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Sanford, Fl, I OLJNPlNG NAWE ç\';qJ1 I-, II 1 THE BORN LOSER • ___________________ • by Art Sonic . - . . ________ ! - ~_ixw -~.v 42 Swiss Y 45 Senseless 49 Arrange R beteen 51 Mounts; ass 52 Girls name 53 Utilizer ___ 54 Onager __ 4 Aircraft 5 Peru city 6 Charm 7 Affirmative Ju I MPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lc IJJum _ __ l CEiTATiON COM4IITT OW'Re YOU DOING ViMEN I TOOK YAKS am mom IJll OV __Q I ~ k( A- A2 mail 11 JJ M lJlll m 01 N 0 ' 'Jul11 N m - Jill mom 0 - J_— a 0 W Jlllljluuijlu Jill By BERNICE BEDE OSOL j - (myth) wds) 25 Mimicked 46 Killed 26 High home 47 Face pa,t 27 Sensible 48 Otherwise 28 Speed contest 50 Merriment reply Jill For Wednesday, January 28, 1976 68th Year, No. 136- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're vtry likely to come out The first ideas you have will on top In competitive situations probably be your best today. If today but take care not to win a you move too cautiously, you'll hollow victory by losing a stifle your initiative. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. valuable ally. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) You want to be certain YOU Your bright Idea today will look receive top value for what you good on paper. However, you spend today. You may have to may find a few loose ends when eliminate the middleman. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. you put it into practice. GU'l (May 21-June 20) 19) While your mind may be on Though you recognize your a career problem toda y, those responsibilities today, you of your friends will be on lighter could be easily led astray by a matters. Don't depend on them friend who ctffer some temp- for solutions. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 9) ting rIvrrn, You may need assistance CANCER (June 21-July Think out your decisions today. If there are two persons carefully today. It would be involved, turn to the one with embarrassing to have to y whom you usually have good "No" to something you agreed COtulflUfliCation. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) to earlier in the day. LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22) Some- You're bettcr off today if YOU thing important to do toda y? don't get mixed up in material You'll have to depend on No. 1. entanglements with friends. If Don't look for help, you see one developing, beat a VIRGO (Aug. 23=Sept. 22) An hasty retreat. opportunity that looks like 24 YOURBIRTIIDAY caratgoldmaycomeupfog- you Jan. 28. 197G today. Look before you leap. There could be hidden strings. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) See through to a profitable You're apt to be a shade more ending thos prejcctt that generous today than others are you've begun. Gains will be toward you. Don't get ruffled, there this coming year If you things will even out, don't give up too quickly. c "P "/ -• • '. V ;Y-J k-:~ 1,,• lll -~~ _ ;a~. - 11 I . -.- L JGS BUNNY i ___ mitamor- 8 Lawrence K. Lamb, MI). zl_ so Chic Young I ASED \ LINE eoSso 3 RAISE TODAY t( WE SAID BE E HE GAVE ME A RAISE. WED WAVE TO GIVE Twilt WELL JLL ' A ç DEAR OH LAMB -. After many, many rears of suffering from diarrhea, I was helped by the suggestion in one of your c,fluinns Ili-it the trouble might be from in tolerance to milk Five Points •.i .. •. • #111 1. INNOINK .'e- ".L--- • - rn. - By El) I'RICKETI' IleraldStoff Writer A report Issued by county government's Office of lThiinty I However.Nelswcndersaidan hand a report from County 1! IIiI, I _______ __ _ - •' Tn iRrmmgin,6,1 [ W U UU u U •1 .•.. 7 The eommtsslon gave Neiswender and the county No cost estimates are important estimate yet to be Attorne) Thomas Freeman available for the suggested plugged into the study is outlining the legality of legal department permission to complex, but o ffi cials indicate whether it is economically establishing courthouse anbegin negotiations N with Management Analysis and such a structure would cost in feasible to construct a new nexes in sections of -.. the county American Fabrics _______________ Evaluation (OMAEI rcconithe millions, Inc., a firm __________ r,, c complex near Five Points as other than Sanford. '. a' III iis located at theSeminole Plaza at . _________________ mends construction of a multiNeiswender is project opposed (ci moving Into an The report Mates annexcs U.S. 17-92 and SR-436. -. ,. .-"-'V. - -. ________ million dollar complex JUSt director for the new courthouse already existing structure. 1. may be legally created. It also , north of Five Points, a county ancx. In addition to the 1 Y,6 ~ 01 .'• ApproxImately 12,000 square OMAE certain official announced today. One factor jn favor of the Five P. operations, feet can be report, Nieswender now has 1' especially the recording func. month. Thrented for $2,100 Director of County board pet-mission to hire the Points lncatin,n is the fact e branch facility is Lions, must remain at the I) e v e lop m e n t ________ dab lm!if . ,i kv.-w fu_____________________ It o g e r architectural firm of Herbert the county already owns land designated county seat which is part of the county's new from '( ________ Neiswender ____ eiswender said the report Banks to assist in the selection there. countywide library system. said Sanford. OMAE B d Analyst Sig of a suitable structure for the Pearson's report does not speak Space for the branch was '$'j Pearson of the economic factors. A second Neiswender project planned for the new courthouse iiiiL. recommends "less cuurtbouse annex. space than we thought we would Neiswender pointed out. '-'--the location of a building for annex, but officials agreed a need" and suggests providing On Tuesday the commission however, that Pearson's report a temporary branch library in temporary facility is needed . additional space at the cour- okayed Banks as the No. I does mention the possibility of a the south county - was given __________ because the annex - wherever thouse in Sanford for the choice, with Bruce G. Black- Judicial-police complex near the green light by corn. it is located I — is not slated for _______________ Judiciary by moving most man second and Watson & Five Points. missioners at yesterday's completion until sometime next Board of County Commission Company third. Nelswender already has in iiit-uting. year. operations near Five Points. ________ ~~!l Neiswender said the lion's W -_ _.. _.t share of additional space needs . solzmmul_ _. --.-goes to the Judiciary. lie also 1~ .- _________ On Jail said ills a • 'logical move'' to Sanford Airport Authority officials have Sanford. — consider combining board ountywned operty Just north of Five r. ' set a Feb. 12 hearing on whether or not to functions near Five Points by Vihien says Building 310 could be Points has been suggested as possible site turning over courthouse space allow the county use of Building 310 to renovated for $O,000-then rented for for a new jail. .' --. house jail prisoners. to the courts, $50,000 yearly. i Voters have twice turned down The OMAE report is the In a letter to County Commissioner A sirniliar proposal was rejected by proposals for additional taxes to build a N i ., Sidney Vihlen Jr., airpo rt officials say an airport officials last year after residents new facility. second indication of a potential I _____ ___ new building near Five Points. _____________ ____________ agenda item has been placed on the order and others turned out to protest housing Another alternative beginning to take At last week's county cornof business at 9 a.m., Feb. 12, in the inmates on airport property. thape is the location of some type of mission meeting, both Cornauthority's conference room. However, Vihien says only minimum complex near Five Points that -im 1. _ e would missioner Harry Kwiatkow5ki At Tuesday's county commi!:sion security prisoners wotdd be , housed at the contain a Jail facility as well as space for and Commission Chairman meeting, Vihien informed the commission airport. And the commissioner points out count)' operations. . Michael Ilattaway voiced he and Sheriff John Polk ll attend the nationwide statistics indicate areas with Director of County Development Roger support for a judicial-police Feb. 12 hearing, minimum security jails have experienced Neiswender is exploring construction of a complex north of Five Points. The agenda item is in response to a plea no difficulty as a result of prisoners, Thomas Michael Colon. son of Mr. and Mrs. Froderick K. Colon CHOCOLATE Both commissioners incomplex near Five Points, as well as the froll, Vihlen to lease Budding 310, a Jr. of 2311 lisa Court East, Sanford, is not really making mud If Building 310 dicated construction of a new falls through as a second location of a courthouse annex in South COVERED BOY pies, tc is just getting more of his chocolate birthday cake on the structure county officials say with jail site, VIhIen will pursue a referendum -Seminole Count)'. complex would do away with outside than inside as he celebrates his first birthday with glee. modification, would serve to alleviate in September to ask voters for money to the need for a planned courVihlen is liaison commissioner on the (herald Photo by Tom Vincent) future overcrowding at the county Jail in construct some type of Jail facility. Jail. 'house annex in South Seminole • If Z t. j _____ ___________________ ____ - • - S. - . - f .'. _'- - , ______ u - •__ - ':' , get _____ ______ - - ________________________________________________________ - __________________________________________________________ ' _________ E - ___________ -_:A~Jr • . B OSWALD and JAMES J,tUOltV Calcium Sources Hard To Find At —• __ W I N AT B R I DC IC0mPX • ail j•p Sanford, Florida 3277l-Price 10 Cents ,.11 _ • - - J1. - . __._ .. - •-- . i iy, • '-7 Jill _ . 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POotcy 1 Apple center 19 Harvests 41 F4rws 32 Beetle 2 Dill herb 23 Pauses 42 Swindle 34 More concise 3 Raven 24 ApolIn's 43 Presently 35 Bridge ho(ding utterance mother French city (2 36 Poem 37 Tears 39 Cake froster 40 Dock Al Toddler • -_____ Put u I) .~z_mq __W11 ls- _J *c ROSS THEY WANTEP •r ONE IT A LiALITY- 4 • Answer to Prevntj, Puzzle j Ono Mort Walker I ~rW - ~~ - - Tuesday, Jan. 27, 197i BEETLE BAILEY ~ - - - ' --- _ Hearing Air port Set - --- - NORTH £10832 27 • QJ WEST _______ EAST if) *6 V A Q J 98 K7 V K ID 53 _____________________ D . Dr •K.1096 •A8732 £1052 £K4 SOLI If 11011~_ ________ ¶ c good six-card spade suit. North's jump to three spades is strictly competitive and South goes on to four _____ __________ - spades purely as a defensive measure. . West doubles and with both black suit finesses wrong South is one down Not a bad result since four hearts would wrap Ui). 6 42 -I trick higher to take the bid away from you. South holds a typical minimum spade overcall oF East's onening heart bid £873 One way to continue eating _________________ C' Both vulnerable dry cereal is to pour one's fniit juiceover it. particularly contain much calcium other West North East South _ ________ the unsweetened grape, than milk is pretty limited. pineapple or apple juice. You can use canned salmon iy 1* and eat the bones, or sardines. 2, 3£ 4V 4£ Please discuss how to obtain An Ohio re reader wants to fbIe. Pass Pass Pass proper protein and calcium Collards contain 250 know what is meant by a deepOpening lead 3 V 4 when one not only cannot milligrams of calcium in sea finesse. tolerate milk or cheese but three-and-a-half ounces. This is when you finesse wishes to be a vegetarian. I Mature bean seeds contain against several cards at once, used to love to prepare in about 50 milligrams in each The most common case Is ~ % (cresting meals for my family t hree - an d ounces. cookThe prime requirement for when yOU lead toward A Q 9 and now every mealtime ed weight Those wanting a an opening bid Is some high and play the nine. You intend By BOB LLOYD becomes a crisis, more complete listing of the bonds on two charges each of wagering. Maximum cards Usually 13 or more to finesse with the queen -Skip Aloysius Smith, 3& of 2rCL1 Chanute Trail. hferaldSt.alf Writer calcium values of fo(xi and i. of flL2 %V. Church St., Orlando; Craig Cook, of Iike yonon high-card points and surely at later. but try the deep sea just the misdemeanor 60 davis s Each of the nine men arrested so If one cant tolerate milk, taitland, other information on minerals least 11. IIoelI Arms Apartments, Casselberry H in case both Jack and 10 are in ; ardy can one tolerate the dry posted $250 bonds on two -John Lawrence Rutland, 30, and vitamins can send 50 Seminole Sheriff John Polk's office reported of 20 Forest fludson. of 166 t this Th e prime req uirement for front of A-Q.9. Willow Creek Cove, Lorgwood, and An Orange County agent working on the gambling Powdered milk' cents for The Health Letter a competitive bid is playing c ha rg e s each of wagering. Road, Winter Park. P. D. Walden, of Lake Howell Arms Apartments, morning that nine persons indicted by a statewide probe said at least two persons named in In number 4-6 on Balanced Diet. -Larry All en Keene, 40, of 2036 Swmii zield Casselberry, strength. Taking tricks. but DEAR REA DER - Over 80 (Do you have a question grand jury last week in a gambling probe have clictments - one on a felony, the ther on a Maximum penalty on conviction Enclose a long, stamped, selff not necessarily any high-card lot the experts? Write "Ask Road, Winter Park. per cent of Liii' adult blacks posted bonds on misdemeanor charges and have misdemeanor_-are believed to have left the state, addressed envelope for mailthe misdemeanor is 60 - days Iii points. Some are necessary, the Jacobys" care of this and 10 per cent of the adult -Vincent Lee Cloyd, 29, of 620 DeSoto Drive, apThe summonses are returnable at a County Court been released from county jail. The gambling probe utilized wiretaps on two ing. Address you letter to me pearance Feb. 6 at 9 a.m. whites have the same Casselberry. county jail and-or $500 fipe. in care of this newspaper, Arrest warrants for four other persons were withtelephones in Seminole County that were autharized mal minimum is seven, The statewide grand jury returned indictments problem And in this huge popanswer individual questions -flubert Ray Priest, 38, of 395 Lake Seminary 1' 0 Box 1551, Radio City Stalast week charging 59 persons with 160 counts Of Enough good reason to get if stamped, sell-addressed . • drawn Tuesday and they were served with sum- by Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice James ulation about half of them Circle, Maitland, lion. New York. NV 10019. Adkins Jr. The wiretaps, made between August and Into competition is to hold envelopes are enclosed. Thai flIOflSP_S to appear in County Court at Sanford become sick from consuming bookmaking and betting. each and were released after posting $250 bond Altamonte Springs attorney Franklin T. Walden spades. If you have the spade on1v one glass of milk November 1975, were made known tosuspeetsin the Feb. 6. mop' interesting questions . each. They were: While (try skim milk I.% an Special Prosecutor Gene Whitworth of said he requested, in accordance with court rules, suit you have an edge against wilt be used in this column probe in Dtniiber in accordance with state law, excellent source of calcium -Frank }3uckelew, 34, of 1893 Poinciana Road, Capt. J. Q. Milk is a wonderful food an dSherdi's GaUowi.. said deputies tire that warrants naming four of his clients be with. (;ainesviue said about 40 of those indicted were all other suits in that your op- and will receive copies Of Booked this morning at county jail on two charges and protein it also contains Winter Park. the principal source of still looking for 15 more persons, two of them on drawn and sumions issuecL "Court rules provide charged with wagering, a misclemeanor. and about portent will have to go one JACOBY MODERN) of w wagering and later released on $250 bond was lactose, the milk sugar that calcium in our diet People -Elmer Gordon Youngblood, 53, Winter Garden that persons residing and working in the corn- 20 were charged with bookmaking, a felony. felony indictments. "We hope to clean it up today James Cason, causes the problem. 35,of 1420 Gene St., Winter Park. who can't use it are indeed citrus grower. ' and Thursday," Galloway said, munity be surturioned to court on misdemeanors CARNIVAL Whitworth said the traveling grand jury will Eight men who surrendered at the jail on by Dick handicapped Not providing a -Frank Cutchin Bone, 27, of 2422 S. Conway instead of being arrested," Walden said, You can get lots of adequate return to Orlando Feb. 18. That meeting was Each of the nine men arrested so far posted $250 Tuesday, were arrested on two counts of wagering product they car' use is a form Road, Orlando. Walden said summonses were Issued to Bob Cook, originally scheduled for Daytona Beach. . of discrimination, To solve the protein from any of the meats IF you are a vegetarian and calcium problem many people ' milk intolerant you will have a simply have to resort to taking much more difficult time. All calcium tablets because of mature bean seeds, and in __________________________ e o milk intolerance I suppose oo ed particular soybeans, contain this sorry state of affairs will N \ nearly complete protein. A To l,t00'poiind buffalo roam continue until the dairy in. Hvl)ONNA F=STE diet using sufficient beans and . In their own enclosure at the dustry makes a serious effort P P Ilra1d Staff Writer -, other cereals, such as corn, Central Florida Zoo. Herald to market a lactose free _iIIIhLjti1!lil can be used to meet all the product for the millions of Correspondent Scott Abrahams needed protein requirements I.ONGWOOIJ-.- Dozens of people who need t The explains how this breed of --for adults. Children have dignitaries and citizens were technique of doing this has animal, hich once fed and greater needs during (hi' already been established and present Tuesday afternoon as --clothed many early settlers and — growing years and I hate to it is apparently not an expert-...I the Seminole Count)' Health .. -10 Indians, has managed to sursee them do without at least sive method, There is a vast Department's new 190,000 the milk products with its lu'. See story, Page 3-A. untapped market waiting for Longwood medical clinic was protein t the milk industry. dedicated to the public and " I ''.-')) I Beans give lots of people opened its doors for business, -1 fit' number of foods that What does Democratic gas. This is caused in most in,\ , pres idential nomination can. stances by some small - " The clinic began holding dldate Henry (Scoop) Jackson molecules of triple sugars in regular open hours today to beans. We cannot digest these think are the key issues In the serve the medically indigent and they ferment causing gas. , forthcoming election? Jackson, and others in the area. You car get id of these triple a senator from Washington, sugars b) snaking the beans at gives his personal opinion on The new facility was the "-, least three hours and discarthe issues on Page dream of the late City Coun. ding the soak water. Then ci'man K. K. Williamson, pushcover the beans with boiling • :. INDI:x — Y' ed to completion by former water and cook for at least 30 ---- --=----County Commissioner Greg •. minutes and throw away the Around The ( lo( k 4-A cooking water. Add fresh Drummond during his last year Bridge 6-A water and finish cooking. Th e in office, by County CornCal.*ndar 7'A triple- sugars are discarded in missioner John Kimbrough, Comics 6-A the discarded water. "Alfred! Please refer to it as a vaccination . not a '(lxi" who headed up the project for (ossord 6-A 'r'- .... AllmoiI •. the county, by former City Editorial 4-A Councilman Iinald Schreiner l•H I lo 1) ca MOM I 000NESBURY and Council member June Dr. tamp 6-A Lorrnann, city project counIlorn,o IIjw -_ 6-, dilman and Robert Ellis acting Hospital S-A _Yrn administrative assistant to the %ZuT7Mc,* OhiIuarIr. A A1flZT71ULr -I 14iW 7iL5 7) me. i/zw ItWL Seminole County Commission. atci .r azjp c4i,' - -- & 9-A . Sports I Cutting the ribbon to open the CL)YQC 0E /Fi /WA4YSAC 7FII?/ A(A1O' ThE *k* % WS)flUfl 1. I ' build.ing designed to fit in with Cmnty Commission Chairman Michael Ilattalway and Longwood Council member June Larmann cut \,r A ThSt.i/ ' \I i the architecture of the city's the ribbon to open the new Longwood Med Ica I ClInIc. n2 . t( I.' t'i'lII.'Il Four Warrants Withdrawn, Summonses Issued Wine %_` I _ 16A ' ~-. A PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer 1 ThOUkT YOU QUIT I MY BAReE QUIT. \ 11 ' _. ;I tc 4i4 -' ,._t.,, c . '!-. = - - •i ;- -. - 1- -'- . -t .• -:kr '.r I _- t .--4P.-f-.r..fwyv -.- .-? :.t: ' .'... - - ':c .. . - •.-:.•. ' —!q - J ~ ___ - - - Arrested ' On" Gambling. Charges Are Róleàsed Turner - -- .1 i ________ '- I - 147 3 j?g1 -h • ' - * ARCHIE by Bob Montana -.: • •. . ________ _______ . 'r - -. (Y - - ' L1,f 11 J ' 1 .=• 11, __ , pr- — -. 7 -• i .$. ____ , ' - - - . . - .-.. . ' _____ '" Q - ~ . ' ___ _____ -, I 'T", :~ . ~ ~ ~ - *- _______ ' :;j.- , . fl . ' -. - ' - -' - J7. -~,f,n ; Z , FRANK AND ERNEST e'x- - •( . JI I --ii ••.. - d • -.. - JJpt- I r'': - =- . ... . . -- - P0g ?H .. Tcpr- SOWS • -- ' ;-[ ' BIRTH DEFECTS ARE FOREVER. UflSS YOU HEIR fflAJ'I OF ..AND Nw -!-J i' T by Bob Thaves -- - - - -..-• icated ____ i;:i-:! - 11 • D ' :: V •& - d C , ' : I i , . Ili - N w L n gw , .J- it 44;py , Today - —- -;: ' : , Ti;•• _____ -- i__ L _____ _______ ____ _____ _______ __ , - - - .. .[- -' — L I W P-- I VI- - _ . ____b" TUMBLEWEEDS J -.1 S..., i t by T. K. Ryan / SKEIN' WHAT WAY YA CAN 7LL.8Y / \' ME FL4My/ - .- ' by Garry Trudeau '. '' .. ___ p/ I .. ' pejVl~" .•_i_•••_ ' - RPRT T b' /hJT . - _ ._ / ILI �J L -- S _ - '1'-r * r. t —_ s titt'tr1n.zr-,zn,t. -, - ?1 ___ 2A—Evening I _--_--__~ W ~_-- I-& ----...----.--:- =~~.~~_____: - -_ . ~ -, —-1--_ _ ___.V_=~ __~_~~7~-f-~. ~-=-------.---.~~~----------------.,-_ Pressuring For Aid WASHINGTON (API Israeli Prime Minister Yitzh Rabin is keeping up persistent pressure on President Fo to restore th e half.billion-dollar cut in arms aid the a ministration pIirtc for next year. Using every available opportunity, including priva meetings today with Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and a ptvvh to a joint meeting of the house az Se1ate, Rabin played the same theme: If the Unit States wants Midrik East stability and pt'au and wan Israeli concessions, it must make sure Israel is rniIitari strong. !n a tiwt at a ftcmal dinner given in his honor by For on Tuesday night, Rabin noted that Israel is the on] Mi ddle East democracy and said No totalitarian regmi will tolerate a weak democracy." And he said it at a Tuesday' lunch, telling Klsslngei e%erv- here in the world you can't achzee peace bt from the standpoint of strength.... I know one thing fo cure with a eak Icael no one will negotiate and only strong Israel is i help for peace. — - _____ -. -. - - __ -- __ - - - __ 7 1 iP ~ ,:---- -1 - --- ~ ~ 4 -.... , , ___ —6—i6 iJ1_t` --- — --- - -• • - •.•:.. '-:-i • . I ITT Testimony Scrutinized I ••, : I : t. .•# 7 -;IIIIIIIII110 : :. ~_ . 4,~ V 4, . N ~ Mi ,- _- -I WASHINGTON AP - Justice Department lawyer are scrutinizing the testimony of ITT Chairman Harok Geneen and others about the firm's role in Chile becausi of apparent conflicts between that testimony am evidence taken by the Senate intelligence committee. Geneen testified under oath before the Senate sub committee on multinational corporations in 1973 that IT'! did not supply money to blo.k the election of Marxist Salvador Allende. But last December, the Senate in, telligence committee staff reported that, with CIA knowl. edge and advice, 117 passed $350,000 to Allende's main opponent in Chile's 1970 election. The Senate intelligence committee staff report said its findings were based on the record of the mulUnaionals subcommittee plus "new information," including CIA documents. Jail Complaints Confirmed - r.iii I(Jlt uIl: Can. cartel. (Ildfltt's far the nrecldentfa! T Now, Now, inflation not an nomkth'n o th eir a rt i anti Sen. Henry Martin Jackson was born in Everett, Wash., economic condition. other political leaders, were May 31, 1912. He received an LL.H. degree from the Universi7r7 UnenlpIo)inent does not roll in ~;6 ln lied b to contribute articles ty of Washington in l9 and began practicing law. Jackson li ke the tide There is no sta tute h concerning presidential was Snohomish County prosecuting attorney, 193840, U S that s ,ays we cannot use character: what sort of person Representative from Washington's second district, economic pressure to fight the fft and has been a U.S. Senator ever since. Ile was chairman of . , should be elected President on 1qP ~ the Democratic National Committee 1960-61. Jackson sought Nov. 2, 16, and why? ~A. candidates signed no treat' that requires l nomination In 1972, but withdrew Following is one of these co %-J us to pur sue a one- way detente after being overshadowed in the primaries. He was an early tributjos standard of living at millions of in w hi ch we give much environmentalist balance be tween though he later and get American families. And it is a little in return. economic growth and conservation, lie is an internationalist 1t IJKNRV M. .JACKSON ( policy of social dynamite for 10 supporter of s vigorous U.S. role abroad. Jackson chairs the I am running for President Senate Interior Committee and serves on the Senate Armed per cent of our black you th are beca use I think the time has Mans Americans today are unemployed This Services and Government Operations Committees and the ` polic) is the come to end the disillu' Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. He is married and a sioned with their callse of the incredible budget mismanagement which Las two children. government, This is not J stir- deficits of the Nixon-Ford characterized the last seven _ prising. They have watched sears. Together Nixon and years. The answer to poor Watergate; thcy've seen our Ford produced one-third of the perfornianctI in Washington is economic and po litical asse ts total r,atioivil debt sin ce 1889 — not to dismantle the institutio ns ployment lines" Washington. I am absolutely would Just to awa y. squandered in a one- way an I'V1 1: 1zing $200 biNion in of gover"llient. This is I say no. I do not accept the corrunitted to, anid will demand, detente; they've seen our deficits. When It won't. It can't. The answer learn that becoming a popular idea today, currently fashionable theory frank and open discussions in is not a go%ernmnentwnlch s tandard of living reduced by unemployment we compensation which is not surprising con. that government is our enemy. the councils of government. I abandons the responsibilities recession and inflation. Payments went from $2.9 billion sidering tile inadequaciei we Bad government is the will not select What we need today is some in 1969 to a projected $2 billion have seen in recent years. But, and that is what we have had sob' qualcation is that they to establish Justice, to insure hard thinking and straight talk this year, WC begin to un- in my %ipw, we cannot return to too much of. make rne "comfortable"; and I domestic tranquility, to secure about goernment, and about derstand that unemployment theideoog3 of the 19th untur). pro em the quality 0 America — d then the sharp, and recession are the causes to no exclud e r libert and our prosper os i ty. I , -- ' '. I'mintry with .in ,()vornnierit activity. We (to too brilliance and dedication The answer • s to restore .." Ilan. , translate plans into reality. Our "luch, an(I not enough well. The simply because they cannot government, at the federal, And this bankrupt policy has living in a dangerous world, answer is to replace make small talk with the other state, and local le v els, foreign policy is an example. not brought inflation to an end. The notion that government mismanagement with new guys on the team. I-et's dedicated to meeting its It's not the concept of detente Every real effort to stop in- should fold up its tents and fade management, dedicated to remember we're staffing the responsibilities staffed with that I find fault with — it's th e nation gets a cold shoulder away into the night is a problem-solving and t efficient White Fouse, not mismanagement of detente I from Mr Ford for he the men and women capable o1 might hopekssl) unrealistit one use of limited resourc.s ann suggested some hard thinking, offend some of his big busine housc dOing SO - and able to manage ss What's required is competent manpower to meet the needs and hard bargaining on detente. supporters if Ile of I understand the view of so the programs and policies we That way we can travel the to raise prices. asked them not nuinagement of the tools of the people. That is the kind of man Americans that the must develop today to meet the government, to restore our government I , road to peace without pledge in the government is not doing things needs of tomorrow, Nowhere Is this clearcr than prosperity and to build for the Jackson stration. sacrificing our own economic in the area of energy policy. No future. for them, but is doing things to And let me add this: and technological advantages single factor has them. They sometim es wish It (Next: Milton ShWpp) been more There is so much to do In The management of the tasks along the way responsible for the present America - schools, hospitals, of government these days IS The same pnincople holds double-digit infl ation than the houses need to be built, Our complex and difficult. It true for the econoin). This increase in oil prices. But this transportation system is a ****** requ ires the dedi ca ted ef forts of administration is folios; in an ,administration's policy is to sorry nlu.ss, unable to carry the the best Informed. iiiut ex economic policy which is now raise prices fur th er. We hear a coal WW(0 we must use to iiieet our perienced men and Women we totally discredited: fight in. great deal about the "free energy needs. Shall we sit by can fInd. but I often wonder — IJ ______ M - -'- __________ ____ -.I _______ • & .. • • - . - • 1. -- - - IL , - - _ -? •• _!_i_~m : _: i --_ fflw •. - ••- • I .. . ?' . . e, .. , I. . ..,._....L....- WASHINGTON AP) Despite overwhelming congressional votes to end U.S. aid in Angola, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger declines to concede defeat in the administration's efforts to convince Congress to send more military supplies to pro-Western forces there. The House rejected a last-minute appeal Tuesday from President Ford and approved a Senate-passed Angolan aid cutoff 323 to 99. House leaders argued the United States cannot bring victory in Angola and thus should get out entirely. Asked if the vote means that the United States has lost its attempt to help block a takeover by Soviet-and Cuban. backed forces in the Angolan civil war, Kissinger replied, - 'I'm not prepared to make this judgment" P4 A. ,.-. '. - i.! . I I .... - .s •, - - '. •- a(J• - -. T9ØJ (! " ____ •.•.,i•' 1 fif -. :- !:.-).c". '$-JC -. -, _ •_ -. *: _______ ____ WASHINGTON (AP) The Federal Aviation AdmtnL,(ration will test airport bomb detection devices that could increase the price of airline tickets ad cause passengers k lays of up to three hours. FAA Administrator John McLtwas told a news confertILL -C Tucdav the tsLs. if stirt- 'cfu1 tnItI tai it VW~ vF' Lj-_rd ;-:' I. -- r . -• . , . --•--- - --- - - • ".•- I I - . • ' ______ - • I_ - ' MEN • ------ -. u-tI— I _ - ad'— i in the morning and hay in the Montana on the Madist " River," said Antonio. 'Ili Our previously curious about 80 feet high and at ti -- buffalo moved away, nibbling bottom, researchers have four • I 1 animals during the session, .'.: '• ' *; ;P, 4aR 6;fi.~~" , r_.:.- . - Sanford's Fred Antonio '•)¼ I•• - ______ -. --;- ::,,, _ —--_11K ; -: _ - _ - '-_ _ .. " file ground virtually have e;lten - ______ % _____ "i'. 'rr)1 1. -. -- - - .--- --,.--.--.-- --. -••-. -. - .,---,. -- School Menu _____ I. ' "These two should ie to lx abo beu o ... "They ge t , good diet, and for parasites. They'll live l onger here than they would in tie w ild." - & ' , I ld is the Photo by Scott Abrahams 1k nI Franklin turki-', t . One of Central Florida ZOO's pair of 1.8Wpound buffalo aWds contentedly in Its - . caretaker of the hooved animals at the facility his addition to their weight they're clos ur e and cautioned that "the cur iosity, un til it was about official title is "Curator of about six or seven feet tall at best way to view a with grasy Hunker Ifill mashed potatoes Thom as Jefferson salad One of the hazards buffalo (peach & berry) faced in the wild certainly isn't buffalo up seven feet away. present at the Sanford ZOO Undulates" — and along with the hunip. litiffain skulls have close is " frotii behind a tree. this buffalo jwnlm "There's no way we'd be , the sheep, deer, elephant and be en found in Yellowstone Park Walk calmly and don't make cl e If t os he y had been born hippo, he feeds and waters the tJt weighed 30 pounds, and Before white men settled the any sudden movements," wild," Antonio said. "They west and brought the ms that two IOWPound buffalo. that was just the skull itself." I.ifting its head and peering aren't pets. You don't just go almost wiped out the herds, the "Most people are astounded Antonio unlucked the gate through dark brown eyes, one of around petting them," Indians had to rely on buffalo tile. imals . • • . -. . r, in There's little danger of zoo junips to kill the aninia i tile), tv HN-i ni ISTERINE - MOUTHWASH& - -, EA Ig ol II / ., -(/ , -' '.' Independence Surprise (pumpkin desseri . . - ., • , BAGS ~, 20 GALL014 REG.SZE I - ' - - 4 ( .. 1 — =.;-- I .• i ~!! .-' '4è 120 9.'?"$." 64 -- -. - • 1 '4'111 i b'1ii11%w/) - - lilt I EXTRA DRY rr "RSPIRANT ~ I"p (JCF I tO - 9 . I I ~ '-, • " " , .. F - . . .1 601. - ' \\ \1 - \\ - 'TJ - POLISh I, ( ''/ 11 CUy EX , ' 7 01 LI','T O'[ ASSORTED ,' 4- COLORS PEG 99. -. MEN'S 24 cotopru PEG .1 49 V or I . . - I • 3 . VILBISS• KNIT PANTS_ 99 i GAl 1014 CAPACITY CHARACFRVIIHISR(G LIMIT 04t 3" (: -4 99c KNEE-HI szt t ALL .. . SOCKS DOUCHE PATCW,~,ORK 74 CI PEG -- • - - - • A(0114ft ifff . It (.1 PEG & SUPER UM'T -"c'\ LAY'S TWIN PAK • 22" POWER MOWER FLOOR MAT A1714 (- p,. 139 88 BIBLE 1 S[ AT PIG ___ I 44 _________ SOUTH BEND SPIN comm WA?ClUt flMILllflV 12" MOOR 500 ROH RUST- PEG 1 44 I CAN 7 's '. WOODEN CAMP STOOL 11988 STORYBOOK T S R[(J VINYL SHAVE KIT _____ F.'L'T SA 88 SQUARES ( : . 49 07 1 fIrt)I(fFOAM(R(G I COVER SET ." - 66 F08 IRD BOARD - - T -'.:n;E[ - ' 1688 £ • ,j i J• I : It( DDI% á22 A UTILITY CORD88 00" ., d t, .. 'ABLE TOP 77 RON.BOARD 2 A',' -);'': '- ? Q Ll" i 99 ALADOJP4 ROTARY 1" DIMMER 299 711 I , , ~~~~~ " _7 - - -1 . ATHER APSULE )OIL 'AN W88 RIO899 WIOOIR[G 1 -, li% 1%. - N li` , I ~Iv~ 4_,~' OFFEEMAKER1 9" SHOWER MASSAGER N-frLIL(~V. 114f,.114+) POWER - 66' 1N)0fhI FOG' PEG 14 ROTATING SRINLER ! EcK n O 4I!~. I ' 88 BLACK & DECKER - HEDGE TRIMMER . Phi PLANTER __ 88 ' — RECTANGLE 88 PIG 88 - f inspiring to extort rnc'riev and stocks from hankers he rugiilatt'd OS coiiiptrolIer . MIAMI I API First, his 4-year-old son died of leukemia. Then, a second son underwent surgery for cancer, and a third son had a leg amputated to stop the spread of the diseae. Now, Raymond Southerland lies in a hospital with a brain tumor. "We told them what could happen, the pros and the cons," Southerland, a Dade County policeman, said Tuesday. "It was a bad blow, but they handled themselves well. They tried to keep my spirits up. "Mv children, after what they have been through, art,1ury . s turdy," id Southerland, 37. "When we talk about i'anter, we don't leave anything out." — Fuel Shortage Cited ' . MIAMI 1 AP The Rev, Temperance Wright, a South Florida political figure, has been found guilty of selling two ounces of cocaine to a policewoman. A circuit court jury deliberated 39 minutes Tuesday before finding Wright, 62 . guilty of selling the drug Nov. 7 in a deal set up by a police informant. Showing no visible sign of emotion, he said he was "let tiown" by the verdict but was confident he would be vindi- cated on appeal. Wright, who recently resigned as pastor of a number if African Methodist Episcopal churches, is a former chairman of the Miami Planning and Zoning Board. He ran unsuccessfully for the State H ouse of Representatives in 1972 and was found innocent in 1973 of charges he schemed to bribe judge PSC To Consider Proposal TAI.LAIIASSEE iAP - The Public Service mmmission says it will consider a proposal by Public 'ounsel Woodie Liles aimed at saving money for electric omiipanies, lsles, who represents consumers before the PSC, said he companies should not be required to send highly paid (ficials and lawyers to every PSC hearings on fuel adustmenl charges. "When there is no dispute, it is not necessary for 'ompanies to send all their witnesses to the hearings, hich sometimes last only 30 minutes," Asst. Public ounsel Donald Weidner said. 'ayment May Be Delayed IILT(R 5I3o EDGER 10947 .505 STPATT;)' , WYCK 88 •,, GAS METAL PLANT W81 I'll STAND _____ 2499 NORELCO PF('I COFFFEMAKER ' -- SHELL PLANT HANGER 88 /-_-~~.../", ____ I PA:; ;cO-IIt' PEG i ELEC. JUICER • b-u I PO1SLENEX I SHOWER MASSAGER '.':i O'.flOfltl; 199') . 16OLCLAW HAMMER 88 JUCE'SICOQSPEC, 1199 --, 5-c 1i 66 N .1 • I in a federal trial at Jacksonville !ast June of charges of a PROCTOR - IPIS PLc, 2 I 79 eec BAIT BUCKET 00 a5tBNp(G I 79 RIG 4 99 FROM - -. - - LIGHTER , - • H c . . - iLi'E*°" -. ja/ /\ DEOD* TAMPONS • & - TOP Qt)AI It' Vt MEG 6 49 . QUILTING ~ 3_ 1199 I ll I ColiC S Ph, I 1 01 NYLON NYLON 59 _ -', BLAZER STP;PE flfG 799 PLASTIC i ASSENGILL . 19 ASSORTED coloRs SLIGHT FLARE De VAPOR IZER ~ 5- - 7J0APEE1&6r, R0DRFG 1590 G499 MODEL I]? 788 SHELVES LIASy TO ASSEMBLE) STEEL SHELVING _ - -- 469 -, 20A11O'11,sTIc RIG I P11 FLANNEL SHIRTS SUCRETS LOZENGES CI LIMIT REGULAR ORLON SOCKS77 ;'.P' )T3 0! STPA,','Btpfly BABYAPR;CçT (',T 4 _ -. - SELF PROPELLED R(Q ' ' RE 99 SWEATERS - ' PEG 7 99 DOOR MIRROR •-__.________ ,• ;',oa cr';, !RA'.'E 6 LADIES KOLESTRAL HAM & SCALP 1 FOR ASSTD COLORS EAflPICS . H\ SUAVE SHAMPOO ' . . '; i ,J • SW WELLA 01D 9 9 MEN'S EATERS 'IY - ~ - AS5QRT(() (1APDGA'e) P( - BIG '19 I ~, - •- -_ ...K INm.,W n ,sx fv4 A '-.4r "-.,;-I.~~v"N. ,vI~ ~ 1 . I "I",-,~jo . I ., -~-_. .,-,,.q CALCULATOR . . - - . . _l LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAy "'j' ACCURATE S'-,' GLASS VIA(. ); I i L L 1-,( , r t_ :i ~~'j .Ij Di REG . I/I 1 , I I , ItTV LLOYD'S P RAIN s9c . :'// 11 F AMIIV T1 _ ~ I ~ 788 A Ac // CALCULA TOR ALTAR BIBLE YODEi 320 - 371 flIt, 2999 A UGE G - WIIIIIII • TM,11I 'jT_j! 1 SAL ' - Minister Found Guilty :. 1 Mid - . P'" of 0" .. . Rrr- •.... -• White flit" - To 1 25 . R F G. ___ - TAU.AUASSEE OAP) A 12-member federal jury was to begin deliberations today in the income-tax evasion trial of former Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson Jr. U . S. District Judge William Brevard Hand of Mobile, Ala., said after lawycra complctei their do.'diig arguments Tuesthy that he would turn the case over to the jury today. Dickinson is charged with three counts of evading .3O,009 in 1970-72 federal income taxes and threo '-n'ints of filing false tax returns for the same years He (aces maximum penalties of 24 years in prison and $21,004) in fines if convicted of all six counts, It is the second time in less than eight mor,ths that Dickinson's fate lies with a federal jury. lie was acquitted Agriculture and Life Sciences says the known world reserves of petroleum would last only 13 years if techniques of the American "green revolution" applied today worldwide. The techniques include a heavy reliance on petroleumbased nitrogen fertilizer and fuel-burning machines, he said Ej you P*dIC II ' . . V VERYDA CASHEWS In Dickinson Tax Trial top agriculture scientist says. Dr. John Krummel of Cornell University's College of 111"I"totp" rw :1 UQ 4 Jury Begins Deliberations were MAGICUBES FLASHES -- - ;-- - . . - SYLVANIA PLN1ERS leA . ~ MIXED NUTS 1I N ('" y1ift U1 OFTHRE .. . IN BRIEF ORLANDO (API - Dwindling supplies of fossil fuels will not permit the continued exportation of energyconsuming farming methods to the developing world, a (niilk . . FLORIDA Declaration drink . j*Jt DIAL SOAP GARGLE 1 mi.*0"o-" . TRASH roll. butter -- - Wednesday, Ian. 21,1976— JA Disease Strikes Again old. e' - __ Antonio said the animals, both rule, were donated to the zoo last summer by Dr. George I,ong, and are about five years . — -- ____________ -. .. I IV over 68 feet of nothing b Thc two buffalo buffalo bones" " clean. 46 • , -. " rF , '!"'"W~, • •.. "'"f -- - - - veterinarian who raised them • rem' r. r: I . - _- , - .-,.,4" - _~;' Today, stable population of 50,000 ensures the species will lle on Two of those 50,000 are in th e Central Florida Zoo, - • - ; Of the reason why the once Populous buffalo dwi nd led in number to a mere on the few .strands of grass •- _____ I Stab killijit, for sport a. 11*1 tv~_,~. I. .;,k ~ .II . ANTISEpTIC I F It - . -' . •" Ja I — - . . $ ¼ WASHINGTON (AP) - The last U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam says he doesn't blame Congress for the Saigon goventment's colla pse because the lawmakers' vote to bar further American military aid was prompted by "organized campaigns of distorticn in the United States" Graham A. Martin told skeptical lawmakers Tuesday that the aid decision was "bitable" in view of the impact of the American antiwar movement, which he called "one of the best propaganda and pressure organizations the world has ever seen." He named one group specificially - the Washington ba.ed Indochina Resource Center. FAA Testing Bomb Defectors qI - NAPKINS BOX OF 160 REG 55 -. I . , --- •-_#_'-• ••, I ! •••t 1r. •.. :r. " .- . BROWNSVILLE, Tex. tAP) - Should the U.S. Govern ment set up quotas or impose tariffs on imported shrimp to protect what has been described as an ailing domestic shrimp industry? The U.S. International Trade Commission listered Tuesday to the pros and cons those questions as industry representatives from Boston, San Diego and Texas testified at a public hearing. Commission Ouilnnan Will E. Leotiard said the hearing resulted in part from a complaint flied last December by the National Shrimp C"ngress NSC). The NSC contends that the U.S. shrimp industry, already hurt by rising fuel and labor costs, is being further damaged by imports ij.' • 'o, I 1~ - If the hunter was lucky, he A . LIMIT A 1I 11 -- ,,~ GAL • Shrimp Controls Discussed C' "I I kW I , ,. - - To ize, -. • • , Distortion Plot Claimed :-:. I :. rest. A T 70 - ________ ____ '" In Snrfnrri Well siors getting their hands on ne e d for food and clothl t he animals, thou, for a high Herding a group of bull chailink fence surrcun ds the toward a cliff, the mdi p. would s ta mpede the beasts Much of the time the animals the general di rection of stay back from the visitor's dropoff . So me animals split vantage point, preferring the but many of the unknow 16. shade of the palm, oak and pine creatures lumbered straight trees above them. the cliff. Perhaps the best chance ZOO By the time the lead anin t'. patrons have of seeing the caw the trap it was too la dilirnais Up close is during They could not stop wi feeding times in the morning several hundred kin pushi ' and afternoon. Wire feeders for hay and a ba th tub for a water be hind them. [luff 4t) stands and Luff .rougb arc near It thatit link i vantage point. 41~xl jumps — two hazards of t Antonio said the buffalo are wild the Sanford animals w ._., fed two basic foods sweet never now. - • -. - the wounded animal woU1i go Into - — I - Evening Herald,Santord, Fl, - ; - - once he missed the lungs and N B1cc In a Jackson athuinistration, This is a Policy of human what is "free" about a market unfilled, while 10 million the best people will tx,Lorning sacrifice, for it sacrifices the controlled by he tArab oil Americans stand on unem- to Washington — not leaving Defeat Not Conceded . and watch all these needs go .•;-- struck in an - other vital area, R nation by creating a recession, market" - . — V •• ' r ______ DIS 1' . 1. Into the trigger and fired straight for the lungs of a 7 grazing buffalo, Ilis perfect shot felled the animal, and it lay wheezing and gasping for breath, dying slowly. Now the fun began. Other buffalo, curious why one suddenly dropped, gathered around in silent confusian The cowpoke pra,eeded to fell, as many as he could. He knew that • Zoo a, l estic Buffalo Alive, Taking careful aim down t long bar rel, the cowpoke eased stressed a WASHINGTON AP The State Department says it has substantiated nearly 250 complaint-. by Americans who say they have been mistreated, denied access to American officials or subjected to physical abuse while being held in Mexican jails. Reporting the results of a study of such complaints, the department said Tuesday it could reach no conclusion on the validity of some 400 complaints and found approximately 130 others to be unsubstantiated. The study, conducted by a special panel under the supervision of the department's Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs, was prompted by congressional pressure following reports of inaction by the U.S. Embassy and consular officials in Mexico to assist the Americans, most of them yoWig people held on drug charges. --: M At Central Florida I!YSCO1TitBHAliAM herald Corres pondent campaign and the Israeli Priie Minister - Two Reside -. IN BRIEF P Presidential Requirements Examined Efficient Man agem en t Needed : ia...ksoir NA11 0N - - - .- -------- jam. 2l, _________________________________ wn _~i_ ,_1 - ____ I - ~ -._~~_-~,'1_--__ ~7'__ ;~77! - __ I ---_ 3.1~_- z .-.-.- .______1_., s Z,~,~-.-" ~ -,I~ J __I_ __ __ - __ __ = -__- -~~_____im— ___ - - ____ - 9- -~ n— W-71-A ~ 6&4i&iA&'_ ~,_ _~. wRIZZI "~Zr11ZQ",_.Z3#%"V31N -I . _:~_-_V~.,r___,_.Wr__ ;,`-- - A__ _-_'..--. 11-1. . I - 1. _____ tt.t ~ IN. X 50 FT. 88 99 1 I 77 MIAMI BEACH IAPI — The Seminole Indians, lx) have agreed to a $16-million settlement for their 150ar.old claims to Florida, may have to wait a few years ore before they are paid, their lawyer says. "There's no way of telling how long the Bureau tot dian Affairs) will take" to compile the necessary tribal ills for paying the Seminoles, lawyer Roy Struble sail Liesday. Struble said the deal "undoubtedly will be approved" tis e Indian ('laims Commission and then be sent Iii )ngress, which previously agreed to pay any settlement 'ached in the dispute 'raffic Toll Down By The Associated Press Forced down by the SS-mnile-per-tx)ur speed limit and 'ingent enforcement of traffic laws, the death toll on 7rlda roads declined by more than 10 per cent last year it is at the lowest level since 1967, off'iaLs say tate-compiled statistics show 2,ut'J traffic fatalities re recorded in Florida in 1975, down 247 from the ?ious year and reflecting a national trend, officials d Tuesday, 100 �___________ L -- ________ ______ ___ ______ - ii _ :=iiZI ____ Evening Heiald : ______ I—_- We couldn't help but notice certain similarities betweenremarksmadebySemj(J1e.BrevardSta I)N FmNC)1VF SNFOHD Fl A ___ ____ . - _ - -_-, - ________________________________________ - e en t e sd M pointed out by Herring on Monday, a grand Ifl Jurors are not going to be dictated to by me or any other state attorney" tworth, appear before area televon cameras, carried it one step further when he said, jury sifta through the evidence and, gded by the state attorney's office, makes the final decon whether or not to issue fomial charges. And, we might also say that we agree with ade Form SO if couple of minutes tOfstiie don't (Iday any ne Ofl longer. Time of fdrswi a ng gh Algerian.Moroccan War ta tu S Jurors) are th watehdog of an community and decision In all cases Uwt the legal athisor concurs rntly named to cere as llaon coordinator for remote Part of the Spanish Sahara • • in this country. - _____ doing Its Job. They (members of the news media) _____ - •_,- agenda when US Secretary of State Henr3 Kissinger met ith Soviet leaders, but the subd of "detente" surely cropped up time and again ThnrC s ue doub' that the success of the strategic arms limitation taiks,. the prime item, v, . - agenda . . ill ______________________ ______ - .. ,. •. - . - RAY CROMLEY • ISe rvicc pnor to midzght Jan 31 (Satur ' tumor exceptions, and an WIth ' '''' " Granted, not evene aes with the grand Congress of Optometry, which will be held In At least in this country we're facing our peers and More than 3,500 optometriSt.! are expected at the DON .'.. Nations Tjn r • ItABAT, Morocco (API - Egypt, Syria and Iraq tried pl t urorz crc d1s1Ld esloent ilouari Bournedienne and Morocco's King en general questions, dismissed question individually on a nurn- great Concern, F..gyptian Foreign Minister Ismall Fah. OAKLEY 'F ii earn Ivloves To I niteiid to friw 36 iwoec- Friends or the attorneys for both usual but attentive during her coi hardship at home and four who Carter told opposing auor- stand and facc the Drosçwrtiv avoid mutual annihilation Second, it is restraint in areas of direct confrontation such as in Central urope lIIiru,ueLenLeis resLraint in areas ere Middle East _______________________ -' I -- __________________________ mean and ill never mean, a freezing of the social _________________________ the anti impei iahstic struggle of the peoples ______ _______ -___ - Stop Attacks ________ _-_ ___ ________________________ - ____ ______ _ _____________________ _______________________ -- ________ _______________ _____ - 4/ M. IIU - /- •'.,' , & r i, L ear - f ..-.--. - _. Landing Is The Big Question t&D managementpays liffleattention to the research ses For, b} all accounts, as suggested A L i , $140 million British Rapier anti aircraft misalles for 1000 mIllion and a n fleet of American C-130 cargo and op transports. But Iran, the one non Arab cotmtry among the 14, is by far the extreme example astounding array of hardware six MaJcr areas of grave importance to the conduct research projects, to write reports country, action3 w that there are, by Immigration battle with the government agenc lee, but wi. are that allows believed to be displacing a million absorbing unestimated sums In welfare and long, and some of us, it seems, are getting on In The trouble is, as we see It, that the studies crease In postage rates One conclusion would be oversupply in the labor market F I ill be d d to1Iork cresIrpo " 1loer rsaidhercfuses ' iiOWeu _____________________ - ___________________ , - - I - ____________________________ _____________________ - • - -- - - - - "1 - - ___ ________________ U S channels when the same program is being shown - - - - -- PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 194 042, FLORIDA STATUTES 1974 DATE FEBRUARYQ,1976—TIME 11 000 CLOCKA M (ABIIIGF - ShI ments 1976 er 384 carlot SANFORD, FLORIDA 407 1 or the cek ending Jan. 17, 16 This makes a rr last ear Growth has ken cloned b cold weather this Januar. Demand is lair lth 1300-3 ) per crate i (1 B. in tile stat° S matters' 1--- I' - gise it the capacity to construct nuclear = - - ' _-_-_-_ ' - County Florida _____________ _ AND said in a Jan 16 memo to Dep- los Ut) Suretar) of State Charles But the $2 lee oukl us - states that if a superior s order state and the IRS East origi In the Department of State, or holds sway in the mini-states of the gulf from - ---- ----- j - Supplies --- __ - _ - 1750-800 per crate F 0 B. depending on size __,-' 1 -- kI erry %oemlJe. - -- - )erninole County, Floriva Sanford, Florida HOSPITAL NOTES JANLAItYZ7 The agreement requires the Patricia Bertram and another state agenc) in a records a' iilable to the state, Marsha Campbell porations director Man S Funt enuc, and state ____ contains approximateI 8 2 acres The 1975 Assessed Value of this encies to said 'the IRS and the Miami as ailable to the 11th Terr T HoIIe seniCeS From the Division of of records shall be conducted Sal1 I Martin I 1-. - H AR DWA RE STO R ES including Soci Security, must be less than an great power, the Umted States Included example, will compile dat.'i on home ownership etceteras Persian Gulf to secure oil supplies thou ht nd n er The n-_ - -_ (atherine II Thursachttr ' Directress Walter london t)eB.ar Peter J Gallucci, Deltona (lenn E. Merill, Deltona H * Silser Lake, died Mondayat her Mrs. Anson B. Moran, Welisle>, the vivacious twin sister of the iah of Iran, flew call of satyagraha" declared the caine to Sanford in 1936 from _____ SOfl -- - - - IUVg now ng every ng will go udended for families in need * 1';•' -çti * -pI.i4. -;3:: '""7- learned try lesson." h1aflsMd., had State Departmer.t's protocol office. Bs't the pocketed 5262552 of funds MUZZLING MURPHY: The International declsian was cabled to Cairo to lower the flag. Ronald Reagan The informati " raised for He bought a house next decr to the former New York City's outspoken ex.pollce chief, we have dwwere unable reported sadly on political intimidation, to reach Buni unixovemenLs Puccercila, DIM HARt.E ____________________ Willie M Baile vv Jimmie i D inicis Jean Demps E Diminishing cloudiness and tldirthroughThud,) 1Iigh William E Ihggrnbotnam William Johnson 7ilii M I aggon Marjorie A M4iii,rtur I lois iii tin mid to upp' r 30s O ir \%ard diminishing through Thursda) Jun Williams (loud) and cool with scat RISCAYNE PAIWUT: Richard Nixon's millionaire crony, Robert AtilanaIp, Is bailing Completely P. Tn ___ - I •cI Robert I. Brisson L. F .0. need us that the OiN FIJ1ERtL misco t'either tsLxon nor hI. other the talk of 'widespread corruption" The pep- violent resistance movement Thousands of paid this amount to rorn Reagan but _ dc& fo .ladi. It Includes a qu!cky divore&' r- ASTRONAUT PARTIES: Rockwell In- plans to keep on discussing It. attest, "Young boys and girls, students of apoIogizc' t Iui t Lena Campisi, Deltona Wilbur J, Butler, Edgewater Sarah I). Marchiano, I.ow'c mid In upper 40s north to 1boma M. Pinch, lMngwood 12:18 p.m. _ - - ---'----- ..-- --- -- --- -: - -•- -- - --- 5---- -- .-i---- ----------=-------- '- - - - ---C--- - ----I- - - ----- -- ' • - - - - 4, - - Open 'til 4 p.m. - - Ikh 11th 6 high 6 253 iii 6 45 p m, Smyrna 8th flthtae1974 We r Mail , northtu5Ossouth. Saturdayand Sunda) fair to partly cloudy LOs north to 7O ilscsstwre, • e our Super Value Catalog • ____ - e1nent APOLOGY TO I3AUMA for 118,000 a year. against police coti. IACP president (,ramkow Funeral Home is in Toda's high 78, toda) s Io adds up to a Paul 322 0500 , - - - __- D 436, Section 15, Township 21 South, Range 29 East, Seminole Coun, legal principles, then the order signed b) Gos Reubin Askew voucher _ II carrotsbetngshippedfrom CELERY trials of Nazi leaders that car no hard feelings oser the refused order for their actions 'I don t get uptight" East . - fees (or searching corporate Principle' In refusing to obe) out and showed it to me I L ________ _____ _______ - JACK ANDERSON ased ft to the -=- _______________________________________________________________ S180_000_00 , - - 'U - moderate with lower , _____ 0 I - .- - records A Low-enough figure these days, wouldn't you organization himself has Insisted on It. Buti tried to get out of regretted his dirty tricks in im It was "an American Egyptian diplomatic break The ____________________ - . - .. _.. stations as a condition of renewed Lroadcastin licenses Iran is also committed to the development of LAcentevnliil exhibit Butz thought this would be gone to work for Reagan Now we have learned permission to lower the American flag to half- grand total minutes "Bicentennial will be at a minimum under the alias "Jason Rainier," has taken over should honor Frsnco because the Spaniards had his income saying inc , - '_t - The two property descriptions above are contiguous and will be sold as - - - 52 carlot.c for the week nding Jan I, 1946 to keep O REAGAN'S RAIDERS Refugees from her party HL7TZ BALKS The secret minutes of an Nixon's Watergate tcam are qulelly turning up cumstance were treated to pomp and CirCommittee ' Howard a reenULg, drawing both a Agriculture Department policy meeting reveal on Ronald Reagan's bandwagon We have Zifld a CABLE FROM CAIRO After the death of Congressiona' that Secretary Earl Rota fought a direct or a1readyreportedthattwoofNtxon's).tck at the same Spani5haictatorFrancisFranco Ambasidor time His annual ____ - .---. to wais e for the Internal rctar of State Bruu Smathers, Revenue Service a standard $2 found and implemented fleet of hoveraaft subjected to tnI*iman ____l which helped pdllce question witnesses in exoti Village soirees Before the launch-offs the than haifa-dozen handmaide,is and three dogs DOUBLE D:PPER Soni. I nguges Some police still has e CIA bugging company also held cocktail parties or spaci. % hen the plane landed, the non-royal passengers Capitol Hid make more than their - - Sanford She said in a taprecorded _________ I V e ' eta b I e ha%e been unfair" and hae TAIJHASSFE (API devices, which showed whether suspects had were preparing for their flights The company entourage took up half the TWA plane She was been * - OF F1OKI PH 323-1330 BERRY'S WORLD -_ c' ' m are In the Central Intelligence Agency has cut off aid to weekend parties for the Apollo astronauts et -- r an lxi , ca telesianni aruesservin Montreal haV(? en woo, re g P There Is little or no emphasis on the simple of research seems to breed a flock of little wife are not over 65, the property owner Is not Iran's military power, howccr, looms the widespread training of men aid women for jobs The Orlando newspaper might ant to A local school boards to pass their own Iran to protect both its own independence and to xoperty taxes for "certain persons over with the program as outled b) Bob ICI0I enacting legislation for the county, submit this - postal operetion otild ponder me fact that the Ptal Service dL'ns insoised) whlchdepart.mentof what agency will Largest • ommercla,s Since 195s , HEAD lando accountant to peruse an and Kiatkosss,i said toe counts issue • . • and iu ilasetiiepoerto hire A . c'n' . SI.-.'.. DCO i flOt same period of 1974 There sas an oserall deficit In crude oil, the major energy trade component, but this was offset by surpluses in trade in natural gas, electricity and radinartpe nres • corn Orr s battle with an department ) • meeting, the county's public works thepast(ie sears because Orr nrI1a in the price of imported world oil cu na as tra surplus in energy by almosthalfinthcftrstnme InoftUof 1975 from Great Britain and the Soviet Union. economic world which does not exist and would mission lxnthereare9otralnsiipproactung It thkesnbojto ugh the Si95 2Oa week forasupervisor audited )earl, by an auditor possible b) a 97 000 federal $10240 for laborers In all, 13 to the federal government ant ehan1ed through the positions %%Ill be eTeated concerning SEEDCO Scrninole Emplo)uI,ent and Initialls, some statements operations er or The spokesman said It Is be1ie ed that an organized ring ixiliononUS litaryequpmentmanort • n se and Natualization in Detroit said the department has this build up of weaponry confined to the major ran Gull countries r " models acutely aware thanaboutthecosofmafI1ngalettei Ortoputitanotherway, if the 13-cent stamp is here to stay, the least the post office can doLssaveusafewsbykpngacopIerforpc ,. -••.- - Sminole Count) from Can id1i US inuniaUon offia1s of this flow of wealth from the industrialized West is being sent back to the West, and isewhere t bu international wer porchased by the oil exporters * nosesatwhat the) consider the crudeantiquated methOds of the rivals Sull others scom both hOOls. And all fecUvcly bar experts other than economists from participation in heir so routinely as to be useless hard time slnnmg the hearts and minds of the public these J— ; , of doubtful meaning and validity It expands cils, committees and advisory boards directed mendatlons, and that's where the fun begins masslse effort on studies of marginal use, by professionals In the field of aging These Who's going to bell the cat' If there s money post office lobbies, a step taken Jan. 1 at the urging of a '!-':' - ,, behavior patterns that give life to all solemn declarations The people are thoroughly tired The Postal Service says It has received nearly 11,000 letters ' t. Presi den t Fo rd to Leo n id B''ev a t le Isinki0 •-.i Augi e ss a e ______ c/d tries bordering on the Peralan Gulf - all of practical issues "Us" are the nembers of organizations of conserting their largely empty one-family hote heucopters, making the helicopter fleet the third As a result, the Labor Department doesn't older Americans We attend meetings, alt on largest In the world, 50 C.130 transports which know what It Is doing or where it'a headed ft committees, badger politicos, make speeches Of course, In the end, all the stodiles and their can move entire batallions over long distances, U .., So If d bI San Francisco hank on April 15, B) EDI'Rk kF1 fire" ernplo)es, while SF4ED 14, with members of the S go%ernmental entlt), Orr IIeraldSIaff Writer iIl be rcsponibIe (or ill ad- he is not required to open ti bionese liberation Army that Toiullork(Tessoon will ministrause duties booksto reporters SEEDCO is had kidnaped her to months L. The complaint of some of the researchers, movement The Improvement of our life con- ard whether "they can keep them up properly" U S Nay) does not yet have), 135 K-3 aerial empty sords and unfulfilled pledges We had better - - n S •• monarchies or quasi-monarchies - totalled s ould expect a serious search for new appaches, much in the same maer that military experts analyzed the iast vi orous fragmented, highly opinionated, divorced from rca -a mos1 comp,ete1y gnor. One mar research thvion is domiikd by regard to American protests ___ ___ - __________ ______ ________________________ - t When government approaches to unem- . weakened by detente. He has. said that detente would not undermine traditional American States will n3t accept "the atmosphere of detente t ik bst To an increasing number of American people, - -= ____ ________ _________ '' workingman and his probls, and little Mr Kissinger has promised Americans that tension ifitdoes notcontributetoprogresstoward -- ___________ i firearm in ti irnmiston of subdue unn elementa" itroleum reserves are concentrated, Is on Its ay to become the world's eatest center of military arms 4 ( But no The Ibor DepdrUnents research Union and use it as the primary index of our relationship " The secretary of state also has said th t th* Sov t U ' Id dest oydet 1 "th ,oviet Union uses detente to strengthen its mili'ary - the Ford administration has not developed workable policies to deal with unemplo>ment The department's methods were obsolete 30 this ugh gloglca1 The ran Gulf, where associate professor In the University of ______________________ -.___________________ ____________ - POT - -- ------- AI,a••1,• SHAR P—AS A MAIN unpartlall) FolIoing standard federal table and turned without srnll Miss Hearst and her mother Carter, as proceedings proc€dure, the Judgi questions ing She Ioered her eyes to U hatted briefly and exchanged began, doscribed the trial as prospe ti%e jurors floor briefly and r , med r wqrm sites. I CPA The defendant and her launi P0 Box 444 i, hoever, showed no emotion %A1 I — -— shen Carter read the Formal - (IOWfl on Moslem attacks against Christian minorit) %illages in the Bek region ithm 24 hours," a police spokesn sd here not spelled out The spokesman • better - and ules the sceretar) of state cars _____________________ _______ - " 00 The differing perceptions between East and %estmakethecoHapseofdetenteinevijtel -_. t WIIIINGN - The situation within the Kremlin emerges with each new confrontation, the Soviet Union is illtng to negotiate limits of strategic arms cultural exchanges and scientific '!" - _____ cmiling • To the United States, detente means three _____ __________________________ II_- ____ afternoon Hood Tractor Co COPIE EAE THA N PEN NI ES After introducing the law. solemn during the morning s ordrI action today to end Moslem attacks in eastern '- ___ The Judge in Patrjct4i hearst's Uuscountr) tiut I know or' and long aaitcd trial, the Judge re Carter then asked Miss in the robhery But since her trial for hank robbery says he's said jurors could expect to be peated at let a halMon Iiear's family to stand. Her arrest tast Sept. ie, her defense I CXPeCt to onclude the Jur fse te swued innocent until proen trine hitarst and her sisters, participated out of fear the SL% selection process by to• The remaining 74 potential guilty. Anne and Vicki stood from would kill her If she did not co morrow," U.S. District Court jurors, Predominantly white Carter's 1ir question to the their front.row scath and turned operate. Judge Oliver J. Carter said at and middlc.aged with a handful prospective Jurors was whether around. Mrs. hearst had a faint - staff, MaJ Gen Kihmat thabi, to Mgiers to try to mediate the dispute, the Beut nespaper As Sal ir rlporte(I ,.. ___________ i th A _____ SmaII.. ,maIu Price 13.JGhpdiml Hearst Jury May Be Seated Today la hac ocirred incimenta a likely to follow Herring also pointed out to Herald Staffer Ed S EvqHeraIdLSanford Ft_W.dn.idayJan1m-SA __________________________________________________ A 9 ________ h oth L 40 6 tvn hs IM: MaiL ln'rI(Ll auiw as hrne d:liver. MI 1 i&r ' inai • inth, L.0: b Months, 116.20; L MOnths, _____ I unless exposed by the media "I'dhavetosaythemedlahasbeenabighelpto % 1114AM I) URHIF \lanaging Lditor _- TrialMayLast4-5Weeks persons. I aani1temO' ThankGuu(or,tlneriC Around %AM I) l)O\i.F,Publishe -_- __-- torneys) don't give tlu!m much to go on, maybe not enough, but they diligently hang In there and -S. Mtorfley Eugene Wthworth Bothcommtmtedonthefactthatagrandjuryjs the "conscience of the community" and that If HOHEHTC. MAHKEY, Advertising Director _________ _______ ________ ____ ______ ______ -___ - Kimberly Fuller, Oviedo -- -- -- - - -- - - �---,------ ow~ 6A—Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesdy, Jan. L BEETLE BAILEY Ariv,ar to Precous PujiI Travel Means J Mort Walker ACROSS I S*tt plane 4 1i,,t __ __ _ EV LI 6 V A ii 38 Greek letter 9 Music as r P 8 Public vehicle 40 Automobile to, A 11111111011mm" 'JTl THE BORN LOSER 20 Dispatchers 72 Diminutive suffixes 24 Postal abbreviation 75 Sw.el liqueur 29 Outer garment 33 Social beginner cotl) 34 As it gnawed away JO Pub Order j7 Frequent suffi x by Art Sonsom )J).'T K5TERjM R NE TIME k \R4TZ. flO QTE 4 r w I .. U .. • -. 58 Operatic song 2 3 — — 7 Indicate with 59 Chemi cal ending 60 Make neat 8 Boys vehicle 61 Go by 9 Employer (coil) horseback 10 Family 62 Moist members 63 Concerning (2 12 Ancient WrIll I P01`1'15 64 Dance step 19 Spirited horse 21 Winter month DOWN tab) I Containers 23 Defunct city 2 And others vehicles hahn. 2___ wds I 25 Mn, •ntrn. 3 Carry (coil I 26 Soiet river 4 IJUi'r 27 Wil d goat 4 11 12 15 —1 6 5 — 48 Alleviate 49 Encourage 50 Unite firmly 52 Coze slamy 53 Verdi høoine ju n"gatives 571 n (Latin) 8 — 9 10 — 13 ii-iT ___________ — — — • 18 — — pisi IN( lN '7, CULTY's ATTITU D E 211IN '411I1UL)...) b O MUCH, TO )O L.ITTL.E, P TOO EW' W4D THE COu.EGE'S ,%1i N — i;ai — 42n2 I ___~ 7 .n.rn 32 Rend 35 Pool overhar.g 41 Moths 43 Closely 45 Utah range 47 Flat-bottomed ________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO ç*(5, 31 Singing finger NPIC4L" JJ NON NM -1110 juIIJ. JIt jiall ROOM .. J I _______________ 4-0 50 GS BUNNY jil _____ O I I J i I I j Ill_I THE SUNSET (ES flt MATCH MY 'ING g4 LLPAPES.' I ARIFS (March 21-April 19) Occasionally, you can get away with a little bluff. Today, If you say you hold three aces, you'd better have them. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) hunches you get today could be '' misleading. Rely on reasoning and logic to keep you out of trouble. GEMINI f May 21 -June 20) In situations where you share an interest don't look for a greater return than you're entitled to. It Won't happen today. waste a lot of time and act.AM.•t.ti i june 41Juiy Z I complisli very little. Weigh Everyone is his entitled to each project for its worth. opinion. Hear others out. You AQUARIUS iJan. 20-Feb. 19) could find agcrmof unexpected You're not too sharp today. .substance. Read anything important over LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) You two or three times, particularly have a tendency to be a slow if you have to sign It. starter today. You can overPISCE.S (Feb. 10-March 20) come your lethargy. Push yo,ir inter es t inanorganization yourself a bit in the morning, could get out of hand today. Cut VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) fina ncial contributions, offer rant tim ,f,t t, __ . f'iIl LL'haafl '•'- flt ifl tnii .7"" •• - .. !........J i WIN I IJ 4sr2 (C,~,~ fl y Lasrenee E. Lamb, M.D. - .., :-- - - - DEAR, - -. - - - - .- -.. IT AD55341$ a4 Ar: > We-4EJ DOYOU - I - . I USNG - I)EAII READER - The -. I. - - - IP. duwit .and 101 ulcer forms because the area is not getting enough oxygen. The dilated varicose vein allows blood to sta gnate an the tissues. Since the stagnant venous blood contains only a little oxygen, and swelling inturleres with the movement of oxygenated blood into the area, the tissues lack oxygen. We call this 'stagnant hypoxia:' -- — \~ ) . (f I I; .. --.4 . — - . - V ka.- 4 - -. ;_-. . - .4_._• . \% . 11 ,'~ I - t.i_:- . - 1 _J , 1 ___ - * ~ r~,__')_ NOT AT ALL,) PRISCILLA ';, -:.. OOKI iOLLocK .. - i . I I to -%T'€ i i I . : — i vvr-1LIN &._ The cause of the ulcer then, is the poor venous circulation caused by the dilated varicose veins. The treatment is directed toward prevention of pooling of stagnant venous blood. Such an ulcer would heal if you could stay in bed with the foot up so no blood would pool in the foot, but that is not very practical in most cases, Th e ulcer would recur when you got up, I I YS " T HE END" TEA rmt J / DROP' i 4! -— -'- - . .- . ' 'c" ----77- k.,C 1 Ii %'.X • - - -) - _ '9a' -. - . r- ;;J - r ARCHIE by Bob Montana . , VERCCAlSGo96 - 1. WE HAVE A GREAT ACT _N ' ~ir__~z LINED TO BR U" FOR THE SHOW! ir 'IRON STOM4CMCMURDIEV.' W HE irs ' 'IROI4STcWACHMCMUROtEy IS IN THE HOSPITAL WITH STOMACH IBL E!ChPS! TERR HEATEOEOF MV BISCUITS! Th ere is a familial tendency to have varicose veins so, you can do things that hp prevent them. That includes avoiding constricting gar. ments, particularly around the thigh, using support hose it your occupation requires long hours of standing and get' ting off your feet when 't)U , OMIGOSH VjRAr sT1 t: HAPPENED? 1-1, ft 1P .. - F ", .:jjç.r -. CYEP-. OH, HERE Sl-ECOM5ES OH, ARCHIE, BED . f.. - ING HIM 550W :t' Y Various pressure garments are often useful to help prevent pooling of blood and swefling. In many cases sur• gery is necessary to remove, or at least improve, the situa. lion with the varicose veins. --, p ..'- - ~4 ~_ Ij .- '$ .4 ½" I -1Z ~ %,\^ 1 I 010 4" "t"r-m- - •I .3 'cc - ;- a .,j can 1. 1-41,~P -( 7_ It _:~-tr'.~- - - . —,-"`f, -I , : A i -- •a-.a. :j -. - - i- FRANK AND ERNEST e14 li-~4r I , by Bob Thai i 0 ! la p7 w; ;_ ! ~g b,~ ~ -1 -':,- A.t~__ - :4 ", ' "'.r \ - -- . -- - .' I ,I I • I fi ________ Nf III. Ng(. MAN WHO LENT You TH DIEP ITMENT 3:q r—A •1• •1 .--., 4I : I Y' j :.. . . r- v. ';. M I Tr*t..13.' —I — 5- 4" 5 5• .. 5 ±1 — . - - - BIRTH DEFECTS ARE FOREVER. - .5-.- " LOAN - 60.1 11 ' - For more information 1)11 varicose veins send 50 cents for Th e Health Le tter number _ T1iE '- MaNlY UflLESS YOU HELA MAACH aS OF I 04fl')ES -• I - ' . NA 1. TUMBLEWEEDS 10 8 3 2 EAST I Do aK6 A Q. 98 K 109 • A K 1052 SOUTH ___________________________ A 73 2 a *AQJ 954 6 Dr. .4 &873 Both vulnerable Lamb - , 'Lii'' — 5-8. Varicose Ves. in Enclose a lung. stamped. self - addressed envelope for mailing Address ti letter to me In care f this newspaper. P.O. Box 326. San Antonio. Tevis 78292. DEAR DR. LAMB I have an Inactive thyroid and have taken three grains of thyroid for a number of years My doctor just finished giving Inc th e thyroid scan and the test shows my thyroid is still inac ti'e and he has increased the thyroid I would like to know if there is anything that would make my thyroid active again or I have to take pills the rest of my Ilk' West North F ! !£ 3 1* 4V 4* [)bk li Pass I'ass CARNIVAL I have a weight problem so I to diet all th e time and I am terribly sluggish _________ I Zi 1Th'4w6 ,4 -- " -' ri -____ Sertoma Club of Sanford, noon, Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and R 46. Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce annual banquet; social hour, 7 p.m., dinner, 8 p.m. followed by dancing. Lake Buena Vista Clubhouse. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30 In McLaughlin, a former special many awards from police and many others, through 6 at the Red Carpet Inn, rape victim, interviewing of the agent in charge and police organizations for his research, He is also the author of SR436 at 14 in Altamonte rape suspect and the police role training coordinator for the study and analysis Into the field numerous articles on various Springs from 9 am, to 4 p.m. as an educator in crimes Seminole Community College Federal Bureau of of the abnormal sex offender, facets of sex offenses and is the daily. SCCI and the Sanford Police Invcstiqatio against women. (FBI), who He has served asa consultant jn originator and present director )epartment are sponsoring a retired from Theprogram,opentoalllaw eminar on sex cr imes and in Aug us that organization the investigation of major sex of "Sex Crime Criteria," an enforcement officers, will int, 1970 after 36 years of crimes th roughout th Council 3orals squads from 9 a.m. to e country annual seminar which attracts el 4 service, e: ud th e Shady Gap Mountain and has conducted annual hundreds of investigators from .m, daily until Friday at the After his retirement courses at the University of all over the United States who Man Case, the Condetti anford Civic Center, ac- McLaughlin became a law Delaware, Case Western are studying modern aspects of the John Reginald Christie ording to Dr. John Ijnehan of enforcement enniultant with Reserve University CC's Criminal in sex crimes to find effective murders, administration and Justice various colleges arid police Cleveland, West Suburban measures of recognition and organization of major case Meeting (epartment, academies throughout the Police Academy in Chicago, control, squads, dealing with press, The seminar is being con- country. of Georgia, Southern ucted by The program will be con- radio and television and Walter V. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS McLaughlin has received Police Institute in Louisville ducted again from 1eh assignment of squad duties City eornmi*ners, Y!c .- . wnen case breaks. braved the hazards last year of Other topics include the arriving back in the city for a Boston Strangler case; child meeting after attending the molestation, statistical and league of Cities' convention in Assistant State Atty. William used the rolled up carpet as a Tallahassee, have canceled the social problems, reported stereo equipment, a pickup truck of William Gracey pedophile, policeanalysis contactofwith Staley has added his name to battering ram when they television March 2 commission meeting and two watches, while it was parked at 2551 he growing list of recent knocked down an eigh for t-foot total value $635, were miss1n this year's co nvention. e c th hi im ld victim, portant Palmetto Ave. urglary victlm.sover Semjnc.le sect no" - !---'-f..'% i t:,, k- i' ' Commissioners last year , r;ly at Uk -' Bear, aspects o the overall situation exit the rern' of tc rived ar ba ck in town i',. -, •,ui.:n. and at 7:30 the police role as an h.are, reporteo too ls .Laky reported to sheriff's Investigators reported an p.m., late for the De puty Do nald McConnk-k snow tires and 4:30 p.m. two educator in child molesting , a trailer hitch meeting. The convention this eputies Tuesday that burglars attempt was also made to reported burglars entered by a were taken when his station )rced their way into a house he remove car pe t from a family window to take $250 in toots Addition al subject be year is scheduled for March 1 and wagon, parked at 2558 Palmetto covered are rape ass atosocial and 2 in Tampa. R"flsatlZl Variety Tree Circle, room of the house. Deputies said stereo gear from the residence Ave. was burglarized, factor and as a statistic, Itamonte Springs, and made approximately $100 damage of Nancy Brooks, 431 W. Lake In other business at the Donald Gorman of Lake woman, and her role in the i with 234 square feet of white was done to the door, fence and Brantley, Forest City. sex meeting, the commission apMary told officers that a $150 crime, analysis of the law of iag carpet valued at ap- a mirror tile wall mural in the proved payment of $1,799.24 to Sanford police today were citizens band radio was "oximately M. taken rape, profile of the rapist, consul ting engineers, Glace and house, investigating burglaries of when his auto was burglarized medical aspects and Staley said the house is In other sheriff's reports, three modern Radcliffe, for preparing the vehicles, in a parking lot at Bowl investigative techniques, and want and listed for sale. He Oscar Lee Weeks, 301 Salina operation and maintenance Assorted tools valued at $250 America, 180 lid the burglars apparently Drive, Altamonte Springs, were repor Airport basic investigation at rape manual for the sewer In. ted taken from the Boulevard. scene,S. police contact with the terceptor system. __ - - Cancels e r- Lyman High School Choral Boaters garage sale, starting 8 am., corner of Palm Springs Drive and North Str ee t, Rolling Hills. :. __ ir electric lba i1c hi gher largely k __1 ~i I our f I bil l has tripled, . I 4 Disabled American Veterans Chapter 30, 17-92, Sanford, 7:30 p.m. 1 Over 50 Club, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens, Bring bag roll~~,/ - Ct6 i '4* Yloman's Club of Casselberry, clubhouse, Overbrook, Drive, 1 p.m., business and social meeting. /-2S I Second Annual Arts and Crafts Festival and Sewing Con test sponsor ed by the Lake Ma ry Wo ma n's Club, 11 to 1 p.m., The Forest clubhouse. open to public. That vital question Dexter wanted to ask turn ed how much of my allowance did I have Iett?f" Sanford Optimist Club Ladies Appreciation Night, I — I I' - Longwood Area Sertotna Club, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 Lb . "1 ___ cIl..L*M., i Dcaw, JUAN, , a I I1'q, % Sanford Uons Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR Overesters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light Building, Sanford Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Post, 17-92, Longwood, 1111, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 _____ _____ f_L__: - 434 ' ___ j 7:30 p.m., Sue Ann's Capri. -,,-,11 I __ 1 Q , Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center. -,- Rotary Clubof Cauciberry, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose .. -........... .. .. II--- F . - '. - ._t: : .. rVr -' fl2t . r.,z . - -•- -- - - . - = I- _______ _ tt5 to over a muffin .. I. , -. . - ' - -- _ -, z.. - " - -_:-- -- Fe .r.a, — - - '. ,:'t... - '' - 1'. .., - ! . ' .. a.. t r. -. . - ... - - _ .., -. - ._ .' .' Even : L . - J Tr j X 15w .' - . - - .1 ' - . r . , •. . -- , - ' ' ' ' \" h / S ',, . , -. - -. "'' "I',.. 1 " It ' ..3't f 'S( ". . '' , - 4QZ . :44 ' .- _ ..; -- .-p -4.. A L -fl"-..'' —: - , -_ . -c. _ L ._ . - . -.....: V. i -4: . -- ' S .2 .- - .- - -' - r. ;), : ' ,r &5 ' •' '? MONDAY, FEBRUARY! Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m,, 1201 W. First St., Sanford, Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. ' '. l , Ravenna Baptist You th Car Wash, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., old U.S. Rank, Sanford Plaza. TOPS CLUB 79 7 p.m., upsta irs over Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. -- Attorney 's Home Is Burglarized SATURDAY, JANUARY Il Tommy Scott's Family Fun Time Country-Western ow benefit for DeBary Chamber of Commerce Building Fund, 7:30 p.m., Fireman's Hall, Lyman High School Junior Class Carnival, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. WEKIWA DISTRICT Annual Recharter Day for Scout wilLs, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Asbury United Methodist Church, Maitland. —- .4 5. S.. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m. Holiday Inn, Sanfurd. I S % Sanford By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord thumley's Altamonte Springs, ! __________ __________ :7 ' Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Coun try Cub. rl . _______ ____ ____ / .•I .1.: THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 / A- ___ / _ rn... Ongoing SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Mid-Florida Singles Assn., 2 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, First Street. V _____ I_____________ iU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 am., The Caboose, (P4 ,, Seminar because / )rA/4&y / Cr'i'me CALENDAR • v.. P /a , __ / __________ 1i7L1IVM I T/14'IX : R44ktY- YtV " MIAMI (API — Socialite Doro th y White Wynne has lxero ordered to pay $O0-a-month alimony to her former husband, Joseph J. Wynne, who she said married her for her money. She 13 84, he is 78. Mrs. White called the alimony award unfair and said she would appeal. ___________ Some patients do be tter one thyroid preparation than on another. Your doctor may decide in time, depending n your response, to try one of the synthetic hormones, Usually it is possible to provide enough of the most suitable harmones to totally replace the function of the thyroid gland When that is achieved any sluggishness and weight problems caused by a low thyroid function can be controlled Not all sluggishness and weight problems are ('used h>' ltw thyroid function, though Wife Must Pay Alimony by Dick Tumor _______ DEAR READER — After a person has been taking th)'rt)id In large amounts for a long time the thyroid often rernain.s relatively inactive Occasionally by using hor mone preparations that a". tivak' the th yroid it can he stimulated The thyro1l is normall stimulated to action by a hormone I thyrotropic hormane (rain the small pItuitary gland under thi . brain ________ I The state Su pr eme Court order Tuesday called for a lye-year suspension but was modified to place Serett1 on robatlon for the final three years. Segretti, 34, pleaded guilty In 1973 to federal charges of onspiracy and illegal distribution of political literature. Ic was sentenced to two consecutive one-year prison term.s, of which all but six months was suspended. __________________________________________________ have .P. II____ ____ 91 ears. A I'cnns!vania reader jumped to three diamonds Openmg lead-) V after he had opened one heart . and partner respo nded one spade. They had a part score of 40 and partner passed. Our Sonetimes a weak dis- reader wants to now if his tributional overcall really jump shift was forcing. Th e answer is that it would pays off. We have given North and be with the Jacobys but obSouth exactly the same cards viously his partner did not as they held Yesterday but think It was. Partners do go have changed East and West a wrong on occasion trifle Specifically, we have (Do you have a question given East the king of spades For the experts? Write "Ask and West the king of clubs, the Jacobys" care of this East and West can still newspaper. The Jacobys will make four hearts because answer individual questions there are singletons in each of it stamped, self-addressed the black suits, but when envelopes are enclosed, The 10 South gets doubled at (our most iotetnsting questions spades he has a real ball. will be used in this column East takes his ace of hearts, and will receive copies OF looks over dummy and lays JACOBY MODERN) — Th6f! • LiIICfl( Sex i *7 V 10 J I'4/N'?n,aw ::E- .1 •_I..._ uiiu by Garry Trudeau 7)IE /ti4zAc T/1/N6 ZlT aMT \ ,, . iuiie SAN FRANCISCO (API - Donald H, Segreul, politica l rickster in the 1972 Nixon reelection campaign, has been uspended from the practice of law in California for two down the ace of diamonds. Diamonds are continued. South ruffs. enters dummy by rutting a heart. Takes a trump finesse, picks up the last trump, takes a club finesse and winds up making four spades plus an overtrick Just think! If South had sat back and passed he would have lost 620 points instead of gaining 790. Of course. West didn't have to double. East and West might continue to five hearts - down one, but in any event the overcall took theirgame qL and rub be r away from t em DOONESBURY - - viii )onald Segretti Suspended BRIDGE AT -, S. I lfl(.l 96 . ' Ul lLU.a lLiUdiJ. ( Q sore on the leg' Also what causes this? Is it hereditary' TGO'.jO!',AETV - —'1r' - PLAN ON .....:............. III) •Il1tI .J.-Ii.S J,( (JiI m''.'ii an open ulcerated varicose T.4E POCKET * J MULTPL!S. D:'/DES AN (CALCULA I GOT DOES BASK TRGOOIV'FTRY -1 frail '".1 '7 DR. LAMB there anything that will heal -. -. - - - MONTCLAIR N.J.(AP)—A 26-year-old hairstylist ha won the largest prize ever offered In any state lottery fl,776 a week for life. Eric C. Leek of North Arlington se!ected Tuesda) A the final drawing of the "1776 Instant Lottery." If h ives to be 76, he will collect more than $4.5 million. If he loesni, his heirs are guaranteed 11.847.040. When the award was announ ced, Leek and his fiancee, xokkeeper Mathihje Caldas, ran up on stage. "Praise the 4ord that this is all possible. and I hope I can help a lot of eople with this money," Leek exclaimed. j Help Ulcers - Prize: $1,776 A Week 52 5354] Pressure Cann -. ._.t ' wisely. * M1 WASHINGTON (AP) - J?ck Ford begins work toda with a firm specializing in youth and convention travel The President's 23-year-old son will work out o Washington as director of youth marketing and specla programs for a New York-based travel firm. Press Secretary Sheila Weidenfeld said young Ford wIl, involved in developing programs for student travel an will coordinate production of a student guidebook to the United States. Young Ford is a graduate of Utah state University, there he studied forestry. Ills salary? That's "between Jack and his employer." _ ) " , .ara .'JI Jack Ford To Begin Work As Youth Marketing Chief long shot. Re satisfied with sure things that offer a smaller YOUR BIRTHDAY reward, but a certain return. Jan. 29, 1976 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Make the m os t of your op.. Promises to the family today portunitics this coming year. made while you're in an ex- They should be ample, but you pansive mood will be dis.ap- won't get a return unless you %EST -, Ia,al deliver, rI: by Stoffel & H.im SCORPIO iOct. 24-Nov. 2) F)n't enlarge on the scope of what you (10 for another today. They could be resentful if you magnify your cuntribution. sM;IrrAIuus (Nov. 23 ICL. 21) It's going to take discipline, but try to live within your means today. Pleasurable whims could demolish yur budget. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Unless you keep things in perspective today, you can i SCC, Police r[Z%JrLt For Thursday, January 29, 1976 I],k I - winuma rmIIIIII NNOWN. WON !!~~ J _ 24 1 - By IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I nyn1;RNI('EBF:OF:OM),, hire I? Cognizance 18 Winter vehicles Event Is Sponsored ~ HOROSCOPE _A ___ . 4I II Small particle 42 Bolt conveyer L1°1! cjj IER TQ r 13 Japanese 44 Not in L aborigine 46 Lair (var) 47 Suffering from0 L A (ff-J 14 Equal Icomb mal do mer lII1fô T N Vi L Form) 51 Type of car 15 Reprove 55 Elevator 5 Hastens 28 Charge for 16 Abominable compartment 6 Liable to be pass snowman 56 Zola heroine affected 30 flops kL 6' 111 It . - Three years ago it cost us $334,000 a day for the fuel oil we used to generate electricity. Today, the price per barrel of oil has tripled, Which means our costs have tripled to over a million dollars a day. A million dollars a day even though we're using less fuel oil than we did three years ago. (35 million barrels in 1972 vs 32 million for the 12 months ending October, 1975.) This reduction in oil consumption is due to increased reliance on nuclear-generated power. Th e skyrocketing cost of fuel uel oil is a major factor in the cost of producing electricity. Indeed, fuel now amounts to 59% of our total operating costs. The result has been a sharp increase in your electric bill. For the increase in fuel oil costs is reflected in your fuel adjustment charge. - f J' .1i. i3'4 i .t.Fr'' All of that charge goes to pay for the increased cost of fuel. FPL doesn't keep a cent of that money. We aren't any happier than you are about the increases which the fuel crisis has caused. But we are gratified that we have been able to keep them from going higher. With the use of nuclear-generated power. In fact, last year, nuclear-generated power our customers over 161 million dollars in fuel oil costs. And we're hthlding more nuclear power plants to hold fuel costs down even more. For nuclear power is the least expensive source of energy available to us today. So, next time you get your bill, think about our bill. We're working to keep both of them down. ,J 'c'PC' 'i.-" '- i.i i '- '!f r-r" ' r ,.- ~~ .4 •5) - L.414a. 1' - "-i -i,.1-t ) A'? -9 L .', - i$,PJ"U ' 11/ V; 'r ftr 1. ' . i "' 'I -. ; ,, a A ,, • ',. '- :i:i , -' I &;_ ?j5i't'' . " f a ''5 - , ,-, 2'.,'.' ~ J: i 1:4-- -0 1p z_C_ 74 .; _ _" '4l a'C._. " ç , a , / a -.,. , m a 7ó WM : - &I,,, ,r , , fig, , .' i '' '' — - " .) 1, ( ,, , i ..— -- i - " . - - �- - - - - --- - - - - --- - - -- --. . - L -Ex- Forest Aide Jim Raley Pats ' New Coach 1. -- - - - - . - - - -- --- ---- - . -- - - -. -- - - - - - --- -. . ~1611 - - - - -. --- -_.-- -- - .- . - ----- - . - - .- , - - - - - ------ - - - - - - - -----------r.... -----.--------- t-t- -,_ --- __ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. E vans Weir Resigns At Brantley, Takes HVJIMIJ:YNES - - - here. I'm looking forward to some really good years. " Herald Sports Edir FOREST CITY - There's a new face t _____ j JIM KALEY 8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Jan. 28, 1976 = _1111111111111111111111111111111 Wright - - ..' .. Ll - .. .. • - , • - , ______ ________ _______ - _____ A- , Trinity Prop Lake Highlar.d - ORLANDO 11 Fouled Out McNaufly, Gilbert. Arrn-n p. Thompson Leads NJ uggets n GRAVEL - JUST A SAMPLE - COFFEE FILTERS TRUE TEMPER LAWN SPREADER , 100 99c 22,17 3.81 BLACK & - ¼" 0.28 - ' ' • .....................--:__.._ ' - " -- a a -' - -. 4 - , - -% - - ,- ---- a, a. _________ - - -. - .- . - _ - _. ... . - - . - - --...-- 1_ ,,, - ..' -.-.,,. -- - • - -,, - - .-,-,. .- . - -' - - - - -. - - - - - - -. ;-. - Ia .460111111111111111111111111111. - - -- - - - - . -_ 4 1 - - - - - en by the ABF. Sanford contest. Johns River, further elaborate on the idea. the concens of opinion from NBA Tuesday's Results Buffalo 179, New Orleans 105 Atlanta 1, 4, New York 113 Cleveland IS, Detroit $3 Houston 127, Phi ladelphi a 116 Chicago 110, Goloen Slate 103 Kinsis City 107, Milwauiee tos ABA Tuesday's Result Dener Nuggets Iii, ABA All Stars 3$ Toda Y's oamn Plo games Schedul ed Pro Hockey NHL Tuesday's Results flew Yor, Islander 1. Mm Claimed ,. St. 19 Por tland Ill, Washington Today's Games Atlanta at Boston Cleveland at Houston Chicago at Detroit Buffalo at New Orlear Phoenix at Los Angeles Seattle at Portland - stop James Tailor. Tailor hit 11 buckets from all over the won the game. The Grenadiers $115,000 U.S. Indoor Pro Chanprobe into drug use, school c 7s The trouble was that the Pats all over the court rebounding, floor and 12-of-14 from the assumed a 12-point lead in the pionship. .v Colonial 6$. Sanford II president Otis Singletary said. were never closer than six intimidating and scoring. He hit charity stripe for 34 whopping lot; Seiple(0) won byforfeit; 101, Amkeny (0) T. Green. 3:31; 115; points to the Warriors at any I2pointsinthclirsthalf,almost points. one time. A stall does no good If as much as the whole Lake Poole (Wy) d. Yefvington. , I72 Brady (0) p. Jikson, 3:06; you are behind, as West Orange Brantley team put together. Cesirig (0 p. Franklin. 371; 135: coach Joe Worsha m stated, The Patriots only scored two EBCO Ofrsen (0) d Anderson. IS 2; 141; R. " Thc stall hurt them oienly points in the entire second half! Grten I wo d. Carter, 7 4; 16$; Zayas (0) P. Watsoe 2:25; 1SI: because they never had the They froze the ball most of the 903 W. 3rd St. SANFORD, Fla. Frv$n (Wy) P. ProcefI. 1.53. 322-7898 170; lead. It's tough to run a stall time and only took four shotsat Kerr (0) p. Mlncey, 3:53; ill liketheir'swhenyoudon'tha','e the basket, making one. CaugPe(l (0) P. KaiqIw. 136; heavyweight Mullini (0) p. Smith, a lead to work with." Brantley was down by six . 1 3* .IV . "They were very proficient with five minutes left but as Butterworth states, "We could have won but the shots just wouldn't go In. MR. for MOUNT DORA Worsham said of his teams Tied at 33second half play, "We Just 33 With one second left, Mount dropped ba ck Into a zone and [)ora free throw shooter i' killed their stall. I'm proud of stepped to the line and sunk the ' W i 1 3)125 the kids and that they kept their lint half ofa,ne and one. But GOLDFLEX REINFORCED HOSE heads even though the game he stepped over the lire, LENVEI( (All) in was always close. You have to lk4tiflg the point, and t he David drives and spinning in No. 7006 DECKER DRILL KIT game went into overtime, Thompson, Denver's scintillat- pacing a record 52point Denver be proud of them for O u" W L" 1 5.96 Cruoms went on to hold Dora ing rookie, paced a fourth-quar- fourth quarter that left the The 5-12 Warriors were led by ter surge that carried the Nug- highly partisan fans limp. James Tailor who popped 16 down by 4-1 In the extra period PREFINISHED MOLDING 10c Lin. ' gets to a 144-136 victory over the Thompson, awarded the points. He was the only player to claim victory No, 12 against 37-34. American Basketball Asso- gaine'i most valuable piayer on either squad to get into one BERNZAMATIC SOCKET SET 0 tation All -Stars in the league's trophy for his sensational pct- double figures. Rick WelLs wa. high man for ' 1 ninth annual mid-season game lormance, was ably abetted by The Patriots' high scorer was the Panthers with ii points, and Tuesday night. lUbbv Jones, who scored 21 David Sheffield who was six- h't pulled down eight rebounds TRUE TEMPER SHOVEL SLS, SLR 3.92 Thompson, a brilliant, leap- points, and Dan lssel and Ralph for-sn from the freethrow, as well. Crooms shot but 25 per ing6400t-4 forward from North Simpson with 19 apiece. line. He did not hit any field cent from the floor and earned • CRESCENT TOOLS only nin of 29 from thehasCarolina State, wowed an ABA city Julius Er1ng of the New goals all night. 1/2 (VAST ASSORTMENT) PRICE line. all-time record crowd of 17,798 York Nets, winner of the unique WEST ORANGE: Harp I 00 7; at MrNichols Arena with a z- halftime slain-dunk contest, led I.-.n7 9 QT. PLASTIC BUCKET 726, Reel 71, Lana CROOMS: Black 102, Gitrnorei fling all-around show that In- toe Al!-1Stars with 23 points. 1.25 I I T.ivior tO 316 To4ls 114925 06, Hudirn 3-li; Wells 3 S II, LAKE BRAN VLEY: Scott 700 4; H,ck:7 I 5; Ha'-s 0 00; Washington duded 29 points, 15 in the fourth Guard James Silas of the San 0 7 7 7. Eberte 1 1 1 3; 276 Totals 11 937 period. Antonio Sjxmrz and forward ,Cra*fcwd S c 51''4fld 0 61 6 Totals 3 9 1115. MOUNT DORA: Linden 611); I Coenbee3 11. MOM rnq 1.74; F off ee Thompson, a former colle. Billy Knight of the Indiana ii 5 7 S102; Hayes 40$ Totals: 15131. ;:iate All-American and two. Pacers each scored 20 for the West Oi'a"It 2 o-;s _____________________ 00 :inw Player of the Year, dai- All-Stars. tho willed under the Lake ' __ .__ . Captu res 12th " . - a .--..- ____ _j... . ,-, .- - -11 1 1 1 1 1 1 --- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 70 by George Oates, president of "With organization, we can the first day of Pro Basketball nesota - roorn s - ..' -. - . Strong fishing, allowing necessary person to have fishing tournament director, As the names of partners for will head out at 7. the second, - a1 1 1 1 1 IF1 1 1 1 1 1 1, Hit ) W ater * nearly every name Cotton, ABF World champion man in the world." as recognized as having for 1975 and bass guide on South A close look at his jacket appeared In article carried by Carolina's famous Santee- verified this, Chiles had bass nati ona ll y circulated Cooper Lake, and Emmet patches from every major We open-_ Wednesday'at 12 noon, - - A 0 1'L,d Suzanne Conner, V. p. ['::,::_" , 3 Atlanta I, PhiladelphIa 4 Montreal 2, Vancouver 7, tie • DetroIt 3, St Louis 2 Lail, Angeles 2. Washington 0 Today's Games Buffalo at New York Rangers NV* York R:andei-s at To ronto Atlanta at Chicago Wash;ngtor, at Calif ornia t(,in', ('fy at Mmnnq'tofa Dartmouth SI. Hotstr 3 Massa chusetts 5$. Ions 77 Memphis St $1, LaSalle n NIchols 77. Coast Guard 69 PrInceton 69, Penn 57 Rutg ers to?, Pittsburgh 71 Vitlanova 91, St. BorSaventure Trenton 63, Belt Si Lake Butler 6$, Hilliard SI Starke 69. North Marion 55 Lake City Academy 57, Ocala St. John Ltflte'rafl 53 Plmto 56, Arcadia DeSoto EIGHTH-s.15, 5: 1 Montagi V,rn, 7 Count LvIy, 3 Dave St Stephens 43. NOrthide Dresm. 1 WItown. S Kay's Butt Christian iv 23 6 JOtul Jack, 7 Ripple Rube, SOUTH Warner Christian 77, Lake Qur-ston AlA East 70, Samfo'ci 69 City Forest mills 73 NINTH-5-16, C: I Gwen 01.,, Centenary $9. E Texas flap yr-,1, O..imortct. 3 Lake Abner liSt ¶ rp Socks. S Willff Ide, 6 Ir, Duke 91, Davidson 79 J , 11 7 Gold Medallion, I Montagu Gardner Webb 1)3, NC Cen Factor tnt • SANFORD-ORLANDO TENTH- $-16. A: 1 Rumored, P4 Kentucky 13, Genrg'tcMn TUESDAY'S RESULTS Ba Collins 3 Cae'sar, I Brow is Spectre. S Kenny Kyle, 6 Go Va St $6. L'vingIoq'e $0 FIRST - 516, B 1 Joy Jangles Carine, 7. Ram Bers, I Afloth (I, 1950, 520. 420, 2 Dear Marta ) 310, 360. 3. Texas Dream MIDWEST ELEVENTH- e. C: I Ti'4, 310, Q (31) 177 00. ]ill Wayne St 99, Peru, Pleb 71 Debbe DougIs Babe, S Patti W Montana 69, Montana Tech SECOND I. C: I Clay Moth, 4 Shang Tang S Oo.'ge. 6 65 Delaney(?) 1600,4 40.3 9j, 2 Spats , c fl.sniit, 7 D 0 i Red, 8 (7) 670. 160; 3 I1Iad Drifter (1) Wittenberg $7, Muikingun, 7 Sh.Idow Bo x.,5,- 97, Lews • 250.00(471 $ 149 40. 0(27) 577 50. TWELFTH- Is. C: 1 Firestorm (7 21 $91 70, 39 37 7 Touch 01 Hope, 3 Cacy's Firs?, THIRD - S 16, 0 1 Colorful (2) SOUTHWEST Eades Sheri, S Silent Bell. 6 Mn 7 10, 400. 320. 2 , L L 's lmogene Lelcajrneau 63, BaPlist Chris (3) Y-t,rph, 7 True Dream, 4 It'll Dolt ti 510 5(0,3 LL Swuint 56 (1)150,Q 1 2 11 175 00, 1 (73-i) Ill) 40; ]I I& FOURTH - S-lb. M, I Real FAR WEST Rhythm (I) 1110, $60. 500. 2 Arizona Iii. Portland St 91 6rnne (3)3 10, 360. 3 Rock A Blur Nevada Las Vegas 139, N (5' 600, Q (I 3) S70$0; p (I 3) Ariz101 Sill 10. 