safe from harm A week later, however, the King's returned from work in th e early evening ho urs to rmd Although the wick fined out. rather than exploding, the % Som* regulor prices quoted mal -tn-1 ti -.-~ma %loifts. ,'-c'WALGREEN CO., 1976 I L LUX Liquid 201061. I/ - N q Ii,! I a K -1,Iq - 7-1_,Wt~ , / ANTISEPTIC 10TUO -- - u a=9 LISTERINE Woodrow Prescott, went in - I .1 _____ . 1, / I . , ' _i ____________ - . - , — .....""W . .. .. , -,,',-~. - -~'f- . I Va* -.. .'X. .a- ,,, . ND er' ________ I - Imman~ 11 ______________________ ,' .. ---,- - r - :4 0% II - 1 'i-_—R 'c1' _____ ______ , - - '-- - . ... - . 70, - !11r. wh en -- -. T- ' - - U-40 - 1' - - - - _ - inc " .. War Year Recipes Continued From Page 1) -. - - - Week : ,1.tz-..," :i"i.:'? i ,''M '-;1- '~1? - -- - *1 :'-I PLUS - To, F'tqe't rice P 1/2 $ R D Sam's Portions AY 11, I ,1111- . . .i . ' • ' ' BEEF-LA M B-PORK-POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK I If We Don't Havc What You Want . I - We'll Order It PHONE 322-2374 ' • S _____ - -- ,. .-.J - . THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY F I - - NEW HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9 to 6 - ,' - .,'VS-. .- s -. -'-I - ib. s I , "AI. ': p-" . - . ..-' • - '-p. r . .r ,t ' fs -j' .- I -: -- 'r _____________ S I5 , - _i-.......... �;:- I -:;--• ----'-- — - I - - - I. ';7 -. - - i .& - __j - t _- - -.21 1 t' --- --- J=:1 ---,r ..L Liz rfl.flfl.:.rtflf; t'n.r 28—EvenIng Herald. Sanford, FL -. .... . - - - Wednesday, Feb.1, I'76 Evening Hera kl,Sanlord, FL Wednesday, Feb. 4, 11016--38 - -- — /1?6'rEAwP \ (PRICE ALWA YS -A EASY 10 / door rims h 11 rrr-i - PuBlix .1 Publix I '111W tO AWL 191 i blix "MA r% A 0 r t1'AJt N T V OrTAPAPS ? ) 4 CF-1L11LDKM11 L_ Lt Alrg:: n I P STONEWARE ________ MEN KRAFT FAMILY OF MARGARINES Miracle Margarine...... '!. 5 Av I jc, Rrati $ Morgarine riastic b1ttIU 5 "Squeeze" Parkoy SAVE 13c, Soft Morgorsna (Ttv,n.Pac) 5 Kraft's Parkoy.................... SAVE 6c, Diet Soft Margarine (Twin.Pock , . % ............ ALL AMERICAN TASTE MATES Pk 5 Kraft',Parka \. __-- BEAUTIFU LACE 70 VISIT...BUT ' (_;OMETHIN%.A wri" :"i .. AP,E YOU - wH EN ' 11 111 I I NEED YOU. 11 Sarve with Holtanclaiso Sauce 9"getab1e%k I Dish PlIrun_ .. i ii _____ 6,0 89 P41P 5 9 To Your Tossed 1__— • i ___ Fl o to Any Roost with Dairi-Frosh, (Small, Large, Schmosikase, Low-Fat) Add Wedges of Large Mozzarella Balls Parmesan Romano Ricotta S.comovz. Polio C'i.ee Salami effort of • jW onl~ Whip OVIUP. WTA &A P1111 Add (j __________ 01 P 7 ... V. ___ Kra$; th ink you're In Rome. oi~ 9 EXTRA cC) in _________________ cnrP UIA TJ 2 29 I HA Tender Delicious Fresh I ______. gew~ Al Sp" SAVE 40c Cleans Your Breath,Oral Antiseptic MaIsD.hoousPopularEggplantParm.sonl Propofe Like Broccoli, Delicate Diff went a iii iw A~WAYS SAY, / A iPAD (• MORE S & H GREEN STAMPS IF YOU ANT JOIN LICK EM WHEN V0 U CL IP & Ton House........................ ' KIdsov.mlbo 1241 Chocola te R E D E E S*df Pubhx reserves 79c the right to limit quantities sold 99c uIrfye5c)DeIkiouiKb.rC,odt.n iwry" Flavorful Sliced Cooked TropkonoPRorido(4.oz. cons) ; Spaghth1Ja ' Orange iuic ................ T bw- SAVE 11C, Gmat with Poork Wn Roast, ir 75-08 on SAVE 12c Penn y sflavorful f,J 0 EXTRA PUbli 100 Publix' totsflng U.00 to $999 excluding all tobacco products This coupon maya I also Ronto gogulat OF $25 THROUGH $2999 s-I 1 COUPONS 1 & 3 ARE WORTH other S & H Green Stamp Coupons in this ad with larger purchases. . 400STAMPSONAPURCHASE VF OF $30 OR Red or while ton 49' to,)-43494 ton ro.gresla Italian Style --_-._____ tobacco products A SAV24O CLOSED SUNDAY Tea Mix........................ ' 2o.. tJ . ' • -. 4*1 • - ______________________ ' 0 Puree.......... "ii" 5 - '1k' __-- -- _- Pear Halves............ FIN . . This Ad 89' Arm & Hammer........ Clorox-2 93 ...................... - : BONELF • , ,• t h*llio : flI .C ut or French Stle I33 Y25, I 11 I ::., -- • I` F 1 • 33.• 79• .• 15' SAVE lbc, Pancake Mix • Flap Stox..................... • , pIe, I -l* I •r IHi _________ . * ' - . - • - - -- - -.-- ___ Fryer BreastslhRibs lb 11°' 99' Fryer Crumsticks........ COUPON 3 5' Fryer Backs & Necks.. GREEN STAMPS excluding all tobacco products This coupon may also be used in combination with other 8 & H Green Stamp Coupons in this ad with larger purchases t— AC V (Expires Wed. Fob Ii, 1976) XTRA , A4iIIr,ri-a 19 (Plus 100 extra S& H Green Stamps with coupon) Regular or Dinner Style Ill, Swift's Franks Swift' s Pt*miw M Boneless L Smoked Daisies Folgers Instant Coffee Is - - - EXTRA - 9 WGreenStamps 11011"" TWO coupoto A8110 PVGC"Ast of 5. V"T" 1"12 i (EZPW.dJlrl, 1976 I, Wif" ?W11 COU0,041 Rath'sOo I (3 to5lb.av;) Fully-cooked Ham H 3 JWGreenStam s COUP019 A%0 PUACt.491 Or (Expires Wed. Feb. 11 1976) EXTRA - - -- . - -__ Kraft', Grated Parmesan Cheese 11 •. 10 - F ______ ____ -ox. can (txpss Wed. feb Ii, 1976) Cold Cuts FOOD 1 fluch w Chuck Blade Roast............ S ift's Premium ProTen Boil Swiftsfr.mium P,oT.nBon.Iess Be.! 99' - - FWDS ,.'---' — i4$ T r .•- -4R4 Lt ti,m ricir '; * :'1r t. • .• ___ j,ff,rio. $m,I,E some • cciii vv '2" '" 89' (Italian Food Festival Treat) Swift's Premium z' ?r" u.--- r IA Wjft - j Beer 6 t. Coke 't° ' ' .'. Bologna 694 ; 894 1' 75 i-r -- - ' Re ularor Beef Style Oscar Mayei bhllienors Oscor Moyer Sausage - (1 ------ ; LrsL •' i, .-2 ' ? . 'I Copeland 's Tasty Sliced 120, ,.-. --- 1q ',65 Sliced Salami — Chuck Blade Steak............ . ii" - . - - .4T1 -4 (Foe Italian Menus) Swift's Premium (Hord Salami Genoa Solaria or Pepperoni Salami) WWI ACCEPT 144MIJ FI tal14X 0,62It 4:1.10161411MIOXIIAMN Swift 's Premium P,oTsnBoel t- Sausage........................ 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EEF iSI L OIN wwwww"WP ' Italian read.............. 49 fl •ov Grape Dnnk SAVE 46C, Laundry Detergent - - • other S & H Green Stamp Coupons In this ad with larger purchases Great with any Italian Dish, Fresh-Baked a 0. n Not With L Tomato 6TEN GOVERNMEN'T."',.m I Fried Chicken.............. 6.01 6 1 Prc'g,esso Chkk Peas 104 Be Progress* J.11.O Gelatin............; 39' SAVE 17c Delicious Or .... • I ' Ready.to•toke-oul Southern YabbaDabbci.w289' This coupon may also b. used In combination with Expi.s Wed. FEE3RUARV 11, 1976 R on purchases totaling$10.00 to $14.99 tiJ 15 , SAVE 4c,(4c Off Label) Assortedllovon -- GREEN STAMPS all Progre SAVE 23c, Joan of Arc Cut Spears A___ excluding Corn Broad ................ . ___ IX200 EXTRA I ORE -tLJ'A- .> DOlicic' 99 in SAVE 6c, THRU WEDNESDAY 600 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE 1W COUPON 2 AVE Mmnhttt0 o. us SAVE 8c, Stokel 's Tangy LJ 1W . OUPO NS 1, 2 & 3 ARE WORTH I. (EIp4r.IW.id.F.b.Il 1976) U THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5 Macaroni Salad........ 7 59 Always A Favorite, Xitchen.Fresh Beef or Poi 89 Bar.B-Q Sandwiches Delicious fu..L*40d. 0a5 RkidneyB ed _______ 79 SAVE 6c,Pro SAVE 14c. 59c •' Popper Salad .......... 910*4 SAVE 29F. - P SAVE 3c, Dolkious Dessert Topping asty )IICe0 Money LOOT Of Pepper Loaf............. SAVE 16C. Pt*gf@16* `1 500 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE OF $15 THROUGH $1999 GREEN STAMPS _I SAVE floc, Great with Hot Dogs, Delicious COUPONS 2 & 3 ARE WORTH STAMPS ON A PURCHASE lê: q'. 69 ee................... Delicious Sliced German Styli Bologna oiPpclk& OiS 45• of Few Your 1: Ors &!1IIuIIj Nabisco Ideal Chocolate for the good timei 49 Juicy Lemons 1 - P.r Mc Rh h Fes estival" . Ita IIU $ 1C CHICKEN WITH RICE P1St LU 2 bti clr-g 3 t cJ#S 2 ii sI - - V' -- - �777 - 4 B-Evening Herald, Herald, Sanford, F. - Answer to Previous Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY I I 71, I GEE I INP4) ATETOC T4i, FELLA In Mountainsi Mart Walker you ge1au.y FEEL. J NEED TO HOLD YOU A PaCIAL (LA44 ACROSS ME I- 36 Mi Whlny A P'g Q peak 5 Mountain lies 39 Animal pelts 8 Covers some 40 Manners direction peaks 12 Stones may do 41 Bind 42 South America this --US 1 Lar g e plant 14 oo ' by Uf?f19 'V !) ' owr Art Sniom VU BE AtP3 I -11 1 12 I2 - iA Co:ib f 31 Gel up 7 Garden tool 8 Overflows 9 B'e? tettr - f' !9 13 14 16 iT - - - _______ -- 16 yOUR /1i - TERM EXAM YOU WILL S4OvEL. uui nr ORI E : 0. 1 19 - 20 DUKNS by Lorry ; ANDd IF YOU FINISH '.°:..".f pre V 0 c.o,:', ', C C.00 I ON IN ONE HOUR, YOU AU GET \. - Lewis 23 - 21 - 24 25 - 26 21 - 4LL 30 32 :4 6 - 37 38 I1111i'10111le was popular. Now, in the Things may be moving behind conclusion will both please and honor you. the scenes today that yount'not SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. aware of. When they surfa ce, 21) Toda' YOU are in a funthey could bolster your career losing cycle. Associates or finances, find you charismatic and able GEMINI May 21-June 20) to see the lighter side of life. Your enthtLsiasm is contagious CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. tO(!fly. It won't take much for 19) Your loved ones today will T7iy'I1 find you're the person who can ,uu to eu uie jump on your bandwagon once tie things tOgCtt)?r for them you blow the whistle. come up wih a profit. lj CANyER (June 21-July 2211% AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19) Posit ive attitude is important Break away from yot routine for you t od ay. If you go Into a today with physical or mental - situation knowing you can win, activities. You'll enjoy yourself you will. ::tre ard rcap l)(JuI)'Agfl) You're benefits I'ISCFS (Feb. 20-March 20) vri' persuasive today. One say to success iating There are excellent 01). the key perso n in a situation portunities for you to 11(2" cumulate gains today. He alert, and making him your ally. (ii or to (I*11d pat, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 reath .iwI1l) wake of the present-day crafts cxplosion,the idea may appeal the Curnt crop of young - - - - - 4.6 47 148 TAURUS (April 20-1%lay 20) 53 BUY ?.NYTHIN • today. The . it coming year. Interesting new Sprinkle with minced p,irsley minutes. Puree in an electric and serve with croutons. Makes blender. Stir in pumpkin servings. Adapted from a rec- SWISS the cup heavy cream Salt and pepper to taste Gently cook die onion in the \ S (let', salt Pt La, ING Hormones Against Chic Younn PLAYED THE BAGPIPES _J FOR rf -' ( iT SAYS HE H \. T WlrHOUT si'p ) LONGER ... 7-" BUTA COMMIrTEE 01= IRATE NEeGMBS POKED A HOLE IN HIS BAG . are.. I A D aa - Al tI_ '-"' JERR& LATE -D -" OLLYe-4OC uTrER _\\. - L - S JONSENSE) (S• \( STILL, 1ONE CAN'T 'N 13 E SURE, OF - COURSE NOT'4 F DI K6 •43 A ' .1 56 4 Arthritis DEAR DR. LAMB - Will you please tell me the difference between cortisone and ACTII? I - Lamb have taken both for arthritis and cortisone acts quicker but and sugar. " 'I .i1'l --' 1' .-. -fl • ir uy A(1 lasts longer. flow safe it is to take both? 1 a nd 1-3rd caps tout oil SUE 14-ounce can evaporated lemon color. Add oil and vanilla minutes. (If cake browns too GELLM\N'S CUPS silttd 12-ounce Filling flour flour; add cvaporatcd milk, place 1ie€t of foil on top.) Ikt poppyseed filling and nuts; beat stand on wire rack for 10 In can poppyseed Turn into a greased and Cool. On wax paper sift together 10-inch angellood cake pan and Sprinkle with confectioners' the flour, baking soda and salt. bake in 350-degree salt Ii Bonne and beat it) blend. Gently beat much toward end of baking, I cup finely chopped walnuts gently until batter is smooth. minutes. Loosen edges and 1 teaspoon 4 eggs 2 cups sugar and pepper Heat eggs slightly; add sugar oven until a cake tester inserted milk, undiluted 1 1 ~ teaspoons baking soda and salt and stir mous French cooking school, over er' low heat to melt the ",\ Cocotte." floured around tube and turn out. a preheated sugar. FAIRWAY MARKETS REDUCES MEAT PRICES, AGAIN'' I. ______ ______ PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., FEB 5 THRU FEB. 11, 1976 Last October 16, we made the bold decision to reduce most meat prices up to 40 per pound. we announce that we are reducing prices again, on Armour * Tostondor Western Beef, Armour Pork and most loading moat flow, products. Our meat buyer made an exceptional buy and we are pleased to pass along the savings to you our customer. - SAVE UP TO 80c ON OP WITH THE FRIENDLY FOLKS ARMOUR *,TISTINDER . AT 2690 S. ORLANDO AVE. (Do this in WESTERN REEF on the size of your sifter,, (;rtl• scoop Mix into a storage STORE HOURS MONDAY THRU SAT. 8.9 SIRLOIN SUNDAY 9To6 ___________________________________________ _____________ •j DULl rnonyana recipe. HOME-MIX PAN- -. - West orth East South 146 .f LL I 1 - il i GUARANTEED A LB. ONLY CENTER CUT STEAK NATURALLY TENDER ' diamond, cashed the king and ace of hearts, led a third heart ' failed if diamonds broke 8-1 will disappeir (luring cooking. but 8-I breaks are most tinS likely while 5-2 breaks occur some 30 per cent of the time l'ourasczint 11('U of the hatter onto a lightly oiled hot griddle --- 380 degrees if an electric utensil is used. Hake until P.Iss I& 1 0 0 0% bubbles break on top and the bottom sides are browned. Turn and brown other sides. Serve wi th pancake syrup. Makes 10 four-inch ;nediumthick pancakes, DINNER FOR SIX Seafood Cocktail Teri yaki Casserole Orange Compote CAS.SEROI.E 1 Boneless sirloin or top round steak (about l' pounds I 3 tablespoons ;';intit 'r vegetable oil 1 clove garlic, halved 1 large onion, sliced and separated into rings I la rge green pepper. halved, seeded and sliced I large J pepper. halved. seeded and sliced I large zucchini, tipped and sliced Ilargeyellcwsqua.s!i, tipped and sliced 2 p(*lnd muushiooms, shied I large carrot, pa red and cu t into thin sticks . cup soy sauce ';cup sake ot dr stk'rr , Radio City Station, New York, who write columns on these I DEAR DR. LAMB - Did you health information, read the know that you can remove a medical column. For hunting tick with Vasoline? I know and fishing information, read ________ ___________________________________________ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves f1V11©1 No, YOU MAY NOT DEDUCT LA ACT Vn2'c Is how I remove tha t column. ___________________________________________ themfromourdogs.oneo(my Also a lady wrote to me a bo ut friend's daug!ters got one on her head and they could only the treatment her folks used In get half of it out with tweezers Transylvania. They put a drop so they took her to the doctor of oil on the tick head and he and lie Just put Vasollne on it relaxed and was easily and removed the rest. I have removed. Sounds like your used It to remove both black treatment. I see no reason why and white ticks without any you couldn't use this method ii - II ..-,..I,.. .._I t . _._.. - .. 5 FM noodles, choked and (trained I Cut very ol d steak into very t h in slices 'with u sharp knife. heat oil with garlic until 'ir t in a lrge skillet; remove garlic; br, own beef quickly, a few piece,s ata time; remove. Add onion rinI.s; saute 2 min .\(1cl 4 WELL TRIMMED BLADE CUT CHOICE OL1VE LOAF, PIMENTO LOAF, T. Bone Steaks DUTCH LOAF, BAR-B.Q LOAF, OLD FASHIONED LOAF, BOLOGNA, COOKED SALAMI 1*85 $ BONELESS LB. $ BONELESS L95 BONELESS ROLLED BONELESS 14-1 $1*65 ROUND BONE Ye Strip SteakLB.$2*65 Shoulder Roast L B.$1e4 CALIFORNIA Lettuce HEAD MORE MEAT FOR YOUR MONEY WITH THESE REDUCED PRICES 29 FLORIDA 35c LB. Tomatoes MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 3 LBS. OR MORE LYKES SMOKED PORK Ground Chuck SLICED Picnic Shoulder 85c LB. LB. 95 C MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 3 LBS. OR MORE Cauliflower HEAD 69c Cubed Steaks WHOLE LB. 75c ARMOUR *MEATY LB. $ 1 45 Pork Spareribs TO 5 LBS. LB. 95 HILLSHIRE POLISH OR FROZEN SKINNED DEVEINED FRESH mushrooms LB. $ 1.09 Beef Livers SLICED LB. 68c Smoked ARMOUR * TESTENDER BONELESS IDAHO BAKING 10 To 12 LB. $ 1 .39 N.Y. Strips AVG. Potatoes 1 0 BAG LT :1 11 (111 AIJI 6 12 OZ. BOTTLES Busch Beer NO DEPOSIT $ 1• i HUNTS WHOLE OR STEWED Tomatoes 303 HUNTS 10 02. Instant Coffee to oz. 2.39 CANADA DRY Wiener, COPELAND SLICED Bologna QT. Sweet Peas 12 OZ. 6P Wesson Oil - so I A. 1... .. 30) 2402. LB. 72 07. 88 v ru t -."'U-- • LB. Catfish 79C FROZEN JUMBO LB. •• USDA GRADE A i Cutup or Spilt CAGLE'S PRIDE MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK sac I.B. ARTER LOIN . ,., fp$,J -, -: .... LB 58C .- . 1 2.98 Drumsticks ; 1, (. 98c %'_-'c ,Jç ........ I Breasts, Thighs LB. 'At - .r;,/1- a- Sea Trout 45C FRESH .4• ''"j 'r_•J_ , . ', , LB, 48 C i Whole - r IAV NNNNNI It i I ..:"' : 45C C Mixed Fryer 200Z. I HIND QUARTERS PKG. 3 FRONT QUARTERS CARL BUDDIG ALL VARIETIES 301 1.79 Parts I WINGS WOIBLETS LB. Chipped Meats PKG. 49C ____________ C FROZEN Cod Fillets '.. 68t SUNNYLAND FRESH Link Sausage Frog Legs r..,... _______________________________________________ J:1 T'ii:ii Econo Pack F VEGETABLE 1601 55 c .-" 59c Shasta Diet 12 01. CANS 7/99C FRESH $1.15 LB. ________________________________________________ RESH SEAFOOD LESEUER LOUIES SPAGHETTI Sauce WITHSSOOORDEP SOFT DRINKS KRAFTS Mayonnaise LB. 2.25 Baking Hens 6 01. 4/$ 1 Jamaica Cola 28 01. 6I99 SUNSHINE CRACKERS Choezits LIMIT TWO PACKS MAXWELL HOUSE 3/1 u' I.B. LYKES BEEF OR REGULAR ,%JJ P1 111:1 1 - $ 1e38 1 .38 Sausage LB. USDA INSPECTED PREMIUM WHOLE tables .;listen and have bright - LB. J tiles; adt) pepper slices, We. KEN.L RATION DETERGENT chini, vellow .squash, mushis OZ. $ Dog Food 6 CANS 1.39 rooms nd carrots: saute, stirFab ring cçnstantls, until vege. -------------------------' California Roast LB. $ 1 • 35 Top Round Steak LB. 1 85 Rump Roasts 1 59 GAL. PICKLES 85C LB. Chuck Roast UNDER BLADE London Broil FRESH SLICED 1/2 LB. 93c TO YOUR ORDER ALSO YELLOW AND WHITE AMERICAN CHEESES MOE'S KOSHER Tomato Paste "1 pound) -subjects are not necessarily heal th authorities. If you want ARMOUR * TESTENDER WESTERN BEEF LUNCH MEAT SALE YOUR n 1' tflblt5PO011S tom oil 1 CUP home Pancake Mix, see above In a medium mixing bowl, with a fork, beat egg just until y 11 and white are co mbined. Add r i ft and stir to blend. Add oil and Pancake Mix and stir until dry ingr ed ients are moistened ; di d l umps - they winning line. She won the first _ be cause th at S 99 an abbreviation for mentioned ticks. Since then i P1,1 2* Pass 4 Ni Pass 6* adrenocorticotroplc.hormone, have received several letters ['ass 5 A Massachusetts reader Pass Pit the hormone from the pituitary Suggesting ways of removing wants to know if there Is or 1, ening lead gland under the brain that ticks. ever was a rule th at allows a stimulates the adrenal cortex. - player with no ace - king. The hormone from the adrenal As you recall, I pointed out queen-jack or 10 to demand .i cortex is cortisone, So ACTI! that the preferred method was new deal Bridge teacher. Sally Johnstimulates your adrenal gland to grasp the tick by the head The answer is a decided no son of Westport, looked over When you play rubber bridge to prod u ce cortiso ne. The end andchestwltha pairof forceps the dummy happily Not only andpickupabadhandyouare result is about the same as long and gently pull on the tick until had she reached a good slam, stuck with it as you have a healthy adrenal it relaxed its Jaws and was but the play she intend ed to cortex that can respond to easily removed, adopt would be fine for (Do you have a question ACTH stimulation. teaching her advanced pupils. for the exports? Write "Ask I also rtved a page from a She could try for seven, the Jacobys' care of this h un ting and fishing column Th These hormones are useful in at would require a 3.3 club newspaper The Jacohys will recommending time break and a 3-1 or 2-2 trump answer individual questions selected cases of arthritis but honored methodthe of using a split. She hadn't bid seven so ii Stamped, Self-Addressed they are not indicated in many li ted cigarette envelopes are enclosed rho other cases. They help relieveghAlthough thisorisgasoline, widely she discarded that line Then there was the simple most interesting questions some of the problems from believed, line. Try to ruff two hearts. wil, be used in this column most medical arthrit is but do not cu ShewoukJruffonelOwaJ the and will receive ccipios ci re it. authorities think this is unwise Many people who take these last one high and be home JACOB V MODERN.) because of the possibility the medi cines and f eel great are tick may expel its infected misled because the disease may contents into the bite while It Is still be progressing In spite of still in the agonal throes f CARNIVAL by Dick Turner how they f eel, death, thereby infecting the ".....,, Those who want information PCrson.Tothereaderwhosent on theumatold arthritis can inc this column I can only say I send C cents for Th e Health base my recommendations on I Letter, Num be r 4-11. Enclose a up-to-date available medical I long, stamped, self-addressed texts and not what I read in the envelope for mailing. Address fishing and hunting columns by _ your letter to me In care of this non-medical writers. Good ail _ EVATO 1 newspaper, P.O. Box isi, h un ters and fishermen or those NY 10019. C' SA1ltt)AY REFRESHER 6 cheese, SANFORD All' CA 4 5-2 heart breaks Then she found the best and %F:sT VAST and carefully discarded dum*5 *764 my's second diamond. QIO73: 'This loser-on - loser play •QJIO •N98752 enabled her to cuff her last K 1032 LQ diamond with one of dummv'c sot_Ill low trumps and her last heirt K QJ 1098 with dummy's ace of trump and make her contract A6 Of course, it would have £9 Neither vulnerable DEAR HEADER - AC-1711 is Mountain Spotted Fever and . an Wednesday, Feb. 4,1976-5B _________________ Makes enough for 10 hatches of safely against all 4'3 and somu' ' ' ( A ________ _ PL-AyiN -- pancakes using the following Dr. NERES A STORY ASOJr I A MAN W4O SETA RECORC)J -. -- Lvening Herald, SgInford, FI POPPYSE.ED CAKE and simmer, covered, for 30 ipt. I)y, Lydia Pinoy Marshall minutes. Add the cream who runs New York City's fa- two or more 6atches, depending store in a cool, dry place. Stir WIN AT BRIDGE By LAWRENCE K LAMB, M.D HE .__.__ '---- =-- - container; cover tightly an. LtKIN.3. A L - ____________________ Into a large mixing bowl sift together the flour, ba king pow. 11% ()S%.%l.I) and J.%iI'S .It(()l1 5' - ---.-.- gently, covered, until potatoes ('ream or stock or both. are very tender - about 30 pan - LUEFU i, - yellowed. Add on 57 VA i the Mix each time before using. uLVTM 5- cheese and reheat th e soup; if tile potatoes and the stock; boil thicker than you like, add inore cheese to that Interests which you share are YOUR HIRTHOAV very rewarding Feb. 5, 1976 aspects are excellent in Ihforadefinitc upswing projects where you contribute your social aclk'ities this may 1-3rd cup grated hous&, and 1.11111A 1.11111AA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) people be coming yo ur Partnership situations look You'll be the loser if you If you like Concoct a batch of,-Homemade Pancake Mix, you may want to try the following recipe. Tested at our we found it produces •leIkiotIy tender griddle cakes are a lovely golden color. One of the joys of our oi kitchen is an electric griddle which one can hake pancakes, usually six at a time, with tue eat of ease. Th ere's no fuss, no about con. trolling the heat and the cakes never stick. If you are (ljc;lti;ui(.(I with the utensil you for baking griddle cages, we strongly recommend that you consider acquiring this w.r th whik. uiect' of equipment, HOME PANCAKE MIX 9 cups silted flour i cup baking IXJSkder 4' teaspoons salt 1 cup sugar would will 55 by Stoffcl & Heamdohl / families, very promising today. Do what don't link up. 51 '- ting together foul mixes at to'Ja, way. ..i - butter until it cup solid - pack you will probably finish. lie talent or time. 45 Oct. 24-Nov. 22) you start out to do SCOItPI0 What and quarter ed AssoclalM Prrss Food EAllor II-z quarts stock 25 yrars ago, along 1 pumpkin, with other "(LiN-it-yourwlf" and from a 16-ounce or larger "togetherness" pr ojec ts, putcan AbOUt goal. Watch the sparks ny! Don't let quilities size of a project frighten you. ____ ________ you do best -- -wlect a cum. thi today. - 42 43 44 Ih (i:(ILy 8EWWNONI - - 15 FOR - .- -5---- --5---- -5-- Get Back To Basics With Homemade Pancake Mix Forr Thursday. February 5. 1976 initiative are your dominant 35 5 4 I Leadership, judgment and petent ally and an ambitious range 37 Obeyed mountain II Direction rules stem 57 Epistles tab) 19 Summer (Fr) 38 Curve in road 20 Iowa college 39 Strike 55 Whout (Fr) 1 22 Canadian 41 Former Indian Russian rulers DOWN 23 Smash in 42 Distant t Musical 24 Against 43 Not any syllables 25 Rough tree 44 Love 2 Make muddy branch excessively 3 Lohengrin's 26 Wrongful act 46 Ma'd'i name bride 27 Walk ed upon 47 Method 4 Raise UP 28 Used hAtwøøn 5 mistreat climbers 50 Compass point 6 Drunkard 29 Hen products 51 Cut oft tree top ymjel DMV - -- uo-It-Yourself Mixes VVere Popular A Generation Ago -, --. 1 - 55 Analyst s lab) 10 Norwegian king 56 Hollow grass oiItç on a I CK wsrn - S P b _______1`4 Negative conjunction 20 Crevice 21 Took food 22 Gap beween peaks 23 Sew IOO5iPy 26 Mountain bridge framework 30 Girls name 31 Fish eggs 32 Equip 33 Depot lab) .34 Anget HOKUbLOrc L T, AIL QT - ARIES 011arch "I-April 19) 52 Pail played 53 Poker Stake servants THE BORN LOSER I - 14:. 1A IR Used by some 45 Fine line 49 Viands climbers 16 Utah Indian 17 Necritos lB Indentured _ A is range W() F - I Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1976 - - LB. 1.39 Y BEEF. i#.Jfr?.tt 41 'r' r. '.'.L4-..'".f')'-"t tL'& . ''J - '"l.'•.. -.'' • .•'.;:- - ) '"-"-.a. l•' A' ve'._. i,' 'AJ '' ( .-4.'. . 7 "4'1 .• - ...' ' '_." , .4a, - tb'.". , . i'' , !2,_ai.._. -& 'ri- :4•••.~,s... s't Vnollgt It - �s. -- -- - -- - - ._n-_ - - - ._r-___.- 1. fl_. r .... _= . - ..._y?_ - _ - = 3- .-!-- - - tt - ei __________________________________________ I J _____ 101 -PerQfkth iG _______ / / IN i _____________ AL ANON r I __ ___ i ' I ____ ___ Report ____ • _______ _____ ' . ----. ••- .....3.-( . ______ Hy - FetTuary meetings reflect - for hope - - weather. met at the ,,,.,. home' of Mrs. Charles and Wyman, heard -• - - .. - --- _____________________________ I-i ;rn oil ld -= - = = - --- - Pp,hxn --.-•-*----•-. 1372 4991 unturn apt electric heat. air. carpef, Stove I ref Adlt 1)05 3?? 2796 after 5 & wk nd% UP, One . Can Help DUPLEX-- furnished 1919 S French Wile PG. Box 1213 Santord, Florioa 37771 __________________________ British Colombia, A donation wis made : 'Penal Pennies" for Raiford -"' project Fkrida . — F - . the '. -. that time of year shen members c It 's deta 17 March establisMed ;IhtPd COfl Mrs. extensive - - - - ____________ Lt & - repo 3723153= -- Found - Very low - Dave PEAL TOPS Hrancn Office No of their chapter members to decorations br the annual %'alenfjn Cevnoa. Proceeth go table plans 9 Hall to be held Feb. 11 at $7.SOpereouptcandas'ajlablefrom EselynSerracs, Sue carpet __________________________ create attractive Jan M',ers or for a scenic boat thC WInter Park for ride montis Phone 373 1711 at bath, carport, Swimming pool. 1)90 month Dynamic Properties, I s V tlardwick, Broker, Deitona February LOST- Lady's biIlfOTd, In or near Park 'N Snop on Sanford Ave. A program on Japanese - --= flower arranging highlighted 6—Child Care the A2.AI,Ejt CIRCIi': meeting - ---at the home of Mrs. Lester A BABY'S WORLD Care for 'nfan,s toage 2 only Next to new Drivers' Smith, A number of membe ________ ___________ to Semlilole Youth Ranch. - at 3 LOTS. I50'zl?O', Wi 3 bedroom, REALTORS MS t.5th frame home '•' Zrjned MR2 53,j TO ACRES on E Plneway, 575000 _______ STUNNING 4 BEDROOM HOME- on an acre of land in town, Ecluipped kitchen, central heat - Call Sar,fctd's Sales Lc'acjer AT 322•2420 ANYTIME 3 BEDROOM.2 BATH Call after 5pm REALTORS MIS 3141 PARK Her Singing Debut NEW YORK IAPI Virginia summer since 1965, in suth modest as the last Graham, known as a good talk- playsas "Barefoot in the Park" Graham said yes. er that's how she became a and "Butterflies ,tre Free, " "It ss'as hard f6r New 2S45 you qual',= 323 8121 __ 9—Good time, :-li'S President Callista Euverard me to use ssashostessforthe CAMEI.LIA tarted acting en stage in Amr.crica, even ziftcr I tc,cik a becauc I'm an articulate per- present a program on "what full-page ad Variety with my son." But she got used to it and the Centennial Celebration Is of one, tw3 and threenighterL rave reviews." People still flow Ilflth it no problem. Stage All About." Pennies were It's also her first singing role. know her best from her "Girl fright never was a probiem. collected for the Raiford prison She's viewing it all with her Talk" show syndicated on TV in She's never had any stage project. customary verve and op. 188 cities from 1952-58, then fright since her first cheerful A business meeting at the timism. "The Virginia Graham Show" venture onto a stage, Z2t th. home of Mrs. Mabel Scott - = - Coun'ies, ______________________________ 6733 01' 322 0)62 - - Chicago at the age of a visit to Blue Springs Park. She doe't consider herself Mrs. E,C. t3ryngelson of the typical actress personality. DeLand spoke at the CAR never had to escape from NATION CIRCLE meeting at myself. Actors liV? SOfl)CbOdV the home of Mrs. Brandt else's character. They're basic- Ilillyard, and displayed how all' ahv and insecure, only start and a staghorn feru. existing' in the writing of someMembers will visit Daytona e. Th - ' bad ad li Beach College Horticulture native . gw that turn out never to happen, bodyhcardhertajkandaskedif allowed on talk shows." or whether you 're going to be a she could do it. TV should meet at 11:00 a.m. in came first. In "Irene," Miss Graham Neisner's parking lot. Graham, the wife uf says her ctwnes are a style "I have been driven by ambi- t)jnejrjn Hart)' Guttenbei-g whiebmakesynuwonder State World Gardening tion. I am not driven by aznbi- and fibother of a little daughter do you do after Chrrman Mrs. Arthur WL5h tion now. I must be working; who now has grown up and pre. wifl('S" has a Peterson spoke at the that is toy Now I'm Just seated the Guttenbergs with designer lIowe%'er, she 'O) CIRCLE meeting gown to slip into for excited to be doing something I two grandchildren, at the home of Mrs. David was living taking bows. haven't done before." on Long Island and giving occaAnd what happens after the Evans, She showed slides of the The blende talk-show sional after-luncheon talks at bows will be the same as what farming project sponsored by popular lecturer to women's women's clubs. The wife of a she has done CARE in Belize depicting how after the clubsandfrequentcl.a .jtyl0 TV executive heard her and modern machinery was UT)Miss nature. summer acting lesson, also had never Sawmeonatelethonandcalled hwn, a sure-fire producer of a c=k niethorts of the past. taken a singing lesson until and asked if I could do a TV standing ovation. After a buslne6s meeting at preparations for "Irene." Her show. %Vith a modesty never She talks about tho illnesses Mrs. Mary Vining's, the group teacher, she said, was all seen before in tht 20th century, she has will tour Leu Gardens in conic through, Mi I said yes. paredtashowherhowtc'.ta!k" Graham explains, throws in a February. her songs, "I'm going to be "Years later, a man I knew couple of wryly realistic lines Taken during a year abroad, singing every line. II you can had a summer theater and he about getting older that always slides depicting beauty spots In speak, you can sing." Miss had a play that an idiot could get a laugh and hits home with Europe and the British Isles ______________________________________ Graham has done sujnmer have done and he asked if I'd the main message make the were shown to the GARDENIA stock comedy roles every like to do it," With the same mct of whatever age you are, CIRCLE by Mrs. Gustave Ringwald at the home of Mrs. ' Kent Wilson. Frank Grant will be A LOVE GR4t4f ! htess of the February 19 meeting, when members will ______________ The February 18 meetIng will he at the home of Mrs. Ivan - Mrs. 4 - ..w'if?' i delivery at Blue Springs Park. Mrs. WW. DeI.ur>ea was hostess of the IRIS CIRCLE. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pell were guests, and Mr. Pell spoke of Florida, They presented each member with a bag of fruit. picnic * the Holy Land" was the program presented to the PERt WINKLI CIRCLE by Mrs. Rose Goetsch and Miss "F'Losers of This Valentines Day surprise your SPECIAL LOVE with a unique Valentine Dear Annie, YOu fill up my senses like a ItIgPI? in Ike fOrest, like a SIttpy come (i.zr.t-.cth I let's (ftuflk t our blue ocean, bke a walk In you fill up my Senses. ly me aga'n Love Johr 1"e raIn. Love' Rche,c, Tedd, Rear. "I LOVE YOU", foxy little thought, On 3 I -- - I can cover your Siding hOme With Roofing, Gutters 20 yrs. Exp Eagle Siding Cu 13)9543 WORK! Place a Classified Ad the Evening Herald today, tsr n'i ooc, CA[,,1 - - -- fl - - :_:;_ - - - ------ - Mrs. John Stessart. The circle voted to limit merntrshln :- - - - -- -- - - - - - - -- Exterior pressurecleaninq Beauty Care Supplies 60Of'fice 99 Was 58890 Now S6890 =-= - 9 PLuS PARTS -= —. Completely factory u' bull IBM - Clark Firm. 1)SO each 32) M6 - is Hwy. 436 - PAVTON5 CHILDREN'S WEAR Ph 322 1301 ___________________________ ____ = 51—Household Gnncf == -- - Casselberry, 17 92. 830 1206 3 - 1 Insulation Sl9E. Ferst,3fl 5742 _________________________ I KULP DECORATORS 109'' IS? 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Extra clean Reduced - to $ 348o 1 974 1972 THUNDERBIRD. Burgundy with runs 3488 like a dream.......................Reduced to burgundy roof. Greatcarfortheyoungex,cu,ve Full power Reduccdto -, 2888 1 971 I CADILLAC,4door, Light blue, Loadedandlowmileag,. B.eautifulcar............................................ Reduced to 1969 FORD GALAXIE. 2 door hardtop, automatic, powersteeringA.C.,goodtjre$,Astro,gcar -. 1 9.73 MERCURY COLONY PARK WAGONS. Filly equipped, including F.M. radio, luggage racks, 2 to choosefrom. Reduced to 1 CHEV. CAPRICE, 4 door sedan. All the O -.4-- - TAFFER REALTY Werepairandseryice STIflE MACHINE & - 98' -- - - - - - - - -- - -- - - -- - - - '1595 : 72 TOYOTA COROLLA 2DM 16.00, A C - 4 SPD PlEAT I : '1095 STATION A I AC - = POWER, RADIo, HEAT ! . 1 ' .1 DR.. '.• ONE -.- - - - -- - -; - -- -- - = - - - -- -- - - -- -- T- - -- --- -- $ 61 FORD GALAXIE. 7 OR HARDTOP A ( - [XT PA NICE S - ' "6 . ' .'..! "! I-,'" "I ,c?• ,. I ' 'i V' 'i' ',2 "/ AC, ,,'.i ; - ,,, .\ i 41'.e- J-cjtV ulx'' ' -! c;.F.C' - r #:-.s.'". , ' F v*4'..I, rk___,,1I - FIb,/ji 'r,,, p.,- * 't, '"t ';-'-f xy'c'V.' f- )'• '- '- '-_, 3__ ,sj43' '-': 1':r't '=-'p ' ? ti1 a. - 4),p' " 'j .kyl, ;. "./ '. ' I .. ,- ' ,$"r't;i V;xt AC, - MAO _j'x. * ,ist , ' ,, ' ,. , a - 1ir .. DATSUN 1 SPD , A C 4 FORD FALCON DR FIJIURA, A I CYLIN DEP i $4 IMPERIAL iIAROTOP - I DR MORE _- - - - =_ AC . 6 EXTRA NICE '395 - = . __ - - -uc= = . . . ., . 4/ I 7'>' It -' i- -_ - - ,, 1 295 - ' ., RADIO. '695 * - ______ 510 4 DR A a -. .., .' -'' - , 1- "J 'T £ r C CHEAPIEI 1% SPO, RADIO. HEAT EXTRA C,000 BUY BLUE - . 1i; ' U CAPRI 7 DR. COUPE, I SPO, HEATER PUNS FINE '895 - .n' -' -' ,# I p I - 4j-' '--''- "r 'a '1895 MANY ____________ ' -; f BEAUTY 11 PINTO ______ --- - coupt. '2595 V £" -" 1 Siu TATlOP4 WAGO#4, 1 SPD RADIO, HEAT = BEIGE A A( $995 PREVIOUS 01%'N[W • AI " '1295 73 TOYOTA HILUX I ''D , RADIO. HEAT I U L-' I -fr'a- "- - -.-- .' '"1, 7) DATSUN -'2 1 95 $3395 '.=" , J'.v- - iI.a't; '2195 A ( 'ii A .'.lDE TIRES, MAO WHEELS 71 TOYOTA HILUX A.T . A C . BUCKET SEATS. 13,700 #". -' -, j• RADIO, - - TRUCKS MILES AT OR. 70 MUSTANG ','ACH I A 1 '895 ' 5 4 510, '2595 SILVER. ONE OWNER ,:. %' 1J_ "-i WHEELS 5HPP 71 FORD HEAT ._1 - .-- .r .t,,_~ ,,A a - - CLEAN CORONA AT., RADIO & -.. a i?r C P' J31' ".4. ,' - - 73 DATSUN GRAN TORINO SPT. CPE., AT. AC. BEA'JTIFUL 'RUN XXX '2595 - 1 08° I ',',.SGON RADIAL '2395 73 CHEVROlET MONTE CARLO CPE. LANDAU A I - A C - AM FM RADIO 13 TOYOTA MARK II 5 'i $ tLS 1DM .4 SP EXTRA NICE FULL PO'i'.ER, 21.000 - '2195 CATALINA 4 DR HARDTOP A T ?.XO Mt A C - I (iLL PO,%'LP 13 OLDSMOBILE DELIA ROYAL 4 DR - .., ,, ' -* '-I..., 'a., - 1 73 FIAT I?! L SPORT COUPE. 1 SPO. A C A'.' FM. PAD. 27,000 Ml 71 AUDI '3195 RADiO & 9 - % ' , 13 DATSUN "l'QO CPE 1 500 HEATER SHARP' 74 PONTIAC • 3438 e*tras. I I - - EXTRA NICE 5 L - (' HEAT _. - - p2995 '3295 11 TOYOTA CORONA 'I DR , .4 SPD. RADIO, ___ t:-t _____ '2295 '2995 PRE..O WNED DOMESTICS 72 TOYOTA CORONA 1DM AUTO TRANS ,A C RADIO PlEAT ONE LOCAL OWNC U • .Reducedto . - ________ '2095 --.... .__•-'_ r '3195 12 TOYOTA LANOCRUISER 2 DR. HARDTOP. NEW TIR'S, . - "-1 I 7) AUDI FOX DR , IWO SUNROOF TIRES, 29.000 MI EXCELLENT COND, WHITE '1695 U S - - STATIOP4 WAGON ROTARY. A I A C. REAL NICE '3995 '2695 $ I 7 bdr. Fia. rm. 'enced yard, shade 114,000 or best I 377 1507 5 off er Owner ________________ SPRINKLER SYSTEM5 All types andlzn — t'hologvaphy by Mtjncjn C,tyrt 3488 ____________ WELLS DRILLED, PUMP SIZED TIMES XXX CLEAN, '2995 cylinder. Completely $ - -. Reduced to OLDS CUTLASS. 81u with blue vinyl roof. Loaded and ' flew hOuseS na rural area. No down i 4 8 t='(ewi Phone )1J6Ja _______________________ ;-- - -= 5 -= I ' _______________________ - - - WITH BLACK VINYL TOP. 73 TOYOTA COROLLA STATION WAGON, I SPD, A C 'iSOOD GRAIN TRIM Reduced to $7188 • - . an ad that will bring a fast sale. ______ Photography Air Conditloni 9 " -_- -- • * " Get 'Em WhiI * Lake Mary 1'7I - --- _____ _______________ PET kEST INN Boarding &=&roomin 'h 372 1057 — _________________ Rmdling Additions Custom Work Licensed, Bonced Free estimate 373 60)9 ________ --- 7) TOYOTA LANDCRUISER 1 DQ STATION WAGON. OVER • U • Days- 337 6173 Nigitt-=3fl7)S? 1 97 - Carpentry estimates, call Carl 5 ST.JOHNSREALTYCO, I BROKERS -i--- Pet Care For free WeaiilSlaleBrokcrl7lO4iO 373 7995 37? 0719 377 714$ 7 MERCURY COMET, 4 door. Economy 6 equipped including A.T., P.S., AC, . _____________ ___ -- . . LINCOLN TOWN COUPE. Beautilu! light green with dark green Inter br, vinyltop. Full power, ,.' ;'t'- "1.-c .. -.-s' ,.- er - - _i -.. T'• - 'r'.,-:; ' .. .. 74 MAZDA $4395 72 TOYOTA COROLLA STATION WAGON.AIJTO TRANS A C RADiO.? TO CHOOSE FRO'.' • I R Upholstering Pest Control Patching 5 Terms WITT REALTY 0707 AIltypesoflawncr, trash removing, heavy hauling, ___________________ 97 _____________________ ___________________________ JIM'S HOME INPROVEFAEHT SEP ________________________ ART IIROWPI PEST COil !I'(UL KEEP WARM Replace your old 7567 Park Dr,JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more 32'? efficient awning or tingle hung ___________________________ windows. 131 9974 e'ntral Heat & . 1975 I and down payment negotiable UpholsterIng Donna Canada, 322 — ______ S TOYOTA LANOCRUISER 73 TOYOTA CELICA S T I SPO TRANS. A C , WHITE • i;.. 5 3:2 , .'.' _____ - ______ onMellonville Ave 17.910 BackHoe Service 37= 4743 - U I - 71 2 DR HARDTOP, WIDE WHEELS, NEW TIRES. MINT (0940 '3795 CAR SPECIALS USED 5 I BUY for Iuture home. Excellent Land CleCring, fill dirt, clay, rock. Alterations DressmaKsng ladles', 4ll kinds of digging Housetrall,rs men's, chiidr. Drape-i) QuIlts, Stored & moved 37291I7 Home Improvements ' 74 TOYOTA CORONA S jf I ______ "4' PREOWNED IMPORTS 4 WHEEL DRIVE STATION WAGON, I SPO TRANS. AC RADIO, NEW CONDITION • 14J(EFRONT. 7 Acre plui RURAL ESIDENTIAL. 2 Story C.B. and Brick 4 BR, 3 baths, large swImming pool. 170,100 - Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, lOp SOIl. 3fl5943. - A CAR U , . .' ' Free estimate's c ..f I : Call Bart - i':' SA VE AS NEVER POSSIBLE BEFORE Pert Blue Lustre Electrc (arp,- t Shampo'rfor only SI O p.r 1i (AR POLLS IIRNI T(IIQ[ AND DOLLARS, TOO, AT I - - '3 ,, .'t'-,.. V , 500 HWY. 17 - 92 JUST NORTH OF 436 PH. 834-5900 Rent SAVE THOSE NICKELS AND DIMES S - ECONOMY TOYOTA CASSELBERRY U ARE YOU' - .rf, '. 7- - 64-Equipment for I',' SPECIALS ________________________________ ___________________________ CONTRACTOR - S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford. Kubota, Pettibone Sales. Rental, Service 417 Magoolia Avenue ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 831 1341 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY for ___________ Catsetberry Phone 873 944) -. , - -- THAT WILL NICKEL AND DIME YOU TO DEATH? "SELL," so the price is reduced under $ll, anci looking an offer on VA, FHA,or Conventional linancing We're ready NOW -- - Mc V U ' .*; :- - or expansion, Owner says construction, labor & materials. I"blown,ksg ft., 6"blown,tOc sq tt; 9". l2c. 3' blts. 1?c and 6". flc EIi%tinghomes,=1"blown. llc. 6''. 13c Free i'st,matp 571 1511 -, - i;'... - C;_ - -=-- HOTLINE FOR VALENTINE LOVE LINES JI? 16)1 r 9)1 99J WHY BUY -, , -. - • -: -'--',-'-_.: i- 3 -, ,.c'-.,P. •-,..= _ _ ' -Va • _____________________________ PRE-OWNED TOYOJM We have not been abl. to sell this reconditioned house In Sunland for 519.500 3 Bedrooms, only 1 bath. but one of the largest lots in the subolvislon for your pool, garden __________________________ .RiVE 194 TV cIRVICE -- Save 25 pcI. on heating & air On ditioning. Insulate how New HAUL INC Trash Removal, Building Cleanup, Yard Work. PeaundbIC Plaster _____________ Frankly Speaking Radio & TV — TqWER's BEAUTY SALON (lcrmrly Harriett's Beauty Nootu I Oil Burner Cleaning & Servlc,. 74 HOur Service Dykes HeatIng I Air CondItIoning, 322 8877 - - '-. .7 . -_________ '.i, -,,' r(E-f--- I Room to breathe. $25,000. HAROLD hALL REALTY. ['SI TOP. 121 - 8)1-7100 Tractors& Heavy Equipment Gifts. Knits, Christening Gowns. = "I- .' rAl I flIfll flIIDSJC 63A— FREE GIFTWRAPPING All Baby --_- - -------- --- . - 62—I_awn-Garden 307 E. 1st St Dn?own 372 9111 .-= ' Chrysler Plymouth _______________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER 3óIOHiawatha LLu.:- - • Selectric and IBM Executive typewrters you _________________________ - - - mos no Individual, BuSiness H*y 1792 at Five Paints Phone 372 Hauling I cW"a'i rI4rxJiv',Iy r,'.awet. All Tm.i ,itrit you expect c't a l,jsury ci' Yamaha I onr Organ, 3 old, soo or ta e o-,cr payments of 179 44 mc) 323 872) *___________________________ Sale -= - r.eedle position sing macfine artci cabinet Pay balance of 17? or I? payments of 16 50 See at _____-_________ yard with country atmosphere qualifying to LOW equity & assume 171,300 VA mortgage at 7 pci mt PH anytime 365 6260 ____________________________ Have Some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a CIassilieci Ad in The Herald. Call 377 2611 or 83) 9193 and a friendly ad visor will help Williams Accounnj Income Tax Returns - --- ALA CLEANS ALL _______________ ___________________ ....... P%,DeO, Pq4tJtM 5at idiC •i?'i maiciu.eg ?a s',l mc','. 564? lij'u"cus w*4',,.v Iii's tat lIt you 1fTy •t yoijr e. carry RURAL HOMESITE- Wooded, selling OVIE DO Owner 3 bedroom, 7 bath Spanist. style Income Tax Serv. Rentals '-.4 price Buy of the Week' - fl Pastery Mien for Danish and Sweet Rolls, bread mixer, experienced only to apply 372 7596 SemInole Need help on that Saturday lob? Bakery Paneling, 000rs, wJnd hungs, concretework, etc 6ylhehr, by tile lob. I UP go home, central alr.heat, fenced - for advancement An A Plus lead program AVAILABLE $135$)5o Color TV -= - ________________________ Outstanding opportunity ----- = . 43-Lots-Acreage 131 8772 oticnr WE OFFER: _-- ---------.- interior--and a potentially AR nEAT i'O AND WATI- P CATION YrSTE,'.'S Call It- I Genii,: 305 3?) 3m alum SQtfit SyStem Also & MOVES MOUNTAINS OfMerchandlwEveryDay Try One! MaI.mqulst was the hostess. lJnfurn, Idtal location. ReMonabl, " The February 18 meeting will be at the home of Mrs. J. 3)—Apartments Furnished Vincent O'Connors. __________________ Larry Loadholz, County Clean I bedroom apt., Iight, water .ldtlti. $99.50. 3372794 after agricultural agent, spoke to he S eves. & wk nds. POINSE1'TIA CIRCLE on - I Me'c -iandise 59-.,iCal HWY46FLEAMARKET On HIghway 16. Sanford __________ - commercial property for this " ______________________ CLASSIFIED AVERTISING 113.4 up-1&IdR, all G.E. kitchen, 1mm. Oct. FranklIn Arms Apis, 1120 Fla. Aye, TUNE '75 Irrperial Iearon - or )O-APartmentsUr,furnish - save — Evening Herald VALEPTlP4E LOVE LINE S )22-76Ilor 931 9993 Where else can you Intl a 16'x7S' Florida room -- a maintenance _________________________________________________________________________________________ Ambitious High School Graduate better In good health Agretsive -- 127,500 _________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________ ______ THESE CARSON SALE ONE DAY ONLY I I _______ crystal, radios, $ tracks, many other items month Phone 373 7062 ___________________________ Located In Sorrento, Ofl Pa acres. air conditioned, carpet, fenced, OR, 19,100. 901 383 9050 Retire In The Tropics! A PHONE CALL A 4 t06;30p.m.andllsurs,Fth,S,II am I p.m 6 OR 8 CYLINDER --------- -. to 16 truck loads to sell. This auction for people wtto want to WOOd or %tecl desks lexecutive desk or make money. We sell by & chairs. secretarial cie% & the piece, dozen, gross, or chairs, straight chairs, filing truckload, All types of goods, cabinCtS, as is. Cash and eweiry, food items. bric a brac, NOLL'S _________________________ _______________ 629 ACT TODAY! TO INSURE REALTY 577-I NORTH Nurses; RN's, IPH's; Aides' Aide Companion; Needed immedlately TraInIng by Professionals nntivcs Daily Double ---------_.. ,AUCTION Every Friday 12 Noon S900andassumepaymentsof$17i -- ----- --- - --- Call Toyota Corona 4 dOOr, air. rado Take over payments 377 5098, Furniture ______________ _____ i' for _________________________ completely set up with patio and awning in brand new adult park. crnlr.il ic, 520.900 REALTOR 313 ________________ IF YOU AR E: I bedroom, I Opportunity for preferred. Call 322 1651 - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 2 flew lovble wide, fully set up in TOMATOSTAKES BUY-SELL--TRADE quiet adult park Central aIr, 393 394=1 after 5 p m 311 315 C F est St 377 5472 ___________________________________ screened room. CarpOrts and ___________________________ Skirts 14.000 under tnice No' STOP & LOOK for the display ad dealers, pleas., Phone 373 6051 or announcing the opening of San Assu me Payme nts 130000i Nights phone 6793549 ford's newest and unusual Cactus central ar $35. 500 ________________ local manager. 32) 0031 or 571 _)159 - dividuals 1 Pars. 3 oom pool home, Iamiy room with fireplace, HA ROLL) HALL Security Guarci- Full time, Lake Mary area. Mature, licensed in- I" 11195 - -- 3 Speed Girl's Bike Practically New. $45 Kitl'u,'n n,iltiroom Cabinets, Counter tops, S.nks Installation available. Bud Cabell. 3729052 anytime, CREGORYMOBILEHOMES 390) Orlando Drive Sanford,)?) 5700 On Rvi'n . ack interir', extra good gas mileage Dealer I- Excellent - come. . ______________ Honda Civic, I speed, Silver with -' - . 323.7340 We Buy = 58-Bicycles -- 50—lv4.iscellaneous call 679 1569. Call 323.5774 o 3 & 1 Year Leases Hwy. l7.t7Acroi ________________________________ _____ 37)-1670or 131.9777 turn Only $2.00 for 20 words and 41 cents for each extra line and a DEPOSIT. 322.2090 _______ Morn- Thank you lr all the litll things you do ea:h dab. Happy valentine's Day. Love Your Children; Don, Sue. jim Sf __________ ___________ jCHOOL BUS. 943 International, '2' YOU NAME IT, I BUY IT SANFORD AUCTION ________ Merchandise _______ == 15YR,FHAFIPIAPICIPIG On Ravcnrsa Park, 3 hetftoom, bath, only 127.950 NO SECURITY arrangements to add to your famuty income - - - AT 3222420 ANYTIME _______________________ Call 323-5774 - - engine blown, bOdy & interior srcrsft '77, Mefor I'onie, 24 good, 1750. as is 372 3195 Fiberglas, International Chassis, , ________________________________ 11,000 miles, excellent cond. May 196.3 Dodge pick up, ~ ton, new e' seen at Lake Monroe Park s, c$er, large bed, 1100 Phone 172 Play 1797 St iobns Bridrp'l Any Quontity HOLL' Casselrerry. hwy 11 92 9)0 120 -- - -- --- 32'? 596) ______________________ __________________________________ Cell "Santorci' Sales Leader" For PrOfessijI Prompt Service! Call Sanford's Sales Leaaer skirting, awning, On ldyllwilde executive 3 story. bedroom, baths, formal dining . FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED placeto live. cartodrlve,a job, 0' some service you have need -cal all our want ads every - 1 & 2 Rdrm. _________ )ct $7 97&xI, Long*ood 171 ui5lQnr *34 4605 - 79—Trucks-Trailers --= --- _____________________________ WAPIT TO SELL OR P [NT' --i Hillcrest 1?60, 7 bedroom, central air. carpt. excellent condition Offered by Savings & Loa.' 163.1' p'r month, Phone 373105) or 1300009, nights 7i. Professionally Maaqed __________________________ _L = Call 3235774 Large Chico & The Man 150; 61W. from from -=-° ----- Home of BPP Warrisntcci Hmr 327 fl9 ________________________ ______________________ 5ANFORD Peg Real Estate Broker 701 Commercial JOHN KRIDER,ASSOc, 373-3)76 107W CommercIal necallcoold%tart youon a new Phone3fl 79$) Snfo Davis OnFebruaryl9thegroupwlu - 1 W. Garnett White - $l.,SOO 3770880 125 1505W. 25th __________________________________ -WE SELL SUCCESS-- flower arrangemert.3 to the FOR APPOINTMENT hOLLY CIRCLE meeting at the AND homeo(Mrs. AnthonylVa. PERSONAL INTERVIEW Mrs. Davis is a senior professor s Mr Hill at the Sheraton Sanlord of the Ikebono Institute, Inn, I 11 46, Wed, Feb. 4, from . *'?. Kenneth FROM Call Fashion ow Director for Saran Coventry. Act no Investment 12; ?9A 3210041 Apartments trot Apollo, Dodge 4.10 er.qii.e. ioy. mileeje. t! '(" tramp 373 45(1' mornings. __________________________ ____________________________ Realty Stenst'rom EXTRAS INCLUDED'! CALL US, YOU'LL BE SURPRISEDII MLS REALTORS bath, carpet, kitchen equipped Immediate occupancy 119,500 Bank _________________________ fInancing available, 373- family room, fireplau'. 159.900 7Off'ce.sattacrieci Warebc.use truck height. Large fenced outside storage Central loca 'ion BAKER- Experienced pastry maker or bread mlxtr. Saiary Open. Lundblom. ':. - and Skilli are needed here Nice posItion. Salary open. SECURITY- Mature, resnsibte people needeci with previous military backgrounci Patio BLAIR AGENCY 3166 I Make offer. Ph. days 3fl eves. 3734791. =- • 515; Servict, all makes HERBS' TV 1?') rnch, 311 1711 ________________________________ - HANDY MAN'S DREAM- 3 STUDIO 1,2. 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM - DES!PE - WE HAVE THE POSITIONS propriate for planting new. ' )'oIR IITTI.t FEE .IGEIS'cr inmanyaresofOrIanØ and West Palm Beach, with outstanding opportunity for aci Vancement, IF YOU HAVE TI-fE The HEAThER CIRCLE heard a report from Mrs. Samuel It.atz on transplanting and pruning trees and shrubs, and the t)es of flors a * 600 Sq 100 N Maple )73 832) or 312 openings hear Sid Porter. t Luxury -= -- - With Radio, $1,095 __________________________ 3?? 21)9 ody ______________________________ aggressive career minded man in this area We have key man INT - 37—Business Buy Fnr ncei fLm,Iit. tOOlS. Cli,. u.f • -- 1' .'t,,i .arry's Mart, 215 SarWorci Ave, _____________________________ Garage Sales _____________________ Sunlanci- 3 BR cement block, I ardens = Top sales organization needs WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' - .15 - WILL YOU EARN 5$ Your ShareS$ IN 1976? WOULD YOU LIKE TO? - . 117W Is'S' Sanford 1970 VOLKSWAGEI'4 FAST BACK — — ________________________ - Color lv's - ___________ If you have a lob and good credit, we can move you Into a one. Iwo, or three bedroom garden home' REDUCED Sanford Paola-6 acres. S acre orange grove. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cm H A Oerr 37)0157 ______ _________________ no Real Estate Broker 1205? - - Peg literature P.O. Bow 10. Osle'en, I Fl.i 37761 3726077. 18—Hoip Wanted i NEW 3 bedroom. 2 bath, central heat, air. 57.000 down, 1706 per _month._)n nv. - 3725611 Attir tIes 372 7757 _________________________ ----- KOVE ESTATES- Nw SwIm, in do it," says Miss Graham, now Another series of Virginia 58, ofthe38citiesin6OJanuary Graham TV interviews titled andFebeuaryda)'sinwhjchshe "Famous Faces" is under is playing the title role in sideration now. And Miss Gra. "Irene." ham would like sometime She cx not tt wn .e!s,tlk"Woman )Dungerynu're worried about a 'lk' fl1flt, rurralsingchildren. or She got into acting the sane =- 68-Wanted to - -= - -____________- P4EVI high quality hOmes with only TOK EN DOWN PAYMENT' You can't afford to rent wten we can make ownership thiS easyl Residential & Business Free t'mate= Blitz Clean. 373 RAYMOP4DM BALL 35—.Ibile Home L.cts 7g—Mtorcycles - p.m Minlature.Male 70 37' Winnebago Motor Homt Low mIleage, excellent cordutlo.- ?928 Hwy 17 92 bedroom cc'i crete 2 block, excellent condition; no city taxes, by owrr 372 6620 3 BR, Ii bath. wall wall carpeting, I assume mtg 793$ fl,7Q Empire Place. Sanford II? 1711. Sanford Av - '.RadicSfero -- - - - 47-Real Estate Wanted -- '4 VlCE RE YOND TiE CONTRACT' NO GIVE AWAYS, NOGIMMICKS LOW LOW INTEREST RATES DUPLEX- Florida room. l00'x)SO lot, trees. Near Sanford, 373 93)6 BALL REALTY - --- NAVELORANGES.17508U on -- Eat - hnw she - Things to srIl built modern homes 7 BR. $19. 500, 3 BR, 173.500 BROKER CO OP = Bedroom mobile home With- d ctitional room, large fenced yard ,SI IS mo 32) 789 - Fruit For Sale Call before lOam or alter 3 pm 377 8841 Mrs. Herbert Roes as hostess. = --- . - - - ______ - wo Homes .j_.(s,t,jle WlI(k. . SemInole & Volusia PARK -',,r 37 399; 1'if program, child for as 10* as 1? per WCC9.. if meeting, - -isitonher(stthatertj' government care 1'24 bedroom, 7 bath, fireplace. 37) 1172 evenIngs '= 1964 0105 CUTLASS GOOD CONDITION Phone 3fl 4397 'ichange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 109 - - . Ev 372061? or 372 1517 ., _____________________- Kids outgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell these idle Items Wilt a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly Classifiedgal at The , or 131 999). Herôlci, )fl with it conditioned Ba'teries. 117.95 175 mate, II - Garage Sale, We-a , Thums FrI. 480 Diane Cirde, Casseltxrry (Lake Kdtbryn WO'cJl E vCrything SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate I reg., . -'--- wl built home You'll fall in lOve month SCHUREPI REALTY. Realtors 372 1)02 License Bureau 372=6445. had made under the guidance of Mrs. Kenneth )avis, professor of the Ikebono Institute. '}1er 1' will be the theme of the February with and air conditioned, completely furnished 115.500 DynamIc Properties, S V Harciwick. Transportation Concord self contaned trat' traIler, 51.600. Ph 32'? iia after INC TV 1961 Pontiac Tempest, 7dr hardtop, new paint, V 0, auto, chrome 17 vw engine, 1S00 cc. good revers,j wheels. G 60 tires rear, :ondition, needs generator. $200 new dual rehaust, 65.000 mites Irm. $04 Sunland Drive. 5700 Ph. 373 $117 -Jws.redJJuekl I veiiicie's RKç _________________________ lI-PT STORE IT, SELL IT with a OW cost ClassIfied Ad. That's a Classified Ad' = =------ - -- 80—Autos for Sale the Classified Ads every dly _____________ I climate ccitrol 153,900. DELTONA- A real shwpIace. I - -- 000ci home With children MOONEY APPLIANCES323 0691 covered. Corn- _____________________________ property. Reasonable terms Offers con- Must Sell--- Large chest typefree:er, like new, 1175 firm .Sce anytime Sidered Call Tilusville. 269 eu; ___________________________________ I P m. at 7119 Cedar Ave. WE HAVE from Ito 70 acres, near Refrigerator, Dryer, Good terms. Discount for Bu ------- . .. -BedsandflIhwah p..r (flux or -Phone 372269) mobilehomeorhomeconstruction 3 UP. I bath. COrn(letCly lurnshed. ar ='r'rt tented. fruit trees. 'u-I C.i' n 371 0471 70? E ?Sln 37) 7837 OSTEN-T Bedroom 5143 per . & __________________________ 8, and Sun 9 4. Free female puppy, needs - 1977 Ford Courier lSpeedwIfhTopper 11.600 377 3174 PARTS & ________________________________________ Make your Budget go further, Uic -=---- 79—Trucks-Trailers - Movielanj Drive KEP4F.ORE WA HER, parts, HAL CO BE RI ssith other A LITTLE SALESMV4 PINt Dtacx, 53— 3222420 ANYTIME AT 9675520. ______________________________ Sch u ren Rea1 st Opened--AUTO - SUPPLIES, 3)08 Sanford Ave )fl 3647 Open? Days. Mon -Sat , 7 30 in Theatre, Soul 1, 92 Phone 327 1716 "vi. tree __________ and luke over 1175 do 76—Auto Parts SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET owse bedroom home *ith super plush TERRY REALTY. REALTOM. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN carpetIng Y.itch'n fully equipped. 478 Ofl 644 1006 Paneled flimlitu room, ChaIn link _________________________ fence low down-- NO CLOSING 3 BeautIful lots wIth 24 fruIt trees, Fisher Stereo FM. Color Console COST! 573,950, 135 Alma Ave E=V. Foster. Lake TV Black & White Portable, Call Sanforci Sates Ieeer Mary, )72U4. Speakers, all SizeS 3flO0. permonthpaymenson3eroom you can assume this eiisling mortgage? Extra large lot, fenced Completely relurbShecl 1 bedrOOm. In rear yard, close to everything, I bath, frame riorne 115,500 central heal air 525 ("CO 5771, previous board meeting. LOST Carrie Blue Terrier grayish - - - High, dry, WEOUCED 11,550 FOR AN 322.7643 COMMERCIAL 3 Bedroom, 1 bath. wôIl to wall carpet, central heat air. Florida room kitchc. muippc%J, fenced backyard, IllS Surity deposit. ON PRETTY STREET- lhit lovely HAROLD HALL REALTY, j home in ldyllwllde is in excellent PEAL TOP. 37) neIghborhood Privacy fence. _____________________________ Earle Home of BPP Warranted Homes PRICE REDUCED ANOTHEP -- BATEMAN C. -= - =- enIng Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. ______________ I _______________ tiuue tyone can be a ¶c'ller or a buye 1 charge. All admitted free. Con every Sunday 9 to 3 at ft emales, 550; males. 1-65: See Inytime alter 4 p-rn at 21)9 Cedar '..1.teb1r 6.47 1611, C 3210041 Stenstrom Realty carpeted. Stove .sr, garage, fenced yard Lines in The Evening Herald 377 7611 or 83) 9991 honey for MOSSIE o munity water in J - MLS REALTORS I Unfurnished Brom, bath, 3 Via YoJrVjtlentineLo Brown gave an Sigma Phi are on the - TELL THE WHOLE TOWN Zoo. President - 32HoUses - na rar,e. ping 577.500 PT 11)11 Terriers, 100 point dinette Set, - _________________ = == 2611 nr 931 9993 TIRED OF HUSTLE, BUSTLE? Here's an easy livIng 7 bedroom condo, near shopping and nestled under beaui'l'. Shade tre = envrai "' •-'. A Iuct.si.500 ii=i.x,v i p down town and Sop 'v-.vvci.i 52-Applianccs A small Classified Ad brings big returns Try one and see Call 372 excellent condition Price reduced to 5)7,500. ôi, ''"'''''•'' ______ :c I a. - - -•".': , ..- after 24 His. 2017 c r o Far hrn,,. .n ,&ell I- I dark brown With I bedutlful leather padded chairs. 1150 firm, Several Oth&r items some tig Call rnod-nint3s only. 3?) - -'='---'.: - ____ bedspread, 1150 lirm qrod, 2700 ' •Iev., highest point In area. Scenic views. A producing oil well within I mile. MuI sell. per acre. Call 671 6750 5:30 pm. _________________________________ Stenstrom Realty 32394 10 ---.--'-',.-. Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1974-78 Bróyhill couch. white, own and gold velvet. 6 months o!d, $l.000new, IdSOfirm. 3 pc 50 year old maple bedroom Suite. orlflal tag on mattresses, like flew. see to appreciate; King Site (J and ObOorQ with matching _____________ _______________________________ 10 Acres, N.E. Tennessee, Level ® Want to move intO art impeccable home? See this like new 3 BR On big lot. Fenced, central heat. carpet Only 1i3,S00. p NOT MANY LIKE THIS- cx well cared (pr 3 ccpteonatiy ______________________ hostess for AS1'F.R CIII. Cl.E. - V AL ENTINE Therapy Mrs. Everett Cruinbaker -- - - Public Notices Garden of FFGC. On prison, a * _____________________________ eJ53 OI1. ' flñutifuI wide mobile home, fenced pture, large garden reads' to plant Sell or trade for motor home travel trailer. Located off or Wilson R. at Paola, E. of Wilson School, follow sign. 373 -- I Reasonable rent 365 317) anytime ___________________________ - lot Orlando home, Sf1 PVICL hi vor.O Ttlr rØPTIIAcT - Un Oi arc - -==,__3,- -'-=5= - - _____________________________________ - - 51T°!! Goods ________ 1.? Acres. 12 lotS, new 24' x 41',dbl 3 OP, ?rMh, DONT MISS TtIIS Home of OPP Warranted Homes it-st 4 BR. 2 bath buy in Sanford, yrs new, cintral air, carpet, EXECUTIVE LIVING-- 3 Ut'droom garage, on big lot. sn,coo central heat air, kitchen equipped, breakfast bar, car. 4 - Shaded -- REAL TOP 322-6457 vnint to _____ I ___________________________ p 1496, 372 _____________ . -- ____________________---- .•,•..w. n- 191.4 377 1959, 372 1161 -- 3?) _. ___ WALKER Central ilorid.is MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR - ----- t3rge 1213 1016 ___________________________ JOHNNY GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL USIAI h. INC UnIt apartment I holding includ'ng 2 efficiencies 5lc price, 556.750 C.ill for details ____________________________ 31A-ipIeXes PEAL TOPS 6I3 -.. c'ualifylflQ INCOME- 6 =—= - PROBLEM Ned l0 No 2aymefl'S oAèee --- Blvd canfnrcg 11 Di' __________________________________________ ACEDWlTHA DRINKING to the bit - ____________ a by travelogue presented -- decorated home. cen ral ht a. fireplace. attic fan. new Ilnorir.q ___________ TELL HER YOU LOVE HER VIA VALENTINE LOVE LINES in The Evening Herald Call 372 2611 or 131 9993 j & take over - *— _______________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. equipped. tflCO5('d standing landscaPing Only SI.S0O oni.n 'pacious gara - SunI,,nd Drive-- lenu'd • garage. out pool priviteqes, utilltle furnished Adult 5176 373 797* 170 up for the bath, 7 t,iock, recreational atimenities, plil kit(hCfl arran.iement, bedroom 105 N i Bedroom SAN LANTA- 3 BR, 2 baths, corner lot FtIA financing. s1e, STATELY old 2 slory, beautifully Drive. ARE The AMARYU,IS CIRCLE - ¶ warmer i I — YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll BAMBOO COVE APTS One bedroom apartments, Free. 6-41 2027 "We Care"furnied or unfurnithed Newly marked the January meetings i of the Circles of the Garden I - AdUII%Oflly Bedrooms. 2545 Park N?naIly bnon Preduction Cu lnnkino fnr freth new talent Cell 472 4-491 today. I 2 PARk AVENUE MOBILE PARK Singers %CXETf GENE H, Herald Correspornknt . A wide variety of activities — br p / — __ HIDDEN LAKE -- __________ ________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I OVIEDO-- Five bedroom, 2 I older home. even a barrrcn'. s(reerwj smmflQ ol. Ofi 0cr arri 5i?,5) r SOUTH PINECR ES 1 3 OR. 2 bath Owner moving out of st.ite 175.000. lW000MERE- 3 Split bedroom plan. central heat air, lots and lots 0, extras. 124.0CC .fl6VLjnd ________ •;;/' _____ - -___ 41-Houses _________________________________________________________________________________________________ * * __________ I 41-Houses )*- — - - ________ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS For further information call 423 4.517 of wrle Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0= Box 553. S.inlord, Fla 32771 ______________ 41-Houses ror families or friends of problem ___________ _________ ________ __________ ______ _______________ ---- 323 1930 _______________ / - YOUR FAMILY? - ' = _____________ * == _______________________________________________________________________________________________ trailer apts. Adult I family park Weekly. 351% Hwy 1792, Sanford ___ '4Hoje Esta?e _______________ SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3, bdroo ________________________ iS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM - Real - - _____________________ / ___ 3i—Apirimenfs Furnisheci ___ - -........ - r' ----". I __'P'V''3- .-3'i - .." '.-." ' '. ... - •' -- - - 'a.ai ,jP'.5I. , ., ,-',;';;, ,*I,, '1-' t?'fj ' 'i" c4- I , .. �_ _ cr- _. -Z - . _ - ------- _______ - - ----r cr::Y _________ - -._W- r--- - ........ -.,__..,.... ...- . ___ I _ .. .-. ~. , :z.- .. I 1 -4 '_- - - .1 _%*--, -_:I_- I _ # -- A ._ ~ ~ -. :I . - . - O D— Evening Sanford, Fl. - Herald, '' -"-'--- - - - - -- - -. -- -: - - - - - -. • • .' - L.. Wedr.uday, Feb. 4, 1976 _______ -, -, r - rr e. a _n 7 _~__ - _ _'__ I. — i I NV0000-6= A,VE 7,%,%,wA%.,,,,-.,,~ &`s"1. - ' Juiii a r LL l-..:•, 68th Year, No, 143—Thursday, February 5, 1976 ::q::t..ii r . — Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 1_ -. -'. % HARVEST FRESH TANGERINES OR TEMPLE D .11 C UflDTEIIIII1 pEOfl 8 EEF rBUSCH 7 BEER FOR Limit 2 w/$S.00 or more purchase •*cI. cigs. W-D BRAND NON-BASTED 0% - PlC. c LB I I JIVI li I /-,•'. A Ith ',;;.1'i',, U a V U% I - I IP BYAUDIEMURPIIY Herald Staff Wrifr 1 - I I I I I ssssss -- C LB a ;I 39c __ GROUND BEEF W-0 ;u W-D Brand (T..l, 14 lb. Poft4,) ICE CREA C HALF GALLON 1'I:j is Beef Ponies 3 SUPERB RAND ALL FLAVORS SHERBET OR PRICES GOOD 'FEB. 5-7 c 19 01 MORE _ LB. 49C I(PMT Frozen — — i Fryer Livers 69c . . to 79 , CANS THIUy Superbrand MAYONNAISE Is Ma rgarine BEEF DILMONICO BONELESS STEAKS $ I-' MAID ARrt(ir PEARS s - APPLE JUICE t.' RED DELICIOUS S APPLES 9 Q .,. . i4JJJ- --- - W Blue Bay SHANK PORTION HICKORY I-LB Tune Fish . . 2 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA JUMBO WHITE It - Whole or Bun Pan10,, (1 7 Quanti Rights Reserved WINN.DIXIE STORES. INC 224b Avg) Hum ....... . COPYRIGHT flflc ' - '%tnhitI. . - Iulul FOR 1976 W-O BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF ' ____ • ______ St ~ S189 !* . LB. - T-Bone Beef Steak. 4 8 UI WESTERN CORN FED FULL COCKTA PORK LOIN SLICED INTO PORK CHOPS $1 I.S. 'k .1. .4 ; T J , , % . i t . - F. HARVF i!! C TOMATOES 1 1 6-ox. Pno ii! Gelatin Redi.Bastecj TURKEYS l% . • . . 5 •s.. Pepper 59c BAG . . . • . . 'i 70c - Rice - - - - - - - ,: II!. 5-. U ' li I-%1klI Broad Breasted Turkeys III A round 4A Bridge --------3-B Calendar •.•...... 2-A Comics .... ,....,•. - 3-B Crossword ...........3-B 4..,, Mitorlal Dear Abby ..............7-A Dr. Lamb ................3-B S A 55C fl,:;'- 'II, LB IMEAkFAST OR - $ 19 HARVEST FRESH SWEET ALL BEEF BOLOGNA POTATOES Hr 4 SAIIACU 'M fl'( -T it e or C C 1-LB. CUP - - C FOR k (I'I,J I, / LB. )Ilc I FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SAN FORD ' - -_.--Lo, . . - -I ~i.I . " - - [].~ 1:~ ~--_ 4 - ._~ I - .. - - i", - ___ A T ~_: _. - -I away from the Cassel- ben-v neighborhood as soon as Mrs. Lee told him she had a gun I - ; _,.~_ j" : - • I ).)• . . AWARDS .' '' -W . 1__ . p - . - . - , - • . , / v , - -. -- _______________ '•... - - --- --- _________ - _______________________________________ - - ' • — _ -• ' -- -• =- -. -. - - ' - - - • I _________ / , - - - •. •.;•. :-.. - -.:' THER __________ r,.;t.\ 1 C -.- --.------ - - ± ----- - -.-- -- ----' Ti- -z--- - _ _ _ _- - -= - I ----; e .------ - - =---. -- ---i - - - - - EiI - - = - I- _ -- - I -E-= il --- -- tip J-Eii L I ~- :- ''. -7. .1 __ ,2~- ~~ ,k tt T _.i~ - - . - -- 9 i ' D.,..L.... DUbIH AL '.uriiunuea "' ' -.e-;"". :"-';'- -,'. '$7 c IrI --.' lr - 4. £I qi~ — -'-: d? • .. , . i ' - 1 -. 4; F •'J — -% , 4 45 I - . •/. '- ', ''X'' . s 2' ' 'f; ..•..1•.,-.', .c'4) ' .. -'--1 I ,_-- _ - _ -.. r-- ..-' .1 4 F ~44'-)3 Z t, ~ r' rr': - i..' -•. •..'1'-, _#,_ i , .:i. ., ,e fn- ' ,:~ "P '2' ' Bobo reported a survey revealed that 81 per cent of the students completing the program at the Grove School were presently "coping in a drug-free manner." The Grove School provides an alternative school environment for Seminole County students who find themselves in drug-related difficulties. It is funded in part by the school system and the federal government, with most of the money being supplied by the federal programs. After his report, Bobo requested that the hoard give future consideration to continue funding a teaching position at the school through the 1976.77 school year. He said continued federal funding is expected to keep the school open. Canton was joined in his presentation to the board by two parents of autistic chihilre, who E r e ram had helped their children immensely and who stated their gratitude to the board fir its support of the Grove School. Autistic cNldren are not retarded, Carlton explained, but it fret exhibit the normal range of intelligenct expected in any population sample. Extreme behavior difficulties mask the in. telligence, he said. uing temper tantrums, individual 3eademic 5kills and social interaction skills, Carlton said, In other action, the board directed purchasing agent Don Coleman to rebid a purchase order for m lockers a r -to include built-in lock, -- , - -- iiJ-I-' J' -iEi,-E. _______________________________________________________________ — i -- - - -n __ __- _________ TIE " !I!r TI- -I---4 -- 'I'-" - . " '- '- •.& 5 .5 ! - I', : &_ -S -. -E- =-±' ....Lt1' - = -. - - - ' 11 - 3 kk . -.. # •- gk l. •} .- r .' --'.4 . ' I '• .' - c Coleman had want •. low bid that included external padlock., Instead The Seminole County program is one of onlyof the built-in variety. The bid rejected by the three in the state. Orange County and Duval hoard would have required additional Ccunty also have the prograim negotiations to include the built-in locks. Six students are currently enrolled in the program, Carlton said. The school center j Assistant superintendent for business and located at Woodlands Elementary School in finance Roger Harris reported that a committee Longwood. meeting had scheduled for Monday at 4:00 The students in the program, aged 5-13, have p.m. to discuss recommendations to be made to made significant progress this year in the areas the board regarding the hiring of a risk-manager of feeding themselves, toilet skills, controlling to administer the county's insurance contracts. - -4 •• ar r1-, 'r- " •.- - -- - .•t-t'. ) - _, -' •-- , 'JC'd Y eli'' ' -bt '•-. :t'') '4 s.v( '2 L5.....'• %l)•'•.t'? • ,.. b,' / ..- N. I ~ . , , v, .j ., II. . .'. '. "-- . ~IX4 ! -• - . ""S'\' - '.1;... , - s•'.,' 1 i'-,'; .... 4f.ie''.1 - :- . -r#- %4 1-.---'-'a..Q Jr' r'r- 4,- j'., t' .. '? T\l.'t._.rA. 1 . I tI' 'u ,, 'ç m. '.'•'. .' ' ç' 1 , .' 7 - 41 5L '.- ' ' %3 ' . " v 1, "- - e' - -' . - '-' ... -...hi# :--,'-. .,:-. -. A,'! . p.., , - 4' ....,:'- • - ) - ri... .- ii• :.ct - ;'. "., ;-.,• / .'., - MT h', 1 " - • '•' ,i Sterling Park E'lementary has undeveloped area surrounding it at the moment, but ternporary sidewalks from the east end of Eagle Circle to the school should be in place within "four or five months," according to the developer, Heavy construction equipment in the area in the coming months will also make courtesy busing advisable, sidewalks or no sidewalks, the board was told. With no capital outlay projects to approve and no risk manager discussion, the board members zipped through the agenda in record time. The light agenda included presentations by Don Hobo on the progress" ;tudies In the Grove School in Altamonte Springs, and a presentation by Robert Carlton, director of the ri'intv's autistic child program. - ' )-l- ."uu w • -r ri -. - Sidewalks Can Be Built I ------ •- r. ,-,,..:,, .#'........ -. ~ " -r-., __ ___- I .._-_-_-_._.1_.-.___~-1-' -,_, - ._-_-_~__ Plann.ing, at an open house held Wednesday night at the Juvenile Detention Center. In th e Photo at the left, Ed Affida vi ts for those wishing to with the chairman of the College in Palatka while th e 5th Heath, youth senices intake tounselor left), presents become delegates to the congressional district couc- - district caucus will b' M Pn outstanding service award to Democratic National Con- (liflating committee by 5 p.m., Comprehe ns ive Ifigh School in ention in New York CU) are Feb 17 "pIa1 guest Judge Virgil B Dade City.Four delegates wi ll (unkflng, chief judge of 18th available in Seminole County, Affidavits may be obtained be elected from each of th ese Circuit and judge of 18th cfr- according to state Democratic by contacting Mrs. Reynolds at districts, Mrs. Reynolds said. cult juvenile division for committeewoman Kathleen 906 French Ave. etC-able at 339Mrs. Reynolds aLso not ed that 49g. Seminole County. Also Reynolds. the party is conducting a Mrs Reynolds said in the reveRing awards at the Affidavit forms may also be training schoo l for precinct ceremony were Detention party's continuing effort to obtained by contacting state workers at 8 p.m. next Wed. Center staff workers Steve open participation in the party headquarters, nesday in Courtroom A at the ndtiona1t'uItntsoUo rank and [)t c' "c E" ccu" e Cc"i- Scrnoic Coint 'sweat, Galloway and Mike 6allowa, and mem- file Democrats, anyone mittee of Florida, P.O. Box Greg Farmer, administrative hers of the Detention Center desiring to become a delegate 1758, Tallahassee 323O aide to Ann Cramer, chairman Auxiliary Hoard. (Herald has an opportunity to do so. The 4th and 5th congressional of the state Democratic cornThose interested should fill districts will be having district mittee, will teach organization Photos h'. Hill Vincent Jr.) out an affi da vit of support for caucuses to select delegates to of precincts at the training I the presidential candidate of his the national convention school. I or her preference and file the beginning at 12 noon on March I Mrs Reynolds said anYone I affidavit with Rod table of 27. i:iterestedin becoming in','lyed I ongw'-xx1, chairman of the The caucus for the 4th dis trict In Democratic part) affairs is local Dernocraticcommittee, or will be held at Palatka Junior invited t' attend :.i..' I; Dale haven't been accepted" she thsplayeda butcher knife tnher any more in ftat neighbor. Coppock., V.F.W. Auxiliary told the court. front yard. hood," she said. President JoseDhine I. and Lois Martin, Man Power ,1 L- refrain from any enntict wo.h her . 1"ssible. "and would use it if it was Defense attorney J. 7'homas In entering the guilty plea, neces&uy.1, A tg A nqe Mrs Lee agreed with Judge Toda), while enter ing herBowden gae the court JDL Husemann that there been plea, Mrs. Lee denied that she documents showing Mrs. Lee Is "serious problems" between has a gun. She claim PRESENTATION r on the waiting list for on-base " herself and neighbors. husband who is on a housing at th e May-port Naval Pictured abo%e. from left,, She claimed she'd been Mediteffanean cruise with the Air Station at Jacksonville. Bureau of Detention continually harassed by neigh. U.S. Navy, had a gun but sold it Mrs. li-v said she wants to Superintendent Tom Fay hors sin ce she moved to in the to a h un ter "a bo ut a year ago." sell the house as soon as her presents Outstanding Youth neighborhood in August 171. There was t estimony in the hus ba nd returns from the Seriice awards to Sanford "I've tried to be friendly but I trial that Mrs. Lee had ñs in August. "1 can't take Optimist Club President it - waiver of continuing the trial. threaten to shoot Adams in person with her neighbors. Van prosecution negotiated the plea hear a Casselberry policeman's the neighborhood until we can testimony that a week after the get the situation corrected," Mrs. Lee gets probation on the Oct. 23 incideqt that he flosemann said. fie asked that misdemeanor plea she will responded to a report of a Mrs. Lee's neighbors also "-' - Following a detailed explanation of future construction scheduled for Sterling Park sub1 -division, Seminole County school board members approved Wednesday night a motion to i I continue courtesy busing for students living within turu miles of Sterling Park Elementary School. Parents rcquested the busing be continued S because sidewalks - referred to also as bicycle paths during the discussion — had not yet been built, The busing will be continued for th sitie year, or 'intil such time as the board takes further county-wide action on the proposed courtesy busing policy the board is currently studying, 419E. FIRSTST. - . 'j 1, %.- *^,. i By SCO77 ABRAIIA&IS Herald Staff Writer #- EEF.. Pf!IJF La. $13 9 cup ?.-~ I . .10 . C I COTTAGE CHEESE . " 'fi .Nq & w1iinno SUPER I RAND REGULAR OR STA.PIT LOW FAT _4 - 0 59c Cheese Spread •. ____________ '•.--- Until s - ' A. LETTUCE 0 VER i-1 " P,m.n*o for , '•\ -.,.-- low 45. Details and tides on Page 5- HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA - • -1 Wednesday's high 79, today's - 7- CHEESE SPREAD & WEA $199 I - .. ---%. - -_q%k / 5-A 1-2-B --------fB 6-S-A Tcle'ision Women LOS. PALMEflo FARMS PIMENTO P0I,rr,t,0 Hospital nfl All B,.-' Franks I rulAIULS %J .161%0 D B'ond Rrçivlrjv - -- -- ______________________ I W . • 1-LB. - -- i_I L. F Today - ' MUSHROOM I',, . "-'-I-. L-ZI III !_U(UII JUU Y'' - _ 94Z r ' —- 1n~ _____________________ LB. — NNE0WNI1111I11 HARVEST FRUI-1 PKG. .. •. today in lieu of 110,000 bond on forgery charges. i:v rn 1,14011111, I.. W.D BRAND OIJICK ?tOZtN NOU..BASTED D 3 -- - Meanwhile, Charles Edward Jones, 22, of 374 E. Warren, Lengwood, who faces trial next week on an arson charge stemming from a Nov. 10 firebombing at the King .' - 111111 LB. 49 La. S C H, L - - - f .. • 4 p., ' , / I r1r • - D t s L~..4 . .W - . .4N- The Kings said they have feared for their lives. CANS l5i& 1~"r . ,. .- • ed tIre ingthea ,Mrs. lee, who has no w as te st imony that nei gh bors children, said today that she 11 hitti "socialized" with Mrs. I does have a trained K-9 dog at circuit court Judge A. J. for several months after she her home. oseznann Jr. sa id today he moved to the neighborhood but Judge Hosemann told her he ," ho pes he's put an end to a five- this ended after a dispute intends to put her on probation y"ar-old neighborhood "feud" concerning a window that was wi th the conditi on that she and at Casselberry. He accept ed a broken at her home. her husband sell or rent their guilty plea to a lesser and in- Richard Lee Adams, who houseandmovefrom theneigh. cluded offense from a woman lies across the Street from borhood on trial for aggra% A kn,.%ault ,Mrs. I.ee, testified in the trial The court withheld adin connection with an Oct. 23 Wednesday that on the morning Judication U guilt on the atincident in w hi ch she allegedly of Oct 23 when he was walking tempted aggravated assault threatened to shoot a neighbor to his tr uck, pa rked at th e curb plea and ordered probation and wi th a shotgun. in front of his house, wi th his i parole authities to make a Mrs Alean C Lee 43, of 5 earld son, John, that Mrs pre scfltcnce investigation. Foothill Way East, pleaded Lee, dressed ir a "hot pink" Judge I1cemann told Mrs. Lee gwlt} to attempted aggravated cap and ba throbe, pointed a she is now on temporary assault after Assista nt Sta te shotgun at him and said t wice, probation with the conditions Atty. Claude Van hook rested "I'm go ing to blow yo ur head that She m ust not own or the sta te's case in M. Lee's off." possess any knife, gun or two-day jury trial. John Adams, Mrs. Sandra deadly weapon; m ust not be -. Judge Hosemann discharged Adams and a 13-year-old neigh- ou ts ide her house with any the six-member jury after bur. Jeffery Hardy, testified butcher knives: and must have accepting ,Mrs. Lee's plea and that they too heard Mrs. Lee no contact by telephone, mail or Herald -.••-. . 'L She Moves Out . BOB LLOYD Staff Writer . .• 0 7 the house from outside. HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE W.D BRAND QUICK FROZEN BROAD BREASTED '• ' - -" r--1 r- I - r L, -, - -. incidents of gunshots fired into P FOR CANS POTATOES i rij;!h Is ItIPI)l I,-F. .. . 3 1 • / , _____ -- heir home wa.- hit by chunks of concrete, BB's a "Molotov ktall" and two separate IDAHO BAKING 111 1, 114, wi,,,n Corn Fed S',c,II Meaty PO, 3 (Ii A.prgp $39 . ' If . -P .- 1. 4 ! t"7 - - •:, - •"c..i'_. . September about 2" carloads of young people nigh tly visited and left a neighboring home in - MAID I GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS . . - r /0" ______ /I"t the early morning hours in a 39 Spareribs .... 11, 6c' ' ' ' —___. IL 13 %I'% 4 FR . % OIT COCKTAIi tU. S. CH? • II LJ W 1) Brand USDA Choi ce %6%%'. . .V.%I ,.-I'll"id a. olle I -4 • ____ It - .~ . • IIt I __ ____ _____ he Gets Probat ion I *** ' - HARVEST FRESH GREEN SIRLOIN STEAK_____ 1#1 k*. ,.,~ - -- LB. 414.J '.ULUU '.ö'._ lip. . . . .--. ~, Manning said the shots f ired into the 310 h Church St home of the King couple was th latest in a series of harassmen ts of the family that tncludedotherincIdentsofgu '—a being fired at the frame house and a fi re bombing. locessing of evidence in the case at the state crime _______________________________ la bo ratory in Sanford was to be completed today. I L Linton and Julia King, ~ T ., I . Tuesday night, told the story of I _rT the terror In which they have .- ,~'!, . , . 4k) .1 P,-JV#.f;-; . ,- .1iin ~ ._ mr~ MI I ~ WIR I hi"JI,they rMirted to police In __ I 19 P ________________________________ I $100 A _ Greg Manning said today. FOR PKGS (QTR5) • HAM SMOKED 9 -. " I Z..; S ': !.ONG WOOD An arrest of the pe rson responsible for firing gunshots into the home of Mr. and Mrs IAnton King Tueeday ~ L B. -_ - J.'. 01 V ~ C •% ' "s 0. -- ,, t. •'*oyuf £.cc z ,' fly DONNA Herald Staff Writer HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY ' - .q..... - v"t _~__ ~_ , ected Ex _____ ,Ifl IHIlI Tv "AL) .,.,.l ;.. .i. -.., ...... ..... ..-. ••• - Arrest c LBS. — 59 I ) - ---"• - GOLDEN RIPE I J %N%....V.1k1 \\,%,J.'N A %%V-j, %OV,1111110 .%,,%I WHOLE FRYERS .. Terrorist I-___ ____ I) USDA OVA" FRESH FRC)Zi $n few 9b,,, v,jt,,. II.,.,, ----- A • 'suusv awu nvuJIeu1y, cue grants to set aside :un(js lot SanIor(t" iy,i,ntu nFfit.iftic r,ruilrl .,cn tknIllVilJ)JIIII ra'4a,A1A.s,nI .'1,... )JIAJI -me motion. w ill be (listribu ted on a "first-come-first-served Ac cording to Paulucci , the bill is expected to be dra wn up by the Downtown Development Council. The Sanford City Commission held a special In discussing pr ojects that may be be sub- basis," and the purpose of today's meeting was "to ve toed by President Ford, but an override of veto meeting today to d iscuss a publi c works bill in Th e DDC plan, drawn up by Sara Jacobson and jects of grant applications commissioners get our house in or der so we can get in line for our also is expected. Congress that may provide th e city wi th a multi. Mrs. Shirley Moak, ca lls for restoring Sanf or d's suggested Un, new city hail, a municipal drainage share. million-dollar windfall. Paulucci said projects that could be funded Down town buildings to their or iginal Victorian project, and Do%mtown redevelopment, although Commissioners unanimously passed a motion The bill,[lit 5247, wNch has been passed by both under the bill's provisions include a new city hall design. as. well as recruitin programs to draw new directing M ana ge r WEKrx)les to work with differences of opinion arncø on .which projects houses of Congress, provides up to $G billion for and parking facilities, as well as other public businesses to the Central Business District, and Seminole County officials to get the county ShoUld have top priority, public works projects, according to Jeno Paulucci, facilities, training programs for businesnen. designated an economically distressed area under a prominent Sanford property owner. According to Knowles, other projects that could ,,The bill provides the funds for areas where "In December, I was urging the (Seminole county the crite'ia of the Economic Development Ad- be funded under the public works bill include Contacted in Duluth, Minn., today, Paulucci unemployment is at least ten per cent, but I un commissioners to apply for Economic Development ministration; ard a motion tfiat fumially calls for regional detention facilities, I .cre,- fJonal facilibes, szdd, "I believe that if Sanford put.s together 4i plan dersLarxi unemployment in the Sanford area is Adn~inistratiun aanc ",,."_,,,,zr,, said "But th ose the city to proceed with plans to build a new city low-cost housing, regional sewer treatment and we Lan set up a liaison with Washington, we unsiderably higher than that." hail. were 50 per cent grants. Now, with this new bill, I'd facilities and street paving, might well Influence the Department of Commerce Paulucci said, in applying for the funds, city and rather they go for the 100 per cent grants. - -- 49 . Federa Funds May Aid Downtown Sanford - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HARVEST - FRESH - - - VINE RIPE TURKEYS LO. 89 13 BROAD BREASTED 20-22 Public Works Bill May Provide Windfa ll ORANGES .1-. .1111,11 % ?;4 . f- T . p - I - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 04, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 04, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1283f67eedd45e609e970e4cd60a7dec.pdf b027acef3af01915e2c921109708497c PDF Text Text - :-- 0 C-- - = - ____ ________________________ ________________________ Monday eb 2 1976 Anser I _ -- (4 Animals 57 Mountain (5 Quivering International ingua9e t ' Waviness 19 Permit _______ If \ <A' _________________________________ - _ 0 ThAT L L (tOO • •0 . 1 II 42 Slacks !Z Raveiings 5 Little demon IR 7 POttO I p UI PRi 17 18 19 22 ° 23 V 23 31 5 STUDENTS FOR cUSTit4G' !A)IT,k AQLA1{IL (Jan 20-Feb 19) I lBItt (Sept 23-Ot 23) Get I 'k't\ 1iEfl4'5 enjoy a good - " of\ BLONDIE L -_____ -- - - - i — .c _____ I I ' ij LJNflL v c Fit4APb.ACEO I I L I OL HOUSE' - 1 —a ,.,...' ' / I c I -— I . - ' _____ c J- ' milk or if I use too much in cooking realls makes uc'both .s sick as if we had betn poisoned i i grasy I get so distended that I Just lie on my back and suffer For sears I was told that I wis nersoti but I learned that it was milk intoltrane _ - ______ - _____ I pus t rty citizens ho reside in the sho reportorc %(irliI th hard pay out fro'n tt.c part of Orr hmch hi - - - C 0n 0 171 _____________ •, - - n _____ __________ ty Well, not nnpletely to rest. vising the $23,300-a-year private corporations not su __________________________________ rut the records of MLDu refusul to atiow reporters froim is he cod be held liable for _______________________________ The eonornic Impact stems (is e s e on th sidess alks 0rlmdo nc spaper 1LS out to ere set up in hopes of someday iruse pay out souchers Now, erporation from the more than $1 S-million Nos ()rr by his ossn ad In addition to being a street get me, Orr refused to shoss treating jobs for the on he says all nesss media sll be IY El) PltI('KElT Since Orr s u'ern> t g in the Seminole Employment mission, isa "street hustler," a hustlor," r holds a degree in reporters SEEIXO records. A (Jerpricileged and welfare-level invited to attend a peess Ili raid taf I Sritt r I onomic lselopnwnt Cor term hith is known to street orations in io u aRcv isiation from a unisersit) in legal till ensued and r says persons krencc hich c.i S IU has ppcd abeut $1 S-million poration SF F 1)10) pumps people, but may not be dear to Tennessie and his college no he ssill (iil a press con Orr s decision follows If Seminolt (ounty isiulti t ach sear into the local ansons ssho grew up in a more nounee at a later date i to the locil e oms redits at tle tuister s leel ferenci in the iii ir future to put reeonhiiiendation on %Ionday Orr sass he has a legal mone Orr s is recirculated agency has had a profound the minds of the citens stems Simply explained, a 'street addition to a year's study of records issue to rest. Economic Development, ad- Ltue thi arc, in effect, (CUnued On Page 2A) _- -• P ______________ _ ____ -. - - ______ _________________________ _____ V or ni _______ ______ ________________________________ _____________________________ . , r;iprt WINTER SPRIM1S llcports of a si,ilante tiimnmiuee being organized he plass his queen of clubs £A92 Oswald £10743 wi mi an mi rox uc s read sour column and know ChIC Young BY ovqow' %1l) By l.awrcnec 1- Lamb n nU a which OU 51 Projects in ______ oril ont of its It in 1h Stdtt 1 • 'I, o e S n to O'i E. L5I Iti a i1iipict tin the local business (rain Controversy suoundlng hustler is anyone who grew up law. ALi, Orr is a fornr (floUt) 'S Uniqus VV I fJ Al B RI D GE 9j' i iINIPL ____ _ i 63 2 \.(' I . I 62 k. I -- 61 by Stoffel & Hcimdohl to11 I It t the)' don't for I You may have to make a rather soti'll / L3UGS BUNNY ed S ____________________________________________________________________________________________ o 1 - - tIn tdy tnJoy present Itwnisels CS today One II 0 Juls 23 Aug 22) ssill be through normal than 'iliough you would protbly be nels, the other from an unexmane generous if roles were peeled area ho'li do ou a P14 F (Feb 20-Marus i being as lII,ifltifliflUiII5 i conipatibie today. Whether its 16 24 25 26 BL0O4IER, OU VE CO141gTTEE COUNTED O ) __1.-1 çjW I -------- - i f I - - -: _____________________________ Sj Before 15 21 - - S E E D CO's I mp a c t F e I t B y E n t re C o u 7 p Cf 14 1 2 _____ - • g kiter today you'll g4iIfl eefl _____ Evening portions today but don't be chance of being resolved today dlsmicd The ladder of suc if discussed, cess Is ruountul i rung at d mospoere 1n%11'c'hc other XUIY to lunch or dinner. Iffl(. TAUtUS April 20-Ma) 20 SMl1 IARILS iNo. 23 DCL You may have an opportunity 2)) t)flI )V(' U prematurely today to put to use something today if things don't go your 8 India (comb 30 (tern t 59 Fibers tot form) weaving 33 Musical 9 Sufficient 60 floute tab) 6 IHouse add,tIon (I'ChOC) 36 Ocean 62 U'sneg. ii Spoil movement (ab) 63 Scatter hay 18 UhIndn 24 California city 20 Southern 35 I --.- .--.--; -j."--- Prevoui Pune - [E WYRAPWR I (0 E ICIe rILE __ -.- u_. -tL ____ 49- E ffln;ULI;J SdDfufd, Fl _________________ -7:::.,s-- -' T.--- T-- ___ --- four of the total population for such producta Time magazine wrote a blurb on this a year ago noting that tht ,rocNs combined with pasUurizatson could be done it a cost of less than a penny l.a, iv The advanced By 8011 LI 0D IleraldStaffV,riter I ---.---- r-7 ____ met e ra s is with the ace South will now Pass Pass 1ubIe ' Pdl$ Opernnglead-qv A - Michael Qualtry 25, of Orlando, to three years that he mnurdtred his ex ssife shotgun while her delisers of cocaine to an tin motion Monday by defense Harden residence ____ ______ Seok ______ _ olisision is in the city and part is clubs knocks out the spades and has his nine trllkc Sovth Harden is accused of luscawilia, who were con - Mi 5 rort oi-ul said he - , tending were from within city lie said that all of the men ow citizens' band radios and a %e keep getting questions about the correct time to ecare onors The correct time us when the hand is oser but if ' ti,. - first-degree murder trial by not , --_ - - -- scheduling patrols they would use their CII radios to report any suspicious activity ac- r cidents or fires "They want to form a group lobe useful and I — scene Ui tiv os siiotgun slaying, 1808 Mulberry Ase, Sanford I E ______ - - -t " .-- - - : __________________ - jj 1"% - - rau ent use o a cr it Cart - _.r- -.. wife insi e e ouse McDowell 31 of Sanford when she tried to kill , , osemann COThut , im until March 1 vials in the - — Michael J Ray, 20, of V,hen gr nun the defense location but Judge Hosemann Judge Orlando, accused of robbing \londas remained in ihambczs at the motion Hosemana set March 1 for wo men on Jan I'. '5 tOtithii [)asid Frl Seeb, 18 Harden is accused of fatails Hardens new trial - 1 after he wrestled a --r -- -- -_ ____ ______ ______ - _ -- - - - - - _____ prs.blern and so do Mexicans 'iearly one out of four _____________ are denied the right to a pe the American Bridge ed to claim until the hand is - ___________ Defense, Gosoruhk said • - - ____________________ (( L- L k '-_ ( 1 f - ) ARCHIE by Bob Montana _- IM DGET' xi A CAER kITCHEN I WHY _____ I _____ f d od b epar men an n department had noted an• / ii 1ernhe of Seminole Hi Sehool's - -.. 24 million blacks in the United • A ounty planner said today Thus she pointa out planners Tuscawilla area, but some 0 during the nest 15 years unless transportation p tr5 cidence of this problem in There is a market potential of f - atioc HonorSode left Sanford station by - ary an1e S wi C 0 needs , in Monday for housewhenshetriedtokillni. of a pre-sentence insestigation larcens netl I I hI d _____ -. - - ' planners are attempting to land plan will be in ef'ect here prestntation on future van- setilance studies that show res'dcnts Things are pretty fussy out studies Indicate taxpayers are some type of mass transit in which counts p1anne are M heduled to speak on the offiab are ao urged to at icathrs of such groups should r - - t l F Irsi F ederal S is ings and (ktober of 1977 Joy Sellen said that any type - r.. _________________________________ - - I.-. ' -- '- - - iI LI make rules and regulations for the club setting dues and ____ market their products A don I think it is really dis Govohk and a representatise by Dick Turner •j___ yet and you base a good reason to ask why So do the P Radio City Station. Now York. A as little as one glass of milk 1 das would all be able to use milk without getting sick Isn t \I the second The intermediate tedicine Ma 29. i5. doe produc we can use without getting stck' Is it discrimina ________ - problems and ppIe can use her relatises watched her run or Jan i returned a serdict t*ng a convenience store clerk - 5uggest that we use some would be giving his partner il main sooni' I caiciu i ________ ii iY to the seminok lounty Corn I the police station we don't - - .r ______ - L FRANK AND ERNEST A. .'uuV' itc • . ___ I _ UU 7/JUI , ________ -----..• .\ in ion w i es Wou ap rreciatc it too ( -r by Bob Thoves • oF'rN - . a,, N .. v.-,.- .-- Sal Hecommended Datly thetary Allowances (8DM Send a long stamped self addn sod ts a famil affair ii. 4 / A6 n.,,,., tempers " Daniels had an rounced at Monday night's / •4, , f VII \ ork \ 10019 ______________ au Y - ________________________ /i4 AVT (flit on tP6OK.?IN I . rt'centiv. and found some one trying to I - -' J' 1 ' I. '. '?"' ' q r-' A firm specializing in the mechanical, according to J S les claM, director of s ittion restoration of military aircraft pros ide protection, had two rig things beyond repair HE ___ afraid to lease the house unattended, because of the many brc 4ik ins anti s anLili _______________________ - a wholly-owned sub- company is ' o ah1angarw'" s-eet1ofl i Aero- catLes%e ave t e aci (ties for hun (rnworol F dilorlal ' - \ \ - 4 - : I It-li sislIm - - '1 IB ; -, -5 1I - e _h a -rp- - The firm has purchased 24 Albuquerque, N M, seseral - -' REPORT1NER 601N& FOR A / 1ThIN A Tho'JSPN' - t / I ' '1 1JK4r I,r'A ii - I ____ - '" ' L___. •• ta home more S'ie said her - . rcstoration The Sea airport, and will add much to N •/ ' items stolen from their hollies - l'heplaneswiflarriseat Port morning the appropriation of "at we need is a white Canaseral in crates hnd be emnereney repairs for the - - In - -mid 70s 'IIILSdJS lows tonight mush' in the I - throughsomeon' cbac1' yard." d4iU. - --=-=- - CC- _sC--_--- --- C-C - -C interior wails doiti dicrald Photo by 11111 lneeut Jr C-: C---C-' - _C - --. -- - -- DttailsandtidesonPage3.A -- = C- - ----------------------_____-_-__ -C-' - _________ �SEED CO's Imaacf Felt By NATION ' Unnilnued (run I age IA) Moynihan To Quit U.N. Pc)S f Eyeing N.Y. Senate Seat W&SHINGTON AP) - Daniel Parick Moyniha:1 will re.suine teaching at Harvard but will keep an eye on a Senate seat from New York when he leaves his pctst as U.S. arnbassadoj to the United Nations at the end 0,(this month. Blizzard Warning Issued By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS A blizzard warning was in effect early today for the northeastern shore of Lake Ontario with travelers visories over eastern New York state and Vermont. A high wind warning covered eastern Pennsylv ima with gale and storm warnings extending along the England coast. Travelers advisories were in effect from the south em Ohio Valley into Tennessee. A storm in the northern Plains continued to intensify. Winter storm warnings were Issued for today for west em Montana, northeastern Wyoming, South Dakota and the southern third of North Dakota. Travelers advisor les were in effect for the remainder of North Dakota, east em Montana anti northern Minnesota. Adviser States Intentions . ____________________________________ ..- i-,-- FL Thieves Hit INJ BRIEF Police Seek I Notice is hereöy given 1engage in business at 100 Sprins Blvd Lonwood County. Florida under the fictitious name of SPRINGS REALTY. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Dealershir, Cii'ip. r;,. ;a ;,. . I ()lU,ANLX) A C tion Reports - — WORLD IN BRIEF MPLA Denies Charges, Expells British Reporter By The Associated Press The Soviet-backed Popular Movement (MPLA) I, Angola has denied it plans to nationalize Gulf 011' Ca tqnda concession and It expelled the Brit1s correspondent who reported the MPLA planned to takc over the offshore field. The London Daily Te!egraph said the MPLA, in expelling their correspondent A. J. MclLroy from Luanda, "denied categorically that the government of the People's Republic of Angola was considering the nationalization of Gulf's operations, and it also denied it was seeking any form of compensatory payment (torn Gulf." Mcllroy had reported Monday from Cabinda, the Angolan coastal enclave, that Dr. Agcstlnho Neto's MPLA regime "IS claiming more than $2 billion in royalties due from Gulf but Gulf has closed its operation, withdrawing all its staff and technical experts." lanuly. '1 Investigators saul the charges were based on evidence that more than 30 pf'rsofts from 10 states have shelled out thOUS8fl(IS (11 dollars for fake franchises. statewide grand Jury probng DEV 55 illegal gambling. ________________________ * Charged with two eounts each NOTICEOF of wagering were Robert L. * Police FORECLOSURE SALE Laurfa and Thomas Robinson, j NOTICC . HFPFRV flu uuWa UYUIIUUIC. rsuant 10 a Final Judgment 01 re reported Patrolman Steven D. Harrfett storage sheds. mlng from the ___________________________________________________ The summonses are returna- foreclosure dated Januar 29th. 'liscovered a break-in at Bob he in a county court appear- 1976,andentereJinCascNo 7$26'3 of the Circuit Court of the 11th Car Examined Endicott Pontiac-Buick, State ance on Feb. 13. Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole Sheriff's investigators and finding the stolen Cadillac at her entire wardrobe, a St. at U.S. 17-92 at ml g I County. Florida wherein MEYER ThrecJalled Officers said burglars forced FBI agents today were reported an apartment complex off SR- television, radio, an electric Three persons have been LIJKOFF AND ROSE LUKOFF. his are plaintiffs, and RONALD P. their way into the service process ng a stolen 1976 436 Just south of the Orange- typewriter, jewelry and other arrested and jailed on circuit GARYwik, AND BECKY L. GARY. hit Cadillac sedan for possible Seminole County department at the dcalehip clues in the Jan. 17 $ line, items, total value $,150. court warrants. Wife. aredefendants, Swill etl to the 39,o lnveigators said they were and apparently used a new Guns Stolen Theron Houston, 24, Canal highest and best bidder (or cash at robr.)cry of a south Seminole told the auto had been abanstation wagon to haul away Thomas MorrIson, 3851 S. Street, Oviedo, was being held the west front door of the Seminole man, County Courthouse In Sanford, their loot, doned at the apartment corn- U.S. 17-92, Sanford, told today at county jail In lieu of Seminole County, iorida at 11:00 Francis 1. Veigie, 42, of 2740 plex "about two weeks ago." deputies that burglars took a $5,000 bond on charges of un- o'clock A M. on the 17th day of listed as missing Is a W16 Lake howell Lane, reported The auto was impounded and television, rifle, shotgun and proper exhibition of a firearm, February, $976. the following Pontiac Astre station wagon, that a man wearing a ski mask was being processed by golf clubs, total value $600, two counts of battery and a described property as set forth inS said Final Judgment, to wit' valued at $5,462; tools, a and armed with a double- evidence technicians today as from his resIdence, Lot 9. Block 0, LAKE ORIENTA charge of resisting an officer citizens band radio, and tires barreled sawed-off shot gun detectives searched for clues in HILLS,UNITTWO,accordingtothe Sailboat Found without violence. and wheels, valued at $2,650; invaded his residence during the robbery. Plat th'reof, at recorded in Phil Joe Barrett of Barrett's Norman Griffin Jr., 23, 432 BOOk 14 t Page 77 Of the Public and $12 in change from a the early morning hours of Jan. Seminole Sheriff's detective Marine, Sanford Marina, Ford St., ithamonte Springs, Records of Seminole County, burglarized soft drink vending 17 and robbed him of jewelry, Bob Simmons said so far In- reported the recovery of a 17- turnedhimselfinforarrestona Florida. machines. DATED thiS 3h d Including a $32,000 diamond vestigators have no leads In the foot saIlboat reporteo missing warrant charging resisting an Sgt. William Bernosky said ring. 1976 robbery. earlier. Deputy G. L. Trombly officer without violence and ISeat' the missing auto is dark blue in The bandit also took Veigle's Wardrobe Taken Arthtjr H BeUwith, said the boat had been beached resisting an officer wit h color and had no license tag. new $10,000 Cadillac Seville CIk of the Circuit Court Patricia Ann Neuman told at the west end of Lake Monroe violence. Bond was set at $5,000. Buglars Strike sedan, fly Elaine RtCharoe sheriff's deputies that she and the mast removed. Diann Robinson, , Castle Deputy Clerk Patrolman John W. Foster A South-wide alert was issued returned to her Spanish Trace Two Summonid Mark ftuchwir,di.r Brewer Cow -t, Sanford, w reported burglars broke into an for the stolen auto. Apartments, Wymop' Road, Sheriff's deputies have held in licu of $5,000 bond on i Daaeian Towers office trailer and two storage Suite 70$ Monday night Orange County Altamonte Springs, residence served two men with sum- charges of forgery and uttering 9300 S Dadeland Blvd sheds at Brailcy Odham's Sheriff's deputies reported to find that burglars had taken monses to County court on a forgery. MiamI, Ft 33156 Courts HRS Official Charged TALI.,\UAssEF; (APi - Two Health and puzcitasing otlicurs .srt' sticking to their claim that a top JiltS nffic!al appiii"l \ trellw I)re.sure to get $l8, in illegal purchases Firp !'!jUitati,' Srvtcc pmo1. Both men took strong issue with a report prepared by House Speaker Terrell Sessurns at the request of IIRS Si'cretary William Page. Sesswns' report, presented to the Senate Health anti Rt'habihthtive Services Committee Monday night, had k'ared Odis Kentirick. a deputy HI secretary, of harges that he used pressure to get approval of purh;tses of television ('quipinent, calculators and office (orilier Children Die In Fires AI'APKA APi Fires in two houses on the same block have claimed the lives of three infant girls, int'lutling IS-month-old twins, A fourth child was severly burned in ttne of the blazes. The victims were identified as Carmen and Sara Marta Moreno, ind Li.sa Hudson, I. Another Hudson child, l'onya, 5, was hospitalized with second degree burns over most of her body. Fire Chief Roy Gilliam said the Moreno twins died of .pparent smokc irthalaticin earl) Monday about 15 lmiinules after being rushed to a hospital following the fire at their hritnt', . Jr WASHINGTON AP - President Ford's new politi cal counselor calls it hypocvitical to try to separate govcirnment from politics, saying he intends to work at both a roide a new link between the White House and the Fctrd campaign. Rogers C.B. Morton was being sworn in today as a $4 4,. 600-a-year presidential adviser, a position that has stirr controversy and one he said is essential to any presideirt. Morton said "there is no way in the world that you can parate polities from government" in a syst.m based on elections. 'And therefore anything you did, like try to s that you work 40 hours a week for the taxpayers and 40 hours a week to re-elect the president, is hypocritical. Publ,th: Feb. 3. 1976 DEW ii Longwood Closes Su bd' ivision Streets .IACKsONVIU.f: i With approval from the I';n%Lroniiivntal Protection Agency, Army engineers say they soon will begin spraying water hyacinths in the St. Jij River with the herbicide 2, 4-D. ('ol. I)onald A. Wisdom, district engineer for Florida, said ecological considerations will be balanced with the purpose of preventing the fast growing water plants from ('logging navigation channels or causing adverse enironmental effects to the river system. "Spraying operations will be programmed to maintain a high degree of production by directing treatment to the heavier areas of infestation," Wisdom said. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 1S'1170cA09.a ORANGE COUNTY TEACHERS , FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, Plaintif I streets because an appropriate $50,000 homes. neces.sarysinccthedepartment North, is only five minutes maintenance bond was never /'i The banking institution which already has a respirator. away. posted. now has control of the develop. Councilman Parker Anderson I.ONGWOOD When purchase of a suction The city The city for its own protection ment several weeks ago elicited the infonnation from device was dlscu.,sed last year council Monday night ordered must place the public on notice, requested lot size variances. It Mrs. Bobbi Bodner, a Council Chairman J R. Grant PATRICK MCDONAGH, et at, streets in Columbus Harbor the attorney said, that the later withdrew the request registered nurse In the reported that doctors with Dee,ntt NOTICE OF SALE barricaded, banning public use, streets, which provide a short- when the board indicated it audience, that although she had whom he had dlcussed the NQt't, it herthy given that IhC and instructed Mayor James H. cut toSeminola Boulevard (Dog would not favor downgrading been an attendant on an am- matter said a suction device of real proCer'y 5itu.itd 'n Semirv,ir Lormnann to notify the banking Track Road), are closed to the lots. Florida, described • bulance for 18 months in New this sort could be dangerous ii County. sn< institution which now owns the vehicular traffic. In other business, cot'ncll York, handlIng 10 emergency handled improperly, development that the city has Beginning 1401,96' West and The plot was approved and voted to withhold purchase of a calls daily, that she had not 1211 10' South of the Northeast Anderson noted that last not accepted responsibility for construction on the streets and respirator-suction device (or during that time used a week the council authorized the orner of Section 7. Township 20 the roadways. the package sewer plant that the fire department emergency respirator or mechanical purcha.s when they were told South, Pang. 70 East, Seminot, County. Florida, run thence South City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. serves only the Sanford- s'ehicle for one week while suction device, that the equipment had already 347 7*'. thence East 627'. thence said although the plat for the Orlando Kennel Club were information is sought on Mrs. Bodr.er said that other been delivered and was In use. North 347 7*', lnene West to the' subdivision was approved by completed, but no houses were whether other area fire depart- more simplified equipment did Pnt of Beginning, lets the East 60 Anderson added that his wife, the council and roads were built in what had been billed as ment.s, have such equipment the same Job, adding that a Barbara, Is also a registered te,t for road right of way conSiSting of 1 577 acres built, the city did not accept the a planned plush development of and whether the equipment is hospital, Florida Hospital nurse and that she saw no need will be Sold (or CMPt in hand to the highett and bett bidder at the West for the equipment as long as the Front door of the Seminole County city's emergency vehicle Is COurthoi,g, in Sanf,jrd, Florida, at staffed by emergency medical the hour of 1$ 00 A M on February 17th, 1976. by Arthur H. trained personnel, tt Clerk of tp Ctr,,jt Court of the 'Pi,, Council found last week that Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and some $2,000 worth of equipment I or Seminole County Floridi, jr had been ordered by Public suant to a Final Judgment of Forcclot,,e entered by the Circuit Safety Director Douglas Keller Court oi the Eightemth Judicial Pre- said after the incident he year also during the economy Agreed that sewer plant withoutcouncilauthoiiwtionas Circuit, In ari for Seminole County, liminarles to granting pay (Manning tried to place the ware, operator, Brady Mitchell, will required by city policy. The Florida. in the case of ORANGE raises to three city department gun in the holster four times COUNTY TEACHERS' FEDERAL Councilman Gerard Connell be present at next week's board then stated .iew policy CREDIT UNION, Pla'nti(i vs heads, including Public Safety and two of the (our times the said again Monday night he meeting to discuss the needs of that purchases made In the PATRICK MCDOPfAGH and Director Douglas Keller, weapon went off. could not vote for the council his department for laboratory future without proper EILEEN McDONAGIf, hit w,fe - - E1\i[)/\ ThE.SDAY, F'EBIWARV 3 l)isabled American Veterans Chapter 30, 17-92, Sanford, 7:30 pin. Smnford Optimist Club Ladles Appreciation Night, 7:30 p.m., Sue Ann's Capri. Seminole lions Club, 7 pin., Quality Inn. 1-4 and SR 434. Os'rrratrrs Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and light Building, Sanford Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Post, ]792, Longwuod. — — Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club potluck dinncr, 6 p.m and meeting at 7 p.m., dubhouse on lakefront. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center. RUDOLPH JAMES and NELLE M. ' annlversaryopenhouseandawaJsprogram7:30.9pm Open to public. Legal Notice Sanford Woman's Club, noon, clubhouse on Oak Avenue, catered luncheon meeting. Reservations. — HF:l.f'AST, Ncrthcrn Ireland LAP, — Northern Ireland's constitutional convention begins ancthei- attempt today to chart the strife-ridden province's political future, but nobody expects it to produce an agrement that will bring peace. "The chances are pretty slim, aLmost zero," said John Tayl&r, a Protestant leader who four years ago was shot six tunes by gunmen of the Irish Republican Army. "We're prepared tu make every effort to reach agreement in the convention, but the chances are that agreement will not be reached," commented John flume, a I(oman Catholic leader of the Social [)eznocratjc anti Labor party. Trudeau Tour Controversial CARACAS tAP) - Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau has ended his il-day LaflnAjnerjean tour, leaving a trail of controversy over his frien'iliness with Cuban Prune Minister Fidel Castro. Trudeau acknowledged Monday as he left Caracas for Ottawa that some Latin-American countries fear the t'xport of ('ut'an revolutIon on their soil, aI tift' Iir.es cf ( u Ikifl (JU ratlorb in Angola. But he inslited at a news conference there was nothing Ineorrect in hi relations with Castro and "in areas there we hate political differences, the' were made quite clear and almost brutally frank." Ewnhig Jiciuld Tuesday. Februar1 3, 19Th—VoL 68. No. Pibhthed 165 OaOy iid Sundiy. etctpl S4lurday ivW Chriisma D.y by Tb, Sanford Herald fn, 3 P4 Fr,ap Ave 5;rIord. 'Ia 37i C'at Potae Pad at Sanford, Fltrda 37771. Horn DtItvtr', 55 cen, . Mann. 1240, • Monfl',, !14 20, 'rear. 52140 Dy Mail In FIovd,a r' dCliveiv All aiha, rn;i f 12 D. E &-rtr,. 116 20. 17 M01Th% c:2 o ''-- . 4 -- front API higher prices are necessary to amendment to another natural tCrS2c ;iarket. The Intrastate Oppant'fltç of federal price pay for the exploration and de- gas bill which is designed to market prices are unregulated, controla on natural gas say they veloprnent of new gas supplies provide emergency assistance and gas there sells for between lIas'ethehestc.hancejn'7 0y.e5 to relieve natural gas short- in natural gas shortages, $1.25 and $1.95 per thousand to win congressional approval ages. After a White House meeting cubic feet, of an end to such controls, If price controls are lifted, the Monday night among PresIdent The basis for their op(1mln FederalEnergyAj-0 Fordand other lou%eleadersof is that the Senate already has estimates that the average cost deregulation forces, Rep. voted to phase out controls over of heating a home with natural Clarence Brown, R'OhIo, said a five-year period and the gas in 190 would be about $250 the House vote on Whetht to house is scheduled to take up a year, up $80 from the $170 at al10 Krueger to make his the issue today' after Republi. 1974 rates, amendment "will be very caji and Democrats meet in The immediate focus In the close" but said he was optimLsseparate strategy sessions. House isa proposal by Rep. Bob tic it would pass. If natural gas price controls Krueger, D-Tcx,, whh would Thete eun-cntiy arc two pricare lifted, it would mean higher gradually end price conirols, If ing arrangements for natural heating and gas bills (or real- the House votes to allow him, ga Price controls are main"'-"'s'.', '.&M4 buLr alike, ?iat- Krueger ietnds to offer his tamed at 52 cents per thousand — "-' ural gas producers say those proposal on the floor as an cubic feet of gas sold in the in- Dry Pu"Iih. rph 1 Altamunte Springs Garden (lub executive board meeting, Altarnonte Springs Civic Center, 7:30 p.m. The Sanford Set-enaders, Senior Citizens music and tbning, 2 p.m. Sanford Civic Center. WILLIAM R, SISSOP4, WASHINGTON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.rn., Mayfair County Club. Sanford Sertoma (ittb, noon, Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and SR 46, Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 120) W. First St., Sanford. °rder of Eastern Star Masonic Tenqile, 8 p.m. Seminole Chapter 2. — Congress May End Gas Price ConroIs Springs Civic Center, 30th anniversary meeting will honor charter members. 0 -, the Courthoute of Seminole County, at Sinford. Florida the Undersgned Respondent Clerk will offer (or sale the following NOTICE OF SUIT descr,p, real Property: 1O WILLIAM P. SlSSOPd Lot 11, Block E. WOODMERE Last Known Addret, PARK, 2nd Replat, accordino to the MK P Pia t thereofasreco,'dedifl Plit Book tontina Camp 13, i.,irb,oks, Pubht Prcorth of Seminole County, Florida, 'rU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tngether with all %tructur,j, rn that a Petition for Dissolution of Pt'Oyements ItMt,res, Marriage has heen tOad against you, a appurtenances on 4ppli,snces, taid land or andYouarereguiredtosery,10p in Cofliunci ion therewith. your written defentet, if any, I. it The aforesaid sale will be made on THOMAS B. DRAGE. Esquire, P.O. Boit I7 Oqlando. trr o.'. to a Fhsal Judgment en rwr,oa Jib?, iltorney ior the " 137113 CA 09 8 " now Pending In tP Cir'uil Court of Petitioner, and (lie the orIginal with 'he Clerk of the above Stylid Court th E iohtcentp, JudlcItt Circuit in fld for 5n,nüt, County, on or before February 23. Florfila 1976. DATED this 30th day of January. Otherwise, a Judgment may b entered agairut you for the relief $976 (Seal) demanded to Ihe Petilin Arthur H. Beckwon, Jr., WITNESS my hand and seal ot this Court. this 16th day of January, k of tPt' Ciruit Court By Fhiin RiCharde 1916 D'Puty Cler, ISeal) VAt4 DEN BERG, GAY Arthur H. BCCkwith, Jr 1, BURKE, PA, Clerk of the Circuit Court Attorneys for the PlaintIff By: Elaine RiCtsa,de Poit Oflic. 793 Diputy Clerk PubtItir Jan 20, 77. F'b, 3. tO, 1976 Orl6ndo. FIo(ida 37Q3 __I)Mu. Evening Her!. S:nfor, III3 S r,, 'r..-...... DV)S.Iø7,'.# rt. 'a., Shriver: Government'Belongs To People EDITOR'S NOTE: Candidates for the presidential nominstiun of their parties, and other political leaders, were invited to contribute articles concerning presidential character: What sort of person should be elected presidetit on Nov. 2, 1976, and why? I.. "iUIHLri one ot inest' t'ontributions. much any iliore," and 63 per cent subscribe to the notion that fly SARGENT SlIIU'EIt "people running the country In the early days of the don't really care what happens fcderallegalservicesprogram to me." Patrick Caddell of I met an elderly couple in Cambridge Reports says his l'tr,iit Whn •,!j Jt fgj3 Uw & per oi $68.7Owiththehelpofoneo(our the public believes that in the young lawyers. Their faces last 10 years "America's were1ilIed%vifflJo'"fliistqth6 leadershaveconsi.stentlyljedto first time in our lives we ever the American ix'oplo." And, '.on anything," the old man according to Peter I). Hart, 57 explained to rue, "This is the per cent believe their political first time anyone was ever on leaders "arc more in favor of OUR side." t)iU business" than in the The Important question in average wurkcr. 1976, it seems to miuc, is whether It's n wonder niariv people the election v ill once ag;iirl feel that way, place our government on the Their hopes and dreams In side of the people. the 196 were shattered by Not on the side of big business assassination of those very or any other special interest, leaders who offered the mmist but the side of the people. hope. and by a war their As we approach our nation's country couldn't win. Then the Bicentennial, it is clear that campaign promise "to bring us many Americans don't believe together" was followed by their government is on their divisive rhetoric and imside. Pollster Louis Harris peachable crimes in the highest reports that 7 per cent feel offices of our land. their s'iews "don't really count Finally, our people have been living (or seven years with rising prices, rising (leflcits, arid the highest unemployment since the Great Depression all at the same time. Amnith mdl this, the People arc getting from the a(l:lllnLstratlOn in Wa.shlngton not leaderthip, but a vacuum of leadership. They are getting demagoguery on Armierica's urban crisis and vetoes of health, education and child nutrition measures designed to ilicet their most basic human needs. We all know by now that government cannot solve all our problems I've worked for 30 years as an executive at all lcvclsofprivateandpublie life and certainly I share :i healthy skepticism about the role and capacity of the federal government. Iii fact, l'vt.. always been opposed to cen'.'uze(1, rigiti, burt'aiirr,'tt'v. That's why in 1.egal Services, the Peace Corps, llc'ad Start, Community Action and the other programs that I developed and directed, the real power was put into the hands of the people and local community, These programs were designed to give people a hand up, not a hand out. And I'm convinced this is what people want today not welfare, but jobs. not a government that ___________________ ____________________ _____ _____ ________ - , - — - . U w ______ ______ Chke&i Rnrif it. r -, , Robert Sargent Shriver as born Nov. 9, 1915, in West. minster, Md. lie received a B.A. degree from Yale in 193R and an LL.B. in 1941. Shriver served in the Naval Resers'e, 1940-is. lie was an assistant editor of New*week, 1915.15. From I1G to 1960, Shrlver worked on the staff of Joseph P. Kennedy, serving as assistant general manager of Kennedy's Merchandisc Mart in Chicago from 1948 on. He was preldent of -- Shevin Defends Sea Boundaries 'IA I.I.\ H ASS K K an - ministration of his brother-In-law John F. Kennedy in 1961 as first director of the Peace Corps. He was director of the Of. fICt of Economic Opportunity 196448, an U.S. Ambassador to France, 1968-70. Shriver served ass special assistant to Presidt Nixon in 1971, but was placed on the Democratic ticket as vice presidential nominee the following year after — , . ":. - pretends to have all the answers, but a government that answers to thc:n, the people, rather than the big oil, big defense contractors or an)' other concentration of t,,unornlC power. S it is not good enough today to simply talk against big governmental bureaucracy (especially when federal employes have increased by nearly 64,000 since Gerald Ford took officei, It is not good enough to claim that our economic problems will solve themselves if we merely rely on free markets, The people know that many markets are not free. They know that food, gasoline and He Is married and has five children. other prices have soared largely because too few interests wield too much economic power. It's not that they want to change ow system they know it rnmin. as it was in Jefferson's time, man's be.st hope. But they want to be treated fairly within that system, The people want the hard truth about inflation, energy and other subjects. They know the solutions won't be easy. They're willing to do their part, to work hard and to sacrifice where necessary. But they want to have a voice once again in the direction of THEIR government and THEIR lives. The people's cynicism about - those who would govern them today rises and falls with the politicians' cynlcisrmi about them. ao',lR )ii, know. mime willtell s'oi.i, I'm no cynic. I'v always had a trcmendou. amount of faith in this nation and its people. That's why I am seeking the presidency. Despite the depth of our problems, I remain optimistic about the brightnesso(ourprospec_i we will listen to the people, challenge and involve the people, and, together, seek tm make America an even Lettc'r place in its third centurs. A.' NEXT: Morris L'dall i i' Altamonte's Buschman ) ('ountv's tioLstal construction Before the Cabinet approveri setback line, which was estaba seaward boundar) for con- lished hr scientific studies of struction in 1)uval Count>', Attv. wave heights (;en. Robert Shevin said that In areas where beaches al(he lines along Florida beaches ready have washed away, the are not denying owners use of line is behind the seawalls, Wil. their property. lianiSensabaugh of the beaches Shevin pointed out Monday and shores staff said. that the C'abinet granted cxD'ival was the 15th county emptions in Volusia Count)' for where the line has been estabI construction of three houses on lisheti: another nine counties the ocean side of the line as long have sandy beaches where as they were raise.I on piers state law requires the setback above water level to protect regulations. them and avoiti beach erosion. Wlll.IA%1 (. BROWN Before the Cabinet approved In other enviroinmuental ac- the next-tn-the last payment on .mechaniv In the Sanford ton, the (-'4lbinet approved a St. George Island, Natural Re- Sl105 of the Seaboard Coast $1.25-million pa)ment on a park sources I)irector harmon hut' Railroad ssa% awarded a on St. George Island, but de- Shields assured it that the cost sers ici' pin rc(-entl) For layed a decision on a request by of putting in a water line to the ('nmplt'tIon of 40 years (II I)ade Counts' to put strict limniLs island will be deducted from the continuous sen ice stilli (he In fishing in Biscayne Bay. payment if tile seller doesn't railroad. The Na;ural Resources Dc- finish it by the June 26 payment ptrtnwnt staff was directed to date. , • re-evaluate its position that no The Cabinet agreed In 1973 to action is needed on Biscayne buy 1,468 acres of the island tiff Bay fishing and report back the Panhandle coast in FrankFeb. 17. un ('oiint' for $6.46 million in No one objected to l)uv,'il five payments. • Retains His Ideals AP I , - '" - Official to Fig h t is mis sal B I)ONN,% ESTE.S hleraki Staff Writer - ,,'. ,, . - —. srcr.g," l;iia; :au,, I do think the way 50mm.' agencies use it politically or otherwise is wrong. I agree that no commissioner or group of public officials should get together and make decisions unless the public is aware of it. AI.TAMONTE SPHIN(;5 City Commissioner Glen Buschinan, beginning his third month in office, has not lost his illusions of the lofty aims of elected office, but he has been surprised at how little one member of a governing b' r can accomplish on his own. The retired Air Force lieutenant Colonel believed, when he assumed office, that problems bothering constituents could, in many cases, tie readily taken care t, "But, it is not always that easy," he flow Says When he made his first , for election late last year, (',l.EN BUSCHMAN hluschmnn promised to devote 100 per cent of his time to the ''Ucfcre I was elected I had job, if it was necessary. friends on the city commission. "I really believe I have put in Since I was elected, if I even the effort as far as time is socialize with these people, it concerned," he said, adding, caj be misconstrued. "I've learned a lot, attended all "To have an organization run commission meetings, and right the members should planning hoard meetings, as socialize—get together. well, for background pur- lfowever, if the commissioners Poses." had a party, the)' could get into "I haven't done any one thing trouble. It is frustrating. yet that I can really put a 1 don't think the law handle on," he said, noting, nuweser, ne nas a mew opinions, including one on the "governmerit in the sunshine" law. "The Law basically is a great thing, but it has flaws," Buschman sail '-'------" ' "'' "Officials should be able to seth information without it being read the wrong way,'' said. - . 'I AI.l..\JIASSI'l' APt ' euntruvursia tlivisitmn iii________________________________________________________________________ rector fired by Sec'retarv ° State Bruce Smathers says "I ii:nRt'Ah{\' 2, 1976 Stanley I". Thomas, lieltun,i walked nut with mr head no. I I%tII(I',i,',' saitcr 1,.,. 1(10K, i,aKe larY But I'm going to fight tn:" Sanford: Juniiiie I.. Freeman, Lake Suillthers fired James Weil.ucy M. Boatright Monroe ne.rt ItS corporations director James V. Dench Jr. Priscilla Jackson, I,akc Monday, following a dispute Rosa Fields Monroe over a $2 fee for searches of Mary 0. (lager ('hristinc K. Carraway, New corporate records. Marie Hardy Soivrna Beach Weinert imposed the fee after William J. Hurst Ilse Levy. Orange City iIisc'ering a little-known state Susie J, Hutchinson Theodore Joynes, Oviedo law that he said required the Jack Lawrence i har;e. Frank M. Manning __________________________ fliit Srnzithe •Im lily l'..Iizat)eth Marston law t'onfhcted with the public Elizabeth Russell records law, ordered computer MILS, MII.L)1tLI) GIEK Joyce Nickle, Deflary k'rnsinal installed to provide Wealthy S. Spokes, II)eBary Mrs. Mildred Gier, 71, furMonday's high 61, today's low Free access to corporate Norman G. Ielanger, records for "noncommercial merly of Lake Mar)', died 30. I)eltona Monday in Boston, N.Y. Born in Fair through Wednesday with tIM'. Benny I.. Mclton, Deltona l(&'Fusing to obey the order, Langlord, N.Y., she lived with Harts' J. Titshaw, Lake Mars' mild da s and cold nights. her daughter, Mildred (Millie) Weinert criticized Smathers highs In the upper SOs and Earl W. Tone)', Lake Mary lower 0s today and lower to interview publIshed Surida)' Schwejckert in Lake Mary prior Leslie Varnes, Lake Monroe 70's Wt'ilncstlay. I.ows anti said the new terminal was to mating to New York 10 years Dominick DiPaulo, Orange mitl toni(.ht mostly in the lOs. "strictly to try to quiet the re- ago. She was a member of City Variable winds fire to 10 m.p.h. Jxirters so the press won't keep Catholic Church of the Nativity, Kila Egbert, Orangi' City lake Mary. tx-corning south and southwest tuglilighting the issue." Other Survivors include, St't'erai Capitol durhg the afternoon. re'iorters HU(THS daughters, Dorothy Drevett. have written critical articles on EXTENI)EI) I-'OhtE('AS'T Mr. and Mrs. Jack I Indat Boston, N. Y., Marian l'artl' cloudy with (1w search fee, contending it Bolt, a boy, Sanford Errington, Eden, N. V.; Margie (onfli'ted with the public i':isttnahlt' temperatures and Lockwood, Oswcgo, N. V.; 16 thaluf of a few shosers. highs records law. t)IS('UAIU;ES grandchildren and 11 greatmainly in the upper 60s cx"mnetvhere there have to be Sanford' grandchildren. trt'nie north antI 70s t'lses, here. i'ople s. ho believe this man, Mrs. 1'hommias Neva Iivel)' Wurtz Fur.eral Home, Boston, Lows mostly In the lOs extreme hlru,t'eSmiiathers, and his father, girl north, SOs central and SOs cx- Getwge,arenotabovethlaw," N. V. IS in charge of Willie \llen arrangements. Weinert said. tremt' south. I.eona IA'e Wednesday's Daytona Ikach Irma M. Lowe titles: high 10:23 n.m., 10:46 Alice I3cinert, DeBary uirn low 3:57 a.nu,, 1:18 P.ni. hswge I'. Cui-rier, Ikhiary Port ('anaveral: high 10:00 Edna M. Jones, DeBars' a.m., 10:27 p.m., low 3:51 a.m., Rita W. hiarris, Ik'Itona 1:14 p.m. UraaII . liJI IflC IVM4 VVt-i1) DPY J YOUR ITBECOMESABRANONEW H OS P hA I N OTES - .. r_i. -, iurivc.' jomnea inc an- iat ii r Althotath ht' has been able to slip in a round of golf now and then, Buschman said he has nt really pursued any outsiti" activities aince his election. "There is so much I need :, learn. In another couple months I may be caught up to the po::m: where I'll be able to (10 (methIng other than mv ( (lUfflission res(iensit)ilities ____ ______ __________________________ _____________________________ _____ _____ L - KENDALL and ELIZABETH Q. KENDALL his wife. JOHN approved by the city council was given a $1,000 pay raise In otaer action, council: Regulations, partment headson the second Trust,, and MABEL 0000EN, last nIght. Dec. 1, at the conclusion of a six Authorized bids be acoffense, hit wife. WILLIAM 14 CROSS. and The council voted 4-1 to month probationary period. cepted (or a "tar pot" for the Heard Councilman JOHN C. WILLIAMS, JR . Dekn. dants Wlech bears cue number 75, arriend the budget to restore The new $500 raise Is Street department to be used to Lawrence Goldberg, who is in pay raises taken from the retroactive to Oct. 1. 1170 CA 09 B, in the docket of said patch city streets, charge of the police and fire Court. department heads last year In Fisher has been with the city heard a report from departments, say he will report Dated this 30th dai of January, FICTiTIoUS NAME economy moves, for many years and Chw'ey ha Not,,','. hmrøby ':'.'tn tti? I em 976 Conriell that the state an- next week on the numbers Keller, whose condition is also been employed by the city ticipates the city will receive employcs currently on the engaUnd In business at 430 South iSeal) Wyre Road, Altarnont, Springs, listed as "satisfactory" at (or several years. Arlhtjr H BCCkjth, Jr $146,000 in state revenue police department payroll. Seminole County. Florida under thp Clck of the Circuit Court Florida Hospital North, is to It Is expected that the council sharing money during the Connell questioned whether a f4ctitio name of LA SALLE, and By, Cecelia V. Ekert. Deputy Clerk receive a $500 salary increase will formally adopt a resolution current fiacal year. The city dispatcher was properly hired that I intend to regist.r laid name the Clerk of the Circuit Court, PublIsh Feb 3, 1976 with identical hikes going to to amend the budget to ap- originally budgeted $85000 under the federally funded with DEW 19 Seminole County, Florida in ac Public Works Director Ralph propriate money for the pay from that source. It was up- Comprehensit'e Employment cordance with the proviSions of the Fisher and Building Inspector hikes at next week's meeting. dated by the city accountant, and Training Act (CETA) Fititiut Name Statutes, To Wit: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE David Chacey. S.Ctiofl$ós()9 FIo,'ki Statutes 1957. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Council Chairman J.R. Grant harold Hartsock, to $108, in prc'gramn when It had not been 5: John M. Roe In CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the shooting incident, the voted against the raises, saying a workshop last week, authorized by the council, Publish: Jan, 13, 20, 27, Feb.), )97 COUNTY. FLORIDA. safety director's revolver went he is oçoaed to their being 0EV-So Connell also warned that CIVIL NO. 7S-73ISCA0,. off when a trigger adapter retroactive, PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK, Authorized Grant and allegedly caught on his Plaintiff, city may Jose the state money Fisher to purchase an asphalt Also to come up at next unless IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE a fiscal report or audit roller for EII3HTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. JAMES K, BIEBER. it al,, $25(j() shoulder holster as he was week's meeting is an ordinance (or 1975 Is furnished to the state CUlT. Pd AND FOR SEMINOLE preparing to attend a meeting raising the salary of the council immediately. City Clerk Onnle Defendi',ts Took under advisement COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO7ICE OF SALE of teenage police cadets at city and the mayor from $150 Shomate said llartsock is revised rules of order for CASE P40. 760CA-C4.0 NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN that hail at 6 pm. last Wednesday. monthly to $200. A cut was taking care that the report will councIl meetings prepared by LINDA B. SISSON, on the 16th day of Feturary, 1976. at Petitioner, II 00 A M at the sest Polire Sgt, Greg Manning mane in their monthly pay last he forwarded to Taliaha.ssce, City Attorr1cy Ned Julian Jr. ciooi- ci — R __________________________________________ ty Co u n ci I /\ pp roves Pay R a is es Fo r I o n g w 0 od D e p a r t m e n t H e a d S cidentally shot himself in the public safety director last June department heads in salary said, is required by the state reprimand on first violation - _________________________________________________________ CI D...:.... ( n: An TIr 1%, - Corps To Spray St. Johns - By DONNA ESTES herald Staff Writer APt - PolIcc are asking for paraplegic accused of selling phony franchises for medical aids for the handicapped. In a 10-state appeal Monday, police sought evidence to help prosecute the president of an Orlando-based firm u.ille"I RA!) Medical Aids, The firm's president, ('. Monroe Arnold lrtnan, WaS arrested Saturday on h;u- ges of larceny. l.erman. a Wtleelchair.bound paraplegic, gained ti;itioil attention last year when he mailed a photograph '' 'g v.iiietii i.*iss iirtunv tioua to the Hot (a COrdance with the provisions of thtt' Fictitious Name Statute's, To Wit. ' misdemeanor wagering in- 1 Section 165.09 Florida Statutet S. Mary J. Rlblett dictmcnts returned by a Publish: Jan 13, 70. 77, Feb 3, 1976 fly BOB LLOYD IieraldStnff Writer Assistance In C)rlando Franchise Case FICTITOUS NAME Auto Sanora South subdivision construction site off S. Saiiford Avenue, S.infrtj police today were Two electric typewriters, a investigating two burglaries In televi.cion and two calculators, which a new car, tools and valued at $1,338, were missing office equipment valued at from the office trailer. A welder $10,022 were reported stolen. and a wr nw vli, ORIDA J) Station Wagon, Tools Taken ________________________________________________________________________________ The flamboynnt, blunt-spoken diplomat mad ? no mention of any friction between himself and President Ford or Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger whe n his rcsirnitinn wac annmnr! Mr.dy. flut there were reports that Moynihan blamed Kissi nger fnr his departure, sa)ing Kissinger undercut hit11 m private while sujportirig him in public. And top U.5 . officlaic, !p.Rking "rivately, made it clear they cunsideted \ioynihan a cross to bear because of his outspoken and occasionally caustic statements about world affairs during his 6' months at the U.N. When he was asked Monday about his relationship with Kissinger. Mornihan said "W ira nI,1 I I. been his ambassador as well as the President'$ in tarrvinp out his rlii::,' ('ItiZCfl.s. iu ':" - — - '- ...- Notice thereby given that we isinest at 109 Winter j rmre corporations. Called ''yen- payers Jielled out 515000 fnr it :iddc tm. art'trdin to Orr. -- - I_I,, -_-_-_ ----..tAJ!1Iy, r fiji un iy ne nau io light tures," the firms are bought in each person on welfare, The In the future, however, Orr's name of COMPLETE WlOw t'ornmimity olSeminole County. bureaucrats in Washington to hopes of becoming successful welfare recipient doesn't agency will be judged when the SALES AUD SERVICE and that we And, the $4,150,607 In federal deposit the money here Instead and, someday, employing low receive the entire $15,000 corporations prove their worth intecd to regiSter said name with the dollars the agency has received of leaving the dollars in banks income and poverty level because a goody portion goes by the number of jobs they Clerk of theCircuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with since it took up residence here in Washington, Orr's rationale workers, and in Orr's own to pay for overhead costs to create. the proviiiins of the Fictili'us has been deposited in local was that he wanted the money words to allow the workers to administer the program. Name Statutes, To Wit: Section banks In the final analysis, a practice Orr says to flow through the community "contribute to this nation's Statuks Orr says 203 of his agency's however, SEE DCO will be Jerry W 0.'rry the amount of dollars local image. I.ast year in Seminole for welfare, banking institutions may lend belief or disbelief in the t,or Publish Jan. 70. 77. Feb 3, 10, 0EV 96 Orr's agency purchases Counts', Orr points out, taxMultiply 203 times $15,000 and thiness of the agency's mission. ________________________ ta .......... IN BRIEF Agreement Prospects Dim LOU w W W -flTV - - — — -. -. - - - — w — — — Not Legal Notice - Seminole County Young Republicans, 8 p.m., Quality Inn 1-4 and SR 436. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Rummage Sale sponsored by Christian Women's Fellowship, 9a.m. to 5 p.m., Deltona Christian Church, it1 E. NorilI:IIuly Blvd. ' Itothi) ('lub of Seminole, South. 7:50 a.m., Lord ('httriitilcv's. Altainonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Holiday Inn. Order of the Amaranth, Cathedral Court 38, Masonic T,'.II,I-,In ii n Mpotint' and 'It'.etim'sn ''"i" ' ,ttaneed Creative Aggression weekend seminar, fee fli, Seminole Community College South Seminole Center 'it SR 436 and 1-4. ('all SCC Community Services for reservation. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 Central Florida Council Boy Scouts, Rccognitmi meeting, 2:30p.m. Lake County Fairgrounds, SR 44, West of Eustis. nartx,cue, entertainment and awards. Auction, Deltona United (lurch of Christ, Providence Boulevard, 10a.m.; noon luncheon. WEATHER Lf Il.4Iiif4 Area Death - - -. - _i,t__. .. . __________________________________________ Henry Block has a Special reason why YOU should come to us for income tax help. ' BOND ICOPIEREVERYOTHERDAYFOR LETTER COPIER, HEAD LITTLEMORETHANPENNIES cal Hegstrom COMPANY OF FLORI[\ P.O. Box 444 PH. 323-1310 .11- ut 320 S. HWY. 17-92 ". 1 •1 Sanford at DflCP.. hciic th ii , the ft?sS we charge. a very uu i tpier trite return H&R BLOCK George C. Hearn So affordable you can buy as well as rent or lease It. filinci WEARS ONE! Call 8348776 S HAR P—AS A MAIN SHARP COPIERORSATELLITE If YOU received the Short Form for ,our taxes, our preparers are specially trained to determine if it's best for you if it is, we'll Complete it low THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD 309K, lstSt. Ph. 3224771 LONGWOOD ISO Sanlando Springs Dr. Ph. 831-4484 Open9 a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays; 9.5 Sat. & Sun. OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Othir A'ea Of (ice in Oviodo 36562)7 1 i"!' f5 �__f i; .,:: '' _i__ - - -S — ., -, .-'z - — - - ____ _ - '1 . 'L — .— -.---__ — - - ,r illil -1, __ 'r - -. F -- ,.rL9Lm,ftr . -i,. i-,-i -. --- - - - - - - . '-' '-' -. - -. -,-,., . .. 1I!i --'- '-- -'-.....'--: '-'- "--- - ________________________________________________________ _____ _____ __________________________________________ Evening Heiald .un ('aIling all women! F'irik1 Ttduwlogicai University (FfU) is once again holding a "Woman's Worry Clinic" featuring a variety of topics that are of particular interest to the female set. FRf:Ncfj AVE.. Al'(}[), F'!.1. 32771 An'a Code .105.3fl.2611 or 831.9993 Tuesdiy, February 3, 1976-4A Around V AVSI.: 1. IX )YI .F;. l'ublishur H This year's clinic, on March 26, marks the third time the morning event has been sponsored jointly by the Women's Auxiliary of the Orange County Medical Society and the office of the l)ean of Women at FlU. On tap for the clinic, which begins at 9 n.m., at the First Presbyterian Church 1106 E. Church St., Orlando) are nine group sessions, each conducted by well-known professionals in the area. lopping off the program will 1w luncheon speaker Dr. I4etty Siegel. child psychologist and Ian of Continuing Education at the University of florida, who will discuss the importance of the lather in child rearing in "Dad: how lmportart Is I it' ICIIAHI) leNG, Editor V ILI.IAM 1) CUHHIF'. Managing Editor !()HEIfl C, MAHKEV. Ad ertising Direutor II ir I >cIivt'r %%et'k. 55 re1Ls; Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Viar. $28 40. H Mail In fii'ridi Sdtnv as honw delivery. All 'thor mail - Mtfi $2 t3; Moth. S1m3.20; 12 Months. $32.40, Basic Tax Reform A Sensible Idea The Clock Women who register for the Worry Clinic will have the opportunity to spend the morning cx. iloring any two of the nine topics to be covered. A registration fee of $3 covers the entire program, :!udiri UiK1i. Reservations are required by March 19, and checks payable to "Woman's Worry Clinic" should be mailed to the clinic at FlU, Box 25000, Orlando, 32816. Topics to be discussed in the various sessions include: The Man in M> Life; How a Housewife Handles Alcohol; I Like Myself - What's Right With Me; hysterectomy — It's Pleasures and htfalLs; My l.egal Rights As A -man; Lady lleware — The Consumer Rip.Olf; Understanding Worry and Stress; Coping With a Family Illness and Steps to a Successful Retirement Plan." Saunds interesting, gals! Despite a continuing recession and economic stress on many people, Saings and Loan Associations in florida experienced their largest net savings gain in history (luring 1975, according to William U. hiussey, president of the industry's sLitewide trade association, "The Florida Savings and loan League." 'in excess of billion was added to sangs accounts in Florida savings and loan associations," hIu..ssey said, "and it would appear that in additnn to the new money being deposited, retention of a significant amount of the $950 million paid into the savings accounts in Interest, contributed record gain." Hussey said, "This net gain in savings was considerably higher thar the $1.6 billion recorded In 1974 and slightly ahead of the prevlou.s record year of 1972 of $3.3 billion." Does this mean that people are saving more and ______ spending less? 10 The Vagabond Marionettes, a group of highly skilled people, will perform "Aladdin and His at Southside Elementary School, Wonderful I Sanford, omi Tu&sday, March 2. The performance will be at 8p.m. and tickets are priced at $1 per person. It is sponsored by the Southside Elementary PTA and will be staged in the school auditorium. The Vagabond Marionettes are from Atlanta, Ga., and are considered to be one of the best puppeteer groups in the Southeastern U.S. They'll perform with puppets that stand 2' feet tall which are all tunukraftcd. The general public is in'1ted to attend and is ur'l t ciipport this worthwhile project - Bill Currim anip" Secretary of Treasury William Simon says he $3.6 is not launching a trial balloon for the Ford administration with his recent speeches and in. terviews calling for basic reform of the federal tax system. We wish he were. iJ'.#iv J,iILj President Ford's determination to link tax cuts TOM TIEDE with spending Cuts led Congress to go along reluctantly with that principle for the sake of Ford Speech; getting the President's signature on a tax bill in December. In the end. Congress could not argue with the logic of the President's position, There is a sitU I lar a pp&'al o logic in the reforms \I r. Simon is proposing for the tax system itself. Congress is currently bogged down in the technicalities of another voluminous "tax reform" In his second State of the Union Address, bill. Mr. Ford probably would strike a sympathetic President Ford was happy to report, and chord with the public by chaHening Congress to CONCORD, N.H. — When members of Americans were happy to hear, that the nation is look instead at the kind of reform Mr. Simon is Congress tailed to win support Last year for a in better — "in many ways a lot better" - shape straightforward pay raise, they resorted in their - -, suggesting it is the pericdic exercises in than It was last January. greed to legislative trickery. Using stealth, piecemeal tax reform like that now under way in Whatever credit the President can take for secrecy and the suhsection of an ot&ure bill J .. Congress which have made a wilderness out of our this, and he did take credit, Is not to lx, which they knew would draw no public scrutinv," begrudged, The only problem, economics being lax laws and left taxpayers with a growing . the lawmakers established an unprecedented the far from exactscjence it is, is that there Is no resentmeit about their complexities and cost of living salary Increase that will be -, LEBo way of knowing whether the policies of the Ford inequities, automatic on an annual basis. administration are responsible for this enMr. Simon tJiink his reform would restore - YThus the nobles have at the expense of their couging turnabout or whether it is simply due simplicity and fairness to the tax system. lie would souls insulated themselves from the bother of to the sheer resilience of this vast country. .. throw out most of the 6,000 pages of laws and rules inflation. And thus, too, have they established Assuredly, though, the more the nation's -' r' the fundamentals for what could and should that are now beginning to baffle even the Internal economic outlook improves in the months bet-' , , - 1""J become a major Issue In this year's federal ween now and convention, the better will be Mr. Hevenue Service - personal tax preferences, election. IsCongress the m.asteeorthe cervant of , Ford's chances of recei%ing his party's enspecial deductions and credits, exclusions and the public good' It's not a new argumffl, h!it In' dorsement to govern the nation for the next four other provisions, lie would instead impoce a y : -' the Bicentennial year one that should be settled )td(s. simple, progressive income tax on what people . and closed. '. -' Also, his presenting himself as the "common earn. Those in the lowest income brackets would be '' One man pushing the point is Wallace sense" leader, and his quoting of the 'excused, as the are now. The rest would pay a tax Revolutionary-era author of that stirring call for Calif. He has entered himself on the New ranging from 10 or 12 per cent at the lower end to 35 hampshire ballot as a vice presidential canfillip his image needs. or 40 per cent at the higher end of the income didate sole concerned with the repeal of the spectrum. (The cynic might point out that the man who congressional cost of living escalator. "I'm not was afraid to receive Alexander Solzhenitsyn in ' .Second, Mr. Simon would "intergrate" the interested In the 'ice presidency," he says, "but the White House would never Invite a freepersonal income tax and the corporate income tax it's the only way I can present a kind of thinking radical like Thomas Paine to a to end what now amounts to double taxation of referendum to the people. Are we still in control ' presidential prayer breakfast. Rut then Paine is corporate earnings. If income ta is collected on a safely dead.) of ow Congress' That's what I'm asking here." "Steady!" company's earnings, it should not be collected The President still hasanuznber of handicaps After vot1ni in ___________________________ the cost of living ;.iease last summer, some In overcome, hovcvcr, The Unions, for one, aiain on dividends paid from those earnings tU (he uncomfortable legislators said It was done in mad at him (or vetoing the common situs JOHN CUNNIFF company's shareholders. Besides correcting an picketing bill, such a way as to keep the public Ignorant and inequity, this would have the further benefit of quiet. The measure was ramrodded throuh Labor, of course, has always been more or encouraging more Americans to invest in business less In the Democratic pocket, but even the Congress in five days. When It appeared to be in and industry and create the pool of capital needed trouble in the House, a recorded vote actually farmers, who have traditionally voted f) e n s 1 o n 1¼ C t [) i for economic growth. I e m ni j showing it defeated, cries of electronic miscount Republican, are angry over the restrictions the Mr. Simon's frontal assault on the tax system government has placed on the sale of echoed the floor, theand balloting process was NE% \(ffl< Al' — The 1974 private pension still believes "everyone will operate in great forced into extention, the shouting ended agricultural products in the world market, has been described as "radical simplification." His act makes the future income of workers more doubt." And there are still some eight million secure but it has created a (blenuna for some simplificztion is radical enough that political You may say at this point that you'll just let unemployed whose situation has not been investment advisers, one that some of them feel the experts worry Obviously, not every legislator favored the leaders may tend to shy away from it. However, about it. But it concerns you fraud lonly 272 of 535 voted yea). Many feared can be resolved only by the courts. significantly improved by anything the Ford imiore vitally, the approach of April 15 should remind the because it's your money that's the administration has done or has not done. risks Involved, particularly in view of the The confusion centers on the interpretation of involved and it might be your pension funds that elections I'resident and members of Congress of the Even so, sufficient unto the day not only Is the pru(lence, the use the no vote was weighted with of which any fiduciary that brings the clarifying court case. profound discontent aroused in their constituents evil but the good tidings thereof. Today, both members facing reelection). Others agreed with is, a handler of other people's money must be A.s often applied, the prudent man rule means the congresrnan who by the sight of Form 1040 waiting to be filled out. It Gerald Ford and the nation look better than able to demonstrate. But how (to argued thusly against the you prove that a fiduciary may show prudence by defen- linpllcatlons of congressjon anyone expected they would a year ago. may take radical surgery on the tax system to head Immunity from prudence1 ding the individual companies in a portfolio inflation: "The American people would be better off the "taxpayer revolt" that Mr. Simon believes off if Congress got a pay You'll find this requirement way back in the having been selected wisely and responsibly, is brewing. decrease when the cost American travelers continue to bring In her first book of poems, "The Many Facets of Love Sanford writer Shirley Platt &hilke lays bare her heart and soul, But more than exploring just her own feelings as daughter mother and lover, she writes of emotions familiar to all womanhood. of emotions a woman feeLs when experiencing the different facets of love Ui her life, The wonder of nature all around her; that .cpecial love and concern for family and friends; and the sensuous love a woman has for a man," All through her life, explained the petite and sparkling Mrs. Sciulke, the material for her poems has her. It is only now, that her family Is been welling up Inside of grown and her social and "The Many F'ac',ts of Love" is the resilt. It was (roman Interview on the Johnny Carson Show that the theme of her poetry collection evolved. "A young actress was talking about her interest in reincarnation" Mrs. Schilke recalls. n1 nae Ue comment that he would lik€ to come back as a woman that he would really like to understand loions an what makes a wornafl tick, iui( uidt S %that I set about doing in my poems," she con. (iU((,. __________ "Why the most exciti Power To People - ____________ ____ - '-.)L :I. t -' - ri -- - r. - -_- -____________ :- W 4T :kf - -- ;Ct ç!;4 4 4 r- r- . - t . - -. - -I-' - 1' - --c- • - .1 ____ Cuba will hold Its first elections since 1959 thIs year, but they seem likely to be more cozy than democratic. Premier Fidel Castro authorized the drafting of a con. stitution in 1975 by the Conununlst party congress, rovidlng for national provincial and municipal assemblies. There been no stampede of candidates, because Castro has warned against self.glorlficauon. Aspirants for public office must be peoposed by their friends and peers on the basis of theft outstanding has And since it is difficult in Cuba to be an outstanding citizen without being a Communist party member, the choice between 1ates will be limited. Eventually a Council of State, selected from the National Assembly, will be named. It will choose a peesident, who will be head of government and head of state. Most of the nine million Cubans over 16 years old will be permitted to vote under the new system giving "power to the people." But skeptics report that the early favorite for the new presidential post is Castro. ' ' t ' ' I be " The early morning sunrise And later me standing by the window - .. - - -- - - i - WASHINGThN As improbable as It may southern flank. The Saudis contend these were reasonable 'in, the sons of sheiks Arabia will soon be The Sa,i'tls, who are stau,ich friends of the A staff mc'nliu, Prepared for aring the"Smokey Bear" hats of tim U.S. United States, sought U.S. help. They brought commissions for legitimate sales work, Rosenthal, However, the Senate subcommittee on charesthattheftce0ffl5 hway patrolmen and barking "10-4" into their over about two doien American experts to "deplorablerecordiflci%li.f lu;s Multinational Corporations, headeti by Sen. conduct a top-secret, $350,000 study of The memo cites figures the Frank Church, 1)-Ma,, Is investigating, It's all part of a from Texas as an 3ecrecy-shrouded, multi- country'sfnternal security problems Among the exple, "Women, blacks and lion-dollar deal, which will provide the Saudis experts ethnicstate minorities Meanwhile, a letter of agreement has been were uflderreprflted in Texas were ex-FBI agents, former mIlitary signed to provide the Saudis h a complete highway patrol patterned after emmen, communications specIalIsts, border patrol with a highway ploylnent," the memo alleges," patrol, complete with a headquarters Arizona, California and Ohio systems, and occupied a near the experts, i prison warden and an Arizona high. capital city of Rivarlh fn,,,. disproportIona share of low4calpd lrnr.nmv4n,, Ibis transolanted hIhwnv nr,Gv'i I.. ...L._ -' a r r i a __ e I S -. - - _____ 8 'ABICAII VAN HUBFN ____ ____ - Dear DEAR ABEIY: lam mmiarrie:l to a mai who, in his youth, was in lot % 3t1h1i1 a, irl who died owi,. y mot r a': . ___________ .j!1!r!.i Abby , ________ . L-- : . L p - - r r ,, - ____ - - mmun I ca ted with her 1 _i _4'. . ,dc:Y.1t: -&, p• 2_ - _______ ,, 4 ir h., ... - 'f)'!. j)' ,. ., . -, - , -. . . , .., , ,,. . . - jç' ' • - S'chilkt, will autograph copies of her newly published hook of I' "The Many Facets of Love," at an autograph party in m lit'rald Photo by Hill 'inrent Jr, Letting our secret thoughts shtittje between -. Reaching out to c.arcss an arm a cheek, Your first fish caught and mounted,' And of a daughter: . I Ieanedoveranddrewherfrajllxjyn _____ Anti Jump ropes, gone. And the bubble gum, The pony tails.