3193 17 4 Dog-Racing ' FIFTH -516,0 1 iL's Seaton 7160, Ii 40. 610. 7 A Bomb toi 310. 250. 3 Be My Cactus (I) 300. Q 1 56)13110. P IS 6) S17570, II 9 SIXTH -516, A I Moa', Grade Ely 91. R.er ii' Mit,iry 71 350. 320. 760, 2 1 For More Fort Lauderdale 61, Coconut (II 5 40, 3 10, 3 Krijten (5) Creek 50 , (2 41 577 0. 1 (7 1)11 IlL) tO, 31 22 HigPI,lndi Christian 70. Palm SEVENTH - 516. C I AvidlIe Cove ' 17) Ii 60,3 70, 7 Mineola Hamlet (1) H011ywd halt 76, McArthur 300. 20, Injunction (7) 300, Q ;i 65 WHA 7) $15 20, P 174) SM 60, 31 61 H 0 II y wood Christian 4.1. Tuesday's Results EIGHTH - 516. C I King'i Academy i out-be( p. Cincinnati 1 Crmnnrn,n lii 17 40, 4 20, 3 10 7 11 lli Edmonton i, Toronto 4, 01, t Lake Worth 76. Martin Coun Aviivoe 111120,440, 3 Bentley : tiC 1 10. 0 (31)51910; P (8 3) ISI 60, Ocala Vanguard io, Gain Phoenix 4. San Diego 3. 01 11 66 esvltle Eastside 77. 2 ovt Today's Games SEVENTH -3$, A. I. Sissy Piper 61, Pompano Beach 60 ,. Clevetarct at Cincinnati 1 60. 7 50. 3 00; 7 flora Gray ': Boyd Andern 56. Fort Lau Calgary at Phoenix 1 60. 3 00. J. ju5t'n,n (3) 3 10, 0 . cterciale Normea" '5 Winnipeg at Minnesota dl SI) $0; P (I 6) 134.50; 3*60 Bradenton Bayshore 63 St Houston at Edmonton TENTH - S IS, 6: 1 1 C s Petersburg Catho'ic SO Thursday's Games Lucifer (7)1 20,160. 7.50; 7. Factual Alachua Rolling Green 59 Minnesota at lnd'anapolis (6)S60 320.3 Real Angel (2)11 20. Marion Academy 41 Calgary at San Diego Atlantic 91, Cardinal Newman 0 (6 7) 17600. 31 ELEVENTH - 5)6, A t 11 way Robber (I) 2 60, 2 10, 270.- 7 Apopka 12. flew Smyrna M ineola Ms Mulil (1) 10 60, Iso, 3 tlt'ach iS K's Explor (7)320, 0 1 5) $22 50, i IV Bradc-s,t,ri Manatee 61. Sara The Top IS team', in Tt't- A', p (9 1) 5.3960. PB (76 with Ill Riverview located Press cullege division Bradenton Southeast 75, Ve- 1,697 50, 3-I- It basketball poll with flr't Place nice S7 TWELFTH -Iii. B 1, Dollar Doll votes 141 IS 10, I (0 3 50. 2 in parentheses, Season Montac' B r ad C 01 on Christian ' w'oth (6) 1$ 50, 5 26. 3 Modest C(O,th through games Of Sat- Temple Heights IV 37 urday, Jan. 24, and total points, Milli (2) 750. 0 (4 11 $142 60; 1 (II Rronn 4, Branford 45, Points based en 109 6S43 2)5793 50 39 12 Broward Christian 13. ti'ilver 'I, A 7S9, Handle $175,773 sily School 13 I,Alcorn St. (15) ISO 461 Cardinal Glbfns $0. Cham TONtGI4T'S ENTRIES 2.GdrdnerWebb 172 333 nade 60 FIRST-516, B: P ArhJ Fl55h, 7 3-Kentucky St 0) 117 317 St Thomas 51, Miami Pace .Atqo R'n",l, 3 K's Mob, I - flLi 4 Grand Cany on i 7 255 19 S 40 i S Farrnont SI B'k, 6 Wycl'tf 130 743 Florida Christian 56, Pem G'vos, P Mone'y Mote, s YeWer 6.FIoqlda Sthn ISO 137 broke Chrltlan 30 BC( 7.Tennessee St 13 170 ' laurel Hill 67, Crestview SI SECOND-s, C): I Any F1't1, 2 5,51. Mary's, Tea, 133 109 Panoma City Bay 63, CPiocRocky, 3 C,oldrnedal, 3. Ile y Mi&c, 9.Marymount, Kan Ii 3 103 ta,'hatc'iee 60 S Attc', .Ioe'y, 6 One For You, 7 l0.Ed,nboro 11 I 67 Daytona Beach Seabrecie 70, C;oan., Homer, I Dirty Tricks. . II N, Dakota 133 62 Mainland 6$. OT THIRD- 5.16, C. i Thurtdy Go, )?.Virginia SI. 110 43 Daytona Beach Father Lope: 7 Miss S,per Rue.). M A 's DenhiS. 13.Cheney SI. I?) 41 71, Flagler Palm Coast 67 4 AngcOc, S Little Lila, 6 Blue 14 Nicholls SI (I) 11 1 33 DeLand 54, Spruce Creek 47 S,snqria, 7 Berkley icIO, 5 15 Rollins it 78 Deerfield Beach 67, Dillard 40 Sycophant Dunedin 50, St Petersburg 16 FOURTH-5.16, M: I. Phantom's Nova 4$, Cooper City 1? Whitey, 2 Donn,, lisac, I Evely,i Pint' Crest SO, St Andrew's II Go, I Manatee Patty, S. Berry Sulh Plantation $3. Plan Patch. 6. liii',, 7 K'S GIOd*'yup. I ,''on 74 Toby Sh' . 'uth Browari's At , rlFTp,-,.,, 3' I Tt'aM BOt). 7 DU II Balman's Rr,eIet I Al.,,'. Prep Basketball (5) 0 4? b' 888 • NIGHTLY __________ 8:00 P.M. PUll -- -- •-.- -- • : . - '' - _____________ ,- 4g,--cy ,- Th-.' -- - - - '" I - I VA I fed. lax 2.03 2.45 2.63 2.80 GR78-15 15.00 60.00 45.00 288 HR78-15 15.50 62.00 46.50 3.07 LR71-15 17.00 68.00 51.00 3.34 aie prices effective through Mon., Feb. 2, . ,\;; Low prices on ft fifr, performance tires. .1 11 . Scat Trac 60. 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"A very ___________ IohIand 71 ', & - -. Bass Fis h erm in the II 14 is 12-55 I? IS 9 U-4$ "Let me tell you," he added, foul Tuesday night, but had no broken hand, another a broken do things that you don't like. Seminole penetrated, but it moaned losing coach Joe Mills. slowed it down too much." nose and we found out this week The fans seemed to enjoy it "that team (Navy) is 100 per argument that Colonial took a was too late as the Seminoles "We were starting zo turn it Seminole plays again Friday Lyman U U is -eo that Bill Wall will be out for one though because we were in the cent improved from when we 63-6C victory. simply ran out of time. Cotton around at the end, but we ran night at Orlando Evans, going Jones & "I 11 1--" week with a glandular problem. game .111 tile time.,, saw them before, and it's Reuben Cotton ' was easily the "as the only player in double out of time. Toni Hollingsworth up against the state's No. 2 Fouls Lyman 11. JOWS 21 When you have guys with 11,13 In the first half, even though always hard to play well game's outstanding player with SANFORD: Raines 3 00 6, ranked team. Jv Jones 64. Lyman SO and 15 point averages and that the Pats caused the Warriors to against the same team twice. 29 points, but he missed about a Hohl,ngworth 700 II; Cotton 109 12 G-rti Jones 64, Lyman shoot around 50 per cent from be in early foul trouble, they The main problem with this quarter because of foul trouble. Ashe Triumphs 29 Smith 200 4; Craig 0 22 2. 2115 Totals 21 12 15.60. Drugs the field not playing, It is going could not get the momentum, club is that their confidence is He collected his third personal PHILADELPHIA - No. 3 Crotty 4 1 3 9; Sava 6 COLONIAL: to hurt you!" O urn had they not turned the ball up one minute, and down the before halftime, went to the seed Arthur Ashe, down 4-3 in °° 17. SOr iCC 6 00 I?. Sheer.aii 0 0 7 LEXINGTON, Ky. Sixteen Brantley froze the ball 20 out over at some crucial times in next." bench and then got his fourth the final set, reeled of 16 0. Brien ii 110; Sm i th O7-22; Street University Oviedo High's wrestling team 7 0 01. of Kentucky f oot ba ll P'tt,r 7 0 lIe. Tothi 75 713 Another Lake of the 32 minutes in the contest. the half, t hey mi gh t Howell ear ly in the second half. w strai gh t points to beat unseeded chalked up a 53-12 victory over Butterworth quipped at playerF and seven other stuproblem came in the form of half- have been ahead, Specifically, It was Colonial's Fred Stolle of Australia 2-6, 64, Sanford 11 21 It 20-10 dents have been disciplined by Wymore Tech Tuesday night, time that he hoped that nobody However, Brantley could not Navy lorwand Steve MOCk, who four-point control offense which 7.5 in the first round of the Colonial 20 14 II 11-53 while its Junior varsity was was asleep. the school as the result of a L . '4. ''."' - ' -" - -- - ' "Defense hurt us most" but that four-corner offense Just taking a 51-11 licking from Lyman. . -.._.., = "-' • ' -."-- . - - Themmlssi f World co oner or or "We need guaran teed purses, 7:15, th e t hird at 7:30. All boats I Fisherman's Association, Rob insurance against accidents, must obey the 3 m.p h speed an many o the r things which a limit in leaving Monroe liarIlilliarti drew a pplause s I ' Key ba speaker Tuesday a new idea whereby world wide organization can hour Marina, stop at the che ck ni ght's n quet atatLake Monroeannounced , anyone who " provide," he continued. Fox out float anchored In the lake f is hed Inn was Larry explained that ha ssed may be Bhilogl:t with the FJ0J s fishing to d mi t with then proceed to their selected Touring Pro" and receive Game and Fresh Water Fish ben representatives efi ts i ncludi ng insurance to from other fishing spot Each flight's Commission. bass clubs Tuesday to get their return will like wise be spaced during Hartzog, who is engaged in cover acciIde dents uring our- reaLtion to the proposal at 15 minutes inter vals, weighmaking a study of ba cterial 4'1me "This is so me thing we ha ve ins made and posted on the infectio ns of the fish population Hilliard ca lled on John Fox to needed for a long time," was scoreboard. 19 viedo D . -_____ ,,-• American Bass fisherman - Seminole fourth quarter and went to the figures for the losozs, now 7.13. also played a good floor game, high's basketball team cried stall, plains: "One of the guys has a have hurt like we have had, you the fourth quarter. '.. '- __ - :,•. tournament. The tourna ment runs through Fri Seminole Drops No. 13 To Colonial never got it all together until tll 'a. 14A d1 read Who it sounded magazines. Two were of theHoward most Chiles who was introduced as tournament tie fillxil United States hit the River than 20 allowed by Florida state nament, sponsored by a dif. the field of entries divided into like a "Who's of bass outstanding :,C*.`6_11 (-n, Wednesday in the first day of law. This is one of the con- ferent bass club, ls being held at three flights, After the "the most experienced ba.cs some 80 in all. competition In the 150,000 servatlon measures practiced Welaka at the same time as the 6:30 a.m. safety check, the first Fouls. Trinity Prep 19. Lair .' Coach Chris Butterworth ex- When you have injuries that - ' ----.-----,,.. - , start will be used, the day werc TRINITY PREP: Denicoe4OdJ II ii. Lanera 00$. Symel3 311 MCN.iulty S S 7 lS Stevens 3 4-4 10 otats 21 1319 55 LAKE HIGHL A ND: Cunnnp,am 20 OD.v'3436ll Gilbert J0O6 Rodriguez3 5 7 II, Rowes I 34 S. Ar4çtcn435)l Tttt Illdfla - - JONES: L. Wright $00 16, Marti n 0010, ChcnaultOl 27, Jacson 100 8.R&y&mS2SI?.Bell0000. Totals .- -, : i'' : Well fed after Tuesday that fish less than 12 Inches In nament dates such as happened identify his partner, night's banquet, 170 bass length were Ineligible and ei gh t this wee k." lie was referring to Yopp then explained that an fishermen from all over the fish per day is the limit rather the fact that another tour- "ooze out- Thad McNulty led the winrvrs with 15 points, and said Denicole, "It was one of Trinity's best wins cver and ce rtainly the best win of the season." Trinity is now 3.9. Guards Mike Denicole and Norbert Seals had a co mbined total of 18 assists, with virtually all Trinity points coming from their effor ts. "We had one super night," roncluded Denicole, -. . -_-.- Herald Outdoor Writer ORlANDO - Trinity Prep won its first varsity game ever over Lake highland Tuesday night with a 55-48 upset of the ('lass A seventh-ranked team. 'David Syme had an outstanding night with 11 points, and 15 rebounds," said Andy Denicole, Trinity coach this morning. -- Patriots' Stall - -. By BOB ORREI.L Saints - 'J :. -'- - -- 4--6 the organization. He stressed eliminate conflicts in tour. time for each man to stand and around," according to the w - ai ls 26-1 5 McNul ty Ignites • .-..-1 '' "a..' .. '. ALL'S qtirr ON LAKE MONROE: Fishermen head out of harbor, stop at check-In point, left, head for open water and hopefully, date with Mr. Bigmouth. (Herald photo by Bill Vincent 4b ..: _r : 1t, I Z. .., . ' - -I.- , . .:'"'.- -,_.4._ ---- -. - •- .. . --6 _ ~ _~ ~,illllalltlllIiiiii,.~ ~ _t ~ ~~__o_7~ =_7 ; . '. : -ft - ' Mock canned 16 of those 34 in the fourth quarter - six..ofseven free throw attempts and Upstart Sanford Naval "l os t of the five field goals from ORLANDO Before Academy and victory basketball season is over, the 18-a) foot range. Navy's will be calling Bernard Wright Lake Howell High School were passing attack to Frank both on the same victory scent on the inside had been pyromaniac of the basketball for three quarters Tuesday smothered by that time, hence V night. Tuesday night, he the long , his Lyman High teamma tes l3utinthemiddleofthefourth Leicht was second high man . -period, Sanford Naval lost for Navy with 16 points, all and ignited a fourth-quarter . :. rally that doused Jones to the trd of the scent, and Lake coming in the first and third . tune of a 6044 verdict. Howell picked It up stronger periods. I I "No doubt Bernard Is more of than ever. The result was a 14-I For winning Howell, Stan Howell scoring spree that a complete ball player than he ' -. •. was," said winning coach Rick turned a shaky 57 lead into a Adams canned 20 poInt followed by Brett Thomas with . '1-51 marginwith three minutes Steinke Wednesday. "lie had 24 & 1. Jim Meado iUi 14 and --./ left in the game. Points, yes. But also he had 12 John Brumbough with 10. -. rebounds and three blocked •-And when the buzzer buzzed "Adams Is only a sophomore, shots. That's playing basket..:. for the last time, Lake Howell and he's going to be all right," was on top, 7U-61. said Robinson. "He needs - . Wright had help. Kev.nhion Said Said Navy coach Bobby co nfidence, If he ge ts his first didn't score many points (four) -. 1L.. of those decisive two points, he's confident, If he but he played a ncar-flawles.3 Rough i ns ide action finds lake Howell's John Brunibough 4), minutes, "They began to smell misses those first two, he loses floor game and not only helped FIaflk Lelehi 1151 and Brett Thomas (34) fighting for a rebound. v ictory and we began to smell confidence," set up the Lyman offense, but defeat. We Just t hrew too many Lake Howell now owns a 2-10 81• he helped penetrate Jones' passes away." co re rd. Navy is i.10. L. press, "Yes, j at sums it Frankie Carter came off the NAVAL: YOCk 111211 up," agreed Howell Coach Greg 31.SANFORD Pharis 3 7 7 Lccht 6 15 16. bench to give the 'Hounds a lift. Robinson. "Our zone trap and o. COO "That fourth quarter was running game put us over." 0. Hui'w,'s0OOO Totals. 21192951. what did It," 5ummarlzed LAKE HOWELL Schhmcfl 3005. F , Both clubs began slowly, with ws 6 2 3 14; Thomas S 00 15; Steinke. "It was about even Blumbcugh 1? 1 10, Hyko-sk4 700 A. Navy's four-corner offense ti hen we caught fire. We found By AARON KAUFMAN with it, when we went man-to. slowing the action down Actami 54570. OCallinan 0000. a weakness in their halfcow-t Herald Correspondent man in the first half. If they sjderabi' in the first half. WhitInQ 0 00 0, Strickland 0 00 0. rot,,: press, they missed a couple 31 $ 1270 ever got ahead with that stall, Maneuvering In close as shots, we made a couple, and FOREST CITY 12 19 II 11-41 A well, they're going to give somebody possible before taking a shot, Sanford Naval Lake Howell before you knew it, we had the executed stall by the Lake trouble, 10 1 20 24-75 each team waited for the highupper hand." Brantley Patriots kept them In Butt Fouls. SaflfOrct Naval 16. Lake also agreed that percentage bucket. Lake Howell 's [es Schmidt (30) Jumps high over Navy's Steve Lyman is now 10-7, with all the battle, but thes' Inst the war his players did t') a great job '.q'tl ?2 According to Robinson, 1ock 1 12). (Herald photos by Tom Vincent) r seven losses coming at the by an unlikely scort: of 26-1 to freezing the ball but he had Howell's previous 83-54 win hands of Metro Conference the West Orange Warriors some reservations. He cornover Navy made his team opponents. Tuesday night. ments, "I hate to play a game overconfident. LYMAN: Horne 2O14, Hudson 31 The 148 Patriots have been that way, with the stall. It gives 27. Taylor 1 6 7 5. Cartes 2 1-3 "I'm afraid the boys took hurting all year with their top me knots in my stomah and I Thomai 2 57 9, Wright 10 16 74 . Sanford too lightly, and we Just three starters out of action. know the players do not Like it Kaufman I I 2 3i Totals 21 It 20 60 - . ' -.' tball Winners I ~ B', SCOTT ABRAHAM.S Herald Correspondent 'Hounds :'- -66 .. - - ( ____ ________________________________ - - r :'' S. • •ê % :: &::E "fl . ~ i~ . __. - •- Hawks Sink Navy ,," ' If Win Bid, 70-61 ,* ,_ .. • _L_ t o Or _____ : . said he was also enthused about the coaching opportunity at Evans. ''This came up during the semester break, and I resigned for what I 4 Sparks t - Mississippi State, graduating in 197. Contacted also Wednesday morning, Weir just before a driver education class Wednesday. ''I am really enthtisl nhnnt iwinu ~ =sN. M . - -,~.R _?,-r -" ,, .. _- _-* -t~ I (.- R f..4 -Q . ,- -. =._. " . I ;4 ~-___~ ,_1- I 4 ,-- . Haley played JuCo ball at Northwestern Mississippi and played linebacker at proudest moment was last fall when Forest won the Class AAA state championship. Haley coached Forest 's defense, which gave up only 32 points two years ago and 72 last season. "This is a great opportunity," said Haley . r ~_ &1? ,;_- _ A r~oI ~ *I.r ip - . . Memphis, Tenn. Lyman, Lake Howell, Trinity Prep Ba sk p- .r ;,.#0 J I'm : - Haley and his wife, Carol, have two children, a son five, and daughter two. Ile s froni Horn Lake. Miss., not known for I other than being a suburb of SPORTS around the athletic department of Lake Brantley High School. and if new head football coach Jim Haley talks like a winner, perhaps it is because he has been associated with winners for most of his life. Haley took over the Lake Brantley job this week after Sam Weir resigned last week to accept the head job at Orlando Evans. Weir replaced Gary Preisser, who had recently taken the same post at Apopka High. Haley was an assistant coach at Ocala Forest the last five years, and obviously his Wednesday, Jan. 28 1976-4A .3 TRIFECTA RACES 0 BIG PERFECTA • THURSDAY LADIES' NITE I MATINEES. 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Steak 0 11 WEDNESDAY THRU TUESDAY I Contraltas ",Tenors 9 -0,32, S MORE 0: - I which conducts the Audition-s SLADE CUT - Electric ~ W;11111111,11:111111 0 ~ All friends and prospectie j I T The Metropolitan Opera each not more than iie Mr Dtngfelder is a graduate of the Uniersity of Rochester and will receive his master's degee in the spring froin Colgat - 100% Pure B Ge . i'-' 1 - I wilm)UT 38c STAY --- arent Metro olitan _= Spare R*bs . 11 I Or. and Mrs, A.Ifred J. Shulman of Pikemille, Sid., have nement of their (Laughter, Catherine to William Michael Dingfelder, son of rdrs. Sam Baydin of LO Hormel Pork and all is Free' . k Catholic Church, . STAT1O11!' NOVELTIES ICE MILK * POPSICLE S _ Virginia Beach, Va. The wedding kill be an fair of Feb 21 at 4 p.m. in All Souls Sirloin or Round 0 most of the time - Irene Brower of Staten Island. N.Y. and Mrs. Julia DeMattio of - Steak C R : Y ; - -_ LIMIT 2 w.$S.00 MEATS COOKIES = _____ ___ mcbride-elect bornmSanford,isthegraflddaughterofMj-3 a ~Ih Mr. and Mrs. George J. De.Niattio, 1515 Douglas St ford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary-jo to Ehner Timothy Buffington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bufn on o G eneva . OPEN MONDAY 1 PM-7 PM, TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 AM-7 PM One stie fits i - Classes Offered 0.__~, lI!M:rVM1kj&j0 . SATHER 'W' mt - ___ DeMattio-Buffington following 0 The entire community is invited, cNWrm are welcome, I Continued On Page 8-B) auditions '.ill be hild T. camera In his movie "Shampoo," but admits to being a failure ii the kitchen . To New Mothers that the natio1ial program ci PACKS - -_ I ~ I RiDE SOCKS -- '1 A 88 __ -- -i A May wedding Is planned in Pikesville 9 15 141"I I Area Engagements wer of Paterson, I**.J. 49 professional and amateur entertainers in Central Florida. - BLADES OF 9 - I -1 hasbeentnrehearsalsfor thre(! months, and includes both "Another thing I like %cry much is meatloaf, but that's something I do n't eat in tomatoes, ___ __ - - __ I it % RIVAL 3½ QT ANGLER A Applicants must be the 88 It 88 I- thc it rn- 'iOL cI3 4 - -_ __ -_ BAGS 49 ___ &%_.-.1 i aiii- \ e d be pleated % I' Shulman and the late Mr Shulnian Q C, Toronto, Canada, and Hear Roy J. Linnig, Member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship His topic will be ARE YOU RESOURCEFUL? patriotic theme birthday caie s ponsored by the V F W Post 203 Womens Auxiliary , which % ill feed one thousand, and will be accompanied by hot and cold drinks and fanfare for the audience. cup Spanish olive oil. restaurants because i never 2 cups cann ed tomato puree know hat goes into it' I like (or to know what I'm eating." 8 large, sun ripened t.:; The bride-elect is in her senior year at the University of Rochester (N.Y.). She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Pe rey ENTER Performance will he a huge L ate h1r. and Mrs. Samuel Rober, also of Toropto. * o 2'pI 329 OUP -PATENTED" invention is thk dai!y ne"-spaper. If you are not -- 2 cloves garlic, crushed. Fairlawn NJ and Simon Din"felder of T'una SATO, JAN. 31 - 3 P.M. ( O'CEDAR _0V_ - I -r Shulman-Dsngf elder - . CLAIROL 49 fl, of quality meats, fruits, vegetables, juices, etc. .my happy birthday in a mot unique way . The highlight of the especially Coconut souffle CONRAD S(,A71'A( iio Zr._ 1. i ts p ground cumin For More Information Call 321 0325 _____________ I I.1 r_ - - __ ____ - r. ind Mrs Clarence Buffington of Sanford lie attended school in Cocoa and is a late 1st Class in the U S Army, Ft Story, W handle a lull line Original songs presented in uinte smging rncning Dana peotry and dramatic skits will WITH ., VALENTI ES PREM POWER 7 oz ' LA YOUR `z0L*.ND.S LIKE A new inverti,oi, d,~e-n` ,-" 1 ,. it -,k,,. ;- ~_. 1,k:C;i ,1,(- ,',- N ~~__ __ - .. - - prepared for the areas citizens. ticipate, with her charming f amily, in several numbers However, lie knows what he w to the Home Food Service Since 19461 - DOUBLE-PAM . 4 ^ = sith b!ack lid COUGH F0RMU I - I I ,,,,,,• _______ - , want to buy. I*et it i!. so inexpew;ive you can eaAil% afford it. AIR AX Bicentennial Musical to be mendable job cooking on around the house," he says - (jO _J except .~'__, __ ____ - here she was on the staff of Salmagundi and a member of The Largest Direct I er azng .n I - ,&! It BOX OF ,%- I/~~ SOLID BROOM special . Her fiance, born in Washington, D.C., is the grandson of eLLI 1, 01041-11'L hit ou ot' - I presented at the Maitland Civic Center on Feb. 22 at 2 p.m. What started out to be a patriotic program, has turned into a huge patriotic party honoring Uncle Sam, wi th the entire communit' involved in the musical trer.t the Guild has Ii Davidson is director of the show and will also par- muc,, coo king, uuni• . - iS I Oi ____ c positions, will say "Happy birthday, America" in a about his limited culinary abilities He d a "I really appreciate good food. but I'm a pathetic cook he grins ltspsait 7 OZ - - Department and no a Winter Garden patrolman testified W illiams said Cherr told thatsherzntheteletvpechecks him that he was selling the guns on the weapons '.hile on du' as It '.ill inform I T Ernest Hamilton of Enterprise, __ \pnatTTlaclst Wiii Cm your , I' DOLLAR.STRETCHER 4 -- I thes and Mrs. Norman W. Siewert of INIcanwhile, Bon voyeur, Orlando. INIaternal great. Tom I . grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. I-ARRY D. IN 22ALLON PONGE A .m purcha-e DI-:A1( \1113\ thatt It Peeping Tom, whose wife caught him peeping on one of her sisters who was taking a THE BEST! On cross examination b% ,__-L . j/ he termed was a "rebable informant," and had received Assistant State Alt). Charle' ~'i 0 son testified clear title to that if the motorcycleGordon, iliiarns examined th e • the ovvmer !h I orted \ for $10 cash at the apartment auto e corn u er c cc ams Cherry and received a good wouldn't have indica $* - ' z - I I ( tnt h _____________________ - __~- -- - PP ,. -j" . , ]Lf5~~ _;__~ ___.._,.~fft7_ - - - _ - - ~~ - . - Z- _~_. _ 61',e b 29 BY , ' .,--! Ft j.F: __-_ - I. "' SHY SYRINGE ODOR-EATERS Garden and returned with %Vffliams. Cherry testified that He said ii anyone asked that bed say he didn't know the guns were stolen " Cherry I Florida, tinur,us flow of Pour cook for 10 mins, (only I I chiVel tornato mixture into 6 soup (fishes. Add sinall shrlinp turn pink). Ali(] amount of club soda to each o) bo wl, mix Add croutons and untiledgesofoystersbcginto pass diced vegetables served curl). Stir in file powder, but parate bo wls for garnish do not cook ter adding file powder, or gumbo will Warren , Florida Hospital south, I oc k-s Sounds to me as though Orlando. fie weighed 7 pounds, the sisters were asking for it. ) 14 ounces. Maternal grand. But if they were riot worth peeping at.,by all means the Ra)miond Lathani Sr., 1:111 guy should be hauled off to a Surnmerlin Ave., Sanford. mental health clinic. HANDYDNDY, .__ -r _11A 11 t \ - - ___ __ , K - salt and add some leriion - r. PEI) N __ "- 1 .. weapons reported stolen-I wasn't told the guns were stolen kno%;,, . and that he earlier had bough! a about it." Dobson said wuh an uncle who is a d e aler in Arizona . %-A . I --- .14V 1_ -- 1, ~ . You sald he was a "VOydif" and suggested that he get help Mr and Mrs William I mit the nirest mmntil health Sie%trt, 1911 Swiiriierlin A ve.,clinic. I ____ - - ' --m I . Cberry said he took the TAeapoms to a south Seminole • III - ! - - - I., .~~;vwfflk _-~- -01-_ F V 1111W . their first child, a son SSilllam ii %ifl shades to pull Raymond, born Jan. 26 at 11.30 down and bathroom doors with at Model OACR-108 ____________---_ _. . - . - -~ -. __ .--- If the PAIN RELIEVER (non *spirin) i Former Winter Springs Jur I NOSE I DROPS BY VICKS t HOW TO SAVE MONEY ON PRESCRIPTIONS.... i --14~ __ r- - businessman Hal Watts on Aug. was supposed to testify about the whole incident.-she told the Garden pohce teletype. __ -;'~ , M~ ,..11 , I - .. . , MOP 470 - , I - _~- - J . mine. She d(ws not abuse the sister who was changing her . Dcton now a W inter Garden Winter Garden narcotics and t police captain, testified that he She testthed that She hasn burar cases test ified that he broke into the Longwood been charged in connection gaiepermi.ssionforVilliarnsto Orlando with the burglary. I was told i check the serial numbers of the residence of shotgun, an Ml carbine two 97 VA-TRO-NOL DATRIL 8 0' . I 1, . I.. I "PT~ i. I .:_- i_ : . ~;?, I _ :_: ,--'.,A,) ''- I dict rendered after 25 :..!1,utes; deliberation. BATh f OIL F-OR DRY SKIN LOTION .11., 4-.0 - , -, ~ . ,')I ~ ' 9 1111ri I gate her permission to use bath and 'gain o another - _. - 'it-i T -- - The Songwriters Guild Of large . -_ 1111k.*9 I Sanford. announce the birth of IM-0 21-4ml-_ -_ -wi': i _. .f .~ g .,;~A __.__ -- __ -;T-'W~, M: -, . , t., _, * - _` ,, f,-?,-_''A - '. i .I ', . - __~I., ., 1. - . ~.~~' prer-eno, when Cherry broke into Winter Garden offi cer and the Watts residence and that three to Winter ' Garden tha t the weapons were hottcr title 4 .. BY CLAIROL . S%ithams said he later sold two of the guns to a fellow a SKIN .L CARE - an.rtment and went to Vunter motorccle from Cherry who ;: - 49 - ir~-,--- -!-- = - . ~ - - ___ -- - _. :-~k-~-~___ - - - f, ~;.~. ,~ -,-.-,- . .~winL.::;r..L[I-Lm~-1-l't---Yl-iL--IFPY~NCA--:~ ~ _ ~- =~ - . I ~ .--- '~~* . .L r - -:~ :__ ___- I_ I - -" __ , :- - --.` _ -_ __I 4 - - ; ~I z~ -.-_ Therein Alpen. 24-year-old ~ Wylie Grant Cherry. who was check in her .Slaidand bank M~@ 10!0, I ~-_a confidential informant for account the next day and gave _Vf &~ ___ _Mf__. ~__ IL .. awl' - __ :--;'-r , -1. Im- ~_ ...rl- _ __ -------_____ town. She doesn't have it phone so I ALPHA KERI DESITIN s?'d he paid Chew. ith a $150 check, 1.50 cash and "wiped - illiams 26 an Orlando former Fern Park ggo dan cer t estifi ed that she was 'ident foUowinr the - - AEROSOL ! ________________ __ SHAMPOO ams told out" a $40 debt owed him by being convicwd Tuesday by a Cherry on a personal loan. circuit court jury at Sanfolrd of Alta.monte Springs that he'd Williams said he checked the knowingl% buying, receiving. pay $150 for the guns and that and concealing guns stolen In a the% carried the weapons to serl;kl numbers on the guns by WiWams' Orlando residence teletype virith state and national Longwood burglary. where Wahams paid Cherry law enforcement computers Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart with a check. and that the guns hadn't been investigation i PSI) for Lowel.1 -- --. X=__ ___-_ ~~`_: ~_R ~- _.. - - _._ _T_,Y~ _ CLAIROL NON - . __ NICE'N EASY FINAL NET . - ----I- ___ I--_ =._~" .- ;_ _! ____04 - -- - t i(r a key for security \ I I Winter Garden police jail pending sentencing next the weapons from Cherry. He - ( ., Cherr sa4d he has pleaded declmea to bu the guns in HAIR guilty to two burglaries and Is Seminole but later decided at COLORING being held in Orange County this Orlando residence to buy sergeant was free on bond month today pending co mpletion of a 4_zf5i1i __-- -_ 1W , . ____~ __ *=i I (oroman) hocanstIllbutton tastes like sour hiskey .. .... . 0 . `6 Buying Stolen Guns 1) BOB LLO'tD Herald Staff Writer - -- - W j .- . fIrl _____________ - ., z I AL I I .1 . -~-.1---_ _____ - -, - ..~. my liquor supply has dwindled about two inches a week. _. -. - Bicentennial' ______ I think that the ex-serviceman and surprisingly enough, it L - In Kitchen PePIr 10 - __1 . . :" - SRYM~,~ : -, r Dl-'Alt MIKE: Thanks for the concri -trate to lighten the color. - = - rge g e info I realize that for every Once in the bottle, the mixture rmgulatkn there's a reason but resembles the original contents - -VSXAF-X.Q.~~_- I large onion hoppu' I duplex apartment building. lie &A Q wilted tilhttir and take the -al amount of - ~ to butter popcorn, says ctth improper to near his First,lmakeapotofhottea To LIMIT 1 frozen) one-third cup vegetable Newman. ,*(;Pt a lyV cat pot of in The board passed on first 1Y TI I i Ib. fresh okra I or best kind. Most people don I know ho keep a bottle of whiskey in wlio are proud to have served , "w ...- _~ V74.0 ,P I owemd I with as much expertise as fie best popcorn is th e pop dry shows in front of the camera. 'arlet> And a popper with I'AUI NF%1AN'S nandles on the screen is the ('REOLE GUMBO I am sure there are many my apartment almost daily more like him who hate to give problem has irLn \itti UII "Then nip the pan like you Accord.ind to Newman, the %nctions. er the Newman reportedly has an were making an omlette so excellent palate and never you ex pose another layer of has to be drafted to get behind corn, and butter that the same the range. "1 love to wok. way. But you mustn't shake Most of my cooking is done it," he admonishes, out of doors, but I do make Newman riiny sound as if bouillabaisse and various he's flipped out, but he can mbos. hold his own in the kitchen I , _ Celebrate seeded, cut chopped small clodozen ve gumbo file . garlic, Wash okra, cut off st em nd 1 tp %Inegar crushed tip ends. Slice in thin circles. 1 cup bread cubes I handful chopped fresh parHeat half the oil in large stock ()Il%e oil for sautceing. sky, minced pot. Saute okra until It begins large cucumber, pe eled, 2 stalks celery, chopped to brown and is no longer coarsely chopped. about 56 cups water slippery. Add onion, pepper, Dozen small cleaned turkey carcass (or hambone) gar li c, parsley and celery. ndishe salt to taste (less if ham is Saute lightly over low heat, thinly sliced, used) stirring often until vegetables I sect red (or green) pe pper freshly ground pepper to soften. Add water, turkey ,coarsely chopped -taste carcass (or hambone); bring Bottle of chilled club soda. few dashes of hot pepper to slow bod. Add salt, pepper 2 Scallions, diced. sauce and Tabasco to taste along . . i. ' I ba leaf Mi UArI,, wt tsp. grourd thyme tomatoes. Simmer gently cumin, beat In olive oil, then large can i I lb. 12 oz.) tomacombine, with about I hr. Heat remaining oil pureed toes tomatoes and ilnegar . &at in in sllet, add flour, cook over 2 tbsps. fl our blender until smooth Cover. lo heat stirring few mins I lb. green shrimp. shelled chill thorjughly 3 or 4 firs. until flour mixturp turns for ' lb erabmeati Prepare croutons by frying bro wn Stir browned flour bread cubes in olive oil until mixture, into the gumbo to gold and crisp. Drain croutons; . la melted buster over the top layer. azpacho. Dear officer in World War If and intecIonearing his uniforiii stead of a tuxedo to social ELSIE 11 seen idol Paul Newman He also makes a mean had been a high-ranking Army F agretment wtereb ci per to ftc cit in exchane fnr :t - OVflU Dfl first of the year.- Mitchel.1 said. to the police department for reading and scheduled a public He sa id in addition to daily sweillance pur poses hearing for 8 pm Feb 16 test ing wee effluent testing o weeks ago the council followed b seccnd reading of will cost 135 per week at each was told that the vehicle was an ordinance, granting an plant The weekly testing is not in operating condition but exclusive franc hise to Florida being done by a private c,!-i- that pohce officers were wiffing Public renfly under an to accomplish repairs at no cost natural i,, -c , sqrvice ,_rj t1it! :. -, . " . ] , j__ " I iGM TO knife, tr So ld i er ! liv AIIIGAII. VAN HLJKEN DEAR ABBY: Please don't think lam nitpicking, but I Just don't like to see an exserviceman make a fool of himself. I referI the gentleman who " COLD I . I- LiuRDE,v concern.inc the department's o pe rations the council ansferred the ehicle -A " '" - SU TISSUE!17 V OZ TH izWrator% in the 3rea could be unanimously that Fisher is Me '!11 6 , i th s .jj_ Songwriters Screen Stars Hand w en , . Wea REG cuc fl T Connell, complished when Public Works C 6 END SATURDAY, laboratory. Brad Mitchell used b ngwood personnel responsible for seeing that wer plant . cperator told city \litchdll also told told the board water deposits are post ed iUi , 4 nr;-%m;. 1; ~_ ~ ..c L Ce. I - 04, Q .- - the city currently has no vehicle the city before !ervice is turned \t itchell who appeared w hi ch he can use for tran ufl before the board at its request, sportation betwn the sewer A letter was said the 11.400 will not take care plants, He said that the van, of the cit%'s problems with which formerly had been used d sewer effluent testtng required by the humane officer. was . I.... . 1. . . I department are not to give .. . - '____._ --ulmmutav-sit v, i kiI tu iind operatmg and to . 4.. . ." - W Ii__1 Gerard - T. ( Fit If Th e U _..... Of The Week Cooks Wednesday, Jan. 2,,1,76_)ft No lejr3 formula .04"' 1~rj AL ' councilmen ilus week. I ,-==- cilman j[.] UIILI ;7 jTIJ[I1iJJTJJ1 02 _ - stores- J¶ ' And the ultimate costs will be councilman in charge of the Director Ralph Fisher can fit it much more than the 11400 water and seer de partments, into his schede arouneed last week as the determines if another The council voted 141ce - - sonnel deliver samples to the being transferred to that Harbor. • n-t- ___________ ThUIL_1 BABY 1 SHAMPOO CREME RINSE 1 __ __ K ____ - firm. Mitchell said. department During th e discussion it was In other business, the counc il LONGWOOD - The city pointed out that a building to authoriz ed the public works council has tabled action until house the laboratoryalso must department to on and extend next week on equipping a be constructed and furnished. th e platt ed right-of-way for laboratory for daily testing at Mitchell was asked to gather Northeast Lake Street If no th e city's two sewer package cost es timates for all the needs outside equipment had to plants - S -larkand Columbus of the laboratory w hile Coun. used. The work to be ac. - 7 I H sup SUPERX - I y ____ 1; - ~ __ -__ t Iss ue Herald Staff Wrfter ___________ . I A If*tR Ark v','iv - T -11 1i 11 aruq" B% DONNA F.STES I Ti Council Tables Eq -'-- -----. , - - 0 __ '-L ___ ----- - -.- Wci ;~ -i;-:;-- _.- . - ~- I-~ 7 -, = I I... ' .- - - -_-_-_ - -." �L T ' . : -- -. - - - -V .- - -- ---- 'a _ , :, - -- - - - 2&-Ev.nèng Hera Id Sanford, e1. 4D -__i,_ ~. 5d~~__, __ - - - I __ __ 1 /\' --- I __ 4~ I fr "I--., ,( , )~;-\ J, N Ae, ./ rd .- k li * IV/ 7 (~~r ) ) \t A.S~-,,,,,,*,~~ f. ( -V,% , , ~~,§ ,,, . I . alabt I w r. Lc om I- 4 . ! - 's --A J I- .y I * , '' 0 " 7, - 2 9 e, _% , % , L, ) I ^ I - t i )-' BASIC . I / ~_-~_. ___ - . ___ It 4 ki EACH ________ _______________ * - I , / . - __ $3 purchase . $3 — Feb 12. Feb. 18 Reg SAUCER Bread/Butter . - .- / 6 0' 7/ Mar. 3 FRUIT DISH 59c 'g- ___ SALT - 0 with every $ Reg. . Irs Owi,F t Fo{ 17 t ' I - 89 Egg Beaters CASSEROLE 41 '' - 99 / ', -."" 69: 69: .4 .. __._ --4 --- - L. L - I - I --- ~ * t -11% .---r - "', I , I.. ra -, ~' - " . -, il i~ ~ il il il il il il il ilI SAVE 2OcGo,toniFro z en Apricots--------------------4 2-pc. SALAD with TRAY $599 _____________ Is _ 1 Del Monte Corn .1 I SALT and - T"!Z X~_ : _._.'?!,.~~.4_ ~~.-_,,. 4 g - .__ - . ___ I i- .- $3.99 ~Z ¶ .Ipf 47 ___ _N . , ~p . - - .. - I COVERED BUTTER DISH VWO* . 1-~__ :_- _- - --~~W~~,,-= - _r :J - --, ~ Flavotful Leon Meaty Bo*f Blade ' S O ' '1 ' Iii st 79 '' ' la"Or (k I ' lb II ___________ L 00 . I "[an Pw Pv $10' - '.' ASt.oksP.rl.dComperi.on Fr.n h su S 1 (Si, A ) Thurv;. , 3an. 29th 01-10 ' - - ." ---- 0 - Torts are loslymade with U.S. Fancy 1976...C1oged Sunday - fi 49 2 I 1-W - L-1, 7 -, _.'l-• f Gold Stemmed goblets and I 1701 I Summer Sun stoneware... Monterey Glassware. Avocado or ___ at Pubflx p 11111111.._ Kraft Mayonnaise.. quantities sold 1000-Island Pole Beans ' .l 39 0 14 49 - ___ OFFER ONLY FOLLOWING COUNTIES __ q 13 ______ - .- -. -- - - - - - ' •. -: - . - -. -- - :. Ad SprinI i ' (T 'II '2" LO 'es W FOLGER'S COFFEE !, -.-_;. P !ft ~_ 3 .- .- -,- I ip.I*ø4.4iF - ''' TI4 Regular of I - Pi T.aftoq, -- 1.rrr *ItrA ""_ * ......" T olley - LysoiSproy GreenStamps _____ r.a .,.. ___ r__--___ - - ____ Disiniattant -- ------- - -'- - :- . - - -. - - - - i ,'.-- OR ELECTRIC PERK - OffLoi):i) - Rich's Froien - 4 ..-.- _ Publix I IE1I1JWGreenStamps • IIIJIJwGreenstamps • IIIJI]4wcreenStamps • I[II14WGreenStamps • '' ~ , ftl_-:~ _. - I L, : - SANFORDPLAZA-SANFORD LONGWOOD VILLAGE C1R -LONOWOOD SLMOLEPLAZA-CASSELBERRY_-- THiS AD GOOD AT THESE -LOCATIONS ONLY t SAVE 2 c, Iray. Hoed to Hold of Super - i.' . , 79 SAVE2Oc inPoly Bog Wild Bird Seed r--~_~~-_!,_Q ~~TAZ* 0 4'::.l V05 Hair Spray Orange, b1i .H HftK & 95C - 59t L Iwo "I 12 Marmalade.............. SAVE 10c, Soft-ply SAVE lOc Soft ply PN it Sao $1 Hunt'sWhco Peeled \ Green Cabbage - val - 69C :* .. •••; 49 Pimoiivqu - -, Tinder florida SAVE 14 (10: Off Label) Gentle, Mild 9 VEGETABLE •• ; L.t ' - PILLSBURY FLOUR ~ ) - ____ - Flavor with Horn APot of 1.- 3 1 SAVE 3 Hunts Rich Thick COVERED SUGAR .--.. • Ø'o'l Grapfru.t.............. . Publix roserves . - _ Whit. or Pink (Lor • 32 ii:.) S..d I... I • Hearts D.hght - __ ______ _-- _ z37- - I - Beef for Stew SAVE4cD,IMon te D.Iicjous -.0 U , I Garnish Sotod or Fish with IfI741-Z' -) __ . --- ___ 49 SAVE 16c Giodtorg. Flavorful onelesi 0 ____ __ I GreatForBorBQu,sB..fPiot. - -. = __ - FWDS •li Trash Bags ........................ I SAVE 4c, Del Montit, Tropical r _____________ - AME —4 ,;6 4 - • Sandwich Bags TotyBeefloinor Mu.II.rs - -^7- . tfk~-1 , , __ — - .,V,; tx~ - , .'. - GREAT pIjjIiitjr 1 , SAVE 9C, Glad -- SERVER $999 / .,i .~Z~;~Z4_ _`- _ "Giad Time Specials Sirloin Steak - , -. 'A~q~~.t - ~,_ - 4"i, I I L ' . ; y-&__ i 12.: 3. . . - / . !. 1. ....I 1 _t ------" - - I 200 Regular or Combroad Poppetidge Form SAVE4..cL),IMon.w.d I f %, ) 1 - 4T 'e Ch k R I I ., ,:.~k`_ .. . ~, io~;_ - . 0 6QAF. - 1 ;1 - - RsguiarorCo.nbr.odPepp.ridg.Form Stuffing 3 Tomatoes -+ e -,,V , 17 , ~.'t~,~ 1 SAVF5c D.lMont.CutovFr'thStyl. -........._...----. dl~,,J * , ;R--: Z '_ _V!1&aX !L4u7%: - 0 *,,* ' ,ol 1, . ' iI.~ $ M, 1~~ ,_ . S - 1 W~ . a oil . . .Inflation Fighter AG,otTreot!B..fLo.n Golden Corn ............ S ', ___ - - _%fC - ~ 0 6 - 0oppor .f ___ L'' .C,. : t lww - '4 SAVE lOc D.IMont.EorlyGard.n 6 12" CHOP PLATE . : ;" _4r; .~' I I 40SAVE 17C, Delicious Whole Kernel ',' - - 'o. Del Monte Beets...... "OW' 3 394 - 0,W ( / - '1 SAVE6c (l2ct)Whoi.o,Sirc.d 1P - '. Fruit Cocktail----------4 - . - . . 1 1- - IPILYJT SAVE 23c Del Monte Dessert Trial' -/ ______________________ - zr.--- . ." SAVE 32c, Del Monte Refreshing 1-_ - - -_ I-____________________ - - .'i SAVE 48c. Del Manifi, Tasty •'Pl - 79 lb & . Flounder Fillets.................. 'P)h-, - , I "I - ( - ---.- lb 44-41 .___k _J~ '-' 994 ;t1`1 _ - " 0p'yWITH/,,, %i,;~. 1~ a c, tJur . 1 SAVE 24c, High Liner Individual I I H.V.P. Ground Beef . '- SrARTTHE DAY 1~ 111111111111111111111111TVA 1111 - 1 _ ____ 99 Fryer Wings lb 59 Fryer Baks& Necks.. , 19 .. OU-) SAVE I Jc, Birds Eye Fordhook lb . . _.. . Ib 59' Fryer BreastSkRjbs ACCEPT .. ii. Chuck Shoulder Roast (-I .. 1110A MVE 14c. Ore-Ida Country Style lb ••• $2 Cut-Up Fryers ..... I 63 iz Imperial Oven Roast Swift ' s Premium Tender-Grown , Govt. '1-1 - lb It 59 Southern Apple Pie.....................' it..tz;) \ Doui.F,ish, (Smoli Large Schmi.rkos.,Low.Fot) take out Chuck Blade Roast Everybodylove: Fresh Baked 89 T Dinner Fries ...................... no ' Chive Cottage Cheese 5 SAVE I Oc, Mrs Smith's Fiassin 991(A E*r 0 0 12 W I • Daito-Fffish SAVE4C,EggoD.liciousTas,ingFroz.n COVERED /1. ,t, s l og 1 'r 89 IJt Procued Chee;. Food Sliced American ------------------ 594 Kaiser Rolls ..............6 Ready to Wisconsin Cheese Bat, Welch Rarebu W 0. -1 I .. 59 • rd .... ... (Great with any meal) Fresh-Baked r) ...1 FAV ood with forth huii Treasure Cove Blue Cheese .)AVE I Oc, Sloufftr's Fornson Ia PEPPER I M Sharp Cheddar.................. . SAVE 14cW.JchsF,'oz.nConc.nitctt. . .' -- 0 a 1 I 14 0'%%'%re"It .~ V.r Cuban Sandwich Kioft*Signoiu. Chunk si -• 4 1. & Top Round Steak Delicious Xilchon-Ffosh '::; . r_ _7~~~ esh Mod. e Potato Salad ......... Kraft % Signature Chunk Style .____ - J' 59c R 4 Fw Im - tkr (S rve . I - ._- , I (L~~ Delicious Sliced Franklin Sala ' jI.V' % - -_.- jeo 49, WITH THIS COUPON purchase with every $3 purchase 59c 9 Feb. 26- =.___---=_~__ _.-____-I- 7 =_ -1 - - _.-___ .__ - . I 0 *) 0 Feb. 25 4- *** Swift's Premium Asswfocl'i~lsogo, Brooklost'reat to, I.r MI with every _____ Feb.i%- _. )- ) 1 Start collecting your set today! Just follow this weekly schedule • This sales plan will be repeated 3 times in the next 15 weeks. .r-. -' -'7~1_ - '--- . '" ____-r'_.r1 Z- -,- - . t Reg. . 9 '1" Swift's Premium Tru-Tondsir SIseed I A ~~ P~t- Font Oax Will-I EVERY $3.00 PURCHASE AT PUBLIX - - e/ ~ I (" * - ________ ~ ,',~ how many different breakfast . - % ~_.k~ I I __ __ - Publix r 1."'i _'. . --_-;7't __ Sliced Bacon BOCAWCACT I F. - ! ~g:,.~~r.-iil)47-~--I-:--*-~-ir, _______ Seafood Treat, Trisly Frozen S*fsPmIurnorLazyMap.okfat, Treat -*. , 41: . S iv " A , I 41,_ I ., - - - 9 0 "' 0 U , — , Sunnylaied Franks.. 79 , ENJOY A --> I rage 0* Seafood Treat, Tasty Frozen -4,," Or -V t~~~ tfl - 11 DI IDI if c 0 r JI ~ - I . 1, •. . Wednesday, Jan. 28, 77&-i8 BreakfjsfLsnks........ DAY WITH INSTANT SAVINGS. ;: ' ) 4, ,. All~ I rt e I' 1'u ' I ------- - - - - ~A START THE " ', ,,-_- - . . 1 .0 ..... ./ "if .~ 1,'1:-` y-- " 1. "k *-N - 11~_ __ I % _. _~~.i __. _!~~. ~_r - - L _j__'- I '':\ l • St L '____ I / '' . _ - - ___ , - V.- Mk W__ _1\\Iu' T — - - ."_ I * 1. ,_-"*. 1 - 1 -, 11! - ,,,, - 0 SUMMER SUN COLLECT/ON: WILDFLOWER OR SPRING BOUQUET ~, . . -I , " .- I i 1k1I j, from the I -~, , , r " _-_ - ' iv_W I . I- - 0 Casaal .Vtdneware style and warm, casual chairm. Choose Spring Bniquet, .q fanCifill nothno';mrs .r%f r-Ur,lr%., .*_llow -J aisies uf Wildflower, a light and airy floral in yellow and orange. And of course, they're dishwasher safe. Build your full set of our Summer Sun collection by taking advantage of - --!,J- I - .~~ ator 14 As fresh and vibrant as its name, the Summer Sun Collection from Publix blooms in rich, yet subtle colors You'll love using this rugged stoneware with Its delicate - - -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I me PUbI. IX . __ I _____I-_ __ _ _._.~ -_, --..-, ____________________ ____________________ ft -- - -- Wednesday, Jan. 21 1976 -- - -----_-- - - - -"---- -- -- • .. - -. I- - _ V .. •V• - - - -- - - - .- - . - �Wednesday, Jan. 2$,197 40—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL. Evening Herald, Sinford, FL. Wednesday, Jan 28, 197 —.511 ALL GRANDS LL ASTOR plppp j)In'i ()I) I PRICES GOOD JAN. 29- us limit puic hur . ciio Lmit _. - AGED BEEF oH .. DETERGENT , N mo,e 1 with $5 00 or mc,. Purchase excluding c Me emb . ~_ t OIL Limit I with $5.00 or "o,c purchase •.cIudn cuInIlri c 49-oz. J ' J PKG. W Detergent .3 Ji It $100 is S UP EBB RAN LARGE EGGS Muff in Mix 5 fr n (U. S. CHOICE 99 LB. moye, Oscar -• Sliced Bacon - • • I BONELESS STEAK I1 10 I p - /BACON --• GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS çc1 - • LOS. aq D Brand Qu.ch Frau I3'c'Od BreaticcI Red, fl.ird - BEEF BOTTOM ROUND Turke s. BONELESS ROAST - 59c •• r'MVca' PKE54 EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS $ 59 LB. U. - S •. • s,.. CHOICE -. - - Round Roast $229 • Sliced, $89 s ••--•-• -.•• (U. Mid Sausage..... SO: . . . in 9 89 Beef Bologna. $ Patti es •t and Dinner Franks Sausage Pr d Sausage 2 box • 0.,01,11.d Beef Liver... ) Olive Loaf 89c to. . OIL . . tenni-ti.,. 89c 29 i . Yogurt . . 1 0 C? Ci 'lo ot . PKG. whole Hog. Hot or Meld I-LB. . ASTOR (THREE 12-o. CANS $1.29) 929 .::: ORANGE JUICE ' .3 • GJ 6 o7 .. CUPS • , Biscuits I2os. tO os P,il,k, Hungir Jock La. B AG 5 $139 PKG. - I Biscuits 4 _T;: A ' ..s '• 2 \ •, __ - - -. Ta, ur I'H MIS. SMITHS DUTCH APPLE OR •- PIZZA APPLE PIE 89c ci LARI PEA \ 2 CAN . POTATOES $ 39 1 2-R 0 I. 10 PKGS. U9 88c Apple Juice 2 BIeach GAIN Fryer Necks and _. 29C I PORK SHOULDER ARM 4P IDETERGENT I 3Mnul,Wh. J/ Gor-' age G SMOKED PI C NICS i .00% '108 , L B. Oscar Ma of R.guloi or Thick Sliced Slic Bacon — . . Ji 99c pI._. . . . . • 3M nu!Wh M"l,ite whor Popcorn . Umc li* Ben's Converted $1 17 P 0 0 0 0 • I • W.D BRAND REGULAR 01 t 2 BAG 'a t BAG Cookies N.,"r lives fw~,] Cut Fooj 69c $ THRIFTY MAID SELF-RISING OR PLAIN 'PgG' Stand Cooked P cn 79 Ham. .......'. $229 SUPERBRAND PINT CUP 25 Cream • • • :• PILG 14 It • • • Catod Fo . • • • Atro, P10n • 0' , 39 lodiund 0*0000 4GI 17 89C . • • Step Saver Dog Food Coffee e • • . • • Gr,.-, Trnin of CAN hot CAN V R, !-,a, : C 45 Arc ••• f' J 320, SIZE 2 5 to. BAG . • • • • • $149 20*: SIZE $169 I . . . • Glad Indoor-Outdo0, Bags. $1139 Glad 3M,I JAN £ t O CT PKG $119 30-CT 37c S&JLSZ3 SAPJIrDN SCHER BEER __ SOFT BOWL MARGARI NE I'II)IhIi F J / c 29 LB • • Glad 1otp $69 5 949 Glad to. Falgi. lOot Coffee Trash Bags Bogs '. 1-LB. CAN ROMAINE .•... - ! -- TANGELOS • IOCT. Pl G$389 - Trash Bags. I-CT, . HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA 13 89c - $129 FOR - - -- - ________ CRACKIH'1 GOOD - DIXIE DARLING F MILY LOAF FA A BREAD r -_V116.111 pII'KIit /iI,!k,:t, I i; - 1111i'i'%ft II • k rcjri 3WLI POTATOES 14 LBS. $100 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA CARROTS I w - FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. Shout AQC phts $1791! EACH a 6os SIZt $1 2S . of Freshener — ROSE BUSHES LB. A our BR Nine - BAG Sup.rbroi.d S jz 5 Qc 59c $183 HI' Till Folg.r COPYRIGHT — 1976 - SOUR CREAM SO 1 R h' ResterveT 1 PKG. W-D . Qu ti WINN DIXIE ST O RE S, INC - . p - ALL BEEF FRANK S 4 . n I lIfT• - Crisco Oil 37cSyru 0 -- 35c I 0 - Bologna..... IOoi BAG Popcorn ..... $149 '' JS.... -- rap . Rice .*9,2 X 999 SmokiAc , Bags PKG ivi, corn Glad t or 1 HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE AND ji,,jf:k~jj Glad, Solid Air LB. BAG 59c I1IK WHOLE HICLOR' 4tT- Fuiida Wh,,. CABBAGE A%ac 49c ...... 99C ' Ai.,.. Backs FOR pit 89c laid THRIFTY 16-ox CANS WHOLE FRYERS :d± Ufr IDAHO BAKING and LB. 10 MEDIUM USDA OR. 'A' FRESH FROZEN - R \cP\ BARTLETT PEARS 139 Heckbones. 0 0 to 59c F,-i f!k!,, I1 I4(;hfi\ TIlE $1 '. ii-. 99c 79 PK -LB: Pork *: MRS. PAUL'S ' CELINTApo CHEESE ---- PKO FISH FILLETS $1 ;: MORTON HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA JUMBO WHITE - WAFFLES , 69c '\ PAC 2 DOWNYFLAKI HOMEMADE - DINNERS 4 - 89c ALL VARILTIS EXCEPT HAM _________ \ CORN-ON-COB 0-0 PING;: 4 1 $129 . BIRDS EYE Butiprm,lI LEAF SPINACH POTATOES 6 CANS 89c Cheese $1 29 ____________ FROZEN FlINCH PRIED American 959 :A NS ____________ i._ ASTOR CHOPPED OR kAr N APPLES HARVEST FRESH GREEN AID PORK CHOPS . Beef Superbrand All 1•L8 pG Keilbusa* .. . FULL 1,4 PORK LOIFJ SLICID INTO 69c Tfumf 1rstt.d a ° e . 79c Pimento Loaf* WESTERN CORN FED . H Sunnyfanri Br,,nIl, link W 0 Brand Spic e d luncheon , Salam, or à°eoY:'.5t:; 8-os. Cpi.lond t Regular or Ritel CORNED BEEF ROUNDS LB. ,ad,.BcHP,h Franks WD Brand W-D Brand Pickle & AM -- $ LB . XNI1P - Sh rimp Bf BONELESS STEAKS - 0 -0 11 P..ld and 0.r,npj WD Rror,d BEEF DELMONICO LB. 5 p.m. PRODUCE %Wj CHUCK ow .'. - 6 HARVEST FRESH I•u SLICED -z-. - Z. LL CHUCK INCLUDII TURKEYS a.m. . SDA CHOICE SWEET ' P.M. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOS, SUNDAY 69 BroaT1te d Siff CUBED 9 HICKORY STED 9 - 419 1 FIRST ST. . SAMOID ielO FDG(WAT(i OR - OIL&No0 2161 ftpy 5j olhJt() GOLDEN TllAIIGL. S$OPPi$c C1%TTl 117 SOUTH lOStiso - ORLANDO MT. 001* 900 . FROZEN a.m. SATURDAY SUNDAY tm,, 2 do, •,iti 55 ((j , mo,. 'cludir.g cugor.uu., W-0 132ANE) QUICK 9 - Coin f - STORE HOURS MONDAY GRADE "A" ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, B RE VAR D, COLLIER AND VOLUSIA BTL. 5 I.Pihf(UI L.c;uid — NEW PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... 70 W W Coffee-mate.. $1 09 if PJ ,tk $s co nc Iu,In9 c C 1 LB CAN FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERNU Id ~dAVU!53-5 wrrtt t RROW M . ') �_____ T __ _______________ _ _________ -- opato a busylunchusn 615 1000 Evening 2- 600 ft AS MAN BEHAS €1) DATA PROCESSING 9 The annual meeting of the the Flagship (IS. stockholders Bank of Seminole, Sanford, Florida a banking corporation. Will c naia in t Brd Room on Fthruary nofly). b then is 9' DAILY 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) RO 630 12 NBC NEWS 6 CBS B4JT'er gan's Kennedy) heat fIN TiN TIN 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH PASTORSSTLJOy SUNRISE JUBILEE 645 6 SUNSNEAAC (George mes a rob other ger to 2 4 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD tiRLD OF ulveshgate the deaths ol COflCUSSiOflafOS ata ANIMALS: ''Under KIll- Spoils wena And beCxTw}emXTOd ' 655 2 DETIONAL, ___________________________ 322-2611 831-9993 8:00 A.M.- 11 - Jado a boy who treats ht 5te5ather wtth St3te the reported 2 urywsthah&icxxerpaotto 9 Morning 2 AS 6 THEGUIDINGLIGHT MING 9 THE NEIGHBORS: Aogts Phibin hosts this now garn, hewinw4cJifjwpn,j 0T'X1Oforpnes onthobasasof how rnuth they krwabo(joathott.ic €1) THEMOTHEBSJN LAW - 2 12 ANOTHER t)RLD 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL €D (Pttn) A BIT WITH KNIT (P THE MOTHERS IN LAW 330 4 6' MATCHGAME'Wod Q 4. 'Call II Macaron Path of the Papagos' - 9 ONE lIFE TO LIVE (P ROCKY AND FRIENDS. (NOERDOG 400 2 IRONStOE 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND 6 MARY I-tARTM.A,N- - daytirno &IVThI SOtIOS teater1 by NormanLear. Dosacbedas a slightty bent soap opera,' it is set 10 a ficicoisal '1*o tOwfl ,tryj follow, the lives of resi• 1.5 lMng WcXJfld an aL*o asseny ant Louise Lasser arid Grog PAilavoy star *1 €1,) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORH000 (P ADOAMS FAMILy 6 MERv GRIFFIN 9 fl,l,n3jnj __ SI-sow (P MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 1' iirh fl(tOf1 l'-Iores - - ') AnAl. • 500 4 - To [)efecit (aP __________________________ (r,t,l4:r-1. _____________ ____________ ________________ ;' I URN MAT5,tVfIy1 _____________________ • - J'P'. : fJc '!U1 444 - ;97. '" Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington "'. ___ 530 2 I? NEWS ft €D ELECTRIC COM PANY 9' BEVERLY HILLBILLIES j .. Frank M'irabel!a, an aide to Turlington, said the commis- _____________ " NO QUALIFYING P50 DOWN r ' :4-'#j - .- P - ,, - tocutunlversityenroilrnentsto lion might arise over whether kaV no doubt that the matter the executive committee of the Board of l'tegents had authority is dead. to rescind an action of the full LAKE HURST, N.J. 1537-TQ : THIS O,Py, TIfF TRUTH IS SIILL 0JiI IUPiEL ç7 ': 1 )i d - , , b. if.,.jp-.. - •i' ___ I. tewouldaskforanegative vote When York made the ."eqUest at the next Cabinet meeting totlithdrawtheplan,hesajdhe after initially agreeing last was acting at t13e week to a request by Chancellor the regents' executive corn E.T. York to have the mutter mittee ______________ ___________ - ________________ Yft _________ __________________________ ° 335$ 45 7 45 , ,! _ -;..r L • % 1 -'- -' L.'i..ij (iJ . - ______ - z- . ,j _________________ STAR RING GEP4( ILIRT RIYNOLDS - •• .- ; , :.-..,,_i...'- ' - fPt • '•• ;çi2 !4 — i:p LIlA MINNELLI HACKMAIj _____ t'Y . i 4511l1_I • . Ftp ri.' -- 4,' ' - I4r ''.f. -';.k'-r ,'j ,_,. 3 •11, -('f: /; •/ _______ - - HOMF:o 'LI VU - -. Real yard $200 month pays all, owner Realtor ASSOC Ruth Rub, call ening. 574 )l97 Estate - - THE CONTRACT" -- _______________ - -- COMMERCIAL - Sch tire - - 1)20 FIa. Ave.. 3236450. . Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. By Elaine RiCharde Lost & FOUfld Deputy Clerk - SAP4 Lf.PIT ---- Ad in the Pler4ld '" - • ----------- .. ... - ... - g P or.ai TflU '"' - M2T, Serial Plo M7K72V One Coldspot Refrigerator - Seminole property Range, Refrigerator, Carpeting, Air Conditioning, Hood, Fan DAlEDthis26thdayofJanuary, 1976. DUPLEX PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW furnished or on - Ideal Reasonable rent. ' BR unfurn ,pt _-__ ________________________________ 1&—lp Wanted I. ' , '' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA. IITIIL ,,t Info .. fenced, large 1-273 1016. 3 Mo..6Mo.& Year Leases By Owner- Clean, Small 3 BR, 1 bath.chrpet,tence'dyerct Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch House 323-66700r831.9777 f -' alter 8. ____________________________ _____________________________ 3 BR, 1 bath, completely furnished, ar cond, fenced, fruit trees _______________________ c,rp('ted Cic" in 321 C-V4 ) .•'-.-,--.-.,_'A-' ,i ________ ____________ _______________ _______________ HOSTESS- Super sharp attractive month SCH UP E P4 person with pleasant personality Realtors FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP- Loss 3771307 JvnI the Evening Heratd today. Pt'pIce SEP ,', our old . ... -- Pressure Cleaning this oxe - )BEDPOOM.2 04114 -WE SELL SUCCESS32) 5178 Call after S p m. REALTOR Williams Accounng ) I II N 't(( *D a. would be needed based on next -- I— •- ______ _____ _______ ____ UES. THURS. (_ ,-v.,'.d,ul. Human Factor GEORGE KENNEDY & JOHN MiLLS ALSO: - r ,,i%#,I. "lORD SHAGO" ar,9,'rc ti t- UI*rIDCaJ - 'ia.. ' " '" - - year's bti':'get. The rcgr.ts' latest pI'OpuSuil to cut en.roliments by 10 per cent would limit enrollment,s next CLT(nt et:rolinient t,5 112,000 ansi it waii rxner't.d Sri .yrian'I te Ilb,000 by next yeai'. '" - . . - , ' I tt'T _______________ ' -- -- --------- - . -, --- - ' -. Knt cent interest r,'.t,,leBrobo, 312 2718 32? 0779 2640 Pt, 371 $33) _____________________________ ______________________________ ________________ __________________ -- 51—HOUSOhOJd WITT REALTY , Christening Gowns. PAYTOP4'SCP1ILD14EPI.s.,l,.EAR ":'- ',_ 1 mncx3e, Phone 373 51k) ____________________________ - . ,?j . iiiAlitjc, Iki!'i c'-,, * lhey're Hot'' * Pet Care at Vihtc'n Pb'ih- Jan 7, 11, 71. 78, 1916 De'nutti 4lt f'ublilfl. Jan 14, 71, DFV13 DEVO Atlornev for P.tltlnn.r 77. fly' Martha T Vihttn tieputy Clerk Feb. 4, 1976 PublIsh Jan 11, 7), 7*, Fet; 4 1975 i-[1v61 - -- '''""" '°'"" 1 PET REST INN Iii. %JAtI.LI servce.usedmachinc.s ... - ExterIor t:rick & tope A Ptastei'ing, 5-ri'u!ated speCialty Lk;r, tutne' j I 3?? 27f0 fin sjavuen equipment? Read today's classified ads for 000dbuys. _ - - - WELLSDRILLED,PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AlItypdite' We repair and service STINE MACHINE & ______________ -- '" " ''"" where everybody rides. 4 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ COLOR TV, Si 9SMOPIIH RENT/iLPURCHASE PLAN 641 1006 323.1SU 1 975 LINCOLN TOWN COUPE. Beautiful light green with dark tjreen interior and vinyl top. Full power. Only MERCURY COMET, 2 door. Economy 6 cylinder. P.S., A.T,, A.C. Sale price 7225 $3495 1 974 MARK IV. White with white vi:iyl top and white trim. Full power, super sharp with 12,000 mi-one year factory guarantee, p6995 1 974 CHEV. CAPRICE. 4 door, Great family car. Fully equipped, Blue with blue vinyl top. 24,000 ml. - Color TV'S from 55-0; B&W. Iron SIS. Service all makes HEPBS IV 1700 5. French, 373 1734 ________________________ . - 1 975 _____ 17°7 ,'. a.___ Completely equipped mci, - GET OUT YOUR PAINT BRUSHNiu' family home in Quet oak shaded neighborhood, 4 Bedroom. 7 bath home with rumpus room. Minutes to oolf court. AntS School Pric elI t$2%$Q Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, - secretarial desks & hairs, straight chairs, fiIin cabin,'-ts, as i5 Cash and carry 1 971CHEV, KINGSWOQD WAGON. Low mileage. Sharp family car, 1 974 9695 Le5AI3RE LUXUS. Powerwinjows, door locks speed cruise control, Bronze with beige top. Extra clean. - - LIII ','EI TILL Voup SPRI p GARDEN SPOT NOw FREER, 377319), FLOYD 1 972 THUNDERBIRD Burgundy with burgundy power, Great car for the young executive. roof, Full ____________________________ FORD GALAXIE. 2 door hardtop, automatic, power 1969 steering, AC, good tires. A strong car. . . . fiedroom, 7 baths Atrea set up with awning and skirting Cheap Phone 32)0)10 1)0 Exeter Court, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park, c.inlnnl 2 New double wide, fully set up in quiet adult park. Centr*i air, new 1150 See at Snappin Ton Mowers, 7513 Park Dr i....i,._ I. dealers, please. Phone 3236051 or ,...A.. $300001. Nights phone 678 5569 NEW DEALER - NEW STOCK. NEW GUARANTEES CONTRACTOR'S t.QIlll'.'.( T FARM IOU IPML NT NewandUJ Ford, Xubota,p,b. Sales. Rental, Set vice IL? Magnulisi Avenue ALTAP,SOPITE SPRINGS 1344 '4_3:. (til,',r.'i -________ 64—Equipment for Rent ________ screened room, carports and Si $995 :. 42—Ibile Homes 3 2895 36" 3elt Propelled Sweeper, i;,. 63A—. Tractors & Heavy Equipment _____________________ AAA VsJI'7 '1 FOR SALE TOMATOSTAKES 383 3864 after S p rn Sanford 322-2420 ANyTIME REALTORS MIS 2541 PARK $3595 9095 ' 62—Lawn.Ga rden ______ AT $3 1 95 NOLL'S Cesselberry, 1792. 8)0 Ios tIe Call Sanford's Sales Leaner I ov—uriice 4JPJlOS Used office furniture ,, Well Drilling Your 8uclne.cc ni-i .v'_-A11 '4'. '.'.¼flI 1/J ' ' '.'oving 10 Sn ?rut 7 _________________________________________________________________ - I __________________________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST I ' 140M TODAY'S WANT ADS! _______________ ._ I prced Phone 3236)86 ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ r,)tctlrJ 8.88 - 55—Boats & Accessorie family roo.i. Comple'ely fenced front & rear yard, $74 CALL 177 7611 Photography by ?,'un',an Con kaync' F 01' SiiiItfll -I,:lo r Free estimate 731603$ Pt4tt'r $ 53—TV.Radio-Stereo . chen eIuiig*ct, central vacuum system, garbage disposil, lovely '' Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 377 , SANFORD, FLA. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 NEW ON MARKET Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with kit ume Ct *ith a Herald (l,flsifled ad Welt help you write ad that wit bring a E4t sate 10)1 Photography C.srpe'-tr Ri-mOdplIflg, Additions, Cuslomn Work Licensed. Bonded. lpclydas 5 Qts. 1 801 W. FIRST ST. I *ith 6 speaker amptify ng sstem st. HOW ABOUT NO YARD WORK? This 2 bedroom, l' bath upstairs downstairs, is really NEAT' Carpeted, central heat air, and many extras. Reduced to $27,500. " .enIrl Heat P. Apr Cond'tioning F'or fr- CStimtes, call Carl Interior, 1 , flJ t apartment? ____________________________ — - o K EP4MORE WASHER, parts. t'nancung. Hon ct I)l'l' i,arrantt'd Homes Boarding A Groomn 1711 ____________________________ - _________ WANT TO SELL YOUR PtO,',tF -' _________________________ - MAJOR LUBRICATION - ANY MAKE OR MODEL. _________________________ New houses ni rural area PIG down oavment. "i' - Quality upholstering Free Pick. UP & delivery. Call for free estimate 701 E Commercial 37) 6431, ________________________ PUP IF ICA lION SYSTEMS (.1! Phi (', rrz.IIar )3 fl 485 Hwy. 434 a31.71I) CALL DICK BURNS _________________________ Filter And Lube. --' Stenstrom Realty ______________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ -, DOES IT AGAIN V1IH THIS SUPERi SERVICE SPECIAL 323.7730 ________________________ _________________________ -- - Home Improve me Ms Ph'.'i-, Se r vi c e Spec Ia I -- ___ Upholstering ______________________ 327 1865 I Chrysler Plymouth (i Of Quaker State Oil, New Got something to Sell? A Clossf: Ad will sell it fast - - _____ _____ - automatIc . ar 5975 377 596% __________________ ____________________________ — Perk D'i" ________________________ , Clark ______________________________ __________________________ 2971Hwy Dressmaeing, lactie', men's, Children's. Drapes, Quilts, Upholstering. Donna Canada, 377 0707 fl14Owp PEST CONTROL Oil Burner Cleaning & Service, 24 $3497 _______________________ ____________________ S2—Appliances Req Rtal Estate Broker - Pest Control Ifour Service Dykes Heating & Air Conditioning. 371 8877 p BOB DANCE .. TAFFER REALTY Sewing " ___________________________________ -. ' WOsher and other household items, 701 W 24th St 32) 1585 ________________________________________ stored & moved 322 9112 - $3982 __________________________ _________________________ , , 1970 Ford Maverick. 6 - like POÔO, C41I3734169 Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock Allkind$c,f digging Housetrailers Alterations Heater Cleaning ____ Now 1964 Infernational Travel oh, j wheel dri, with wench, 373 Goods ('tii(' tat:?e ('-ft roof repairs, flat roofs or Stungles All work qu.lraniisj 01400D ROOFING )?? 8700 C&A BackHoe Service a - Was _________________________ - Freeestimale's c— ___________________________ Get soee action with H'rald Classified ad We'll help you write an ad that iIl bring a fast sale CALL 7727611 -- - - Simmons hide,i bed. used brick, EASY LIVING. 2 BR, I bath, cement block, garage. 116.300. OWPIER FINANCED at , per _______________________ Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top soil apartmenl? -' __________ _....... - DODGE Saxapho,,,. Ph 3730516 after 6 __________ _____________ Roofing ESTERSON LAND CLEARING ________________________ $3487 80—Autos for Sale heaters, cc,rncnt laundry tubs; single maple ben. _____-- DRIVE IN TV SERVICE Fast 7 bdr., FIa, rm,, Service 207 Lt'e Oak Blvd. Lake Mary fenced yard, shade, $14,000 or best Ca'.',i'Ibrr- Phone 8)1 96.41 otfer. Owner 312 3507 Individual, Business Hwy 3792 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home! Moving to en ___________________________ "' _____________ - 803W. 1St Income Tax Returns Land Clearing ', $3998 color TV, flew 3 speed automnôli ________________________ Let US flurgir Proof Your Home SecurityLorks Installed — Phone 337 8663 Now '75 Duster ISP wthToppe SANFORD SEWING CENTER 7 stuiy pm. stucco, I BR, 2 bath. Separate garage and game room, $49500 FREE GIFTWRAPPINGAII Baby will arrange Exteriot Presturecle.aru,ng NOTICE OFACTION TO' RICHARD GARY '(IWALA I . Was 1977F0(dCourief 2 Large gas 3?) slli --- ________________________ _________ ______________ '' - - ' and cabinet. P4y balance of 172 or HAROLD HALL REALlY p ____________________________ COUNTY, FLORIDA. Looking for a lob? The Classified FORECLOSE MORTGAGE Companion: Needed Immediately CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S494•CA-O9-A TO ABBIE JANE STONE Ads will help you find thaI lob. 6780636 SUB UP B A N SAVINGS 13)7 Loraine Street RI. I _________________________________ ASSOCIATION. Lansing, Michigan MilIwood. Kentucky ________________________ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that 34'4vj,ObiIHorne Plaintiff, 'IOu, ABBIE SANE STONE, and TAXI DRIVERS ROBERT W. CLARK has 'iI'd a all those claiming any right, title cx' YtIIow Cab, 701 S. Park Aye., Petition for the adoption of your Al. TON L MILLER et ux -. Bedroom mobile hOrn. ritefest by. throuch or V. Delendants minor child bearing the name of Sanford mite. 125 week Phone 372-9I3. sirehereby notified that a complaint RICHARD GARY KIWALA, II., and NOTICE OF SUIT to foreclose a certain mortgage on Help to lSSist couple in TO: VIRGINIA G MILLER a prayer contained within the family .. -z lhefollowing described property, to owned bu5inci, lull or part time PetitionreguestslheCourttonward RESIDENCE UNKNOWN wit Home Muslboverflyearsold 322-flip that a Judgment 04 Adoption of All parties claiming lntecets by, The South 30 feet of Lot 11 and the ________________________________ between io and I. Minor by the Petitioner, ROBERT through, under or against North 10 feet of Lot IS, Block E _____________________________ KOVE ESTATES- Npw. Swim, VIRGINIA 0. MILLER. and w. CLARK be entered, and you are to all RIDGE HIGH, First Addition, ic- Fashion Show Director for fish, boat. dubious., iSOmo, Fr, Sarah required to serve a copy of your parties having or claiming fo have cording to the Plot Ihereol, as literature P 0 Box 40. Ostn, Coventry, frt now ro investment 'w"i' or Pleading to the Fi tition any right, title or interest in the real recorded in Fla Plaf Book 11, Page$3, of no delivery. Excellent property hevein describ.ct on the Petitioner's attorney, p. the Public Records of Seminole arrangements to Patrick Phillips, of Baldwin & to your YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County, Florida, a k a 21)2 High family income OPPortunity for Duke'ou, Sule 20. 500 East Highway that an action to forx-c !ose a met" Street, Winter Park, Florida, 37—Business Property local manager. 321 0031 cx- s 134. Casselberry, FlOrida, 32707, and tgage on the following real property together with Wall Wall Carpet, 3)59. "''"T=-_" -in Seminole Coiity, Florida: file th original Answer or Ple.sdin7 American Singer Furnac,(GCE37 Øf of the Clerk of the 400 SQ Ft Shop Spare I THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Lot 59, OAKLAND HILLS, OC- 00$), Columbus Range (3 04) Circuit Court on or before February COrding to the piat thereof as lOON Maple A FRACTION OF THEIR COST and Refrigerator located therein 10, 1176 lf you liii to do , recorded In Plot Book I), page 41. and 373 9)71 or 377 6620 FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI thereon; Judgment by Defaull will be taken Public Records of Seminole County. has been filed against you, ansi you Empty garage building, sale or rent, against y,ufor the relief demanded Florida, arerl-Quiredlo serve a copy of tour APhonecallcotJldstsirtyouon 0 new excellent location, HAROLD i p,- Conipla'nt bbS beeci filri againSt you and tOU ,snsA('r or pIeadcig to tt,c Complaint and profitable career. Call $47 HALL REALTY, REALToR 372, are reQuired to serve a copy of your on This Notice shall be publl.tied the Plaintiff's attorney, once .act) week for four i con wrItlendelpn, if any, to lion van PATRICK MGROTTY, 1201 secutive weekS In The Evening den Berg, Gay A Burke. PA., at Brickelt Avenue, Suite 301, Miami, Cotinotciogists *ith fo4i*,, Herald. Sanford, Florida. PoI Office Box 793, Orlando, Floridd,00dfilettieorlginalanswer 3770043 WITNESS my hand and seal of Ft*rida 32102, arid (lie the original Of pleading I the office of the Clef k said Court on Ihi 5th do -i of with the CIiitk 01 the above-styled of the Circuit Court on or before the Heavy Equipment Mechanic, court on or before February 13th, I3fh day January, 1976. of February. 1976. if you Pref'trably experienced will, (Seal) 1976 Otherwise a ludgm.nt IAay be fail to do so, judgment by dcfuIt Franklin 1c7.d Bombardier entered against you for ttse relief Arthur H. Bcckwith, Jr. will be taken against you for the equipment Amrit,n Woods demanded In the complaint or relief dIes-k c,i the Circuit Court demanded in the complaint, Products, 700 MarvIn Ave fly Elaine Richarde petition DONE AND ORDERED al Sar Longwoocj, Fla Deputy Clerk WITH5S my hand Ond IPie Seal of ford, Seminole County, Floridi, this a. Patrick Phillips of said Court Janua'y t7th, 1976. 13th day of ,iaruary, A () 1976. HOusewives cait earn Ill to $40 an Boldivin A Dikedd (Seal) (Seal) Vf'ning selling BeeLin, e'ssptons Attorneys Arthur H. fleckwiffl, Jr.. Law Call fos- Interview appointment Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Suite 20, 500 E. Highway 136 Cierk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuil Court 322 7388 or 3730141 (ass,Iberry, Florida 37107 By Martha 1. ' , 1' -,mi Lot I Ion P1w'V £6, Sanlord. Fla 12 payments c' 16.'). Set' a? 2 ibortrom I bath, Customhomeontouriotorours We A&A CLEANS ALL Need help on that Saturday job' CLASSIFIEDAVERTISIPIG MOVES MOUNT.'iINS Of Merchandise Every Day TryOnet - ' '75 Plymouth Scamp 15.000 mite', extra sharp. $7.900 323 36)0 after 5. Cash & good Cheks. Call for Seat reservations Open daily 105 Sew Zig zag With 3 needle position sewing machoe "The 2nd Get'em Hot" ___________________________ 33—'Houses Furnished 79—TruckTle _ - MASS, tI 3 TOO P,ANY ITEMS TO LIST, SOMETHING F0P LV E P B 0 DY - money rent, Government subsidized to Qusiltit'ii ouvers Call to see it you qualify' and your Classified Ad will appear Beauty Care ______________________________ ____________________________ P4 H trunk, range, refrigerator, iv set, - ______________________ available, Monday thru Friday. Needs Immediately so htrry on gross, Or All types of goos,' • ST. JOHNS REALTY C BROKERS " OWfliilS4 U! ifl9IV nung I formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook i -,, dozen, ______________________ x,,ut, sombr1u !,upJ tures Waer Heaters S a ni l' ?rru S,t 753 S p,,v Dr(, I. 37) '61? here tomorrow REALTY, --------"' ______________________ (Behin' Auci ion Galleries) maker 173.900. j what you hove to sell Call today ____________________________ ___________________________ III" ____ _________________________ Assume Payments Days--3276173 Night%-.377 7152 WANT TO SEE A WOPIDERA! windowS 13) 9974 WORK? Place a Classified Ad In EVERY DAY someone is looking for ___________________________ Defendant. 20$ Commercial NOTICE TO DEFEND truckload, "' concrete wotk, etc. By the hour, or NO. 752572cA09F vs. JACKIE LEE STONE and ABBIE .IANE STONE, hi wile. the piece, ______________________________ Winter Springs - 7 yr old 3 OR.7 KULP DECORATco batti 1700 Sq ft., ctj?ory drapery, 109W 1st St. 372 hiS ,lppliances many extrsi S Mi. We Buy Furniture from Sanford. Sacrifice Best offer By owne,, 831 5131 eves or HOuSe Sate-Antique chiffonier and flds ____________________________ _______________________ JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more heavily experienced in retail 51155 of public contact here. 'NPPOVEMEHT icE El' •'A14M Eagle Siding Co. 951-9563 Real Estate Ilmnkr THESE CARSON SALE ONE DAY ONLY II Sell idle items with a ClOisifled Ad Call a friendly act taker at 373 7611 or 83) 999) to 16 truck loans to lell. This -- 2fledt'oomHouse Kit Equippd, 5175 834-1939 after S Double ______ Bunk Re-lt ,xr,1 , 'on co,er yoijr wtt, alum siding & toffit system Also Roofing, Cutter$ 20 yra Exp scnoos. shOpping 373 0237 Otter 6 Daily -- - Motorcycle InSurance - - -_-' Other items I bath, - _____________________ -- - —Audio '' __________________________ ________________________ i..rp'vmg goja, close t Peg Trade ______________________________ -- WILSON MAIER FURNITuRE BUY- SELL-TRADE MOVE FAST ON THIS- 3 Bedroom. 111 315 E 1,r? St 377 ten 2 bath, 7 story, in mint ci'cdtion ly $21,500 Good location shaded lot Orlando JsDYToY0UT I A PHONE CALL AWP " - 78—Mflorcyc$es - ANTIQUES. ANTIQUESI _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________ ______________ inwinhiOw , i" Refl?orseIl.ibedrooqn i ARE YOU READY FOR A JOB YOU CAN AFFORD? MANAGER - Anwr telephones, °laintlff, ' air, q'x4 6511 REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave ------- - engne. W) or best offer f4t exchang Comebrow5eery Sundayattn, MOvieland Drive.jn Theatre, South 17-97. Phone 322-1216. m HWY 14 FLEA MARKET ____________ lOS P4. Sunland Driy- 3 BR, 2 bOth, ______ - e 2171. ____________________ ,. a - condition, Reconditioned aatteties, $1295 Anyont' can he a le'lIe'r or a buyer _________ after A PLUS NEIGHBORHOOD - . - Bicycle built-for-two, flunk beds. and 1975 Xawasai motorcycle, All In excellent condition, 337 7316 leIry, food items, bric a brac, 24 Hrs. eiectric helt, Unfurnished - - I 0647 Open 7 Days, Mon Sat - 7 30 6, and Sun. 91 SundayFeb 1,1 PM. til auction for people who want to TWO TRAILER LOADS FROM commercial toning. A ____________________________ " a,,, p.rr,. - available Bud f.abell. 3771057 Immediate occupancy 118,500. 2017S FREPICH (HWY I? 92i - ' 365 3721 710 WOODMERE BLVD 10—Swap - ONLY 516 Soo 323941O "." ______________________________ - RAitC'5 - DAY NURSERY- 3 Bedroom, 5.nger Dial And pool area. 112.000 _____ __________ :Jki,JIhc ____________ air, carpet. Adults 110$ 377 fl ttr S & wk ncls - Sale for schools, S.Spct. mortgage. 177.950 I., Nothing Spacious I bedroom lakefront home, huge screened NO SECURITY D[?OSIT. location anytime NAVELS, GRAPEFRUITS & TANGELOS, 5750 BUSHEL MURCOTTS,t)IIUSPIFI 3776733 or )77 0)67 , - , fUrfliSht'd - 323.7340 , - TradeUp HOMESITE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Prote%onally Maoaqrcl - 7&—Auto Iris I - ___________ SO—MisceUaneous 1975 Custom Dodge Van, l7,0(t miles, Tradesman 700, ton, El mags, carpet, seats, ster, AC or4 Vi auto, Caii )flma after _______ YOU NAME IT, I BUY IT SANFORD AUCTION Acres, Merchandise yOu 1964 CPu,rg,r, 318 anytIme -- -- _ _ 6 ACRE LAK EFRONT APARTMENTS 4& - NOLL'S Just Opened- AUTO PARTS ________ & air Paylon's,3fl 1301 Estate type setting. Lake Emma __________________ . Quantity. ad viSC'r will help I - Bedroom, 7 bath. Ravenna Park onoakshadedlot Greatarea,fine ,'j ')UA'3JJJ., • '%/i11age [J 3222090 . 31AleXe 1797, lIne ________________________ Si'n'anø- 3 BR cement block, 1 bath, carpet, kutChfl equipped, REALTOR 7'IACRE MINI FARM 7fledroomhome,newbarn,3fenced pastures, only 174,500 _________________ Call 3727611 or •3) 9993 ______________________________ Needs right away. Clerk of th' Circuit Ccurt 01 ISOS W, 25th St. SANFORD - (Seal) 513 65)3 125 FROM assist in purchasing Mechanical aPplitude a must. Mature person wt,nted 3 BR, fenced lot, 57's RECEPTIONIST- Excellent salary COUNTY 248'. usc mu fOr good typist with pleasant personalIty Part time. RELIEF DESK CLERK- Prefer MOSSIE C. BATEMAN some night auditing experience. Post Office Bo 303 Orlando, Florida 32802 Publish: Jan 21, 1976 0EV-ill " - QUALITY INtl flOPli. I SR 43& LotiA:'(j _________________________ _____________________________ ______________________________ - Deputy Clerk 'i" 2 BEDROOM TOWNHO'JES MONTHLY RENTALS AvAILABLE IllS 1)50 Color TV - February 9th, 1976, the following 11597 described real property situate in DATED this 76th day of January, Seminole County, Florida, to wit: 3976 Lot 1.4,45 and 46. WASHINGTON ISeal) PARK, OVIEDO, FLORIDA, acArthur H. Beckwith, Jr. cording to the piat thereof as Clerk of the Circuit Court recorded in Plat Book S. Page 93 of fly - Elaine RiCharcte ill L') _____________________ Thin to Eat - Courthouse, Seminole County, . -1 rr%J JJtAL I Patio Apartments STUDIO 1, 2, 3 Adults, $173 773 7976 ___________ ---- _________________________ hand to the highest and best bidder One Comfort Pac Furnace at the West Front door of the ModeINOCUFIOT,SerialUo,A64719I 322 21 Is central heal acres, Stable Ostren ar. 6471617 or 3?) Forrest Greene, Inc. Luxury Spacious garage apt,air condition, '' 3727611 or 93) 9493 artii to buy UU- d office furniture. $570or831 1973 Ford Econoline Windowr Var. priced reasonable. See at 106 W Colamari Circle 322-5045. ne longer us.? Sell it all with We Buy Furniture ifeacty for Development Call Oerner, 323 5600 __________ Gardens redecorated Come see 300 E Airport Blvd Sanford 373-I3f __________________________ - LI I _________________________ Fruit rot Sale ANNIE LEE MORRIS, a single OAKS SECTION TWO, according to woman, the plot thereof as recorded in Plat Call before to a m or sitter 3 p m Defendant. Book 16, Pages 86 A 17. Public 372814 NOTICE OFSALE Records of Seminole County, STORING IT MAKES WASTE: NOTICE is hereby given, that Florida SELLING IT MAKES CASH pursuant to a Final Judgment of Together with the following iteme of foreclosure entered January 23rd, property which are located in and 3976, in thi Circuit Court of the permanently installed as a part of Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and the improvements on the Said land: for Seminole County Florida in Civil One Orbon Range Model No. Action No. 7Sfl91-CAO9C, ARE3OAC, Serial No. THUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of One Mercury Hood Modtl P40. 3; INC. Realtor HAL A COLBERT.REALTOR SELMA WILL IAMS. AS5,tr Evr 372 061? or 177 l7 -- _____________________________ ____________ AND COMPANY, a Florida cor- February 9th, 1976, the following described real property situate in Pliintiff Seminole County, Florida. towil: Lot s. Block ".1" WASHINGTON 373 ;-tr usd1 furniture, appliances, 10011, etc. Blj I or 1001 items. T;. F eneva bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnithemj Newly ____________________ pOrtion, REALTY Jct. Il 92 & 177, Longwood CASH 322.4132 Every Friday 12 Noon , One & 7 - 1970 Hemi 'Cuda, perfect condition, drastically reduced. 57,595, 83-1 Ph 337 44 after i Pm REALTY. REALTOR 772 5774 20 ACRES on Lake Mary Blvd Will Trade anything of value on neat 3 divide into 10 acre tracts 17,500 to Bedroom, ar conditioned home, $4000 per acre fenc1 pirri L'.,ijr- ,' 7), t:ct Road. 539000 ________________________ __________________________________ trOut, $1, _________________________ ____ 200' I rit,r Plw - care for as low as 17 per week, it you qualify 373 1121. *eekend, offer 730 weeKdays 17' Travel Trailer, G-les, 1970 model, excellent shape. )fl 4)02. - Casselberry, Hwy 17 Clean 3 bedroom, 1' - bath, avOCado ItChCnB3throom Cabinets, Floor Stripping & Waxing. ReSidential & flus'ness, F ree _______________________________ estimates. Blitz Clean. SANFORD 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, economical oil heat, Shady AT 322.242O A NYTIME ouirsonty PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK __________________________ 254.5 Park Drive. SJOup CAO3.D, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THUR H. BECKWITH, JR ClerkARof Chlldrencar,dforinmyhome near high school area. 3238286 after EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. the said Court, will sell for cash in 9:30 a.m CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE hand to the highest and best bidder COUNTY, FLORIDA. at the West Front door of the Motherotl9mo o'dbobywouldlike CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$-2294-CA-09-C Courthouse, Semnole County, to baby sit for one Child Close 'n STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN Florida at II 00 o'clock AM. on age RCI1AhIC '177 7*79 BOWEN & MCDONALD 126.000. See at 7410 Palmetto Ave. . 373 8079. in and for Seminole County Florida in Civil Action No, 753753 ROWLAND, PETRUSKA, h4s carpeting, central heat & air, ___________________________ gnteenlh Judicial Circuit the said Court, will sell for cash in your phone because something frame home, detached garage, fl shade trees, fenced yard, near take. 5)8,500. bedroom, 1', bath on a deep lot ADULTS.NOPETS 116W 7nd ,I - 11975 0678 Trimming. or 8 -- Fiat XI?, excellent condton retat, 55715, loan value 1972 Ford Currier pickup, n tires U.I00. wilt sell ! 1f bvr at and pnt. ceIIent condition. Sloeing. Wcr r'jirnntee-i 371 'flfC Proper - concrete block, cxc"llcnl condition, no City ta*s; by owner )fl7Q When you placea ClasSified Ad I n GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. "5 CLOSE TO SHOPPING- This 3 1100 mo. & up. 371 0064 - BLACKSMI TN. ________________________ 115000 trougout, exceflent financing, and no cIing costs. See at Ill 6PARK AVE - forecIojjre entered January 23rd, Orlando, Florida 3211)7 Publish: Jon. 28, 1976 3 BR, 2 bath, new .'- Sunland, 3 fiR, cot, lot, excel, 521,900, Horton Organization, ________________________ - , JIM HUNT Swim in yni.r rwn beautiful pool thiS sumrr,cr! 3 BR, 7 bath, huge' 2524 Park Dr now 173.950 3 Bedrooms, wit ____________________________ -iw ocvrms, F'I.l.J r.,.,,- 0I,lllPU r:ant;tI, .. irn - 18th St.. GALE L PRINCE, a single woman, A BABY'S WORLD Care for infan,s toage?only, Next to new Drivers' SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3. Defendant, __________________________________ bedroom License Bureau 3226615, NOTICE OF SALE ___________________________ Irailer opts. Adult 1 family park. ..._.., iJay t.are, my home. Prefer age 210 ,.rrvuy givcn, mat Wc'ealy, 35)5 Hwy 17 92, Sanford pursuant to a Final Judgment of 4. Fenced yard. Phone 37) 1P3 ,.,.,, ,., VILLAGE Central Florida's SEPARATE STUDIO APART M ULTIPLELISTINGREALTOR MENT- 3 Bedroom, )l bath 377 1991 home, located on 3 oak 19)9 S French shaded 377 1496,337 )9 Ifs, more than 3,500 s ft over. 337 1959.3771161 all, Priced at $7,O0 See at 105 W. - Iurn,adults, 591.50. 3777296 after eves & wk nds -- - -- --_. -. ____________________________ ., ' 131 I alh, centrai heat, air, 57.000 dn. 520o per - Rent Purchase Stemper Realty heat, close in no pels 1)75, 323 - a --'-'-'-"-". Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 377 76II 6Horses -- . -- ______________________ sales are in sson. TAIl the rn.',r,%$,,,n , BOWEN & MCDONALD 308 North Magnolia Avenue - 7 oerciaI 4 ______ - - - - it'l iS pu reStw ed. drsve4b'e See at Weira ok -________________________ Any acres improved pasture, fenced, $ bedroom. furn. or ________ 47 -'ear a' conditioning Latest blue - ________________________ I 321-0041 EW 3 ....,,..,, 1)5 Alma Ave. E.V. Føter, La P.'ry. 377 RIf L family room, 2 car garage. 1375 REALTOR P114!, per month Shed. Only 13.0(t) down 3773991 3279781 3770618 _______________________________ COUPITRYHOME.. SmalI7flRi'rnl CLIFFJORDAN.REALTOR Jl acre 5)9 SC) DUPLEX- 2 bedroom STOP AND THINK .4 MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any — LOST Brittany Spaniel, male, white with orange spots, metal studded tan cIar. Anwe to "Rayno" Records of Seminole County, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida. CIVIL ACTION NO, 7S-72S3•CA-03-D DATED this 26th day of Janudry, STOCK TON. WHATLEY, DAVIN & 1976. COMPANY. Flruri1 (Seal) By: Elaine Richarde Deputy Clerk ROWLAND, PETRUSKA, ''- INC LEVEL SUBDIVISION according 10 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the plot therf as recorded In Plat EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Garage Clerk of the Circuit Court ____ -___.__. -, ESTM7 t, irt 372-6457 maculate 3 BR. I" baths, wall to wall carpet, centrat heat air, chain link fenced yard. utility damage, $115 mo 32)1319 offer S30pm LOST: Grey femate poodle, 1 yr old, childspet. Nofags. SanfordPtaza described real property situate In DLV 1)6 Jan. 71, 1976 Seminole County, Florida, to Wit - ; CAL 300 It. plus on pa'eØ road 113, ST JOHN'5 ________________________________ 1976, the following Publish: - 1S lot, trees, 7-bedroom, Fla room Snlord 323 9316 after 1 30 Florida at 11 00 o'clock AM on Orlando, Florida 37102 - GENERAL CONTRACTOR 3 BR, 2 bath, central heltair. HOrid room, large lot, $45000. __________________________ * 5 ? ApIs, 1 or 7 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhp AlcOholic Anonymous Can lelp Cal1473 4587 Write P 0 Box 12)3 S,1ntc(l.I lord,, 32171 Serial No. S75111510. Model P40 M - 3121302 -.--------.--_.'- 6710711 EXTRAS INCLUDEDf, CALL US, yard, 122.000 DeAARy Lakefront, beautiful n Oltci' No I SanfordAlAnonFamibyGrotjppO. 2Apartments- Upstairs, lor2 BR, Box 553. Sanford, Fla 32771 590. Downstairs, 2 BR, $100- ISO deposit. Close downtown Sanford. pursuant to a Final Judgment of DATED this 26th day of January, 23rd, 1976. foreclosure entered Janua 1976 in the Circuit Court of the (Seal) February 9th, TOKEN DOWN PAYMENTI You Frontag on 16.4. (2Sth St.). ideal Can't alford to rent when we can for nursery. HAROLD HALL, bath, -- - _____ - fOr n Pr,va!e 0-Anrr, 17 ?,j,fl MoliiHome. If'. self contained, on Ford -- qualtayng - 345 3270161 after -- quality homes with only ------ rOOmS plus boat dOck 537.500. SUNLAND 3 BR, I bath, central dii, new kitChCn, fenced ___________________ North Magnolia Avenue ____________________ OS _________________________ bedroom arrangement, kitchen BR, 117 baths, central heat air, bedrm, FlU Oviedo -Duplex, furn Or unlurn. Idealbocoton. Reosoflabti CP ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll hand to the highest and best bidder BOWEN & McDONALD at the West Front door of the 2 - I I Ster, female thorough English equipped, enclosed gara9e, out- II you have a lob and guod credit, we Seminole & Volusla Counties, standing landscaping Only Si,500 can move you ir'o a ore, t, or Acreage Tracts, Smell & large _______________________ Realty n PL, TORS t3r,in .671 OrlOndo Drive Horton Organization, Realtor, 1 299 1520 or eves. 172 3347. cc write One Coldspot Refrigerator (dcl THUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of Bedroom block, --_ "Hothine," Adults or Teens. Action No. 753793 CAO9 EL, AR with a Classified. Dial 377 261) or 831 999) _____ ___________________________ - For further Information call 17) 4587 & 75)0, Model No. E3OAC COMPANY, a Florida corporation, One Comfort Pac Furnace (del Plaintiff, Serial No. A431647, Model No. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOT ICE is hereby given, I iranspoaton ____ 1131 Up-- I & 2 BR, G E. kitchen. 1mm 0cc. Franklin Arms Apts, rsonals One Orbon Range (ci.) Serial No. nOD NEW high HIDDEN LAKE Turn that unused piano Into a bike, _______ ______ - - -- ____________________________ _______________________ 753313.CA.O9. the improvements on the said land EF STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN Bell Tecrieis. 00 Papers Guaranteed fl39144 Phone 373 6051 or 1)00008, nights call 678 5569 __________________________ P40 GIVE AWAYS, P400IMMICKS Wednesday. Jan. 28 1914—lB _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ ___________________________ Hillcrest 12x40, 2 bedroom, ccntrj air, carport, Skirting, awning, HEED A SERVICEMAN' YOV:lt lir,d fijiti liSted in our flus'nes excellent COfldttion Otfereci by _____ - -- tinfurnished -1 ,i-timrnts - 7 Adjoining plots at Oaklawn Park, $4513. - Orlando, Florida 3210) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Publish: Jan. 21, 1976 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 0EV COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CASE NO. 787.CA20E In the Matter of the Adoption EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- . But by state law, regents' aclionbeo,mlawIfnot defeated withIn 30 days by the Cabinet, a d ided 'o p enrollment cap to a vote Feb. 2, Mirabefla said. This action would close the door to any possible legal questions," he &'iid. Turlington and York both said last week that they believe the Cabinet's December vote to authorize enrollment caps based on funding 'evels was all the uiuthorlzitlon needed. Coy. l(eubin AAcw said he would vote against the second request, WhICh outlined enrofl. meet cuts at each of the nine tiversiUes, because he has not determined whetJer any Cuts __________ _______ ;Iç4'is?4l T.--':'Ii.. : - ______ j • - ISYR. FHA FIHAPICIHO GREGORY MOBILE HOMES )S010rlanDriv Saor. Kish Real Estate CasseIh ,rry 3 BR, 2 bath mt*Jular _______ LCOP4OL A PROBLE?A Record' of Seminole County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida, IN YOUR FAMILY? EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Together AL ANON with the followIng items ot CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE equipment which are loCated in and For families or friends of problem COUNTY, FLORIDA. permanently installed as a part of 'e' CIVIL ACTION 110. • Legai Notice J ON, d oa. 1k Sr., .7 acre. $49,900. Horton Organizaton Realtor, I 299 1S?Oor in 37 • - '' ''''I.'.) - -. -. -_ . iii Permonth paymefltlofl]bed home at ii,e Linoln Drive Call Dave .it 86? negotiable. $fl - ' II•.0 G corcjc C.Scozt -. _________________________ - ivi Ud. 10 nit. P. Lot 10, Block'G", WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION TWO, according to I a nIat thai l reefded in P141 County, Florida ROWLAND, PETRUSKA. Including specifically but not by way BOWEN & McDONALD of limitation, the following described 301 North Magnolia Avenue - 4-j, °I bedroom unite rent for $150 each, and t,e large Iwo bedroom brings 107 Commercial PhOflC3727UI Sanfori'i Noon The DQj Before PublicQtibn "' — _____ _______________________ ' the Public Records of €1] LASSIE -- - - - - - - _________________________________ I'... --i. DLV 139 9x) 2 12 THE DLLPUNGS PrOITES'e James Coco and dine Brooks costar as a !ty Roneo and .Aicot who . -I S By Harry Gates Sec THE 9 R4EAND REASON 200 520,000 PYRAMID 230 vioe XIMIIe4. -' c 1 2 NBC 4 C EL E RITY hecauso ho looks I,I her oxbo,dnorvi ayed by Tony C)Iande New day and tn-co CANNON: RVpI BI1iaThf guests a miit. fTtOnA%o w$O Suspects trud in the opparont kidnapr.g of hiS grandson ft FAMILY FOCUS 9- BARETTA Soa laito and Joan CoLns WI-con Tony Sets t43 a C1'XT'IO tearjcw for an a'l'est, ho fears that vartous gward facitons wIl flew bxtBe for c**oI of the lorjes - - -- -.---iL Virv lw f u vicE f YON . of the FIctitiOus Florida e' 11:00 o'clock AM. on Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section February 9th, 1976. the following 16)09 Florida Statutes 1957. described real property situate in OTrever 193w 1:30 Ca(2tISa thu heal of a gel ____ • pursuant to a Final Juogment of Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and 12 WNEEL OF FORTUNE 6 GAMBIT 6 10 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 3 Lines Minimum the provisions Robort Wagner, Jeffrey Hu'es'. 1936 (Fit) "Valley of (P 700 CLW Thursday ' -- I I I.0 L)1O a line 26 times SATURDAY 9-Noon that 647133 .4 KWANA 6 I PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 -2 12 HIGH ROLLERS Pa 2 12 NBCNEWSUPDATE 900 2 -12' CHICO AND THE MAN clioo becxmos tratod when he is satio to 12 5:30 P.M. Completely refurbished 7 (d) "Hofof Bodin" Fa Emerson, Or O 1945. uoe (RAW) 1941 (Ths) Brinng Ba C KathOtO HOobtfl (RAW) 1938 (Fi'i) 'Ftve bn Yeas to Eth' rKo.BwaShcney British 1967 (fly I fYI 2' uIZi T0M0RROMI .9' ILYR0 ______ an Amor;can amrescue MOVIE.(Pvkxi)"AYat*at oro. '- Old CA P1AIN - doid'RoilTa4or,VMon Leigh (RAW) t738 (Tues) hon that ads h to the id inthe death of a dato i9' DNESDAY MOVIEOF '1 WEEK "They've Kid. nd Mno Bonods Wagner, E.G. Mshall, Uo an star. Ac'ymcafcietecl,ve to D.e 9 Litt)eGane."EdNoIson,Katy wo.'ti THE BIONIC -- PARK AVENUE- Income property rta three rental units. The units Call County, Florida under the lict. Action No. 75 7334 CA 09 F, AR. ____________________________________________________ itious name of HEINTZELMAN'S THUR H BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of MOTOR COACHES, and that I 1n- th laid Court, will sell for cash in _________________________ _____________________________ tend to register said name with the hand to the highest and best bidder - 2 121 SOMERSET 4 MIOOAY 6 N 9 RYAN S HOPE Et) SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING (P MOViE: (9y) Tan"9er enA1 Franz 1955 (T,,~) 'Ts 900 2. PHIL DONAHUE sHOW 6 MIKE DO JIS SHOW 2 12 TONIGHT 4' 6bLATEMOV1E:'A 4 '6" TO ORNDO AND DAWN: Guests: Joe Frede -6 - kTi BuUdinn Uficesattached WArthOu truck height i arqr fenrcd otsii 41c a line 1 Ihru 5 lames HOURS FICTITIOUSNAME foreclosure entered January 73rd, Notice is hereby given that I am 1976, in the Circuit Court of the engaged In business at 1010 Hwy. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and 4 SEARCH FOR 6 TOMORROW .. M"C L' 12 NVS 2 4 - 0 _____________________________ Defendar,s. NOTICE OF SALE DEV-I40 1700 :9. NEWS 6i YOUNG AND REST• Ofl1ewerS'pers0naIptoth,ms. - ICA 11 00 2 I 4 I 6' .9 lIZ) NEWS 7001 (KenGo)goesthher. (3 in an old fashioinc1 2 CommerClal - 12 TOOAY (Local ns at 725 and 8.25). 4 61 CBS NEWS SESAME STREET & 9 GOOOMORNINGNER; mt5der €D BASKETBALL: CegeAJl ato wfletjc J.. the -- - Evening Herald. Sanlord, FL Orlando - Winter Po1rk Seminole - rtn a house when her sster - - Peg. Real Eslateflroker John V. Mercer PrelidenI BIG VALL 1230 2: 12' TAKE MY ADVICE: NB 4 Iackers 9 STARSXY AND HUTCH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT ' IN AND FOR SEMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION P40. 7S.2334.CA.09•F SOUTH BOSTON SAVINGS BANK, business as may come before the RONNIE VERNELL GAINERS and 4 6) CBS NS w,icornossa,oa. 41 TREASURE HUNT 6. DON DAMS SCREEN TEST 9 525.000 PYRAMID 800 2 12 LITTLE I-lOUSE ON THEPRAJRtE:Lai1a(P.~ia - Notice jrpose5 exiSting tiocJer the laws of lIt Eleda Board of Directoi'for Massachusetts, the ensuing year Plaintiff, HOLLYWOOD .12 SOIJAJIES (d)'oUosEducatn" ed in a LET'S MAKE A DEAL 2 2 - (n) Wth This Rit' i escod Legal - 625 PETROCELLI Tony .12 sh& reda W STAR EK 7-30 - - ______________________________ ITWWO /-. Wedliday, Jan. 78. 19/6 Legal_Notice ft - - -L.1wj lftajj, jnford, H. 2 4 - - .. - - -. m('am L lean your ow Carpet Rentour Rinsenvac CARROLL - S FURNITURE 332 316) 5555 HWY 17-92 AT5 POINTS SOUTH OF SANFORD d31-8090 322.4884 I- - �. _I ' I r r---'v 0. . . .*.* , , , :. • • _____ ___ •1 _________ * __________ ____ - -t lB-Evening Herald, Sanlord,Fl. But If'c Wednesday, Jan. 2$, 176 WrwfI, If WI,cri Pr114t, T,- 1r,4. f, Making Rye Bread Can Take A Long Time By CECILY BROWNSTONE teaspoon of the remaining the same way. Place two of the as previously until doubled - 1 tablespoon of water. With a egg wash may be IrOZCII Auociated Press Food Editor caraway seed. Starting from loaves seamside dnwn wII aiid bread sounds hollow when tap- brown paper bag and fold over .tc iups and uJ unuriier iime. JWiri 8YI. tiRtAD the 5-inch side, roll up dough apart on a lightl) greased arge - 35 to 45 top sevvrai times, securing with prrnk1e Slash top of each loaf dingo.. sides of loaves with the egg loaves with extra caraway lied with fingers 2 packages active dry yeast tightly and pinch "seam" to cookie minutes Placc on wire racks to paper clips Plastic bags soften sheet: place the other nail), in 3 or 4 equidistant wash, being careful to add Just seed. l cups warm 105 to 115 t'ool; deiicjous served seal. Tuck ends under. Roll out loaf on a lightly greased small places. In a small mixing while still the crust. For longer storage, bowl a little at a time so it does not Bake in a preheated 375-dc- (ntl warm. degrees) water and shape remaining two parts cookie wrap appropriately and freeze. sheet. cover and let rise lightly beat remaining egg with run down onto the pan. Excess gree oven until browned and 2 cups medium rye flour To store overnight, place In a Makes 3 loaves. 1 cup room temperature beer, rmeasured after loam subsides I tablespoon sugar mm Stamm 3 tablespoons ra:asseed i tablespoon salt rih,$ _______________________________ - Jewish - - _ * , - ~~ __ . -'.- . _t- _-,~:-_ _ _ ' FRESH PORK SHOULDER #0_% _ whitenour - - eggs • ti w y s . - Ily ED A 4-\ ~ ,_-, -;~-, '. ..-,17--,-~. - -,-.~-_ ~ - . .-.. - ~__ FU 1W11 . warm water until dissolved. ' r . 4r _ - E Add the r flour stir to ether well although mixture does not have to be smooth Cove r bowl tighti) with plastic wrap Ltt standatruom temperature (68 ________________ ER; `M.' groan . -. -- . ., r, ... -=------ un til VUJE V_I m h the remaining white flour bout 4 cups) to make a soft - _ F-as- - , -.-,..- -.1 ,! - ...J --'---- = . - . greased bowl, turn to grease top; cover with plastic wrap. lt rise in a warm draft-Free place (about 80 degrees) until I bled about ne hour. F'uricI (14 dough Turnoutontoa lightly floured surface. Cut into 3 equal parts. Wi th a flowed rolling roll -- •. .•.- - 1 __ ___________________ _____ ~ - -- I ~ - T UP 40 .141I ]4ihJ•] 1 laaI.111 Assorted Chops vL 7J - --- L B. - Rib Chops i CENTER groan LB. Loin Chops 411110 ---, T.Uone Steaks WELL cur 1.93 LB. LEA. %E MEATY • 'P#Ia Steaks Pork 1.58 LB. I CENTER $ CUT SAVE 60C 4r TRIMMED fl.. Steaks BONELESS LB. 1.98 $ LB. I .00 1, ' Donated - Pork Roasts $ LB __ Rib Roast 1 .38 rim Spareribs TO LB. AVG. LB. Chuck Roasts 98C BLADE CUT Stars Handy A. . f. MIXED - - ~ ~ ~ I - .- _~ __ .t -. _______________ ____________________ -. In Kitchen __ (Continued From Page 1•B) _____ ~::_ - __.- __ - - - - --- - COCONUT SOUFFLE butter or margarine g cup flour D. cups milk .. - .. . •) flaked ( coon iibL pare _______ Up. cream of tartar ft I a medium fzed saucepan, melt butter. Add - -.- 0 _=~~ ,~___ __ it boils and thickens. Remove ..- .- -. - the fiot coconut mixture; .. IX ?? I -. --j~=T~~~ - __ _ ..f~4 _ *-_e_,i -. .. ,.-. ,• i_F return yolk mixture tosauce pn and blend Beat egg thite until frothy. Add E --, __V - I;, 1 - -. . . _______ - ,;. Broa _____________ i4. . .~_ IS -': - 0. ,z ", 5 '-. _____________ ¶ ~,k4_i~ ___ .. .A " _ TORTADE CARNE MOLIDA --A (WARREN BEATTY'S _____ - -c . __ 2 eggs, Ugh beaten I can ( 01.) tomato Sauce t4 cup Instant fl1DCfd onion 2 ThL chill powder tttp.salt tsp instant minced garlic ' tsp groiwd red pepper ""j 1. :.. -. . ___ h. _tk ;WL! !zi: - %VAUJ Sliced Bacon - .. TjuS. A - - ''-• -ft ___ . ,. _ -- _____ .-' - - - -_ Steaks two nurses, stopped off on his jJ•_ I4WE , Dinner Franks .? . PiLl_ff t.1_ . - -. - - . Bake i ___ n Pie LB. HEAD Tomatoes 39' LB. BAG 5 EA Ca e k LB. IDAHO RUSSET __ VAI I - - ~ V`u - 'Ia. . . . 1929 Bread- 79' 6 LOAF ____________ - ~ ~L .- 10 mintiteL Remove (Mr. pan and slice Serves 8-10 - 11 I - TOP VALUE STAQ APS . CHIPSAHOY EXPIRES FEB 4 ISiS TOP VALUE STAMPS . IUP(lI/.SE NAI.ISCO Of WITH PURCHASE OF - •• . "./ I GIANTSIZE CHEER 0. ( .' • £ . £ VALUE STAMPS ., V WITH PURCHASE OF LIQ U ID J O Y *' IF* ''V II EXPIRLS FES, 4. 1 M quaW ."r 1 110M JW TOP VALUE S T AM PS AMPS WITH PURCHASE OF PEIDGFARMS fl~~ EXPIRES FEB. 4, 1916 - Mackerel LEG OR OR EAST C QUARTER EACH .'. I - ,I!r- - 4 • • J7 --- . .& I . • .- - . __ - 11 -_. . . I _- --. uisease appearsin fish when a di tto in%o1% ing a build-up o bacteria in water, present. • Accorwngto - raw .1 " iiio: has been monitoring water condi ti ons in area lakes and rivers, and those conditions "are The St. Johns River system is now in not getting any better'." Euga said. Euga said he hasn't had time to examine " stress condition, he said. thoroughly the 75 pounds of r ,, At first we thought warm water tumparticipants of the tournament, but added, Euga said Jerry Banks, assistant chief peratures were aggravating the situation, "When I cut them open I think I know what of fisheries for the Florida Gatne and but the water is pretty cold now," Euga Ill find Fresh Water Fish Commission, is said scheduled to arri ve in Sanford todayto The disease aeromonous liquifacu causes open ulcers to appear on fish and check on the spread c the disease. 1k said that infected fish specimen., are iowIy devours the infected 1 Izttes1 a laboratory •at r Alugh Eugu said t1 ral?ooa .,ril Euga said he had a report that two Drug Administration has begun an inquiry t-!ecLc eqte dkc- e - - . Euga said, "but if were sonicon foolish tnioul h to et rot ' .. . `111t, G;illw and Fish ( 'ti -. Is Police Believe Thieves Struck In Virginia - 0 0-Train Arrives Wit Autos Ransac ed * By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer that arrived in Sanford about property scattered about. noon Wednesday. Detective Tom Bernosky said 0 Police said z4 ransacked cars toda y that items valued in - - - LB 1.49 PINT I. Fillet PINT Dog ruvu Detergent '-. . - . . A -: . - Lon gwood .... .. % , % - . -~; #..t4 I I 49c 2.29 B. $ I.B. FROZEN ALASKAN KING rab Legs LB Inn, and told the group Wed nesda) . Chuluota has always be en my love." p2.98 :I Official 59c 65' PO UND 58c 3 99 QIRS OZ. REG. 4tc to OZ 2S LB BAG oz 1 $3 19 ! 