__ - Anticipating knowing What is inevitable what our silence Is saying. __ - Although Mrs. Schilke is now easing back Into the working world as vice president of her husband, Carl's new business, Schilke Entecprises, most of her married life has been devoted to her children and their activities, grown children, Christ'j, Wendy and Richard, 'You are now on your own, my son. No longer a lluic boy, but quite grown, his heart and had a life sized oil her son's pregnant girl friend ts a sIetnrirt ns tint m his bedroom with a candle gentle son came to inc In his burning near it night and day third year of college and said he I can't take much more of was dropping out to marry a this. I feel like his housekeeper. girl he had gotten pregnant. Please tell me what to do. Icried.'flitgjrlwasanurse' JEALOUS OF A SPIRIT 110w could she do tiis? I Iheidherclosesol,toocouldr,ay break down and cry at her Mother, I lore you, how very much I love you. signed and decided to accept daughter s wedding. Then she smiled and God took her away, What's wrong with crying at a this girl as mt daucihter Born in Berlin, Pa. and reared in Alexandria, Va., in the later wedding? Your A '1 message un- fanI years of her married life Mrs. Schilke has grown to know and love plies was ad still is sad that rather than give vent central F lorida and regard it as home. In the Sanford ccnmunity dened but we are blessed with to an honest emotion and learn she has been involved with women's clubs, United Fund d' bI anu and Pink to cope with it, one should take an a ora c grandi Lathes, eoted daughter.in.la hu a pill. She is an outdoors person, enjoying tennis, golf, boating, Which is worse, a tear- wed keep the chud wheneer flying and gliding. Tearing along in her vivid yellow sports car, stained face at a wedding or the esire. _____ . . ___________________ _______________ ____________________ ___________________ - barrassing and not an operation one can boast ;ibout in one's old • -- Zeta Xi Lets I'-Ieritcige Ring As preparations for the Valentine Ball (Feb 14 at 9 p in In the Sanford Ciic (entert accelerate so nne hers of Zeta Xi Chapter are busily attending workshops to mna'e table decorations with a traditional' heartsandcupitls - - ____ ____ - - -' _________ \-JJf ,-p- — - 1II IH _________ _ , IUZ - j - - sears aga, he and his fraternity theme for Beta Sigma Phi chanan of sernces and her The se1ces committee plans brother got liquored up and Sororit for 1976 At Zeta Xl's helpers, made and stuffed large to assist needy patients ircumcLcd ,each other the first rush social in September 1&inch dolls and animals for Sanford Nursing and at rzn into a sot of trouble Con members let friendship the pediatric ward at the inu iiau to hunt up a uro1ogt %alescent Center located on fling' at the home of Lesia Seminole Memorial Hospital Mt llon1lIe Menue for repairs shortly afterwards %right %here Marty Colcgroe It's best to have it done in and her orking comninittee mnfanc grilledsteaksforrnemiirs GFVVC Bicenfennia Piate Issued ANOLDMA\ Mm's. Carroll E. Miller, liberty' throughout Dur';iScmbe the ways all the land," and mnLans committee ith E',e president of the General features three jubilant Amen Federation of Women's Clubs, cans ringling the liberty Hogtro chairman and 'A lames held orkshops making the largest organization of Bell, one of the most herished omen in the on1d, has an and reered symbols of hlallosicii duorations which I4 No L i _____ ) ' Th:chapter has chosen as its Valentine Girl for 1976, 'nacious Glenda Smith She gill represent the chapter at the ball . ______ first and third Tucsdays of each -- Membership includes Rory Berguson, Mona Bridges Jo Ann Brumley, Fay Carroll, Marty Colegrove, Donna Craig, I ( r IIUHH%RI) SANFORD GARDEN IS HONORED front yard of their home. (Herald Photo by' n • an corresporuin Nelson Dorothy flames Eve Ithgero, Lois Sandner, Gknda secretary', Kathy Mctloud. Let Heritage Ring" is the S ith V' " Wi iceI er an d 'Vni'11 executive board includes vice president, Jean McLaln; cx' Nat:onai Music Fraternity Her Fnends At Mona Bridge - . ___ _____ d __________ J hih completes the GFWC local Women's Clubs across the -nneas you ri arty. can Mc(lain was in charge, At Christmas, Lois Falgione, PLI MOVING Uq' - , L I. Gifts • By Nan on Thurs & Fn Feb 5 & 6 I ______ tnttrpie for wiuich tickets America Bicentennial Corn February local Women s erc sold at tk luncheon to memorative Project Clubs affiliated with the GF%( help r4use funds for the service are the 'cxclusie agents' to 1' 1976 piak IroJuh and Proclaim seil the plates charitable z 1500 FRENCH A yE. " = -- HEADACHE I SANFORD, FLORIDA - Valentine's Day will have ____________________ , 3 PA -ç _11 Preparing Valentine Ball Decorations 4 -- How happy to i: A daughter grow Poised and lovely Full of confidence, "Yes, while I was raising my kids I became so involved in all their many activities that I more or less pushed all my desires to . ______ - ritten by me (ie years ago. into that void, I sat down and wrote out my pent up feelings. I the road and frantically scribble the lines that have popped into dependency guess that was the start. u p o n part of him in that precious her Pw'! Or she will wake in the middic of the night umid creep tranquilizers:' "Someone died. God shut one door. But he opened another for into the grandchild, den of her Sanora home to tap out the thoughts that come "D" IN PORTLAND me to develop what talent I have." SADDENED BUT BLESSED bubbling up into her consciousness. DEAR "DP" On the remote Some of her most poignant lines are written in "Mother" A second book of poems is already in the planning, she says. chance that oversedatlon, 'Then she said those beautiful words to me, DEAR ABBY: The .12-yearMrs. SchUke will be on hand to meet the public and autograph possible side effects and future old fellow who wants to sue his I had waited a lifetime to hear, copies of her book at an autograph party at Gifts by Nan, down. dependency upon tranquilizers parents "Mydaughterl love, howverymuch I loveyou," for having circumcised town Sanford, on Thursday and Friday. could result. I would certainly him should have his head examined, I have been cirni Many memories fill my mind Of your little boy ways of yesterycars. Frogs In your pockets, Collections of rocks in your room, ____ calls her my wonderous angel _________________ , - ____ -- disturbed. If hi' doesn I see a intentionally to trap my son. I doctor, see a lawyer. asked her, and she answered DEAR ABRY: I am frankly' honestly, "Yes, I planned it surprised and outraged that you because I wanted a home of my' would advise a woman to ask own." her doctor to prescribe a N' - - ,_ would be soul mates eternally. communicates agree with you that the mother Billy no should skip the tranquilizer and di I Ith Ui' I Ii h = . ' &" d _________________________ ' .. - - It's ' Smokey' Hats For Arab Troopers v - ' is the love she has known there, as demonstrated in the sensual lines from 'I Want To Remember'' 'And as I look at you I see us on the beach Side by sid among the dunes of J ACK ANDERSON AA r - ' my dearest' How it shines upon the water Casting a silvery glow Creating soft shadows 'on our balcony" The endless stretches of New Smyrna's beaéh Its tumbling - 1p ii i— e - . ' The Jacaranda Circle, Garden Club of Sanford, has selected the BERRY'S WORLD :t-! - • back common law. For many years it meant simply Now that diversification Is called for, that of living went up and a pay Increase when it went interpretation might change, but nobody knows down. that the fiduciary must manage other dowing Is that of Russell Johnson, inwhatway. a Quaker affairs in the same way a prudent manpeople's %'ould down, eader who has been For his part, Johnson (a slender but bad in that we don't know how bald man speaking on the college handlehisownaffairs ltwasthegoldenre. ecture circuit. the whose trouser cuffs are held above his courts will interpret it," said Valentine. ankles by Then society became institutionalized. The the electricity of his executive length hose) "Iii China every cItizen has the right to food, affairs Modern portfolio theory, as practiced by many believes the congressiona' action trusts and pension funds, which ielter, clothing and medical care," he Informed was a much tmst departments, pension funds and other legally as legislatively punk. Accordingly, he hopefully will goon "forever," must be managed in audience at Case Western Reserve University differently than lI(idTi(S, maintains the affairs of individuals, The that risk is a factor of the has filed suit In a California federal court asking 'n Cleveland the other day. overall character of a portfolio, not simply a that the cost of living statute be "prudent expert" became the measure, stricken for "The system there exists not to make doctors characteristic of each company in the portfolio, cOnstitutIonal reasons. One, But even the experts can't figure out how to rIch but to keep people healthy. There is no he says, it violates due process of law, In that Congress has gIven to Interpret the introduction of another factor by Unemplo}nent, no inflation. The people itself a privilege which most Americans can not are freer than we are." there the Emnploycs Retirement Income Security Act. Letters to the editor are welcomed for get. Two, since the law millows the President to f'rudence, it Unfortunately, some Chinese don't seem to maintains, dictates that pension determine the annual percentage hike, Johnson publi('ation. tll letters must be signed, with a ave gotten the message. According to the In- funds also must be adequately diversified, says separation of powers is ignored. mailing address and, If possible, a telephone What (toes a(Iequat1 diversification mean? Tnatlonal Rescue Committee, a, But number so the identity of the %riter may be beyd the legalitieg, Johnson's primary imated 5 000 refugees from China managed 'u slip Into Fiduciaries say they are puzzled. peration," anger 15 moored to the sinking thought that ong Kong last year. I trIfIed. Th(' Evening Herald will respect the There is "contusion but not exas Congres, has shown utter contempt for the "fshesofriters who do not ian( their names The true total is not known, What is known Is said Jerome Valentine, president of the Finanof this Iii print. The Ecn1ng Herald also reserves country." lie says that for 180 e sad fact that another 1,000-plus escapees, (lal Analysts Research Foundation and vice rit to edit letters to eliminate libel or to years, since the days when congressmen were ostly "freedom swimmers," were returned to president of Texas Commerce paid (01110(111 to Bank, Houston. with $6 per day stipends, no Congress save Spate requirements, ilna in 1975 by the Hong Kong gove -runent, While defending the high standards of EHlS,, he the present one has voted a salary Increase for itself, - - . - - - - - __________________ - - #- r . Congress Wins Hike By Trickery Cosmetic Or Cosmic Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 3, 176—SA _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ r J4WtX ?tI44 w. rviLwuuo Forfastrellet 11th in the U.S., with a total memn- Katherine Nicklin, secretary: ' . , -- ___________________ - - _ L1 �______ - -_..,_.._.I .. .-. •e. S rL 1I-- . • 5-. - i s ;. 4.. p • 61.-Eveninq Herald,Santord, Ft. . . Tuesday. Feb. 3, 1976 - &--Ch:td - TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS _____ A B- tIY'S WORLD Cau't Tuesday Evening 600 2 4 6 9 NEWS *1 AS MAN BEHAVES ED DIMENSIONS IN CUL'. lURE €D MY FAVORITE MARTiAN 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 COSNEWS 11 W((3 IT COUNT 9 ABCNEWS €1) RIN TIN TiN 700 tria The Moving Picture Boys In 4 in a an to troak tç a btgIary Op0atI°n victwmzrng rich, single women 4 6 M'A'S'H- The unit 90(8 a ç$irso 01 two sharply wifrashng cJT,at tvos wtien a hal shol heliCvpieq pifol IIIOS into the conound with a woIJflJ0d CcyporiJ 9 XII WiNTER OlYMPIC GAMES PREVIEW. PVovewo1 thoUpflgWntorOlynpc Games from Inostruck Aus- Thc Great War' 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 6 9 MOViE (Mon) The InviSiblO flay.' tkwis Kailoil, Bola Lugos (RAW) 1936. (Tuos.) Rod Sitting Room." British s Ralph Rich'vdson, Rta TUShinghwTl (Wod ) Tho Nanny Botish 1965. Belle Da vis Wendy Ciag (Thurs ) ' 1957. (Fn) •'Walk Uko a Dragon 1960 (RAW) Jack Lrxd. Mol Tormo 12 MERV GRIFFiN SHOW Wednesday NBA ALL STAR 4 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC Sptruni, Pfldadolpa (P MOVIE: That s Right, 6 15 tio tiiougi flie Cunnengham tool and Howard meILOS to pay for te damage ED TO BE ANNOUNCED 12 ROBERT VCXJNG, FAM1LV DOCTOR ED INTERCOM 24 __________________ ________________________ ________________ _________ ________ _________ ____ _______________ 1000 2 12 THE CITY OF THE ANGELS enero A tra 01 Intrigue, SUSpICIOn and Cornol Wide, Joan Wallace. 1956, Taloolawvunijodbank rc hctn out at t.-,. police and the city's loading rowspaper to at least rnytcrIous gnnørtt, txlvale ,flwtctwiatvv I-'-- 830 n'wnslor (Wayne Rogors) all Happy Days") .s guest no and Shtey Lamno'sfather'spefl4and Fonzø ttvovws a bacholor py 1% FREE SWAP SHOP EVERY SUNDAY A,M..3 P M. ____________________ CALL 372-Il I' ---'r__-'-_ 4. / B 50 ______________________ ALSO: "LORD SHANGO "_ J TUES. & THURS. ECONOMY NIGHT-ADULTS Si, CHILDREN SOC 6 KANGAROO - - [ndnbu':j __________ CAPTAIN Adventus of the 72 733 , _____________________ DM Santord Al Anon Family Group P.O _______ fbi 553, Sanford Fl,i 12771 ' Singers rda?ionñiI rr(uLt'un ))5 422 41I tc&ii, Showiflichfivowomon,real TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 'CARRASCOLENDAS" 11 4 6 CBS NEWS on the basis of howmuch they krjw tyy the City Council of the City of Lake Mary. Florida, that said City Council will hold a public heang at 7.30 p m., on Thursday, February 19, 1976, 300 2 -12- ANOTHER,ORLD (fi) 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL EL) (Mon) A BiT WITH KNIT FAMOUS HOMES (B THE MOTHERS IN LAW (Fti only) SENIOR SCENE 330 ED n.Ts Wed, Thus) LIIIaS, Yoga and YOu" (R) tFmi) Cnsi,sner Stsvtvai Kit (2 ROCKY AND FRIENDSUNDERDOG - 2 IRONSIDE 4 GILLIS ISLAND byNormanLoam Daibodas 'a slightly bent soap opora, It is set Iri a fictional Ohio ln 1:30 T A A E J A N E Y S A L A W L L S L S 3:11 5' 40 1 H M K Y K M 0 1 0 M I IH E A I P U ______________ .nd og Mlav AM0H0ME Sthl *1 ED MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 H M E L R S I S R E 0 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHN 0 ED SESAME STREET 9 - THE FBI (R) Preon1od SO0 bEllOW I V E I N R N I E I H E H 0 1 M R I H ____ N E S I L M S B R S B I N S N E D R w 0 N M P G H M p 0 C A N I I C 0 A P SCHOOL SPECIAL: "The R 0 L N E I S 0 N C F 0 N N W A L W S AmzingCccAwwenessoS fy Moon" nce Kon, ____ A,V.!lT ShhA . . ,'.y. ii . -:v. HN 1 0 1 H E B R E A K E R S I L E W I .& - '".%k l%';i'I( & '1.1 Ike Eisorimann. Jim Backus, Jerry Van 4o. A tiny boy ctantly t'raod b6Ir" .i, ___________________________________________________ D 1 0 H 0 M ______________________________________ E S W E E I H 0 H E 0 N i ______________________________________________________________ , ,Pt;. I a.,,. I Si(O.4aD ADULTS 2.60 SHOW TIME MATINEE SORRYi g 7:00 WKIDDIES WED, NO I 9:00 2:30 _________________________________________________ ________________________________________ PASSE.J iwsucUoas: Tb. hid4.i aasHsI.d below epsr ,,-ward, bsckward, up, do-wi, or dIagssaIty Ii lb. psaul.. Find each - P4 P4 Oa hidden L c _________ - TELL THE WHOLE TOWN ViaYourVaI(flteflt'10 !l or 6)1 9"Ql j - - s-Lost & Found . Park 'N Snap on 5aild Ave. Jock Road in the City of Lake _________________________________ Reward Ph 373 6217. Mary, Florida to Evansdale Road ___________________________ The public hearing will be held In N (JI - _______________________ to time until final action is taken ' the City Council. THIS NOTICE shall be posted fl three (31 publIc places wethfri tr r City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the City Hall, and published In Itie Evening Herald, a nepaper of A -'. ER ICAN \ETERAN ' It H. - , 3 Meetlnqs o' the area to e coflsi0er:l at least 15 days prior to the ditte ot public hearing. DATED' January 7ti. V7dI s. Kay Satsm,tn City Clerk City of Lake P,'ar,, Fl0tida I F or'1 w &s arty Hirds 7'lS p '-' Did you mu.', that your Club or organization C,)rl QUALITY CONSTRUCTION, bath home, On large WOOded lot All the tras including fireplace, screened porch, carpet, foyer. ________________________ ____________________ ___________ name and ben It In as shown: B 11 tmore _l- Beeches - Mel rose lal lesi Mount Vernon Qreakers Hyde Park Ash Lawn • Herini tage cihisszze, ordcrsabookwhich helps IWTi develop a SOtO CSfl'C *'(ISS and i.4 tirTWJOly realizes that oriy his own natural atI;tjos make Iwn D MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (08W) NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice. is hereny given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "FIteti Name Statule" Chapter $45 09, Florldit Stalutr', will re9iStr name fi Call Sanforits Sales Leiger AT 3222420 ANYTIME and br Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of puolicatlon of this notice, the fir titiOus name, to wit - BUCKHOPti BEER 8. WINE BAR a? Highway 17 97 in th City of CasSelberry, Florida, - , ' - ID 3 Acres on Secluded country road with 3 fledrom I hitth House i% NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Central heat, air 17,000 down, 1706 per month 377 fl$7 _____________________ REDUCED ft basement Separate I3'l6' workihop. Close to school, high land surrounded by beautiful trees Must see to appreciate Owner will help finance $10,000 611 041) or (317999 bath, carpet kitchen equipped Immediate occupancy. 515.500 Bank financing available 373 7774 1r JIM "-1 CI'r -0 BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Ravenna Park • ' , --- - - pitrt. MOONEYAPPLIANCES)730697 Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 51 50 per Ciy - CARROlL'S FURNITURE - - - large ct'tM' type treezer, anytime UW,( Pit Bull lir' like new. 111$ firm Refrigerator', Dryer, Bunk Beds and D'shw,isti",Phøne 372 26) )t coi APTS 321.0041 2 bedroom aparlmenls, _____________ furnished or unfurnithed Newly SOUTH PINECREST- 3 BR, 2batri rede"cnra!ei Come 'e 3113 F Owner moving Out of state 8 372 2116 YE Il HP S - '--.n, '. HAROLD t-LALI.. -. REALTY _____ - 1968 Ponh&c Tempest, 2 dr. hardtop, new paint, v 6, auto,, chrome P00 Ph. 2731117 ________________________ ________________________________ 196IOLOS CUTLASS GOOD CONDITION Phone)?? .1.597 Freefemalepuppy,ns good home With Children or - 1970 VOLKSWAGEN FAST BACK Priv,ite owner 321 0746 -- - miles, Tradesman 700, ton. ET mags. carp.', seats, stereo, AC and V S auto Call 372-2560 after For used turnitur,' appliances. 2 30 pm, etc Buy I or 1001 tents _________________________ Larry's Mart. 215 Saord Ave. _______________________ 1968 Charger, 316 engIne, ar, Qood - CASH 3224132 Color TV's from 130; flAw, from $15; Servi all makes HERBS' - 90Autos for Sale - - Fisher Stereo FM Color Conle TV Black A White POrtable; Speakers, elI sIzes 373 O7 ______________ Any Quarit?, NOLLS Casselerry, Hw, I? 97 $30 4706 I ---- 5S-Bts & Acces50ries 4 ¶ '1) Chico & The Man - YOU NAME IT. -- Jct I? 978427. Longw& i ______ black interior, extra goon -- - 35"t"iC, ristIke Practically New, 545 32" 6.117 MLS REALTORS 321-0041 - ___________ SCHOOL BUS. 1963 tnternarionai ('OQfli' i3fl & fltttr , POODLE, AKC,$7$ Black, Miniature, Male Phone 327 637) Home Entectainmt'ntCentc. 75 color TV. new 3 Speed automatic rP(or changer, AM FM stereo EXTRAS INCLUDED'! CALL US, YOU'LL tIE SURPRISED'! ONLY 518,500 2 (ircircnm, I bath, (enlralIy loc,ited .)nd Convenient -- $1,800. 372-3121 PIT BULL puppies, UKC regiStered Females, 55O males. ss, See anytime alter 1p.m. at 2111 Cedar Aye ____________________________ _____________________ COO 1'.', 11193 '.'ONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 64-4 1006 ROFIOPI MARINE maker 525.900. 9-Trucks-Trailers ________________________ I977FordCourier 65-Pets..S'pplie __ ALSO LOTS AND ACREAGE -- _________ _____________________________ BAMBOO COVE One BLAIR AGENCY - P,"LjSt sell NEW high Quality homes with Only TOKEN DOWN PAYMENT! You cant afford to rent when wt' can make ownership this easy' MOVE FAST ON THIS- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 7 story, In mint condition Only 577.500 Good location - 7torcycles • _________________________ -- ''' - PARK A - l(ENMORE WAi4FR. HLJNI REALTY INC. 2571 P.rv Dr RE AL T (i --- - - AT 3222420 ANYTIME 'EP','Ici BEYC)ND 'piE CONTRACT" NO GIVE AWAYS, NOGIM.MICKS LOW LOW INTEREST RATES ML, REALTORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIG 141E EN TN .1 U DIC IA L I k,r,,s,, - oor Stripoino & Waxinq ____________________________ Residential A Business Free estimates Blitz Clean 323 59" _________________________ Country Setting ' - SERVICE till VOPID tier 4.ON T RA( T" SUPER SHARP- and ready for 323 7976 ' __________________________ - 'a'lr'rl "' tne party Interested in saca buSiness enterprise is as follOws Robert Pd. Havens Dated Casselberry, Seminole, __________________ County. Florida, January 19th, 1976 PubliSh Jan 70. 77, Feb 3. 10, 197t 0EV 97 Geneva schoolt. S Spct mortgage. $77950 %or2 Bedrooms Adultsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK iirectors will take place. Publish: 1cr, 3. 1976 DEW 16 ICAN LEG'tON •, t REALTORS M IS - II Saord Av ____________________________ Ford, Kubot, Pet tiba'ie SaIes.RentaI,Seryice 117 Magnolia Avt'nu ('1 1AP.'OPT F SPRINGS $ I3 _____________________ Call Sanford's Sales Leader ______ AMER %b'i9P _____________________________ DUPLEX- 7 'bedroom concrete 76--Auto Parts ________________________ Just Operiri - AUTO PAR Yr SUPPLIES. 3106 Sanfitrd Aye 322 0617 Or,en 7 Days. Mon Sat , 7 30 Tractors & Heavy Equipment __________________- - - fenced yard, panel family room, ifl5ide utility room ñith was"er & kithv'n uipped Compare tIlt' mileage, all tt'ei tram., 373 4SCI m&nnqs tOtITRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT - Reconditioned Batteries, $1795 FARM EQUIPMENT 52-Appliances - JUST PUT ON THE MARKET' Neat 3 BR, I bath home ncr ____________________________ 63 FOR VALENTINE LOVE LINES -- Low mileage, excellent condition Make offer Ph days 372 9573. eves 371 1711 FOP SALE TflMATO5tAVE 3$llSblafter5pm. ______________________ KULP DECORATORS iow 1st Sr. 372 72JS We Buy Furniture IDYLLWILDE CHARMER at - o ir t. TAt. uc.s WAP TED Toppriccpit.d. u'.cd. an' Condition 644 $126. Winter Park ---- - ______ Park Dr and SR 46 Joe B Mc CawI,',r, Sr ______________________________ -- - fenced rear yard. extra large lot size. Scrned porch, uipped kitrhen 516.500 cl Federal Savings and Loan ASSOC of your club activities _____________________ needle position Sewing mitChene .)nU Cabinet. Pa,' balance of 577 04' 12 payments of 56 50 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E lstSt Downtown 3729111 ___________ A COMPLETE TREAT! , ] bedroom - STOP & LOOK for the display ad announcing the opening of Sari forcI' newest fld unusi,it Cac1u ts FREE GIFIwPAPPJUG All Bib -,' Gitt. Knits, Christening Gcwn PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Sanford- 12$ Aldean Drive. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, Iirlace, 373 1172 evenings _________________________________ (Icauteful ranch type home, 364 acres, Stable Osteen area, oii 1617 or 37)6166 - 323 1970. The annual meeting of the humanC Society of Seminole I inty, Inc will take place on v',eek' ThIs is an idea I Assume Paym fast bar, central H&A, and much more 541,100 PEALT INC 207 E 75th 373 1632 HALA.COLBERT REALTOR ELMWlLLlAMS,Asscgjatc with large brick fireplace, built in MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE IllS $150 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I I SR 431, LQngwcr SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3, bedr0:r:'. trailer apts Adult & family park _______________________ 616 F. 5,'iu..ns a Attamonte Springs. Flit Attorney for City Clean 3 bedroom. 1"a bath,v 5bOe & refrigerator, blue carpet, ct'ntrt heat & air. $750 Call Carl Dav'd. Ill o satisfy tht' terms of s,ird E'ecution John E Polk. Sheriff Seminole County, Floi'i,i Publish Feb 3 10, 17. 71. 1976 DEW IS lllrqo WILSON MAIER FURNITtJR BUY SELL --TRADE - - Peg i i [il'- tlrkrr -. . over lSOOsq ft of living ar, db fully carpeted throughout, central Two rooms & bath, air & heat. Got SOmething to sell? A Classified Ad will sell It fast. _______________________________ Lake Mary -- 7 bdr., Fla, rm tencea yard, shade $l1,0E or best Dftr O,vner 371 1507 - _______ _______ -TAFFERR EALTY Stenstrom Realty and clean I BR, home in quiet Dave at 662 5 flC i ghbod.SeclUdedb3ckyard Kitchen eQuipped, just what you 3 LOTS, ISO'xl9O', with 3 bedroom, I O(deredl Only 572.000. bath frame home on W. 25th St Zoned MP? 5)750 fireplace, double garage, large rooms Don't pass me by __________ ______ Hitve ii up to 16 truck toads to scli. This auction for people who want to save or make money We sell by the piece, dozen, gross, or truckload. All types goods, 1edl,, a c cryaltal, radios, S tracks, .narty other items, HWY 4bFLEAMARKET flnUlnk...aL ''"y' . JU"iU (BthlridAudion Galleriest i•i Estate Broker 603W. IS? si 23bo"30SI7eves Rt- rirLhi'r - /o43 Very low dOwn and take over 1175 per month payments on 3 bedroom collect. Mr. Carn, II) 576 5370 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS Every FrIday 12 Noon 24 Hrs. Real Estate - JteiiSuUiiI 1't- k1IIV 1 bronm , furn . adultS 19550 372 26 _______ after eves & wk nds Sanford, Florida, the above described personal property. Fe!!61A Plno& Organ Sales A Serv We buy 10-Swap & Trade used pianos & trade. L- Pino, organ, guitar, acCordlan, SWAP SHOP FLEAMARKET Bali's Piitnn& Organ Aflp*t cart be it Sailer Cf it '1r, ) I ',',' 1',? )7? 77S5 O (11.1rg. All .idrn ilI frie Comr _____________________________ hrowe every Surday 9 to 3 at thiMo,4eiaed Drive 'n Tneatre. South 60-Office Supplies - i; c _____________________ _______________________ Transportation Used office furniture ________________________ _____________________________________ Wood or steel desks (executive desk - - - -- & Chairs,, Secretarial deSks & 75-Recreational Vehicles chairs. Straight chairs, lil,ng _____________________________ cabinets, as is Cash and carry. . NULL'S 21' Conrcj ct ';'t nt' ?rj,t'J Casselberry, 17 97, 630 £7 Iritiler, 51,600 Ph 327 144 after I pm -62-.en _____________________________ P4e,y Seller every hoi.jr MOSSIF C. BATEMAN Spanish stucco home in quiet - and the underSigned as Sher,ff of "eminoto County, Florida. will at ? CO AM on ttir 231n day 0? ebruary, A 0 1976, Offer for s. lod Sell to the highest bidder, for ash subject to any and all existing t'fl%. itt the Front (West, Door ot the .i'i-' __! e - mah Eit' 'i' Oreian . mos old. 00 take over payments 57941 mo. 37) $77) AUCTION M.UNSWORIH REALTY - PROFIT & PLEASURE - See thiS fine aijpt,, teatures central - hi'at air, arpcts, drapes, range & Company training & location set- FTU OvlecJo-Duplex, (urn, Or unlurn Ideal location Reasonable 365 I'll , 70175 FREP1cI 1P4,'IIY Il 921 - AdditeOnitl information available from the Civil DiviSion of the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart ment All pmopertybengtrt'0 at A ni't •tiontnly paymentS less then rent Government subs.dized to QUMlfiqd LQ,"ISC.lIl to -- Fiu'!tt rrportur.ty Only 4 10 - ICE non, RFAI TOIl - V t&hen Bathroom Citbinet Counter lops, Sinks, Instflhlation availmie ftud Cabelt )fl 10S7 - VENDING ROUTES at 29% E - Marvin Avenue. _______________________________ - Longwood, Florida Including 5131 up--I & 7 BR, ,iil GU kitchen, variov hCtqjlt'hnld lurnitUrt' and , 1mm O Fr,inkln Arr ______________________ Lu ri.y 323- 9410 _____________________________ Rentals Any and all furnithing fixtures ________________________ and property taken Irom the ---- :. Florida on February 19, 1976. at 7 30 pm or its soon thereafter possible, at which time interested parties for and against the request Real Estate _______________ horn,' f fjPP Witrr,tn,,.d llrne' property being located fl Semr,ole County, Florida, more particularly described as foIlo 173 615) SQUAPE IOOTAGE GALORE read all our want ads every day 1 Big BR's, 3 baths, big Country arrangements to add to your family income. Opportunity for 10(01 tflitflitclef 321 00)1 or s;i 3159, by REAL _______ TOPS -. - - it you are having ditficuItyfincJnga olar.to live r.s. .., t' f-'.• . '.,a -uu, U! flf4f you have need of, 1915. is, the, certain de%(,lbed property Owned - RIO bAll ' Show Director for Sarar Coventry Ac? now no investme'tt Company Plifltilt, VS Chester M •ifl 'i E Welis, Detenditni, which aforesaid Writ of Fxetuto Wits delir lo me as Sherift 0, Seminole County, Floridit and - 4A- PublicNoticu _________________________ CITY OF LIKE MARY, FLORIDA - Cohosi is Tony Be.iit _________________________________________ ''Jf iC',,'. SU I AD - Forrest Greene, Inc. EMPLOyMENT 373 5176 _____________________ Fthl ______ Sill ____________________ _____ a _____________ (Jirv', ___________________________ _________________ af !!L_ Mcrchandise . * I tieyre Hot '' * New t'ii,r- .ii a rurai area d0n LAKE MARY - 1 flr-droom, I bath Irame home, detaChed garage, nice Shade trees, fenccø yard, fl('ar 51$Ø ciaiBiing icg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. IO1W.Commercial Phone 777 7681 Sanford __, by virtue of that Cert,ii Wrt of See lhe sparkle in your Children' Execution iS%uU Out of and under eyes when they see your Ioy for 'he Seal of tIlt' County Court of them expressed in your Valentine Seminole Counly, Florida, unon a I OV I flex in The Ft' .iv'itt'iI ret1fler en ,h I Heritld Call 372 7611 or 1I 9991 __________________________ ' ¶,iriltil I I !;-'l Lake Mary, Florida. one time at least iS daI prior to the aforead the Is 01 resi- I I H E H E R M I I A G E 0 R E _____ _______________ -' ...... - _____ u orn aCti with a Herald Cl55liCdfld We'll help you write 'in ad that well bring a last %,itle __________________________ CALL lfl 2II P(jt)li,.h Feb 3. 5, 1976 DEW Ii ____________________ FACED WITH A DRINKINC' PROBLEM , Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous CanHelp , Leql ____________ Notice 4,30 L _________________________ TELL HER YOU LOVE HER VIA VALENTINE LOVE LINES __________________________________ l The Evening Herald -- 41-Houses - - 7 2Onicesdttached Warehouse truck height. Large fenced outside storage. Central tixo',on SANFORD - 3 BedfOO 7 bath home, economical oil heat, Shaiiy Call yard 519.500 MAKE OFFER W. Garnett White Gel r'aSteryM,i for Dnih JndSwt't Rolls, bread mixer. experienced Only to apply 377 7596 Seminole Bakery it the Town Garage, Inc. 956 E Attan.nntø N:':, A;to.,,11 Springs, Flit 1971 Datsun 2 DR Hardtop ID No . Coii Ti M14t vuu IKVUIiLE Free, 41 7027 for "We Care" - ED (Mon. Wed,Frl) "VILLA S I B U A 1 0 G P E R I A G K 1 0 F I , .-1 _________ 'S ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 9 THE NEIGHBORS, ROWS dents Irving -o'jriJ an auto assemtiya1't Louise Lasaer I0.00 I -. NOTICE OF SALE You art' tfri1 notfieii thitt thel LOCKSMITH-____________________________ Must be 0OW1nJ VihtCii' will be sold on perienced, regular rk $ - -. - 6 THEGUIDINGLIGHT SCHOOL 7ROGRAM. MING SEEK a FIND ______________ ____ / RLD _________________________________________________________ ____________________ _______________________ YAMILT . 1130 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE cot)le5 WtlO otter ttio onvios'porsonaloom 6 MIKE ooucs s The ______- Cot further irformat Ion call 173 4367 9 RHYME ANt) HEASON 200 0. 2fl0nO PYRAMID €1) BIG VALLEY 1230 2 12 TAKE MY ADVICE 4 GAMBIT -- 4 6. AS THE TURNS ThomsRomombers"RF,i) 'Book Beat - 900 - FOR INFORMATION CALL 322.7502 -: - t ru , 10 t.n LI ,lIt4.r Legal Notice Al ANON For families or friends ot problen' goy. ( 130 LESS 12 MAGNIFICENT MARBL.E MACHINE *1 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (wArn - Davil" Jimos P.iurray 1959 ',ST YOUR HOME I$Uying it fl(-,i, home' Moving to an apartment! VFIORAPIGESS750BU P.t(JRCOT IS, 5) 00 BUSHEL 1?? f'71) or ]1 CIIS? -. ________________________ I - - OO'0. 3 bedroom, ren H A Owner 3 _____ -- - C EL ED RI TV 1200 2 - 9 NEWS 0 4 TIIIAT*f 12 Afternoon 4 6 CBS NEWS SESAME STREET G000MORNINGAMER. ________________________ IBARGAINMATS.VIRY1i1 [ 'TlL2:30P.M.-Sl,25 I ________________________ GEORGE KENNEDY & JOHN MILLS NEWS 6 2 DEVOTIONAL 6 12 PAUl HARVEY 700 2 12 TODAY (Local news _____ ____ ________________________ - 645 RY HARTMAN. MARY 0 HAR TMAN Pr and Crey (Mgo Dck'rtson ard Earl i-4ct) _____ ________________________________________________________ ______ -mon PRICE IS RIGHT (P 700CLIJB 1 100 ' " 'I OF u'ta_i TUr4e - 630 PASTr r, sr-tv 4 FARMANDHOME 638 12 LIVING RDS 643 4 Back" 1957 (Thurs) OnoSundavNtornoon:' DanniS Morgan, Jacs Paige. 1948 to Eat (,Ill bel 41-Houses 100 N Maple )fl 1371 or Jfl 6670 Aphone call could start you ona flEW and profitable career Call •, _____ NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE :u YOU (B 700 ciun 11 30 2 12 TONIGHT on 9- Cood Thèng Property 6Th 0616 Comm ________________________ KatNoonan, JohnGogson 4 KIITANA 6 PR!CE IS RIGHT io- 9 DAILY )RO *1 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 857 12 NBCNUPDATt 900 2 625 (Mon.) Wth This Ring (Tg Thus, Fri ) "Joao' 1030 MAN 1100 ED 2 2 4 6 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW MING )7?66iS Ni",s qovernmcnt Proqr,iti ,ire 104. siS low itS 52 per week, ii 1? 4 6. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN ED ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS I 00 2 12 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 9 RYAN S HOPE SCHOOL PROGRAM MING €D MOVIE (Mon ) H.gh Tido at Noon 'Delta Si John.Flora Robson El) M I STE R ROGERS ' NEIGHBORHOOD 93(1 BASKETBALL GAME. learns BOOK BEAT 9 HAPPY DAYS. Fonzio 6 CONCENTRATION 11 FEEDBACK 9 TUESDAY MYSTERy Moty at Maiibu: 1200 4' 6 CBS MOVIE Wan 1.00 2 i12 TOMORROW 9 DAILY ¶M)RD 2.00 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2.45 4 LATE NEWS 300 4 PASTOR S STUDY 37-Business P4urSeS, RN's LPN', Aid('5 Aide License Bureau €1) STARTREK 730 2 CANDID CAMERA 4 MATCH GAME 6 G000 TIMES J J lirids a patron-a loading hgtzo in Iho local urwvId 9 HO1LWOOO SQUARES 8 -00 2 12 MOV1N ON: A terious man (Jack Kuschen) rents Sonny and Wits rig and sends Sorv'iy ofl on an opensive vacation AMERICAN DOCU- _________________ _________________ 18-Help Wanted -- I J ;.t' ____________ We Buy Furniture 70 Toyota Coronal door, air, rad: .'1t' O.Cf p,,m('t'r's 122 50? PAVES' 37) '17) __ ______ I i-LORIDA IN AND FOR --------W000MERE- 3 BR. 1': baths, SEMINOLE COUNTY. 31A-Duplexes 127.500 ___________________________ Split bedroom plan, c,'ntrat heat NORTH CIVIL ACTION 712473CA09.F -. Hillcrest 17x60, 7 bedroom, central air, lots and lots of extras 524,000 I tPSI LDLPAI SAVINGS AND DUPLEX furniShed or un air. carport, Skirting, awning SAN LANTA- 3 BR,? baths, corner Retire In The Tropics! LOAN ASSOCIAT ION OF furnished, Ideal location, lot, FHA fInancing, 111.600 excellent Condition Offered ' by' MAR1ANP4A. a corporation, Reasonable rent 365 3721 Savings 8 Loan 563 Ii per month STATELY old 2 Story, beautifully Where else Can you 'or' a 16'*7$' Plaintiff. itnytim. - --.-'-----. -T A ALJP'skIr Pt'.tl I ....• rr rnone JJJ e031 or 5)0 maintenance -__________ ------o,corayeo home, central heat air, JUt.) I Fl rrnjiic 'S.,MLL MYtH T 0006. nights a.tI) .'I fret' interiorand a potentially call 67$ 556q fireplace. attiC fan, new flooring One BR, unfurn apt., electric rica? CHARt ES W PUCKE Ti, et ox • commercial procerty (or this 1)7,000. itt. Carpet, S1 or & ref Adults $105 el,. liii 15 YR. FHAFINAP4ClNG" price Buy of the Wee4.t INCOME- 6 Unit apartment after S & wk nes Defendant ______________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR ____________________ J building including 2 efficiencies NOTICE OF SALE 3$O3OrlaedoDrive 6)1 Sale ir ice. 15675.0 Call for details Aluminum Siding PdO''c 'S "iJ'rehy (liven that. Home Improvements j Pressure Sanford, 373 5200 32-Houses Unfurnished Cl eaning pursuant lu a Finiti Jijajgment of ____________________________ OVIEDOStemper Realty Owner selling _________________________________________________ ?P4W double wide, fully t ForecIoure entered in cause bedroom, 2 bath Spanish style Oedrm, 2 bath, Carpeted, stove In I can covcr your home th alum JIM'S HOME IPlPRO''EMEpjT5 Quiet adult park CentralUair, Central Floridi's nombered 7S7473 CA 09 1. in th home, central air heat, fenced and refrigerator, central heat and siding & Soffit system Als ALA CLEANS ALL Screened room, carports and MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR yard with country atmosphere, KEEP WARM Pepi ace your Old Roofing, Gutters 20 yrs 'Er skIrts Exterior PretWre clean nq $1,000 under invoice Plo Florida, I will Sell the preperty Eagle Siding Co 551 9543 JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more 31) 6S Situitt, in Seminole County, Florida, OSTEEN-- 1 Bedroom fl 1196,372 196.1 assume 124,300 VA mortgage at 1110 per 830000$. Nights phone 67$ 5549 cIescr,bea .ss 372 1959.372 1161 71, nclo'*s month SCHUREN REALTY. ) Qcli pcI nt, PH anytime 3636280 WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' Lot 3%, LAURELWOOD, ac Realtors 327 1307. WORK? Place a Claqi?ie Ad in Have some camping equipment you lOS N. Sunlanci Drive-- 3 BR, 2 bath, Located in Sorrertto, on l' cording to th ptat thereof as * * * * the Even.ng Herald today' air conditioned, carpet. f?O(ed, 3 no longer use' Sell It all with a Bedroom, I bath, witlItowall fe-Corded in Plat Book 15, Page fenced, large shaded lot Orlando Income Tax Serv carpet, ClaSsified Ad in The Herald Call 1771 central heat 1016 _________________________ Public Records of Seminole County. air, Florida HIDDEN LAKE 322 2611 or $319993 and a friendly Itorida _________________________ room kitchen equIpped, fenced _____________________________ Evening Herald - ---- .--' -- P M 2nd artcj Tnrrt,i Faut "'" at (uiNGO t ' Mon & '. 1 ir, Ii Idit? 7 1' Ri., ir it IS H - '' '.' . NOTICE OF INTENTION ' 2 ADAM 12 Tomorrow: Famous BrIdges (1) LASSIE 530 Enjoy much target iSeek & Find' puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an atl.n.w series of 24.page booklets, To oer volumes I, If and Ut, send $1 (or each, making checks ' 2 12 NEWS 0 €1) ELECTRIC COMPANY riS.s, -- 1 S A WedSdayS Private Eye FICTITIOUS NAME -Y THIS COUPON GOOD I lie's a good looking guy i devilish sense of humor. I FORTWO with fl&s ii pretty l-00d ('Ofl IflLfl and can turn on the charm when he wants to. lie has a strong sense of honor anti a (JJ'lVC to see jus- 16I " I BIG , SHEFS"' I FOR Oti hereby glen that I am engaged in business at 701 S French Ave., Sanford, Seminole County. Florida under tht' flctillotrs name of I.OS AN(;EJ,I:,s Okay, class, (ct's see if you can NATIONAL DISCOUNT AUTO SALES, and that I intend to register ruess wha, Jakc Axtninlster said name with the Clerk of the iloe (or a living, flere,are Circuit Courl, Seminole County, -- :7 Harry B, Calvert Veronica H. Ca.ver? ____ Publish: Jan, 27, Feb 3. 10. tl, 1976 DEV.134 Premieres ______ ,,e'. ' ,, -. \' the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit; Ser lion 66309 FlorIda Statu'es 19$? 5 - Sanforci J Gould Pbli5Il Jan 71, Peb 3. 10, Il. 1976 0EV 13? , l, '. _____________________ '1 ./ ' '.' \- , a-'' I" ASSN best biddt'r, for cash, at the west front door of the Seminole County Court House, itt Sanford, Florida, 11.00 A M . on February 11th, 1976. t,•,'. Pr,'. Al ier "M•," I lius'nt's Meetinq ?r- dMorrday 7v C uh Hours- 3 pri' Dal fcIed Bingo TNurscJ,r cmer valid through February 29, 196 __________ Call after S p REAL ESTATE. INC. Smitn, Cater & T,iub P 0 Box 1363 , It yo'jr club or orqanjzation would like to flCltjdij e 35-Nobjle -Iome 806 Madison Street Tampa, Florida 3360) this listing call r . . ttiy DII ,'. tY _____________ Welcome. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3?? 2617 _______ . . 9cIy&iP#j , ' KOvE ESTATES-- New Swim, 1th iI, Ciubtu%t' V,0 no i l",iturt' P 0 Itci £3. Ostr'e'rr, _____________ 3776.1 177 6077, "- need,s it. But he ca be real ______ ______ _______________ _______ _________ ____ ________ __ cNotice _ __ insss'er by 110W, you must not / •1 ONE FIJNIV1EAL I I 39 (umplete divine, Because Jake Axrninister is a ______ 'IV private eye. Just like all the ___________ ____________ Regular 7'::'. AT - ow a televisIon set --- Or y _______ .1 o'ces of eI.cLe,i, masked fltOlOft ooj gicivy, (Ole ilcr,.v 3 hot b.,o.,'tr ,: 'lifI/j,.x/r vt.*E'!hi'4i%Jdh1e.i.t/ 7ous' c OQe FRIED CHICK 1 i9c i ' C Grta1 dthhF . I - am.ai.....a' ..,J t)PEN DAILY ii A SOtFr9nchA,,(HIwayl7fl) ilL 10:30PM 29 1976 at pavllcipsttng Burger Chef Rectaurants I others 1k' debuts 011 Nl(' ti,11it IllUt%-CaS4ifl MTie5 that Is set f los Angc!es during tI stien gill I)ohlcerr,en there, Jake It'lls US, 5%t1'O (ill the take. \iid It1ClflCtthfljthcwtlgl,tg (or it is its mention settings, including the beautiful Maon 1)zis'ir ('SNltli. _______________________ me PFAL TOIl 372 7ive ________________ RESIDENTIAL. 2 Story CB and Brick i BR, 3 baths, large swimming pool $70,600 BUY for future home. Excellent building lot Trees, sidewalk too' on Mellonville Ave 17,550 Terms - - 17 Acres, l2lot, °ew 21- x wide mobile home. fencect MOVES MOUNTAINS Of M chandise Every Day Lake Harney water front acreage High, dry, tree covered Corn munity water in property, Reasonable terms, Offers con _________________ Sidered Call litusy,lle, 2696811, ESTEPSON LAND CLEARI NO BuIldoing, Excavating Ditch Fli drt, top so I - Hauling e-t-1 Real (istate Broker 321 0610 371 7895 37? 7710 3720779 ___ _________ - -------- ----- _______________________ _____________________________ C&A Back Hoe Service Buldng Clitnp Yard Wb RCi5Ofliti(t' 3?) 7131 All kinds 14 d.g.'ncj Hovsetrallers 'ored & no. rd 372 9142 _________ - I Roofing I Roc4.n',j Ar Iarpm?ry Repair Frt,' I CIII 37] 6769 Att work, guar3nt I Shingl I BROGDEN ROOF ING 372 6700 __________ Lawn Care _______ Heater Cleaning I _____________________________ Sewing ______________________________ i WE HAVE from Ito 7-0 acres, near CI Bunt-c Cl',irr-riJ 8 Sen vice' II Osl.'en Good terms. Discount for Hou'r Service Dyk Heating 6. I cash. Conditional permIts for Air ConditionIng. 7725577 __________________________________________________________________ mObile homeor hOme COnSttuCtcri _________________________________ ____________________________________________ available. 6171617. _____ _____ Fast tlitiO b"1 Phor,r' (II 964$ Land Clearing Try Orici _________________________ - _____________________________ _____________________________ _________ at F i.e Por,is Phone 377 754) CLASSIFIED AVERTISING 10 Acres, HE, Tennessee, Levn'I ground, 7200' etev , highest point fl area, Scenic views. A PrOdu(ing Oil well within I mile. Must sell. __________ S.30 pm. Radio & TV Income Tax Returns rid., duiti, Bu',ness H*-y Il 92 L)uivE IN TV SERVICE - pasture, large garden ready to plant Sell or trade for motor home or travel trailer, Located off Wilson R at Paola, E of Wilson Schoo. follow sign 31) 4096 ' WIlT REALTY LOCATION (.'rmp!i.'teI rr4urt:-;rcj 2 t.:t:i'-oir. I t'iitth, Iranle trcwnt' 1)5,500 Williams Accounng TQWER'S BEAUTY SALON I (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) I __________ 319 E. First, 372 5747 43-Lots-Acreage - All , ; -n' - ,inn c,)re, Aiteratons trash r'mvrtq ht,tv 37) 4217 _____ Dressrna*ing, aches', mens, children's Drape's, Quilts, Upholstering Donna Canada, 327 0707 _____ _______________ __• ___________ I counseling for individuals witho ut transporttitiori. ____ ______ ' S - ___________ ___ __ - . . ., SEEDCO • CIty of OVIEDJ Sanford Airport Aflhjoch ftaptis Church 9am, toll am. Plo Mary. 32? t.,84$ _ I l 47-Real Estate Wanted \4llagc (i Luxuvy ratio Apartments __________________________ '__- HOM ES OF DISTINCTION " '- IdylIwilde Homes By t BEDROOM SUITES APARTMENTS TOWNHOUiES For further information, please call 8)1.j47, ', I , a '.' CONSTRUCTION lnc. 211 W, 25th Sanford, Fla. Call 4or Appointment 322.310) ADDITIONS_REMODELINI' PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonialel 305 323 39)9 ________________ __________ ______________________ - PET REST lPit ntrl tout A Air Cond'toning __________________ _____________ ______________ ____________________________ ______________ EVERY DAY someone is lookIng for what you has to Sell Call today Photo.'aphy _______________________ here tomorrow, flEPOSIT. SANFORD I IIPP Warranted Home' List Now 1 Year Leases Hwy. )797Acro J,, N From Ranch House 'j )?3'U700r131.9777 3Mo.6aj . 322-2090 Professionally Managed liv JICIlJ)1IOthi. I'.ANT IOSILL OP RENT? Call "Sinforci's Sales Leader" j For Professional Prompt Service' Call Sanfo,d't Sales Leaaer a'; 322'.242OAvTIME __ _ Well Drilling ______ prlce Phone 373 SIlt Custom Work Licensed Bonded Fre.pjti,-iate 373603$ _______ (iS5ified ad We'll help you write 6ri ad that will bring a fast male -- CALL 337 7.511 -______________ _______________ l'I'O'(alr,,phy by Munson Coaynt' 1505 W. 25th St. Get ',nnv' act;an *,lI, a Herald __________________________ _________________ and your Classified Ad will appear _________ NO______ SECURITY TO SELJ 'fOUR HOME' Buying a new home! Mov'ng to an apartment' Il'.i'i u 6. ri __________________ )' n'.' *I Harris. at SEARS ri Sinforci 322 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED Monday.Frjday, Pet Care _______ For Ore, estimate's, call Carl STUDIO 1,7,3 Large 1 & 2 Bdrm ____ SO'.AP HEATING AND WATER - Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From •Large Wooded Lots •Paved Streets •Sewers Street Lights •Sldewalks ___________________ ______ ardens - there may be additional positions created in July, 1976, _______ U _____ _____ _____ _______________________ _____- .. There are current ly approximately six (6) POSItIOnS available, although positions may open from time pholstering _______________________ I 9 __________________________ . 73.7 Dr.e Quality upholstering Free pick up& 377 $165 delivery Call for free est'ma,.. Acreitge Tracts, Small 8 large _______________________ _____________________ TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, Need help C41 11.0 Sitturday lob' 671 0711 Paneling, doors, *indew hungs, __________ 1p.m. to 2p.m. .1?oSPm BROKERS Days 372617) PlightS 31? 735? ______________ -' - - . PEAt, TOPS (Ir,jnctr ')tfi _______ ,,- v'I THIS COUPON GOOD FOR, I -4- 3'7 7tllor(31 9. ) __________________________________ I ,tmJ down payment nrqOtiable ___ _ II you haven't fIgured out the 111 Peg ReitI Estate Broker 372 SoIL After 14,-i, 1)7W. 1st 51 Sanford COMMERCIAL power Office (C.E.T,A,) will be at ttie f011OWIng 't'nsitivt' 'ii. you PAYMONDM BALL • ____ -- BALL REALTY _____ _ _____ ' ____ le' - L.-'r; 'rift lu ',ii this reconditioned house in Sejnland for 119.500. 3 Bedrooms, only 1 bath, but of the largest lots i the Subdivision for your pool, garden Ot expansion Owner says "SELL," so the price ii reduced under $11,000 and looking (or an offeron VA, FHA, or Conventional fn,tncng We're re-ad,' NW ARE YOu' CailBart Real Estate .' to Life in of Loch Arbor 's"' ' LAKE MARY Titin' your choce two well built modern homes. 7 BR, $19,300. 3 BR. 173,500 . _____ .1 322-6457 Lots - • -'- GENERAL CON TRACTOR m _________ I at participating Bur9ur Chet Restaurants JOHNNY WALKER PEDROOM.2 BATH Gibbons, Tucker, McEwen. And he's tough. Yes sir, Jake Tv central heat, fenced yard 5%f month plus security Ph, 373 7995 _____ ti workins: outside the law if I here's II toOtI ri'asiin (or it, Ii 1 ______________________ _____ 1- 3 BR. tz bath, kitchen tqulppe4J (Seat! Arthur If. Beciwitli. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Elaine RiCriarcie Deputy Clerk , recreational ammen,tles, split bedroom arrangement, kItchen equipped. encloSed garage, out standing landscaping Only 11 si & lain' ovt'r peymerits p. Qualifyng HAROLD HALL REALTY, _T0R, 373 Sill tice done, but tie's not opposed i _______________________ acres, i register the said name with the Clerk of the- Crcu.l Court cf Semin'ole County, €2 THE LONE RANGER $ FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Florida Statute 55(65 c, that the urersigned, desiring to engage in busineSs under the 1k tsIiou name of CALVERT MACHINE SERVICE at 203 Charlotte Street, Longwood, ___ WELLS DRILLED Pup"" __ All t,pi.'% ,ini S,it WerepairaricJry,0 STINEMACHINE& SUPPLY CO 707W 2nd St 372 6432 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ lntrior, Exterior Plastering, GET PIater Patching 1. Simulated brick & s?on' specialty. 322 7750. __ _________ THOSE(t,)c,,qy ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' _______ ___________ r... ,, '1 �- - -: -)'--,------.---- ---- I -- -- - - - ---- - --- - T--- & --- p- _- Herald, I ROYAL L $ IM EARLY o NI. ".74n§ LONG P O , BRANCH 6 0;t ABC A III IA GIN 1ST wc RON RICO I 3 OTtI p' : C! LORD WIIAN +- 100° 9o LORD CALVERY VELVET CAMMU DELUXE 1OYLCANA)IAN ! _2 597 ) DANT 0 O..% 11 N*A%;'~1 41T. 99 2 NOILLY PRAY I VERMOUTH samstii voz* all. *1N'VOKA rua VILUT __ 4 ST1111 I 7 52.95 47.$$ ni52.95 A95 99 NOR - - r±': .-.... I HEDGES BUTLER ) 0 , .- ' - SCOTCH TO TS CAUOUI z L :: 29 9 mmm -- *1 ANY 9 C ASE' ' LAItY tS in. .. 53.95 £1. TA VIII N' sun .m sonos us SOROUVOKA Mum ML "O in in 47.95 in 4195 in 47,75 01) CHOW WORM 01$ NTzuuia u' 00POUgfli' Ka 111At wui in 4.95 wrnisos CANAWN 54.95 Sm 57.95 in 41.95 orA 49,93 . 52.95 SIIallo, so' vou in a. $9.55 S StUN STIIPI SN 49.95 STAlliff SCOTCH 44,95 n 41.95 i 42.95 f 4395 $3.71 -_______ 10 ç- '. GRANTS $IOTCN in J. D. I A.ffm 'I. SCOTCH .- .'b t :. I :-- __________ 11111 - , jj:: -' &- '?:' :% ; 7 -1: _~ Y . tS V. ; _ ., -A * 1 ,. : 'it3, ,L,f aix ANY CHAT. FIGEAC :- '- .' 1.. if 1 -: -. - . - S :' k-- GAsLS 1 - si lUitic 3 CHAT. DE PEI S lSIIPst ST. i,,rcw tip on Orlando's dread COUtSC. t. ---- _~ --- c*u 4324 . __ 277 - year in Sanford. Anot he r )oung pro to comnin the open is Tommy Dun)Cncich. who graduated Pete at the title but, if lie %i,ins, Perez ilia%, from Winter Park Ifigh School intl iittcndetl Seminole CoitiOthintk Sports Stadium it will not accept it after the fight. IImuflit College. be Taco Perez against Joey )n't think I want to be saddled Vincent for the third, and ac- with a state title. All that would cording to the fighters, last mean is. that I would have to time. stay around here and defend it. Both Perez and Vincent insist And, flS I said before! want to this will be the final mccting, go around the country but each has a different reason. improve my ranking." "I am now a rated fighter," Four other pro bouts have RICKALOFF Perez explains when questioned beenscheduled in support of the - progress at Daytona International Speedway. tournaments, bowing action, Little League tryouts and fishing tournaments, -' And, in addition to the routine prep and junior - high sports, get out the cowboy hat and spurs. The Silver Spurs Rodeo is set for Kissimmee Feb. 20-22. 4 ri VODKA OLD FLORIDA ST. PETEItS1JU1tG (All) 2. Orlando Evans, 19-1 U ndefeated C 0 C 0 a 3, Bradenton Manatee, 19-0 Beach held on the top Spot St. Petersburg Northeast, among Florida's Class AAA 18-I high school basketball teams, 5. Orlando Oak Ridge, 18-1 but Everglades High fell in 6. I)eI.nncj, 1943 1, ('hiss A after suffering its first 7. Mia mi Jackson. 15-2 - PASSPORT K!TCH__v.4.69 '. - i - - - - - S had \ S ta t ions 415 near the town of Osteen. A has a boat ramp and parking St. Johns River from Lake family business run by Ed space, Monroe to Lake Jessup. "Woody" Woods. his wife, Ant ther excellent boat ramp The next Derby committee Jean, and assisted by daughter, is Mullet Lake Park, six miles meeting IS scheduled for 7:30 Heather, and son, Buddy, this East of Sanford on SR. 46, turn rm. at the Chamber of Com- camp has hot fo,od. boats. left arx] foll(m- lix- winding motors, tamp ground, and row to the Uicr. By water it is only l: miles utreamn to I.indsay's Camp. already Leiinn Bluff. building, corner of First Street and Sanford Avenue Monday, Feb. 9 macret' Brantley Gals Lob B. Moore FOREST CITY -- checked those two pun(h of Leslie and Cindy ;- who trailer their own area at the Mim's Bridge, but to camp ching facilities at Monroe part , care is required in this of the river during low Brantley fligh girls tennis team and rcleai~d Jimts held at the Police Benevolent Association building on the Lake Monroe waterfront and Keys Atlant c i them and now I vant to stay Junior the winners will be awarded many valuable prizes, Crooms' 14 Is Easy, 'I. A 3 I 4 / Crooms could do no wrong achieve at least half its points, Monday against St. Cloud, and a 2-3 zone th at kept the boost ing its winning record to Tickets for the bar becue are 14.1 with a convincing 71-43 victory. being printed now anti will be B ys ater . Opposition scoreless for the first six minutes. Chris (fljlf1)re and Ed But the freshmen from Hudson paced the Panthers s. CLOUD: SIppo I 0 7 oarrin 33 6. Kng I 2 1. HamIlton - _________ ______________________ ______________ roomi hear it I know what I can do. Bridges 8, John Chappell 4 and Jones and Tony Brinson, Mike weigh s ta tion is Marina Isle And I know what Perez can do. John Bolt 2, Wayne Pace led th e Siken led the Vikings with 17, Cunp on S.,.R46 . East, one-half Fouls: S' Cl oij 71. (rooms 21 never fight again after tonight. added l2s [tile Jeffery Kipp had If he does try to get back in (he 6 and Gregory Carter 2. IMarvin WTHR forfeited to Dekle's rest of his life," Technical: St Cloud I "11111111111. • Capture PGA ;§ " f. I / ,_", y I -- " "i.' - ORLANDO iAPi - Gary Perez merely laughed it off. Jets, 33-29, as David Wilchar ship. J", ~ I , ,4 - I I Team Champion. I "Win or lose, I will be back. I scored 15 points, Anthony Torn Mulline and Tom Bieram a fighter and all of Vincent's McIntyre 6. Scott MiLsom 4 and shank divided second-place ( North Miami Beach, Lakeland. ('lass AA A 1, Cocoa Beach, 19-0 L Fernandina Reach, 15-2 3. Quincy Shanks, 15-2 4. Tallahassee Rickards, 15-1 5. Fort f..ntiderdnin (Thrilinil MATINEES - ) , J Monday talking isn't going to change Joe latunan, Roger herring, money of $2,300 with a score of Wed, & Sat. Alvin Sweet and Arthur 197. The main event will be for the Hawkins had 2 apiece At 199 for $2,000 were Germ Florida Junior Middleweight For the Jets, Chris Garcncr Frank and Steve Bull ( ('it'nrwntt.r ('rnifpnt C...L.. (ia' A 1. Laurel hill. 19-2 2. Everglades, 13-i 3. Tallahassee FAMU, 114 4. Miami 1)ecrborne, 14-5 5. Allentown, 13-5 t Pnv,inir..- flt'rit'ti 1.1,.' ic_n 1:45 NEED TIRES*> THINK RADIAL AND LOOK TO THE LEADER, an*atee ('lass A 1. Graceville, 17-2 2. Hilliard, 15.2 3. Lake Placid, 17-2 4. Blounstown, 1541 5. Jay, 13-2 MAN 8:00 P.M. the Itatits continued their money of $2,870 in the Florida Told of Vincent's prophecy, winning waysby stopping the IA that." .41 p ff NIGHTLY - even, if, by some miracle, he Gulf. Baker and Clwrles Krenkel does win, he will be punchy the In the Intermediate eague, have captured first place It's Robinson, Evans, mn •:*. mentioned, also has everything A public launching area Is At this lime final plans for the for anglers and can be reached located near Lemon Bluff Camp ning dat. Feb. 14. will be by continuing East on S. R. 46 bu t t he water is shallow and 'tiscusseti and a complete about 12 miles from Sanford would not accommodate a large resume of prizes will be !.ir.day' known to all as boat at this time. released. The new weigh-in "Tennessee." Lindsay's Camp is only a few The one. SC(Iles, all identical. have New corners to the area, yards from a good launching ,rrived. They will be "Perez will be taking so arid Marc Rubenstein 4. They have tennis tournaments, Putt-Putt hT ) .C. ORLANDO- Tonight Elisha Obed, if I was in the ratings. Well. I have made Club, uiti cIa-pickers paradise. FLEISHMANN GIN .. - Young pros get mU al tuneupsoi putting green .4 •.:-• -..- ." Nighttime action is at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel 319 CHAT GONTET ' '7- Sanford Shad Derby Murchison playcti for Corn- C.O. Penney and his wife, Sanford. From there it is only a 'alcneIa Community College, niittee chaintan, Dick Man-, and son, Jim welcome short run the corner of and often found himself corn- announced today that lindsay's shad fisherman, and are never Lake Monroe to hit the shad Fish Camp at Mims Bridge on ton busy to a.ccit. Pank fishing trolling area of peting at Mayfair against the St. Johns. East S. H . 46 has Joined the list or boats, motors and tackle A county park and -i golfers from Seminole Cornlaunching iii official weigh-in stations, available, niunity CHege, ramp is located at Geneva Murchison, who now plays This brings the total to (our for The next Camp is Lemon Bridge four miles east on S. R. the convenience of Derby Bluff, reached by car from tilt of Hilton Head Island, S . S.H. 46 and Marina file Camp also Dub_ contestants on every part of the i Up the road a piece, Speed Weeks are in many head shots tonight, that 349 449 - Lindsay's Fish Camp Joins "Tile greens are in the best strangler coming up against Lake City, That's a ring at a later date, have him Butler led the losers with 10, freebie, and will be the best basketball game of the checked out by a doctor first. while Patrick Harrison added 6 Winter Team 4 4Q CHAT LA CROIX PO',Itmot CHAT 1 ANG1US - - Florida CC of Jax. not to speak of that Feb. 14 frog- CHAT, 00 CR0 BEAUCAIIIOU 1 1.1 ,' si ti.to CHAT. DE FAIX CHAIII$ .; : - to CHAT BOUSCAUT - '.i • ' IMIIIO 1049 CHAT. AUSAN SEGI.A UAC&UI 399 61." 31191m, 1. . . ri i't TOM SIMS .-.... .;, . ii 95 U -... - 7_4- -.. Hollins for a game against FTU which could me tonight. Jimmie Williams scored II determine an NCt, tournament berth. 'There isn't any reason for points to spark Flagship Bank Seminole Community College has a tough 'Ile to go into it right now, but I of Sanford over Sanford Baker, Krenkel divisional tester Wednesday night at home against will promise Taco Perez will Electric, 31-20. Sammy Griffith ; CHAT CHEVEI BLANC -. - . - good one, then there's the Mayfair Open, the upNeither oI,us has anything new losers with 8, followed by backed by Lincoln Larsen's 8, mile from the Geneva Bridge. coming l)eltona Open, some superb college %% can show th e other guy. And Harold Gaines and John Halt Mark Mcintosh's 6 and Glenn -_--, basketball with the expected best Saturday it Perez will be a sitting duck for with two each. Swill's 2. -, - CHAT PEIRUS •OVI*OL . .. -- to a 5-2 ictorv over Bishop operators. In with other fighters who are in Savage Turner taking on Harbour Marina. downtown the Top10. I ;uess if Vincent Georgia Roy Nixon, Frankie Moore Monda. The Sanford Shad Derby is ever makes It to the national Santore sqiwrthg off against Sinqmei. i Sullivan IBM) Green about a week now, and one of the all-time greats sponsored by the Sanford rankings, I might fight him Robert Spencer and Milton ' C StJIOvn ILB) 0 Towlci Ii. Evening Herald and the Muguerza announced his retirement Just before again. 3 HoIIOwiy (LB) 0. Hugh 8 1. 4 But I can't see how that Owens meeting Babe Clark. Greater Sanford Chamber of boarding his airplane. 'b 52. 5 ill happen. I am certain he Amateur bouts open the show Ohcr LIII ci I-se'cibrink $ I ('ommerce At the conclusion of "1 know I had a distinguished career," said DouIes - I Green TowI (BM) ci ill retire alter the beating he at 8 p.m. with Perez and Vin. the contest, March 14, a Mugsey, "but there comes a time. takes tonight." cent set In ti nter 11w ring around C. Sulli van L Sullivan 5). 2 niarnrr.oth !3ar-B-Cue will be (Lft) ci h Tonight's Perez-Vincent boxing match is a CHAT [MITE ROTHSCHILD PAUuaC I? , ( . ______ CANADIAN SUNSET ' :.-. rf' UIUTiCZY sun % -. - Weigh-in stations include 701, Weigh-in 17 3410 Bridge Camp, operated 4Ii 0 Ii. tto.-.rs I 0 7 Glascock I C' TOÔIS 17 91) Mrs. Leona Barnhart a'cI CROOMS; Black 3 O6 Gillmoreo Lankfonl, loca ted at S.R. ,, John 4513; Wfl 306 "Perez has shown signs in the the losers with Mark Gibson A.iken and James Posley 2 each. 415 on the St. Johns. This camp Steorcns IA 6: %asl'ngton 3 1 10 past of wanting out of boxing adding four. Heard about the man for all seasons? Well, but now I understand he quit his Evans 47 IC The Lions tripped the has rental boats and motors, Perry 0 S S First Federal stopped Vikings, 5433, on 18 poin ts kl McGoern 0 0 3. Meyers 1 0 2 by tac he'd be right at tic,me here in Central Florida. job to become a full-time Gregory Lumber, 35-12, as Mike Willie Brown, 16 by Bernard to alle, drinks, eats, and caters 2) 71 kinds of f ishi ng, Seems even the most versed sports fans are having fighter. Gaudreau scored 14 points, Mills, 9 by Willie Shular, 7 by a tough time picking out what to do and what to see. "If that is true, I'm sorry to Robert Bridges 9, Richard Ray Bracken and 2 b) Harry Moving upstream, the next St. Cloud LD. 8 YEAR • . . _______ flank the fairway on the first hole, there will never be another Huainan. and 2 by Chip Ric ha rd Ryan had 18 for the Winrow drives better than 300 yards, which fight with Pedro because I am Gregory and Chris Conlon ('tilts, with Chris Wiggins pos itive the man will never probably leaves him a chip and a putt away from Charles l)unbar and Freddie getting 5, James Ch ur ch and fight again after toni gh t. Ilowardhad 10 po ints apiece for Rocky Jernigan 4, and Tommy bir(Iicland on Mayfair's first hole. ______ $4' SCOTCH TEACHERS JL opened a few eyes. Particularly Seminole County direction." backed by 10 by Mark Huaman, Hayes 4, Walter Lee, Carlton where entry blanks are hackers who have trouble reaching the trees which Vincent claims, "I know 8 by Bill ('osgrave, 5 by Kevin Brown and Jeff Jones 2 each, available. 74T. 4 - .,_..-..i3 -_ I_ 1 6' MOM . iie it all participating fishing there and improve my position. o Action camps, according to Bob Crooms will need all the points with 13 points each. This is a sheer hunch , but Tom Winrow could "Beating Vincent will put they can muster when Ned Stephens started his first have used only a drive, chip and putt on the 380- mooney in my pocket aiid give Atlantic National Rank of hatllO,lssacStephcnsa, Wayneflernosk', I'BA. - President of the Kissimmee 'Osceola) comes to game, and pulled down 10 yard first hole at Mayfair Country Club today in the me a great deal of satisfaction, Sanford posted a 47-24 victory Kelly 7 and James DozIer 4. town Thursday at 7 p.m. rebounds. The 5-9, 12$-pound but it won't get inc a shot at over Flagship Bank of Seminole driving exhibition heput on prior to the pro-am. The Eagles stopped the Colts, No pre-.registration or entry Kissirnniee Obed. Th at's what I want right last weekend in Sanford Junior 44-35 as Donnell Gilchrist fee is required. Any fish thought only defeat.handed Crooms its )Oungstcr was followed by Phil Winrow finished fourth in the national driving now, a nd Washington with nine rebounds from now on every Boys basketball action as scored 17, Tommy Issac 10, worthy of entering may be Coach Bob Bray's club used and Rick)' Wells with six contest, and his exhibition this noon probably fight I take will be in that James Litton scored 20 points, Henry Gilchrist 7, Tyrone taken to the nearest camp itspatented fast breakattackto rebounds. . 52.95 _________ ________ _______ ______ __________ in the future I only want to get scheduled to fam Wayne Battle, He Drives Golfball 300 Yards - GIN ;q% L. 4 4-• .,T -a _____ paign in which slightly better than 400,000 fans BEE*TER _ r, about the rubber match," and main event, with Killer Ellis Sullivan paced the Lake for accuracy by a state official boats, will find the best laun- again playing capacity. i -4 Vincent, Perez 0 3rd, Last T me Muguerza, who comes close to being the best The Sanford Junior mid. 10. backcourter to ever perform in Orlando, longevity dieweight goes on to explain his reasons: toldget lasta year, considered. gave his cestas to Miguel. Mugsey said the only way"IIwas could title he planned to work at frontons in Spain in a non- shot at the world's champ, Litton DELUXE . I. __________________________________ Seminole Jai-Alai closed out a $19.6 million cam- . ) Imm . ": 0 X~P, 9A 4 -, - I -! - -_ _.-....-, 4 ZKP . . - WISER 0 OH 01 P1001 $1Y5W1IU Mi'SC•TClsm HAS . r - i ,;rs - -- - - - _ __ A .0 were in attendance. Both figures were records. Players have been gone back to Spain for 1 WJA1.T111*IIIT$A(SIY1O 940 GIN in Also oil the pari-mutuels front, Orlando- 69 KIJAFA LONDON TOWER J. W*L!hl 11$ NAIl S STAR SCOTCH it 74.95 CAL101$ CALVIRT ' 54.95 C*lIA$lAN OW 49.95 flM NIGH 49.95 which hardly seems wom- th the risk of a wager. But, as one wg in the cashier's line said, "that all depends on how many times you have it. Lit termate Highway Robber is also coming on like gangbusters, having won again Saturday night t odds o f 30 cents to the dollar. I JAC L' !! VODKA sa 11AM COIOINTUAMDY in 55,95 3.-- ar muster was $2.60 to will GIN 90111111M 94 0 INIonday night, a so,-easy win tile best mutuels could GOOD SAT FEB. 7 W/COUPON CASE - --5-- . . -. - - --h -- '17here's a cotton- pickin' greyhound at the a 124n 171.47.75 CALVIRT IMA in --------- -- ' Sail fordKennel Club who knows how to pick 'em up and lay 'em down so well, she may be considered the best pup to come along since Miss Whirl better than a decade ago. Fruit Float won her eighth race in nine starts 3 47. 445 GORDON AIC6YLKY, 4 By JIM HAYNES No one asked me, but: GOOD SAT. FEB. 7W/COUPON 3401 OUANTITT R$T1 AlSl A yto Ji Fruit Float Driving SOKC Foes, Fans Simply Bananas 6000 TUES. FEB. 3 W/COUPON CUE ,, i _ :-.r_:_:.(_Z..._::'.. -- I- tiape I've ever seen them," said Carter Murchison, a young pro entered in the Open. lived In Orlando for 22 years mnd played here a lot, so I High school basketball moves into the stretch portion f the seaoi with four games on tap tonight involving Seminole County Oviedo tests south county neighbor Lak2 Howell at the latter's gym, Lake Branley is at Seminole, Lyman goes u again.stNu, 2 ranked Evans in Orlando arid Sanford Naval Academy home against Mount Dora Bible. Varsity games begin at 8 p.m. with junior varsity tests starting at 6:30. Hunche s , 0 ra" . sYIM £NaS1T *41 IML ___ G IF T AU?. ' 0 RUM -1n 9 "S's `t&_1__J SEAGRAM S 79 0. * $T1Mfljy GYM CASE VANN" ______ 75' DELUXE • VODKA .GIN i o . 6000 TUES. FEB. 3W/COUPON 59.75 Prep Ga in es Tonight 7k ROYAL 69 STi WALKERS DELUXE LKERS Haynes' . nis In Wit i,ctI1ptg.a rivers .i ` 0 - i It.. Ky. B..'b,n - I - Jm 10 YL OLD TóMSIMS KNIVUT 8YR. PLACE GREEN SCOTCN - SuçVO. Tuc.rs _RUM J.W AllY TEQUILA h souima D - 4% CSitkS.tth J&B Scotch say. __ __ m LAJIL SCOTCH I UNS-0 19 J.J J. WALKER M EX ICA NA Gordon Gin W k6to THREE RIVERS _ i __ __ BRUGAL WISER QT. t.r. - ________________________________________________________ -_W ST. LEGER 99 11 _... , ;r,_% ,- _____________________________________________________ I.ui RI. S.inNffVIdka Ui OW Crew Ky. I.wkis S. asia 7 Cr 55. __ NYMI CANADIAN . - VO DKA JM* BLACK 71.44 . ~1_~J _ 12STNS ç _-. - SPORTS ft _1411 ____________________________ 11,11111111f1:11 tiff- um "KI-VIll"Ll-01011 I 59.64 .W-_ M7 , OT. 12QTL497 Ig _;.X- 1:i__ - _ y_ ___ .- 1 z 1-1 . -~_N .. .-N -_O____ , .--. ___ ~o ~ 11 .~ ___ __ . . ..;. g0T lVvwn=.w~~, _____ _ =~ t .- a '. ;r 1- 1I ?1, _ 1 4 . . I. ~0,4 W. ." ..V ____ . " -, They frequently rubbed other Bob Bra(zlcr. wife of the shadows -- the stubbly kind Mayfair pro. She was busy in cx. speritjon and puzzlciiient 'I he live o'clock shadows prexring entry lisis. hen their little white golf balLs grew longer and longer Monday Failed It) About 77 golfers will be cut disappear Into the 'ifternoon at Mayfair Country billiard green rug. for the final round on Friday. ('luti ______________________________________________ has Mrs. Bratlzer said Mayfair Prm action got underway Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. ,197-1B But pros and amateurs kept today. always been a popular on practicing nevertjk tmirse, and this year more pros An awards dinner and %Vorng in and out of dark than ever - esprcially young reption is set (or 6 tonight. through Friday. Tt-off tim e number of pr anticipated for pros shadows crisscrossing richly. The Pro winner receives have come from the $100 in the ni.ain event. (olored greens of freshly- cash; the amateur winner Wednesday begins at 7:22. Cars spilling out of the I 1 seeded winter rye,' Abou t l92 are expected for the I)csplte the freeze-dried 58 pras and receives IIOO in merchandise. parking lot into the cool at51-hole tot1rn.nneflt 58 amateurs practiced for . appf.irancu of the fairways Three rounds of the Mayfair ternoon darkness under the "Ne,t year we may tta' prtam. iuuJelirowniy rent cold, the (;'n will be staged Wednesday shade trs attested to the large qualifying round." said Mrs. con'i among competing _____________________________ Players is that the greens are j stiwrh condition. 4 BRANDY -.011 SCOTt AH1{MIAMS Herald Correspondent 11.ff.'l1:f rJ1I1 I 0PVSOp P' MIX ANY p --.-- - ity 5, it VODKA + . - C_ __ ur S RUM 4 now ____ RUM 0 11 10. NU ARC - _ - _111111:. -- -- 0 95 04 - JACQUIN . - _ -- \, 4 TIMES " - - Mayfair Open First Round Wednesday t* DELUXE - =r( --- NKY.IU. I -. Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1976 6 YR KY. ABC -. - ___ - Sanford, Ft. - 1:7-r--:rJ.. 1 F%-Evening -. -L-.-t S.Itsti.d Radial ,-. TRIFECTA RACES Ti,. D,ivs Hay. Foe One a auarl.i Century ,, ,, , , --- 3 - ,,, • 9.04 1 '• ,,• - .- ,..e-k.u. -- 'p u.. $, "I" -'I sweilwft as ww"to , BIG PERFEC1 .04 I., p..,.. 's.d p.,t.., THURSDAY �- i 1' - - - - - --;•'- -.• .1 .i - •° --..•.• •.--..':. '-.-.-•.' -'., - .7 _! '-1• 1 •:. -..:.•_.. -.- --_ :,-'.-. 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Owner David Galloway is a tax loans; these are examples One thing that shows Dolphin 5a,-.r r.I.e v,,roo Ililb diwdyS of some of the tntngs you may Finance to be different from the been in the finance business, need money for that Dolphin others is their hours; of course having served as manager with will be glad to help you with. they have 9 to 5 Monday Avco for 15 years, five of them Galloway has geared his through Friday (everyone has here in Sanford. His assistant, business to the needs of the that), but their local personal Cathy Haig, has been in the area, just as he has given his touch is evenings by ap finance field for five years, and company a native name, polntment and if necessary has lived in Sanford for 17 Dolphin. His Is a local company David will come In on Saturday years. David, his wife, Elaine, dealing with local people and morning to satisfy a customer and five children also reside in their needs See what they mean by Sanford. If you don't think that Dolphin personalized service? - ADV. lp you with your Individual are an enormous ambition a nd hours of hard work. No one f ment and machinery in ttu' G 9-. There's something new in the number, one of many, but"with Dolphin Finance will loan you Finance can give you better personal tlnance field in the Dolphin you're a name and an up to $2503 for any worthwhile service on a personalized basis, nford area - something to individuat, and your Individual need, with a maximum call 9146 and give The secrets to be a success These wheel tractors ____________ ________ ________ 1I k _______ _________ 0)iS9'.1 P61)39120 (1) 7 0G. 1.20. 7.10, 7 Artistic Style '7? 760.700,3 Keen Diamisc •II J The Tractor carries the widest range of farm equip. _______ 31 .i ri-n't I : I Oviedo $5Iuv(l)I00 4 60.3 11 'slmoqeni 5)070. P371 90 . -- SAN FRANCISCO iAllj flOw boasts 14, 3) 4 10. 