29 1 Ii 1 . __ 1. 00Y _______- _VIF # - - . - 'IL - r - ~._ - - Longwood Public .Safrty ____________ Director Douglas Keller as listed in fair condition at Florida hospital North today after _____ . --- ____ E. - %. I - - I -- to____ -t - . _ ____ Wounded qW`11IIIIIIIII - - I & de p, F .J I F) dLJi P q' _ _ •: ____ ____ ____ I - '. I -_ . . ~ 7M, Iwr_ -_ - __ -' - - ..., _4••'•'_ aau~ mt pi _ -~-:-- -_ - . M_ -'_ '''._ - ____ F-= ..- -- " 9:2 accidentally shooting police said. ,- t' - .,a _r - _____ - = iuustigattd the ic Iiuit L L H saiu said t h at K eller urnierient s u r g er '4rd n s d a t%tmn, to ast a pi n - ¼'i , . - oversee the development when Bridge Calendar Loftus returned to the north. - Among those interestec Persons attending were Loftus attorneys, Dwight Hostetter, i.SAO - .... . ........ .. ... Comics ..............4-B 48 Crossword .......... h-litorial ...........4A .. Cleveland, Ohio; and Edwin Dvar Abb) Dr. Lamb Eagan of New York: Don 11yan - :;:: - - 4 11 . - - _-a4._p.•__'.. Two Mobile Homes A of California; Fred Kessler of Winter Park; representatives Hospital ................5-A Obituaries ....................... of Seminole County Fire .. By JANE CASSELBERRY --------------6-i-A Department and members of Sports Hcrald Staff Writer the Chuluota Fire Department Television ............. ...CASSELBERRY Two mobile homes were 1-113 %0mt'i . and the auxiliary. destroyed by lire Wednesday within less than 18 ., - - Also participating in tbe ceremony were fire department * officers Ivan Eichler, president; Alfred Van Wormer, hours in the same neighborhood. %%cduesday s high 57, today's vice president, Deapna Van lo" 20. Wnrtn"r. I'rro!ory; and IJsten Fair and cccl t hr oug h Frid a y. Pri ce, treasurer. Deanna and hhigh.c in the mid 60s. Lows Wormer, are f ull-f ledged northern]y winds around 10 members of the volunteer m.p.h. fireligilters flt' tails and tides on Page $A • Brian Peine Sr., 20, his wife Sharon and their live-month-old son barely escaped with their lives tnrough a 14 by 14 Erich bathroom window after flames ergulfed the inside of their rpobile home at iie. Peine's bro th er-in-law, Jerry Wilson, sleeping in ... awakened by the 2 a.m. fire and ran ouUide where he shouted to awaken the family and helped them out the window. oto by Jane Casselbcrryi G tted By Fire u Around 7:30 p.m. Wedn esday, on the next st reet over from the Peines, fire gutted the mobile home owned by Mrs. Ruth Jennings it 179 'ake Drive. Mrs. Jennings was away at the time of the ire. It only took a matter of minutes for the Peine home to be completely destroyed by the blaze. Ha ving just moved in over the weekend, there was no insurance on the home nor on its contents. The 173 l;i . - Manning said Keller's ft %Oi% t r, ' t as a trigger adapter, caught ui ihe 'afet) director ShOU)dtrhelSfrr3Skdfler %as preparing to put the ohler on and rcturn t,, ork at &bout 6 p.m. ..... All that remains of the mobile home occupied by the Brian Pebe family. Home w as destroyed In an early morning blaze. (Herald Ph her mother-in-law, Shirley Van mainly in the upper 303. Mostly a bedroom in the opposite end of the home, was / . . " UI 49' 39' 46 OZ ECONOMICAL ; Instrumental In obtaininl, the Rerts on Page 3-A deed for the building for tht. V o l unteer I \ Association was Walter Sot) LJ5' 2 LB. BAG 1 'Ill I "" -_14 _ -_ W-09 .See story and other Action 25' 460Z CAN A Al 1 - I____ ____ Indicted bya state wide grand A member of the original real jut) , for bookmaking, posited estate firm, Wallace Lynch, still resides at Lake Katherine $3,000 bond and was released p3.69 CAN .. modern Cliuluota community. le spent man), years here, follo,Aing Its recommendations living in the old Luke Katherine ory. Page 2 A FROZEN MEDIUM PINK Shrimp Mrs. Filberts Margarine Wise Potato Chips Peter Pan Peanut Butter raColOijer ' In 1957 Lot tu.s purchased land meeting. Board mcmbei Da vie in the area and developed the Sims said Layer was 'thumbing I Oysters ncoro French Fries Family Fare Fruit Flavor Drinks V•8 Vegetable Juice W1 Fam - don't know what was cooked properly," keeping them ali ve." Delbert e cr1 I E uga said Id today d he estimates that 20 per cent of the fish caught yesterday by American Bass Fishermen tournament entrants at Lake Monroe are infected with the disease, - - ,--- ' Thousands of acres were cut S(m thok County school Supt. up into M-acre grove sites, but few people came to buy and the William Layer ,Aas charged 699 FRESH STANDARD Bluebird Inswt. Grapefruit Juice Pyrex .1--- • .' I.B. FROZEN COD Cole Slow 44 However, in some instances notably in the cities officials have been quoted as saying that once CETA funds stop - so will the jobs the - "They were infected so bad, their fl esh "We don't believe t he re's any danger in sail g0ne epos1ng their backbones," emg the Lk art: Euga said. '-I Natural Resources. .' - ,. Z EXPIRES FEB 4 1575 County, that money is utilized to hire workers in cities, the county and In the school system. s • FF $ - Fried 'L' Chicken Argo Cut Green Beans • A 1TII 88C I L!lU IL!!_F11..i JJ_VVJ_11 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS .- ,OP c are cut off. •JA?APIJ SEAFOODI FRESH CREAMY PLEASE REDEEM YOUR "TRIM THE TREE" COVERALL CARDS THIS WEEK, FOR EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS. r ) t-_ FRESH SPANISH Cooked Roast Beef GARLIC realize a CETA worker's worth and continue his-her employment after federal funds The CETA programs pump f ederal money into states in an effort to slow down rising unemployment. In Seminole •,.. - ._--___ --.--.-- H Z. c calculators, diamond rings and believe the autos were ran- Inside, Hernrsky said, and it auti's ere ransacked before jewelry items, cash, and shoes, sacked after they were loaded isn't possible to go from one leaving LOI-IOO. on the train at horton and level to the other after the train Police said keys are left in the nfort1 PolIce FBI •i"tnts Bernosky said items valued bee the train elonging to Auto-Train excess of 0,000 have been at started south to Don A. lAftus' Civic Cciiter in cars are secured. autos being transported so they $1,757 were reported missing 'oastline Railroad ' honor of the donor, will be investigators and horton, Va., passengers were processed by reported missing Bernosky said also that at can be quickly off-loaded at the from from OflC auto. developed for use by the public, aut ho rities today evidence technicians after auto automobile on e train. Offi cers said the bi-level auto least fo ur of the carriers, wi th destination. Old Chuluota was the center 'They passed up big furs and carrier car doors were intact eight autos each, were entered "We're sending what we have ducting a joint investigation carrier cars were opened and lie said the thieves took only televisions," Bernosky said, of a major land development into the ransacking ofa least n autos werc found with trunks "small, when the train arrived at the but the carriers were scattered to the Lorton authorities," easy to carry items," project In 1914, initiated by the automobiles on the Auto-Train and doors open with personal lie said preliminary in- Sanford terminal. The train car through the long train leading Bernosky said, as the train including cameras, electronic vestigatloris lead police to doors can't be opened from the investigators to believe that the Model lAIfld Co., a Flagler __________________________ thefts probe continued. System enterprise, to attract 'II, -. 01.0v settlers to Flori da and make -r _-.' ,.q j . busnss for the Florida East Today Mh~ ;-. ___IL Coast Uric Railway . __ . SLICED TO YOUR ORDER $ . • paid full-time firemen and conuliunications equipment, is located on the property. Several acres surrounding the building, to be renamed the iEl t'j_- HOT, READY TO EAT CLIP AND USE THESE COUPONS FOR ' W.flJ1{•I _ ESSEN 6 INCH YELLOW LAYER VINE RIPE çret I 1.28 's" - DELICAT EACH $ -yr• ' -- -- .- ' --________ - -'-. 9 INCH LEMON MERINGUE 0 33c X .. .. - ;' . inole 1 28 LB, h,i catfish were seen yesterday, in Brevard into the situation, he refused to speculate County southeast of Lake Barney, onwhetflercoi-nrnercialftsh!ngjntherivr swimming around with their bones cx- system will be hait'd liv state or federal posed. agencies A bacterial disease that at ta cks f ish has spread into Lake Harney and Lake Jessup and Is getting worse in th e St. Johns River, according to a:1 local adiisei-to the state's Depart ment .. -- - RAKRY FRESH Cauliflower . ............. $ -_ HEAD Potatoes R oast -' _ FRESH buttr Sçrinide with bread ... _______________________________ Pole leans v.- xJe top wi th melted ......... 8$1948 PRUN PRODUCE • ..... 98 Lettuce _____ Steaks Sirloin Steaks,......................... L B Chuck Steaks LB Rump 98c MAYER BEEF or REG. 'rep ROP LB eer Fireme in t j? have t the in repair, painting and installing and air• ng in the meeting hall. The rn t Department trailer. housing • •'W I3ONED& ROLLED - Club ,,r,A H) AUL)IE MURPhY [ it-raid Writer community gatherings and I recent years has been used by Cbul vota developer Don A. Loftus (left) receives Plaque fmi* F'Ire Chief Marvin Van Wormer the fire department volunteers iHerald Photo by Tom VIn ce nt and meetings, re, St eak s................................. LB.$ 1*28 98c FAMILY PACK LB. __ ________ Round LB. 3 LBS. OR MORE 1.79 200Z. COPELAND BEEF CI REGULAR In a large mixing bowl combine eggs, tomato sauce , minced Onion, chill powder, mix Press into lightly 1.28 LB. Smoked Sausage # -h A crum bs ) ..rea1, pepper. Add rneat; mix thoroughly but do not over- ; LYKES pwa rrmuid meal . :' souffle daBam preheated 3-degree F. oven until puffy and golden, about 45 minutes. Series 6 1.38 Cubed A egg whites. Immediately pow_______ 1 stiff, but not dry. Stir a little of egg white Into the coconut mixture. Fold En remaining •. ::'' Y LB 88 a yolksuntdthlckanllexnon.. 2X ~_, ;:J.'.- - 1*1-i - 7- Ground 3 LBS. OR MORE Chuck FAMILY PACK rIt,n,'t' i-tn eatt is,nIA - Built in 1925 for a schoo:* ... $. l hoILci for many years the MASTER CHARGE CARD ld I •' THIS SALE... USE YOUR Shou er $ 11 £ Roasts ROUND BONE LB ••58 W o e ryors A1111010 - - - - LB Drumsticks, Thighs, iia'7ztract Segga,aeparated - - cup . - w ot a LETS California $ Roasts UNDER BLADE LB. (CUT UP LB SIc) LB MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK WARREN BF.AVrY 1. i 3 WINGS i*" FRYER PART w. . (SUBJECT TO SOME CUTTING LOSS) $1.98 ECON 0 PACK given nf . ",t tn; "*%4 'N ____ - - ~ I - - ______________ -. - Hedsole said one reason unemployment here keeps risitw is the ti de inhlpqq % Wednesday morning. Wednesday Confined to a wheel chair, SIRLOIN TIP, ROUND, SOUP BO NES, GROUND BEEF, 88 C LB. In his veto message, Ford called the bill "inflationary." However, I3edsole said 17 Republicans in the Senate crossed over and Joined Democrats to override the President's veto. :CtLLCO. M'; Building and surrounding property to Fire Chief Marin Van Wormer , reresentin'tjie r Chuluota o unteer Firemen's I in a ceremony PORTERHOUSE, TOP ROUND SIRLOIN TIP LONDON BROIL, CUBE ROASTS RUMP, EYE ROUND, T.O,q of 1974," liedsoje said. "Without additional money, % can expect unenloyment to continue," he added. Bedsole said without the congressional override, layoffs would have be gun In four or five months. Bedsolt' said 11w lill also contains money slated for emergency heal th services and - DaV tnit-f ct -itt WnrkerS whn land CETA jobs in Florida Disease Of St. Johns Fish FAM Reported To Be Spreading - STEAKS: SIRLOIN, T-BONE, FLANK $ workers that keeps coining in irom other states. These workers apply for CETA Jobs and are accepted. Thus the Seminole County unemployment rate continues to hover at the 13 per cent mark. Bedsole said this county should hare some meth od of applying for CETA money to ot he r states. That iii Eiti, counEy. .:,' d1saladft (IIULUO1,\ Eighty-five. year-old Don A. Loftus, P di the Chiduota c I euni J)r 160 LB.AVG.WT. • FRESH MEATY out one part to a 12 by 8 inch 7 INCH STANDING ia B NATIIERINEJONF.S IleraldCorrev'ondent LB. STIM SLOIN .some - 1thcr 'very Important - !!ne Property 1 BOSTON BUTT - rP!]5!ng ~Tn J ~ -*,.&A 09c To $ ..____t_ Chuluota HINDQUARTER BEEF SALE • .'t(tIU I i', I LB. hi IITk 1! !=- SOUP O over 11 per cent and has been _dtflIf4 county's Comprehensive Employment and Training Act ______ jj.jj11!'J4 1YI -- 1. 38 Sirloin 1 .88 Steaks LB CENTER CUT remaining white flour (about 1-i cups) until smooth and elastic -5 to 10 minutes. Place In a ___-. . - - - - _RR _- ._._i__ -•- I SAVE ((FTt, said 1,,xlay he was iIntwI (nnrtrnccI,,n.,l beca use the money is needed here to combat the everrising unemployment rate. Th Senate overrode Ford's veto of House Resolution 8069 Wednesday, making it official that the measure is still vinble.The bill contains funding for on-the-Job (raining programs, in Seminole County. "Our unemployment rate is Congressional override of President Gerald Ford's veto of gned to alfset uni'lnploy[IICOI saved an ,'stimated $80,000 and the Jobs of 90 Seminole Coun ty workers, Jim lkdsole said today. Bedsole, director of the QUARTER LOIN Turnout on lightly floured surface; knead, working in the - CW *I IP - "I - s oot wooden spoon work in enough of .1 a We contionue to give you more meat for less money!4~ Add shortening, beat at high for2intesW =nl~~_,4 - .- 0 11 OPEN7DAYSAWEEK PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 29THRU FEB. 4,1976 sugar, 2 tablespoons of the caraway seed. the salt, 2 cups of the white flour and one of the ________________ -I - - - - ---- . Irov 0, a SANFORD Onthelourthda ypourthe starter into the large bowl of an electric mixer. Add the remaining yeast and the beer; stir together well Stir in the -R f , SHOP WITH THE' FRIENDLY FOLKS AT2690S OR LAN DOAVE ,, nighN ihis proides the - • I' to 72 degrees) for 3 days and 3 ______ ,_~ i.0 ~ IAr W ' ~~;. , ~, KFTT li eraM Staff Writer b' Wilson Peine needed nine stitches In his wrist for a laceration received when he broke out the window and was treated for smoke inhalation, Unemployed for two months, Peine had just obtained a job only Tuesday morning. The fire is thought by Casselberry Fire Chief Mark Walker to have been caused by a smouldering cigarette between the couch cushions. "it 1 the guru ient oil and hit his thumb," 1anning suit). The police 't'rgeant said alter the The Peine family is staying with his mother at incident he 01anningi 208 Avalone St., Apopka, where the neighbors have sta rted a drive for rash and clothing to aid the family. The Red Cross and Seventh.dav Advent jt tried to place the gun in the holster four times and of the Four times the pttot Cburcht,5 have also come to their as i-mtance. Casselberry Fire Department responded in both instances. Although they were able to extinguish the Manning said it Is expc-cued Keller will be second fire. mwt Of the interior and furnishings were a total loss and in several places the fire had burned through the metal sides (lie ino5ie homnt released from the huspital Frida. cf . lT_ - - ,. •.-"--'- .-• - 1tT •-1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 28, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 28, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 28, 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/5fb667839979dec64dadf990dc5c42e1.pdf 161eed6b8af9bb790f93cb3a522069c6 PDF Text Text -t ;- . - - - T - _ _ __ - 3 31, 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. TELEVICIFRI LISTI' A N D U HLIGHTS" H GaLIJO Monday ws *1 AS MAN BEHAVES -3 MAN AND ENVIRON. ENT €111 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN *2 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 0 MAN AND ENViRONMENT 9 ABC N ED zoom ED fIN TIN rw BEWiTCHED 6 CONCENTRATION Porter. ig 4 ttutsabOuaMfronJs cx•Iar, after passed s.ncx thee- Ia.!t meet Cifomia's Big Sty country U FEEDBACK Vv'n_D Vi¼n,LD Of B 4' i6 PHYLLIS. Pit1:is (OctsLeactr'san)uedorgoes a %Ovene case of mothec Jx.*.'i'. Ofl 11Cr øauton ANIMALS announces she's baying Vu3. 800 2 12 NBC MOVIE; -Day of the Three how tea ILSO Ahen the French Secret Nmy Ctganszatcn I-a-os the Jackal (EcMra'd Fox), a i-'h' less. precise and ren,tenjq successfulassassin, thoys. ciose s target Jac 'i.svoi'.iirxe.,st-p __________ SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS WrD _______2:30 -- '-" "THE LEGENDOF BIG FOOT' 1 CAPTAIN S E N I R C C H A I B L I E Attitude Arabesque Choreography Barre Ballerina Corps De Ballet Danseur Entrechat Labanotation Turnout Pirouette Pas De Deux Tomorrow: Hawaiian Islands Ladd, Mona 1950 (Wed) 'In- 'Brung L Cary Grant, Katherine Hpbn (B& 1 938 (Fn) "Five Mi,on Years to Earth " Ar4ew Koor. Bazbwa Sh,.qtey **CRAZY MAMA" JES. 8. THURS. CO-FEATURES: "CITUCH OF THE DCAOON CONOMY NIGHT—ADULTS $1, CHILDREN w, ADOAMSFAMILY 430 - an OU can 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 9 THE FBI (R) — 5(k) 2 ADAM 12 - • L - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ------ - . - . a the Orange City or Deflary Rexall Drug Stores. _____________ t!i _________________ 1111.11:3OPM.-S1. 25 M 110 1 04 1 )s G eorg e C. Scott ii., •"'•-'.' '-. Th e llindcnburg .... ,,' I. Ifilff ________________________ . ' -- - LAKE HURST. N) ti1-Tc THIS DAY, THE TRUTH IS STILL QUESTIONED, '' - - - , - ,' .3' ,-- - . __________ I 103 35, 40 7 45 -- - 10% I __ LAI)Y Jc - ,A, - - -- , •' - - STARRING , GENE HACKMAN LIlA MIPiNELL, BURT REYNOLDS *' -- ______________________ -dwo- .0efir " . I ~. ~~, I .i -" onto04 i t * - . J Factual Error Found I - If 11" a- 1U rri'r Th ree Three ' * i _______ -P:-4 lk i~ - g i - .. ______ By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer - _______ ' I 0 ~_ . . -1 -- - . I - I - . ' ' ' -- L ____ - . ' _____________________ . ' '"t'' _______________ ' -' :" ~~,-:. ' ' - _______________ Vi_ 4 i 6_t #I- -, I M. I m — i -11 1 1 1 1 1111 1 i m t __ ' '-. - . masked ban(hts. have pleaded guilty in circuit court. A fourth suspect pleaded guilty1week _____________________ 9' . ' ' I' _____ 2. ., '."' -' . - - , . - II . -1. I ' ,. - - . '. '' - 4.i . . ! t 'JTW I .4 Ik John Anthony Makrls, 21, of 201 Brighton Way, Cas.selberry, pleaded guilty sO being an robber' and was also ordered held In Jail during a presentence investigation. The fourth suspect, Daniel E. Funk 20, of Orlando, pleaded guilt)' to the same charge last week 1- - - ss- f':irtni' zii:icks iniI riih)w'd Il'ti' -&; - ,,.._, "4 I )\ I - 1111"P ' - • . ' - \f % , - ," . .1 II7 . ' . - ,... - " / 4 ' - - I / I . , - ' '. - ..--- ':-- " ,- - - ' ' , ..". - . . .& - t - ,_ I ' . i-.-- L_. .1__ -- .- - " . -' - ' . - . __ '- ''. ' '4 - Tod av i -- - - - i - i• T - V't 4 .?. - -.. - i,i ... - ' -. ' 'I - - -- - -.;-;:,,,,,,, ,-- - . - ' ... i-. -..' -.. , . ,, ____ ... -I -.-'.. .: _______ I Continued on Page 4-A) . 1. - , , lxi ,4,i,, _ -'--'- - -, I - City ----.-., &- _~-.~ '7 Hall II) ALUIF MLIlh'H\ Herald Staff Writer - Representatives of three - -. ' '.-• .'-. .' - -- - .... -m . . -- ... . -. -- .-' - -'- .' ".' . .., ,--'------' --.'. = Site -- request ssas made b) n missioner A.A. McClanah;in and was passed unanimously. I - - .',- .-- ;---. ..'. -...' .i.. -, - -- --,'-'- -', -:-ri An announcement by 01111- organizations voiced opinions the city hail issee drew a burst on locating C ne w cit y a of applause from the audienci' during last night's city c Stenstrom said he intended , mission meeting. ask the city comintssion -, Mrs. Nora Gortion. president place proposed city hall siti, , if Sanford's Interested Sarahs "on a ballot," in order that ti.''l'o Encourage Rejuvenation people ofSanford can make the (SIER), told commissioners decision on where the) want the that her group favors a city hail located refurbished city hall on its Commissioner Gordon present Park Avenue site. Meyer, explaining his vicss on Mrs. Gordon said the group the issue, said he has supported feels that rejuvenating the the French Avenue lake front Sanford Police motorcycle present city hall would result in site be came ha i ha-i t tloc,aton officers and 'therlff s deputies money saved and would a llow room for expansion parking ahost escort Outlaw the city to retain an historical and beautificauimn MotorecIe Club member's on structure. 'No one has :: L'.S. 17.92 leaving Sanford She also indicated the ciL' hall creates dollars for after ,I circull Jury Downto%in blLsincsse Meyer SISTER group bviieves Is U rtant ki keep the cityit ball for Spairlano. At left. one of McClanah an commented, the six motorcyclists at- and the county' .,. courthouse in the sne vicinity. "I'm convinced the only tending the trial dons a jacket preparing In leave the city The position of SISTER, reasons for leaving it here ton parking lot at Seminole Bhd. ;icnirding to Mrs. Gordon, is Park Avenue are nostalgia and the i. itiLt,fl.i and N. Park As e. at the end of that the money to be spe nt on a aesthetic,, the trial. The 'cyclists left city bidl cod better be used for want it, that's fine." St'nhinoli' and entered Orange providing public transportation In other Oct IOns, James ('ounty under the siatchful for Sanford residents. "who are Smith, of Smith Furniture Co., eyes of t'scorting deputies. in desperate need of this ser- addressed the commission on oIIf rtpr i1I:rTiii . it locating the new city' hall was phased out if plans to eliminate Forrest Foggin. presidert the curbside parking on North Iowntown - 4 - ,7_-:Vt-q. ' — I : ~ iANM L Un XU -( t - F — _., ~ y t-' - - ...:'ci-- V . P1-s rn) f. 'I' t"'-' i'!.' -. - ''':,'''_', ,'..,j., ,',.:.p"S'e' rr!r. 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'd• ' Businessmen's French Avenue are reaiin'rI -, 'iaion I DI UU.5I rt',,iilutic,n :,i 11 the subject of parking spaces in Smith asked the E'oglfl Sail the I )U.- passed a In autbi iit dt - ..t,r01- -iXJ' ,,_ Also speaking on the subject front of his business that will lx' ' ." 1%. iCC. , - mffi 'i.. ;5 I 4 Want To Retain f1, _ - "c. , , '. '' - ,- - ' - - - il-., a — - ' .' .- -/' ' \, - — ' ----- "I J . 1 - -',. __ _,f / ' '0 Elliott told the court that he and Makris colored the store - . . INIAO , w .1.4 .&IM %t 1; - A . -) 0% & - I ' '11 i 4, 'x. I 1967 Kewanee Trail, anI -' '' .#_P !7. - . I . f . .f -' Sanford Groups 91I - - . "_ 4 1r"'J % .:i --:- ) -.- ~~..-- -, , ' rV- A. :3ø in WilliamI). Fillott, 28, of 244 Plaza Oval, both Casseiberry, pleaded guilty to the life felony of robber)' Ina hearing Monday before Circuit Court e A. Cowart Jr. The ? dered pre-sentence investigattons and the men held in Jail pending sentencing. . . .-w- of ' I —A.---"Z M 9 ~~ Sheriff's investigators say the arrest of the four men cleared up 14 other armed robberies ø' Seminole and Orange Counties, Dctective Bob Simmons said the arrests cleared six holdups________ In Seminole, three In Orange County, three in Casselberry and two in Orlando. ' '7 ;_'- 1-_po'w ~ ir ----fz 1 7 W - 1 EM ~ , , 0 ~I . 1 I.~ ~ _ - __ ___ ~ _ _ _1 -V!M-.!!0 ~ , ,0 VM~.-;~ " .. f. ~ -, - -L.1f _~. _I 1 ~ -P &. w --5- _- -I .i70 - - - was eii- A-rice of aggravation and - arrested minutes 'after a Sanford Avenue convenience mitigation to be consider ed by the JIll-)' be fore it dccid?d on , _ _ ( aiIherrrnen1 On Friday, while the jury was absent from the courtroom, Spaziano told spectators, "1 its recommendation of sentence Joseph "Crazy Joe" was brought in here on first- in the murder case. Spaziano, proclaiming his in. degree murder and I figure if The court ruled that since the nocence, was held today in I'm guilty cf this I should be rape conviction is being apcounty Jail for interviews by killed." pealed that inv mention of It In state ProbatIon and Parole Ua jury r(onhzi)Lndat1on the niurdt r trial might cause authorities in a court-ordered of life imprisonment isn't the murder conviction to be pre-sentence investigation binding on trial Judge Robert overturned it the rape confollowing a circuit court Jury's B. McGregor. McGregor or. 5-iction is reversed. Monday recommendation that dered the pre-sentence in. Kirkland had opposed the use he be sentenced to life un- vestigation and has set sen. (i the girl's testimony because prisonrnent for first-degree tencing of Spaziano for March of the appeal pending on the murder. 15 at 3:15 p.m. rape conviction. "There's little The 12-member jury con- McGregor could either appellate right from the victed the 29-year-old former sentence Spaziano to a life grave," he said. Outlaw Motorcycle Club sentence or to death in the The state presented no witmember on Friday night of the electric chair. nesses to show aggravating August 1973 sexual mutilation Defense attorney Edward circumstances in the murder of murder of Laura Lynn liar- Kirkland said he'll seek a new MISS Harberts and the only berts, 18-year-old Orlando trial for his client and also defense testimony in mitigation hospital clerk, appeal the murder conviction, came from Spaziano, who was The jury reconvened Monday Spaziano is already serving a allowed to briefly tell the jury afternoon and decided to prison sentence of life plus five that the only prior crimes in recommend to the court a life years for an Orange County which final judgment had been sentence instead of death in the rape conviction, passed on him were petty esectric chair. larceny and grand larceny defendants Covering his face with hisOn life enter must verve ?.5 years in prison convictions in 1967 and 1968 in right ann as he was escorted by bcfr're being eligible or parole. New York stati' sheriff's deputies from the Five Outlaw Motorcycle Club McGregor wouldn't allow courthouse to the Jail Monday, Assistant State Atty. Claude members who tried to gain Spaziano 's only comment to Van Hook to use testimony of a entry to the heavily guarded newsmen was, "I'm not 16-year-old Orlando girl, victim courtroom wearing their club guilt), in the Orange Count)' rape, in jackets were barred by Sheriff the se'cntl phase of the John Pclk until they removed Spaziano trial in which the jackets and were searched S ?_ 9) Life For Spaziano ¶! .- . * ~I;~ 0 4 .1--1 , . ! _ & i _ Z 1 , m rr~ __ A ..E# , 11 111 7 . 1 . ~ of d0fti - -~ .. L . -_ = -. ,; — r_ II1 vl~r 1 --_ -m , -* .A N -_ .%~_ . - ~~_ \ - .V . __'N - ff 1 .=. - 't, . .--I =~~f~~___ ..-__ .__ .. I -1-1 V 11 _ _____ V/ ,-W ___ --4 . `0"JI . I 1011, __ - I . a - -__ ~M_ I --- .6-4 If4 1 11 lihwl ME= ____ (_ - nf'"! à - Guilty1 is NOTICE .' information # l the contingent or unllquidate, the , hiosever, the controversial after Judge Wallace Hall Longwood to secure the county commission decision to dismissed grand jury charges nomination and selection of •. purchase the $517,000 site was against the three officials. Freeman as county attorney. not made until July 15 and The second conspiracy count (;rand jury charges covered , slilp 'oft Commissioner Sidney Vihlen much the same information as charges Freeman, Hattaway Jr. signed the contract with presentedin the new in. and Kwiatkowski tnct Dec. Mandell on Jul' formations. 31, 1974 in Orlando and on other Herring said this morning it '. One count which addresses dates until and including J that the Jan. 12, 1975, date to itself to a violation of the 31, 1975, with John Doe, an Convicted murderer and rapist Joseph discuss canceling the purchase Sunshine Law states Corn- unindicted co-conspirator, and hides lace from photographers on return to county jail with nf the clay pit is "impossible. It missiouers hlauaway and others without advising the Sheriff's Capt. J Q. Galloway alter circuit court Jury recomI the (late) can be changed. It Kwiatkawski met on Oct. 14 3nd public of tile m"Ungs. mended life Imprisoament for Altamonte dump murder. a Secretary of Slate Publish ion S. 76, 1975 0EV fl Jan k ______ Bruce A Smothers By 5' Paul 0 Block Publish 17, It. 76, Feb. 2, 1976 0EV 53 can be changed. Ill havc to voted to back off the clay pit fake kek at It. purchase fk,- dtendillg To amend what appears to be "private sieetings," which One count of conspiracy to ;'n er-rr, h!errirg said the state were attende d oy violate the Sun!hirie Law filed attorney's office can file an Freeman. last week by Asst. State Atty. "amended Information" before In the second information William Stale)' against top. the issue goes before a Judge. c'ki ranking cowity officials ap. Without such an "amended filed TlU the tilu is charged ith two counts of violating the pears to contain .in error. Information," Herring said a Inforiaed of what appears to judge could ha%,e thrown out the Slimshille Liiiv and one count of he a mistake, State Attorney count, lie also said, an conspiracy to violate the law. Officials set a Feb. 6 Abbt,it Herring said this "amended motion" could have morning Information contained been filed by his office after the arrai,nment, in the one count is "impossible" informations were presented to The second Sunshine violation and set upa meeting later today a Judge for a decision, count claims Hattaway, with Staley to amend the A spokesman for Staley said Kwiatkowski and Freeman met do'uiiient. the error presents "no Dcc, 31, 1974 at the CNA The count states that on Jan. problem" because there is a Building in Orlando to discuss 12, 195, ('dunty Commis.sioners legal way of amending the selection of Freeman as county Michael liattaway and harry document, attorney. In January of W75, Kwiatkowski, County Attorney The two informations tiled the . • 1 Jury Reco mends . I . liv Li) PIIICKETf er hi Writer Thomas Freeman and an Friday by Stale)' charge the trio Kwiatkowski and Hattaway unindicted co-conspirator met with three counts of violation of voted to select Freeman. secretly to discuss aborting the the Sunshine Law and two ounty's plan to purchase the ctiwlts of conspiracy to violate The third count alleges the Lester Mandell-owned clay pit the law, trio met Jan, 12, 1975, in the site. The informations were filed sicinity of 115 Marcy Blvd. in Colorado corporation authorized to Prnposing an amendment to the do business In the State of Fiords, State Constitution authorizing and Plaintiff. limiting local taxes for water vi management purposes to not more ORIN W WEDMORE and MARY than one (1) mill RUTH WEDMORE. hiS wife, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I Defendants have hereunto Set my hand and NOTICE OF SUIT affix ed the Great Seal of the Stale of TO OP IN W WE DYORE and Florida at fallalsassep, the Capiiai, MARY RUTH WEOMORE. this the 30th day of December A.D his *ire 1975 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. (SEAL) if olive, and if either of them t" (Circuit court Seal) Arthur H. fleck*ith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk PAUL 0 BLOCK. P A Attorney for Plaintiff 155 East 4th Avenue HieIeti, Florida 33010 44 , i.,_* I , Cato No 16-41-CA-49-F MAJESTIC INVESTMENT COM P ANY OF DENVER, a demands against the estate are requir ed, WITHIN THREE MON TIlS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST rUflLlCATloN OF THIS NOTICE, to file With the clerk of the court a written statement of any claim or dem and they may have Each claim must be in writing and must indicati' the basis for the claim, the name and address of he creditor or his agentor attor ney, t h e amount claimed If the claim i not Yet due. the de'?whenit will beme du e shall be ifated. If the claim i r - In Sunshine Charge? your dead, the heirs, devisrn. granite's. assignees, lienors. creditors, trustees, or other claimants by, through, undir, or against them or either of them, and all pa rties having or claiming to have arty IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE right, title, or interest in ,he 11th JUOCIAL CIRCUIT operty described in the Corn SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOqIDA dam? RESIDENCE UNKNOWN PROBATE DIVISION YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE FILE NO. 75-390-CP HEREBY NOTIFIED that I Suit has IN RE: Estate of been brought against you bv RAYMOND i PRUITT. Majestic Investment Company of Deceased. Denver, Plaintiff, to foreclose a NOTICE OF certa'n mortgage more particular l, ADMINISTRATION oescri in the Complaint filed in TO ALL PERSONS HAVING thit suit, which mortgage en tLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST cumoers the following described THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL property, situate in Seminole OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED County, Fl ida or IN SAID ESTATE: Lot 1. OAKWOOD HEIGHTS. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED according to ttt, Plat thereof as that the administration of the estate re(oritetJ an Plat Book 13, page 57 of of RAYMOND .1 PRUITT. the PUbliC Records of deceas ed, File Number 75390 CP. Is County. Florida, pending in the Circuit Court for q other relief; and you are •, Seminole County, Florida, Probate required to file your Answer to said Division, the address of which is Complaint with Clerk of the Seminole Coun'' Courthouse. S.iuifcjrd, Florida, 37771 The p-er- 4v• itpied Court and to serve a co'y thereof on Plai ntiff's attorney, tona l representative f tfli5 estate is Paul & Block. IllS E 4th Ave. ALICE S. PRUITT,W?SeadoreSS Hialeal', Florida, not later than tht 2631 East Gore Street, Orlando, l6tptdayol February. 1916. in default Florida 32106 The name and ad wisicti said Complaint will be dress of the attorney for the Personal taken as confeSsed by you representative is $t forth below. DATED this 9th day of January, All persens having ctaimj or 1976 , - in AMENDMENT ARTICLE VII, SECTION 9 0 ~.) Ile . - Following Murder Conviction , -, ' ,-Is :'-II)l J - ."'ii *"' ; ~.. -1* *, ----, S SECTION 9 Local Taxes — (a ) Counties, School districts, and Florida municipalities thali, and Special AND ALSO That part of the East diStricts may, be authorized by law 60 feet of the West Hall of the Nor tolevyadva!oremtaxesandmaybe thweat Quarter of the Southeast authorized by general law to l?vy Quarter of Section 11, Township 71 other hues, for their respective South Range 79 East (LESS The purposes. except au valorem taxes South 725 feet thereof) lying South of 01 Intangible personal property and the Southerly right of way line of taxes prohibited by this corntitution State Road No. 436, all lying and (bAdvaboremtaxes,exclusieof being in Seminole County. Florid taxes levied for the payment of All containing 74 201 acres more or bOndS a nd taxes levied for periods less not longer than two years whtn has been flied against you and authorized Of the electors are ruired to serve a copy of ho are lhe ow ners of freehoids written defenses. if any, to it on therein not wholly exempt from WILLIAM J. BERGER, plaintiff's taxation, shall not be levied in ex attorney, whoSe address is cet of the following millages upon Greenberg. Traurig. Hoffmar., CONSTITUTIONAL 01 I ~i 4! - I In DeBary Sharp. of Deffiwy, 11 studellt at Seminole Community College, will make his professional debut before the general public as a magician Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. at the 1)eBar)' Fireman's hail, '_'ø_ie. — MI in HUDSON PARK, as recorded Plat Book 1, Page 69, PubliC Records Of Seminole County , FINANCE AND TAXATION Sanford, Florida 32771 — PrICO 10 Cents 111111~ 1% Date Apparently Wrong Magic from -"S'" ARTICLE VII 68th Year, No. 135—Tuesday, January 27, 1976 Llpoff&Quent,I. PA.. 1401 BrickeIl tangible personal property-for all Avenue. PH 1. Miami, Florida 33131. county purposes, ten mills; for all on or before Febru ary 9. 1976, an 2 12 NEWS municipal purposes, ten mliii; for file the original with the clerk of lh ti I) ELECTRIC COMall school purposes, ten mills; for C ourt eith er before service on PANY watermar.agementpurposr for the plaintiffs Attorney or immediately northwest portion of the State tying theroafter; otherwise a default *ill 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES west of the line between ranges tWO be entered against you for the relict J) THE LONE RANGER and three east, 005 mill, for water demanded In the claim against management purposes for the delendanti remaining portions of thC state. 1 0 WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of mIll, and for all Other special this C ou rt on January 2, 1976 districts a millageauthoriled by law (SEAL) Sh ovv approvedbyvoteoftheelec tors o A rt hur H Beckwith Jr are owners of freeholds therein not As Clark of the Court wholly exempt from taxation. A Lillian I Jenkn 11 county furnishing municipal 5crDeputy Clerk Set Feb. 7 vices may. to the extent author ized PUbliSh Jan S. I?, 19, 2-5 l78 by law, levy additional taxes within Drv 73 the limits fixed for municipal pur -poses . lii THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Tts CC IT FURTHER RESOLVED TH JUDICIAL CIkCUit IN ANt) that the following statemer.t be FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Nineteen-year-old Mike placed on the ballot. FLORIDA Tickets or Information on "Magique" may be obtained Ttjesday 1/ 2 7/76 only PKUPOSEDCONSTITUII3NL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND AMENDMEP4TTOBE FOR SEMINOLE COUNIY.J VOTEDON MARCH 9, 176 FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION NOTICF.OFELECTION WHEREAS. The Legislature DIVISION under the Constitution of the State of CASE NO. 7 5 .900 CA 0 9A I Senat'! Jc'nt iD MOTGAGC CORPOTJON, Fluraa, pase Resot'tion No. 1041 proposing a Delaware corporation. amendment to the Constit,,tion of Plaintiff, the State of Florida, and they did de.rmine and direct that the Suit THE DEVELOPMENT COR Senate Joint Resolution be sub PORATIOP4 AT NORTH LAKE, mled to the electors of the State of INC et at, Florida, at a Special Election lobe held on the second Tuesday in NOTICE OF ACTION March, 1976; CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE NOT. THERE r ORE. I, BR UCE PROPERTY A. SMATHERS. Secretary o Stale TO: JOHN E McGRATH of the State of Florida. do hereby R es idence Unknown give notice that a Special Election YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an will be held In each county In action to foreclose a mortgage on tt FlorIda, On the second Tuesday n following property in Seminole March, which date is March 9, 1976, ounty, Florida for the ratif cation or rej ec tion of the That part of the East half of the Senate Joint R esolution proposing Northwest Quarter lying East of the an amendment to the Constitution East right of way line of State Road the State of lorida; Viz No. 100 (Interstate IL all in Section NO. I 3. Township 21 South, Range 29 Senate Joint Fast lk Resolution No. 1041 AND. That part of the East Half of RESOLUTION A JOINT p Qr!e' (LESS 'he oposlnoan amendment to Sec tion North 109517 feet thereof) lying 9, Article VII of the Stale Con East of t he East right of way line ci tJ!j?!:r rc!';t .cct d V.j'CTT Slate Road Plo. 4(X) I inl.'rstate 1). taxes ALSO The South 225 feet of the Be It Resol vedby the L eg islature West Half f the Northst Quarter of the Slate of Florida: of the Southeast Quarter; ail in That the following amendment to Section ii, Township 21 South. Section 901 Article VII of the State Range 29 East Constitution is hereby agreed to and AND ALSO Lots 1, 3.6. 17, 74, 75, shalt be submitted to the electors of The East 156 feet 31 ancl 13 ft E this state for approval or reiection at of Lots 24, 25. 37 and 33 and the East the general election to be held l feet of the South 355 feet of Lot November 1976 AND The North It feel of Lot 10. 530 Sharp has appeared before many area clubs and lodges with his magic acts which began as a hobby two years ago. Offergood "al Notice the assessed value of real estate and j) LASSIE Ile will present 'Magiue" featuring Illusions and 'cape, %; the assistance of Paul Osterhout and Walter Burnes of Sanford. on our 3 piece dinner - you D MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Enjoy much krger "SCE-1 & Find" pursies with ___________________________________________________________________ o ver so dsscoverie, per panel in $ll'fltW$Ir!iC5o(24.pij booklets, To order volumes 1. 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Eric 4 6' RHODA FOIPWJ Morgenstern has second Evening 6 i G I - Legal Notice 4 - - - Monday, JJfl. 26, 1fl6 -------- 2 - = -------------- .--'--- - �'-:: . 7,4 - V V V -. ________________ ,..-..- ;.•:- -- .'- - ...-..--- . -' - - 2A—Even',ng aorald, Son"_ Ff. - .H- ,-. .1 - ..-_ -4 - ~_ ~ = =-: ia = - ____ TuGsday, Jan.27,1476 Charged WithBank Robbery ____________ i I. - NATION II Hearst Patty I, IDDIF * - --' Patty's lawyers say she participated in the bank robbery out of fear that the SLA (Symbionese Liberation Army) would kill her if she failed to cooperate. robbery Democrats Will Attempt To Ove rride coru Veto tO Miss Hear.st, meanwhile, was described by one of her attome Albert Johnson, as "apprehensive as anyone In her position would be" as the trial approached. WASHINGTON (AP) — House Democrats will try in Authorities said all spectators would be required to pass override President Ford's veto of a $45-billion laborhealth, education and bill that would provide Funds to numerous social programs, including the remnants of President Lyndon Johnson's war on poverty Randolph Hearst, was kidnaped by the Symbionese through a metal detector similar to those used at airports. As in Army tion Feb. 4 1974 and later proclaimed allegiance to t,ea Ui all pretrial in federal marshals were ordered stationed at p every eitranre to the 19th floor courtroom and to patrol the aisles ba nd of terrorists She was charged wi th helping the SLA rob ba bank here in Apr i l 1974 Inside. welfare hear program. Ford the 19, saying it would exceed his budget by nearly $1 billion and claiming the measure would "aild significantly to the already burdensome !dera deficits." be House override vote today was regarded as a major test of Democratic ability to overcome Ford's insistence vetoed bill on Dec. i lengthy 19 - - — - - ____ - - - - -- I . ; ___ M . k - I- ~_ I ; . - nation plan campaign appearances in Mas.sachusetts in te ncxt few days as activity surrounding the state 's primar) election still weeks away begins to =!;O: " -- --' -. 'I. - ___________ ______________________ , : .I f :- - --• il - . / 9" -. ,< .. ': te ,r ____ - " _____ . - - I __ I. r _____ T .Z - - - - - - -- / - . -' :- - - weekend. - - accused -, - - 7 ;, 't - . BUS DRIVER RETIRING it.s agreement," Colby, told a news conference In one of his last officiril acts as head of the C.A. VASHINGTONAP - Twoipreme Court justices I~ q -- _____ --. court warrant before he can enter a private place to make an arrest. That question will be presented to the court later thia term when the justices review a decision of the U.S. Circuit Court in Fhiladelphla. - ~ Alabaina Gov. George Wallace in the Florida presidential prnary. My goal is to come in first — but I'm not predicting that yet," Carter said Monday. But tie added, "at this moment, in a two-man race, I would beat George Wallace." - I Republican Joins Drive ____ -V TALLAHASSEE tAP) Republican Congresnan C.W. Bill Young's signing a sunshine Amendment petition shows "the bipartisan nature of the drive," Gov. Reubin Askew says. During a visit to Askew's office Monday, Young signed one of the petitions for putting the proposed constitutional amendment on the ballot In November. Young of St. Petersburg said he wished Congress would adopt a similar proposal requiring top officials to fully - 76 TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Two Wounded In Shootout - TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - The New Jersey Supreme Court will decide an appeal by the parents of Karen Anne from their 21-year.old daughter so she can "die with diEnitv" -- after u -------- ui state should not disturb the parents' desires," James Orowley, an attorney fcr the family, told the state's highest eoin-t Monday during 3' hours of legal argument. Attorneys for the state and Miss QUlnlan's doctors urged the judges to upWd a lower court ruling keeping her alive on grounds that not to do so would constitute murder. Job Seekers Swnmn Pnrk SANTA CLARA, Calif. (A?) - Traffic backed up for fWles on busy Cal.ifornia 101 as 35.00D eager job applicants comerged on a ne 150 million park to vie for 2,000 low- paying seasonal tions, The jobseekr oi them in their late teens, Includedsomewt)o began catriping outSy ni tthfront of Marriott's )0-acre Great Amer ica park to get first crack at job applica tions Monday morning, said Bruce Burtch, the park's public affairs manager. Personnel officials said they expected about 12,500 applicants all week. plicatlons they had - ead, they gave o all the a pabout 14,000 Ii the first few how-s. Ballot Position Defended DURHAM, N.C. (Al') Terry Sa nford, th e first tmocraticpresidentiaJconjde1- todtopout of r de nies th at he's rema ining on the Florida primary ballot so he can keep getting federal elections funds. Florida Secreta ry of State Bruce Sma th ers said Monday the former North Carolina governor had declined sign a required non-candidacy affida vi t to get off the ballot Smnathers said Sa nf ord's lawyer had advised him that dArig so ould jeopardize his opport un ity to continue to rece ive federai, funds, - Postal Service May Be Cut WASHINGTON (AP) The Postal Service says it will have 'to cut back on some servicea, !nrhsllng Saturday mail delivery, unless Congress is willing to back the mails v,i th the taxpayers' cash. "We cannot continue to operate as now structured wi thout additional appropria tions from Congress," Richard F. Gould, the servi ce's top financial officer, said Mcn'isy. Gould commented before the Senate Post Office Committee opened hearings today on the financial situatiomi of th e Postal Service. - Area Burglary Wave Con' tibues ( -"-'-' Time and savings depocits of Individualao rtn.r ....p..,u. hi at ...................i 1. ,.., Jeffery Hoggs, of Altamonte Deposits of United States Government Deposits of States and political subdivisions •. Springs. .- By BOB LLOYD I!caid Staff Writer Sheriffs depu ties and San Sanford p0.. "ce today y were e I. in fl-vestigating a number of reported burglaries d thefts inc lIdI u ding a o stereo - '- Deposits of foreign governments and ... Bennett said Hoggs was official institutions .01 char ged with violation of right- Depos its of commercial banks ....................-0of-way In connection with Certified and officers' checks. etc. 107,716.33 TOTAL DEPOSITS ......................S 8,573.4.73 traffic accident. (a) Total demand deposits .............S 2.727,612.51 Sanford police early today (b) Total timeandsaIngsdepos its .5 5,845,742.22 Jailed a man v)r.ton of rr who gave the Federal funds purchased and securities name Robert Adams, age 27, fhii Ii. told deniti soldunderagreementstorepi,Jrchase but refused to list an address, Ottsr llabilitLs for borrowed money stereo phonograph cartridges, reels valued at $560 were stolen $&35. on charges of disorderly I. MOI1ag Indebtedness valued at $453, were taken from when someone broke Into his -0. Deputy H.D. Kirby said T.L. toxication, assault and battery Acceptances executed by or for ac count a Stereo Corner truck parked at pickup truck parked at the Johnson reported of this bank and outstanding a generator, and resisting xirrpt m !I1l .,,,,, njpe, :ionuay inn on mc lakefront in door locks and liabilities ...... ..............................- 155,263.49 knobs, total vJo1enee.Bonjwassetat Maitland. Sanford. value $445 were taken by Patrolman H.J. Shea Jr., TOTAL LIABILITIES .............. 8,720,6M.22 ______ stereo equipment and a police Hayes of Sanford renonted -------------Oaktr'. llnmn. S I ki .. - -. - -.-. iwi iNUI wssurnace cai at the ABC IN I XE5T IN scanner radio were reported burglars entered Dma's West at 300 Sweetwater Core Blvd . lunge north of Sanford Plaza CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES .............. '01 missing after a burglary at the Side Grocery and made off with South, in south Seminole. shopping center. Adams was residence of Madeline $90 in change, a television, Sanford Police I.I. Michael taken into custody at the McFadden 2311 Summerlin seven cases of beer, 20 pairs ND SECURITIES of Rotundo was treated and shopping center parking lot on Ave. men's socks and an un- released from Seminole the Intoxication charge, officers Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up Police reported burglars determined quantity of Memorial Hospital Monday said, and a fight erupted in pursuant to Internal Revenue Service rulings) tried to break out a concrete cigarettes. 280)fl afternoon, officers said, which Sgt. William Foster was Other reserves on loans block wall at the rear of Crown J.E. Kirtley reported a following a patrol car-truck Reserves on securities ......................... ... kicked in the groin. -cPawn Shop, 309 E. Second St., burglary at the office of collision at 14th St. and French Sheriff's vice squad agents TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS Sanford, only to be confronted Semoran North Apartments in Ave. Jailed Joe An thony Abadla, 30, with a second wall. Officers smith Seminole AND SECURITIES ----..b1 ru u. uIvvMIguug oiiicer Richard of Maitland, in lieu of $5000 said entry wasn't gained to the Listed as missing were a L. Bennett said tht. police ca citizens band radio, a walkie- driven by Lt. Rotundo sustained bond on a charge of possession of controlled substance. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS William S. Howard Jr., of talkie, calculator, AM radio, $1,900 Capital notes front end damage. No and debent ures ......................-0County jail records Indicate Millington, Tenn., reported to impact wrench and two brown damage was reported (specify interest rate 9nd maturity to the Abadia was arrested at a south police that fishing rods and leather bar stools, total value of each issue outstanding) tractor-trailer rig driven by Seminole apartment complex. Equity capital, total .............................. ..... which .3I1,142.72 73,468.48 3.528.000.00 • .' (AP, PANAMA C1 A county Jail escapee is in - UW%*IU d7. flay County Sheriff Tulils Easterllng said Monday that deputies, acting on a tip, surround ed a home Sunday night where escapees Tommy SimonLs, 33, and James Cooper, , - '-"• " l9. had reportedly been holed up for almost 4ou ey decided to shoot it out with guns they had stolen," Easterling said. - ___ Jackson Promises Jobs JASONV!IjE ... Bob Quinlan Parents Appeal Revenues for 1975 were $353 million, including mutual during th e str ike of $52 million In 1974 when a MIAMI iAP Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, fresh from a first-p lace fsh in Democratic delegate tauee in Iowa, ys his immediate goal is to defeat - - made Insi a home. Justices Lewis F. Powell Jr. and Potter Stewart filed separate concurring opinions when the ruled 6 to 2 on Monday that police may make a warrantless arrest in public f they have reasonable OUfldS. Both Powell and Stewart said specifi cally that th ey were not ruling on whether an officer must obtain a were i'L. -' t?I!I - (AP) - more struction men listened to Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., tell them he would create jobs hi- everyone if he's elected - - - I.. - , dn..•;n. By DONNA ESTES 7:30 p.m. Thursday, will for i,ction at the council bordered on each side by determine where funds are meeting at that time, drainage ditches. available in thc budget for the Parents and Longwood Councilman Parker Anderson WNGWOOD - The City project. Elementary School Principal who last week push ed the Council Monday ni gh t, af ter Councilman Gerard Connell, Arletta Coberly appeared project Insisted that the receiving cost estimates for however, pointed out that he before the council last week to momentum continue Monda constructing a sidewalk for has checked with the state and appeal to the board for th schoo l children who walk along thecitycan expect some $60,000 Grant Strett sidewalk. Mrs.e nigh t, saying that the people in TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES. AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -------------- 173,946.69 - - 9 930 6 1 314 - MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with cell date ............. Average of total loans for the 15 7.613.199.00 calendar days ending with call date 3,799,6)600 Unearned disc ount on Instalment loans included In total capital accounts ..........6$ oeo.14 Standby letters of credit ... ... ... ................. .......46,500.00 - I, JAMES W. SCHWARTZ, Vice Pres.Cashj,r, of the above. named bank, do solemnly affirm that this report of condition Is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct-Attest: J&ames W. SChwtt Gilbert L. Lewis James Wilson J. Thomas Gurney, Sr. Directors, Edward N. Fielding, Jr. (SEAL) State of FLORIDA, County of SEMINOLE, Sworn to end subscribed before this 16th day of January, 1976, and I hereby certify t ha t i am me not an Officer or dlrrfnr thu h..t, - COrTltfllsaton in rent weeks has approved sidewalk construction for county areas to the Woodl.hnds sdl3d'l. The Grant Street sidwaJlc will serve not only Lcngwood Elementary School children, but also those who catch school ..... . - -- 'W• St. My coramissic.n expires Dec. 24, 1977 Publish: Jan. 21, 1916 DEV 179 Deborah J.Noden, Notary Public . - ' - Lakeland General Hospital i - - Lakeland,, Florida :: Announces Ii I I . . ) . --- —_ A I - k - .. A 28 day I - -. in patient program For information please contact eeting i ---. Treatment of Alcoholism IA M inter Spr ngs .=j- for the Past presidents of the Seminole County School Bus Driven Association had an awards ceremony and Sanford. From leIt, Grace Plxler, Lottle Broadway, Rebecca Presley, BobbieBraddy awar s. (Ilerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. 1 W I -- ALCOHOLISM UNIT 4 ____ J = 11 . - In FOR SERVICE of an ( - RDS opmiiinj '1 __________________________________________________ W1*1dwood Problems Ai*re . , Lakeland, Florida 33802 B) JANE CASSELBERRY constructed, but he could not Some sort ul grievance or. 11e matter iTl be included in (813) 683.0411 find the underdrains shown on dinance - but not Civil Set- next Monday's agenda. the plan s. vice." "It might I..and mid the contra Called Valid no-dinnn. ALstandard streets In Wildwood for insta lling the undendrains size of Al ta monte Springs. subdivision obstructing ac- but there was no way to verify if Daniels suggested a co by the city were the contractor had done so. promise ordinance include discussed by City Council at a Council was concerned about grievance program for co workshop prior in Mnnday cu! de sac! (turn arouxds) plaints urvulved at t night's meeting Participating which were too small for a department leel protecti .0 it in the discussion were Al Land larger vehicle to turn in Ah ~ . Am without for employes against unji ". of La nd Engineering Co., Long- going into adjoining yards. .1 action by an official or emplo wood, representing Nationa l Councilman John Daniels over him, a seniority syst Homes Wildwood developer, commented, "Until everything and a promotion boar and William It. Holmes of Clark has been done short of tearing Councilmen were asked Dietz, Sanford, consulting down houses, I will not rote for consider what sh ould be engineer for the city, acceptance." Daniels also cluded in the ordinance I Mrs. Enid Smith of 967 suggested if the city is to take discussion again in two wee) Brlarwood Drive, Wildwood, over responsibilities of the Council voted to accept I. romplained that an uncom- owners association, common low bid of $7,5W on ~ pleted swale 10-15 feet from her areas sho ul d be 12 replatted and emergency rescue vehic noon house dumped water into a low divided up among owners. submitted by Aspundh of f spot In her back yard. She said Land said his client would Lauderdale. Daniels suggest water stood there for 5' like a commitment from the the city pay $3,000 down on ti months last summer which city if this work is done, the vehicle wi th the balance caused snakes and frogs to city would then accept the $4,550 to be financed over ts . subdivision. -Tbey don't want years. Dardels said he wou noimes sam tiC sunned the to go to the ex pe nse unless you shop around for the best de investigation "six months or a will give approval so we can go for the financing. ago" to see what would to FHA." Co un cil unanimously vot ( have to be done to bring the The en gineers were told to get for an amendment to U streets up to standards if the toget her and work something Family Swimming Poo l o city was to take them over, out in this area, making sure dinance. Holmes' engineering fees were poor drai na ge is corrected. Daniels said Wayne Simnpsoi tobeco ve red with a,0Q0 bond For the third week In a row, independent agent, is shoppiri given the city by National Council debated the pros and the city's health Insuranc Homes, which was seeking to cons of the proposed Ciil package with several otIX have the city accept mathten.. Service ordinance. Councilman compani es to come up with th mince of streets in the develop- Donald Browning, opponent of most advantageous prograrm merit. the ordi nance as drawn up t a IIfl iflhIIU ,IIrnA ,,.t .1 -. uu u iiwiu.i vi committee 01 three other unfinished items such as councilmen and the city at cvntrolof the water table, roads torney, corimled "we need deviating from city standards, Herald Staff Water WINTER SPRINGS L *1frainage problems and sub- - ceptance Wednesday. year Then . - - flooding In some areas. Holmes said part of the swales were $ JANUARY ADMISSIONS Sanford: William Roberts Raymond J. Turr ill Bertha E. Chambers, Ikflarv Kathryn M. Noonan, DeBary William F). Dea.m, Deltona Jean Adis Anna R. All en SPENCER KELLY Willie L. Calloway Curtis E. Davis, Deltnna Pamela F. Cassidy Mary V. Williams, Deltona Spencer Sheffield Kelly, 57, of Jerry I.. Daniel Jr. Charlotte Swift, Longwood Orange City, died Monday at Cora B. Driggers Rev, Otto Winton, Tavares Florida Hospital. Orlando. Born Herbert S. Ervin Ethel B. Hobby, Osteen In St. Augustine, he moved to William P. George Mrs. Robert (Betty) D'.nning Orange City from Osteen 35 William E. Higginbotham & boy, Osteen years ago. lie was a member of Donald Keach EnterprIse Baptist Church. He Joe Pauline ________________________ was a rural mail carrier. Mabel G. Piety Aida Rose Survivors include his wife, Jessie L. Sanders Mrs. Aena Mae Kelly, Orange Mary C. Williams City; two Sons, homer, of Carol C. Crouthamel, Monday's high , today's low Tit us ville and Carl, Orange Altamonte S pr ings 65. City; three grandchildren; Marjorie L. Kniffin, Considerable cloudiness brothers, Mil Kelly, Lakeland Casselberry through Wednesday. I,ows near and A. Robert Kelly, Sanford; lillian G. Breen, DeBary 60. Co oler Wednesday with sist er s, Audrey Markos, San. ________ WEATHER J 14 ford; Evelyn Hughes, Nash. rUle, Teun.; Mildred Snow, Osteen; Betty Levy, Phoenix, Ant.; Ethel Dykes, Chicago, III.; and Mary Ann Bailey, Miami. Allan Sununerhill Funeral Home, Oraage City, Is in charge of arrangements. ____________ ---. --- .- - Funeral Notice __________________ K ELLY. SPENCER 511SF. FIELD— Funeral IIrvlcn for Spenc er Sheffield Kelly, Si, or Orng City, who died Mondiy.t Florida Ho*pltt, OrIa'i®. will . held p m , We'clneiday, .)t Allan SummerhOl Funeral Home, Orange City, with Rev m M j,,, pastor of Titusville of Life Baptist Church. fflclatJng. Burial In Osteen Cemetery. Allan Summerhill in George P. Curiier, Deflary highs near 70, Northerly inck William D. Beam, Deltona around 15 m.p.h. Rain Rebecca Connors, Deltona probability 50 per cent tonight LI,.., . -'----. -'uv iii. urieuvvic, tiiona u per rent Wednesday. a nd Emily S. Henry, Deltona EXTENDEI) FHuxAsr Ruth G. Jatho. Deltona Co nsiderable cloudiness with Philip E. Lange, Deltona occasional 1rioth of rain north Sylvia C. Messner, Deltona and central portions. Partly Paul 0. Paulson, Deltona cloudy with scattered showers - Juanita D. 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'Iii 9 p.m. then our regular store hours all week for big buys Store, Ph. 323-1310 -' - -.-, 'r -i= --- C-..J.,.,. .'iFI 4 U U15,3 1 I, ------. - - ' THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD - - - * -------- -( - - - ---- - - ": ç -- ..-' H&R BLOCK - w,mi- - - - . -- . -. - - 0 _ Reason 12. There are major changes in the tax I;iv,s that couki affect your return. Our people are specially trained to help YOU take advantage of these new laws. Well do our best to make sure you pay the right amount of tax. No more, no less. 30'i E. lit St. Ph. 3224771 . * I.-.'czr, ,. 43jj J - _,, - 4S -- Lake south portion. Cold north Monroe po rt ion Thursday moderating Charlotte Swift, Longwood some Friday and Saturday. Dallas o. wood, Osteen Mild south portion, Lows Kimberly Fuller, Oviedo Thursday mostly 30s north 40* and 50* south. Highs Thursday DiSCHARGES 50* north, 60* central and 70* Sanford: south. Lows, Friday and Pvt. and Mrs. Willie (Van- Saturday f rom the 40* north to brecan) Johnson & girl the 60* extreme south. Highs Joanne V. Brubaker Friday and Saturday mainly Kenn eth W. Clark 60* north and 70* south, Ronald A. Green Wednesday's Daytona ikach Evelyn tides: high 5:33 min., ., 5:51 p.m., Jot-in M. Higgins low 1 1:4 a.m., 11:50 p.m. Port NanCy' B. hluckabotie ('anaveral: high 5:22 n. m., 5:30 Richard Peterson p.m., low 11- 29 P . M,. 11:44 p.m. . - HOSPITAL NOTES Area - ,I - . r - charge. 1 . - _________ the Grant Street area had been Grant Street, asked for bids on more in state revenue sharing Coberly noted that some 370 promised that the project drainage pi pe to provide space funds than budgeted, giving elementary age children walk delayed several times over the for the walkway In the 50-foot more than sufficient funds to Grant Street, that no sidewalks past few months would be acted right.ofway, construct t he sidewalk, exist there and the Street Is upon one way or the other. Public Works Directur Ralph Connell In recent mon ths has Fisher estimat ed that material also urged that sid ewalks be costs for the side walk at $1,301 tructed on SR-4!7 to Lyman cons for asphalt or $1,915 for conHigh School and on E. E, crete and 17,'210 for the Williamson Road for walking drainage pipe. Labor would be students wit hi n the city li mits to suppli ed by the city, the Woodlands Elementary The Council In a workshop at &l. buses to Lyman and Milwee :&.cls along the road. The pipe bids are to be returned to city hail by Feb- fi . - Preferred stock-total par value ...................0. (No. shares outstanding -0-) Cômmonstock.totclparva0 ....................000.0000 (No. shares authorized 60,000) (No. shares outstanding 60.000) Surplus ...........................................400,000.00 Undivided profits .................................173,9 46 69 Reserve for contingencies end other capital reserves ...........................-0. Herald Staff Writer Inc t.OLUUy .- -, --................................ Longwood Council Asks Drain Bids -. -1 I hey cneercuJackson-s promise Monday, Monday, but some in the crowd said they were undecided which of the Democratic candidates to vote for president. just know we've got to have a Democrat." one unemployed wor ker said. -- •,•, - : Goal: Beat Wallace ASSETS Cash and due from banks (including S -0unpteddebits) Demand deposits Individuals, -. Lakeland General Hospital - - per inichinits strike closed down National's operiitlons for 1( days, revenues totaled 153 million, including $43 I - - - IN THE STATE 0 FLORIDA Policeman Injured In Crash .... -. - -- National President L.B. Maytag reported Monday a A WA 1W5 net income of $10 million, or $1.24 per share, com. reception Monday night ired to a 1974 net Income of fll million, or 49 Legal Notice - IL-1 MIANII (All) — National Airlines, the Miami-based ca rr lendants strike last year, has reported tin $1 I-million drop StaiiBankHo 734 -. ..JL. - --- -- 1jfA-1-- I. - "The committee s"mis neither able to keep secrets nor Arrest Rulings May Differ . .... - k . - . Airline Loses Income sa - : L _--- - - base (b) Obliqations of Federal Bank ........S-0. I Total (items 2 (a) & (b))........................ 2.903.761.00 Obligations of other U.S.'Government -. and corporations ...............................1.161.12) 48 . _r J. Obligations of States and political subdivisions ...... 100,922.32 :--&* Other securities (Including $ .0 t cerPcra te 5 tock S) ................................ 100 i TradIaccounf:eurjties Federal funds sold and securities purchased T under agreements to resell ..................... 1.1)0,00000 her loans ..................................... 3.596&40 _____-Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and Mrs. Mae Carr, retirbig after 36 years service as a school bw other assets representing bank premises driver, shown with Superintendent of Schools W.P. Layer (left) and Woodrow Rurnsed, supervisor of transportation R eal estate owned other than bank premises for Seminole County Schools, was honored at a reception held at th e Florida Power and light blld Investments In subsidia ries ing Monday night. She Cuts liability has driven 5 million miles tramporting school children over the post 19 years 11 years in Dade County. Approximately 100 persons attended the affair 111 Stmlnole County cadacceptances outstanding ........................ 4 held by Seminole County Other assets (Item 6 of "Other Assets") School Bus Drivers Association. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) (including S -0. direct leasing financing) .......... 201,6n.61 10 - over to the House intell,igence conuWttee, CIA director William E. Colby has acknowledged that he too was once an annnvmm s'jrcc for rewspaper ztcr} cxpoing CIA contacts with journalists. Col by and other Ford administration officials the Ho use panel Monday of violating its oath by d isclosing topsecret intelligence operatio ns contained in the corn- I ~ _. '.. . - - . - I-t~ -1 -1i - . - :,:.v tercharges over the leakage of Intelligence secrets turned I S- --- .- j lI re Naval Training Center share . - Colby Admits He Was Source I it - .1 . i - -" - Mlladay's wife, Ruth, 21, was charged with aggravated child Th e little girl was taken to a hospital by her parents Friday night sufft:rill g from head injuries. They claimed she was hurt in a fall. She died Saturday. Police said Salladay is a student at the NTC submarine chnnI hørø and lived '.'::th his wife and daugliki on 1k - -.. - ____ ________ -' -------- ___ ./ , - I -;", "I .. -. - * _____ - ft J - - fl- ___ W - - abuse. routinely taped wid turne,d uver to the F131. The government defended th e ta p ing as rou tine security ocedure, but the judge asked for an affidavit from SheWf John McDonald, who oversees t he jail, about the bugg ing j .. %1sionandnad1oadverlsminthestatetoy,and Bill Ezekiel, ta coordinator for the Wa&ilngton Democrat , said media advertising prior to the March 2 election will accountforabotitlspercentofhisbudget "We are legitimtely six to 10 times busier this week than we were last week," said Sissy Weinberg, Massachusetts coordinator for Pennsylvania Gov. Milton Shapp, who will make a ca m pa ign appearance la this week. - -y . * mount Sen. Hen ry M. Jackson's sta te commi ttee began tele- 77~~~~ . __ ._-_.. . ____ - /71 f 1 __ his six .Z " . I I - - - AINE&L "-i' - - - student has been jailed without bond on a charge of murd er ing h C-month-old daughter. Iorpedoman Brian Salladay, 23, was cha rged Monday f ollowing the death of daughter, liether Lee. may A panel of 250 prospective jurors was called, and many were expected to be dismissed for having fixed opinions about the celebrated The jury will be sequestered during the entire trial, which court officials nrt'dict will last (n eight weeks MISS Hearst appeared pale but alert at a pretrial hearing Monday. Clad in a new navy blue panL' suit, she chatted with her family and smiled several times. Carf!!r did not issue a ruling on a bitter defe=w complaint that -i eathOf Daughter ORLANDO (AP) — A of his kidnapers?" the robbery out of fear that the SLA would kill her If she failed to Cooperate. Miss Hearst, 21-year-fold daughter of newspaper executive Eight candidates for th Democratic presidential nomi- "ttee's final report which was to be released this Friday but which was leaked to the news media over the In SLA md Primary Activity Mounts s ivavy Man, Wife Charged group?" The government indicated tiat It would :ttmpt to eliminate jurors who regard the defendant with sympathy ecause she was kidnaped. lists - - ~ ________________ - or worry that your daughter could he influenced to join a mWtant - ___ own One question proposed by the prosecution reads: "Do you be- procedure, Carter, instead of the lawyers, will question potential thebankofherown free wi11.lie r lawyers say. -she participated - in jurors. veto. five She was arrested here last Sept. I 8 after a nationwide hunt. . - Tuesday, Jan. 27,1916--]A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ _ Z i t ~ -.i;i_ - of proposed questions for prospective jurors to U.S. The defense contends she was forced to make a tape saying she lieve that if a person is kidnaped, he is, for that reason, not District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter. Following standard federal had joined th e ano ther recording admitting she robbed responsible for any crimes he may later commit in the company on tighter budgets Democratic strategists predicted Monda) th ey would need 30 Republican voti'i In order to get the t'c thlrdz - . 7be stage was set Monday wher. oPPosing attorneys sub"tted l needed to override the gs, The defense said it wanted jurors asked how they would feel if their diughters were converted to radical militancy. They indicated they also wanted to uncover hidden prejudices against w!althYorfinancIa1lysecurepeopIe. Defense attorneys have said part of thur strategy will be show Miss Hearst was brainwashed into Joining the SLA. Along this theme, they wanted jurors asked: "Do YOU have any concern 100 - - - ________ -.---.-_____ __ -------------------..___ - : -~----f~_; ±_ If~_ - ~_ ---_-_________! _. -_-'. -_ _~~~___ ;:____11_ ~ __ -__ . . :_.__Z:~-_lrr_ . - .-1 ,I.. - 1. - I " *_~_w' ___.____ __. ____ ,-I%,-. ~ _~ ZE~_ 11-I- * *-: ~_=1: r ___, , V - , '. FLORIDA Goes On Trial Today S.N FH.'.NClSCU (AP) Patricia li,rst's lnng-awalted trial f or bank was to begin today under tight security, with jut) selection likely to locus on attitudes toward kidnap victims, UI ' A - ___., - - - - 'h S-9'i - Yç - - -. C I - - . - i I �lIT - - - -+-- ----- .-- IA —Evening Herald, s.anford,F,, • Tuesday Jan 27 1976 uuwI i ii UFOX Ir LF After U.S. Palestine Veto UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. AP — The Palestine Liber. ation Organization threatened to intensify Its armed struggle against Israel following an American veto of a U.N. Securit) Council resolutior calling for an In. dependent slate in Palestine for the Palestinians and Israeli withdrawal from all territory it occupied in the 1967 Six-Day War, The 15-nation council ended a two-week debate on the Arab-lsreJj dispute Monday night with a 9 to I vote in favor of the resolution. But the lone negative rote was cast by the United States, as expected, and constituted aveto Bcimain, Sweden and Italy abstained, while China and Libya did not participate In the voting on the ground that 1'n resoiu:ion was not hard enough on Israel. Voting for i' ':tIution were France, Japan, the Soviet Union and the six Cosponsors: Guyana, Pakistan, Panama, Romanla. Tanzania and Benin (Dahomey). Immediately after the vote, the United States and several other countries issued statements In an attempt to dispel any idea that a new Middle East crisis was kim minent. They pledged continuing efforts to achieve an Arab-Israeli settlement. - -p ' - CALENDAR TUESDAY, JANUARY 27 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Post 17-92, Longwood. The Happy Senior Qtlieu Club bus trip to Stephen Foster Memorial. Call Mrs. Frank Steudle, Casselberry. Spring session Florida Guideposts starts at Brain Towers, 7 p.m. Ten-week class sponsored by Project OASIS under supervision of Seminole Corimunity College—talks, films, and slides. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Cauelberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic CenLr ThURSDAY, JANUARY 29 Rotary Club of lake Mary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sertoma Club of Sanford, noon, Sheraton Inn, 14 and SR 4. Maltland-outh Seminole Chamber of Commerce annual banquet; social hour, 1 p.m., dinner, 8 p.m. followed by dancing. lake Buena Vista Clubhouse. FR WAY, JANUARY 30 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord Cnumley's Altamonte Springs. 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And, at this price, you might decide you need more than one, Special Si vinas ow.r e n :)n slacks sportshorts, - Westerners %;ho visited Silva Porto last weekend gave no in. dication of such a shift. But Western analysts say it will be difficult for the UNITA forces to avoid a crushing battlefield defeat at the hands of the MPLA, which the analysts say now has $125 million In Kremlin arms as well as nearly 10,000 Cubans fighting for it. The MPLA has already taken most of northern Angola from the FNLA. WMHING1DN (Al-') — Isr,1i Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, on a 12-day visit here, will concentrate on holding on to American diplomatic support and restoring thrtned multimuhlon-dollar U.S. aid cuts. Rabin left Jerusalem with no specific plans to offer President Ford, but Israeli officials said the prime minister would outline general thoughts on a joint strategy for Uit Middle East. Rabin and Ford meet today when the prime minister arrives after a day In Phila. deiphia. Behind Rabin's call for a Joint strategy, Israeli officials say, will be a major effort to slop any erosion of American support for his government's tough position concerning Middle East negotiations, 12 Tuesday, an. 27, 1#76—SA 11.99 MPLA spokesmen in Luand claimed that the coalition gor ernment formed by UNITA am the National Front (FNI.A) ha fled from Huambo to Silva Por to. Rabin Seeks Support ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. TialI_IJL sv uuuvu ui MONTREAL (AP) - Dr. Henry Morgentaler, released from jail after the federal minister of Justice set aside his abortion conviction, must now fight to have his medical license reinstated. Morgentaler served ten months of an 18-month sen tence, after twice being acquitted by a jury. The Quebec Court cf Appeal overturned the Jury acquittal. Last week the court reversed itself and Morgentaler was released Monday. The same day last week the Professional Corporation of Physicians of Quebec suspended Morgentaler's medical license, - '-• +...._. Miss other sources said considerab niorc u Huambo, the UNITA capita is 300 miles southeast Luanda, and Ashford said set ior MPLA military sources ri ported their forces were le than W miles from it. Silva Porto Is 90 miles east ( Huambo on the transAngol Benguela railroad and has bee UNITA's military headquax ters. Lobito, about 150 mile west of Huambo on the Atlanti coast, is an important port. License Fight Necessary . We open Wednesday at By The Associated prci The Soviet-backed Popu Movement (MPLA) t launched a three-prong aW against the Western-back National Union (UNITA) central Angola, Briti rendents reported ted from Luanda, the MPI capital. An MPLA military spoki man said at least 50 old T34 iet tanks armed with Thm cannon were spearheading ti drive on u towns o Huamb Silva Porto and Lobito, Nic olas AsWord Cf The Times £Jav.aUas u. - - PLO Threatens Escalation -, We open Wednesday at 12 noon. Troops Attack WORLD --.-----,-.-_-'-+_-,_,'_--_-._-.,_+_.--__._ --,..- ---_ ---.---- ._-.-_-,.-.--._-+-,. I - IKI D - . ., - . , .1' .+ .. .. . ' .. - -' + Special 3.99 /K\ -. Women's handbags It i' 't,t n jrt hum durable, easy care poly JrcihLne in a wide selection of colors ' .- ' ' A__+ + . - M JI 'r 1 / . ..--- -. . -... -. ++ ... + +. -, ' I I .. P. �- - Evening HerWd ':\ Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater FkI:Nrj AVE., SANF'(JIU), FL\. 32771 Area ('ode 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, January 27, 1976-6A Around \ AYNE U. lx.V1.F:, Publisher 11, RICIIAHU IAJNG, Editor I I.IJA1 I). CIJRHIE, \lanaging Editor jiEliu c-. MAHKJY, Advertising t)irectc.r ' s', 9 -_- lkiiw I )elivcr Week. 55 rents: Month, $240; 6 Months, $1420; Year. $28 40 Uv M1nl In Florida stint' as deliver- MI ther mail Month V TiV •tL ,in. I't II bonn' .' 1 __ __ ________ - - I -- __ *~~_ - Foreign Aid Needed 'r - T~-. - Fl..7.- i o t.ury _. S - - .. ....-..- _____________________ - - air ________ - la~ OWNWO w : *09P' R~:, - -.-.-,... _- I I—. . :1 -___'111 - . i 1 1_ = - -_...: - 6~_71: -I.I - -.. .- i&.jL~-~t:~;.:__ ~~-i , 2~~_---,,,~ Nlr. Ford says he has told leaders of Nlexico, Colombia and Turkey that the solution to our drug problem is going to require their cooperation. The link between U,S. foreign policy and the narcotics =. - (:_~ -.,_, I ~. - 6zrg 1 __ -.-. _-__ - I -- _ _._1 1, -- ------------ I noticeably ___ __ __ ban in ¼; --'' -u, - 0 - -_ - - - when the Turkish government invoked a 1973 or, the growing of opitim poppies. The production again — for economIc if not politica reasons has raised the certainty that Turkish opium ref1nedinto'-1eroin - illonceagain apearon the drug scene here. Meanhile, however, the dearth of Turkish opium has created a ne illicit drug industry in = - 2 ________ - I lexico. Where in 19721 illexican heroin accounted -, = --- fr l'- 20 nr c' of the dribseied in th e United States, it makes up 70 per cent of th e seizures tcdav, and after a brief respite heroin use in o ur population is once more on the rise. It is no secret that the Mexican state of Sinaloa has become a major source of heroin now entering our country . -............. ___________ __ phetamines and barbiturates manufactured under a cloak of legality but intended for illicit markets, The United States has only itself to blame fur the fact th at narcotics, when available, will find a n'irlu c#rtc As Mr. Ford d'"d LJIUII recognizes, the administration of our own drug enforcement programs needs reform, and our laws -- - - - '•1 - TL . ___ - nitr , . - '' need to threaten drug traffickers with the certainty of stiffer penalties. However, we cannot neglect the fact that the drug traffic is an international affair, Mexican border cities felt an immediate economic pinch when the U.S. government ()fl ducted the brief "() ration I t " 1969 - _________________________________ ' subjecting evervoop who crossed the border fro .- - Mexico to intensive search for smuggled drugs. Such tactics are exasperating as well as costly, but they demonstrate how the persistence of narcctic smuggling invites measures which would not be necessary if drugs were not reaching the border in the first lace U S relations with Turkey are still strained as . TI __ ________ -- ___ - ____ 2 - - ; - -- _________________________ - - .-.• - . -1 ' :--. . . . . . -. -- a result of the dispute over Cyprus, which may or may not affect th e willingness of the Turks to mon tor - . . -- .................. 7" t- A W~ K 1~7 . i"- '-- ' - Z There is always the hope that detente diplomacy canleadthechmesecommunlststodomoreabout drugs flowing from the "Golden Triangle" of Asia. However, Mexico has more to lose than any other nation from allowing drug-smuggling to impede relations wi th the United States. Operation Intercept gave way to a program called Operation Cooperation, linking U.S. and . - ,. - - - - - . - ".. ---------, - 7' I . . -' . - ___ -.- - _ 7~_, - 4j~__' - ----- - - Alexican enforcement efforts. The growing presenc -an brown" on the back-alley h F. - , 0 t4~ - ;I: : 1 1 ; I ~ ~ ~_- _~ - kt ts that d Ford the right track in reminding Mexico of what cooperation really means - -,~4-; ,W ',' k P .. If 4 -- J4. -. --il - 5A _- - .2 S " -.' -- i ' _ ____ tiMz9.. ' - - ' - ____ ___ ______ _________________________ M lsii , ._11 _- - ~ -OT . j. %'( = ";: BERRY'S WORLD _____ - --_ 1 ~_ _ ___ _ _. _, : .:- -: . 'stem and starting - - -,. ~ %.,~ for junking the who I DON lfl OAKLEY . - i;U ii' 1 I alpractice -- ____________ - ll 00, I I; ,'I 11 ~I ; y '' : " I A-1 ' j :4 1 I.':.'..', , &1 ( 11 I&Tti' I i ~ . 1 1 I ~, ii :.LII t @.T ,- ~ ., .j I 1. J i I .' ' ki iLt '1 ~ r. -,I &0' ,.* 1~: I It , I 1~ K . I ' 0 .1 01 I -, 1_lIf - i I . I Candidat Not that the Miimesta senator would be I V 1$v ' 1 ill ~ its P I . If •'\(, V - ' of ji I ' ',, IN: -'i, , 11 il Ili , J, 0 IT I f", -— . I r., , 0 r I I I I . -i-iil - ji~'~' 01r ( I '\ , ,. , 1. ' itp - - I 11*5 Beginning Letters To The ' settled in favor of the defendant (the doctor or regarded SCC for only W. agree ut the need for management $100,000 represent only 2.5 per cent of the Inopriate any funds for It until after the ciden ta ,et result in more tha n 50 ner cen1• electbon.Sorneofthern mayfmd they nolonger total awards, ha ve a need for such back ground. Awards or setUements (or more than $50 000 Joan Madison (Mrs. George W. Madison) the total awards, Awards or settlements In excess of $25,000 represent 8 per cent of the Incidents, yet result In more than 75 per cent of total award or set eings Adisgruntledtaxpayer Altamonte Springs Notes volved both in bringing a claim and in defending against it. Everyone at the North Florida Lions EyeThe study, based on Informa tion from i0, Bank would like to take this time to recog nize medical malpractice claims c'osed in 14, was and thank those In your community who quietly i ni tiated by an "All Industry Committee aid the fight against blin d ss the funeral dical Malpractice Insurance" and was directors. funded by the American I nsurance Associat'on - JACK ANDERSON -snoops damnwell searching for dirt, Humphrey is untouched by th e phe nomenon of supercilious post Wa terga te suspicion I 17 ~, I I I , , ' ~ P .. J"- '" '- " ',, "' represent 5 per cent of the incidents, yet result In two.tha.ti of 0 to injured by such probing. At least he has always beenable to surviveauegauofmJond uct jn th e past many, many times in the past. Fore ins nce, there was the WneIn1%l when heused influence to hel get government loans for a Minnesota company that the government later accused of faLw claims and breach of contract. Humphrey sid es tepped suspicions by Ignoring them and thereaf te r the issue was forgotten. Attention parents! And ft should have been forgotten, say H um phrey'ssuppo rt , Nomancan fair ly be judged by the In sodven tures of mere associa tes. And yet, were Humphrey a genuine candidatet . - - - I /1',- f -I .- .., 1 ;'. / I,' ' . i4/ I ' ;Y . ' . - '.. '(. -- . - - p S . Clubs Set Meets ' P '! pr~ __ _______ ..- -_--- . - - ... ,.. _____ 4 ~A X! J . service ~ ; _9*t_., !4~Im - - ,' 14 04 fl .~ .i 4 ~t - -- -- , . \~t F - -.•- ' - - - - - .; 1~- the center. Other service A" ______________ projects are planned for -.--- the nursing home which is Xi Theta Epsilon's service project for the year. Under - .• - Reservations for Valentine Ba!1 should be made through Xl Theta wwo. Eç*tion members from left ) Jan Myers, Evelyn Serraes or Sue Ceynowa ograms, L.ILy Council has received a check to help defray costs incurred by a Beta Sigma Phi sister for open heart fund helps Beta Sigma Phi members who apply for either educational or personal help. The chapter also supports the Florida Beta Sigma Phi Convention Fund. surgery. A Christmas basket was delivered to a family in the Sanford area Traditionally, Xi Theta Epsilon contributes to the Beta Sigma Phi Loan and Endowment Fund, This - A pledge ritual was given to two new members, Arlene Blum and Connie Dean at the December year's activities. Socials planned for the rest of the year include a seafood dinner at Inlet Harbor Restaurant in Port Orange; a bunko rush party: the annual Founder's Day luncheon in April; a family picnic and a swim party to end the year with a splash, meeting. December's Christmas party was held at Mayfair country Club. Hosted by Theta Epsilon, it was a fun-filled evening of dining, dancing and door prizes. A dinner party at a local restaurant will start this - again, and therefore of fair game for the meat ax I ics 4, I - I - - - 315 E. Second St., Downtown Sanford ,• '. 4. ,'. . '-'V. Ch i ld' s ' Leash' Has Saved ' ~Ijl 1, ,q 1%, I vj, .. -. . 14 . I. I" . .A I f.t N ' By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: May I please respond to INDIGNANT i MOTHER, who tried to justify placing her child in a harness to savehimfrombeing lost or run ' I It over, or falling down a flight of -r'f stairs? A child should be taught ________ _____ not leashed! To defend using a harness by saying It's for the (ruin str1uii'rs. Some even child's protection Is a cop-out reminded me that I was raising used by parents who are too hildren not (logs lazy or busy to look after their Then, something happened own children, There is no that made it easier for me to -' substitute for a motber's hear those insults A beautiful personal attention, 2-)ear-old neighbor girl was Of course, unkind remarks killed. Two minutes earlier, she from strangers are out of place, was beside her mother in the but someone should open the kitchen, There was one brokeneyesofmotherswhoput leashes hearted mother, one dead child on children. Maybe the mothers and one unsuspecting driver should put leashes on Who (Iid't see the wee curly THEMSELVES and be walked head dart from between two through stores and airports for parked cars until he felt the their "protection," Adults also thump of a wheel go over her got lost, run over and fall down little body. stairs. That was 25 years ago, T"dav I say, God giveth and God I am the niother of two living taketh awn)', harness or no children and six grandchildre n, harness. and I ihank God that He gave UNIEASIIEI) IN OKl\hiOMA me the intelligen value the lives of my' children above the DEAR UNLEASHED: Please criticism of a few 'knowread on for anot1cr point of it-ails." Indignant mother . forget DEAlt AJ3BY This Is for sour indignation and rock your lN[)IGNANT MOTHER, who living baby to skp. Keep him was frequently subjected to harnessed until he's old enough J F. insults from strangers because to underst,ar,d simple danger she used a harness on her 2- It's much be tter than carrying year-old child, flowers to a small grave. I too, used a harness, and a MRS. OK. IN VA. 11 , 4 - - ear . - - . - - -- !- Some Youngsters From Danger - - ($82,000) to the boss, Jack Chestnut, a one time Humphrey campaign manager, was sentenced four months In prison last year for his part in other cam paign shenanigans on beha lf of the -- Abbv __,. __._,. Are They 1 V1 their hands in traffic. A dislocated shoulder can go undetected for a long timwhile causing much damage and discomfort. ALL FOR HARNESSES - - -- / - - - - - - - - . " ' BI - - -- , ") I :. . -. - I I - : - lluwkmorton County, Tex., and he is more simpatico with big ranchers n small stoop ., - -, - . - laborers -' 10", ' brought enough quiet presstwe to - I - The House Agriculture Committee has 1 bear After Ford's return. Zarb kept it up until the — Under pressure from the growers, EPA meanwhile, to prevent enforcementonofEPA, th months hammering out a bill which sets a new President signed the bill on Dec fl e aLso quashed an earlier NFIC pro je ct, the pesticide regulations. na tional oil policy. Footnote; Zarb 's closest friends confirmed pesticide hotline, which would have provided a effect can be measured 7b worked 1hourdaystopateh together a that a veto would have brought his resignation, toll-free telephone number for field hands to teniis. Consider these repo,Infstark human compromise Even when his duties took him out Zar himself would te ll us only: or example, 'The battle is report poisoning Incidents from Florida of to, n, he setera phones In h is hotel rooms over. I don't want to talk about it" EPA has made only a token effort to enLa st November 10 fi eld hands, and kept buming the wls to Capitol Hill POISONED FIELDS The field wor kers, who force EPA regulations on the farm Many of far them women, were hospitalized With The compromisebiflsat edno one, leastof helped make America the beat fed nation In mers (1iregarde(l the regulations and spray nausea, skin rashes an severe all th e oil conipiies but it was th e h't fht (h ..-1-- Second Street j) World Imports ", : - migrant health clinics, the selection of items ' 1111 has not sent ft vital health smey to 125 just to loo k at - . . . a survey to determine th e n um ber of dea ths and illnesses from exposure to pesticides Yet EPA It's fascinating ... , - - e common But the in defatigable Zarb didn't give up. He situs labor bill. Inveigled a ride on Air Force One for the lint lap Sources close to Zarb say he was ready to of the President's trip to China. All the way to resign, effective In April, if he had been hit with Alaska, Zarb lobbied the President, to browse around. - - ' - - You don't have to buy just because it's a bargain. ' - phrey press aide, pleaded guilty in 1974 to aiding and abetting an ille I in tq Ona WASHINGTON — Energy Czar Frank Zarb shaken by the opposition. By the end of the two- fields. Here are the sliocking facts: ficularly its 76-year-old vice chahm, Rep. W. would have followed Labor Secretary John hour meeting, th e conservatives were convi nced e Th National Farmworkers InR. Poage. The old man grew up on a rancn in Dunlop out of the government if President Ford the measure would be vetoed. formation Clearing House NFIC) has prepared had vetoed the energy bill as he did th little shop, but allow yourselfatjeastone ho ur -. - senator ner 'cj.f Madirli"le trip around the world. - -. h Florida e .' , donor in Ilk , - 'i I LIKE A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD ,. e • organizations in Woman's Club Seminole County have subWoman's Club of Casselberry mltted nominees for the will hold a business and social Kiwanis Club of Sanford's meeting at the Woman's annual Roberta Gatchel Clubhouse, Overbrook Drive Woman of the Year Award. Feb. 3, at 1 p.m. Rep. Robert Nominations have come from Hattaway (D- Altamonte Woman's Club of Sanford; of r' will spcask on the Greater Sanford Chamber of Sunshine Law. Commerce; SISTER Club; A flea market, boutique and Sanford Business and bazaar will be held at the Professional Women's Club. t-..i. J -' - - • I Woman Of The Year )sa from around the world. - ' Epsilon Sigma Omicron Democratic Women's Club of ESO) has changed the format Seminole County; Seminole of the previously announced County Federation of Women's meeting. The group will meet Clubs; Disabled American for a coffee on Jan. 23, at 10 Veterans Auxiliary 30; Pilot a.m., at the home of Mrs. R.M. Club of Sanford; Altamonte Herndon, Mrs. Carnieta Ray Springs Woman's Club; will be guest speaker. Seminole County Mental Health Included on the committee Assn,; and Fraternal Order of with Mrs. fle-ndrj arc Mrs. the E41 S. Seminole Stanley Pierce, Mrs. MInne Auxiliary 3643. l.t'e New, Mrs. Philip Logan The award will be presented and Mrs. J. Fred Wilson. at a Kiwanis luncheon In March. on \-'' L collected for the patients at _________ '' ( sages were cor - - AAp #' ~ - - .' - -- -- -'- - - - . - (. lj;v -- 4 -.,: -- - , ' - ' - - - -. - made for the women at the Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center Scraps of materials, bath and toilet arUdesereali, - _______________ -. -- - projects ItILt:pr .- -- ,- • - - chapter obligations and Tu.sday, Jan, 27,1976--7A I iim _ place parents In the position of pertinent information and what Impressed with Debbie's talent following the closed premieri r Did you read Bill Currie's DORIS being Imprisoned, actions can be taken to kill the in column, "Around the Clock" the various dance fields, that performance which will honoi DIETRICH In fact, one woman corn- bill. she was awarded a permanent supporters of the company appearing in TheE E vening Con-espondent mented, "Why, if that had been contract to dance in the two- whose success has beet Herald on Jan. 237 The column in effect when I was growing CongratulaUns are In order hour featured portions of a proposed long spectacular sustained through communit3 I DIAL up, my mother would have been to Debbie Russell, daughter of Broadway-style show, bill entitled "The Child and which Is and civic support. ? sentenced to the death cham- Mr. and Mrs. Tom (Dora Lee) a story Family Services Act of 1975," and the history of the The mon recent "angel' her," Russell of Geneva. After "Big Top." It will be a daily supporters include June from the Congressional Record, Lor Just as Currie suggested, gradu'ting from high school, feat ur e at Circus World. Many parents are unaware of mann, Jim Ryan, France! Kathleen urged women not just Debbie, a charter mem ber of this bill. Mrs. William Democratic Women's Clubs Jackson, Bernie and Johr of sit and talk, but to do Ballet Guild of LanfordWhile 78 dancers are on their Morris, and Virginia and Percy (Kathleen) Reynolds, State Florida Inc., to read the column something. She stirred up a Seminole, departed for A1lanta toes and skinning on and off Committeewoman for the to the group. ,Mercer. magnitute of action and where she was a professional more than 400 costumes during Democratic Executive CornMany of the women had never emotion among the women, model and danced with the Ballet Guild's rehearsal for the mittee of Seminole County, was heard of this bill and Congratulations are in ordei were as who plan to write their Atlanta Ballet Company, so Incensed after reading the frightened as those of us who Feb. 21 and 22 Bicentennial to Glenda Smith, who was th congressmen and start cirReturning home from the big dance-drama, "River Gold," only woman to receivc column, that she left her were aware of Its existence. culating petitions, city for a rest, while here, she just about that many volunteers recognition at the business Saturday to appear The bill, proposed In the InSanfordConcerned parents are asked auditioned for "The Day the are behind-the-scenes to put the S e m I n o I e before a meeting of Region II terest of children's rights, could to contact Kathleen for Jaycees more Circus Came to Town," which show on the road. , Disting uished Ser vi ce Awards will be a permanent attraction Mem bers of Sanford J un ior Banquet Saturday' night at -# : .. A of Circus World when It re- Woman's Club are busy Mayfair *0% Country Club, Glenda "l.-I 11 opens on April 3. finalizing plans for the received the "Outs tanding Director Bud Davis was so reception they will host Young Educator" award. s Z ,'4•" latter was vice president. Walters was in charge - for Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Action_Urged On 'Child Ri ghts' B Ill of the nation's Office of War on Hunger until for training In eye removal at the University of allegations were made that he had compromised Florida College of Medicine and donate their the integrity of his office by not preventing valuable skill and time In removing eyes from employes from accepting foreign kickbacks. His de ceased uOflOfS i,sj pr paring we eyes for r esignation was quickly accepted by the White to i'w, pvn bank. ,L'-,r,r. n. donor U SIOUSe. es th ere would be no corneas to transplant ey Then there were Max Kampleman, Neal One pair of -yes can restore sight to Petetwn and Eugene Foley, confidants of Vice two people blind from conical problems. The President Humphrey who were accused in funeral directors l provide a pri celess heen involved in goverment service n, e ) ,an o your contractual irregularities. Kampleman was commun1y. charged with f urthering an Ag ency for In. ternatlonal Development contract; We really cannot express ow appre a Peterson e rson ciation was said to ha ve IueII.L-U fl II4U Business enou gh Herbert E. Kaufman M.D. Administra tion conact for a Mesoth con Medical Director, cern for w hich his brother was counsel. Foley, also A.I.D., was denounced for a mallck Nort suspicion It should be said that none of Hubert Hum Letters to the editor are welcomed for phrey's earlier associates was formally charged publication. All letters must be signed, with a with violations. However, two of his nmt recent mailing address and, if possible, a telephone friends have been Norman a Hum • number so the Identity in print The FenIiig 1k raId also reserve the right to edit letters to elimInate libel or to inform to space requirrment. A Stop in and take a Ed itor %erifled. The Evening Herald will respect the % ihrs of writers ho do not want their names used ~ ~ - -Xi it',-nai-rounciantcrd There was f or example, Herbert Walters, a longtime Humphrey crony who somehow Of the 1ATiter may be l Springs, where Xi Theta Epsilon's ways and means sold tickets on Beta Sigma Phi mugs. Since most of the members are either tuljnttP.or P.ii.f nhhi,rtc a bowling and pizza social was held in November. In November and December a sale of homemade articles and baked front of Publix Market MonIes red here was - WOMEN A *t - o - of skepticism, he might face the concern of tlx& who are bothered b the consistency of his associates' misadventures. leak Mrs. Serraes and her of. (leers, Vicki Hall, vice president; [.essle Pauline, treasurer: Jan Myers, recording secretary; and Sue Ceynowa, corresponding secretary, this is proving to be it year of informative cultural programs, congenial socials, and service projects which the membership has supported enthusiastically. A Beginning Day luncheon at Buck's Hestaruant got the year off to a happy start. The Bicentennial theme is "Heritage and the Woman". To carry the theme through the remainder (If the year, glass Jars 'a ith the Liberty Bell and the years 1776-1976 embossed, would be the Chapter's only drinking goblets at all socials. An Italian spnghetti dinner highlighted the calendar of events for September. October's socials included a bingo and subs social to introduce the rushees and their husbands to the members and their spouses. Also In October, and In conjunction with City Council, the entire membership enjoyed the traditional All Chapter Luncheon at Lord Chumley's Altamonte . I a — As Valentine's Day draws nearer, so does the Feb. 7 deadline for Valentine Hall reservat ions. The charity ball, scheduled for Feb 14, Is fpOflSorcd by Beta Sigma Phi sorority and this year, Proceeds will benefit the Seminole County Youth Hanch. Tickets are $750 a couple. Xi Theta Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, is this year charged with the responsibility of ball reservations Ticket., have already been distributed to chapter members, and the first patron tickets have been sold, reports Evelyn &rraes, chapter president. Members handling reservations are Sue Ceynowa, Elizabeth Jett and Jim Myers (telephone 323-1798); for patron tickets, call Mrs. Seri-aes, 322-58, "Everyone Is hoping for as large a turnout as we had last year," commented Mrs. Serraes, Sponsor for ticket printing is Johnny's Standard Service Station. The Valentine Ball will be another in the exciting t-ries of a('tiitie5 enjoyed liv Xi Theta Epsilon members during the 1975i; seas. Under the leadership of ear'y presidential primaries Li that he does not have to u.dergo what for the official candidates1, maybethernostwitherm,gpubllcezaminauonjn American political his tory. While th e others sweat out the Investigations Into tlit cobe5bed corners of their careers, the I ' - "tuirr,_____ I . I L , . 1 . a A ._ ".., I -, I — Benefits If " , 1 .I ' . claim, substantial amounts of expense money are In. i r :11,k Is flement dollars. 4. Regardless of the outcome of a I ~__7` Ticket Sales Open t or Valentine Ball I 0, 1; [ -' Incident. It takes another 17 months for the average claim to reach final disposition, making Need Definite? the tota l time from the date of the Incident to the date of settlement 30 months. Larger claims take even longer w our O.mu,o,e County Commissi£ oners feel ciocu, they 'd " Whil' 58 per of all claim c"-' , iu,flii, b an a1e de d ci onl ed they er Id ll tIttdjct, and 80 per cent of those tried to verdict are tune of our local and hi ghly hocnital) I I 1JL. know, however, how many Involve legitimate claims which, for one reason or another, are dropped before trial or are not proven to the satisfaction of a Jury. Other highlights of the study: , ' t; 6 W),'\,)i'1 I suits deserving of dismissal. It is impossible to 1. The average medical malpractice claim is not rqxrted until 13 months after the alleged I 1i A INjIt I i i ~!,.."' ” „.,, ~ . . - - TIEDE 1 I - ;v -- crossed Hubert Humphrey's mind but one of N, I rePortedeconamiclossocarerecelvthgnoung at a economic loss and 28 per cent receive more than live times their reported economic loss. But fully 50 per cent of the parties for which medical malpractice claim files are established receive no award or setlement der the present tort II bilit system. No doubt many of the latter are pure TOt4 L 1. loss while many others are either receivi amounts which are considerably less than their receiv-e awards or settlements, 55 per cent receive more than two times their reported I I J j ' i surance costs are placing on the nation's pysictan—and ult imately their patients is onlypartn(the"malprdcuce. 'E%enif the present system could continue to lumber along S it has in the past, it would still demand rorm T i , I - - —fluJCue ~d '141" ~,e S ystem I 'dii' ' J I stuy of medic mapmactice claims, many injured parties are being compensated with amo un tsfarinexcessof th eir reported ecoflomlc tr 11 - . The severe burden soaring malpractice in. 7 'i 4 J : .1 . 11 .. ~ , I F, 1I I ! f q l ~~es ~, .51F '~ 1 I 0I , k -. , a' 1' , ; ;i'u,n It i I Ii.i .. The Unequal -- --'-- - a veto. For the doughty little ex-broker had spent -r . CeO. U, WIW Seeralofchemenmyourarea volunteered a congressional committee that more than half the taxpayers who go to the IRS with questions about their tax returns get the wrong answer. good iuvuy, -- .. Internal Revenue derstand what it meam. This Is the point we have reached after all the exercises in "tax reform" which are suppo.sed to close loopholes but I to make the tax code more and more baffling. Between them, Congress and the IRS are making a _____ I- of the that even the people who work for the IRS don't always un- - -1 , . --,Ill, • And Mr. Alexander is not apologizing, either. It's not his fault, he says. Congress has nude the tax law so complicated — ! .. ,- ' .,4,P X~ -7~1 ___ r. -;~.7.4& 7j~.:to ."`"#1t I Senice is making no attempt to ref ute the startling $f..zt - "a- -V ' Commoner Donald Alexander j" til,.O r ,.P ,.,.... ,', ne o What s . 1"1.4. rAi,. 4 . ~ . !-. 1., _- ,in -hw uts ____ .___________ -- t i _____________ . ''. -. . . ----------------________________ ___ p j.. - 'gang', boastfully wearing lea th er vests bearing the words 'OUUaw M,C.' on th e back of same. Spazlano was con vi cted of th e brutal slaying of laura Lynn Harberts, but steadfastly deni ed any connection wi th the mutilation-murder, and on Mon da y th e jury reconunended life in prison for him, which means he won't be eligible for parole for at least 25 years. Following Monday's court session, armed Iziw enforcement personnel escorted the 'Outlaw' mem bers to their cars and motorcycles and 'helped' th em out of town. Trouble had been expected by law enforcement people (luring th e trial but none developed and for th is we commend Seminole County Sheriff John Polk and his able staff for a job well done. It's doubtful any trouble that might have developed could have lasted long, because bo th uniformed and plain-clo thed deputies were all over th e place like bees swa rming In a hive. We can all be thankful we have such dedicated law e nforce ment people who know t he ir Job and perform it so well . Couldn't help but notice all th e security pr ecautions taken by various law enforcement agencies these past few days while 'Crazy Joe' Spaziano, former leader of the Outlaw motorcycle gang, was on trial in Sanford for the murder of a young Orla nd o hospital clerk, Too, it as crthy of note that many rnember3 of the 'Outlaws' were Ili attendance throughout the trial and they seemed proud of being a part of the 10 teams of eight persons v)ing for top honors in recruiting new members Team cap ta ins inr'ude [ibert Abney, Wayne AIbe, fled Cleveland, Bill Heroin traffic in New York City dropped off ,.,, = . the local chamber. According to homer, Wcjt1 will have an office in the chamber building and will also continue working in the Kiwanis Club and other civic projects in the community, Too, Weible will serve as chairman of the Sanford Christmas Parade, which will be a chamber 1un'tion from now on. He'll also assist at ribbon cuttings, groundbrc.akjngs and other functions in the community, according to Homer. Homer also tells us that he's still trying to get either former California Gov, Ronald Reagan or Alabama Gov. George Wallace as speaker and guest of honor for the annual Greater Sanford banquet. lie also Informed us that the annual membership glrjvp will o I President Ford is wheeling out bigger guns in the fight against illicit drug traffic. The program he announced recently will require some new legislation which he will propose to Congress early this year but he has already made some moves on his on hich could open a new front in this long . .:'•, The Clock I .----- and Wal te r Glelow, Torn Hunt, Tom McDonald. John Mrccr, !>t Register, Jim Ryan and Garnett White, With people like that heading up th e 10 teams, we'd sure ha te to go out on a limb and try to predict a winner . The membership drive will kick off wi th all teams meeting at a special breakfast buffet (sausage, eggs, grits, biscuits and coffee) at the chamber at 7:30 a.m. ( That's on Feb. 17, remembe r.) Speed Moreland is membership chairman. Good luck to all 10 teams. Get out th ere and hustle and make this year's membership drive the most successful ever. Sanford Chamber of Commerce, tells us that Wikr H. (Jack) WelbIe, 202 Forrest Drive, Sanford, has agreed to be "Roving Ambassador of Good Will" for - - ' -'. . - - - - " ' l % - , - - •" . .- __ 'I ,, - . ..;•._-.- . , • ..'. tbI F4 Y. 10, CAN HEADACHE! . . .. L:1 • nini nit nh LAI )fl. ONS%~ ; X ~ , - 3 - 2-.-" r rOl as relie f call the : / / J''( 1t iqok Hostess . - - - - ' MOVING SHIRLEY MILLETT 8319212 Casselberry Winter Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs RUTHTUECH - There is no guesswork in shopping for the homemaker who plans her shopping the cf. ficient, newspaper way. She starts by listing her shopping needs then pre-shopping for them in ads in her paper. - -: ~_ ~_ t ' -- - I- - �- ________________ - tr'',t - - - --• - . -- - - a-- - .- - - - -_-_ - .—---- -rr- r-- rIc-r -- - -- r 'tty ,, ______ - - - • — - - - . _____ - - _____ -- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Eecutlon issued out of and und pursuant tO FIortcii Statute SSS6S 0. the seal of the County Court of U ata Evening on a ld kflg 2 12 TOMORROW sob. Msh MAN BEHAS DIMENSION IN C'' • A Morning snes at4 TUtE 2) 4 . 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE ? 00 - 6 CBS NEWS I' ) MAKING IT COUNT 9 ABC NEWS €D fIN TIN TIN POLICE 2 TO TELL 'IHE 1I.ThH 4 BEWITCHED 6 CONCENTRATiON U FEEDBACK 9 WILD. W1LDRt,DOF SC1 4) tvflocnminals CtViC4flfW S!cne Koslo) 10 manufactiwo lethal €D STARTREK 730 2 CANDID CAMERA 4 MATCHGAME 6 GOOD TIMES. Comody secs starsing Esther Rose, John Aims, Janet ()uf3is Ralph Carter, Jwnm,r, Walker ,ir 1 8ornNadettoS1imnts 9 I-fOLLY OOoSQUJES 41 orl'aged and dangorc- smi tiospial as iiiI s mugged, and the doctor sot Out to revenge her death at7:25and825) 2 01 music Mien Fonzje sings at fl g darn, €1) MOViE '(opVaney. Lcino, Dane Oat 1947. i 9' MARCUS WELBY, MD.: Pan two01opisOdnth[) I ____________________________ CY1UClOt'SY Wieflhe SiCIOS WIth a young doctor who dauns r,'mo ctsargos anst tim false. 11 2 c4i .6• 9. '12 NEWS [T1L 2:30P.M,- 31.25 Gorgc C.Scoit I a-S,,' 1i .x-nz. rg 11:30 2 ,12 TONlOFiT' '4 1 6 i CBS MOVIE' 'The World, The Fish Dove." HarTy Befalonto, Ingoi' Slptmn,, 1C)i. in,tt,i.rt LAKE HURST, N.J. l37-TC THIS CAY, THF TRUTH IS STILL OUFSTIONED thuoriyttIeepooØoalgjat ______________________ THE WEEK' I1:1icres" [ STARRING GENE t.IZA €D 700 CLUB 1100 2 12' WHEEL OF FORTUNE BURT REYNOLDS •NTf•a,( - 6 'i GAMBIT 9 LETS - MAKE -- -- A (WA! 1130 - 4 '6' CBS NEWS SNOW WHITE — ________________________ AND THE SEVEN DWAIF _____________________ 2: MA1iFF SHOW ,, ,., GILLIGANS ISLAND daylirrio carna senos created by Norman Lear. bod ' i sJightty bent soap opera,' it ' SOt in a fictional Chic) t(Mci and follows the ltvs of rest,4. l.... ._.4 _. "-" uvuux ,j ,usxj auio (B& 2 9 N 4 'G yOG,e.,pjrJp,'. (B 400 2 4 9' n-€wnj MICK MOUSE CLUB 1200 WALT DISNEY'S 9 I ONE LIFE TO LIVE 9 EDGE OF NIGHT W ADOAMS FAMILY 430 LESS _________________ W THE MOTHERS IN LAW 3.30 4 6i MATCHGAME: Wed oa"y, Ch 4, 'Can ft Maca,oii: Path 01 the Papagos U €1) MISTER ROGE Afternoon 14A,x 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL. IN THE FAMILY 9' GENERAL HOSPITAL €t) (Pktn) A BIT WITH KNIT (WPd) 'I%OMAN ALIVE Wi 1155 500 2 U 12 NEWS €L) ELECTRIC CaM- PANY 9. BRLYHIWES EL) THE LONE RANGER H IC4 "THE LEGEND OF 0MEo --- -r FREE SWAPHOP AND FL CA MARK ET E V ERY SUN DAY CALL 322-121ê ____ Fc100, Serial LP1O)94.5 Magic Chef Range, Model )I7V, Serial 41074590 DATED this 26th day of January, 1976. " JAWS " (Seal) A.a.. ""iv' .". .. - Free, 6.442077 for "We Care"____________________________ -- WE SELL SUCCESS 70) Conirr'rcaI 1?] 5176 . - - AT REGULAR PRICES TUES. & THURS. ECONOMY NIGHT-ADULTS $1, CHILDREN SOc - - - with orange spots, metal studded van coflar Aiiswerj to "Rayno". $100 Reward. 372.4693. VENDING ROUTES Excellent Opport,'nity Only 1.10 hours weekly with complete company training & location set 1 '__• ___________________ --6—Child Care - -. -- -.-Ad in the Herald collect, Mr 372 2611; L,lIe want .mds bring big. b results. Just try one. 3722611 or 131 9?93 ______________ A BABY'S WORLD Care for Intanis to age? only p.t to new Drivers' License Bureau 322 6645 WILLIAM P. SISSON, Respondent NOTICE OF SUIT TO: WILLIAM P. SISSON ________________________ Petitioner, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before February 2]. 1976 Otherwiie, a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition, UJIYJCCt ' ,,... Going Business Day Care Center WiU lease or sell Phone CII 14.5 c' f" "'" __________________________ ________________________________ .. -. Day Care, my home Prefer age 7to 4 Fenced yard. Phone 373 79 Rentals ________________________ ________________________ New government program, child care for as low as $7 per we, you quaJify, 373 8424 ____________________________ Chltrcncarcdfo '0 high school area. 373 8216 after 9:30 a m ____________________________ Motherof 19 mo old baby uld like 30-Apartments Unfurnished ____________________________ - (0 4 2 Bedroom apartment. newly PaintCd. carPeted, kitchen fur_____________________________ nhshe,j Adults preferred 323096) cc 321 0161 ' 9-G'ood Things to Eat ______________________________ ''' ___________________________ Frut Fo Sale ,. u'x w------... a m or otter 1 p m '?Añ,uIn,I_ " - Court on or before February otn. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 1976.11 you fall to do so judgment by IN SAI(. ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED default will be taken against you for that the administration of the t*t. the r.II • " "' - " P1 aparInt5, furnished cw uflfurni5hed Newly redecorated. Come see 300 E. Spacious garage apt, air condition, pooIps'lvilcges,utllitlesfurnlShed, wood or steel desk (esrcuteve desk & hairs secretarial desks & - • I - - -. - - - 75-Recreational Vehicles 372.6457 - LOCATION Cc"c;, rtfurb:rd 7 I bath, frame home tI5,O ' -- ___________ One BR, unfurn apt., electric heat. air, carpet. Adults. $105 )flfl96 afler S& wk ndt Pool North Reaty u ren REALTORS tlrorict,Officc ?6?lOrtarido Drive Thl ffotke shall e published thIs Sth clay of ______ ' - r.,,.i,i fl ,'.ir ,%fl ti'.,I,!,9I) i..'r':r ti)'.. 'urn:n&r' 3 UR. 7 ba??, huge family room, 7 car garage. 1375 Per month CLIFF .JOPOAP4,REALTOR, 21OW000MERE BLVD. 3 BR., 1 Bath, $135 Info inwindow __________________________ Deltona- Executive home, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, playroom, tamly room, fully carpeted, heat. air condition, drapes, dishwasher, intercom. $300 month, firSt and lest, $700 security deposit Ph 574 _______________________________ 2697 Pen? or Sell, 4 bedrOom. 1' bath. garage, carpeting gold. close to SChOOl5. shopping. 323 02S7 after 6 _____________________________ Bedroom House KIt. Equipped. $173 834 1939 after S 1310 Elliot St.-- WALKING DISTANCE to churches, doctors, shopping and almost everything, Lovct'y 2 Story, bedroom condo. In nice sectIon ol town Wooden privacy fence in r..?ar yard Reduced 10122.300. Low down. excellent terms PANELED FAMILY ROOM Ex celInt condition, well landscaped yard,carpeting, kitchen equipped, carport, utility shed All thiS plus more for $ll WE'VE GOT IT! Just listed this custom built 3 bedroom home in Mayfair. Central heat air, kitchen appliances, separate gue'st Cot tage House has extra large bedrooms, fireplace and ll kinds of gingerbread. BR, kitchen 7 Ste nstro m Realty - ________________________ Matching coffee table ,lnCt cam mode, pecan. like n"w, Ill) Pho'e 373 54S3 OSTEEP4 - I Bedroom. $140 Per month SCHUREN REALTY, Realtors 377 1307 ____________________________ Call Sanford-s Sales Leauer e shall be staled If the Steflstro rn Realty Itomc ci I3PP •' ,,rr,1nted Homes - NICE t4EIGP400RII000 Well kept) bedroom home with paneled family room, plush carpet'ng, range, disposal, dishwasher, stalnleis steel Sink Reduced price of 52)950. With low down and etceilent terms I - (,J ()dOIl1 -. -- — - -- _.. ' ._ aS' have Ihat challenges the 66—Horses 1972 FordCourir' 4 Speed with Topper 322 3471 d.Jtos - 1967 C.Xi,iiac ii çocicl COnditiOn, A:' 196$ Invernatonal Travel all, *tieei uive, with wench. 323 5i)) - 1977 Ford Currier pickup, new Nrc', and paint, excellent cor,dition, 11,195 Call 3221651. Dealer. -. . . - Chevrolet I door, 75 pct restored, driveable. See at Wekiva River Haven, ask for Roy, or cali 322 7517. For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mar?, 71% Sanford Ave. KENMORE WASHER, parts, service USCdn',Chifl MOONEY AP°L 'APICE S 373 ?, ST. JOHNS R E ALTY CO. '17 CASH 322-4132 1973 Fiat X19, excellent condition. lop prices paid, used, any condition, ________________________ Nii,t', 3?? 75? JANUARY PRICE THAW ' - _______________________ Wanted to buy used OttiC furniture, Any Quantity NOLL'S Cass;b,r,, H* 17 I o 4206 COLOR Tv, 111 S MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE LAP4 644 1006 weekends, otter 2:30 weekdays 1970 Hemi 'Cuda. perfect condition, drastically reduced ILS9S. 831 - , ___________________________ 1 - - _______ _U99.f_ __________________ __________________ ____ - -. • Aluminum Siding Home Improvements Plumbing , ' JIM HUNT ________ __________________________ _. _________________ REAL1"Y _ _________________ INC. 5uTpi,e'S '' _________ __________________________ ____ ' ________ ' Large 1 & 2 Did you know that your club or nroanlzation can ,'ipp{''lr In this tiSIin4 each Luxury c. age Bdrm. ' li FURNISHED only $3 per v'.eek 7 Ibis Is an id(',iI OR UNFURNISHED ISYR. FHAFIPIAPICIPjG GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3l0iOrlandoDr,ve Sanford, 3735200 THE CONTRACT" , PlOOlvE AWAYS. 610 GIMMICKS LOW LOWIPITEPEST RATES 125 FROM Pressure Cleaning Ich ReIEtt 'SERViCE BEYOND STUDIO 1.2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES APARTMENTS for Apartments 'aEW high quality hOfliCS w,lh only TOKEPI DOWN PAYMENT! You can't alfcrd to rent when we can I I one' hand. a career with A national ___ _ _________________________ ____________________ 1 øu have a lob a good credit, we Corporation On the other, We'd 1 Year Leases LEGION ' ,, pOST Ii Hwy. 17-92 Across :JkN:.)hb0hc /J 0 or $31.9777/) From Ranch Housi 373-167 Hwy 11971 fluthOI Saril,j t'" ___________________________ ',':,. ' 0 - - Welcome. ,, - . . 1 'l Ii rd '' ' 4 NEW 3 bedroom. 7 bath. central heat, air $7,000 down, $70 month. 372 7787, DUPLEX- 7 bedroom ua . central Is at & i I — . py busine Al . C 118 R ________ Burglar Alarms _______________________________ ticed help on that Saturday jOb' Panlling, doors, windows hungs. I concretev,ork,etc By the hour, or job 372 9365 ty I _________________________ 373 C965 Radio & TV __________________________ In come Tax S e rv • L)R I P4 Cac'.,.Lt'rrv P'cr'p f)l &4I Williams Accounng Income ___________________________ Roofing Tax Returns ind.vrduai Business H*y 1792 PhOne 317 1 84) at Five' _________________________ SecurityLocks Installed Phone)fl $665 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME! Buying a new home! Moving to an __________________________ _______________________________ ESTERSONLANDCLEARIPIG Bulldo:ing, Exca.ating Ditch Rocfng ,5r. C.,ror'ntrw F ret' tt'ma?es (Cii 373 6749 pert rocI report, II,,, roofs or shingles All won auaranteea BROGOEPI POOIIPIç, work Fill dirt, top soil 177 594.) C&A BackHoe Service iA,vi ri..a.r.nn I,il l,$ Sewint ______________________________ •.s..'L c %ore-u & movcd 3729)17 PhillIps of DCV 30 ( Vernon Mire Jr. CLEVELAND & MILE 6Commercial 274 yers 20 11AM 'P.M. Property H me Improvements 4 Bu i — 11 ',n1.rij A ('it;.".. c Prini,' COMMERCIAL LOCATION. ---.. -: ;;;ri;at SEARS sn Sarifo;d C:,l Cutor-' Work Lcensed Bonded (JAY NURSERY- 3 Bedroom maker 525,900 THE HERALD fl2611 I, ')' ,,,., I _________________________ MOVE FAST ON THIS 3 Bedroom WED, JA#4 i dre.n S Drapes Ogi _______ 6210711 4 Idyliwildo Homes By sould like to be Ircluded In )7261Ci3 T0,L O ' I ,',l SE ___ Land Clearing Let Us Burglar Proof Your Hcme class lied ad Well help you write IE AlA CLEANS ALL ________________________ . I "MatI" It's like pennies from heaven when yOu Sell "Don't Nc'exts' with a ad — 43-Lots-Acreage _________________________ _________ Ports , ar ilir Tr,One' cicellent condition Offered by Savingil Loan 56311 per month Phone 323 605) or 130 0008, nigrits call 67$ 5569. coricrele block. excellent cOndilion. rio city I Acre hlornrs,vt', S6 cx 100' x 700' 101, Wt'kiv HillS, $3 1y r.sr,'r 37? 6670 (I flJ$ Hillcrest l?xSO. 2 bedroom, central air, carport, skirting, awning, MIS REALTORS 321.0041 CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS CI Merchandise Every Day ___ EXTRAS INCLUDED!' CALL US. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED" -_____ ! y • to Life in 9cI.ije&tii&le. of Loch Arbor. 7ed,, 't, iachf"ivr nc1. __________________________________ - _- MCETINC,s Tv'. three bedroom garden home' Professionally Managed ___________________ S UEAUTY SALON (formerly Har?lett'S Beauty Noc'#i 5717 519 C FsrI, 8100004 Nights phone 670 5569 SANFORD DEPOSIT. Beauty Care 2 New dOUble wide, fully set up in aduU park. Cr.''ral air. screened room, carpor?% and skirts $1,000 under invoice No of your club aCtivities flrltclassbu%in,ss opportunityon and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow ________ Vi II D 'II' — Ualdyn Attorne'ys at Lw - . aged couple. 372 hOLIDAy for Sa ______ ________________________ elbounp thEsfateof 79—TruckTrairs _____ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN - FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI divildualsi - 68—Wanted to B . Dryer, Bunk Bedsand Dishwasher Phone 377.26$) ____________________________ Cureithe buildingupyour, i a e he clerk to mail ',Ie COpy to -------. ___________ 52 —Appliances REALTORS M LS 2345 PARK • ' 1974 D')dge pick up, V I. air, radio, 15.000 milel, extra short, 17.900 373 3610 after S Sale--Antique chiffonier arid FARRIER and trunk, range. refrigerator. iv set, 01)41 iF iED Trimming, 1970 Ford Maverick. 6 c AC K SMITH, _____________________________ washerandotherhousenold Items automatic, or $973 Phone 7;. Shoein'. Work ;..1rarc.'i i 24th St 37] 8585 0)3,5 0030 or $30 1219 AT 322-2420 ANYTIME FOP TUNE STARTER Lay the comnertone of your future WeOlth w?h purchase of this 3 bedroom, 1', bath with screened - occasional chairs. 15 and -'P. NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll antique dining suite, $150; twin or f'nd hirri litd in Our BuS're'IS full size headboards, $3; antiques. Service Directory reasonably priced. K ulp Decorators. 109 W First St., 372 '' Call Santoros Sales Leader REALTOR - ______ LARGE 3 BEDROOM. I', bath home in ove4y shn of town BeautIful new carpeting lhrovghout. Extra large lot, separate i t,l'droOm cottage, All for $44,500 Beautiful ranch type home, 3 e.a Mf, iIbIe 0lei atea 647 1617 or 373 6)86 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY _____________________________ - ALMOST NEW 3 bedroom hcm, close to shopping and Extra large lot, central heat air. tpetmq Assume existin; mortgage 126,0C3 RI. ALTY 107 1 25th HAL A COLBERT. REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS,Asscc,ale Cvc 377 0617 or 372.15$? 7otorcycs __________________________ ________________________ - ' _________________________________ work your way up the lad _____________ _____ - - Free home, female to livt in ii,ith 17' Travel Trailer,Gile'$, 1970 mcxii"). escellent shaPe. 372 4302. 64 —Equipment for Rent Steam Clean yourown Carpet Rent our Rsnvac Love seat, $45, coffee table and matching end tabes, $45, 3 stdck CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3725151 tatites, $71. 4 drawer chest1545 youth bed, complete, $70. twin site 65—Pets-Suoplies mattress and box springs. $10; studio couch. $45; nice dinette, ISO; Sylvania TV, B W. 155' UKC Pit Bull Terriers, 100 points, Papers. Guaranteed. 3739144 matching LP chairs. 1)0 each. HAL COLBERT ry ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS 834 1344 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY - 51-Household Goods __________________________________ 30 ACRES on Lake Mary Blvd Will divide into 10 acre tracts $7,500 to $4,000 per acre. 2 BR Mobile Home on acre lot, $15 ar FREER. 3775191 _______________________________ ' Floor Stripping waxing. & Residential & Business. Free estimates Blitz Clean 323 5954 home Ct BPP Warranted Homes LET P.'} Ti I. I 'f()JP SPRING GARDEN SPOT riO,'l FLOYD FOR SALE Dial And Sew Zg lag *ith 3 I TOMATO STAKES nec positlun sewing machine I 3$) 3561 after 3p.m. and cabine' Pay balance of 172cc — 17 payments of $6 SO See at 36" Self Propelled Sweeper, like SANFORD SEWING CENTER flew 1)50 5.. at Snappin Tur 307 E. ist 5t Downtown tie Mowers, 7!17 Park _____________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ , ______ ForSaieflyQwnec CBhouse,100 'fl x ISO' lot, trees, 7 bedroom. Fl. _________________________ room S,intord 373 9)16 after) 30 When you place a Classified Ad In The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because Something wonderful is about to happen. - 377 5677 ________________ Assume Payments _____________________________ - 62—Lwn.Garden BUY-SELL--TRADE 311 315 C F rst 5) - flume, II ,se:, (OflT8inO, on P-oca chassis Autmoatic, new rear air conditioning Latest blue book retail, $5,213, loan value $4,100, will sell to 1st buyer at $4,700. Buyers only, please. 373 0678 4II. I, R.PJ , ' Rent Purchase S ch DUPLEX furnished or un furnished location, Ideal rent Reasonable 365 3721 anytime ' --- THE HOME OF HOME MADE FOOD OPEN SUn thru Thiire o ,.i , .. ,i, ':30—Fri. & Sat. 2t11 1O•30 REAL ESTATE. INC. COMMERCIAL MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE _______________________________________ $135 %U.O Cuor TV QUALITY INN NORTH _I IA SR 134. Longwood 31A-Dup.xes GENERAL CONTRACTOR - Il 3 tIP. l' baths, tam rm, fenced 121.500. 21' Concord self contained travel SUULAP4D- 3 BR, large fenced trailer, $1,600 Ph. 377 144 after I corner tOt, Ige. lam rm Im p m. maculate FHA or VA termS. SW ORLANDO Perfect for 0.., )i7 '4Il .r"rj 76-Auto Parts retirees - 3 BR FHA 1150 On, -------'--'-1135 mo Large tenced yct $15,O'). 7 Large gas heaters; Cement WINTER SPRINGS- 3 BR,? baths, laundry tubs, single maple bed. 63AJust O0ened.- AUTO PARTS & Tractors& almost new. (en ar heat Woodsy Simmons hide a bed; used brick. SUPPLIES, 310$ Sanford Ave 372 Heavy Equipment area School nearby. FHA or VA saxaplone Ph. 3730516 after 6 _________________________ 06.41 Open? Days, Mon. Sat.,? terms 124,900 pm I CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT 6. 1lfld Sun 94 HELLAS REALTY FARM EOtJlP'.'Ep41 Reconditioned Battcr.es, 11295 FREE OlE TWIIAPPING All QOby Rc P E Broker ?WOnd Used exchange PEEL'S BODY SHOP. Gifts. KnitS, Christening Gowns 372 Mor 8677357 "ord, Kubota, Pettibone 1109 Sartccs Ave PAYTOI'a'S CHILDREN'S WEAR I Sales. Rental, Service Ph )fl 1301 117 Magnolia Avenue - JOHNNY WALKER . . flrn aioice of : r1Ua11ty1 4ineir)evry, (Behind Auction Galleries) WILSON MAIER FURNITURE - - Adults, $175 323 2976 - Bedroom block. 7 both, recreational ammenitles, split SAP4FOBD Homey 7 story cx bedroom arrangement. kitchen cellent terms 3 BR, tam 'rm erluipped. enclosed garage, out fireplace, large rooms 1 bI standing landscaping Only $1,300 tP,,vI i. rr.n & t.ii' n'.'r p,iyments L.OUGWOOD VA- Nothing down 321-0041 C By Elaine RICh.arde OPEM DAILY IIA.M.flL 9:30 PM.-'FRI. £ SAT. TI!, 10301' M 136 -iirc.rn 2 _ -- . • . . . CHICKEN DINNER GOOD All DAY Used office furniture ______________________ of Pcacha L. Wiggins. deceased File Number 763 Ci', is pending in Ihe Circuit Couti for Seminole YOU CAN HAVE County, florida, Probate Division, YOUR CAKE the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. The Old adage "YOU CAN'T HAVE FlorIda 32771. Th• personai YOUR CAKE. AND EAT IT" Is ____ Hlgnwa & a 31—ApartmesFurnjhd has __________ _________________________ - RAvENNA PARK-- Lakefront 3 BR. I' baths, central heat air, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 3 year old * Get ' E WhIt * Spanish, central ht, gerap, !trr arpeted, new kitchen, 7 Florida Real Estate very good southside location, Chico & The Man rooms plus boa? dock 132 500 * They' re Hot" * Asking $7? 322-7643 Cofor iv's trom 150. B&w, from We Buy Furniture SUNLAND- 3 BR. 1 both, central Jet t7?&177,Lonqwood $15; Servi 4)S cia 'uroi urea NI all makes, HERBS' heat air, new kItchen, fenced Going fithij Get all the eQuipment WERE VOUDEALT 373 5570 or $34 1805 DAVE 532) 9370 TV 12) S French, 323 1734 Fment. Onniy paymtntv yard. 172.000 needforthowbi900eswitha A FULL HOUSE! DeBAPY-- Lakefront, beautiful new than rent Government suhsidized _________ 1963 Car vIte Roadster, good run ' want ad 3 BR, 7 bath, central heat air, See this lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath YOU NAME IT. Quabled buyers Ccii to 2cc it ring ccndltlart, 17,500 321 0753 55—Boats & Accessories Split level In country setting. Lovely 1 BR. new shag carpet, ga OuiI)ify' Florida room, large lot. 543 I BUY IT alter 5 p.m double garage, screened patio heat, cloSe in. no PetS $125 373 — SANFORD AREA Acreage-- 10 ROt5Sc'n MARINE overlooks swimming pool, Price "The 2nd Get'em Hot" SANFORD AUCTION 1762 Homes -bi l97) Ford Econoline Window Van. acres improved pasture, fenced. 2975 'y 1797 reduCed to 5r1 -CuS!rm tc'en Cur , We I priced reasonable See at 106 W -_______________________ 300 ft on paved road 372 596) will arrange tinenc ng Coleman Circle 372 5043 323-7340 _______________________________ JOHN'S VILLAGEIm I Bedroom motile riorne. prefer ST 1 24 Hrs. maculate 3 BR, 1' baths wall to 32394 10 '' mate. 'one 377 9112 5 _____________________________ M.UNS WORTH REALTY wall Carpet, central heat air, 7017$. FRENCH IHWY 17921 chain link fenced yard, utility N UT I CE R Real Estate Brc'ivr 105 N. Sunland Drive- 3 BR, 2 bath. Home ts shed Only 13,000 down BUSINESS DIPFCTPY /: 503W. 1St St fenced, large shaded lot. Orlando I _______________________________ COUNTRY HOME-- Small? BR on 1 _____________________ 373 60.51 zr 323 0517 v' i-'s 1773 1016. acre 119.300 KOVE ESTATES- New. Swim, __________________________ SAN LANT A- 3 BR. 2 bath, new fish, boat, cluboouse. ISO mo Free By Owner-. Clean, small 3 BR, I FHA finncnq ,Ivd'iObiC TAF F ER REALTY literature. P 0 tlot 10. Osteen. bath, carpet, fenced yard 373 3795 Flo 3776.4 32? , after 6. Req Real Eva" Iti'tIcr Stemper Rnalty - - iSth St. __________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ 372 6655 ____________ _________________ R' I both, completely furnished, Central Floriclas 37—Business Property air Coed., fenced, fruit trees, Lake Mary --______ 2 bar., Fla. rm , MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Close in32) 0471 fenced yard, shade $11.O00or best 3721991 19)9 S French Sq Ft . ;, ,i. offer Owner 322 15.07 _________________________________ 372 1196.337 t94 ___________________ 10061 Maple _________________________ 1959,) I I can COver ,c.,r t'Qrre' ,'.,fh alum, JlMS I'lOt,'.Ii INPROVEMEPiT SEP .1 ,i 173 1171 n' 373 6670 . - —. NI,, Pii.imD'n'j I 42-M3biIe Homes Siding & SOftit system Also r Itures Water Heaters S a m I) KEEP WARM Replace your old 751 Park Dr 372 7118 RootIng, Gutte, s. 70 yrs Exp p m thru Sat 2534 5 Park Orivr G eneva JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more REALTOR tIedrm 2 baths Already iii up AFTER HRS Eagle Siding Co s.Sl 373 5617 efficient awning or Single hung -I wth awning and skirting Cheap 373 373 o ' a rdens windows 131 9974 Phone 373 0100 110 Eteter Court, WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' ainer's Carriage Cove Modil Home Park, WORK! Place a ClOsSifled Ad in EVERY DAY someone is looking for Sanford th(' Evenriq H.'r,iid today Patio what you have to sell Call today - East IIaI.l I ,a , •,rJ, 3270161 after 5. -_______________________ 7 ApIs, 1 or 2 bedroom, furn or unturn, fl Ac, * wcarp.t, s ctamage, IllS ma. 323 4319 after S 30 pm - 300 I i,',ict lii YO?D ill CON TRACT" TWENTY WEST lStheBEST buyon thiS 3 bedroom, I", bath nearly new home Central heat and air, fenced front yard and a privacy wall in hack $7S,Q "... ________________________ - Judgment of Adoption of Minor by Cl I COVE APTS 1976. SELLING IT MAKES CASH. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Case No. 71'2IWCA.Il-C PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD P40W. Clerk of the Circuit Court In re: The matter Call 3777611cc $3l93. Elaine RiCharde BARBARA JOYCE HOWEN Deputy Clerk and GRAPEFRUITS & Publish - Jon 70. 27, Feb 3, 10, 1976 NAVELS. JOSEPH JOHN BOWEN TANGELOS, 12 50 BUSHEL, DCV 101 NOTICE OF ACTION — MURCQTTS,13BUSHEL 377 6733 To. Stanley Adam Rigo FICTITOUSNAME 0 3720)62 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 100 Robert Street Notice is hereby given that I am Building a. Apartment 1 NAME STATUTE engaged in business at 100 SprIngs 18-Help Wanted TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Binghamton, New York Blvd L009wood 37730 Seminole Notice is hereby given that the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that County. Florida under the flaitious ''' undersine. pursuant to the BAR'3ARA JOYCE RICO, 31 'Same of SPRINGS REALTY, and Nurses; RN's. LPNs. Aides. Aide Carriage Hill Circle, Casselberry, that I lnten to ristr sail "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter Compann, Needed immediately name 86509. FlorIda Statute, will rimter F'orida, intents fo apy to the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 628 0636 with the Clerk of the Circuit Cot, in Honorable Dominick Salfi, Judge o Seminole County, Florida in and for Seminole County, Florida, the above Court, at hiS office In the cordance with the provisions of the upon receipt of proof of the County Courthouse at 1:00 o'clock Fictitious Nami Statutes, TC'WiI. TAXI DRIVERS A Mon February 10, 1976. or 5ga Section i 09 FlorIo publication of this notice, the fic Slatvtes 19V. Yellow Cab, 701 S Park Ave., tltlo name, tO wit BUCKHOPN thereafter as petitionr' may S Mary J Riblett Sanford BEER & WINE BAR at Highway I? heard for an order changing Publish' Jan. 13,70,77, Feb.), 1976 97 in Ihe Cily of Casselberrv, Petitioner's name from BARBARA DCV 55 . _________________________________ "rip to assist COUPlE In family Florida, JOYCE RICO to BARBARA JOYCE 1 THE CIRCUIT COURT owned business, full or part time, BOWEN and the name of the That the party interested In said Must b.overfl years old 372 3270 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA petitioner's business enterprise s as follows, minor Child from PROSAE DIVISION NO. us-cp between 10 and S JOSEPH JOHN RICO to JOSEPH Robert N. havens ______________________________ IN RE: Estate of: Dated at Casselberv"y, Seminole, JOHN L3OWEN by which names PEACHA L WIGGINS, k MRS. Fashion Show Director for Saran petitioner and said minor child shall Countì, Florida, January 19th, 1976 PA. S WIGGINS, a k a. PEACHES L. Coventry Act now no investment thereafter be known. Publish' Jar, 70, 27, Feb 3. 10, 1976 WIGGINS, a ii 0, MRS PEACHEA no deiivery. Excellent 0EV 97 You are reguir to serve a copy arrangementS to add to your LEFFLER WIGGINS of your answer or other responsive family income. Opportunity for SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NOTICE OF pieading petitioner's attorney, OCOUNTYCOMMISSIONERS local manager 32% 0031 or S7 ADMINISTRATION Masion O'NcaI, Rosenblum & 3159. Notice of Public HearIng Pipki,, Suite 705, 430 East Highway To ALL PERSONS HAVING SeminoleCounty i36, Canelberry, Florida '77Q7, and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Community D.veIopint file the original In the above named THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL A FRACTION OF THEIR COST Block Grant 20 Ore , K ish Real Estate _________________________ pm, FlU Ovieclo-Duplex. furn, Or unturn Ideal location, Reasonable 3453721. ___________ the County Commission Chambers, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. personal representative are set explain all Ibis In detail when we CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE forth Room 213, of the Courthouse, San below see you In person at the Meeting lord, Florida, on February 3, 1970 COUNTY, FLORIDA, All persons having cIa'ims or CASE Place Indicated below. P40, and February 10, 1976, at 11:00 A PA. 16-6'CA.20.o demands against th. ::'-'- are In the Matter of the Adoption : or as soon thereafter as psible. required, WITHIN ThREE MON. But first, let's dIKuss a few TRAVIS WARRE'4 KIWALA Board of County THS FROM TIlE DAlE OF THE generalities. There will be no NOTICE OF ACTION Commissioners FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS TO. RICHARD GARY V,IWALA Capital lnvestm,nt on your part, Seminole County, Florida NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the except a small licen fee. All the 1317 Loraine Street By: Mike Hattaway, court a written statement Of any Lansing, Michigan Lnairmmn Training will be furnished by the claIm or demand they may have. YOU ARE NOT.FIED THAT Atteit: Company, at no expense to you, Each claim must be In writing and ROBERT W. CLARK filed a must indicate You will retail a highly accepted Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. the basis for the Petition for the adoption of your product and will pay no Clerk claim, the name office and address of the minor child, bearing the name of Publish' Jan. 37, 1976 expenses, telephone, secretarial end a creditor or his agent or attorney and help, TRAVIS WAR RE N K IWAI.A, etc. The Comoanv will iaDEV. 130 Ih. $1 Hice Supptes- the piece, dozen, gross, or tUCkd All tYP 000dS. lewelry, food items, bric a brac. crystal, radios, S tracks, many , ' from Sanford Sacrifice. Bes' o1fer fly owner, 8315531 eves, or HIDDEN LAKE _________________________ _____________________________ deposI. Orlando 799 4)39 alter S FranklIn Arms Apts, 3236430 -- - _______ --__________ . - Garden Apts, 1 & 7 BR, air, carpet, e RelIable. 372 7129 - — - BOWEN I MCDONALD 306 North Magnolia Avenue Post Office Box OrIan,o, elorId 37102 Publish Jan. 77, 1976 0EV 1)3 ,, Carson, $13 576 5320 .- Forfurtherinformatori contact the Flagship Bank of Melboumn, NA, DCV 7 Seminole County Planning Division, _____________________________ whose address is Post Office Box 32] 4330. ext. 354 1150, Melbourne, Florida 32091. The "Wednes 24-Business Oppr'rlunities ____________________________ I ____________________________ Garage salei are In season. Tell the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE _____________________________ Petitioner, - ______________________ Legal Notice ___________________________ CASE NO. 76-90-CA-Il-C LINDA B SISSON, Work emotionally diSturbed LIllIdren Living cuarters furflrshJ, Good benefits RETAIL 'AANAGER- Mu? have good retail background Good salary MECHANIC- All 'round experience i 1us o.n tools Good job Snfo,d ilor,j,j)717 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. COUPLE- with Can Help CaIll?) 4387 Write P 0 fbi 1211 I ________ SAN MO PARK. 1, 2, 3, bedroom trailer apts. A,luIt & family park Wtlly 3515 Hwy 1197. Sanford MLS -RtAL.TOP' comptroller. CHILD CARE PROBLEM Perhaps AlcotwliC AflOflYfllOVS ______________________ -" OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR OFFICE MANAGER- BA In ac FACEDWITHADRINKING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ............. Deputy Clerk TV TECHNICIAN- Good hours. some experience. Excellent potential. - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll AcJjoinflgplotsat Oaklawn Park, $450. Last Known Address: MXR Tonsina Camp FICTITIOUS NAME Falrtanks, Alaska Notice l hereby given that i am YOU ARE HERE BY NOTIFIED engaged in business t 4.30 South Wymore Road, Ailamonte Springs, that a Petition for Olisotutlon of MarriaQ.hasben tiled bgei"m! yot,'. S,c,ote COunty, r:,r: , fictitious name of LA SALLE, and and you are required to serve a copy that I intend to regis'er said name of your written defense's, If any, to it with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, on THOMAS B. DRAGE, JR., Seminole County, Florida In ic- Esquire, P.O. Box $7, Orlando, . -- ________________________________ _____________________ , oecwivn, ir Clerk of the Circuit Court r I---- 4—Personals 3-Cemeteries _______________________________ - toregistec said name wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes S. Jerry W. Berry Robert L. Sicklcr Publish: Jan. 70, 77. Feb. 3. 10, 1976 DV hold a public hearing to provide the WITNESS my hand " and the seal of public the opportunity to review and ff15 Court on January stn, 1976. comment upon Seminole County's (Seal) applic,,tlon for *171,800 In funds Arthur H. Bckwitlm, Jr. from the U.S. Oepa'tment of ClerIc of the Circuit Court HouSing and Urban Development to By Martha T. VihIen improve or provide certain public Deput' Clerk ,, , MoyieInd Drive in Thtre, South 179?. Phone 3fl 1716 - Pews.4Jever; hour. Have to 16 truck loads to sell, This auction tor pple o want to Looking for a lob? The Classified Ads will help you find that job, • '' 12 Noon _______ BAMBOO For families or friends of protlerr4 drtnkers -. . . For furmer nformalion call 123 iSV -Lost & Found or Writi' - - . SanfordAlAncnFamilyGrouppO, LOST. Greyfemale poodle, 1 yr old. l3ox 553• Sanford, FIa. 37771 child's pet. No tags. Sanford Plaza -Looking for garden equipment! area Reward. 3227197. ______________________________ Read today's classified ads for good iia,Jy5 LOST: Brittany Spaniel, male, white . _________________________ ___________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 1019 WinIer Park Drive, Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitIous name of COMPLETE WINDOW _______________ ApplIcation The Board of County Corn miisione,-i ci Seminole County will ,.. Ever Frda WITT REAL uY m oi; _____________ & trade Letfl%- Arore can be a seller or a buy mo, organ, ç,u.tar. accordian. No charge All admitted free cmrnt hink, AØ ¶1* FINANCED at Forrest Greene, Inc. uui after 6 pm 95 owI:p yard Sl9.S0 MAKE OFFER DA -- SALES- Active real estate license, no investment, Upstanding per _________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 1P4 YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON ________________________ Flctitiøv Name Statutes, To WI Section 865 09 Florida Statutes 1957. S John M Roe Publiih, Jan. 1), 20, 27, Fru. 3. 1976 DCV - - VOUD HIf'fl A PRO TO REPAIR VOUR TV, SO HIRE A PRO TO fIND YOU A JOB _____ HELD OVER - I garaq and game room WE TAKE TRADES NFORD 3 Bedroom, 7 bath Phunc 37) I uu - - Sundo,y - Noon F'ldQ ________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________________ ___ I I OR turn apt., downstairs. quid neighborhood Ideal for older person or couple. Il I,,H1 - '" "TRAPON COUGAR - _ 5570. irame home, detathed garage. yard. Peg Real Estate Brokef JOHNKRIDER,ASSOC. .............. .. MOUNTAIN" 4) t'Oi J1 ______ j Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9-Noon _____________________________ - BIG FOOT" -JULIET Longwood, Fla (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) Dave at Call W. Garnett White AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116w 2ndt Bombardier eguipmnl American Woods llcalsne - 2' AOP12 530 1230 2 .lZi TAKE MY ADVICE: Koffy ngo is ho to ceio p Franklin and - W LASE BIG VALlEY • E 41C a line Iihru S times 6thru2Stimes FRIDAY 4—Personals ______________________________ the said Court, will sell for cash in hand lathe highest and best bidder at the West Front door of the Courthouse, Seminole County, Florida at 11:00 o'clock AM. February 9th, 1976, the following described real property situate n Seminole County Florida, to wit Lot 33, Block 0, NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION OF UNIT las per plat recorded in Plat Book 17, page 31, Public Recordi of Seminole County, Florida, Together with the following items of property which are located in and Permanently installed as a part of the improvements on said land: WaIl to wall carpeting General Electric Dishwasher, ModeI 50350. Serial LP7 300 antIy plant Loi.Eso Lassot' HAPPY DAYS IR) ctwge tiy an police team (Ri MINMELLI krxm atxxit eact's oltier 6' PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 2 12 HIGH ROLLERS 9' Hutton. Mwg KdcrstaAicenlfan'iiy Defendanti NOTICEOF.$ALE NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to a Final Judgment f foreclosure entered January 23rd, 1916 In the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County lod'ida in Civil Action No 751972CA 09 C, AR. EL) ROCKY AND FRiENDS.. SQUARES i.'ig has sweA the giobo R) __________ SWEEPSTAKES 4 KIJTANA SCHOOL PROGRAM. flosghborscorTçetoforp(105 On the hesis of how much Ihoy "Branded -- Alan Ladd, Mona Freeman 1950 (Wed.) "Ins'le 'v%rnan," ..Jofwi Baa'. ryTTmOrO, Wginia Bruce. (B&W) 1941 (Tht.vs.) "Bringing Lip B.'ity Cary GiU,t, KathCcIa'J Heptxwn (B&W) 1938 (Fri) 'Five MiIion Years to Earth." AzXOWKOV BaslwaShoiley. British. 1967 1000 2' 12 CELEBRITY GAIfl' I. MOSKOPaOdOEBORAH C. MOSKOP. his wife, MING 91 THE NEIGHBORS Regis PtbIfb.n hosts this now game ShOWItiWh$Ct1hvosyor1ifl real CAPTAIN 2' PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6': MIKE DO4J'u A SHOW 9 MOViE: (Mon ) "A YW'i at Oxford" Robert Taylor, Vivion stwdneS5. ________________________ (J.j iri- '6 3.JOO tidentiaj.' PrestonFoster,John Payne. 1952. Exun is wn phcatod in a rothory piarritxj 12 JOE FORRESTER Fcwrester ((Jod , vesligatos the conneciton tX)t"ien (4'i '6 SWITCH Pete hirns4f isccusod ci the and rape ci a trjend an airtho HAPPY DAYS Nrdd's Onve in ccmos alive vsth *1 s-oo '4' 230 12 THEDOCTORS ) 6 THEGUIDINQLIGHT 2 4 ICA 900 '2 9 9) 520,000 PYRAMID 6 CBS NEWS €1) MOviE "KansasCityCon. sl 6' SPACE: i 200 *1 SESAME STREET 9'GOOOMORNINGAMER Rictiard Masi,,and Pat Har. rwtgton. thru TCC 1 rc Large fencr outside storage Central Poa•on 6PARK AVE 17 BR -- ------------. February, A.D 196, offer for sale and sell to the higheSt bidder, for COSt). Sublect to any and all existing lens, a? the Front West) Oou uf lhe Seminole County Courfhouse in Sanford. Florida, the above personal properly, That said sale 5 being made to satisfy the fermi of said Writ of Execution, John E. Potk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: Jan. 27, Feb.), 10. 17. 1976 DEV.I3I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 7S.13-CA-o9.c STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN & COMPANY, a Florida corporation, PIanttt. 0 RHYME AND REASON IZ TODAY 4 6ONEDAYATATIME COmodysonessIarTIrtgBOrrvo Frard,n, pM, (OatdoAiubS)sStiefricdedbY aierna$otuck%(PyFtji) WXJ fOk'IS hO( 10 Cot*Ont an Trovor. 1938. 130 1 121 DAYSOFOLJRLII,ES 4J AS p 2 IEVOT1ONAL, 700 Publish: Jan. 71. Feb.), 10, 17, 1976 ______________________ 0EV I)? Oa 6:55 4 2 12 MOV1NONAorWifI (Frar* Convrso) Is lrt%ed and hospltali7ed, Sorny Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter. 1956. (Fri.) "Vafloy ol NEWS Oroladocfcxw$mowo(ks,ntho 1945. (Th(S3.)"AKissBoioreDying" 650 930 800 Eerson, 630 '4 PACTORSTUDY 91 SUNRISE JUBU..EE 645 BiJTschwPestwTiwithrnUtiny 9 THE ROOKIES kin Rt4)oq.toifl guests The motti- Notice L hereby given that I am more parlicularly described as •'l a• CJ - Cl II. 'V '' -i" I) I.dI,s,. Ave., Santord, Seminole County, Unc' (1) 1972 Chovroic; Vega, Florida under the fictitious name of yellow In color, 1.0. No NATIONAL DISCOUNT AUTO lV7 lB2U3'pclg7 Title P40. 5111346. SALES. and that I Intend to regIster being stored at Damac's In Fern said name with the Clerk of the Park, Florida. Additional in Circuit Court, Seminole County, formation available from the Civil Florida, In accordance with Division of the Seminole County Ilie provisions ot the Fititiij Sheriti's Department. Name Statute. ToWit: Section and the undersigned as Sheriff of esoe Florida Statutes 1957. Seminole County, Florida, will at IVI II! jj !'1Jyfl flf.fl,g Fr 15 (T) • Guys From Texas" Dunn.'s xgan. Jack Caison 1948 (Wed.) 'Ho( Blin," FByO DAILY'v',()RD faces arTJtwyutaIwhonMa.y LY DOCTOR HACKUAN 91 MONDAY Comotogts With IOIlowir.j _______________________________________ (d)'PwUeainEducjt" (Fri) "F esght 20-20" (Msct0( Co1IstantInowhohas 831-9993 ....... €1) MOVIE: ,(A) "Bat1$o ,•, ,,,•.. - •-- 625 2 (Pvtn) Wth fl Ring (Tues., Thuts.) "Jeannie' Sgl Anderson's (Angie Dickinson) targof is a death 'dealing wouldbe tycoon Clk of the Circuit Coun of which aforesaid Writ of Excculion Seminole County, Florida, as dcliverc to me as Sheriff of Irry B. Calvert Seminole County, Florida, and Veronica H. Calved have levied upon the f011owing ...... :6) SUNSHINE ALMANAC vOft4 Charlotte Street, LOflUWOUd titled Midland Finance Co nka SeminoleCounty. Florida,intenaslo UslifeCreditCorporatlon Plantlff, 6) N .... ') • ii CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS MACIli?CCRVICEalO SOMERSfl AY m )) gage in business under the tic Iudgm,nt rendered in the aforeid 12:55 2) (12i NBCN flOS e WIs star TOMORROW 9 Au. MY CHILDREN 200 DET1ONAL DAlL 4 BOB8YVlNTONSHv 600 U to a f•'f_,j ADDITIONS_REMODELING ON Y I -/ REALTOR 3235771 — . :d6Im8052 Interior, Exterior Plaitering, PIstr Patching & SimulOted priced Phone )7363U GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST .' - ILLS DRILLED PUMPS r !A _, : WerOi 5TlE MACH i_ToListYour BUSIneSS...DIQI 322-2611or831-9993 1 ,,,.- -;- t, �- - - - - - na r r- M -aar- 0 ___ - .- - - -. - - N , - - - _'_) . N __ ri:, -f--=-----! % -,-~. ,---, --?!, ~-t , - . - - --i--. _i1_ S Fl. ;.-- I . * . - - - a, . £ • .. - . _______ - - - ft's 4Yr,.stt.r SEAGRAMS 6YR. VO CANADIAN lillo - OFF CANDI " CANADIAN WEEK & DKA 11' - , 5TH 597 ~~_ k11 12YRS. SCOTCH (CLIII p A . 11311116A - -" DRY __VODKA 'RUM ' 8 Yr. KY. BRB. a.v..ts.' BOND'S MILL 6 YR. KY. BLEND CANADIAN CLUB 49.95 CASE AMBASSADOR 159 i STH U SWEET PR DRY Q ANTITY JTS t -EN 1410 0 .-. TEN HIGH BOURBON 79 12 M_ lm 5141 - - -. I t- - _L L - _ - 399 "* 5TH 4 QT. ANCIENT AGE iii. SCHENUT VODKA a' ARC 100 VODKA V11 sucz VELVET %M CALVI1T EXTRA P CHRIS. DOS. BRANDY v. CORONET DANDY it., NAIG 5 STAR SCOTCH ct CAlL LORD CALVEIT ii n CANADIAN MiST . o if __ EARLY T1MLS SRI 52' 536 ' IN 479L ITN 4$16 ITN 42'6, GlIBlY GIN ORDON GIN 47YIAst GORDON VODKA 52'• 50'iu NEAVEN NU 16° 5896 55'L, UN IMPØIAL Run m IN JIM SLAM 7411Ati 5411&s J. WALKLR RID DEVONShIRE -' 1 4991AII KY. GUITLIMAN It'1Ttk1a47ItItuT4I ANDRE OR MOULIN ROUGE CHAMPAGNE 99 COLD DUCK 1 C CASE 1 ' r.A t, . - ` ~-i!~', ~~ I EXTRA DAY SM. BURG NY. STATE MA $ F*ISI FOR III TIM ` L:. -: ti'1 ~ 3:4- '- 47%si 89 ss 54'6si UN 431u 499 ___ ____ 6TN 56'6 - 1 3sT1.s1i i LANSON CAA.*1 74, its 49'6 49 5TH I 42'6L CASE 0F24 30T. SUNRISE ________ ___ £ ___ GEORGE DICKEL BUCK IAav 11MINVAIGM 12M 99 QT. snr 12-49 AT PETRUS POMIROI AT PSI. 1195 Jk4 i kT. HCEAC • 4.49 17r [MIU011 T BOUSCAUT RID GMVIL J. - -- _. 1. I I 340 ,. . POMIROI BEYCHEVIUI Riessen Whips 3.49 MI gg ST. Jut'(" I. VI 'TUA a' LERTAN CHAT. LYNCH BAGES • PIIILAI)E LPHIA -- Defending champion Marty Itiess,en whipped Jeff Borowiak 7-5,7-5 in the first round of the $115,000 Pro Indoor Championship. 5.99 Goolagong First Round Victor ROt ('IIICAGO Evonne Goolagong defeated Unky Boshoff 6-2, C-2 in first-round action in the ri5,000 Chicago Women's Pro Tournament. I LA LOUVIERE vmm runs 3.49 A _________ - I r% rotot 6 .99 PAUnt4c 9,95 (4 :HAT- MOUTON ROTHSCHILD 39.95 - 1. 11MBy IOROIAUZ j.99 . RIPEAU ST. EMIUON 399 ' ' :HAT. LASCOMBES MARGAUX 995 L DE NEUV1U..E PIuswuNg 449 rr ttR[N AUILESSE MADONNA 19.9 LABEL UEBFRAUMIICH 2.29 IIU n en "ruMMdJE ITAlY FA 199 I'm nuN CREAM SHERRY rA? - -- - F. - - . - - - -- -- tsoryia Nab Nf-IV OUIYANS IAPI "It's just go down to the fire hydrant and turn left," laughed MikeBorylaashedescrjbeJthe home recipe pi.'s play that sparked the National Football Conference's 23-20 '.ictory over the American Conference in the Pro Bowl, fT - _____ A a%J'J \_D t w 'ft I SPO Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Tuesday, Jan. 27, 1974-lB - , - . it li7 floryla brought the pla), New Orleans and 11101 tkowsid of Atlanta. Steve 1ir- St linus (;irhnals with 310 knwwn to the huddle only as the School cage an earlier "1ike Special," south from F'ran Tarkenton , 1O to Orlando Colonial! the first dog NFC within striking disPhiladelphia where he was a choice of conference officials - tance at 20-16. On the next drive Can Lyman repeat an metime starter for the was scratched for injuries, and Metcalf's teammate, Mel Gray, earlier win over Orlando E.gles. Jones' Roger Staubach of Dallas was elbowed under a Boryla toss in j t R 1__ _-_ Those answers will be ~_ j -' ne "Mike Special" and the battered out of commission by a crowded end zone for the the Super Bowl, gamc's final antre tonight ,o.,c artSpecial," d namedor 1:09 left to play. teams and three other its creator, N1C quarterback That left only Boryla to come Seminole County' clubs Jim Hart of the St IuisCarth- indwing the fourth quarte Boryla describes his special I tangle in 8 p.m. basketball nals, produced the two touch- throw a pair of touchdown as "kind of a razzle dazzle contests. downs that won the nationally passes in a period that con- play" in which two faked handIn addition to the two televised game Monday night. sumed only 2:Olon the clock for offs lure the linebackers up IJ ad games battles, the NFC edge. close while Metcalf sneaks into 1. It was the second year in a Sanford Naval traveU to row that a quarterback who ==:~;:ztA I.ake Howell fligh, Trinity The substitute was narrowly Uie secondary for a pass. The "Hart Special" saw wasn't even supposed to be in outvoted for Most Valuable takes on arch-rival the Lake Highland the Pro Bowl led the NFC to Player inthe game over pwfl Gray's end zone area cleared Victory. by crossing pattern Brantley, led by return specialist Billy Johnson. the a5plit and tight ends.between Bill Wall, hosts West Last year it was James Hat"I hadn't thrown the football .., Orange. i. ris of the Los Angc!c Ran ! cumpivkd [be for three weeks until practice ____ __. _____._ %iho entered the g -uwas the way Boryla summed up ne in the fi- Tuesday," Boryla said. 1,1 usunal quarter to toss a Pair Of ally hke to start throwing three a game in which four Pro Bowl touchdown passes in a span of weeks early' so i wasn't in real records were shattered. 124 for a 1710 triumph Johnson broke the marks for good shape' longest punt rettm and most But this year Harris was suf. But the shape looked fine as yards galned in a game, both at kng from a sore a. BILL WAll I I he lofted a 14-yard scoring which were he'J since 1971 by So were Archie Manning of strike to Terry Metcalf of the Mel Renfro of Dallas I(IIIIII'dc ,. ________ - - - _ V . - ___________ - - - I 10 - C ./ - . - - -- 2 - - ''----,. - . I- . % ____ Nw -- Victory - - V ;- - _~~ _; ;.__ _- . w -_ - __ __~ - --__ -- --_:_ _ - _. --_.__ 1*_- -_ --nx "- ,= & _"_ dj,~~_ __ ~ ____-~- ~ - -i - - - - . tm Dirt Track Stars Hug New Smyrna Road NEW SMYRNA BEACH trio of northeasterndii k I:. .i• L' ' It -star: t strongFlorida ken Bouchard Fred Harba. connections, have filed entries Brian Ross and Jim Landry. for the modified half of the World Series of Asphalt Stock - . - .- jj. . I - - ;.~_-.,L ; . ,V_' __ . . ~ -7; , _----, v" ,-"; ~ t~_# i* tI il' =_ . .g'_-, . -_ , -.. I - . - - ___, ~~, % - .* Te -- - - ... - r ,-,*- - unio .v w Hoosiers Still Top - both Reading Fairgrounds and Statewide Speedway in New Jerses and Buzzie Reuttmann A •. nd Gary Balough the latter 61. __ two standouts at both Nazareth . - ---------------B Th Associated Press Pa -and Middletown, N Y will. Top-ranked Indiana con. be chal!enging the tough"N ne wate,o, of 1,ake Monroe reflect a qjIlet scene, but there's sure to be plenty of fishing action S111yrni half mile when the tinues its domination of The beginning Wednesday when contestants from all over the United States begin fishing for $50,000 in action gets under way Thur. AssociatedPress Top 20, prize money in the Florida Spring Open Bass Tournament. Once caught and weighed, the bass go Si y night, Feb, WI a , lap LJIC* Into the water. (rIer.0 T)L nob u . Scott AL- I.ami i. 0 from a nationwide place , fe ature. panel of sports writers and Reutimann, a Zephyer Hills, broadcasters. product, and Balough, who lathe shuffle behind the Hoo. hails from Hialiah, are not siers, Marquette, Nevada-Las strangers to New Sm)-ma. L ________________ - - - '' - P - -T - '*- -1 £ ---.., LAKE MONROE PE ACEFUL .V;L; ?-. .-~, - f , _.~' I ,- -^~ .~~ - 11 - , r -.-.-- moved up one spot each to the through Feb. 9 and then give . Nos. 2, 3 and 4 positions as Recreation swamped Dekic's Gulf 51-13 and Intermediate Boys League, the Aiken led the losers with io way to the Latt' Models on Feb Maryland, second a week ago, Department Junior Boys got all players in the scoring (~ults saw ;I four-point lead slip points. 10- 11v I,ale Models will run lost to Clemson and North basketball, it's entirely possible column. Leaders were Mark away in the fourth quarter and The Rams, known as the through Feb. 15. A 50-lap Carolina lag week and &opped amesrop 39-34 decision to the .- Cinderella Team," won in the feature highlights all sho a three-way tie, all with a 6-1 litton with 19 points. For the lions, ws to seventh. last minute of play except for Feb. 7, when the Late cord. Also taking a nosedive followoverwhehned Deckle crew Paul For the losing Colts, James Eagles. David Wilchar led th e Models and m(difieds share the ing losses were Ucl.A, from Those teams are: First Jackson led with six points. bagged o points, while Rains with 12 tallies, and Jeff agenda, each going 50 laps. Federal, Atlantic National sixth to 12th; St. John's, from 'I shi Rank downed the Ikrnard Mills had points for Jones had 10 for the Eagles. Bank of Sanford, and Flagship The dirt track aces will join a ninth to 14th, and Wake Fore, r 0 boys from WTRR :19-12, the winning In Girl's Itague play, the large collection of northern froni 14th all the way out of the Hank o Sanford. Gold Team is in first place over modifIed standouts lured to Top 20. In Monday's action Mike withF iii' Howard leading the In other action. Ih(' Jets the Ited. (;reen, and Blue teams Florida by the possible $1.000 in (;audreau led First Federal to a bonkurs with 22 points. WTRI1 Indiana boosted its record to corer dowried the Vikings 42-22 and with a 14 record. Red ed without its high follows at purse arxi accessory money I&O by beating Pudue and 32-fl win over Sanford Electricso the Rains edged the Eagles 39- 2.1, then Green 1.2 and Blue 0-3. paid nightly to the winner in Minnesota last week, then not. with 14 points. Patrick Harrison Steve (Thins took topS honors with seven tallies. Beth Van Ness of the Red club each series. canned 13 tallies for the ched victory No. 17 Monday For the winning Atlantic National Bank In one of three amcs in the Kelly had 14 points, and Mike three guiles. include Ed I"leinkc, Gene Iowa. In Sanford 7.$+- - -- I I Pro-Bowl aCl ers A I' :W__~g_qy _ ---- -- I ra oft AL go - Prep ____ ___ i__ St. Pierre, 4 1, Dead MO MONTREAL St. I executive viceterr president of the organizing committee 7 the 19 6 Olympics, diedat the age o4 following jury 3.79 1 TROTANOY -. y•: .- Simon ST nil nii n -4;; 4 • n ODDIflii an MISSION UAIIT IUI uuwGMS - J. 1' ANGELUS _ the most familiar name to the current generatio -,r ,..o . • .,. ,, U fullback played a key role in transforming the Green Bay Packers from National Football League doormats to champions in the 196. - . irttri In L.flCVLLBLOLAIU, ST £MIIION lU.1J T. RAUSAH SEGLA . . ~___ 7 1 1 15 0 • J.h1TTLfihIWAJj 1!L'j[I T. LA CROIX T. GONT i. -_-. CANTON. Ohi,) i AP) -Jim Taylor, Ray Flaherty and the late Len Ford Integral parts of gridiron dynasties in four different decades, have been elected to the Pro Football O Dine F'laherty coached the Washington Redskins through It I • H. I Ifl')A .1 I ,iutt.. welt most SUCL.w era in wC late and early I'ord a bruising 250-pounder who was converted from offensive to defensive end, helped the Cleveland Browns to divisional tides seven times in eight seasons in the _____________________ T X. ~4,;;4; - Fame: Taylor, Ford, Flaherty w w •61' - -i .i . ___ jL~'.___--__'-.._.-'~ 1:L. ~_ 1% ,-'-.,, -ff~--_-~77. ~.~ -.1 -~, W ____, -P.-l- -1 _1_:.-___ ! . _1 rils authority In declaring Messersmith and McNally fe agents. I EM ~__ ~___ __ _- IL £ owsr I Foolbiall I& y _______ FRANKFO'RT 4.99 PREMIUM P ________ C CANADIAN - O d the prs" winning coach in last year'sAll-Stargarne In which the East trounced the West 151 124 at San Antonio "The All &ar game car' 'fun, but we 11 also beting to win." 10 ' VA A DK V. DE FAIX civisits U - ~~ - __ I7kv- w V - V .- 9 29 "I didn't come here to lose and neither SAXONY PISILADftPNIA FRENCH Is No 12 sm RUM " 00 Wj1W IN The All-Star Game is fun and a time to relax, but there is no question that were going out there to win," said Brown. who will match his fir3t-place Denver Nuggets TflAfl",n(' UN TEQUILA i" SCOTCH 48 6 SJ1ff ioe VODKA STN 521 1AU USREIS GlUM STRIPE 49'6 STAJIUY scor ____ LeDuc _________ ___ - A$( OLD RTThIRALD "O OLD RRIMA U' .• SCOTCH IQUEENANNE 1 SCOTCH DENVER IAPI While ccaches La Brown and Kevia Loughery agree that the game plan for tonight's Ainencan Basketball Association AlLStar contest is to win, Commissioner Dave Deflusachere and the league's 5TH ,1, Game Tonight, HOUSE OF * - 011kir 11111111 iir%,, I t:!T Loop Eyes Future Existence 111111 , 1 ABA All-Star BRANCH I o 411101 ___________ Richard Moss, general counset for the association, said all tc:;t:41W RY hi tbe hearing here is irrelevant. fie said Oic ordy questions were whethet Seitz rn KY BRR OLD CROW BOURBON 12 02 IN BRIEF KY BOURBON - r _") Miller said he requested, and obtained, the side letter from owners because. "I have dealt with owners 10 years and have Icarned to anticipate prob- 5TH LONG KY. 45 u ,,~" s KANSAS CITY (AP) - Az, their oçions. they played out their options attorney for major league baseOn the basis of the arbiWarren Giles, who National served as bail club owners says a laige trators ruling, if allowed to president of the number of players can be cxstand, presumably they could League for 18 years before repected to play out their options become free agents thereafter, tiring in 1970, told the court the If the courts uphold a federal free to sign with other clubs reserve system is so essential to arbitrator's ruling which ownAttorneys for the Major the suriva1 of the game that ers feel clause, threatens the game's League Baseball Players Asso- any move to change it would be reserve elation argued there was no disastrous. The reserve c!ntse allows wayof knowing what the play. club owners to unilaterally reThe executive director of the ers would do, since new ,I player's contract each association, Marvin Miller, tesjire not renewed until March year. tified Monday that he asked for Iuls L. IIoyes, an attorney 10. a side letter from owners durfor the owners, told U.S. DisThe 24 club owners are chat- ing 1973 contract negotiations, (net Court Judge John W. Oil- lenging federal arbitrator Peter promising they would not make er at Monday's hearing that Seitz, who last month ruled unilateral change' in the remany players have told their pitchers Andy.Messersmith and serve system. - Intend to play out DaveMcNallv free agent.safter clubs they LI said iii. request .-.C rC (Cr to use as protection "in a possIble lawsuit relating to the reserve rule." RIVERS 3 . ,,-, - - or. 1 Stun WINDSOR CANADIAN 521iu POP TOP CARS 122 ____ - . ots TIIOMPSON 49"Lue 7 4 DUOTM RIGHTS AM AVID BRB. SIN tr nu Ciao m sA,o4 I W - " -. -. ROYAL DELUXE OW MNK COLD DUCK !~ ti. ,, .1" '..6; * i'~ I .~- .' - - OT. VERMOUTH SUNRISE TEQUILA GOLD SEAL I - - 4'. r ID U. TAVIRN $0 at ABC PREMIUM BEER OR ALE . - --. _.. ITN • 79 GUMMY SCOTCH YELL VsOP PHIWPE BRANDY - 0 GOOD SAT JAN 31 W/COUPON 24 02. REBEL FRANCE 940 5fl sc0T1 SCOTCH RUTS RISIAVID ABC 8 YEAR t1 z ,-m NO REDUCTION IN PROOF Tow.j r SPCIA GOOD SAT JAN 31 W/COUPON 169 I ION DON TOWER 940 GIN '' " 51 41TEQUUAk b I so QT. SOMETHING •99 _ ,_ 4 19 0T. 24 02. 8Yf.KyBOUR30N STANLEY CANADIAN ISIYID KIJAFA OLD REPEATER BROWN 8 YR._SCOTCH ...P...L " GOOD WED. JAN 28 W/COUPON 379 RIGHTS ISERVEO aiiTs rie .sv *e 28 Players Worried CRAWFORD GIN 5TH Qu.ajIiI DRY SACK SHERRY SPAIN 9-5 14 GRANTS 7iS9 i.i% AM r ----,I---- --,... - h1141 FUISCNMANN$ d L-_~ GOOD WED. JAN 28 W/COUPON 579 CW.TIT( G4TS e _______ AM 800 lnfi4 ..~l 6 0 I Years flt was before Baker High But It's unpaved, unlaned His leisure suiLs and shoes second-one-t('nthofa second er'.rarILithrdwd last evk, School had a track. McTear tage ü!a fti,1I sthularshp to dirt. And Ii's 110 yardsshort of tome from a sportswear manuoff the world record - promp. adding to the expenses. trained for the long dashes by the University of Florida. the regulation 440 yards. facturer: his breakfasts and ling Borzov to call him 'the Willoughby wants to book running the length of the foot"I don't really want to play Willoughby says the track lunches from an anti-poverty best America has in the short McTear into meets in New ball field: Ic, extend the disfootball in college," he admits. isn't the only hinderence to program. sprints." York, Arizona, Toronto and lane?, he would grab a goal post But he he has to because McTear's future as a sprinter. Last weekend, Mclear deAt the meet, Willoughby colCleveland in coming weeks, on the run to traject himself he does want to play pro foot. On weekend.s Melear bedfeated two renowned sprinters, lected $750 for a trust fund to "Houston's big bx office," around for a return trip down ball since, as Willoughby says, azzles cornpetjtor and spcct.aOlympic gold-medal winner help pay the McTear family's he says, adding that he hopes the field. that "is where the money is. tors alike at international track Valery Borzov of the Soviet Un. expenses. hicTear'i father, EdMelear, shortly after he recog-Mclear, at fLO the world's larger crowds will help him col. "IJke I lot(] him," the coach meets. lie then returns to a tinion and Don Quarrie of Jatile McTr, recently sufcred a nized the now high-school sealect more for the trust fund. record holder In the 100-yard adds, "I'm no financial genius, poverisheti frame tionic next to mnlca, at a meet in Los Angeirokc that took him away from ior as a once.jn-a.Ii(e(iriie MeTear, meanwhile, is strugdash, now has a new track on but with that kind of talent you tea. the raIoad tracks in this Florsprinter. swmi1I Job and led to V.. which to run. ding to rai his ades to a Cdon't have to be. In 10 edis, he ida Panhamfli: hajolet. 11c jan Ow 5&-yard dasn in b.1 000 in me(fic;d bills. 'rh(!.sjx int. ____________________________________________________________________ -average so fie can take advancan be a millionaire." 9) § I. SARK 99 QT. GOOD TUES. JAN 21 W/COUPON VERMOUTH -..~A -- _ - ;F99 GOOD fliES JAN 21 W/COUPON QUART B 4 Yr. BLACK QT. _ 4•49 , & so HI 01. JAC 397 OT. 4$. t %v CUTTY VODKA .- W , - .t," TVARSKI VODISK i I M 0 mi 5") -7) i PINE HILLS W. HI-WAY 50 cinaYFoRoRo.& CRYSTAL KI (DOVER SHORES) W. HI-WAY 50 NEAR TURNPIKI (OCOEE) WINTER PARK AT THE MALL 'VODKA 'GIN VO BARTON ABC6YR. 597u s y3on "" DELUXE RA HAFITON :. ---- _Wi _T_ _..._,__ * SEMORAN BOULEVARD (ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF ALOMI ROYAL RUM Bib B r. nY 86° KY. BIB. NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGESOUTH ORANGE BLOSS ORUKDOS HOST BEAUTIFUL LOUNSE.UNI -- aT. DELUXE V W DT. 4 JACQUIN ROYAL XAM ORI !W fFORD ABC-ID V 49 5TH - t* ALL 4 12011. 51.15 ONE DON Q t "Is" .. I Rghrnr 111111wiftowNsr 10 BAKER (AP) "It's hard to teach a boy how to run the curve when all he practices is running in a straight line," says the high-school coach of sprinting sensation Houston MeTear. Coach Will Willoughby was speaking of his carly days with SCOTCH I He'll Be Millionaire In Coach.* Old W()r 1 L( __________ ____ I COTtH ABC 1 #2 Its lat 011. .1- ni @,.,~ KY BOURBON COGNAC _? SDAYSALETI MR. ED FRFNCH CERTIFIED 97 U2) BOURBON JACQUINS 1q lq~"w V . SPECIALS a _ _______ M&M 15 YR.SIR. KY. 5KB. 1J ~ tu~'G-; , I DAILY 19 aT. 4 L'SRARE OLD" ~.il P a- IN PROOF MEXICANA TEQUILA IMPORT # ! STANLEY I Mwil PLUS All 3 11PINCH A AMERICA'S LARGE d? -- i ",* SCOTCH lOWER ZK IN HAR WOOD HAIG t !~ t-, ~' ~ 114-X. - ".-,~ M .-- -_:,60Tit, ". - I -_ f III I L,i -- x ww 7164 RD I VODKA .. NM & MACKAY FO STANLEY KY. CANADIAN BOND V.0. WAI RUM RED WISERS YR. Sratirtials ANE IA THE L011 BRUGAL 10 I I .1 I . . , - !OVAK !C LIQUOR M. JM4 26 NO 2 Z-2 WALKER --. . Tuesday. Jan. 27, 1t7 JOHNNY m6i~ ~ - . li~~O - __ -- ---,..- - I ~, ~". - , = - . - ---- ---- __1_- _ - - ~~A_ W 11111 Herald. Sanford, . r- I OA-Ev.ning I I o inson ops ong c oos, ST. PETEIBURG (AP) dove to fifth place in the 3. Orlando Edgewater, 12 Beach, (leanvater, St. Peters5. Tallahassee Rickards, 14 (lass ?% once - beaten Ta m p a balloting. 4. Bradenton Manatee, 16-0 burg lakewood, Miami High, 6 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal 1. Gracevillle. 15-i Robinson took the top spot in s, St. Petersburg Northeast, South Miami. Thusville,Talla. Gibbons, 12-3 ' undeCocoa Beac"h rrem emained 2. Billiard, 13-I the race for Class AAAA ad 16-1 hassee Godby, North Miami 7. Ocala Vanguard 12.5 AL play, a 3. Mulberry, 10-1 nancy in the Florida Sportswri- (eated in Class 6. Jacksonville Rlbault, 13-1. Beach, Lakeland, Daytona 8. Leesburg, 10-3 ters Msodatiori high school widened its lead over the com. 4. lake PlaLid, 7. Dt'Land, 17-3 Beach Mainland, North Fort pe, Bradenton Southeast, 0-2 5. iIlountstown 13-3 basketball poll. 8. Miami Jackson, 13-2 Myers, Gainesville. Everglades remained d t 10. Tampa Jesuit, 13-5 6. Jay, 10-2 Robinson won two games last en 9. Stuart-Martin County, 17-3 (lass 3A Also receiving %tes: Titus. respectively. Class A an 7. (!'.qrwater Central Cathoweek to boost its season record 10. Orlando Oak Ridge, 16.1 1. (txoa Beach, 17.0 vile Astronaut, Dade City Pas- lie, 13-4 to 14-1 whIlelast week's leader, (lass 4A Also receiving votes: Day2. Fernandina Beach, 132 :o, Ocala Forest, Swnmerficld 8. 7ephythills, 11.3 St. Petersburg Northeast, lost tona Beach SeaL'rceae, TallaI. Tampa Robinson, 4-1 3. Crestview, 13.1 lake Weir, Milton, Delray 9. Miami Helen, 10-2 its first game of the yir and hassee Icon, 'ort Walton 2. Orlando Evans, 17-I 4. Qulncy Shanks, 13-2 Beach Atlantic, Glades Central, 10. I)urinellon, 13.3 - . - vansSecond ( , Also receiving votes: 1'erb. tthcntown, 11 rob liberal Arts, Pensacola 7. Orlando Lake Highland, 11('atholic', Wildwnod, Atachua 0 Santa Fe. 8. Greensboro, 10-2 9. St. Petersburg Nurthdc (l A (uiristlan, 10-1 I. Everglades, 12-0 10. Malone, 14-8 2. Laurel 11111. 16-2 Also receiving votes. Jack2. St. Augustine St. Joseph, sonville Temple, Mount Dora 10-1 Bible, Tallahassee McClay, 4. Tallahassee FAMU. 93 GreenvIlle, Paxton, Miami 5. 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ELEVENTH —3*. 8 I My r.€t Oii 8MS JOHN SCHLENK operates, maintains, or uses a was ninth-ranked Tennessee Route42b and Improving his own bicycles activity from Jay popular Jay specializes In he began doing some work for Jay is also a member of setting up bicycles for racing. surance, Workmen s Corn. ThCoyothermemberof the _________ velo stands for velocipede or girls) juniors and 4 classes of Jay has access to motocross bicycle Jay Bolton the owner seniors ncluding women and parts for dirt bicycles a of Seminole Velo Shop Is a veterans (over 40) You can get relatively new conception extensive servke for hrciients ted cutto a l7 Icad, et it . Ciem is offering his Shell tires under the hood windshield and front eno alignment machine the outline of your original windows cleaned the works - that few stations contain They pipe Clem s pipe is of better at just above his dealers cost everything you expected at a do all kinds of front end repairs quality and heavier con When you need tires remember hn I Genie purchased the entire building at her new address and I ooking lethargic through . 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Sanford, Fl, ç\';qJ1 I I-, II 1 THE BORN LOSER • ___________________ • by Art Sonic . - . . ________ ! - ~_ixw -~.v 42 Swiss Y 45 Senseless 49 Arrange R beteen 51 Mounts; ass 52 Girls name 53 Utilizer ___ 54 Onager __ 4 Aircraft 5 Peru city 6 Charm 7 Affirmative Ju I MPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lc IJJum _ __ l CEiTATiON COM4IITT OW'Re YOU DOING ViMEN I TOOK YAKS am mom IJll OV __Q I ~ k( A2 A- mail 11 JJ M lJlll m 01 N 0 ' 'Jul11 N m - Jill mom 0 - J_— a 0 W Jlllljluuijlu Jill By BERNICE BEDE OSOL j - (myth) wds) 25 Mimicked 46 Killed 26 High home 47 Face pa,t 27 Sensible 48 Otherwise 28 Speed contest 50 Merriment reply Jill For Wednesday, January 28, 1976 68th Year, No. 136- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're vtry likely to come out The first ideas you have will on top In competitive situations probably be your best today. If today but take care not to win a you move too cautiously, you'll hollow victory by losing a stifle your initiative. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. valuable ally. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) You want to be certain YOU Your bright Idea today will look receive top value for what you good on paper. However, you spend today. You may have to may find a few loose ends when eliminate the middleman. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. you put it into practice. GU'l (May 21-June 20) 19) While your mind may be on Though you recognize your a career problem toda y, those responsibilities today, you of your friends will be on lighter could be easily led astray by a matters. Don't depend on them friend who ctffer some temp- for solutions. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 9) ting rIvrrn, You may need assistance CANCER (June 21-July Think out your decisions today. If there are two persons carefully today. It would be involved, turn to the one with embarrassing to have to y whom you usually have good "No" to something you agreed COtulflUfliCation. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) to earlier in the day. LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22) Some- You're bettcr off today if YOU thing important to do toda y? don't get mixed up in material You'll have to depend on No. 1. entanglements with friends. If Don't look for help, you see one developing, beat a VIRGO (Aug. 23=Sept. 22) An hasty retreat. opportunity that looks like 24 YOURBIRTIIDAY caratgoldmaycomeupfog- you Jan. 28. 197G today. Look before you leap. There could be hidden strings. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) See through to a profitable You're apt to be a shade more ending thos prejcctt that generous today than others are you've begun. Gains will be toward you. Don't get ruffled, there this coming year If you things will even out, don't give up too quickly. c "P "/ -• • '. V ;Y-J k-:~ 1,,• lll -~~ _ ;a~. - 11 I . -.- L JGS BUNNY i ___ mitamor- 8 Lawrence K. Lamb, MI). zl_ so Chic Young I ASED \ LINE eoSso 3 RAISE TODAY t( WE SAID BE E HE GAVE ME A RAISE. WED WAVE TO GIVE Twilt WELL JLL ' A ç DEAR OH LAMB -. After many, many rears of suffering from diarrhea, I was helped by the suggestion in one of your c,fluinns Ili-it the trouble might be from in tolerance to milk Five Points •.i .. •. • #111 1. INNOINK .'e- ".L--- • - rn. - By El) I'RICKETI' IleraldStoff Writer A report Issued by county government's Office of lThiinty I However.Nelswcndersaidan hand a report from County 1! IIiI, I _______ __ _ - •' Tn iRrmmgin,6,1 [ W U UU u U •1 .•.. 7 The eommtsslon gave Neiswender and the county No cost estimates are important estimate yet to be Attorne) Thomas Freeman available for the suggested plugged into the study is outlining the legality of legal department permission to complex, but o ffi cials indicate whether it is economically establishing courthouse anbegin negotiations N with Management Analysis and such a structure would cost in feasible to construct a new nexes in sections of -.. the county American Fabrics _______________ Evaluation (OMAEI rcconithe millions, Inc., a firm __________ r,, c complex near Five Points as other than Sanford. '. a' III iis located at theSeminole Plaza at . _________________ mends construction of a multiNeiswender is project opposed (ci moving Into an The report Mates annexcs U.S. 17-92 and SR-436. -. ,. .-"-'V. - -. ________ million dollar complex JUSt director for the new courthouse already existing structure. 1. may be legally created. It also , north of Five Points, a county ancx. In addition to the 1 Y,6 ~ 01 .'• ApproxImately 12,000 square OMAE certain official announced today. One factor jn favor of the Five P. operations, feet can be report, Nieswender now has 1' especially the recording func. month. Thrented for $2,100 Director of County board pet-mission to hire the Points lncatin,n is the fact e branch facility is Lions, must remain at the I) e v e lop m e n t ________ dab lm!if . ,i kv.-w fu_____________________ It o g e r architectural firm of Herbert the county already owns land designated county seat which is part of the county's new from '( ________ Neiswender ____ eiswender said the report Banks to assist in the selection there. countywide library system. said Sanford. OMAE B d Analyst Sig of a suitable structure for the Pearson's report does not speak Space for the branch was '$'j Pearson of the economic factors. A second Neiswender project planned for the new courthouse iiiiL. recommends "less cuurtbouse annex. space than we thought we would Neiswender pointed out. '-'--the location of a building for annex, but officials agreed a need" and suggests providing On Tuesday the commission however, that Pearson's report a temporary branch library in temporary facility is needed . additional space at the cour- okayed Banks as the No. I does mention the possibility of a the south county - was given __________ because the annex - wherever thouse in Sanford for the choice, with Bruce G. Black- Judicial-police complex near the green light by corn. it is located I — is not slated for _______________ Judiciary by moving most man second and Watson & Five Points. missioners at yesterday's completion until sometime next Board of County Commission Company third. Nelswender already has in iiit-uting. year. operations near Five Points. ________ ~~!l Neiswender said the lion's W -_ _.. _.t share of additional space needs . solzmmul_ _. --.-goes to the Judiciary. lie also 1~ .- _________ On Jail said ills a • 'logical move'' to Sanford Airport Authority officials have Sanford. — consider combining board ountywned operty Just north of Five r. ' set a Feb. 12 hearing on whether or not to functions near Five Points by Vihien says Building 310 could be Points has been suggested as possible site turning over courthouse space allow the county use of Building 310 to renovated for $O,000-then rented for for a new jail. .' --. house jail prisoners. to the courts, $50,000 yearly. i Voters have twice turned down The OMAE report is the In a letter to County Commissioner A sirniliar proposal was rejected by proposals for additional taxes to build a N i ., Sidney Vihlen Jr., airpo rt officials say an airport officials last year after residents new facility. second indication of a potential I _____ ___ new building near Five Points. _____________ ____________ agenda item has been placed on the order and others turned out to protest housing Another alternative beginning to take At last week's county cornof business at 9 a.m., Feb. 12, in the inmates on airport property. thape is the location of some type of mission meeting, both Cornauthority's conference room. However, Vihien says only minimum complex near Five Points that -im 1. _ e would missioner Harry Kwiatkow5ki At Tuesday's county commi!:sion security prisoners wotdd be , housed at the contain a Jail facility as well as space for and Commission Chairman meeting, Vihien informed the commission airport. And the commissioner points out count)' operations. . Michael Ilattaway voiced he and Sheriff John Polk ll attend the nationwide statistics indicate areas with Director of County Development Roger support for a judicial-police Feb. 12 hearing, minimum security jails have experienced Neiswender is exploring construction of a complex north of Five Points. The agenda item is in response to a plea no difficulty as a result of prisoners, Thomas Michael Colon. son of Mr. and Mrs. Froderick K. Colon CHOCOLATE Both commissioners incomplex near Five Points, as well as the froll, Vihlen to lease Budding 310, a Jr. of 2311 lisa Court East, Sanford, is not really making mud If Building 310 dicated construction of a new falls through as a second location of a courthouse annex in South COVERED BOY pies, tc is just getting more of his chocolate birthday cake on the structure county officials say with jail site, VIhIen will pursue a referendum -Seminole Count)'. complex would do away with outside than inside as he celebrates his first birthday with glee. modification, would serve to alleviate in September to ask voters for money to the need for a planned courVihlen is liaison commissioner on the (herald Photo by Tom Vincent) future overcrowding at the county Jail in construct some type of Jail facility. Jail. 'house annex in South Seminole • If Z t. j _____ ___________________ ____ - • - S. - . - f .'. _'- - , ______ u - •__ - ':' , get _____ ______ - - ________________________________________________________ - __________________________________________________________ ' _________ E - ___________ -_:A~Jr • . B OSWALD and JAMES J,tUOltV Calcium Sources Hard To Find At —• __ W I N AT B R I DC IC0mPX • ail j•p Sanford, Florida 3277l-Price 10 Cents ,.11 _ • - - J1. - . __._ .. - •-- . i iy, • '-7 Jill _ . I RON E l JlulJllll lilIlu lull Imm .__ jll MO no M 7 _~~ - --•- --- -- a aaa aam . , - 0 _HOROSCOPE preserves 4 Drama At 8 Learning PA1ML itN' 12 Singleton Citrus fruit 14 Iris layer N 15 Reverend fib) 55 Sandpiper IIGII+I 16 Entertainment 56 Daly paper NlôITttt 18 Everlasting forte 20 Apertures 57 Boys name 8 Light measure 29 Above 21 Female tuft 9 flng (German) 22 Ireland chamber 31 Warder 24 Tibetan monk 10 Lease 33 Negat, on 26 Solar disk II Takes food 38 Laud DOWN 27 Golf teacher 17 Show 40 Fold 30 l4eroi. POotcy 1 Apple center 19 Harvests 41 F4rws 32 Beetle 2 Dill herb 23 Pauses 42 Swindle 34 More concise 3 Raven 24 ApolIn's 43 Presently 35 Bridge ho(ding utterance mother French city (2 36 Poem 37 Tears 39 Cake froster 40 Dock Al Toddler • -_____ Put u I) .~z_mq __W11 ls- _J *c ROSS THEY WANTEP •r ONE IT A LiALITYOLJNPlNG NAWE 4 • Answer to Prevntj, Puzzle j Ono Mort Walker I ~rW - ~~ - - Tuesday, Jan. 27, 197i BEETLE BAILEY ~ - - - ' --- _ Hearing Air port Set - --- - NORTH £10832 27 • QJ _______ WEST EAST if) *6 V A Q J 98 K7 V K ID 53 _____________________ D . Dr •K.1096 •A8732 £1052 £K4 SOLI If 11011~_ ________ ¶ c good six-card spade suit. North's jump to three spades is strictly competitive and South goes on to four _____ __________ - spades purely as a defensive measure. . West doubles and with both black suit finesses wrong South is one down Not a bad result since four hearts would wrap Ui). 6 42 -I trick higher to take the bid away from you. South holds a typical minimum spade overcall oF East's onening heart bid £873 One way to continue eating _________________ C' Both vulnerable dry cereal is to pour one's fniit juiceover it. particularly contain much calcium other West North East South _ ________ the unsweetened grape, than milk is pretty limited. pineapple or apple juice. You can use canned salmon iy 1* and eat the bones, or sardines. 2, 3£ 4V 4£ Please discuss how to obtain An Ohio re reader wants to fbIe. Pass Pass Pass proper protein and calcium Collards contain 250 know what is meant by a deepOpening lead 3 V 4 when one not only cannot milligrams of calcium in sea finesse. tolerate milk or cheese but three-and-a-half ounces. This is when you finesse wishes to be a vegetarian. I Mature bean seeds contain against several cards at once, used to love to prepare in about 50 milligrams in each The most common case Is ~ % (cresting meals for my family t hree - an d ounces. cookThe prime requirement for when yOU lead toward A Q 9 and now every mealtime ed weight Those wanting a an opening bid Is some high and play the nine. You intend By BOB LLOYD becomes a crisis, more complete listing of the bonds on two charges each of wagering. Maximum cards Usually 13 or more to finesse with the queen -Skip Aloysius Smith, 3& of 2rCL1 Chanute Trail. hferaldSt.alf Writer calcium values of fo(xi and i. of flL2 %V. Church St., Orlando; Craig Cook, of Iike yonon high-card points and surely at later. but try the deep sea just the misdemeanor 60 davis s Each of the nine men arrested so If one cant tolerate milk, taitland, other information on minerals least 11. IIoelI Arms Apartments, Casselberry H in case both Jack and 10 are in ; ardy can one tolerate the dry posted $250 bonds on two -John Lawrence Rutland, 30, and vitamins can send 50 Seminole Sheriff John Polk's office reported of 20 Forest fludson. of 166 t this Th e prime req uirement for front of A-Q.9. Willow Creek Cove, Lorgwood, and An Orange County agent working on the gambling Powdered milk' cents for The Health Letter a competitive bid is playing c ha rg e s each of wagering. Road, Winter Park. P. D. Walden, of Lake Howell Arms Apartments, morning that nine persons indicted by a statewide probe said at least two persons named in In number 4-6 on Balanced Diet. -Larry All en Keene, 40, of 2036 Swmii zield Casselberry, strength. Taking tricks. but DEAR REA DER - Over 80 (Do you have a question grand jury last week in a gambling probe have clictments - one on a felony, the ther on a Maximum penalty on conviction Enclose a long, stamped, selff not necessarily any high-card lot the experts? Write "Ask Road, Winter Park. per cent of Liii' adult blacks posted bonds on misdemeanor charges and have misdemeanor_-are believed to have left the state, addressed envelope for mailthe misdemeanor is 60 - days Iii points. Some are necessary, the Jacobys" care of this and 10 per cent of the adult -Vincent Lee Cloyd, 29, of 620 DeSoto Drive, apThe summonses are returnable at a County Court been released from county jail. The gambling probe utilized wiretaps on two ing. Address you letter to me pearance Feb. 6 at 9 a.m. whites have the same Casselberry. county jail and-or $500 fipe. in care of this newspaper, Arrest warrants for four other persons were withtelephones in Seminole County that were autharized mal minimum is seven, The statewide grand jury returned indictments problem And in this huge popanswer individual questions -flubert Ray Priest, 38, of 395 Lake Seminary 1' 0 Box 1551, Radio City Stalast week charging 59 persons with 160 counts Of Enough good reason to get if stamped, sell-addressed . • drawn Tuesday and they were served with sum- by Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice James ulation about half of them Circle, Maitland, lion. New York. NV 10019. Adkins Jr. The wiretaps, made between August and Into competition is to hold envelopes are enclosed. Thai flIOflSP_S to appear in County Court at Sanford become sick from consuming bookmaking and betting. each and were released after posting $250 bond Altamonte Springs attorney Franklin T. Walden spades. If you have the spade on1v one glass of milk November 1975, were made known tosuspeetsin the Feb. 6. mop' interesting questions . each. They were: While (try skim milk I.% an Special Prosecutor Gene Whitworth of said he requested, in accordance with court rules, suit you have an edge against wilt be used in this column probe in Dtniiber in accordance with state law, excellent source of calcium -Frank }3uckelew, 34, of 1893 Poinciana Road, Capt. J. Q. Milk is a wonderful food an dSherdi's GaUowi.. said deputies tire that warrants naming four of his clients be with. (;ainesviue said about 40 of those indicted were all other suits in that your op- and will receive copies Of Booked this morning at county jail on two charges and protein it also contains Winter Park. the principal source of still looking for 15 more persons, two of them on drawn and sumions issuecL "Court rules provide charged with wagering, a misclemeanor. and about portent will have to go one JACOBY MODERN) of w wagering and later released on $250 bond was lactose, the milk sugar that calcium in our diet People -Elmer Gordon Youngblood, 53, Winter Garden that persons residing and working in the corn- 20 were charged with bookmaking, a felony. felony indictments. "We hope to clean it up today James Cason, causes the problem. 35,of 1420 Gene St., Winter Park. who can't use it are indeed citrus grower. ' and Thursday," Galloway said, munity be surturioned to court on misdemeanors CARNIVAL Whitworth said the traveling grand jury will Eight men who surrendered at the jail on by Dick handicapped Not providing a -Frank Cutchin Bone, 27, of 2422 S. Conway instead of being arrested," Walden said, You can get lots of adequate return to Orlando Feb. 18. That meeting was Each of the nine men arrested so far posted $250 Tuesday, were arrested on two counts of wagering product they car' use is a form Road, Orlando. Walden said summonses were Issued to Bob Cook, originally scheduled for Daytona Beach. . of discrimination, To solve the protein from any of the meats IF you are a vegetarian and calcium problem many people ' milk intolerant you will have a simply have to resort to taking much more difficult time. All calcium tablets because of mature bean seeds, and in __________________________ e o milk intolerance I suppose oo ed particular soybeans, contain this sorry state of affairs will N \ nearly complete protein. A To l,t00'poiind buffalo roam continue until the dairy in. Hvl)ONNA F=STE diet using sufficient beans and . In their own enclosure at the dustry makes a serious effort P P Ilra1d Staff Writer -, other cereals, such as corn, Central Florida Zoo. Herald to market a lactose free _iIIIhLjti1!lil can be used to meet all the product for the millions of Correspondent Scott Abrahams needed protein requirements I.ONGWOOIJ-.- Dozens of people who need t The explains how this breed of ---.. for adults. Children have dignitaries and citizens were technique of doing this has animal, hich once fed and greater needs during the already been established and present Tuesday afternoon as --clothed many early settlers and growing years and I hate to it is apparently not an expert-...-. the Seminole Count)' Health .. Indians, has managed to sur- ,iL see them do without at least sive method, There is a vast Department's new $90,000 the milk products with its lu'. See story, Page 3-A. untapped market waiting for Longwood medical clinic was protein t the milk industry. dedicated to the public and " I ''.-')) I Beans give lots of people opened its doors for business, -1 fit' number of foods that What does Democratic gas. This is caused in most in,\ , pres idential nomination can. stances by some small - " The clinic began holding dldate Henry (Scoop) Jackson molecules of triple sugars in regular open hours today to beans. We cannot digest these think are the key issues In the serve the medically indigent and they ferment causing gas. , forthcoming election? Jackson, and others in the area. You car get id of these triple a senator from Washington, sugars b) snaking the beans at gives his personal opinion on The new facility was the "-, least three hours and discarthe issues on Page dream of the late City Coun. ding the soak water. Then ci'man K. K. Williamson, pushcover the beans with boiling • :. INDI:x — Y' ed to completion by former water and cook for at least 30 ---- --=----County Commissioner Greg •. minutes and throw away the Around The ( lo( k 4-A cooking water. Add fresh Drummond during his last year Bridge 6-A water and finish cooking. Th e in office, by County CornCal.*ndar 7'A triple- sugars are discarded in missioner John Kimbrough, Comics 6-A the discarded water. "Alfred! Please refer to it as a vaccination . not a '(lxi" who headed up the project for (ossord 6-A 'r'- .... AllmoiI •. the county, by former City Editorial 4-A Councilman Iinald Schreiner l•H I lo 1) ca MOM I 000NESBURY and Council member June Dr. tamp 6-A Lorrnann, city project counIlorn,o IIjw -_ 6-, dilman and Robert Ellis acting Hospital S-A _Yrn administrative assistant to the %ZuT7Mc,* OhiIuarIr. A A1flZT71ULr -I 14iW 7iL5 7) me. i/zw ItWL Seminole County Commission. atci .r azjp c4i,' - --& 9-A . Sports I Cutting the ribbon to open the CL)YQC 0E /Fi /WA4YSAC 7FII?/ A(A1O' ThE *k* % WS)flUfl 1. I ' build.ing designed to fit in with Cmnty Commission Chairman Michael Ilattalway and Longwood Council member June Larmann cut \,r A ThSt.i/ ' \I i the architecture of the city's the ribbon to open the new Longwood Med Ica I ClInIc. n2 . t( I.' t'i'lII.'Il Four Warrants Withdrawn, Summonses Issued Wine %_` I _ 16A ' ~-. A PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer 1 ThOUkT YOU QUIT I MY BAReE QUIT. \ 11 ' _. ;I tc 4i4 -' ,._t.,, c . 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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>, January 27, 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/06e297f65f217f77e951d391d59fafde.pdf ac1335ae4a459ccbb872af7b366d5a98 PDF Text Text - -- 4B-Evening'ierald, Sanford, FL Friday, Jan. 23, 197k Mon Walker I WELL T4ATh MY PROPC'4L ALA. IN FA\OR A'AE PAEP \ 'EETlN 4JCJRNE I 3 iL) IN TI416 'i'AR O OUR CE?'1NtJJ4L. IT .9g''rIFYING TO EE PE$IOCRACI STILL rHgIvw I I 0 O 0 0 by Art Soniom EEEE EE IJti 4AJ I R&T iux 1_IV IU1N \ T1'I II? II4tLJL1 ItlIM.0 £4*6TLEPATML IIIAI Is EE f.A) I AttheZoo J ___ 2 3 4 5 — urry V A RE ii \ - 'PaS/DE,vT OVEINC )-(i\ CUT .4ERE ILE MY CLASS IS IF T1 E F ORC'ERS, SIRJ 1 MEETING STARTS This r.7 4fl ak'- 41 - IAI n 51 18 '49 ' I '1 9 10 68th Jo Decide Jiji'yr Yt'a r No 133 -- Sunciy, January 25, Sanford, Florida Jflhl- Price 20 Cents Fate On A,1onday Crazy Joe' Spaziano Guilty Of Murder ' )B lLOYD electric chair or to life iniprisonment on the Iirstlegrc murder and sent them back for mnoc• dehberaUons, lwing Jury selection x of the jurors mnàcak posing body was found on an Mtamonte rings garbage dump return the guilty verdict Mcregor wamepectators, including jurors would have jury of Iirsklegree murder late Friday in the Aug. 1973 slaying of apartment, 18-year.old Orlando hospital clerk Laura Lynn ilarberts, was in If Spaziano is sentenced to life imprisonment he would have SCtIUfJ1e County Jail Saturday awaiting the second part of his no chance of parole for iS years. to vote in favor, Jury's recomnrnendatin and the decision on sentencing is his. Among the spectators attending the trial were Mr. and Mr5 Arthur arberts of Jackson Ic. ()areflLSo(th4 slain girl December 1973 rape of a 30-year.old south Seminole woman, but and his attorney, Edward Kirkland. Deputies stood in every Harberts collapsed sobbing and crumpled from her husband's ' resident and Outlaw Motorcycle Gang member, calmly turned conviction the state is expected to drop Prosecution of the rape toward Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook and two bearded charge. - \'OUt Hilt 1 111)A% to satisfy your ego today. Jan. 21, 1976 Unless you're intellectually You vill oe much more tn fulfIlled, you won't relax. t.IIIRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ('lined to assert yourself this Judge Robert B. McGregorat 11:20 p.m. Friday to be adjudicated guilty, the hallways outside, carried by Harberts and State Attorney flpr,ino'c - ---' Abbott -----... sat •1 ,4tht rouowing toe rennet Spaziano was quickly escorted down investigator, Jack H. Fulenwider, to a couch to the nearby lobby parently been unable to reach a unanimous verdict in 6'2 hours of deliberations on the murder case but when Judge McGregor sent a bailiff to the Jury room door at 11:02 p.m. a message came back that the jury 'has asked for five more minutes." "I can only die once," Spaziano said. Moments later he again turned once more toward the spectators in the packed courtroom emotion today In material been reticent In the past yoti affairs. You understand will now take charge - and you ' balance bitter than anyone. should. 56 '57 court will tolerate no outborsts." When the verdict was read there were loud gasps from spectators - but no disturbance. death penalty. toda'. Recall: You have a a pu.shover. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) wealth of background to draw ' i _______ ___________ 52 '53 154 _______ ____ F you dida't try hard enough. person because of It. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Once First place is yours if YOU Cxyou sense your basic Inner tend yourself. — ___17 _____________ ' .--'-- - -.'----- SUNDAY. EDITION u happen to wind u under rout wing today. They'll 11 —— -- -- .--.-'---" -•---.........-.......--,-,.-. -..-- verili ARIES March 21-April 19 Remember this. SCORPIo lOct. 24-Nov. 22) Someone extremely fond of you is likely to support your position You're a to believe you should against all odds today. Try to be be leading the parade today, ami why strnuhin't you? Those equally loyal to her. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) in front are those who are You (eel very strongly about confident of their abilities, sM;lrrMtlus (Nov. 23-Dec. your opinions today. You are probably right. Since you will 21) Quict places will be to your prevail, be compassionate with liking today. Everyone needs a respite at times. Solitude now others. (il:%IINI i May 21-June 20) beckons to YOU. ('APRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Don't be intimidated by tasks that may have seemed in- 19) Bc receptive to new ideas curmotmntable in the past. Your today. [hint turn a deaf ear to reservoirofstrengthmakesyou unheralded projects, even .1 though they may seem too equal to them today. ('1INUER June 21-July 22) innovative at first. JIIj EIl JIM UL=JIU PERIMENT .-... .._.-:..--. _________ _____________ %.#L.c1J .. For Saturday, Januc r' , '4 1976 24 __25 26 -_________________ ____________ 129 J30 I — 28 1 .-.-rr'-rn4. - -y---" _-.. T' -z . a- -. II _II _ ? ........ .c,r-rc .-t - handle any .situation, even Experience is an able teacher. , _______ 23 it(.,---- —A CO',IMiTTEE 8 - By HERNtC1 BEt)I ()SOI IUwI ro Pur '\ 4,,; TiflS ON iOUR 7 ---- ii 8C1aQ. ACCP.EDgT4T,Oj 6 — n--- 117 __ __ __ ____ tJNTRLr' ____ animals _______ e 1 African L 45 COncert haU antelope IrONlPPl__T A fNL 47 Two.legged P j= ë Al:J 4 Attendants _____ ______ N, DA ______ T — 1AI ___________ animals 50 Used to catch animals 8 large snake ___ _____ 5 Boy's name II Eternity 12 Mine entrance 52 Disparage N 13 Cobblers tool 55 Compared to T TN A S 0 58 Chalcedony 14 Bebys Cup IS Weeghl of Inthg 60 Made angry .i t'trm 62 Pub drink 16 Harrow 5 36 Greek letter openIng 63 Football 6 Make muddy 37 Kind of sale scores (ab) lB Cozy 7 And others (sb) 64 First two words 20 Depend U.atini 39 Definite article of "Star. 22 Mariners 8 Roulette wager 41 Beetle Spangled direction 9 Baby nIght 44 Editors (ab) Banner" 23 Enamor bird 46 Dative (ab) 65 Scottish 25 Badgerlke io Put in a cow 47 Twice negative animal ii Distant prefi*) 48 Angry 27 Satt.wator fish 66 Superlative 19 Obtained 49 Leopards suftia 29 Fail to win 21 Many months roet i 67 Boy's 31 Household tab) so Play host to animal nickname 24 Anmal doctor 53 KIng of beasts 32 Monkeys use 6' Territory (ab.) (Colt) 54 Bear (Latin) this to Climb 26 Air fpr&i*) 58 Wings 14 P4.,-va rI 27 Health reart 57 He,er (conir I 35 Dill herb 1 Je'*els 28 Prescience 59 DaylIght 40 Organ part 2 P.izt vi ept,vli 2 Fibbd Savings lime 42 Dialect of 3 Mammal 30 Spanish cheer tab Siamese hang hoofs 33 Arrival (Sb) 81 Change coior I - HOROSCOPE Answer to Previous Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY -.-r - Already serving a llfe-plus4ive..years sentence for Orange • COUflt ('Oflvlction.s, Spzlano could be sentenced to (tIC in the the adjacent jail, as he had been each day during the week-long trial, Meanwhile, deputies escorted the jurors to a parking lot on the east side of the courthouse where officers searched unM'v'day at 1:30 p.m. the jurorsareseheduled to return for the derneath and raised hoods of cars before allowing the jurors to second phase of the .Spa7iano trial. The court vi1l receive start their vehicles. don't believe the jury can reach a verdict:' McGregor gave the jurors a short instruction on their duty to try to reach a verdict deliberate on their recommendation of mercy or the death of witnesses had been threatened the home of o witnea had penalty, (Continued On Page !-A) - - - •:' ,: I rvs1 i.ii ,jr Lr 23 8%th%SlflantjJ%\1LJ%(Ufl1 "r— "\4i M)HiiI II L\UP1IIaLI / TEP ILL-1 ii I / \\/ —%-' / HS1 I iAJ i I i I I tJ\ i one I I ______________________ B) 1wrence E Lamu, UI I '-) BLON DIE chic Young WHATSVVLJR SPEC ATOC1AY PICgLEPIG5' ) FEET i—' -__-._ <' C: __ /WATOOVOiJ) SERvE THEM) WITH? f 1 I (DISGUSTI : £ Q 10 5 4 £KJ 10952 •J876 £Q643 tall thin 26yearoId womin who would like an for a long while, Any pressure from clothing around my stomach increases my mis. cry 1' Do ou / have any hclnful U suggestions? DEAR HEADER - Youare '-'U'-' CS tho e : unuInb esi IA to stop swallowing air. If you 4 3A ing this it Is pretty hard to Stop. A handy solution is to hold a rubber eraser or pencil , . your • 'I. h , -is no1 so easy to swallow while you Opening lead -. -JA by Al Verm.., -- - £ / ,, P%J,,',, / , A % mcconn reader wants to Once in a while some nasty know wIt-it he should bid with opponent interferes with your LAVix •KQJ52xzxx peoplei:veicornptemis. handle this sort , then, usinganeraserorevena 11 1-' - PRISCILLA!'\ I USEO CARLYLE'S) WHAT'S I TOOThBRUSH BY! ''i WRoNG.',! -1tSTAKE! r—' \!..L I I 'u(J<, ' Ti'(- (A" after eating is usually not from the food )OU ate The shortiy , .. :. It or chat to do about It. r. '- of in. pass A double would be for cigarette holder between the g .ee, t,,at you . most people the gas passes How do we know It le air? solve that problem. to ulu , Judiciary of Florida, he said g bid to show more s'ealI' hurt hat do you do if your opposend SI ) I administrative experience there htle he personally to Win of the Dade County trial % n or pas case you simply double to say: newspaper, P. 0 Box 489, husband who is 59 had a heart , Ju.Ia& I make seven". Pass to say: N V 10019) ____1 -,-j 1 - 'tL' II ARCHIE 1ZL,OIHER I THERIVERWLEBLUE4AJ,O GOLD HITS THE PQESSZS! (Lc STOP THE ccss jifl1j) I / ' OROPPEOITlNTH PRESS.' ' •1 - . - pI jI 4 v ,7 ____I formed (rum any of the food you eat. The air in the stomach and hospitalized because of this The one time his pulse was 39. the other time it was 40, There feeling of pressure until It is crowded by the meal you eat heart but it takes a while to recuperate. at could be ing Is caused by the gas you a1rdy had in the stomach .. Toods. A good example is the gas formed from fermentstion of unabsorbed lactose, milk sugar, in the person who has this problem. Certain foods, such as beans, are notorious as gas FRANI( AWfl RMT by Bob Thoves —::- - ,- .. - I -- L - -. . ' a I. XI • •,-'1L 'Z4flh k r 11 1''Th\'M ,4J a • :• WHRtVER?ZL)I4 L cy of beans to form gas. People tend to swallow air when they drink things In cidentally, drinking carbonated drinks releases con• siderable I'as into the digestive system. Others swallowun: creased with nervousness, The problem is that many doe tors simply tell their patients 14 Since then he has had a slow done to prevent further at tacks? CARNIVAL I Jj•_J l___ - ' ____ ___________________________________ _________________________ /7'j' Turner 'J• / " '' -. the first governor. Jud 'e DuVal's - . b-'.' / -. \''• erel)asign of fitness. In these individuals the rate can increase at once If the heart needs to increase the amount of blood It pumps. A heart attack and some other forms of heart disease sTO1 'e ne 0 0, _'i A n with a black beard, earwg a black stoc pipe hat / / . . enough blond being pumped to the brain ar4 fainting or even convulsions can occur. ________________________________ TO 3C1/ —. C it'r . r. - - j3 ,trnd The Clock BrIdge ('alendar . (ornki - . ('rocsssord lAHtorial 1) or Abby — ay - - - - - - - President it YJfl 14M4v 7fl/i 4W15 AtYU Ci'ia i,' t14Ti/4PI /436F.WT 15,E it4th / 1iii )'- ,411 - -' . - Z6# 7/s. -'- - --- - 7)4T A \. - r Hospital - - 6(TTh% lily MIS - V Z.'4kM Sports Iaa',wr-w, .aa, , -- - . -. 7' '. .. -. .&.,...... -- . .. . ..-... U 7'f.'t' '. -- .- -- ____ - . '. .. - '.'. ' - '.r' - 5- '.' . recites in the way' the Civil War it to ring directly to the dii. House and enJoyed his cx. Agency for assignment to the of New Smyina Beach, pleadel ItIdCflt may h1ie done ferent members of the staff and periences immensely White house Mter his three guilt to possession of Cu / P r L 1.1 and was al owed to remain Ire' real life experiences at the "I sat on the President's 1ed for the LBJ ranch was continued to "soft duty If he (to uvflu penwng a 1 an I '"a,. . '.--a:•-:-'- ... --f''-':' ':' - walking the hallway's of school.s 1965 t Ma 121967 durino the - . , ' he shows his identification to be sent overseas. He decided . ' F a" "---a. -' -. a' . 'i':'L ": -f :- . - -a : - would precede him to set up the \Thite House. including one Technical c lie 0 ge to communications to make sure showing that he had ridden on •-.--r"- with anyone in the world, 0U StUU) en he enlisted in the U S learn about Lincoln," he said "and it's fun to d - this with th' operations, also visited the famous ranch in Texas 'ot to s ak iC COUju _ I - -.-____ iO . — ____________ r - '. A .."• ' . ... -" • , r - _______ 'I.' ._ , : _____ / - - - - ' ' 1-' ---_ :. -' - .- second I a . . , 'cir - ' - __,-,-- ____________ 'F .-. . _.- =---. '7' ,, at S Iord' iop mC uOcp.j u criminal casts cheduled for trial this eek before tireuft Judge °' A. ('owart Jr. John Anthony Makrls, 21, of 201 Brighton Way; a e Raymond Secly, 22, if i, i ini Trail 'it t %S Illiarn I). Filiott, 28, of 241 Plaza Osal all ta.s.selberry '.icre In a car 1 -- --- ,, Li citizens in hopes of plugging (ounty ____________ IP". L't1, -t a-' ____________ , J j a tht Shop 'N (,o Stort Si,uth , ,.4 _% -4 ' 4 ' ' ' ..i'-a.''' .P ", .. '3 . r/ui1 - a-- ..$ , • 41 '''' -.. ''' ' . s.,' . - ' , 1,, - ''-•-.' -': '4 . #,1 JIa4?J i , "V' 5.- aq"1r, I ;..r _.'1' S - vai, .' '7': U.'.. %,t4ll -. ' k $ ' .__. '....,.'',"a1'.'4'1.t.I.1 i; " II' -..J\ V., I' t.sL)stWC kI.1 ','if ''•: I -- - ' ..--. '. -a't' "r -' .1 h •:;, - , p 14 . . 'i,". ':-e' ' ... 't"t 'k •'-i'\ ; ' '1 '' :" ;; a- - h I",, •'. -, 4 ' V-": .' • .a1. 1,,, vi'VV;'. ,.. ', t5' , 'rT', ;1P ,',, I" I after tsomaki,d nien, one L 'c'n4i ca-o ¶.' -- ________ , -' ______ a '.'- trjt.1,.,i _________ -. .i''4.". - - '':-' S ,,2 ;-:' Out of the sessions, lurcher presented ssill be mnsalu.ible to - . '*.4 V 1I , : S"p-'' it' 'a14.3# r'%" __J,-)L./A4-Ir..pa tr- / " ': i"'.-i "- 1 .f - ,I '\ 3 Three Casselberry' mt-n charged with robbery and use of a firearm in cornmission of a felony' in •k . - ,; a -p---. '. ta flu u na - --•- By El) PRR'KETF IItraltI'taffV,rItcr - _____ 'tc i.-a '; :. - ______________ ____________ ' return to t 11.f r op , SO ' ...... -; r'z- I school students of Seminole and Orange Counties. , ,_ ";' .. s# .l ) -: ) - -- ..,4.-'.-.: ... •1i, ,, r_ -; :i'c _jc...a14 e 53)5. U When the resident would Johnson even had a telephone in basement herc the corn. pleaded guilty to petty' larceny pianatrtpamay rorn n,ute Sewell, who attended Lyman House, Sewell tells the students, probably our greatest was released on his own Sewell shows the students the High School when it was a president during he (Seelli and others in the various certificates he this recognizance pending PSI and Bicentennial year and sharing sentencing on March 16 Rice was rear facility graduated -. , - .: ..'-'' _, ".f- ... u,C ' 1-4-8 county's cornprehensi%e land '77 '#- (lates back three 'eneratlons The end result of Kercher's - - - A' ' deadline. In cities, planners, at the courthouse in Sanford. like Kerther, are just as busy Tsso firnis under contract to preparing land use plans for the country' are scheduled to Over the next 25 years itiunicipalities make presentation fur Seminole County's population Kercher say's that at this public's benefit. 6-A will double reaching 314,000 point the growth could go in an One firm. Econometrics, wilt 4-C persons by the year of 2000, directIon. It lihisresponsibility provide information on the 7-/i according to County Planner to insure it is orderly and in the economies of growth and what 4-C. William Kercher best interests of all the citizens it imanc to this area 4-C For almost two years, herkercher and his staff have The finn, (ilatting 6-A clier and his stalf have been set up four public hearinds Itrophy & Shaheen, is a corn3-C busily studying the most ef Kerc her urges the public, an'l pany composed of planners and 7A _: i -i. the Christmas selected for training for the tencrngs set for March 15. ', oy i. PSI. - .1-_a' . . . -.. - _' a,- - Charles Hillery Jr., 20; Samamnie Leo 1.owery, 20; and Wi, n0 l,1or1r , , au ford, pleaded guilty to at- . bottom of the heart. This nditlon Is called AV block When this happens the heart may beat slowly, but unlike the athlete's heart, it cannot speed up enough 1? increase circulation if that is needed. gets - .- .......... . -- . -. nO e ' - - .1 L ' firs' law books before school classes, he is a1ly' introduced as a "visitor II - be! &re Judge McCregor: Sewell delivers the great oval office and checking out Florida Supreme Court, that was not even expected to speak wrote his short talk on the back Sewell said. '1 remember will terminate my ambitions as at the Gettysburg cemetery and of an envelope. slIttn back in his chair in the far as the Judiciary is con. cerned," he said. • I I .• The judge eumme a lawyer in 111 i fl IV U i Cl.10 fl June, 1948. He Li married, the 1 father of two daughters and • f I reat- - 't. vestigatton (PSI) and sec.- By' - L!—' '. ______________ '' c , --af s-. ' '' r a) c S fr r R H' B %a.'.s4l II I k II lJ 'a)'l 'I bI' I 3.41 II...' A native of Florida, the resemblance to the "great , ________ ,,, 4 plea on Dec. 8 when his trial run auto at op Orlando body sentenced him to three years as sheduled in circuit shop here they said Lee had probation concurrent with tht. 1k had txen held in jail pending taken it (or repairs fie ears probation mnetcd in sentencing -, the grand lalten) umse In another I. riday seiitencin Florida Highway Patrol Judge McGregor ordered In cases that had becn I a--- f4ja first governor of the state Abe Lincoln, but rather homer William P. DuVal, Judge Sewell III, a native of the DuVal's great-grand-uncle, county and member of a family \ - .i - - ' 'L '., --'- ____ Monroe P Lee Jr, 25, oF 565 injured his parents Lee as theft cast labor pleaded guilty S&triinole Me Langood arrested after FlIP Ifl to unauthorized use of a motor - _____ -, -'.- ..--.. .. Judge Du'wal pointed to the scroll and reciting the Get- by Dkk -' -'" &-.j ______ ________ labor was found gull:) b) a miinths in prison plus 12 years into the median a , in a ns ' a ut o hat sas probation 1e alleged]) left the scene of taken from a shopping center ClrcwtcourtJudgel(obertB the accident that killed th parng l at Sanford - ' Is oxygen and nitrogen or air, of a three-ear-old New Jerse the rear of a Ne Jerse .. - ',aill ministratjvecourtforthe entire takeout, a twoiarnond call to stop swallowing. tension iso tena fa° / 1- , -- - ' ,_:,_:: ; '- it 2- ear.oidiongwoodnlan, b) Lee was northbound on 1-4 SanfordRouteQne,toserieone . i ________ who pleaded no contest to a near SR.436 on Sept. 3 at a year in state prison and five ' ________ r7- :: .-:' .'------",'' culminate with the September ______ elections On the bench of the Dade COUIII) circUit court since being annomnted bt then-Gov Iran-is B t in J 1963 DuVal decrlbed himself as "tl101't conservative than liberal," adding that he can ' bring experience to the high B' court from his many years on the trial bench, L — PRISCILLA'S POP ______ Fridays and weekends meeting --as mans people as possible and -- " ces anc7 tl just inthinkabe for North to be lllack ooding without ace king of spades and ac of hearts so South bid the Ia 'down 'and slam Pass 2V 174 7v - .tnno1e ount) camn on oo friends and supporters _____ %S ith fonner State Sen Mack __CkeIand Jr. at s side, r minorsu orth I iii South as,- .. Ff i( \orth.South vulnerable _______________________ ,,T In Death Of Child ___ ______ -- - r'- - ' of the Florida Supreme Court South but South was read) South studied his hand A 93 O __ MIAMI - I)ade County occaston North s Blackwood four notrur'p as a slight o erbid but he liked his dis tribution Easts seencIub A I ba1a,yed. Shortly after eating I m tembly bloated and burp excessively I end up taking Alka Seltzer but it doeso t help Sometimes I'll even wake up from a sound :c?fl:E 'iTL _____ A ID Post 1 Iartner I think %. an make sevcn " Of cursc. f - : c"-",it i;, i PIPIN' HOT! .•: f"- - i C- -,Ek!i -'. ThIN T)-tAT'LL) LEAL.L' ,—' - ____ "4V' - ---. & BUGS BUNNY .., 2'' U EUCWLY COLD OUT THERE, C'NOR.') LIKEWI5.' .-.. ,,Z.- i; ' v -- , ,. . . _;_• i7 ' '.. , '- .,-.-a, .- I lay" -,-, d_ S' . :: .2' :-- - _________ .t'% ... ______ r' , .-r 1. . :,- a- c-,.'. ,t ii( - • '' . ________ ________ --___________ �- r 7A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL • Sunday, Jan. 2S, 197A - — - I & - R I lrldo"`~,11111111111L A I lull rrirr i u a Panel Will Call Nixon, But Not Frank Sinatra (AP) — The Senate t which Tamrn is a member. kV Intelligence Since 1956, Tainm has served written in a city clerk and finance director December, the I1MC notified for the City of Sanford, except Tarnm: "Your name has been from 1964 to 1 969, period for a added to the distinguished as chief deputy of HMC members who have when he clerk for the Seminole County been so designated. A cerClerk of Circuit Court. is being prepared for in J will question t operations , Sinatra Kennedy and / tlficate YOU plan for domestic 4 / chairman Frank W saw i reason d _____ Maria •' - -'' Computerized Routes Urged Tamin Is a graduate of the •" Tamm said ----.......,..... _----- Church said the committee no to question Sinatra about posib1e link between President John F. Kennedy and the in a CIA plot to kill tuba's Fidel • he was ver proud" to receive the award, because the designation "Certified Mt'nicipal Clerk" is awarded only after a complex system of point requirements has been satisfied. --- - said. But letter served Chilean President teuiigence a ha / about the so-called of three horrified Pro ,gram Draws Compcinies SEMINOLE HIGH TAI i.MlA'sLF API Twenty-five companies have been at tr acted to Florida and an estimated 4,000 new jobs were created in the last six months of 1975 with the help of the state's new investment program, an official — .• at Seminole High School planted 50 trees recently In observance of Arbor Day. Kneeling are --.1 ---I-.---. uriii wJu assi sta nt enairman of the tree planting staff Cha'les Prescott. Standing from left) are Mickey Whitehead, Tim Akey and Kevin Brown, in charge o' ''ibllc relations for the forestry class and tree planting staff. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) Students I ._A 1 #16 iI.f ,i,,1 ).lfl % PLANT!. i1 L.. - State Bank No. 717 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF says. "THE STATE BANK OF FOR EST CITY" OF FOREST CITY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31,197S. County Agrees To Help 'the firms assisted by the Division of Economic Development included manufacturing, non- nianufacturrng and motion picture compan ies, wltha total tnsestment of $19.3 Million , said division director Joe Iknness> ASSETS routes." Ca + lidy Group Be I I Ap Cish and dt.' from bnk (Including 13 mmiuiufacturtng firms included in the total ranged from fabricated tecl to phal-flmd et2utjeais and security The ecliupinent, he said. neY brought in S2 million In state and count) revenue Irutmall> and were expected to provide 1 2 million annualls S Nee unposteddebits) 717,803.39 (a) U.S. Treasury securities 11,167,330.06 (b) Obligations of Federal Financing Bank The Seminole ('omt Corn- area in efforts Snone to place idled stc better c()r(IjrIatiufl between that the study committee Total (items 2(a) & (b)) mission has agreed to appoint a workers back on 1167,33006 jobs. Ob ligation s of other U.S. Government the Seminole County Industrial attempt to provide delegation to a 60-day study to The multi-county agency Development Authority agencies and r None which is the first step toward concept is spearheaded by Seminole County's problems, as Obligations of States and Political sundiislo None (SCIDA), the Seminole County wed as seek methods of setting Other creation of a tri-county in. Craig Linton, securities (including $ the president of Port Authority (SCOPA), the up dustrial authority, the multi-county "super corporate stocks) the Central Florida None Develop. Airport Authority and the entity." Trading account securities None ment Federal funds sold and securities purcha sed group of businessmen devoted decistion was unanimous Commerce. All the5c agencies the time of the persons ap. Other loans .................................... 4,216,95S,31 to to industry-seeking activities, attemt appoin t three Seminole Count) p to locate in dustry in Linton says Interstate 4 pointed to members to the study cornon the corn- J Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and from this area. other assets representing bank premises Sanford to Kissünmee is the inittee. mittee, 66.3.783.36 . Realestateownedot herthafl ba flkpremises But In some cases, according 75,712.44 "economic entity" that Inves tments in subsidiaries No appointments were made ties to Commissioner Richard The study will concentrate on together Orange, Osceola an not consolidated problems experienced by in. Seminole Counties, Williams, the left hand doesn't yesterday. None Customer's liability to this bank on BUt Hattaway sa dividual counties and the entire know what the right hand is id he will In Seminole County, Corn acceptances outstanding ...................None write Linton a letter informing Other Cetitral Florida area in at- mission Chairman Michael doing, assets (item 6 of "Other Assets") tempts to lure industry to the llattaway says he would like to him of Seminole County's (iflCludingi NONE direct lease financing) 67,243.33 Linton says It is conceivable willingness to participate. "4 TOTAL ASSETS 7.358,639.98 George Wa llace Challenged JACKSON, Miss, tAP)- Four candidates challenged Alabama Gov. George Walla ce Saturday in Mississippi's precinct caucuses, the second such preliminary test for Democratic presidential hopefuls. To 01 nea •........... . .. .+ IRS Agent To Tes fify 11flSW(X3 co porations ................. FM lAhlA 'S L AP Special Agent George -Snyder of th e Internal Revenue Service was expected to tell a federal jury toda', that former Comptroller Fred 0 "Bud" Dickinson failed to report aL t t coo In Ntign contributions. Meanwhile U.S. District Judge William llresard Hand of Mobile Ala., said he hopes to learn toda', the - Denwrats planned to gather at 2,133 locations across the state to begin a complicated of selecting deegates to th e Party's national conven tion th is suiner. Party officials say it may be several days before the resu l ts are known. Mississi ppi will have only 24 of th e 3,008 na ti onal conrention but the state has attracted attention because its delegate section begins so early in the election year and beca use it is the first c on frontation between Wallace and two other Southerners. - • process serve .,... whereabouts of of missing government witness William -. votes, Man Charged In Killings Pruitt, former Dickinson law partner from West Palin Beach Snyder took the witness stand Friday afternoon, but defense lawyers objected to his lists of 111.5 evidence against Dickinson md}I.mndrecesseJ the case overnight .. Man Killed A man already in prison for a brutal hatchet attack has been Indicted in Ii bizarre killings, nine of which police believe were the work of the so-called "acid Row Slasher," The county grand jury uWc Vtughji 0. Greenwood, 32, on Friday for the kiUngs, mostly of derelicts and tran. sients, over an li-year -ld. The indict ment wa,s returned after three days of c'zo& hearings under a court-imposed gag order, Greenwood, an ex-convict, is sen g a 32-years-(o-Ijfe sentence for a Weand hatch!;,ttack on two men in 19 and the burglary of actor Burt Reynolds' Hollywood Hills home last year. - •.. Under SR-436 Cpass BYAUDIEMURPIIY herald Staff Writer .., to resolve t he proredural dispute , Guard Licensing Praised LIABILITIES S\RASOTA, Fla (AP) Secretary of State Bruce Sznathers says the 11iew Florida law requiring armed s.?curit) guards to be licensed has "weeded out many persons unqualified to carry Smathers whose department enforces the law, told the Florida Sheriffs Association Friday that a significant number" of guards failed to pass the firing range test required for licensing, An elderly guard, after extensive training, was able to hit the tirgetoni> three times in 10 shots, sometimes from seven feet away. Srnathers said. The security-guard licensing lass, which took effect Dec. I, was passed as a result of shooting incidents by Demand deposits of iIndividuals, Patrick Burke, told the deputy Circe. Baron Luckenback, 28, and an automatic shotgur,, partnerships, a nd corporations Mrs. Burke had taken a pain Apt. 17, Foxcroft Apartments, 1,975,430.09 Time and savings deposits of individuals. together worth $275. reliever for a headache. The told deputies the partnerships, and corporations, furniture was Early Saturday, Richard A. An Orlando man was killed report also indicated that 7,431,693.10 Mrs. taken in October, when an Asher, 19, Deposits of United States Government .............5.96)09 Fri day evening w hen he was Burke's brother, Steven 501 4th Street, Deposits of States and Political D. occupant of the house moved Chuluot.a, reported 1,167,33021 that stereo Deposits of foreign governmentssubdivisions struck by two automobiles Lynch, 28, Apt. and 140, Sedgefield out. equipment worth $600 was under the SR-436 overpass at Apartments, told the deputy the official institutions .................... None ALso on Friday, James A. taken from his residen Deposits of commercial banks ................... ..40,00000 Interstate 4. ce ur d ing Burkes had been having a Pitta, 32, 104 Pine Court told the night. Sheriff's reports Certified and officers' checks, etc. . . . . . ... . . ...... 433.81321 According to the Florida 'confrontation" during lIiway Patrol, Jody La yne pre vious days, and that at one deputies the rear door of his indicate th at a man who stayed TOTAL DEPOSITS $ d,078,470,so house had been entered by at the residence Friday (a) Total demand deposits ...........$ 7,479,377. 40 Schmitt, 19, of Labelle Street, point, Mrs. Burke had night is (b) Total time and savings deposits been burglars who took two shirts a suspect in 3.596.693,40 Orlando, was found dead in the thrown the case. Federal funds purchased and securities sold head-first into a wall, northbound lane of Interstate-4 The incident is under agreements to repurchase still under None WASHINGTON (AP) — A new poll described as "a Other liabilities for borrowed money at about 8:30 p.m. investigation. None unique look Into sma ll town America" may fuel Mortgage i ndebtedness ........... ..... It ias reported that the man .... . ..None Other activities report ed by Spaziano Guilty Acceptances executed by or for accou nt growing political pressure for swift and certain either fell, jumped, or was the sheriff's department in. of this bank and outstanding sentences for aminais pushed from the S11436 over. dude the investigation of a theft None Other liabilities The findings show nearly 70 per cent of 18,827 club 214,115.01 p. M rd of a tractor-trailer from the C e women surveyed — most of the TOTAL Another fatality, at the J.B. Robertson Co. on Highway m white and middle-class ES 6,292,5*5 84 bclieve that harsh prison sentences and reinstatement (Uontinud From Page Sedgefielci Apartments in 17-92. Reports said of the death penalty would reduce crime. MINORITY INTEREST IN Winter Park, was reported by owner Braskie Anglin, the56, truck's been "shot up," and another witness had been beaten by a group 1018 The poll also showed that 33 per cent CONSOLIDAT ED SUBSIDIAR I ES of men. believe probation None the Seminole County Sheriff's Kenanne Trail, Maitland, took is more effective than prison and that V pet cent believe The Department, court had ordered the names of the vehicles to the company for five witnesses submany prison inmates could be dealt wi th more effectively poenaed by th e state be wi thheld from public view In court Reports said Judi Ann Burke, service. RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES in community treatment programs. records. Apt. 110, was found lying on a Anglin reportedly left the Reserve for bad debt losses O! loans (set up couch in her apartment by keys in the vehicle, and The key early testified on state witness, 1 8-year-o ld Anthony Frank Uslo, pursuant to Internal Revenue Service rulings) Deputy John Poole, who Friday morning, the company Friday that Spaziano told him during a marijuana 11,94360 Other reserves on loans .........................None smoking session that responded to a report of a called the he was going "to show me it some of his girls" Reserves on securities owner to tell him the .. ________ woman not None breathing. that he had raped, stabbed, sexually mutilated and tortured. WASHINGTON AP — Miamiased Eastern Airlines 113,000-vehicle had been taken. Pool reportedly tried to said that Spaziano drove him and nnunidentjfledma has asked the federal government for a $121 million Aiso reported Friday was a with DiIAsio Also TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS a rescusitate the woman, bu' she patch over one eye in Sporiano's blue pickup truck on or subsidy to help it stay in buziness during I76. AND SECURITIES of $1,000 in 14-943,60 furniture from about Aug. 14, 1973, to a dump area near SR-431 was pronounced dead on arrival a house at 802 Lake The air lines, which employs 12,000 workers at Miami, Katheri DiLislo said he hadn't believed what Spaziano had at Winter Park Memorial also asked the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) earlier to ld in CAPITAL ACCOUNTS him but at the dumping area he viewed two bodies Washington Friday to Intute the necessary proceedings face up "side side and head to foot." He said the bodies Poole's report said the that would given Eastern a permanent annual subsidy of — one m Capital notes and debentures .................. deco med than the other were naked and one was that of a None woman's husband, Michael $2I8,5,000 f or carrying the mails. (Pty infe't rate and maturity ith 'might brown hau'. of each iss ue outstanding) Ciatern. file nation's fourth hurgst airline, followed Pan DiLAslo said the woman's face and upper body American World Aays and bans World Air lines in Equity capital, total .........................1,051,330.34 was "covered with blood" and there were "cuts on th e breasts making requ ests for sutidIes. El and stomach,"Preferred 4. stoc k.fotaI pa r, Young DiLIsio said he went back to the truck after viewing None (No. shares outstanding - ) Ole bodies and took a hallucinogenic drug he Identified as "purple Common stock-total par value .......... ...... microdot." 623,000.00 ___ ____ (No. shares authorized 67.500) WASHING TON (AP) President Ford, who prides He said that Spaziano told him as they drove away from the (t'o, shares outstanding 62,500) himself on his health, is undergoing a thee-hour dump, "Now you'll believe me when I tell you about Surplus ................. my girls," _______ examination to find out just how healthy heis DiLisio denied on cross examination by Kirkland that he was Undivided profits ..............................312,500.00 113,833.51 Ford1 as he prepared for his annua l medical Reser ve for contingencies and on a hallucinogenic "trip" when he as shown the bodies at the otherltaI r es erv examina tion today at Bethesda Naval Medical Cen ter, es dump. The witness admitted that for the th ree ............. JACKSONVILLE (All) None months prior to directed his White House physician, Dr. William Lukash, seeing th e bo di es th at he had been regularly using marijuana, Ala bama Gov, George Wa!roTALcApITALAcc NTS ................ cocaine and "doing acid and all kinds of drugs except heroin" to make public a ikladed report an the findings. 1,051,330.54 lace says "a coaspircy" by the fie indicated that Spaziano had been the supplier of most Ford had an 8 a.m. apointrnent at the suburbanF'emocratic party has TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, des-el. of Maryland hospi ta l, a hall-hour drive from the White :gal drugs, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ............. ..... oped in an attempt to stop him 7,338,85998 House. rlalng arguments, Kirkla nd told th e Jury in his bid for th presidential th at DiLlsio "Is a j•. — .., firearms ' • Poll Supports Sentencing guards ....... I u n Escape Charges Dropped as er .. .• - WINTER HAVEN (API — Police have recom mended that criminal charges be dropped against a former city jailer aiu'ed of helping four prisoner s the city jail Vt1lliaiuiR od denbe ha d been charged Monday with helping the prisoners escape Despite the new evidence, Police Chief hlamp Rogers said Friday . Roddenberry won't get his job ba ck The chief said he still believes the jailer was negligent The charges were dropped after two other inmates con tradicted the escapee's Information, Rogers sa id Officials also said that Alvin L Gaines, a former prisoner at the Jail has been charged with four of Eastern Wants Subsidy .. .. • counts aiding an escape Barron Collier, Jr., Dies \APLES Fla, iAPi ' ___________________ - ,- - Cl ection Plot Ford Gets Medical Check - _____ Claimed _____ ___ ___ _____ -• — ____ , The last of three sons of the ad'. ertising and financial tycoon who founded Collier County has died at the age of Barton (oilier Jr. hospitalized in New Orleans since just before Christmas, died Thursday of complications following pneumonia f am ily members said Friday Born in Memphis Coll ier was president and chaIrman of the board of Collier Dcselopment Corp and chairman of Collier County Publishin1 Co,, publisher of the Naples Daily News. Surviving are Collier's widow, Marguerite a son Ban-on 111, and two daughters, Juliette C . Sproul of 'sIj)Ies and Barbara Collier of Washington, D.C. — _____ -- ' — ____ ______ . • . -- roirünat ion. Pregnancy Clause Added ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — The Miss America Pageant has added a clause to Its constitution stipulating that contestants "must not be and never have been pr egnant." The pregnancy clause was adopted "to eliminate the possibility that a contestant could be eligible because the was unmarried, although she was a mother or had been pregnant at some time," pageant direct or Albert A Marks sa id Friday. Bank Problems Reported WASHINGTON (AP) — About 350 of the nation's banks are getting thse supervision by federal regulators because of financial problems, the Federal Deposit In. si'rance Corp. says. Less than ball of the 350 are considered to be cause for serious concern by bank regulators, however, an FDIC q.okesmnan said Friday. The names of the banks have not been disclosed, terribly mixed-up kid. . "Would any of you like some very iznpotant decision In your MEMORANDA life made by his wicorroborated testimony?" Kirkland asked the Average of total deposits for the 15 jurors. calendar days ending with call date ..........6,005,08205 "II you helieve Tony's testimony," Van Hook argued, "then Average of total loans for the 15 this defendant is guilty. It's not what kindof calendar days ending with call date person Tony is, bu t 1478,003 78 Unearned discount on instalment do you believe that young man?" loans included in total Capital accounts Van hook claimed that not only did Spaziano murder Miss N one Standby letters of credit flarberts "but he even showed Tony her body." None Miss Harberts' body was identified by dental records but the I. Frank C. Dobson, Vice Pres. & Cashier, of the above body of the second Woman found on the dump liar never named bank, do Solemnly affirm that this re po rt of Co •... ." "They said Florida had a great primary and all the candidates came to Florida i 1972 primary," Wallace i.e- Florida Will Sue Oil Firms I)ARIIEIJ. A. h'I':F.R ...has been named ad- minitrqtor 01 SanFord night. (lmri.ctlsn School, which presently housed In Building won 41.5 per cent of 'ate and 76 per cent Of the 133 at Sanford-Central Florida the Airport. Peer helped establish state's delegates to the DemoUnhersity Prep, new In its cratic national conven tion tha t second year of operation U, year. Iial 'nrk, east of Orlando. "What Am re the the other candi. Hr succeeds Carem Catrr. flates doing this year?"Wallace ho sred as administrator asked the crowd. "Are they at the local school for the comnlng to Florida? No, they 3t1 )esrs. Sanford Christian joi'wd together a,)d said, School Is a noniHcp. Morris) Wall DAriz), denominational Christian said, 'We must get rid of the School Iorrn ed by a group of Wallace problem, ro all of us local citizens who seek to offer will stay out and let one go dawn Sanford "quality education in and take him on., a Christian atmosphere." ('ailed 'luring a rafl' E'rid.-iv identified. Spaziano was charged only in Miss Harberta Jea th. Correct Attest: Frank C. Dobson E. S. Green E d win Fly Directors W M Morris TALLAHASSEE iAP President Ford's campaign manager says tL. "andidate will win the March 9 Florida prima ry "al though if th e vote was taken today, I don't know if we would win, especially in North Florida. Howard "Bo" Callaway told the Tallahassee Tiger Bay (SEAL) — Sunday, January 25, 1976--Vol. 68, No. 133 Publ,I),d Oaty and Sunday, I'cepf Satvrd.y and Christmas Div by The Sanford Herald Inc., )D N Fren ch Ay , 5anfor, Ri Z7fl. Second Class Pota9t Paid Sanford. Fl,rid* 31111. Home Detivecy, 55 Uflt$, Month, 5) 10. 6 Montp, 514 TO Year, 17.10 by M6'I In F )Oi',da tame is hOvtie t1elvrry All ot her nia ii Miqitf,, $2 II' 6 Mntp',t 57 17 ______________ if State of Florida, County of Seminole, Sworn to and sub'scribed me this 19th day of January, 1976, and I hereby certify thatbefore I am not an officer or director of this bank. 55: — (lub Friday that Ford "definitely is going to win in New Hampshire" two weeks before Florida's March 9 pr hnary. F senif Ford loses in Florida it would not force him out of th e race, Callaway said. My commission evplres June 2. 1977, Eunice R. Davis, Notary Public; Publish: Jan. 25, 1976 DEV.119 — states, Shevin said Friday. nd ition is Evening Ik'nikl past p TAI lAhIA&SEE (AP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has announced that Florida's suit against 17 major oil comp.inies probably will be tried in Connecticut with similar suits by other states The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans Thur$dayupheldShevin'srighttosuetheojlcomnpiesin federal court on allegations they tried to drive in it ix. ixient sta tions out of business to raise ga.solint. price Unless the oil companies appeal to th e U.S. Supreme Court, the Florida case probably will be consolidated with suits of California, Connecticut and a number of other ---. — - appear ' .. . • .' _________ ' .". •. .. • .' ':- -. - - • L . Two Char ed I n Avon Park e n• •• . -- Small Ttactor, Small Price 12-30hildiftel UAI( I ()\' tAP I- Two men homes in (entral Florid; cairn 101615 the floor bought three weapons police the linked by police to a wave tics terririi& '1 by a .i'iiumsket1 Police said watches, weapons said, one of which ballistics f terrorism have been Th e affida vit accused her of gang. arid other ltc'ms were stolen tests show was used to kill lien- producing weapons for sales on f invading a rural home at The other two in custody on (morn the home. i-v Kersey in DeLand on Dec. 5. two occasions. gunpoint and whipping a man the stolen goods' charge are Police claim a skl'nmasked At a Friday hearing here, a After the hearing, Asst. Polk ,mndsexualls assaulting his wife Thomas wife, Lithe Mae, 25 gang is responsible for 16 ter circuit judge refused to lower Count) State Atty. \lonte before robbing the family. nd %far n's brother, Coly, 16. rorist attacks in seven Central $250,000 bond for Martin, but Campbell said information on Hood Tractor Co. I)anlel Morris Thomas 27, Police based their charges in F lorula counties during the past dropped bond to $50 000 on Mrs the se,-tr.-,hi t&rrnt. and affid, mu Lee Otis M mi-tin 19 wert the Mon Park ta.se on mnforma four months The attacks in Thomas 'I'hoi'n is be -'rig field sits filed in charged in nearby Sebring Fri tion supplied 41? Min.tiaA, Polk County have by a 17 )ear old (lUded two murders, at least without bond iii> with robbers lurglir's and south re)o and the younger been sealed until the end of 'rtetfl m the state five rapes and torture, pu ll, Martin is in custody as a ju re 1)41)14 sexual battery in an Avon Park training school at Okeechobee, Say. whatever trials ma> be he l , _1)44 nile, with no bond set. incident last October In n ffidavit. the youth Gang members forced vicI lie public defender sought to Thorns and Martin s re d mumitd tic ss ,is with Martin .111(1 urns to drink deaning fluid ii ise Mrs Thomas bo nd re .:11uc'ig four persons arrested Thomas when they inv aded the hurled two women from cluced even further, but ins esti kre Tuesda y on charges of sictims house,it gunpoint Oct g'itorst es tifiedthats he br, busing receiving and con , tied up the husband wife often took weapons or oni> the guns sold b> Thomas to the mhng stolen As George C. Hearn, items and their three children and valueless items confidential informant from bclie t taint from forced theni to lie face down on A confidential i nformant nformant one prt of the house to where accused property - SeT t to be held in the (rafts building of the coin ihiona t Plaza Deltona mm are munits center. Feb Anyone obtained float displaying flags of many selections by local artists, by calling 789-2277 or 574-2449. states. William and Mary Parke, coThe next general meeting of A moril,, the ni in' hi'n units thin aircn, are planning two the Bicentennial Committee will hit' liii' VFW Wemen's street dances, one July 2 and will lx', :30 p.m. in the Arts and ' Contract n S Sch ool enu I t d Sla e n Seminole Count> school Missin g Stud nts A EsDA Shirironj & cheeseC (,r(cn beans Applesauct Orange jui ce Rolls, ' '. fll Ik tbutt er tract is ssell The negotiating sessions I.-.,gin Feb 2 and extend throuh the week for the thri organizations. ••• ..- - - 'L :' ' :.;:c ••.- ., - thktd beams 4 1T6 S4L ' ' lk-iij. Franklin turkvy with gm Bunk er m ashed potatots Thomas Jefferson salad I peach berr,i I [AX,rly lk-11 rollbut ter Inci'Iiden('e Surprisi (pumpkin dessrti Declaration drink (milk) F'itl1)ty \( AI( 30 i'n iIamt)urg(r on 1)1111 French fries, Takr tots OF 'Fri tators Tossed green salad Dess ert mgrs. choi - k . should t f inf%nme, tax help they have opposed the U .S. Justice Department's motion. The situation all goes back to 1970 when 60 white student.,' and 300 black students sere ,mssmgne,l to the sc huid \llw my sc hool never received more than 10 white students Midway presently has nine white students out of a total student population of result of the latest report u .a i- — - or -- - , - - on Itt £ - - . Reason 5 If the IRSshouldcauyou Ifl for an audit H & R Block Will go with you, atno additional cost Not asa legal representaflve,.,but we can answer all questions about how your taxes were areci I . .•;.•.•.... ' ..- _-'-'_ -_ -.,.,...__i-.-_'' ''- . - - -' BLOCK _______________________________ H&R F ebru ary 34 )t7 £.____ - San ford , riorlua Hot,day inn Sanford Marina - OPEN TON IGHT- NOAPPOINTMENTNECESSARY Other Area Office in Oviedo 36S.6237 Gerald Clark (404) 471-"10 z'?" " r 309E 1st St ISO sanlando Springs Dr. Ph 8.314484 Ph 3224771 Open 9 a m.- 9 p m Weekdays, 9 5 Sat & Sun Contact Cec,i Tucker 0322 123$ '•"-4. -' - THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LO NGWOOD , - - — I- - :,ty; :: -- i lsi ç4 i ..- FANTASTIC BUYS Tr Trees Trees ees Up To Il i Yrs. Old REG. 595 Up To 3 Yrs. Old REG . 10.9s Up To 5 REG. Yrs. Old 17.95 ,vT' 9S 3E a . qlq.,., ' - a. BEAR R ES • PONDOROSA • MYERS ORANGE TANGERINE • LEE • DANCE Y • ROBINSON • MURCOTT • SATSUMA 895 HAMLIN PINEAPPLE • LAN 0 t VZ1 -' .. '-•i: '. '" GRAPEFRUIT . •' ' , ,, " • ' '' r' : .1 . -- / •" - .' - - - - kil ' CALAMONDIN . .. KUMQUAT a birth defects • , , _ a :.- r.---- -----==: -=-- :-- :--- --- --. =------•-- • .. -----• -7--- - -=;----------- -•. .- -- -- - , -- _______ -_ --•-.•- ---'------ •__ - - - - ---.-S- -- - -:-.- . -:: i.'- :--- - JLJ __________ - VALENCIA e TEMPLE - Ea LIME PERSIAN KEY MINNEOLA -' ' • DUNCAN e Marsh White Seedless • Marsh Red Seedless • Marsh Pink Seedless • Navel TANGELO • NAVEL : -, - " LEMON ' EVE RBEARING ,,.â71 i)1' SOME TREES NOW BEARING FRUIT ALL SHOULD BEAR FIRST YEAR i'nOt net's . - - - - o traning school n --.-----•-------.---------- -- -- , ilesaidheplanned tovorkwlth flay on assembling the Initial missing student r eport, but ssis not able to leave his Wa.shington, D.C. office. Dougherty has filed a motion in which he requests the court to order the school board to come up with another Mid desegregation n. fficim- say the county has a -u ryita ry school system The school board will meet --------behind closed doors In PJcasu ''°r rs-r DI er executive sessions to consi de r t MARCH 'Jr M ES the various master contract proposals and make Its recommendations to the negotia ting team. i - ,tttt Dougherty said he doesn't ce _ I you 17 reasons W , plan to dismiss his motion as a ma -w, - Burtis '' Dougherty will be in Seminole County Mondas to help solve the mystery of the missing 22 11.9 Itolls milk butter 'I - missing (oh slaw linked dessert ' ste ry My The remaining m 22 students officials had not found on Jan I7whentheysubmittedareport t i the U.S. District Court Judge (torg C. Young are still ich - -- --. -- _______ . ___________ - -= ,. HenryBlf%^ has L.arrla ion,-enetics artificial breeding Midway students' They moved, a cording to Ralph Ray, administrative assistant In the Se minole County Mhool system Or at least fire have mosed I I)\I SI) \ J\ ( Alt\ 28, 197 To present their masterI contract proposals to ILeT) I'elinc. director n( Emnpinyt relations, are the non instructional Personnel Association of Seminole County , the Seminole 1 ii U c "ho ii a I ClericalI Association, and th e Bus Drivers' Asso,ciation. Closed sessions are permitted under state law. ••:• - Cattle cti ,- Vthere are the mIssing Jage teachers have their master contract arid soon other school system employes will begin bargaining for a master con Following those meeting wtere the initial proposals will be Submitted to Pelley, he three groups and the school board will have 60 days to approve a minal master project . 4 -- [earn ToBreed . J1%LAIty2, 1976 offered" a 'fleeting time i' 1 rid, ,, Feb ti from 10 am). to nooi ______ .• _____________ The Bus Drivers did not have a representaic, at an initial meeting with Pelley last week, but fie said the group "has bee n . .- Committee forecast that the Acixili,irs, and the Deltona beards grow now for the contest celebration is urged to attend Jul's 4 celebration will be the Junior High School band under Ux leadership of John In DeBars the Cham be r of most dibor1itt. event staged in The Bicentennial Village will Piano Commerce will present Tomm> tiit cummnunits s history lx a blending of old and new in The Committee urges Scott's F amils Fun Time A parade Street dances crafts, ,'nJ items will be oa Deltonians to support the Western Show Saturday, Jan fireworks, a beard contest, and sale Artists and er.mft.smen sarious fund raising activities 31, at 7:30 pm in the the construction of a sill1ige from Deltona ,mncl the that s' ill lx held Most mm- Firemen Recreation hall are among the features planned surrounding area are ins i nvi ted to mediate of these is the This is money raising event for the occasion show their products Fabulous Fifties d'mnce to be for the chamber's building Definite commitments for Adjacent to the"village" will IKId Jan. 24 at the communit> fund Tic kets are priced at $3 parade floats base been made be a (,a> Nineties lasern center for adults and $1.50 for children, Us the (.isit Association with m Tentative plans Prirts will be awarded in and are available at the for this, under (onstitution entry, the Boy the direction of (pus Hawkins, dance contests such as the chamber office and Stripp S Scouts with a Liberty Bell float, are a Can .an chorus line limbo the cha-cha and a fast Gift Shop and the Great Lakes Club with a guitar, piano, and vocal (lance. Tickets may be 4, .. . F - - - - 'ne Juls 3 progress reports at a mnetting of junior;,'ri d senior marching Feb. ________ . Fo r D e tona ')ptimmiistie Auxili mrs Aint rican Legion meet two days later, the sumi" time . . • CALL 8776 u e e ra ion The Personnel Assoti itiun will deliver Its proposal to I'tlley, thief school negotiator on Feb 2, in a meeting -scheduled for 4:30 p.m. . , s ' -• - - . - d DI I I ()\ _____________ ' L. - ; -. meeting originally was sched Wed for Daytona Beach. - ---1 "- . • - .. - •" • ___ Be 111C Clerks' association will _____ • ___ the indictments — .' that WS ANGELES (Atl i ' wthessk. ±:if examination The wrest canw just 4 days before th e sta tute of limitations for the crime would have expired, officers parents 'nil th lmis n micro. Legal Notice service by using computers to help truck routes a Kansas State Universiy economist says. Leonard W. Schruben, who has developed compukr tied routes for school tiicec c well q ,l1jp1. aiiu firms, based the estimate on an analysis he said indicates his approach could save $80000 annually in the Topeka area. "Computerized routes would result in earlier mail dehisry to many communities in the Topeka rniil thstrilxitk.n center," he said Friday. "In no case woulu mail be delivered later than with manually designated -... his 1- . After searching for almost two years, officers have arrested a man they say Is the hit-run driver who stopped to pull his victim's mngled bicycle from am beneath his car - but left a 12, year-old girl (lying in the street. Police F riday arrested William McCool Alsey, 49, unemployed stagehand with a dajghter about the Same age as Donna Marie Ledoux, 12, the girl who died of injuries suffered in the accident, lie was charged With carel ess driving r es ulting In , accident, failing to render mid and report the accident, a rid leasing the scene of an - ~'or 23 inonths. Police hve searched for the driver ivty,) W left said ill his wake the broken marrige of his victim's A life-long resident of San. ford, Tarnm and wife Jeanne have five children. ' L1iti.Al)O (Al')•-l'oli in ing before the grand jury when refused to answer the jury's him to stutter and pass out till' South and Central Florj- the Indictments were returned Special Prosecutor Gene Whitworth said questions despite being granted der stress. today sere looking for doz- at the conclusion of a three-day about 28 of In ano ther development, susens of lleged bookiesnd some session. were against imflfllflflity from prosecution. Judge Richardson also orp perided Hallandale po lice clue! of their best iustomutr', all ersons Visto • rom h,irged with range and Seminole ' dereti an independent medical JamesLongodidnotappearas l fl(hieted t) .1 statewide grand trting a ,i gambling mbling house and counties for Sam The scheduled before the jury beJury. conspiracy, and also was or- __________________________________________________________ Plumber" DeCalvaca.nte, the cause investigators could not The traveling grand jury re- dered to show cause why he turned t he indictments Friday,, suldn't ho be held in contempt baseball bookmaking ring, County nd about 19 from Dade, alleged boss of a New Jersey locate him to serve a subpoena, crime family, after Whitworth said cliarging 59 persom with 160 for refoing tit testify before tlx. Special prosecutor Gene Broward and Palm Beach organized he failed to answer a subpoena iounts of bokriiaking arid bet- panel. Whitworth said the grand Whitworth of Gainesville said counties, to before the t Jury. jury wanted to ask Longo for a about Sgt Da v id Green of the Dade 40 of those indicted where in addition to those Indicted, f)e( al acarte's attorney, third time about his alleged asWith one exception, Circuit County Public Sa fety Depart- charged with illegal be tting, a three other alleged gamblers Dolph Corradino Judge Everette Richardson of miient, a member of the grand of East Or-' sociation wi th reputed South misdemeanor, and abou t 20 besides Viscito were arrested ange, N.J. said his client was in Flor ida crime figure Anthony Jacksonville ordered the in- jury task force, called Viscito i were charged with book- ,nd ordered to show cause why li,l but could not appear Acceturro. dictmnents sealed until those major figure in organized making, a felony, they should not be cited for because of ill health. HIS doctor, ed w ere arrected Longo was indicted by the crir c ,ib'ir, ,n cth tori eor'e'i fc rcfzfng tO t1 lIc ad ibuut of the Fr an cis Worthington Jr of Identified as among thoc in Ja and jury on two previous oc dntnienis were against persons Dominic Altiere and Tony Or Miami, testified it Deha casIor on perjury charges, bu t cted was Michael Viscito of lie said Visito was charged from Orange and North Miami, who was appear- with tiperatimu a $100M00-aweek ('OUnties, 12 from Seminole lando, bo th of Broward Count), (ante suffered from a pay both Indictments were dis Alachua and Steve Guggino of Tampa chiatric ailment w hich caused missed. hitworth also announced l ieved To Be Central Florida Terrorists ttuit the grand Wry would rp. itirn to Orlando Feb. 18. 71tat d,a ud.'iil police said . vrrL - Hit-And-Run Charge Filed After Two -Year Search MIAMI (API Perss !nd!cted In Gambling Pol*ice Lookin For Book*i es,Betto rs r IN ) .,n.l -- .e-presiuen. • , f •&. WC F lI ori CIa L-or d Municipal Finance Officers y MANHATTAN Kin. (AP) — The U.S. Postal Service could save millions M dollars t,r -- for the Certified Municipal Clerk designation "is not an easy thing to do." of of Institute Municipal Ck'rks, I IIMC . Committee former President Richard M. Nixon U.S. against Chile, but it has decided not to ask entertainer Frank about a woman associated with John F. organized (Time figures. The committee voted Friday to submit a series of written questions to the former president U.S. ef. forts to overthrow Salvador Allende and about Houston ingathering, Church, 1)-Idaho, about Internationqi 9 FLORIDA Tamm said IIMC paints can Henry N. Tnmrn Jr., Sanford's City ucrk and Director be gained by experience, higher of Finance, has bccn awarded education, and attendance at the designation "Certified IIMC functions, but acquiring Municipal Clerk" by the the amount of points required I orur WASHINGTON I Sanford Clerk Award ed Honor • _ ._ •_ •. - - - �-.' ___ - - - !- _.• ________ .1 U •... ' •' ' • ''i' - . _t U" b r ;: J -W - ___ ____ _- - _ - _L.I JL—_—_-. --_- _-;--';-_ _ 11111111111111, -- -----_-'-- ~ UE ---'--_ -J'_ Sunctay, Jan 25 1976 Even i ng Her — STAR-KIST r 911cu — I)I1' ' __ ~ .. 2 -'S3 00 _______ ________ — •It . CHILI SALTJ I ~ . IfE40 , ~,,2-a PRICES 'RAND U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEA VY WE STERN AGED GOOD JAN. 25 28 . psi x- Macaroni . . 4 - - . . 2 . :; $100 Spread to Ilk , - . "Tril 9% - , % r I. - . -. ---, ,,-,.) BACON ~ 1~ _:"_ 1_ - .__-, ROAST ,. NiiIINIIIIIIIIII! ______ $5 OGo, move pr(ho 6 p.m. _______ THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY F. FIRST Sr. SANFORD 1610 IDGEWATER Dt ORLANDO 7861 DfLANEY ST. ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGtI SHOPPING CINTU 117 SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO MT DORA excluding cignr.u., 419 - - oft A A ~ Mk Mk - 4 I~ B E E F C U R E DD I . ~ -_ 9 a.m. EGGS do, with . ) l BON EL E .~~ . Limit 2 SUNDAY W-D B R A N U S D A C H OI C ~ - -. . süäo !' ; ALl CHUCK INCLUDING I '.)NI CENTER CUT . .. -LARGE I 69c . . . . . . .' __ . 81I1 * .. , Saltines P ,,/~~,--, ,;t 0 W.0( A: 0. . Good s100 C 2 Sunda Jan STORE HOURS MONDAY. SATURDAY 9 a.m 11111 9 P.M. . GRADE "A" ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD AND COLLIER IPKGS. M rs Idbit'll U(O,)9I $100 Margarine .. 2 U kW ~ ' r 11 t .I! 1A~~ '-'NN `s IT , . ) I 1 ~/ i " jI $ 151,12-01. CANS I ! 'i I F 2 Ft Sanford, NEW PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... 41 t-0 I 1 __ __rppp, 'IUMIWAKIft M or I SUPERBRAND SOFT BOWL - ' I Id -. L THRIFTY MAIL" ~ Star-KISist. ' I, — ' 2 — UNA ' ±T- --" -Z- - - ' fl1_I ________________ v t 14 T .- — ___ - 4A—Eve&ngHer3Id Sanford, Fl. : :h : I STEAK A*& AN& ,d .,M . 1. , '* W~m I or Mor o) ______ Z I . Bc-. ,i, ('h BEEF BOTTOM ROUND BONELESS ROAST Ir I.S -- ,,,-, . - . - -; ( U. SIU It I BEEF DELMONICO $ . ___ ' ,.. P .a . BO'r-e 8r,-t F I- EyeSteok..., _ 41111W.I - w ' i" .- • r !'l W U Bncir.d Fi. rlrnefl,o LB. $ A~~ x2l"P.- KCHOPS . .rl: ~111 1 1 LB. 11 S .. . • • • K of $199 . . . . Biscuits S..ei 87 3 . . . 149 '1 Ch eese 10 oi P.Ilh, 77 Biscuits , • • °' locT 5 - 9" 4 $129 -- - 4 I 4sz0F SAG 9 CORN-ON-COB 4 ; 69c \ \ 'Y' •.' I w..-•' '- ' 9 PEAS A 3 .. - USDA OR. A FRESH FROZEN 2 - - MRS. FISH FILLETS - ;: '•' I it.:. WHOLE FRYERS •' 16-oz. CANS 4 . App l e J u ice 2 CILINTAF-JO CH!E5f MRS. SMITHS DUTCH - PIZZA I - ' 1 4 tlr' t 26-a s. Pit 3 9 CANS II ... PICNICS ,. , - " ., - 37 C LB. GAage Bags 99 Glad Wrap IS 0 0 '011 63c T I , - D' -, PKG. Oor SII(,d Popcorn . . . . . Glad to - \', NIBLETS CORN 4 k I ROLLS S AG BA Mr. Wi. BAG - ALL BEEF FRANKS TISSUE ~'~%%V.. INA 0.1. ,.-%N 12o. ; ~' I - VL A ._.i.. _ • . . T' $183 Glcid. Solid Air Freshener, . . 6oz. SIZE POTATOES Sy ru p " . . • • • • Cookies IS 0 J Cal 'Cat Food.... RR 9 0 - BTL 1501 PKG '4°' CAN $ 25 Coffee — \ B ologna . . . • • 1*1 79c Ham II,, I I - - -X. FLOUR SUPERIRAND SOUR CREAM . - . -------. 59c IU -:-= - s 9 - Shout 89 A 5 c Nm.- (I'.PI • • • I Step Saver . . . 45c 32 Dog Food . • • • 1 . . • • • • SOjj,j CUP - S4p'bron.d Sour Cream . . • _ ___ - H ( ,./ $169 25 LB BAG $69 5 lOot JAM 39 .i - HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA - I Ins tant •ss - - -- - - . . - , _ LI _•• j __ l'" ._ Coffee • • PKG E U WINN DIXIE STORES COPYRIGHT C C. VINEYARD WINE s EACH - .i .I . ,. p. . 'al1•__ I • . - ,;--;-:::. FOR I ' . _ .Ii, I' --- - -1 -_ - ...a • D.. 7t:. -i ~_ I - -1 U - - r HARVEST FRESH SWEET INC 1976 - CRACKIN' GOOD "~ M. 10, 0000 Fed ashion ;, I'IkI i: POTATOES lIfl --. -".I "-s' -- ç_ - i" -. '' If . .w, , -. • , ,•-' , e•- 14 ' A1 _- g? . ~4~ . J WHIRl AVAI(Af1 C J -. Ic - - Iv ,~y.-.* I'T4. - 1? k. I" I - __ .. - ;V~ -1. , " - --' iz , - 1 Ar . LB PKG. - • . I I _i~~k :,~~, __ _4 V %0 . j x, ' I. - - 00 . J%%v V,% I. ~,%,V .1 % ' ,~t, - -- 5:- - a41(' -& -1 .- % I.1' .1 1 1 11 I.t. s t- 1-'it'- " k I' . , COOKIES GAL. JUG 1 79 I , 17c ..-,. -..-111M. . -.. IISII -- . .~ iL Glad 3 Mil HARVEST FRESH BAG - - - TANGELOS 40CT PKG - - j i ___,_'\ PKG Glad Indoor O,'aoo, y - - '.4-.--, - -'.w , F. ~-____ ,,, $149 55 QC _ .; . HARVEST FRES Rese rv ed 0 =~ ~~__f=,~.__=i7! __:f-~-_ --- ----z-~;~_-~_:ff _M_f~~ — _____ ~ I I - - Glad large Sor.dwsh-i c I 69c .~ CAN ° u $119 Trash Bags . . PKCP Bags . . . • • • 10 C1. 37C $89 Bags 1 29 Trash Bags • 8(1. $129 O G,tm.) Iron FOIQIrt 'A I Jo1.r,to,, i C ___ ____ - - ROMER . C ... . ._--a~ 2-______________ f~_ _f!__ ~~_ --__ -- - ~ ~~ --.---__ -_ — - _____ --- -~_ I----M. I _.- - ______ ~ ~___=-~~_ft___ ----i=_. --------.----_----_--.---= —.-P_ - _!=_ ~~____ __~_ __ Quantity Ri9hts ROSE 1" BUSHES I OR PLAIN $229 - _. - - - lad 2i SIZE - MAYO P _________ - I !.~.I -~* y 1'. - .. . , IoIg.vt 49c Crih. WFNN DIXIL 3 TOR( INC COPYRIGHT 1976 (I 79c Brand C oo ked - :1::T.. - ' W.O Blond RiguJo, o. Th. Thick - '\ A __ - - LB BAG ,u -3%~~- i---,. .~~ , :I/ 1 , --_jiI~~,rjih-np~'~_ ~ - 7.iy,*N-,w~~--~"WIJ,vm*.-,f,t---,k - -~ 'M1 i . V ~ J- _q % V . - , :~~ ~!eiw~ l. ~t -7. ~_, -- - -- b - . .a.-.. _i - ' %I r exw - i AL M .... - ... ....'i • I '-_-. . I'L. .t. . .-. — I ..I-' -4g. ça " - 1' ..P' ' c ______ :'- - I — . ...; -. i.-t FT ir1;c'1 . ....f. . - - -. - — - ..-e-._ .., . -. :-...... ... . '...... ..... I...... - - -11) -- -- - FRENCH AVE. BE 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. = ~- . - ., r HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING II . . . . • • G. r - ~ .. - 4 a Je-- - i C .- : - .. ..J . :.--I- - — -. - Reserved It I - $199 LBS. ,~. ~- - I r. ' it .. y PKGS. Quuntity Ric Ills I - . ,.,I.. 4'4 * 0 I 2-ox. W-D BRAND REGULAR OR kit ' IiULPI4UE BATH 2-ROL Crisco Oil 35c h.,, 1 SlicedBacon,.:, 999SmokjeS.....: J . 0 ,ZX1 1 1J1 " ,'':.'- I . - (':," ") I .. 0 • •• •• 1 Popcorn . 0 0 0 I St SAG 37 3 oA,,,,, w Po pcorn .••• 69 Popcorn 1 25 ROIL 49-oz. Regular or Thick . 1 '" , IF - - - - - - __ . " " "* Ouor Matter -now wu,. . . - :~~- _'.' I . - (10 . SEEM_ *_*1 , ~ - I _ r.#I Grapefruit 39c 73c . . . is • I . -1 1. ,-- __. ~ . . - -, ~~ I — I zfiF~ - - - Harvest l,,P, Ho 2 4 4 1/, 1/j ,,,*I, I TOWELS 0 1 :. -: I--- __.-.t- I ZV ) . . I __j.__._...1. ~ -1i-_' -i4tk, %4 ' --fin~~_~~,_~r~___~._~'_-,--~*-=~;-!~Z~ - F APPLE PIE C Puddings DETERGENT 29 PORK SHOULDER ARM WHOLE HICLORY SMOKED .r .. 1a PP 111 , . 1111 I) GRATPEFDIIIT L IUI I IlhlIl .• : - Q U11 VIVA SAUCE 50-OX. SIZE 88c 49c .. "Ichf.11 I. tA1II Backs, - ippi 1 _____ ~L ~__1_2 FOR HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA JUMBO WHITE (l%:lI.fiJ, Bleach LB. PAUL'S 99 s DINNERS :;: 99c i Z ._~.'~ I 'I 7'~_-', ~-- - C.- -r - -.: I I -- . APPLE ,Cf '' _;` MORTON - 59c ______ - - . . . II - . APPLES ( .1`~ V. t1 PKO. II 1; I PKO - '\ I LARGE %) 89c 11' I THRIFTY MAID \2 : ., 39 cbones _____ T - WAFFLES 29 --- PKoS. - NNII!, .i ,,%%N~-.V ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM DOWNYFLAKI HOMEMAOE - BIRDS EYE 39c _')__ le, LEAF SPINACH POTATOES 89c 6 cz FROZEN FRENCH FRIED Milk o, Bi,,m,Ik Kra ft D.I., 51,cd Am.,.t0,, 9" . . . 6 I I lOC. CvrI Good . . . ei lbasa AV ' ASTOR CHOPPED OR ORANGE JUICE cv T4RIFTY MAID . Park Feet To.Is cind I- Lin k 11wris Wflc 17 BARTLETT PEARS CORN FED FULL '. PORK LOIN SLICED INTO . PKG $109 ASTOR (THREE 12-02. CANS $1.29) RwIoc Park, Franks Yogurt ' WESTERN P . 1 to t:: 171r~ _,_ 1%.'. I Oai Box 69c Pin. Whole Pb9 Hot or Mild Sausage Thrifty. Po _* M.-r_ ,1115 £ 29 Ha n d, l ' I T,n,,.,, CORNED BEEF ROUNDS __ - 'I . Sausage eon, . KNIEP ØE3 " Dinner Franks S..r%yIorI(j Br.'ot B,lf Beef I . CHOI) ,-, 3L u-' 89 CP. Coo.Indi R.gIo, ot Bee Patties . 2 Beef Liver . . . 18 89C Salami , Olive Loaf . . . 8 or 89c - LB. Brand Beef Bologna. 9 " . f f BONELESS STEAKS ,. . W Brand — - WU I LB . 'I ~ Asom .1r1'111b 71 HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS 11,1111 ..'. - Shrimp . . I : - ' Sliced Bacon 2 ,J a n d . ____ % Si" :-, 1 s. cHoIc) it "*r Pt CaliforniaRoast %1 - . j SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. -' - - -•. j . - .. : . -. - . �.. ` "M__ '~- -7 ` i "E~4`~ ~,~, - -I, __ AIM *~ Evening HeMd .'-r''.v" I .t N. F i:N'I! AVE.. SAN Ft FI.A. 32772 Area Cede 305 322-2611 or 8.11-9993 Sunday, January 25, 1976-6A W.yNi: I). ixy i-:, Publisher I l('IIAH I) IAJN(;, I':dor 1I,lJ. I P. CUHIE. EiIitt'r uouf:}1 C. MAUKEV, Advertising Director Ihint' I )clivcr Week. 55 ents. Mentli, S2.40; 6 Months. $14.20; \.ir. $28, 40. H Mail. In F1i-ida m sae as home delivery All ttwr uhul Month, $2.70; ii Months 516.20; 12 Months, $32.40 Around _________ K ________ PL O Shuns The Clock Perhaps so. But before the chickens re counted some deeper reflections arein order. .And when all of the facts are assembled, it is not at all clear whether the PLO is more form than sub tanee or whet her it is serving its own cause b3 weakening the United Nations. The immediate tactics of the PJOarecIer hopes to modity two pertinent Security Council resolutions, believing that progress toward its aspirations soon would follow. The bedrock Palestinian desire at this time is to be recognized by the U.N. as people who are more than just refugees and to acquire at least some territory that could later be enlarged. Th e danger of the U.N. acquiescing to the Resolution 242, while ambiguous in wording, did establish the 1967 truce. Among other things it recognizes the existence of Israel, calls for a "just and lasting peace" and speaks of the need for secure borders. Resolution 338 of October 1973 also Cs a truce, as well as the Geneva negotiating forum under the auspices of the United States and the Soviet Union. Together the two resolutions represent responsible, constructive and hard earned — progress. They cannot be abandoned lightly, which would be the case if the Security Council replaced the Geneva conference as the principle arena for Middle East negotiations. Israel would refuse to attend and support in the United States for our participation would be diluted. Without the United Stat es the Palestinians cannot ho pe to achieve their goals. - Unfortunately, ever since it has been honored as a state by the majorit% Of the Security Council, the PLO has never e thibited that it is willing to enter the diplomatic process on the basis of historically established ground rules which all the other parties have accepted. It should begin i Ls effort for diplomatic recognition by accepting the fundamental rules for peace that the United Nations charter and the Security Council established d long ago. 1 Unless the PLO accepts the rules, the Security (' 01111cil Wi ll be only weaving nets to catch the win If it deals -with the organization as an equal among equals. Angolan Failure It was a dark day that dawned in Addis Ababa when the Organiza tion of African Unity ended an all-night debate in deadlock and the b!ack diplomats decided to break up thea meeting and go home, The best hope for early peace in Angola and an end to foreign intervention thae has apparently been lost, at least for the moment, It may take months to get up the necessary diplomatic momentum In the OAU for another try at a negotiated settlement of the civil war. Meantime, the fighting wW go on and probably escalate, The failure at Addis Ababa leaves it up to the United States to take the initiative, either directly with Russia and South Africa cr in the United Nations, to persuade these foreign to end their intervention in Angola. powers The Soviet Union, in particular, has no business interfcring in the internal affairs of a country so far from home, in a territory where It has no historical or economic ties. The Soviet action is colonialist and imperialist South Africa has a more immedia te interest, since Angola borders, on Namibia, which Is governed by South Africa. But South Africa has offered to disengage from Angola If the Soviet Union does the same. Angola now offers Henry Kissinger an opportunity to show "Relieve local governments of the responsibility of buying highway right of way for the State System; "And fund other critically needed transportation programs." What all this amounts to is a recommendation of a 7.5 per cent motor fuel tax at the wholesale level, Crooks residential customers will have dropped more than $3 from the high reached last summer. According to FP&L, February's kilowatt hour WORLD bill, exclusive of local taxes and charges, will total IN BRIEF $33.83. Let's hope the PSC agrees with the decrease request Kissinger To Sign Pact Just a brief rcrnirxler Virtually every child who attends public school in Seminole County has a 'holiday' on Monday. This means there will be many youngsters playing and riding bicycles on or near highways and On U.S. Bases In Spain BRUSSELS, Belgium APj Secretary of State Henry Kissi nger left Brussels for Ma drid today, where he was expected to sign an agreement wi th th e government of Ki ng Juan Carlos to continue the use of four American military bases in return for $1.25 billion in U.S. aid. Th e pact will require ratification by a two-thirds vote of the U.S. Senate. The bases have been operateu under SpanishAnierican executive agreements, which (10 not require Senate ratification. Kissinger told North Atlanti c Treaty Organization foreign ministers In Brussels Friday that th e Soviet Union has proposed a 10 Per cent reduction in all U.S. and Soviet nuclear weapons aS a way to break a deadlock on strategic arms limitation talks. But Kis.inger told a ncws coifft:ice th e meetin that this was only on of several ideas and it might or mimight not apw r in th e fi nal package. - residential streets. Please, use a little extra caution Monday when driving. Slow down and let these youngsters have a happy day off from the rigors of growing up. Hold onto your hats, 'cause Florida Power & light has asked the Public Service Commission to decrease the fuel adjustment In February to 92 cents per 1,000 kilowatt hours — down 35 cents from Thanx. DON OAKLEY .. -- TOM TIEDE '':.-. . F D A Clause % '... '. All ... ' . . I,. legally sold or consumed. Or so contends Russell S. Ada ms Jr., a professor of soil science at the University of Minnesota. There are many natural substances in the Further complicating the matter is the debate over whether carcinogens can produ ce cancer at any dose level or whether there are •'thresholds" below whch they are safe. 1wcording to Adams, the normal laboratory rat or mouse is highly susceptible to cancer, even when not experimentally exposed to cancer-causin g chemicals, Also, as laboratory techniques improve, what Is considered to be a "zero" level of danger 3 ' . .. Stores .. , ,.:,V~Nl ... . 11. f. .. • . ' . ' I . 'a . . -,.- . . . . . / ...... . . . . •. •:" ..'- ..Yr - . . . . .' .• ,;$Y' :- .. ..! ... .. .. ' . ... • • ... .. - ', - - I"J '.''"L"•'"\c'.. ' .. .. - i. ' .'' ~< . ' . 'I. . . .- - Fighting Endangers Truce arrangements, ' I ". "-• . 4 - '. . • -: .. • .;. - '. 1 . .' . - - - . . -. . . -, '..... - . k P . . . ., . .-i-, ... 01 :-' ,-... I el . . ,.. .. .• . 'I... . 4 -f I , Pincher Movement United Mine workers have filed suit against the Westmorela nd Coal Co. In protest against the practices and philosophy of the company's LONDON ECONOMIST PEOPLE The. miners have apparently been grumbling Poland Eases The Ban BONN — "We may have a Polish we wish name," said centration camps, to avoid. Rarely will we be presented the thin man in the brown slait, "but we're unwith clear-cut decisions. Usually a choice In August NA Poles of German ancestry st doubtedly German." The man, with his large I be made between the less hazardous ofmu p; two wife in the black ssed through Friedland, in September 396, fur coat, four suitcases and no Oc tober alternatives." 576, November 668 and it is expected , had arrived the about the Westmarelant! situation since the days coal cooked the egg's of the nation, but the Mrs. Alioto Reactivates Petition For Divorce arguments have only recently been formalized. Attorney Strother Smith says at least one when Westmoreland store, the Andover Shopping Center near Applachia, Va., operates as if it was still accepta ble "(or men to owe their souls to the 0 previous day from that the December figure will be at Most Americans, however, have come to money, least 1,200. expect certainty from scientists and clear-cut Katowice in Upper Silesia to settle in West About 40 per cent of the new arrivals are a ged company store." Smith says he knows no other decisions from those charged with protecting the Germany. Alter a 16-hour journey by train to under 25 and a similar proportion between labor issue in the area as sensitive as this one. 25 public welfare. Thus we seem to be on our way to Hanover and a five-hour wait during the night atCO. The rest are pensioners, who are the most Like voices from the medieval past of the coal developing the healthiest rats in the world, if the station, theyIt had been taken with a few other German of all for they lived longest In the old business, miners say the Andover 3for e uses Its no th ingelse, Polisheitizensof undisptited German origin" to Reich. Few of the younger ones and practically credit and its th e transit camp at Friedland in lwerSax ony. none of the children spea k pony hostility towards them. Roger Barker, for He spoke heavily accented, impe rf ect but Most of the migrants of working fluent German, occasionally corrected by age are example, a 28-year-old who irritates the cornhis skilled workers. The camp admInistration has It was recently noted that with the rise of wife, as he told of his attemp pony with endless safety complaints, says that ts to persuade the record of professional people coming over. no The he was steel producti on costs abroad, as had been Polish authorities to allow them to leave. fired for his militancy one time and • superin te th ndent of predicted, the American product is again He had put in his first application nearly six teacher, doctor or the camp says at If a within minutes his company store credit was dentist competitive In price. The era of "cheap foreign years ago; this to leave he revoked. He had a paycheck pending from which was the reason he had been would have had to pay for wanted the pri vilege. "The the store could steel," according to a Wall Street Journal report, sacked from his job as a mechanical engineer. Polish state's view," deduct this charges, "but all they he says, "Is that a lot of wanted to do was is over. He had subsequen tl y applied nine times, roughly public money hurt me as ruth as they could, had been spent on tra in ing such In this It should be added, however, that the once every seven months, and case by denying me groceries." the tenth beneficial effects are not being shared by piication had been approved last October. ap. people and that they must hand it back before emigrating." There is no argument that the Andover everyon e In the U.S. industry — particularly not During those six years he and his wife were West German sources say that the Poles company store can, when it wishes, hurt its by the makers of stainless, tool and other supported by their son who had been refused in sist that applicants to settle in We! t Germany mining customers. Lawyer Smith says the store "specialty" steels, leave. So this had been split must have close relatives there. But this has been known to garnish full paychecks of Americans may be fully competitive with permission up. But the to stated object of family the settlement requirement does not seem to be enforced, A miners who have gotten behind in their bills. their overseas competition in terms 0f cost, scheme is to unite families. "We say this is coal miner and his wife who were In the technology and productivity, but unfortun?tely 41 violation of federal an. The couple had come to Germany as Friedland camp with their 12-year old daughter tigarnishment laws; stores have the right to the foreigners don't system, play by say the rules imposed by beneficiaries of the arrangement under which had only an uncle or two In Germany. Material garnish for collection, but not excessively, the our free enterprise spokesmen. 12D,000-125,000 ethnic Germans are to be per- consider allons were not his reason Th e problem is much the same one domestic mitted law says a man has to have part of his pay to five for lea to leave Poland In the next four years. stee lmakers faced in 'lt'sjustthatwe'reG( .mans 'hed ,,and we on." the '6: Because most The Polish government's willingness to let them belong In Germany." foreign producers are either owned outright by go followed an undertaking Beyond this, Smith adds, the by Bonn to pay As aa job. minerBut he many should have little difficulty in company store may be in violation ofAndover their governments or are subsidized, they are Poland about $940 million which Included a loan fInding federal other immigrants will be antitrust rules. He says one way the store encouraged to sell In the American market at and a grant Polish citizens' pensions unlucky. After leaving prices qwte unrelated to the requirement of claims against cover Friedland the Germans eliminates competition is by forcing some Germany as well as corn- from Poland earning a profit. from a month to a year In miners to trade wi pensation to Polish vi ctims of Gerim'tn con- other canipo, spend th It even thou gh they may often without work, prefer not to. A 1 It Trudeau In Mexico _4,& __ BERRY'S WORLD career in the cloak.anddagger business before President Ford named him to be the nation's spy thief. As the Republican National Qialrman during the Watergate Uproar, Bush did a little cx. trnn,,,-.4,,.,I,. -- C 11,'~)a """ ' " III( I ~~ ~~ f wnn much fan are, Bush told a press conference that he had evidenc', of Bellino's electronic eavesdropping, The Senate Watergate cornmlU.ee set up a special subcommittee which wasted hundreds of hours investigating Bush's alleied fiMlnc'c 7-ho --' ' hardly bring himself to respond gracefully after Sen. George McGovern, 1)-S.D., conceded the loss of the 1972 election. Nixon began "composing one draft after another of a telegram to send to his vanquished 00 ,...-..Ii_ linnArInni usiness the White House's best," recounts Colson, "while I awaited the results In my office," At last Hunt appeared, bleary-eyed, tie askew. He stain. mered sheepishly that the evening was a waste, he had no tape. - Sunday Jan 25 i r• r1ove D19 L opnolel' o TALLAHASSEE: (AP) — A corporation in a given recently effective revision nod," Weinert said. time pe- merce chairman John "orbes, tor's objections to the new law. Weinert had overlooked many much more specific than the old 1)-Jacksonville, whose cornUnder Weinert's literal inter- major improvements In the new law was" of Florida's corporation law "I believe it can be made vir- miuce drafted the bill that bepretiition of the law, the pre('fluId make It "virtually irnpos- tually impossible, considering But Weinert contends that the came law, said legislators vious flood of incorporations law. The council played a major sible" to trace crooked busi- law enforcement officials have worked closely with role in drafting the new law. law is riddled with technical the secre- approved by the Corporations "j think that this bill has deficiencies, such as referring nessmen bent on fraud and de- budget and time coitraint, to far), of state's office in projxis. Division has slowed to a trickle, (eption, says the state official prove a case of fraud within a ing much stricter liability for to "registered agents" in 5evthe measure. "We have averaged 1,800 new people running 2 corporation eral sections and "resident responsible for enforcing the reasonable period of time," he But Weinert, who is appointed incorporations each month," he law, than we had under the previous agents" in other places. added. b, Secretary of State Bruce said, ' bu t as of January But legislators and lawyers 20 we law," Smith said. "There are "That was just an inadvertBut Jack Chambers, Smathers, as hired after the have accepted 62 for this several sections who drafted the 74- page Flori on liability, ent mistake and we're aware of da Jack., corporate lawyer bill had passed the legislature month." (eneral Corporations Art, efand they're nmuch stronger and it," Chambers said w ho wrote the original version with overwhelming support. fective as of Jan. 1. sharply Weinert said he rejected cvof the law using a model code in A lawyer who has played an disagree with him, application filed the first effect in 23 states, said naming activist role in a job interpreted eek the new law was effective One of them, a corporate law- of persons involved in the cor- by past corporation directors as er who wrote the originalbill poration under the old law was admini,strative, Weinert has kcaus they (ailed to comply Iii which the law is based, says ruffled some feathers, lie has with the law. a "legal fiction." 1~ 1,1 ~"k ,.-.;. there was no change in the posForbes said Weinert rejected lie said the old law allowed enforced a previously neglected :-. , silalities for fraud. Ile said /' the corporate or gani zers to shield law requiring $2 charges for two incorporation documents roiblic has no need to know 'thu searches of crpratc records. that he filed last week as atto. the real owners of corporations their identities by listing their "Itather than being against ney for businessmen clients, i; lawyers or secretaries as the ire, F'c.b :tid :ht' pnpera were rethe " ~1 k-uP,-l`? .", .1,41. law," Weiriert said, k ~ ~,q principals in the corporation. "you new can ( , Jected "because something State Corporations Director put rue down as a fan, "Ijust don't see that Arf~ Z" the pub- an ardent admirer of the wasn't signed in triplicate, or James Weinert said the new lie has a r'ht or any real )mething like that" need wisdom of the old Florida I'i'" law allows corporations to form to know h the real owners o ((tIler (trl)rations, removing a any corporation are," Chat:: 1w said, lie said the law was drafted , lie has called for sweeping by , requirement that persons form hers said, "decent, honorable men. I rorportmons. lie said the changes in the new corpo- don't think they were trying to -11 Public identification of the rations law, and Smathers change makes it possible for has smoker anybody." 1' principals in Florida corpoinstructed Weinert and Jack crooks to obliterate their tr "We knew at the time it was aces rations would drive substantial Shreve, the secreta; y of state's fl(1 conceal relationships TEACHER TO STUDENTS: ing passed that it was be ing be through name changes and numbers of organizers to in- general counsel, to work drawn largely by people who corporate in other states to pro- together in proposing changes mergers. ''In Ibm' ll EHAl1) last night. (leal with multinational corpotheir privacy, he said, to the legislature, rations, but we were assured "It will make it very difficult "To me, you don't kill the Shreve, a former House that it was a good law," Forbes for state attorneys or U.S. at- goose just to get the egg," he iriember, said he has not had an said. torneys to determine who is or said, opportunity to meet with 0111, McFerrin Smith, chairman of "ri• thu prmn'iples in a given Chambers and House ('omn- Weinert to the dfte- the Law Revision Council, said . /Y Book ing Talent Into Condominiums I 1' HH I Borscht-Belt Agents Getting Rich , ii. I 1.1 1__>1' '01 ;.;' 1 I MIAMI (All) Have you area, about 100 miles northwest and 3 per ticket." said charge The odds are helped by the heard the one about the 13or of Ne Yurk City. (,rant, 'We take time gamble fact that, for a show feat ur ing a scht-belt talent agent who But in the late 1960s, the re- that not enough people will headliner, the center must have traveled south and struck it rich gion's hotels began losing large show up." at least 500 seats. producing shows for thousands numbers of steady customers of condominium dwellers? utho had retired and bought It's no joke. Several agents condominium apartments in and producers are booking hun. Florida. dreds of shows a week inSo the agents, and their eneluding small dance combos, tertainers, followed. ___________________________________________________ j,, road versions of Broadway "It's exactly like the Catskshows and veteran headliners ills, only here you don't have SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 such as Sid Caesar and Phil Sil- the bad roads and the weather's Astrological Research Guild anniversary luncheon, 9 ers for residents of what Is a lot better," said Audre Breen, a.m. to 5 p.m., Kahler Plaza Inn, Orlando called "the high-rise, Borscht- who along with partner Jerry belt south." Pilot Club of Sanford, 2:15 p.m., at 633 Osceola Ave., (;rant runs one of the largest "This is very much like the production outfits in the area Winter Park, for tour of Polasek Foundation. borscht circuit," said agent "Many of our entertainers Pictorial collection of W. Vincent Sr. on old Sanford, 2 Guy Barry, referring to the alho are still working the Catskpm., Henry S. Sanford Museum and Library, 520 E. First most legendary. tour of hotels, ills take runs of 10 days or so St. Admission free. bungalow colonies and almost here as a working vacation," MONDAY, JANUARY 26 any place else in New York's she said. "They bring the kids Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Ci,ic Center, Catskill Mountains where more down, and maybe visit with the than two people gathered and grandparents." Executive committee Deltona Chamber of Corn paid for up-and-coming or(;rmnt, who likes to play merce, 7 p.m. at Mark VI house, )5 Normandy Blvd. down (k,wn'and.fadlng cuinmes and with the Borscht-belt cornOpen to public. singers. parison because "We bring talYoung Artists of Orlando concert, 8p.m., Loch Haven "Within two years, this will entto all ethnic groups here, not Art Center. Free to public. surpass anything the borscht just the Jewish-oriented belt ever was," Barry said. places," said a headliner such TUESDAY, JANUARY 27 "The acts can depend on this as Sid Caesar, Rosemary ClooSanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. area because we have a 12- ney or Norm Crosby can earn month season. Audiences are more than $10,000 (or a 10-day Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. here all year around, not Just tour. the summer like in the CatskOvereaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & "We bring themn In for about light, Sanford, ilk," 10 days at a time, two sh ows a When vaudeville be gan de- night," said Grant, who worked Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 pm,, VFW Post 17•92, (lining in the 1930s and '4 the as an agent in New York until Lengwood, Ca tskill region took on added 1951 when "I came down here importance as a training for a two-week vacation The Happy Senior Citizen Club bus trip to Stephen and ground for young entertainers, never left." Foster Memorial. Call Mrs. Frank Steudle, Casselberry. and as a place where oldtimers While most agents sell the Spring session Florida Guideposts starts at Brain could still make a buck, show to condominium associTowers, 7 p.m. Ten-week class sponsored by Project Such luminaries as Jerry ations, which then decide how GASIS under supervision of Seminole Community Lewis, Danny Kaye and Buddy much to charge each resident, College—talks, films, and slides. I lackett were among the scores (;rant offers to take the risk of a f headliners who began :heir low turn-out in return for the WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 itreers by entertaining the pri- whole purse. Casselbem-ry Rotary Club, 7:30 am., The Caboose. 'narily Jewish audiences who "We bring the show into the 'ach summer retreated to the building's recreation ('enter Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center - CALENDAR - ./ lrf?r. 01. / '/ ,' 1 / DOCTOR TO PATIENT: ''Last night's IIERID said . - 1. _ _ - - WA.SIIIN(',TON m APi U.S. Dist. Judge Georg' I. , Hart Jr. has ordered two heart specialists selected to make an independent medical exa mination of millionaire industrial ist Armand Hammer. Hammer, who was sc hedul ed to enter a seond guilty plea Frida y to charg he violated fed eral campaign laws, has been hospitalized in Los Angeles with a worsening heart condition, his attorney sa id. Hart said the two physicians should report back on when Hammer might be able to appear in court. - :' f.I( I - (* . Mamie Still Hospitalized WASHINGTON (AP) — Former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower remains hospital ized for a virus infection at Valter Heed Army Med ical Center after more than three eeks. A hospital snokesman said Friday the 79-vo:ir-4-tld Mrs ThURSDAY, JANUARY 29 - HOSPITAL NOTES Rotary (lub of lake Mary, 8 am, Mayfair Country Club JAN1:ARY23, 1976 Noah E. Davis, Deltona ADMISSIONS Della Frazer, Deltona Sanford: Mary Mcleod, Deltona Clyde Dailey Arthur J. Reid, Deltona Daisy L. Danmark J.D. Syples, Geneva Jacquelyn G Joan N. Fr)man, Lake Mary G. Sensakojc Ellen Windsor, Altamonte Margaret U. Mello, Lake Stephen G. Dickens, Deltona Mary Sarah ft. [lodge, Lake Mary English, Deltona John T. Habey, Deltona Monroe Nancy J. Radcliff, Longwood Bernice C. Pilate, Minis John C. Phillips, Osteen ('i',In B. McCready, orange Martin 11 I.' '.s...,......... SR 5'rtorna ('lub of Sanford, noon, Sheraton Inn. 1-4 and Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce annual banquet; social hour, 7 p.m., dinner, 8 p.m. followed by dancing. Lake Buena Vista Clubhouse. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 am,, Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. - - 4: 11 il I . , r-.. 44 " LADY AT THE BRIDGE CLUB "I read in last night's IlEUAl1).... .:.• J. -.-, '-a.- ' I',, f'(i. p !•: :, : :';''-- - _.1 -' l - /., .. (r '. c . • '--'k;.7 p :, ' * , ,. - -, f _ " . ' Ta7 !j' I -., . - ; 1, - ' .- . ' 1 7' - '--''qs.' ,.çJ;, ',c. - BUSINESSMAN ON PHONE: ', .',,. - .;.,.t:--' -/.-. ' _( -. I.., I. ,k . ' 4 't.' 4., it ,4: ..F)fl;' ik ,1) .!r xc- -r..rm ),•• - - ' '. ''Hello, Hank, last night's Herald Said the meeting was, - Just About . :' - ..-_ 1. t 'c -'1' "' ',,.•,',c.. EVERYBODY Quotes The Herald - ;.' '-,' .. '.•...• J.' " .'?r" .. '; I ,.:-. •-. . - F . - : : "k;. 'P it .. IIJItIut' ,it , .--- -,øi'. .:': ' ' '.., . ' . 1 , t#I . . C A" TUflIt' = '. - Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 am. Holiday Inn, Sanford. __ _ / - JACK ANDERSON Bush And MEXICO CITY AP — Ca na dian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau has called for tighter controls on th e spread of nuclear weapons. in the First speech of a l(}-day Latin American tour, he linked con tr ol of atomic weapons with Improving the world's economy as the most im por ta nt international issues today. Trudeau spoke in Span ish at a welcoming banquet Friday given by Mexican president Luls Echeverria shortly after the prime minister's arrival from Ottawa. Hammer To Be Examined to ', SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Angelina Alioto, wife of former Mayor Joseph Alioto, is living in a Nob Hill apartment and has reactivated her peti tion for divorce from her husband of 35 years, her attorney says. "I d on 't believe they have seen each o th er since about Dec. 2," said Mrs. Alioto's attorney, Lucille At hearn. Mrs. Alioto recently took a three-week ocean cruise, Mrs. Atharn sa id. Nei them Alioto, 59, nor his 60-year-old wife were availa ble for comment. Mrs. Alioto fil ed a divor ce petition almost a year ago, but took no action af te r a reconciliation with the th en- mayor. his skill in persuading the friends of detente in the Kremlin to drop their African adventure. .; I iii w:;;Iu1. LUVV ivo iguy -.-_._..-, - toI!3Y, which tile Delaney Clause demands, may no' b. a "zero" level tomorrow. a practical sense," says Adams, "we must establish finite tolerances for su bstances BEIRUT, Leban on :API Heavy fighting broke out e Moslem and Christian mili tias on Beirut's betwen eastern outskirts today, endangering a Syrian-sponsor ed truce that had been reported generall y effective. But a police spokesman .aid a joint peacekevpiimg force of Syrians, Leba nese and Pales ti nians stopped the fighting between th e Christian suburb of Em Rummanch and the Moslem neighborhood of Chiyah. Militiamen of both sides raided each other's positions and the two districts excha ng ed mortar and rocket fire, a police spo kesman said. Each side claimed it was defen. ding its territory against attacks by the other. which company store continue to pick. One reportedly Is In the tucked-away coal region of th e Virginia panhan dle, Ther e four locals of the WIN6 F 60 - Still, there are in the nation obscure pckets "6 1044~~-~'~' Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Could Conceal Ownerships -..'."r'r ' All of this Is, of course, supposed to be behind us. The modern working stiff is no fool. For one thing, he knows that If all he does with his co(npanypaylsturnitovertohIsnpanyt. he is going nowhere rapidly. Besi de s, today are alternati v e of falling into debt. e company stores look ridiculous in the age of Th shopping plazas, and the only real competi tion between the company luncheonette arid McI)*idd' Is that both serve rubber on sesame seed bu ns, . . ' ' - . s.. . at MPLA headquarters in l.uanda, capital of the former Portuguese colony. ways ' - , (7 ': ' L ::. •..;,: - 11 .. .. -. " t . ." of the . ::- The Popular Movement m MPL, forces were heavily armed wi th Soviet ta nks, artille ry anti rocket launc he rs and spearheaded by Cuban troops, corres po n(h'nLs for the I 'ondon 1)aily Telegraph repor ted. Th e correspondents said "th e scent of victory s strong" their bosses, with guess who enjoying the profits . . ... Y . •' '. .' . . • . . . .:,:::-,., :; WASHINGTON Few things in the long struggle between labor and Industry have irr itated the working man more than the fear-,-L.: some Implications of the company store. Originat ed ostensibly for the la borer's con. ,<••. venience, t he stores becwne in many instances :,-¼ devices for his economic bondage. American °' wi th th ironies üî Iiith W1K) havebeenbothenployesof,andtomefor - -: . By The Associated Press Soviet-backed Popular Movement MPlA troops have raptured the key Atlan tic port of Novo Rodondo from proWestern National Uni on (IJNITA) forces in Angola's civil war and are advan cing on Huambo, th e town UNITA has declared its capital, repor ts from th e front said today. Fearsome 1. : . '. Leftist Troops Advancing I. .... .. '"'iron.ment, he says, which are among the most powerful toxins and carcinogens (cancer producers known to man and which are often present In the soil at much higher levels than pesticides. What is not yet known with certainty, however, is whether these chemicals are taken up by plants and translocated in biologicall y active form to the human diet. I (.;,- • The latest man-made substance banned by the Food and Drug Administration because it has induced cancer in laboratory animals is Red DyeNo.2,uSedfardecaksinahostof products as a coloring agent. Actually, if the Delaney Clause of the Food and Drug Act, which prohibits the use of food additives known to producc cancer, were applied to natural substa nces no fond.ctu!f could be Company -., . Ban Foods after Would --- great. January and the third fuel adjustment drcp in the past four months. With these rates in effect and February's lower fuel adjusuneat, thE price of 1,000 k110c3tt hours f or $144 mililon a 'tear for Florida's transportation system in the 1976-77 fiscal year. However, he doesn't say that this would push the price of gasoline per gallon over the 60 cents per gallon mark in most cases and very soon we'd r.aflv !! th isth. One : the major criticisms we have with Dr. Mackey's report is that he says, "The (Florida Department of Transportation (DOT) has not assumed a strong, comprehensive role in overall state transportation policies, plans and programs." If this is the case, let's get someone in the DO who will asswne a strong, comprehensive role in overall transportation policies, plans and programs to ease the over-taxing of the consumer. Isn't it nice to remember those days when gasoline prices were in the 3040 ients per gallon range? Don't we wish they were here again? Primary Most observers believe that the Palestinian Liberation Organization has made great progress recently toward its goals of statehood for Palestinian people and in an international i dentity. ine riignest iwe was reached, the reasoning goes, when the PLO was permitted to participate in Security Council discussions with the status of a sta te. is which is equivalent to 2.8 cents pr gallon. Dr. Mackey says this will produce an additional and bridges; Diplomacy diiiaiids Gov. Reuben Askew's Advisory Conunittct' on lran.sportauon has called for an INCREASE in motor fuel taxes to "solve the transpo1-tation crisis in Florida." [)r. Cecil Mackey, president of the University of South Hord.a and chairman of the committee, said, What we are recvrnme,tding is that for a cost of less than $2 per month for the average Florida (uiiiiiy, we can: "Complete the Interstate system in 15 years instead of 30; "Avoid the possible loss of $122 million in federal-aid funds; 'Help communities provide adequate mass transit facilities; Protect lives and the state's investment by repairing and rehabilitating Florida's highways •. t'! ' -' - �Sunday. Jan. 25, 1976 Men And Women In The Armed Forces ci S S Bt!)S BERT FRh7.ZEIj. El)l)IL JOIISSON fl\'CE HOWE ROBERT W. TROUTNEIt Army Private Royce C. Army Speciahst Five Be A U.S. Forces, German '1. 11001). Tex, Howe, son of Mr and trs. Army Friuell, son of Mrs. Mary E Army Private Robert W. Muse, 110 Late Minnie Drive force J. howe, 107 Par Place, Sergeant Eddie U. Johnson Sanford, was awarded Sanford, was recently assigned recently departed for Geriiuny Troutner, son at Mr. and Mrs. ix 20 a certificate of achievement to the 3rd Infantry Division in for six months of temporary Earl E. Troutner, 2842 Gale Place, Sanford, recently pardut, where he will train hile serving with Company 13 Gerniany. ticiPa ted in Exercise 25th Suppl anti Transport Thit' private, a cannoneer with other members of his unit under ItF;FOR(;ER in German. Battalion of the th Infantry Battery A. 1st Battalion of the simulated combat conditions. Pvt, Troutner Is regularly Following the training he iu Division at Schofield Barracks, (II%'lSiofl'S 10th Field Mtillti Hawaii. Schweinfurt, entered the Arin return to Ft. Ilond, Tex., where assigned as a tank loader in ifl Mfl he is regularly assigned as an Company A, 3rd BattalIon of the 1975, completed basic He received the award for Ilieritorious service while training at Ft. Jackson, S.C., infantry man in Company A, 1st 1st Infantry Division's 63rd tcniporary duty in '3uam aiding and was last stationed at Ft. Battalion of the 1st Cavalr' Armor in Augsburg. The 24-year-old soldier enSill, Okia. Division's 12th Cavalry. Vietnamese refugees. tered the Army in February Johnson, son of howe is a 1974 graduate of Mrs. Emma Frizzell entered the Army in and completed basic training at Sc: lif101t? lI:h School. U. Johnson. 1924 Airport nii September 1969 and completed Ft. Know, Ky. Sanford, entered the Army in basic training at Ft. Jackson, The privato isa 1969 graduate s.c. (ARI..%St)l1.