1 10 S 70, 2 Rumnred (7) TENTH - 5-16. A: I 3 $ ( MON. THRU FRI. - , ' and lots of small appliances, Dudas hard at work. The other two are based in the Belle Glade plant. ' Oviedo Tractors, a division of ' A. Duda & Sons, has been In ..,j operation since 1957. It started o'it with only two employes and SIXTH - 516, A: I Gt'tt'% P* ( , 3*0, S 50. 3 Barn C (I) 20O 0 137) 57160. 1 (374) $590.10; 31 SI SEVENTH - S-IS, 0: I. 5.si P,laster (6) S 60. 4 60, 3 60; 7 Mont. f (6 740 3 - __ . At the home office in Oviedo Y ou will find nine of the 11 ___ ___ ________ 6$ $3340, P 31 37 6.) (3) 400. 0 (61) U7 10; P (76) 30 35 65 its At 54 I - $61960 $40.3 Jerer.a(l$S4O.Qf1 8) 59f 4.) P (I 6) $)36 33. 3? 0) ,Jilin Ay Florida as well as In Australia. ___________________________ ffi~~ '3 6i 13) 60. 1 (6 741 1325 10, 37 e I)) 3)76 59 -s ftf 7I S&,. 3 Roo Chat' (1)6.10.0 54440.3701 FIFTH -3-ta,d. IT RON'S ni ( I) 14 10. I.M. 6.00; . Country '- "''I".'. Novice Division FIRST FOURTH - 5-15, M: I. Jimni, - CIdil' (1) 3 70. 2 60. 760. 7 F.tk,tii Qu.'rn (3) 7 60. 3 10, 3. LIke Gibson (I 6; At Fern Park 36 hole tournament Pro Division ' Won ti'.iyfS. - $1 Putt-Putt ".1 l, D. - RD THINK OF U! I). Sir' i,t'. 5n.'t 2544 50. FRENCH, 323- 9140 SECOND - S-U, 0: V K's Pistol $1 57Q. 7 20. 760. 3 Grouho '5) 760. 310. 1 Montague GraNt' (11 S 30 Q $7 5) $11 10, DO (2$) $10 4 New ,iack Poote - DAVID GALL0WAY_M FIRST - 5-16, C: I WyOtI Faye ¶7 .100.260,260. 7 H T Susan (4) 3 Karen Kay IS) 500; Q THIRD -$16, C: I. Mineola Ual Mciø St 104, Sul Ross '4)9 X. 543. 260,2. Sycophanl (3 5t FINANCE co. SANFORD ORLANDO MATINEE RESULTS I' Pi 5' 121 HOURS - AT DOLPHIN FINANCE, YOU'I,L GET LOANS YOU CAN LIVE WITH Pictured above Is David Galloway, owner of Dolphin Finance enterpri.es as citrus, cattle, vegetable farming, camp grounds, citrus processing plants, canning plants, packing, and farming and a tractor and t71 $16 643 31 68 FAR WEST 5? 79, Montana 71 AlA West 119. Cal St L() An uele5 , ,* - _- " _- %t~- DOL"I"kil IN Dog-Racing - r kintucky at Indiana $6 SOUTHWEST Lneir, 5? 71, Abilene an 10 Arkansas 5? 73, Lamar 66 St ephen F Austin 90. T*i,i .'&I *3 ;4 - Loans Up To 2,5OO Wednesday's Games Ne York at St Ls NW Missouri $02. debOm6pta 95 01 - -. -1 Z IP "__4I 1 ¼'t _•''•, Indiana at San Antonio 71 ('urO (' 91. ;n*l 76 j St Louis at '.'chiQan St 91, . I Today's Games ('uhton 76. St Lou's 38 lr,jan.a St 77. Drake 10 '.''(hign 107, Wisconsin *3 T'r 1 - K.3I what they the place to go is to Whitaker's Melba offers all kinds of used Old Avon t.ottles are very for Why nothave been lo'ikinq drop by and see? Old Country Store, 234 N. appliances; she has on hand popular these days and Melba Broadway, Oviedo. If you've been looking for two gas stoves which are fairly has them. There are items of some certain item for a long The owner and operator of difficult to find, refrigerators depression glass and old time with 1~ C EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT I8 tides of interest in her shop. . - - lit - u 'Auto Electrical Service Hwy. 17.92 And Nursery Rd. Longwood We're there when ABA Monday's Games ,, _ __ -- V bedding used tools almost $iques and Americana Whitaker's Od Couotry Shire I. in antiques or are in the everything for the house In. Collectors of good antique has some old paintings th market for some good used ctudng the kitchen sink - yes furniture will find many ar collectors may find are lust merchandise at low prices, then they have those. A. Duda & Sons ' -,i $7. Okig'om, MIDWEST B,ill St 66- Butler 61 Chicago Loyola *3, 5 _ - Pro Basketball ,tr tT , '1114 Tennes 77. Appat,ch,n St 76 x Mason 66. Navy 63 .gc .Jor9ia Tech 66, Va Military 1' ', I ~~' WHA '.-s?in Peay 91. W Kentucky ' ) Monday's Games No games Scheduled Today's Games Cincinnati ,t cMQ.r, Atabm4 5$ 73 Tennes' I Kentucb.y 93. E I BETTY SMITH B& l 232 S. HIGHWAY 1793 M 'Aa _ §, F1 - ~ .. ou t succes s, just call silverware that collectors are Mrs Whitaker at 3435125 and accumulating. Whitaker's has lots of good Melba and Susie have 5heWIll put you down ofl her li5' sonable, friendly and an astute used furniture for every room acquir businesswoman, who has built in ed a good selection of to call as soon as she gets It in. the house including New items are being purchased It the women's up this store entirely on her nursery. Cribs, bassinets, high selling fordresses with none ow by her all the time and she will over $2 . 00 . Melba n. She is ably assisted by her chairs and other baby furniture do daughter make a special effort to find es a large Susan who just last are offered for your selection, migrant workers,business with items for you. You are not week turned 13 years of age. This ed furniture but residents will who although oun in year Obligated it 1t because 'e of theOviedoarea havecometo s, you years of service at very low kn has the business sense their your name is on her "want" ow that they can outfit and cm,. list. acumen of a mature woman families with serviceable and with years of merchandising Pots, pans, dishes, silverware attractive clothing at low cost So w he t her you're !% collector (both experence Susan assists In for use and as collector's at the Old Country Store, Good of antiques or are lust looking selling in the store and also Items), to serve your needs in shoes are also reaiy for your for a way to combat the In. the kitchen, dining room and selection at Melba's. helps out with the buying. flationery prices of clothing and other parts of the house; all are Me!ba has replenished her furniture, Melba Whitak er is Whitaker's Old Country Store waiti ng for you at Whitaker's stock of jewelry so be sure to the person to see at her Old f' has furniture, antiques, old Old Country Store. stop by and view these ap Country Store In Oviedo. There tables buffets, dinette sets, Melba has lots of Items to pealing ne cklaces, broaches, are bargains galore at the Old glassware, used clothing, interest the collector of an- rings, earrings and bracelets Country Store ADV. See Our Display Of Depression Glass. -, Atn'a 01 Munt, Mhtf101Ofl a M,rwe'tota at Detroit Putfalo at AflQI.'S 5' Louis a' Kanlas City a' . . ~ -- I.: ~ 7 C; -!_.,--, 1 1, -1 - M, - -.-' ~~~ I ,,. •'.-', `10 CLOTHING, CLOTHING AND MORE CIA)THING!!! this unusual establishment is Mrs. Melba Whitaker. per. K~7-, '1 I %_ , I -II -1.~ ,_ -. ~ i l,i. .,- - 4.,;"".;."rfi,.,i"i;iil'.7;A Whether you're looking f or a ok-Li - . Liatydin I 76 3 76 4 - 4 -_ r :, V - ~ ,.. f. . W _ i. I, t iI1 7_- _ ". W-A1~' . -. _ k.I ~ : I ., ~1 X - A4 I . ~i 1 _ .-~' :- f _ I _i ;1 I '~ ,r -1 .P~ -- -* ~ I ~ A L~ " Z,~ I -,, ~ FILNC T I -. ~ V ,~-I Nf ., ~ kt -~4 ~.__ - - . -. .~ a . . r., . . ._I - Melba Whitaker and daughter Susie, will give you personal attention. ll You Missed The Glass Show Come I.' CoIlege ,, .7__ I . . . Ph. 834.0722 (Toll ui _ ~_.~ _ Free) Casselberry _____________________________________________________ 1: Am rn N ~,- i _7 SUN. 1 p.m. .5 p.m. - d 754 75 9 - 2' •., . _' ~= ~ A a-w : ~ . - .,-~ .,_ _ _ . W _ Il . ~I ,m -A m! ir _ . . 0 7 I.I ,- 100 SemI,la Blvd. (Race Track Rd.) .734 1119 1371 )Ill 1005 773 134? till o 1523 - i_ I~ - ~ -, I F ~_ `_ k% OPEN DAILY 7:30a.m.- 6 p.m. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Dale Hayes of South Africa fired a three-under-par 69 to beat fellow countryman John Fourie by three strokes in an 18-hole playoff and win the South African Open golf tournament. ___ 254,w ..........I i..j !' II .0 4m F COMPLETE - Hayes Wins South African fI ,--~ 01J::~, .P .- i PLUMBING SUPPLIESg 10 IS II IS $3 10 16 IS - - ...-. - -.-. always wanted Stiffel lamp 1236 Providence Blyd. (Boren Plaza) DELTONA, F LA. 32763 9 574-1493 or 574-1494 £i).71. (305) KT River Palm Beach Lake City Polk St. Petersburg Daytona Beech Brevard .rnyraId Flori a Pensacola - but thought yo couldn't afford it, see Thursday's paper! Awl . . lAP' - --.--- - . - SEMINOLE SUPPLY INC. - Ph. 323.6630 d - j- . 830•4222 TAMPA i Al' i -- Coach John McKay of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the National Football League has named Dick Boris, a defensive coach of the New York Jets, to the seventh of eight coaching slots on the expansion team's roster. -. 360900. 31 73 TWELFTH - A l, 0: I Mneola P . n o so 6 64) 1 60, 2 '.'.f (i,P (II 6 10 S N. 3 Criss 'ran (2) 100. 0(11) $61 60, T (1) 71 $1)8 W , 39 15 7. 2.190. i$.inne $l50,10$ II 1115 747 OVIEDO TRACTOR CO ~111111 1~ $r g FlortdajC St Johns MONDAY NIGHT RESULTS *0 1 FIRST -5 Id. B I Sandy Sun (7) Indian River 17 $319 III 7 *0 1*0. 6 O. 7 Yeller Bear (6) Okalooi,a Walton 11 1 1 37 Ii? UDA AUTO PARTS 11' W. 6 10. 3 Milt (5) 7 10. Q (6 1) HiIItborot.gh is 14*9 *7 AND V00 31 46 Edison is 150$ *34 SECOND -516. 0 I Barmans Florida College iS IISS $40 '71 3700. $0 10, $ 00 . 7 Broward North 17 1138 157 r, mrre Orpin,i AUTO PARTS AND S60, North Florida IS 1651 91 7 ,'.'tra Bud( : ) 520. ACCESSORIES 00 (72) SCORING 5 1 00 0 (7 1) ssto. p 1 7 11 FG PTS AVG LAWN &GARDEN S 10 31 91 Anthony, EQUIPMENT THIRD W"OLEULE S 16. Dr 1 Caciar (2) Lake City 773 109. 272 - JO. S 00, 3 10, 7 Montaqw. Visitor Clasper, 10. 3 20. 3 Arab Flash (II 710, faison 114 "Al 24 7 (3 175) $3)70, 1 (73)1) 315510. Mutt, 13 35 Pensacola 195 Ml 216 US-3"40 FOURTH 16. M I Flying Wagner. Route 426 OvIedn ii'r I) 900, 4 40, 7 60 , 3 Tony Sl• Pete 173 760 736 Sn,n ()) 1 10, 2 60, 3 Ivory Coast (61 Pickens, nt. 760, (3 fill $1170 P II)) 11010. Florod s Co4te e 167 247 72.9 Q io .,ones, FIFTH -S 16. D I Jim's Cap (4) Valencia 12$ 332 271 ,'i Cl). '60 660.7 Aries Go (6)560, Staley. I Fi:' 1 v Jane (7) 670. 0 (4 6) FIordaCoflege III 339 71 1' 1 61 5115 00. II 99 SIXTH S 16, A: I. Kim Sue (3) BrOwardN 167 356 707 1 C'), 7 00, 7 70. 2 Phantom's Speck Brown, 170. 2 10. 3 Southern Broward 4) 145 334 70.4 It') Q 910, T ()$4)$)0170, Mitchell, 11 71 Florida College 116 312. 20? SEVENTH 5 16. C I M A Turner. Of "'s I l 1 .500. 300,)70;7 Money 1. River 35) 206 '.''rc 171 700. 6 40, 3 Montague Foster, V.'rn (4)170. Q 1 7$ $30.10, p (I y) Hills. 133 367 704 Si'100. 31 71 McDonald. EIGHTH - 38, C I DC 's Red Ok Wet 116 hI. 700 S 360. 320. 7 10, 7 Tell Doll Ii) Gorman, 10. 3 COrroll Kid (1) 1.20. 0 Polk 133 794 196 St 'uS 00 P IS I) 539 90. 3961 Daniels. P1114TH Brevard 516. A I Fruit Flc' 176 3)) 19 1 ''' 260. 760. 720. 7 x's Er plot er ullen, .5 10 760. 3 Tryster (6) 3 00 . Q Florida College 110 311 19.4 '75? Is 70. P (75) 517.90; 73 so Randall, TENTH D 5)6. C I Donna III Chpota D IV 341 . _"47 mI , ii *0 2 Fl 770 7 WycIif? Za?e (6) Smith. (i i) 3 C P'S Suzie (1)600.0 Ok Wel. 107 731 377 1 6 57 *0 31 95 Flefil, ELEVENTH -35. A Bicker (3) Pensacola 112 777 173 IA 10. 4 tO 3 60. 1 Brokers Bonus (7) Harness, 7 00, 5 00 3 Journey Man (7) 760; Q 14 Florida 124 310 113 'Ill $7520. P till $7190, QP ,'."h I 11 3557 40. 39 00 Gulf Coast iod fll 110 TWELFTH -36,0 Learn to Cumngnam, (I) 710. 340, $160. 7 Sandy Palm Beach .53 201 170 SPiAnnon (7) 5 10, II 10. 3 Touch of Hell, SALES 1 topt' (6) 910. 0 (4 1) 573 20. T (4 7 Hills. 177 305 169 tSt 5.60660. 539 97 Jones. 3000 iani:e S7)l.7i) 5?. Pete .77 1$0 16 i Lemon?. Pensacola iii 777 16 Dubose. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Palm Beach IS 208 160 FIRST S 6. B I Mr.er 8. 2, Mollard. lIlly CII. 3 Lana Louise, 1. Co Co Chipola II) 799 ISO It!ur' S Darli'-q John. 6 Sneaky Clover, 'ri.ihr 7 Lotta uota, $ Montague Ok Wal 94 721 15$ Williams. SECOND '.. C V K's Maryme St Johns 63 112 IS 1 2 K.- n Cr1, 3 Harmon, i Hamilton, ','-ni'I,i Daisoy. S M0rt049. I if',., fi,:v.i! '2.5 25! 15 R,, Ch.,rmer, 7 White. Montague C 'e'ni 5 VnrP.s St. Johns 68 139 IS 9 THIRD 516. 0 I. Lustre REBOUNDING ti 01 rrt, 7 Daunt.] Noda' KiOg. 1 0 REB. AVG. 'i', f cijt'nnt, S Richardson, Boston Mac, Pr -,u,1 (',.orgc'. P Captl AsSet; I Polk 45 163 196 Pi Icy Smiley B.oen, FOURTH -s 16M I Bun. 7 R's N. Fla If 213 $7 1 r"iri' 3 Evelyn Go, 1 K't Gang. Page. t''ich Darti,s; 6 Lucy Ss',on. 7 Brevard 16 234 34 , r S Bog Paul. OUR WORK IS OUR REPUTATION FIFTH 5 lb. 0 I. Manatee Hills 1$ 751 ii S tltp 3 1',estorm, 3 Trei'e I Wimb, -0. - S Tally Dalt-, 6 Pocket -Brown ( Il 223 $31 0. 11 . ; '~ u, 'r 7 '.'iP'y E"kect, I Will-. 1 ,,.,'. M uff, A. SIXTH 516. A 1 My Cindy, 7. Pensacola 19 713 12$ Roofing Contractors 'l 3 Bob's Mia; I Montague Dent. " q,rc3 5 Pri nz Eugen; 6 K's Chipola INEW ROOFING 10 730 12! 1 .'1I)flQlO. 1 Tr,i,' $ Smoothy Bill Anthony, IRE PAIRS SEVENTH 5)6. C 1 Purt Lake City ALL TYPES ROOFS 3$ 725 176 S lcr, 7 Loki- Barge. 3 Blondy Flenoil, LICENSED BONDED & INSURED nr', 4 WyO'tf Dolly; S Happy Pensa. 16 700 12 3 qht. 6 Sandy's Pondy; 7 Chief McDonald, I ir S Da nty Louise OWJC 14 173 17 7 '.. B I Nomad. 3 EIGHTH Mallard, ) I . in V I She's Smokin, 1 Silky Chipola 19 209 Ii 0 ' 'j," , S Fancy FiIli. 6 x's Braden, ..': r. 7 J'm '4oter; 5 St Pet, 13 313 ii C I Daniels, NINTH 516. C 1 Jarwin Bud, Brevard 16 17$ $09 hi k Spiral. Manley, 3 Tom Thumb, I hi ii 'ps, S Sl&ky, 6 w o l c l'Ife Indian R. 17 III 10$ ________________________________ I , 7 Early News. I Over I Am Staley. TENTH - 316. 8 I Montague Fla Col 16 167 10 1 i "rai' 7 Bate, 3 WItowi n. ,i Slappey, Staff of Trained Professionals ',inrpi. S Yellon Star 6 Im Gulf Coast 13 335 103 '. ii hrrrnt. 7 Tricky Rick, s Randall. i.posive Chipola 19 191 101 ELEVENTH A I Stanley. Mystic ENROLL NOW TO SAVE MONEY 7 Dollar Doll 3 Evening M 0 South 16 161 101 START ANYTIME WITHIN 4 WEEKS i Montague Mytti 5 6 S.ipporo Pearl 1 in '.onenla Hawks Wtafrnen TWELFTH -'.. 0 I E D's i I " ' E''s5,,3 &oldMr"i S rIlr'5' Gal; S K's Zoro 8 N.. Trip Oviedo _________ i Fast And Fri*endl'V L~~~, )nn,.; B Womens o ing argains, th I t44 . 17-92 Finance V _____ l(.'onhlnued From Page 2-111 SEED POTATOES ________________________________________________________ Dolphin - - I1 lr $L . ' Just Arrived Sanford wwW 0 "Anything in Fence" 'Repair Parts Fencifl9 '*custo m Built Fittings Posts FenCIflQ ~4 All i Lruc Holmes, a member of the vaunted Steel Curtain front four of the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League, was free on bond today after being charged with possession of 250 milligrams of cocaine. Holmes, 27, a native of Newton, Tex., was arrested Saturday and released Monday on $1,000 bond after being formally charged before Justice of the Peace Roy -Byrd. It Is the second time Holmes was charged wi th a criminal offense. He was placed on live years probation in 1973 alter he pleadeti guilty in Youngstown, Ohio, to a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. L --. Whitaker ' s FENCE SPECIALISTS Holmes Faces Charge - Tuesday, Feb. 3. ifl6.-18 UKLUUAMD ILIJI[El 1400 W. First St. Lindstrom: 'You ' re Kidding,' --I -, ~ . vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~, RTS Jfj(J/o ~i-.,- ",~: . - - ~ -~ * ,1_@`~7_ ~_, .~ . _ 8 A.M..S P.M. IN BRIEF !' - OP EN DAILY nd , r -_ I high's wrestling team won lv. 1 the last three events a:. gained a draw in the ttitri Monday night as the h1ai,'u. carved out a narrow 24..: victors over arch-rival Oviesi 103 Seple 0) ci Tucker. 123. o Y"tvirqton (0) ci Miller. 6 S 115 Peters ILHI ci Mete, 106. 172 Bandy (Old P,tancni, 717. 179 5'tsarro (Old Antjr.w. 75. 135 A(att tLH) (1 Olesen, 9 7 111 'u%thtcr (LH ci Ferguson. 11, 14 Zayas $0) a flrandolpsi, tO) 15* Perry (LH) p ProcelI, 1 15 170 Morris (LH)ci Kerr,6 £ IA, carciL#'n,s (LII) ci 17. Heaieyv,r'ghl Mullini $0? ('trw u'th %SiI,')'p Ill) ... Trinity Gjjls __ I OP ( Oak Ridge ;ou ) l-:sRoI) -- The Trinity Prep girls tennis team tttt .1 tiltewast) sin Oak ItlIlgi' MOfld)I%, 'ukinrung all SIX single: III)lRheS and butts doubles events. 2 " "Itec I Mc P4.iul?y ci F liv' I I rnnie,,, .1 r �- - - -' - - - i - -l - - T- - - e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------ - . - - r 9 Tuesday. Feb. 3.197i 4&--Evening Herald, Sanford, Alls"Vi iv f:FVV1oU J Fuzzle BEETLE BAILEY wHATI-4 600D ON TV TON16714T ____ o Mort Walker T14EN WHY S% TIC IN& EVERYONE ACROSS 38 Apartmen: I Greek god of (Coll) war 39 Seasoning 5 Above 41 Editors (ab) NOTHIN& IN / NOW ANP •-------------- L For 0 ( for one r 17 53 Babyloni an Fec,iale ruff LL 23 Burmese 27 Soft mineral 29 Scientists' workrooms (Coll 32 Son of Chavi JMyth I 34 Make possible 36 Meal 57 Fille WtIL41 RE AAV AD A V HAD A !.Dwei A 2 16 Gap idtfairs DOWN 22 Sail supports I 14 gh cards 24 Slave 2 Prt in a play 25 Soviet city 3 European river 26 Leaving 4 Caryx lost 2ts MUS14:111 5 Eggs instrument 13 48GOAd 50 On top of 51 Low sand hill 52 Drink :0 NOgall1we word 15 16 17 10 111 fA 21) Nornially, Lady Luck 0 -,miles upon you, Today. you ld venture where you know It's nice to be helpful Ut and careful who you volunteer to aid the odds are agai ns t shirt. today. You may hit someone 10-W who's waiting to unload all their CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. burdens. 19) Timing is all-important GEINI INlay 21-June 20) today. it would be foolish to '17his is definite]), not tile day to inak'e concessions and upset buck the ma ority. Being I.he your well played intentions. lone dissenter will probably All I JA it I US i Jan. 2(I-Feb. 19) leave )-oil -Arnded. 18 - 20 19 23 us \ BMSO wis TO SEND HIM SOME WkILE HE'S BEE ADD:I TO H I S I i,VARPvi SWEATERS - by Larry Lewis - \ DEGREES \ COLLEGE\ HAS 3 E N 0 .OtEJNG I ITS 33 - - - / - - 34 - - 31 - - - - - - - - 39 40 42 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If ou're operating in a strange commercial arena today, be surethedealiscleartoyou,so rea 14 - 41 4 56 51 LOtsh-IIII-ts 9111tJ still 011 I MIL vurulng tv Mrs. j\ing. After talliI 1 1) the people, but did i was made, Manning said. several instances in which 20,30 nothing. Mrs. King said. "llie subject arrested for carloads of young people visited ',The first time. several 'WOOD -Firebombing arson from the firitilwinihing the reighbowring hc= Ili ,he police officcr:; came." 5tic.-jaid, il , 50 151 - wood couple into appealing to a jail and his trial is scheduled for says, were sin g ing loudly, household whc she said policemen's instructions and ImLin and the police sollietime this month." the y.iggiing ail] laughing and the threatened loudly I,) " 11 Imr stay in the house." for their lies police sergeant said tires on car s were squealing husband Police today denied Mrs King went on to detail i\dtraughtJuliaKing sa ttn Concerning a shooting in and turning corners at a fast this numerous Instances from tii r Church Street liorni it one cident last night Manning said rate of s peed The officers they never September through early iiclock this morning, riiiging he hos an arrest will t 7• r'II 1n11 her hands and asking, "When today. "The Sheriii S the poli ce from eptember lock our I oors and stay inside of concrete were thrown at the will it end?" mentis helping us on thisone,' through early' November," our homes, that those people side of their 310 Church Street i in so tired," she said '1 he added Mrs King said were dangerous One of the home B s shot at the house ________________ ____ - - - . . -- ____ doWt ~now how much more my ____ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Hcimdohl 60 — WIN 61 — — — — — XA 4 _____________ or PRE~5ENT INMATORS -- . ' PCNT TOWARD A _____ 1`1174 HE HU up. IAL ENCY .. ON 50w E i /ii V THE OTHEF% / IWM ___ t kAND IL ha BLONDIE WELJ, DC:N`T J DAD. r HAVE - 'U IF YOU kAVE A ',WAS Ii ever appen an ope the last and I'd like to know if you think it is serious and if it heart attack Your comment TO KISS about being treated for an ul. cer makes this even more could have been a heart attack ME likely but I'm only 20. a female and not overweight. I don't smoke rious? Well, it is downright painful at limes and I have seen it bring tears to strong nien*s eves or drink not even coffee However, there is quite a bit of stress in my life as I help -0 L Go ARCHIE by Bob Montana - — THE - - PRII PALS - Hcc FACULTY To r YOU'LL FIND PROMOTE PHYSICAL IF THIS DIET IS ThIS lET IS TMAT 6000 HEALTH PROMOTES THE COACH IS OH I THAI RI6Pff YOU KNOW WHERE TNE YOU EAT' HERE'S THAT SLICE AaETHE sleep through the night until 10 or 11 the next morning an(] reply get u a nd I IL (II II • ORDE;ZEC) II - pain from your heart for the Young women almost never have heart attacks unless they t 1 1 1, IV -, 0 fA;. o 23 0 FRANK AND ERNEST FDA o 0 U C 0 by Bob Thaves AND 0 U _ f.RMIr 2 ,3 2100 i acluftalir 0 0 .0 7, Wf9t YO U A.00Y.Wra P,0091W~ ENrILIS14 ETTER?.ii . IRISH WoLFH0UrJD> ; IV IC, V TUMBLE WEEDS IN A ANIMER CHIEF you would likely know about I heart attacks do cause can be caused by mans things Most of the causes of fatigue from disease or abnormal functions would be picked up by the doctor on his examina symptoms similar to what ou describe, but heart attacks do [ion. Since he found nothing and combined with your can, and often do, cause pain in the arm shoulder nd e ven in the jaw but you do not have suspicious that she ia haviIng a depres sion Depression is common. It to have pain there either w ith will certainly sap a person s an attack. For more informalion on symptoms of heart attacks, send 50 cents for The Health Letter. Number 2-10, energy level, The depresso~ e person may be just barely able 10 cope will) the day*s demands. S MCH fiy It IN HUMLE 6IATI1tJPE16IVE. /iJ' /TO7A The play is no fun for them J I JACOB V MODERN) CARNIVAL r by Dick Tumor B, FD PRICK FT ___________ Herald Staff Writer _____________ Fern Park ov. II hI Ask P been invited to A "venture" is a corporation Durchased by SEEDCO. Inie "ven res"' a set up r with ttmt i has pro%lding send a at some future date for the underprivileged and low lit- - _________ • Development Corporation that, the CS\ will 'allow bks (SEEDCO) later thh.; month. of SEEDCO itself to be op- us Pat [" What a day! My calculator went dead and I hadda think!'' by Trudeau ru Qy O —i4- MJ5 (,J7 -_ lxnw I effort in Sanford, the telegram says E 'The telegram goes on to say The agency has receised sonic $4,1 5007 in federal funds Presertl the agency owns and moniors eight coralso discussed seve ral problems relating to this porations, or "ventures." ter inm Orr says the agency wnps volved was a request by the S1.5-million yearly into the local Orlando Sentinel Star to Inspect econorny. A recent $829,000 all the financial records of federal grant provided two SEEDCO ad its subsidiaries." work crews for county 0/ir! i--, T- -, - -- -.-:- -- -:' :--. 3'-S - Services Administration I CSA) for 103 workers, 47 of whom will denied request s to open books be employed in one of the eight 0f the agency's --= -- - nTs.s C / earthqua k e rolled ' , through three Central American countries and exico early today. aternala City was n The shopping center space is o%med bv American Fabrics missioners Harr) Kwiatkowski and Michael flattaway - t rec, , ,nt commission meetings have raised the possibility of constructing sonic type of facility on 80 acres of county-owned property just north of Five Points. The Fi ve Points facility could conceivably be some type of police-judicial complex, or, it the new In- The lease agreement cal could house Board natihcd to e of Count) ants xo ic omnen come to - - - IL Today 44: County planners. Planners ___ _________ - -_______ reports said at least 30 people were killed. The quke as fell ill exico 04- but caused no damage there. It also was for use in a pilot drainage is set for next week with BUD stud) while the remaining officials to see if additional money would be used to pave funds are available. treeisin the hilidwa) area. If they re, County Eiagineez Courity commissioners gave Bill Bush recommends paving southeast from least SM persons Injured. Tht' figures co uld confirmed In Guatemala. F I cc tric power as knocked out here, telephone lines ere don, .nd there was extensi ve damage to buil(lings. streets were blocked by rubble. The seismological ob. cersatory in Guatemala es'lmated the epicenter to be southslest of theC CIf,}, somewhere em two %olcanirles - the Tacaya and the Fuego. Ob. servilitory Director Jose Vasaux said the tremor lasted 25 to 35 seconds. [loth a selsmologli- al tZltlilliu In exico City and the U.S. National Farthquakr 1111 irmatlon the grant application their nod three streets those A 1 -,- S. ay or Troy ings Spr - - - Sheriff's deputies are Insestigating to crimes In / %olving Cadillacs In Fern Park. One automobile %as reportedly %andalized, and the other was burglarizrd. All this as burglaries of homes and _ busfs persbt in the County tory ion Page '-A. / of approval at Tuesday's listed urfler Ow pre, ,ent grant motion after it was learned one more public hearing required I • Wallace Cla ms N i TII idway grant proposal Conspiracy ill k UI) for final approval it next Tuesday's county con)- Calendar i-A Comics 4-B FAIltorial 4 11 4-A - mission meeting Application is •u v w u ess inade to the Jacksonville office WEST (if the Housing and Urban PALM BEACI (API - Alahmna Gov. George Development I HUD I office, Wallace, his leg in a plastic 111,11) pays out inoney to cities for cast after an accident aboard counties and , ,n restoration of "blighted"ares. his c. An almost indentical grant overflow crowd here that ipplicatioii as submitted by Democratic leaders and the Seminole County planners last Press ace ganging up to deny I j4I mination. -- ,-= -:i r Dear Abby Dr. Lamb ~-B 17 $-A I , rts , __________ t ItIc sision omc n - I to nearby cities and other front winning," Wallce said f counties but left Seminole the press. "ney're tr),ing to Tuesday's high 73. today's County out when it came tune to get rid of ... Inc. But tt going to get rid of me. lo-A 36. Fair and %armer dole out the funds. through Thurmlay. Highs toda) area residents. Wallace singled out tile TAHITIANS ENTERTAIN an ni 11% mid 70% and Thursd) ceording to County ('oil)- Washington Post, Boston Globe, Exotic costumed members of the Ro al Tahitian Dace Comp y mid to upper70%. Laws tonight inissioner Sidnev Vihlen Jr., New York 71mes and Sliami enlertalned S mi n I & u cert Associadon members at upprr 40s to lower SOL South to tre upset oser the loss Herald for hat he called the Sa nf ord Chic Center, Tuesday W ghL The "more" or g rass Sheast Inds around 10 At last week's emnly coin- hberal Policies and f-Titicized skirt, hats and accessories worn by the dancers are made In the - :-N A - - -5-. - - - - Thcy're trying to keep me HUD officials awarded funds '—:---- _77~_,, lip, ~11 Hormil-ope him his party's pre&denti tear • I Center In Golden, Colo., said the quake regis tered mission meeting. Vihlen them for their coverage of his traditional g natural and local Ta t n products ways usin 7.5 on the Richter signed a planner to explain to .—__.=1_,-.•. ,ntt r - - A imiceting but rescinded the jiros Radio reports In ('11y 1,100 miles to the -st put the death toll the utility ze.~,A = above and felt ommission that C reported also t The North Orlando Water and orpora on S ad%-ised by the Public Sers- ice 'tudy are anticipated uses of a $124,000 for pasuig and a 1n4 000 federal grant pronsal drainage study in thc Mi'lay living readied ) CifliflO1t area Ifliet ing that $30,000 is slated beyond the $124 000 A meeting imconfi n and ii Salsador propriate documents." the middle of this month Schnitt aid he received the aides ill has e to'"check 1' out" telegram I today and I is before any decision is made, not find the opportunitN to check concerning the press con with state personnel. ference. However. the press aol"Recently I met with several also, that he did not "think" the members of your staff and the governor "out(] become in. Department of Cominericc to olved in a squabble be.tween inform them of programenan agency, such -'DC0, deavors of SEE 'IX7O, which is a and a local community deve lopment it'.4 NO - Seminole, at least to coin structure countywide library service plaints were filed, the incidents Though commissioners t first discussed only the location of a courthouse annex in South for ll~'D's failure to awar chartered organization" However, Schnitt said Ashew !40 - under library facilities. rd, the commir.--ion had hoped to locate the south branch in the same building a j nne as scheduled for. However, officials then realzed location of and moving Into a courthouse annex was more than a -ear and one-half So, Neiswender was instructed to seek a temporary temporary facility because promised located on First Street. away. South Seminole residents ~%eren't being provided services "We received at least four or fi ve calls from the Kings over the past few months, com- in South Seminole, and the only item lacking was a structure in which to house books and other CITY.Pavingof streets in the \tid s,is residents the reason Guatemala Into Honduras the governor's 'W GIJATFMAI A In a telegram sent yesterday nened. Ilowe%-er, to insure the b) agency Director Horace Orr, widest posiible dissemination Askew is requested to "send of whatever information that is omeone from your staff who ir, our record%, I have invited all can observe and report to you the localmedia to participate in on the activides of this state- the inspection of ill(, it)An Askew pem aide, Paul A spo ean n rr s ii iii Schnitt, confirmed today (fiat said today the conference office has - _______ -! -:-,_;- i called for a branch facility in Sanford and one in south county. The Sanford branch is - 'F~ selected for the branch facilit: Quake Paving In Midway lans alrions In Count y n vi tes r said that the Community gotr:untnt in addition to funda - U for "The Kings have been through a lot,' Longwood cc t M g sa Mrs Hahn later posted bond departnicnt burglary squad tu MAY!, ::fl; - Tuesday's Seminole y Jolts AVW.f OUT! CHIEF-VIZ, I Continued On Page 12-A) sustained kg and hand injuries identified as being from mercial nurseries and private Jailed in lieu of S1,51M bond and was released. concvaled themselves at the the nursery where they when he stumbled and fell ,IIderso n-,S homes over south Seminole in each on charges of attempted Donald William (~oorkill Jr., nursery Tuesday night after allegeWy attempted to take (luring the short foot chase. lie Winger said detectives seized the last ar. Sheriff's detectives, in grand larceny trespass and 22, of 120 Lombardy Road receiing anonymous telephone bags of peat potting soil as treated and released at ma rijuana seeds and cigare ttes vestigating numerous thefts of resisting Nursery owner Parker arrest without Winter Springs, was held in lieu calls saying thieves would hit Officers said they identified Winger fired a Seminole Memorial liospital and a small bg of white Anderson said he has beer the exotic plants during the last violence were Elaine Edge of $500 bond on it charge of the nursery. themsciii nd id Corkill was powder, believed to be a nar. frequent %ictim of plant thefts year in south Seminole, Clanton. of 735 U.S.1792 attempted grand larceny. Winger said officers saw warning s hot into the air after 1resttd in the yard outside the colic, in the search but due to the nature of the arrested thri-_ persons Tuesday Fern Park, and Susan Kay Sheriff's detective It. E. three persons take items from a the women ran from the nur- nerby house and a search of night durrng a stake out at lhthn, 19 of Ml lngdale Winger said thousands of business it is (hfficult to im Ave..Winger and four other detec (L into a house about 50 yards stry before being arrestJ tht oue revealed a large dollars north of exotic plants mediately det ermiiin Anderson'sursery, U.S, 17-912, I.A)ngw(x)(1. tives from the sheriff's outh of the nursery and then Detective Charles Coffee number of exotic some have been stolen 1 RJ5eTPaiL,/p P-r_VaTW1FFMAGFrmN - MElR L"ONOURFOOPSTOWECAPINI A TfiE4 I ttAUEOOS OU'1)RIJG OF way to that unsound contract. _______________________ by T K Ryan J players would also timid their when the adults, $1.25 for children and IS for a family of two adults and two chl14 all. By BOB LIYD Herald Staff Writer (Do You have a qumsfion for the experts) Write Ask the Jacobys care of this hewspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions if stamped sell addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interestin 9 questions will beuSOd,flthis in f will receive copies of at six spades The slam con the fun Roger County Commission meeting, tommissioners approved a contract to lease 12,000 square feet of spacu in the Seminole aza opping nter at 17-92 and Semoran Boulevard. A month ago the commission decided to search for space for Three Per because they outrank the other three tract is not a good one. but most of the world's best She has had the doctor check her over. blood test and all and he finds r, Mhing. Can You Please tell me anything the doctor may be overlooking or not checking for, DEAR READER Fatigue e ticular suit to be lucky for us, The answer is Yes. Spades are our lucky suit. This isn't a matter of superstition, They her advanced pupils have the fun of bidding and playing today 's hand At least the bidding is fun Practically all of them arrive s she is tired kidney disease, diabetes or some similar underlying medical problem. Unless you were born with some heart defect or had rheumatic heart disease or other diseases that think you can forget about the h a rt as the source your dif ficulty. AROUND an hour or two later she is all tired out, have high blood pressure rc 6A - Stake-out Pays Off For A I,ouisiana reader wants to Dunn th dasch d e s ragging her-self, Shr looks tired and worn. She ill lie don for an is most improbable that you had ! 4'- tor unless it is urgent, so I Tender moments like this will be just part of SlIebbing Royal European Circus comes to Sanford on Monday. Proe"ds from performances at 4:30 and 8 p.m. %ill btuefit the Inecrt PT A Tickets are available at the school know if we have found a par. Wanda White of Dallas lets have never seen it damage would really appreciate your YJ ME- Pass 54 Pas, Pass Piss fli%i Opening lead -KA raise my younger brother and anyone or cause death or sister because my mother Is other serious reactions. alone. I have always heard that DEAR DR. LAIJ - I am heart attacks were supposed writing this letter to you about to cause pain in the arm or leg my wife She has been to the and I don't remember any doctor about being always such pain I can't afford a doetired and run down, She can Ar I CLOWNING south Pass 3W Pass 4v PS 4 T 3& 3 N'T A breast bone It is sometimes difficult to arale from a could happen again. It was mentioned to me it \ Pass the ceere pain you describe and be mosth behind the That was the first time that I Pass What do you have' The most likely explanation s that vou had an acute spasm of the esophagu. That will produce ed Mo SAVING IT FOR DESSERT,/ against queen-nine-small in the East hand, Fast might not Development At a Longwood police officer today corroborated the King's story. _______________, P.O Box 1551. Radio City Station. ew York, NN' 10019 the doctor gave me and to drink mv milk (I was being treated 'for an ulcer). My chest was sore the rest of the day as if my ribs were bruis- by Al Vermcier orth Fast contact the press and coun I County five weeks is thernirtunt nf time officials estimate it will take to get the facility into operation. cilman Gerard Connell in hopes of ending onstant harassment n d what they term threats to t1wir lives. over the jack with that Well A1111 four to five weeks, Director of Library System. The countywide system Netsender said about four or confirm the house has Ix-en firebombed. Fear prompted the couple to - The play might also work t \tt k M oc rdial In addressed envelope for mail. ing. Address you letter to me in care of this newspaper, doctor's office and the nurse R%5 E T, HAZ E L #J86532 Also, the couple claims and - Enclose a long stamped self Just told me to take the pills *YW FORGOT A63 S01,711 Mi A A K87 54 farction. Angina Pectoris. the pain still there no matter which wav I laid. About i a m I called my )z POT ROAST/ V A 6 orth-South vulnerable ho Ion it lasted I tried to .. PRISCILLAS POP V 754 32 0 10 & K 9 109 Q62 #A A5 sleep but kept waking up with tsPE..'.i.c UP') A 41 1 S T$4ERE DOL LARS Lamb A 109 behind the breast bone. It was very painful dnd difficult to breathe. I'm hot sure NOW. I WIS~4 H E r Dr. SBM= tract is better than no chance and the contract can be made. The jack of trumps is led from durnniv at trick two. If East ducks the jack is allowed to ride. If East covers South wins picks up West's doubleton 10-9 and makes the ntract. ((flier of my chest just Chic Young that poli(v some chance to make a con 4 Q 9 74 a A J 8 74 2 - ihUith for the pce, A librarian already has tk-o::i provided by tht ()rl4irido Public rit-sidents should have thet'r temporary branch library in the couple that police have refused protection and - Thev all lose a heart trick trum ,p trick. Then Wanda points out that WFST awakened at 4 a fit with a terrible pain around iny chest It was like a giant rubb~r band getting lighter and lighter ost of the pain was in the 3 IL BRIDGE -- 11) La%rence E. Lamb. M.D. DEAR [)R LAB - I was I drb\ hose 'I'lle story involves charges by us n *4 Each time the came, they policemen said he had gone to Seminole Plaza To House County's Temporary Librar The story has all the ingredients (if a 1940's movie. 11cre is an older couple who ay they have made numerous reports to IA)ngwoW police of trange goings on" at I shots hav! been fired at their house. p g Spasm an MakeMe so - - btn going on forever " __________________________________________ FEET -- AT It begin in September, ac. hu.sband (lmton) and I can stand. It seems like this has I f 59 - ". , I I - - - t coming year than you have LIBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23) been for some time. Salt away atters having a far-reaching something now for those effect on the houschold or frequent short trips. 52 school with one mettiber of the family. "They told us not to boft,cr viiijdi( r YOUR HlRTlID%Y tcre rCu:xJiv errorize By T You're p, )ing to be mi Herald Staff Writer ly)odwinked. 46 47 54 I J1 MCM00I at-, V y 43 53 0 - Lf() (July Aug 22) It PISCES Web. 20-March 20) would be a mistake to thallenge a our t nt romis natre can W view conflicts with dutrullLIA to(Liy if you find yours today. The sympathy is you'll be giving more than you likely lobe wi th your opponent can afford Don't overextend - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Longwood Couple Pleads For Help own horn too loudly will only meaii he's right. Use your own Judmcnt turn associa t es against you I / 1 - endeavors today. Blo wing your willed and forceful doesn't II Sanford, Florida 32711—Price 10 Cents , 45 Swap 46 Situation 47 Dill hot b 20 Festive 68th Year, No 142-Wednesday, February 4. nothing will get done. TAURUS (April 2(~Nlay 20) platform wand 606bhcalgarden tO Nautical term 35 Kind of acid 61 Fencing ii Obnoxious 40 Suppose weapon plant 43 Ltq threads 0 6 Bafbaridn 30 Lost blood 7 Grafted lher ) 31 Soap-frame 8 Amber. for one bar 9 Revolving 33 Conductor's '59 'Summer (Ft.) wood sprite 1 Turf by Art Sansom - sky god 18 Caravansary 54 Shortened 19 Con. 56 Weight of India descended 57 -- sapiens 21 Tibetan monk 58 Bell sound t1 .tXf b Februaty 4 1976 Wednesday, ARIES (March 21-April 19) family must be thoroughly You may have some problems understood by you an your today getting others to mate today. co operate. Don't be as SAGIT`TARIUS ~Nov. 23-Dec. unyielding as they are or P htfCO i Pathyderms I THE BORN LOSER N - 13 46 1`4 1? EN.' 4 HOROSCOPE 1 TI4EJR rr? ____ 0 R iii"IiI NEEPe, A LITTI E I t ~OU ARE --- L r— —7 k ' t- - - -- -t -- r — -- 5rJ=, - =- -= - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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ITC-1-n— -- - ~~ ,"'T* I Rmw ,?' -____ 7~~~—Ti4,i ;C;ic- 7 ~- -_ !~~e - ~' -- - I- - iol ~ "in .LI I ,. , 1, _*, I P t~'i0 L :7 ., 11 I ,,7 T I -~i', I. tj~', ; 681h Year, No. 141-Monday. February 2, 1976 ft - sioner Would Have Public Select New Site ""`~~~~~ Stenstrom Wants Referendum fl . 11 UW' \j ____ _U 1b ? 171 I A 6_ - um MI-i i. .. - 9, , V .% 09 7 lv"~ . - . - - __ - ~1. .- . %. . ,~ *~ .. .- II. " Ii<. r ! t 1 -- 14 ~ "~I i j, W I t ~ -,_O aW ft I ... __ 0 1 -. .,I -- ,-1 _ .~ .-I.- -, _-."T:,,--, 1_ ;ZN ..~ 5_•I I" \ M .. . ; A-.. . ._ -_:', . _ . -. .--. ._~~ ' i % _ ...., _ — i . . _, V o :.. I - 419"Ift" ml~I rt r t , - , -. ' .5 af 11 1 Ok% ,JJ A./ ' p ' 7 _________________ ___________ ____________________________________ I______ _____________________________ I'_____________________ _ _____________ __ ______________________ 1) < ---.: 1 -1 _M1, = ,_ M-40MD - ~ ~;:, I -.--,- -* - __ Z~.__ , _. . J 1 Ig,K ~ hh 7 r, L I - !U! _riu 45 rr %< a P rr ell S. ID ia [ 4 K R . j. 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'". :•' - -. -r '•.' - -:':•. .'r '. •5,. -'--, -:' .'-•- - I - -- -, '- - .~-- . - L -='.r- - '' Fru - t- Analys s -- '- •.•. ' , •• • ... ' t-",' - .''"it'ft',:' - -. I - -. '- - 4.~ -1i:'. 0 1~_=-_ 'TI- ' ij ",;'' 2 ::.'Y - I , ;.i 'Z"- Y' - •• - ,,,$ ,,,,;: " ?.'(sç' '''j. ', QiIc5'4s L .,4f'(i ' 4 i'.'-- 1 '-- •,. • ., •' Ii- ' i ,r - r E -' I School Dedicated At CasS-)elberry YOUth eader Held On Drug Count -.9 - 6 - III F" ~- Eke countydepartment like the work session today in chiefs in a %'orkshop session the county commission with two county commissioners chambers. today endorsed county. Kwiatkowski said the issue sponsored legislation to create boils down to whether citizens a county-appointed uornp. desire a "bookkeeper handling troller's office to take over an $18 million business or bookkeeping functions for whether we want to have an county operations from elected accountant handle an $18 Clerk of the Circuit Court million business." The $18 Arthur If. Beckwith Jr. million figure represents the The department heads and county hodget mr the prevIou! the comnnssioner.s said fiscal year. creation of the comptroller's County Commission Chairoffice in Seminole County would man Michael Hattaway iid a improve the system by comptroller would bring to the elimination of costly double board a "more businesslike bookkeeping. form of government," Also, , - ' T'' = .. .'c4,. "' I i, ~ ... - -.. . . -' I - - -&:'' I * ,. ., -, . ' r , I . _ W " A,7 , c'p M-1 '- I'ç' ' #,;ISl4 'r •.'4'., 'ij- .&,, .. -' "i)" ., . • i' -' ' . . ," c; /s," '.t, % j % ,. e_q, ,_ - tA aa0 - I 5 Officials Back Comptroller Post .- . = E - -a° -- I) i rA 19 t - F -CL . %1L_ * M 0 - M M i 0 9 9 - a F, I e r 0 ; '~ I F 41110-1160420%lo, r- @~ - a. O." ra 6 M t' - 9 =;;, ft A - I % d ( M 1- JL ____ 0 1 t~ 0 a 1. , 1 I "My main objection to the Hattaway said requiring the HORACE ORR present procedure is we arc comptroller to be a CPA would '"• keeping two sets of books. And do away with any criticism that we arc not kept informed on a the hoard might attempt to hire 0 I day-to day basis," said Bill a "crony" I)ae, the county's director of Public Works Director Bob environmental control. Gov. Reubin Askew spent Saturday in Sanford and Altamonte Andrew said under the present A , ___ lord with State Rep. Bob Hatt.awn%, Semfne!e County chalriaaii Can we end this duplication system both his department Springs campaigning for support for the full disclosure amenclN for the campaign and Sheriff John' Polk. illerald Photo by Bill of efforts"' Dale asked. Ile said a nd tile clerk's office are meni for elected officials. ,%boye, the governor is shown in SanVincent Jr.) if the duplication of recordrequired to maintain a cost (Editor's Note: Third in a the pocket of one taxpayer only __________________________ keeping procedures could be accounting procedure. series of articles exploring the to deposit it in the pockets of - ended it would, eliminate the S etks ujport 'or _rn iidi Employment another. ' Bob Ellis, acting ad. Seminole rwt1 for to persons in his minlstrative assistant to the F.eunomk Development Cur' Aproxm*te1y 47 of the loi • ration SEEI)C0. department who presently arecounty commission, also jobs made possible by a recent I tied to keeping books. BV Ft) Pit ICXETF federal grant to SEEDCO wl! favored creation of a compToday's meeting was called trailer, In addition Public Herald Staff Writer be utilized by the agency's own All the roman(t' nail rhythm 'ventures" or gill ('orne to by Commissioner Harry Safet- Director Gary Kaiser Kwiatkowski, who asked said "Now, it appears it is B SCOflAtiJ{AIi1%M What that means is that fnlim'e in public uufite t5ikCS Sanford iiit'sda r nIng h?fl "All goernnie, of course, (lepartmcflt chiefs to submit necessary federal grant money designed to lit-raid Correspondent Seminole Mutual Concert duplicate is against I1rt." Governor Askew met more than rhetoric." Asnviation presents the Royal tx)Ui pros and cons concerning everything." to hire workers to offset (ILL Menckrn The governor continued 'we with supporters in Tahitian Dance Company at the the controversial law which unemployment will be used tu Last Friday Beckwith ac. Gov. Reubin Askew spent Sanford a d tisay lose some good people, I Chic Centt'r, Details, pictures urcatesacountycomptrollerb>' cused Kwiatkowski of setting The hue and cry heard today Saturday stumping Seminole (onredethat, but in the long run Altamonte County to drum up support lag' 1-C, omen's Sectiou, splitting the duties of Beckwith. up today's session to intimidate is against the vast federal Springs amendment) 5)10(11(1 p- bureaucracy. Politicians OnMarch9minoleCount' department chiefs into i his disclosure amendment to and visited with attract better people in the first The series of profiles of the voters will decide the issue in a porting creation of a compseeking office are quick to cry the State Constitution. several residents in Place." it 19176 Presidential candidates referendum. Until that vote, troller, Kwiatkowski denied " foul" and point to the huge Nre employes for corporations Members of the League of the two communities Askew added, "I've filed lull continues in today's Herald, however, the county coin- any attempt to coerce ern. sums of money being spent by that were either created or Women Voters, Common to gather support for disclosure statements every E ug ene J. McCarthy Is featured mission and Beckwith are ployes. state and federal governments, purchased with federal dollars Cause, and the Sanford Jaycet'. scheduled to appear at several 110' trtI'I' 'ol Page year in Office, and it hasn't Statesmen seem to yearn for Instead, the commissioner Some citizens say such a an amendment to presented Askew with signed injured my social standing." public forwus to argue their said today he simply wanted a way of returning to a simpler practice is in competition with petitions to aid his drive for the require full financial respective positions. I\I)I"X department chiefs "to think system, some method of getting and detrimental to private Askew later visited Mrs. Ola . 210,537 signatures needed to disclosure by public Sig Pearson. a budget about the advantages and back in history in American industry. Brock and Mrs. A.B. Douglass Around The place the proposed amendment officials, 4A analyst said the comptroller disadvantages." politics to a time prior to However, SEEDCO Director mgi' on the doorstep at their tiom's on the November ballot for must be a certified public acFrom the onset Beckwith has Roosevelt's New Deal. Horace Orr stoutly maintains it on S. Sanford Avenue, For both ('alendar voter approval, However, since the New Deal isn't so. countant, approved for a four- fought the bill. The bill to create women, the meeting was their iear term and subject to a comptroller was approved b> the American political system * "It (the practice enables tax After a short speech at the all county officials, county first chance to meet the ('rnnil 111 removal by the board of county state legislators last year and has been isited by both Lyndon dollars to come back here that Sanford Chamber of Corn- jtulges, and legislators. Governor, and they said they Editorial l'it commissioners, was rxishcd through the House Johnson's Great Society and were taken out. It permits mnerce, the governor visited The amendment would supported the amendment, 1kirAhb Pearson :;aid require county by State Rep. Bob liattaway John Kennedy's New Frontier. money to flow back through the elected officials to file a three residences on S. Sanford Dr. lamb "I'm all for open government ,' government needs "a financial It isa quirk of history that the economy ... and, in the Ion,: % Avenue, giving away petition sw,(,rn statement showing net D-Mtamnonte Springsi, over Ifi)r(mopv said Mrs. 1-11 al politicans 'who ad- run enhances ft ee enterprise," officer who is part of our opposition front sorne members forms and urging those who worth and identifying each IIn'pital The governor changed plans, 3-A system." He also said the clerk of the local legislative 0('ated welfare programs for Orr says. answered the doorbell to sign LISSCt and liability in excess of ltittiiniis "i snouit be attending meetings (1eleitmfi arriving In Sanford by car -EdPrIckett the needy crea ted, in turn. SEEDCO recently received a the Forms and mail therti back $l,0. Sports 5-6-A which left Rep. Robert [fatbigger and bigger government $29.639 federal grant. Out of t to Tallahassee. Tilet isbn 2-8 '"r arm':i(IJiicllt will make tawav I 1)-Cocoa Reach i and w ith greater and greater power total 103 jobs made possible ' h Sorntn In a speech in Sanford the people think twice if there's Seminole County Sheriff John over the individual, the money, governor said that "it is the conflict of interest between Polk waiting atS.anford-Centrai Out of this philosophy of taking 47 workers, the coun:'. .• small gatherings like this that personal interests and public Florida Airport where he government designed to help took 13 and the others will go Suniju 's high 69, today's low produce the greatest number of good," Askew told the group. originally had planned the needy grew the Seminole different agencies In Semin: to 12. Rainfall: .21 inch. Petitions.- About 50 person-s "Can you think of a better arrive. f:mnplovmnent Economic County. t'stI> fair and cooler attended. Development birthday prcsent to your Corporation ('ASSELBERIY-.. Sterling Orr readily admits the Askew tl"cnli'd to land at through Tuesda>. Highs today Park Elementary School, The amendment the country than to Put Into our ()rlaido's Herndon Airpor.t tiiiil (ii Uf)JJt'I' GUs SEEDCOI, this county's "new Federal grant represents a and Tuesda located on Eagle Circle, was governor is supporting would state constitution that a public instead l*' cause he wanted to deal" for the minorities and the subsidy. But then he points to upper GUs to near 70. Lows frmuiall dedicated Sunday underprivileged, require full financial disclosure officer is a public trust? the fact that almost every save gasoline, tonight lower lOs. Northwest a1tcrnooi with former U. S • "You people here today are by all constitutional officers, And, along with the povertymajor corporation in America lie mc with Altamonte winds 15 to 2r .p.h. and slowl Representative William D. • fighting agency comes the is subsidized in one way or public officers and candidates proving that you're willing to do Springs supporters following diminishing. criticism associated with any (hinter as principal speaker for for such officers,Thls includes your part -- improving con- his Sanford stop, Details and tides mu Page 3%, the ceremony. agency thz!t takes mooney from Continued On Page 2-Al The speaker wars introduced by County School Superin• temk'nt William P. Liver, The invocation was given by Fr. James Martinez of St. By 8011 ILOYV A parks and recreation James Vincent Atkinson, on grabbed a green jacket that Augustine Catholic Church, and IIrr:dd Staff Writer department spokesman said charges of no drivers license, Ilt'nncr was wearing. Benner the benediction was given by A 35-year-olti Alexandria, suite atty. Claude Van Hook t. lienner has worked since fleeing and attempting to elude slipped train the jacket and fled Rev. Gerald Seaman, ,%scen. A man police identified as a October as a recreation- police arid reckless driving, into :i woodeil area where the sion Lutheran Church Va., man was sentenced to 30 dropped charges of burglary. -. cars in prison 2&.year'4ild Scininok ('owit> ii' c 1 iii c an super V 1st mi ison today after use of a firt'ar;i s and cw Atkinson later posted $6O mcii again struggled aIIII lnrhidetl on the pr,gralii was 4.'. pleading guilty in circuit court mission of a felony, and thrt' iecreation Department em- playground programs at bond ill the Longwood police Hurfield was struck Ofl the the presentation of a Bicen. to the December first robbery counts of kidnaping in the (.('C ployc was being held in count), several Seminole County station and was released. head. tennial flag for the school b> Fair Lanes Bowling, Fern ease, Jail or, a drug charge today schools. Manning said while Burfield Burfield reported Benner Jack homer, chairman of the Park. after an early morning auto and BILL ('IUNTER Longwood Police Sgt. Greg was attesting Atkinson the picked up a tree branch and Seminole Count)' Bicentennial Mrs. Carolyn Crowder, 42, of Gerald Douglas Page entered 551 Karen -St., Altamonte loot chase by Longwood police. Manning gave this account of officer observed what were flurfield tired one shot over the Committee, to School Principal 44 pupils in kindergarten the plea before Circuit court Spiings, was allowed to remain George Mike Benner, 25, of the arrest: believed to be seeds and loose suspect's head before he sub- Jesse I.. Meuse. Meuse in. through fifth grade. There are judge A. J. lIosemann, Jr. Page free on bond pending eou5 SR-436, Fern Park, was Officer Roy Burfield ob- marijuana on the seat of the nutted to arrest, troduced special guests. 24 teachers and three members surrendered to booked :it county jail in lieu of s&'rvt it an auto turn north on stopped car, sheriff's pletlon of a pre-sentence Manning said officers then Ken Bovin, administrative of the administrative staff on deputies who had ringed the investigation after pleading n $18,500 Ix)nd o'n charges of U.S. 17-92 ill Dog Track Road at Burfield reported that Benner discovered five plasti(- bags trainee. prm-rited the key to ill(- facull) and 10 non- establishment for 90 lit felony marijuana possession, 1:15 am. in an "erratic man- ran from the scene while the containing it green, leaf)' the school and dedication inutes contest to attempted bu%ing, instructional personnel at the while Page held three persons receivinb' and t-nnr-.iI.... assault and battery, resisting ncr" and followed the car to SR officer was searciiinu the rinin utiaterini were in thn nnAtnic ni ninn,,g .L,5.51.,.1 1.., .k.., -- f - I, . J - - !7? 1 ~ 9_ .~ _ -_ . 1. —I_ . .. - _ . I : 1 1 1 1I. Ir%I -. 'I--_ _ -,_ At " . I lall. , .h tl;~-_-_ !_ _-, ._. -.~ l _ -—-, 1.~ ' — -., 9. A X.!! _~,5I ' .. .. , -, _:I -~ , . _ . -- _ I l.~ 1 ~_C I- ~ 4.I ~ I - - __ ~'-1-141 . 1. j-. I .i:_..~ ". , I .I—4, r C)M ,_, ~ I1 5 9 -- &l + N 9 ~ +. 0 Wgk+e Issue ' ç —k' T" On City Hall cver IF -< (A '~' ~_ .., wuii; %1tIU'fl V % Jsihle location suitable "1 thought about it, and peopit' have the right to lx' issue (()ul(i 1w settled via — 1 "" hall, pill 1hem on a ki I bec,une more convinced lie was wrong." boll, but since then several dorst leaving cii) hall at its f)lafls tO house a cOrnh1Iitt' (i f ballot, and then let the people right," steastrwii said. lInt he special referenduill. Or the local organizations have present location on Park representatives from the nth-r y Sanford C "Incidentally. that stat'mi'nt r~ ity CoinIulssiier (It'tidc c;cti cid b€ plLcetI on the requested th ey 1w allowed to i\venue, they added he has been asked: OJul ian Stenstroni says he thinks groups that will COfl(1U an inw :iiade by now Cirit Judge ballot in the city's next provide input into any final f t pp make : Vidif' A WiIli;4m fr ." Stepthe qi'tion of !CC3tIfl the depth stndv of the icot' he their (fly hail and their mistake?" ;chcdukJ election, in decision. The Ranker's -city hail is t of strom said. "And I agree with it E)e'i,iher. important to money 11it ill pay for it." Stenstrom said his answer in in Ihk the Greaser Sford Area HI Sten -'1JS15, S'methirig of this allnw a mere majority Of th )4i*tl tU(1) (H Stenstroin said Two organizations the amber of omrncr he arrived at that question lies in a quote he magnitude, s a city boll i that has potential sites for the city hall City ornmisslon to niake the the In September, the city Downtown ('Oflclusloii that a decision. adopted a resolution cIIng for probably will include the read man Atlanta newspaper 25 will serve the city for the next eoiiiinsion voted to designate Association and Sanford's the cliv hail rcferendwii avo to be left in the preseflt Park A':cr.ue site, thc 1I said the front50 years, is omct the d 14svre site at French Avenue Interested Sarahs is "1tobelieve To Centnd lItcne3s District. andChamber 14-acre lakefront site, the We need the l)owntow Development gather what Information on to do talking to a "prominent page deni quoting a Honda people shod have a vote on." and Seminole Boulevard as the Encourage Rejuvenation ntoi nwrchant" legislator said: "Only the of Commcrcc Stcnsoni said the city hall tentative location for the city (SISTERs - have flatly en- Corporation has % a nnounced buiing site, Y a nd others. _ _- 7 . i ~ -_-~_ _)I . -,I ; " 77~ _ --_ ._0 .' l. , - _ kI"0 1.* 4-: ,M m_=_ . .M 7 __ - . I --.1 , _ __ '.. , ' -r., - ' 111 ; ._ , -k County Savings Claimed _ . .r w ;J I 1 - -. ,-. ~~) ~ , r ' 4 / -- ____ ~ Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Commis 17 Li 11 (7 - ;4 I LL_, cr . 1 __ I : ! .L_. _____ I'- 3;0" or Robber Sentenced To Thirty Years - . A—-, - ,,I Z,,~,.'.~L t~k ~ ~ - - $4~ _~. P - 7t - . ..•• )" --. / ' .Jl' - ' I -, ' _ -' -e - -, . '. '-'(.,J ",L 4( •••-..• -r " ....... -, - 1 ' - I. ,,.., - - - - ,, r-- F' * 7-' *-- - -": •,-• 5;_ . ,. - , .. - I %-, &.- .i5 ' -" -.. -:'- - .- 5'','r.-- ç' .. :! -. -' ____ - �—r--------rr -r-g'--' Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Feb. 2. According To Candidate McCarthy Lega1 Notice - Juty Selection Continues In Patty Hearst Trial SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Further questioning of potential jurors in the Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial was scheduled today, with just two days left until the second anniversary of her kidnaping, certain to be the core of the defense case. U.S. District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter, trying to speed the process, planned to convene court a haLf hour earlier than normal. By the end of last week, 16 persons had been named to the pool of 36 prospects From which the jury of 12 and four alternates will be chosen. The jurors will determine whether the 2l.yenr.old r:paer heiress voluntarily participated with the Symbionese lAberation Army in a hank heist just two months aU,er her kidnaping. Con gress Nears Recess WASHINGTON APt - Congress this week takes up natural gas deregulation, voter registration by postcard tginning Its flrst recess of the 19ti sc&sion. The recess, to begin this Friday and run for 10 days, is the traditional Lincoln's Birthday holiday to allow Republicans to attend party meetings over the country. President F"ird r'z to confer today with some memlers of Congress about the prospects for ending natural price controls, an abolition that the Ford administration supports. Rep. Bob Krueger, D-Tec., says he will try to bring the decontrol bill up on the House floor Tuesday when the lawmakers consider emergency legislation designed to cope with expected natural gas shortages. UFO Cult Disbanding LOS ANGEI.ES '/lP — Deserters from the Great list UFO Cult are straggling back alter a suiiuer and fall of spiritual wandering, settling gently to earth In a pleasant rustic halfway house In the seclusion of Topanga Canyon. They have dropped out by choice, most of them disillusioned with what was to have been a journey to a new life beyond the earth promised by the cult 's elusive leaders, Bc arid Peep, nlo known as The Two. Last April, an original group of 24 threw off their families and possessions and dropped out of sight. Many others joined later. PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. (API - l'hil, the groundhog who made Punxsutawney famous, eme1ged from an electrically heated burrow In subzero weather today and saw his shadow - a sign that winter weather is In store for at least six more weeks Phil's forecast came as the sun rose In clear but chilly skies. Although the temperature hovered at minus-lO derees, members of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club's inner circle watched Phil emerge from hibernation. IN BRIEF Lebanon Truce Endangered As Guerrilla Factions Clash BEIRUT, Lebanon (API - A clash between Palestinian guerrilla factions endangered the truce in Lebanon's civil ar today, and a leftist Moslem leader said peace will not return to the country until Christian militias are "completely crushed." "We shall not stand with our hands tied after this bloodbath," said a spokenan for the pro-Iraqi Rejection Front alter men of the Syrian-backed Sailca guerrillas raided the of tices of two pro-Iraqi Beirut newspapers, killed six employes and wounded 10 others. Palestine guerrilla chief Yslr Arafat called a meeting of leaders of all guerrilla organizations to try to avert more fighting. A statement afterward said Salka leaders promised to take action again.t "unruly element.s" responsible icr the attack. The incident paralleled the initial Christian-Moslem clash that started the lebanese civil war last April. Less Personal President Needed }'L)ITOR'S NU1'E: Candidates for (he presidential _____ nominatIon of their parties, and __________ other political leaders, were _______ ______ ______ invited to contbute articles concerning presidential _____ ____ "harueter: what sort of person ' should be elected l'reshfrnt on ' ") No'. 2, 1975. and why? t,<1 Fnllos1ng is one of these t'ontributions. + By EUGENEJ. McCAItTIIY /4. We have to move away from the idea of the personalized -' imperial Presidency. I was saying that as early as 1968, and I had observed the overpersonalization of the office of the Presidency since President Truman's days. IRS as arms of his personal President Eisenhower reelection campaiga. ovcrpersonalized it by omPrcidentFordshows nosign mission, saying, "1 have the of diminishing the eniphasis Ofl power, and I'm delegating it," personalizing the Presidenc)'. so that John Foster Dulle ran In fact the high point of thc around the world signing us up Ford Presidency was probably anywhere anyone would sign, the time he wn chnw tctin w paces wnere nobody his own muffins; unless It was ould. Then President Kennedy the tutie that he without con- School Opening Announced BEIRUT, Lebanon lAP) - The Lebanese government announced the reopening of schools throughout the country today in another cautious step back toward normal life after 10 montha of civil war, Inftial school attendance was not reported. Nor was it rrn'hatelv known how many schools s etc unable to reopen. The l3eirut stock exchange and the money market also retpened icr the first time in three months, but only Might trading was reported. The city's banks were still closed. Ave.. Winter Park. 5eminoI County, Florida under the llctitlou n.imr 01 DIVERSIFIED SEP. tJIrrc iPiit I intend to reustr said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in ,1(COtclaflCe with the proviSionS of the FictitiouS Name Statutes. To Wit Section 565 09 under bipartisan management within the lifetime of the youngest presidential voter. The False ideas of party loyalty florida tatutr V. fl'oaddus SJ and of the loyal opposition resulted in Democrats sup- PubliSh: Feb 2. 9, 16, 73, 1976 Eugene Mca.rthy was born In Watkins, Mina., on Marcb! 1111. Alter receiving his BA. from SI. John's University and his MA. from the University of MInnesota, McCarthy worked as a technician In the Military Intelligence Division of the War Department during World War II. lie taught economIcs and sociology after the war before winning election to the House of Representatives In 15I. In 1958, McCarthy was elected to the U.S. Senate from Minnesota. His it-year tenure was dlitinguished by his work on the Finance and Government Operations Committees. In 1N8, running on what many called a one-issue (anti-war) campaign, McCarthy won a stunning per cent of the vote in the New hampshire Democratic primary. It was his strong showing that led President Johnson to qnounce, shortly thereafter, that he would not run for reelection. The father of four children, McCarthy separated from his wife several years ago. evv Dea11 terested," Orr says. Orr points out SEEDCO buys another by the federal governcorporations that are "in ment. trouble" Orr said railroads, airlines, them out.and attempts to bail farming industries, shipEvery effort is then made to building, the auto industry, the urge that corporation into the oil industry, medical societies profit columns. Because it is at and many others are examples that point that additional of "so-called" private Inpertylesel persons can be dustries which receive federal hired and turned into subsidies. proaucuve metnners of society. Though Orr's staff consists of "Because in all of these cases it is in the Interest of society well-paid professionals,, most of the (rkers come off welfare or that these agencies continue °" of the unemployment lines, operate," Orr says. , ., . . over to poverty-fighting to contribute to the gross agencies or used to construct national product of this nation, much-needed daycare centers you are contributing to the or for other community enrichment of this nation," Orr projects. concludes. "We actually do in-depth surveys. If purchase of a business shows fringement on an existing market not iii ,-- Tuesday's School Menu MInI Steak Sub tt Corn Cole Slaw - Milk, Butter ' p Looking for a home? ,-- - 'JI' ok to S •S$5 3177). Home Drlivery, $5 cnt$; MIth, $2 6 Montfl%. 114 0. S8 40 ftyMa'l' SnFIorasameasho.ndeIvery AIIc?e, n14l ; ;e 6 Mrh 17 Mon't $37 .''7 . ''+ .'_,------------ ...'_7i----- .'+. + ) - HEADQUARTERS LEVI'S WRANGLER LEE Arm y.Navy Surplus Vehicles, Planes MIAMI (API He ía! d - Recovered A tflHSSji,'e auto4ruckairplane theft ring has been sniashed with the arrests of 30 persons and seizure of 49 stolen vehicles arid two aircraft, the FBI says. "This is the biggest 'ehIck-theft ring case and largest dolLar recovery in the Southcastern United States In the over GO-year history of the National Auto Theft l3ure.au," Clyde E. Byers, southern divisional manager of the bureau, said Sunday in Atlanta, a Aet said that the trucks, cars and planes recovered were worth more than $1 rnilljo, The persons charged in the case were to appear hie'fi re a U.S. inagistr. today in Miami, Flim-Flam Charged ORI.ANE)O I API Monroe "Doe" I.erman, wh - receive'! widcp4i iublicity by mailing a picture of himself and missing Teamster boss Jincs Hoffa to E'Li- j t, 1105 been arrtst eti it1 a ii allegt'd flitu-flaiji scheme. 5. Orange County Det. William Morris said that Lerman. 48, a paraplegic, was charged with larceny by trick in a scheme that bilked about 30 people in several northern states of thousands of dollars for fake fran,hjses, Morris said that the arrest came Saturday when Lernurn sold a $1,000 franchise in a nonexistng medicial aid firm to a Massachusetts man In the presence of an un(lercover aUent. Stolen Cubs Face Death JACKSONVILIk: (API - Two rare tiger cubs stolen from a circu.s cage they shared with their mother will die if they are not returned to her for nursing, police say. Officers also warned the cubs are capable of causing serious injury to the thieves. "I'm willing to call it even if the person or persons responsible will just tell us where the kittens are," Police I.)et. O+J, Brown said Sunday after the two unnamed kittens were reported stolen. "Those cubs are going to dic unless we get them back to their mother." 0 -. Man, Grandchildren Killed - I 1,R COPIER EVERY OTHER DAY FO TL E MORE THAN PEN N I SHARP SHAR P—AS A MAIN COPIER OR SATELLITE So affordable as well as rent or ease . i F—I CCvSl3\ffY C)F FI(:RJ[6 P.0, AND Pr:oning from SP1AA, Singi' NOTICE OF ACTION F amly ReSidential Dittrict TO ANGELA JEAN NOR To That of. SR 1, Single Famt SWORTHY whose place of residence i unknown ResdentiaI Dwelling District That r-operty Described as. Lots1 You will please take notice that there ha ben filed and Spending In 2 through 20 of Proposed POst .t th Circuit Court in and loS Semirli Uppland Park Being more generally descrihei County. Florida, Civil Action No. 76 177CA 0.4 A brought by JAMES IS located West Side of Upsai. Road. opposite Lorwood Drive TALLEY NORSWORTPIY wefitoga dissolution of the mal'riage Of The planned use of the pfOp'rty ANGELA JEAN NORSWORTHY Single Family PIdenc anti Convenience, and JAMES TALLEY NOR SWORTHY All parties in lntereit arj Citlzen These presents are to reQuire you Shall have an opportunity to be ro file your written defenses with the heard at said hearIng Clerk of the above styled Court and Y order of he Planning to serve a copy thereof on Petitioner Zoning Commisson of the City ol or his attorney, GORDON v Sanford. Florida, this 30th dity of FREDERICK, P 0. Box tss, January. 1976, Sanford, Floria on or before Arihur H. tfarrs February 75, 1976. Should you tit to Chairman & so a default 'nay be entered Cily of Sanford against you and the cause proc Planning and Znr rig cx parte. Commilon WITNESS my hand and official PubliSh: Feb. 7. 1976 seal as Clerk of the above styled DEW 7 Courtonthis77dayol January, 1976. __________________________ ____________________________ Arthur H. Beckwitts, Jr., NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Clerk of the Clruit Court. The Board of County Corn By: Lillian 1. Jenkins mlSsoner o Seminole County. Depy Clerk Florida. Will conduct a Pubic Hearing in the Commissioner', Meeting Room of the Smnoie (Seall tñ..aIt, V .UU1 ''VU)I, anvora Florida, on March 7, 1976. at 7 '. PubliSh: Jan. 26. Feb 7. 9. 16, 1976 P M or as soon thereafter -. 0EV 177 notsible to Consider a propowd amend ment to Ordinance 737. IN THE CIRCUIt COURT OF THE Ordinance No. 737 (at. Semirvr 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Cou'sty, Florida FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, An ordinanc, relating to thr FLORIDA unincorporated ascii of Semirvir Case No. 76•4I.CA-UF County, Florida, relating to MAJESTIC INVESTMENT dredging, filling and other reit'ei COMPANY OF DENVER, a aCtivif iii affecting the quality arid Colorado corporation authorlied to Quantity of waters under tt.r do business in the State of Florda, jurisdiction of Seminole Count, Pliintiff, amending Ordnance P40 737 b .5 adding a new Siction S A to providi' OWIN ','.LD'.OR and MARY for the exemption of certain Project' RUTH WEDMORE. h wife. from public hearing requiremee' Defendants. providing application and so4,cr rIqvirerneflv5 for such pro1ects TO. ORIN W. WEOMORE and ProvidingcriterialortpieQ,antiflgc,t MAtY RUTH WEDMORE, Special exemption permts hi wife providing for COnStruction RESIDENCE UNKNOWN, severability and an effective d,te if alive, and if either of the-rn ftc Michael J Hattaway, dead, the heirs, dev's, Qrantc,5, Chairman assignees, lienors, crcd,tors. Board of County trustees, or other claimants by. Commissioners Seminole through, under, or agiint them or County, Florida either of them, and all partiei PubliSh Fe-ri 7. tO. I?, '4 I97 haviig or claiming to have any DEW I right, title, or interest in the property described in the Corn __________________________ plaint, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT HEREByNOTlFlEDthataSuits EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR been brought at'ain%t you by CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, Majestic Investment Company of FLORIDA Denver. Plaintiff, to foreclose a PROBATE DIVISION certain mortgage more particuiarty descrlj In the Complaint fitcJ ifl CASE NUMBER: 753-CC In Re: the Estate of this Suit, which morlgige en ELBA BARBER HANSEL. cumbers the following dCscribea Or, eroperty, Situate ri Sfmnnie CITATION County, Florida THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Los I, OAKWOQD HEIGHTS. JACKIE B. DOUGLASS. NONA Ii according to the PIat thereof as WILSON, RUIiI BAF 01 ' recorded in Pta? Book I), page lid PAULINE MGUIRE and MAI.i the Public Records of Seminole TRAINOR County, FIoric, YOU ARE HEREBY notified thai and for other relief; and you are required to file your Afl5*r to Slid a P1iti0 hat fern filed Court P'oviriu for the Deterrninat Cuniplirit wtri the Clerk of the of Heirs, end you are heret, above styled Curt and to serve a copy thereof on Plilnt,If'i attorney, required to file your writ?, deICriSCS thereto within thirty cla,% Paul C Block. IllS E. 4th Ave after the first publication or poitr. H,aleaps, Fkwida. not lifer thn the hereof, arid serve a copy therrt l6lhdayof February, 1975, in dtfiult upon the Petitioner's ittOrne. of wtsich said Complaint will be KENNETH M BEANE, P0 taken as confessed by you. flr .,yer One, Canelberry, Florida DAT ED tbi5 9th day of January, If you fail to do so, Iudgment may tie-1976. entered in cjue course upon the ICircu,t Court Seal) ietition Arthur ii flfCkwith, Jr Clerk f the (srcu,t Court WITNESs my hand arid SCII Cf this Court at Sanford. Seminolr By Elaine RiChirde County, Florida. this 27th day Of Deputy (Iq'ik J.Ti.ar,, 76 PAJL BLOCK,PR (Seat) Attorney for Plaintiff 1155 East 4th Avenue Arthur t-i BCckw,th Jr. Ihaleift. Florida 330)0 Clerk of the Circuit Court FoRT WALTON BEACH API A smoldering cigarette left in a reclining chair ignited a blaze that killed a Fort Walton Beach man and his two grandchildren, Firemen say. - 0 "The number of Fire deaths from people smoking in bed or setting a cigarette down on furniture has declined recently," Capt. Woodrow Sweet said. "This was one of those times." The blaze that swept through the brick home Sunday killed James L. Underwood, 54, B.J. Harlow, 4, and Tanya Barlow, I. Underwood's wife, Betty, was reported in fair condi hon. Store. 310 SANFORD AVE. _________________________ .,rlivM:r PH. fl3.1330 _______________________________________________________________ r.....as........ . '' ' .. v.7;-: , ,. - +1 "' ; i •- -. . _______ Monday, Feb.2,I9763A MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2 Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford, sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. TOPS Club 79 7 p.m., upstairs over Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Lake Mary Chamtx'r F'urcst. a of Commerce, 8 p.m., The 1UE.SI),tY, FEBRUARY 3 L)isahled American Veterans Chapter 30, 17-92, Sanford, 7:30 p.m. (her 50 Club, 10:30 n.m., Bedding Gardens, Bring bag lunch, Woman's Club of Casselberry, clubhouse, Overbrook Drive, 1 p.m., business and social meeting. ', Second Annual Arts and Crafts Festival and Sewing Contest sponsored by the Lake Mary Woman's Club, II am., to 1 p.m., The Forct clubhouse. Open topublic. Sanford Optimist Club Ladies Appreciation Night, 7:30 p.m., Sue Ann's Capri. a Longwood Area Sertomna Club, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Sanford lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Seminole lions Club, 7 p.m., QuaLity Inn, 1-4 and SR 43t C' craters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and light Building. Sanford Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 pm,, VFW Post, 17-92, Longwood. ner, I Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club potluck din6 p.m. and meeting at 7 p.m., clubhouse on lakefront. WEDNE.SDAY, FF.BRUARY 4 Sanford Kissanii Club, noon, Civic Center. Rotary Club of Casselberry, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. +,' By Loti fl. Walker Deputy Clerk PubliSh DEWO S — IfleMilk Florida highway Patrol trouper Walter W. Wolf was going off duty Sunday afternoon and stopping at a south Seminole food store for milk when he almost walked in on a robbery, W dl, said he was app ching the little Food Town Store, 90 Bear Lake Road, when a small white auto sped from an adjacent grove. Clerk Cynthia Weaver ran out saying she'd Just been robbed. Wolf said he was searclung a residential area off hiearLakeRoaJahajf mile from the foodstore when he spotted fresh car tracks leading into a citrus grove. "I found the suspect still in the car about 100 feet inside the grove," Wolf said. Richard Evan Hughes 19, of Avon Park, was booked at Seminole Count)' jail. mree hours after the robbery Trooper Wolf told reporters at the county jail, 'I'm going home now, but on the way I'm going to stop in and pick up that milk." ______________________ said any and all comments U. S. 17-92 near Lake Mary wounding early Sunday of a off l.ake Howell Road at Fragment" hit Horace I.ee would COUIC from Oviedo police Boulevard, Sanford. fleeing motorist, Casselberry when they heard Davis, 21, of Oviedo, in the left in the case. Deputies said Edgar Lindley, Tripleti, patrolman Bob the auto in the grove start up. ear lobe and Davis was treated Arson Possible I-'edi and Merchant pursued an 59, no local address, WaS found Fedi had returned to the pat- and released at Winter Park Sherif F's detective B. E. auto at speeds reaching inside the building that had rol car, Trlplett said, and hospital. Winger today was probing been entered by breaking a miles-an-hour on SR 426 after Merchant was attempting to Davis later posted $600 bond possibilities of arson in a window, trying to stop the suspicious fire his .357 magnum service 'III charges of reckless driving, Saturday night fire lildI Deputies said William B. vhicic In downtown Oviedo at 2 revolver at the auto's left rear attempting to elude police and destroyed a vacant house on a.m. Adams, 51, of 711 Cherokee lire when he stumbled in loose pm5e5sunl of a concealed Thpp Itoad off Lake Barney Circle,Sanjord,wasfoundinan Tripleti said the officers (iirt ii. the grove. weapon - i l,utt'her knife i)rire at Geneva, ;ere on foot In an or ailge gre adjacent citrus grove, Triplett said a "bullet and was released Froiii city jail, Seminole County Fire units Bond for Lindley and Adams __________________________________________ fought the blaze that caused an was set at $5,000 each, estimated $22,000 damage, Five Rescued A L according to shcriff's deputies. SlleiiU's deputies rescued M I Cause of the fire wasn't Un- two men and three boys mediately determined, stranded on a sand bar In Lake The owner 'if the house, Monroe at Sanford Sunrjav Itum l(;ii Fl:ftut',l{y 1 Joke Rolling, of 614 Park Ave., night after Orlando television Ai)MISSIONS Patsy F. Fairfield Al)%llSSIONS Sanford told deputies that he newsman Ben Aycrlgg reported Kenneth Hammer Sanford: Willie Allen had been riiaking repairs to the his son, Johnathan, 16, and four Leon A, 1101k)' Ikborah J. i\rrington Audrey llender structure and that it hadn't other persons were nine hours Tm- v T. halley William E. Cantrell Agnes E. Boyd been occupied for several overdue in returning to shore. Sandra Jones Stanley G. d'tOvies months, according to sheriff's William P. George Lt. William Robbins and Joe Pauline Ernest G. Grahamn reports. Mary V. hall deputies Donald Dreggors and Mabe! G, Piety Carrie C. Griftith Assault Charged Andrew I). Rabun Frank Ambrose reported they Joyce Ramassar Ii. 8. Hall John A. Binkavage Sheriff's deputy Frank pushedthestrandedboatoffthe George A. flub)' l.inda K. IkIt William Roberts Johnson Jr. arrested Herman sand bar so it could return to Alex Szabo Madalenc Howell Cline Eplin, 60, of Sanford shore. No injuries were Wilbert Smith Perry W. McClure, Casselberr) William Johnson Route Three, Sunday afternoon reported. Julia hi, Whiddon Charles Reilly, Casselberry Susan Lee on an aggravated assault Ethel T. Williams Sheriff's reports listed ocRussell C. Allen, Chuluota Victoria M. l.evti John Kapu.stik, Deltoria charge after Eplin allegedly cupant.s of the stranded boat as Dora J. Downer, DeBar)' Emma O'Neal Lhreatened 3&-vezfr-ol(i Edward young Aycrigg and Bill Wilbur It. Pent, Lake Monroe Raymond J. Unser, DeBary Nonna J. Swartz A. Kronenburg with a pistol Prentiss, 15, and Charles Edna Palmer, Orange City Annie M. Tucker (luring a BhhtThi neighborhood Prentiss, 14, both of Maitland. l.oern Jones, Osteen Nancy J. Walls disturbance on fliverview Ave. Reports didn't list the names of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (Neva) Margit, Ii. Canter, Winter Jennie E. Kule, [)dllary west of Sanford. l.i'e1v, a girl. Sarifrd the two men in the boat. Springs Roselia Caputu, Deltona Andrew C. I.ynch, Camp Hill, Erina J. liamuniond, Deltona —., t)ISCIIAR(;F5 Pa. Be(ts liollenback, t)eltona Sanford: ( Mrs. Charlie Nancy Carter Mary H. Kuchinsky, I)eltcrni I Thelma Atkinor, & boy, Sanford Nelson B. Itoesser, Deltona _____________________________________________________ hazel M. Mass, Lake Mar — Alice M. Willis, Lake Monroe A DEA A IIRTHS pu s ? fl Mr. and Mrs. Gary lieleni Adair a ii rI Sanford ioo- - HO +' + , I)iS('h1,%fl(;I-5 Swain's Funeral home' 'rdor(I• Ilaxley, Ga., in charge of Andre' Bender Mrs. Elizabeth Pet hicks, 80, arrangements Man' A. L3lackiiin of 2525 (;eorgia Ave., Sanford, , Pamela F Cassius died Sunday. Born in Barren Wesle', I.. (.ountv, (ia., she came to \lda Rose William Henry Iknton, Sanford in 1938. Survivors in}hIdil C Thorri(' dude a son, J.W. hicks, 414 Willow Ave., Sanford, died (;jllis J. Litton, Deltzirv l.ongwood; three daughters, Saturda) night. A natis.e of Julia R. Geiger, Geneva Mrs: lien Alford, Sanford, Mrs. Hampton, .S.L, he caine to (l %V S'oblom Sr I 'ike , , FebS - I --------------__ + + -. WALL PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. TEEI lOWerS ILLL prices Ofl where it belongs - , - # MRS. ELIZ.AHL1-}i HICKS Hui.h All Units ON SALE r i DE member of Central Baptist Church. . son, Sun'ivors Include his Gilbert W. Henton, Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Wll.l.IAM MIDI)lkm)N Williams, Maitland, and Mrs. lola Alford Sanford' two William Richard fDickl brothers, James F'. lienton, Middleton, iS, of 2811 5. French Ddliary, and Jack Benton Sr., ' m '.enurai . . Seminole Juvenile Detention Center, 17-fl, second anniversary open house and awards program, 7:30-9 p.m. Open to public. Sanford Woman's Club, noon, clubhouse on Oak Avenue, catered luncheon meeting. Reservations, Altamonte Springs Woman's Club. 10 a.m., Altainonte Springs Civic Center, 30th anniversary meeting will honor charter members. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 am., Mayfair County Club. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and SR 46. Alcoholies Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Order &astern Star Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. Seminole Chapter 2. of -. 1 ' - Ir's''e ii + - , POWIRFUI PLUNGE CISAIS I JhTAIl I iI + S uvi + ++.. - A. _ . Mir Thru Feb. iS flr't o.' itri le oentory is high its me test possible time for ycu to save on a new GE Contra! Air Conditioning System TheAmbassadof_GEs ' . , + - - ____ - - + - +'- - + ___________________________ --: • -- " . ''S . ' '' . TOIL ., .,, -'..'. Funeral Noticei — BENTON. WILLIAM HENRY— Iunrq,iI SC'(vi(e-% for William henry of 11 Wlo Saturday night, w.11 be held at i pm I"estl.iy.at Central Baptist c: urch with Rei. Bill Coffman nfficiating Burial in Oaklawn $,tc'morial Park Grarnkow riri.-rt Home- en Chrg, HICKS, MRS. ELIZABETH PET-- ur ral ciri 1r I. iiot,-,pi Pit Hc.s, 80, of 2525 Ge-org a Ave. Sanford, who died Sunday, will be held at 3 p m , Tuesday, ,it Itrisson Funeral Home with Rev Rotert Hunter and qev. Robert Welch of OciafingFunpral%erv,c.jnje-, 'e,miS ,cirIir,srd LeRoy & Pat Taylor.Owners 801 E, 25th St. (2 B!otki East of Sanford Ph. 322-4196 Ir C.-...., V. ii.,' $2N AT HAROWARL SToRES Gii ike --s 4 :I.) ('1iAfl -i'iT1Trr y •- 4t :!XA 4 ci - a' - J -?,,,, - ., , "' - 4t.iLI 9 r - a .'- T " .,,.,:.,.. ,,, ,),,J4 - 1 - ,,, ,,,' • ' """ Z4I4AdP.(4t. 'S '.,t '. - r:. .M'-_r' Z'.. 'Ly ..1 d'C'.".:'-".' .. "'., P.tEx .. - - ' a,. -f'" - ."i'' .I • 4.. '"x" S ,,, 5, J ') - ...,-.' - L." , . 3'-'.'-,j- IS/% ' '; i" t"? , , .. - 1. -,. 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IC a 1 1 ii. mosI in ixiCwS extreme nor,,,. , ilul .Ps cintral and SOs t'ztremc south, Tut'sdav's Da ton;i .-, I 5 hteacti tides: high 9:48 a.m., 10:07 p.m., low 3:18 n.m., 3:41 p.m. Port ('anaveral: high 9:24 ___________ a.m,, 9.15 p.m., loss 3:14 n.m., FORMERLY 3:37 p.m. -. B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLY f________________ - -, ji..-s, t., a -.'i+., a .. , .L i -.-' - ' -* ..' 'k..d".' '"-YY -, - t __________ ________ .i I :.... - A4• - 'r:,.P 5 - — " - " r, -. ____ ____________________ _________ ;r '1 ç5Pi4 '- - .* - .S•-_ '- -. .'r ' *'p - '•'a ' _, 4; -- -- i .+ [,,, _______ Iii '2 ' I —1 '-- _____ - —i * ERCOI 1I • iS - m z L___ w 3rd m _________________________ I m - - -r - - .--.--.- -- ' -' . .. - - - -. -- ___________________________________ ' ' -.c'-A ai4" S.#e'.'g'" -, + . , - .; _____________ r,1, _ ,,?tWJ 4, p :' + • - _ . :' '- ' . ' —p---_-7---,_ • i'1 i- VII, . _..____ -x '- Hospital, will be held dl 2 p m Wedneictay in Bethel United Me-'hOdjtt Church iar Bailey, Gi urseJer the oirectlon of Swain's Funeral P4cmc, flAelpy .- - - ,, ', .t- ,,,.p.Z - ,-' - 43'" ' ' r. ,. f.a. -- MIDDLETON WILLIAM RICHARD (DICK) --Grive5idc fix Wiliiam icr (Dick) Middleton, 75, of 7511 S - '' 3, .;; f.;; ix oS - ficiating Burial in Oaklawn Memorial Park Gramkow Funeral Horn,' fl charge ir . .A!. held at 7 p m Tuesday, 'r I _p ,, JkJA ' - ' -' '- ; . 1. ' 1k iii, ADAMSON, MRS. LILLIE B.— c:- ',4 - upper GUs to near 70. I.osss tonight loss'r lOs. Nurthssest S. Sanford Ave. Sanford ________________________ 1007 .5 - ,4 '. ' 2 - . - HEATING, INC. Sanford '+-. , - - . — -.- . ,. - , - ....: --ik-; -;-,' - I'.,.s ..7 - --- c- "-'- WALL PLUMBING & Ave.) - i,,, ' .' --"'V - -:- - -' l .. r Individual Needs CALL 322-6562 SERVICE ?i U I hIPs '1 L , V7'rcT1.1 Sunday's hIgh 69, today's loss 42. ItainfaIl' '4 Ifl('h MustI' fair mind cooler throughTuceula', IhSt(M A DDI IA ,'c at meny alter Splash t With To,l*Mt, tht Mt rVii,r irouV rclo,ng - VVEATHER Custom Estimate "-.- -.t , ,j q, Biggers, Odessa, Tex.; two BehowardMilkrO ° Ic x.; sister, Mrs. Clara Elizabeth hloyl, MIami; 20 grandchildren 23 greatgreatchildren and three greatgreat.granchjJ; several nieces and nephews. Gramkow F' umuraI PIOIIW in ciiarl,e. -, ri SEMINOLE FLEX ¶iti1Plunger Toilet ' : .- - _.. PriCes SPEED QUEEN cam.. U::i'C (Ti.a i' ' (_ — \,__ , , . :' 1 _J \ . , January Ito February 15 Ask us about Other coodensing unit capacities S ""' \ and four ==:1 mOs1n'tOSanf1968fl was a Methodist, While in Gramkow Funeral home is in Jacksonville, he was a charge of arrangements. supervisor for Ford Motor Co. , MRS. I.li.LIEADAMso and hater was regional sales manager for J,A. Saxauer Co., of New York City, retiring in 1,siflrord,dkdSt: Survivors Include his wife, day. Born in Weatherford,Tex,, Mrs. Anna Lyons Middleton, she came to Sanford two years Sanford; son, William Carl ago from Odessa, Tex. She was Middleton, Memphis, Tenn.; a member of the Christian daughter, Mrs. henry B. Churc1i. Stie IS survived by five Matthtws Jr., New York City; Mrs two grandsons; sister, Mrs. d'iu"hterc I OUiSC ' Morgan, Sanford, Mrs. (Jeo hi. ('cor 'e F'tris Ft Worth Te . and two brothers, Clifford I.. Canton, Belle Glade, Mrs. M ill t Ft Worth C'trl Evelyn Lowe, Orlando, Mrs. MiddletonJr,, Virginia Beach, LaFayette, La. and Mrs. F'aye .. _____ . Mtamonte Springs Garden Club executive board meeting, Altamonte Springs Civic Center, 7:30 p.m. +.' + ' + ' + I £ + ______________ S - Robert (Rita Langley & girl Deltono Ave., died Sunday in Seminole Sanford; sisters, Mrs. Alberta Memorial Hospital. A native of Wright, Sanford, and Mrs. Baxley, Ga., he was a resideot Esther Bridges, Jacksonville; '.' The Sanford Serenaders, Senior Citizens music and daning, 2 p.m. Sanford Civic Center. eb 2 9, 15, 73, 1976 - - '.+' -.- By S Paul C Block PubliSh Jan 17, 19 25, Feb. 7, li DEVil - grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home is m charge of arrangemen. ______ i305) 55$ IPI) .7. ____ I aav.-e - .. Trtplett said. Bond for Epliri was set Chief Triplett said tern$5,000 according to county Jail porary suspension is records, automatic when an Oviedo I'airialled officer fires his gun. Deputy J. M. Patton rep'cted I)ctectiveSgt. William Hogan two men were jailed on is heading the investigation into burglary charges after Chester the shooting incident for the Waits apprehended one man sheriff's department, hogan inside the Crawford Fish Co., on Oviedo Polite Chief Ken Triplett said today that reserve officer Robert Merboat, of Oviedo, ti:ts been suspended from duty pending completion of an investigation by sheriff's detectives into lhA Huge Theft Ring Smashed, DEW 4 , Monday, February 2. 19/6—Vol. 68, No. 140 ScC%d CIas osta9e Paid at Snfurd. Fi*rid 32771. JEANS & JACKETS . Orr's agency, SEEDCO, also Orr sa's. IfSEEDCOceasedtoexistin is in the interest of society, he Seminole County, Orr says a maintains. total of 398 persons would Why? "Because the nation needs become eligible for unemthis," Orr says. "We need to put plonent, Many, of course, could find pecple to work so they will no other Jobs. longer be dependent." Using federal grants, But Orr says 203 of the SEEDCO purchases cor- irnnlnt'pc gin ., r'rsrrt .....0 I1I' )L.liJtJ WI porations. These firms are used are "cnndidatcs" for the as training grounds for lowwelfare rolls. Orr said he bases income and poverty level those estimates on former job workers. The goal is to get records, education and other people off welfare and on factors which are cranked in to payrolls. determine a worker's ability to Another major difference land a paying job. between private Industry and SEEDCO Is the agency must So, Orr and his SEEDCO exist plow all profits back Into the to help those who, for one community. In private in- reason or another, are unable to dustry, profits go to help themselves in a highly stockholders and owners of competitive society. corporations. "WIvn vai •.n S., Orr says any profit.s now or stitutionor business venture, or in the future will be turned whatever, that enables people Also, Orr and his staff carefully evaluate each Purchase to insure the business purchased will not be in direct competition with nearby private inaustry. By 808 LIA)YD herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF - (Continued From Page l•A) Ewning Herald Put.,hrd Daily and SunCay, escept Silvrdy and ChrIstmas Day uv 'a. •.uiyiu fl'u,., 'HI. # 11. .'rfttii vt.. antr, psi. - LvenmgI1ara, Sanlord,Fj. ijuven - By The Associated Press British correspondents reported today that the Soviet. backed Popular Movement (MPLA) in Angola is planning to nationalize the Cabinda oil field if the American Gulf company does not resume production soon. Another British correspondent reported that Westernbacked forces in both north and south Angola are putting up stiff resistance to the advancing MPLA forces. Gulf was producing I50,(X)O barrels a day from the offshore Cabinda field until December, when it shut down production at the Insistence of the U.S. State Department so that the MPLA would not get the oil revenues. '. - - porting President Johnson long ______after the war should have been IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ended, though they then turned THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL on President Nixon for con- CIRCUIT IN AND FOP SEMINOLE tinuing Johnson's war policy. COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO 75IiCAOtE Similarly, Republicans stood . s byPFsidCntNixonevena1terit CEPTANCE (OPPORAtIOJ PIaintitI. became evident that he was unfit to continue serving, until HOLLAND, . ACHARY the facts could be blinked no MARY X HOLLAND, hiS le. .flO longer. The men who wrote the OIVERSIU lED MORTGAGE & Constitution would have thrown REALTY CO . o,.it the idea of a two-party NOTICE OF SUIT MORTGAGE 1-ORECLOSURE Third, the instItutionalization system aftcr about F ire '0 DtVL.lr of poverty and of unem- minutes' cnnsltlrratinn, .lnhn REALTY CO r:o ','onc,.Gc ploymeni must be ended. The Adaznscalledthespiritofparty YOU APE I4EPEOY NOTIFIED Republicans the and faction "a prescription for that an •ct.on to forecIoe a mor and Democrats propose programs irresponsibility." lie may, tUC on the following property 'ii "ote Cv''y. rOdt the cmpa!r! oI handouts and public service indeed, have understated the 1.01 , 54'4 LAP4TA THIRD jobs which differ only in case against the parties. SECTION, as recorded in POst Ooo and the P.rv't : ''°' Rinn!n fr President in + nct in ccnccptin. !3cth Seminole County, Flordis candidates parties are willing to accept, dependently, getting oil the via ,, n tiiri.1 .icaiu;t ynj. and your' now, seven per cent unem ballot by petition in the states, I .ire rec1wr(J ti) strvc .5 (c,py of your began a personalization as to sultation with the Congress foreign policy, coupled with a ployment. As recently as 1960 will pose these Issues for (1('fcnsv's thereto, if any, style but also in bypassing his decided to remove the threat to renewed weight to economic three per cent unemployment popular judgment in 1976, and upon LEONARD V WOOD, At torni'y for plaintiff, at Suite 2)). 75) cabinet members to go more to world peace which was posed foreign policy. The new was considered barely seek to inspire the hopes of the Ma'IIaACI Aynue. Altamonte. ,ind his personal staff for advice on by the samparis of the Cam- President should not mention tolerable. We can't stand much 60 per cent of the people who Ste thr original s,th the Clerk of ttit' public policy. bodlan navy. God at the beginning of his more of this kind of progress. failed to exercise their political above styled Court on or bcfre thc President Johnson really c, February 11th. 1916. Other To make an effective change, Inaugural and then proceed to Only a lowering of the work freedoms in the last election. wise a ludgmrnt may be entered began manifesting the problem the President elected in the declare war Oil the rest of the year to 48 weeks, or of the work Recently people have thought ,qains? you for the relief demared fl the Compfatnt bercin of overpersonalization when he Bicentennial year should be a world. l'l1is alone sould be a week to 35 hours, can begin to that change was impossible WITNESS my hand and seal of referred to "my Cabinet," "my person whose record and whose refreshing break with the reabsorb the workers who have within the political system. This s.'d Court. thiS 16th day ot j,inu.r Vice President," even "my proposals support a trend away recent past. been surplussed by is only true if the system Is 1976 Congress," and at one point, from excessive emphasis on Second the waste in the technological innovation. I've defined solely as the two parArthur H Bckw,th. Jr when at a military base, to 'my personality, and toward con- American economy must be said for some time that this ties, I intend to expand politics Clerk of th Circut (curt helicopters." Former President centration on the real issues diminished, partially by cutting count.r)' can afford the rich, it's beyond the parties to proide a ?,tartha 1' Vhl,'ci Nixon was the culmination, facing the nation. A candidate military expenditures but also the poor we can't afford. We real alternative for 1976. P,t:+Pi,'i j'ri I+ t using the indefinite "we" as shouldn't be concerned with his by positive size and weight don't need to redistribute At this stage, the chances of though he embodied the nation, place in history, but with his rgulatJons of automobiles wealth in this country, we need stccess for an independent ___________________________ He made no distinction between country 's place in history, which are, In the aggregate, a to redistribute work, Presidency are one in three, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC his private capacities and his Chief among the issues which greater area of wasted And fourth, the dominance of which is fair enough. By Notice s hereby that public office, which led to the must be explored is the resources than the military. If the two-party system over November, after the parties Public Hearing will be held In the use of the FBI, the CIA and the demilitarizatIon of American Karl Marx had known about the political City Commission Room, City HaH life must be have produced their lackluster nford Florida, at I 00 P M C' automobile, he would have challenged, The Vietnam war nominees, our chances of Thrs4ay, February 5. 1976, 'c written another chapter sayIng was a bipartisan failure. There succeeding will be even m0'ld'r tPi following Rezoning from. SR% AA. Single that "to stimulate capitalism have been four recessions, greater. Family Residential District S EE[)(() Seen you need either war or the including the current one, (NEXT: SargentShri%er) To That Of RC I. — --automobile. You get the same ___________________________ I r ('a I waste of resources, production That property Described as Lot ' Legal Notice and lives with either." _______________ of Propo*ct Plat of Uppland Par. i4 s ' N - M PL A M ay Nationalize Field '7. is hereby qvPn that am - WORLD + .. --:' - + --------- engagtd inbutlflC%S at 1912 Carrigan p. '.. urn m Famous Groundhog Emerges i_wnrwrT'!.nvn ____ F!rTITIOUS NAME NATiON I IN BRIEF 7i r'.'" ..... .rsnj. r'-7 - '--- - �- E'ening Herald Alter the -- -- - r'.n' -'.-'-- fl'Jri '- y— a.-r attaik.s on citizens tire in reent ---r , --r .Jay—r-r- rr-r -r' -.--r-T -.- -- - - - - - - - - - - - pç_T r tX'ZflS - _ _______________________ ______ — FkENut AVE., SANF'UUI). FI.A a ( 'th' .O5-W.2,; 11 r 831 .99'J3 • 21 escort (or Mine Georges Pompldou, ido of late president of F'ance and Mme flobeil Shirack, Monday, February 2, 1976-4A d \ AVNI•; F, t)oV1.F:. Publishi'r l Id tAll) I flN;, EIitr GUS 1'ring of St Augustine and Ha) '% lnt€r lIa en Jack I ikerd Corp, based In Clearwater, prese ntly operates 472 1 ikird 1)rug Stores in 10 the Matto — - -. .. . I t'UHUIE. IIeii' I )t'livt'r '('t'k, 5, .rit b'ntk, $2.40, ii Miiih., $ I I 521s lu. Ih .\l.,I In f'b'ritki ,uiie .is hunie deI,ver. iht't in.iI \1nIti. S2 70: ' \h'nths, $1620: 12 \hnth, $i Yt ' tr, tight security checks before being assigned to the task of interpreting for the two ench ladies. - \iI the Sheraton Towers, Orlando, for •',j the sponsoring a bill in the next session of the Florida Igislature that woWd make certain burglaries a next few The W : re were sor i ong laces get •ia, said in the Seniinol :1 the Reagan Committee. bill stipulates that If a burglar commits or 7.30 p.m. meeting, according to battery kdnap1ng upon ally prsn lawfully within the dwelling place he is attempting to burglarize, the penalty (or that crime, if the In(fividual is convicted, could be a life sentence or the gravated Stewart Turley, thaIniin of the board of Jack Eckerd Corp., has announced that an agreement in Ford's Budget state headquarters, EconoIdge, N.E. corner of lntersthte and le Road, Winter Park, ,aortun P d precautions Satirdiiy at nonn. — Ms. lb says, 'Like everyone else, Fechtel Seminole High School class 12 is i annina either a five or ten-year reunion. reunion . : • Tests Congress in our country anti if potential criminals realize t)etails of the transaction are subject to penalt I bdiee tins realization may deter them i nd any other information Four Seminole . ... wood points per game, scored . 4 this Jameson and Itandi responsible effort to steer the federal government toward a fiscal policy that makes sense perhaps even a balanced budget by 1979. Congress demonstrated last December, when Mr. Ford tried to get a commitment to a budget ceiling, that it is jealous of its pregrogatives to decide how much the government should spend. Congress may 1esire to put its own imprint on the next budget, hut if it chooses to veer away from the "turning point" perceived by Mr. Ford, it may find itself marching in a direction the majority of American voters and taxpayers do not want to take. -• D heard in the land though It is but the faintest Henry Kissinger signed a lull-fledged treaty with the new government in Madrid recently. That's good, regardless of the terms of the treaty, it means it will be submitted to the United States Senate (or ful nibIic review of all its It will not become unless until It Is ratified by of the / par," state behind Pensacola and iike City, nutrebounded the And Jabs ()flflu1t C senators and two-thirds —a As usunl, of course, the Soviet Union remains unmwie from criticism by our native moralists. a.d intro ucing In This "Connar" HOWEY ACADEMY: Fnaier 6 \rIfl(flt Ofl L Rrantles 'c Ptrjnfc ill again try to halt a long losing _______ * the bench to grab 13. ___________ are IMII ttire lmflportar.tl, lurtsr behind in subsequent Ever since we lost to New myrna, wIS has 8 uii quarters emeri t even dose, ith big Astronaut margins of - . ' en Phillins ronrli,ded lord °' using the odds as a barometer In trying to DOnald 7 4 S ie Mclntyr Ii?) __________________________________________________________ Alcott 1 0 02 Orr 6 _________ r ity i'rcp Johnson oo i Jameson 1151? money . o at 6 71 $ for ratification all funds for the Angolan intersentlon low it can sneak under defense dar Experts ,, 1out s ?s. LIIk City?) iormation 10000 Cuban troops under Soviet auspices are to become embroiled In Angola's civil ar, and AAI strators against American "kmperlau" • nessary to distinguish between on cigarette packages nowadays, nor the other restaurants that little or no drink The to enlighten people about the damage that ieneral hotel and restaurant busIness went slow smoking doeS to health, have made much of a while its trade associations kept an eye on the dent in the cigarette industry yet. drafting of the regulations, sere efforts - flIttC1 zone The use of the veto since the Civil War. n on uicrease (Gro%er Cle%eland and Franklin D Roosevelt . PhIIl.ADEI.h'IIIA (AP) sC 00 2. lotatS ' 7314 Presidents ho are elected with substantial than others them Last month six sports fan.s sued the Louisiana sninkc pre ai mn mewo res uran eCp4 '% here provisions This is possible because increased round in that battle for the Southern title, and told his handler, Improvements in the fl and internal man as a beaten fighter, before he eer got Into the ring Vincent gave ita good na - P4ut?y buthe failed and the resWt is flOw Jaeo up for two Association's Hoard n er ire then they ask does freedom lie' Some 0 states now have smokers only 14 customers out of nearly 10 000 demanded segregation tans of widely se%erlty By smoke free territorial rights Restauranteurs far the most comprehend. e is the clean indoor testified that their smoke free zones lose money arying eto perhaps as a result of the months on the books its real effect ill This1astbitOfvetoIore,aswellaneof the Ford administrations record thesearestillbeing vigorou.slyfoughtoer The for on smokers' Rights to urge the plain intent exception but the standard They proposed the outof every four Minnesotans who do not smoke, . ,.. ..... . iii dettOidi t,ok bad s.i achieve that ability in a few years take a narrow decision or stop him around the ninth. But if Vincent is on top of his game and Perez Is not up to par, • 7 276 Stevens 112 3 s(h Pierson Taylor Trinity Prep ,; $2 1711 0-60 1270 II Trinity Prep u T,Ir I? LAND a,rline procedure that Soviet intercontinental Backfire bombers would not be considered strategic weapons, thus would not be counted against the USSR strategic" were designated areas that are marked 'smoking tk I 20 — ____ ' 2214 0 linickSOOlO Am2O box _______ Totals 162574 ______,, proved to be the winning edge The swi is scheduled to be for Trinity. ouls 7 L.,ke ran ey - ______________________________________________________________ Ikiticoie 14, while Syme added . IV Mrrr'tt Island 76. La LA H E _____ play era ha% e recentls held Nos 5 9 the Saints hate on early in the second half only to to sides In other weekend contests, the Qiristmas break. as the issue of compensation hith began in 1970 concede the principle of co head of the Players Associ player completes his con rprivileged lot too timid to demand the sr ue g ga getry removed an MnaU9OOl. C Con qort) Hattaway 433 11 Totals to puil out the in Lake Howell ii the Sl', 'ith Frank licht 11 fout Lake OT — Astro! 6) Li .. - _______ !rcnut Htll 57 - - utesofilie second trill Saturdat, night. The win put florida State, now 13-4 in a tie with I.uisville for No. 14 in the - - - - - - - - - - ____ ::... '; - - . - . ... ' . . . - - . . - feated Biscavne ColleL'e 83-81 .. . ........ American targets without refueling mmd without YAMIlM,TON There is startling new nwsp.aper. Afshar happens to be an American eniployes in Iran. ihese copies often were pected to be sympathetic toward Helms, evidence that former CIA chief Richard Helms citizen, and his newspaper, the Iran Frt Press, smuggled into the streets of Teheran An acquittal could sympathetic - cause -- --- , u that we tidy up as much as possible anti-Shah elements In US to reduce or avoid untoward %illiazns - ___.±. i I guess that will be Perez But, not before he has the toughest (I ef Wed Ut tfl the tiardfou 'ht light of his career Een tougher than the first time And even battk rom tin' Florid i tougher than his loss to Mad Dog Ross last December C '- J I I t t Ii I erees (it no c ic NOTES ANt) QLOTES Perez did all of his training at the Incentsorkoutshaebeenkeptasecretunti1last ,, ________________________ on 3 -- i r ,, a Each envelope was Yet the Justice Department is pushing ahead dressee. Return to Sender." It is unlikely, of This has led some Insiders to wonder whether course that all the addresses suddenly turned the department Is deliberately trying to abort .'- --' ' - -; - ' ' 4 " - ; - v~'t - ! ______ bronght down Mike Baker arid Ray Leonard for me to work Ith ,tl..,1,,,,, - .' a artinent house bwlt us a gym and I am no in the eatest High School soccer leant '. %&rr(c,, " 4j , L.. 1 in US extremely unfortunate Washingtan suburbs CIA agents entered a photo 1973 that the CIA had not given covert support to studio run by Dborah Fitzgerald, former CIA potiuca, inctions in Chile arid had not engaged had In .- - ? - iflaker is tJe current United Staten junior middlee1ght cham. Saturda '?L'" f1 when It battkd I scoreless tie in soccer Seminole play again Wed nesd.ay night at home against 1' ','F4 signed to meet Ruhin lthscon in another scheduled IGrounder. A week from Tuesday Feb 10, the 4lH siilit to itiwni Be a hser1 'h T'rmiteWt'tkins and Jodle Ballard will be on s the undefeited darling of CenL-al Florida will .. scene Ufl r - - j .? c , . - - -.,. / . was working (or the agency. The break4n was Deportment may be reluctant to nail Helms. - ..'•.'.-.' and it meant $5,700 .'-•- l....,..l,.,. Association field of 60 not to fall 5 R7fLi'zir,l I'rtgIflI2 I tIrgI r,i; on a tournament in florida . . - •'.- •'t . - •. ••. . , -. ' - ' j ' _____ -: -' I $ - I I co'e saw -, - , i!Iii ,-,.. ky 1 . save — L j a, masneu potaroes anu1 gravy ______ . 11L. om . .. . . . . .•. . - - '".' 7 - VmI' I. r• I Al. • I I ________________________ ____ .•_____ :'•' - !.. .... e SPECIAL TUESDAY PRICE ',,,, .. .i_ - -'- hour '-. - - ) came down here because l'e alwa s been a slow start 'r - . ers on the women's golf tour, going to do and chose the right but only one who kept clubs" '1i2:J.- '- uuS 3 Vets NI % (iRK Al Fred Cal Hubbard erenarnej3 to 'ise a S a o ame to y ;..- ., -: of Pete Ashlock's finest fighters but he figures to be a big i_ "'C,4t ' The (IA suspected that she had slipped In that he lied on both counts _a - '.. .. At the Justice Department, meanwhile, charge I, fh.A ' :' -' I I %ashington unopened niifhi,rligitI 1w IlnIm. ____ r :- hate been working out at the Watherly Apartments in Orlando, 3 pieces Y o basis for such actio" ere a _ - game played in Gainesville ' Matter had bcui carefully studied but lawes : -c _____________ , l)ep.artzrent, "That GO! (Governmcntof Irw IS ________ action, the Unmersity of F hur1 r. Iranian campaign . ________________________________. . . ... . .. BERRY'S WORLD (or a July trip to the United States, and he let helms know that he wanted an orderly _____ f 610 10 7 Ii 9-37 HeIl l . '' the of Afsliar's acthltlestn US, Including Iran Free -.•-- Grads made six of his points of fouls and iost to Auburn 92-& Canada) (,ene Wells, who normally predicts the wInner (ex clushely for the Heraldi of all the major fights held at the Sports Stadium will not be available for this weeks battle Gene will be had actually been exploring ways of putting Alshar $ anti-Shah newspaper out of business . . peacetime JACK A ND ERSON United States. It makes no difference to Helms, apparently, that the paper is protected by the -•. .. - n rn 1007 Totals 1211 e stcond frne, but the Middies 'ub! figures illegalities against the league club Ci ,— .,.i---- intended to pass on to the Shah the information . __________- 0WCLL __, ge Initially made by bassador, he has been conspiring with the Shah t _______ 1--c 7 one a than six rounds because he has dedded In the minds of both men The man who is most "up" bombers would be counted against the American ' gone more He is a line boxer and he has pros en his chin can take t The Kissinger Brezhnev propb include by Its general principle is to prohdst smoking in rights ora long habit of repression at the hands %eto on some 16 biLls, only three of which , 7 -: puncher sho has nes er (listinguishable changes must be made in kissi iheir answer to the trades arguments is that 'ned it 'ladly - . ni,t 0 17 TaIs 71 9 IS 65 If Perez and Vincent were both coming into this fight at 100 th So first unde.ted PivIdet had _______ ' (I 1 0 0 7 Leroy 53 sticking with Mike rxnicok of Court in es York on June 1 to reso1e Its problems with the 34-34 halftime deadlock to de Southe 9276 l(x)ks drawn That might be from a cold tie has had for several seeks or from a black he still has from his la.st fight. WhateveritIs,hedOesn'tbookljJtheo1dTaco There are rumors, personal problems are plaguing Perez, eye specialists say, the design to be effective, must u1led its arguments Fidence was given that inclined to ; - -r.. • pro e I The proposals also reportedly call for itmiung strategic cruise nussdestoa 1,500-mile range a proposal which Is patently absurd on its victories oer the week ld by Greg Grady and liar looks 5tronger and healthier He says he is ready for this fight and I often when times are bad Also, the study indicates that presidents whO spent many years In a. gress before rising _______ . . . — 30 of the nation's major mdc halftime lead, and the Gators the fierce effort being made to The . against ______ - except fora protected table b shifting the emphasis of their efforts from what a bar was, so the trade hit on the idea that persua(llng smokers of the folly' of their ad. the serving of any' (irink made a place a bar. fl - ' I Amongee s other findmgs, as reported In ' 'b nint came when Taylor threatened the structure of the tempts to complete an outl- cents mind I 000-mile cruise missile actually had a 375-mile Ford and if history runs true to form it will not be res'rrected during this administration, From George Washington to Richard Nixon, American presidents cast 2,257 vetoes, and only - 9 II 14 IJ1 1713 13 21—e3 _____ and came back from near certain defeat to wiii In impressive not agree to, the Russians could this sely build rather _______ has to be in Vincent's mind 1100 mile strategic missile There are any number of reasons why '' Fou Out Alcott. Cfrk. Goldn minutes of the second half, the fourth for the win tructure • of that eat •-: ____ _____ MOUnt Dora Oviedo ai I' defense into a 12-2 M-74 - , Hurdli 40 GnId.'n 71415 c'. S.,' Seminole figure . thin - _________ .. Senate _______ __________________________________________________ ' Lakt' hranticv had Merritt ray1r fought to a 12-12 first three minutes gone in the zone defense into a man to-man — boys," who once again took it on the chin when Joey was counted out last Aust in the fourth round. - - _____________________ MOUNT DORA: Na%al Academy attempts a quickcr Merritt Island crew second period for the game's two-game winning streak, as it pulled out a 2415 second turning point 1inity found comes off a 528 victory over quarter to take charge by icIf on iop of a 32.29 halftnt Howey Academy halftime lead that grc with an 18-11 Mount Dora battled hack lirantles sloed the contest third quarter The Saints game with O%ledo to pull City is 17-5 anti l forget it' to this scenario, by holding off as long as possible on flne details so th It would be late in the i hcn the pairof junior mniddleweights collide in the irm Hut if you . - Stern 1017. Tc(,,l n howell will be ting to reverse oc r room 4point win. the losing effort it had against and since then the) lu',e had i hboell saw Stan Adams pull Seminole now stands 1 - submit county to e possible until Peter Novembers elections And , on Africa" has urged In newspaper ad- committee, organized by admire Wednesday night against l)iiciofl 2 ria1 Florida Corn mnunity College, hich t Seminole in two o%ertime periis by one point in d game -- vocating postponement of public debate been no demonstrations In front of the United present. Spain and the United States have had a 2-year defense relationship but never before a treaty. Up to now, Madrid and Washington have signed executive agreements, not subject to Senate approval, for U. S. military to Spain and use of bases on Spanish soil. This time the White House will the terms of Its agreement to the Senate. That is the way it should be when longterm agreements of this type are negotiated with foreign nations, binding this commitments the president. This time the U. S. commitment will be thoroughly understood by Senate before it is entered into. ir I in the admintration are incredible So much so / ha%e picketed or paraded in arious cities terms and conditions. effective aC I I• It) IA)LISsp strategic arms limitation proposals the - - Spanish Treaty n — . - ' - ____ '' game Ith I ake howell follo%ing a 6J-47 win oer - however, that this budget overall represents a tO 22 The win was Oviedo's eighth behind to Titusville Astronaut defeats garr rebountis while faber a floor game vsas great and he hit 8-of — I the third quarter, and the bench with four Seminole and l.yman is at take a smaller man." Bible hits the road to Sford nc The othtrs didn least they er€n't up to - U SANFORD NAVAL: Ycc later. man _______________________________________________________ nOONS Tuesday night, with two Ilird was on the stall shortly to had 11 rebounds. - County Phillips inserted Ron Ribbon PIUS 8 conference biggie Phillips was singing praises away with a 413 second half headlining the action, for Ribbon after the game. "lie for the win. In those contests, Oviedo did such a good job I just For the losing Pats, Hick might travels Lake Howell, Lake rut him on the big in our Crawford pulled down 17 points ' . Terry to Congress, he declared that it can represent jer turning point for the America H people." The fork in the road which Mr. Ford wants th AmeriCan people to take would lead away fror ;ISSumI)I ions that have guided federal spending fo r too many years. They include the assumption tha no problem is so great that a dose of governmen 11)OflCV can ' t cure it that the government cai somehow spend the country into pro.speritv tha deficits and a staggering national debt carry n ) peril to the economic health of the country. It is those assumptions which have puffed iq the federal budget in recent years until ever political leaders ConCerned alut its size were confessing an inability to keep it under control. Mr Ford's budget poses the first real test of th national will to lower the expectations of whal government can do. and to raise the expectations ol what a more balanced blend of public and private endeavor can accomplish. In its 955 pages lie the tangibles of the "new realism' "f which Mr. Ford spoke in his State ol he I flion message. It is transferring this realism to the 94th Congress that is now the President's task, and the old assumptions are by no means dead on Capitol lull. Democrats in Congress are already questioning whether there is enough ''stimulus'' in the budget to avoid a siackening oft in economic recovery in 1977. They are disputing Mr. Ford's basic contention that it is the inflationary fiscal policies they have eml)raced in the past which are jeopardizing our economic growth, and that jobs and prosperity will flow from leaving wealth in the hands of taxpayers. Before the administration went to work on this budget there were projections that federal spencling was heading for a level of $422 billion in 197(i77. The President has trimmed back that increase by S2R billion, and would return that amount to taxpayers in the forn) o tax cuts. The priorities assigned to different areas of spending are debatable in any proposed budget, and will surely stir some vigorous debate in this case. Ills clear, lost Anthony was the difference. "lie was great.. definitely the one," said Sterling. Anthony, the state's leading Cook, S. Wymore Road. Apt. I, Altainonte Springs, . President Ford has high hopes for his $I91 billion budget for the 197fl77 fiscal year. Sending Seminole -- up throws to give Lake City the had It but missed, and loong , at the last City's Mark Brokie hit a bucket because : Webb's pharmacies are located primarily in Joe Sat - members Is needed. Members, ries a coach at 74.74, but missed a free fram dropped a 774 throw which could have put it at Lake City day night, ahead. There were 50 seconds Rather lb taiders left it that f)Omnt. could h'we w th , I'm lit' I7iCflt etball . drug stores presently oed and operated by _______ _____ = % I LI .t.;t D. tngin I':tlitr RIElT C MAIhI.\. tt t'rtsn Dirc'it'c - ---i - - �._ 6 AE 'ensng Herald, Sanford, Ft. . , - - I . Monday, Feb. 2. J7 24 s Best; Greaa — Havwo0 i ' I ' by Ala.Mover THE THIRD'S A FIRST 1 Information Sought On - I But Where's Water From? IN BRIEF Chicken Rancher Pete [)AYTONA HEM_Il APi - time 10 Its lS.)eLtr histor), g A the cres battled furiousi) l)uring the delay, all fuel /j Time stood still Sunday 10:12 a.ni. Sunday when four of to purge all the moisture from tanks were flushed and fresh :::* . I' for Brian Hedmnar, 'nd Peter the front-running cars, in- the porous, loam-filleti gasoline was trucked in from ::•' :• Gregg. In fact, it even reverstxl eluding the race leading Gregg- tanks, the sevond-placv Por- JacksonvIlle, 70 miles away. :. :. itself b' 72 minutes. Htiiiva 13MW ('51., sputtered scht ('arrera of John O'Stcen, A sixk&tnan for Union Oil l / The gerr)manoering of tht. toa halt uth atered gasoline John(sra%esnndDavejlelmjck (o ,supplier of the 104 oc'tane \ / / be.m to chip at the racing gasoline in all cars, said race clock, a 3-hour 49-minuk in thur tanks / Officials decided the problem BMW iG-lap adantnge an ln%cstigation sas undera) cessation of competition IIOd \ I more than a case of Hut the challenger also pitted to determine where the %ater suspected case of sabotage ',tL R ere the ingredients of Gregg's fortunate racing luck An ines ft. fuel, encountering the same had come lroni R7f unprecedented third straight tigatlon lot .ited tater in one of prnb'em F mall), s%ith the Car 'It sas probably sabotage, I • YE.4/i' oerall lctor) and the first for the LOiUPttitfl1Cn(S of .m fuel rera of Jun Busby and llurley knot of no other logical cx Hedinan in one of the strangest truck that had seri.iced pit road ILmy%ood, Gregg s co-driet in planatlon The atertlidn I just ulter (1asbreLk the List to 24 hours races suddenl appear Someone had 24 Hours of Daytona endurance , At 9:01 am., the leader had bearing tIoii on the lead, offito put it in there," said one of- ::::: races ever o/'fY \ rouLmnel pitkd for mart fuel— daIs of the sanctioning Inter lival asked not to be iden ,d \ The race clock was stopped and IhaI he' the trouble be- national Motor Sports Associ- hued. "But we'll probably nev,qjy ,4 ,4,fP//' during the event, for the 'irst gan. ation blew the whistle. er be able to find out who did ,'/q5 ,'4'X7 '71U it." PE1'Wt The race was resumed at iyi Coopc : Captures PGA Seniors Title - ORLANDO tAP) Cattie and chicken rancher Pete Cooper of Branford, Fla., earned $7,500 first prize In the Professional Golf Association's Seniors championship with a five-stroke victory. Cooper took a two-stroke lead Into Sunday's final round of the eveit nd saw it grow a his competitor fell behind n the rain and wind that marred play on tht Walt Disney World Palms course. He shot a par 72 Sunday for a 72-round total of 288. Fred Wampler of Denver, Cole., ended with a 75 for 283 and collected $5,000. SEC \ \ \ \\ \ ' _.— .r 11 '—' I4 -" -- .I , . , :lck - L.iL _.L & 1 ' . 00 $ i4i ' 71' Tennis e ts t c '' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' I. H fl , & J THEY'RE OFFFFFFFFFF nnI tih flu iL.. e.....L n,.. ______ ____ -'il_I. Greyhounds pop the box fiercely In chase of the eIilve mechanical bunny Saturday afternoon at the Sanford-OrLando k - Jimmy Connors defeated Bkfn . - , ND .__i_i,. 1.__ r, .. . - I 1 ' .1 PJ* Fire to ouege C AiCOrn Ar 'iCC 6S Ball St 77, Bowling Green $3 C'nc.nnali 107 George Wash irçlon 73 DePaul 31 Dayton 77 Detroit 106. St Peler's Col I? Illno, 71. Purdue 63 Indiana 111 WisconsIn 41 Indana SI 13 Mo St Lou's 62 s so Appalachian 5? 70, The CIa 'l 67 33 MIDWEST Force 66 Cincinnati Xe St $6, Tetas E Carolna U. Davidson • E Kentucky 97 Tennessee Te(h 37 Fairmont St 93. Salem fl Florida St 66 Georgia st Georgia IS, Miii SI 73 Kentucky $9 Missispp 31 Morgan St 71 S Caro St 6$ North Carolina 79. Clemson N Caroline ALT $8 Md E - B.inr.'rr Kng. 3 Btur Ocnn. 4 Atg Rebel, S Mill. 6. Yeller hear, 7 Sand,' Sun, I Oui"ition SECOND S-iS, 0: 1 Watoncja Bud, ', Cotjrag.'usg,rn, .1 LCarIer,7 Atlanta ii Chicago 30 Ot mt..re Donna B Alert s Joe New Orleans 9$, Cleveland 95 THIRD—$-14, B: I. Arab Flash, 2 8oton ill. DeTroit 109 Caesar. 3. Dayr's Dream, 1 Modest Los Angeles IC) PhIadetpnIa Ruth S Montague VIiltor 6 Lake 37 Abner. 7 Spencer, I. Doodle R. Portland 107 Milwaukee 91 FOURTH— 4 16 M 1 Flying Today s Games Wh Z:rr 1' tnatee Fatly 3 TOby No names scheduied Sh,srr 4 Prir'1om's Wh,Ir'y, S IliC. 6 Tuesday s Games 'vc"y Coast 7 Donn,i I sac a K All Star Gami TENTH— 3-14, C: 1 C B's Su:e, Thurway Go. 3 Ted's Al. 4 ()'r'r,. .Mori!aiiur Factor, . ',1/ pf Za'r 1 tilijp S.tncjra, R- , ____ U - ? Free Inspection of your car. : — FRONT-END — - 'II' 1(11 Of tour Any (4U*1lt\ I I ' . Maryland 69 Notre Dame 63 Miami Ohio 92 Cent Mich OI DomInion 76. MarShall 71 Mary fl St Paul s 93 Virginia St 39 Salurday's Results 3m's Cap. S K'S Giddlyup, 4 Aries Dcnvrr 179, Virgin a 117 San Anlonsao uS St Louis 9$ Sc1 SIXTH— S 14 A I Heavy - . ' '- - Pirt, I u-p -r __________ - .- ' ' 1 I - - - - . . . ' '1/2 •--- Price S ". '- -'S 1 ,. , "b U ¶':. - ' ' j tCiI , . ,it 7 1 La - I - W'chit St 73, Pdew Me'ico 5' Southern New Pa 69 76 Du-nn,s 2 K ',Troutle 3 Teies aoo I ?'qit,.4 Y tm 5 0eonian Today'sOamej Den.(r at 'fr* York tn'j,aur,, Pro Hoc ey 43 U $2. Arkan Tulane 107 Orleans 73 .0 Sin EIGHTH— 's C: "IOHT' ENTRIES FIRST— S-IS, 8: I MoCaSi, 7 NHL . floi'. 3 Grace H. I hirin ,,,,, -- . - - ROTOR & - ______ ,•1 I • •t - '-4 OVERHAUL , , - -'i,.: : . benefit TAFETA, Special , I ,,,',1 1 '. • house tnd t ll ,, I''..' would en itiCuAlEt . 'Tn I -, I? t r NIGH','[" ' f ________ t'; vu (ri'rn 3m, tw'k-ak, repack hint Xrr,',s Pdd. I Rn Colins - r •' - .'. .' ,: ..'- '..'; ' " -- : '.r - •':- •- " 'L.-... ---- 1 - - - .- --- - / ' -...... '.. '------ -' ' -,' _-.::.;: ':,'.', -----:- / then, why h'ivin ' not thei / [: : ___ ---- :-. _-.t_: .-=.- ,.j sue parents for - h lId - -': - .-'' -' •-'. •'.' !t . 'er -. t .. ii. important and :',r'. '.1, - TRI HI If yihapurtpu NEWwrettyt.,,, d'7eh - •': ______ -- 'a's' I ,., I -t -, r * Jay' F. Saucer, 19, 376 E. hlenmnato - '.' 't 19, 3401 Ferndell l)r ç' - 'yt ' - r : 1,lS ... 1 *i, i'-' -"i" -..-''! . - '.-4'-Q.,.'4'imd-.4"-.-- "fl. 'u,}Ai,'3 0' i'im, ' :' 't_P'.:..( . *.,. 't.' 'eu- .t." , ' . * , dl 1I itt a iii beauWlcatton are mw-h of Saturday clearing away litter from Saiord's lakefront il,,.,4.J at tlit panit located Just south of the St Ten .- - - technical _____ ,,t ,,,i. W j ' :r . I The minimum age for outif , v 3J' ',,_,, / 'I - "" - '' 9 New York Islanders 2 s service • MATINEES Fires tone ••-' - , -- Vlne('flt Jr. fur malt's ;iod fezil;lles, and 18 Fl. • :i2I34, • ',: - I I -' 'i, _. - 'p ."-itL I Nevada Penn 71. Sante Clara York Rangers 3 Mn Feb 14 nni,a. tst,j,twrt "me. Iir.t.'. .nmph-t,. thru March 14 I ' ''' I t' • .': , •'U "!'•11III uIII11uII IS '5 C ___________________ , _ Washinon 75. , Tvesday'b Games at New York Wash,ngton St Wetter 5' 97. Bose SI EAST Boston Col 77. Forclham Boston U 73 MAf* 77 69, (rm . 2 ,n Buffalo at Vancouver Cal.Inia at 5? LOu'S Island Win A Boat, Motor & Trailer, Catch th. largest shad during th Derby, bringittooneofthsofficialweigh.in stations, and tt grand prize is yours. WHA s.tvrays Ir I - -- - • BIG PERFECTA fl Maswhu 44 Fa.rleigh Dtckinon 5$. Wag Penn 31, Ovqtjene Ii. 3OTs 6. Pr Sundays diego t ________ - -- I • /'I . -- -- .- WHITEWAL I - . flAhIUIITc #III1V II - ' By The Doz. ly At This ' - , I Connecticut - Ia med PRICES ' - C ' ' Price n a I g curl or ______________ ('1 regory'J.Adaz,is&Joy, picked out to a Margaret Anne howell u... beautiful afro. Ashton & Wm. Kanekalon or 7.andra C. Doud & i{utcsell COrdCIOn. ,,:::: l.ero', to angler over and under 1 vunees A V 1 flUI'UR S P1mw rnjland 7. .0100 LRUIL W'n"i.p4'.g at CIII ,Wit1iui . DOUBLE B ' A Req A 51 74 ' - Per Doz ' J, IACH (ACM (ACM lad? 'I Shuirpe & Granulle A Jr Stuart Alan Walthers & Joan fl:::: MarjorIe H B II & J U "S?-= : ----- . ..::: Salurday Results *9 41.1. a.nq ..,'..a •. .... .. ' - • Mail ouiers just slightly moo. -- I?, you have a second or thtrdf -•••• "." Ifl (I the •:..: ..,.. St-toe Hati 93, Manhattan II '' t'4. '-' , " -' - *,_ - "- " ' ' ' - ' 10 A o t'- . '' 'l_ - I.- ''.w'."V.-':.'i,':--.-. .'(''. '1''-"#'-.- .!--,.t* - '- - '.- - - " -'':; .' "._ e.a-i.J',t : %---'-1, _-t - ' I & L''' '- , - - -,- ,'_ .' _=' - '•-'. '-'. .,- 1'. :-. ., . . ,.-.Ij • \,,A- - - -. "- - ... -'1r -'.' - ,5_-&#', •• - - i ,,-,, -' i --- S .4'-' -. .-----.'i.'.. 'i":'t"rur"-' - J_'. .-. V'n_y* •,-iIt * t..a., iA4 , .,- . - ,i'', rI ,'4 't..''"i' iri' -'-'---,: - •'" . ________ - ________ ,i.. limit • ••• _____________ vr '.:" • No appointment necessary Comm S Ao children to 12 years o:.i Choice of poses from as many as 4 o 5 • Two Children together in ': 'is ( Elvis U Willis &'i'erl Maxene - " , a5 (:r 4 sii-t fl natural cokjr " - ';"'I :i*.; I (' , 'i ,. 4I lt ' ______________________________ :1 •, Fresh wafer fishing outfits afiarded weekly 1 • • & ' 1i ?' .3 <'t ' ' " , . iJ'P,,, t '-. - - RACES )tJ-, C- i' -ii IPI?'J -,"', 4.-?t.-cr:(;v.4 C' i I •,, ,y c ...•• _'m •P '"'- ; 5' - - r' t - - - ,, •, - '- -, if 7a-'';-'c1,4j 1"'%U4. if "k,.-' s .,-_'r.&$?.' '' t - 'i , 'j ij41('ç 14j ' ' ' f.-. - )13 - '.'' , : t'" t4I - " ,,.' i, '~"c'f i::.*,f)':: • ,-4 - ,r,pr1 i. ; 4 '1 '" ' ta-i.. •1 _V ' t,,t . Teas S? 73 Oake 1 = i city ,.jt -f" ,z'I4:,'- ç,. r - '"-t.- i .'- I ' -' -, - ..; A "c.y')." :', '':.. '4 IakIng a fine contribution to the CLEANS - -':-'. scar, doesn't it? Al 50SF RIOUS IN4 IN!)' /t.\/ PittsfieLl N iss '. ; -. - p 5çde -r---:--- ] -'-;,f.. r '. ".•- No Exchanges •., ::. - .: and ui-sc " , . : ..----.-.-=- r'.'n; -'. - , . 30i . . ____ ' ' ,; , .) ?4 Dakota 72 S Dakota St 63 Ohio SI 13 Northwestern $9 - - -i ::- a' - - John P. I3anda, 50, 4444 S. Rio Grande 864 B On S hia A • I i announced a ba k sa1e .s 'esterlield, 24, 710 Cherokee ('WTcntl% in progress through hr to Feb. 8. Hunter G Smith 56 23-44 For 110-1 'i customer " " '-' ' 'i.'. n ortiungton Mtld - uan.,e may stuff a Darlene E. Pvsz,tu 35, same. supirmarket size bromi bag Ernest '[borne 43 1010 hlolls t,smth (.Iothes shoes . Y ,, .'''Z' Charles H. Wilson 31 5023 V'in Cir Orl Sh lb J H " TAFFT/t XXchange, 207 S. Magnolia Me Sanford has ,:.. ' -' - . I ' :- ' .i1ra- H LIMITFO WARRANTY -. * Walktr 5 Ut 7 lix p Lrents for hI%mng him cir ?' On., Susie N. Hawkins, 5,, ciIHICISed. thereby' "maiming amne add. and disfiguring" him. VeIl - ¶ ' • Kl'Stcii 2 Pants , I I - . - I - -• - ___________________ . " MarQuette IS. Chicago Loypla riea.se 1 efferson Count Ky Stanle% A Taylor 62, Dayt 1kb Patricia H Brink 38, [313 TAFETA To . - " ' 0 / - . - r I utir h'i'i' ,w'i or • ami'. r r t Ii'.' in I tirlinai iw.tt NOAI)I)iTil,',.l. (II l((,f (irf, to?', I *iLi IUIP1I1IIIIOO ___________________________ . a:'__' ' A • -ii Se Iect!d Sportswear Blouses - Sweaters - - ______ ' - i riI____ 23 790 693 OrI Ph)IhsS Bell 31,804 I)IAU AUBYcE,uous - ________ , Return of worn parIs in d plastic bag for your Inspection, LUBE 'OIL CHANGE I; Roy I Smith 28, 812 Locust Mt Cynthia M Bookman 24 same add - ________ - '.flflI. Jergo Hd, MUd I inda [) Weeks, 24 1001 F..splanadc Wy ----- - d' 2 Jovrre, Man, 3 Kenny B Ecker'. i ir it K S Rudyard 6 Sss Su'. 7 ltrok.'r's Bonut, [tarry Ki nçj TWELFTH— , 0 1 S W Rt-ct Devil,? Any Fabric.) True Dream, I Learn To Win S Dnin 4ornr 6 Touch Of IInp 7 S rrch Sti nnon 3 Re My I j'1r- , I -. 1r __________ ____________ I (.urt,Io ;) New Ociean OI. Atlanta 9S Phoeniz 119, PhOtdlphia 105 Kar' (ty 0.* Chicago 94 I __ e $ SOUTH SHOES % - 1' :J. - — DRESSES f _________________________________________________________________________________ - Monday ednrsday and Saturday at 115 II \ -: _ - [JSCOREBOARD .#i - ' ' — -- TT _ — Float hottest dnv at the trmri f uin!ng In the ninth race Pro Tennis Tournament. - Police f When I was born, 73 years nudism conies in, circwncision wants to sue his parents for man in N.Y. sues his parents ago, circumcision was not very will go out. DEAR ABlY: I am sorry fur Dear having had himmi circwucised and collects the 1100,000, 1, for *.SEHIOUS IN N.Y., who is popular, and I doubt that my REGIREE) MINISTER, ASH- when he was an infant, Well, one, am opposed to any kind of parents, who lived on a VlIi.E. N. C. considering suing his parents now I have heard evervthing Irmmnister's salary, cren consurgery unless It is absolutely fur $100,000 (or having him I)EAR AliBi: As a dullMay I inform "Serious" that necessary'. There Is entirely' too sidered It. I fervently wish that witted Clrcclsed while he was i Englishman, the circumcision is not only' much chopping up these days, they had circumncised me helpless infant and unable to "brotherly' love" characterized practiced by the Jewi.th people, and the one who benefits most, $ because much of my' life I have by' the American pepIe who but also among the male of course, is the door. fight hack, He claims that he ______________________ had trouble. sue each other on the slightest members of the English royal was "disfigured," which s If the good Lord had meant In the years before men wore pretext hardly valid, because most of that is still beyond my- frimily' Yours truly', no one will know whether for males to be born Without clothing, the foreskin provided comprehension, I refer to that us wear sfirient cIong so we are circumcised or not, JOHN H. foreskins, He would have made some protection. Perhaps If SERIOUS male moron who l)E1I ABlY: I hope that them that way'. It is an insult to (;od to try' to improve on His work, Abby _____________ " %N HUIIEN _ ______ jetwhatTW you pay for... g, - onnors Whips Borg Monday, Feb. 2, 1,76—iB _ IS) Wq' CHICAGO Third-seeded Evonne Goolagang defeated 'irginia Wade 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 to win the $75,000 Women's Pro nnLs Tournament. -. ' Kirkpatrick - f-- tOl -- - 4. / WOMEN '---._. - oolagong Defeats Wade ,,, .; 4 Junior __ (5) d. otrc Dame AU-American, has been traded by the hoeni Suns to the Buffalo Braves for Garfield Heard d a 1976 second-round draft choice, it was announced ic Sunday night. i-- ''ii' -- -______ ._ humate Shufflin' To Buffalo PHILADELPHIA (APi - .John Shumate, the former Prof. David Lanier from 20. They discussed plans and F' Ia r Id a Tee h n oI u g Ic a I projects for the coming year, University will talk on "Income Included will be a trip to the T at the Alt.amonte Spring •.. •..Seriuir.a!e J'cnIlc T'-ihiun Garden Club meeting on Feb. Center; to a fire station; guest 12. The meeting will be held at speakers from government, law First Federal of Orlando, SR. enforcement, and other related 436 and Palm Springs Road, fields; a clean-up program for i\ltamontc Springs. the spring; Bicentennial A covered dish supper will be projects, skits and arts and M'rved at 6:30 p.m. On the crafts. supper committee are: Mr. and 'trs. next will be on Feb. 3, at Robert Bradford, -The .'trrnen; Mr. mmd Mrs. Dewey i:iu p.m. at the Seventh-day ;ith; Mr. an(1 Mrs. F Adventist Church on Moss Rcgenstein; Mr. and Mrs. Road. (;iirge "!illian!n; Mrs. (uC5a, urtii*..7ning Minnie Lee New and George will be Winter Springs Mayor Hubbell. Troy Piland who will give a talk on city' government and how it is structured. A question and nsw'.r period iU fillow. Die Winter Springs Junior Police held a meeting on Jan Parents are invited to attend. ar .ru-uisur - Gardeners Hold Meeting _______________________________________________________________ . , Club Notes Proclaimeti as "a vibrant, colorful an(I enchantjn1' festival of Polynesian folklore," the Hoyal Tahitlan I)ance Company will entertain members of the SemInole Mutual concert Association (SMCAi Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Sanford Civic ('enter. This is the tliinl production in the Association's 1975s; season, and is open to SMCA members only. The company of 36 (lancers, singers and drwnmers are representative of a great new awakening of Polnesians to their inunense heritage of dancing, singing and native crafts. Dancing is a living art to the Tahitians, handed down through generations. The dances presented by the Royal Tatutian Company are all authentic, whether ancient or adapted to modern style. Drummers are arm essentjj part of a dance group, as from their skill come the pulsating rhythms that govern and direct the dance. '\ \— ' J ____ fore the trouble started. ,qc'PE I'1 That (i 1 HONOLULU IAP There pecting," said Hale Irwin, beat- clered In his times of struggle. restored the BMW's 16-lap lead PIF"'T crA55/c . ere two years of struggle, oc- enhy Gentle Ben in the stretch He won It by 7I'Ct /4'4 a comfortable over the runnerup and 26 laps asional temper tantrums and drive for the title in the Ha- four strokes with a 270 total, 18 over third and fourth. 59 aIling frustration so severe he waiian Open. "I think he has under par and a record the L... ( .i. ,. . The winners covered 'on L vcn considered leavin th. r.'aliied h niaturitv, I think he :,219y'ard ViaIac Cuun(r niik, ui iaps around the JU4'r will carry on into the upper Club course. The victory was 3.84-mile Daytona International I14t'g. But Ben Crensha weath ere. e',c.s o. thc ,ime. I worth $46,000 from the total Speedway road course, at an I: He stuck it nut. lie worked at purse of $230,000, set him up as average speed of 104.04 miles us trade. Crt'nshaw s final round, six. . per hour, short of any records. And, almost three years after under-par 66 Sunday' lifted him the year s leading money-winThe final two hours were rim in ic hit the pro golf tour with such to his second consecutive tour flCI with 88,680. put him In the an 'Iliiit continual down ur ncredible impact, he's reached title and re-established him as World Series of Golf and made The Semitinole high wrestling opponent in a school rcr1 sitator-lo watch posted for s maturity. team demolished I.a.e one of the game's brightest him the first golfer of the seacur tiiiie of 15 secontLs the area "I think he is coming up on young stars — a role he held son to win consecutIve tourna. Saturday, 524 The Seminoles The official victor' mar he Ben Crenshaw we were cx- three years back, then surren- ments, won all but one match, and for ('re'' and H di nond You Don't Have To Be as Kein Kirkpatrick pInned his nearly 15 laps over the Carrera - -- __ r A MILLIONAIP ''v iu —V yr Lena, which had a 45-minute With Trembley (s) d. Ander%ov, 6 stop to replace an engine early .j 113 Sunday. One lap back was the ROIl IS) Andrews. l.a; 126 General Electric usby'-Ilay-ood Carrera. Dolt II-3 GmberI% and ('arreras of Bob Hagestad GCiUCc IS) d. F0nIM%a, 12. 135 . -- . IS) d Casper, ,I; iii CENTRAL HEATING Jerry' Jolly, and Mike hI- Dry-ion Snde (SI p Teter. 2S1 113 CALL , , -. Ison, Dieter Oest and Bruce IS) d. Kimball, IS; 153 . UMun Sd IS) 302, 170 Jennin filled out the top five, PLUMBING :1), 33 Bgq . WALL all of which were in the All Adami(S)p Taylo, HEATING, INC. L' Rlcr. 11 American Grand Touring 'vwt Charte% (St P 1007 S. Sanford 322.S62 Coleman ss flns BATON ROUGE, La. lATh— Gary Albertine was named most valuable player in the first annual southeastern Conference indoor tennis tournament fur his o. I singles ictory which pushed LSU past Georgia, lISU tallied 19 points Saturday to Georgia's 18, whIle 1orida had 11. Alabama 10, Tennessee 8, Kentucky 3, 1tssisszppi 2. and Auburn and Mississippi State I point piece. Vanderbilt failed to score. PHILADELPHIA \ l \' ' Tahitian Dancers" Come ToSanford \ I Crens aw Wins Hawaiian Open - tin ST. PETERSBURG (AP - Finishing Just ahead of a thunderstorm, Wtlliwaw, a new, 41-foot two-ton boat is the unofficial winner of the first Southern Ocean Racing Conference event of the season. Williwaw, skippered by Lowell North and owned by Scvmore Sinett of Perth Amboy, N.Y., finished Sunday in i_nI,. S Ptr_ the Iiv t::: r t? sburg to Anclote Key roundtrip race. The boat's time was slightly under 14 hours in the handicap system used by the Sonc. Another two-ton boat, Nike, owned by William Tlmken of Cleveland, was second overall. It was designed and sailed by Ted Hood of Marblehead Mass. Gators Third In \. Calling all members Seminole High School of '72' Where are you and what are you doing" Are you interted in a class reunion? (;raduates of 1972, their parents and friends are urged to contact Gail Beirme Cook if they can help with locating former (:Ias,clflates and offer any further information about them, Mrs. Cook's addre.j.. is: 721 S. Wymore Rd., Apt. I, Altamonte Springs, Fl. 32701. For Mutual Concert .. \ 1: j V1 \, ,y - •, Seminole Class Of '72 of s Two-Ton Boat Wins Race _________________________________ 1 *' -' .. - .' -- - �. . ---- TTJ 23-- Evenin g- Herald,Sanford, FL EVISION LISTINGS AND — H — 18—Help Wanted a Letter Of Thanks To IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Attention: A The Seminole Zoni ng And Ad% EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR lustment Board. I per sonally witant CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE to thank each tOv MJ J(flhIeman COUNTY FLORIDA member for tarnc. (On CASE NO.: 7410011t U €) ELECTF C COP,$ sideratlon of my request for j IN RE: The Marriage of permit for opening a nursery HENDERSON JONES. JR the c or ner of Wekiv.' Park Dr. and Itust,,n(J 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES SR MI will endflaior with you and and THE LONE RANGER my neighrI to have a modern, SARAH JANE iors. unusual, clean, Sanitary and Wile autllul place to visit I thank God NOTICE OF SUIT Legal Notice and you trot .onrq board, to ) F rILRSO' JONES. JR helping to make, I? Possbte W i th AuJrElS U,knOn NOTICE OF REGISRATION good with.'t for a Happy all YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED OF FICTITIOUS NAME ValentineS Day. Sincerely, Joe that a suit f or dissolution 01 NOTICE 5 HEREBY GIVEN Mcdawley. Sr. P.S. I am very marriage has been commenced That the undersigned intends to happy to live in Seminole COunty. YOU fl the Circuit Court of engage In business In Sanford, Juc.cial Circuit Seminole County, Florida. under the the Eighteenth = Seminole County. 1Iorid fictitious name DOUG ALMANY anti teri e The tytC of the cause is SARAH DISTRIBUTORS and Intends to A NE JONES vs HENDE PSON register said name with the Clerk of J S, JR ,and you are r eq uired to 2 Adj oining plots at the Circuit Court of Seminole JO Oaklawn Park, 5.150 County. Florida. pursuant to tile brnur r es pon se or other pleading 37—Business Property H Monday Evening 2 4 '6 ,9' NEWS AS MAN BEHAVES f) MAN AND ENViRON. MENI ED MYFARITEMTI 6 30 7 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS U MAN AND ERON MENT 9 ABC NE FE) zooM ED fIN TIN TIN so(JLJo Drges), NEWS 1 45 4 PASTORS STUDY 200 2 DAILY his race 12 ROBEATYOUNG.FAMI. LV DOCTOR STAR TREK 730 ?vsiD iNDoM Leopards of Sawal MadhOp, 4 HOLLOOSOUARES 6 PTCH I S MAKE A DEAL 800 2 12 RICH LITTLE SHOW Prointere of con and ty show featuring ersonaG(on Ford, 645 650 6 RHODA Lobeatsa i.i' to Brenda's door on a .ng f ede agent uses hot ten — anniversary of one of , Vr ora'sfante TV couples, :he dene. se pl ans d ay a series of co hponings si cn reunites Jackie 800 '6 CAPT A IN NGAROO U SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 GAMBIT 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9" MOvIE' Mon "The in. So Ray" BorisKo.Bda Lugosi 1936 Tues) 'Bed Sfling Room' British 1969 S Richardson. Rita Tushingiuy (Wed ) "The Nay ' British 1965 BefteDa 1100 e 2 4 6 9 12 NEW ED LILIAS. YOGA AND ED TOO CL UB Gleason, An Carriey. Audrey 11 30 Meade* and Jane K,an. W MOVIE. "Steel 8ane Ij. Gem, 2 12 TONIGHT 4 6 CBS MOViE 'Please Don't Eat the Daisies" Doris Day, n 1960 of a happily marred Couple as they try to cq,o with ttioir tot.t orod to do- I" deserted farmhouse base aastsinthsWMIfam in Africa 6 LIS. (Dori s Leactn)wjsin 4 U MARY HARAN MARY RTMAN 9 MONDAY NIGHT si€CIAL: "O&k Gable The King a w$acky ovo tnano when friend she's otracted to Remembered-An Un- 857 2 12 M3CUEWSUPDATE 900 2' 12 JOE FORRESTEA UoydBridges-st-s Ina fit of I E Big r -- 0 J C 12' CELEBRITY o I 0 H I S R P E 0 A M F S N N J y S 0 E G P A R A 0 G S 0 E S 4 R Y I W G S N N S P R 0 R L A R W W I 6' PRICE IS RIGHT A R A I S E A A C E I C Ii S R 0 A E 1 G I H S N R L N L R E Z B H L B G L W U L C E 0 P 0 C 0 S 0 H B 0 I R N E D A E H V E V F V C U A I E V A N 0 R E K U H 0 A C L R K U H N R P V A W L V / - w hiddenmama llstw below appear fwward. u'ilitie along the Northerly 10 hlddennsm.aad boiltin of said Lot II as shown: - ' Cross Hydrangea Madeira Cypress Ivy Myrtle Flame 3rape Bean Garlic Kudzu Wonga Tomorrow: I!Ai'I onga Famous Homes ' I '" • - (4 ' I v E ening Ileiaid FREE SWAP SHOP AP4DFLEAMARKET EVERY S'JNDAYA.M..3PP.M M. CALL 373.1216 Call 322 -2611 or 831-9993 Delivered 6* a week to your home, only 5k a week - $2.40 a month. I _ Human Factor' A GEORGE KENNEDY & JOHN MILLS ALSO: TUES. £ THURS. Irri 1EYERY1.!J IAROAINMAñ. 'T2.3OP M.St,2S "LORD SHANGO" ECONOMY NIGHT—ADULTS $ I, CHILDREN SOC ___________ ' , Get One p *OCG CRAP! TR(AT I I, 1iii I 1U'i r9 NOW SHOWING [flintt5anerofl l FR E E The Adventures of the After 5 p.m. 2:30 3:00 7:30 10.00 Al Mc.Donald's .. ','.'ti do it oil for yOU T U O#4EWUX '°'' family after 5 p.m. any day thru I 30 1 February 1i and redeem the coupon 7 II to I I I The be3rer of this coupon Is entitled to One FREE Big Mac TM. EA 3 ________________________ I fit with the purchase of One Big Mac. Only one coupon per customer, please. Valid af ter Offer ____________ , I 5 p,rr. only through 74 :".-- February 1.1, 1916. ____________ - PINES i ________________________ I ____________ -:, ............ . •- II.iI:t I 10 hours weekly with Complete company training & location SrI for cash at the front West door of the Seminole County Cour1hou',,, in Sanfo, Seminole County, Florida, .,t the hOar oft) 00* M on the 16th (li'i 01 Frb'unry, A o 1976. ----rlan real property situate and bc.ng in Seminole County, Flor ARE YOU' ''•) TELL THE WHOLE TOWN YOU LOVE HER ViaYovrValentineip Lin fl The Evening Herald — 72 26 11 or III 91 --Lt & Found - ----- AT LOST- L3dy'S billfold, in or near Park 'N Shoo on Sanford Ave Reward Ph 3236112 322-242 31—Apartments Furnished Clean I bedroom apt , lightS, water t A v e 2on ly. Next to new Drivers' License Bureau 3126415 AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd ,t I Love" 1 BR, new Shag carpet, heat, close in, no pets 1175. 373 1762 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE $135 1)50 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 1PSR1111,1ongwoo NAVEL ORANGES. 50 MURCOT TS. 3 BUSHEL 372 6733 or 373 0367 SAN MO PARK. I, 2. 3. bedroom trailer apts Adult 6. family park. $ F,LS - REALTORS - - County, - Florid a a Spacious garage apt , air condition, SELMS WILL IAMS,Associate Eves 372 0612 or 322 ISa? . SOUTH PIN ECR EST- 3 BR,? bath - bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace 323- 31A—Ouplexes Hume of BPP Warranted HOmes SEPARATE STUDIO APART MENT -- 3 Bedroom. P bath located on 3 oak shaded lots, more thin 3,500 sq it. over W000MERE-- I BR. 11 2 baths, Beautiful ranch type home. 3 64 all. Priced at 119.500 See at 103w Sp!it bedroom plan, central heat- ' . ;,,.'_........ miles, Tradesman 200, i ton, ET magi, carpet, seats, stereo. AC and VI auto. Call 373 2140 alter 2.33 pm. oedt-on, 1.500 Cr t'.."tt cilfe'r 65)) SUPPLIES, 310$ Sanford Ave. 37 0617 Open 7 Days. Mon. Sat, 7;3 JO. Il 93 & 172. Longwood 373 8370 or $3.1 4603 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 'anforcl fyi- 3 Honda Civic, .1 speed, sli,,er with black intericr, cilia gxc mileage, $1195 Call 372 1651 78—MtOrCyCIes Tractors & Cs-"-- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3.166 . ,# yw.. bedroom concrete block, exce'Iteflt condition, no city taxes; by owner. 2776420 DUPLEX- tot FHA financing, 516.600. STATELY old 7 story, beautifully decorated home, central heat air, fireplace, attic fan, new hooting 5.37 0 ouPLcx fu rnished or on turn-shed Ideal location Reasonable rent. 365 3771 Anytime ,,, unit 2 ' NEW 3 bedr oom, 7 bath, central heat, air. %2.000 down, $206oer apartment month 323 7367. building Including I efficiencies. Sale price, 136.730. Call for details — - REDUCED Stemper Re&ty -- WAS 1.1oW, now 173.950. 3 Bedrooms. With paneled family room. Carpet throughout, excellent financing, and no closing costs. See at 1)) Azalea Lane 322-2420 MLS . JIM HUNT REALTY INC. ).'i , '' ' ' ' Kish Real Estate crr, ' HAROLD HALL REALTY 3 HR. l' bath, kitchen equipped. central heat, fenced yard $140 month plus security Ph 373 7991 I tiE OROOM.2 BATH Call alter Sp m 3211938 3226457 ' LAKE MARY iRet ' 35—Mcbile Home Lots Plea KOVE ESTATES fish, boat. clubh ouse, $30 mo Fret hit.rature PO Box 10. Osteen, rl., '-' Take your choice of two we'll built modern ho mes. 7 BR 1)9,500. 3 BR, 523.500 BALL REALTY RAYMODM PI BALL Peg Real Estate Broker 377 5611 Alter H'i,3fl 7S7 OVIEDOOwner Selling 3 bedroom. 7 bath Spanish style home, central air-heat, fenced yard with count, y atmosphere Low equity & no qualifying to assume 571.300 VA mortgage at 7 3 4 PCI int PH anytime 363 6760 - ...... 1` 1 1 representative from the Seminole County Man- The Tropics! Where else can you a 16'x2S' Florida room a maintenance Irce interior-- and a Potentially commercial property for this price Buy of the Week! CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR 131 6772 BROKER CO OP - In I BR. I', baths, 17'x)4' pool, fencer yard; good location 119,500 Pay 11,500 equity and assume 7 1 7 pct mortgage (payments $130 mo) 901 734 0931 alter 6 p m. locations and times to take applications add offer counseling for individuals without transportation. Sanford Airport Tuesdays and Thursdays City of OVIEDO Antioch Baptist Church Th.irsdays I p.m. to 7 pm, There are currently approximately six (6) positions available, although positions may open from time to time due to normal attrition. It is anticipated that there may be additional positions created in July, '..- G eiievci Ste nstro m Realty Luxury Patio Apartments STUDIO 1, 2,111 BEDROOM SUITES ? BEDROOM TOWNHOUS ES Announce That CARROLL'S FURNITURE DON HAMILTON &5--Pets. Supplies WANT TO SELL OR RENT? UKC Pit Bull Terriers, 100 points CalI"Sanford's Sales Leader" Has Joined Them Papers Guaranteed 3219144 For Professional Prompt Service! As A Sales PIT BULL puppies. UKC registered Female's, $50. mates, $4$ See anytime after lp.m at 2116 Cedar Call Sanford's Sales Leauer AT 322-2420 ANYTIME Representative Ave Specializing In REALTORS MIS 2543 PARK English Setter, female thorough bred. I yr. old. $130 3653861. Merchandise New And Used Cars, Trucks And Vans POODLE, AKC.$7S Black, Miniature, Mille 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Phone 322 8573 LJ'Ofl HamIlton 925 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD — Free female puppy, needs g oo d homt With children )' 6557. _______________________ ------- Don, who is retired from the U.S. Navy, served for many years in different squadrons based at the Sanford Naval Air Station and is well known to many folks in the Sanford Winter Parx arpa. He invites his many civilian friends and his former military associates to drop in at Prosser Ford for a cup of coffee, a little chitchat, and an introduction to the new Ford Product Line. 68—Wanted to Buy -- - . - Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Insallateon evellOble, Bud C3ts'4I. 3736052 anytime ___________________________ C4T4 322 4132 - - . of used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Office Cleaning. Free estimates and Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave free Initial clean ups Will Clean 32) 5951 - Wanted to buy used office furniture Quantity Any NOLL'S AUCTION Casselherry. Hwy 17 92 630 4706 New seller every hour, Have had up to ic truck loads to sell. This 311 315 E FrStSt ' WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' - — 51—Household Goods - . Hauling ____ KULF' DECORATORS 109W. 1st St 3fl 7335 We Buy Furniture T ritsh Removal. .iIi1 n' C!rarmip. Yard Work Pi',,s. ,il,lo 373 7451 HOTI ONE FOR VALENTINE LOVE LINES 373 2611 or $31 9993 CALL US. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED" PALS REALTORS 1')) AnA l 52 - f,ltcrc'st )2x80, I bed r oom, centra au, carport. skirting, awning excellent condition Offered bi Savings 6. L%, in. $63.14 per month Phone 323 #' $I or 130000*. night call 67$ 5569. Mai1ncr's e Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. APARTMENTS OR UNFURNISHED NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. - -. • C-. -. -t •'C'i.vyKt....a - - .-.,' -, ;. 5 _w - 5,,Qx IP er'- i1t TV SERVICEC2 L- , Oji. B1J Ci*sseib*rr'y Pr'c'e all 9641 .; .- ci' r,- • :" r'Z? 7 7 Roofing ESTERSON LANOCLEARIPIG Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work. Fill d i rt, top SOil 322 S943. Rocf'rig Arid Carp'Hry Repair Free est mates Service Land Clearing, Ill dirt, clay, rock All kinds of rigging Housetrailers stored & moved 322 9112 Call 373 670 Expert roof reair's, flat I roots or Shingles All work guaranteed . OPOGOEN ROOFING 3726700 Lawn Care Sewing :•' NOV NINE I PIMOPF WA! 1fF P part.I 01 i. urnfr C.'an.ru & ¶eryc" 21 service, used machines ticuf Sersi((' Dtkt'S H ea ting & I MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 Air Conditioning, 372 8671. luSt sell- Large chest type freezer, like new, IllS firm. See anytime after 1 pm at 7110 Cedar Ave. , Home Improvements Refrigerator, Dr yet, Bunk Beds and Dishwasher Phone 373 J 7611 53—TV-Radio-Stereo Willage ;r'.{ DRIVE I N 'i'r. cc Back Hoe - _ Alterations Dressma* rig, ladies', men's, children's, Drapes, Quills, . 42—M3bi le Homes - ii:; ,, 7__ "p " - Radio & TV Income Tax Returns heater Cleaning Appliances camping equipment you lr'cI,vdluAu, flusinei Hwy Il 92 it live Pn!s Phone 3221843 C&A HAUL PIG -' ro longer use' Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald Call 2772611 or 131 9993 anJ a friendly .50 v'SC'( *ill Pep you Income Tax Serv. Land Clearing _ i"- 3730443 'have some T.ER - S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harr'ett's Beauty Nooki $19 E First. 373 5717 CLASSIFIED AVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day TryOne1 - ALA CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure cleaning KEEP WARM. Replace your 01 JALOUSIE WINDOWS with mor effititrt awning or tingle bun wndows 8)1 9971 Williams Accounn — Wcde'n dining roo m table *ith leaf and 4 chairs. W. Panasonic turn table with dUSt cover, never used, 140 (ill ticlween 6 and 6p.m. m S Pressure Cleaning Beauty Care Ph 373 1301 fi JIM'S HOME IP1PROVEMENTSE Iiiii WORK' Place a Classified Act in thO Evening Hera'd today F'AYTOP4'S CHILDREN'S WEAR - Home Improvements can cover your home * oh atom siding & soffit system. Also Roofi ng , Gutters 20 yr's Exp Eagle Siding Co $51 9363 FREE GIFTWRAPPiNC, All Baby Gifts, KnitS. Christ en ing Gowns lb you hAve a lob and good credit, can move you into a one, two, or three bed r oo m garden home! EXTRAS IpIcLIJOEDi Aluminum Siding Srmqer Dial And Sew Zig lag with 3 needle position sewing machine and cabinet Pay balance of $72 or 12 payments 0116 $O See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E.lst St. Downtown 3739111 1966 EXPERTS READY To SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - 377 S677 2610 Hiawatha BUSINESS DIRECTORY ly Assume Payments TOKEN DOWN PAYMENT' You canI afford to rent when we can m,ik o*snt'r'5hip thiS CitS FURNISHED FROM . n. T . CU Li Is Proud To Shampooer for only 11 50 per day Home cit flPP Warranted hornet NEW high Quality homes with only - ardens •j..aJ FORD - V.'.., .- - JACK PROSSER Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet auction to." people who want to save or make money. We sell by the piece, dozen, gross, or truckload. All types of goods, jewelry, food items, bric abrac, --. I auu,, • i,. .i, man y CLOSE TO SHOPPING — This 3 Other items, bedroom, 1'; bath on a deep lot HWY 16 FLEAMARKET tmos La.' pvl,fl(j, rntraI heat & air, Onhighwaylo. Sanford enclosed garage, reduced to (Behind Auction Galleries) - - __________________________ 173.000 See 'it 711) P,ilm,'tlo Ar WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Call San ford's Sales Leader BUY-SELL-TRADE SuntandOR cement block. I bath, carpet kitchen equipped. ba Central Fiord.,", Immedate occupancy $16,300 One OR, unfurn apt, electric heat. MULTIPLI LISTING REALTOR Bank financing available 373 Adilts air, carpet. stoe & ref 1105 37? 4991 1919 5 Freo h 2111. .ru1S 3277796 1 ANYTIME AT '' 1496 ,372 1981 377)939. 322 -BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED- I REALTORS 356SPAR K 32—Houses Unfurnished-___ Bedroom , 2 bath, Ravenna Park _ sanford Paola--6 acres. S acre on oak shaded lot. Great area, fine 3 1 bath. ,,ompletely burnished, orange grove, 3 bedroom. 7 bath, 3 Bedr oo m. 7 bath, campetc'd , stove schools S S pcI mortgage $27950 fenced, fruit trees, ar conci ceo *4 A Owner 173 0157 and refrigerator, central heat and iampeteci Close n321 0171 air, garage. fenced yard 373 363.3 MOVE FAST ON THIS - 3 Bedroom * * * * 7 bath, 7 story, in mint condition OSTEEN--- I Bedroom. 1110 er Only $27.500 Good location month. SCHUREN REALTY. HIDDEN LAKE Realtors 1221302 2I I' .iih 0' 322 7111 DAY NURSERY'- 3 Bedroom, block, bath, a Bedroom 2 J U P4i' °t "L TO commercial zoning A money Kitchen eQuipped, 3 Bedrooms. 1'', recreational ammenities, split 1 1.,: maker 525.900. baths, carpet ed , central h ea t air, -bedroom arrangement kitchen fenced yard. $175 mo 3239739 Of' equipped , enclosed garage, out ONLY 1)6.500 2 fledroo"i 1 bath. 323 4)03. standing landscaping. Only 11.500 crntr,,, c ,itil ,v:o ,'nrnt Ni, 6. take Over payments 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, wall to waIl L pt-yo ND '.1 Qualifyrli; carpet, c en tral heat air, Florida. THE COPIT PAC room k,lhrti tiuip4 ed. fenced JOHNNY WALKER *10 GIVE AWAYS. backyard, $165 Security deposit. REALTOR 323 CONTRACTOR NO GIMMICKS REALTY. HALL HAROLD PEAL ESTATE, INC. LOW LOW INTE REST RATES REALTOR. 323 5711 NORTH 522.500 -- 1 J• (1 Every Friday 12 Noon 1617 or 373 6186 . 6 AA Chico & The Man Heavy Equipment - CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT tARMEQUIPMFNT New and Used Ford, Kubota, Pettibone Sales, Rental, Service 117 Magnolia Avenue ___ ,,•, i1I 61 Charger. 3)6 engine, air, gor 64—Equipment for Rent 111h St, acre's, stable, Osteen area 617 & 7 bedroom apartments. - air, tots and loti of extras $71,0 AN LAUrA- I BR, 7 baths, corner furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated Come see E t.'rpdr? Blvd Sanford 373 i Stenstrom Realty 1173 evenings. _____________________________ BAMBOO COVE APIS SEEDCO , 76—Auto Parts Sanford and $975 Kawasaki mot or cycle All in excellent condition 323-7316 Owner moving Out of state. 125.000 Pool pr.vilege, utilities furnished Adults, $175. 373 2976 am, to 11 A . M. LET "E !'LL YCt!" GARDEN SPOT NOW. FLOYD new $150 See at Snappin Tur tIe Mower s . 7313 Park or Bicycle built for two, Bunk bs. HAL A, COLBFRT. REALTOR - power Office (C.E,T.A.) will be at the following . 1910 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK With Radio, $1,095 5 boot Apollo, Dodge 440 fl0ifl, low mileage, all steel frame 373 4.50 mornings List Now P [ALlYINC 2071 75111373 7632 321.0041 Public Notice ci I' Concord self contained trave trailer, $1,600, Ph 377 1414 after pm. -. 36" Self Propelled Sweeper, like after f pm. Sanford - 126 Aldean Drive. i A automatic, air. 5975 Phone 331. 0335. HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY HAL COLBERT or retiree tis.spo ALSOLOTIAPIDACRE&CI.E 251.5 Park Drive, I70up Florida. this Ith day ol January, Documents In first class condition to 75—Recreational Vehicles ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 13A 13t4 803W, 1st St 3236061or3230311eves Zoned MR? $12500 10 ACRES on E Pineway, 125.000- rourn, 1 ba th home in Coun try Club Perftct tot t he young cou ple Ior7 Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK • Transportation FOR SALE TOMATO STAKES 3313964 after 3p .. m -47-Real Estate Wanted -. - '-' ..-- tended yard. Shade $1&003 or best ' SITR'.iiCE BEYOND 1141 CONTRACT' VACAPITANDREADYIS?fljscule'2 Weekly. ISIS Hwy 17 92, Sanford. 373 1930 deposit (checks made Payable to the Ar(hitI5) This deposit will be rqfunded upon the return of the Seminole __ 67 Cadillac in good Condition; Also 1964 International Travel all, 4 tt !hr (ISplit,. ad STOP & 1O0 announcing the openng of San ford's newest AndunuSual Cactus Queen Nursery, corner Wekiva Psr'* Dr. and SR 46. Joe B Mc Cawley. Sr 63A- heat ar, paneled family room MOSS I E C. BATEMAN offer Owner 172 $307 with large brick fireplace, built in kitchen With dishwasher, ' Itroker Real Estate TAFFER REALTY It ba sement, Separate I2'x16' 322-7643 workShop, Close to school, high Peg Pr'ai Estate Broker -----_-,,.,,,._._ _________land Surrounded by beautiful trees. Must tee to appreciate. Very lOw down and take over IllS .!ig_751* St 112 6655 Owner will help finance 140.000 per month payments onlbedroom Clean 3 bedroom, P'i bath, avocado 671 04.13 or 831 7999home at 1791 Lincoln Drive Call stove & refrigerator, blue carpet. ' Dave of 862 5570 central heat 2. ar. Payton's,172 1)01 Kish Real Estate I LOTS, 150'xl'.w,thJbedroom. ,r"$Jmc - NOTICE OF CALL FOR SEALED BIOS Se al ed Bids for furnishing labor materials and prformng all - - GOOD CONDITION Phone 373 4597 bath frarit' home on W 25th St. 1 7BR, Part Furn Water Furn 1100 mo &up 331 ociM - One - FREER, 327 5191 3 Beautiful IoI With 21 fruit trees. 135 Alma Aye.E.V, Foster, Lake .4 ar'y. 377 8641 - ___________________________ Lake Mary -- 2 bdr, Fla. rm., fully carpeted throughout, central 606 PARK AVE. Ib - Osteen God terms. Discount for cash Conditional permits for mobilehome or home construction available 6.17 1617 M.UNS WORTH REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 24 His. 323- 9410 7017 S 1f4tNLh IPIWY IF Vu 133 Acr es on t t'Ctudcmi country road with I Ueuroom, I bath ,iouse is - home with family room. or VA Country Setting horn ,adults 19150 372 7796 atttr S ev es & wk nil', - A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants ba th bath office furniture utos for 'Sa le 1961 Pontiac Trmpe',t, 2 or new paint, V 6, auto, chrome reverse wheels, G 60 fires on rear. new dual exhaust. 65,000 miles SwAPcHOP FIFAMARKFT 62—Lawn-Garden Custom home on tour ict or ours We will armour team n Owner will pay closing costs FHA eo— fl'vOne Can be a seller or a buyer to charge All admitted free. Como rowse every Sunday 9 to 3 at thi 60v,eland Drive in Theatre. Soot, 1 97 Phone 377 1716 "The 2nd Gerem Hot" STEAL THIS ONE' Furniture DAVIS '17) 9112 ________________________________ 'dOIL desirable area $73,3X), eneva We Buy 373 3*71 SCHOOL BUS, 1963 International. engine blown, body & iriterol' good, $750, as is 372 3795 ')AII I J'$U T rade 1rae Wood or steel desks (tC(utive desk a. chairs. Secretarial desks & chairs, Straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry PIOLL'S Casselberry, 11 9.7, 6)0 4706 WE HAVE tri:rn 111) 20 lcrc's, Only $77,000 for thiS 3 bedroom, 2 — 48% ObI bath on large lovely lot in most REALTOR: MIS 23.43 PARK 36S3721, Used -- Acreage Tracts, small a. large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6260711. BROKERS Days 327 6123 Nights 377 7357 System, garbage d isposal, losely FTU Oviedo-Dupiex, turn. Or unfurn Ideal location Reasonable Arr, l2lots, new 71' to ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Seminole & Votusia Counties, '1 I' i'r- y - 43—'L_otsAcreage - WITT REALTY ,.. rc' '' Broker 171 rs 373 logs 7270779 ... I ,!I,T( d ,_ wide mobile home, fenced pasture, large garden ready to . plant Sell or trade f or molar home or r/Ivtt trailer Located off 5e' the sparkle in your children'S Wilson P at Paoio, E. of Wilson eyes when they we your love forSchool, follow sign. 3736096 them cxprcssec A your VdIvSiIii,C Love Lines in The Evening IC Acres. N . E. Tennessee. Level Herald Call 3327811 or 63) 999]. ;rod, 7200' dcv., hghest point inare,s Scenic views, A produd ng __________________________________ oil well within 1 mile . Must tell. 11.000 per acre. Call 671 6730 after LAKEFRONT, 7 Acre plus RURAL pm RESIDENTIAL 2 Story C I? and k, I BR, 3 baths, large Bri c Lake I-farney water front acreage swimming pool $70,600 High, dry, tree covered Cornmunity water in property BUY for future home Elcelllnt Reasonable terms. Olfrs i.ufl bu ilding lot Trees. Sidewalk 100' sidered Call T,tusville, 269 68$7 on Metlonvelle Ave 17.650 Terms md tiO,s'm '.t ni'nt ii.'i'ifiti,lt)l(' MJ ice Supp lies £,001f . - PFAL TOP 372 1196 Call Bart I VALENTINE LOVE LINES 377 261or8:11 999) CailBart Real Estate IHA "3')!) 11.600 Eveningl'ierald .------,--_----,------'--_.-- ' * "Get ' Em Wi* GETOUT YOUR PAINT BRUSH -l'IOP, SKIP & JUMP * They're Hot " * Nice family home in quiet oak TO SCHOOL 'j 30-Apartments Unfurn,shedShaded neighborhood. i Bedroom, I Bed room, 7 bath, c en tral air. NewPe&jsr na rural area no down 2 bath home with rumpus room, carpet, garage, $76,900 payment, montnly payments less Minutes to golf course anti walk to $134 up-i & 7 BR. al 6 E kitc h en , rhan rent. Government subsidized SChool Priced to sell at 175.600. POSITIVELY PERFECT 1mm. 0cc. Franklin Arms ApIs, to qualified buycrsCall to see it For a young family, 3 bedroom, 1' 1 1170 Fla Ave , 323 6630 yii,,' OUlIiifyi Call Sanford's Sates Leacier All Containing 7l2gl acres more or I06 East Sei*'oran Blvd In tPiCCItyof Allarnonte Snrinn ri,..14 large iii' I New double wide, bully set up In quiet adult park Central air, Yamaha [terlone Organ. 3 mos old, screened room, carports and 1900 or take over payments of skirls 11,000 under invlce. No 17911 mo 3736773 dealers, please Phone 373603$ or 9300001 N*qhts phone 676 554f Got something to 'Sell? A Classifi ed Ad will well it fast - Rentals 1976 said Architect, within seven (7) days Publish: Jan. 17, i, X. Feb. 7, 1176 After bid opening, provided such DEV.49 Contractor has Submitted abonafide BId to said Board A Idit onal sets of ---documents may be obtained from said Architects at a cost set by the ida, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS described as follows Architects Subcontractors m,s'. NAME STATUTE The East 50 feel 04 Lot s 9 Obtain documents by payirO and $0, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN rCp Block 1, Tier II of Sanford. Florida, costs, wh ich costs witi Notice Is hereby given that according to E. R Trafbord's Map undersigned, the no t be r ef u nd ed . pursuant therebf, as recorded In Pl to the *40 Bidder may withdraw his bid ot Book I, "FIctitious Name Statute" Chapter PUJ.j 5tc61of', Public for a period of thirty (0) days after Records $4309, FlOiIda Statute , will ragittet thedate of bid onng Said Board Seminole County, Florida. with the Clerk of DATED thts 30th day Of the Circuit C:Ourf, In fmrve3 the right to reitct any and January, and for Seminole County, Florida, all bids A D . 1976 received anc, to waive an upon receip t of i Seat I proof of the hId allformaliti,., in regard thereto publication of this notice, the ticArII.ur H Beckwith, Jr. The %utces5fuI bidder will provide litious name, to t' RONALD J. Prior to Clerk of the Circuit Court the award a bond with ACKERBAUM M.D.. P.A. unq rat:ng as Sy Elaine RiChard. A AA at better. a which I am engaged In business Deputy Clerk at School Board of KENNETH W MCINTOSH ri ' .: :.:'' -: '::" family r oo m Completely fenced front & rear yard. $71,000 — 4A— Public NIc,i North 1095.12 feet thereof) lying East of tht Et right of way line of Dated at Orlando, Orange County, ''-'' ' bedroom, 2 bath home, with kit Cti.'i' equipped, central vacuum collect, Mr Carson, II) 576 5)20 and appurtenances on said land or rknessary and incidental to the d ' C on junction therewith attorney, whose address is construction of Milwee Middle Greenerg. Traurig, Holtman. The aforesaid sale will be mad. Lipoff&Quentel, PA,, 110) Brickell theool Addition, will be received by Pu rsuant to a Final Judgment School Board of Seminole Of Avenue, PH 1, Miami, Flor id a 33131, County, Fcrecle entered in Civil Action 0n0r Florida at the 0111cc of the No 752100 CA 09 F now pending '° and before FEBRUARY 25th. I76, Superintendent of School s, Sanf or d, file the original with the clerk of rIos'Ida, until the Circuit Court In and for Seminole 1:00 PM,, Monday, this Court either before service on Cnty, Florida. February 73, 1971, at wh ich time all piaintiff' att or DATED this 30th day of January. th ney or immediately bids will be publicly opened All er eaft er otherwise a default 1976 will work shall be done in accorda nc e be entered against you for (Seal) the relief with the drawings and specificafj,s .4 demanded in the claim against Arthur *4. Beckwith, Jr. epared by W. R. Frizsell Ar defendants. Clerk of the Circuit Cou rt chitects. Inc., 700 West Welbourrie my WITNESS hand and the By Elaine RiCharde seal of Av enue. Winter Park, Florkia this Court on January 23rd, 1976 Deputy Clerk Each Bid must be acconipanid bt (Seal) Samuel W. Hart's a Bid Bond in farm satisfactory c Arthur H Bekwith, Jr Attorney for Plaintiff said Board, Certified Check or Clerk of the Circuit Court II F Washington Street Cashier's Check In an amount no' By Martha I. VihIen Orlando, Florida 3210) less than five (S per Cent) per cent of Deputy Clerk Publish Feb. 7. 1,76 the total amount of the Bid as a Publish: Jan. , U Feb. 2, DEW I) 9. 16, 1976 guarantee that the Bidder will, If DEV 176 awarded the Cotract, enter into a C IRCUIT COURT, IN AND ___________________________ IN written Contract with said Board, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, satisfactory in form to said Board sa FLORIDA NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS containing the penalty clauses as CASE NO, 7S.731I .CA..D 09 , NAME STATUTE required by Florida law and IRAN W. W000WORTH and EDNA Notice is hereby given that the requiringworkmen.s Compensation M W000WOPTH, hiS wife, undersigned, pursuant to the and Public Liability Insurance and Plaintiffs, "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter apprial of subcontractors by said vs CT *4 * L. BOOTH and HELEN L i 09, Florida Statutes, will register Board, n accordance with the ac with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, CCPt ed Bid and give a Perf or ma nc e BOOTH, h wife. et ml.. Seminote County, Florida, upon Ind Payment Bond satisfactor y in Defendants receipt of proof of the publication of form 10 Said Board in the full amount NOTICE OF SALE thiS not ice, the fictitious name, to of the Contract Price within ten (10) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that wit SPACE AGE MARKETING, daysaffer the meefingof said Board pursuant to Final Judgment of under which it i engaged in at which Said Contract is awarded Forectosurt' entered in the case of IRAN W. W000WOR TH and EDNA business at 941 Wymor. Road, Documents, Incudng complete M Altamonte Springs, Seminole drawings and specifications. may be WOODWOPTH, his *ifp, County, Flerida. County, examined at the olfIe of said Ar nl'ntilfs. versus OTHA L. BOOTH party Interested in said thitect or at the office of said an HELEN L BOOTH, his wife. et Superintenden t of Schoolt. two sets 1 . delendants, in the Circuit Court busin ess enterprise i 0 J. GRAPHICs, 1,4C., Cf thesame may be obtained by a C., of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in a Florida corporation ind for Seminole County, Florida, General Contractor upon a 1101) 00 16ale to the fs;yhesf and bell r FAXILY I PlO 'Y A RD .' OR : " financing. We're ready NOW , - 59—Misical Merchandise We have not been ,itilt' to Sell thiS reconditioned house in Sunland for 119300 3 Bedrooms, only I bath, but ce'e of the largest tots in the Subdivision for your pool, garden or expansion. Owner says "SELL," so the price it reduced under 118000 and looking for an off er on VA, FHA, or Conv en tional 79—TrucksTraders YOU NAME IT, IB SANFORDAUCTION 32 $961 Sanford, 373 5700 - 68—Wanted to Buy POBSON P,t r''u ----- ----.-.. 2921 Hwy Il 97 Frankly Speaking 2, 1 9 76--111 Feb. S5--Boats & Accessories IS VP Ft-IA F IPIANCINc, G. R EGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive --- ------------- up int'st.neimt of 14(X) SS(t)O Call I the Sou thw es t Quarter (LESS - the By. Daniel J. 37) Are You Broke? Excellent opportunty Only 110 I NEW ON MARKET - Lovely I Free, 6.41 7077 for "We Care' "Hotline." Adults or Teen s AND: Thal part of the East Half of Pros, - This 2tiedroom, ii bath upstairs I I downstamr, IS really NEAT , Carpet ed , central heat air, and many extras Reduced to 177,500 VENDING ROUTES REALTORS Stensrcm III I It ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll YOU ARE NOTIFIED th? an action to foreclose a mortgage onthe following property feet Civil Action No. 757311 CA 09 D. the underSigned Clerk Will sell at public and to prove it, we're offering our delicious Big Mac TM. FREE w hen you'buy one. Bring a friend or the I, $ Belleau S)06U) Sanford, Florida 37771 Residence Unkn ow n s be filed against you and YOU arerequlred toser veacop yfy Pether with all structures. im wr itten defenses, if any, 10 it O provements fixtures, appliances , WILLIAM , BERGER, plaintiff's backward, up. do, or dia gonally In the puul.. Find eac h Forrest Greene, Inc. Yel l * Caü. 201 S Pitt A',c' , Sa nford MAGOLI C HAMILTON Subject to an casement for pu blic personwese' Up front, attractive Peg Real Estate Broker person needed to greet Public. JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. LAKE MARY -. 1 Bedroom.) bath OFFICE -- If full time work Is not 107W. Commercial frame home, detached garage, your thing, this is the job for you Phone 322 7UI Sanfori' nice Shade trees, fenced yard, Good typing, Casselb area near lake. 118.300 SALES- Are you enthusiastic and It you are having difficulty finding a or place to live, car to cli ivC, a job, like People? Check this one Out It service too have need of, SANFORD -- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath may be just the thing for you home, economical oil heat, shady ,ill re a d our w6nt ads every dAte IF YOU DON'T SEE YOUR yard 119,500. MAKE OFFER HERE, GIVE US A CALL. WE'LL WE TAKE TRADES FIND IT FOR YOU Real LAKE MARY - WATERFRONT . -WE SELL SUCCESS Bedroom, 2 bath home with den, 201 Commercial l;rcptcc. formal uininij, roomy 41—Houses Country kitchen. Situdtedl on over ? People to make appointments P Lkcfronf ideal on telephone for our represen Swimming, fishi n g and boating. tatives *40t,jt5 flexible. Pity Open Also available for rent $10,000 For interview, call Debøie'. 371 CALL TO SEE OY7S. TAXI g l H R W V 0 N N 0 H E L E A I I L C 0 6 GAMBIT 9 LET SMAKE ADEAL 11 30 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4 6 LOVE CF LIFE HAPPY DAYS (R) (MaO. Wed . Frl)"VILlA ALEGRE" (Tues.. Thur R ') P V L M A L E 0 W 0 G C K TUNE OCT . 0 X C D A M C M 0 E For Sale By Owner - - CS house. 100' * 150' lot, trees, 7 b ed r oo m, Fla room Sanford 373 9316 alter 3:30. Horn.'. 04 BPP Warranted I4r,rn r,u;, or Sat. Call b or e lOam or after 3 pm THE WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Stare Road No 100 (Interstate LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, an ALSO' The South 223 feet of the In fill — _____— Ohio corporation, West Half of the Northwest Quarter Plaintiff, of the S ou theast Quarter. all in JOY E COBURN Ika JOY E 84'1 ,elp Wanted Section 11, TowiIsip 71 South, ROBISON. and VERNON COBURPI, Range 29 East. her husband, and A F. SUP Ns RN's, LPN'; Aides. Aide AND ALSO. Lots 1, S. 6, 17, 71, DETTE, Companion. Needed Immediately 32 and 31 hESS: The test 136 feet 62,06.36 Defendants of Lots 21, 25. 37 and 33 and the East NOTICEOFIALI IiofeetoftheSouth)SSfee$of Lot Aonecaltcouldstartyouonanew NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that S) AND - The North ll f ee t fLof)O -the 16th day of February. 1976, at and profitbblt career Call $8? I ' 00 AM .M,aftWestFrontc,00p all In HUDSON PARK, as recorded 37$S he In Plat Book 1. Page 69, Public the Courthouse of Seminole County ReCords of Seminole County, Fashi on Show Diredor bar Sara' I at Sanford, Florida. the undersigned or ida. Coventry Act now no investment Clerk will offer for sale the fol lowing Fl no AND ALSO: That part of the East delivery. Excellent oescrit,ef real property, situate, 0 feel of the West Hall of the Nofr arrangements to add to your w ing and being in Seminole County. thwest Quarter of the Southeast (amity income. Opportunity for lorida. to wit Qua rt local manager 321 0031 or 374 Lot 11, Block .1. SUNLAND South,er of Sedion 14, T ownship 21 3IS Range 39 East (LESS: The ESTATES, a subdivi s ion, according SouthflSfee4thereoHlyingtho, to a plat thereof, recorded in Plat the South er ly right of way ling of II, pages II tO 7204 the Public State Road No 11 16. all lying and Records Records of Seminole County, Le a Notice being In Seminole County, Florida. FlorIda, U 0 R L I E A R S FCEM - M . F Residence Unknown FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L 0 R I 0* E 10 H I E F N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S2400•CA09.F VINES R P I N. E 1030 2 12 HIGH ROLLERS 4 PRICE IS RIGHT W 700 CLUB 1100 2 12 WHEEl OF FOR. One 2 12' N DLO SWEEPSTAKES Buy 530 N I A I R I N S U L I I U A N A V B U 1000 2 LASSIE G N A E B A L L 0 0 N A I I C L R I L 930 L E HA?ILTON, JR (Seal) Cthur PL'AL TOPS flrjnti Office No I 2671 Orlando Drive 373 1307 W. Garnett White 24—Business OPixrtunities in Seminole New government Program, child County, Florida. care f or as low as 57 per wef4, f That pdrl of the East Half of trie qualify 371 6121 Northw es t Quarter lying East CI tne Sanford, Florida 37771 East right of way line of Stale Road Publish Feb 3. 9, 16, 73, -. 1976 Plo 400 ( In t ersta t e It. all in 9---Good Thãngs to Eat DEW 10 Township 21 South, Range 29 _______________________________ V. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND East. E I B N L S G 0 1 I Z F D U K E 0 A B OOU,SHOW €11 SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING ) AO8R'r MA( NEIL REpo,q 1200 U LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU tOO ADAM 12 ___________________________________ 4 da y of January, A 0., 1976. Mack N Cleveland. Jr. of CLEVELAND t. MIlE Attorneys for Petitioner .o Drawer 1 SEEK & FIND FACOWITHAORIP4KINC, PROBLEM Perhaji AloiIiç Arkfl'1 ,T15 Can Help Call 171 456? Write P 0. Box 1711 2--Mobile Homes 4 - 3 BR, 7 both, f en ced, large shad ed lot. Orlando 17131016. Real ty Sch u ren -_------------------ For further information call 173 g5, ; or write Sanford At Anon Family Group po Bo 553, Sanford, Fla 37171 NOTICE OF ACTION Dtputi Clerk nesghoors'000toforp dirtoikers DIVISION you to appear and file your Anser CASE NO. 751900CA-09A or other defense or pleading with the IDS MORTGAGE CORPORATION, Cl er k of the Circuit Court in A nd for Delaware corporation Seminole County FIorlda,andry, PIaintifl, a copy thereof on Petitioner's 3? tony, Mack U Cle l and. Jr., of vs THE DEVELOPMENT co Cleveland & Miz, P0. Drawer Z PORATION AT NORTH LAKE, Sanford, Florida, 37171, on or INC et al, before the 4th day of March, A D Defendants 1976. otherwiSe a default will be H Beckwith, Jr (l of the Circuit Court By Lillian T. Jenkins 500 Itcivewoffien. real For famili es or Iriends of probte CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE PROPERTY CIer koftheCircuitCour,ontsfl,h TO. MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 2 IN YOUR F AMILY? AL ANON ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ter against u. - 9 THE NEIGHBORS. Roes P1n hosts this n ge tofiude," 1957, June tyson. Rossano Br. (Fn) 'wk Uke a agon" 1960 Jack Lord, Mof Tormo 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW €L) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORH000 (A) York a his Size. orders a book wtwch hofpshdopasoof "oo'c awareness-' tatofy realizes that only his na&abaaosmw MING ALCOHOL A PROBLEM . constanfly henass because TURNS 9 RHYMEANDREASON 2.00 9 .0O0 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THEGUIDINGLIGHT U SCHOOL PROGRAM. vts.Wencty Craig (This ) 'In' l"W(liss"O offspring in a New 830 Lance Kerwin. Ike Eisenmann Join B&kus Jo Van w. A tiny 2 12 OAYSOFOUnLs 4 6 AS THE WORLD — 103 N. Suntand Drive-- (ompletety rrtu'b.sh,'d 2 bedroom. I bath, frame home 115.500 ' 4--Persona Is HOLE COUNTY, FOR WASHINGTON. Husband, a n d FLORIDA MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, GENERAL JURISDICTION Wife, and these presents Comma . reloc aton in Central Florida PUBLIC CONTACT Be the first of - ______ LOCATION GO RIGHT, LET'S FIND YOU ?Ottie attach ed Warc'$ioue truck A JOB TOGETHER height Large fenced outside TRAINEE--Be lops With excellent storage, Central Poca'ion company Some reta i l sales ex l,rrirnce necessary POSSiblp Call es 2 ?S1 Attorney for Petitioner, on or Husband Petition er . County. Florida, this January 16th. MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON. 1976 Wife Respondent tslI NOTICE OF PROCEEDING Arib,,H fl,rk*.ih If THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Clerk of the Circuit Court MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, By Lillian' Jtik,fi WHOSE RESIDENCE AND Drri,'y CIrI MAILING ADDRESS IS 721 WEST i't IV, 78 1.ti 2. 361*4 STREET, SAVANNAH, 1976 GEORGIA. 11101. DE I/ - - - Commercial Building YOU CAN'T GO WRONG IF YOU ,-. :ai a proceedi ng for dissolution or marriage has been flled against ycu, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and the short ttle l IN RE I T 6TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND MARRIAGE OF BOOKER 9 (Wed Oy) ABC AFTER. SCHOOL SPECIAL: 'T he tflgCOwAoness of I(M $ Phone 327 19!) and scrvpa(opylhcreol upon E 500 South POPE BASSETT, Robert W Whitaker Publish: Feb 2. 9, Id, 73, 1716 DEW S YOU 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW CohosttsTony& 6 MERv GRIFFIN SHOW W .EWE STREET 9 THE I (A) Preempted 130 4 Court - 430 Boa & John, Flora (Fit) 'Shako Han With the Oe" on Msray. 1959. ICA ith the Clerk of the Chapter $65 09, Florida Statutes, . 9 EDGE OF NIGHT W ADOAMS FAMILY 01`10 Swday Afternoon - Don. n Morgan. Js Pa,ge l8. U SESAME STREET 9 G000 MORNING AMER. O NEIGHBORHOOD 1957, Drith (Wed Monkn'i on Back' 1957 (Thus) 1 72Stnd825) 4 6 CBS N 1'S dsian W MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 1030 INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL THE HONEYMOONERS: ie Second noon" 12 U Kathleen Ryan. John Cw0gson 700 TODAY (LO ys MISTER ROGERS andGreg nso (Tiies)'Jauine 658 12 P41 HARVEY appinow;hinge an a on a house acr oss the at Noon 655 2 DEVOTIONAL 4 6 MECAL CENTER Apat'sflaroand aung ';.'1men1 to wn a "curtly NEWS Ohio t and Iofl the Ig of rodits Irving wound an auto MIDDAY NEWS )[ 9 RYAN S 60 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING ED MOVIE (Mon)ghTido 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 2 is sot an aI 4 643 12 HI NEIGHBOR (Sores stor Jack Warden) toes to protect the Is of the remaing OS5 PP an Feun tar 4 FARM AND HOME 638 3—C me 2 IRONSIDE. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND r4 1 nr Frruary 73rd. 1976 II you 4 CLLICASI3o FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, l,,ttodow,adefaull will beentered 6 MARY HARTMAN NowF LORIDA ,rlainst you for therelief demanded da10 ania series created CIVIL ACTION NO. 7I7I.CA.O4D for Petition er. In Re' The Marriage of ciroman Described as WITNESS my sand and seal of BOOKER T WASHINGTON, ','d Cowl in Sanlord, Seminole a Slightly bent so opera: It Personal Problems 6 SEARCH FOR 1OMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2 12 NBC N tOO el~ i LvINGADS Hol) is reased frompns. on and soon after one of the witnesses against ;,. is or SL JOhn st 4 lhotr aco 4 635 4 Su t ROCKY AND FRIENDSUNDERDOG 2 12' TAKE MY ADVICE Kelly Lango is host to on S) y•• (A) (Fri) Cont 1230 ios o o - , y BIG VALLEY 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER U LIUAS, YO AND YOU SUNRISE JUBILEE bank robber (guest Do .Th, Bk Boat SUNSHINE ALMANAC 630 4 PASTOR STUDY CD MOECo of t he t Pooøe' SneSon.Kant Sh 1944 Fantasyofchds sion of dead mother guiding her to aru ,Idfltgo 1000 2 1 ero. on a POtC 4 6 MATCH ME ONE LIFE TO LI VE 9 flP's'(R)(F 2 (Mon) Wth s Rng. (T, Thurs . Fit) Joannio ( E&! ) 9 DAILY WORD 4 ED THE MOTHERS IN W (Fri. on) SENIOR SCENE 330 Wed., Thus) "Lowell (Tues 625 nonandidosconodo. tests CondusaonoI two pes W INTERCOM W (Mon) A T NTH KNIT (Wed) WOMAN ALIVE (A) 6 IS 930 4 6 MAUDE Maude PerSIStS in spearheading a mmo to draft Henry Fon. da f osiden1. despite the ANIMALS 2 9 N 4 6' YOUNG AND RESTLESS 12 MAGNIFICENT MARBLE MACHINE 610 SUNSHINE ALMANAC , 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 I IN FAMILY (A) 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 120() DEVOTIONAL they 300 Morning 6 how 0n Afternoon Tuesday -' .1LO. ?,ILD WORLD OF on the basis 11:55 4 LATE SPECIAL OF THE WEEK. Part 9 RICH MAN. OR Pa co from last ght The ts of the Jordacho brothers boon to diverge as Rus hopes for a first business are dashed when s father is f or d to f or Tom sifltMs U rccoCK CARRASCOLENDAS .. '4 '6 CBS N U CONCENTRATION to Wet9er ShOOts ecause tO TELL THE TflH 1 EE\TCHED the old (Scott Wands) 4 .6 ALL INTHEFA4U..Y. The aays ko must fa. the t'ue mearung of his es when itlooks as If he may muss ano nu for a 2 Military unit squad 2 12 TOMORROW 9 DLY RD witorn he sPes ay and tone 600 g i OtJflJ C*.? 41 — Houses COMMERCIAL tC')pf Map le 1?) f)?i cit )fl f,;) Monder, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41—Houses CCS Ft - rusttated 6 . . . Monday, Feb. 2, 1976 riuuu TEL . --.. t'ti hp on tN.it Saturday lob 1 Pant'Iinti, doors windows huiigs. concrete work. etc. By the hour. or by thelot) 3779365 ri'"nr, ing 173 1717 4" 10016 entral P1at & Air Conditioning fome Entertainment CenterFor free' estimates, call Carl color IV. new 3 speed automatic 14.irri%. at SEARS in Sanford 332 record changer, AM FM Stereo lilt with 6 Speaker amplifying System. EVERY DAY someone is looking for 1250 Call Carl David. 37$ OSOS or what you have to sell. Call tcday 323 ISO] and your Classified Ad will appear ,, her Stereo F.M. Color C. nSole here tomorrow, TV. Black & White Portable; Speakers, all shIes 323 0700, Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded 'olor TV'% from 5.50, fl&w, from t Free estmte 3216034 515; Service all makes HERBS' TI, I ITT- A Upholstering APT hPc.v,N P[T CONTROL 75F7 Pjrii D"e 372 8165 Pet Care $ upr'.olsiering Free Dick up delivery Call for free estimate, 201 E Commercial 373 6451 (Quit ,t,' 41 WANT TO SELL - . YOUR HOME? Bu,'ng a new home! Moving to an t apartment? PET REST 1*4*4 Get simnie 30 in with i Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring ,s fast s,J:e CALL 327 7611 Board - rig I Groom -n Ph 377 1031 " .. ,.'*,--,,'.,uj.ui,..L's-'.. - '-'f' - ' ' ) ,,." ' •,,..ri- . ,• ,,Z,. , AT,'. Photography Phofngraphy by Munsøn Cockayne Fine wedding photos reasonably Priced Phone 373631* , %A p Upholstering. Donna Canada. 3720707 Pest Control SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil C,onlatel 305 32) 1939 COLOR TV. $1IVSMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN hr,iy r h.*tjI no - - - — Well Drilling L WELLS DRILLED. PUMP, SPRINKLER SYSIfi,' -. All types and S: �- :-- 0 C-- - = - ____ ________________________ ________________________ Monday eb 2 1976 Anser I _ -- (4 Animals 57 Mountain (5 Quivering International ingua9e t ' Waviness 19 Permit _______ If \ <A' _________________________________ - _ 0 ThAT L L (tOO • •0 . 1 II 42 Slacks !Z Raveiings 5 Little demon IR 7 POttO I p UI PRi 17 18 19 22 ° 23 V 23 31 5 STUDENTS FOR cUSTit4G' !A)IT,k AQLA1{IL (Jan 20-Feb 19) I lBItt (Sept 23-Ot 23) Get I 'k't\ 1iEfl4'5 enjoy a good - " of\ BLONDIE L -_____ -- - - - i — .c _____ I I ' ij LJNflL v c Fit4APb.ACEO I I L I OL HOUSE' - 1 —a ,.,...' ' / I c I -— I . - ' _____ c J- ' milk or if I use too much in cooking realls makes uc'both .s sick as if we had betn poisoned i i grasy I get so distended that I Just lie on my back and suffer For sears I was told that I wis nersoti but I learned that it was milk intoltrane _ - ______ - _____ I pus t rty citizens ho reside in the sho reportorc %(irliI th hard pay out fro'n tt.c part of Orr hmch hi - - - C 0n 0 171 _____________ •, - - n _____ __________ ty Well, not nnpletely to rest. vising the $23,300-a-year private corporations not su __________________________________ rut the records of MLDu refusul to atiow reporters froim is he cod be held liable for _______________________________ The eonornic Impact stems (is e s e on th sidess alks 0rlmdo nc spaper 1LS out to ere set up in hopes of someday iruse pay out souchers Now, erporation from the more than $1 S-million Nos ()rr by his ossn ad In addition to being a street get me, Orr refused to shoss treating jobs for the on he says all nesss media sll be IY El) PltI('KElT Since Orr s u'ern> t g in the Seminole Employment mission, isa "street hustler," a hustlor," r holds a degree in reporters SEEIXO records. A (Jerpricileged and welfare-level invited to attend a peess Ili raid taf I Sritt r I onomic lselopnwnt Cor term hith is known to street orations in io u aRcv isiation from a unisersit) in legal till ensued and r says persons krencc hich c.i S IU has ppcd abeut $1 S-million poration SF F 1)10) pumps people, but may not be dear to Tennessie and his college no he ssill (iil a press con Orr s decision follows If Seminolt (ounty isiulti t ach sear into the local ansons ssho grew up in a more nounee at a later date i to the locil e oms redits at tle tuister s leel ferenci in the iii ir future to put reeonhiiiendation on %Ionday Orr sass he has a legal mone Orr s is recirculated agency has had a profound the minds of the citens stems Simply explained, a 'street addition to a year's study of records issue to rest. Economic Development, ad- Ltue thi arc, in effect, (CUnued On Page 2A) _- -• P ______________ _ ____ -. - - ______ _________________________ _____ V or ni _______ ______ ________________________________ _____________________________ . , r;iprt WINTER SPRIM1S llcports of a si,ilante tiimnmiuee being organized he plass his queen of clubs £A92 Oswald £10743 wi mi an mi rox uc s read sour column and know ChIC Young BY ovqow' %1l) By l.awrcnec 1- Lamb n nU a which OU 51 Projects in ______ oril ont of its It in 1h Stdtt 1 • 'I, o e S n to O'i E. L5I Iti a i1iipict tin the local business (rain Controversy suoundlng hustler is anyone who grew up law. ALi, Orr is a fornr (floUt) 'S Uniqus VV I fJ Al B RI D GE 9j' i iINIPL ____ _ i 63 2 \.(' I . I 62 k. I -- 61 by Stoffel & Hcimdohl to11 I It t the)' don't for I You may have to make a rather soti'll / L3UGS BUNNY ed S ____________________________________________________________________________________________ o 1 - - tIn tdy tnJoy present Itwnisels CS today One II 0 Juls 23 Aug 22) ssill be through normal than 'iliough you would protbly be nels, the other from an unexmane generous if roles were peeled area ho'li do ou a P14 F (Feb 20-Marus i being as lII,ifltifliflUiII5 i conipatibie today. Whether its 16 24 25 26 BL0O4IER, OU VE CO141gTTEE COUNTED O ) __1.-1 çjW I -------- - i f I - - -: _____________________________ Sj Before 15 21 - - S E E D CO's I mp a c t F e I t B y E n t re C o u 7 p Cf 14 1 2 _____ - • g kiter today you'll g4iIfl eefl _____ Evening portions today but don't be chance of being resolved today dlsmicd The ladder of suc if discussed, cess Is ruountul i rung at d mospoere 1n%11'c'hc other XUIY to lunch or dinner. Iffl(. TAUtUS April 20-Ma) 20 SMl1 IARILS iNo. 23 DCL You may have an opportunity 2)) t)flI )V(' U prematurely today to put to use something today if things don't go your 8 India (comb 30 (tern t 59 Fibers tot form) weaving 33 Musical 9 Sufficient 60 floute tab) 6 IHouse add,tIon (I'ChOC) 36 Ocean 62 U'sneg. ii Spoil movement (ab) 63 Scatter hay 18 UhIndn 24 California city 20 Southern 35 I --.- .--.--; -j."--- Prevoui Pune - [E WYRAPWR I (0 E ICIe rILE __ -.- u_. -tL ____ 49- E ffln;ULI;J SdDfufd, Fl _________________ -7:::.,s-- -' T.--- T-- ___ --- four of the total population for such producta Time magazine wrote a blurb on this a year ago noting that tht ,rocNs combined with pasUurizatson could be done it a cost of less than a penny l.a, iv The advanced By 8011 LI 0D IleraldStaffV,riter I ---.---- r-7 ____ met e ra s is with the ace South will now Pass Pass 1ubIe ' Pdl$ Opernnglead-qv A - Michael Qualtry 25, of Orlando, to three years that he mnurdtred his ex ssife shotgun while her delisers of cocaine to an tin motion Monday by defense Harden residence ____ ______ Seok ______ _ olisision is in the city and part is clubs knocks out the spades and has his nine trllkc Sovth Harden is accused of luscawilia, who were con - Mi 5 rort oi-ul said he - , tending were from within city lie said that all of the men ow citizens' band radios and a %e keep getting questions about the correct time to ecare onors The correct time us when the hand is oser but if ' ti,. - first-degree murder trial by not , --_ - - -- scheduling patrols they would use their CII radios to report any suspicious activity ac- r cidents or fires "They want to form a group lobe useful and I — scene Ui tiv os siiotgun slaying, 1808 Mulberry Ase, Sanford I E ______ - - -t " .-- - - : __________________ - jj 1"% - - rau ent use o a cr it Cart - _.r- -.. wife insi e e ouse McDowell 31 of Sanford when she tried to kill , , osemann COThut , im until March 1 vials in the - — Michael J Ray, 20, of V,hen gr nun the defense location but Judge Hosemann Judge Orlando, accused of robbing \londas remained in ihambczs at the motion Hosemana set March 1 for wo men on Jan I'. '5 tOtithii [)asid Frl Seeb, 18 Harden is accused of fatails Hardens new trial - 1 after he wrestled a --r -- -- -_ ____ ______ ______ - _ -- - - - - - _____ prs.blern and so do Mexicans 'iearly one out of four _____________ are denied the right to a pe the American Bridge ed to claim until the hand is - ___________ Defense, Gosoruhk said • - - ____________________ (( L- L k '-_ ( 1 f - ) ARCHIE by Bob Montana _- IM DGET' xi A CAER kITCHEN I WHY _____ I _____ f d od b epar men an n department had noted an• / ii 1ernhe of Seminole Hi Sehool's - -.. 24 million blacks in the United • A ounty planner said today Thus she pointa out planners Tuscawilla area, but some 0 during the nest 15 years unless transportation p tr5 cidence of this problem in There is a market potential of f - atioc HonorSode left Sanford station by - ary an1e S wi C 0 needs , in Monday for housewhenshetriedtokillni. of a pre-sentence insestigation larcens netl I I hI d _____ -. - - ' planners are attempting to land plan will be in ef'ect here prestntation on future van- setilance studies that show res'dcnts Things are pretty fussy out studies Indicate taxpayers are some type of mass transit in which counts p1anne are M heduled to speak on the offiab are ao urged to at icathrs of such groups should r - - t l F Irsi F ederal S is ings and (ktober of 1977 Joy Sellen said that any type - r.. _________________________________ - - I.-. ' -- '- - - iI LI make rules and regulations for the club setting dues and ____ market their products A don I think it is really dis Govohk and a representatise by Dick Turner •j___ yet and you base a good reason to ask why So do the P Radio City Station. Now York. A as little as one glass of milk 1 das would all be able to use milk without getting sick Isn t \I the second The intermediate tedicine Ma 29. i5. doe produc we can use without getting stck' Is it discrimina ________ - problems and ppIe can use her relatises watched her run or Jan i returned a serdict t*ng a convenience store clerk - 5uggest that we use some would be giving his partner il main sooni' I caiciu i ________ ii iY to the seminok lounty Corn I the police station we don't - - .r ______ - L FRANK AND ERNEST A. .'uuV' itc • . ___ I _ UU 7/JUI , ________ -----..• .\ in ion w i es Wou ap rreciatc it too ( -r by Bob Thoves • oF'rN - . a,, N .. v.-,.- .-- Sal Hecommended Datly thetary Allowances (8DM Send a long stamped self addn sod ts a famil affair ii. 4 / A6 n.,,,., tempers " Daniels had an rounced at Monday night's / •4, , f VII \ ork \ 10019 ______________ au Y - ________________________ /i4 AVT (flit on tP6OK.?IN I . rt'centiv. and found some one trying to I - -' J' 1 ' I. 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' q r-' A firm specializing in the mechanical, according to J S les claM, director of s ittion restoration of military aircraft pros ide protection, had two rig things beyond repair HE ___ afraid to lease the house unattended, because of the many brc 4ik ins anti s anLili _______________________ - a wholly-owned sub- company is ' o ah1angarw'" s-eet1ofl i Aero- catLes%e ave t e aci (ties for hun (rnworol F dilorlal ' - \ \ - 4 - : I It-li sislIm - - '1 IB ; -, -5 1I - e _h a -rp- - The firm has purchased 24 Albuquerque, N M, seseral - -' REPORT1NER 601N& FOR A / 1ThIN A Tho'JSPN' - t / I ' '1 1JK4r I,r'A ii - I ____ - '" ' L___. •• ta home more S'ie said her - . rcstoration The Sea airport, and will add much to N •/ ' items stolen from their hollies - l'heplaneswiflarriseat Port morning the appropriation of "at we need is a white Canaseral in crates hnd be emnereney repairs for the - - In - -mid 70s 'IIILSdJS lows tonight mush' in the I - throughsomeon' cbac1' yard." d4iU. - --=-=- - CC- _sC--_--- --- C-C - -C interior wails doiti dicrald Photo by 11111 lneeut Jr C-: C---C-' - _C - --. -- - -- DttailsandtidesonPage3.A -- = C- - ----------------------_____-_-__ -C-' - _________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Thursday. .bn.7V,.1976 4 - ! , ... — ,' '•''l' t - •- .. - •'•- . t ; hi,tA'/;7' '' John 1. Lynch S 1I' _ M ~.II ,~~ _N _ 11W tieIaid 4 ," !, Scottv' Space Saver BATFIFOOM VANITY No Ordinary L ffi I scoftr in I ^~ ,~ J" - I M * 68th Year, No. 138—Frlday, January 30, 1916 plated lavatory faucet. Heq Price(p,icAaqe) LOS ANGELES AP i The businessman on the phone has a multimillion dollar problem. Foreign terrorists have kidnaped one of his top executives and are demanding a huge sum for his W bb m That first phone ciii to Lynch .e idea of hi. ) . . ( •.•••Tr '. / \\vfJ\ i __ - ....\ ., " I " I II 41 I Oft * ~ , _~ .. " -,~, ' . I, - I - ~____ I ,.-..4 11 '-",,* , --- 1C I.I_ _0 / A -, , / 0 4 /;& -6 ro- t /~ "' '\' ~ under the jurisdiction of the FBI. In the case of a foreign kidnaping. Lynch's first move is to send a man to the scene. "He's the one who evaluates the field situation and then gets back to us on what he needs in the way of talent," Lynch said, There's a lot of talent to draw from. Among Lynch's more than 400 employes are investigators trained in "photography, telephotography, electronics, microelectronics, sound, defensive driving, surveillance and all the eavesdropping equipment," Lynch said. His staff is primarily composed of what Lynch calls Ex-men ... ex-FBI, IRS or CIA." Lynch says that kidnapings are likely to increase both here and abroad. "Its a very proftable business," he said "Where else could you get $5 million or $10 million, In one case $10 million, In a few hours tax free' There's no other occupation that pays so well — outside the U.S. Inside the U.S. I wouldn't bet a nickel on a kidnaping being successful because of the FBI." Lynch said his men have come lace to lace with organized crime and, although none have ever been shot, some have been thrca ttncd. We get them out of the geographical area," he said. "They require 24-hour protection." Lynch said banking executives arc particularly vulnerable to kidnapers. "It's like Willie Sutton said ... he robs banks because that's where the money is. It's the same with the kidnaper, he takes the banker's family because he knows he's going to get his money quickly." said Lynch. Although his firm makes a lot of money from kidnapings, Lynch said the company stresses prevention and offers a special seminar "designed for top executives who must travel and those in the banking field," He tells an executive to cut down on risks by 'not announcing to the world what his itinerary is and by not going into high-crime areas." If an executive has received a kidnaping threat, or is (earful of an attempt, Lynch also will provide around-the-clock protection for a fee of about $2,500 a week. "That would include protection of the wife and kids," he said. "We'd drive the kids to school and provide a residence watch while the family is sleeping." In addition to kidnaping cases, Lynch's company also concentrates on tracking down embezzlers. A typical embezzler, he said, "is a corporate officer in a position of trust who has access to millions of dollars and dips in up to his elbows." In such cases. Lynch said, his men begin a "methodical pursuit" of the embezzler, tracing him wherever he may (lee. Brazil is a traditional haven for embezzlers, Lynch said, since there is no extradition treaty between the Latin-American country and the United States. But once there, Lynch said, criminals "are bled white by corrupt officials. There are cases of officials confiscating private airptanes by planting five pounds of heroin. They say: 'Oh, senor, we must confiscate this $2 million plane carrying contraband.' The guy comes back with whatever he's got in his suitcase." Lynch's other cases have included a variety of white collar crime, usually involving fraud, and patent infringements. He said his investigators have broken up multimillion-dollar drug smuggling rings, where criminals were bringing in drugs under false labels. Lynch, who describes himself as being In his "mid.50," says he became a private eye after 10 years 'ith the FBI. "I decided Hoover (J. Edgar Hoover, the late FBI director) was never itoing to quit, so I'd never get his job," he said. 0- , I t~ (Editor's Note': This is the first In a series of articles w hich explore SEEI)CO, Its director, Horace Orr, and the phikophy and operations of the organization and what it means to Seminole County.) i 11%, ED PRl('KE'r Jlt'rald Staff Writer Franklin 1). Rc.'c.velt once wrote: "The test of progress is hopes for get poor people off welfare and into productive emii• not what we add to the abundan ce of those who ha ve much; It is [alO)iiieiit, whether we do enough fr those who have too little " And, in the process, Orr hopes to give these low-income and In Seminole County, a black man named Horace Orr has a poverty-level persons a taste of the American Dream as It was dream. envisioned by all peoples who came to this nation in search J Orr'.s dream is to apply Roosevelt's philosophy to the frednrn and a decent living wage, InoInIc situation and to, soiiichow, provide jobs for the un()rr has teamed up with the Seminole Employment Economic krprivileged and in the process get as many low-income persons Development Corporation (SEEEX.X)), a non-profit firm as possible off the welfare rolls, operating with federal grants. To accomplish this Ore has teamed up with a non-profit As SEEDCO's $23,300-a-year director, Ore, since 1970, has corporation which grew out of legts1a%on pushed by the late directed his energies creating corporations that can be managed, Senator Robert Kennedy, and others, designed to do lust what Orr someda, by former low-income residents and eventually provide — J Orr will tell you that, theoretically, a nation must either Inc private sector. "shoot" those perso ns unable, for one rea son or another, to "What we are trying to do is to put people into that American compete economically, place them on the welfare rolls - or system so they can participate and appreciate that system. provide Jobe; for them. That's the concept of the Community Development Corporation That's where SEED(X) comes in. Established in 1970, (CDC)." Orr says. SEE[)CO now monitors eight "ventures" or corporations, that Now, Orr's success or failure depe.L's, in part, on whether a are seeking to earn profits so that, someday, they can t'i' us,--d iL, person believes in the theory of his mission — to create cor- training grounds for low-Income persons. poratlons which will in turn provide welfare recipients with job SEEI)co, Orr says has received $4,150,607 in grunt mn'nt'v. skills and the knowledge that they are participating in the The money came from the federal government arid what hasnt economic growth of this country. he€'n spent is on deposit, Ore says, in Seminole County banks. According to the legisl ation which created SEEDCO, the organization's purpose is "directed o the solution of the critical SEEDCO If you include 103 Jobs recently made possible by problems existing in particular communities or neighborhoods., a $829,0001ederal grant — is responsible for paychecks for about having large concentrations of low-income person5." Countians. SEEDCO'S goal according to legislation, is to have an "ap. Of that number, Ore estimates 295 are imnployed directly by preciable Impact in such communities toward dependency, SEEDC() or one of its "ventures," chronic unemployment and rising community tensions." (Continued On Page 2-A) Analys S PERFECT-LINE $1 ) - .. ctr -4- '-': -tifzz, . — — Contest Million Suit Filed Sponsor In Fatal Car-Train Crash Il 11011 l.IAIYI) John Philip Haynes. three minor chihiren, claims launt "negligently warned of l'ayes was 37 years old when the railroad and the engineer his approach to the intersection his car was struck by a south- was negligent in operation of and railroad crossing and-or The mother of a Casselberry bound passenger train at a the train and-or in maintaining the railroad was negligent in man killed in a September, crossing on SR427 Just south of the railroad and train, falling to furnish adequate ltfll, car-train collision has Lyman Road, Longwood, The civil action, assigned to signalling in advance of the filed a $l' million damage suit during the noon hour on Sept. Circuit Court Judge Dominick train traversing the crossing" in circuit court against ., ig. Saifi for a Jury trial, claims the so as to give the operator of a Seaboard Coastline Railroad Florida Highway Patrol train's speed was excessive for car time to avoid placing his and engineer M. M. Launt. troopers said the car was conditions and that the train vehicle on the tracks. Winter Park Attorney Joe B. pushed 2,800 feet as traveling In CXCCS. of 79 to Charlotte Weeks filed the civil action for St. after the collision before the miles lawsuit claims the an hour when the collision The railroad negligently mainMrs. Margaret H. Hayes, of train could be stopped, occurred. Evansville, Ind., ad. Mrs. Ilaynes' lawsuit, on No hearing date has been set taimied the crossing "by per. mninistratrex of the estate of behalf of the estate and Haynes' on the action mitting suhatantial o bs truction that charges to view of the driver" of the death car. The civil action also charges that the defendant "failed to sound a whistle or any other warning until Ilaynes was on the track at which time warning was too Late." ikrald Stall Writer U pset By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer - f ) , . £ . .%. ,.,-', ______ Lake Monroe is unhappy with Sanford and the St. Johns River. "The St. Johns River is dead," George Oates, president of The American Bass Fisherman, Inc., said. "People are talking about the problem, but nobody is doing anything." Oates said the tournament's 'articipants would be "spreading the word" about the river, and what Oates called "lack of cooperation" on the part of Sanford residents. "We bring In $100,000 to the area and what do we get7 No participation, no cooperation. Do you think we will be back" But the executive manager of the Greater Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce, whc told about Oates' remarks, commented, "The fact is, w: didn't ask them (the tournament promoters) to come here." "They (the promoters) have gotten all the facilities," Jack Homer said. "The only thing . establishing and maintaining "a train speed limit that was so ' -- 4, of be ing grossly negligent ____ excessive that it violates all of the standards of safety that are I. r ''*c- P. recognized by officials in this . ______________________________ i/ I ?':' 0 state and county." S , IL , The lawsuit also alleges that oth er similar accidents have occured at the same crossing and under similar conditions. 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More than 42,000 but less than 45,000 Seminole County voters will be eligible to cast ballots in the second presidential preferential primary lip florida history March 9, sai d Camilla Bruce, supervisor elections, today, Mrs. Bruce, shuse off i Is In the process of tabulating exact numbers today, said In the recent purge of the toter rolls 2,300 renewal cards of the 13,5Z mailed Out were returned to her office as =="Z ,kt'1..'c .*,, J.,, d ,,Ir "5' ri,,\ '...'-'1.-c.rJ 7! g _________________________ 42,000 egister " )4'C,(' ~11. ',.,", Planned 411q ,,x.14, 1 Couple Awaits Eviction Ruling -- . , -t: 't,, ,- .t?' ctivit ies Clarence Bauer announced at the meeting that trophies will be presented to those who produce the best beards and it's all In the spirit of the Bicenfly DONNA ESTE.S "We're fighting and we'll "impossible conditions" for day past Jan. 17 that they octennial celebration. All that's Herald Staff Writer t'ur,tintc to fight,'' Hart said. renewing the lease. She said he cupied the stat: tiLt rent required to enter is a $2 fee Morton Rosenblum, the wanted them to keel) the station would be double Also at Thursday night's LONGWOOD — It's business Hart's attorney, said it is ex- open seven (lays weekly and on meeting, which was held at the Hart said his lease on the pected Judge Hall will rule into the evening hours even Greater Sanford Chamber of as usual at Evelyn aad Hasley today on a motion to dismiss the though there is little or no station expired Dec. 15, but Commerce building, Corn. harts Phillips "66" Scm- petition for e viction. normal practice during the five business during those hours. mitRe Chairman Jack homer vicenter today as the couple years he has leased the station If the judge does not grant the gave. prcsenation on "flils Is awaits a decision b' County dismissal, Rosenblum said "lie also wanted us to reduce was that the lease was Court Judge Wallace Hall on another Your Birentennlal," hearing will probably by five cents the price per automatically renewed If their petition to dismi Conlirming homer's ss an be scheduled to give the harts gallon of gasoline with us to written notice was not served 30 e viction action byJaniesAlford philosophy, Lyman High School absorb four of the five cents. We (lays prior to expiration to answer the of the Seminole Petroleum CO.n opportunity Principal Marshall Moser inare barely ineetir the pa)TOLI eviction petition. lie said the flr,, written troduced Miss Laura Taulbee, Admitting the pressure of not The Harts were notified early now," she said. notice was received by him Jan. secretary of the school's knowing freiti day-to-day how this month that the lease of the Alford said at the tIme Mrs. icenteruiial Committee, bo much longer he will be allowed oil company-owned service Hart's remark "only shows tit said Lyman students are to operate his business is In- station would not be renewed. they should not be there." 4 "Our larger customers have .4 .*. I I. t.ø ,.$l . •I, Me 1"dialillt, 41 C- ut tfl3 u fmu" j u told us that if we icave they will I two-to-four-year project at the customers and their oilers of that Alford, an officer In the The Harts received formal take their business elsewhere," I school. The county Blcentenn'al support have made it easier, distribution company set notice from Alford that every Mrs. hart said - . -' • 'f . LL. - - - 'I A , I — ' R - - -, L on July 4. ) , - . r ' - - __ Men who dread the chore of ('onumttee decided to seek a a sale of Bicentennial sour- join the train at Umatilla on in Sanford on Monday. report on the Black Corn. .shaving in the morning now grant from the state to assist vt'nirs, which will be held at the February 4. In other activities, Dora Lee mittee's plans to compile a book have an excuse to abandon the the project. U.S. Bank of Sanford on On the subject of history, Russell reported on the Ballet and sponsor a Black Awareness task altogether — at least until To spread the word about Monday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. reproductions of old-time Guild's Bicentennial program, week. July 4. committee activities, the Another attention-getting celery vases were displayed at to be held at the Civic Center Also, a report on the progress At Thursday night's meeting committee also decided to project was reported on by Thursday night's meeting. The Feb. 21 and Mrs. lie ubin of lakefront beautification was of the Bicentennial Committee distribute a news bulletin, to be Ernie liorrell. He said the vases, displayed by Oviedo Askew, wife of Florida's delivered by Jim Jernigan, who of Seminole County, a beard- written by Jan Freeman. Bicentennial Wagon Train is committee spokesman Paul Governor, will be a special said the project's first phase is and-mustache growing contest One project likely to draw scheduled to leave Polk City on Mikler, are going on sale in that guest at that event. complet"d, and the lakefront was announced, with Judging to plenty of attention In the area is Saturday and other wagons will community, and will be on sale Mrc Aifreda Wallace iave a now has 10 new azalea beds, take place I' . .f they haven't received Is icentennial 'Whisker' • - - . 1. ' -4 ___ ) ) _. -_ -s ___ I MEXICO CITY, Mexico i AP bank, the Bank of Mexico. That — The Mexican govc.i'nnient left little money for banks to appears to have trimmed the loan to businesses for expansion growth of inflation, but by pay- and investment, and little to ing dearly for it with a reces- loan to individuals for cars, sin, high unemployment and television sets and other fears by private business that popular consumer items. the country is going further to The theory of limiting the the left. money supply and thereby cut. ling demand in order to reduce The nation's central bank esinflation was only a qualified timatta that Inflation grew at a success, however, rate of 16.3 per cent in 1975, The gross domestic product, compared 1024 per cent in in. the measurement of the nayear before that. The 1975 lion' s production of goods scrvflation rate in the United States Ices, grew only an estimated 3.5 was 7 per cent. to 4.5 per cent last year, President Luis Echeverria's compared to the golden era of administration achIeved the up 107 per cent plus during the pa tial success in the fight against inflation principally by last six years. with a 36 per cent raisingtaxes in fiscal efoni: birth rate, among the highest in measures approved in late 1974. the world, has thousands of new The Edieverria government workers thrown into the job rdised the cost of gaol1ne market every day. With fewer jxiilum went from 66 cents a new factories opening, many Piton to 96 cents —Invoked a 15 workers are walking the streets per rent restaurant and bar tax, locng for aiy kiz4 of work. 2 10 per cent luxury tax, a new The government keeps no car tax that rangud from 1 to 30 unemployment figures, but the per cent and other The head of the country's central average price for a gallon of labor union claims that the jobprctr4um gasoline in the United less rate in this country of about States is 64 rents. 6C nillilon people is running Pit'a! b± 'tre repe cent. The cerret quilted to keep up to SO per cent unemployment rate In the cf the deposits with the central United States is 83 per cent. __- - . 4.-' - money." Homer explained that when the tournament was in the planning stages, he had been approached by a representative of American Bass Fisherman, Inc., who solicited a contribution of 12,500 from the chamber. "Jack Rathmell (manager of the Monroe Harbour Marina) and I met with them, and told them that we had no funds to (Continued On Page 2-A) Mexican Inf lation County Committee Sets - __ The sponsor of a fishing tournament now in progress at The railroad is also accused in • - I_.. ._4..- '4-. .4________3,_' ,- a Sept.er 1974 train-car crash at SR-42'7 crossing killed John Phillip Haynes, 37, of Cuselber'. j U - a training ground for welfare level persons unable to find lobs in -- ',..". ", "Most of the hostage-kidnaping cases we handle are outside the United States," said Lynch, since domestic abductions come - -T - - . . - ' SEEDCO Goal: To Provide Em, p loyment here. tiitn after the lalx)r lt'aders di apptaIaiwt gi'' . . - Director Horace Orr Has A Dream release. It may sound like a scene from a movie, but it's not. The drama has been played out frequently at the offices of the John T. Lynch Co., an international private investigation firm headquartered sUture. - - 'COTT \" ; - will probcbly cost the businessman $15,000. From then on, says the company's president, John T. lynch, "the lee would run in $50,000 multiples and would never be less than $100,000." Those are stiff rates, but Lynch, a former Fill man who founded the cornany ..rs ego, claims a 100 per cent batting average In kidnaping cases. "The most important element Is the safe return of the victim," said Lynch. "Thal':) hat they're paying me for." In addition to large corporations, Lynch's clients have included sheiks iind shahs, princes and presidents. He won't discuss in(Ilvidual cases except to say "You've read about them in the newspapers," but the fact that James H. Hoffa's family consulted ______________ -L' - Sanford Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Packac' includes 19" *17" white rosewood or mediterranean oak vanity base, 19" * 20" gold cultured marble top,and a lovely Noll gold. Businessman -.011111111111111 -- - - -• - a �-------- - 2 A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - .- - J' __ - -- : --•, - .- - --- -- -- - - - Friday. Jan. 30, Ifl — SEE D w Goal To Prendrk - w Democrats Push Programs In Wake Of Two Victories WASHINGTON (APi - Riding high on two straight spending ictories, congressjo Democrats are planning to push their antirecession program despite President Ford's demand for budgetary restraint. The house voted 321 to 80 on Thursday to pass a $6.1. billion bill featuring grants (or pubUc works projects and (und,s to help state and local governme avoid employe layoffs and tax hikes. Sponsors claim the bill would create !Weser%'! to J• Nessen, told reporters the President would s do the bill. A day earlier, Democrats won their first spending battle of wR imøn+ bow I Ic Researcher Suggests Forests IRS. - - As Future Energy Source ORlAN[)O (API — Fuel-hungry electric utilities should look toward America's forests for a Solution to spiraling oil prices and pollution energy researcher says. Dr. William H. Beardsley, a scientist for the Green Mountain Power Corp. of Burlington, Vt,, disclosed Thursday that his firm and other Vermont utilites "are seriously considering the construction of a wood-fired generating plant for operation in early 1980." In addition to New England, fl'ardsley said the U S. forestry industry currently has surpluses of unwanted species, tree iops and branches sufficient to meet from 23 to 103 per cent of the total electrical requirements of the South Atlantic, South Central, mountain and Pacific regions of the United States, "A,s a significant, technically indigenous and renewab:e source of energy, our forests deserve attention." Beardaley said in a paper presented to a national energy conference of more than 100 scientIsts, industry and government officals, worries, an - Lnurcfl, Winter Springs Settle Dispute for labor, health and welfare progruins, Staff writer church pastor. to resci, a conditi(,nal use jections later arose over per- officials that if they continued inVe?tigation ot C works bill, but there was no indicatjo he had changfd hiS iii "Forall theoretical pr!e! permit and bui1di fl dbouL vetoing it. The House vote margin was far ioit naiiiing construction of a withconstructiontheywoulddo Official Ray Hradshw's WIN I EU SPRINGS - A the court case has been granted the church, church in tbe rural aiosphere so "at their o above twth1rd needed to ovede a Veto. The negotiated agreement sIgnd resolv(d," Clark said, referring peril," after department. by The Seminole Baptist Temple of the Hanchlands residentially land clearing had begun. Senate approved the bill by rnice 5te Dec. 17, officials of the Seminole to the suit brought by the Clark took out papers to run (which Clark said has now been zoned property, the council Baptist Temple and Winter church against the city in Alleged discrepancies and the for the council seat held b f1cially renamed the "Ft sought to hold another public fact that the church's con. incumbent Irene Van Eepoel a Ford Buttons Selling Best Springs the wiv Cit Cmmcil will pave September Circuit Judge Baptist Church of Winter hearing and revocation of the tractor had not obtained the last December's municipal for long delayed con- Kenneth Leffler granted a Springs) had been given ap- building permit. required septic tank permit election, but changed his mind WAShINGTON (AP) - If bthn sales are a reliable instructjon of the church building temporary injunction and proval of the conditional use In granting the restraining from the county before (Ijcatcw, President Ford may bc nosing out Ronald on Hayes and Bahama Roads, restraining order against the________________________ request July 21 following a order halting the hearing, receiing a building permitand did not file. Reagan (or support among young Republicans meeting lie said, "We were not trying here. to tap the city' for any money, Frank Enten Is selling Ford and Reagan buttons to 0ff ici( k i-i . U but were only trying to get r FacUlty some of the 1,600 young Republicans from around the permission to build on our County To Seek United States meeting here (or a four-day conference In a property' W bve no hard lea1 hotel. Andhesays theFordbuttore selling better Announces feelings with anybody out than the Reagan buttons. Bud get Report there: just the fact they did ,, Enten, an insurance broker in the Washington area, has wrong and we wanted it his' DONNA ESTES taked out part of the hotel lobby for his hobby-sideline of Open Ho us e department. Federal Grant corrected, We had no Intention herald Stall Writer collecting and selling political souvenl, some of them The Sanford-Orlando Kennel An open house and of seeking damages from the award Ih EU PRicKrr dating back to l0. He stands out ad the lobby crowds Tuesday's Club, sole customer of the public hearing, and a city." night, marking because he is wearing a wide maroon tie with a picture of the Ih'rald Staff Writer i.os(;wOoD - This city's Columbus harbor plant, pays second scheduled for Feb. II, in S c ni I n 01 c j u • ji. Robert A Taft, a souvenir from the 1952 GOP convention. .iter and sewer departments all expenses for the operation of the new grant application. Clark added, "We are going Dt'tentio Center's second Alter the federal government sthnd to operate at a loss this that facility. The Skytark plant, JIUD's block grant program to comply with all ordinances annI - ry is scheduled scar, making it necessary to built on city property near the rejected Seminole County's is a discretionary funding relative to building," but when for 7:30 to 9 p.m., WedLong Distance Rates Rise dip tntt carryover funds or to cemetery serves exclusively application for $120,000 to be concept designed to allow questioned did not say whether nesday at the renter off used for drainage studies in the eligible agencies to apply on cut system expansion, the city the Skylark subdivision. the or not the septic tank nermit WASHINGTON (API.- If yu make long distance teleU.S. 17.9!, Sanford. couneil found out from acllarisock told councilmen the Midway area, county officers basis of community develophad yet been attained. phone calls, the chances are your monthly telephone bill A tour of the facilities cnuntnnt Uaro!d Hartsck in a dtv, iIl b going tp in busied themselves with a ment pojcct, according to Feb. 12. its geieru fund, will end will be conducted by second proposal. workshop session on the budget the year with a $31,000 Groundbreaking for the Kercher. The American Telephone and Telegraph Co., filing for superintendent Thomas E. Thursday night. Now, the Seminole County rate adjustme Thursday, said "The thrust of Ue program Is church, which iII "corncarryover, but left in dou was average residential Fay and stf members to telephone bill will inase by abo 10 cents per month. While expenses are an- the exact amount which can be Comjnjon has set a public to utilize outright money grants fortably sear 200," has been set acquaint vjcjto with thi' hearing Tuesday to gather without local matching funds to for 5 p.m. Feb. 8 at the 0 E. ticipated at $0,349, not in- anticipated from state revenue The average business custer wW pay about a month renter's role In providing more if the Fral Communications Co cluding an expected 110,000 plus sharing money.' infoatIon from community address the needs of the Bahama Road site. nlssjoq a positive custodial and areas to be used in the county's disadvantaged communities fri to st up a wer laboratory, proves the new rates s expected, It wa noted that the city cdueatioj sejces for its grant application this year. irn incorporated areas of the revenues are anticipated budgeted $85,000 from the state The new rates submitted to the FCC would increase the ju enile detainees, The first hearing is at 11 $159,349, In addition, the city source while money received So cost of long distance calls made over short distances, a.m. county," Kercher said. Awards will he presented In the county commission has $61,000 in carryover far Indicates at least 1l(,) while reducing the cnst of calls made over longer Project programs must meet to communIt' leaders for revenue in the utility depart- will be received and the City chambers at the courthouse in at least one of the following distances. Calls in which operator assistance is required outstanding service to the Sanford. ment from prior years. would undergo the sharpest increase. RUD requirements: late last year received notice center and Its JuenIJe Recently, commissioners Included in anticipated cx- from the state that it could - Substandard housing. mldent.s, were notified last year 's grant pendituxes Is some $41000 to anticipst tcta! ef !!5,500. - Poverty. Dormi1ory racuiry Popular expand the distribution -" application to the federal office — High growth or rapid of Housing and Urban decline in population due to system. Much of this money STONY BROOK, N.Y. (API - In the basement of a dor. will be used to install !rger size 2 1/ e ii I Development (IJUD) hl been national policy. mnitory at th State University of New York, there is a rejected, water mains in the SR-434 rightr e — Conditions which represent room for playing games, a room for cracking books and a jU of-way from SR-427 east to U.S. The available bIUD money an imminent threat to public was doled out to cities and to l742.Theclty coundilMonday In I4 Collision love, night called for bids for mama areas other than Seminole On a water bed. for the nininn ('ountv. arr'c,r,linø ,, _. I ", __ -................ "It works out very well," says Rob Gross, a 19-year.old Planner Labor for the installation is to _____________________________________________________ Kerctier, By' BOB LLOYD jurior from Petham who helped Install it. "People sign up jail. be provided for the most part by Last year's funds were to be herald Staff Writer in advance, so there's no confusion, There's only one key Piercy was booked on federally $13,500 used for a Midway drainage iT. funded Cornto the room." _____ ' bond on traffic charges, study and (or the prehensive Employment of iwo men were injured early psessIon of controlled sub- certain streets in thepaving Midway Framing Act (CETA (Ask George C. Hearn 1 emtoday when a pickup truck stance and escape. area. _IIployes. driven by a Sanford man flOCth At the same time, Brady bound in the County Commissioner Sidney He appeared in count Vihlen Jr. said Midway areas litchell, the city's CETA sewer of this morning and pleaded Interstate Four near Lake )lant In charge of the Mary collided headon with a nocent Idents have contacted him. _____ to an attempted grand "They were very disap. kylark and Columbus Harbor southbound van. charge in an earlier pointed," Vihien _______________________________________ Se. ackage sewer plants, told noted. Sheriff's deputies reported However, Kerther says the 'ouncilmen this week that the Steven West, 28, of 118 Country ____ Piercy was scheduled for first same build and furnish of money, and _______ Club Circle, Sanford, was ad- appearance this afternoon in Rboratory to provide weekly mitted perhaps even more, is available —_ to Seminole Memorial county court on the traffic, this eating of sewer Kercher said he will effluent from Hospital with facial lacerations he two plants as required by after the pickup truck he was marijuana and escape charges. use information gleaned from Two U.S. Phantom Jets he Florida Department of driving collided with the van :n'jronmentaI Regulations driven by William Wallace, of Collide In Korea DER). lie added that the city 3000 W. Rio Grande Ave., Coflfesf SEOUL, South Korea (API - Two U.S. Air as been in violation of the law Orlando, Sheriff's Lt. Jay' Force F4D Phantom H flghter-bomb ncejan. I by not providing collided in the air and the Leman said Wallace was crashed today near Taejon, 85 miles southeast of Seoul, an eekly testing. treated and released at the Air Force spokesman said. Councihn Gerard Connell iG hItal. He said the fate of the (ow crew members was not id Thursday night the city (Continued From Page I-A) "I had planned to charge the Investigators said West had immediately known but that a rescue team was being sent Where Quality Sells & Service a>' beplaced in theposftion of apparently fishermen $10 a week for Tells to the remote crash site. gotten on the wrong give them," Hornet Ising either or both 104 E, Commercjaj water and side of the Interstate at the SR. "We had other projectsrecalled. electricItyar4dojge" BathHe said the planes were as8Ignei to the th Tactfcal we were riiell iiujd, cxplaimng wer rates. Diai 322-5762 44 mteh that his — at Longwood working on." Fighter Winiz at Kunssn Air Sae on the we1 einst, 120 usual k-e ITouncil Chairman J.R. Grant and driven n3rth In the southof 3 xnL's per boat miles south of Seoul. Homer added that his foot per day id one of the measures normally would taken bound lanes until (lie headon organization otherwise had The spokenan would not identify the crewmen or say amount to more than $10 for previous councils which hurt collision one mile south of the offered complete cooperation what kind of mission they were on. to most utility' department fiii- Lake Mary exit, ' the tournament promoters and "But I was approached In illy was the use of $50,000 of Lernan reported that state partiCipants. Utage. mid-December by Angola Front Quiet 'waterdepartment'sfundsto troopers investigating the a "I know the fishermen are p pay coats of the paving of accident cited West for no happy, it's the promoters that [lass By The Associated Press E.E. Williao pj Fisherman magazine who drivers license and driving on aren't happy," Hornet said. The bottle front In Angola remains quiet, with no major le said while funds borrowed the wrong side of a divided asked me to contribute a per. The bass fishermen have centage activ;ty reported since last Sunday; and the State m the general fund to their magazine, He Ulcvtlzel highway. Other charges are been bringing In good strings of Department is studying a vague call from the Soviet also suggested that figure ($10 ring fund (or the project pending further investigation, fish every day of the tour- per weeki was too Union for a political settlement to the African civil war. e later returned to the city low, Escapee Surrenders 1500 FRENCH A VF. nament. One bass that was I should charge $15. and that On Thursoay, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger land developers, the money A Longwood man who hooked On Uiat outlined an Intensified hard line anti-Soviet foreign policy. yesterday was weighed basis I agreed to rebate to them rowed from the watr escaped from a sheriff's patrol In at 11 pounds, SANFORD, FLORIDA He said the United States must be prepared to react six ounces - all revenues artment for dockage over was never c-Sr after being arrested on a not a record but a sizable any massls'e Russian in si,000." laced, drug charge was in the county trophy for those who care. told a Senate subcommittee, "I believe Rathmell said no rebates we must Jail in lieu of $13,500 bond today yen without the Costs The St. Johns River has been have been discourage the view that the Sosiet •1 made because the of after turning himself In to low in recent months, due to ;nvsvi're it wants without serious risk," a tournament has drawn fewer ding andfor equipping the deputies Thursday afternoon, lack of sufficient iratory' the sewer rain to inApproximately 12 hours crease the water table, participants than first enkage plants, the sewer peeled, Author Favors Abortions em is expected to oPerate at before he surrendered, Ha1ey However, Larry Hartzog of the have notand dockage revenues reached tie $1, OTTAWA I AP — Feminist and author as. Revenues anticipated Dean Piercy, 19, of 206-A Sunset Florida Game and Fresh Water mark, Greer Drive, fled from says "Uw'ee abortions a year would be better than three Sgt. Luke Fish Commission said, "In my "We welcome the American itbe sewer operation total Stallwnrth's patrol car alter (pinion it Is not serious, and twenty pilLs a year." 0 from nionthly but Bass Fisherman, e welcome Grecr, speaking at Carlet"jn University, also said fees, charges At the being arrested for felony bears watching." the tournament, Choice Locations and we want women know less about their own health than they know time, some $22,448 is possession of controlled subHomer said that Rathrnell them to go away happy," Rathstr.ce, marijuana, on SR-427 hac gone so about their children's health. eted as expenses (or as to offer the mud said, adding that he hadn't south of Sanford. The author of "The Female Ewuid" said "women are marina facilities at reduced heard __________ from any tournament Deputy Arthur C, Price said rates arid Rathmejl confirmed under constant contradictory presjre about your f'rparUcipant that they were — Piercy told officers that he ran this. hilly." unhappy. from the patrol ear into a wooded area "and passed out." OREVEf Three Charged In Killing l'iercy said he awoke several GRAND OPENING SAT. FEB. 7 bows Later and vent home and YOU ______________________ ATLANTA (AP) - Three men were arrested and his wlf, 'aUed FrIday, January 30, 1976--Vol. 68. No. 13$ charged with murder today In the kidnaping and killing of FOR MORE t wisj to INFORMATION PUbIII DIy and SVnday, except 51tdy James E. Edmondson, the "Professor Backwards" Christmas Da by The surrender. Sanford H,rJpd, Inc., 300 N rre,,ch Avi IflARO'I iamiliar to viewers of the Ed ullivrn , Sfltrd Fia police said. PHONE Lkputy Ron Gilbert reported Second Class Dos,a. Paid at All three were wrested in the northeast Atlanta area, Sanlo, Piorsda fli7i, be went to Plercy's residence Homt Deo,. where E&noada,'a b* -.- fotmd Thzrsday, offlcei ":, uhoe the uiu e Monir,. 511 20, Veer, pcct iiiei-ed ' ByMa;i ---....- -- -rtr '..p a'ai1ab1c, Guards Placed At Hotel CLEARWATEU tAP) Residents of this quiet retirement haven finally have learned who bought the 01(1 Fort hlarrisomi Hotel, where officials say armed guards equipped with clubs and mace have been posted outside and on the roof. It's the Church of Scientology, the California-based religious group which claims to have had skirmishes with the Internal Revenue Service, the American Psychiatric Association, the British government, the U.S. Army, Interpol, the State Department, and even the CIA. "The Fort harrison has been there for half a century and now, (or the first time, It is actually a fort.. it's frightening," said Clear-water Mayor Gabriel Cazares, Factory Program To Begin JACKSONVJU.E AP - Showing up critics who said Offshore Power Systems' plana for a factory to build floating nuclea '-power plants would never COLIie to pass, company President A.P. Zechella has announced an $8million construction program for this year. He said this will bring the OPS Investment in its 880acre site on mount Island in the St. Johns River to $78 million, "Oh'S has complied with every local, state and federal regulaijen placed on us," Zechdlla told at,out 500 busIness and civic leaders Thursday in the completed headquarters and laboratories building, _____________________________________________________ 'Ii'W' Lr i _________________ WORLD IN BRIEF __ ICALL 834.87761 y court southianes operator, _______________________________________________ 'ity must amount a - - year. KA\1lS Sponsor isIi k es S a nford ENJ fishermen, &e FCea against adventure Angola and P8duce Jh.4 Union can move l)e(L2ePtt Check No.v For ,ts. coniiection Qf far RTH Jc Buildings And Tables UAIIESS HEIR Show, 523.545A r -. I ,, s ' BERYI. BlACK I -I e r aI d E rn PI oye retires 30. I97-3A - -'--- -.-.-- ____._, ,,-. - . HOSPITAl. NOTES Wekisira District Annual Recharter Day for Scout unIts, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Asbury United Methodist Church, Maitland. -. Jan. Lyman High School Choral Boosters garage sale, startIng 8 a.m., corner of Palm Springs Drive and North Street, Rolling Hills, Ravenna Baptist Youth Car Wash, 10 a.rn. to 5 p.m., old U.S. Bank, Sanfora Plaza. Junior Girls Auxiliary VFW Post 10108 bake sale, 9 ant., in front of Sanford Plaza Publix. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 !J'1orida Singles ASIa., 2 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, First Street. • Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford, Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Mrs. Beryl Black,' an advertising consultant for The TOPS Club 79 7 p.m., upstairs over Calvary Baptist Evening Herald since 11, has Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake retired, it was announced by M'y. Robert Markey, advertising director. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 Mrs. Black first Joined the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 30, 17-92, Herald part-time in 1961, when Sanford, 7:30 p.m. she was placed in charge of the first specIal graduation issue. Over 50 Club, 1O:0 a.m., Redding Gardens, Bring bag She uti there were only lunch, 250 Seniors in the count that year compared to 2,087 this Woman's Club of Cauelberry', clubhouse, Overts-ook year. Drive, 1 p.m., business and social meeting. She joined the full-time Second Annual Arts and ('rafts Festival and Sewing in 1963, and has been at the Contest sponsored by the Lake Mary Woman's Club, 11 Herald ever since with the a.m.. to 1 p.m., The Forest clubhouse. Open to public. exception of two years (l96668) which she took off due to the Sanford Optimist Club Ladies Appreciation Night, 7:30 p.m., Sue Ann's Capri. illness of her husband, George, who is a former Herald emLongwood Area Sertoma Club, noon, Quality him, I-I ploye. and SR 434. Some of her special areas of Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. responsibility' have been Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR I)eltona, Dehiary and Forest 434. City aras and their special Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and sections in th Progress Light Building, Sanford Edition, the church directory, Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Post, 17-92, and special pages for area Longwood. football teams, Boy Scouts, Girl WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Scouts, 4-H and Future FarSanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center. niers. Rotary Club of Cauelberry, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Before coming to Winter Park in 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Black __________________________ had their own promotional advertising business, Fourth Estate Features, covering Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Indiana. The Blacks moved Thursday's high 81, today's to DeBary in December of 1969. low 38, Fair through Saturday. Mild and rather cold at night. Highs In the upper 60* to lower 70*. Lows In the mid 40s, Northwest and ssest winds 10 to 15 m.p.h, decreasing at night. EXTENDED FORECAST Mostly fair except chance of a t;x.ammnation of fish caught few showers Sunday and early by tournament fishermen in Monday. Cool nights and mild Lake Monroe indicates the days with lows in 30s and lower bacterial disease plaguing the 40, north to 50* south. thighs in St. Johns River may be less 60* north and 70* elsewhere. prevalent now than during the Saturday's Daytona Beach summer, according to Delbert tides: high 7:54 am., 8:12 p.m., J, Euga, a local adviser to the low 1:21 n.m., 1:54 p.m. Port Florida Department of Natural Canaveral: hIgh 7:35 a.m,, 7:46 Resources. p.m., low 1: 18 n.m., 1:44 p.m. Euga predicted earlier this week that the disease, aeromonous liqulfacia, was affecting 20 per cent of the St. Johns fish population. But today, Euga said the fish specimens had been dissected and the findings were "very' encouraging." Euga said the incidence of bacterial disease appeared to be as low as five to seven per cent, JANUARY 29, 1976 AI)MISSIONS Sanford: /tmneh [laker F'athy Bland Regina Boyd Mary D. Buckner Roy N. Dunsmore Emmett S. Garver Billy' Hardy Sharon E. Heath Mary E. leslie Wesley I... Rich George A. Ruby George Willis Patricia Strickjem-, Altamonte Springs Andrew C. Lynch Camp Hill, Pa, James W. Buckler, Casselberry Grace I.. French, Casselberry Perry W. McClure, Casselberry Edna E. Jeness, DeBary ItiLi W, Harris, Deltona 'ivian \1. Juell, I)cltona John Etinaldi, Deltona George J. Sieb, Deltona Don H. Williams, Deltona Jimmie L Freeman, Lake Monroe Susan C. Richey, Longwuod Loern W, Jones, Osteen James M. Lee Bertha H. Neville Lowell E. Ozier Jessie L. Sanders Glenn Welborn Ella Dick, DdBar BRITIIS lillian G. Breen, IkBary Dominic A. Granito, Deltona Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mae M. Griesbeck, Deltona (Nancy) Carter, a boy, Sanford Emily S. Henry, Deltona Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Rita) Sylvia C. Messner, Deltona Langley, a girl. Deltona George J. Sieh, Deltona Paul P. Puccerella, DLSCHARCJES Lakewood, N.J. Mrs. John (Patricia) Ek & Sanford: boy, Altamonte Springs Clara hi. Ashley MarvnA.Ranks hit UMRS1Y tHEATRE * Jean Bernosky RUCAMPUS * Stephen E. Bxton * Oscar Coleman * Marion U, Crass * Johnnic Kelly T4-?- ;, -: "OF THEE I SING" v"° * - ___________ s, G.o,p Gmhe csoud * fun situ :' 1' ¼. .5 -. FF1 12-14, 121 630 CLIRTAI' 275 1101 TICkIT INFO '2506ENAOMISSION ,uuI.uIuIu'u'uu. * * ''1.0 points ØU' SANFORD PLAZA • staff eC''C( • NOIIICO SUPILAM MR. ARNOLD ELECTRIC SHAVER CLINIC - I Mr. Arnold will be here 4-DAYS - [ ". THURS.FRI.SAT.SUN JAN. 2. 30,31 £ FEB. I your shaver will be.... CLEANED THURS. 4-i - ADJUSTED FRI. 10.5 • SAT. SUN. Is-i 1.4 • LUBRICATED \__ 't con 3 35 A plus by Mr. Arnold personally n ar Shaver D.. r1ment ' b '.l.l3CCd :.: . ::. " pOts *ot fl - EATUQEj UltnaMC C•a irrar ixj& par 111 - I WEATH ER Salary Questioned fl William - friday, - SA11JRDAY, JANUARY 31 Tommy Scott's Famfly Fun Time Country-Western Show benefit for DeBary Chamber of Commerce Building Fund, 7:30 p.m., FIreman's Hall, Lyman thIgh School Junior Class Carnival, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. IN BRIEF ,,it g ,4 N n GALENDAR FLORIDA itself Builcjjna Aareemnf Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •:-,j I (Continued From Page 1-A) At some future (late, howevir, SEEE)CO will be judged, of It SEEDCO ceased to function, Orr points out, 203 out of the course, on - Does SEEDCO refuse to thaw reporters of an Orlando well its corporations are doing, An lndicitinn nF ru'crtm,w 95 n1ovec ir-e Iilu'lt' priiIitlin (n,. ui ......It. ''1' I L1UI L&). LLi[L'UOU3. a, naturauy, will be many pens those corporations For certain, he adds, all 398 workers without SEED(X) would employ. How well are the SEED "ventures" doing? t' eligible for state-paid unemployment compensation. An in-depth look at sn:rxio hopes to provide answers to ( -r says his task Is not an easy one, Important also is the fact that SEEDCO is the only such these questions, and more. Thereason, he is because SEEDCO never gets "a shot" organization of its kind in Florida. There are fl such CDC's TWO SEEDCO corporations are in trouble. it purchase of the really productive, profitable corporations, but throughout the United States, and Orr says five more applications must Why" resign are on file at the Community Serice Administration (CM in either that or set uptoa purchasing corporations that are failing — Orr says the reason is "managerial inefficiency." (li-ni from scratch. Washington, The next anicle kill peruse track records of the two flrm.s Also, Orr is under fire from certain factions in the corn- and lake a hard look at Orr's claim of "managerial inefficIency." l'he number of jobs created at this point Is not critical to munity. SFI'[X'O. The reason, Orr says, is because the agency was not lii addition the article will explain what Orr is doing to correct the And questions are being asked about SEEDCO operations, situation and what the future holds for the two firms that are In designed to immediately create jobs, but was set up to create For example: corporatIons hih in turn would provide jobs. trouble and for the remaining "high risk companies" that, Orr - IS SEEDCO in competition with private Industry? says, are either turning a profit or 'are about to turn a profit." ti IN BRIEF I, TALLAHASSEE IAPi — Former Retardation Director Jack W. McAllister continued to draw a state salary after he took a federal job in Washington, and the auditor general wants to know why. "I requested, but was not provided, evidence of the benefits derived by the state of Florida from the appointment of Mr. McAllister to the President's Committee on Retardation to justify the $25,768 annual salary expenditure...," Auditor General Ernest EULson said Thursday, lie said Social Security and retirement contributions aLso were nuide for McAllister, who resigned as director in September 1974 under fire from legislators for his handling of the Retardation Division. - Maddox Likes Wallace TAMPA (API — "I'm a little Democrat, a little Republican and- a whole lot Independent," says former Georgia Gov. Lester G. Maddox, claiming he'll support the Republicans if George Wallace doesn't win the l)emnocratic presidential nomination, "They're all extreme liberals and radicals other than George Wallace in the Democratic group," Maddox said Thursday to a group of businessmen in Ybor City, Tampa's old Spanish sector. Minister Plays Conch Shell KEY WEST (API -It's not the roar of the sea that blows forth when the Rev, Thurlough Weed takes up his conch shell. What comes out is music, like the Fourth Movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony or "Sentimental Journey." "Most people, when they play' the conch shell, giggle the first time," the Rev. Mr. Weed says. "It's fun to play' because it's such an unlikely thing to play music on." Conch-shell playing is nothing new In Key West, where residents are known as "Conchs." In the l80(, mariners used the shell as a foghorn. Parents use it to call children, But none can match the music of the Mr. Weed's ('(inch shells. Rev. State Leaders Confer PREVIEW LECTURE PAT FLANAGAN Author of "Pyramid Power": researcher, scientist, will lecture and discuss psychic control, sex energy, and a%pects of Pyramid Power prior to Orlando weekend course, Feb. 7 5 8. SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY, FEb. 1 8 P.M. 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Youth Debates will be held on the campus of Florida Technological University (Vl'U) on Saturday, Feb. 21, with high school students from throughout nui Florida vying for op no s The event Is being coordinated by Jeff Butler, director of debate at 111J. The dThates are 3 nationwide project of the Speech Communication and ported by a grant from the National Endowment for the humanities, Participants will explore such questions as U, responsibility of a free society, the role of the family, control of the economy and other issues of na tional significance. 831.9993 ho r . be cut next year due to a lack of money at the state level. ________ - - . .:..- i vmmm~ _____ Foreign Policy e Clock Is Hampered Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee, which will be held Feb. 14 through Dick Dove, well known Sanford taxidermist and Is ci rTiiai if th e Derby. To date, a Local of 18 local businesses have contributed prizes with tie first place prize winner taking home a boat, motor and trailer. L another ' - Outdoors , Plenty # ~b , 4 Haven. The best string brought In, however, was a limit catch of shellcrackers made by Travis lodge and Dale Brown, They went down the Wekiva and fished in the St. Johns. ; Sara Jane Moore's wrepexdant attitude toward her attempt to kill President Ford made It no surprise that Federal Judge Samuel Conti prescribed the maximum penalty for her crime, life Imprisonment The food for thought arises from the judge's observation about what might have happened If the maximum penalty had been somthing worse. Judge Conu is eiw4nc ?1ia if th certhinty of capIta] punishment had confronted Moore when she raised a pistol tc fire at Thtadt Fitt! tti a San Francisco street she would not have pulled the trigger. A nation worried about the prevalence c( asus3ination, bombings and other forms terrorIn might well ponder whether that problem would be as great if we did r4t live in an era 01f confusion over tht efficacy of the death penalty as a deterrent to crime. Mrs. of hum of the Soviet Union. unlikely example. Assume that in one vear the Middle East crtzis nazi Angoii. prices ascend ed , beginning with a rise of I per on, for instance, I was instmcted ~L ,L The form letter has its drawbacks, certainly. Many analysis, however, say the more Former Texas Rep, John Dey, w ho Stan. significant rate Is that for only the .rt 12 dardized his replies to cover ve in e ryth g from months. That, they say, provides the trend. It births to anniversaries °n'e sent a note of Ile shifts in his wheelchair, a deliberate tries to ProJeEct the image of the little guy.Wallace the tough,conion governor who was . followed by His finely timed, campaign machine is zeroing Texas, Florida, CaliJcrnis aix! Georgia in that remark by pointing a long, smouldering La In on the Democratic presldentjaJ nomination order. Corona cigar. Occasionally he clean his throit but is quietly preparin g to run him as a conpace Is less hectic, the Interruptions fewer, Wallace disavows reports that he makes and ejects the mucus unerringly into the classic servative. third-party, coalition choice. But somnetimnearoun noon, the natWy suited brass money by running for office. He says he drew a pider next to U wastebasket at the Char Snider, the Governor ia wheeled to A waiting tima=Lv, riot cif his w1welLhair. aeronauU1 a1ary equivalent to $25,000 a year, plus exengineer who directs the Wallace campaign, told pensa, frorn hiS helped into the car by security guards and When he finis-bes with memos and telephone Our a-MCiate 1968 Jim Grady that th presidential campaign w hisked to the stateho tse for another day of messages, he carefully, automatically crumples organ1zat1 is e campaign because he waa unemploy ed at the time. working "full time for the Demowhat he terms the "oftent!'mes ceremonial,, job them with the sam unerring aw=CY flips the cratic nomination. "I plowed every bit of wtback intotheeffnrt of governing Alab, paper ball into the wast ebasket. I've been involved wi th all th "But n on my ow , Wallace runs a personal government. He from ese y,ars!" he Wallace condantly usa the telephone - paign." he added slyly,separate " live beenworking with added emphatically. As for the receives a steady flow of visitors and phone up to 115,000 , conferring on policy offering a nu mber of these groups," He referred to the royalty his lV6 campaign is paying him for the (_Alb~ state officiab, old "lost c3l1s, he pulls off the conservative splinter groups, which he hajt use of his image. he declared: "About 80 per cent seekers, people with grievances, official hearing aid tA pcesses the receiver against his "Mriceled" to resolve their differerim VA I tha t goes back into thIs ef(o too, I wouldn't delegations or merely visikrs wanting to pay right ear. work together, take As much as I do if I weren't disabled.,their respects. Now and then, the Gese nms his h an d allace ca ig W 's mpa The GOVeITXII lIster to all of them, oc- over his wavy brown hair, It n orgu Wallace 1nkkd his brow Is carefully corn- roots. aImt withniit hrl, ha',& and raised his ca.cil-a'Iilv ihI,.,a,'.*..., ,..,e. L. II... . summoning aides . t%eit. ?._ . .... _,, t • ,,_---- ,. . -t ______ , ______ _____ ________ . -7 '- __ 49 i, f.A '1 ( •I "I p,.. . o,i am (frlandoaii Clint Elns with biggest catch Mocs _____ - fr--_ _ - ____ ___ ______ - -_ L,,.'',., I Jim Kremer heath for weigh-In Ing Sh r Sweet ' ~~ I" ive m, 't LAKEI.ANI) (AP) and the hot shooting of }b Rollins has won round one of its Klausman and Bruce Ilowlan moved ahead of Southern in the game, hit 11 of 15 field shots to Southern center John Ed. Sunshine State Conference with total 28 }lowlan added 25 wards had 18 fiPht with Florida Southern for Thurs(Lay night to ;land sixth- a 3-0 and 19 record. Southern is 4-1 with points by t berth in the National Colmaking cight of 10 rebounds, but a collapsing zone ranked Southern its first loss in a Feb. 10 rematch at Rollins. s hots, legiate Athletic Association 16 games, 82-68. kept the ball away from him The league champion is ..ssured Florida Southern fell behind most of the prune. Guard Danall-college basketball Florida Southern had a berth in th e NCAA tow- 36-23 at halftime and never Wri gh t tournament berth. led South ern with 23 recently been accorded a No. 1 nament. threatened after Rollins hit the points, as high-scoring cornerEd Jucker's 15th ranked Tars small college ranking. Klausnman, a guard first two baskets of the second man Mike Spatola was held to used a collapsing ione defense Rllin.s, 12.3 overall, also averaging only nine half. four field goals in 13 shots. - points. points points a ck - Mi Denver Job DENVER i All i -Jim Kiick, Spencer, 42. of nearby Pa- a former running back fur latka, caught 19 pounds, 9 Miami in the National Football ounces of bass in the first two League and Memphis of the unces. o Roger Moore' of Branson, _______ _______ llw%sett is concluded." Bassett was the owner of the Seminole,Lyman Abe Top Ser"i'liole County High School basketball tcaiiis have a busy weekend ahead of them, With six games on tap tonight and five on Saturday. Tonight's lineup finds Seminole at No. 2 Orlando Evans, Lyman hosting Metro foe Orlando Cblonial, Trinity Prep at Tabernacle CllristianAcademny(Orlzindo, Lake Brantley IMIlle against Apopka. Sinford Na val home against Montverde, and Oviedo w elcoming Kis,sinunee. -Seminole hopes their second game of the Season with Evans will prove more cornwtitive. The Sanford crew dropped a 66-25 decision the first time around -on their own floor. Beating Evans tonight on its floor constitutes a formidable challenge. Lyman chalked up one Metro win earlier in the week against Orlando Jones, and a Win over Colonial tonight would prove a sweet win for the Grevhounds, who appear to be recovering fr'Oni a series of losses to top. ranked teams. In Saturday's action, three home games headline a five-game schedule: Sanford Naval at Howey, Lake Howell at Titusville Astronaut, Lake Brantley at Merritt Island, Mount Dora at Oviedo. and Taylor-Pierson at Trinitv Prep. ______________________ ___________________________________________________ Croom s 1'() ) H a Gibron Joins Bucs Busy Cager Weekend wks TAMPA (AP) - Abe Gibron, former head coach of the Chicago Bears, will join the Tampa Ray Buccaneers as a defennive assistant. SPokesmen - , for the new Na- tional Football League club sa1d'Thursda A that Gibron will report to Tampa Feb. 1. Gibron was with the now banded Chicago Fire of the World Football League. fie spent 1972-74 at the helm of the Bears, compiling an 1131 record but Making a mark in the defensive category. '1 have long respected Abe as a player and as a coach," Bucs head Coach John ,McKay said of t heir friendship which dates back to 1946 as freshmen pla yers on the Purdue foo t ba ll team. "Ills have always been top flight on defense," McKr said. "And we know he can h:i teams the Bucs' program." lStAMOlDA AP) -en residents, since he's been going LAKE HOWELL: Me.o ii 9. wear a sbToloam float and hook and too much pressure Greg Hitter puts out a along on the family's fishing bubble on id(ra-light spin-tackle line)," 1 I 1 °' '°' his back." causes the line to break, 10 ?. Es' ez I ? fis hing line to catch a big one, boat since hew.sIO months old said his father. "lie's going to ' lie caught his first sailfish, a oi (sreg won the Junior division tag and release all the observers wonder who's after IOu fish he 6'-foot specimen weighing "Even t hen, I had a hard time of the Islamorada tournament catches," whom. But the 4-year-old has CROOMS. t1ijc 1 02, Giflrnz'rp 2 mnoretIltfl4OpoUflds,.sOonhlfter in December by catching two keeping him from his daddy's proven more than a match (or 26, Hvon 32S. WrIi 60 his third birthday. Cindy Vollare, who fished reels," recalled his mother , sailfish in the shortest time of sailfish twice his size. 0 10. StCIhC,'t fli; Hsyrs His father, game fisherman any contestant. 1k used 12. with Greg during the (our-day 20 1; WsPinton Susan. 1 0 2. Perr', 1 ( Greg, only 31 -i-feet tall ant] 38 lJoyd Ritter, says it's silliply .1 pound spinning tackle, far 1()una1llv1lt, Sai(I she asked the Evans I 13. McGoverr, 2 o A pounds,hascaught nine sailfish Meyers 1)3. Totals 2176) At two, Greg caught his first mutter of patient instruction lighter than conventional gear youth why he didn't catch in the past year -one of them fish, a mangrove snapper, from sailfish, and Greg's understanding of for successful sailfishing. ----coming in at 6' feet and 61 a dock, and his mother said, keeping the right pressure on "lie's extremely proud of his According to Miss Vollare, he Croomi po un(I.s. "We were afraid he would tall II II I D-i the line. Too little pressure enaccomplishments. and now, replied, "I w.-inted 10 I eave It isn't any surprise to local In the canal, so we made him ables sailfish to spit out the lw's going to Si \iwund test an 1ltI' fir 'oI luttn'rro . 0 I " LOOKING FOR INDEPENDENCE AND GREATER INCOME? find a business that's for youl MANY TO CHOOSE FROM THE GREATER ORLANDO AREA ANNUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY c!,O oul SHOW January 31st IIA,M,tO8p,M dictating instructions and letters ov a telephone hook-up with his statehouse office, me a - ' Under Snider's direcUon, Wallace Used most of the f irst $2 million bera Led to find and tap the He often leans to his left and fighting the federal bureaucy while Opponents cMwvative money wells. He now has He likes to breakfast With his children. This is cmany ocksparaplegics. his right arm. Sometimes as he listens, he were build g & in an followed by his daily suppository treatment. ous tral goveent. poterized l of known, acti ve flnanal camunconsciously picks up the man gray stone kept backers lie upeaks easily, glibly, discussing politics, Often he works out with weights. Then he goes on his while other candidates are still scra desk. He strokes the agate's smooth eznbrol bfing to about the Joint entapirise that has occupied him surface, rubbing it softly with his left thumb, dering stock polic& cliches With a put their solIcitation southern charm hat esheris 01 drives together. almost without fr d phrases. fie 1962: runni ng eventually putting it down just as unconsciously "We expect tha t 12 million to bring in jibout S8 often uses harsh e s te of th ta Alabama and conducting his cam- as he picks it up. humor to attack the million," said Snider, "much bureaucrats, the press and the sha do paign for the pre,sldency. wy ,,they,, match with feder al funding," of whicI we can When he speaks, Wallace gestures ex- who oppose him. Most of the conWallace prefers to work out of the mansion, pansively with both hands, often punctuating a tributi come from Alabama, interruption since . . ourmi ear 0 d Catches 6 !/2 1 Foot Sal"Ifis h wife to demeth. George Wallace Spends j~~~~~~~~~llili~~~~ Busy Day movement to a void the bedsores that afflict - "We run the fast break Lon. Before fouling out, Gibron, 51, is the six th ass• The Sports Center, New Smyrna, and the Fishin' Hole, Daytma. ' white leadhead jig both days, tract with Ralston right now have Nitented the fast break, stantly, it worked well for us pulled down si reboEd Hudson flie rules state fish must be caught by wading, from boats, or giving ant to be named to McKay's it a yoyo motion through and that he can't even try to They used x ~1, it again for win No. last night" I 16 from the El Dora docks but must be caught within 1,500 yards of grass in Rodman Reservoir. unds, while staff. Two more are expected to Wells and Hicks grabbed talk to tile, assuming he might 13 i against one loss) over the the El Dora Restaurant, th e da te is Sunda y, Feb. 8, from 7a.m. to the be hired. This is the first of six quali- be interested. But there's noth- Lake Howell freshmen rebounding ball five times The break workec Thur1 p.m. An en try fee will be charged. tying tournaments, sponsored ing that says I can't say hello, sday night, better than in a narrow win L. Wayne Brady at the Fishin, Hole, Daytorw, told of drum and by the Bass Anglers Sportsman and that's wtkit I plan to (10, The Crooms crew plays host tunity to get back into pro foot",Nfv philosophy is to work ea rlier, as the Panthers sheepshead off the area bridges and big sheepheid hitting in to St. Cloud Monday, with game ball with the Tampa Bay Socieh i BAS,S), leading to the A Broncos tean) spokesman hard .in practice m the game achieved a 47 per cent effo Ponce DeLeon Ir.let. A few stray channel bass are still to be had in annual B:\SS team," said Gibron, a n2!ive of Ma'tcr Classic in said Thur5day he ws ullitware doesn't seem so difficult," sai th e Halifax River. Mictugan City. Ind. "it will N. September. ewir11 in t tj)e that Kiiuk "as in h HOh Bray this morning.d t1ie%' missed earl theInyups week. schedule. The contest will start exciting to join ' at 6:30. John again and The Panthers got high point be part of building a winner," efforts from Rick Wells with 12 points and Eric Hicks with 10. -_ - JACK ANDERSON MO,NTGOMERY. Ala.- The day usuaUy begins atla.m. for GeorgeCorley Wallace in U Alabama Governoir's mansion. BERRY'S WORLD 1. W-, - _____ I&",-.-r Mo., Is second with 25 pounds, Memphis team Kiick played for 13 ounces. Bill), Prinlos of in the WFL Mick, who playeol Jackson, Miss.. is third with 23 college ball at the University of On the salt water front, some huge sea trout were landed by pounds 10 ounces. Wyoming, said he has promised fishernen in Eldora Creek last week according to Kent Gibbens Silencer said that at noon Bassett he won': take any acat the "Tackle Box." Dick Sizemore used a TI' Mirrolure plug Thursday, he didn't have a bass tion until March. to take one weighing 11 pounds and George Lenten and sons in the Wat but -tlierl they IX-spite the promise, tile for. brought in two which went over 12 pounds each. All the big ones st4'irteol hitting like crazy." lie flier Miami l)olphin says he'll were landed w th e early morning, boated 18 poun ds, 6 ounces to go probably "say hello" to Dave Anderson and Sam Bell didn't get a count on their trout with his opening day's catch of Broncos"head coach John Ral. but they filled a 155 qt. icechest in the same general area, more than 30 pounds. ston while he's vacationing. II i 11 _____ ____________ ______ _________ - . i defunct World Football League, Wekiva where they can paddle downstream back to camp. Pet Sharps used large live grunt worms to take three bass around three pounds each as he fish ed the Wekiva and Je King, a New York vi.sitor. used live shiner to land a nine pounder from the same waters. IWPh HiMMer also managed to land a pair of bass. . - "in&s up t(Aay. lie was virtual. wants to close out his career Iv conceded prize of $9,000 with the Denver Broncos, Canoe trips are planned by Katie Moncrief at Wekiva River nd a $5,000 boat b' other leadick, vacationing in Cobra. linding each week end from now on according to Katie Moncrief ers among the 249 contestants, do with his family this week. who has taken over management of the camp. A two "1 don't believe anyone will said Thursday, "It's true, the hour trip, from camp to Emanuel Landing at. nwrker 75 on the St. Johns catch the leader now," said de. main reason I'm out here is to With a pick-up by car is scheduled along with a three hour ex- fending champ Bill y West- show that I'm interested in ursion on the uPPer part of the river. morland of C lina, 'renn. ile's playing for lknver when and if Canoers w ill be transported along with their craft to the little in fifth place with 21 pounds, 6 my rrent obligation to John - - ____ . first year as a up-to-date reading of current forces, Up Wekiva Canoe Trips Planned to answer ambiguously., I Umght that was Which Is the cod reading? Again, the ficial rate, the one that goes on the books, is 9.1 we got a letter saying 'Dear Congressman, why are youa creep?' wehada form reply which said per cent. It provides the bett prices that existed in each year, considering the Thank You for Your interest, if you have any other questions please write me back.,., r ey u -er, redbreast bream, stumpknockers and a vitational BASS Tournament few bass was the story from George Cheney at Wehiva River -since it began in 19'2. - certain to stir up storms from opponents and too another, as indeed happened in 1974 and IM, esoteric to win praise f rom poten tial backers. respect ively. . One getg the feeling, and these things are If you average out all the monthly creases impossible to prove, that Mr. Ford's ner19175 you arrive at Is not in the problems of thefor thatofficial fi a 9.1 point 1wrease, and gure that is now in the record presidency. It does not lie, for example, in the books problem of dealing wi th an opposition majority in Congress. (' with the growing diifirnitv of The ituaUon might be ill ustrat ed with an handing the tw~ and - I - times Point To Ponder James Jones, Knoxviil, Tenn., l0.5 19. Johnny Adams, Winter (;artie:I, 9': 20. John Fox, nds sometimes ambuously? You're e ither for it or against it.,, Other times the ambiguous anmr is easier. "If hf to six-pounder to win the Sanford Derby," s tated C . o. Penney at Marina Isle Camp. His son Jim, trol!t for only a short while Thursday and landed seven "Ili-,-W-pr them with roe. Charlie Schumock varies the shad technique, he finds a comfortable, likely spot on the river bank and casts for'bem. if is catch has bt running two or three each trip. Mr. and Mrs. [lodge from Mississippi are averaging a bout six per day and a Dover, New Jersey man,,Nlr. Fritz, pulled in eight big roe _qia,Lj In To percentor and 7. Chapman, Kannappolis, N.C., 14-4; 10. Erwin Cole, Sm)Tna, Tenri,, 1l; 11. ithy Tester, Satellite Beach, 13. 14 12. Gene Howard, Orlando, 12-15; 13. Rob hlellew, lien. derson, Ky., 12-4; 14. Homer Jackson, Enterprise, Ala., 1112; 15. Clint Elkins, Orlando, 116; 16. Emmett Chiles, Joiner, Ark., 10-32: 17. Stuart Howard, 'O Lemon Bluff has been hot all week ti'' 1iri- fine catches 4 listed by Ed Woods at his camp. "Th 'itUng good" the word from 'Woody" Thu rsda y eeing. n Speckled perch fi.hermn a'ound Osteen Bridge have been pleasantly surprised this week by bass taking their Missouri minnows. Three have been landed and one, thought to be over 10 po unds by several witnesses, broke th e line of a speck fishermen. Wi Strings of specks, 40 to 60 per but, have been landed at the br idge camp in the past few days. WEI.AKA (A1' A four and a hall-pound bass fell to a Heddon lure tossed by Spencer is on the Manuel verge Buddy Woods near Lemon Bluff Thursday and speckled perch of becoming the first Floridian continuetohitwellforthelivebaitfishermen to win the $50,000 Florida In0 On the Wekiva Rh :- ___ . his Prices High Or Higher ? Distortions of this sort occur when you have a Of Shad For is ' __ _ Clernion,, 16.4; 7. Verlyc Newt.pern Ocala, 16-1; 8. RobIn The St. Johns River, from Lake Monree to Lake Harney and even as far as Puzzle lake lull of shad according to reports received from all area,s, John Lankfard at Osteen Bridge Fish Ca mp told of many landed th is week by anglers trolling the river in that area, JOHN CUNNIFF example. And m.anagernent reorganizations rising rate in one year and a falling rate in Titusville Trick Is How To Catch Em - - ' ~ V6_ Tommy (I figure is I 1, the GUM 6.5. In the real situation, as measured by the goveffirtlient, the figures are / . ,so... .)Nt A assuml ' ig fj- Ti _J7 ' December 1974. . hooked dLt 4 not normally calculated to bring politicaI credit marked in creases In basic research, for ' - C - / . __________ I - - * --- Back .'I dft ______________________________________________ The Folks '' - a , . _T _______ SPORTS Several fish camp owners and local sports enth usiasts are also contributing time and effort in order to make this event an annual one and something that will grow as the years go by. ' ........... Can Try - en Bass - ' - ' Unbeatable' In ', Mirch 14. troduced i7 ~7 er MV weigh-ins The "foreign policy debate" in this election -Bill CUITIC year may be more important than in any campaign since World War II. It is not simply a question of what direction U.S. foreign pdlicy should take in the future. Americans now need to ask how a RAY CROMLEY ~11 credible and effective foreign policy can be conTOM TIEDE ducted at all in the atmosphere which the 94th 1' 77 A * a Congress has created in our government. residocknt I f_% .b VV This once could have been viewed as a conRGA ,A 17~TION .. - , 9 stitutional issue, not a political one. For many I OF N~7 AFRI CAJj W ~ 'ears Americans - and their politicians took it I UNITY ,1. 1* , for granted that under the Constitution the b president and his secretary of state would speak and act for their country in foreign affairs. Too Hard _--111 I . I 2 I Horn e Congress stood in the background with the Senate's WASHINGTON President Ford Is not in -1 4= good shape. constitutional power to ratify treaties. With control WAShINGTON SOOII after office ~, Wnenhetookovr ejobat th th te ei h10use in 1934,anowdead congressman from California of government purse strings, Congress also could he was at ease, confident, unassuming. named John McGroarty wrote a constituent that influence foreign activities that involved spending He batted rough questions without losing his : "one of the countless drawbacks of being In Ijt: money, which it seldom did except to question, T'cool, as part of normal give and take. He Congr ess Is that I am compelled to recei ve from time to time, the size of a foreign aid slouched comfortable wi th friends, political 4i impertinent letters from a jackass like you." , / program. rivals and reporters. His clothes looked as Se ve ral lines !ater he closed, urging his though they came off th e shelf, even as yours and All thdt has changed. Historically, we can 1. l mine. trace the root, uf change to the split that developed jumps and go to I / .* • Today, Mr. Ford is a different man. No doubt every member of the national He looks .1., between Congress and President Lyndon Johnson tired and uncomfortable. He no l onger slouches legislature has been tempted with this kind of over the Vietnam War. Although that war is behind ?~~ I bu t stands precisely erect. His clothes are im."~~ release from time to time, and with good reason, us, Congress has refused to let go of the idea that it peccably tailored, lie's start ing, In fact, to look Far from be ing the valuable aid to lawmakers is responsible for exercising some kind of veto I.IL like a stereotype of the dozen or so other f" I that mythology has insisted, letters to Congress .1L C,00, power over foreign policy decisions made in the presidential candidates, announced and unan_. people are a serious problem. Not because son* ), ~ notmced. executive branch of the government. Whatever d of the notes are impertinent, but because taken k, " His voice, which once gave the impression of % 11 I constitutional scholars may say about this, it is together congressiona l mail is all but too .~ . : -1a, - ~_ . friendly rEasoriablenem under fire, now goes . voluminous to handle. having a profound effect on the ability of a , strid'nt on hot questions. When he faces rough , J Th bulk of the incoming correspondence Is president to act in the national interest and on the 1, , -; f .queries, his voice g" louder and louder, until bad enough some 25 million pieces a to role which the United States can and must play as in he is almost shout1n. He has the appearance of the House of Representatives, and though no world power. a man hying too hard. figures are kept In the &nate ..t least another The War Powers Act of 1974 has curtailed the A few days ago Mr. Ford. unlike his recent mi llion on that side of the Capitol. But further, 1k! predecessors, briefed newsman on the small president's powers as commander-in-chief all of It must be answered, for response is condetailsof the 1977 fiscal %car federal budget and I Congress has begun attaching conditions to foreign sidered both a moral and political duty, Thus ."1,' A 1# h 1 .4 answered questions for a full hour. It time, effort and money must endlessly be Spent was a aid programs, particularly military aid, which can ; -1 , I/ , mistake. '"I -.-J~,,' ,,, I 11 ,:,~_Z-":~~ in reply to each schoolchild's request for - L-1result in the president telling a foreign government _4~ . - I .-, -_~ - ~-1 ,&% I ,,~' He talked on minutiae he should have autographs. each angry voter's demand for one thing while Congress tells it another. Attempts rerrod to his department secretaries who ention. Still On The Doorstep are being made in Congress to use defense apflanked him on the stage of the State Department The result then is a sierlatIve nightmare. propriation bills to influence the U.S. position in audiium, so eg r he was to show one and ll This fiscal year congressional members will his tl~~ .ol,h kncwledge V.each budget Ile,,, juld arms limitation negotiations with the Soviet Union spend up to $36,000 each, or more than 0 million the reasoning behind it. A Congress sensitive to a pro-Israel lobby has tried o or This performance was another of Mr. Ford's to influence the President's hand in delicate Middle recent eager attempts to prove he is on top of his East peace efforts. what it was in John McCroarty's time. Not all of it goes to constituents, of course (Congress sends Revelations by Congress of secret activities by The problem was not that his an w more than 200,000 letters annually just to the Central Intelligence Agency have not only been wrong. But they degenerated into overkill Pentagon), but the form letter pap to the folks NEW YORK (AP)-Did the Caisumer Price cent in January, 7 in February. and on to embarrassing to the United States, but will lead to defenses. They were polit.ical campaign answers Indexrise9.1 a final back home constitutes the fat of ~he whole. just 7percentth 15? month reading of 12. -or debaters' answers if you win -rather than mistrust sf our government by our allies and of Form letters? Though perhaps Although the difference is a great one, you'll Add up the monthly figures. You.,, fInd the simple ex planations which would have been fmd both paralyze the ability of the CIA to conduct "covert" working hours logged on Capitol Hill figures being used, are spent on for total Is 78, which u divide by 12. the number of mail work, there more appropriate, and which Mr. Ford himself activities which, in spite of the notoriety which that still is not enough time political as well as economic reasons. Defenders months, to arrive at an average increase for the much more than standardized replies for to conwould have been satisfied with a few months of one figure sornetime:s angrily accuse the term has now gained, can be of vital importance year of 6.5. back, stituent letters. The rnembers themselves, ac. others of attempting to distort. to our security. Now reverse the dctfon of the Mr. Ford's brief i'€ of newspapermen on the changes. tually, see only a tiny fraction of their Fixing the blame for this drift in our governHere are the facts: budget, in sum. was ,--jnful to watch. This was Instead of a rising rate, as in 1974, assume a de. col I ence, the mad being handled by ment is not so important as checking it before it has In 1974 the CPI closed at 147.7, meaning it was ching rate, as in 1975. Begin with a rate of 12 in teen-age voltuiteM who, often all the more strange because his budget is, as in Many C&Wj. read budgets go in this city, not bad at all. There are nearly 1 L2 the level of the base period, the Jan uary and work down to 1 in December. m the incoming, fashion replies disastrous results. Important issues of foreign and even forge the sections which seem abominable to this reporter year 1961. One year later ft finished the year at average Is, of course,the same policy will be debated by presidential candidates Ine vitable "Warm Regards" fF((I1, MY' Missouri - bu t no more than in most such documents, between now and next November. It would be yOU measure the fi.nal monthly figures Rep. James Symington, There is a good deal of the norma l ft1ness. But A onetime volunteer in Symington' s Office for each year - that is, measure the conducted with some assurance that when our But,11 you measu the change in prIces from change says that the student help does Owe are good many sections, surprIsing In this policy is defined, the president from December to December not always anDecem ber 1974 to December 1975 you'll get whoever he is you find an elecbon year, which push programs and exconstituents willy nilly. "Sometimes I was another will have the power to carry it out. penditure increases for Items with pa fi ve, given instructions. I remember when I got a n the 1.2 of In this extreme and unlikely example, eight and I 0 years or more in the fu tum in areas 161.2 was just 7 points higher letter on aborti P - t(lurn1I)1nt with awards to be h Its partner for the day, Robin Huntington, Tex., in the American V41 9-5. him how far the river bank is nessed Bass made at a 7 p.m. banquet Woulard from Cadlz, Ky., Th ursday and -4 A handicap like being blind from the boat. Fisherman tournament, in- tonight at Iike Monroe Inn. Mike will lay his said, "fish caught today were in jumped from zero to eighth (lkth'tstopdedicated Fisherman creased his lead to an almost Kremer, who hails from lure Just where he wan it. He good shape, only two or three place in the standings with 15 Mike Loranch, who fishes with hasn't scored unbeatable figure as he again Apopka, topped In the 1S-man this w pounds 7 ere noted with ;y signs of weighed in the top catch of the field with ounces for his Th ur- the best of the pros. The a catch of 18 pounds sday total, only tournament, but several others bacterial infection." round ThuIas concession he asks of his are also blank. 7 Ounces, his largest a 6' A real 'hawg", weighing In comparison, about 25 fish Today marks the nd of Ii assgnedptner is to point him the podnder Jerry flanks, assistant chief were tled out of the 157 pounds six OLlflCCS, vaulted in the right direction and tell of Fisheries hr Florida, wit- brought In Wednesday. Orlando's Clint Elkins into firrt place for the largest bass the only one he has boated in two days of trying. Elkins landed the monster on a black "Ugly Eel" lure, lie said he had big one but it Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1% , t, broke 1 104 " ., __ k off. Friday, Jan, O, 197-5A At the end of Thursday's fishing, the scoreboard showed ,.. 1 It the top 20 anglers In total b wei gh t to include: 1. Krerner, 4 pounds, 1 ounce; 2. Joe Wilson, Ruskin, 17.4; 3. Jack Itomans, .,. -_ t usv il le, 17-3; 4. Warren Aj '1 Crabtre.- "!!:v.l, j J f ts.111)11 OltitI n ,'. . I ~ ---._j 17-2: 5. Leonard Jones, 1lPIIPP sponsored Sen. Kenneth Plante (R-Winter Park) in. a bill last year which subsequently passed the legislature for an end to these publications, but the bill was vetoed by Gov. Reubm Askew. It is the feeling of a great many persons that the $250,000 could be put to a better use. Especially when we hear rumors that college enroflmn ts will - - .i. F*%[ em * Don't forget the revival of the Sanford Shad Derby, by The Evening Herald and the Did you know that the State of Florida is spen. ding in excess of $250,000 per year for non-technical publications, such as newsle tters, bulletins, etc., that contain little, if any, worthy information. Students competing at FTU have already competed on the local and district levels and the winners of the sectional level will proceed to a regional event, which will be held at the Peachtree Plaza Hotel in Atlanta, Ga., cm April 23-4. Competition is in three areas lin co ln-Douglas - Jim Kremer, first day leader Association Mtntj'i, ftft 1 4 I 0 a a r ? e I. NEW YORK f Atli - Believe ownt rs don't reach agrt-ement tract, Ile was a free agent. may stay quiet untila new labor matter of rave linixirtance i itornot, Catfish hiuntcrma)'be on a labor contract by then. n Instead of one free agent contract between the players Kiinis ('t y, where federal team desired. a free agent again, "if the owners ifelay the roaming tile hills The o wn ers claimed in Kanof North and owners is signed. Ille Ifunter. whose free agency 13 opening of spring training, it Carolina, there so last Judge John V. Oliver is deliber. sils Cit%' IN'it Seitz had no on could be one expired Dec. 31. iiting over anappeal filcd by the diction'to declare the tw months ago brought him a five- would constitute a breach of ev- hundreds all o o pitch' ver the,country if Kuhn was year,$3,75 million contract with cry players' contract similar to the players don't get not available for "wilff.s. %%ho) are trying ti) ers free agents. Testimony was paid for conmient and hi actions over overturn antherfrecdmn dcci. the New Vork Yankees, inny be what happened in the Catfish concluded Weine.sday and tl'K, spring training periool Ow last two days are a mystery. son by on the olien market once again Hunter ciLse," Miller said. . Scitz, Judge Oliver protilised a doci. "if tile owners close down the In Boston on Wednesday for Seitz rulixt Det,. 23 that pitch- sion by Monday or T if the owners carry out their noHunter,who led the Oakl ,uesda%,, I play threat (or spring tral:iing. •'s to three world champion- campa. thp players would dpMe&wsmith and 77wt's (he opinion of Marvin ships. left them in 1974 because tmind to be paid," Miller said, dinner, Kuhn excused himself, Dave McNall had become f me players association . ying 1w had to leave because agents , thev were not paid, then " Miller, executive director of th e Charles 0. Finley breached his ."If Ing one year becn calling for a vrilli,etivi, L -: - SUNDAY February 1st 11A,M,tO6p M ORLANDO SHERATON -CATALINA INN Interstate 4 at 33rd Street in Orlando Shop an Exciting Marketplace of FRANCHISES, DISTRIBUTORSHIPS, SERVICES RETAIL, WHOLESALE, & MANUFACTURING forMEN oe WOMEN 0 COUPLES e VETS 9 INVESTORS SSOO to $25,000 and up See all the exhibits: Talk to all the repre s entati v es U many companies about opporfuwtles for Greater Orlando, Daylona Beach, Winfef Haven, Kissimmee, Lake Wale*. Sanfoid. Dade City, DeLand. Leesburg, Lakeland, Ocala, and Cocoa areas, -~7.' . .. - - - - fl.~~ - '~ - �Ir - - -- -- - - - ________________ - 6 -n:- - -- r - t- -- Curl's SPORTS P atience temperature was in the 80s. The Bob Murphy, At Geiberger, Ed F -31 Aments Furnish il1Cflt, flurdett-coutts, managing director of Stud and Racing ,i fiji 64?" a Spacijs garage apt , air condition, Tangernet, Oranges, Grapefruit ___________________________ Grove, ' ml S Geneva, SR 176 par-five in two and two-putted were 71 scores — - almost half strokes off the pace at 69, Dc- - _---_- -_' $450 W I¶ i)ne UP, unfurn apt of times; for the New York of son doesn't want the All-Star over Phoenix, Knicks, it was Just the end of break to slow down his hig Wafflo 123, 76e 114 4—Personals at Basketball Association game with the way we're playing. I'd Thursday like to keep it going," "I'm happy with the victory Bucks 105, Suns % but disgusted at the manner In Kevin Resthnl, playing only which we won," said :\tl:int;i nine minutes all in the fourth Virginia Wade Advances VirgInia Wade - 322 2oIIor $31 __- - . electric heal, rent 9993 ' --'' Swen Nater, acquired from assLsts in the game. New York two days ago, scored Hilly Knight led Indiana with 21 points and grabbed 13 28 points, Commercial L h i I g n aoe. RelIable, 377 Got something to sell? A Classified Ad will $I'II it fiSt. g Pro Indoor fl15,(W! U.S. Arr,,nsas Sb 86. Tex Pro Basketball defending her championship In holeswhere'ou hita driver and the $40,IJ0O Ladies Professional wedge. My birdies last year (' ihiununity College journeys to of the year for the two clubs, this north Florida city Saturday basketball baltic, season while Lake City holds a tt with a return engagement kicking Seminole gym. leading off the from tee to scorer in Ron Anthony, I in Miami, 1976 LPGA tour, green," said surprisingly." Buffalo 30 19 617 1 York 21 25 .190 10 Central Division Cleveland Atlanta ,trs. field of 105 pros and five amateursazeall the other past win- agairtstflvewln.s. LakeCityhad 373-5176 Yell Cab, 701 S P SanIor carpet, central heat-air, Florida room kitchen equipped, dropped once to division foes, 26 71 73 21 49 1 I one strolce behind runnerup Ka- rap p I e r s Stopped the last two matches to lc - - - 24. - marks Philadelphia this weekend and son 's will not Join the tour until next week, defeated ' ,: - " -± -':- .- ' final HAROLD ' Bama, - ...t.,. ..r-' ., • ', 'c-' r ;1'4?' J? .- I _'--, A 4 Z' :( . .ç ft '1-. ç ..,. •-- - ' - .' .:. Carner and $64,7 4 P. I •• 44!r Young said, "I like a longer by Burdines, course. ton's 3BEDROOM,2BATH Cnllnfbt'r5p m Sar 3.5--Mobile Home Lots NIGHTLY Crimson Tonight Tide, straight victories over Ten- us if we won at home," crowd of 12,700 in Stokely Cen- SEC card Saturday matehiniL identical 6-1 conferyou," says Coach Ray Mars of cncc and l-2 overall records, Tennessee, agreeing that there Alabama, which has shared the ny be a little more pressure - conference title the last IWO ,. I? 20 10 41 158 15$ Today'i Games 'It' York at New Orleans Cleveland at Chicago Kansas City at Detroit Pilts Detroit ,'ashn . 19 71 6 44 190 195 ELEVENTH-5-)5, A: I Kim Sue IS 2$ 7 37 133 195 113310.760.7 10, 2. K's Kowloon (64 S II 5 iS 139 267 1 70. 1 60: 3 Phantom's Speck (5) Adams DivIsion 7 80. 0 1161 21.20. P 116)33 30. OP Buffalo Toronto I 77 II I 67 205 141 70 19 tO 50 163 164 S'ens'rorn Irrvi(",., 8 2565 Park. Pins Orlans .t Atlanta Milwaukee at Golden Stale Philadelphia at Phoenix Kni City it Chi(Ogo Sunday's Games Chicago at Atlanta Cleveland at New Orleans IloSton '.S'ashington at Golden State f'rild.lpha at Los Angeles P,ilw,iubm a' Portl,mnd PhilaOelpti,i 1, Buffalo 1 Pitbsburgh 6. Kansas City 2 BoSton S. Chicago New York Rangers 6. St Louis Detroit 3, Los Angeles 3. 1e Today'soames Boston at Atlanta Montreal at California Washington at Vsncou,,y Saturday's Games ABA W I. Pc?. GB 32 Il 711 .. 29 IS 639 ]' Kentucky Indian,, is at Florida for the only day game, a 2 p.m. battle slated for re- ronto New j , 7 L P a J'.) Betty's Jim, I F ,,ri's D.wn. S Larp McFGoo, I fill Osete. 7 Cracker Jack Go, U Run Lucky NINTH - ,, 8: 1 Montague ___ - tti following CosmoIogists 372 0043 r4c,is Kentucky and Louisiana State at VanderbiliT. Enter the Evening Herald Vanderbilt, picked fora finish Sanford Shad Derby Wed. & 1:45 ________________ 3 TRIFECTA Feb. 14 thru March 14 30 days of including THURSDAY . I Montaiu,' Mede, S Gong Easy, 6 WycItf Sade, 7 fy Cindy, Lotla Quota TWELFTH-I,. C: I Harmon, 7 Montague Cologne, 3 Speed On Go. I Mike'%Special, S. Bay Charmer, 6 Mnte Peggy,?. T's Fast Fanny, 8 L,)ke Barge LADIES' HITE the and S wiekendi. fills tommy _____ 30Adments Uofurnished , - _________ ' _ nz'." turn adults $t 5.3 3?? 7296 after S eves & wk nds ____________________________ ______ ______ goes to and Georgia Tennessee night action l..SU at Kentucky and Ole Mis-s at Vandy, with Auburn and 1$ 3) 3 39 179 771 Fairleqh Dickinson 59, Rif Tr..ront, IS 2! 4 34 191 tub 16 Thursday's Result; Manhattan 74, Canisi U MInnesota Inditnopobis Massachusetts II, flew SOT Hampshire u i San Diego I, Calgary 0 Maine 77. New Hampshir. Today'sOama, '' AVAL()r APARTMENTS , ____________ _________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ ' Cleveland at PhomIx Winnp-j at New Englarit Quetjec at Torortlo 3'?urday Games P4'holIS 50. SE LouIsiana 63 14 Kentucky 90, Cumberland There's Nothing THE BEST Shod Derby Bor.R.Q Saturday, March 20 TOtOnto at Quebec Minnesota uI Phoenix Sunday's Game MiSsiSSippi -'----- 6C6 _____ THURSDAYS RUULTS - . - I I.I*T• ii.a ,avsr' 1 S,'isGreen A, m i,... , 21' Concord self contained travel trailer, 51.600 Ph 372 114 after I p in -- _______ -- 2SlootApollo,DodgellQengne, low mileage, all steel frame. 373 450) QUALIFIED FARRIEP and BLACKSMITH. Trimming, mornings _______________________ ____________________________________ Shoeing Work guarantc'rd 321 _______ _______ -__________________________ 76—Auto - !IC)2 or SX 42-ti Parts - -SUPI LIES. 3)08 Sanlord Ave 327 0647 Openl Days, Mon Sat 7 )0 6. and jn. 9 1 For used furniture appliances, _______________________________ • CASH 322-4132 We Buy Furniture 1,otorccie in5ur4r,' idle items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 372 2611 01 0)1 P72) ______________________________ I BUY IT SANFORD AUCTION -- — - 60—Office Supplies _____ . - l9 - i'—Aucti I - .. - _!''_ 1970 Ford Maverick, I cyl.. '' Wood or steel desks (executive deSk & chairs, secretarIal desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOEL'S Casjel, I? 92, 5304206 . -_ ln?'ri'onal Travel CfiVC,WithWifldh 3735503 ANTIQUES, ANTIQUESt Chevrolet I door, 75 pct Saturday, Jan.31,? P.M. til restored, driveable SeeatWekiv, 5day Feb 1,1 PM 01 River Haven. 15k for Roy, or call TRAILER LOADS FROM THE NORTH. N.Y., PA, VER.. N H., MASS. N 3. TOO PI'AP4Y $975 Flat X19. excellent condition. ITEMS TO LIST, SOMETHIPIG $3,995 305 571 1502 anytime F 0R EVEPVB00Y wo ___________ _______________________________ FOR SALE TOMATO STAKES Cash & good Checks Call for seat 1975 Cusom Dodge Van, 17,000 reservations Open daily 105 mile's, Tradesman 200, ton, ET H, MAUCTION GALLERIES macs. carp, seats, stereo. AC l"j ml E,of I Ion and V $ auto Call 3277560 otter Hwy. 16. St,nford, Fla. 2 - 30 p.m. 305 372 9119 — — 196$ Charger, 31$ engine, air, gix>d fl,,...r 373 t ne'w $150. 5- at Snappin Tur the Mowers, P13 Park Dr Merchandise - - Jct. 17 925127. Lonqwml 323-0370 or $11 4605 Don t forget to attend our auction SO —Miscellaneous for Sale ________________________ 13-c,cle built for twO. flury beds. - FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 ________________________________ Heavy Equipment including furniture, glassware. TV'S, Stereos, all kInds of FARM EQUIPMENT bargain prices. Come early, - Ford, Kuboba, Petfibone Sales, Rental, service 4l7Magnota Avenui ' I Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Butt Cabell. 372 8037 I anytime'. 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We sell by Siding & SOffit system Also I A&A CLEANS ALL the piece, dozen, gross, or Pooh,'9, Outter. 20 yr's Exp ________ EEP WARM Replace your Old Exteriorpre"ssureciean r' truckload. All types of goods, Eagle Siding Co $5 ).953 JALOUSIE WINDOWS w,th more j __________________________________ jewelry, food Items, bric.a.brac, ________________________________ ____________________________ efficient awning or Single hung ______________________________ crystal, radios, $ tracks, many WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' _!ldOws $319971 ___________________________ other Items WORK Place a Classified Ad in EVERY DAY Someone is l0Oki Have some camping equipment yc'u HWY 16 FLEA MARKET thit' Evening Herald today. what you have to sell. Call OnHighwayI6,5af nn longer use? 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Quilts, Stored & moved 372 9112 ___________________________ _____________________________ 1 UPholstering, Donna Canada, I 3220707 — hA UI. Ill G TraSh P cinovat. Cleanup, Yard Work. Reasonable, 373 7157 '' _______ __- _________________________________ Heater Cleaning ___________________________ - Oil Burner Cleaning 8. Servic, 21 Hou St'rv:ce Dyk ART fltOpi PEST COITIIOI 75-67 Park Or-ye 372 6465 ___________________ — ________ - FROM '''S "i.e ....• Income Tax Serv. __________________________ ___________________________ Income Tax Returns PAYTOP; S cpiu ORI:Pi'SWEAji Ph 332 WI FURNISHED ". ,,, c J HOTLINE FOP VALENTINE LOVE LIlIES 377 l6llorSII 9993 SANFORD Home Improvements -' SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS entraI Heat & Ar Cond.t,,ng Harris at SF AR', ri Sanford 377 1771 ______________________________________ ________________________ Carpentry, Remodrl;nq, Add,tit, Custom Work Lcifl%id, Bonded _______________________ ________ 9nJ- _______ ______ — Upholstering 0eIlvry Call for free estimate 701 F. Commercial 37) 51St ________________________ L"_ PET PEST INN Boartt-ng & Grournn Pr, 3flç _____________________ Photography ______________________ ____________________________ - Photogrbph b, MunSon Co(kayrse F ne wedding photos rtasonbly PI - ced Phone 373 63 Wall Papering PAUL SLAYER Professionalwallpu,perpian Free Estimates Ph 327 _________________________ ____________________ Well Drilling — _____________________ WEI I P5i* fliiil fl '4, ,_,,'i7.,,;,.-4 c IQuahity upholstering Free pick up , - 'J, 7 7613 14,walha I TOWNI4OUES "we. Radio & TV ____________________________ Land Clearing 2 Large gas heaters; cement laundry tubS, single maple bid. S'mmons hide bed; used brick, soxaphonc Ph. 323 0506 after 6 pm __________________________ — FREE GIFTWRAPPINC, All Baby 2 BEDROOM ''see 1969 — DICk Butkus. (hirarir. fln,,... —i-i--' - I '' I _______ TRADE:IN.$,AccEPTEDJ q' Dr 332 2118 REAL TOP AFTER liPS 177 i;'zt 3?? 9781 3770640 c174ai'1ners L "xuiy Patio Apartments all of thefinefeatures. clubheuse i o "I.. .CUXLLIUI_ttoisce _______________ _____________________ "p _ at Five Points PtiOrit 372 liii __________________________ adults, junior and children's Size's RESALE BOUTIQUE, 107w. 711Pm St Open 104 daily, Mondays III $ pm ________________________________ Wooden dining room table with leaf and I chairs, $45. Panasonic turn table with dust cover, never uieø. 5.40 Call between 6 and 5pm. 3fl 3966 i 54$ PARK concretework, etc. By the hour, or by the job 3729365 "'' "" PrevlolN Stains Winner-s Deacon -- Club Road, Lake Mary Benefit Seminole County School Focd Service ________________________________ __________________________________ AT 3222420 ANYTIME _______ ,- "0 ''I.. Cx.'. C.'' lot - STUDIO), 2,3 - _ Flea Market, Saturday, Jan, )1t. _____ REALTORS MIS 24 Hrs. 323.9410 70115 F RIPICPi I Ii,', V Il 921 -— .__._., •'•S. •1..- tunic the adsatagc of height, so he has to look around a lot of opposing linemen, Last fall he showed tin. 1967 - fence, paneled family room. 571,500,) br'uroosn. I' bath, lam'ly room, Mayfair, $. APP, 30 years $192 $3 month Wr' have others Call ountment to 'øs• - him as ______ ______ - HERE IT IS' Just what you've been shopping for Well kept 3 bedroom home Ifl nice' neighborhood, $18,500. Call Sanford's Sales Leader • •••,.' - slUyin 311 31SF First St LI v,ith 3 needle PoSitiOn Sewing machine and cabinet Pay balance of $77 or I? payments of $450 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E IstSt Downtown A COMPLETE TREAT') bearoom home with many extras CL fenced rear yard, extra large lot. 30 years. $173 11 month .... (1oc5n't n REALTOR VA LEP000LLARSDOAN 5 27,003, 3 bedrooms, 2 bslhs, RAYMOPIOM BALL ___________________________ C Curley CuIp RIVER F P OUT HOME Just listed 2 bedroom home at Lemon Bluff Range, refrigeralor, washer, dryer, Carpc'trt; ,lr,d turr..StieJ, CL fci Sul fuuncJs lot, You'll loll in IOvt' With it, and only $37,900, (J BALL REALTY PARK AVE. ___________________________ ,., bath frame home on W 75th SI Zrvit'it MR? 532.500 i'- :,cpr IT F'ii -..iy 325(1(1) P1 372 3411 After Hrs. 327 2757 5)7W 1st 5I,, Sanford hi MO PARK, 1. 7, 3. bdroom trailer apIs Adult 8. family park. For Sate fly Owner - CBhouse, 100' ','dec'kty 35)5 Hwy 17 92, Sanford, x 150' lob, trees, 7 bedroom, Fla. 373 19)0 room Sanford 323 9)16 after 330. '' c "' c f3fld w:r;:- 5; á3. w liii; St 55 Buyers only, please, 32) ___________ ________________________ ror I LET ME TILL YOUR SPRING GARDEN SPOT NOW. FLOYD FREER, 372 5191 _____________________________ — - Dave at 067 5520 $103 mo & ui 371 0066 MIDWEST Enjoy a complete chicken dinn.r for only 52,00 per person. BR, $19,300, I BR, AVAILABLE QUALITY INN NORTH i SR 13.4. LOr'qwood Dog-Racing )APIFORD.ORLANDO ______________ 547 0678 Sunday, 70) West 211h St. ______ 79—Trucks-Trailer's Refrigerator, lawnmow,r, misc. —---- ---------_ - _____ garden tools. Swing o-matic 70—Swap & Trade Ouref -. - ------------------- 97? lot baby, other miS( items Speedwith Topper — SWAP SHOP - FLEAMARKET 51,600 377 71 55— Boats & Accessories ___________ ___________ _____________________________ browse every Sunday 9 to 3 a, the ROBSOPI MARINE _________ Moyleland Drive in Theatre. South ____________________________ ________________________ 297$ Hwy 17 92 17 97 Phone 372 1716 1967 Cadillac -n good condition; Alt: 372 5961 '-''.-•" s" Tulun,' rear âit condtoninq Latest blue >ok retal, SU1t. loan vaIu, Black.M,nIaf,, Male 't1or)77 1573 -_______- ___ ____________________________ home, detached garage, nice Like Mary 7 bdr. Fla. rm., tenced yard. shade. 5)1.000 or best shade trees Fenced yard, near otter Owner 372 15-07 lake $15,500 WE TAKE TRADES TAFFER REALTY LAKEMARY.-WATERFRONT_ 3I Bedroom, 7 bath home' with den, yard $19,500 MAKE OFFER. BUY NOW AND SAVE LAKE MARY I Bedroom, I'; bath nns'ted under ay trees (: i.'n!r - sl',lekith,'e ('-!'r.5! h! & .i'r VA ?errr.S 5?4,;"3 -- i.' Rdflin1 $7, Florida So 68 Electric (,l 003W. lit St perfect for you lIarge bedrooms, on It ; acres, in town 70'x5.Q' pool ith Covered patio. Also has separate furnished garage apartment So much for lust Lovely 1 BR, new shag carpet, gas heat, close in, no pets 5173 323 REALTORSMIS2561 PARK 1767 _______________________ LAKE MARY Take your choice Of monwealth 65 ' Generat Wiile * Customhomi'nn iour lotorour's We will arr,mnuc l,n1,niincz . __ CALL TO SEE Richmond 7), Va. Corn ri door prizes at the - English 5,$fr, female thorough- Super 3 Family Garage Sale. Good - Front,i05' FI,v,- 17 72, fine location. HAROLD HALL REALTY REALTOR 323 5771 monthly payments it.',' than rent Government su' 'iidi:q'l to qJaIfr'd buiersCall tO Si" -,o,. u,If,' $31 __________________ Horn, of BPP Warranted Homes AT 322-2420 ANyTIME I." the week. - - - I?' Trjvl Trailer,Giles, 1970 .iOdil. - per month 116W 2nd .jil "". , SOUTH I Lcuisgmna $7, flew Orleans - kitchen Situated on over I' acres, Lakefront ideal Swimming, fishing a boating large bedroom, 4 baths, Spacious 7 story home close to everything. Kitchen equipped,? large p.obt-s, at, !"sartd rrcre tcr •us? _______ ______________________ ?) Alabama ,, Country fast bar, lust to name a fewl - __ 7) 1$ 4 50 176 159 7)22 1 SC' 191 Ill Canadian DivisIon 1315 0 64 209 11) 0ut'b 30 16 7 67 215 116 Calgary 25 20 2 57 15) 154 EAS I _____________________________ _________________________ 4l — Houes _____ ______ 0(00 Basketball Sanford ______ _____ day---- -_______ - - - - - Minnesota W I. I PtsOF GA East Olvis4on Pd Eng 7? 72 5 49 153 160 Cinci 7176 1 4318)715 Cleveland 19 75 3 41 155 Ill Indapolis II 21 2 3$ 133 154 West DivIsion HouSton 31 16 0 67199 II) - , - Pttoenii to angler over and under 1 largf shad during -. ,. Rent Purchase Swim n yo' ow-n beaul,lul pool thiS Reg. Real Estate Broker $131 up 1 5. 2 BR all C, ( kitchen, ________ 1mm 0cc Franklin Arms Apt5 _________________________________ 1120 Fla Aye, 3236430 __________________________________ _________________________________ QUALITY CONSTRUCTION ____________________________ Quality living! Beautiful 4 FTU OvledJo--DupIey. turn bedroom, 2 bath home on large unfurn ldal iOtaton Reasonable wOocied lot All Ihe extras, In 365)721 cluding fireplace, reencd porch, _____ _____ - 54- Garage Sales - -- - - 200 ' - payment, ' Other Monday grand prize y, w$ catct - - - LOUIS at 372 0.8LV - - 46ommerciaI Proper REAL ESTATE, INC York Islanders at SI -' Auburn, sissippi State, all with 3-4 work- will be awarded ____________ _______ .._•iqjiy •j, ________ arK] Is fourth at 5-3, fol- Monday night '-_ Florida i'ect,. largest shad during nh at - — - - Transportation — Paperi Guaranteed 323 9141 TV 1200 S French, 373 1734. __________________________ Pool Equipmt'nt Mechanic. ___________________________ - Virgni,m 17$ 75 Toronto ab PittsbUrgh *tter noon Thursday's - ieiulti Virginia lOS, Kentucky 101 Minnesota at New York San Antno 134, In4inâ 1)2 Rangers Today's Games Atlanta at Boston Virginia at De'nver Vancouver at Chicago Louis at San Antonie' New York at Kentucky Sunda ' Games ('t'' at Kentucky Indiana at Pew Vorl. San Antonio at St li)ui', JOHNNY WALKER , - antt profitable career Call 562 3785 ' - Philadelphia - - -- *Get ' Em - lOt ' Pittsburgh at Kansas City Cncai,o at Detroit 76 71 55) 537 9 Iowedbydefendingcocharnplon No entry fee, Catch the sleeper In the race, Auburn St. Johns River fishing, has surging to a 5-2 record with two -- the the middle of the pack, become Co-sponsored by On - in _- -- 653) Franklin and Bombardier equipment American Wootts Products, 200 Marvir, Ave Longwood, Fla. M, Mali, 7 Chess Men, $ K's Gamma TENTH- S.I6, , Mhi.f. 7 Moody Hall. 3 L L 's Dan. 4 r', ', - - 'iulifying OutSits' ftnCt'd Phone)??7 I • TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST- 5.14. 8: I. Tiny Titte. 7 Srtie Rinds. 3 April Pick, I Poor Ann, f L C 's Barebba, S Mystic Spirit, 7 Fivorit, Fantom, S. Sotjl Iran 'A4ry. BROKERS Days 327 6)13 All in e'cellent condltIo 327 7)16 - at - -_ 3 Acres, height Lariji' storage Central 3"? 7120 Art Grindle"s Wheel Ranch, Il TWELFTH- s's 0: I. Gold Touch GM 's Explosive.; GhoSt Chaser. I 4 3 20. 3.70, 2 M Habacker Best Turn A- 2.$iO, H- $105,562 nrc, I Comr,lerCial BuildInq I 67$ 0636 Stolen Gold. High, dry, tree coVered. Cornmunity water In property flrjwn bedroom arrangement, kitchen equipped, enclosed garage, out Standng landscaping Only $1,500 I SEVENTH- 1.16.. 0: 1 Banjo Blaze, 3. COnfidentc,il Frontage on 46A, (75th 51 ' dt'l for nursery HAROLD HALL, Reasonable terms Offers con LAKEFRONT,? Acre plus RURAL s;dered Call TilvjiIe', 7c9 RESIDENTIAL 2 Story C B and ______________________________ Brick a BR, 3 baths, large WE HAVE from Ito 20 acres, near swimming ppoh $70,600. Osteen Good terms. Discount for . Call Betty Shan. 7 PreSident Lad. 8 K's O1'vOn Speual, I for 43—Lots-Acreage mortgage (payments $130 mo). 901 731 0931 after 6 p.m ________________________ md ------------ NINTH- 5.16,8: I. Andy Over (4) 0. E 's Mint Opal, I. Texas Sue MiIri kC i,r 1) SpeakPcs, all sizes 37) 0705 Saturday, Jan 31. 