%KER Devemher 1972 and completed The specialist attended basic training at Ft. Jackson, of Davenport (Iowa) Central High School. Before entering Marine Lance Corporal S.C. Seminole High School, Sanford, the Army, he was employed as Tht' Garland S. Baker. son of Mrs. sergeant is a 1966 and was employed by Four a cook at Burger Chef Inc. Electronics, Casselberry &illis M. Baker of Sanford, has graduate of Crooms Pigh been promoted to his present School. before entering the M' DENNIS E. McBRIDE IRs wife, Katrina, lives in rank while serving at the US Forces, Germany l{OItERTCOItUOS Marine Corps Air Station, El Waipahu Hawaii. ArmySpecialist Four Dennis U. Toro, Calif. Robert A. Gordon, son of McBride, son of Mr. and Mrs. A 1973 graduate of Seminole MARTIS HARRIS ('o)onc i Ret. Able Gordon, Delbert E. McBride, 703 liih School. he joined the ;\N ANIONIO l('iinte Springs. was Palmetto Ave., Sanford, r' Corps in September Martin C. Harris, son of Mrs. promoted to Army sergeant recently participated in 1974. Elaine Wilson of 637 David St., first class Nov. 13, while ser- Exercise REFORGER in Winter Springs. has licea viag a.c an instructor at the Germany. PEGGY LEWIS selected for technical training S/tN ANTONIO — Airman Army's Academy of Health McBride is regularly in the U.S. Air Force armament Peggy T. Lewis, daughter of Sciences, Ft. Sam Houston, assigned as a radio telephone systems field at Lowry AFB, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lewis of Tex, operator in the 2nd Battalion of Colt. Gordon entered the Ann) in Star Route I, DeBary, has been the 3rd Infantry Division's 30th Tne airman recently corn- selected for technical traIning October 1964 and was last Infantry in Schwelnfurt, pleted basic training at in the U.S. Air Force corn- stationed at the Presidio of San Germany. Lackland AFB, Tex. niunications systems field at Fretnijscu, CdlIf. The specialist entered the Harris is a 1974 graduate of Corr'v Field. lie is a 1963 graduate of East Army in June 1972, completed Tho airman recent!)' ccrn Central liith School, Tulsa, Mid-Florida Techniral High basic training at Ft. Knox, }y., School in Orlando. His father, pleted basic training at OkIa., and attended Oklahoma and was last stationed at Ft Robert J. Harris Jr., resides in l.ackland, Tex., where she State University, Stiliwater, Carson, Cob. Independenct', Mo. Chaminade ('ullege, studied the Air Force mission, and McBride's wife, Carol, is iit The airman's honolulu, Hawaii. wife, organization and customs and hun in Germany. Rosseanne, is the daughter of received special instruction in His wife, Phs)lis, lives in San (;REc,oRy I). PARSONS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Shear of human relations. Antonio, Tex. SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Uncoin, Neb. She is a 1975 graduate of JOSEPH A VIERA Silver wings have been Dehand Senior High School. awarded to Second Lieutenant MI('HAEL A LLES U.S. Army, German)' WIU.!AM NoItw(}OI) Gregory D. Parsons, son of Mi Army Private First Army Sergeant Joseph A. and Mrs. Carleton E. Parsori Michael P. Allen, 21, son of Mr. Viera, 18, son of Mrs. I.uc M. /u-mv Private William of 422 C. Robert St., Longwood, Viera, 1566 Dunlap Ave., and Mrs. Kenneth L. Allen, 27 Norwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. following graduation from U.S. Apple lull Hollow, Casselberry, William G. Norwood, 911 Deltona, recently participated Air Force navigator training at was named Soldier of the Month Mohongy Drive, Casselberry, ifl Exercise REFORGER in Mather AFII, Calif. for Troop Command at Ft. completed on Nov. 27 eight Germany. lieutenant Parsons now goes Huachuca, Ariz. Vicra is regularly assigned as weeks of advanced individual to Travis AFA, Calif., for flying He a.s selected for his training as an armor recon- a field wirernan in Battery B, duty with a unit of the Military so I d I e r ly a pp ear an Ce, naissance specialist at the U.S. 3rd Battalion of the 1st Infantr' Airlift Command. knowledge and performance of Army Armor Center, Ft. Knox, Division's 6th Field Artillery at A 1969 graduate of Warner duties and military courtesy. K)'. Ft. Riley, Kan. Robins VGa.) High School, the Allen, a supply clerk in The pwixe of the annual lieutenant received his B.B.A. Norwood entered the Army Company B of the command, last August. A l96 exercise was to sharpen iraduate of degree in 197.1 from the "ntered the Army in November Vera Beach High Sclrol, before techniques for receiving, University of Georgia at 1974, completed basic training entering the Army, he was equipping, assembling, and Atiwns. He was commissioned at Ft. Dix, N.J., and was last employed as a mortician by deplo'ing dual.based units, thIs year upon completion of stationed at Ft. Jackson, S.C. Cox-Grjfford.Baldwin Funeral Thus year the exercise was Officer Training School at He is a 1972 graduate of incorporated in a broader, I.ckland Home, Vero Beach. AFB, Tex. Staunton (Va. Military H:s wife, Margie, lives in coordinated series of NATO and His wife, Ann, is the daughter Academy. national exercises known as the R.adcliff, Ky. of Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick "Autumn Forge 75 Exercise of 103 Corbin Ave., Warner Series." The board objective of Rot)ins, Ga. the series was to improve the ROBERT B. WESTMAN capability of NATO forces, The U.S. Air Force Military SAN ANTONIO — Airman Airlift Command flew ap. Robert B. Westman, son of Mr. proximately io,000 U.s. based soldiers and their equipment to Rt. 2, Longwood, has been By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Germany to participate in the selected for technical training exercise, in the U.S. Air Force weapons DEAR DR. LAMB — ould Viera entered the Army in maintenance field at Lowry a person who has had ulMay 1974 and completed basic AFB, Cob. cerative colitis and now has a spastic colon problem, go training at Ft. Jackson, S.C. The airman recently comthrough with a hemorrhoid pleted basic training at operation' Or should they try WILLIAM M. BOGUS Lackland AFB, Tex. the injection method' Westman is a 1975 graduate of Marine Sergeant William M. The hemorrhoids aren't so Bogus, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Lake Brantley High School, painful, but they bleed a lot Bogus Jr. of Oviedo, has been Forest City. and this is very frustrating. DEAR READER - The even in small amounts can promoted to his present rank DONN It ROSE first point is to clarify your le.3d to a loss of iron, produc while serving with the Marine U.S. AIR FORCES, Thailand diagnosis. Your letter ing an iron deficiency with Reserve Training Detachment, — Air Force Sergeant Donn R. anemia. suggests that you have mild Naval Air Station, Glenview, ulcerative colitis If you had It Rose, son of Richard H. Rose of External hemorrhoids 111. at all Sometimes a number of Casselberry has arrived for cause, symptoms The nerve diseases of the colon are conduty at Udorn Itoyal Thai AFB, fibers for pain and itching are KENNETH K. lll'VI" fused with what is basically a under the skin You do not Thailand. spastic colon. have these pain fibers inside Rose, an electronic equipSAN ANTONIO - Airman Spastic colon may conthe sphincter where internal ment specialist with a unit of Kenneth R. Hitt, son of Mr. and tribute to developing hemorrhoids are located. the Pacific Air Forces, hemorrhoids. Before any Thus, when a person com- Mrs. Lloyd W hiitt of 97 previously served at Carswcll treatment for hemorrhoids, I Tomoka Drive, Oviedo, has plains of pain and itching from would recommend that you hemorrhoids It usually In. completed Air Force basic /tFB, Tex. solve the spastic colon The sergeant, a 1970 graduate valves external hemorrhoids training at Lackland AFB, Tex. problem. There are a number of South West High School, at least as part of the picture During his six weeks training, of things you can do for this. Incidentally since the pain- he studied the Air Force attended Tarrant County Junior High on the list of positive ful itching area is outside the mission, organization and College and Texas A&M. things to do is to increase the sphincter, those suppositories customs and received special KARL J. BUXTON bulk in your diet, particularly inserted Into the rectum instruction cereal fiber found in bran, and in human relations. above the hemorrhoids sold to Marine Private Karl J. whole wheat cereals and by The airman is remaining at Buxton, son of Mrs. J. Helen the unsuspecting public are using real whole wheat bread totally worthless External Lackland for specialized Buxton of 208 C.r.nnon Way, (not half white flour and half application, not internal, is training In the security police Casselberry, was graduated whole wheat flour or colored needed to relieve any symp- field. from recruit training at the imitations often sold to the untoms a person has from exterWitt is a 1973 graduate of Marine Cors Recruit Depot, wary). nal hemorrhoids. Ovie High School. Then you should have a Parris Island, S.C. The external hemorrhoids oowej training program so that cause symptoms can be you develop normal function. removed They cannot be The procedure isn't difficult tr'ated by injection A dccibut involves your habit sion as to the advisability to pattern and diet For specific treat or not depends on their details send 50 cents for ''he e.xtent aixi the amount of Health Letter number 2'J. symJ.toms they cause Irritable or Spastic Colon. I...... .e.,_..,.. .1 __,I Sometimes both internal 1IU d IU1I, IULU, euand external hcmorrhoid% are addressed envelope for mail• pristnt Elimination of ing Addrcs.s )our letter to B I ____________ ____________ 1111' hemorrhoids then requires surgery. Small external tags can even be removed by tying a rubber band around them but obviously this procedure will not be satisfactory for larger hemorrhoids or those in• volving hotl' internal arid cxternal veins. hemorrhoids are nothing more than varico3e veins around the rectum. Good bowel kabit.s helps prevent prc-'ure on the veins in this area an reduces the likelihood of hemorrhoids their complications. ;PI'ti4E.'iIt.$I1jtt.Aw, ' 4, .- -a.. .ft. - L'. j .'. r..'i;•.. -' P ... .1 I '• " I I__ __ (S I — - - . - _____ "I - .__ . B AARON KAUFMAN .cral Corrcspondeat ,,, - - 4' . -f ,hf.J - _____________ !. - e >P) ) buzzer sent his team Into TT :' '.'".r -,! . - - .,,: ' 1I In $50,000 Bass Tournament 1 - . _____ -. . 1 " ' p , F . ' - _________ ..j ____ . . . -- _____, ..- , --- _____ .... .. _____ . .. ' . - . . — _______ _________ ' ' :. . .. -..- . . __________ . . . -. ______ In cisc sports fan'.. missed it, this little 'ole ,.-. -_, '' fishin' tourney is paying $5,000 to the inner and prizes ranging down to $1,000 for 35th place. ______ .' - ______ American Bass Fisherman organization, dues eing sio. 'There is some misconception of the tour nament rules 11ost of the fishermen flocking to Sanford from bass havens across the country have their own boats, superbly sophisticated rigs costing between seven and 10 G's. They wouldn't be caught dead fishing from the bank of a river. However, entrants don't have to have a boat of . - .. , . ,, - - ': 1 -' squad, 52-49, here Friday night. ,1 ____ . had previously e103ninles straight. A controversial call midway throughthefourthquartergave the Hawks a 35-34 lead. This basket was to haunt the Sefninolestherstofthepenod. Spruce Creek s Robert Smith sank a layup to give the hawks a 46-44 lead with nine seconds left. That's when Terry Smith came through. He Jumped over threeHa'kdcfendersandk thebilSkettosendthegamelnto overtime. Sanford, by hitting the amateur and novice ranks, . . '- , ' 1 t -r owner Clarence a has determined ___ g .- - _-.1 -- - ___ ':. ' that eight pros will be cornpetingforprizemoney—freeof entrr fee. T "It is a very unusual townarnent in that aspect," said DanieLs Saturday. "We will havesomeverytoughputtersjn the field." , . . heading the list is defending state champion Charlie Zeni, • .. . .. ' the Altamonte Springs young manIvithapcnctiantforthehig game at the right time ALso entered will be national 'It s funn} that that field goal was the only one he made all night and it tas the most tin portant of the game" laughcd tills. Creek's David Piccolo (left), Robert r.) _.... sII_ kzr. us' Mth Ill win I can get, joked Tribe ' '\_.... .. .,.. -.! among professionaL3 - ___ -- 1' ishing JU.S[ took on i flCW meaning for me ever one to get his pole wet more than an hour without getting fidgety, I have suddenly seen the light. All this while I have been searching for the key to fishing enjoyment. It lighted up the lake when I saw that $50,000 prize list the American Bass Fisherman has posted for the tournament getting ready to kick off in Sanford I don t blame them. I d put up with tangled lines, smelly bait, muddy shoes, prIcked thumbs and wet socks, too! I' ,;,y : - -. .- .', ra V. — __ ii_ c - n trail today with the L'crn Park !r.1taton1, a 4 f'- •$.f. - FERN PARK - Putt-Putt .- a-' , ;..'?" .'.,: ! SetToday .. ..,y :'.--.., ' ' ... • :' '. 'i: "... ..'' •'-'-- -r pruce-up eminoie ____________ ______ - ..... .-v 4il'C,fr' jr' In . 't', _______ - ',•'". r- - t. 1 . l4.I.. -. .... "C — To u rn ey .. '' ._;!7 -I Cotton, Smith Help Sund, Jan. as, 1976-18 - _,, : One of the reasons the Tribe was victorious, after a sloppy firstha1f,wathesmotheringof the Hawk's David Picollo to just 4multiplex type to the fairy wand they advertise on "I'll fight Ken Norton, Joe (Wiggins) did a good ob GeorgeForernanflguj-eshe'sin solid position to win his title Frazier, or anybody to get to be against him Picollo 'ot all pointslnthefirsthalf,t'henThn back. Foreman itaines was on him, but when Stoed b)' Muhammad All we used David, he got only two on Oct. 30 1974, in Africa, ForeForeman has been guaran.l'EBBl.E BEACh!, Calif. offiveholesonwhichhewassix despite missing two birdie points, man lost his most prized pos- teed $O,000 for the Lyle fight. (Al') - A tip from golf Corn- under par, and It gave him a 36- chances from six feet and Mills also agreed that his session and now wants it back, lie is also expected to receive two missioner Deane Beaman hole total of 136. recently begun man to man more from about 1,-is f t that same amount in two other "I want to forget what h the second-round lead in the front of second-place David feet and birdied lie reached a more solid. The Tribe defense eve of today's fight against Ron Lyle, 220 pounds, %Ient Into $185,000 Bing Crosby National Graham of Australia and three par five in two and birdied. He caused Spruce Creek to cough Lyle, his first comeback bout. tO(Ia)'S fight as the 5-2 underPfl)'AIii. clear of Jack Nicklaus and loftedasoftseveniron3Olnches up the ball twenty times. Foreman weighed 2pounds dog, an indication that ForeBut the price of the advice longshot Mike Morley, However from the cup and birdied, He Sanford failed to take and looked trim as he returned man could be the fa%:orite in 5 high. and advantage ü! these OP. each of his comeback fiht.s fr holed a 15-20 foot putt "I've got to give to nonexhibition boxing for to invoes siknce and cornP0 uni £ i in . Irst half. ri ' .'. • I)ir(uL -u. ,flu On wC Deane," 11111 said. "I spent next rs time ill monu, saying, t e g mohe. liance nei'he Ol f -hiCh iiole a They had trouble with their comes about 15 minutes with him at beautiful drive let him get home "It feels good to be it', shape asIby , The ex.champion has switchoassin' and ho d 0 a1n oppea lull Phoenixilastweek.Weusedto ouso no ng fined, sometimes stormy his board of strategy, both In i Someone described their play the practice together a lot when he 00 eage putt that oke .it perfectly as "run and gun". ' amP on. the , boxing ring and on the eas We made a deal, llill said was still out here playing. He cc . "When I watch fights on tele- business side. The veteran Gil Graham had Spruce Creek Coach Joe after a record.matching, seven- knows my swing. another 69 that isjon I don't even look at the Clancy has taken over training under-par 65 had given him the , gave him a two-round total of Piggotte summed his team's introd , 'lie s very inowledgeable 138. Nicklaus and Morley, who play with some disgust. ' tions because it makes the big man from livermore, halfway lead Friday in this Calif. in the ring and Foreman me feel bad not to be cham TV. C Toth' is the first practice day, and I'm still undecided about entering. It isn't the $250 entry fee. It's that $10 membership which gets me. ternoon, and judging from the distance these young lions drive a golf ball, the course record of 63 might be in danger in the upcoming Mayfair Open. It was back in 1958 that rising superstar Arnold Palmer blistered the course with a 63 to set the standard which stood until last Open when Lee Wykle tied it. b 3: year in the Mayfair r " 'I :' -' -, • F'" 'çN 1" , .. • Prep District Tourneys On Road Community Colkge is at Lake City, and a dogfight we are looking at. , Natch, Lake City will be favored, being a Seminole Ustpa) Just send a check I argue about it." s ge a long time. I hit my irons awful good. I could have birdied at least three more holes." again as the chainA group of five followed at with nine seconds left. We made we pion. 142. Ben Crenshaw and fotmer Cotton take the bad shot and tennis pro Frank Conner had had three men underneath but Foreman appears to have a stage for the Feb. 14 encounter between the two teams in Sanford. i' 'J (..II'.* 1?','?' . ,, :.4. - j , ,,.q. .- -c' ih;; ,; : Neither were on the scene when Foreman lost to All. lie sports a 40-1 record with ''' i1hj' t , .!,',•I • - . . ' =. ' - The )oung lions have taken )ougetthatman)toger,y over Mayfair Countr) Club know something is going to And grlzzlie(1 veteran pro Bob happen,'' said BratiJcr, who Bratzler isn't kidding when he will pass up playing in the Sa)s the upcoming Mayfair tournament in order to n.m - -- - Seminole is at Daytona Beach Wednesday night in a tuneup for the Lake City matchup. Help without Hassle - .- )' y -- jii - 11 oirto produce some ' (7f.fjI,j 1J()7iJP(.1? 644- 2027-- ZT -='='r ,' High school basketball teams from Seminole (ounty shall be minus the home court advantage this season in district tournaments. The Florida High School Activities Association has so decreed that honor belongs to Gainesville for AMA-S (in which Seminole and Lake Brantley conipete) and Orlando Boone for AAAA-i (where Lyman treads, And in AAA-7, Oviedo and Lake Howell will have to travel to Titusville Astronaut to play for the right to advance to regional and state tournaments. -' - - :' derwayl'cb.3with - -. . -. - I: , '.' .. .' I a I "c' sidelines" pros seeking fame and fortune, The fortune part is In form of a purse which will likely be cic.se Mayfair's flowing layout In the best shape ever, He says greens are fine shape. According to - - thartle Owens has easy iWlnj "fl aler. a, S - : ".cr,'&s,i?P:_'. I S.- - ''•' t " ,)', -' - 1,,, - ';v"'5 - '" ..-,' I '....- - ..'! . _ L _•,,, j ..' .It ' -." ,, P"'t''.,,,a , ,,- 4 . - ',,," -C ,, ,-. I'.' _ .' '. 'I .. - '. c,.1, .I'.,.f_ " ,. - - . ..''. / ::,. y,' -'4'" xr' - !'- - - ' _______ ' ., '' • ' e-' .. ' - - Bratzler, S . ' -.. ' ' . . ".'.. ... .'..a . . .' •........ . .', ' :.. ._. -. . . .S.; . - ' . .•:---- ;.:' r °i - r Bob Kratzert with smooth follow-through . . .' '.--,' '.'..'' ' . Natural1y,gctUngone'sgic golf the )oung lions are in order and a shot at making shooting in practice, a couple of the PGA major circuit Is also them have come In with 66s. what it Is all about. "Par can be beaten but It can't "We have 19 or 20 young pros be beaten badly," says Brat- out there right now, and what .,., s'" - -f For an indication what kind of 4 _. ' 'i_ ' things."Youcantplayand followed bg three da%s competition from young PGA '.. s '. ,A pro-am atournarnent. So, I'll be on the to $17,000 - i-';i - _,, L' j,. :s - , 7 " -..', - '-. - ••- dream since the other top dial- times has he gone as far as 10 lengers and champion Muham- rounds. t - - aa . ! ;'- v - 1 .,,y.::,.., Tr 4'AI/r.".,'ka f"4M''. -':'-- . -a • ;ct, : ., ' ,I'..'.,,a - 7 , r ' .I - ")!. ..'r ',,.', !" , , f'.\ . - ,,'.-.,,ç... a basketball played in Sanford all season. And with the gates ide open, it isobious Raider coach Joe Sterling will be counting on the home crowd to help get his tea 111 into the state tourna ment, which a win ' ' 'r1f , (ContInued on Page 2-li — ..,. p.' : h_I ' -,., ' old course record at Cypress time tour winner, played his Green 70 and Rik Massengale Point, was built around a string first nine holes one under par 71. weighing heavily on the outcome, But this game will only set the -i t..' , ., _'3,,,) ' " - - , _ .. _.a. - ' r 'r''. I ' . I P; I C L -.., I44, ' 1 ' f ,' ,,. - .,_,f , - '' -.. '.''"; r - - J_.* j .- "t a,.,. - •.' '• -- ,, -'1L.-: 'fl" ""' -''•*. - L - "t— .. — f "1" I- .' .- :'1', ' - ,, ' , p - , Best part of the tourney as far as spectators are concernei is that there is no admission fee. that - over Lake City can do. -, it7iaT1ie in'f,!! aerated holding tanks and trolling motors. 'tflst large -content just to be on the I could picture what it would channel caused by low water a 40.gallon aerated holding tank water, be like on the first fishing day and Dewey in turn explained arid three smaller live wells. But as Dewey fired up the big with perhaps a hundred big the finer points Involved in "The llavc you ever wondered motor and eased out of most difficult Monroe bass boats carrying 200 fisher. tournament bass fishing. what it is bike to fish problem," he3t!jtd, "is finding In a Harbor, I began to understand men, all with a single thought in "To start with," he said, "the the fish or 'on fish' as the pros professional bass tournament? some of the excitement which mind—finding fish and per. average pro bass angler has an say". lie further explained To get the answer, I toured that the buildr up among pros as suading them to strike, investment of about $15,000 the first item a tournament waters of the St. Johns River tournament day nears. Clearing the end of the when you consider boat, motor, fisherman Friday with I)ewey Yopp In his does Is to establish a I had already been informed Marina channel, Dewey "put trailer, fishing gear, electronic pattern, as he is getting strikes sleek, powerful bass boat. as to how entrants in contests the hammer down" and the 18 equIpment and a car to pull It on drop-offs, in the deep holes, Yopp is tournament director are paired off by drawings, two foot bass boat came alive with all with. This rig Is slow corn- or en sandy points. and public relations man for men to a boat and partners the power of 135 horses lifting pared with some you will see American liass Fisherman, rotated each day The most important tools of to avoid any us almost out of the water, during the tournament. Some of the Inc., in town to iron details of possibility of favoritism, trade, according to Dewey With We crossed the South end of themwillea!ilyreach7om.p,h. arecontowmaps,depthfjer the contest which begins today prizes worth $50,000 at stake, Lake Monroe in nothing flat as Yopp's boat is 18 feet, 3 inches and runs through Friday. This, and a $0 entrance fee on the the speedometer r.ccdlc long lii ci ia h.p. LLi .,,;- h'"". ,..acy I have fished for Florida line, contestants use every hovered close to the 45 m.p.h. three depth finders, a light in casting Is necessary. "Brush largernouth bass all my life on a available bit of knowledge they mark. We Idled down again as clarity meter, oxygen count the tall hooks of your lure lazy, relaxed basis, enjoying possess plus the help of many we entered the river and apthe sunshine and fresh air, not complicated electronic gadgets pronched Osteen Bridge. I probe, water temperature against the foliage, but don't probe, water cLarity meter, snag it." really caring if my catch was to earn their share of prizes, pointed out danger spots in the Super Magnum trolling motor, (&e followup story Monday.) J Evening HeraW, Sanford, Fl, - in care of this newspaper, P0 Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. The choice of technique for treatment of hemorrhoids depends on their extent and location. Some internal hemorrhoids can be treated by injection It is the internal hemorrhoids that tend to Weed and they may not cause any pther symptoms, suCh as pain or itching, Off en a nerson is (irt aware of the int"rnal bemorrhoidswhentheystart bleeding. Continued blood loss f rum ant' cause from any 1ocztion, S ' QDf\DT - .. — By BOB ORRE[J., Herald Outdoor Writer Spastic Colon Needs Treatment - — __ ' Unlike a lazy day trip to the river bank, profesionaI bass fishing involves boats ' '. ' ,r- ' - " •.. ' ' �- -a - ( :. 28—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. •• -. - - - _,_ .J: . -Y -_ ._ _ _- . - : - -I - - - _ - - - t- --. T . I g.; 4 . ~ ~ % (j \' ( I _. 7. mv _~:__ 4 i t 'i ___ .:- ,-_.- _ _-` _ '6~~_._ -,.'-=__. __fL --- ___ - -- -. - JQJ His Best Game ________ - _U - I _________ _______ . _____________ _____________________________________________ - - .L4 %-P ___ y ld' __________ ___ __ _..d ,_r • -_ T_% y - - ''-• -- - - : - - - , - - c. 4f j I - " - : - ;!? -- - _____ %0 A% q - -. 'a,,, -. •'' r J .: , ' - -, . _ - '.- ____ " - ."- L.. tJt ' - - 'I - 4 '-j • -- -. :jr -. -. ' ..' llk~ AMC .14 C. -. .1~ - __1 j -7.X. _". I, _.,,._ _. -_1*I .. I - I" I I ," __ ~ , _i ~ y. . -. - - '' - . * - " Lvrnu'swrfght oto by BM Vincent Jr.) - Pit Stop Navy B CARL .•. - - r - .: ., I - fr t -- - ______ t—j __ •-"1 - '11111 - ~, -- _ ABRAHAMS Herald Correspondent 8 scorr - Donnie OAK RIDGE: Po'.tfl 2 0-0 4 eoi ii. iorin 0 00 C l 1011 Rozier 0000. Brown 7 31 17; Lae1 5 2 2 15. Smith 0 00 0. SJnly 1 23 4. m. AII4,-o03o. 000. Da, 0000. Toai ii M V 41 % . - I -. - 1k .. I .% __ V _______ List - ift I 71C 1 . Montgomery 44) sky f' 1*11. Hawks Lose gain, 67=46 A 1 5. Of fishermen willing to brave the cold winds. Those ho did Adams 16 C Slimnastics Course Set •P'3Oi Main Street Pier in Daytona was supplying plenty of whiting for the anglers there Thursday and bluefish hit well earlier In the week. Bob Booker and Merel Keller hit the channel bass in good as South of New Smyrna 'iccounting for 44 of them and 12 fhion trout last Sunday. Wayne Brady of the Fishin' Hole Tackle Shop weighted in 24 pound channel bass for Mrs. Joe Fleming. The big one w,-Is Cotton, Smith Semiriole . • Look i2 Key Over Spruce Creek c ht' s Teammates To Him Two Ways LE%:i : 23 ________ rr,rnip,(, found the specks still hungry. Riley's Camp on Lake Jessup listed 29 f or Herb Mullis and Leggett Johnson, 35 caught by Bud Devlinand Barry Brunell, a string of 35 landed by Anthony, and 20 f or Noah Jones. Bill and Rosalie Jenovan took 15, Don Cornish and Frank SudLac had 25, with other catches running as high as 30 per boat. Most of the perch are hitting In the shallow water less than threC feet deep. Lemon Bluff fishermen are bringing in nice strings of fat perch but bass are very quiet. The bonnet beds near Osteen Bridge Camp accounted for a string of 28 and another catch of 30 for the writer and wife this week and even one sma ll bass fell to the "No-Alibi" jig we were using. C5 I:ran k Higher verified. Speckled perch catches slowed down somewhat, due to lack a A Even Derby Posters advertising the Shad Derby are off the press and are being distribu ted by members of th e Derby committee the list of prizes continues to grow. Some of the newest contributions include free passes for fishing from the Daytona Main Street Pier, merchandise from th e Fishin' Hole Tackle Shop In Da yt ona and merchandise from Medco Drug store, Sanford. Even th e shad seem to indicate a willi ngness to cooperate in mak in g th is one of th e biggest and best turnamen ts ever held they are striking in ever in creasing numbers, C. O. Penney at Marina Isie Fish Camp men ti oned several strings of up to six per day landed by visitors to his place and lAmwn Buff Camp has had several brought in this week. Mr. and Mrs. lodge and Helen Wiley from ML4sippi trolled the St. Johns almost every day this week connecting with four to six each Uie y went out. A Maryland visitor, Charle Schmock, prefers to cas t for them from a vantage point on the river bank. He has landed two to th ree each time he tried. Osteen Bridge Camp noted a catch of six shad made from a private boat while one of the rental beats brought in four on a Thursday trolling trip. One report told of over 20 land ed by a party fish g furthe r upstream In the Lake Harney area but this hasin not been --- lle F Merchants Stack Shad Prize IW'4 Wright Star of the week i.s Cathy McCloud with Plus 82. McCloud also $10 for the Hi hid, Series with a 649 set. Hi I nd. Game WOfl goes to Joe Jackson $7.00 for a 257 hdcp game. Thompson Roofing took HI Team Series money $24.00 with a 2382 series beating Breezewood Park homes by only one pin. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp took Hi Team Game $16 with an 835. JR.-SR. Bret Itathel rolled both the highs for the morning: 2134W, and a 202 game too. Ned Stephens had a 509 series and Glen Davis almost hit the 200 mark with his 198-412. Davis made "Youth of the Week" with plus 110 pins. Johnson cuts loose from portilde BARBOLJR & COMPANY LADIES Star of the week is Ann York wi th plus 100 pins . High games m Buttofl l9iQ ,,; as send co high , and Joy Walters 17712, Terry were rolled by Connie Dean 215 and Barbara Fox 202. Liz Rice had Forbes 180-747. Hendricks roiled four in a row and Button chalked the high series with her 543 set, up a turkey. LEFT-OVERS MIXED Sandy Russell spared the 2-7 split, Jo Watson made her 5-7 High average for the league Is Frank Stearns 18-4 and Linda split, Joan Fryman picked up the 44-9, and Button Lewis 155. Star is Beverly Thompson with spared the 5-10 109 over her average and 8-10 split. for the night. Top three places on the league are Thompson Winn Dixie won three games from DCII*dn Fane', Roofing, Kampers Kove and Reid's Garage. Three Pinfalls took three from A & A Cleans All, CObIS Boats took MYSTERY LADIES three from Empire Auto Body Shop and Ellinan's Battery was The high of the morning fell for Alice Hendricks 201-,%, the 2. Dot big winner taking all four from the Nice Dav irror On Wall.... — Vvon' 1 Who But Fruit Float hocod her fcmrth is Don Abernathy with 2.3 wuight categories will win .. 1% ... track area where the races will Club's reverse mirror came in class, breaking from the No. 2 wins. Last year s kennel bicycles. handy during the second race hole and leadi ng ng from box to champ, 1. & G Farms rounds be run. The child entering the Registration begins at 10a.m. dog will be allowed to past Thursday night. wire In 31:46. Midas stand at out the top five with 22 first at the track, with post The eye-in-the-sky camera closed the gap somewhat Grade time for the finish line and call to his at the place finishes, would not have been able to end, but still the first race set 1 p.m. dog. A rabies certificate on finished more than Today is the annual Mutt Admission Is $1 for for pick the exact winner from its a length behind. Mystic adults and ea0 Jog iuist be presented at location on the clubhouse roof, finished another length King Derby sponsored by the 50 cents for children. Con- the time of registration. back in Orlando Jaycees. Any child 12- cession If a mirrijr iniage was not set up third place. sends wJl be open. All proceeds will go to the year-old and under can enter a t Sanfrd Entry fee for the Mutt o -Orlando the race Derby Orlando Jaycees for use in their Fruit Float was one of nine his mutt in an actual race. is$3, This entitles nc would have been called a dead oadult,one various charitable projects in ibogs Wayne Strong put into the Winners of the four size and child and one mutt into the heat. the community. But with the mirror image it winner's circle this past week as he continued to dominate the showed clearly the No. 5 dog, kenm'l I' standings at SanfordClay Delaney, beating out th I e Orlando. Slipping last week , No, I dog, K's Carefree, by a wi th only three wins, Str')ng nod of the head. came back with nine winners me star of the young season, this past week to give him 37 Fruit Float running for Wayne victories for the season. Strong's Kennel, won her ninth By GENE IIACKE'rr the money in previous years he will. race in a row Tuesday night. Paul Scheele fielded nine herald Correspondent Include Bob Rose, Hamilton, Fruit Flout went up agai ns t Acti vi ties for U week will her winners ______ as well this past week - -. DELThNA With a st eady Ont.; Jim Morton, Saratoga, start with the Gold Sponsors' .toughest competition of the to take second place honors flow of entries coming in on a Wyo.; Bob Bruno, P year. Proud Emelie had won with 30 %1c'tories so far this daily basis, host pro Buck Manor, N.Y.; Pat e lh am Tournament Feb. 7. This will ina three Schwab, consist of social pairing, wi th A __ row. Mystic King was year. lop kennel of th jvmtj e week, GIaddenisnowtalkingtenof Playboy Club, N.J.; Mal prizes for low gross, unbeaten in two starts - -4t,4 low net, since however, was Jack Kahn, with a cut-off at 185 for the Deltona Gallet.a, Glen Cove, N.Y.: i coming over from Tampa and 12 victories. This and longest drive, closest to the pin mo ve d Kahn Open, Feb. 12-15. Nose In reverse the always dangerous Midas into third place with 25 victories Ron Leteflier, Cold Spring and similar mpetition co on a ft is e xpe ct ed th at last year's Harbor, N.Y. Nate Star ks, las ________________________ Grade was running as well. t fun basis. The day will be (in the year. Running a close purse of $12,000 will be matched year's winner, has not as )et climaxed wi a ck w ithout trouble. An anticipated entered, but it is expected that and dance. th co tail party Sanford-Orlando Kennel ____________________________ uuitl:ti. MENNOMM~ ia - - ---- JET BOWLERErrES LADIES The high series of the morning: Mae Wilkins 498, Peg Paley 483 and Thelma Hickson 471. High game goez to Hickson 191 and Patey was only one pin behind her with a 190 game. Turkeys fell for: Patey, Kathy flaky, Carolyn Street and Edi th Pounds. Converted splits: Mary Williams and Dot Coates both spared a 5.9-10 split, Hose Vaughn picked up the 5.8-10 and Margie Witt spared her 4-7.9 split. T.G.!.F. MIXED MATCH POINT -= I4 . 111)11 -:- er 10 23 ELN - .--. Outdoors . The Lake Hwe!1 woe 'on- Howell Is competing with tinties. sophomore and juniors against Wymore Tech put a 67-46 full, three )w scIols. 00 10. S*uey 2041. Tay lor 1 44 decision to Greg Robinson's Carter 1 3 I t . Thomas 1 45 . Hawks Friday night, dropping LAKE HOWELL: Thomat 2175. Wrqs 74 10; Kau(rrw, 7 12 th 2 36 . Carrou I 11 I?, e Howell record to 111 T&s 25 1fl U Madoi 741$, Schmidt 200g. 7-7 Bobcats by OflRidgs 0 222. 8rvflb 6)5 15 4— S 12-Il at first quarter's e 1133. nd, but Tci.it I? 173546 LyMan 17 IS 1544 outscored the Hawks 4015 in WYMOR E TECH; A Nant1, I 2 Foi's, Oak Ridge 21. Lyman a the middie two 41$. Witm 771 I, R oo 1334, periods to put FOUIId Out Po*etI. "°' Wbd?lak,r0131, ion" 1002. BIv the win away. Wr'gnl 30-16. K Nlnthn 1173: F orrest Ly—koOak . Lake Howe ll could score but 19 19 T'Ji 72667 tLree points against Wymore's LkeHOWII 1113 3 21 in a disastrous third quarter. Wirm.,. T oo 12 13I 15-41 Larry Forrest led all scorers Fouls Late Ho*tfl 73. Wymoi with 19 points for the winning T.M 23 Fouled Osat Madows. Adm. cause. Howell's WP'ttk, Carroll was high with 1 An eight-week Working LakeH1IISLWYV,,,T,,, A second-yea, school. Lake s, Women's Slij-nn,astics 3 will begin Feb. 10 at the Sanford Civic Center. The °''e will be held from 5:15.6:00 on Tuesdays,, and is designed to help working women slim down and firm up their musdes. Two eight-week Adult (Continu,d from Page I'B) 1in1e was rwmui points as the girls won their Begirmlng Tennis aes Bscr CCâilty and Rick drUgoftherjj mom ace also offered, and will meet nntei 50 (Terry Smith) just foiitth straiihL Nova started heating up and he Turner will represent tap-cd it Up" twice a week on Monday's and cotxIty m Late Mots, CREEK: PICCOlO $23 had to pull in. The local "We had five Inches on them ie.SPRUCE 1 Wth1 at Smith 323$, Soka 4 01 I th _prepared will be a lot more ___ Mon but they still cmtl]ed t he G'or 00 0. Cantrell 3n CttQaJwilJ,Vtforan for titleholderneGrand\ational David Pearson da. Our guys acted like )0l'in%On0)31.C,4,d 1002 Up Tc'tt hour 71711 47 million AIKIIle Speedway 1$CS at 10 a.m. and class U for their shoes were nailed to an b at 1p the SeMINOLE: Re.i Th class is fln lflse,n with a victory in 2. Frank Leitht Is a typical hold the top 30 at's t whole n" Hot Icth 1002: Ct0 23 tS in L&kg began organized tau retx*mntt Sf1 deal&ied to teach the bssies of Winston Western to Smith 1173, 5r Reuben Cotton was actually so crotei', a young man most at Seabreeze Park In Daytona o , I; "Varsity ball is great, it's Stroke, fl10EI Cii • and another one of th Initial 1el In the Winston Craig 3 0 . WIggins 1 36 13; look op to. year. e heroes Beach, and last Year started in faster, or the Ye&s f he strategy. RegIstration Is Trib 17I$7;, pofn sS ng Even on th e basketball JV ball. As a soph e.He hit all of his free omore this commenteli limited. The World Series of M*ialt Pexzi, the prçuar Spar- courts, many of his floormates year he starts throws in the wild fourth perja Spruce Creek 1211 I 11 3—d Both cotr for the varrnty. Stock Car- Racing will ret urn to t1nlmrg, S.C., And w hen b&*etbsfl is over? I Ills 12 6-57 p'J who look up as well. And w hen you are free of C4*1OI3 also led all scorers wi th Smiftele In Friday's game Leidit was 'I'll be runtling th New &nyena Spay this e IV ho charge to city residents, and 25 poInts and 14 retwiis. W. Fouls. SP'UC,C,..k 3o. antord ni[,tø Mxy talk to him, he looks down. r4 high man with 14 points, hurdles and the lows," non.iesldents may register year with the dates being Feb prepared by the famed Wood But not in condescension, on a shooting forward Da ild F OULPd Oul B I.. C rantrell and he also pulled down 10 Leict salt SI4.EarI}- in January. the bA4h BrCthejL held off a laf '1 gi* gi t he rii.w Wiggins added U, m of banked half miler underwent its cha fle - SPRUCE CREEK JV: Brynt I 7 Purchasing a non-resident 21cn by Ca]e Yarttjnç basketball is my frrrit i.a at.r Eme I n Wins, 63-48 his average. He had the high game of the evening along with th e high series of 562-226. Andy Patrick rolled the second high game of 211-517, Phil Roche 210-543, Llndy Heuer 204, and Jack Homer 201-516 were the only 200 games. Other 500 sets: Buddy Bass 526, Al Moretz 518-190, John Pirozzl 517, Ma-us Degelman 507, Joy Walters 503, Frankie Kaiser 503, Charlie Plant and Jack Kaiser the only 8W of the evening (8M 1, A total of 21 200 games fell for the night: Don Gorman 229, Dave Fuighum and Jim Johnson 225, 501. Johnson also rolled a 213 during the night, Bill Varner 225, Gary TUESDAY MORNING SWINGERS LADIES Var-ncr 221, Terry Waldrop 221, Phil Roche 221, Dale Mathes 213, This Is the second week In a row Automotive Speed Parts Ray Ferrell 203-202, George Waldrop 201, Eric Storm 06-205, Walt team member rolled the high series and the only 500 set Moore 201, Burt Truax and Fob Kirkland 200. "Star of the of the Week" morning. This writer was high with a 526 series and the high for this league is Georgia Coyne with plus 85 pins. games 201-396. Second high was Pat Moye, who rolled 180-183, and RANTA %I '.EAGUE Carol Slaughk'g- 1. Other high series: Karen Pakovic 489, Joyce Youth of the week goes to little Teresa Behrens, 11 years old. Shields 480, Janie Davis 475 and Millie This was Teresa's morning as she spared the 4-10 split, rolled 470. Turkeys fell 130 for Jen Ervin, Dot Polk, Betsy Davis Garner and Pat Moye (twice), pins over her average of9l with games of 341-17517 for a 403 set, Converted splits: Agnes Hodges picked up a fine 6-7-10 split, and chalked up a turkey. She will receive several patches for her Pakovic spared the 5-7, Sue Christenson 3-7 and 5-7, and Betty howling including Youth of the week patch, 150 patch, and a "76" Locker spared the 6-7 split. patch. Queen of the week is Lois Smith with 78 pins over her average, Other scores: Frankie Schautteet 171, age 10, Mario Ruth 170, Johnson was 100 pins over her average but had made age 12, De lla Benton 141, age 12, Alton Davis Queen 160, age 11, Sue several weeks back. Umberger 149, age 12, Jackie link 152, age 11, Shonda Boyd 149, Automotive Is still in rn-st place 59.21, Auto Train 521-i.271,7 age 12, Janice Spring 148, age 12, Doreen is Hogan 141-age 11, cutting the lead down some and Howards Mobil now has the third Deanna (line ll4-age8 and Shannon Allman g05, place with 48 wins and 32 losses, FLAGSHIP BANK MIXED ROLLA-BO(.rrs MIXED Mary McPhearson rolled an all-spare game of 159. Star of the Highs for the evening: Efficiency Business Forms-Rick week for this week goes to Bob Gonzalez as he was 106 pins over Ricketts 203483 with the high game and Michaud Bros. Standard. to I _____ By MARY JOHNSON CLASSIC SCRATCH TRIO ?Iq L6 Bill Martin 196-557 Lakes the high series. Fite Tire Supply- Jim Starr 202-515 and Polly Price 188-514. The His: Max Smith 196-643, Cap't. Jims: Kit Johnson 187493 and Chet Averltt 1824500, No Fault Construction. Pat Henry 177-502. Star of the Week for the night is none other than Grace Starr with 75 pins over her average. Bowling , Sunday, Jan. 23, 776=38 lassic Scratch Wl"th I High game of the evening went to Johnson as he rolled 236 and 201. Dave Hunt rolled the high series with games of 222-191-221 for picked up "We are making mistakes reach with point ih w were" nbng n of peupe re going beginning of the year when we ar ound saing that Oak Ridge were winning and they are L't much of a team" Steinke hurting us. But e are also exilaed, but they are 11 making progress th areas and to like that wewerehejng hur t' you must be doing something One of those areas thai right Lyman Improved on, in the loss "The) played much better toOakR1dgewa5jtsagt) tthanthe)thdjf hanile the full court pressure of time they beat us on their home the Pioneers. COWl. Just lonli t the statisti I don't think," Steinke They shot 54 per cent from the reflected, 'twe turned the hail floor. Wi th shooting like that over once because of their r*-ess you are going to be tough to but our defense did let us down beat "We gave too many wiHounds' mentor then contested baskets in the game concluded by explaining, We and our Inexperience real]) havenoexcuse&Rjgg showed at times." are do wn but we are going to be Steinke on to by tournament time. And pliment his star of the future, that's what It's all about Frankie Crawford. "Frankle anyway. Thirnament Ume. "We have had our peak. Then we went into a valley. But now it has leveled off and we are ofitb. to the time the tournaments come after the win, "the fact the free deStroys Your timing rI ttrow-s were so even made the school's ou t for 35 days." other part of our game look Florida Central downed _1111111111111111111 We pract:ced free throws for better." Sanford Naval twice before the an hour Monday, Tuesday, The other part did Bobby, better holiday break, and all three At Auburndale Wednesda -. and Thursday. The Steve Mock canned 23 points, times last seawn. kids would shoot. rim ten laps, with Frank L4ctt hitting for 14 om ba ck to the Ijneand Sunday In Winston 100 "ltwasagoodgarnea The start all over." dies got out in front early and git victory for us," said The Allison Racing Team there are 50 cars on th e track at So spoke Nay coach Bobby stayed there. During no Williams, "It was the highest returns to Auburndale a time &ring warm ups. munter of points for us all year Williams before Friday night's didFlorith Central ou Speedway today with team The NASCAR Late Moiei 63-48 victory over visiting Sanford men. long for one thir ad Bobby bringing along Sportsman cars will be Florida Central Academy. That last fact was somewhat "But! think ou defense was brother Dominic and Ski to put on a show the 11th And did all the free throw amazing since Stanley Moore, the biggest factor," he added. Borinett t cha nge the local üJi the 14th shooting help the 4-9 Sanford like Mock, also canned 23 points Williams told the middies at talent like Ernie Bass. Frank are expected to try and make Naval Academy middles? It for the opposition. Mo or e's halftime, "We have won Johnson nd Da ve Dunkin.. t he X car field each nigtit sure did. the known as "Sn oo p" to his game if they don't get the ball." Cars are expected from the nations top dirt trackers will be Last week. Nas - could hit but teamma tes, and his snooping Carolinas, Tennessee, Georgia on hand as well as about 35 per cent in a diap. around from the 12-foot range FLORIDA CENTRAL: Iiv 7" and Alabama plus the top asphalt diwers looking for pointing 1c to Mount Dora and otherwise accurate 1; Corn. 2410. 11 ivrrs in the Sunshine State. NASCAR points which count Bible. The middies could ha ve shooting from the free throw Aharn 000: TDrr,n 2) Hollogkay Racing will start at 4:30 with thenatjonaJ title. 13. Camp",000, pulled that out txztfor mi.ing line iii of 16) kept the game C.ao 0CC Totils 137344 gates opening at 2:00. Many Seminole County 4 charity diances, fairly dose. SANFORD NAVAL: Mock 7 23. Friday, Williams' cr ew went In the first Winston 100 held drivers will be cm hand as for Other strong efforts for PharsISi) Leitht414. Roc 40 GrayQ I I. Jis000 the LiIIIid to the line 33 times, and canned Central included last November Bobby the first ti Shawn Coyne Tc'ei 711163 will also be 21 Of them for dominated the race in a 1970 per cent. with 10. Said assistant coach 14 I 13 13— cubic run. Billy Price, Harold Ironically, Florida Central Bob 1 reo snow LSCentrnj F Is. Central Nova pervd by a Saøf.,1Na val 15 ;* 11*4-43 inch motor. Niel Bonnet was Johnson . Ed Meridi th , Roy stepped to the freebie stripe 32 Raiders. "We onb played ___________________ Fø CA the fastest qualifier with a Maples, Earl Tillison Johnny times and also swished 21. SPIAfl first game back from Christ. ij7 Trr I4.4 "You know," said Williams mas on January 13. It really tr siniti are xpected mie track and f le 4 - - _ r. ... 1 straight 10 in the past week," three quick f ouls in the first hail Steinke explained," hot the key and the piunore kept the - is ow schedule Hounds in the game for awhile it"Iri1 days we have had eight After leading for most of the ames and look who the) have first hal f the Hounds fell behind F!T -been agalttct. Three of them are for good 34-32 with Just seconds 1 ---- - ranked in the Top 10 in the to go before halftime. state— Edgewater, Eva ns a nd The home team was able to Oak Ridge. Another one. Winter stay with the winners for most Park, holds two wins oer one of the third period and cane out of the test teams In the state for the final eight minutes DeLand) And another is trailing by just six points, But - -I3oone. And Boone is always theImnalpenodbe1ogJ0Q __ L-_.-. -- o f ,*-- , n ho, ~ Kit Johnson is a homegrown bowler. Not only was he born and raised In Sanford, but it just comes naturally. Especially on the four nights a week he bowls in either the TGIF Mixed League, Rail and Chain Mixed League or Classic Trio Scratch League. League, Roll-A-Bouts Kit carries an average in the mid-1 70's, category with the better bowlers in Sanford. which puts him in a But Kit Is In his early 20's, which p"ts him in a category all his own. He is employed by the Rich Plan and has been with It for two Years. His Interests and hobbies also Include all sports, hunting and fishing, .11 Ridge who put the game out of fI . fl. 1. i n 9 D IsI. j _____ -- -. %L '- - - - -- _' . __________ jf' . .•) - _____________ - --i ________ — - - U eawC SOIfl "I know this was our fourth center Jon ivii - ,~.a .: TF!h9r - - I . 21 ~ - w,i - dip" . 121 — ,!,- c . Ridge Pioneers, but Steinke other aspects of his ready toPsh the pdn1LCar tir - ___ 1 i ~." . . .. . AgaF%_ plaed his best game ever, r offense tonight. He scored 19 points on nine field goals and a According to Rick Steinke, "a foul shot to lead both teams in t--k..eIstI season 1 1.11 tei... Piitkge41,l t' ••-•iof I. tU4I O U peaks and valley&" mLStakes on defense Friday night the Hounds lost o(fere and I am sure he will - 1. .i.r000aro~: __ _ . - ; ;r7 is And the head coach of the yman Greyhounds doesn't because this is the first year he have to be told his team is in a has ever played fie has made great strides on r. . 11% iOU Is s vs fense. [ - . Crawford Plays .1- . i Home r~ 41 1 __1 — `777"W'"WIF 1 - - -- - 1% -- . _________ - Sw'Jay, Jan. 2S, 17 N o Panic Button For 8066 Loser Lyman _ - = - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ____________- _ •l iCnnffn tia' nn Pnuø Lili * -- -' -- - - [)e tona Open List Filling# Cut-Off At 185 Considered ' - - - - * - -- - Tiptop, 80 Gold Sponsors are con. 60n,2 1 tributing $300 each, and the entry fee for the pros Is $80. It was a sweet victory for Thee Amvets' high man sizeable number of out-ofwas in a 64-16 romp. Robert Guy ledAstate players will again be Tiptop as It soundly thrashed Larry Fredrick with 13. all Scorers with 22 points, and Daniel's 21 In Junior Boy's competing. Among them are McCoys stored four points for Darryl Shuler pumped in ei gh t Basketball action Friday in every one that Daniel's scored John Traub of Lexington, for the losers. Sanford Recreation Departich., and ,Matt Runge, of ment playHuntsville, Tex., who placed 11111 Sw ee t was the Tiptop third and eighth respectively in man who did the grea test acthe recently completed West OU ANDO SoIar energy Headmaster, The tion. He was in tiptop shape Rev . Canon Orange Open, will heat a new pool at Trinity A. Rees flay, will lead a with a 22-point output. For Others who finished well in Preparatory School expected to celebration of The Holy losing Daniel's Darryl Shuler be completed next spring. Eucharist. netted 13 points. Groundbreaking king ceremonies The sch ool will host cornMcCoy's put the Amvets for the six-lane, NCAA- petith'e meets in the pool and away handidly with a 52-3.3 win, regulation facility will be the physical education program Robert Guy led the winners Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. will he expanded to Include The pool will range In depth water sports with 14 and Pierre Simmons led for all students. fron three to 12 feet and have the losers with 10. .9 Trinity parents Charles one-meter and three-meter Coody and Bill Saxon are pool Tiptop won again this time diving boards, project coordinators. over the Amvets 58-32. Bernard Students, parents, trustees Merthie took game honors with and Trinity patrons have been -20 points and Bill)' Sweet invited to the groundbreaking followed right behind with 19. ceremony, during which the Svveet Paces - 2)4~ J-1 I 4. ',i' _________ IFantastic Snuinnc I • NI(UITIY Leisure I L(tL I L- ' I (.: ' L..-+1J" I t i. -t 4t. * rn ,,). Shirt 8:00 P.M. 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Only 51.500 6, lake over payments. No qualifying .__,,,,, JIM HUNT REALTY INC. [)r REAL TO., JOHNNY WALKER AFTER HIdS ) GENERAL CONTRACTOR ) REAL ESTATE. INC KisRaI Estate Cf BE 322.6457 '1 Pvi YOND VIE CONTRACT" 4.4 '4. 4 . tinfurnished i 6-Child , .. - .1 '3 ' i.,. NO GIVE AWAVS, NO GIMMICKS LOW LOW INTEREST RATES 30 ACRES on Lake Mary Blvd. Wi divide into 10 acre tracts $7.$00 54.000 o.r acre. 7 fiR MobIle Home on acre lot. TOKEN DOWN PAYMENT! You can't afford to rent when we can make ownership this easyl HAL COLB E RI REALTY INC if you have a job and good Credit, we can move you nto a one, two, or three bedroom garden hornet 207 E 25th 373 16)2 HALA.COLBEKI,REALTOR SEL MA WILL IAMS, A ssoc iate Eves 37? OdIJor 32'? 1387 {,f9 - & 2 Bdrm. DUPLEx--- 2 bedroom concrete block, cicellent condition; no city taxes, by owner 3726620 APARTMENTS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. - ___________ Meadows West Neat as new, large I bedroom, 2 bath, split plan home. Large yard, nicely landscaped, family room, cat.In kItchen, plus a 12'xII' screened patio Assume present mortgage, save on loan cost. 3 Mo 6 Mo & 1 YeLeaes. Hwy. 17.92 From Ranch House 331470 or 131.9777 Price,$39,900 t - F " I TAIL 377 1496 — ------- 1971 Dodge pick up, V 8, air, radio, 15.000 miles, extra sharp. s,.,OO. 3733610 after j COLOR Tv, 1)4 95MOprp ______ ___________________________ --____________________ utes TV. 1200 S French, 37) 1734. for _- _________________________ -_ 54-Garage Sales Sale -- '47 Chevrolet I.door, 7$ Pet. restored, driveable. See at Wekiva River Haven. ask for Roy, or call 372 7512. — - CARPORT SALE, __________________ __________________ _______ LAKE MARY BLVD.- 170' frontage 115' deepona corner site, 1.SUsq It. of building zoned for offtte's, $19,900 FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 3236353 $30. 613), eves, 372-5970. 3'-Acres Ready for Development Call Own.',-, 373 5. ________________________________________________ - 55-Boats & Accessories 1970 Hemi 'Cuda, perfect condition, drastically reduced, $2,39S. 63.1ROBSONMAlp 1153 7925 Hwy 1797 372-5961 ChIco & The Man _____________________________ Alrboat, aluminum ii'o" Jct 17 921471, Longwood grasshopper, 160 Lycoming motor 373 637Oor5315 8. trailer, si.loo, 372 7171 after — 600 l963 Corvette Roadster, good runfling condution. 57,500. 371-0753 1971 Mercury, 11$ h.p lust rebuilt after S p.m Pdew power trim, excetlent condtion Asking $1,200 or bc-st cAter, Phone 377 0707 after 3 p.m. ' - ' 2 wheel utility trailer, t 1lt bed, $ ply tire, 12 ft. 5CC at P,tOs-iroe Cam. pgrod Cliff Thurman. Color TV. 57$, 6 Antique Chairs; AM FM Stereo; Duncan Phyfe table 37) 0708 i New Seller every hour. Have had up to 16 truck loads to sell, This auction for people wtio want to save or make money, We sell by the piece, dozen, gross, or truckload, All types Of goods, jewelry, food items, brlc.a brac. Crystal, radios, I tracks, many other items. 'Em WhiI* - __________ "The 2nd Get'em Hot" CuItomhomeonyourIotr's We FREE GIFTWRAPPING.AII Baby wilt arrange tnan.'ing Gfts, Xnit, Christening Gowns 37-Business ___. On Highway 46, Sanford (BeeilndAuctioncs-alleries) . I , PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR ' only i' Rio Ideal Estate Broker 603W.IstSt. )73 606) or 323 OSIleves DuoThermSpaceHeater $25 3fl 1599 __________________________________________________ gives you - q- -' , Pro Hockey A 8 - Used office furniture Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretariat desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabInets, as is. Cash and carry, NOLL'S Casselberry, 17-97, 630 1206 - - __________ -_ I - , (JtdOOis ( 3 L jiies - $495 Rertals Orlando, - '' Welcome. . . to LiI f' e in Thursday _______ 322.26 1 1 ' - Neni. ,. City,.,,,, I . Zip - - -. . , , , p I- - - - - . - - - - - - - . -. - - - - - - - - d - , - , — SecurityLocksInstaII Phone3fl$uj ________________________ - ________ -- WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla, Call for AppoIntment 322-3103 AflflITIn$Jc_ nr'aa,..- ..... Pressure Cleaning — _________________ Wanted to buy used Office furniture, Any Quantity NOLL'S -. -. 530 4706 Buy Furniture - .. - - 1. r AlA CLEANS ALL Exteriorpressureclea,. —_ 37)0163 : - , "' • .I' 5'. Y" ,, - -, J7 f, ( l' , . ' ,. = ,. .,' " r .. . . r -1 ". , "4 ' - '.'-''.,'f&r, - . .-"..i.f '.ti .. .,4.. , 'i ' Radio & TV - s-5te'. ')i4'L'J't i' Iv -" 'A.I F ' -" -d' -,"'¼4 .z4 c'.' i" r;"iC' . , ,'_ ,,G,l, . - .' . v,',' 1' t,."il 4.,;1 , \ - ,. L '? j -'s,' i e ' 'V,,'.. ."YI - '' '' 'k' 'I" '. '. - SERVICE-- Fast Roofing Tax Returns 4,-r " ,. , .; j'5t ç' ,,I pi,, - . t;:Jj:,,4 r ' $',t,i'.' , I - '- a'.;- wsi:i '.,4'' 4 ? b-i I 7fiX - -. ' :. ': Call)?) 6749 I apartment? iIasslfIej ad. We'll help you write BROGDEN ROOFING - fl6700 ..p..,6I1 Lard Clearing, liii dirt, clay, rock All kinds rI dgqng Hou'setrailers stored 5 rno,ed 372 9142 :; Upholstering flWU PEST CONTROL 7367 Park, 0-.,. 37? 1665 Oil - - PET REST INN Boardnq & Gronmo Ph 3774057 -. s',, - ;-.4 - 't,;-_ I' 0" f.,, I' •' ,i. ,. -.-'' .. -' '* ' çt ) • .: _____________ • r •.,,''i4' - - !: - . ',,,e' a,-'t & — -'c. t" 't\ " E t Well Drilling WELLSDRILLED.PUMPS . SPRINKLER SYSTEMS - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEASS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST ADS - 201W All type's an sizes Werrparardservic,. STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 2nd St ')_'A1 -; r%rs,'ts "! _______ r 4.'* _•_ _______ ((A .,.. . -... ________ i",, _______________________ ____ j!',, _________________ Bonded. Priced PhOfle373l3$I Your Buin.s.. 1kl ,?_:- - Professionalwallpapec Licensed Residential, Commercjai Free Estimates Ph Photography FROM TODAY'S WANT " I, ___________________________________________________________________________ Ik ,: PAUL SLATER _____________________ - - _ :'s-"..' 4 Wall Papering Fre, estimate 37) 6035 Interior, Exterior Ptatering, Plaster Patching & simulated brick I stone spetlaity 372 7760 ., l.4.'y' # Pet Care SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS i. Quality upholstering Free pica up delivery. Call for free estimate 201 F Commercii 373 645) - Home Improvements Call Phil Gonzalez 305 323 -. '- Pest Control __________________________ Bu,rner CleanIng & Service. 24 Service Dkes Heating & Air Corxi'on rtg. 311 8877 '4t; . 3270707 CALL 372 26)1 Hour .4 •.' UPholstering, Donna Cani.da, ________________________ Heater Cleaning iJ Alterations - Dressmatirig, ladies', men's, children's, Drapes, Qtj Its, an ad that will bring a fast sale. CustomWork LicenSed. '5zf iM pert root ncoairs, flat roofs or shingles All work guarant, — [STEPSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, tap soil Free Estimate. Call SEARS in i— Sanford. 322 1771 For used lurniture, appliances ______________________________ Photography by Munson tls, etc Buy 1 or 1001 Itn, Cockayne Larrys Mart, 2)5 SanfordAv.. Carpentry. Remodeling, Additi, Fine wedding pot reasonably We t - ?.. _______________________ InlfaIIcarPefandvinyl,walltov,all ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED lop prices paia, used, any condition I 6440)26, Winter Park. *ii,&IL ""i",,,,' ' ,, Sewing Get some action with i Herald ...._.___ OMES OF DISTINCTION •. Frecestimales Ford,Kubota,pettle Sales, Rental. Service Cassetherry. Hwy. 17 97. . .,.. I- -- ORIVE IN Land Clearing Let Us Burglar Proof Your Home 9dijwL&1e hc. -. :,'.-.................. — WiI!iams Accounng CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT NewandUsed ____ 373 6t2 C.Issciberr y Phone 83) 9b Income __________ _____ ~ Individual, Business Hwy 1792 at Five Points Phone 377 754.3 '' coNs-r"'c -nn' - —P. -________________________ - !- "fl.. . Income Tax Serv. ":' Ity - w.. . -. Paneling, doers, windows hungs, concrete wOrk, etc fly the hour, or by the job 322 ' - - - '-'.' ' I Nerd help on that Saturday job? Tractors& . - '-,"'7'4 'i.'.1.',j' - KEEP WARM Replace your old JALOUSIE WINDOWS w,th more CLASSIFIED AVER TISING MOVES MOUNTAINS OfMerchandiseEveryDay TryOne! tIe Mowers, 2S)3 Park Dr Sat __________________________________ - idyIIwIIdo Homes By - ' J KING Plumbing Supplies Fixtures Water Heaters lar. 10 p.m tpiru Sat. 253.4 S Park Drive TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Harrielt's Beauty Nook) 519 E First,)77 I)7Magnolis Avenue ILarge Wooded Lats 'Paved Streets •Sewers • Street Lights •Sidewalks -'- 4 Plumbing - 36" Self Propelled Sweeper, like new $150. See at Snappin Tur. I ")-i ." L f' Home Improvements Beauty Care TOMATO STAKES ---_ 1 7.4. ' Aluminum Siding , I Phone .................. 5 Stat. ............................. (formerly FOR SALE - 2565 PARK DRIVE • SANFORD, FL4. . efficient awning or single hung WANT TO SEE A WONDER Al windOws. 1)1-9971. WORK? Place a Classified Ad ufl EVERY DAY someoneis Iooklngfor the venIng Herald today at you have to sell Call today andyourCIassifledAdwillapp here tomorrow, - Thinking of selling? Then Broker in thIs area, we're Steam Clean your own Carpet ERA (Electronic Realty the Only Realtor who can '. Ren?ourpinsenvac Associates) wilt Interest speed up the sale of your OU CARROLL'S FURNITURE 37? 51$) home through this unique 'ERA is the difference be- double selling action: local exposure to quali. 'F' 65-Pets-Supplies tween having one or two local Realtors show your tied buyers and Iho na• .. Ilonwido exposure to home, or enjoying UKC Pit Bull Terriers, $00 points, S the clients moving hero, total marketing help of Papers, Guarant, ____________ ERA: local selling help (3est of all, ERA service -. PLUS having ERA Mom. FREE Gi'e us a call -. •--•- - • • ------bet Brokers 10 hundr'ds today. ...I of CitIes across the coun QUALIFIED FARRIER and - try showing an electronic i BLACKSMITH, Trimming, photo of your home to BEST WAY TO BUY OR Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From Shoeing Work guaranteed. 371. people moving hero 0030 or 6)34749 SELL A HOME IN THE USA As the ERA Member ----_JT --- - Stenstrom more about MAACO. .. , - Addre, ...................... __________________________ I can cover your home with alum JIM'S HOME INPROVEMEPIT SEP GARDEN SPOT NOW, FLOYD FREER, 312 5191 64-EquiIment for Rent - I hear ,rrno. L.r - ___________________________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS $3 . A -- 5 __________________________ LET ME TILL YOUR SP.tNG 63A- t- t EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU siding & solfit system, AIo Roofing, Gutters 20 yr-i, Exp, Eagle Siding Co 531 956) - ,7, - , - a _ TPTAL MARKETING HELP— Okay, Mr. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 6ffice-- Supplies -______ AUCTION Every Friday 12 Noon you qualifyt ' I I - iImst new, Cen. air heat. wooth) area School nearby. FIIA or VA terms 171.900. HELLAS REALTY Reg. R. C. Broker 337 6$SIor$67 7)7 - - -.........................___ . ' i... MAIL COUPON TODAY I UAACO Ente,pnge, Inc. 11-1/25 443 South Gulpt, Road King of Prus,,a Pennsylvania 19406 1215) 265 6604% BUSINESS DIRECTORY , -.- I ' ______ New houses ma rural area Plo down payment, monthly payments lcs tItan rent, Government Aut$idized "- — — _.. r• I AUTO PAINTING S • ________________________ __________________________ - After of MAACO', training progs-arn, you will becompletion an capes-i in the management of every aspect ot your business Prior experience is not an advantage We invi. serious inquiry - Just s-nail the coupon below 9ht now lithe time to act , * They're Hot" * -- That's Anthony A Martino a shoestring and buill it intotalking He Started Amco on an Imp.. loday, he h•ads up another business with even eat.,spotintial auto painting arid refinishing The potential g'. , eq P'IC?ICSI(y •.iiy car wifi someday ne s-Ipainl,ng md body work And thIs-I's no company in the field with quality national image T he mash atis virtually untapp.d As the owner of MAACO Auto Painting Center, you'll hive a substantial cash flOw from th. very first week you's-I n business and every weak atter that, with net I profit ysid as high as 25% And we have the books and cash recsup to ps-ova it That's bicausi auto painting I 'epres.nts one of thi I1s-tt, salt Pis-petusting, yet virtually untapped businesse, the Cub industry )972 Ford Courier l5peed with Topper 51.600. .327.3*71 __________________ Merchandise * "Get - an even better idea:t '' SANFORD- Homey 7 story, cx ________________________ cellent terms. 3 BR, (am. cm, fireplace; large rooms, 1 blk -school, $1e.oOO. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale ----------. I LONGW000- VA_Nothingdown _____________ -. . --59-Misical WcrChandise --- I 3 BR, Ii., baths, fam, em., fenced ______________ /ndOW wash, Rt"sdential& yard I• SUNLAND- 3 BR, large fenced 8usintj. Free estimates Blitz Piano&OrganSales&Sery, Webuy I Clean 373 59j corner lot, Ige fim rm. lm used pianos & trade. Lessons-maculate, EHA or VA Piano, organ, guitar, accordian, terms. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, SW ORLANDO-- Pertect pri.& group. Ball's Plano& Organ for Counter lops, Sinks, Installation retirees 3 BR. FHA - $150 On, Sales, 301 W. 1st 337 7255. available Bud Cabel I. 337 1Q57 1133 mo. Large fenced yd. $15,000 anytime -. - -- Nights-)?? 7337 f• 9-Trucks-Trailers ---- Voluia-- 'j- r' men wealthy. Now I have ------ ____ ___ with $3000 and made hundreds of offer. Phone 327 0707 after 3 a m - '1 U started Aamco Transmissions start, black, Simichopped, needs minor repair. Askings),sorbe,, , IS-aS PARK Days-32'26I73 _______________________ 32) 6.36' DEALERS COSTI _______________ I Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 10 East 1975 Fiat X)9, excellent condition, p's-me COMMERCIAL LOCATION, Second Street, Chuluota, 13,995. )OS.57I.13i7 anytime after 2:30 weekdays. 135'ft. Park Avenue frontage 1700 Carport Sale' Furniture, Household SQ offIce buildng, approx. goods, Clothing, Baby items 1961 Plymouth, VIP, air, good 25,000 sq. ft. propert,i. $75000 Grove Dr )7 5.361. Fri ,Sat Sun, condition 1330 firm 322 139$ after MOHAWK REALTY, INC. 1550 Lee Road. 6478341. --- from Sanford Sacrifice. Best ofler, By owner, 631 5331 eves 0( wk nds ________________________________________________ _______________________________ - - II.. 1973 Harley Davidson 1700, electrIc 53-TV.Radio-Stereo - OVER ACTUAL ; Refrigerator, Dryer, urik Beds and Dishwasher Phone 3fl 26fl _____________________________ --. 46-Commercial Property - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS . DOLLAR Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323.3*64 52-Appliances '------__ 322•2420 ANYTIME _________________________ p FOR ______ ____________ _______________________________ John Cameron Swayze says, THE -78-'?v'torcycles -- - Call Sanford'; Salci Lesdr WINTERSPRING5_3BR,7baths. C all Ba rt rear air conditioning. Latest blue book retail, $5,715, loan value 54,100, wIll tell to 1st buyer at 11,700, Buyers only, please, 371 067$. - '--________________________________ _____________________________ — arca 0? 3 Beautiful lots with 21 fruit trees, 1)5 Alma Ave. E.V. Fostir, Lake Mary, 327 614$. appllancet, many extras 5 Mi. NEW 3 bedroom, 7 bath. central heat, air. $7,000 down. $206 per month. 372 27$?. HERE 'S YOUR CHANCE Royal AMC is offering Home, 1S',seII.contalned,onFord chassis Autmoatic, new tires, Goods RENTAL RIJRCHLSE PLAN LOuntmes, 641.1006 Acreage Tracts, small & large. ________________________________ TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, Color TV's frrn 130; &w, from _______________________________ 626011$ $15; Service all makes HERuS' Winter Springs' 2 yr. old 3 BR, 7 bath, 1700 Sq. ft .custom drapery, 321.0041 Ph .L TOW Seinirtoi & _________________________ P.ILS REALTORS Large 1 t) This 2bedroom, l'j bath upstairs downstairs, us really NEAT! Carpeted, central heat air, and many extras, Reduced to $72,500. MIS Private Owner, 1971 MinI Motor House Sale-Antique chiffonier and trunk, range, refrigerator, TV set, washer and other hoijsehotd items, ______________________________ 7:1 W 74th St 37) 6563 _____________ now 173,930 3 Bedrooms, with paneled family room, carpeted throughout Excellent financing, and PlO CLOSING COSTS! See at Ill Azalea Lane. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED!' AN]) 75 -Recreational Vehicles --------------_----- FTU Area- 30;'XISO., k deeded lake privileges, terms, 17,500 Forrest Greene, Inc. PRICE REDUCED- Was AT 50,jth 17.92. Phone 32217)6, ________ FIRST TIME ADVERTISED- This 3 bedroom, $I2 bath home is located on I oak shaded lots. Has separate tIudio apartment with (r*tlosed Oouole garage. More than 3,500 sq ft. over all. Priced at 5.39,500 See at $05 West 16th St. EXTRAS INCLUDED!! CALL US. REALTORS age Realty tenstrom Come browse every Sunday at the Movleland Drlve.In Theatre, ____________________________ 43—ts.Acrge , Skylark 7 door hardtop, ra clean, $995 Call 372 1651 Dealer . - Love scat. $45; coffe table and 2)' Concord self contained travel matching end tables, 145; 3 Stack trailer, 11.600. Ph, 327, 144 after I table-s. $22; 4 drawer chest, pm, youth bed, complete, 120; twin size ___________________-mattress and box springs. sio. 76Auto Parts Studio couch, 1,15; nice dinette, - tso, Sylvania TV, OW, 13S; -matching LR chairs, $10 each; Just Upined-AUTO PARTS occasional chairs, 13 and up; SUPPLIES, 3101 Sanford Ave 372 antique dining suite. $150; twin 0647, Opin 7 Days, Mon..Sat., 7).) full Size headboards, IS; antiques, 6. and Sun. 9.1. reasonably priced. KuIp Recongitoed BatterIes, Decorators, 109W. First St. 3fl. exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 7335. 1109 Sanford Ai,e - .', -- $969 3fl 3065 Hillcrest 17x60, 2 bedroom, central air, carport, skirting, awning, ceHent condition Olfered by Siving& Loan $4311 per month. Phone 323.6051 or 130 0008, nights call 678 5567 2 New double wide, fully set up in qet adult park. Central air, screened room, rarports and skirts. 14,0130 under invoice. No dealers, please Phone 3736031 or t30000 PlIghts 6785369. 8Autos for Sale - SWAP SHOP FLEA M&RKT Matching coffeejaean mode, pecan, like new, 1110 :15.). 3603 Orlando Drive Sanf Ord, 3735200 -- Transportation ___________________________ KENMOREWASHER,parts, service, usedmachines ALTAMONTE AREA-Wooded lot, MOONEY APPLIANCES373 069? )0O'xI)S' Sne it now, 11.500. T" _____________________________ NEW high quality homes with only HOW ABOUT NO YARD WORK? 115,000 ------ - ---__ 15 YR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - Anyone can be a seller or a buyer No charge, All admitted free - 51-Household LAKE HELEN 10 Acres, 330'x 1320', zoned agriculture, good terms. $29,500 Home of OPP Warranted Homes T --1973 Ford EconoJlne Window Van, priced reasonabl.. ç.. , w 1Swap & Trade - -- Jan.24, 25 (Sat, 106. Sun, Il 6) ANFORDCIVICCENTER C') 322 6399 - ----- for Sale CnJrnanCircIe. Jan. -- _______ Annual Depression Glass Show& Sale -__ niccl', new homes. 56,500 , - Sanford' s 4th 7 tiaths Already t with awnog and skirting Cheap o3730 110 Exeter Court, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park. Sanford '0'Yx)40' 3 BR, I bath, completely furnished, air rood fenced, fruit tree's, Cisc in )7IOI7i :.'.P.1'i ii - , 323•7340 LAKE FLORIDA NEARBY- — a ren Realty Singer Dial And Siw Zig zag wIth 3 needle position sewing michin. and Cabinet. Pay balanc.of $72 or payments of usc, See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. lstSt 3229411 Large Coleman Space te.ter. complete with tank, 130 MIsc, iaIOusiewindowj& steel casement windows. 322 sm or see at Scott Ave. all day Sat uearoom, , Harold Hall Realty - When vnu fiat, a rlatt;fl.rt An vflIl.WHer;cI;o your phone because something wonderful is about to happen _______________________ _______________________________ .i _____ _______ 1 bedroom, 1", t*atp,s, in fine settled neighborhood, central heat ,nil ,ir 176,900 MONEY MAKER Rustic bedroom home, zoned for day nursery. $25900 • . SANFORD AUCTION Sunday, 25, 197 5B _________________ --______ —fl----- NAME IT, Assume Payments .- 0119 372 7748 322___________ Evantng Hera, Sanford, Ft. I BUY IT — 42-/bile Homes I I WILSOP4MAIERFURNITUR BUY-.SELL_TRADE 311 315 E. ri-t 372 3672 EASY LIVING 2 BR. i bath, Lake Mary -. 7 bdr. Fla. rm. ____________________ Cement block, garage 5)8.300, fenced yard, Shade 1)4,000 or best OWNER FINAPICED at 1' per offer. Owner 3771507 (tnt ifltpr%t - ,. WITT REALTY -- or - drr1 ' FORTUNE S1ARTER Lay the cornerstone ot your future wealth with purchase Of thIs 3 bedroom, 1' bath with screened porch. Freshly painted injidi & out $l7,9() ------- - sceI - - Pro Basketball --- --- TWOFORTHEPPICEOFONE) fl(. CenIrOl carpeted. CHULUOTA Reduced prC, Clean) bcd,ujm, t bath, avocado beautiful sottng. Large Oah.5 On TAFFER REALTY $?2.9. FIIA closing cost onty Stove & rrfrerulor, blue carpet, sparat lot, 1 BR frame. consider BR (partition maket 3rd central heat & air. ) 7 Req Rp,t Iy,r flroker $301 100Eequipped, carpet, a'r. heat, arap, laundry rm toot house, MOSS I E C. BATEMAN REDUCED DELTONA corner fenced to' cdru. Chuluota Sunland-3 BR cement block, 1 Realty. 7 New HOmctwjth s t. lntert Req Real Estate 1trcer batn, CMpCI, kitchen equipped. I VA (Ho Down Payment), FHA (Low Immpdlte occupancy, $11,500. Beautiful ranch $ype horn. ) 322.7643 Down Paymenti No closing cost, flank Iincing available. 373 acres. St6ble. Osteen area, 617 2 bath, CH and air, w 7771 16)1 373 6165. w carpet, ranoc rncl Bargain t $76,950 arvj$23o A PLUS NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR LAKE MONROE: 2 story MEL OTT,REALTOR stucco, I BR, 2 bath Separate dOIt pj Blvd., DeLand Garage and game room. $49,301) REALTOR 190.1 1311564 (Si 31-Apartments - •. --- 4 1— Houses • — - US - EIGHTH- 5.16, A: Wilcptte Call Fernanct,na Beach 6). iac.a CLASSIFIED DEPT. Indianapolis i, CIcinnati 3 Andy. 2 Irace, ) Prairie Dog, I RATES tOnville Kenny 17 V. Garnett White iui f I Ap.artmrnlsPkw Enginsj 7, CfevCland 7, OT, 'Yza Ann,s 'ung. 5. K's Alpha, 6 Jacksonville Ribautt 61. Jack ' 1 thru S times 41c a line $90 Downstairs. 2 BR, $100 $50 Wt'eri"s Tutty, 7. III Ho Bill, 6. City HOURS EIGHTH I. Alava Ramon. 2 Req Real Estate flrnker SOflville Paion LIt's San Diego;, Minnesota I bthru2S times deposit. close downtown Sanfor d 31ca line Sala Altu. 3 Cetaya Mencha; 1, JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 6:00 AM. • 5:30 P.M. Jacksonville Parker 76, Jack NINTH- 'i, C: I Boeks, 2 372 0161 afler 5 HOuto 7, Calgary 0 Thtimvs 24c a line Maruri Aquurre; S Manoto Juan, 6. 101W, CommercIal SOnvilIe Wolfon 57 MONDAY thru FRIDAY Winnipeg i. Edmonton 2 Sue. 3. Montague Cologne, ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SantI Larrea; 7. Fermin Azpl, I SanforIl 7 ApIs,; 1 or 7 bedroom, turn or PhOne 372 1611 Jacksonville SA URDAY 9.Noon Sandalod $5. Percolator, S Mortqag Litter. 6 3 Lines Minimum Chuch Mugurza Unfurn, both AC, w w carpet, $50 Jacksonville Forrest 67 s THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR NINTH 1. Aquirr 1 Altu; 3 damage, $115 mo 373 19 after Jacksonville '.orels TeChni(l 7, A FRACTION OF THEIR CT Erooi,i, Sala, 3. Zarre, 6. Celaya pm Jal-Ala! Lake City 65 TENTH- 5.16, B: I Chrome DEADLINES FROM TODAYS WANT ADSI 7 Azps, 8 Bitbao, Jacksonvl'le Raines 67. Jack Charcr, 7. Plume PuddIng, 3. Do TENTH t. Santl: 2. Mencha; 3 Rite Red. 1. 1.onville Jackson 15 Furnished Victory Victor, 5. G.R , ORLANDO.SEMINOLE Ft'rmjn, i Noon The Daj Before Publlcoltion _______ . -Chuctio; S. Ramon; 6. EipIosv,', 8 Soul TraIn, 1. Moody Jacksonville WhIte 60, Jack FRIDAY NIGHT Real Estate _____________________________ Maruri, 7. Muquerza, I Larre., 5OnyiIt Stanton j Plait, I Mshc Spirit. Clean t bedroom apt., lights, water ______________________________ ELEVENTH I Cacho Juan; 2. Sundaj Noon Frida,y J.cksonviIte floltes 31, Mac FIRST ELEVENTH- 5.16, A: $ Phan turn adults. $91 50. 322 2296 after I ECtt)no Arana I?). Oguiza Ailu. 3 Domingo Bengea: 1. tom's Speck, lenny 5$ IS 00. 1)70. 310. 2. lca Sanchez 1). Arch, Er 2 3 eves & wk nds. K's Moonglo, 3 41—Houses h. r', 5 Barre Perez, 6. SI Augustine st. Joseph I $tiç K nq, 4 Print Eugene, 5 'dO. 3.40 3 Larri Beitla (5). 7 70 0: Manolo MIQUCI. Hastings 39 -'--' 606 PAR K AVE. 7 Erdoza Arpi; I Rambling Red, 6 Bob's Mia, 7, Ii, 27 00 P 71, 99 90 _____________________________ Atava Zarre 12 BR. Part Furn Water Furn MnI,iqtt Ocata Forest 7), G4lflv1lI SECOND ,sn, I Fruit Float. I Aldana Arena (6). ,,, , . TWELFTH 1. Fermin Aguirre; Kish Real Estate -$100 mo & up 371 0044 20. 120. • 1ard 370 7. Eddy fleitia (7$. 2 Ercloza Juar.: 3 BllbaoMenct. Thanks Wanted Clay 51, Live Oak so 3.70.2603 Larrl Okoim. II)) 2OQ. 2 1. IidroO furnIshed apartment Celava Ally; 5 Santj Ramon; 6 51: RVIC[: liE YONU Legal Notice _____________________________ Gr('rrivill, 79, MadIson 66 6.3110 P 62, 17660 Big Q 17. 26. Chucho Larrea; ________________________ $110 Includes utilities NO de00sit 7 TPIE CONTRACT' .taruri The Family of Rub'rt A Cameron TalItas.ep (T.Ødt•, 47070 7, Pan Mt'cjuerza, 8 SaI,i A:p; -__01 MagnolIa 322 7960. IV W'ShCS 10 ?l'i3flt( ft -a C.:, Rutnerford NOTICE or 1end, pqIVACV SUIT rJgh. TAXI DRIVERS WITH0UT THIRD I Larri Alberdi 1/, corsandreiativesforthepraye,. THE STATE OF FLORIDA Lne-sburg $2. North Marion ISOLATION- Lovely two story,) 17.20. 1040, 5607 Ogulia Leni: 12. AVALONAPARTMENTS I TO KATHLEEN HAMILTON viSits, food, (lowers, love and Yellow Cab, 20$ S. Park Ave., bedroom, Pa bath, family room, LaI.e Welt 13. Bartow 61 910. S10; 3 Urea Arana (5) 6.10 0 D 0g.R acing ADULTS. NO PETS Sanford Address Unknown sympathy Shown during his illnesS Wool carpet, fireplace, range, Sante Fe 64. Lake Butler 51 77 II 00 P 7 724060 116W 7nd )t. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Cross City 71, Hawthorne r"t.",-'ator dishwasher. New FOURTH I NQui Pcrez 16), SANFORD ORLANDO and at the time to ofRev. his passing, Fathlon Show Director for Sarah tOR turn, apt Special thanks A. Iriat a sull has been flIed agaln ?OU Oakhall $7, Forest Hills 39 central heat and air Unit. Back downstairs. quiet 10,1 00.1 40: 7. Arecha Zarre Ill. FRIDAY NIGHT Coventry. Act now no Investment n 'h Circiii' Court t cmin.,tc fllnmr for hii ccmfor:ln; Mao '5., ''re,guq, 43 v.rd fenced with brIck ,3r,d sood 5.20. 3 3 3 Doming.o EChve 131, ldel for older FIRST - 9-ta, B: I i' no delivery, Excellent County, Florid,j. entitle(J In Re: "-.'inesvIlte hospital 7 $00 1 6.69 00. P. 1 176 70 OD - 1 Starke 5), Buchp,oli 1$, 0, T. $66,000 _________________________ person or couple. Call days, $31 47) 8 70. 10. 780. 2 Sseete R iriis The Marriage arrangements to add to your and memorial services at the 6. 117,70, WILL lAM LEE Flagler Palm Coast 7$. Key. (I) • 10. 100; 3 Wyclifl (iypsy (6) HAMIL TON, family income, Opportunity for _______________________________ MLS- REALTORS church, Thanks also to the Stone Heights 69 Husband, FIFTH and 1 Marpolo Ramon 463 160. 0 II?) 0; 2) local mana'r. 371 0031 or 571 lOt? Bedrooms. Adultionty bot'ers of Oviedo Lodge No. 243 KATHLE EN HAMILTON, Wife, 9 60. 600. 1.00. 2. Fermin Aguirre Lakeland 79, Lake Wales 321.0041 SECOND ',, C: I Doltar Doll Civil Action Plo 76 $10 CA 04 E The PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK for visiti, calls, cards and special Daytona Beech Seabreeze 610. 100. 3 Santi Larrea (6), (A) '( 00. 71 40, 980, 2 Jcn Jon (6) n,,turt. of thuS Suit is to obtain a 2545 Park Drive $70 up ______________ services; Mrs. J. H. Statey for the 520. 0136) $17.10; PfI 3$ $9390 Laketand Kathleen STORING IT MAKES WASTtOPEN- A Charming landscaped 3 570 3 K.'SMaryrne (3)S00; 0 (1'5Ito ot marrage, determine beautiful music; Drison Funeral Ganes.11e 57, Wunter Haven SIXTH-) Alava Zarre(fl, 1770. 780. 6 5' SELLING IT MAKES CASH. Clean 1 bedroom furnished apart PD(7 II 171 70. p I bedroom, 2 bath, livirigdinin:i that the tluSbanU has a speal Homeancjthepaltbearersfor kind 863. S h. 7 Oguiza Sanche: (1), t.l3i 'J PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW, mint. 2Ith and Magnolia, 11)0 room combination, CUstom equity In, and require you to convey services rendered, We will be 6 00. 3 40. 3. Arecha Perez (5). 320, Plant City 69, Tampa KIng Call 727261) or $319993. THIRD - 1.16. month. Ph. 372 07)4 drapes, family room, cat In kit 0: 1. Teitas Debbie tolhehusband and divest yourself eternally grateful and share wIth Tam pa 04) 7) 536 60. P(7I) $7600 l) Chamberlain (1)3 60. 4 IQ, Chenwith built ins, doublegarage, 7. Crcy First (2) the lollowing described property '0u the following: Whenever a 17 LEGAl. SECRETARYSEVENTH -I. Aldana Beutla (71. 5 0. 460, 3 S 300. Cnt Bell 1) 14Q; Ex. 5A MO PARK, 1, 7. 3, bedroom Q(1lergIm lot wilt, fence idyllwutdc located in Seminole County, Florida, II 20. .J 60. 360, 7. Ica Arena (II, flower unfolds It bloom, or a bird ,laine5 City 60. Aubul-nd.l, 57 peruenced in workman's comp 71 31 80. T 1)76) 169 00. 11 . trailer apts Adult 1 family park. 373 1757. to wit: sings in a tree, I feel that I have 370. 3 10. 3 Eddy Alberda (3)370, LakeIar,d Sanla Fe 76, Fort and personal Injury. Call 13.43611 FOURTH Weekly. 33)5 Hwy $7 97. Sanford Sb, M: I. Alert's Joe 0(I 1) 534 00: P17 1) $7790 Lot 4, Block A, LIT TLE WEKIWA seen God's smile. Whenyer 83* 617! tr app? P 1580. 383, 100. 1. R's Venture ESTATES, 373 $930 LAKE MARY- 1 Bedroom, I bath EIGHTH friendt like you are found with NUMBER ONE. Avon Part 16. Frostpr'oof 1 Fermln Mencha 151 8 40, 360. home, detached garage, nice K's Giddiyup Ii) SeminoteCour.'y, Florida, Plat Book I friendship's loyalty, Its then I feel 11.20, 310. 3.70; 2. Cetaya- 760. Q I.akeland Christian 43. St. Pe. 1)5) 1310; P (IS) 37160: shade trees. Fenced yard. near BAMBOO COVE APTS Larrea (6) 360, that God has been especially good 9. Page 37, Public Records of Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! tersbur; Shorecrejt 12 1 70. 3 Atava Att,' lake. 111.500. to me." St. Petersburg Plorthsld Seminole County, Florida, a 1962 610. 0(1 6) 1.11,20; PC) 6) 71 FIFTH One & 7 bedroom apartments, Orlan (Mr Chan) 123 6697 5.16, DL 1 X's Trigger WE TAKE TRADES '' GMC truck L ketand Evangel 39 I)) 13 C. 1 70. 1 _— furnished or ynfurfli5hed. Newly LAKE MARY-. WATERFRONT-) 00. 2 Manatee and to determine child custody and NINTH-i. Cetay(7), ii 60,640, Nanc Jacksonville Englewood rsonals READ CAREFULLY fl redecorated. Come see 300 E. 3 70. 3 . ) C 0 's Bedrm, 2 th home with den, 1etif Flctcher 61 42*) 7 Aity I2',500,I $0;) Erdoza Brindle (7) 4400 (3 811840 P (3$) Leading manufacturer. Automobile Airport Blvd. Sanford. 3fl.13f fireplace, formal dInIng, roomy (13.660. Q (2 I You are hereby required to file Jacksonville j• 7)11 SO; p (72)171 10. 78 90. 1708 st. and motorcycle accessories. Top country kitchen. Situated on over TENTH your written defenses with the Clerk Trinity 52 iS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM aot,u5 garage apt., air cO,'tdltlon, I ChUChO (7), 2060, Quality products. Factorydirect to SIXTH S.Ia, A: I Gr'rt'5 PiCk. b' acres Lakefront idc31 104' ,t i:,t .,,itJ Cuurl di,u Serve o copy 910.3 13. 7 Muguerza (33,910,170, (7) 1 'ou FAMILy privileges, utilities furnished, oeaIer distribution, Over 30 years 10. 280. 260. 2. Ji.stanip (6) swimming, fishing and boilIng tnecenf upon the Husband or the AL ANON Part 15 Jacksonville Lee 69, Orange 3 Larrea (I), 160, 0 (73) 47•70; P 104. 370. 3 Midas Grade (I) 260; 0 Adults, $175. 323-2976. in business. Very strong financial ___________________________ Also aailabIe for rent. 170.000 (2 3) $75 90. DD (77) 163 60. PluSbands attorneys, whoteaddrejs For families or friends of probIe Naples Lely Si. Puma Gorda posltion.Exciting sates plan (6 7)7I 70; T (76 8) 7070: 31 MONTHLY RENTALS CALL TO SEE ELEVENTH drmkers is anne Charlotte 51 1 Arecha Alpi hereto, on or before Major expansion program being SEVENTH 5.1$, c i Kay's AVAILABLE SANFORD - I Bedroom, 2 bath For further information call 173 4581 February 24th, 1976. or a Default will (6), 5 70. 6 20. 310. 2 Barre M'quel fltfy (7) 1020. 660. 160. Lake Placid 56. Moore Haven accelerated, More products 2 MnIa (1), 17 70, 1 5)35 $150 Color TV home, economical Oil heat. shady or write be entered against you. 6*) 60. 3 Ogulzi Ally (3). Angrl (81 7 83. 340. 3 Happy Night Latest addition, CO 2 way radios QUALITY INN NORTH yard 119.500 MAKE OFFER. 320. 0 116) 73 20. P (61I 247,30 Sanford AI-non Family Group P 0. WITNESS my hand and seal as For? Myers Cyoress Lake (3) 160. 0(76) 3560 P176) 97)0; More branch operations. Por I I & SR 431 BUY NOW AND SAVE TWELFTH Clerk 01 the Circuit Court for Bx 53). Sanford, Ha 3777$ Naples 61 1 BiIbao Aguirre 31 53 ____________________________ tland,OregonwilIopens Sales , -- LAKEMARY-. 3 Bedroom, 1', bath (7). 2250. II 00, 1 70; 2. Celayc Bradenton Manatee 71. Seminole County, Florida, thiS 22nd Increase has average 19 t. per EIGHTH: 1. Betty Shin (5) 8.60, CEDWITA DRINKING home, nestled under shady trees For? Mupri. (8), 6.10, 300. 3 Sata day of January, $916 Myers $4 3) plexes ycat (213 pct total) sInce 1967. 3.60, 2.60. 2. Fancy Filly (73 3.00. PROBLEM Countrystylekltchen,centrat heat (Seal) Larrea (5). 3 70; 0 (7 I) 55.20; P (2 Bredenton Bayshore 76, Ar7.60; 3. Ted's Wendy (21 300, 0 (57) P.rhap1AlcohoticAoonymous & air VA terms. $71,000 6)16030, Big 0 ('6 & 7!) 2,137 60. Arthur H BCCk*ith, Jr. cadia DeSoto 65 Need FACTORY REPRESEN Il 70; p (57) 3670 DUPLEX-- furnIshed or un Can Help Handle - 136 38) A lrnmi'jI 47, Fort Myers Clerk ol the Crcut Court TATIVE in this and other areas, Forrest Greene, Inc. NiNTH: 1 00 Collins (3) 16.70, furnished, Ideal CaIII73 4567 location fly Mary N. Darden Rithir Veref 5) EstaNished accounts. Trem.n. •0: I 202 ?o Duke 14) 700.7.80. Reasonabl, rent TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 34! 1713 P71 Deputy Clerk Everglades City 16. Jupiter Montague Block (1) 2.20; 0 (31) dous potential. Five figure ear. 130-8!)) __________ REAL TORS &nytlme. 613) Sanford, Florida 17771 Christian 31 SAP/I E. MURRELL & SONS flings. Average two nights weekly FIRST: 1 Echano Yea. 7 Negui 3260, P (31)5760. P (31) 131.40. Attorneys for the Husband North Fort Myerj 53. Fort Ofl road. Weekly travel One BR, unfurn. apt., electric heat, Quiola,) It Okoki, I Eddy Elorza, TENTH 5.16. A: 1 Highway COMMERCIAL ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Post Office Pox 174! Myers Riverdale U allowance, Weekly aw. Monthly air, carpet AduIt 5105 5. Barre Alt,erdi, 6. Aldana Arana, Robber (Si 7 10 720, 2 20; 2 Brown i Orlanøo, Florida Free, 644 2077 for "We Care" LOCATION CIewist U, Rlverilde MIII -, commission on mail Orders. after S & wk nds 7. Urea Betia, I. Larri Sanchez. Spectre 1)1760,770, 3 My Della (3i Hotline." Adults or Teens tary Academy 52 Completely refurbished 7 bedroom, Pubiih- Jan 25. Feb 1978 Protected territory. -720. 0 (13)110. 31.20 SECOND: 1. lca.QuloIa, Greensboro 70, Havana 67 DCV 123 1 bath, frame homc 5)3.300 .___ -Echano Clara,,, 3 Cacho Okc6l, I ELEVENTH 3S, A: 1. Broker's 32-Houses Flruda A & M 71, Carter . _____ Excellent advancement 5-Lost & Fouhd op Lrri (leitia, S Oquiza Alberdi, 6 BOflUS IA) 500, 3 6.0 2 10; 2 Barry IN (HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Parramnore 61 -. porfunitles. No seniority program Urta. Arana,;.Aldana.yz.. Eddy King(7)510,340, 3 Mineol Poppy EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Executive home- 4 bdrooms, 2 Sch —____________ North Florida ChristIan ii, but promotions from within, Sancnei (1)1,10. 0(76) 1960: P18713300, CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE LOST Brittany Spaniel. mae, white Lincoln SI baths, fireplace, double carport, 2 Experience desirable but nol THIRD: I. Oguiza Okoki. 7. Eddy OP (3) with 873 14$ 80; 3690. REAL TORS 1irnct*Opf,r Plo I COUNTY. FLORIDA. with orange spots, metal studded McCIay 6.1, utility rooms, Lake across street. '67) OrIanmjoDru,,c Panama necessary, City Very thorough Leniz, 3. Ica Arm., I. Arecha TWELFIH..".7.I6,C: 1 iL's Joe CIVIL ACTION NO. 76•73•CA.ot.fl 372 '302 tan oilar, AnSwers to "Rayno". 1775 month 3270066. Chritsien 1, training. Complete insurance 100 170, 320 2 D.C's Red Bettia. 5 EctianoQujole, 6. Aldana V 1 1100 Reward 377 469) THE STATE BANK OF FOREST Leon I), Chc,ctawPtatche, 74 programandrettr,mentplan Call - RAVENNA PARK- Lakefront 3 Altercti, 7. Larri.Javi, I. Urja-Yj, (6) 7 60, 300: 3 Donald Go (2) 320; 7)ow000MERE BLVD. CITY, a Florida BankIng corRichards i. Jeffprson 5) 1.90)-52337)I ext. 143 durIng office ii dl 17 80 1 I) 6?) 51.20; 4471 BR, 1½ baths, Central heat air, FOURTH: 1. Cacho Bengoa, 2 poration. 3 BR I Bath, $133 Sneadj 66, Cerrabelle 6.3 hours or wrIte today for ap A- 3,7S, Plaridle — 225.640 care carpeted. new kitchen, 2 FlorIda N'guu Miguel, 3. Archa-Javi, ' Info inwlrsdow Plaintijj, ____________ Grand Ridge 77, plIcation to Poplar _______________________________ Domingo Zarre, S AIv Elena, 6 rooms plus boat dock 1)7,500 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES SprIngs 64 SUMLAND- 3 BR, I bath. central Manolo Sanchez, 7. Barr Perez, TAav ' swoRLo Carefor infants SMALL HOUSE.us FIRST- 1.16. C: 1. CIndy's DAVID H. SCHUMACHER and BIoi,rtstown 69, Liberty Coun API. HaIl, Co ARTHUR FULMER OitbaoErhav, Close to town but isolated heat air, new kitchen, fenced Chact', 2 Little BonO, 3 Push Th 'oage 2 only. Next to new Drivers' ty 53 EVELYN At. SCHUMACHER, his 260MONR0F,MEMI5 yard, 127,000 FIFTH: I. SalaEcp*jve 2. Fir Pare.4 EdRohan,S. Devon Special License Bureau. 3276445. Phorte322 6972 vite, _______________________ Marianna 17, D:zier 41 TENNESSEE.31100 DeBARVLskefronet*au1iVut new mm Aguirre, 3 Erdoe.Larre,,, 6 L C 's f3aretta, 7. HO's Cccl, A Defendants. Grac,vIIle 96. Chattatsoocpe, 3 Bedroom house, clean, central Day Care, my home. Prefer age2 to 5,anti Bengoa, S ChuchoMenctia. 3 BR, 2 bath, central heel air, NOTICE OF 52 Branches in heal . air, carpeting. For rent or I. Feed yard. Phone 373.1079 Celaya Miguel, SECOND- i, 0: 1. 0's Big Jlrr 7. Florida ro'n, large lot 5.15,000 Maruri FOR ECLOSURE SUIT _______________________________ Monroe 61. Aucilla 57 INDIAPIAPOLIS.DALLAS 323 7191. Muguerea, S. Manolo.Ramon SANFORD AREA-- Acreage- 10 7 SCC? Score. 3 Ahloso Essle, I o. DAVID H SCHUMACHER Nrw government program, child ThomasvIlte Central 76. Ham OKLAHO CITY SIXTH; I. Cacho Javi, 2. B.arre Speed On Go. 5 Den Murphy, 6. acr improved pasture, fenced, and DItona- ExecutIve homi,4 ilton County Si care for as low as 57 per week, if LOUISVILLE RICHMOND EO ft. pCu on paved road, $13,500. Sanchez, 3 Oguiza Echve, I 7 Optima. 8 C E.'s Monte EVELYN M. SCHUMACHER, you quajuly. 321 8-171 Co(tsdale 61, Bonifay 60 51 LOUIS MONROVIA bedrooms, 3 baths, playroom, I ST. JOHN'S VILLAGE Domlngo.ElOrig, S. Arecha Miguel, THIRD-$.)5, 0: I Autocrapei,2 ) Im Pils wife family room, fully carpet. Bronson 71, Lake CIty Acade. heat, CHARLOTTE HOUSTON 6 NeguI-Per,:, 7. Bilbao.Bengoa, a, Cht'ryl' Pet, 3, lop Score, 1. G.,'s maculate 3 BR. 1½ baths, wall to Route I Childrencared for in my home, near ut (Onditl, drapes, dishwasher, my 10 ORLANDO MIAMI -ALBANY Alava Zarre An Opal. S C At 's Grise. 6 Stolen wall carpet, Central heat air, hIgh school area. 373625.6 after intercom. $ Wilton, Minnesota 56617 montp, fit and Newerry 67. Chiefland 42 MINNEAPOLIS DENVER SEVENTH: I. Ica-Yza, 7 Echano Gold, 7 Teia Due, 8 Debbie C chain link fenced yard. utility 9 k3 a m YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED test. 1200 securIty depotit, Ph. 371. Gainesville P K. Yonge 62, Leniz, 3. Negui.Beitia, 4. Larri shed Only $3,000 down. FOURTH- 5.16, M: I Batman's that a suit to foreclose a Mortgage 2697. WiIIist $2 Okoki, S. Ura.Javi. 6. Domingo Speedo. 7 Braille, 3. Manatr,ie has been filed sgalnst you in the Heavy Equipment Mechanic, __________________________ COUNTRY HOME- SmaIl2SR on) 9-Good Things to Eat preferably experienced with Rent or ill. I bedroom. 1½ bath, Alact*ua Rolling Green 40, Arana, 7 Aldane.pere,, I. Eddy. Bonnie I. Officer Sermon, S. Angel above Court by the above named -acre 1)9.500 Daytona Warner Academy 39 -. -Franklin Alberdl and Light, 6 lake Denise, 7. K' Bombardier garage, carpeting gold, close to SAN LAHTA 3 fiR, 7 bath, new PlaintIff. The property sought to Hardy 63, Flori4a Air Ac-ide. equipment, American Woods EiGHTH: 1 Alava Ramon, 7 Wunerfu;, A Keen Tanning FHA financing avaIlable. 5)1.600 schools, shopping 373 0257 after 6 foreclosed i as f011OwI NAVELS. C.PAPIEt-RU!TS, my 12 Products, 200 Marvin Ave FIFTH- 5.16,0: 1. LoIs. Moss. 2. Sala-Aguirre. 3. Santl-Juan, 1 TAPIGELOS LOT 6. (Less the Southwesterly 10 LOngwooci, FIa E.0 GaIlie 69. Melbourne 45 Celaya.AItu, 5. Manoto.Azpi, 6 lopper Go, 3. Andy Shannon, 4. 2 Bedroom HOu. 1250 BUSHEL --_—__Stemper Realty feet thereof), ana all of Lot 7 ot TitusyiIIe II, Veto Beach 71 Kit. Equipped, 5175 M.aruriMenct,a, 7. ChuchoLarrea. Dream Maker, S QuasisteItar, 6. Block "A", THORNBURGS AD. h76173ot3720367 Cocoa Beach 56, RockIedge .4, _________________________ 5. Fermin Muwerza 134- $939 after 5 Lonesol'ne Jason. 7 Rebel's Havoc. Central Florida's DITION TO LLOYDS TERRACE, _____________________ Satellite 70, Astronaut $9 I Herkley Ripple. NINTH: I. Attu, 7. Juin. Fruit For Sale MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Seminole County, Florida, acii.iri1'1iJJ 1510 Elliot St.- 7 OR, kitjten Cocoa 73, Merritt Island 66 Agurre, I Oilbeo, 5. Erdoza. SIXTH-- ,. B: I. Lake Ice, 2. 377 ,49,) Call before 10 a m or after 3 p.m 1919 S French cordIng to the Plat thereof recorded equIpped. 1123 month, $30 damage DeLand 76, Daytona Main Aspi. 7 Cetaya, 6. Zarre 372 $*j 337 11%, 3fl 1911 Mautland Mike.). Montague Mystic, in Plat Book 9, Page 96 of the Public deposit. Orlando 299 11 39 after 5 ____________________________ land 66 1 is-n l'4oeler. S flan,o Blaze, 6 TENTH: 1 Ferm;,,. 2 Chucno, 3 312 1939, 322 1)6.1 • iUL'R lIT! Ii. ILL 1(,l..' (.1" Records of Seminole County, p.m _______ New Smyrna Beech 13, Win Sin?. I Mncba, 5. Muguer:., 6 H C 's Hare,, 7 P4're Comes "c. I Tangetosanci Tangerines Florida SALIS- Active real estate license, ter Garden West Orange 6$ Blue Sicret Larre.,, 7 ?.taruri, I. Rarnon $173 flushel YOU ARE REQUIRED to file no investment. Upstanding per. 2 Bedroom block home. Riverview Sanford 52, Spn,ce Creek 19. PN')r)e)7] 1671 SEVENTHELEVENTH: 1. Oguiza Bengoa. 5)6, C: your Answer with tb Clerk of the Ave., Sanford. $125 s-no Johnny -ovt 7. CacP*o MIguel. 3 Alaya.Juan, I Caymanian. 2. Muct*o, 3 D.C's Walker, Broker, 327445;, TV TECHNICIAN- Good hours, _____________________________ Lakewood 63, St. Petersburg Domingo Alty, S Arecha Perez, ' Queen,i Rumbler, S Lake Owen. 6I i Court and to serve a copy upon the PIaintiff' Attorney, HARVEY -. Northeast 6.3 Pertpw- Criis-o', 7 Will He.I some experience, Excellent OSTEEN- I ErddsaEctiave, 7 ManoloZarre, Bedroom, $110 per Kid COULTER, P0 Box 3236, Forest potential Clearwater 79, Dunedin 59 Sarre Alpi monln, SCHURIN REALTY. • City.FIorida3p5lnoflaterthaflthe Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide OFFICE MANAGER- BA in ac Boca Clega 52, Dixie Hc4lins TWELFTH: I. Bilbao AItu, 7 Realtors 322 1302 Legal N otice Companion; Needed immediately, 16th Of February, 1976. If you fall t counting. Potential for company .. Cclaya-Jyan, 3. Santi Aguirre, I 6760636 I do so. an Order will be en?ere -TRAVEL comptroller. Gibbs 100. St. Petersburg Fermin MencP*a. S. Sala Mugijerza. against you for the relief demanded Free nome, female to live in with Largo 76, Seminole 71 CHILD CARE COUPLEWork bie Homes 6. Erctoza Alpi, 7. Chucho Ramon,$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE in the Complaint, ' Clearwater with emotionally disturbed Central Catholic Macun Larrea aged couple. 322.3153. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. WITNESS my hand and seal of chIldren Living quarters fur 60. St. Petersburg Catholic I Bedroom mobile home; prefer CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE said Court at Sanford, Seminole ed Good benefiti. COUNTY, FLORIDA MONDAY MATINEE Aphonecallcouldstartyouonanew mile; $23 week. Phone 3729117 District Manager County, Florida, thiS 14th day of RETAIL MANAGER- Mvtt nave and profitable career Call 5.67 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7677CA 08.0 January, 1976. I 1lla'7 good retaIl background Good FIRST - ' ' ---- - - - - (Not Insurance) 1 EchanoAlberd, 3713 fEDERAL SAVINGS 4140 (Seal) salary. 3SIe Lots Larri Lenui, 3. Ica-Elorea; I. Negul LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI. a Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., NBA MECHANIC- All 'round experience Arana; 3 Eddy Ok.okl; 6. Urea corporation organised and existing "TTt WHILE TRAINING Clerk of the Circuit Ccuri Fridays Resel p1,5 own tools. Good lob Sanchez; 7. Aldana.Beitiu; I. Barre tinder the lawi of the United States KOVF ESTATES- Niw, Swim. IWEEK TRAININO SCHOOL Legal Notice By. CecelIa V. Ekern Yza eowuses CAR pAyu of America -WE SELL SUCCESSfish, boat, ctubhc'use. 1.50 mo. Fret Deputy Clert New York 10.1, PhIladelphia 7 OIOUPINIUIANCE, u SECONC' 201 Commercial 1 Eddy Beutia; 2 literature P.O. Box 40, Oste,n, 373.3)7k Plantiff. PublIsh: Jan, II, 73, Feb I, I. 1976 Boston 101. Detroit 91 FICTITIOUS NAME SAVINGS CORDS ANDOTHER ______________________________ Echar.o Okoki; 3 ca Sanchez; I. FIa 32764. 372 6077. DCV $7 FRINGE ICIIEFITI Buffalo 119, Atfanta 106 Notice is hereby given that I am -- -- —' _____________-------- Cacho.Qvioi.; S. Urn Arena,- 6. DONALD I. PLAIT and ROSA Milwaule, 1)), Kansas City 97 engaged lfl business at Kirk Plaza, Oguiza Yza; 7 AIdana AIbetdl; , JEAN PLAIT a k 21—Situations Wanted a JEAN PLAIT, ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH CALL COLLECT Suite I?, Ito E. Commercial St. Pnenix $21, Houston 1)5 -_ ____________________________ 'Jr:,, [(aria ProPert'v his *ift. FIPIAPICIAL AC Portland 119. Los Arsgele5 94 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Seminoledounty, Florida under the SHEEMLOGE CEPTAPICE CORPORATION, a CUlT ltd THIRD-I. Echanojavi; 2. ca 4) Year Old WomanDires liSt AND FOR " fictitious name of ACTION RAIL Leni:, 3. Eddy Arena; I. Oguiza. Mis5oyr corporation, arvi TP<E COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE Chauffeur Position cosq Ft Shop Space INTERVIEWS WILL II HELD ABA LJNDS,andthatlint.ndtor,gister Beitia. 5. Are(ha.Quiol.; 6 Urea. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. CIVIL NO. 7675.CA.os.A Phone$UC3I)9 ATTHIHILTONINN.souTH 100N Maple Frlday,R,sufh said name with the Clerk of the Detenj,,nt Atberd 7 Larri.Vz&; S. Aldan.a. IN OR LANDO 32) 8371 cr3776670 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Crcuit Court. Seminole County, Position Okoki NOTICE OF SUIT as 'dew York 115, Kintuky 111 Chauffeur or general TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Florida In accordance with the FOURTH 1 Arecna [Irma; TO' DONALD I PLAIT and ROSA Indiana 137, St. Louis 12101 helper desired, have FIa -U Plaintiff, provisions of the Flc1ltlo; Name Domingo Zarre JEAN PLATT a 3. Negul-Javi; ha JEAN PLAIT. vs. Denver '31, San Antonio 173 chauffuer's license, 3736659. Statutci, To Wit: Section S6S.0 Cacto-Sanch his wife 3. Barre Echave; RAY H. SEACh1ISI'. MARY A. Florida Statutes 1957 ManoloUe.ngoa; 7. Alava.Perez; • RY RESIDENCE Unknown SEACHRIST, hiswlfe. end USLIFE J A P 5: L. Hardman . 1 1.1 24Business portunities uIbaOMUeI. LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE. CREDIT CORPORATION, Publish: Jan. II. 23. Feb. 1, I 1976 --FIFTH ) Chadwick Road, Apopha. I. ChuchoAgurre Defendants. DEV.I7 Sale Bengou; 3. SansiMencha; Florida 37703 BEAUTY SALON- Attractive a NOTICE OF SUIT NHL AND TO All parties Erdo:a--Muguer,a; S. Maruri. aCtiveshop.Newetjulpment Classified Ad claiming TO Ray H. Seachnlsf Fridays Ri'satts FICTITIOUS NAME MIguel; 6. Celaya.Ecptave; location, bu5Ines only Low rent. interest by. through under or Mary A. Seacnrijt Notice is hereby given that I am Good opportunity Manolo Larrea; I. Fermin Ramon. againSt the aforeI3id persons. $036 High Street Washington), New York Rangers engao ti business at $07 S $IT you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I. Barre Elolli; Waynest,oto, Virginia M.gnolia Ave., Sanford, Seminole Cacho Zarre; 3 Artctsa Javi; that an actIon to foreclose a s-nor CaliBart Real Estate 32960 Buffalo 3. Atlanta 3 tie County. FlOrida Under the ficlitous Ogwza Miguel: 5 Domngc Perez; IIW7C s-tn Vhs-' following property in YOU ARE California 4, Kansas City I HEREBY flOtufied that S PECI A I. name of HOWE'S GLASS £ REALTOR 372 7496 6 BilbaoSanche,; 7. Alava.Bengoa; Siminoie County, Florida, acomplointtofecp0, mortgage Vancouver 5, MInnesota 3 SCREEN CO., fld that I Intend to I Negui Ethave. -Lot II, ILESDALE MANOR. encumbering the following real register Iaidnime with the Clerk of ac(ordir,g to the Plat thereof as Property. VENDING ROUTES the Circuit Court, SemInole County, recorded in Ptat Book II, Page 19, Lot 31, Block C, CRYSTAL BOWL Excellent Opportunity, Only 4 10 Florida In accordance wIth the PubIi Records of Seminole County, SECOND ADD. hours weekly with complete aCcording to the provisions of the Fldltigiji Name Flidi PEit thereof as recordesJ In PhI Statutes, To.Wlt' Section company training & location set1$ wORS 0 has been filed agaInst you, end you Book 12, Page 77, uP. Investment oi $40055000. Call Public Records of Florida Statut 1957 OR LE es-c rcjr,'s-j I) 3('f',s-' 'I (Cy Of I,jr Ss-'ininol t. County, I iOIid6 collect, Mr. Carson, 513 516 $170 S Røyc J Plo-we ___________________________________ written 0etene, if (Coatlaued from Page 3B any, 10 it on has been tiled against you and you Publish: Jan. 2$, Fib, 1, 5. iS. 197ó. I Verrt Swartsef, of ANDERSON & .t rquir to GoIng fluiinets Day Care Center serve a copy of your DCV RUSPf, Attorneys for the Pidintifc, wriltendefenses if any, to ton VAN Will leate or sell Phone 834 8144 or thndcd (r*1 a riaU ck in the Halifax River and cut shrimp _______ ____________ whose address Is Post Office Box DEN BERG, GAY & Only BURKE, P.A,, was the bait. 7IM, m East Central Boulevard, atturneys FICTITIOUS NAME _______________________ for the plaintiff, at Post NOTICE ISHEREBy GIVEN that Orlando, Flridi 3260), and file the Office Box 79], Jun )UE ti1ed the ult water ai1ing on .ze West Coast (NON COMMERCIAL ONLY) Florida I am engaged in business at 2395 S. Original with the Clerk of the bovt 37607, and file the original with the near Hcininaasa and foivd apeckled trotit from one and a half to Sanford Avenue, San'ord, 3eminol. -S'yled Court on or before the 2itt' Clerk of the above styled Court on or Cowity, Florida, under th. fictitious liv ounds willing tc'JwnponTrout.'rout ka'ea pe bt,6d 32 day of February, 1916. otherwisi. beorie February 19th, 1974; name of THE FIRING PIN arid that Place your ad anytime during January 29-Rooms trout and then a i3ed to bait fishing with dead siriin and _____________________ judgment may be entered against otherwise, a judgment may be 'fl I lntsnd to register said name with s-ou for the refit? demanded in the tered against you for and save $1.56. -. ' the relief good time to sell lane 40 ngrove mapper. Comptjint the Clerk of the Circuit Couri, those Items that Santa ?'IAPI OR WOMAN TO ROOM & demanded in the complains. Trolling boat3outa(l1IetHarbSaIJthofr)ayt.s.aajgetup,g Seminole County. Florid. in ac replaced, WlIHESSmyhandaflt,51I0f BOARD & SHARE EXPENSES. WITPdESSmyhandac4tflesealof ordance with the provisions of the Said Court on thi$ 72nd day Of said Court king r Ickerel butnotln any great a1UU. The St 311 (.379 WhIte 3 on the 13th day of FictItloljs Name Statutes, January, $976. to wit: January 1976 _, beautiful, modefn botNii fishing boat went outside TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL (Seat) Section 565,09 Florida Statutes Seat) and reported'un.aIl red &spper plentiful along with the ever ($971) Arthur H, Bech*ith, Jr Arthur 11 Occkwith, Jr. The Larry I. Williams resent black sea bass ____________________________ Clerk of the C'rcvlt Court Clerk of the Circuit Court Corp. M.ar'ba I. Vittlin 7 8tdroom apartment, newly Th marine faccast 10 thu East Coast Indicates winds By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Larry T. Williams, or 83 1 -9993 pdlnted, carpeted, kitchin fur. Deputy Clerk dimisi ( Uw w kencj, seas daim, and t,he Ocean Waters a I Publish. Jan. 25. Feb 1, 5, President fli$hj, Adults Preferred. 