10 a..i. 6 pm, 116 Foarldge Run (in the Woodlawns), Longwood $34 3190 yard; good location $19,500. Pay - **** __________________ excellent locition HAROLD HALL REALTY, REALTOR 323 Sill f3roki', 5ilr5m,'n Piei - ly lit'rt or cx Rint Ulve Lustre Eleclrir Carpet SIsmper for only SOper _____ Fither Stereo FM, Color Console EvcningHcral VALENTIPIE LOVE LIlIES I Listings, Advertising, and Yratning Program Member - quiet adult park Central air, screened room. carport and -_ ((1)11 Maple 373 of 372 6620 / 8: I. Mritia Sue 900, S 10. 3 Jim Hoefer (3) 4 10,- Q a 37 Auburn In other games, SI Win A Boit, Motor & Traiier. - (3)5 20, Q 1561 7580. PISS) 751.10, EIGHTH- Vancvr "'di'd ranc S Top Scote, 6 G.M's Grist', 7 AUICII)r,mpli, Hot's Arab SIXTH- Is. A: 1 Montague 16 79 3 35 171 169 3 00; 3 Mill I?) 3 6. (7 43 61 11 35 1 26 117720 Ii 10. P (6 31 56 10. 31 97 Wales Conference TENTH- 5-IS. A: I Fruit Float Notris Division (1) 3 Ci). 300. 7 60. 7 Where's Tuft y .'.cntreal 35 6 5 78 207 7> 10 70, 520. 3 Xmas Pudding U) Denver New York - -- excellent condition Offered by ___________________________ - _____________________________ Larrys Mart. 215 Sanford AyI, exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. Savings & Loan $63 II per month, Estate 6 Yard Sale. Satury, Jan. Phone 373 60SI Ot $300000. flights 31st, 10 to i. 2526 Laruel Ave, Wanted to t,jy used office furniture -1109 Sanford A-eq' Nothing sold until Sat. Furniture, call 67$ Any Quantity. NOL L'S --____________________________________ Realtor Ruth Rub, call BUY for future home Eicflent I home construction evening 511 3192. building tot Trees, Sidt'*alk 100' available' 647161? ___ _________ __________________ On MltOnville' Ave $7,050 Terms Seminole & Volula Counties, pympnt fleOntiabte. Acreage Tracts, small 5 large WIlT REALTY TERRY REALTY, REALTOR. HIDDEN LAKE r'' A2i0711. I Bedrcrn ti;acv, 2 bath, - - 27V - 37) if" 372 0779 Beautiful lots with 71 fruit trees. - For Interview, call Debbie, 371 0375 360,320; 3. K'S Pharaoh (731.00. Q (1)1 760; T (1.3 7) 590, 393 SEVVNTH- 5.16. C: I Motcin Saturday's Games _____ _________________ -. — Island 21 17 0 62 190 113 Smyth. Division .500 II Washington at 5e',ittle Saturday's Games -- "51( ',i!,", Home Entertainment Center- 25' Garage Sale, Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday, 450 Diane Circle (Lake KQthryfl Woods), HAROLD I-L4LL REALTY PEAL TOP 32) 5H4 NO QUALIFYING I7SODOWN CaSselberry- I fiR, 7 batn modular hOme, central heat air, fenced - Tainu FIFTH- S.1, 0: I. Cheryl's Pet.- NY Rangers you can't win a for BiG PERFECTA ___________________ - a department store chain, giiine it's very important to _• r -'_____ rj 4P ,. ; _______________________ for Miss led the 1975 tour in sic- Mann !--•"-- . for Mrs. _- - 64— Equipment for Rent _____ bath, carpet, kithn equipped 3803 OrlandoDrive Immediate occupanry 5I,5O Sid 5703 flank financir,q available 373 1 ___________________________ — 2771 Hillcrest l760, 2 bedroom, entral I,) Commercial zoning A money make' $:;,900 orange grove, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, cen H A Owner 37) O17, Want 2peole ta make appointments 37—Business Prupc on le4eptione for our represen J _______________________ 0 (361121 00; P (63) 299 32.11 SIXTH- 1, A: I My ic King (1) Thuray' Risulli Atlanta 117, New York 109 Kansas City 119, Houston $4 Milwaukee 10$, Phoenix 96 r -.;dr-n Slate 17). Phil,i collide . P . - ____ ______________ ____ ____ ____ ___ ____ _________________________ ___________________ I - -. . i ___ - - $64,842 NY 20 7? 476 11's 4 I . rooms plus bcat dock, 1)7,500. SUNLAND 3 fiR, I bath, central flC,it air, new kitchen, fenced yard. 577.000 ccntr,il heat, fenced yard $160 month pluS security. Pn. 373799$. hO delivery, Escellent arrangements to add to your KOVE ESTATES U', Swim, fiSh. boat. ClubhO, $50 mo Fr,. family Income OPportunItY for literature P0 BOw 40, Oteen. local manager 37) 0031 or S7i 3159 03Z7ti 1??2!1 . , MATINEES r e$! Tennessee 1131(1 Alabama ketball race. -• -, , Pç t :- - 'j.fH. t• J:;. . 4' .., . -. .!.eç. .'-;T to championship if in 1973 and the Tide has won six you can't win at home," Nears of the last seven battles beKnoxville Saturday night In a added, "But I don 't think either tween the two. showdown for first place in the club will be out of it If they lose, , -/--- Country Club course is set up to Vols Collide By iRE ASSOCIATED I'RESS ___ - 4 key pins from Kevin Kirk- ShCttiCk (C) d Adams 6 5; Hwt. patrick in the 148-pound class Corset (C) d Charles 63 Ninth-ranked r 1 g - -.. .PiL'c' Marlotli (C) d. Denion 11 1; No. 11 ': 71 71 - COLOR Tv.$l4 9SMOUTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN _____ 1008 42—I'/a)bile Homes ______________________________ ,'.Y '' 377$959,372 116.4 I - Fashion (1 0) 3O.7Q. P (5 4 78.90, 32.21. FOURTH- 116. M:I. I. Aero FIFTH- 5.16.0: I. Mary Pam (6) Smith. 7 flr,ille. 3 Manatee Bonnie, 16 20, 1200, I 40 7 Sure Score U) 1 Lays- ()rn,se, 5. Ppiantom Ann, 6 heavy Roulpfmi (C) p. SmIth 4:17; 170 .,_N.'1t': - 4 'jt. the ,? (•J• '. in narrowly _.J f-. - .-: ;_.. - fj..t. \9 . Z •. --'-j ' ' j xJ .-' . - --- b- J ': • - .-..-. . ..-. . i s - V -'4.ç were with $76,374, money title compared - Charles NHL Campbell Conference Patrick Division Pacific DivIsIon L A. the beginning of the first thy Cornelius. $2million women 's tour. The The sister duel will not mate- 1..PGA tour offered onl7r $1.4 rialize this year since Mrs. le- million in 1975. 10$ Cash (SI d. Grey Pe'tkjm (C) d, Roll 12$; 172- Bourn (C) d. Gilbedson 51. 179 Bryson IS) d. Gulnn 16-I: $33 Ber*fleld Pro Hockey 17 30 362 3 and n . hI Orleans 19 71 .447 6 Western Conference Midwest Division Portland The Seminole high wrestling and Harry Sanders team ed for much of the contest pound class. (-. Palmer - rr--rjr.'rvrr_nJ7-rtrtir,-.. Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft __________________________________ Friday,Ja30,1977A Drive, (off Lake Mary Blvd.) CeramIcs, Musical instruments, shoe skates. MiSc. Fr,, I Sat. 105. _______________________ — Yard Sale, S.trdày Only, lOam , CallBart Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 32? 4k?) 19195 French i 0 175) 4700. 1 '570? 76900; 77.16. 7 Smoothly Hill,) Rambling Red. I FOURTH- S-IS, N: 1. BIte ti K'S fle't, S Montague Regard, 6 II 10, 820. 560, 7 RI Venture 14) Muo?i Winison. ystery, , Jose wir." Raiders are coming off a her sister, Janet LePera, last hlaynie, Sandra division win over Daytona JOAm Prentiee. year to win the ,700 top prize __- --___ record changer, AM FM stereo Wlfh6Speakeramplfyjngsfem _______________________ Private Owner, 1971 Mifli Motor Call Carl DavId, 321 0OS Home, IS', sell contained, on Ford ___________________________ 321 00 41 MOVE FAST 011 THIS - 3 Bedroom, 71,5th,? sior-1. ri mint cond,tion - Fullerton St 68, Fresno St 6-0 N e v ad a Las VeUs 107, Seattle 77 San Dicgo 79, Long Beh 57 San 87, CalifornIa 80 Utat St 1(1), Denver ?0 New C contest to Orlando Colonial, FAR WEST Atlantic Divtsson W L Pct. 08 37 I) 711 - [tutan Murpriy (1) 110, DD (6 I) 6110. Q SECOND-I, C: I Percolater, 18 10, P 4)5) 3960. fl 33 tm,i Donald Go. Vort's THIRD- $16, C: I Montague S 3m 3m, 4 ,'.uf yme. Al.,.catet5$ 1910,810.310. Stalksi Mirwola D.isei. $ Ellie Belly. I1SI NBA "I'm a poor wedge player," Mrling ' Tennis Championships. MIAMi (APt — Donna Ca - - Color TV's from iSO B&W, from 555.900 month. SCHUREN REALTY, ST jOHN'S VILLAGE lm Pf:iltor5 377)3 maculate) HR. I baths, s.jhl to TAXI DRIVERS k I • - 641 can move you into a one, twa, or BEAUTIFU,_l. V LOCAT()- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Ravenna Park on oak Shaded 101 Greñf area, lint' schonis, S S pct mortg)e - PHILADELPHIA — Jimmy Connors scored a 4-s, 6-1,6- - - C :-- -r ur, nJI-,,rC - :C7r nvC - 5WRadiSteo j Why PayRerT on your n'orne tat Enjrsy EXTRAS INCLUDED'' CALL US. YOU'LL fl SURPRISED'S li, W• Offer free 3 HR. itrover Real E Sidle 322-7643 — u n - -- ----- 3fl 3864 Love Lines in The Evening _____ ' Connors Beats Smith hove it in this S bedroom, 3 balls home Enclosed patio. paneled tamilyroom,fireplac,' Lncatcdin _______________________- COUNTRY HOME-- Small? BR on) 2BedroomHou acre $l9,5O Kit. Equipped, $175 SAN LANTA- 3 UP, 7 tatt. new t' the Sparkle in your children's eyes when they see your love for - Professional Women 's Tennis Tournament. o 7 - can'l afford to retit when we can mike ownerShip thiS easy! 1273 101A 7 tat'i, cc'rtroh ,,,,, Florida room, large hot $45000 SANFoRD AREA Acreage-- ID acre's improved pasture, fenced, ii :• benefits lF YOU DON'T SF YOUR JOB HERE, COME i'3N Ill AND _____________________________ - Can Help Call 473 45!7 Write P 0. fl 12 13 Sanford, Florida 37711 MOSS I E C. BATEMAN Fiari, Pjrk 'N Shop on Sanford Ave. Reward Ph. 371 67)7 ______ ? ?it'. P05ible relocation. central , Y liii flP1 IJA( 7 IaS 3721 COUNTY 3 fiR lnce1 $150 ma ' with Pleasant personality neenwi 11' front desk, Canelberry area, TRAIUEE. Good company looking for management Potential, Will l or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 A HABY'S WORLD Care for lnfan, Hot Sanford, Fla, 32771 toage7only Pleittonew Drivers' License Bureau 377 ÔMS rACED WITH A DRINKING . PUBLIC ki'!,ATlOplS A good pparance ana Outgoing P('l Sonality can land this gem pOtifion for m4ture PerSon — ddeated Cynthia Doerner - NEW high quality homes With only utililes $175 ma 372 7316 or 83I _______________________ 4175 —- RAVE'pIPJA PARK - Lak,frontj t gCtPler Tfl( 'riir WHCLE TOWN YOU LOVE HER via Your Valentine Love IPI YOUR FAMILY! AL,ANON For families or friends of problem in . Nevada-Las Vegas. (1IICAG() seal the victory, their eighth 45 games. less then 512 minutes to play, er instinct," said Johnson after quarter, trailed 102-101 but points and handed off for a C' rallied to within one point the Kings' third easy victory in spurted for the victory over reer-high 15 assists and George fore losing 1l109 to the hawks 8 row, a pOiflt JO)Tide over Phiindelphia, which was led by Gervin had 27 points to lead Sufl Las Vegas Mentor RCilSOflâblC ________________ V9hiiiYiTi'1jj ift, musicS W. Va talk. Brlrt; Recreational covered dish Center, Earl Brown Park, Deland For into call Don Barker FOR ANY DEBTS INCUP RED BY ANYONE OTHER THAH MYSELF AS OF JAN. 77, 1976 Jack R - Howell f T V P IP4f A ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6447077 for "We Care"- New -_._-. - l05NSuntj Drive- 3 R, 7 bath, — 3—Cemeteries 4A— Public Hot ices _______________________ _____________________________________ __________________ __________________ _____ following a match penalty incurred by Schultz In Sunday's K nap n-- r'C Ii( - YLS REALTOIV, \ONTREAI. — Fiery leitwinger Dave Schultz of the .. £ : - Kish Real Estate -F E Lii YflPdD Iteautiful ranch type home, 364 COTA -1617 or 373 6186 -______________________ NO GIVE AWAY$, I DUPLEX edroflmcrefe UOGIPMICKS block, etc Ilent condition, no city LOW LOW INTEREST RATES Kish Real Estate Curl asked, Oakla*n Park, BLUFF N.Ohio_TonyWitt1eeyrjgnedashead - ----- 4lHou heat, air 52,000 down, $206 per 3772296 after 55 wk ndS. TANGELOS, )0 BUSHEL, MURCOITSSBUSHEL 3726733 DUPLEX- furnished or un __________________ Noon FridQ,y SundQ _______________________________________________________________ _____ 5r --i- - .- n- 31? ijj o,i i't iC)i ________________________________ _Adufls.5115_32J29M - -- 31A'—Duplexes 8845 372 for $459,400 and an average of $11,779. The open sale will continue tonight. t flrr- .v -:---- ri- nJ - n --:- - 1rocm, 2 bath, fireplace. 373 LOCATION rt4urt,m,.l 2 L -iJro:,r,i till frlrfle 2515 Park Drir 570 up The weather set up some of Lou Graham. Arnold Palmer, use a nine iron for approaches try Club course. is to quality for the final two "1 touched the cup on five onparfourholesmeasw.ing4ll lug Jotlfl Jacobs, like Curl rounds Saturday and Sunday. Thursday night's open sale of 49 two-year-olds gr..ssed 'L - C 4i—cuses --_--- Sch u ren Real ' Hialeah Race H One 5 2 bedroom apartments. furfli%h,'d If UnfUrtlithed Newly rCde(orM4tj Come see 3(1) F A:rporf flIyd Sanford 373 I u government Program, child uc fcii a low is 52 per we _____ ', Otilhify 33 SATURDAY __________________________________ S.Noon 7 Lines Mnfmum the first round of the $230,000 Ing power that is packed in his the pro tour. There were 16 tournamentayearago,hada68 - f- - I _______________ Fruit Fn, Sale -t --- :----- - - --- ____________ — Day Care, my home Prel 31c a line 6 thru 75 times Ituitter of time untIl the putting figure to make the." but gentle breezes, swirling Richard Jaeckel. comes around. It came around He scored three times from through the palms and btnyan There were nine at 67, insaid after his brilliant eight-we- and didn't iniss a gre4I, but .?'-4 _*&_•!Z%_% -3cI —- -; n,;:::r -- -C::-. -- lor7Bedroom Aullhy Patience paid off for Rod Curl, broadly. H ialeah Horse Sales Topped I 831-9993 322 -2611 _______________________________________ _____ Off Pays - - 11 5 j i. :- 7--- -- _________________________________________________________ _L QIIh 3 3.. ci ri.'ji : J :-- A_EveningHeranf, _— Friday,Jan.30,1976 8-UnderParLeadsHawaiianOpen I. -- (3 ---- v-- - t. - CC- - , i,-'? ,.'., '?•:". l t,i L--s." :' ,_,. k':'.' - ."-,'1 .''-_; ' .i-A1,, - ,. ', 'T_ . '.. ,:'-'- '': '' ' - i-' W —,;'--, .', �- -..-. . -- - --------- -. -— ..-- -. - - - - - - .- . r—.-... _______________________ - --- - .-- --- -.-.. ___________ - -.- .- - - - ...-.:. SA—Evenin9 eratd, Sanf3rd, Ft. Friday, Jan.___30. t7 -________________________ - ____________________________ ___________ '4 2 ! a IAINMATSVERYDAYI TIL 2 ,30P M 5' 25 2 12 JOSIE AND THE Akxa'iam a cv in1ead of 900 4 '6 12 SANFORD AND 2 SON Lamont (Domond enortsbyhesvorpvyay, tO 1110,0 iii on his legilvIlate Gratwn Jarvts) to cue hs v.jIC1n to TV j Cacus oS the Lions "RCUS 1nrwt3mr,tt ___________ UJCKY p1, ;. ____________________ fD MOV1E cfritA1Ttush Drk Bogardo, Marius Gaxirig ieaIsithmatLresuboctmattar. 2 12 RETURN TO THE PIANET OF THE APES ioutrvr ('I €LJ THE ELECTRIC OMPANY 2 NBC NEWS 4 6 '-I'.-' *1PtAN AND ENVIRON Thursdays Private Parties OflIy Fridays 1:30-11:00 p.m. 2-4 6 ___________________________ ____________________ II - __" ' •"' logo stu-nt whomhothoughl I L00 s'- td by m irig or a M1 VI Safurdau 7 Wu lJlII I Dfd 117 ii V f Mt" IUU Jn.(n.d Odulit bit,,r P. aqq . Morning avid S can obLxui cOnfidinusat vi ivmatioa abCwt •uir d,ivuIfsd end Someone? 6 6 GRO'VERS ALMANAC 6 55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 DAILY WORD 12 UVING MJRDS 7-00 2 ACROSS THE FEN(5F or by C1ll.ii 5)50444 t ' t,• .. - Member ol the Orlando Area Ch-amb,r of Commerce and Better Suines Bureau. h - ,1 Ca-lace \ it sOs, 10144l.• (in twiP yOu Ia- - - - - - - - - - - • --- - - - — t A tilt rev pi viii,' I 30 COM IRDILI! I U Iit'IU P.O. 8ox 639, Winter Park, FIa. 32789 Hai's, _______________________________________ J . .i .r .-* - 't -_. ..J .4 b , £........ .*...:s • . t ___ _____ • - ' . l ROCIaC catam Ctsso a o' air. '(;. ., .r' 830 4 6 DOC ox's plans for . a quiet 35th rsytt%nlroario(whon ear ngastJpriowth their seven ctiikon their spous sand 16ç7andctkken 857 2 12 NBCNEWSUPDATE 2 12 NBC MOViE Kiuto Jarv Fonda, in her OsCar wanrng perlcymanco, stare as a Now York call eI stalked a kilter f)nSuIhorlaridcosta,s esZs her hpmhisirstaliOn Of 1110 diS )oaranCo of a u!searchgc*ntrst 1971 (A) 4 6 MARY TYLER MOORE The new station Owner ack)pts xoo1dttos that raise dsapçrovai frcxn the news stafl 9 SWAT (lom (Mark Mark Dana. Ziva - '.'P CVL ' ' . . ç f';• • . •-t'' —' __________ , t..4) . - -I 4c .-. .•ç ____________ ... ONE WEEK ____________ ______ ____ '\4, ONLY HOW FAR tIOLJW GIH GO To GET ERM4N7..d > " .......... ii' . . I 4". 'j'; '-•q• A2 •fl 'S. -)• '.. . . - , I - H 7 — - . I V '- . -/ .4 . • ' - ..' 4. ..' ' - .- - / - : ' '• •. - ' W ''W 4 - -.,. - '' " ii ' , • / -, "1 ' -' • ' \. - I I I 'i A - I • r I '' Mrs. E%elyn M. Ep; Mrs. Eric Vihien. (str'4ing fromkft ). rs. Carl Tfil1.s, Mrs. Gordoc Brizo; Mrs. V.Ch 5 Seminole r)11_ ' i i ?'__ - , I %r' t _____________________ I- I _— --- -._.. ____ , ______________________________________________ — _.._L_-_-- FLORIDA PUaLIC SERVICECOMMISSION • 4 - ,•..' ,,. '. - - ''' L- . '-. k , / . I -I I (' - I - - -'"...• - , .- '- i , - t. - i .' / - . I •ç' - ' - . \- ,. -.— - _. -. - - I Mrs. Jamel Ilussey of - I! - "i - , . .,•_-. • ". ,,' .'....' p6 P1 ' •s, - ' .' . . : ' ndo Gaen Club a t.w v. - .. .' '.,r U , 1 ,.• --')YT /" t 5. ., (from Mrs. Joseph M. Fahey ad Mrs. J. C. lvendcr. Mrs.J.O-IttnncIguest.'tr-s. lbrbaraHaybrowsethroaghGgr,j flub memorabilia. P!!!II., Laura Kane (left) and Mrs. It. L Baternan. (Herald 1'hiki by Jean Patleson) - • _____________________ Announces PREVIEW LECTURE tIc.: I)I-AR "IS": lloo is the girl ir anything else. It's strictly a IM-AR .IlIlY: This is for I), AfldrCW, at Scrntnole Mernonal woremyweddingringftrstwjth lOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS . I -- that that was the "correet" that it was to keep the wedding (7Wt a,*ofle . • 5e/coNQ_ I:.h NOTICE, tofile with the clerk of the engaged fl business at SOS Beverli Defendants, court a written statement of any Avenue. Altamonte Springs, NOTICE OF oaim or demand they may have. Seminole County, FlorIda 32701 ORECLOSURE SALE Each claim must be in writing and That the parties interested iii laid NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN must indicate the basis for the business enterprise and their in pursuant to a Finat Judgment of claim, the name and addrass of the terest in th same are as follows Ioi'eclosure dated January 7$th, creditor or his aGent or attorney. 'rVcrt,j r I SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9217 a,in, fection." male friend because he carried weighing 10 pounds, 4 ounces. I read it In your column. If the girl doesn't like the guy Jar and sprinkled wheatgerm sister, LIsa Michelle. DEAR AI3BY: Concerning Hut let me tellyou why I enough to kiss him, she n his 1o1 Maternal grandparents are doni the boy who expects a girl to shouldn't go out with him in the them that way an)lnore: klss on D's main concern should be Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice of the first 1te after he About five years ago, I was keeping up with him in the Sanford; Iaternal grandgone to all the trouble of first placv eating peanuts at a ball game, l&YEAIt-Ol1) bedroom. I don't know ibout Parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Off my finger into the peanut sack. Luckily, I found It among the peanut shells, and when I put it back on my finger, I put it tian who uses wheatgerm regularly on his cereal, and he's ______________ k_ ____________ will lecture and discuss psychic control, sex energy, weekend course. Feb. & i:-- 4 '- $ ; '. l - - _____ - 1 a Yk V , - - .. 11'lb . - I COLOR -. wherein STATE MUTUAL unliquidated the nature of the un SAVINGS AND LOAN certainty shalt be stated II tht ASSOCIATIOPI. a California cor- claim is secured, the security shill an loved hal n Plaintiff and ARNOLD P be described The cli;inant shall Ml TM and BETTY J. SMITH. his deliver Sufficient copinof the claim ylOn Aii1 . I iII8Yl0UQflIUlr ' HAIN ____________ A ..: i i' ' / rG Is hA J /1 - STREEPS TICKET AGENCY— 849-6240 _____________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ dynamite in that department. _____ ' - __________________ -, County Courthouse in Sanford, WOMEN __________ ' --- _______________________________ — - !A'J1'1I - D,':urDTr uucnl r :'''' 'j. I , - • - - ''''r'' U ' tU C1f- 1" iii JtRtt iiijt h .A&( R*JflU w Tit ii j,lJrR, . . t:ru.ry. tS/6. All persons Interested 'n the estate Adr:tianm?I'a the totlowin ri-lured, WITHIN THREE MO rtscrsbed prupty aS sO forth in 111$ FROM tHE DATL OF THE INVITATION 0 lID CItYofSIflfOd 1 ' -- / - CLOSEOUT nhen she dies' It ould take . / S - . %Ot tithe colunm to tell )ou h. •uO hUt-1 h ar,ac1 S. - 1 - '. - ou wit received office of the City Manage, Sanford ' SHIRLEY MILLETT 831 9212 AItaonte Springs I e,vs 0, I iS a A - S errer :nan f-ny L)tr,er Newspaper In The World. ; i i - - _ I (Seal) Arthur H fl.eckwth, Jr Cich ri i,,. ,'i,,,,i, Vn,,.. ___ __ Wary PiDarden Deputy Clerk sc I S B. Crowe A PcrnnaI 'Pp'Nente?iye .,.j ... .-._.. -. Lovfo 8.arbaraCrowe Deceased ford, Florida not later than 1 30 PM. Wedne'soay, February II, 1976 lhs,ci will be publicly opened " 'thCity Commis,onres,rves the t, o, ccto to releci any or IJIl flA II 1.i# oiruait'surs I UiJiT%Ju1IJ 43167 I I Deliona '. . - ' k - - - - I)I-;Afl ABRY: In reply to F'LOItIIM ItETIItEES, who (luestloned how to addrs snail _____ - than a S( ckling band Mlnag,r - ' ' . 1976 DIVISION. according to the Flat may have that challenges the are Detailed specifications therf as recorded in Pie? Book I) validity 04 the decedent s will the available at the office of the City Page 04 the Public Records Of qualifications of tnt personal I j Altamoote Sprin03 !)flt IIFTIFR Speaking Ironi a matedatistli point of -IL ih,e %IC )OU re proteng more "sluable" ring. But symbolically speaking, it's ' -- , • RUTH TUECH 834 9212 Altamonfe Springs Lon East ________ ______ I - - L Brork Mastey & Walden 416 F Scmoran Blvd Florida 33701 wife are Detendants twill sell tothe l the clerk to enable the clerk to Pubhth - Jan )C, Feb 6. 13, I. ... r Gary E Massey caused though not married: M prence ma not 130 o r cli ette but it oIes -- - over the years lk'('ause of vIcious lies. . port, so I never c.ired much for hull rithrr. . ould It look temble if I t,iuti home' and my husband ' SIDE BY SIDE . hflflul if ti" Ii ..- - REFRIGERATORS . tie He really (loesnI want to go either, but se're afraid that if he doesn't go, the whole family I - - EAT I2DTWR t2Cu Ft -1113 EAD IIPTA 10 Cv. Ft.-SS:3 $ 54, 6C Ft Req I23I EAHDcw EAD1,GKWR — • 1 address mall to "Mary and a. ORLANDO MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM S5.0O— FOR TICKETS CALL --- - ,, ____ .- _________________ - .— _- _________________________________ te Circuit Court for Seminole DEV-14, the address of Eli PugtI ,( N.rth p _____ Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Mn. . . 'a . 'ii.' 's' . saiify ihe terms o laid Writ of Execution Polk iC : -. 4 . )P Jones (right) euterin gtst, (kit1 anu Mn. ClflamotberofGardenClumemberMr$,ERWj ,• II. 1%. ffC' .. • ••.' ' \' , S -.•- .# " ,• - I ______-t ' , • w -. : _ul 1UI'L . . L.:.... .. .. .. __________ , 1 , /4 &. t"t p .- •I&I - I '' . I I - .- I 7i/( - - SMITH, his wie. -:. ,• Ravapea,, s ________________ -.- Ii i -... -. r 1 dl.. 'I• . 1 I CASE NO 7114?3-CA-09.F torney for the personal repsesen- with IPie Clerk of the Circuit Court, in STATE .'UTUAL SAVINGS AND tative are set forth below. end for Seminole County, Florida. LOAN ASSOCIATION, California All persons having claims or upon receipt of proof of the corporation, demands against the estate art publication of this notice, the tic Pla*ntift. required, WITHIN THWEE MON fltiOtj name, to wit V THS FROM THE DATE OF THE ALTAMONTE AIR CON 9:40 Ii _____I " '. -. I ',. 5TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN (ROWE, whose address is Star the undersigned, pursuant to the AND FCiR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Route 37763, Sanford, Florida 32771. "Fir,titiot., Name Statute" Chapter 800 . t. - . W - -' ______________ FlorIda 37771. The personal TO WHOM IT MAY ONCERN .. 1&' W'4 ff A Publaili Jan 2). 30. 1976 0EV 114 — ______ - OlIVE-IM "' -. -.. -;; .. 1 • -... - '1 1 I ..t I . * 72). 1u'r ht LW# . I P . • ___________________ Orlando, Flonija 37*03 Ranoaa ewomea- , 1 ,_4 --- I ' The Adventures of the • ,. .. I business as may properly come COUNTY FLORIDA County Florida wIl receive sealed neiore inc CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-34-CA1S-EF bids up Ia 2:00 P.M. Monday, 343$ Lawloi, Road. , ENGAG EME NT -. J , .'., R. ______ } s— the first publication of this notice. L aura rbdra Crc-ne, Oppoflunity tc be fully heard. Each claim or demand must be in Deceased. e DIRECTION of Chairman writingandm'jStst.te the placeot I'IOTICEOFADMINISTRATION William 1. Mayo, Commissioner residence and post office address of TO AI.L PE RSO01S I-4AVINa William 4 A...t r..l 'he claimant and must be SWorfl to CLAIMS AND DEMAHDS Paula F. Hawlnj, as and conby the claimant. hl agent, or hiS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE stituting the Florida PubliC Service attorney, or it will become void AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN- Commission thiS 33rd day of according tO law, TERESTED IN SAID ESTATE: December, 1975 S Thomas I Gilliland, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ISEAL) As Executor that the administration of the estate William U. DeMilly invofyod with a vetty 'vate 1 ?Z . j ... 4 1 —s . sad Court on this, the 7th day of the times and places Indicated. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE January. 1976. 10:30AM. Tuesday, Februar' 3. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR (Sedat) 1976, Florida Pubic Svice Corn CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Arthur H 1eCkwith, Jr mission District OffIce, 660 South SEMINOLE COUNTY Clerk of the Circuit Court Orlando Avenue, Winter Park. g iCharde Florida February 1. 1976 also In RE Ettte of ?ePherflOfl fld "i' reServed CHARLIS L GILLIL..ND, Attorneys and DOCKET NO. ?54494-CCS On the Counselors At Law application of CENTRAL MEDINOTICE TOCREDITORS Post Office Drawer One CAR, INC. for authority to transport All credtors 01 the estate of Casselberry, Florida ill, infirm, handicapped or iniured CHARLES E. GILLILAND, 37707 persons not requiring medical are hrreØy notified and Publish - Jan. 9, 16. 23. 30. 1V7 ssistance i route within Orange, required to file any claims or 0EV Votusia, Polk. Osceola, Breverd, demands wtiich they may hawe , - Seminole end Lake Counties against said estate in the Office 0, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR John P. Bond. 7764 Douglas Road. Clerk of Circuit Court of Semnote SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA. Miami, Florida 13133, 5 attorney for County, Florida. in the courThouse at PROBATE DIVISION the applicant. "-- ' Deputy Clerk ¶°' Publish Jan 9, 16. 23, 30. 1916 ' .. , . .: rr•. ______ cord ince with tflt provisiOns Of tie wiginal with the Clerk of the above Fictitious Neme Statutes ToWit tytedCourtonor btfore February Priscilla Lane, CIai.do 9 CHANGING TIMES 245 -9 CHILD SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT 300 4 6 TENNIS Virginia 4irn5 Tori 0 JOURNEY TO JAPAN 9 MEDICARE 6 U S OF ARCHIE 9 HOT DOG 12 VEGETA8LESOUP 7-30 2 VEGETABLE SOUP 6 HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS 9 GIUJGANS ISLAND 12' GO City_State L cocs .tiht i puilud jciursl Autn vs Florida. 4 CEFI 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE 230 6 SOUNDING BOARD _____ _____ :Itoh hr:d wise, a ludument may be entered Cash, Subject tO any and all exitin9 against you for the relief demanded leins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County CourthOvS In lPs Pefltion. Witness my hand and the seal of in Sanford. Florida, the above desCtibe'l personal property. sad Court on Jaruary 7th. 1976 ISCahr H fleckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court a1I''F Fir - ' NOTICEC'FSUIT Casselberry. I' SS"X34" '0 2" TO. WII.im EcMarcl Davis *ater meters aare-ss urmnown 5pectficatotss may be obtained FIC'IITIOUSNAME YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED fromttieCityMaraageq Ca.sefb-iry Notice Is hereby yr-n that I am thatan actionfor (.Aangeof Nameof City Hall The City reserves the Tint-gil are twarded citations 130 9 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 11) WALL STREET WEEK W MOVIE The Gokjen task Waruia Hen&x, Van 3eft'n itiM 1955 Reporter iCCC 7 fiese*pOditioflSee4. r bisoi troase Africa. 200 . ) Florida, Inc. whose address i 106 and the undersigned as Sheriff of W, Central Blvd., Orlando. Florida, Seminole County. Florida, will at of 37001. and file the original with the 11:00 AM. On the 9th da ' anon Arruiton. -,, YOU ARE HEREIIY NOTIFIED aCCording to the pta? thereof a liXJ her trooding Cowt)Oy LEGA The annual Stoc ktioldersot the FtaQshP Bank of . • ii - ii 1• A Chairnutn for thc Golden Voile Williams Jr (1958-60 76 filed agai.-ist you and you are Florida. required to •erve a çy of your Additional information available • LegalNotice m1ics Gage and tnnrVj Cwt m uvn Iflay atx)ut a ssnIo event •n the "ri .r r.. theFifthD.mension,Jars, Ian Ouoen, Tom 1'. HaIl 230 2 DAILY DEVOT1OtILAL I #RII V') I. LL I . • THECOS8YKIDS 9 AMEAICAN BANDSTAND Guests Smiir'y Robinson Eric THE ROOKIES Willie 9 _________________________ - by virtue of that certain Writ of ExecutiOn isuld out of and under 9 MOVIE The sIit CaA Gato. Marilyn Morioo 9 DAILY U%) 730 2 LAST OF THE WILD 2 CO us SKATE CITY SATURDAY NIGHT 1:00 2 DAILY DEVOTiONAL 2 FLORIDAS WATCHING -1 GENTIlE FOUR G I-ICE HAW WALL STREET WEEK 1200 2 12 THE JETSONS 9 12 11-30 12 4 ( 1 NEW 12 SPACE 1999 €Z) FLORIDA REPORT -. AN1MAL"' LI lu-c .ntarct'ca Alternoon Mdry T. Norton. city Clerk -'. 4::• -- An Inte 'sti • I - I ' I '.'. '. 17. corresponding secretary; and Hefreshmenth were contributed 92 - - j orthn secretar), F pps president 194b-48 and depicting the hLstor) of the club Sc hurnacker (1952-54), lrs legant tea at the (, irden ii dcrued piopely owned by NOTICE OF ACTION *1 BLACK PERSPECUVE 10 FRANCISCO ROY RIVERA. MichaRusk.SdPtOPeftb&fl Lj54 lIlt '"1 P1M Resdenu, Unknown L.i? known iocaieain eminoie'.oun'y, r ,vrIvo. GOLF 11 , 12 WESPMNO 4 6 GHOST BUSTERS 9 000 BALi COUPLE THE BIG BLUE MARBLE Comedy about f decide to statsh a Manllat- Outdoor Rides Next Door " ' A ______ THE lain FOR Novcr,ber A C) 1976 In that Cef irk oi . CIRCU N It led ' erb't S . SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA case en W 700 CLUB €B POP GOES Ti-it CO(JN TRY BUNNY POPEVE S1 10c7it mi' Arotha Franklin. Olivia NeMon-JOhn cohost the third V I - p.m. on Monday. February 16. 1976 a? 10 00 AM. Saturday etjruary 4 6 NEWS 5 3- GLJJGA14 €Z) SESAMESTREET(R) 1030 Springs Florida at 1% regularly Pine Ave Sanford Ha .• .• dining and bedroom flñ " ur J WUL. iVL1rILL) GRCCVYGHO4JLI[ '1 4 . .,. 10 9 LOST SAUCER 10 ' thotrailofanannedrotjbecwto Gig Young Ida Lt.0-k MYFAVORITEMARTIAN n uncij1ed riyr trxj un Tuesdays Private Parties Only Wednesdays 7:30.10:30 p.m. Closed 2nd Wed. of every ____ Makota Sakamotoa, gymnasts SuzyCh.tloevs flot) [yandM'trseCn J'r Schedule Mondays 7:i'JO.lO:OO p.m. i_J.eIJY i 7:30 p.m. February 16. 1916. All items flt'Ionging to Barbara Mon bidders the r agents or represen 1000 MarCnOSIOr . EncPnd 9 ABC MOVIE. Doanco' Jon Voight. Btsl Regular Skatln SHOW Aprobaskotbaflteam hares C) Harity to 9?VQ A D,'fl BUGS BUNNY- - avai$.sble at the office of the City fow 2 12 NCAA SKETRAI.L 4 '6 SCOOBYDOO Dennis Morgan. Viveca LrldfOrS. 1948 $ of ixwators starxang tr France for avos 1000 2 12 POLICE STORY J3'iJfl5 PEactiin and Lou -- ,ho is tinkod vith a pr cj pufiu,d (liyu ,$), Tho iT2flj ¼nahans(h.ghwwO)widttio Cossack Cavalry From S40 ''r 4. ry1s 9 PRO (30W1..ERS TOUR King Louse (:)p( 2 12 THE SECRET LIFE 31 WALDO KITTY Featijed VO wo esrwniu traaflOr5 LACJ SPECIAL - Jzk - T 6 PEBBLES AND BAMM BAVI son (David Speabotg) and his t .. .. pedition Premiere , Bedfxd (Danny Thomas) ,ousos to adiTlit that 3 NAME THAT TUNE 9 ABC NEV ! captseaGorinangeneraiaai y W STAR TREK 600 6 9 NEWS 6 CBS NEWS 4 !!_ ! !! ! .6 CONCENTRATION F - ega Legal Notice r!i!f!.! fF- - $ (AN 1SCw IS Cu Ft Rq 322 1d Req 1 — SAF StOW Req S1t7 $ 31 �- - - - --- I - - - - - - - - -- -- - Friday, Jan. Adventist s Methodis THE SEVENTH DAY 1] T A Awsociolf Posteerl TH E SLVE'T$ GAY ADVENTIST CHURCH C In Isom "I Is Nation OUR NATION \. / Zl I Past', . 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Mak-oll werl.skill c I . 9.41 a in law ft" WWI*# C*WCJI S4 how Morrisoig; *Wfilkop £vs*inpi&)S am A. lNp Ivedn"oday 1110vemas Player Grogggy 6 lip a I oChicago 1 mom COMMUNITY UNITED • - V914109 Wee-SAwel -. - . . -, * Mo nday THE LAKE MANY UNITED PRESSYTIRIANCHUNCH tNt Ave .La$ey MFTHOOIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CmU&CN Other Churches - -- - -' • 'R I __ - - MW"Womanly new W.11460"Fe be" ft THE MO1O( CHAPEL OrAPP" Wed.Late Afteleree, - - t - CR k Ephcsians 4:25-32 - cv Ass4st Poster I 311 Iii ctat 0w III ii vv cst'q Si Felleverthe's 5NF 7 Numhers We all know the shock of losing something we value. A misplaced book or valuable Papers—evena Lreasured heirloom —gone astray can frustrate usor hours or even days. Diligent search often ends the mystery, but tile Memory of our exasperation lingers. et while the loss of something material is easily grasped many of us never realize Ilia[ we may be missing important intangibles . . . hke the secret of a more satisfying life Catholic - Christian 'Fr - s ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHULCN . ..... - paI sea v' it Narn Sol So Vmom - can UPSALA PIIISYTISIAW CHURCH FIRS UNITED M ETHODIST 419 Partg A we a Lee F 2b 1 9 Poster S N £ Iii M 'Znp • SdavScs Saturday Matthew 8.23-34 ; tagirsaw Schm V coo in MWMIK Weirilimp Evening iftegsike I sop M PAOA *IsLIyAN CHURCH M$e*.A,, K L OWl? :: Pas FIMaIy NIM to "am t vwp 7 NØM Wed It T 'I A- ivj - - FLAGSHI P U.S. BANK ' SEMINOLE PANTR I WILSON-EICHELSERGER E C ElsedandStaff MORTUARY Eunice I Wilson ana Staff ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes DEKLES' GULF SERVICE GREGORYLUMBER of Sanford Mel Dekte and Employes Sanford, Fia Hvard H Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. CRUMLEY-MONTEITH INC. Insurance ervice W__ ss. to Whatever you can conceive and believe, you can achieve. Jesus taught we are what our released believing is. He said, "As thous hast believed, o be it dm mere is peat power in your berrg - - t p - But the good things you desire won tJust fall to your p— )ouhavetolaunchintoth Myoubecomewllflntopusthe best of your believing into whatever you're doing and go beyond w hat Is required merelyto" etb "you will becomethan ordinary. You hrill become extraordinary. -- iii I J ' -• ti .____ ____________ - I recommend to you my book "Daily Guide to Miracles and Suecessful Iiwng Tlwough Seed Faith The book Is a key to believing something better about )oue, your day and then doing it The principles m It apply to any area of life I read it every daymyslfandhaveadapdtheideastomyufe. own -• - I U_ ____ . ' . • ___________ ' _______ You are coming to the place where you realize the sum Perry W. Collins Jr., curate at Holy Cross Episcopal Cburch of Sanford is congratulated by the rector, Rev. Leroy Soper (left aiter being ordained Into the priesthood MoUddy night by the Right Reverend William If. Folwell, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida In a service at R oly Cross. A reception was held following the ordination. (HerWd Photo by Tom Vincent) Downtown Sanford Don Kn Ight & Staff hasurvived bv '.secularizing profusion of "new rchgions-1 PERRY that swept the American cene As an example, fie cites in the past 10 Years is now re- "transeendantal meditation," a ceding says a noted church technique which 110W disavows • historhin in sizing up trends in any religious links, although faI th fo resm for the rest of the Ik. Marty says its religious roots were obvious when it first lie prellcts a settled down" was imported to this country in period of stability for the main the late l%Os Rev. Curran (Spotty) Spot Reverend hnupp is on eery second Monda God's gret world a living ansportalion will be used, y of the coffee hour in the parish hall experience line Christian swood, "Flying Parson the having coin. lie says other for the Kings Re% furloughof after month for a time of including boat train and motor . The theme f r the programs IThillininec wi 1 I con ,, ng Pleted suc aadNlrb. IA.-o F. King of &-inford coach. fifth term of rather than ech onday. will be The I But "the boom is over" for costalism, also are slipping and a inini-mission at First United missionary service. During his iving Christ in the see God s wonder in so much of the various novel cults that that' the hardline Jesus mov e.Methodt Church of Sanford years in C suana he has red PresDyterian speaker will be Richard Sch the world and enjoy showing covered as well as the Rhine have proliferated mainly ment tas long ago had it.,,, hers scenic sights this weekend. lie will be as pastor, district superin. among the young, says the Rev. The annual Presbyterian midt, assistant pastor of peaking at the worship service According to Leo and Rubye Valley, Northern Germany and Of various e s Dr. Martin E Marty , a tendent and field superin- Celebration for the St. Johns Asbury United ' on Sunday at 830 and 11 am Austria. Some of the cides to be sa ofystheir Profes.sor at the University iearglamor is gone. ThIe Youth from First Church esbyte will be held Sunday Church, Maitlandpeaker SMethodist King, of the First Unitedvisited are Oslo, Stockho lm on \tetth Church of Sanford , The number of affluent young t 7:30 p.m, it the First Nleinity School. arch 4 will be and Grace United Copenhagen, Cologne, ethodist Pauline Ifar. "our minds are made larger Presbyterian fie Says all of them aren't Peple and bored suburbanites will combine at 6:45 p.m. Church of on tern, wife of the Pastor of the and the wonders of life increase Weisbaden, Munich, Innsbruck, on which likely to disappear In the Sunday evening for Youth through travel." Iley have ing Hard times have been here ediate future but some a]. denomination, Dr. Paul M. Church, Winter Park. Fellowsh p. conducted tour groups to the Those interested in in. Edris, former pastor of First ready have declined, leaving long enough to cut down on the wil.1 speak to the men of the Bishop nomas J. Grady of llolv I-and on different oc. formation on this summer's luxury of people free to drift." i Presbyterian Chiirch of the Roman Catholic Diocese of only toces. fie said the survi. church on Monday at a 6:30 b casions, an Around-the-World excursion rimy write Rev. Kin i, A Daytona Beach, as special Orlando will be the speaker on tour, tours to Central America ors have 'hardened" and, In As for the main bodies of or- a m breakfast. The United Ii Li a Using their vacation Ume for pest He has for the past year April 1 general, no longer arouse the gan1 region e says they Methodist Met t'iCia1 hodist nOflWfl a nd Europ r e. has been most been touring mission fields, are entering "a settled-down fascination they once did. wiH hear him speak on Monday On July 19 they will be rewarding for the Kings visiting large and small as they Althoughthey had 'claimed period in which expectations evening at 6 30 at a covered Deltona United departing for a Scandanavian have made many friends and %, l congregations, colleges and to be anti-institutional alterna. seem lower and a more realistic Wsh dinner in Fellowship Hall. I northern European itinerarycollected mementos and taken seminaries and serving on the Anticipating a good response fiVeS to the organized religion generation has learned to be Rev. and Mrs, SPotswood are General Executive Board. at the auction on Feb. that last for 24 days. ne tour piclares of many countrie& he says, covenng most of th All newly elected officers of 7 at 10 a.m,, Dellona United in the church and traveling each church i deacons and Cliurch of Christ has extended ized forn of organized religion A stabilizing vend is evident District during the week and flight to picturesque Bergen elders will be recognized Permits them to work together the time to receive donated Ot after several years of shrinking areleading ech ch oplein Norway several means of an outside There will be a combined choir consigned articlei for sale. The membership, he said ere discipline" a similar way as they d In the o f members of many of the area cbch will be open on Feb He says the main sign that meas r d Philippines They organized "Only when churches, a robed processional and6 from 9 a in to 1pm to thtir heydey Is done is that against the artificial boom of many mis.-don stations and he carried on 'whereas the claims of these the 190s has there e wor 0 banners representing all of the Chairman Natalie Brent hit-and-run gurus used to be en. loss," he says. stipeerintending the churches by REV. C.J. KNUPP churches in the presbytery. added that refreshments all (Lay . tertained seriously," they now use of his small airplane for the tendent As field superintendent Exciting Weekend That Will 1any &e also beginning and light lunch at noon will be are pa.st 25 -ears, Inform and Upgrade the Soul of Mani "treated either as mildly recognize that many of the lo his dlities have taken him over St. James available at the auction and she amusing, only mildly alarming es must have come fcom ast area reaching from the invites all to attend flLMIIv. SALVATION[ DELIVERANCEI andsometirnesas being 'on the ranks of those who joined annual Paola Wesieyan t'orneroon River in Wetcrn en's ay take.' pierficially in the 1950's revival. Rev. Clarence J. Knupp. I Guyana to the borders of Progriun, at St. James AE Bible Anointed Maranotho Dr. Marty, a Latheran, wTit Except for their presence in th 9th Street and C)-press missionary of The Wesleyan 1tCIK Guiana and deep into e ' ing In Cn'et, a semcntil, pews tky ui(ord, wul be held Pentecostal Mary Alice Hatcher do not seem to Church to Guyana, South t hinterland of G yana o the analysis of trends I.ssued Iry Ainvtica, will speak at 7:30 Indian inission statI ns at Sunda at 11 a.m. and 5 pmi. rrJr&xd- FinarKim offerings, a From Taft, C Niaranatha Pentecostal cago by the Claretian Fathers, good American test of faithful pm, today at the Paola Paramakatot arid Pipilipat with the theme "Bicentennial a Catholic order, says "non ness, do not Ch urch, 1016 french Ave. l lluniitton seem to have Wesleyan Oiurth Orange Bl%d (protmced Peepeeleepie) Sanford is planning a hardened" marginal groups feced" and Old SR lie a man of many and Community cekend with Jesus' with aried experiences ranging 1016 renc Ave sertices today tough Sundiy .from preaching to bookkeeping Methodist Jan. 30,31 and Feb. I (Fri., Sat. a Sun.) at 7:30 p.m. Sister ary Alice to blding on Jungle mission Dr. Wesley Duwel. president hatcher will present her stations, fie is a skilled chalk The Great Spirit of -AMMON= S Spirit of Revival I OMS International i formerly 'ninistr% of preaching. healing artist and h s utilized this Transportation Call Johnny Amos 323-2679 , Society), and deliverance. t al ent h. speakissionari. att and Mr.--,. krwppCservedOriental fie services at Community for one term on the island of United Methodist church of Antigua in the West Indies dr. Casselberry, Sunday. fie will be where the), pastored the accompanied by Ch.arles and thriving St. Johns Church and PhIlIsSceraisoontheOM p ______ •-:' Irs, Spicer will provide District Superintendent. special music and there will be anthem by' the chancel choir. First I At the 7 p.m. service na the l pe W,'' School urch chalteil I of of moved to within 12 of its total froiii the Gideon seociety in A ~~w q enrollment present last addition to the usual study in . on Christian Science Sunday, in the econd week of the Word and singing. ,' S 1 . , its •id,inee program which LOt lilhilliS hiihflt coere uish C member of the Ch risti ' ' " a n Sci • I ence contircs trough Feb j supper usually held the first IV '1111 11 W — Board of Lectureship His topic tient, led in the junior Wednes(l.ay of tile month h~J.s — I ' ' will be: ARE YOU RESOURCEFUL? epar nen , w I betn t ned to Feb 11 it =•; and Joe Logan in the Junior 6:30 p.m. Dr. L.arry Webb of the 4 a High, and Toni Fleming in Epicenterin Orlando will speak a •' i Sefflor High with the most on family tiunseling ,a I 17 r visitors, At 9:30 a.m., Sunday, a 9 .1 A +'_,, 4 4 group of teen fruin Fimt Episcopal Women Scand in vian Tour Kin S D. PLANTE, INC. WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes Ovideo Florida and Employes CELERYCITY STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff PRINTING CO., INC. FLAGSHIP BANK TRANSMISSION of Sanford and Staff David ______________________________ Beverly and Staff 200 W. First - JIM %, Primitive, 9#0,11 chwca. If," W Insist O.. -_ CFvuv laaI'sI it £ g Wasp We- Aws'100 840"Sl' CAWCU, 113111 P*w A., la., Fa ta CbcA. 1143 2015' --; t •aØsI INI W P., it Ill W ftS-,* Lake 11411likit. 111,41100 Rd, Frn Fork Chow, '. p Fero soffeto CAW& of owes" F-V 84sittit Choorcl, of Llke 4WY F." "pottil chwa of Coo, Cogtor,cm Grand First 118611st Cligincit Of '4 Itoffif (.I T toilo#0 C140rch - ossi. , cwt Fuan Mud $4p1141 CAIC, O$4d1 la Ctt an o. W. Caa METHODIST Chwc%*# Ctirist of Late 914m. U S OF fl k Clossafterty S'Aw" $*I"*"$@ Cbwct 44 COWISI. $411 Late Howill Rd first Lob# UtAsot ootoothodI st Chwtli Iletherl A M E Cbwch, Canaan Is CcSe* CIO$ G.a Clvvcl of C.s0 CRcl Christ. aa it Uptal& Consmunity perew Ill,"10,141011 chweh, *84 8 Y OVINTIST Ftt Lie. Sttl Oa £4vøt, Clvrcl H DIV Advttiti Cc MI tI$d Awe. Calwat"V _____ 4M Pwest C", j., • ' - - .-- - - -- --- - - -- MN 04)1* SYS*th-diy A Grata UAWTA4 A4fli"111 C111,0101. Arrpaegrl SIT4 Gram Clifew A a ChegrCh. O"Oft so God. 191 ity Jbid it Ns Crl JO&A's AA*st~,p $W St CTgeyC,%. It" Clprn% So T#00# 54091AS CAWC%. PSIPI SV-w*§ NO. A.ItAingeouget %iferts" WU,#m Ckow 104toostary &West Cklerct, AANt a WItham to. Aft-okof spir"i lIsa' Ntps Bapti st C1'srcl. 7*1 Oiaa't A,, CA t"Ot. ft Cbm"Ch 04 the h4f,w-11. Late Mary ARC. 54a'$WI p c.,i.c crc ria. as St £vpØØ CaI ct. Si.ws a'w lt'. Rd. Casur1 Posts ftoolon Mg-ft... %I, Rl 46 51 Joints A M 9 "Is bi Cwfls V "Awle's A III, I CAWCA, $1. All all, ofte", It Pagli*1 "likitt"If Co"Petti, 011900 Ild. asolorpristi go,, I#fssp4o 1.104.1041 Relf"ItHs." '' ' ' Blvd. Atlao"ooftl Srogig, Choefth 40 God in Christ, oviAloo EffmAgrif Cs"Wrt 0 C-_2 NAZARENE EPISCOPAL FSVItCRW(RN1I1,,* I &PCaI Cca I Hi Cris Fe'a Part Gsva (twiN sp Lv, 3 Piti A.. •4 I~&* Chwtk, 0vl, tVH,A First Chrilliato Charts, 160 i %&*Wl Chf`1141%8411 ChWCII. 113 W Am"i Ififtif Clittlev *w - - -= - - --I4- 3a'dWapt' ( WIPMI. OTHER CHUItCHrS Alson's A M JE CbWC#I, Msee All F## Par, 0114 Siwdift Avt* Cp S•a'daH Ave CjtWb",, _____________ 1)1 Ave . ______ musical program and share Women of th e Church of the __i ': their faith in testimony as to Good Shepherd, l Lake Ave., . • what Christ means to them. Maitland, will sponsor a pr 'tt' %Ir aiiu Mrs James Goode, of Longwood, (right) were honored t I I • ' • ne Ii r .tI meet at Sanford The Lenten program crics for toe thodis Unit Naval Academy Sunda), at 2 first Thursday morning f Church of Casselberry. Principal speaker was Dr. Herbert P.m., to leave for DaytGna February, March and Apr il. Bowdoln of the Sh-thodist [four radio broadcast and Bowdoln. for I Sowder Evangelistic Crusades. Members of IhA- church, the tile home of Ivor Hughes, who Christian women In the greater (,00des will be working with the Methodist Hour team, on with his parents will see as Orlando area, will follow th which e he will sen-te as usistant crusade director after resigning W hots. 9:30 a.m. Eucharist service in position %ith Port Everglades Steel. Circle 2 of the CVF will meet the chapei nd %1I include a : _______________________________ . . . BANQU 2134 S1141410111 Alliance CAWC1, ,$dI s 04" li BN s ET U RS wa N LOCAL COUPLE r W,tftsaas.1*6 The ""Itylorl" Chwch, "if Best tat# of Canaan olo"Cf, 2- -- -- --- = -- - -: ------ --' ------- - IN we "Itte Lord ifflges Cpw,lt Wlith,a,90age 11 - i $t - .S4 'ni SANFORD CIVIC CENTER I ON GI r. SAT4 1 JAN. 31-3 P.M. Cislowcal 'A Jews 01e, Ill 04 Latter 1111 Path Ave sailors orthed" Cawch.%I Day Ch 1464119m chowl. 14gry Ftwn Part First Cleterch woI C"1%1, 0 U4 tO Os.' Sh,d 1IIMOn,et FI -I k -__ , Come, Hagariu CRWC It "d S4R e L*v f(II open SWi Taiq11 lW P"t' StsaiMt' NiA k.ti 'n øI,i,itai C(t J ou a S Me Seminole Blvd. Roy J Linnig Christian Science Lecturer -': • - - - - - - -- -- = - --,- ---- Sanford Ave. - , Roy t - & All Welcome—Child Care Provided - innig has lectured an authorized tnhr of Chri sti an Sc ience. V him speak of how Christian Science healed his brother overnight of a severe, Possibly fatal illness. Come Listenl Lecture Arranged by First Church Christ SCientist, Sanford _________ -=-- h 1:t , - - Prt MThI7 Chwc* 555 W 4c 5t It - ' - s,, -•_ - - . ed I$ Jtrrp A f avep can IIVI : P 1 *4,, D,laz Ct7 Nt*4t C1w * H F ,jt Un,t (kt III Pars A • *.st Iaa1s, *. Vt Olive A44$tb*001 Uottal Chevereft, SoJiLaide Star-telf$ Rd. - _ Come leapo h h CHURCH OF CHRIST JA-Ts kei 105`*Sfle 11011,hil CJWCA, It lid I'$ O,Ivep, I Pagel 68felist CheoftS. 11) Plead A" p -• - t (r i - CHURCH -. ASUMILY Of GOD Fvms tst* Oa' ------ S. — HARRELL& BEVERLY I - - - •. Y, SAPITIST loverli Saiplast CbwM Oveab $w Baptist ASSW. - achie%e what you want (planting a seed), then confidently Peet ng results. Because expecting results is a sure-fire way to getthem that, and sornethInggood will ha0y - BISHOP ORDAINS of - KIN IGHT'S SHOE STOR E F,92Z 4 T,C45' =7 _T~ - ~A _____ u ' and Empioyes _____ WI LSON MAI ER FURN11 URE CO. t dIldMrs AIWibun THE McKIBBIN AGENCY DISCOUNT FOODS : IL J. C. PENNEY COMPANY John Y Mercer and Staff El 'niLl itnage you have of your: );A] )ecome.. w at you do. If you have a self-image of defeat, you can attract defeat. But if you project a mental Image of yourmlf as you want thbe belleveil and strive for it with auyour heart, the released power of your uelieving goes to work to bring AME This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible OF -- is; END WITH JESUS p,- 4 - r and - 3:13-26 you I A up"Is Reots Thu rsday Proverbs rhis search needn t take long though Millions find the faith that fulfills — oe Sunday in church. FIISTCHURCHOFCN*ISTICIENTIIT I No in Sat. V-04 Marts i - wahamE Fgh i k:1r - i Rev KoftWtkww S Na iii Ii Na uscles.' SO today it's "Rocke Rod mwall. With hard tbeir coach projected for thern _____________ -- OUS5 Sund B Luke IN #At ft a V of Mw,r4 - Pftftf Marovage I Ill 14- Ila an of seam o son"If sch" "Wool wes mop 'tram" Hew M Tifeckor Drive, $eEsta sed - or a_ Now Ii l4vasor nday ki" A t i It -_______________________ . - \. oI v / / • • _ . ,, ; t I i I feel 50 ordinary —just average. But I want to be mure. I want to be special. Can 17 A. I believe with all my head you can. You can become watever you desire Inyow heart tobeLg you u keep w. goal clearly in mind and apply yourself to It. he secret of success,.,f becoming all you want to be is your believing and learning how to release Uiat believing, Have you heard of two at tennis pver Ken Itosewall and Rod Layer? They were good in the sLttIe, but in the sevendes they've emerged ai real chmpions. As a boy Rod I;iver was s;ow-footed. yet his coach ricknampirlhim "Rocket.,, . . COLLINS Methodist - II ,-' t NEW YORK IAIJ) Presbyterian - flwr* was a Cul s Are ' Now On Decline . Wi ' s Believing Is Achieving - CS time when the Prevailing cultural climate was And what Is secular saturated with Christian materialism, this thing we hear Concepts and attitudes. In those lYs One was an "outsider" 1 SO much about' r he was anathdst materialism holds the acswptIon that there Is r God look upon askance if he is a and that the temporal horizon Is dedicated Christian. Cornunristians must all that there is, and all that Is mitted neceswy for a complete life on recognize that this spirit of this age is in open conflict against Christianity, and resist it It Is obvious that secular nd militantly. materialism has crept into the seminary as well Is i nto our This conflict is not a new one, systems, nd, in fact it his wailed for centuries. Paul every corner and crevice (if our ~~rute of one of his un. lives. Either Innocenti), or derstudies. "Demas hath k overt IYour Supre me Court gave h reat t and aid to the Present world." Demas fell prey to materialism to the secular i i passe t e Supreme Court see ar pu of his day. ruling against prayer in our Today, the person who schoob follows Christ will have to buck This unprecedented ruling the tide of relativism, lust shows how thoroughly we secular , arism nanUUspiriIoIUfl have come saturated with age, but tie has a lot goingfor philosophical whi h i a The Bible says, Greater close cousin to agnosticism. is fie that is in you than he that One often made to wonder Is in the world," and Chri st Just how far apart America and gi es his followers ultimate the Soviet Union actually are %Ict()r% c . 0 i.i wi Sr a - OF I. F II Wa * *s4 liNt Ct'n I sop on FII%T PENTECOSTAL (MUlCH u.eran 07 * ?i' tar, Aw,*., - AL X_ CHURCH OF CHRIST i atm It "apt I sop in I foam :tv C '" ; ,k 6"p, I top m R"tor Mid IN"It Service (Wed) cvra, iy Pr*v 0w itt HOOT ciff"reviefts" Philosophically They den God openly, and we, more hypocritically. deny him by our it FIRST C64UIICM of THE So NAZARENE MI Oofd Ave 0 [11-411 pallet Sonday i(fto 0 416 M Awlsointrog *orttlkop is so Episcopal I Prayer ~Ing Wed P d IANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I IT ArW Blvd -one 12.1 tsc Vale"" M F&WRIew Gormse" C" HWV 11111 Postive, 11 of a I" sop an % HYPS 1! -I V, E wevemal Service tun *04,I&P O" 38 0 an Baptist GENEYA CHURCH Of THE NAZAP.ENE St at 46 r flow A C Get" Anti-Christian? $ Despite our claims that m nation, the intellectual climate today in our country is strongly antiChliStlafl.O:leverysldetoday.s children are expo to the secular world view. FIRST SOUTHFON .:-:•-- Ora, Roberts . - Friday, Jan. 3O, I97-3S c: Meth odist ::::-:: : .: : : : Evening Herald Sanford, Fl Congregationalihrfsan ::: Southern tda N's P astor's Corner .. . ,— The Hsi imp ANUO UNITED Palo Noog sod Royrrivid THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY,. ly"ll City—Ill 436 t- --- -- :'- -- -. - -- - --. :. -- �Iry r1W T - _ ITTTT 4 B—Even inn Heral era d, Sanford,F I - Frld.y. Jan, 30, 1976 • Ans*er _____ BEETLE BAILEY ________________ _____ Walker - ------ I 4VE A AT TIME -. - AT TIME A .OT OF W:U. ILL Oi. E WA1 TIME WILL )'J 5E i4OE FOR •%EETN Q PINNER . I COAMUTTEE `I! water , 16 Guided _ _________________ ) A I 1 ___________________________ 'J- u! THE BORN LOSER g `%0I -~M gl~q-,5 - 11~ I MVT tARE 1 ~ Z WOT 09 R)M% W FAXAF NZE I ______ 10M ,14F __________________________ - - __ -ivl Z=w 4 -'_" ,_,, I W II I a :.!"- - t 'C"If ___ Z -4— , . - _- . / FUT e — . . le_~~~,.*.R.----.,LLsiz.--.;.N..&-.-&-.._ - flWAT-kfil; I - ), A- 1 ::::: aborigines ) 9 Shark's &22 Molten rock £L: quatrel i Treats with - 36 Of earthquake 38 Fights between 31 Gaeloc satellite 6 Soviet City 7 Folding bad 33 Mohem.rnedan 51 Spanish seabirds 37 Daughter of aamus (rryth ) 14 Public notices W Not any (dial I n, .r.~O~- - 7A 11 1 IMPRESSVE) BWDING 3UIT (FOR O $7 \ PE SQUARE / 1 -; T ______ -- - yI I .I - -i - ------- [abI, 57 aw -1 Vh/ V/I ANA2t&J WHAT DOES IT H OUS E Z. ___ Lew — is — 2l — - ? - Th 7 flJ -i 21 28 OUR 37 - _____________________ 40 42 41 - - - - /flJ ( TEATRF ARTS P4RTI11ENT II - _____ j - - i - !io — — - -- - ____ OH? RKY.' 'çq _ 10 ~ ,;iiiii_4 o fl '~_, ,,_! ,.-,.-' ___ \ (, PAO wWAS T,-IAT' ) IT ,~; LADIES , 131 - ___. 0 \,_~,._-.-, , 0 I I . oJ .61 r1b lk ( . . % _., ~! - I owl - I I~11~1- z ~_; - __ rl,-. _ I ____ i --- --,,,~,~,. 'r .. I. - 9 ..._,A, r - - .:) . 3 - r ___ 7 --__ __ - ___ — - _ Z_ _ =__ . C ,.-.r I . .~ L 0LIVER WANTSTO - GO AHEAC>, HOLLYHOCK! -1 HE WON'T %. )_ WANDS' ~ -Y-ou ") _f f, - - . (Jv A' v .1 IF _____________________ L I.,50 - - . I ç'WP 0 ~ I TOPS Club would appreciate it very much if you would ) I HE REALLY A FORTHE -. . -S,IOULGOON P4ASTFEW COFFEE FREE I LOOK AT THE WAY A SU44E YEARS E S DIET7 J . ~ %, -m ~,W 1-~ _~ k - 11 , Cc)RpcqAnoN We mom YES' CuPS O COFFEE FREE ,I- COFFEE - FREE 'S available to you it would be wise to ha v e an evaluation at 0 '° hieandshitoucintxpect fatigue is often a sign of emphysema because the dis. / I M ", ~'*'4 , - ,. - -ie~_x_4~.k '&T-, __ ____ l L _________ . . TA ?I --A V Ili' - ., % r ,~:.-.-EI, A),-,Ir. !-~ t . .-.,.:;., _VV)i - _. , wffl.. , V.-i".. .,;. --wt- YM .- 1 I 4 , y Enclose a long, sam. self ddressed envelope for mail _____________________ ; i. . - ,:'. I ' i F FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves I SIM D(F(CTS I _________ - too much increased activity For more information ' s for The Health Letter nuinbe,- 24. Keeping Your Lungs Fit. ,.;;; - _-1 .. . : , ) .;~ 0 I - . 1VOL i - THE M A I 61R. -~- ('1:1-1-1 __________ - ING 0 unss 6 HELP - t + - ,~, k . __ ~ lories to bemme fat I) AR HE H — Just a matter of hours, Bernember the fat deposits are the way body stores excess calories. The body is a simple ' energy must be accom- sorbed into th e circulation 3N1 ______________________ - _- ____-. _ ___ - . _-. -, n~kft.iiii~. - - -1 V . . _.V - __- -- - , - - - - Everyone laughed when they noted that a spade - tO LhM hilefeCes who'll I - - CHEAP - '-~ A1 J . .- 2 . I K~ - I Lb doilum '11 . Radio City Stallion, Now York, by Dick Tumor --____ I I . - I i V 4 1 ___I_,___-i _______-Ij Charges ____ 7_ I I County Attorney ihoinas G. - i I : '~ .1. '. :) , :r. I - 0 .__-_1 y I - n&S21ZW"11I ~ .I - - - '4 jury "and let the jury deter. er the la 1'. ,, ______________________ & V I I L rc W V I - _ , * "_ — I ~' ::) .9. - - 11 ,I il Garry Trudeau -- -;__ ir- - - - 111 -41V - - , - - tx- - — / ' _~ I , :~ 4 - r I .I . ~ vl_%~Z ititoo-.. - %~;_v , - I ~' (f 6'4~4~44 ' _____ - - 1- -___ _~__ - _~ unworkable as far as criminal results of their investigations to prosecution is concerned." the Governor who would have Herring said that in a letter to availrible civil penalties to cerning non-public meetings in which the clay pit deal was the local legislative delegation impose on violators. tie is proposing revision of the "Sholilda (Tirninal charge be (Continued On Page 3-Al - ______ ... -__ t - _- - - __ -.--- I __ __ --J:f -_ '_ _ --_ -_ . .. 1_' - --- : - are ct. I r -- attention by The Evening Herald in its "Around The flock"eolumnonjan 23., ma ny peoplehaecaIled Two Blamad For I • I- - Toda I s*s naly I here from Miami. The firm man u fact ures ahydr a ulic 1 __ :-I - - - .__--- - - -1 -__ --- -- I-i I 1 7, Z - _ - -, - , -- ._; - --4 -_:!-:,_ -:f _=_-::~ - . . :,_-'-- -.-_ Jao;~ . y - - - . ----. t7_27tM. I _~, a The annual Valent ine e l4rII, I - 1~71L q -ftli hted for Feb 14 The10 14 - - Valentine Girls. who will he City Councll and the sorority's nine ch2pters on - - <.~,-qr r_e=~ 'I ...0 ftud on Page - I Ow of the biggest gdge 1. - 14.-,- '4n -3it t~D~r , ... ~;~ ,I .W ,9 ._, Y_ ,.Y, _,L;;t,. ,k _,:i~.4 ,N~r ; 1~% . r the Orlando Sports Stadium on 1. . 1 - . - I 0. Victor ITacol Perez against - 6i Joe% %tneent LsSagi an insight into the featured Foes on Page 1 8 - - L , - 1< - ,. - '~;_0 ,4,iiI -_ _____ IFIRI - _* -A - - Bridge 4. .4111111 _= M - ,I* B 7-A - , Comics _ 1P_ - - - - _ -- .- - - - - _- A ______ - Horoscope ... B ____ - I Obituaritg - - - .-- B 4A -, _ t - -- - _____ - _ WAR,. I MA W.W. PYRAMID A~T_ __-itiat - AwwaL=4 Television 6_&D Saturday's high 75. today-s . .- ~., Editorial - - _______ - 0F FUN I Continued On Page 2-Ai - A'1211111 Florida Food Products Inc. At Neptu.ne Winch, Orr Says Employment Economic "Don't bonesa about Corporation It," saysmake Orr.any "It's toughabout S45,0DO has been lost since Develo-ment (SF roco) "entures "After a operation, but e're going to the corpora on was rno - ______ ____ V A -.I -. - -..: - - .. -1 I _ A - - . . Z_ __1 Z -, ~ _-_ _- A I. 'Ventures' L o s So, es hkr+iltt reIiortt r presented work The snitch and other matters ceriin facts to Orr, he readily admitted the losses, blamed also cost the former juice plant them on the economy and "managerial inefficicney" and months maii. Orr hircid Gene - W..I- I 5Z :, J - -fI,I 0 J) , - - I pit.Aciriitcourtjudgethrew Against Legislation centrate must co me first with pure, Orr saws about 12,000 production of fresh orange juiLe gallons of fres~ water will have to be hased in at a later date. to be purchased daily from the Orr estimates that switch - City Of Sanford. Processes to purify the well which involves selling and unopened wjuice plant accounts purchasing new equipment and water were considered, but F~ ,; ~ili I i- 1 / lj~ won'tdropcharges clear to him "that without some to thestate Ethics Cr,mmission, In a patriotic Bicentennial setting featuring trappings In red, white and blue, 197&TI, Rainbow GirLsofficers %.~cre Installed at The ,Nlasonle Lodge. Officers Include (from left) Jamie Hoffon. FaM;Amoret LaRosa, Charity; Cheryl Sprague, Worthy Advisor; Sharlee Johnson, Worthy Associate Advisor; and licidl Nelson, [lope. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent, Jr.) He'll Vote . ________ out the Indictment and tie rring ' classmates - came after Sunshinc Lw that would give is now appe aling that dc cn Herring issued a statement on investigation of alleged 'Sun. - _%L_ Neptune Vinch Corporation Mid Seminole Citrus Products Inc. The winch-making firm responsible for about $45,000 in _ - , i " ---- count) $517,O purchase of a 103-acre tract for use as a clay ABBOTr HERRING Theflareupbetween thetwo :. ___________ problem" firms are the RAM? wug AM3 ~ ( j& -M O"It5TA0 17 V 414 Pe&c5&WMry 0MU4W-4, AtguCr"')g1ftAFS5 / I %_11 - - I -11OW P #50 1-30 "But how did we KNOW they need a cOst -01-living imease? How do I 11 _____ connedion wi th an aborted tt r _____ 11 - . . I I __ ____ SF F 0(01 operations and salary t o $,000 yearly . Polk hat S[.F.I 0 s impact Is on vowed to turn the 'ventures' also his a $12,000 a year Seminole (ounty . I assistant, George Cambeidge into profit making entities. Orr says total cost of the juice' Orr promises he and his By ED PRICKE-17 plant was figured at $170,ODO. SEEDCO staff of both black and firrald Staff Writer a id the facility is scheduled Ile .%, white adiniriLstrators will turn the losing trend around Before Polk was hired, a well make winners of both cor. the Sanford Cen'ral Floridi porations US drilled at the plant Airport, Horace Orr candidly But the nell water turned up To do that r fit will be admits t() fL1)('O required to get what lie terms tith bactirial impurities ne well, records .show. coq his -biggest problem," the t itrwi plant, open fur business. Qanging market conditions I!oeer, Orr maintains the Initially Juice lant and -managerial inefficiency" managers planned to be n w I'11 wa Snot a "total loss." In producing fresh orange juice, perienced , I the two cor. for Itself within two years as porations, Orr says nash d own" water at the were to phase in concentrate .I i r In December a Seminole - ir fAu .- - / I -LL ( ? - A . A L m y ice cretary shall enstablish policies and procedures, 1ograms, Sec 101 rea in part The Secreta in accordance with regulations which he shall and %Titten letters requesting further information ...shall establish and maintain %ith the Office of the prescribe, to assure that all programs and project-s A conotrsial bill in the US Congress that ri.trtling the proposed legislation ________________________________ Secretary of the Department of Health, Education assisted under s Act address, on a continuing deals with the provisions for smices to children Itep. Richard Kelly, who represents Seminole and Welfare an Office of Child and Family Services basis. the individual needs of and the a and their families is causing a great deal n( concern County in the US, House of Representatives, said, 7 11owever, 0wre is one clause found in both bills administered by a Director appointed by the when asked about the bills. A believe Owl this that appears detrimental to the general public - President with the advice and consent of the Senate, service for the very The proposed leg isla tion is I I,I I - 2W in the U.S. legislation deals with a subject in wh i . ),(lung and other children ch the federal especially parents and those who care for children. wh.ich office shall assume the responsibil-ity of the served-". House of Representatives and S. 626 in the U.S. govern,me nt should not be Involved and that it That clause is found on page 55 of the Senate bill Office of Child Development and shall be the nte and is l.tbeled the (mild and Faintly (T(ates a situation of further federal in tr Another section of usion into and page 63 of the House bill and reads t under the pr in cipal agency of th e Department for the Ad .Services Act." the private lives of individual citizens and their heading of "Definitions as used in this act, the e section titled "Program Monitoringand Enth ministration of this Act," Both the House and Senate bills have been famili . forcement" says, "T'he Secretary sMU provide term-)" 'program' includes any program, service referred to the Cormnittee on Education and Labor "in addition, considering our present economic of Lactivity, which is conducted full-or part-time in The bill further states "the Secretary through the Office of Child and Family Services. fo; and are similar in their wording. situation, this legislation is too eWnsive. The shall. - . consider the following factors,_4 1) the need regWar and periodic monitoring of program under I t appears the pending legislation is designed for estimated cost for the first year approaches the $1 the home, in schools or in child care facilities." for a child and family ser-Oces program, as this Act to assure compliance with the child care " Depending upon how one interprets that . billion figure. by supporting inforrnation and standards and other requirements of this Act, and demonstrated provision of the bUl, it could lead to federal in()nU1lunit ee, i rec pa C1I 0 0 You rna depend upon ill) opposition tO tins tirintion at the hornc leel of rearing children parents of the children served and other individuals nance of suffient ained sff in h office to legislation," Kelly said. If, in I calling the bi list one remembers that the Too, the proposed legislation says,-. . . the In(1 organizations in the eornunity Inrested in accomplish the Upon reathng through both the house and Senate word program means any program, ice or Seeta shall promulgate a common set of versions of the bill, they appear to be innocent 'activity hich is conducted full or part-time in the prograrn star,dards which shall be applicable to all If one interprets the defWtion of the word Ile bills give broad-sweeping powers to the enough and contain various items that look to be. on home,and ' "'interprets it at face value to mean 'in the programs providing child care servic,es under this --programs-- to be taken hteraUy, meaning any Secretary of Ilealth, Education and Welfare over the surface, good for one and all, but especially so to home,' it appears on the surface to be detrimental or any other Federal A ct , to be know-n ast he activity in the home, the bill appears to be a bad one th e Quid and Family Services At minority groups, Indians, low-income families and to any Family that may fall under the provions of Federal Standards for Ctuld Care" and another intriion by the federal gornment Since word of the bills was called to the public's others. this legislation. Too. the bills contain a section that states, -The into the private Uves of citizens. (EDITOWS NOTE: Second I11 -11cles ,Ahich e lore Seminole Employment ____________ M1,IT P4T Cr AOUM local State Attorney for prenthtion to a grand jury Herring says that a State Attorne) is in an untenable poci'ion attempting to enfoice the Sunsne 1w as it now riuen Thepeopledamnh for not br1n1in Lharges to proted their rita," Herring - -____-=____ ___,_ - Big ___________________ I I ____ - trop the charges. tie said he - .__ ` - 77~ iiii_"IeNmommn~~- 1 --t- _____ 3. .;~Jii I T, - _______________________ I I '- ____ I 1. - -_- - __~ zm=__l Governor," Herring said, "then _______ w*%*_1h11iiiiZ _ - - - - :1,1. SEEDCO I - _ -- All Freeman Saturda termed ________ State Atto rney Abbott Herr ing totall) incompetent' dnd demanded that Herring drop i pending charges of state Sunshine la iolattons •igainst Freeman and County Commissioners Barr) __________________ Kwiatkowski and Michael O 1 - - I 1~ ___4 _____ -f I - 13), 11111, CURRIE Managing FAItor nader aflts to ' AMM AJM 4W'H HE" I .0 . 1Q 1 ! - _ * __ I.' 77 _7 7_,_ 7__ =-i . z - _- Dismiss inter retati e on Is Ke To !:)endin 01 I 0 3500 calories and lose an ac. tual piourKl of fat, When the body fat is Used for energy there will be residual water The body ma hold this for days or even cekS and then suddenly th water is eliminated and there is a sharp drop in weight. The slow proem of losing fat (as Opposed to water and le material~ makes some was Iongtinwtogctfat The is you can get (at Just as fast as you can shovel the aloruc 4PY - - 0 I N Y I t ktl ud1 en0 eig..11oss in the first (e days of dieting W,h6 I )k S - ___ Rep. Kelly Says by lr~ , ______________________ I ~ etent, ____ ___ , se a little care to bring I home lie wasn't happy with CARNIVAL - by the Wmwks in tribute ,fl - _! __ - 81 _____ ___ ________ + I I _______________________ — This markw was erwW I - . - • BICENTENNIAL RAINBOW GIRLS match team of four and both The answer is that in We,A's opened wi th three standard American you should diamonds. At one table Fast open three notrump You have elected to pass and it was up 26 high-card points and want to South to do something, fie the lead to come up to your looked at hat appearedo be hand if notnimp is going be eight sure tricks and tried the final contract. three notrump. Everyone (For a copy of JACOBY Passed and after West opened MODERN, send $1 to- "Win the queen of diamonds South at Bridge.'' c/o this _________________ __ .-. . _ _ __ - I - --- People don't lose fat very fast because it takes a long body needs in a days Ic the next day you will be one MI4 ___9Z_ _____ _ - m - u)flic ;s the wildest - - I / bloodstream is stored in your ___ - I P .- —' I 4r - -. . - - - - - - _Z I A_.bpi,- - - I cing to bid with - ~_~,:A!k .l ng' s - - - - -- he had a winner while his lucky opponent at the other ta eha a loser £ 1'. \ork NV 10019 I.bout I PEgMALy OF - - made a suit slaem*. s wasn't overlooked at the other table East bid three spades. South four spades and . nI . lc..:.. tj,;3. SUMP SM ralori" deliver sufficiently increased your both uses ee day for 115 i Inco I It --- ___ cilories, the number of calories damage to lung function you MOS of theins a ' le Pau Pass Pass Pats Pass Ing, Addrie" your letter to in care of this newspaper . with lung disease such as you hie Eich ease has to y vy scco HEGE1SSIORSEVEN ____ :' _)O~_4 3• cells is constantly turning _____________________ — - . I I V -.,,,-,,., '. .1.'43Y., r _0l= M.;W __ 11 _____ — 3 .~ I I have stopped smoking for a month now and would ap- though that you shouli cut back o until vou get an okay from your doctor , - i I I P. lion short of breath you can con. tinue to exercise I would think that if you are experien- Jj r :, r 1 wou ld make even easier. but ADER J \ 13 ., . ~_, -4 ._ - - the result since siearts %eIther%uIrserabIe ung. Nowlarntoldlhaveacute cmph I I th I can do to stop the shortness of brea th an y special exu cises" Is it still OK for me to (ontinue m exercises and power and stopping smoking DISHPAN ANDS., lI (_1~ , ~! ' --?I. - ai Lamb I PRISCILLA'S POP - _-KI - - -, 0 . 6% __ ' cimilar exereisec I bowl three nights a week I hate been smoking elgars'ttes for 14, - '~ '~ offibum - I ! IT , - ____ : -I % iii~ I C , _- — ,-..hF--- Ir, - * 7 I-. - I an 11101 I. - 10 I W910942 , I ," - R11 I: , 1, aUr: D' r )I IL 1____. _r - - . - . .---,=-1 I -; --__ r __ .- : -. _~- !-1_.___. -i .- - - I ,' -.r tri _ -- Z- .- .a --!!? Aj~~ 71ti:,ze. . . _. I . __ ___ .~ .--'.', _- -_'_ -_ . - ~',~_ -- . =_=_-_-___-___-.1- ~ . diamond return, stcond Cause Fatigue flil,- " __ . __ . - . , - k z ikpAk Emphysema Can I - __1/ _____ Em- __ ___ _ - -- - 1. I upon YOU requests tO(Ia), -, I /I 11 i I-Y _______________ R -1 ,r . - - OQEaj ZIPE SPO(E O' T1E ME'rAMONOSIS - _________ , - — r__1 Chic Young -_ :_ ___ - - - _~-: _ ___ __ - -_J - V 1 Fr ; t I "-. " ~ AT - - - DEAI? DH LAMB - I am a ______________________ 1 _%~ Ufiw-_~M _ fi - - - . __ - I , _%- I --~ xrlt-,- 3 -_ __- -- '' - .: - , _M&- ____________________ ____________________ - ~~M,,~ 4 WIN AT BRIDGE 59 — & .--. : - ,z : 1 158 1 W -- ____ Vsff J - - I hoiu %Ilt(() IAUg 2JepL 22) cspcu1Il3 perun Chcckwith the bou There may ou' put )ourself out for in besomethlngspeclalyoucando the pa today that ill be of eon VOL HHIRTHI)AY siderable benefit careee Jan 31,1976 HBRA (Sept 23ct ) lok )our bet, be your int Pleasant surprLes In%olung tharming If If )ou're going frlendsareinstorcforyou thb where you'll meet new people. coming year. Someone in touch First impressions are im. with a wide range of contacts mm take you unler his 31 — _ 1 ___________________ 35 by Stoffel & Heimdahl I TR__ ~ - F ________ _ - — 0 i__ Tffl~~i ___ - --- - __ - - - ______4; - - -- _-. .-__1 1___; -,= --__ :_ __ __ - -__ - - . - - - :- I r _____ 1- __ - L-1 - - , ,l ~ 4 I 4m 50 __ __. ________ _______ -.I .41 _ wt~ ., - - - = - — _;-4. : 14 _*-iis 1 interests. Good news may be in I , * - __- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents you are able to assume personal 8TH - position to advance your ) CANT N), 1AN - %bwo~ 1W I _11 ffiwI concerned. - r"""', GHT.' _~,_ in a _____ :~ .E ) i u v 61 : - 1 BUGS BUNNY -_--_---____-___ ____ ____ -_ Z - _______________________ _____ _* - - 11~ .%j - . vow' lines of corn21) K munication open today to those so CANCER (June 21-July fl) It gain Be ready to inoe on an isn't likely you'll come out on opp,ortunity. the short end today if you put - N * a welcome addition today , 54 Orlin (suffix) SS Book of Mile " 0 : W I 68th Year, No, 139— Sunday, February 1. 1976 (Dec. 22-Jan W-[- It :s:,.. : rN 7_~ - ____________________ _! ;;_ W 8) nough others my let down, competiti ve sit uat i on s ve n you. Act like the winner you can be today. - _. - I _`.. " ! ~:tjv~. .- . very rewarding today for all (Xhers tend to took favorably by ' / I Il l your TAURUS (Ail 2 1TS A _________________ - * CAMPUS C LA TTER With BIMO BURNS - which use. 744g - 47 Smp4e 24 pitch , ai ___________ ; x ~ii& 1 W~ m~ aikw .- r it s one of those days where the wish for today realistically. - finai outcome of events tends to . Something Dare to dre,ain, but also boldly favor y 1e LX pectedly as.ant could sm at tha t 4ICoeri; City (Comb 34 Imaginary cif. cle around bege 43 Expert icoii I ; ~, ______ * I I I 0 Time gone by 48 Disorderly crowd$ ist Lamb 25 Greek theatitors 2 26 Brought down 49 South 3 2e Denomination Australian 29 Willow genus lake . 4 Legal point 40 Inwis 42 Hardy Cab- _;C971" _______ _1~ I1 C , "v. ~~ ) J~N I I 10 By HFRNICF BEDF: OM)L — I _ wAofl w,pt~cl 1 - I . .- mill t0* 4 9 Cypirino4d fish 32 -Sells for Art Sonsom by - - A 'I' I&I r. 11N1 27 1 ." L - -- - 56 Earth's form oP.aunt broods (vat.) 21 Belom (Prefix) 22 24 End axis1:1:: — 1 HOROSCOPE I material (Col.) — - - ___ ACOS$ 44 Printing I The earth measures 6 Bodies ol sift 46 Explosive , ciiNNE-R The Earth r to Pe'ous Puzzle - ,- ;MN -- MiI Cloudy Sunday with a rhance ; i ; I -_ . - -I Z . _. -1 - -1 of chntrs Highs iii hit lo to SIuden at looper FIementa,Sao,don't seem tohave much e 1nfinng fun th1as to do mid 70s, lows In the lu 50s Hire neof the stud en ts join sicaledueaUonInst1orJack Williams to rm mid dung Southerly to southeasterly a r"ent re"u. On the bottom 1from left) are Steve Warren, Troy McCloud, Tony Bowen Roberta Pledra. Second row (&me order), Danny lAwrence. Nathan h1cM1111a and Calr1ton Ealy. probability 40 per cent. IMIrd row. Tammy Tipton and Heather Marie Selvidlo. on top of the heap is wiltigms. troubl - - -- -- - ~ !_: - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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