15, 197$ Publish. Jan Ii, 73, Feb. I. t 1914 37:3 0963 PublISh, Jan, 23, 1, 1, 15, 1976 0EV '77 I a degrs. I.00ki like a gci or 32) 0161, DCV $4 Classified Adv. Dept. ___________________________________________ Diiv.121 I -______________________________ I - ____ - -41 IJ - 37—Bus mess Property 30,Apa ri ncicir nr " " •' ' • ':: '. �r .T...,.r a ________ -.-t--- - - - - - - .. F , -- - ,- - - •: - = - P -. - •. - .... .rr7 -- - --- - ? - --- -.---..rr -• -; rt- -.- .rr-c--z '.-r rrrrrcfl. yr. -z-,--r--V--r-r-t - '-- -- - - A Quick Purchase May Be No Bargain 0N T H E What Know When You Want Buying Lan& ____ fly ANDY LANG mechanism, well you take care of It. as well. "Don't _______ neglect to replace Is the en- the door springs are veak, have The most durable replacements But they agree that the an- i-ices, coe Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. including . Sunday, Jan. 23, lfl-1C -- rail transwtatinn drawbacks Some young people have made wise Investments holdingout for some kind little Irnuse to go with land. One tuple managed to get an early dwelling in disrepair. They rernotieled it and used it as a j meanwhile house. Alter five tiutaght tire WOMEN . ih- IIAN Bht(fl%N Tho.st are good reson.s to buy --'HOUSE A Ncsfcatures Writer (lie land, but there are a lot of ___ _____T ________________ it a mitakc put to o:thig it if It i savings into land until you just to hold until you can The Herald Services Remember, your opener Can periodically the battery in y. can afford to build a fiouse, afford to build many years Ironi only do automatically what you portable tram.mitter. A strong though it may be years now, even II the taxes are low, An automatic garage door can do manually, only more signal is important for opening away? these knowledgeable people opener is a great convenience, efficient!y. Without the use of a y door, especially undcr cold That question asked by a point out. but like so many other things, transmitter, the door should weather conditions. Most yotg couple gets a variety of For one thing, it Is expensive its performance depends to a travel up and down easily with transmitters are pwerid by a arswers from people who have to build a house even if OU (10 it -._ HOME B-EvefliflQ Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Sunday, Jan. 23, ----- - ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________ e ts 4( i /1 0 _______________________________________________________________________________________ //or tt') ers _____ ç; _______ _______ ________ ______ - period how long would it take to attracting birds, waterfowl, fathers decide whether the small house on two other acres ______ _________ __ ___ __ __ _________________________________________________________________________________ regular schedule of preventive serviceman repair or replace (or cameras or portable radios. YOU want the land now and Land is often bought because sideration must be: is there a o on will be detrimental to that buyer for the old house they've maintenanceinsuresthatitwill them. Donut tamper with door Under normal use, most tthenyoucanaffordtobuildthe it is cheap and has con. good site (or the house? If it choice environment, What made livable. This is an ideal conditions. Here are some tips operate under If land is a good investment people forget they are going extreme satisfactorily for one year or for keeping it in shape: pressure nd can cause injury, longer before fresh batteries and can be unloaded easily if use It as a house site, (00. to attractions so that they will not bought realb' ina' be no in planning. They did make some be seen, it may not fulfill the flcation of how a to%fl acts to- sacrifices, but they had some. silicone spray. Inspection of these conditions. these areas every three to six Inspect all external wiring for months will Insure continued bare or cposcd spots that could quiet and efficient operation. short the opener motor. Before A properly lubricated trolley attempting any electrical rail Is a must for smooth, ci- repairs, be sure to disconnect N.J nonlicatlon -'- U ----- A swamp, marsh or pond may purchased for building may be doubt will be away from all land without a house. Then, too, if the)' find a borne they lIke and ish to abandon the land, they ill need to finil a buyer, perhaps quickly. It may not be easy. Jerry Rc'ndet Inc.. WP. Lot 11, 01k 15. Eas?brook Sd Un. 6. 517.167. Jean M. Witham, wid. to Richard Schock. W 150' Of E 7S2 of S S1S of Marni?z 8. Patricia J.. Lot 7, 01k ErnestTw. $ 17$' of E of SE aOf NE'4 of SE' of Sec. 252)30. less P. The Woodlands, Sec 2. 514,000. NW t. of NE t. of Sec. 7.71.30, Pd, $100. "vO.CiIes&wf,Sherrilo loel no,,00. wI ', Clayton & wI Suzann L. Lot 17. 01k Druid Hills Park. 139.900. C. P.QDaniel I *1 E. Merit, Lot I. Druid Hilts Paro. 5.37.900. C. 5emirIe Sites. 576.500. Wm. F. Peterson & *1 Evelyn to 81k E. The Meadows West, $45,500. River Run, Inc. to the Gr.atr.r Ernest J. Keller to Ernest J. Wm. F. Peterson & WI Evelyn C.. Charles Shags?e, sgl. to Hi-Flavor Consir Crp. Lots IS 21, mcI 81k A & Keller (married) 8 Jearoelte Marie Beg. at NW cor of N', of SW'1 of Muts. Inc.. that pert of unplett,d Lts 15. & 10 17, blk B River Run 8lak kcllr. tI., ' Ifl? C.1Ch. Lot SW-4 Of 213131. run S 190' E penal 01k B 0. R. Mi,th,,l's Survey Sec. $105,000 Orval H. Hayes to Orval H. Hayes save on cut fIn2ers. with a llht nf Relubricate the rail with the silicone lubricant. An expert on the subject, tube of rail grease that came with your opener or use a Robert Ford, vice president of Chamberlain Manufacturing silicone spray. An improperly balanced door Corp., cautions that a weak is the cause of many garage battery can cause uneven door opener ills and can cause performance before goes damage to the opener dead altogether. His advice: ',-.- within a reasonable time, great. wi and .------- r: Jimmy Lee Adams I Juanita M. La' t), 01k 7. Fairtene Esis. Sec 1 repl $19,O Semi-annually, it should be YOU to operate your door inspected for accumulated dirt, manually during a power grime or caked or dried grease failure. Periodically test then cleaned with solvent, feature to be sure it operates -- I - -. Lola 135 8. 137 Spr On.. - -- Lot fless W 7013') 6. W 11.66' of LOt 23. 01k 63. Saniando The Suburb Beautiful Palm Springs Sec., $10) Ronald A Wormsb,cher & Margaret to Sydney L. Rose 6. wf Olga M Lot I. Traitwood Ests. Sec 1. 125,500 Fla. Residential Communitisa Inc. to James White & wf Ramoni, Lot 24.BlkC.SeCIUnhI2,NorthOrlendo Tern., 576.900. Htnry P i.,,- rwp, ___________________ going out to play cards or working for fulfillment but for women who have to hold body and soul together' ' ' f , ' _______ ______________ o 4. __________________ _______________ -: ________________________ _________________________ ________ __________ _____ _______________________ ____ _______ _____ _____ ______ 4...i...... A Duda P. v - ill _ _ - - . - - Luxury Patio Apartments ___ ______________ . , - _....,,, . •. . ss,us , uswi uuu belonged and her two younger solution, alternative until 4C came children wouldn't have been left State and federal funds are along. alone at home all day. Could 4C allocated to 4C at a matching help? rate of $7 to each $1 donated Probably not, was the locally. No state and federal f4.-w l.1''aiJ cornzner.t from Phoebe Car. funds are released I ni ,i,,nq,,j pi v' nter 4C adminIs$rnttr • a sOC At least not )et A contribution of $140 t11 STUDIO 1,2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM - ______ in u uuisgr __ _________ _________________ _____ ________ !, urw. - pr" -. - FROM $i f tj1&U except to ri (Continued on I'age 2-C) -4 .,m• ___________________________ i1--.. ,.&.5. .L1 ...' , '' " _______________ - __________ $ i,e. - Ralph D Miller & *1 Diane Lot 64 SANFORD James W Robinson & *1 Nancy to Bryan C Hugo sgt Nelson Ave Jane Adriaticol Venencio trod 8 JacCIuelyn to Stephen F Sensakovic 322.209u Mayo W Graham & Marcette & i I pritate non profit corporation from the state this sear Only I - .1! - - , .' ..ai 1wotear-ol IAndr 'si I.ong g1 .omm (.0 ) 1Mn),l one hct hug before joining ;i;teri Nkult 4 and - (jul. C. Swee?water Oaks Sec 6. 114,900 $26,000 j,,,,,. J '- -'-- i'! P. Sherman & wI Glynhs M., Lot 4. but until no the organizations Concetta Minnie Cipullo. to A. Bro*n & wi Marnilee, Lt 396. "S)t7 '"s "4.. Under the 4C program, he Robert A. Judelson. Trustee to etc., $100. Prevati, Lot 17, 81k 22, No. Ort. Is? Central Plaza Bk. 8, Trust Co. Of St. Ronald G. Smith & wl Nancy L. to Addn. $100. Petersburg as trustee that part of Oernel Allred & wf Rudene C Lot CombarokWPtoGordonE Nelscjn ,,7 AriPtun P. Abbott & WI Carolyn t. Johnston I wi Maria, LI 3 01k C. George Leman & Peggy, S 150' of U .. - - - - - . . - ,._- - / . / I*t- - I - - - . \7 ,.-. - / , - .. - • - -- " ' /' a ------ --. ' - - - - . - - L'J ,- ) 4 I'hot ho larpcnter 4C -- I)udi 4(' resident dIscuss ' Esther. Lot £24. H.ath.rton Village. James K. Befli wi Carole D., Lt 121 rn,$a. Spnln Oaks Un. 1, $47,. - ' 1" 'I of little children, ages Infant to parents are working and if the L .Lot 38. La' 3A, Sec. S Sweetwater Oaks. $77,500 -p -' - I. . The care i3 available, but so the fees as she is able and the far the funds are not balance Is paid by 4C A child ts ' - ni Photos b - According to Mrs. Duda, in providing good service. Seminole Coanty there are 345 Headstart centers are included 1 llor enti o. t4 I Dco of Orl., Inc. to Jack N Wagonir 8. wI Maryic*i LI S 81k M - I, gather around Mom rentrated in the more heavily caretaker (rain those local Karen Dianne Jones to Floyd to Boldwin Joseph & wI Kathleen, MArtin Jones Lot 16 61k Lot 33 01k .1 North Orl Tern Sec the day, the hopkins children (from lefti Nk-kle of I a £ ______ - Duda Jr., of Oviedo. There are time, 4C will be able to provide 5,0O0 4C members in Orange, child care for 40 per cent of the 26.5' oIl. 81k 1. Tier 11, Sanford, E. Traflords Map of Sanford, 130,000. _____________________ director, Geraldine White. - " - Glenn I. Drummond & Alma S. to SE uthem 0.11 Tel. & Tel. Co. Lots 6 ' - "r '.5.100 -''-'çr, _i : - I I aa.lIable to help more than the one }ear, Mrs. Duda s.iid. half dozen or so families Seminole County 4C program currentl) on the 4C program must raise $32,000 by April If it - -. flh. c Lots E. Outner, wid. to Louis H. June J Ht'Im (form Warner) to Temple 1, wI M.argar$ L Lots 198. 20 61k 3 2nd Sec Dreamwolct June J Helms 8. fib Carl E sw'4 - . _____ . _____ TOWNHOUSES • IluSkey & wI Suzanne, LOt 21. 61k C. SE4 of Sec. 6.20-31 (ISIS N 300 of W Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6. 514.900. $30,000. financing problems, the seller Usually cuts the price. Original buyers who w want to sell their condominiums are f _____ children in - ' ,,c .,' r, r ,. I rJ s 'i., The Huskey Co to E Everette mortgage lender other tln the original one will Insist on sthntini investigation bdorecommilng funds to a moge. If - ____ - f a ,_ the choice location in a succeisfal complex and thereby justify his ________ ____________ Coordinated lunt hi o _____ - on Delods B. Bearrow, igl. to Volker Monroe Jr B. Zielke wf. MarIlyn F., Lot $7 & Ann, Lot 4 1't' CCtn N 36' of ii. MIlton Park, $34,900. Se U9.M Third Mountain Constr Co to Michael F. Crouje 8. kaen to Robt. W Rinella & WI, Patricia L, Donz.lG. Crouse & Nina J.. Lot $7, Lot 31 81k B Sterling Park Un 2 BIk Svnland Etts $100 Randolph Y Matheny to James 1ST Mountain Constr Co to Roger Robinøn & wf Fdarcy Nelson Av $11 Carroll $ Richmond & Sharon G The Huskey Co to E Everette to Carroll S Richmond Lot 143 payments lorseueral mouths,orevenafreecrJse. When the orfnglnal bu)er wants to sell, he is in competition ______________________ "It divorced mother has by Little Hilly's mother in a and causes loss of self respect, when an additional $34 a week month, $96 pays her rent; out of letter to 4C Community it increases tax burdens for to keep the three younger the balance she must feed and Child Care, everyone," Mrs. cxl'inccrcst Kiddie clothe her three children and If only she could afford plained. Korner while she was at work, pay child care expenses for the ___ .. real name, but the incident is to baby-sit and live off welfare for her family and pay light, Stromberg-Carlson, she takes true. It occurred recently in is not a good solution. Welfare water and medical bills, home to her Seminole Gardens Huskey & wi Suzanne S., Lot 15. 81k Dear Mr. H. D.1 Developers are offering, because of the cwreut overbuilt situation, attracthe Inducements to bu These include u __ ________ 1' burning, alleys while their mothers arc of them pre-schoolers Mrs. Long said. Fortunately, little Billy had away at work." Her takehome pay from her "But now, if nothing unexthe presnce f mind to drag The tragedy is not on1y for the job as bookkeeper-secretary at pected comes up, might be tWo toddlers into the yard. A child, but for the mother and Baker Farms, Sanford, totals able to make it." neighbor called the fire whole community, Mrs. Duda $122 a week. Out of that, she Shirley Hopkins Is another department. maintaIns, must make house and car single parent, trying to make might be to inquire how lung has been the market, Const Inc. On. Lot lfl. Winsor Village, S.c 2. 160.000. Mnr, )t Addn. si Sw Wm P Jackori A. WI Mary i . Th.. . should I consider buying one that was previously occupied as _____ rii ________ _________________________ _____ Phoebe - ____ _____ food, a cot to nap, toys to play ________________________ with and tender, loving care 'tiile their mother Is earning - 4 ________ ____ '' Fli'ischer 8 WiihelmIna La? SI. Wekiva P.i1i,*v we're _ _______ pan cii grease on the stove top,a raisliw her kids by herself, sddcn shect of flame flared in without financial worries, ft's his face. The curtains caught locked in rooms or worse yet, divorced mother and sole frightening to be the sole consideration in buying the land: could you sell it If you 8. *1. Willi. Mu', Lot 7. 61k 9 Tier A. Sanford, E. P. Traffor-ds Map, $100 NetIon-younUson a. Assoc. to - __ Now, three dollars a week provides Mrs. Long's three n • it sister, leveled some of these natural us quo -there are few bargains If two people have scrimped wonders into parking lots, they unless there are some for a long time to own a home, are now trying to protect them, drawbacks. If there Is a great chances are they will not be Land Transactions Are Recorded Man)' garage door openers lowering. The trolley rail connects the opencr power proviJe a safety emergency ---- lunch - - 'These are real earth-level needs Little Billy should have been in school, but instead, the third grader wa.sho!nernakjng I! it wa a bargain and gives trees, build a road, connect Thwns are eveing marshes, enacted every and their project was debt-con. (Thirty-five handyman satisfactory meanwhile use electricit and so on. The land swamps and other watering Mt people agree, too, that trolled. should never be lubricated with an imprODerly installed opener. given In Andy Lang's handbook, whatever or ii it is in a location beautiful view, uncontaminated a heavy grease because it can If not checked early, your "Practical Home Repairs," that )'OU must be in where land air, pure water. But to get your coagulate in cold weather. warranty may not cover any available by sending $1 to this IS SQdICC why not, moneys worth, a house may be lob to B JEAN P,VITESON Women'sF.ditor ____ on imflal hell-lubrIcated with bind parts. a silicone spray or light oil. In Frequently, these are sure Ui4J i-oiki _______ __________________________ _____ 1 , '' ' . J *-fi ______ - 1 ., ___________ recent appeal for support from "1 was the happiest woman in local businessmen. "It seems the world when they told me I - - Rouse Family Trust. W 1-3rd 04 Lot 1 Geo. W Sykes Sr. & Lola M. o Greater Constn. Corp to James W. (leSs S lOch. of N) Sec. 24 2079. & Whitly, Lots 161 7. 81k C, Merritt Zottnick 3. wI Marion. .J. Lt N 350 of W', of L'3t 7 5100 Park 5)7 ® Winsor Manor Is, Addn $39 900 \ \ . / A I j ,f ,I f -. - 7 ditlonal child care in Seminole Count' 1 I ,, ' I'.- - - 3' - \ &-: lj:-.i- i - - I ..,. i. ...'! ,S. able to locate sizeable discounts To drive a tough bargain, be p eparedto paycashortooffera5uIB faldo F. Lake Adelaide Esti 0364 $Ct5 Park $100 Victor T Smith Inc toAngela G 0oj payment Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec 2 131100 I 0 \ '-5'l, , 4 I •_b, i ' / "T . tk .. ,-- - -- -- unresolved dUfIcWt will base saced As old buying into Javmor Corp I Heulan H Grmer Un 1 5100 I fl ./J-- 3 . ' p. . -5 Conrad Win: Sr E 300 of NE'. of depreciation But tnterest Is so high, and the costs to get a loan' 30 etc Am-or E Erickson 6. Ruth L to $100 Ralph L Crawford a *1 Helen H First Nat In-v to P4o11s I Dalton _-_rs7a i Ii i li -" LI,IJ)4 FF Mid Fla to Wm C Fraasa & J1I J* IJ U Im LJAJJJ1 lilt.] two little old ladies from the seet notes of the Munson's Reba in particular, gained the ---, - and un 4;: 35'0121,S100'ofLt2I,Lt%7932&33, , 104 1 8. W 25' 04 2, 61k A, Writ Tnhcm.L Sanora Condom. Un I ____ It was written of Mrs FannIe organized the Ceceltan Music aunt's good work in the coni - .-.- - 7-%_.:-., • 1 -''-. 2 .-' I ,&.,- .--' -.r.' - ' ,-' a?. -. p Third Sec., SIN, Lot 7. 01k 2. The Woodlands, Sec 1. Lake Searcy Shores, 5.34.500. Hazel Gobay to Daiy B. Speer, 141.700. Oil Aire Homes, Inc. to JoJ'in H il - I ____________________________________________________________________________ - " of Sanford who are most ci (he century. f ii Ihh I - Entzminer (I, *1 Minla P., strip of AsleeEIllsWorrellIflb J. W. del H. Thoma. 3. Jes M. Wailer to land 100' width, i.e. 50 wide each to Willie Hunter I wi Glenna, $,', mt. NCNB Mortgage Corp., tract of WIIU side Center of roadbed, Comm. at Leslie Hunter, 'i mt., I 375 Cntry lind In NE' of S.c. 23 71 29. de-.c. a 3Q.&ElifleofNE'4OfNWi.71.2O30 Hts,subjllfent,w. I. Ellls,$I00. I$ I I 4 . - NCNB Mt. Corn. N Attam*np* -1...... ( ' )- -iii, pianolessonstodozensofyoung t r to be home. Sanfordites. 0 - LI 1, 01k C, The Woodlands, SIC. 3. Food Fair Stores, Inc. to Flora B. deic.. cant. 16.512 acne $I,76L100. Tj%T'.rI1'!! n- - -' -,. .. • 'f , _________ question, we will hive to cmfer Sarah S,mons Ind & Trustet & 7 2nd Sec Dreamwold $3 500 SiJperor Constr. Co. Inc. to ht Leonard to Kerneth 0 LawsGn, pragram, give me a call and up an appoinent J. H. TrvIvck Wayne Clevaland, Myron W. Van 0arvr & wf Rubyc ChnitIann, _i-1 - - Jones, 901. Lot 36. Orange Es's. Co Lot?. 81k 0, S*eetwatr OakS, 300 North Fmch Avee t r' . '. to James -- A - 134.000 Pavenra Park Baptist C?W?CII C? Chch Sanford, Fla., IC W 761' 0 5)75 (N 04 SEO Of SE SO. Of SR MA Sic. 34 9 0 $100 • of It ever loo - . _____ . ______ -. -- Thomas G Wade I wi Carol. H Tnty West, Vllage, 5.73,. The Hk Co. to EieitConitr. Co Lot 2 01k 0 Sweetwater aks, Markham Bits., $16,000. - the - __________ -• ' u, '" _____ ' 'Robt. Taglau.r3. WIAUCI & Wm -.__ - _ --- u3), - r __ - __ -- _ - -- ci 'f2r;.,7. 4P)t.. 4 ______ " k". avv O. -9f,,"4 ,.p.'. a - - -i ., - ¶ 4 1:.',t ' '.-'' ¶',t i_I_' ' ' - - * 4- f " '- -.'- ..•-.-., '4,, - I .. ':.' '. I1 PP) p. - to to _ ' John _____ Robert E Parker ____ r4' - . •'3 ij -______ _____ et . }Iattaway explained the Sun. lan, other public officers, expense, to supt the petition - ___ Womin s Club at the regular their financial Interests, as well stitution, -._--_-_ 6 l-.a* i4' lit (S In I •' $ wha' Cuba) re >Ung Sue Ann s lapri Restaurant took up residence there, , _____ , ___________ f4 Of the -_- I_ nine months have in a and facelift for past r esulted • . '11 TT']jrjji I . ________ meeting. A check was rw esented (C Mrs Wa Law. I order that the amend. non-partisan issue affected , A Gielow in the Interest of the siunson an ,er ment t the Florida ('onstitut ion club's Bicentennial project, ,, and1 itSu • sister, Fannie had marned the en,ire PP,e I d the ball actions toward the 101131 flit ' . ,. -- -______- __ 4riz , r _rr_____ -rr4 - _ 'higl'i.cellinged p.____ :- Endorsed b> (osernor plans for the District II - ---- -__ atdem11ofchangesaregoing v ers must Painted pale blue, the way Many years later, Fannie dignity to politics, a portion of has been desIgnated as held at Sanford Woman's Qub, Miss Fannie Reha rememhnr Munsnn wHIM the fnmilor '€u •k. ti.i I..... a..e.... ii,... .I f'--" 'iim uay,.••...., ,,,, wilen on Jan 24, beginnIng at 9:30 - . ___________________________ 'i'e ' " i--__--,__ ' LL2=.T - : -Ti-t-_J'- '-'- ______ •rrr_-___ • 4 . music room - is It was from their P.un'. Fnn1e ______ - -. mtnd cantlidatcs (i-or such oilfre. ;-- __ ____-J .-:___ precinct In the Altamnonte area -._,;___• ____._. - - .. . - - ! guest teai.e r -______ _______ I this amendment was not to be financial Interests, interior is restored to all its her £ter's mmii) and became - $ _ esident Jean ois _______________________ - - -_--- ub 'k" _____ _______________________ andidates also filing full and - ____ - I .1 -'ii, h C _______ _____________________ j'--=-_ - - "s\' = -' tw guk4 A'...l H C Parker r .-__ Two little old ladies they may a ound and a continuous their two older siers, M)T11 _ family home - e car Countr) trips in its lumber in, and rubble out of the - _____ Fred. L.L.oring £ Nb. RObert 1. o P Ho & WI Martha J 3i - _________ He 1. Jvrr & Mory Jan. s. Me;er, both sgl. to Jerry lcsdeI, W. H. Gaines to Eugene Gregory I Chinault & WI Th,Ir' Inc LotS. 01k B, C3stbs.d (in. AIevinder, Lot 213. 500kerto-a'n sd. tOAIlitd C.. Kwohl & wI Nancy, Lct No. 6. 2nd repf., 51(705. 5)0) 0. A i t.... ' - unsi sine r' uPsta . In what was then Fannie Reba made her home they are not hear -•- - (Q))MildrcdE.MatherI,wldto wi H.mnitss - 1 , - - tO Thoeuore T I m1no,e I ,p. ' - M toG A Herbert & wI P.S W., It Orange Villa, i,00 Condev Corp. to John 1. Dully & Oaks. Sec. 5,514.900 woman yearshelefttojoin her sister in whole a am . O1kMaryftiv £SanfoqriAvf.ieii .P dacaping, ure are F - 210 N remembered by visitors in da hate noticed a, bustle of actititv' BU~P ,' A:k, V:rnC Way e&GerdD to F'ti) Z-t-..r. , -- ' Real Estate 1ntesents z; ' rem dllngof C -. Charles E Melner to Wm H Fisher I WI Edythe A,, LI I. 01k 1). - w the tall white hou.se on the handsome red-and-black -- _... Before i can awer your searching for new ideas and ,'. meui O& flsirUciion, , - number of yrara remaining before retirement, etc., should >' ' e .nszs, a 4I,.3rt; 1 age, WLi)' 0 was widowed just nine months club members. I ter Thereafter she devoted - . - . - selectedpropertlessbojildrisetnorefnvaluethanflve IA reM. progra3. cor -e.41 .4y, one .,,.. :.- I -j ' oon as Yes, y the Munson sisters, bedrooms arc the heirloo:n woman such as few con-i- Worn n'saubo!Sanfcjrd,Mbs th , ¼ F - There are a zmumber of benefits to begalued throughencuinbexed rt for those who need those rtkular benefits jZ_ I -k.. t ladles. And although they are back in their old appointed accomplished musician, she month (cr35 )ears in her studio pla)ed the piano much In recent ______ a ..-a... '4,-.jt'S' ,4 -- _""A'* - i-z=: k'' 4 '.I.t'. jp...L .. w ;,- ., - ' - a - ':s: -. - -' get up and go to Zoe and the spacious studio '.. teacher cc r till c a ti on with her work -- - Dear Mr. D. - " - ___ • I own (be pieces of propertywhich I rent out. All of them are . _ ____________________ Orange Co & Scm Co LI 47 Bear -, 1 '-'ii Calvin C Weicksel 1. *1 Helen A, parcels. 154.000 I - -u---. - the operating association is functioning and wbether the '. - . - - .-tv, - - ;_-'-- 4 ir.;; .. _______ �______ - 2C-EveningH,ra Id, .4flf Ord, 1 ___ Sund.y,Jan.23,176 LeAu WA __VS FMC-_1 .~ L-k lql.I , .. " T14 41 1 -,' 11 ~ "- I . V - 00-M -ft U I 111. _.t I ..-1 I - 1 Wo - Marri age I man S Club Hdids Annual - 41- _. _90 ._V= - I!! A - -' — get., . -W I Ar I, *: - I , Arts ______ 4146"k % -_ 10 t , -_,~. .. W- : Festival AP /1 ' - '1' -. -' '4 -- In a colorful Bicentennial background, a variety of original arts and crafts was exhibited Wednesday at Sanford Woman's Club during the Annual Arts Festival. QaIrmen were Pat Hunt and Jan Freeman of the Junior Woman's Club, and Doris Dietrirh,chairnanofthe,trtparto(theorclub 1- I J :A',. _1 J• Ir '' - - I '..:LJ . / / .14 ju ',. J p Mrs Allen (Peg) McKthey was the oalI inner and was awarded a total of 12 ribbons. She won first, second and tWrd place in the Ceramics Divisionsfor her entries, a pair of gold and white vases, a blue and white salt and pepper shaker set and figurines. ( f f f -. t t. / ' I 1 I. , .1 0 i a • _:_ • 0 M I- . I = 7 ~v - L *. r4 , I ; . I _____ _ To d l The engagement Is anIn 1973, Miss Barker received nounced of Karen Mary Barker a B.S. Degree in mathematics . and Jo Thomas Hawkins. educa tion from Florida State is The bride-to-be is the Uruversity, and in August will . . . daughter of Mrs. Lyle E. receive her Masters in / N __-_ -_ -.Barker, 1433 Lake Dr., mathematics education .41:77 Casselberry and the late Li. RollinsCoUege.Shejspresently Cal Barker. Her fiance Is the a teacher at Apopka High son of Mr. and M R. G. SchooL Hawkins of Forest City, N. C. Born in Huntsville, Ala., Miss Her fiance, born in FurE!St Barker is a 1969 graduate of City, N.C., is graduate of Cool £ ' Lyman High School. In 1971 she Springs High School and KAREN MARY BARKER graduated from Seminole Gardner Webb College, Boiling Community College, where she Springs, N. C. He is a former Junior High School. wasa member of CivincUes and professional baseball player for The wedding will be an event student government. She was the Boston Red Sox and is of June 19 at 4 p.m. at Rolling elected to Who's Who in presently physical education Hills Moravian Church, American Junior Colteges." teacher and coach at Apopka Longwood. ' Fashion, . . - - P .. V11% , I , I ' _____ -. - .:'-. - S. - ___ - . - It t _1 _ - .. —— _____ ' _____ lii!; _______ _______ __________ 3J ;. - •. Me =—_ - __ _.. .--- r , ., , , , * C I---- ._,. ~. so I Di s . U fi on ,— F!t4_:,- . ~ . S . fi '\ &. 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CUSTOM Ac,., ” D RAPE R I ES le, 2. i.-,;- .• _\' AWAY BLACKHEADS ... 'gL'-I' ,.F y,Z .AIt.r .. _________________________________________________ --'IN = __' .4f, -;; , in announces the opening of his office at - . , - Abb nutritional labeling on a box In terms of cost, of the three cereals we tested were low in was not a reliable guide to how highest-rated cereals, Maypo, fiber. Consumers Union's nutritious a cereal actually the first choice, was the least medical consultants believe proved to be in laboratory tests. expensive at just 3.4 cents per that bran cereals may be useful A nutritious cereal plays an For example, according to serving. Cheerios, the second for people who need more fiber important part in any diet. The the nutritional data on the choice, cost 6.1 cents per ser their diet. The granola supermarket shelves are package, Kellogg's Product 19 ving. The third-highest-rated products Consumers Union stacked with dozens of is fortified with 100 per cent of cereal, Special 'K," cost 6.6 tested also contained adequate products, ranging from the U.S. Recommended Daily cents per serving, amounts of fiber. None of the granolas to sugar-coated flakes A] ance (USRDA) for the In addition to their nutritional granola products ho wever, nor to maple -flavored oatmeal major '.itatnjris and iron Yet value, some cereals provide the one bran cer eal e tested, how do you know which Product 19 was one of the fiber, which by absorbing water was among the most nutritious. delivers the most nutrition for lowest-rated cereals in Conadds bulk to waste matter and Stick to the three the money' top-rated sumers Union's tests. Maypo, thus aids the passage of waste cereals. Fruits served with In the February 1975 Issue of which is fortified with only 30 matter through the digestive these cereals can contribute Consumer Reports, Consumers per cent of the USRDA, was the tract. Unfortunately, most fiber o the diet. Union reported the results of highest-rated cereal. laboratory tests made on 44 Scientlst.s have set s pecific _______________ iiiII popular brands of breakfast levels for some of the known (f-' cereals. Our laboratory testers essential nutrients. However, it found that 21 of all the brands is the combination of essential tested were nutrients, not just their ng deficient in terms of their quantity, that is Important for ability to sustain the life and hat e call a well-balanced growth of laboratory animals diet difficult to state ho Only three brands were top orated for nutritional quality and much of each nutrient is needed 20 brands were adequate to one for good nutrition. But if these degree or another, Ao / nutritional elements are lj, testing these cereals, missing from the diet, your Consumers Union found that well-beine nuiv be nffpetpd I ORTHOPAEDIC SURGE R Y 11y - - By THE EDITORS OF CONSUMER REPORTS (Tenth tun Series i THOMAS J. BRODRICK, M.D. " .. S 2 PRICE Three Cereal Brands Lead In Nutrition ________________________________ ie flhIi - t Telephone Hours by Appointment I -- dirt blackt ds. and other Masque relaxes tired facial '' ..we ---- .4410, For Older People QUEEN HELENE MINT JULEP MASQUE 15 MINUTE HOME TREAT(NJ MUST SHOW IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT OR YOUR MONEY BACK! A leading New York Doctor, skin, IosenIng pore caked ening expe,,enC as working with a cosmetic lab the cimple I -J . Regional Council, WInterl'ark. DIAMQA / I ' ___________ ___ S - you fl3 5523 :-; IN . , - ••.•'•••'s•••••..... Buy The Best for Less Eut Cleutrai /::.:-.:~, Headquarters - - - __ - _ , 1. ' *%! Appliance I . ut_ • 111 - T -i.l..lL ear . e she gave By ABIGAIL %'AN BUIIEN — I)EMI ABBY: Possibly "Too month-old patient who had DEAR ABBY: lama IS-year. 1) Tall" (the gal who corn- discovered a bottle of lye, and Sold girl who is pretty good plained becaus&' she was 6 ft. ingested Just one mouthful! solving problems, but I need tail is looking for a man who Is Being the grandmother of a help with this one. ft. plus. however, one curious toddler who visitsme One evening my parents frequentis' sees tall women often, I stopped right then and walked in to the front room and happily married to men who Inspected our home. found my boyfriend and inc are shorter. One such couple is lying on the couch. Wewere lust Abby, I couldn't believe th e the famous composer and talking. number t of dangerous poisons conductor, Johnny Green. Ever since then I have heard and you had always and and chemicals I .had stored been able to his beautiful statuesque wife, underneath my sink! nothing but remarks like, "The trust her And they Bonnie. next thing you know, he'll be on could easily have been within JUST TALKING If tall %somen would lower the *top of you!" And, "Don't ever reach of 'our precious DEAlt JUST: I'd tell her that their level of vision, they do that again!" might grandchild! she'd be wise to keep both feet vell find some very attractive, Abby, I've never done on the floor, and £ IIIU1I ( ' . nuld her ehii'ihte nw looking up at thcm took your anything that would cause them boyfriend - thatsotalking advice and in a with eager interest, not In trust me, and this upsets sleepink position could lead to ). AN LA. MSDS item under OC my boyfriend and me. nightmares she never dreamed %t.l).: Well said. thank you enough or printini, DEAR Do see anything wrong could happen. I'd say, "I still DEAR AIRY: I read the that important warning. with two people lying on the trust .ou, but people letter your- column from Dr. couch and talking' What would think better '.hen they're sitArnold Katz who described I)E,%fl (il(ANI)M,%: Don't You do If it were your daughter, ting lip." what had happened to a 16thank me. Thank Dr. Katz. I Profe ss iona l Center First Suite 5 -- : I'- I Easier To Trust_' Upright' Daughter IJVL IATt_ OPTOMETRY By for the Metropolitan Dade CoUrdyl'lanningDepartc piece. Triple practice hours ... :. jectives, Ms. Gruber says she ' would like t0 executIv director level within the planning profession. She also hopes to deveio her abilities to their fullest frpotential to be as effective as possible in formulating and realizing meaningful plans. __ ___ Kitch nAid , k 6, - _r -, Greenville, S C Mice fcIth1 .!es!!!lJeMI_.er(,ru_ Announces the opening :r his office iiri • r1i.r' uis ur i - .. -' k:t. _______ .- . i Alfred H. Cann, O.D. Pa I RINSES 1•' - . . .. IflAAIV r Doctor Develops Home Treatment that '1 Jctan Marie (Nealon) Brooks Rose Slae & Frank Joseph Kenneth Bernard Linda S. Lambert& Dale Ray Jane Marie McMillan & Orange Co., David f.snyder JimmIe & louise J Lorraj'c 1k d, 'rnti & -I S Deborah Ann English & Roy Allen Thomas English ; Michael B. Sirmon & Joyce I Arnold Thorley Jackson & Ann HarrIet Alice Anita C Greene & John M, • I _________________________________________ s Of Ma r r I age - ' Honey, 4C program purchases would approach the County child care in a private center Commission a second time in Kindergarten. With 4C rather than a government the hopes they will reverse an asEistance, Mrs. Hopkins is now center," Mrs. Carpenter ex- earlier decision, and commit contributing $5 a week toward plalned. "This way, the low some funds to 4C. her two younger children 's income child is not separated A speaker's bureau is care. from other childr en in a welfar e available to explain 4C to In. "If there was no 4C, I'd have center. Nor are public funds terested groups - call the 4C to quit work and go on welfare being used to develop services office in Orlando (6230) for so I could stay home with the In competition with private more information kids," she explained, enterprise." The 4C has also opened an Another aJterntive office In Sanford, located in leaving the youngsters with her She said 4C members will mother- was not really viable accelerating their efforts be part of the Health and to Rehabilitative Services for Mrs. Long because it would obtain donations in the building on East First mean her mother having tOgi%.e Seminole County community Susan League (telephone 322up working. during the coming months, and 1661) is in charge. . iii it .. --_ -- -. A edit ' from Florida State University . -, Seaboard Coasdfne Railroad r Union. The bridegroom Is a radial drill op.rator at Acmc C veyür Cu., ie. rn " -_~ ~ Annie Goodwin and Gwendoly Lewis of l Angeles, Calif maids of They wore floor length uty Tips Enhance Grooming .. `A `~ profession, she is member of the American Institute of Planners, the American Socicty of Planning Officials, the State of Florida Recreation Advisory Committee, and theOrange County Community = Council Advisory Committee. same add. .. " "': As far as her career oh. . __ - di:,.. Airport Blv. No. 112, Vickie Lou floggeti, 26, t ox 239 Apopka.E B 0 C Brown, 47 216 Buttc Ave., Wik Springs, Mary P Brown, 38, ... "1 municipalities and analyzed K' ' f_W 1 I . F .11 tpehnie. neci # p - . ______— . AIL ~1111~ . . Sunday, Jan. 25.__976-IC - - ... j 5- orb' - ' Evening Hcrdd, Sanford, Ii -, .- — •• / matching lace. Th kJ was also embossed with chnntilly lace. Her chapel d ___ • / hi1ace She carrie a whiteBible cascaded with a c1ustr - ________ ,, V'~~ ~ I rI — jr - — ' Carmelita Hopkins of _____ Greenville, S. C. was organist; soloists were Miss Annie Goodwin and James Morris, j Ms. Gwendolyn Lewis recited a fF f poetic tribute. marriage by her mother, wore a floor length formal gown of candlelight peau de sole cahancd with chantilly Lice. The empire bodice with high neckline featured a front panel of matching lace Thesleeves were enhanced with lace down totheflttedwrjstwhjch was ~ 4iJJ I - J (Continued from Page l) 1im Rest Baptist Church, Greenville , S.C. was the setting of the 6 p.m. nuptials of M Brenda Allen Hatch of Sanford to Leonard Spring II of Johnstan, S. C. Rev. C. S. Sanders he&d the vo ws of the couple a canelight 3ece. The bride escorted to the by her bcotheMn4aw, - . 4C Aids Mothers, Kids Wedding Vows Repeated ift F~ y Hatch-Springs _____ ... - i a — . ,- .dowft% I Melvin Jones, 25, lit. 3 Box 590 Oviedo, Carlotta Weston, 24, same add. Scott H. LaJeur1e, , Fords, N.J., Elizabeth A. Duda, , Hi. 3 Box 650 Oviedo .11 ,1-*. When stat c electri ci ty to hat looks like a slopp colors, such as the proverbial becomes a problem with your make-up Job. So stay within the black You can vary achair in winter, be sure to use a lines nature gave you and cessories jewelry and hair conditioner after washing consider a flattering shade of scarves that add different to solve the problem. color more than the shape or colors and styles — and-chances Applying lipstick beyond your size of your lips. are you won't be accused of natural lipline to give your lips wearing the same dress every a fuller look simply doesn't In dress clothes, it's a good time an occasion calls for work. It merely draws attention idea to stick to less flamboyant dressing up. . ______ . ,a Till — - .fl 1.. - 0 Royce B. Thcrnas, 50, 1415 : 1' Park Dr., Casselberry, Donna ft. J Miller, 45, same add . 1 jr . Daniel Hopkins, 40, 192 Warren Ave. Longwood Gwendolyn J. Fryer, 30 709 isDyaI ' Ln., ,t, Exchange Vows Of Marriage effy Marintha Ann Tills became Mr. and Mrs Lester L Tillis, white silk organza Ronald G. Mayer, 29, 149 over satin lace and she tamed a bouquet the bride of M ark E. Dyal with Seminole Drive, Lake Mary. with lace trim around the of white nrest Linda F Cook, rosebuds. 22, 2206 Kingsland Ave., Rev. J. E. McKinley officiating The bridegroom is the son of sweetheart neckline and down at the double ring ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Dyal, the front and hem. 11cr A reception was held at the Orlando. Jan. 9 at 4 p.m. train home of the bridegroom's uncle Bradford L Foley, 19, 110 5 Plumosa Dr., Sanford. and headpiece were also •01 and aunt, Rev, The bride is the daughter of and Mrs. J.E. Airport Blvd., No. — B3, Thelma TV- bride wore a gown of white organza trimmed with McKinley of Pala tka. J. Hinkle, 21 , same add. Barker-Hawkins r IuPui - . I I Loraine Dr. 222 Alamonte Springs Donald C Sarles, 36, Box 182, Wanda J. Curry, 40, 2776 Ridgewood Ave. George W. Morris, 24, 1 Drew Ave., lillian D. Ferrell, - were Larson, first; Bill Gielow. second; and Virginia Mercer, third. Crabtree Is congratuLated by daughter, Leslie, for her place in the Home Sewing dlvlsI(m (Herald Photos Jean Patteson) 'h' ,,, It a' . ~A . . I tin I 26, 229 va The following were awarded winning ribbons in the Family Sewing Diston: Eve Crabtree, first, a child s lung gown and pinafore ensemble, Linda Reck, second, a child's dress, and Vi Clark, third, a shirt she tailored for her husband. d f A im, 419 Eileen M. Serracs, 26, 119 1nd Wll Bobby Wright, ,Cocoa, Artent 1ton, 34, Cocoa James F. Troutner, 35, 112 Essex St., Altamonte Springs, Gloria J. Bohn, 26, same add. Claude Duncan, 52, Box 418 Longwood,EIoIseM. Lommier, 52, Box 44, Longwood j0 C. Jr., 27, 15 N. Oxalis Dr ., Wray Or],, Delores J. Mendoza, , IM Magnolia. Richard W. Boyd, 25, Box 145, Lk. Monroe, Deborah A. Hall, 22 305 S Sunland Dr. - V F./ — . Among the many items exhibited In the Crocheting Division, / - . The following were winners in the Needlepoint Division: Lourene Messenger, first for a pillow; Doris Harririm, second, a colorful plaque, and Ruth Gaines, third, miniature petit point plaques • I- j r J A ____ - A AN ..7. — Other winners in the various categories were as follows: Boutique, first place, Kay Hall, for a stitchcry wall hanging; and ilftng, Jeffi Kirk, flr place or a boy 'hug me" quilt, and second place for a quilt done in brown tones. H '4 1 Prize whmers Imtode (top, from left) i"TI Kirk, Ame jArsw and L44rene Messenger; also j.&Jgg Kay fljJ ($ $J 0 ggy MeKehrzy In the Florida Materials category. Mrs. McKelvey also captured all three ribbons for the following: pine owls on cork, a pine cork wreath, and a Capri Shell choker. Her pearl design necklace won a blue ribbon in the Bead Work Division, and her paintings, both atract and snes were awarded five ribberL,, including first, second and third places. j ~t 4r. -0 op f L~I* . - I ~ ( 11 .. PI$P 't ip ,. .. . A. ' ____ 7fl'-,, .f'•,, - - / During the luncheon, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Walter A. Gielow, Laurie Dickey announced the winners, after the Judges, Rubye King and Martha Orwig completed the ad- ' ' ,S.• While entries were being registered, clubwomen were entertained with a musical program presented by Liz Mathieuz, soprano, and Bryan Harden, pianist and vocalist. 4 I. , " .4 ~; NEW YORK Jeannieyoun' workin Miller Gruber, A Winter 'omen been the development of a reports, evaluates needs awl Park throhlhnt 1 , the pncpa1 Iagiuer, has be have recreation and conservation deficiencies of the area, works excelled in pursuit of their plan for her region. As a result, with Citizen Advisory corn. Magazine's ramed as one of Glamour specific Vocational goals. Their the area has ac(ljred many mittees, studies data with show a wide range new parks and preserved a planning and zoning officials, Working Women OUtstanding of 1975. She is profe5sIo of choices and reflect a growing the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. number of critical conservation writes proposals, then assists Interest amnorip wcmen to sites Edward J. Miller of Miami, In addtion, the plan is cities and counties In irnPursue cairers - not Glamour's twelve achievers Just Jobs. being used as a statewide plementing them. As principal planrer for the were selected from over 750 East Central Florida Regional model. Ms. Gruber has a Bachelor of When working out a plan, MS. Arts degree applicants and in history and a cross-section of represent Successfula Planning Coujl one of Ms. Gruber studies existing OGruber's mninr Master of Science o -m In Gruber 's '.•'Jv' ojects nas uUons, makes socio-economic interdepartmental social . science with an urban planning M Gordon A. Loche, 43, PO ^ ,. - A 1833Kissy, Patricia L. Rich. 49. 'e, If . __,% ,Vk POB 3203 Forest City - F .yh.,.%-.:%~~~~IN-.~.~;!:,;~.;~-,.-~wzI I I -'/,' -....% .Fema le P lanner Honored ,11 W .. %14 —- Applications ___ ":-:, ______ 4t,4 S-4,• '4 (4 " ,,_.. r -- *.4j.. "74 t.,,( .'..,, '). r','tf'' -1 k, -,o - -4 -.. _. J .,' .,ç _,, ',; * 4 -I N A I" 14 ~ b'.% '__- '—c ' - 7. - .1.. 7 .) i'.i7,, ç't J '- - ,__ /' �_MW - ______ • .- - __ __ p - - - - - - = --:.•-- * - -, :. - i -•' -q - T - -- ' - -1 -- - - - -- - - - - -. - --- . -. - -- - - - 1 . .- .- - - -, - . - . 4C-Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 2S, LEETLE BAILEY Ani..fN to Prot' Actress Mort Walker ___________________________________________________ PR. SONKlJ, X KEEP \ OAviN& T141_4 .' TELL ME (L ME.ABOUT . N/ Anita FOR TE TRP TIME VQ J, __-I- I . I - - A ( 9 - I - 4- r J = - I - - H - meeting 24 Violent storm 28 Summon lotth 32 Oiscar in her field, for one 33 Slair part 0 . . I/ IS . 35 Gift's name 37 Spring. summer. fall 39 Continued IO creature 7 Conduclor's Fas!,d,ous 10 37 Bud's sibling 38 Artists' If Ames kr 43 Ftencn irb GEMINI I May 21-June 20) If you put your mind to it today you'll come up with clever ways 48 Paradise 50 Air (prefix) capital Am " i 4!4olfr WE . ! I . E~1111! - 11. - - A-T-00 I := thda - .. II ., ;1 ~__ I - - `_` .---- I - - . . _ll~ - .) 8 - 11 . ==_ - it ' q& . - . CAPRICORN (Dec. =an. 19) You could make tin ol A- tl -__ .; ! - I -.01.0- . b"', _k - = %., --- . - - - , . 4- -I - --- :3 - ______ .- t . - . -__ ".L r , C I ,----- 4~ - ,.~ -~r; . ._. . - 7 "a do I_ >. -_ --- .1 ~& - I " I A6 1C* . _/f _________ T - I'll :,~ir .. 1 - - - N ____ % .I - - :. / V I 0 - 4 - - '--4 . ________ r / . I_ I 1 - -- - ,• _____________ . ti~". - . - ___ - JIL_ .I ~ - --- -- ( .. 10 - rJ'r' .. ___ "i- . 11L - -- - ._.I ______ -'. - I-W TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGIwARIUS (Nov. Someone whom you'll be 21) Keep %viult is told you in closely associated with today confidence today strictly to may lay a few suggestions on yourself, If others were to have you worth) of curisideratlon been let in on It the) would listen carefully. know alreativ. 40 Chest fattlel 41 Crafts 42 Vegetable j - ___ o 23-Dec. 46 Academy(ab.) fpl) Janua '25 1976 You're likely to experience a Take a firm and realistic stim few minor frustiations today, today on . but you .should be able to cope fecting 31 S 8 Brythonic sea 21 Inquires god searchingly 9 Mo-iihs (anal I 2'9 Norwegian sicty ___ HI F S nda f T discord 19 Rodent 2 Univiersity in 21 Calm Ohio 22 Breakfast 3 Foundation food 4 Root finials 23 Depravities 5 Crimson 24 Ancient Irish 6 Swimming c api tal 34 Anatomical ' I DOWN 20 Before 1::. 11 -_ efs 57 Her native land 17 SaIntes lab ) . - J I P - 16 Veslogts 91 1 1-14 o ( 4 r. ..., ~r T:- I - i 49SehnmaI - I~ ~ ____ r -71 ; ;.*, - 44 RFcu'NGMA,2 II!IIIIIIIIIIIIW II ____ HOROSCOP E I ______ MA514ED LAKE, IN A MOUNTAIN OF 0N - - - ___________________________ I - 41 Mucuhne ACROSS IM tN Ti4E MIPPLE OF A GRAVY ___ -- - rLLJ& - - - -- - *.. ,"~ V I -1 .. . - .~,-.,_ n 14 - I- A trlxs " - - 13 14 (',%N'('FR (Jline 21-Jilly ??! Let your hair down it bit today. I I 1111 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 24 by Larry Lewis ___________ 28 - 25 26 27 ---- I FATE I.VHILS THIS PARTY FOR THE ACCREDITATiON HAS JUST ST E PPED IN COMMITTEE WAS A GOOD i DEA 'N. (...A.ND PRES/L)EVT ,, 34 .- -35 / / 1. / - - %IIU,O (Aug 23Sept 22i Companions who are a bit too frivolous are likely to turn you off into something heavier. - I - - - - 39 . v - - I I ,` 'V\\ \ -------------- - - -' -'- I -11 vl^ I ;, A C: I 1115=11111111 y P., ! i 11 ____ i A% P'N CI 'AK1 I -.?q I , OID'1XJSMLE IOcOtSE NO ç I'LL SWEAR M IT ON P, 1_ Ill'--' I ____ NECESSARY, I I £1042 V65 #QJ9 410762 Jan 25, 1976 (.1 . West 1 r / _____ . ___ - _. PRISCILLA'S POP I 1k I , -, - - - ~ J 0~ * _111~~ - -, - - L _.: r - I i IE' . v" - .,v-1 ! i:,~t I - HE GETS 70 0 .1 N07 ONE WORD ~ - *,N - 1_ .k TWE NEXT _r'I . 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N -1 - : , -L't, -- -- , M - . 7~, 1"""'. .1 ~-: ,,0 , -4~` -~ ---,~i-.,.1."", ~d We, i: E5 . 9 lk ( 0 -C 1. 8 :: g~ ~ in 1W . ) r-_---:~ 1 ZI 00 > a . --..____ ,~ M GAR.T, THAT gj-jNG l rJ TN SYMPHoNY M Z I 'a - . . . 4, 1g ,,;,_ eL i ~ ROMM .__ a __ , .ZF, __ - YOU HAVE - 1I a) i .L . _.:4~. .iA .. I - i) 1, - ,."-I ,,__~ - __~ ~ I -, _J ___ - . I , -i __ -.-.. RN E byBobThoves . j ___ ' N C, U. 61i AIII - - -' Jv M - - __ ~ Y t_~It N S 0 %O's 0 I 1. A 11 1 ;i ot 4 E I• - 10 r ~ I ~ & g ~ J >; ~ V; .J .! ' .TrOST 1 1 9 6 )TOM I I/ FRANKANDERNEST .-- I . Im I ~r iiiiiiiiiiiiiii ) _ __ -:,r .- _. -1 -- __ - _ _=_ _ --.-__* ---, 1~~~ _-__-, , :.:~~ t~ - - . :10(jm I ; 8 a: 9 7 - ~:§ a t ~ ~~ ! > I W ~. I l,~' 40 ix 2 g .6 'a 8 Zik a t a IV ~ ~II- < 3: <- J i I .0 - 02:6 Z es I I iI I 2I - " - ?I I ~ I .cc I. i , . , Ii H -Y~ t '0to 9 - -- ------------------------- along SULJQSENEADJTQGOTLHB . ,- -. - - __ 04 Lz - - _ -77 -- ~ -1 _______ -tZ _____ -T-- ___________ W LL C) C9 ~ f M 1 6fJ8§ G Z . 0 in gaining co-operation. Present ~ - I • - . - ,I .. --- - 3 q. in _ A~ - I w - . -7 1 . -- - a L; - ° C H, _____ " +.. CJ . " __. . - 4; '-a _____________ II fi A G EI a -, . ' • -- 1 - .-;~57_ -,_-, . I ____ VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. 22) It would be unwise to leave till a 11*~ ___ L ____ ) le i-1-I ___ I you can simply coast. CARNIVAL ODGE __ _ jf~ . 4 4 .. receive copies of MODERN.) SEEK & FIND _____ % PIStE.S eb 20.March 20) tendencies to overindulge or to Important achievements are LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You to enter your life this coming can be very persuasive today in year, especially if you pursue " ~ %%%~., \ ______ handiing such a situation is to answer individual questions bid six, not five. in the suit you it stamped. self-addressed sould normally respond in if envelopes are enclosed. The / _____________ 0 in outlet woul d do you a world of good today. Try toget out and see new U__, \j ____________________________ -- :mportance that can easfly be I _$- --,'&---- e * t it _; ,.0 I - ______ t __________________ AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19 showing that you have that for the experts? Write "Ask specific first-ruund control. the Jacobys" care of this were void of either and will spades or diamonds. he would JACOBY __________ I , W -' _______________ ' '17' 11 _, ft ououtof . 11 I If South ' - fun today, but guard against Blackwood and you happen to forgive you. be void of some suit you fl) ;:; -* fl .4 It . your case logically, * 7. Some form of active social LEO Jul) 23-Aug 22) Have I ... I ,' --- m w- '.. !, P. , I - C 0 0 #445i-_~ - _~~~!~~iA'it- N __ wrong and do miss a slam parner III When your partner use by Al Vermeter A F:INE EXAMPLE la 3 l'u 7y I Opening i East XA - -- L GEMINI(May 21-June 20) In the picture. situations today where partners ° associates are invohed, CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Y ou'll find others are quite don't unwittingly make more aiof willing to be helpful today conccssionst are provided you don't make thiem you. A Maine reader wants to know if it iseercorrect to lie in i n responding to a Blac kwood four notrump call There are times when j Ii' Ii -0 J!Z ";~oa 4 %A,,~B r Both vulnerable ,TEST ,, thosewhocan'thel hearts and it was Just as easy for tosrap up 13 tricks &76 #A543 Negotiations should prove thwe who can now help ad. rofitable if ou / • SAGITTARIUS 23-DC 21) Work dosel, today with clubs, So South jumped right • - - - Conduct business t oday in a thorough prudent manner I -- "4!!. '!-' But his missing suit happened to be clubs and West had bid ace and an apparently In;por tant void. This six-diamond bid made it easy for North o sev en soum oToTEpoucE1 si~g AND YOU CAN TAKE lo , ?4F Iii I I .A TNArkrBE AND __ - - £53 V4 , AT TkAT PRETTY - EAST Chic Youn - - WEST I £QJIO8g2 £9643 BLON DIE --' AK5 - [OFFEK -~i~ , 11 VAJ3 • ,/4// II j ~ 5. simply respond five diam - .0 \ (flJJ( HhltTHU1t', Sound-off important ideas on Be alert today for an opone hose opinion you value portunit) to add to your toda) before rushing into the resour"es, but don't look to an fiti> 1tLU3dtuustepS area that has profitless in -, I - BRIDGE AT Its ()'%%tll) nd JtIES J%flt\ -' -s.. L - -' _- -I WIN I " 4-~ - 0 M e M. i - _7~.? ~--_..r-_r, .--;.-,i._-,__:;`~~v,, ft _______ -. - 1 E5R1iGW IEA/ __ -:, Z __ - ,_ . - _~ r ~~ o L MAYIX HE. WON'T EAT530 Mucl J . -V ____ inay filter down to you through plans by laying strong foun. 10 a friend today. 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' I L I 1 ' Fechtel The attorney monitors the proceedg and presen eidence to jurors But Hernng sass it wand jurors who nake the (ul docion — not the sth attorney You know 'IIerrg said whenaardjun maka ____ one of the charges stuck Brock said In (act, Bfock fc if a eer 'in(k it to iil Its blant and Weaks for itself E3rock added Mter Judge Wallace Hall last week dned the and jur) charges agast the io, IIemg refiled - _ ____ he ys he h can e ma pu ic - In response to the Pratt numtes request for a special prosecutor, Heg says, I tnk they (m mittee members) ought to do somethi stead of t talk . - ___ --' _____ _______________ - - -- - ____ -_____ _____ - - - ___________________ -'______ ___ ____ p L4' - - Leesburg, Ryan plans to keep ___ - __________________ — — I ----. _____ ________ __________ In essen Uemg sass the grd ju 'co ien of the 11inunhty and tit if jurors (md V(JWIC U that ioIaUono( the law hat ocue iIictments e likely to follow IIemg aiso pots out that if a and j _____ - x ___ __ A 1 i _______ p_I I ___ I \ \_ Herring Denies His Office Totally Influences Jury _ 2 - — -- Oni) tountt Conuiitssioner — Ilarri Kwiatkoski was n opposition to Rin s running f'irpoliticaloffiwhileholdmg the top job at 'Scniinole Count) Port L. AIltbor1tlSCnPA 11oweer R)ans assant [nuller sdtoda) that SCOPA attorne> William ____ llutchLsnn is rear'ng the ___ issue to Insure S(OPA board members that Ryan can legally n for political office while NO! NO! NO! criminal trials at Sanford. _ I __ _____ — - -... - - - -" ______ — _______ arks Gham of Inood decided to go for a Sday dthe In h ampWbiou aumobGe In the past Cowart has - muired of defense attornevc f TOthS attorne)s attenthng thetrclientsaregotngtotrial the sounding of the docket said schedWed at least two aitorne)s had to ThetrialdockeIof14crinal stand cases for this eek before Another circuit judge when Cosari, as published b thi ______________________ iked about Cii.'arts acttrr Circt Court Clerks of(icc — d, 'I e neer heard of this listedthetr1a1sforCourtroomI ore e ar as on the second floor of the JUDGE COART know theres nothing in tht courthouse south Judicial ing Admtnistrate Order about it Onl one of thc Seminol ae held the proceethn fl AdmmtraUse Order is m chanbers On all occasions the a document outlining loal judges, Robert 8. McGregor, pee has been allowed to sit in court 1es. has in the past held the on the sounding When repotters gent to ief - - ' - -----; - - - - - --_--.- ;:- ______ ;-:---: —ï _______ - E - - _____ ______ - - -- - ________ _________________________ - -. - ffleld Photo by Bill % Inerni Jr, Othcr judges iniluding Co art ch4inther at 9 15 this mormn - (Continued On Page 2-A) - - -- ____________ I ____ - - ___ plans are to retain his posion ____________ --- ________ __________ _______ 5 ,'l - - H 11 1 • m ____ ____ ( ,, 1llequ1phscar1thto-a) AroundTheCkk radio equipment and maintain Bridge 4-A 28 mightbeinneedofadecjon Crso 2-B eled to the House codn I do 2B __________ Ilorcopc lersd R>an was out of Obituaries ______ ________ - -j -- I ____ _______I LO\G WOOD Brad eus the ruxrent method of current1 held b James Smith A operator hired under the dependent laborator) pired ______ r _____ - . ________ ______ ___ • ____________ - -- . -- - - m - I- 0 g -- f\ — 6 bt Vihlen felt Fechtcl was too strong ñ ) III II \ g 0 2 5 0 -- I /I ____ I — _____ 0 ¶ — - . entering the race - - I ____ _____ - ____ 1th a chane of Chairman J H Grant told Other items on the agenda Anderson said he as r' 'o sk Fechiel s job Vthlen has shotr Highs in the low to council tt Mitchell said an include an appearance b) opposed to Seminazzi ptr - g 2 0 se rpac age p ants ser ing (ouil members June 1 or the 1ar area anu t1ie mann and Pathr Andersen (iciall> announced his intention Tueda - — Sunda) 's high l t(a) s low needed to set up a laborator) for testing sewer plant effluent the upper Southeast to necessary to equip a \oheastlkeStreetextended the man's background and I is considering entering a race 20 rn p h decreasing at night hoeer, Grant said Mitchell map appointment to the land Smith had origina1l been 1 tr for the U S Ccngress against Rain probabilit) 30 per cent had scaled do the estimate of planning agency planning and appointee ' Republican lktalls and tidts on Page A The (until asked th i ____ - _____ ____ _____ ________ 'I cs — I I ç -I ___ ____ ,: district councilmen Ma>or orKshop meeting for 710 James U. Irmann and City p.m., Thursda, with Ut) - _____ ___ ... - . - .. 0 - •- _____ — 'I iI . o 2 , m ('vi • I _____ lh ALOIE MURPIIY Authority Administrator the cnimi(tee to havt I I T - I - the Sanford Cii) Connission ' locatin -- 'O& - - RI 4'JV S - I -- _< ___ 1 -- ------ _•_ ----- - ' Bankers Corn,mttee of the l, I -- - - - _________ I ofreprentatiresoftheDI _________ _ a - - ___ _ -- -- POLICE _ - Thciorninitteeisexpectedto building the cli) hall on the .---- --- - -- - .. Photos hs Bill inctnI Jr In a draft report dated Ut -- i. * e sponsoring a seminar th week dealing th tnaUgation of hold off on making a final 2,mo re than locating it on rape and child molestatIon. Walter V. Melugh11n, left, foer decion on locating the city ball the lcre site. Knowles' final ctor, ho left with Dr. John until the uirnmiion's first report on proposed city ball flll 1nthg coordinator, jinehanofSC. tfleraldPhothbyfllllVincentjr.j meeting in March. in order for locations is due F'eb I. SEMINAR _ __.. 1 '• _.-e r - _________________ . - Foreman heard - '-'v . - ___________ - --, ______ . U Ro Hughes - --- - 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, January 25, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 25, 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/9671423e7d89cc12bba15af8734d60de.pdf 2c4a28306469fb8b2287f4583394da36 PDF Text Text : 4 - -. .'EveningHeraId,Sanford FL - LegoTNiice Flood Control Funds Included In Budget . -r- - ....z. UC' _. :-:. -. - . r.... . :_ . . ''- r fl".':. '.c" ::- 'ta' . ,. .,Cr':. . C'T. 'rIt.". ' " ' -. : - '." 'C ' 'IC '' ' - i" . V = :. 'V.:. .V 'C "C - .... __________________________ Thursday, Jan. 22, 976 ___ ya_c.CrC'C' ' Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, ?S•2322.CA.Ot.D OCEAN FEDEqAL SAVINGS AND LOAPj ASOCIAl ION A United States Corporation, Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice CITY O1 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUSHAME Notice is hereby given that I am Notice is hereby given that I am %1 Notice i hereby given that we are engaged in business at 7L53 Empire eged in business at 490 w. engaged in bul'flt%S it P.0.6 47, Place. Sanford, Seminole County, SanIanjo Spings Rd.. Longwood Ft'ci Park. 3770. Seminole Countv.'b Florida under the Ilctitiou name of 37750. Seminole County, Florida Florida under the tictlt3ou name of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SUPERIOR PRODUCTS, and lha I untjei the IClituu cc .*CCtA1CS. and that I the Planning Board of the City of intend to reglttq said name with the SANLA NDO AUTO SALES. and that Intend to ri'cistec said name with the Altamonte Springs. Florida. thu Clerk of Ute Circuit Court, Seminole we intend to register said name with Clerk of the Circui. Court. Seminole I said Boardwitl hold a pUblic hearing County, Florida In acordancp with lnø fIøk Congressman Richard Kelly t ct cc.rt, Cn'nty, Ftnrida in ccordanc.' with The Central and Scuthern JAME5 H. SAUHOEkS and wife, to consider the questIon 01 "I'iia p d.SVd th provisions of the Fictitious Seminole County, Florida in ac the provisionS of thC f(titioU5 R- Holidayt has announc I SHARYN Y. SAUNDERS, JAMES designatingandauigning thezoning flood control project covers portanec has been recognized YOUNG, YOLANDA Name Statutes, To Wit: Section ordance with the provisions Ot the Name Statutes, To Wit: Section classIfication of Industrial Light to eoso Floridô Statutes 1957. that funding for the Central and about 16,000 square miles of 18 by the adminlstrjfflon in the formerly YOLANDA J. PHILLIPS. 56509 Florida Statutes 1951 cictltious Name Statutes, To Wit McKEON. property described below, as that S: Todd 0. Conklin SectIon 165 09 Florida Statutes 1937. S GtCU J Ester Southern Florida flood control counties in Central and South preparation of the budget in a 511vig spouse of RAYMOND E. classification Is described in the Publish: Jan I, I. IS, 27, 1976 PubIith Jan 15, 27.29, Feb 5, 1976 S John Roiveti, Jr project, in the amount of $6 florida. McK EON. deceased, and :omprehensive Zoning ordInance oI flF'/.I yearwhenfiscalrestrainj Fr,t ONar DCV 66 million, and the Four River JACKSONVILLE NATIONAL tne City of Altamoote Springs, byword," 'IIth Jan 15,22, 79, Feb 5, 1976 BANK, -, FICTITIOUS NAME It Florida, No. 2757) embraces Basin project, in the nount Lake I1uiIv 1 rivruy ivcri inoi i am .CIRCUIT THE IN COURT ( ) $5 million, were includeri in the Okeechobee, its regulatory NOTICE OF SALE described below: outlets, a large portion of the CrcIe. Lor.cwxd 32750, Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. fiscal 1977 budget submjtte(j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT Forest accorc'ng to County, Florida, tictitiout CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA puisuant to Final Judgment of the Lot plat205. th.reof as City, recorded in PIat name of NEWunder WAYthe CARPET the Congress by President Everglades,theupperst Johns COUNTY, FLORIDA. ForecIosL,p rendered ofl the 16th Book 7, Page 60. of the Public CLEANERS, and that I Intend to CIVIL Ford. and Kissimmee River basins CASE NtiMUER: 7S2'23-CAO4.F day of January, 1914. in the above Records of Seminolc County, register said name with the Clerk ACTION NO. 7S4024CA04G IN RE: The Marriage of CITY OF and the lower east coast of RE: The Marriage of styled cause, wherein OCEAN Florida, lying South of SR. 4)1, and the Circuit Court. Seminole County, MAG CHARLES r RAN K LI N MAX A' TAMONTE SPRINGS, The funding will be for the Florida. FEDERAL C, IF SAVINGS AND LOAN all of that properly lying between Florida in accordance with the Petitioner SCARBOROUGH, WELL. Petitioner and FLORENCE FLORIDA Army Corps of Engineers to ASSOCIATIOPI, a United States thesoulhernmoltboundryof LoI2Oi ixovitions ot the Fic$ltiov Name K MAXWELL. R'spondent, Notice of Public Hearing Corporation, i ptaffltiIf, and to the City LImits and also that part and NOTICEOFSUIT Statutes, To Wit: Section 56509 CARL SCARBOROUGH. ReSpOfl TO. Florence K Maxwell protection of the highly tirprojects, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SHARYN Y, SAUNDERS, JAMES Lot 205. and att lands south ot • Donald R Lent: NOTICE OF SUIT 5unnysideQcns County The Four River Basin project flooding Attamonte Springs. Floriva. that tormerly YOLANDA J McKEON, present City Limitt (centerline of DFV A •,nd hurricane SlidBoardwlllboldapublichearing Sulviving spouse of RAYMOND C Wekiva Creek). _____ Residence Unknown I N ew York 11)01 _Her !_ ___ 68th --— _____________ w - __ Year, No, 132—FrIday, January 23, Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - --------------. Legal Notice Southwest Florida, including district. canals, Kelly's testimony before the Inittee last May WUS tflStrumental in obtaining funda 73, said Ordinance being the Com BANK are DeIendants, Civil Action Book 7. Page 60, Public Records 01 Ftorida, The amendment to be theCircuif Court in and for Seminole SR 4)1 and West of the Present City In the matter of the Adoption of considered is more fully described County. Florida, Will 6t 11:00am, Limits(Wc.stlineofLotll9extended M L.L Indtrial Lignt Zoning to allow bdder for cash at the West front corner of Lot 20), run reservoirs, and such flood protection and water CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOIl 659) Chatewood E 165 teet, p zoning as a retail and wholesale Seminole County, Florida, the IoS fort. S. 191.7 feet, sttiraslerly Herring Files New Sunshine Law Charges dict!!it5." ____________________________________________ Legal Notice ° DALE E ANSTINE,Attorney for KENNETH M. BEANE, P 0. Petitioner Wife, whose address 'S Draw, One, Casselb.,rrt', Florida Cik of the abovestyled Court on or comiiiiioners and the county charged County Commission said when the above styled Court on or before herring's chief atant in Kwiatkowski and you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED aJudment mAy be entered auainst ctheiSe a Judgment may b en held in the City Hatl of Altamonte County, Florida. to wit TnhIp 21, Range 79 WilNE55myhandondlhesealot Dissolution of Marriage vU writte,,uefenses it any Springs, Florida, or Thursday, Lot 71, Block D, CAMELOT. UNIT THE PUBLIC HEARING will be to it on IRVING B. GUSSOW, ESO. said Court on this 79th day of February 5, 1976, at 700 p m , or at WITNESS my hand and the seal 0, ONE. according to the Plal thereof held in the City Halt of A'tamonte Law Offices of Rosen',blum & December, 1915. soon thereafter as possible, at which said Court on this the 30th day of as recorded in Plat Book 15. Pages SprIngs. Florida, on Thursday. Pipkins, whose addrets is Suite 705, (Seal) December. A D 1975, time interested parties an citizens $3 and 54, of the Public Records of February 5, 1976. at 7:00 p m., oras 130 East Highway 4)6. Casselberry. Arthur H Ockwlth, Jr. for and against the proposed zoning (Seal) Seminole County, Florida. which Florida $000 thereafter as possible, 32707. on or before February Clerk of the Circuit Court at text amendment will be heard, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Said sale will be made pursuant to time interested parties and citizens 16th, 1976; othetwite, a judgment By Lillian T Jenkins Clerk of the Circuit Coirt THIS NOTICE is to be published and in Order to satisfy the terms of for and against the proposeti zoning may be entered against you for the Deputy Clerk by posting in three public places said final judgment, By: Möry N. Oarden will be heard DALE F. APISTINE relief demanded in the petition, within the City of Altamonte Deputy Clerk Dated January 2Olh. 1916 THIS NOTICE is to be published WITNESS my hand and th seal of P.O Box 2517 Springs, Florida, at least fifteen (Seat) PubliSh Jan 1. 5, IS. 27, 1916 by posting one' copy on the property this Court on ths 17th day ot Orlando. FlOrida 27)02 clays prior to the date of public ' 0EV 5 Arthur H Beckwitli, Jr. aforesaid described and by posting January, 1976 Attorflt'y for Ckrk of Itir Circuit Court inthreepublicp4eceswitp,inth,i,y (Seal) Petltioner.Wife NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE JANUARY, 1976. AD, Deputy Clerk Clerk of least fifteen days prior to thi*t, ' in. Clrr,.;, c,-. IOrF!clAL SEAL) fMiLLiP P1. LOOAPI Of virtuC of that certain Writ of public hearing, By Elaine RiCharcl,' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AN C) S Phyllis Jotdahl. SHINHOLSER, LOGAN Ececutlon Issued out of and under Deputy Clerk DATED THIS 16th DAY OF FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, City Clerk AND MONCRIEF seal of the County Court of JANUARY 1918, A.D Law Offices of FLORIDA Cly of Attamonte Post Office flo, 29 Orevard County. Florida, upon a (OFFICIAL SEAL) ROSENBLUM r'ipi,ç CIVIL ACTION Spr,cqs, Florida Sanford. Florida 3277) NO. 7.37.CA.Q9.A final judgment rerered in the ______ By Irving B Gusss 5. Phyllis Jordahl. DIVISION A Publish Jan. 22. l76 Attorneys for Plaintiff aforesaid court on th 30th day of Suite 205, City Clerk FIRST FEDERAL 3AVINGS AND October. A 1 1973, in that certain __________ ______ 0EV 112 Springs. Florida Casselberry, Florida 37707 COUNTY. a cor. America, Inc. Plaintiff, vs Pubtith: Jan 72 1976 Publlth Jan, IS, 27, 79, Feb. S. 1976SEMINOLE porallan organized and existing _________ _______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Georgianna Jeffrey Seivwright. 0EV 105 DEVil NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME under Ihe Laws 01 Ihe United States Defendant, which aforesaia Writ , EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Notice is hereby gvt that we are of America. Execution was delivered to me as Plaintiff, 0 COUNTY. FLORIDA. Highway 177 (P.O. Box 661), FLORIDA, NINTH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. RAY CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S23I7CA09.E JUDICIAL BABER andwlte, KATHRYN andlhavelevleduponttsefotlowirig Longwood, Seminole County, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ORANGE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE M BARER and OCTAVIO described property owned by TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a Car nameof MOHAWK PADDLE'5,and Ca No. 75.10433 NO. 76.43.CA.09.0 poration organized and existing property being located in Siminole thatweintendtoregistersaidnome CENTRAL FLORIDA PRODUC Defendants ROBERT under the laws of the United States POMERAPITZ and County, Florida. more particularly *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court. NOTICEOFACTION TION CREDIT ASSOCIATION, ELLEN POMERANTZ, his wife', of America, described as tollows Seminole County. Florida, in ac TO OCTAVIO C NIEVES and Plaintlts, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, One (1) 1989 Ford, 2dr.. ID No ccrdarice with the provisions of the vs MARY Nt EVES 9A35H7771)O, I cylinder Fictitious Name Peidcnc Unknow Statute, ToWit DAVID 0. PETERSON, et ux. ROBERT C. POSTLE and MARY V JAMES BUTLER and AGATHIA being stored at Mullins Shell in Section 865 09. Florida Statutes 1957 Last known Address POSTLE, his wife. Defersctants BUTLER, his wife. BORG CasSelberry, Florida For additional Darrell J. Leidigh co Melody Center TO: DAVID 0. PETERSON andM WARNER ACCEPTANCE CORP.. Defendants lnfcx'mationcallthedivilDivi,ionot p. Mary L Leidigh San Francisco SUSAN PETERSON. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE tne Seminole County Sheriff's R Mark Leidigh Shping Center YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE i5 hereby given, that Department. Publish' Jan. 8. 15. 27.79, 1976 Rio Piedres, Swan Juan. action for foreclosure of mortgage To, ROBERT C POSTLE pursuant to a Final JudOmen? of and the undersigned as Sheriff of 0EV 3 Puerto Rico has been filed against you by thC and MARY V POSTLE, Seminole County. Florida, will •t YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1776. in the Circuit Court of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND GAINESVILLE. in a Cross Claim 807 CarliflQtotd Lane Eighteenth Judicial Circu.t in and February. A D. 1976. offer for sale cr the !loi,:n; proprt, ifi PUN SEMINOLE COUNTY, andyouarereguiredtos,rv,acopy Houston. Texas 71024 for Seninole County Florida in Civil d Sell to the highest bidder, for Seminole County, Florida. Action No 152517CAO9E, AR. #%iI.J i ASSETS o,2v,uo0.0O Obligations of other U.S. Govt. agenciesandorps............................. 1861,000.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions .... 3,879,000.00 Other securities (Including Federal Res. corporate stock) ..................................69,000.00 Trading account securities ................... Federal funds sold and seCuritIes purchased underagreements to resell ................... None None Lns ..........................................20.547.000.00 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, 6ndotherassetrepresenfingbankpreml 1,030,000.00 Investments In unconsolidated subsidiarIes and "associated companies" Customer's liability to this bank direCt lease financing) .......................... 622000.00 TOTAL ASSETS ............................37.839,000.00 hand to the highest and best bidder at the West Front door of the Courthouse, Seminole County, vs. HILDA J FOWLER. February 4th. 1976, the following described real property Situate In Semnole Counly, Florida, tO Wit. Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps. Time and savings deposits of individuals prtnshps., and corps...................... 16.897.000.00 Deposits of U.S. Govt,.........,,... ......... 3.10.000.00 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ....... 4,900.000.00 Deposits of foreign govts. and official institutions ...........................None Deposits of commercial banks ....................... 61,000.00 TOTAL DEPOSITS ................32.530.000.00 (a) Total demand deposits .......14.015,000.00 .....18,515,000.00 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase ........None Plaintiff, Main Street, Suite 300, Post Office brought against you by ROBERT in Official Records Book Ne, Pages Box 1070, Gainesville, Flcrida, 32601, POM ERA NT 2 and ELLEN 1346 through 11)6 and amended by NOTICE OF SALE Or Comfort Pec Furnace fete) "O P40. EF!'. 5" No DATED this 20th day of January, Mortgage indebtedness ............................... Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr AcceptanCes executed or for account Clerk of the Circuit Court by asn at the West front door of the Courthouse in Seminole County. FlOtidô, in Sanford, Florida, the situated and being o Seminole County, Florida, to wit: R Traff org's Map Randall KIrkland Clerk of Circuit d County Courts Deputy Clerk Publish: Jan. 5, 15. 77, 79. 1976 thereof reorged of the Public Records of Seminole Orlando, Florida 37101 Publish: Jan. 77, 1976 0EV lii RESERVESOPI LOANSANDSECURITIES Reserve for bad debt lose on loans (set up pursuant to IRS ruiings) ................310,000.00 Reserypsonsecuritles ....................... TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS Clerk of the Court and to serve a January, 1916 copy thereof on Plaintiffs' Attorney, MARK BUCHBINL)ER, Esq, 9300 Arthur H. OeckwilP,, Jr. Florida 3)156. not later than the 20th day of February, 1976. If you fail to demanded in said Complaint . None CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital notes and debentures ..................None EQUITY CAPITAL, total ................. .. . 3.5)7,000.00 -. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN RE The Marriage BETTY RACCA, WIFE, AND KENNETH RACCA, HUSBAND NOTICE OF ACTION TO. KENNETH RACCA 1351 Julia Street (No. shares outstanding None) Commonstock.totaiparvahje..................... (No. shares authorized 73,500) (No. shares outstanding 73,500) 735,000.00 Undivided prof its ............................... 1,217,000.00 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves ......................None TOTALCAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...................3,517,000.00 TOTAL LLBlLiTIES, RESERVES, II & MONCRIEF Arthur H. Ceckwith, Jr Clerk of the' Circuit Court Dpvf. Clerk PHILLIP H. LOGAN of SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND MONCR IC F Post Office Box 2779 Sanford, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Petition br Dissolution of Marriage -'-"-'"-------' has been filed against you and .s ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE requSts the Court to award that CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE certain properly Owned by you and COUNTY, FLORIDA your wife, BETTY S. RACCA. as Case No. 1S.flflCA.os.A tenants b' the entireties, located at In Re: The Marriage of 119 Hidden Lake Drive, Sanford, NELSON DOUGLAS HOLMES, Florida, and more p,"rticularly Husb.and, "F", HIODEN NANCY GLISSOP4 HOLMES, Plat thereof as recorded in Plat DISSOLUTIOP4OFMARRIAQE Book 17, pages ..3 and SI. Public NOTICE OF ACTION Records of Se'ninote County. TO t4LL(JP4 c)ouc;LA HOLMES p(Ovi%ion of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section 363.09 Deputy Clerk MARK RUCHBINDER. Eta 201 Dadelang Towers S: James W. Bullock Publish, Jan. 15, 77. 29. Feb 5, 1976 9)00 South Dadeland Bouleyarg DCV 67 Miami, Florida 33156 305 667 437) Pubtith Jan 15, 72, 79, Feb. 1976 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE DCV 73 PfOTICE ISHEPEBY GIVEN that EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. by virtue of that cerlL'in Writ Of CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Execution issued out of and under COUNTY, FLORIDA. the seal of the Circuit Court of CIVIL ACTION NO. 78'S4CA04-E judgment rendered in the aforesaid MARTHA ANNE HERNDON court on the 10th day of January. SAMII, A 0. 1976, In that certain case en Petitioner, titled, Spencer 0. Alken Plaintiff, and vs George L. Crum and Peggy J FARROKH SA.MIl, Crum, his wife. Defendant, which Respondent. -._ '-'-- ------ FOR SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a cot Raleigh, PlC 77604 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose Mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida. Lot 10, Block C, NORTH delivered to me as Sheriff of FARROKH SAMII TWO OF UNIT ONE, according to have levied upon the following described property owned by Hilton Hotel Pahlavi Avenue BOOlI 16, Page 61. of the PublIc Records of Seminole County, r..-..- i r...,.. ,A ruling in(licated taped considering taking the entire . ..'- ____ 'r "It is apparent to me that _____ Sanchez was taken by Hedon Ambulance to P condition as "fair." Shortly after the shooting, reports said an off-duty Longwood Reserve Police Officer, James Stephen (apman observed a vehicle fitting the description of the purported assailant's vehicle on the Longwood-Lake Mary Road.Thereports5aIdthepjck.uptucturn east onto Humphrey Road, and Clpmnan activated a flashing red light to try to stop the vehicle. Thepick.up ck stopped, reportsaid, but the driver ______ ____ ;.•, :- - #. . .' . • ', -. " . .-.- ,.q - - . ' - ' " . ... ' . . .. . 4 . , ' 'W •t: .s,' .,. • ' - . , , , ThCn th man, later itletitifieti as Donald Dewayne ,' : . , - .,. ' • •::1&',b. L' • - "'' . j'l" '' .1. . 'i' ' - h... ,l f,.. -a 4' .;, , - .. ' .'. ..- .- Page 2-A) ir , - 1.-.á 1 V opinion, was not politically indictments were finally State Attorney and Grand Jury released on Dcc. 17th. My in- felt this was the case and Binford's statement is as tlictrnent was concerned with subsequentiy Issued my Infollows: an alleged Election Law dlctment, "On Dec. 17, 1975 four In- "iolation concerning residency "i believe very strongly that dictments initiated by the requiremcntsfrommyabortive the State Attorney has a Seminole Grand Jury were Commission race in 1974. 'foul responsibility to the public to made public by the courts. The "Cries of 'politics' and 4 indictments, one of which was play' were repeatedly levied pursue any and every possible infraction of our lawn. I can mine, created quite a con- against the State Attorney only assume such cries as - motivated, . '' - . ,. ,,, - I '- .-,, .! - jury indictments which named election this year. intent of the law. Obviously the top-ranking county officials. "During this period I publicly state attorney office thought Binfurd, whose election law went on record (Herald 12-12. dIfferently. I am not an atcharge was dismissed, said in 75) statIng "1 ththk the in- torney. Perhaps I had his statement that State dlctments should have been unknowingly violated this Attorney Abbott Herring is made public the day they were Election Law, in some _____ ____ i,' .I".- , (Continued Port Authority Chairman (lictmcnts were released tit the as a candidate in 1q74 loin Binford today issued an public. However, I really don't "Contact with the At('rney "indictment statement'' believe he has fooled anyone General Office prior outlining his philosophy con- and I am sure this act will haunt quali,ing led me to believe in:. _____ _____ ____ ___________ cicomes any action by .i • 11 . U —u ___ ____ _________ charges," Binford: Grand Jury 7 __ _________________________ ________________________ ___________________________ up j "The problems will be cured Sunshine Law by meeting dictments failed to name "DO". his wife was sitting, and allegedly shot Louis Sanchez, 37, who also was sitting at the table. After the shooting, Wi nes.se said the aeged assailant ., '.--:.-';. -,'.. '- Chzpman wa said tc ha" taken Keller back to the SR46 l'tersectinn wept of Sanford this morning when this t.aiiem witnesses as the assailant and arrested by Sheriff's maneuver onto the Interstate highway. florida Highway Patrol dictinents were let Dec. 3,1975 release of these indictments. phtks and "foul play' are Attorney exercising his public opportunity to get his name surprised to be Indicted! "I have great faith in Uu.s ) __-__ flame (Ieicte(1 bt!ore the in- requirements shcn I qualified By BOB LLOYD believed what Spaziano had accompanied them to the dwnp dumping area he viewed two Joseph "Crazy Joe" Spaziano told him during a mariju.ana going "to show inc some of his Jan and tortured, Comm)ssjon of the City of Sanford, ' and adopted Ordinance No 1774 to close, vacate and abandon any right president ThatcertainEast.westal'eylying betwn B)o'ck D and BlOck 0, %T Today CailSeloreltherslOwproct,sSfng ofyouriucomc tax return or the return of It to you. Mistakes records. The second body at th but that after going to the dump Spaziano is charged only wit - - Young Diiisio said the and the other man stood over body was "covered with blood." the truck and took "some drug. member jury that he stood and the unidentified man stood E B1 T'ci kes ByAUDIEMURI'HY that he had been rrgularly Spaziano's Stci ii my mind." The court wouldn't allow if Casselberry may have been used to dump off SR-431 in Seminole Spaziano, identified by police Dil.isio "1 dislike him but I don't hate identified aerial '. Circuit Judge Robert McGregoi D U r in g Thu r s day - ______ ..-.,. 4 members will participate in the committee that will go before San ford 's l)o w n town Monday night's city i'oinBusiness Association WHA mission meeting to request that has decided to join two other body defer action on the city C Sertlee. For further samples of study the issue of where to mistakes that could orovi' locate the new i'ilv )cII At last night's meeting, held _') . '1 ' :- :.; _•'_• -V-- ,•. By SCOTT ABRAHAM.S Herald Correspondent ALTAMONTE SPRINGS The Seminole County Legislative Delegation Thursday nighi turned down Sanford Mayor Lee Moore's request for state legislation that would incorporate county land now surrounded on three, or four sides by the city, The delegation did indicate they would be interested in waiving the requirement that calls for a double referendum, to save expense. If the city decides to hold a single, city-wide referendum, it may be possible for :itizens to determine If they want the county land taken uto the city. outlining the areas, Moore said some of the areas in question are heavily populated while others are not. He explained that . . (' - . ..,....• - :'::" 'T' - .. . . - Moor&s Request Denied Pointing to a map _5 That the Department of Tr tObIr23, 1915 gave ConSideration, to the requests relating to special 'I';- ,' 7' i't / .' - -'-- . ------ (allure to sign the return, filing the strong forms and failure to attach your statement of srages earned (W-2). Check your ' the week-long trial, Her body County resident, testified thai ___________ a- courthouse, searching wit No cause of death has been charged with first-degree where he saw the two bodies, ci Orlando apartment on Aug. 1973. help tight security measures on th klnds of drugs except heroin." cuitous ride from the vicinity of 16th birthday in August 19. was shown the bodies at the or north Orange County. ilistance of about 20 feet. He leftthedurnpscenelnthetruck. 8) decomposed body was found at bodies one more decomposed blue pickup truck and wa told Kirkland, DiLisio admitted that Young DiLisio testified today than the other were naked "to go back to the truck and for the three months prior to that the ride with Spaziano and Ralph DiLisio, body'. him in a pickup truck about lhlAsio said, he told Dihisio, l.ynn Harberts, 18-year-old before he saw the bodies "I wa,s named "Mark or Mike." tell you about my girls." TOWHOMITMAY COHCEI4N. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS r- -_- Norman Soden Publish: 27. 79. Feb S. 12, 1976 of the City of Sanford, Florida H. Pd. Tanm, Jr. City Clerk (Continued On Page 2-Aj _______ proviSionS of the Flclitlou Name Statutes, To Wit Section 845 09 Florida Statutes 1957. DC V.106 ling indicated were added. witnesses said satisfy the terms of said Writ of Square, according to the Plat under the Laws of the United States thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1. of America, Plaintiff, Page 177, PublIc Records of vs Seminole County. Florida, reserving the use )f said alley unto the City of W. RICK BARBOIJR and wife', DONNA S. BARBOUR, Sanford for utility purposes NOTICE OFACTI0N TO W. RICK BARBOUR and wife. DONNA S. BARBOuR today is in response to Judge in fair condition today. An&ther man has been arrested, charged with aggravated assault and using a firearm in the corniiiission of a felony. Law eflfDrceflient reports Indicate that around 10:30 NOTICE OF VACATING consecutive Sanford Florida 37771 Said sale iIl bmade pursuant to Ave., Sanfgrg 37171, Seminole DATED AT SANFORD, DCV 69 and in order to satisfy the terms of County, Florida under the fiCtitit FLORIDA, THIS 17th day of DCV 110 Lot 10, Block depcsits for the 15 Notice is hereby given that I am oncecach week for four By Lillian 1. Jenkins Deputy Clerk sorry for everybody Involved." hairs has damaged my selection of Freeman as county up poiltical charges," Freeman trumped left a man Sanford, Florida, the above descrioed personal property. John C Polk, which mortgage County, Florida WITHESSmy handand theseal of SUPPLIES, and that I intend to (Seal) sad Court on this 20th day of register said name with the' Clerk of Arlhur H Brc5wth, Jr of ....34L. 4k_ tiled in thi5 Suit, par. Official Records Book 971, Page 330) BOWEN & McDONALD MINORITY INTEREST IN ,1;, Defendant's Atto'ney or im certain mortgage more of office, herring said direct in. herring said, A shooting at the Sandbar L.ounge In the Sheraton OAKS SECTION ONE, according to foredosurerenderedonthe70,hday forthereflefdemandedinth,Cros$. Florida Publish: Jan.27. 79. Feb 3. 12. 1976 written defense's, if any, to it of January. 1976. in tnat certain Clam. the plat thereof as recorded in Plat The SOuth 740 fec? of the East 145 P1-fILLIP H LOGAPI, of cause pending in the Circuit Cot in Thereal property being foreclosed feet of th West 533 7) feet, lying Book 16, Pages 715, Public Records SHINHOLSE R, LOGAN AND of Seminolr County, Florida where'n JAMES F. COWAN is Together with the following items Of Lot 37, SLEPPY HOLLOW. FIRST of Dyke Road, of the South Half of Notice Is hereby given that we are Box FlorIda 7779, 3173777), West First property whiCh are located in and Plaintiff, and LARRY L. FOWLER ADDITION, according to the plat the Northwest Quarter of the Nor. Street. Office Sanford, and engaged in business at SOS East and wife, HILDA J. FOWLER, are therea' as recorded in Plat Book I?. Permanently installed as a part of thwest Quarter of Section Third Street, Sanford, Seminole file the original with the Clerk of the Defendants, Civil ActiOn No 73 7713, pages 3 and 1. Public Records of TOwnship 21 South, Range the improvements on the sad land 30 East, above Court ot or before February County. Florida. under the fictitious WITH, JR. Clerk of the aforesaid E5& Serial No. 63P9 WITNESS my hand and the seal of Florida, CLINIC, and that we Intend to be entered against you for the relief One Mercury Hood (ele) Model Circuit Court, will at 11:00 am.. on this Court on thiS Sthday of January. and for other relief, and register said name with the Clerk of you are demanded in the Complaint, 1976 Average of total i4.-.4.... filetheoriginal with the Clerk ct this a informed Man Charged In Shooting - usilddebiIs .............................. Yesterday F;eeman blasted and f' ___ UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161. County ning "covering sutantia1ly states all public meetings at. _______ CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING ?lørrVic SuBSIDIARIES OF THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, 1975 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY out of town, charges against the trio evidence as presenteti to the county's uborted plan to ,r Marriage has been filed against you Marriage has been tiled ,tgair,t you ructurc designed to prevent continued for these areas, a rcoccwTence of disastrous which Is subject to the difflooding experienced in the past liculties imposed by periodic, and permit storage of exeess hea%)' raialls and resultant water for later beneficial use. floodj," Kelly said. __________ Irezuan -:- - _ . ,' , _, - - - ,., - . - t - - -s:', kt' 'a,, /'z' '-4 si' " " t';i;i4.4',. -' - j i— ' A..,l '' - ' '_,i' '/...__ ,C.Z ,, c £'.rP -Y '' •7$',i. C.., V • r.' *i 4' " 'J.! -) r ' -. " % ' -c" • c." - k ,.j.- r. .JL *.4*.4Iv"J"4'4. . ti ji" "A,!C '' i 'i -tj '-?"4' '"" ,t -I !.A1$.. ' ,' . ............ •I '_' 7r - '' .,-. .,_,1 '. '4 4' 4' #1 r' Ii.1' .. .i4,' Ali)*. -'T-r'' .,. ' x&c'c' t<kr .' - ;.; .,- '4 '- :_,. ',!'P.E. '.;/• ' '. - f.-,.' "'4 'f 'c ,! -" -- J -! h-". '1 ti.'I _r13e_, -- .,,-.. .,,i 'k.. 4r1 .f u p3 -, - y_ . ,..- .' ' ,-,._- ,.•.• .'-'-. ,,.,. - -. - .-. - -. - ,.',.: ' s I' 1 ', 'x).,,I1:I' ' r 'z : . ",.. t, 3' .,''.,-4 ' •'r' ,- ',-.-.u'c'." F 'a t, -',.' .x' ct •: ' 1,1 ''r:--.-;, (r;.',' t,': . '\ j' ' ' ,,,t,.i, ',', -*,--= ' :.s' , I �r- EJ- — ' ,- - im I • . S - ,' _f t - - l2 '; ___ ' -. S- ________________ i - -, — . ____ - r* epo '' . ' / presenung But LJ.ikash said he feels "tznfortabIe about I can say the facts re1atie to — - , , A —'---' • () ______________ L hig w, I ()n elected officials and others was noted b' Julian that program and 16 other health services. Others are in program and provide for limited aiiuual Increases Julian dlscu,sed and anshine Law, as well as conflict of OU babi di Councilman Parker Anderson ners ma members be given and read the J'th'Y CLEVELAND (AP) — The American Ship Building converting the t*ulk freighter Walter fourth longest ore carrier on the Great Lakes by iuUng 96-foot AmSlilp olclala said the Com*ny has rlved a citract worth approximately s iu t counc pointed to a recent gathering at 't for underpa)ment bought, and through FBI ballistics tests officiats were forum in thc IRS .m uinel t.res Sinu. the simplified ta changed tlii returns to ask un either their local IRS offict or "The cartridge case recovered in the DeL.and case was tiitI the return back and wait standard deduction, the process same line as they cheek off regions and are listed in the said , Dickinson TAt,! AHASSEE (API - Government witnesses are to resume testifying toda) about former Comptroller FredO Bud' Dickinson's 1970-73useof contribuilonson tuchi he allegedly failed to pay $30,009 in income taxes. Irank Johnson, manager of a Tallahassee dress shop 0I pe • I: ii told him to leave them alone," S nazia no Sierra Leone, Equa'torlal Gulea, Algeria South Yemes ' and Vietnam (Yflefals here have no estimate on bow Cubans are rnili'.rv HenryA KinaerretIu'estedt ' stabbing of a hamburger stand manager Judge Cecil H Brown had rejected the jury recoin mendation arid ordered the death sentence DAYTONA BFACII iAPu - A fault line be! w tremors here sa the curator of the M • USCUIHO and ( % rLi Sciences here Steve Hartman said Thursday that the fault line runs north and south about 100 feet buow the St Johns River west of Daytona Btach A tremor the second in seven weeks w k Id Assistant State Attorney Otherliabilities ....................................873,875.36 Vv First St Sanford None • down Herring's request for a special prosecutor because the matter S moving toO quickly to trial and because the Howeberhesaidl97ewouIdbe.'ayearofdeJon'he., cause of the threat of unilateral action by nations to a rees 6t -- - Up To 11", Yrs Old PEG 595 93 Ea (No shares outstanding 30000) Surplus Undivided Profits U To 3 REG 95 Othercapitaireterv Up ToS Yrs Old T 2,197 Preferredstocktotalpar6 (No shares outstandIng 0) H Austria,ud1uradayltprobawoIakeatk,one MONDAY, JANUARY 21 Equity capital, total ply ye it at a wring conference in flew York J Allan Beesley, who also is Canada's amba*.acSor to Pilot Club of Sanford, 245p m, at 633 Osceola Aye, Winter Park for tour of Polasek F oundatlon PEG 17 95 73 r- merce, 7 p m at Mark VI house, &)5 Normandy 131% d Open ho public None north three cents to 8250 an 1mnc The Seminoles originally sought $47 covered by old Spanish land grants. Th mnl ise ct€d s _ - - Hood Tractor Co. ; Ori.Rt ' ""i YOUR IT BECOMES A BRAND NEW COPIER EVERY OTHER DAY FOR LETTER " - (X TANGERINE YOU fl'j. Thursday after the IIrearing in ceremony -- _______ • M'l ERS AIE Ewning Hesuld - __________ bvT ___________ _________ I I?I1O MO,lVfI MURCOTT • • Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's twri 197,168 Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn Ag TOTAL LIABILITIES RESERVES, , or _______ COPIER OR SATELLITE riegsrrorri P.O. Box 444 - PH. 323-13)0 Sanford "-' '- - - - - • . French Ave $anfrd, - 11 N I 5270.4 M011h5. S1&?O; fl Mo..ms. Vi S I - Good ' hbo - - •- - -' - 4 ii 129 674 oo My commission expires 1• S eorge / _______________________________________ earn . - - ___________ - _____ ___ h . - - co ecta ut 10 PCT before tribal members get their money oth€r tribal members In Oklahoma the U.S. Indian Claims Commission, the mone must be appropriated by Con- between 4.000 and 12,000. Officials said the money is usually divided on a per ca- _____ -Maid Service tent (Nb It . I4 - Publish: Jan. 23, 1976 ' I p mu, VI- W Post 1792 - _____________ 44 - -- - '---- r-:- - '-.-- =--i -r-------=- ..--- - -- - .4 -'-'- Is: _________ 8624000 - -- each winter. She was a Irnu(si Whiti, of Slate Hill, Funeral Home is In charge of .- - I '' I U1'CDITAI MI"%TCC I I. I I P"IL I' JtMiARY22, 1976 )ONS hirem in DISLHAIt(,F.S . Frank E Kuebel Deltona George Shaver Lake Monroe i1i1und Phillip II. A Quataert, 1/ - - , --- - ___________________________________ ____ ___________________________________ ::- ------------ 1 _______ ____ - _______ _ _______ _ _______ ____ . ' - ... a — I I I - - -I;-4:.t.. A ____ ----- -- -- -___ _________________________________ -- -- . - =-- £ Surplus 11d.! - I ____ ALSO SIZES 12*12. 12*15 . ------------ %A'III I R'1 1lIm:4 A Wanda Mohn, Cocoa Doreen K hirenner, [)dB ir Dominic A Granito, [kltoni 'i . d '' Dale Peterson, Deltoni ilbur J Butter, Edgewater 4 P, I <, I% -. SIfl)Tn8 Reach Elsie I' Todd O-stten -'T .rTh I U ThUIIdII low 30 FI I I S I tim gh 61, tuuay I ': . •#j, áJ::L4i i - 1i nt eupper6Ostoln to mid-lOs I -- I I II I I - ,. -=- r - -- — -- - - - _'' / ' - - _ - - ••' I d " %" -' - aa Reason 2. At H & R Block our price is bJSOd On the coiiplexity of your return _________ - I ' I I I - — ."'l 1'—.,c '•4) .r-- .t __________ Sunday night Turning tooler -T _____ — THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 29 Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce annual banquet; socIal hour, 7 p.m., dinner, 8 p.m. followed by dancing. Lakc Buena Vista Clubhouse. 'I .Notary Public. '- IURStA', JANUARY - i: i;w11 In tht FXTFNI)FI) FORF'CAST Sertoma Club of Sanford, noon, Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and 26, :977 EdlthC A ------- =---- - For Further Information Phone Mrs. Esiclie Irene lIakins husband William S hawkins, children three great 63, of Wekia Landing for New nrk three sans James grandchildren three brothers unerly of Camp Seminole died and Francis both of Mid and two sisters Thursday night Born Mid dletown Tom, of Weki'ba Funeral senices and burial Spring session florida Guideposts starts at liram 7 p in Ten week class sponsored by Project WEDNESDAY JANUARY DEVii ----3T - A .. Decemb. _ - AREA DEATH _________________________________________________ - diminishing at night anti None tote of Florida, County of Seminole. • _______ ________________________________________________________ The Happy Senior Citizen Club bus trip to Stephen Correct.At:, ogerM. Daubach Fi —I 'i __________________________________________________________________________ g Winter Springs Jaycees, Standby lettersof credit • KEY ORLANDO A 51n10,d Herald. Inc Pink Seediess ______ _____ TUESDAY,JANUARYZ1 0000000 Average of total deposits for the 15 Av endardays ending with call CiStC GRAPEFRUIT - - -— ' 3IoI,I can OTTAWA (AP) — w-' forced ill t'walth o quit as federal transport minister in SepCem - - '-'' - - ____ ____ Congress has ne%er failed to vcte the Miccosukee the Seminok language _ :' nission approa of such settk- - n y ei,.,t totes were cast against the battles since 1949, amounts to about 50 cents an acre (or land that Includes Young Artists of Orlando concert, 8pm Loch 1Lien —''— Ea I ___ CALL 834 8776 About 00 ineunkrs of the tribe otcd al1e II a m to 5 pm, Kahler Plaza Inn, Orlando 263 433 $1 _ -- uinderpa)uu)ent of tates Omission of social set'urit'. The numbers are good dunn' ' ond 'ount t ipaers scre number is another corunion cr businc s hours chickmni' Filing statws blocks on mr In this case protismng of Thi IlLS says it Is also urging Leslie F Thomn[)son Horace E. Turner SUNDAY,JANUARYZS DRY BOND I Joanne A. (-oggon CAPITALACCOUNTS get the governor to come , to see what is going greement Prospects Dim ourt TA! '.A' A C('t'i' Another witness, who iden- Mrs. Young was assistant Deposits of foreign governments and special Investigator from governor's office to look into Cf piirs 1342aoi cry politics. change" contained in the direct photo as Spaziano — and a weekend and nut go to the Jury TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS Responding to Thursday's charges, but he declined to young girl came to the Colony for deliberations before AND SECURITIES ttComitsbor a elaborate Theatre In Winter Park where Monday afternoon or Tuesday Theagenc hac ,ilci '4 t up t ho has .mnohcr 25 years to fight 8839,772 17 view her testirr.ony that two noon that the Spaziano trial Reserves onsecuri ingthc $7&Optrsonaleeznption married pt.rson ho is the But if %C try to press it and the mood o said He saId 10 different judges Thursday while the jury was fhe years on Orange County The state attorney said he probubly would have produced OUt of the courtroom ReerveforbaddebtlossesonInssetuppun, convictions Investigator to remove any btt'different." ther b) mail or (rem )ourlo<jl ______ -- is aciirate. paer nho otes rnone as long sorts and unimi irried heads of dropS ou .i note asking for tht ut hours for taWa)er assist ms a chtck accompanits the ri hous holds But that caused in! onimation anu (luring tht buss filing ss turn The signature on the irobkm becusc the cate In an cifort to cut down on tt!in oning extra stcllite f Police Chief James Longo for a third time Demand deposits of lndIvldi partnerships, and corporations Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships andcorporations An urnnarried head of housc (Thief howard Tommie said the final Court has split fit, e ay s in deciding that an Orlando youth convicted of murder at age 17 should serve a life seen nsteadofdYmg in the electric chair. edb reited thee sentence unani; mousi' mine • Y d -mem r Orange County and "Buzzard' went into a wor almodun- re urn today by a statewide grand jury in- council meetings could operate. later, the meetings must be law, noting that tape recordings gave the city's director the dhtmg $-O. direct lease financing) .............372,723.39 After discussion however, he open to the public and notice of meetings are public record right to hire and said he would revise the rules must be given, He recoin- and that notes taken by the TOTALASSETS ................................33.596.336.97 He said the police bill of and presczt 1 them again for meJ thai meetings other clerk are also public records rights applies when an officer Is consideration, than those announced at public and must be preserved, being investigated for LIABtLITIES Are I/forking In Third Viorld trig technical - an informed source says. Spaziano lived in a trailer near curious to call the police but not said he Is a "wholesaler", night of Aug. 5, 1973 of cornmerc!al banks ....................29,192.09 edwnpIn1971andthatin totellthemwhowascaulng." testified that he went to the JudgeMcGregorruJed,jnno .................... 343,476.40 summer of 1973 Spazlano told Coppick said when he first dump area with fellow 'club allowing the '.ideotape into (a) Total demand deposits $ H 01.4 518 70 him that he d found "om met Spazl.ano in 1971 members" Spaziano and a man evidence, that the lineup of 11 (b) Total lime arid savings deposits $ 18,476 61837 bones wherehe'd"stasbedhls Spazianohadstoppedthecarhe called "Buzzard" in the iotos used during the taped Federal funds purchased and securities sold dope." undef agreements to repurchase ..............PIO(* 'was driving "just down the road swnmer of 1973. deposition was Improper assistance and political advice Trial Continues ivurer tippeai (ContlnuedfromPagel-A) lk fort. processing the refund I he agents is more (it ibl I tucr, thm it rectic , letter. None said that if two or more coun- J.R. Grant, noting that city ordinance which created the Customers liability to thIs benk on He also propoeed simplified cilinen meet to discuss business businezs was not discussed, position of public safety acceptances outstanding .....................None i IN BRIEF • _______ __________________ (ices and sending vans to some taxpaser and .naits the form md ,isswres that s hat the filing a return and publications Last sear tvo errors ere IlLS means b) household Not co'ering 17 specific ta issues ix)llcetoa wae of rape, robbery and, torture and thret Juhan said he had not been Realestate owned other than bank premises the work atheduled to be criupleted at salaries. Processing is held up mistake is usually made by a year. l.a.st year, it was $1. VASl1IN(TON (APi i -. Friday. Jan. 23. 97-3A - Sanford, Fl hitch. Another rnwnon error, acFor one thing, "Your Federal lengthened the training periJ An error which will stop cording to the IRS, involves !ncomeTax,"thebasicindepth (or agents offering assistance processing cold meither taseis singk peopk ho rnistakenl) gournment publication to and ill be monitoring phont Oh rest and penalties assessed to issue a public tIrning rt C as a Orni of punLsh- Federal funds sold and securities purchased _____________ V liirnme Taxes," They were considered as binding goriesareseparate for tax pur. cnnfuion this year, the IRS Is Thursda} indicated that It was the work ola professional securities (Including $0- I -- Even4ng Hprafrj, L.iAV' I FOREST FIRES and corporations ..................................213,299.74 In answer to a question frorr the attarne' said If I rtturns before staling the ense can ras off in speedier re Sta te La v/s ratifying the poll is taken at an others, jji ii ijij I 'tItten to help taxpayers pftpart their 1975 tax rtturn howcer that the ma or could gosernmental entit of h1 h Cash and due from b*s (including $ 0 h i 1.DITOII S NOTE: Folloiiig check IS man last month as one bought by a confidential in • ega ' i se DeL and A,f urder I'Ve a Identified B_, Police bitterness whatsoever We - -_J, assume politics was oled mteseinthmen And __________ ______________________________________________________ • I c i a S A . 'v r i i r i ri Mistakes Could Prove Costly rrur-r orir II ' ,'i Formant FLC)O Past Commander Jaraes Ripley (left) presents f1gs to (from kit) Shirley Wilhimi, full time relatives or friends. I want it • ways ge ar noticed - _- SmiTuctor$mPr ski mask terror attacks say they have Identified the ,.- - - 1 I ZILWAUKEE, Muth (AP) — Two men were nng today and believed burled u.n nzbte after an expocm that ripped through a a-foot grain storage elevator, killing three workers and inJuring 10 facts to the "A great deal of bitterness L . 1 P I $ SmokeySays Ford has urged other candidates for the presldeitlal ________________ - FLORIDA State Attorney Office alc*ig withtheGrandjurywasiflfact meant to m family The news media, especially the press, ucat,oa teacher Dianne Pare (Herald Photo by Tom % iuent) ____ - Yrti ij,.j ia irii period. They'll 1ctinent . have tnforrnaticm about the ability of a president to per- - r.- J _______________________________ has left a significant effect on family and! took the same path my family. But we benefited Utis ccn to every citizen in from this experience, also seminole county under ) "Exams are really apnvate hung — there's a certain ________ ____ ___ - -. - i 1tonUnuedfromPag1. \ PTYsIaaflsaYssuctidisc1os%.recowdov1teptheotg _________ . . - altec his examination Saturday, altlxugh Ford's T -, in or . - - WASHINGTON (AP) — White House aides say - .; -, - -- •. Jury 'Responsible' IuiI1 F d' ___ - - 2A—Ev,njn H.ra Sanford, FL __________________________________ Friday, Jan.23, I i * .- ...____ each — HIgh 1:22 n.m., 1:41 p.m.; lAw 7:36 n.m., 7:54 p.m. Ph 3"-6771 7:46 p.m. flay-port OPEN TOGHT—NgAPPCINTMEP4TNECESSARY - _____ . — hIgh 7:18 ' a.m.,6:38 p.m.; Low l:O n.m., • ____ a I _.1!j $ - . - 12:23 p.m. --- . , -- - - ----- ______________________________________________________________________ - -- a . -- -. -- �- Eve-n-,in g .9 le r.,r1.1d I 11113 nation cunrng to' Recently reccivd a 0 from the Cotwressional Record which describes a çx-oposcd bill entitled "The Ch ild and Family Services Act of 1975." It. in pa rt , reads thusly: "if in the judgment of those who re in charge of cib ----------------------grm, the St, , a, u of flealt Education and Welfare, parents are not doing a good job, the aocat (a specialist a poied by the governeng would enter the home and direct the education, even within the home. And i Friday. January 23, 197 Around AVSE 1). [Y1.}Wisher R1)i ----------------1111AM 1) (UHHIE, Managing Edithr . 9 .Amilill MARKEY. Mvertuing Director II n Week. 5, ents. Month. $.4O; 6 M'nths, si : Vt'ar. $2540 H Mail: In fl,brlda same as byrne dllver) All tr mdii \Tnth. $2 6 Mnts, $16 20. i2Month, $3240 _ R'!'t'r o. So vie t I Fie e t H as The retired British naval officer Capt. John .zutire ha been sending bad news to the Unid States of America ever since he became editor of the reference book Jane's Fighting Ships in 1972. His annual surveys of comparative naval strength have shown th Süvk4 Uniuri to be narrowing the gap between its navy and the U.S. Navy. Now, in a new book on "The Soviet Navy Today," he reports that in terms of the firepower represented by the new Soviet fleet the gap is not rlv closed but is opening in the other direction. In the numbers and capabilities of ships and submarines and their missile systems, he says, th e Soviet navy is now "the most potent in firepower of any fleet that ever existed," We can hope that his words penetrate the U.S. Congress, although that body has been told often enough by secretaries of Navy and Defense and strategic analysts that creating a navy of that dimension is exactly what the Russians were up to. Those warnings, however, have not been reflected in naval budgets, the declining size of the U.S. Fleet and the lag in adapting it to the potential for missile warfare at sea. Capt. Moore's assessment appears to confirm the fear that the United States has been surrendering its naval superiority to the Soviet Union by default, although he offers some consolation. America's carrier-based aircraft and the skill and seamanship of its sailors remains far superior to what ;s found in the Russian navy. This helps move the scale back toward some kind of balance, but even that comfort is qualifi ed. The first Soviet aircraft carrier though no match for our big attack carriers — made its appearance in 1 973. And the poo rl pa id, poorly trained Hsian sailors — most of them draftees are manning ships and weapons designed to overcome that personnel deficiency. As Capt. Moore reports, Soviet warships are simple and rugged with easy repair capabilities, and there are enough of them for frequent rotation for on-shore maintenance. So where do we come out? With or without attack carriers, with or without top-notch crews, the Soviet navy is prepared to show up with ships and firepower that could neutralize the presence of the U.S. Navy anywhere it chooses. We had a taste of what that means when the U.S. 6th Fleet was confronted by a Soviet fleet with a 3-2 superiority in rents or authrity" (The question Was asked by mean y th e fa 'excessive claims?" The example was given. "It the mot he r ct fa ther asked the child to take the garbage out and the child doe't want to, the parents have no righ t to üisl upon j,t) hIIdTI te right to freedom from religious or political indoctrination." ( This means parents co uld not insist on children attending church or Sunday school or .agoe. It also moans the parent could be reported to the authorities for expressing themselves in their own home before their own children regarding politics and religion, if the child reported this to the "- jil authorityof the home would Facto, be transferred to those ad. _______ cated " The Charter of Children's rights of the National Council of Civil Liberties is becoming part of the Child t)evelopmen t Act. Following are lowof the several items proposed in this charter. See The g Congressional Record, page 44l38: "1- All children have the right to protection from and compensation for the consequences of any inadequacies In their home and backgrounds. "2- Children have the right to prnt.'rtion from ___________________________ any excesswe claims made on them by their . Clock Edge T "4-. Children shah have the freedom to make complaints about teachers, parents and ot he rs without fear of reprisals." Isn 't all this a bunch of hogwash? And would you believe this till was actually passed by both Houses of Congress in 1971, only to be vetoed by President Nixon. This t1l, which ii reportedly bfure the cornrrittee on L*kr and iubiic %e11are, further states, "its a matter the child's right, the government ________________ of Members of Congress who traditionally ransack the defense budget in search of expendable "fat" have accused our Defense Department of crying wolf when it Points to the menace of the growing Soviet navy. What does it take to convince them there is a rea l wolf prowling outside our door? En Gard e The French are hinting at retaliation if the United States doesn't let its Concorde SST land cm these shores. They ap. parently have no fear the Eng1Ish.peak1jig world will li reta ate if theycaoutap to p F chlaflgge of creeping anglicism. Such terms as lea hot clogs" and "le after shave" may be banned by the National Assembly from public use, If that's they want to pla y, we coulddeny to France the honor we now pay it so frequently in the English vocabulary. Atter all, I t's tough learning how to spell hors d'oeu veres, much less peunce It right. A shrimp on a toothpick Is a shrimp on a too thpick. Mother French word we would nominate for durn. is detente, which seems to ca use more confusion the more itIt Is used, If we start eating and conducting foreign policy in English, there might be less indigestion this side of the Atlantic. BERRY'S WORLD i~ . , I -:- n -rwu-rtw.c: ..--:.. - nn ...p,..,; B) JEAN I'A1)N . nesota. He is also author of the bill. Let's hope this bill never emerges out of the mit and th at Sen. Mondale and his colleagues will realize that the pa.ss.age of such a p4CCQ of legislation would take every righ away from the parent and transmit it onto the federal government. U you're as frightened of this bill as we are, write to your congressman or directly to the Committee on Libor and Public Welfare, Suite 41O, Dirksen Office Bldg., Washington, D. C., 20510. This type of bill should never have been drawn UP, let alone 'utile LIOSe to being passed. dill His parents are a Women's Editor Two community youth lead- ; If bo th child and paret ers at the Seminole Juvenile W OM I I I I — N agree to cooperate, grou Detention Center are enrules are written up and sign thu.siastic and optimistic about Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 23, i76-SA by child, parents and coi the new 'non-secure' detention munity youth kader. program introduced at the Generally, the child is ii Center in early January. community youth leader, parents and teachers," she permitted to leave his hoc "If we can keep up with them believes the program allows explained, except to go to school or wor (delinquent Juveniles), and if her to better understand the The non secure or 'Cornand youth leaders check j wI their parents cooperate, the environment frorn which the munity Detention Program' the child at least three times program should work well," ju'eni!e comes, and thus his was introduced at the local da. A Youth leader Is poll commented Richard Galloay. problems. "We get to go Into the Center on the recommendation rnittel a maximum case load Rosemay Banks, the second homes and schools, to meet five juveniles. of Supervisor Tom Fay. 01 course, if the rules ai According to Fay, taking violated, Galloway remnarkc who have committed the child is returned to serum I f", delinquent offenses, away from detention. their homnc's and communities On the other hand, he addei does not solve the problem but If excellent cooperation 1' ~_ A postpones it. obtained, it could have The best time to begin solving -r favorable bearing when it a problem is immediately after ) the arrest. By detaining a child case is heard in court. On those occasions when in a closed detention facility, J..IWA i4 child cannot be released to hi, this is not possible. own home, h be I ternativ 7 Under the Community Detenticn Program, a child Is to place him with relatives c 4% . Is E 11, IIIIIIIIIIIIIII - t4- p. ---. - ... - . '.'. ._;.._'-_,'-; -.•-';',, -:• --,;'.-' I. .',, I - - - ' -Bill Currie I - — — - . I .1 U.S. Bases Debated 'TM/ , - h. I ,' . "• .. -- 0 MI6HTlRI6.c7 OL gL 11 - i 1 . . iI) - - ç 'I ,7fv,TT;.; ' —_ '%, 14 P ",.- ., 1 / "I , 4 , E I. 101,_ 1. 6 . Moorer former chairman of the Joint Cho'fs of Staff iproi and Rep Les Aspin tE)'Wis icon This article is adapted From the Nona Town Meeting, which is held each week at the Kennedy Center in Washington. I) C. where public figures debate and answer questions on current issues . ", :2 .A / ___ .0. I I ~r *1 .1 ' - - to . , work with the child in the graduate, said successfu realistic atmosphere of his own implementation of the non secure program in Seminok environment, un ty will probably lead to W It al avoids subj ctlng a Co introduction eLwwhere in th( 'r - ' detention. Miss Banks, who graduate Galloway explained that from Oviedo High School ant before a child is accepted on the SCC, said she was encouraged non-secure program, he is by the progress made so far carefully screened to ascertain with juveniles on the non-secure whether he is a likely can- program. " .:...a.i. ' - - Community Youth Leaders Rosemary Banks and Richard Galloway - There is no such thing as an instant Navy that buying big-ticket items on the ammption that will be put to sea after an attack). When one when the war starts, we will be buying looks at defense in tenms of insurance, y n everything an)ay. (There Is) much more only say that you do not buy your insurance danger from (such spending than from the policy after you are dead. ~ C(,Fqfl T Abby To Repay Money Thief Asks chance Congress is going to make any big cuts. We ought to be able to defend the country with $1() billion in peace time, if you spend it well. By AIIIGAII. VAN ittIIUN five years ago and the marriage find adoptRe parents who want was going badly, so I adopted a her. Discuss this with your DEARA 1111 V : I a ni a Dear child to hold the marriage lawyer. respectable, married, God. together. Ttiat was a big DEAR ABBY: This has been fearing person. Something has m istake I later learned, IV bu gging me for a long time, so I A bb been ueighing heavily on miiy finally decided to write to you. We were divorced, and now I conscience for nea rly ),e r , 41 have met another man. lie said and I hear that you can help me Maybe I should tell you that I h he would marry me in a minute im a to make things right with the . l3-ear-o girl. I but he doesn't want a 4-year-old omn tines aft er dinner, our I d daught er. lie Is 50. 1 am 40. ,wn, wbietween f am ily talk over the events of ithout an mention 01 mn )ears old, my mother was the mother will say to the (iav..lv . The child I.s adorable and church Ladies Aid treasurer. I na Inc. she me "Go out of the room for a That way, they'd be paid deserves to be in a home used to tike a dollar or two out where minute Your father and I want ease don't , ua,, Ufluifl ons,ence w3U,u she is wanted iO a .some,t h ng.,, of her "church purse" every be cle'r. Will you do it , Cod think I am a terrible mother, now and then. I don't think she ' but I honestly don't have the Abbv, if they want to ta lk hles ever knew that money was time for her and I wasn't something in private, about' cut out CONSCIENCE missing. I figure that over the to be a mother. don't you think THEY should go Yes, I wilL years I must have taken $25 or k t)EAIU;uit,T\': , ., (ut o the room . x .or , ,OC uiiS man ,iflu %%ifli I have told thermi this but the many who have stolen from marry him. What I want to give that money their employers, friends, and about ins' daughter? should do won't lisle I willIbe back to the church, but I don' t even from their families. Make the PUSIIEIi-OUTIMU(;HTER first to admit that I an, want them to know where it the check payable to me, and I A POOR EXCUSE t)F;Mt I'USIIE[): Your came From. I heard that if I sent will send my personal check to FOR A MOTHER parents' privacy kick seems you a check for that amount, whomever you designate. DEAR POOR: At least you're overdone to me. I agree with you wotld send the church your DEAR ABBY: I am a honest, which is to your cril you, but do as you're told, and own check for the same amount professional woman. I mnartied It's not too late for the child to no lips hone)'! I'm not sure t the defense budgets are going up in terms of real doUa. If one would Should Ing defense budgets be cut? The Pifchmen There are a lot of phony ways of measuring ________________ convert dollars into some base line, you'll ee ' that this Is no t the case. You can look at other the Defense Department's budget. One of them It com pare it with what we had in 1964. The aspects of the federal budget and for that is to res'elant question is what are the interests of the matter, at your own budget — and see what's JOHN CUNNIFF United States and how much do you need to happened. The cold, hard, frightening facts defend those interests. We do have fewer that today we have fewer aaft, fewer shi p s, divisions, planes ai ships. But, on the other fewer divisions than we have had at any time hand, what we have are more capable than what G E sincebefore the Korean War..., we had in 1964. I think It's e t the count' NEW YORK (APi th th e vast vole of uni ts cannot continue to rise without higher does want a strong defense. But that does not the U. S. maintain forces In South Korea mean r ts and fi that the country does no t want to cut he-year forecasts from epor reality falls and the IndiSn Ocean? business, government and academe, Is the upon us in the form military spending. feeling that we have paid our dues and now we possible bankruptcy. of financial collapse and The only war you really win is the on e you are entitled to a better year In 1976. New York learned lesson, and cities all don't fight. Our basic military policy is focused Should the U. S. maintain forces In South Korea We endured high unemploynmt, prim and over the comritry seemthat to have taken heed. They on achieving deterrents. As far as the Indian and the Indian Ocean? Interest rates, We faced and survived shortages too were spen I thu* the question You want to ask is what ding at unsustainable rates and a Ocean is concerned, no matter what action is of various sorts. We cut hack our living stan- few of them were are the interests of the United States. I thin taken to make us Independen t In energy, u only slightly l k you We did without. And we survived, we off than facts are that we will be importing oil from the New York. read agreement that Western Europe wide sp Now, we are told we have won for ourselves a The word now Is to cut Mideast for many, many years to come. And the Is very important. That Japan Is very Important. few rewards for having faced grim reality, for it last? We can't say, butspending. How long iine of transportation from the Mideast to That the Middle East Is very important, Those for the moment it does sea Europe having met the many and taken his worst. appear a lesson has b Th to the United States and Japan, for are Places that are vital to the security of the een learned. Depriva tion has Its rewards, we are told. ings that matter — obviously go through the Indian United States, and our defense budget a r Americans learned to do without. DeSj)ite Ocean. Wit have to get better, ho ut (our base in) Diego Garcia, doubts by sociologists that they could "lower" troop disposition ought to be done with those in Therefore, United States does not have a single air field or a mind. What does that say about the Indian unemployment.Inflation Interest rates might come will recede, as will their standards of living, they did so. They single naval facility that can be used in the entire Ocean'I think that saps the United States should down switched to less expensive and entertaintoo. Personal Income will be up and therefore we ment. They did without thefoods Indian Ocean without making diplomatic not have a base in the Indian Ocean. What does It second will be able to afford more cars, houses and arrangements in advance. That is unacceptable . about Korea? That Is a very. very tough In doing so, many Americans made quite a capital goods than in 1975. discovery: They really didn't lower their living (Regarding Korea) we either have to maintain a question. The problem with Korea Is very This might very well be so, and after reading standard; some of the things they had gotten presence to give the Japanese some assurance similar to our problem with Vietnam. We are hie same outlook in so many reports and used to, they found, or retire back to the West of getting locked Into a situation where we are weren 't essen tial after all. forts, It Is hard to disagree. Few people even iJted States, and I don't think (the latter) backing a regime which Is coniipt and want to do so, and they can hardly be blamed. It our in terests, autocra tic and harsh Letters to th e editor are welcomed fvr wssatough year , publication. All Ittterl mug be signed, with a The cautious optimists will ask, however, If we Sh ould the ntedastheFo mailing address and, If possible, a telephone 1 ShouldtheGlBnibe flHlbefr1naastbeFord * have learned anything from our experience, pr se admfnIstraUcj administra tion proposes? opo d? and number so e Identity of e th th writer may be whether or not we are go I'm Opposed to It. but clearly to use any such verified. The Evening Herald will respect th e the House My personal Opinion Is that It should be majority was for knowledge to avoid fut ure economic pitfalls. termination, he ri It not Wii 5 ofw krbodo is totally unfa ir wanttbelruamea continued. The young men in the Vietnam War to treat Vietnam vetera Early indica tions are t we did indeed learn, ns in print. The Evening different than any Herald also re*ees served just as honorably as did those hi any other veteran but that we might still be able to absorb a lot who fought hororably for his the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to Other war. And they we: more. Ordered to 90 there. country in a previous war. What's happened is conform to s pace requirements. We learned that spending by governmental ______ They carried out their duties and they are en- that they are th e unfort un ate victims of an un________ I I titled to the GI Bill, popular war. t:'t ,,a..,. , - - xp remains, if possible, in his own in a volunteer home. Galloway, who attended loca home and continues to go to school or work. Commun ty youth leaders are thus able to Community College (SCC . - ADM. ThOMAS MOORER REP. LES ASPIN How strong a defense do we need In peace time? How strong a defense do we need In peace (fine' Today, technology has compressed the time (The problem is that) in peace time, the between a warning and attack. If a country does various services come forward with all of the rot have its forces In a high state of readiness at nice big-ticket Items. The readiness goes down, the outset, we certainly will not have the time In and the amount of money spent on operations the future that we had during Work] War II. and maintenance goes down because we are Sh ould rising defense budgets be cut? 4 T he I I '&' 1. .. ~. -i . -i I ~0 i, : - . . ' , ;~~ _::~_ * 1 1 — :'" , 'I" <;_~Ol Today's topic A Critique of the U S Military Establishment, is argued by Adrn Thorn.i'. (, . a , s - . . - e r ien c e 'I . •, • .. • . ' . - - . - -. . "-t=.-:;.:-- '---;:."-- L i aluuui -- '' - - --..- '( =-' •--- -. ' . - . , - .- .----- - - - -. -- . -. , , . • • • . , . - -, -- - - ; - - --!!T1 _____ Boston Pops !I 'a . ;t - w I i1': - f.' . • 1 i11a i1' '' I . . " ,,' : - - . - ! . j - - -. Colson Relates The Watergate Yea rs :11 I - . ' BANQUET DRAWS AREA DIGNITARIES - - ., - -. - r Conductor To "..,,J t'-, - -. -, ". -- ,- --.-- - -- - ,,,,,,,e -__'I- ---_ -, i - - -:. c I ,J' Play In Area -s • 'P't; IJI :; r;-.t .ca_;.40V 1 - -' - 'z-e make a return visit to Central Florida on Jan, 29, when he will conduct the Florida Symphony Orchestra in a full program of his own Boston Pops arrangements. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. in Orlando's Munkipal Auditorium. - 't l f - - -- ~Jff ki,1 ..-' • ,I. ? $' ' .a4 " " p-'L.t - ..- ' "- r ' Jill tr I t '.' ' / ' t;?4/ 1 .l.)1I - 'is ..- ivi i.I f'.", . r I •' .l"..( . l'—'ia', -"-tr-4- p I. b C 4 , . . .ri , •4 t es'!',' - ' - ': " j-.N - L, 'f p-,.,":;- " •'.,, ...,. -r')t v'e.kl "1P_ , - . .- t. -- '-'- ',a ,, , . ' -. I I " ~Ill ' " - I ,' .,,11ia.' 1 - k,- MCA - M 1..W-- - -!~ . 1P\1 r '' ~ • I 'f I - -' ,.m- ' 1.f b f ,, W ,t ,' I • "~. r • c i' - Ill e$% : "'' - '' r a_ ' t ..'-çu& . - '}j "i '. I________ q 4 'iic 't -'4 ' -' II-T ',tS,, ,. % 4 1' i - -"' ,r " ;ç; - ?-1:t- ' ,. k' ' ______ %I. a- ' I'-y '" 'a' - _11 I, - Once-a-year Pre-Inventory buys-Shop now and save! P ri inm ry L, An ,, — r - - :.-- SI i. O ,.? .. % g..,, .- ''':j,.' •'' - -- . . . - I a. - , - - 1 Tli dn ..— '•' .. T_ I - - Arthur Fielder has been conductor of the Boston Pops 't' since I930. Now In his 82nd3 ear, " / th is incredible gentleman is ..,",-j known the world over for his long record of accon iplishments in the cause of .J music, and for just being a lovable man. The standing SemlnoIeCounty Branch of the NAACP voter registration .,0ff ovations which he almost and Annual Legal Defense Fund Banquet was held Jan. 16 at the routinely receives are promptSanford Chic Center. Speaker for the meeting was Atty. W. ed by a mixture of emotionsGeorge Allen of Ft. Lauderdale. Pictured with Allen (third from appreciation for Fielder the left I are from left) Frances C. Jackson, Atty. James T. Golden-n, musician, tribute to Fielder the Horace Orr, SEEDCP repreiientative, Rev. Amos Jones, SCA representative, and Rev. James Hagin, branch president. legend, an outpouring of g enuine affection toward (Herald Photo by Mann Hawkins) Fielder the man. - I, - __ 'I. Arthur Fielder, th e wor ld's foremost 'pops' conductor, will - ': I f' - " - - -- - - - - I -_ -_ -__ - - _-__- L T I t I -- - j - 'i."t ., - JACK ANDERSON . - im - . ,,,.,,,,, ..'-- - . . ____ - _' ' . j - ,*. ..' . ' -- .,r. • - .' w - - .., • - - WASHINGTON — The first member of Colson at Richard Nixon's tight Inner circle to reach print, more time. 11:30 that night. "Let me ask you one the substitution plan when Colson was unex- Treasury Secretary John Connally the President pleaded, "do you pectedly released by Judge Gerhard Gesell, when he arles "Chuck" Colson, has switched to the Republican party. Nixon Ch descri bed what it ha ve some in formation (abo ut the White House offered was like inside the oval office during the being bugged ) th The ugly side of t".xon's nature showed to stport him (or President N at you didn't tell me?" 's in ixonnal i tself on the presidential yacht Sequoia one Watergate years. gnew It turned out, Ironically, that Nixon hied balmy spring night. The th Con ly on the j President's staff began 1972 He has cunpleted a compelling book called himself and provided ticket, then to hack Connally the prosecutors with the to talk about his enemies. fc the 'Born Again," which Is loaded with inside Ia 1976 Presidential nomination. trscrip(a t h at brought SI(sie$ about Nixon, Spiro Agnew, Hemy downfall. "One day we wi get them," he vowed, "we'll But Agnew had too strong a following But the President blamed his major get them on the ll Kissinger, and other headline figures to be ground where we want them. dislodged in 1972. And by the from the domo, II.R. "Bob" Haldeman, for thin. Speaking And we'll stick our heels in, rodUeN ixon era.we ha velaueg ned time Agnew was step on them hard forced out a year later, Cenally was under in. copy of the book, which hasii't yet hit the stem, to Colson later a bouttheW recording and twist — right, Chuck, right?" vestigation in the famous milk bribery case. Nixon said: "They were bookstands. all Haldeman's Listening solemnly to this Presiden tial Stupid, just stupid. I told Bob twice to have Colon portrays Nixon as a shy, haunted man idea. As the noose tightened on Agnew in 1973, his the system removed, but you know Bob. I forgot diatribe were Kissinger, Haldeman, and John aides sought who got down on his knees at night to pray, yet a all to engine Impeacjijen a bo ut them." Elwlichman. Only Elwllclunan looked away actions vicious, vindictive man who was eager to stomp fit against hlrii in the house The apparent disagreement, Colson reports. strategy Was to ui hic #flPVTUF 'r.l., ,,i,, . - I ld - - / :,_ -.t.z_ :- .D etention Center Starts ' N onSecure' Program if ." 610 -rrrtr-n --- " - a tense stand-off in the Mediterranean at the climax of the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. ~~ shaH exert control over the family because we have recognized that the child Is not the care of the parents, but the care of the Sta te. We recognized , fur th er, that not parents, but communal forms of up-bringing have an unquestionable superiority over all o ther f orms. Furthermore, th ere is i serious question that maybe we cannot trust the family to prepare young children in this count ry for this new k ind of wor k which is emerging." Th e Caan of th e (nmit tee on labor an d Public Welfare is Sen. Walter F. Mondale of Mm- PRO/CON - - - .:-:,rtr;----v=- juveniles - - ::v-; --- -r ----- ::_ . N F IIENCH AVE.. SANFOHI), FI.A 32;73 Area Cede 3W22.2611(y 931.9993 HOIWHT --- ' '" '- . " " -''?' ' •-'" '..:; ''" 'L r ' ¶V!5 . . A. -,' _i-_,'4 "- - • - �w—_ 6A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 7; Y : 'iTr Friday, Jan. 33, 17 Adv.nti# FiethodIst F ii n 1'h e S iii Evening Herald,Sanlord, FL ' . 1THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, At Youth Retreat A J ________ I EdIOF'*NOLP RachelUarke,a (hands) and mobilit) (legs), member of the Senior High Kathy Woodruff, Richard group at First Presbyterian Forbes, John Snyder and Mark Church of Sanford which Simcoe worked together as a "'"— Wr"( Southern , _____ . J. , \.• '.4 i y raI . . .• " , / i ,'. Roberts I - ______ of collection plate, then n u • e C In ut en or g is of irst CoflUflLofl was served by Presb}1ianChuchfnford Perry Bush and Mark Renaud Compseteu tiir second annual asKenMWl1srctoldthesto0f 're 1nter retreat at Valle Cructs, the Last Supper and Jesus raya. One of tke • IflO •mportant The Valle Ccis staff were factors of this retreat was that extrely Impreed with the the cbc relatioridp aiitl iiLegrity themselves he retre t _ asi ssemu,u O'r . Ou : . ) Christian *M5.Y OF GOD CHURCH - - I Nazarene 4 i; FIR1CHRI%TIAPCUR(4 ?I\I'J e'tcrcn •' .' . . - CHURCH OF 000 N3W ?)ndSftn$ . ______ Na , 0 ia m Na OFTP4ENAZAIENE N? CvrtefG.dH*vi WTRI 'SSI - ______ '' •,••_ V4IV Mii _ - Episcopal _.A' -_ ast.e , ' __ . __ .• / ' - - . - . '. . . . .• i . • . - , '. ________ ; . 7 _______ _______ t. '." I ' esn'thu. But! believe It's pose to creak an aU1th that will m take the st away I know, because I've had 'U m I to be .. . in a way to deIth .e d.' "mothcr sai, uO ever e ac n yo es. £ s first thing I felt, you know, to strike back but she said, "Here's how to handle crlticLsm. First, ask yoursell If It's ' F4 ___ - - Senior Highs planned it Ba fist - _ . Church )tVIL 1 OfiC • • . -. ' I •. . .. ' ' - / . r' • e.Ifitb,havethecouragetochange." ' hut, u it But re a bas for II' If yow seIf appotnd criUc has dlscover an a fault a .- f• . Sherri McCarron, Debbie chocolate candy I ' knowing it' Some of my best help has come fran honest t7, L L L Cuurcu Or£ Curist , i — - . - - - . - H.IyCIiea th the esenings to work secluded niley nestled m the do learn durinp s&.ssions Blue among Dutch Falls, Beech, Sugar and Grandfather mountains. Pentecostal - Lutheran - JaetP N,pam Ck Ridge FIRST P(NTCOSTAL - make the quit was donakd by comm1te cha1an Margat Anderson (Ilersid Photo Bill Vlncenfl_ and ,-. principIeofthetriuznphoftruthovere.orthjs built into - øortt.1w:,1I; I; ruce a .ors a. .i. -;•. a.' ',.. - - what you're doing isight, you don't ve stand up for it agaiit unjust criUci.n. God will viMlcate you. You won't — . Ta1Ma ,i -. .......-. : 4'rger, Jim -, !' -. ............... .;. .. - ... '-: ,. -.. .. _ - practice forgiveness toward him Refuse to be negathe ipv wa4 S.'vc, I D,a • fl) - I'RS?v4, - : Na: Lu,,s I,a CIau JORDAN SAPTIST CHURCH II cours€ introduction to the Phuoc Tan Nguyen will sce 1958, will - - •. CHURCH OF CHRIST g -- 4 K,dgarl a FIRST PINTECOSTAL CHURCH dividualism and humor of 25 convention to be held at Sanford - ... Nay Fr,d McCIaavy - Pasty -. a PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST liv Ho?? v. - -- : • - ____ -. Methodist AN PlISIYTIN CHURCH You can never be sure until there are footprints to it'7 Church will sii. R 3411$ Pert Avy RaVM4CrS(.q Na M$ Sa?dy MaR a 1'a'faaf MYF I N. m - Y -: __________________ Ch hs ' ' MCARWSflA,1 Mav W'nØ MYP)$4$ø - • W Pr.p.qØ, THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL ai,I$? LakyM.a, 7 3lpm - ___ A II Warn F 5 and Mrs - it REV OR were 1 )$ Ray • .. Jsa#Ream Mu SvayL..&Man.g,'s A$S.C.P.S* ?Np.m, • . . :-._ - jr . 7:31pm Catholic WtI,•rn KR U'?.. Christian Science V,.IMass 7 Hp .- T ' j ________ 4 I F UPSALA PRISSYTIRIANCHURCH l:)SpM, -, . - $va, Sarvca A - rw,$4$ eey attendance of 4,000 nes __ ': I 341.1 7:3e-50 2:1•12 18:214 _________________________________________________________________________________ - 4 TPr•yi, Irsatlas? '. . - 535pm. 531$ . M*Ww's1 IS Warn I . - :' the church. : - I' WILSON.EICHELBERGER John V. Mercer and Staff wILSON-MAIERFURNITURECO. I Howard H. Hodges and Staff and Employes & PAINT co., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Em p byes D E K L ES G R EGO R Y LUMBER L D PLANT E I NC KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE . Elm SAPTISI As?.ok lap,s? CS,.-?dl. Calvary Saplis? A$IiimWp. 3M Hwy 17111 Fi'rm* Sislird Garden Clii. Pitt? Ripf,i? Church I liii. IIØstC,,wcts Far,,? C.t Commwø,fy (al,,, F*t,$t C'?, HwU? CIIVIrPM55.aRi,p $a$ast. 1115W I)1*$I Ntw Silim Pr.I,y 5a$jt CRud,. ISiS W Niw 'ntassail laplil C1*VrCi. 0aIAy N,w Mt lien lat,t CMc. 1731 P.eq As N*rfli Lisii4 hyena Pat Rapist thuds. 374 * >5*1* II P.R't't Sapist mt w Slipis. kiclard ci'.,... ci,,._a,tfø tta ai, %evtht%t Rd £ $pt.slC cn,O*dDel.sRd m?NqisaAve F,,,I $.*'it Church III Park Av FtIdi'p Rap? t (hr(R OS Aflanonl, Ip nts II 4)5 Alfimit Sminel, aØlil Timpi., Am,ca Li,ie. Hall. Pan Park SuMaM Saps,? Church, 3584 Pilmitte It Jm,j U,st enac t 5.pi,sl Church St II 115 Oita's Canaan. 4,', DaSiry ' 7,mp4 SIpliat Chvi, Pilrn $v,ss Rd. Atliwsesiti Ss.u,i vi.sy lapis? Church. Mark I *)U,oa SI. WIharn Chapel Attama.W* Speaqs - P,nsl laptit Church if SasLaad _____ WIN N. DIX I E STO R ES I • I II — FLAGSHIP BAN K CONFIRM S F ci? Oi'- tI C'vrill .iaras ci Oil.." $.pi,sI (Mvf(R. 153$ W FitIt SI MtSS,.4#T l.apI St Chuich 741e* Rd ast.ipns. CHURCH OF CHRIST C1*wc1* ii CP.,sit, 1517 5 Pick Asi CRUICII *4 Chris? at ala Ellis. U 5, 57 53 N Caslry S *1* S1I,,,R.I,C fChslC)w,iI 541$ Lake HiwII Rd CC**4CW,5?.&$Pd!rn$,?ID, .AItamsMe5p Cliuch ii ChrisI. Gmalva C1*vrcR ii Christ. LSiW....d METHODIST $Jrwfl UiI.d M.m.r.i C1*vcc1*. I. '),lary EM.rpris. lilt LIII UR,I,d MII1*I4,i? CRUICI, R.tR.I AM L. Cliuicli. Canaan Hti Caiwlhrtry Community Umti4 MIthi$ CPS,,cN. Hwy Il.R3 A P.wy RI, CaS*ilbevry Delary C•MmVRIty Mefld,t Church. W Hi 'AII Rd. Dliry CHURCH OF 000 Church *4 0*4. WI H.cisqy Church of God 5i3 * CIvics, if God as Clvii?, Ovpdi (hurchif 0*4*4 Priplsy. 3N5 S. Elm A Church ii 0*4*4 PrOpAicy. IllS S 'itsImrns Ave RIi(w CF,vrcf, 040.4. tIM W 1311*5? . Sanlard St Ans Catholic Clsprcl, 0i'wii4 Tr5sI D,Savy . Catw4cry SI Macli $ 5pr, Ilify Cr015 Chutcl. E Dalacy Ava. IMirprii Ep$c.pat Part Av II 41* 5? Jerry Ave II £ &t&,k £u-- NrTh4 Chneihs C'.cP Ft.ssd# HIvis. Or, Ma,a.d Liliview Chr*s ian C .urc*. Bear Lake Rd at Jam's.. -- .. . LUItmnC1*urcPif**,,R.p,,, 113W 84ffiPl Lwrft..an Chwtf, flgg, rta.. 11. Upsala C.mm..wtp Pr',Ws.,i.s CIiuqtSi Up'sali Rd Wist*t,q Fri t-yli,, CRw*.. 1.4 $wj RI Cas,.IW, SIVINTH DAY ADVENTIST Farast LII. Clutch, Hwy 484. F.t,it C.t Day A4y541I$ . W' Sanford this week to confer the sacrament of GROUP p... -' -- frs'- Itteta Octt*.. Chvrt1*. 5? AJ1S CRfy$44I* CPsat, Ny 1U3 loin Park .Fir,? Church.? ChrIS?. Sc?n.t,it, ONE, Altamesfi Stinps KmsØirn H,l aS jIhival', confirmation P,stet.i,.i Op*n $is,*, Tahursict, Oteiva ChurCh if tIm Naliren,, O#**va Cemms.ty Ce.tir Pint PP*IflS$f5 C1*VVC1* Si LOng.,, ' :- ?*WtflltI, . • . - - - -- - ________ - ___________________ - -r'-=' -. .... . - - _______ ': Le --. ___________ Cl/ ekoN 2- :L -____ RIftewsid Ay 1714 ChuMry CM - - . - - Un.ati4 Clutch If Elvias a,i.._.. .. ... - - - - • ........... ''' . . - l - , on 91 4 ,• — . -, . ... i) t -, it iao:r uwtll be a panel . t II 1. '."' f... I' I. . -....- - ,v -;. -•- - •. . ie -. ir:i:e Altamonte Springs Lonqwood East •, •.., —: -4..- -': - .-- L- , -_ - -? SHIRLEY MILLETT . - ff,,ij- i 1.: :-,'r''.-.""-' - , nb -.Q"'a a- 1 ,,, - - a ---..-- ~. a - Grief." e Hes. Arthar Dasher, rector of ° Jan25 In announcing the program, Rev. Kenneth w. bIt, church pastor, said, "We - t. . eve .i. ui . t. n's, usC uluiC .t. sFUus nlaed an imrrthntvrt In our nations founding. In this de First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass., (or the past 13 years, will present a løt'tiirn '' the tist'fr "Are Y r the study of the Bible. As __________________ Special Youth Weekend itt First activities are planned Bible study program. I ' , f v' -r-. -- - , , , ''7't(' .,, '. - ,- First 4 C .'SA I IA . - 1,1_a t.- - ,. - . for archiery Baptist .% HILDA RICHMOND First Baptist Church, San' t.'- 5'.' ' n.m. fol'owed by a wiener roast tist Cotiention In at 5 30 anti ta1 y pusi at p m Southern Ba 1 .i' r.- cim ia } t' .7 f I .,. - 5 • r( .. • ' .. _l I 7 -,"--' "-i" '; .. .1".'. .l'J'.• ._.'i ..'. ' *w. I _. '.' 1 - FF'-? MONEY-SAYING -... flew every day. It will mnke your dollar go farther, it will dert 'ou to s ier purchases It s ill inform '.ou of special 'a tugs on the items 'i OU . . . 45. - 5 . .. •• .Jj'.. '. ', 4 -••4• .••' ii' .-' a - i I'' E '' ".4•'a,j . . - c. . • .1".r', . • c ' I- -. .' .:, a, - i,-,.:.. ...c'.''' - _•t 's ''i 5 . 4. .. . . ' 4.M1~1 .. s. . AUTOMATIC, , - - , 4, r ..",-;, ' • -'r •..- - : ,jt I ,.,. ..4i' 'i SUPER.OUPER • . : -• I ' - jItn. i,'V. .1 3'i,'.Q. 1j'- - U-:-' (I4M. ,ç4lrJ- . 'Z',, -. ' 'tV ? n 'it) I't'L'S.,.,.' f hj fl'J#I ( -- •" '•- --, 4. l..'f,.,. •4 .:.-..-..- '•' ___ 4 ospi a Sanford. The youth will m'et at a I. 5. .4. - .j-, j' Resourceful," Jan.31 at 3 p.m. flu use .3unsoru t.i IC t.Cfluer. iiiC I Sanroru riazarene - I r(3'a4% - _J• ' LL IL I V -- rrn1;r Chhl&JS.OrlandoAve school. Allen Chapel Denmark, at St. James AMF. D ____________________ t'hlirch memberd wn arø __________________ committed to systematic Bible stu y ii ue',e that every ____________________ • -.-- __ ____________________ . . ' , ,, .-. . - ' Winter Springs Sanford.Aitamonte Springs Casselberry church. Foreman Heard will the Orange County School present a program of music, System will be the speaker for , ______ _______ _________ • 1 - . . - M' Ti An open meeting of Order of Ibiliti St Luke the Phyc1an will be SHIRL1ILE - ? ,, I 'y - ' 0*10.4 - S Wtt5, Lab, Mas,1 Unit. ISa) W 3rd %-i_l A . . - . .. - ';'::: Fir;tC1*..,rc1**4t%,N,,.,,,,, w tnatu.s. L' ., .- , at 7p.m. on Thursday. United Methodist Women of the Sanford, and now principal in JIL . SI. Macps A U I CISWIII St. RI ItS, Os?,,. 5? PavEs MafhsdI$l CI$uro,, O,ttis Rd. Entiipee $!altecd Memav,aI (Hvig1*, 5 Dilary --------. - - ,7 ... , CP.VI*SII CSmrn4i4y C1*uci, '-'- - ' ____ c,1ofleS __________ -- .•':•'I ._ -. P ''.': _. P1011 Weslipan M441*,ditt, It 45 W. at Pi4 Firs? Praby*,iaa, Church. Oak Ave. & 3rd II ..- PO month of each one attending. oerved at Mien Chapel AME missionary presentation, Miss Audrey' Phillips, Mary Lou McDonald Is in Church Sunday, Jan. 25, at 11 The will also show coloredMrs. psycttricnurseonthesafff _____ 4 J jk rI i,., OTNIR CHURCHES A IS $ A N I Church 01,, A I)?', Lsnwied Church ,4 thu Haute, wa,man. a ,;sv. Av• £ cura'e, assisting the rector, Res Soper Born in Greensille, Tenn, — C7 ' ____ I Mt Sara M.siewy •s$it (hv'th. tIN MI 1,0' M,uiitai'y SapJ. Ips A,q . ., Program. Pt,iIi.,j, ClwrcR. 153' Ptm $RtIR5s Rd Allams.it Genava M4FMIst Church. Gtøiva Grace Un,lid M4ffiodt Church, A'rp*q lIv4 Orast Chipil A M F Chitch Oviedi 0vNi SIvd. EPISCOPAL LII Saii'ti lpc$C.p.i FoIwell, Bishop of the illiam Collins Jr to the Sacred Order of Priests, at 7 30 pm Monday at Holy Cross Epcopal Chuh, Sanfo Re thns receised his fst chuh appoinent in August Church if - CATHOLIC owns pIcture presentation. The Church in Fort lauderdale. I - (h,rtA*4 God H*Iinqii Laka Miiwpi Church e4 God Mas$'en. I.iaprm,o Spr.n,Ii*44 MilaiRity $api,. 5151* 6 Cedar Fr'st $.,Iiit Church *4 i.ak. Mary Fr's? laptit CPvrck if Liii Ms. Fr's? Saptis? CnwcII e5 Cit Church I OtiSi H - .. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 6 = li supper will be served at 12 Insurance Service HAR RE LL & BEVERLY Methodist memorable setting (or the talk. choir from Community w1 be The Birthday presenting "H&s Ahs&' the a J \• - ATLANTICNATIONAL BANK Eunice I. Wilson and Staff and Employes rerry ( liii 77*1* a conclude on Feb 29 The youth The Resuctjon wi ws on ii I 1.C.PENNEYCOMPANY - .7 . Pr;.( FLAGSHIPU.S. BANK --'- dramatized talk . . Hebrews ritus 2 .t-. . j 7 dc1..2JJ.. To Be Or d a i ned ' winning the most new me hers, will be in the au £ is .,, - to be given by fe11owsp hail. University and Seabury. VERNAT1Th Bess Herman at the First Western Theological Seminar, United Methodist Church of Community L . Evaton, Ill. Heis a tarine SanfordonSundayatsp.m.fn AA • rree 'vietriouist . Cor veteran e10s, and a former the sanctuary. The sybolism Verna Tite, Miss an Delta Air Unes employein te ssindos, their history, A iohn and piano concert by educational missionary to He and h wife, Vicky, rede and their value to Chrtjan Alphonse and Katherine Carlo Mombique since 18, will on lake Markham, worship will be presented by will be presen:ed at 4 p.m. ak at the Sanford-Eustis evangelism, and a Moni song SHam PHpm K L phos'ans p , Atsimbi, aS 64. / made their recent term, they G Blair McGarvey, will Tom Fleming head the senior maintained a Bible school in the present chalk ctraings group and Debbie Butler and Moni language, completed David Garrison the junior / IvØW,ip FIRST UNITID METHODIST CHURCH . &amTsa, F.rt ---i group Final will be for the trip to the Hughes home WG honored cucs,ci, . I . peoe with the sense of touch •q . - CHUNCHOF CHRIST SCIENTIST ASSIMILY OF GOD - Mbonary Alliance Since 1960, former misonary to Japan they have lised with the Moni and director of development (or service at 11 a m, on the 29th tribesmen in the Dugindoga the Southeastern District, will and at a steak dinner that Valley, building a new station s ak at the 7 pm service eening Faye Entzminger, _ :• _ Moni Church in the valley The church school advance newlyiscovered tribes New Guinea with the Christian and a,:_,_..&, £ve4W•p liv _________________ FIRST ) ____- simulation game demon strating the serses slgned \\\ separatefunctions,suchasonly MII ,. .. - P:t'; as a ed I am eecting a miracle haest of a quality of e I have not enjoyed unifi now" And then really, In all th, expe just that kind of hast and something good will happen to you. • plans .,t.t....,.. doesn't have to drag you down. You can use ft way in the world to grow. Then finally, punt as a - - -4 Sal ,, AF $?a,s's Hwy I1flaIMyIysRl m ,y • i Pq - S.' -cr_ sS.Lt. _d,,SSLaa'st.Sst - rL ,,ris, san hour for a musical program - best 9 a m to 5 45 p m for senior ghs and a&l Sendipity Is ilie junior and senior youth of a unique appraoch to Bible First Christian Church, will Study. The $ fee includes meet at 9:15 a.m., Sunday, lunch and materials. presented - *V"$W4d.iday :: g — will speak Thursday and Friday scripture reading from Corinthians by Liz Craig TN(LAKIRyUuITlD n,Woesp FIRST SAPTI$T CHURCH Wpd Pfaypq$v, and the glory of God's retationship with Man were ited by Dean Berrien, Kevin ocker, and Scott McKee A Nisir WI4AIi Mi IVit I?IIa ____ ____________ at7 30p m and Sunday, Feb 1, Bryant Inead of a monilng •i. m II Ni , .,. I I W$ ,.. - omeone nas snwn tne vvayi - I the speaker iUc as the as the eat and total source of my total simply. I am plan. will be .,fl_,._. you Saturday at First F rs — Gn$Mvy 0th F ft Wood of a stone-age culture in Irian horn and also on the organ during Communion The in FIRST PRISSYTIRIAN CHURCH ELDFR$PRINGS --- since The study of his life is, therefore, an imponant pa of Christian courane and commitment Why plunge aimlessly on I feelings toward your iUc. Wish him well. And as you do, church rained an extra year In Vict s At the head of the Christian religion is the belief that God Pas?ai SvdaySth. question "What would I lose I simply forgave th per will be led by the layen of the with Richard 1lolclaw A Senthpity workshop led directing the conggaUonaI by L)an Coleman, author of wI sw's someone has trudged before i azarene at6p m each Sunda) Believe About The Holy Spirit." ____ the - beneath evening sun. sermon John Snyder played PALMETTO AVENUE - -- - chapel - - ongrega.ona1 CHlI%YI .- eSer) on filed into a small Sunday with (eorgc lice of complete the translation of the nuntalnde for the Word of life", Brazil, will New Testament and Psaims in Sunday serce prepared and to speak at 11 a w service and the language of the Jarai tribe be participated by the Senior Rev. Charles E. ng, an Rev. William A. tta, Rachel arke ote the American miuionary and 1949 a pioneer missionary to Presbyterian • .. Pa ;Sprn lng, who is now prevented smato, will teach the -' - . I Np lii .. _L . SeCI.y,iW - _____ - a C PINEC1&ST$APTI%TCHURCH -' . - Harc, TITI A SydHwp Day Ja> T was Incomparable. They I. The will be serd at by the new communi regime arrived in Valle Crucis to snow 6:30 p.m. Jan. prior to the there, will be speaking Monday, laden mountain trees and frosty 7:30 ser%ice. The choir of the Tuesday, and Wednesday m OD SHIPHUo LUTHIRAN CHURCH ,, P at the 7 dinner Tvsday Is -- II speak , :i 1P ______ __________ - _____ �-- _________ IIIA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1976 Friday, Wool I 'ty s&rs Friday W MOVIE 6,00 2 4 6 9 N U COOKI CAJUN 12 NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS 0COURSE OF OUR TIMES 9 W_ NEWS ~D ATS cOOIN' tj FEEDBACK 9 THE WILD, WILD WORLD Z) SENIOR SCENE 1) ST AR TREK L CD POPI R I fl ado aGrOalDane .144ord I 10 -LYWOOD SOUARES 800 12 SANFORD AND Fil ed rushes an cipac rrKXher to a hospital. ands s'aken for the 5fathef 4 6 fliE HIGH FLYING MOVIE xby 0 i nLxoxw SPEED BUGGY ED 1H ELECTRIC coM nun Tear— 9elh 6 12 N 9 DING CROSBY NAAM GOLF: Lrve, turns to py whc.n 910betrotling ex -name sue roen lers his life and pqxms MISTER ROGE of the human Spirit by one of the on Russ4a. CD WAWJE TY1 FR SKV FiS r 630 2 NBC 4 6 CBS NEws ED FLORIDA REPORT W ANI M AL WORLD GEUI OR ED UNISCOPE: "Student — 30 2 GO. USA By 15 30 2 FLORIDA'S WATCHING CENTRE FOUR On The Dog Track Rd,Off 6 Hwy. 17.1",Ftrn Park HELD OVER — 1 JAWS AT REGULAR PRICES MAMA" TUES. THURS. CO- FEATURES: 'RETURN c*&zy OF TmE DIIIAGOW ECONOMY NIGHT—ADULTS Si, CHILDREN SOc OCXWG CNA111111 TNfAT*( 4vmL) jkrrz#xio% om 2 4 1_) , 12~ NE-m 9 ABC NEWS 700 CL 1115 CONSUMER SL 2 1130 12 "A Look At Firmlenciai and variety series. five, N York (41 MOVIE- --Captm Cmey. to Itaily after WW I to track man "410 beitr S&MXKY stars as a loffm rurw 1 6 THE 9 i v RSONS ALMOST ANYTHING to e pr000qj P" lilm on which the delearm name was based, oordOs AWARDS GOLDEN GLO13E FAMLYAT WAR ED 9 DLY bn• RO AS K DOUBLEHEADER Tonnos I j 6 MOVIE: / W MASEcE iiuI L I J I II L L A P M B IP R 230 y VVL 300 afll 0 9 PRO BOWLER'S TOUR Derw Open from VV COjO. radlD BOW N J A IU L A0NN P W 0 rd _V S A C A L D0 9ARGAINMATS.1VEZ____ y DAyl L_711.2:30P.M. E Y1 A G H EE L 0 K TB ECUUE L EE M R M 'I S B L U 0 Y N 0 K C U T S L E Of 7 34 it 09 ADULTS SHOWTIME 7:30 9:31 SAT-SUIC— :27 3:28 S:29 2.00 KIDDIES 1.00 George C. Scott ThC Hinden burg LAKE HURST, N.j 1917-T THIS DAY. THE TRUTH IS STILL QUESTIONED INIATIllf / 8:00 & 11:00 1 I Is IT it uctjofts: TIN h 14" 04 at$$ ustald below applitair fwward. backward, up. do or diagonally In theit Pu2sk. rhw each hidden name and bn is litill filbole": on Charro Parker urren er Guitar Man Hound g Blue Moon Blue Hawaii Hodge Podge "ST" Tomrrow: ~) il 3 11 1 41 1,41 I.- ~3 LONELY9 Aj S STARRING r : (17* _ I - case entitled Barbara S Rusk, Dated this 301h clay of December, That said sale is being moot to 197S satisfy the terms of Said Writ of (Seal) Execution Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish Jan 2 9 16 fl 1976 John E Polk Sheriff Seminole County, 2))O lorida Publish Jan tO 0EV 71 IN THE COURT OF THE ~I— TH f Sure enough. But it wa.sn' t Crosby weather. Th e rain, cold, sleet, mud, ocean spray, fog and o casional snow that usually NOTICE OFACTION TO FRANCISCO ROY PI IL 4 pl,tgues the l3ln' (rosh Ni tional Pro Am (,()If lour Feb 6 1976 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT - ' if t(IiIr (1)111 - I ____ ____ . U i lw By IM)B 0 It It E LI, Tot Ek %C 'J i fishermen to familiarize themsel themselves with local waters Dewey Yopp, tournament director and %jce president in charge of public relations for American Bass Fisherman, Inc., said Thursday that 1b2 entries hilive already been 'receied with more expected YOU ARE HERE BY NOTIFIED that a complaint and amended Com plaintforeclo" on the following real property in Seminole County. Florida: 11 organization having one Is 11 asked to contact m at the Holiday Inn, room 147. Winter - 4 ~ P a ~~(ers e ec - t - hand for the contest to aid in It boiled do wn to a question released. e pact on the said N Fish caught during the Players Association Executive S wrong with a gas sta Gross Swap - Villa will be the recipIent 73 41 -67 Evening Herald Sanford Fl IAINII (AP) — The iami CityCommission is holding out ona promise to replace the Qr ange Bowl' s worn-out turf with L grassuntil the Miami Doitns prortlise they ontmo%eawa) a - ,, s soon as it's planted, ' of - -\ / returned, 75 per cent or the meeting To eliminate any possiblily of Forem an: I Hate Not Beng Cham ------ - - - - -_— - I Roberts recei ved 317 and -- - - - Both pitchers nearly made it on a home run by l y ear. RObertS fell nine Brown, We were driving home toteS short and Lemon as 39 and III) dad asked if I'd mind if Seminole Lyman fl e re es S Seminole Iligh hosts spruce Creek and Lyinan en. tertains Oak Hi4l e to head the Seminole County Ngh school basketball slate tonight All games start at 8, including three other contests: Trinity Prep at Luther High (Orlando). Like Howe at W)more Tech , and Florida Cen tral at Sanford Na v al. Seminole (6-12) enters its contest with a five-gaIlle losing string while Lyman has lost three in a row r fered its cooperation earlier this w eek toBrowardCounty in building a 70,000 seal, $3(~njijlion stadium, partly because of the a va ilability of more space N limi Mayor Maurice Ferre says lie' s not about to spend tax ooms Fast breaking their way to win No. 11 in 12 outings. the or third quarter points to down the lake Brande) Patriots 53, Pats -- going into ttv security in. vestrtit- nt business. Lemon is still Ut the game and recentl y 'e York Yankees - - - roon3s goes up G ppl s Win 46-18 ra 4 er 0 0. Meyers 0 0 0 Tol#ts 26 6 Sa 24 from the free throw line Brantley $14 11 IO3 13 11 22 12-Sell Foul Brantley 17 Crooms 12 zl~ - - - -' Kp, ;A.4 r %I 1 r .:A anoers won by forfeit. ow 6-3-1, the SefnirOICS truck on over to Izke llo%% ell on Naturday. If _ 1: r1t;It All I ,44;3~~ 4g . =.- t;~w r B Saers (St p Caiabree: Calloway IS) cl Marra A ISS Kirkpatrick IS) won r xrse 167 0 well Gets I 1. - L+_ Sanford 44. Mainland I I 100 25 Cain ISO P Garriacne. I 11 i ' I. Sandem fSI p Vablo. I 07; 125 -'d.1mS IS) *on by forfeit Uni.r. i Johnson ()V I V C113firi. I - 7p~ , tcu rolling on the floor all over r oPPO taking nine of 12 matches from DaytonaNlaidancl to win, 46-18, Freddy Cash kicked off the w inning e or a p SqaIIfICa?OnVS ;t4 y against Only weak spot for pant~ers was a miserable six of ways important, Crooms = S emi nole pulled d0tvri 13 (if th e bo,ard the 1"und class, followed had Roll. Jeff bounces w hile Eric Hicks with wins by C' 11 I LA. rison, gra 10 rebounds. Lou' Sanders. Willie Calloway, a Bran le~ fell to 84. Thursday night. ount Dora next Tuesday. " Our fast breaks jelled after LAKE BRANTLEY: McGee 6 1 halftinle, said coach Bob I]. Lyons S 0 10, Hnnakeir 7 2 16. Bray. " We' d been missing Kent I 0 2. Gonlatel 10 2 Totalti 20 3 r.asses and not executing well 1) CROOMS: Black 6 1 IS; Gillmore 0 but second half the Offense an(i 00 Humii,on5o to. Weill 60 12, Nick% defense came around." butso are rebounds Ed Hudson excitement Roberts left Lisebll in 1967 i,ned as pitching coach for th' face if team oer Joe Hobble I 4 r At L pledges to keep the Dolphins in Mni and out of Broward I Counts - wan in seasons in nine bears all St LOWS tO Watch r1)e try for: The commission agreed Thursday to replace the Poly Turf with a special grass sur- ______ Friday, Jan 23 19Th— lB Lemon 305. The late Gil Hodges away when the writers elected he didn ' t (7017ne to ariv more Was third with jxj votes, 58 slug,rer Ralph Kiner to Coope,r- games. Ile couldn' t t~ike the there' s no pro team to play on it " After a prolonged discussion David Hampton hits from side favoritism in deciding contest of the situation, we decidd i t CommiAoner J.1- Plummer winners, public pairings of was in our best interests not said the company that would contestants will be rnade by plant the new turf has told him even to vote on whether there drawings. The pairs will be A- Ould be a strike," aid union t1ve, surface can be ready for rotated each day. play by Aug. I and woul cost [resident Kermit Alexander. At the end of the tourney, about MOM. Ile denied that the decision to winners will be determired on The Prescription Athletic void a strike vote could bt, total weight, pounds arid considt red i etback for the asTurf would require excavating P about 16 inches and laying a ounces. In the 1975 ABF World sociation Championship tournament, I-AIS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) " For it to have become a deFew in this betting city k % in)I mat to separate the ne oniy one ounce separated the feat, eould have had to ha ve Former h'C'avyweight boxing the Forman-Lyle battle will go urface from the water table top prize winner from second and a special drainage stem L-3me into the meeting planning kin'Geor 'e Fremn ons his the route place, a (fifference of $15,000 for -~oul when lie declares. "I ha to strike,"he said, that one ounce' Both Alexander and (;,Ir%.cby not hoeing the chanipion, I hate First place winner will take said all week long th,at they It. home a cash prize of $5,000 plus would not recommend any " I' m not jealous, riot of ua boat, 11 p. engine, a (0 tile players. hmninad Ali. but of not being trophy. Second spot is north The owners', refusal 0 the heavyweight champion." - Knocked out b~ Ah t 7.flre, KOM and trophy. Other awards pay anything into the players' 0- dJV __ Fouls Eckerd JV7) lion. Up In Air — contest are kept alive in Director FA Garvey. aerated live wells, weighed in, In a 90- minute closed inectthen placed m the obser vation ing the players decided man area to make sure they will agement would not have been stnive. hurt by a boycott, but football All doubtful fish are donated fans would have been, Garvey to a worthy organization to aid said. About 30 members of the lt.s rriersu — tids Ujilie, Girl's all-star squads did riot a Time for Receipt of Bids Bids W along th - 19 27119 Association reurning all bass to an en. of who would be hurt if the closed, netted area where they game were cancelled. and I will be under oerset1on for 24 ques tion of whether a cancella .0 tionwouldhave 0 " gh ini- - v boycott of the game was blamed for sagging ticket sales. — Fot,ed Out NOr' o ycott er Fish Cbmmission are expected to be on - NEW YORK I AP) — It would tion? he asked. "Where do you short Of election. stol%n. liolx-rLs was bitter at be nice to report that Bob Lem- go every cay? It beats a bar. BeW-een them, Rioberts and coming so cl Ofl ose but still misshad 1ied out a boyhood After 1113 through with Lemon on nearly 500 major ing 'flus makes up for that dream when he was elected baseball, I think Fil go back to league games and enjoyed 13 ( USZppointment, "he said. along with Robin Robertsto the pumping gas seasons In shich they Ofl 20 or While Lemon came tu ti aseball Hall of Fame. Baseball. however. isn' t quite more games. Roberts, pitching majors out of gasoline alley, But it S Just not so The truth throu with lrnon and Rob- for the Philadelphia PhtI!j Iben wa erts. ' 17he two pitchers have an Baltimore Oricles, Houston As. Phillies off the c seat with Lemon hen he w as growing up in \ here they will be in games Inl9 Seasons and 51 M) mother loved baseb San Bernardino Calif ducted into the hail of Fame straight 20-victory seasons but 111) father didn 't care ni wanted to run a gas sta. Both were elected easily in Ixinon had 207 victories in - for it," Roberts said. "I tien," said Lemon. who instead balloting by the Baseball ClUding a stretch of seve n 2D- member in 1951, they came on 7 games in a 13 seasons Writers n mvi r pregame prepar McInoTe Passes off ri to the bench with a Semirle tra velsto Saint leo nosebleed. Big Sammy Wflhms, wo that college' s junior varsity. ,1 Thethreatofnpla )erho)cott of Monda) nights game hung - - Thursday' s heroes also in- St-ands F-1 I and has played very cluded freshman Victor little, got in for 12 minutes and Wilkerson, who had 6-of-7 hit 5-of-6 shilAs and pulled down seven rebounds. before being hit in the face and Lemon, Roberts: • Officers of the Florida Game week, and the uncertain statt Sanford Florida on the following Project Title. WALKWAY BRIDGE '1 season with on.ly the third set clubs he's used as a pro, and orley had little difficulty, NEW 0RUANS I All ) - A of the lo [jowl would have stung the wrong people, so One vital need, according to the about 50 National Football tournament director. is the loan League stars decided not o ofascoreboardlargeenoughto tkeagrike vote. said players' accommotiate 250 names. Any union representatives. cooperation and assistance in conducting the tournament limited partnership and IFCO LTD a Florida limited partner sh ip and to all part its having or Claiming foh awe any fight, title of interest in The real Property herein deuribed h) Chip Noe at left and ltaadyFaber a(rjght Iflerald Photo byTom Vincent) n' d hi The deadline is Tuesday. Yopp made an appeal for t. - - Seminole sponsored b} Monxoe Harbour re P SIu Sterling. ________ 1 Wow back of thein with a 68. Bruc,e Contestants from all over the Surnmerhays nd Australian United Statesare arriving in l)at(l Gr.iharn had 69s Sanford to participate in the Wynn, Gary Groh and Jim Co O,000 Honda Spring pen bass tournament Jan. 29,31 Marina. Practice dates Sunday - _____ ______ It's not time out lor tears, as Joe SterUng checks over his shoulder during a Se mine I e break, IInked ho n - -. ) ii ii Zuci' 00 to cvii Herald Outdoor torrespondent (zrge Johnson as one stroke FRANCES MICHAEL VIOLA. the general erls (Nicklaus, e can get C (11ilr I I I 7 Tot.il%77131167. SEMINOLE: Noe A 22 10. poc never seen, places they (h dn't 1 back - know existed 0( e Easterly boundary of The name and addrns of the at Shall be received until I:oo p,M. an %aid Woods Unit I for a fornty for the pefwnal rep,ripSen. January 27. 1976 dlSl4nC@ Of 21131 fett. ThqnC@ run S lative are set forth below, Project Scope Construction: The 19 degrees 37, 06- E. for All persons having claims or a distance PrOiect generally consists of a demands against it* estate are Bicycle Palt, and Walkway Bridge Of S 41 fttt to the N E corner of Lot 1, Block 0, said Winter Woods Unit 1. req vired, WITHIN THREE MON, over the little Wekiva River, Thence run S 0 degrees 22. $4*1 W THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Place(s) For Examining Bidding alOng The Easterly boundary of saill FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS DOCurntrltlli~ 616deri may review W i nter Woods Unit I for a distanc, NOTICE,10 file with the clerk of the the Documents at the following Of 163 08 feet to the Northerly right of court & written statement of any places: Way lint of Winter Woods Blvd, claim or demand they may have. Seminole COuMty School 7 hence run S 19 degrees Each Claim must be In writing and 37' 06" E . Board Office along Said R W line for a distance of mt indicate the basis for the 7 E Commercial Ave 17330 feet to the P C of a curve Claim, the name Ord address of the Sanlord, Florida 32711 COnCavt Northerly; cftdlfor of his agent or attorney, n Documents will be at local Estiffifly along %&I., and the amount ctaimed If the planrooms curve, for bidders to review, for ill elements a ra t:~ oo 0 Claim is nOl Vtl Out. the date when It Place(%) Date For Obtaining and a central angle 'Of^' 211 degrees will become due $hall be stated, It Bidding Documents: Bidders sy for An Arc distance of 30 30 The claim IS contingent or obtain Documents by Phoning the feet, Thence run N 61 degrees 76, unliquideled, the nature of ?he un Office of the Architect (equesling 20- E al o rig The Northerly R W line Cu L It the further information, aller, Of Winter Woods Blvd or a a is red, the Security %hall January 1111. 1916 distance cl 110 76 fet. be d Scibd- The claimant Shall run Specified Bonds - The IvCc#sslul N 21 degrarS 33* 40-Thence W. for a deliver sufficient copies of the claim bidder shall provides or Perf maOre, distance of 700 O fee t; to the cler k to en Thenc,run p able the clerk to Payment and Guarantee Cont ract degrees26 E fora distance of mail 000 COPY to each Personal Bond AS Provided and 11011 forth in the prestrijalive, 200 0 let'10 the Point Of Beginning Specifications. has btfln filed against you and you Alt pern interested in the estate flAt - its running Into pla ces th ven "It' s good to have him back, , IV% and the hall is running. And E per(ormance is that Coach Joe Ster ling knows he is ECKERD JV: Hair 9 I I 9 Singleton 3 1 41. Butterfield 2 0 1 4 Wi mbicu 3 006 Z,er7 A - - gig - per game and counted upon as C p s team playing, he came do% Evirynnp on Seminole' severe bout of the flu. played considerably. o the Consequently, through lho Raiders likely would have team's first 18 games he played chalked up their l6th win in 119 N!clnt)Tc was a st.rler last Nfclnt)Te hit &of-11 shots from year, averaging about 10 points thefloor )ldifledJiCkThthill the' eter an head of the tour' s field staff. "Usuall)', the fairways are so ubs THE INSURANCE CO a foreign are much little wind with conditions 4 I games without him The significant factor t' - Thyplving golf coursts u Flra 3,111 _____ looking for Ws fint title in and w et and there's no run n Iht hail Now they 're hard and corner an the Point of Beginning Of the tract about to be dt%Cribed: TERESTED IN SAID ESTATE SPRING LAKE ELEMEN Thencecon t,nueN7ldegr.es YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FOR TARY SCHOOL, SEMINOLE W. &long said RW line for that the administration of the estate COUNTY. FLORIDA distance I)] SS feet to In# North line of Laura Barbara CIFOwt, deceased. NameoflheO*ntf TheStminolilt O1 theS'-joI1heSEI4OftheNE 1., of File Number 766CP is pending in County 5chooI Board Sect ion 33 TownshIp 2) South the Circuit Court f or Semi nole Protect Location South Range East Thence r County Florida, Probate Division, N SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. degrees 40- 17" W along The Nort the address of which Is Seminole Place For Receipt of Bids: All line OI the said S 1 1 Of the $11 1 4 of -ounty Courthouse, Sanford, Bids are to be dirilvered to the the NEfa for 6 distance Florida 11771 The personal Superintendent of Schools In the feet to The NE cor of 09 % representative of this estate IS S. B, School Board Office, 202 E. Com. aforementioned Winter nor of the Woods unit CROWE. Whose address Is Star M@fClal Ave.. Sanford. Flarlda 1; Thor Lr AN temperatures. The fairways this and it ' d really be tough." EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR, CWT IN AND FOR SEMINOLF I COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION h0- lell-2444-CA-0 a CONTINENTAL AMERICAN LIFE the Northerly R W line toward a state tour couldn't do much running, March in which !eft hi out of the t!and fri c, , urses !X- nament berth next that tied him for the lead with jowne)1fl11n Mike Morley still iirs Rim drive — tougher under these conditions Instead, tile spectacular than when they are wet and lx:auty Of (IXI onterey Perin. soft,,, said Nicklau% the M5 sula was resplendent in Player of the Year. " You put a fl 9 a in from under his own black cloud before the season opened, for 14 minutes 71ursday af. Nlclnt)TC Was involved in an ternoon, and the result has left automobile accident and was Seminole Community College's sidelined, basketball team with still When he returned, he had another reliable hand for its trouble with his arches, and ________ _________ Nicklaus, using I new set of clubs in competition for the first time, shot a five-under-par 67 Thesn fl Jim McIntyre stepped out regtar this sezson. Shortly ,. . petition , I / 'reens on ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED BIDS WCft' (jr and the seen s • Ir4 Hale Irwin . Doug Sanders over three golf courses. There —undGay Brewer 79. Tony Jack. were 29 scores of 80 or higher. DEV 116 Pofalson, and TOMPKINS, i ___________ - Defending champion Gene (lay's first round of this unique, littler 76 Tom Weisko $ 1000 event that is played 76 -- School Board Westerly P W line for a distance of AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE F PEBBLE F IWM'lI Calif. invitation to Did: Notice Is hereby Wood% Blvd. and the Westerly R W given that the Seminole County Ion* of S.R. No. 416 as sh&svn an the Schm Board. Sominolle County. Plat of Winter Woods Unit IN RE Estate 1, as Florida will receive Sealed bids until recorded In Plat Book IS page IS Lilivra Barbara Crowe, I-M P.M. an January 27, iiiiiii at Public Records at Seminole WhICh time bids will be publicly County. Florida Thence run NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION N 21 opened and read aloud In the degrees 33-40-: W. along said TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Seminole County AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN. 9 UNTAMED WORLD Of Ulle,M I ri r i EA TER "Upsws. Downstairs FkY,C31 Slirlday's program November, A.D. 1976, i n inat certain This Notice Shall be Published im n Seminole County Courlho SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION MEAKC0RESU0HLIAJ I' £ fl Execution Issued out of and under • a er , (AP) — The Crosby weather got Playing conditions wer e near 1 em, right? 1xirfect and, thercfore, very Sure, Jack Nicklaus got away unhauilir, with a 67, but just look at the And it put the scores out Of other scores: ohnny ,Miller 74 Sight -- among the highest on with a lost Billy Casper 75. thf, lour in years — in Thurs- 6 Plaintiffs, County Florida Sheriff SeminoieCountyFlora V Lots I and 4. Block A, West and I have levied upon the foliciiiiiiiing MICHAEL VIOLA, the gene-al Altamonte Heights, Section One, described property owned by Partner in IFCO. LTD,, a Florida according to a plat thereof as Michael Rk said proper ty being recorded in Plat Book to, page 69, of locate in Seminole County. Florida, limited partnership and IFCO LTD, a Florida limilet the public recorth of Seminole more particularly described as Defencs&nfli County. Florida. follows NOTICE OF You. and each of you, are notified Lot 11, Tuska*illa Subdivision, TO: iiiii,onsei viola, the general that a Suit to Quiet Title to the above 6CCOrding to the plat Thereof as partner in IFCO, LTD. A Florida described property has ben tiled rerded in Plat Book page limit ed partnership and IFcO nst Records em • L7Dr, a Florida It-iled Serve a copy of your answer to Ime Florlsia. LAST KNOWN R ESIDENCEComplaint on the Piainiiff-s at Additional information available Michael viols lorney, Terrence J McGuire, of from the Civil Division of Hunter PattiiIo Seminole C ounty Sheriff'sS epar Ft Lauderdale Fla Strong, 243 We%, Park Box 340. Wi-der Park, Florida 37789, and the undersigned as Sheriff of IFCO, LTD and file the original In the office of Seminole County Florid a, will a? 3)) Oakland Park the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or 11 00 A M. on the 91h clay of Blvd r A D 1976, offer for sale before the Ath day of February, 1916, February' Ff Lauderdale, Fla. otherwise the allegations of the and sell to the highest bidder. All part Complaint will be taken as con Cash. SubjeiCI to any and all #xIsting intest by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEEK & FINU G To All parties or persons having or Deputy Clerk 2, DAILY DEVOTICNAL T (Seal) dead, to his or her unknown heirs, the teal of the Circuit Court of deviseft. legatees, or grantipe$, and S#minOle Courily, Florids, upon 3 all other p"wns nr peftitis Claiming final 1 —grr.crit r"eftid in Inc Darden io MOVIE: "Second Defendants Casseiberry Florida Arthur H Beckwith,Jr 0 oSKIS All Bids Must be in the Office be 7~30 p.m. February 16, 1976 All bidders, their agents or represen latives are Invited to be Pfeil"? at the bid ripening which itholl i-- p.e!j in t he Council Chambers at the Cy Hall, l North Moss Rd. Wi nter Springi, Flvida, at Its regularly'll" scheduled meieling to begin at 7 )0 p m. on Monday. February 16. 197it The City reserves the right, at 11 % discretion, to rejecl any and 811 bids, or to accept that proposal which, in Its judgment, will, under ail The circumstances. best Serve the Public lnterf ts Mary T Norton City Clerk 37707 NOTICE OF SUIT Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Put)I%I) Jan 9, 16 2j. )0, 1976 Clerk of the Circuit Court E of lnthenarnefheStte of Fli 1 By Martha I Vihlen To the Defendants: Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Address wn Publish Jan 9, i6, ~3. 3o. 1916 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that OAV ID C() '( and JOYCE by virtue of that certain Writ of 0EV 12 ice each wk for tour comecutive in Sanford Flor ida.the above weeks In the Evening Her ald described peflol operty 0 pitied against state in a senes Of Improbable and outrageoms ' the characters o TOM T HALL: The 9) CHANGING TIMES 130 sec. Story Of meld mannered man w`ho can Pick vvirvxws and Cit 7) s67 y Jack ~;Ilii flit claimant and must be s*orn to defenses. it any. 10 Wallace F. Residence Unknown Lail knc,*n rnefal Delivery. by the claimant his agent or hi5 S 'flakerJrof EPIICNSOu and address BEANE, Post Office Oraoorr One, Hammoncivoir P oid QC it Drnc iii becom Casscjberr Florid, 37707 At Pompano, Florida According to law, lornevs. for the Mother, and file The YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED S Thomas L Gilliland ixig nal with the Clerk 01 the above that an action for Dissol ti 0, Marriage and other relief has te,n JOHN D. MAHAFFEY, JR., P.A 'blyled Court on or before February ise. a Judgment filet against you and you Are Attorney for The Executor may be entered against you for the required to serve a copy of your on R oad, relief demanded in the Petition v6yitten defensei. it any, to it C. WITNESS my hand and The Seal of Attorney for Petitioner, Neigh Orlando, Florida ]2SM said Court on this, the 71h day of borhood Low Office of Central i n 1976 0EV II? January, mo Florida Inc whose address s to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (Seal) W. Central Blvd . Orlando. Florida. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. 22101, and file The original with the CUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the above styled Court on of FLORIDA Sy Elaine RiCharde, before February loth 19!6, Olhef CASE NO 75-162`11-CA-13D fP$y Clerk wise a Iudgment may be Cflter,d PACESETTER BUILDERS, I *gainst you for the relief dirmandect Florida corporation in the Petition, Counselors At Law Witness my hand and the seal ol POST Office Drawer One DAVID C HUDSON t ux et a t said Court on January 7th 1976 claiming any right, title or intereii Petit loner, Michael Rusk in arid to The following described Reuvricieni, which aforesaid Writ o Property. situate in Seminole Execution was delivered to m as 730 LAST OF THE WILD In ED THE AMERICAN AN. GLER Fshingi Show. 9 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTuNG ED WA STREET CD ME oonona Horse " Joan Biondeli. Ffank Each claim or demand must be of in against ou and you are required to writing and must state the Place a copy your written residence and post office address of 1000 4 6 CAF40L BURNETT: Gunts: The Jackson Frvia. i- ATER Mch ow If 6 CBS CH1LDRES FILM FESTIVAL of Winter Spring 'YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MARY FLORANCE RIVERA, calendar months from the dale of Thai an "lion for Change of Name of and FRANCISCO ROY RlVr p In#% first Publication of this notice. Tanya Am Davis has been filed 1;. hOStit5 800 2 4 SOUL TRAIN - OrCMSed, are hereby notified an~ CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-74-CA-18-EE required In fille, ny claims t_ IN RE - Change of Name of demands Which thoy and 11 CESARSRLD 339-2 74 Dana An(jr&ws, Lwida Cfystal 1956. St*Uw-h !-d= =A9 Seeks 10 Patch redsk.-n cavalry Storyteller COU ED FELONY SQUAD ARMSTRONG 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL MARTIN MINDICH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (Owner's Names) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CASSEL AND BENJAMIN CUIT OF FLOIIIDA IN AND FOR Afflorney foe Applicant SEMINOLE COUNTY 501 Flagler Fedefal Bldg PROBATE DIVISION III N E ISI, PROBATE NO. 71-112-Cp Mimi. Florida 31137 In RE: Estate at Publish: Jan 2. 9. 16, 23, *.976 CHARLES E GILLILAND, nEVII N HUDSON hIS Wile if alive or. it muslic. (R) 9 LAWRENCE WELK.-200 Years of Anwican MLr,,c W BURNS AND ALLEN SCIENCE FICTION E. KIT eSSJOn to 6 HEE 6 FAT 9 AMERICANN0STANO Jerri S gels a PrOPOSW he Could refuse ED 4 fight for the Continental against the Ordish a ruy 'Jve ("hem Caffcway) todaims his dgvty as a man, JR) 4 6 BOB NART Efeft 700 Morning Door for Ida F-VitXity talks aboLA his new book The Gatos of Hofl a revel about the swdice of VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS Saturday to but is sentenced to death by the worlcm, 40 syndimle 93U A ND PALS 6 GueUs Include C. W McCall. P0111,11a Clark, Unah Heep. N,eCo Ied NE 1ey Sundays I: 30- 3:30&4 00600 Reit 4 4 SH I7 P. M. Outdoor R*des FAR 04JT SPACE Afternoon 1200 2 12 THE JETSONS 2 12 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Amm's Lacirside Massinirs and Kurt Joolssl "The Green Table.9 I S WrAL T.: Guests Stuart arrm Daffen. An underoolear govern. bil!`00rneis ft k" witness in a trial that sends a 600 THE BIG N I IF MARBLE 100 2nd Wed of every F 1 3011 00 Saturdays 9 30 11 3 am & complete Performance O Gerald Arpono's "TrtrVtyr. as I as excerpts from Robert 9 UNCLE CF40CS BLOCK (B& Wednesdays 7:30-10:30 p.m, month Thursdays Private Parties Only CCenIe Jolfrey Bald ma ED VA)MAN ALIVE CD MY FAVORITE MAPTIAN w0 €D B0O+( BEAT Harrison E ED TuesdAys Private Parties SPORTS 2 4 6 GHOST BUSTERS 9 000 LL COUPLE 1235 BMM " Series WIDE WORLD OF TRY 2 12 WESTWND q THE ReXWIES W~!,,_, I hSchiad OrWkpan is is" t y :i masked robber a the frM 'eads to a store spectakirtnig in txyror moviia mementos FORMANCES Dance In en C Coder Joray register the said name with Ire Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. Dsted at Apopka, Florida, this 291h e4y C4 1975 deceased IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE TOCREDITORS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. All creditors the estate of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CHARLES E.at GILLILAND GREAT PER. p Ida pm 6 Vice Presi dent And Cash Publish' j 3, abo a toh 0 ED fl) NASHVILLE MUSIC 5:30 ED 13LACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE ED POP GOES THE COLIN_ rLANETOFTHEAPEs 4 before the meeting, re. r by Joseph Warrbaugh R) MARY TYLER MOOM. Lou suffers an acuite I n 9 IS HEREBY u CD THE JETSONS 1100 2 12 RETURN TO THE ii roolue Bedonabes1 5 00 9 GROOW GHOULIES NUTS boaf Only Closed 6 SHAZAM 9 THE NEW ADVENTURES OF GILLIGAN ED SESAME STREET (R) 1030 thif0alened tyy a ruthlessi or- Regular skating Schedule 9, (George Hamilton) 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS EE) 700 CLUB 11 30 ONIGHT rVWVIL. 430 SR oand 1000 Mery winter. arid d1Sa)V1DrS the nisar)setxjon1nofa JS SVOCIalS DOWE AND MARIE Dionrty and Marie &:a( ill 11i,5 -FjLn~C Mondays 7 llitin EN 4 S,rns star (nnayor Bears the Fis Bs S? t0 EPlpER LOST SAUCER icon ' U '...4 idtJcr U 2 12 of To transact s ich o1her business as may properly come (2) Stacy K83Ch Star in theS U P C with on she takes Police & TACULAR -- The challenge of the Sexa,S" patilia Sparto VS 930 ty agnst a horodaJ jci t ,I luxivy the family can at CIRCUS 1972 an IO &. 6 THE The F lorida NAMELAW In th;;;s ':;; 'flbusnss Under the fictitious name available at the office a e 107 North Moss Road, Winter Of Y Clerk, OAK REALT ASSOCIATES at 1976 at 10 00 A M for the following the Springs Florida 3710? - Telephone 1 412 D o. PIAC. oss City of A popka Florida.intends to 3777710 (1) Election Directors nurse Tulty's duties lot a day. 857 2) (12) NBC NEvvS LfPDATE 900 (2) 12'NBC MOVIE: The Now Ciordunan3. - GeorgeC. Carrr'ClUe SdIvince. Dowling. 1000 12 POLICE STORY Glenn Corbett. David Groh Portray d0[ l Wrives who have little luck on proving anything a Puerto Ricart fathar holdthlee W time low to slain hirnSall and tn y%M In thts prenWe epilsode, l ham9 s&Its, 6, SOLPONG BOARD (1) WOMAN -The Breag 8 JOGIE AND PUSSYCATS 930 NAME THAT TUNE 2 gunplay. Set in South America. 8-30 14) i6) DOC: Doc's wee dirift baclit inito the medical wmArs COOKING? 4,00 2 12, NCMBASKETBALL COINT Ull vs Notre Dame BAMM 12 2 ri'vets girl comedy Ct L E B R I I V E TAxES L Rathbone. Bala Lugosj 1956 Tale of doctor perfomng brw trartsplarts i n remote castle. ED OF WALM KITTY e'sand 8artirill ONe 7,30 2 da Dacnl 1953 seeks man' 330 C BLACK EXPERIENCE 6 HARLEM GLOBETnOT. TERS 9 GILLIGAN-S ISLAND 800 2 ;11 2 EMERGENCY PLUS FOUR Suave eastern Ia hires Rodord to 'stato lwmvy in a company office. MOVIE. ' -Fry Branded WOMM Van Helliiri~ Vera LUes (B&W) 1960. Five girls 2 TO TELL THE TRUT 4 BE-WITCHED I 710 2 VEGETABLE SOUP 4 ARTHUR AND CO INVITATION TO BID of tht Bank of poratl, will be held In the banking of ficeson WneWa) February 4, W AIOUES sass (R) W MOVIE Tho Black FILES hnSongsasa W fIN TIN TIN Too ______________ 9 HOT DW 6 , PEBBLES AND r:hl F ~6' US OF ARCHIE MAN Chico (Freddiie preliVe) makes such a succesis.iij debtA on the pulpit that the Rev Bons (Ronny Gral,wn) threat ens to wt 900 2-, 12 THE ROCKFORD 6-30 - 2 ROSSfl1EFENCE 4 VISION ON 8 12 CH)CO AND THE 2 ED MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 2 4 Play wound Stanley Bak.Lw. Anne HieYwilood British 1958 PoIceman LIMS to preverill crime in area of Lryier". Evening I 700 The annual ders of ?he F • LegalNotki Legal Notice LEGAL TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS -- Notice z- -- - - A - _1 ':f4 .,,mmw - ~?:;, tit % - I 4 S �E 7 8—Ev,ning IIera Id, Sanford, F I. Friday. ian. 23,1?7 'p - Pro Basketball ' I N Eng Eastern Conference Cinci Atlantic Division Cleveland W L PcI. GB Indapolis Boston 29 I) — Philph.a 77 iS HOuston 32 Putfato 77 II 600 3', Mi Ntw York 22 73 $"j SDitgo j' "' . o ... -. •. - Washington Cleveland Atlanta S ' .' - ; , .1' 1 - , . . _ ________ ______________ __ _w..- 25 19 34$ 21 70 345 I 71 20 .317 2' N Orleans 19 22 143 4' Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee ii 71 .429 Detroit 17 2) .423 K.C. 1129 .376 4'i Chicago 1730 216 4 Pacific DIvIUon C State 37 ID 767 I 23 22 311 l0' - . I ' PhOe'njx (fm Ieft GNver Todd, d ter, Andy dJoeKurImal.(fIerdphob%.Bl11%'lnfltJr) Perez. 6. Arecha Azpl, 7. Manolo Gypsy F Modest Miti. I Mitt Echave. I. Alava Juan. SECOND- i. C: 1 R & l's Riky, TWELFTH -1. Erdoza Juan, 2. lrere Eckert. 3. Maryme, 1 Edmonton $71 2 33 167 203 Toronto is 76 3 33 111 215 Thuray's Rest Phoeni 6, Toronto i Fermln Ramon. S Sala LarrN. 6 ChucPto Mencha, 7. M.aruriAtpi, • Celaya Mugrza. T04y'5 Gaines Cincinnati at lndanapjs New England at Cleveland CaJry at HOustOn Edmonton at Wiipeg San Diego at Minnesota 1721 415 I4' Wash'ngton 109, N OrIeas 3 Detroit at Boston Atlanta at Buffalo PhIadeiphia at Nw Yo nament are Bill Kratzert and (larlie Owens. Kratzert was a Istyear, pris ted nearly $11,000, 10 per nt of that the pro-amover l9Opros and 50amateursparticipated, l9774 A11•Amerin from the Univity of Geg, and missed the 'utfor the 1974 Masters by twostrokes. Owens won the Ted' Rose Memorl thney in Nashlle, Buffalo at Boston ke when d&kn me. _____ W New York San Anton Kentucky Indiana S Louis E 26rn V4 nzt 7"1t,,p,i,Vc /'/Z.Y ' (,.c I 1I BRIEF I. a , coa,q xe' Lineman, Leroy Selmon ___1_____ Cops Lombardi Award &w,w ' I , HeraidServkes ! '' ' - tMomputinsathe carefor as low asS? Per week, II yOu qualify 373 $171 . - College _________ _____ - Leroy Selmon, an All-American defensive tackle who ' 0 (5 It 137 30; . 55) 5111.60 EAST ___ ', , linebacker Ed Silmonini and Notre Dame defensive tackle ' '' ' Sieve Niehaus for the honor. ______ Kaat Gets $275,000 Pact ORLANDO(AP_LeftypitcherJjmKatsjgJ a $275,000, two-year contract with the P?Wadeljthia _______ Iillie. THURSDAY NIGHT FIRST - 1 Eddy YZa IS) 9 70, Old DomInion 01 The Phils, who acquired Kaat from the Chicago White SEcoND- 1 Aldana Sanchez (71 children. KaathadbeenwiththeMinneaot.aTwjnsforl3years when he was sent to Chicago on waivers in 1973. He turned THIRD - I Eddy Qulola (3) 5 Dakota 76. 5 Dakota st 71 527.20, P in consecutive 20-win seasons in 1974 and 1975, w him ) Herald, 372 7611. or 3)1 9993 utility rooms. Lake across street VVilbur Holland piaceto live, car to drive,a job, or 7)OW000MERE BLVD some serviCe you have need of, 3 BR.. I Bath, $i3S SMALL HOUSE,5&S Close to town but lsoiatea Nurses; RN's; LPPl's; Aides; Aide. NIGHTLY Companion; Needed immediately. ______ — LEGAL the National horn, of £IPP Wtrrarited Hornet Phone372 697? _______________________ IDYLLWILDE CHARMER- At 6210636 SECRETARY- Ex- with ove' 1500 heat air, carpeting. For rent or ule. 373 7494 ' or .31 317$ for nppt • MATINEES Deltona- Executive' home. 4 _____________________ .— FIFTH - 1. Manolo Mencha CI), ballAssocjatjonrefereeDarrell alike to me," Russell said. ' Wed. & Sat. air condition, drapes, dishwasher, intercom. IXX) month, first and Orlando Mr Ct'tan) 125 3497 _____________________________________ - 1:45 . • GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT • Kit. Equipped, 5)75 S 3 TRIFECTA $31 it3lafter5 . Set For Surgery down to Qualified purchaser 7Bedrooml4oue NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD A phone call could start you on a new and profilable career Call $67 1510 Elliot St -- 2 BR. kitchen 3713 ulpped $125 month, $30 damage , IMPRESS YOUR NEIGHBORSwith this beautiful I bedroom home on a acre in town. Kitchen ecuipped, central heat air, large 'I' . BIG PERFECTA to undergo knee surgery for a Yellow Cab. 701 5 Park Ave. Ave. Sanford $125 mo Jbonny Sanford AT 322242O ANYTIME Walker. Broker, 3726137. ____________________________ • '11 1 URSDA Y Call Sanford's Sates Leaoer 2 Bedroom block home, Rlvervlew REALTORS MIS 2545 PARK Fashion Show Director for Sarah Rent or sell. I bed'oom, IT-i bath. no LADIES ' NITE Bucker came within two catc delivery Excellent arrangements to add to your 770 140, 3. MaruriLarrea C6) season reception mark ofS2, schools, shopping. 373 0257 after 6 month SCHUREN REALTY, local manager. 32)0031 or iii quaI1.fyu school. ou going to be a homer all seoring22polnLseac. TheSon- yard Kendale Lakes Gulf and Country Club course for her EIGHTH-i. FerminLarrea (6) Cavaliers defeat the Seattle dunk sealed the Cavaliers' vic- share of the total $1,000 In prize money. SuperSonics 1(-99. Russell, the tory. Bullrtc 109, Jazz 81 former Boston Celtics star There's Nothing MATINEES PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW THE BEST Gn*ral Electric ___________________________________ BegIn Feb. 2nd. _________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ 16 10, S 70. 430; 7 Santi Att ( 1 ), 440,6 $0;) Alava Mencha C?), $00, Pro Hockey surprised as the referee's reac. of his chance. Subbing for the Campbell Conference • • WEATHERTRON fl4) $5710, P. (61)1)3000 230, 2.A:pi (7)300,5.30,3, Juan (I) 70; Q ( 1) 5,24 40: P (47) 1102 3? :. . . -- "Nothing surprises me any- scored 14 points and bocked a Philpha W L I PIS OF GA 140, 7 Larrea (5) 310. I 10. 3 70 7 $ 4$ 707 120 Ctiucho (1) 100; 0. (37) 13010: P. swnnier's Olympic Games. wish I could hare cussed a little Washington over New Orleans, Atlanta PlY Rangers deiphia Bicentennial Track Classic, shooting for the meet 73 20 6 37 151 110 money's worth." riier's 20 points, hIt 70 per cent Smytti. Division al attempts in Chicago L(*JIS thesecond period to take a 49-37 ii i 16 52139 170 lead, then blew the game eariy Mm witha9.2 streak to open the XC __________ THE CONTRACT' _____ - 79-Trucks.Trs _______ __________ SANFORD AUCTION 1974 Dodge pcup. VI. or, radio, .,.,. ,•' '.-'. : 't"y - , -.,4rfg Th fl, _.,'*'.J,, -.'. .7: I ,74' S . - .? '.' .' '. ' I, :,.,. - 'T. f',' ,_ - 4 Speed with Topper Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy 17 97. I30206 - ' i ?ercury, 115 lip, just rebuilt. New power trim, excellent con Cition Asking 51.700 or best offer Club Road and Airport Blvd Saturdays, 9 to ? For table LOW LOW INTEREST RATES 11.800 372 3171 ____________________________ _________________________ - -- .'nOne car' be a seller or a buyer 373 SS7Oor 334 4605 No charge All admitted free — Come browse every Sunday at the 196.3 Corvette Roadster, gooø rr Movielanct Drive.in Theatre, South 17 97 Phone 372 1716 I fling condition. 12.500. 32) 075) atter s p rn ________________________________ reservations call 323-1730. _________________________ NEW high quality homes with only Kilchen.Bathroom Cabinets TOKEN DOWN PAYMENTt You Counter tops. Sinks Installation can't afford to rent when we can make ownership thiS easyl available Bud Cabeli. 3723032 anytime __________________________ _________________________ can move you into cone, two, or tire', 17 ft. See at Monroe Cam. three bedroom garden horn,I pground, Cliff Thurman. ST A PHONE CALL AW I ___________________________ __________________ _________________ EXTRAS INCLUDEDI1 CALL US. Color TV, $23. 6 Antique Chairs, AM FM Stereo; Duncan Phyfe YOU'LL BE SURPRISEDII table 373 0705 Aluminum Siding Home Improvements Roofing, Gutters 20 yrs Exp Fixturn Water Heaters I a rp. 10 KEEP WARM Replace your old p m thru Sat 2331 5 Park Drive efficient awning or single hung — J' Pressure Cleaning needle position sewing machine andyourCtassifiedAct'Aulappear ______________________ here tomorrow and cabinet. Pay balance of $72 or Beauty Care .a.C,., '., ,. _______________________ TOWER ' S BEAUTY SALON Office Cleaning. Free estimates and AlA CLEAN S ALL P.nel.ng, doors, windows hungs. concrete work, etc By the hour, or "a.' 7i,5,.a by the' jOb 322 9343 free initial cleanups. Bliti Clean - Income Tax Serv. ______________________________ URIVE ltd TV S1RVl(i- tast Realty . y" .',,.s:5" ../Z.'. r., ." . ' -, - .,,,,. '' "__ " I'. •-') ''%_. j1-., . - . ',, ' ,' .. ",- .'t.. ,i.,:. ,.L;,'çp. ,, I,.,,.. I.. ' , d.3, yr • -I' , .;-,.- --i ' .-.' ½: 72L. _______________________ _______________________ CLASSIFIED AVERTISIPIG ' , .. ,),,,,.,_ _______________ 3)IE First, 372.5112 '.i', t' x. .7 %-'_ Radio & TV (formerly Harrie?t's Beauty Nook) V .a',,"Z,w',1 ,' ' S .., .lx;".i - t'; _______________________ .',.S '. .-'-- -E itero,' pressure cleaning ui 4 Ner'ct help cxi thdt S'vrcSay lob' _______________________ Stenstrom z, !t"'r-- SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E is? St Downtown HIDDEN LAKE - --'--. -----=- Plumbing siding & SOffit syStem Also Ideal for horse or eculpment * * * * ; ___________________________ _______________________ MoøiIe Home tires, (6), 70041i S. 321.0041 taxes, by Owner 372 4620. _____________________________ bath, a"; ____________________ SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate 2 ..,' " _______________________ ALL AMERICAN MA RINE 5ale I? payments of 16.50. See at block, - IS.000 mites, extra sharp 17.900 3733610 after S. ______________________________ - sceIlaneousf HALA COLBERT.REALTOR Bedroom .:, _____________ _____ 372 9111 1 .'J -_____________ ______________________________ — Pnne 377 0707 alter 3pm FLEA MART- Corner Country ________________________________ NO GIVE AWAY5, PlO GIMMICKS FIa 37764 37741177 __________ 1007 S San ford 3224542 ______________ MOVES MOUNTAINS _____ 'I ______________------______ - _________________________________ _____ ')'ot'R i.,rn L FEE .1bL'Ci" ________________________________________________ f — ___ Ie' seared 20 to lead New Or- Pitts Detrn,l leans. Wash., _______ ______ some experience Work your own 3 70 Q (7)) $39 40 p. (3 great hours RELIEF DESK CLERK- Some 5(Ifd Shad experience will land this nice Derby ________ ______________________ ' _______ .. , Buffalo by center George Johnson and Toronto foard Rick Barry, hed Calif Golden State past Las Angeles. ALL 1721 S 79173 190 FIRST - 1 Ice Sanchez, 2. II 27 S 33173 in Echano Arana, 3. Eddy Qulola, 1 minutes of the fourth quarter. Barry fin1hcd with 31 point.s, _______ — _______________________________ - -. ______________. 0ivi.a Uria Eiorla, 7. Aldana.Y,a, AROUND i SECOND - I Larriokoki. 2 i 1,1 Eddy Beitia, 3. Ica.[Ior:a, I 1121 4 130 ill Echano Via, S CachoQuiola. 6 - '' - Boston S Buffalo 3 Los Ang eles 6, Toronto 3 30 days of fltng, including S we*kends. Satvrday's Games SiIrrs 128, SpirIts 117 Los Angeles al flew York Mack Calvin's emght straight Islanders I win A Boat, Motor & Tra,,er. po1ntslateinthegarneclj Philadelphia at Montr,OI Weshingson at Pittsburgh Boston at Detroit first three mctnth,s cf the season she a Anita 1tobes, ulTS with Toro at Vancouver Chicago at St Louis Lo points, while Rangr accept the Presidential Sports Award for jogging US miles In a Ticky Burden ackkd 21 and Mgeies at New York Phit&de1phla at Boston four -month period. They received a cerWk,te, pin and patch. Mike Green 20. St. Louis was Montreal II Detroit M4vwsota at Pittsburgh makes the presentat.kIu. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) .............................. Points. ..... .............. St Lo.s at 8.,ifalo REAL ESTATE. INC. bedroom 'ome on 3 beautiful lots to 14 truck loads to sell. This has range, refrigerator and price save or make money, We sell by is just $16,500 DOLL- Cute? bedroom, l's bath 322.6457 . . kitchen, family room, and manicured yard. Low down and __________________________ assume existin g morlgage. __________________________________________________________________ CHULUOTA- Reduced price, 511.500. Real Estate ________________ _______________________ ---.- 41-Houses Phone 372 BOOS On Highway 46. Sanford work. Fill dirt, top soil 372.5943 _______________________________ CBehindAuctionGalterles * Hauling corner fenced lot, citruS. Chuiuota Really, 365371?. ;iey for $76,000 — DuoTherm SpiceHeater 5hruttery Irimnied. '1 3f1.1 +O4'k 37) 1151 1611 or 373 6136. _____________________ Wheel Chair, child's electric organ. bowling equipment, books and AT 322-2420 ANYTIME misc, items. 203 Hays Drive, Sanford, 323 5453 _____________________________ REALTORS MIS 2545 PARK SF°VICE lit YONO portunities THE CONTRACT" REALTOR Heater Cleaning ardens Over $2,500 In Prizes. Going Bu',iness Day Care Center bedroom, I bath Eh unit Nice Wiilleaseorsell Phone$3.4 I.114or we'll eslablished neighborhood. 614 iis.o Fi.th water fishing outfits awarded wukiy to angr over and under 1 ___________ pool, Central heat, air. 7700 sq It ____ 'ftu1agc [J STUDlOi,, 3 ' ,i as door prizes at the Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. MAN OR WOMAN TO ROOM & BOARD & SHARE EXPENSES , ci Anna, S. Negul Javi, 4. Uria. Entry forms cva,labi, Via. 3opartmefltS Uurnsshed _______________ -. . 7 . at fish Camps, and local busInesses, ................... PAUL SLAYER - Goniale: -__ ProteSsionalWaIIpap,,. 'lanu,r Licensed Resichentia I, Commerciap - Fre EStimates Ph 372617) Ins?allcarpetandvinyl, w aI ltowalt TOWNHOUSEs MOSSIE C. BATEMAN I know where lhere's a? bedroom in a beautiful country setting, yet _________________________ Free Estimate Call SEARS ii' _______________________ ________________________ FURNISHED FROM only I mile from downtown Real Estate Iirnkrr 322- 764.3 Screened tnrcn. fruit trees, eat In kitchen Only $16,500 . . Bedroom aartm.,.nt, niwly OPEN- A Charming landscaped 3 bedroom, 7 bath living dining room combination, custom j 4 øectoo, 7 baltic, Iplit plan, family room, eSt in kitchen, dining room. Try $3,I00 drapes, family room, eat in kit . large' lot wills fence IdvIIwll,1. NO SECURITY _________ SANFORD ............................................ nisried. AdutIS preferred. 373 0963 OR UNFURNISHED 125 1505 W. 25th St. ___________ EntOy a Complofo chlckin dinner for Only $2.00 ir person. Per,:, Ph 3774057 Photography SHARE A SECRET nTRI 11L - -. _____________________________- iad Derby Bar.B.Q, Saturday, March 20 Bilbao Miguel, 7. Atava Zarre, I — APARTMENTS will be awarded Cachc Bengoa, 5. Arecrt,a Peru, 6 Quatitruphcls!erng Frc c.ck p Ccl vtr' Call lq tree ? rnit 201 E Commercial, 323 o4S1 ___________________________ 2 BEDROOM 321.0041 SOLAR H(ATIP,i.., ANt) WATER .......... Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Wrirk Licensed Bonded Free' Cjtimte' 373 c031 1 Year leases .. Hwy. 17.!2Acro ........ Well Drilling raphy by Munson Co'citayne Fine widing photos reasonably w-- price' Phone' 3736333 WE'.LS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS _____________________________ Interior, Exterior Plastering,........ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR brick & stone spucialty Professionally Menaced By 'a ........ DEPOSIT. __________ Sanford 3371771 ________________________ Hriolog I FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' _________________ . .. , ___ iri1 _______ Wall Papering PET REST INt'l . t , PURIFICATION SYSTEMS . BEDROOM SUITES 1..'' "T Upholstering Home Improvements I And Scores Ot Other Prlz SIXTH - I. Oguita Sanchez, 7 Bare Echave, 3. Domingo Javi, 4. - Luxury Patio Apartments living area 153.900 Rentals I. ManoloRamon 377 SIts — including SpanIsh courtyard. privacy fenced, 74' above ground MLS- REALTORS t who 4tch. largest shd durIng the week Spacious and unique floor plan, - : - - --1' PEST CONTROL 2367 Park Drive Oil Burner C ,inr. A Srr ,'ci 21 j Hgur Se'rvice Dykis Heati.g & LIKE THE UNUSUAL' '" ci,,.* ____________________ _______________________ Call Sanford's Sates Leader :'e' 3720707 Pest Control _______________ 3221599 Beautiful ranch type home, 344 acres, stable. Osteen area. 647 men's, children's Dranes. Quilts, UPholster rig Donna Canada. _______________________ ________________ "II ... Stored & moved 3739117 __________________________ chautfuer's license 37)6659 Chv(hO Miguel, S Celaya Bengoa, 4 Atava Altij, 3. Marura A g'..v. 4 used for special OIfite'. Central heat air, carpeting throughout, A ." Land Clearing, Ill Cr1, Clay, rock Rubbish. trash removal Building clean up IMCOME PROPERTY- Duple'x, 2 T1ii5 S bedroom, 3 bath has Sala Mentha,) Fermirt Aguirre, I ................ drapes, laundr" rm , tool housi', HAULING- Ph 372 13.t ' C&A BackHoe Service —Sewing _________________________ _______________________ FIFTH - I Erdoza Ectiave, 2 [chine Okoki, 3 Ey Alberdi, I PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR J, I ________________________ J?e:t1•. ", a,..' ,'v'."r 1 BROGOEN ROOFING 3716700 ___________________ Bulldozing, Excavaling, Oitth :' ' , ": Shingles All work guarante. ESTERSON LAND CLEARING ,', ' . Ca1l3234769 Land Clearing _________________________ Securit' Locks Installed HWY 44 FLEA MARKET x'' Freeestimates ____________ "SELL" 3 Bedroom, bt' balls .,., " ;.:y• Poofrii'j Ani Carpentry Repair Let Us Burglar Proof Your Home crystal, radios, I tracks, many home on extra large lot, can be 7440 HIawatha I - Roofing Iridi, dual. Busness Hwy 17 97 '!,':'' other items. equipped, carpet, air, heat, - Burglar Alarms ._- ________________________ ______----_____ ManoIo Bengoa SEVENTH - 1. Larrl LenI:. 7. DR (partition makes 3rd BR), 7 baths, Fla. room, kitchen Accounng Income Tax Returns - the piece, dozen, gross, or truckload. All types of goods, home with carpeting, equipped Position as Chauffeur or general bring it?oon(olfhso)ficfaIW,Igh,jn stations, Santi Larrea, 7. Maruri.Muguer,a, Virginia 's victory over St. Sinfot'h Phone 312 7331 _________________________ md 11w grand prite is you Plegui Perez, 7. Bilbao.Sanche,, 5, Minesota at Vancouver 107W CommercIal phoneRN Ø09 Javi, 7 Larri Alberdi, I Aldana I Aretha Zaire. S. Aava.Javi, 6. I.onts, Calvut, who missed the 43 Year Old Woman Desires Chauffeur Po%iti No Intry fee. Okoki, S. UrzaArana, 6. Arecha high roe tte giane, while c,ii Inton Buffalo at Atlanta fg Real Estate flrokN' JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. nfed ______________________ T6day'sGam, , FOURTH - I. Cacho MIguel, Ne York Rangers at Wash BirreEloria, 3. DomingoEcpsaye, Kansas City at California .. 21-Situations from Lake Monro,to Lake Harney, Aldarsa.Aran., 7. Urza Sanchez, I Goich led the kers with W. Garnett White 373.3174 701 Commercial thi SI, Johns River 29 ltosemary Seasght is ali smil Call MECHANIC - I. 7610 9 6)161130 NeguiOkokl, Philadelphia 7, Atlanta 7 Qualifying , -WE SELL SUCCESS- Feb. 14 thru March 14 26 II s 70 17 Thursday's Results standing landscaping, Only $1,500 Williams TryOne' equipped, enclosed garage, out OAK SHADED LOTSI! I Three Niw seller every hour. Have' had up storage. Central k,ca'ion pOSltioO • Of Merchandise Every Day Every Friday 12 Noon FREE GtFTWRAPPIPlGAll Baby New Down 7847, the Warriors ran troit I York Islanders I. Di Oguiia Alberdi. THIRD — 1 Echar,o Beitia, 2 period, then outscored the lAkers 18-4 in the opening four _______ .. . 2 OffIces attached. Warehouse truck height Large fenced outside A -. 7.033; Handle - $125417 Co-sponsored by bedroom arrangement, kitchen JOHNNY WALKER A.curate typing Good salary, 3 39 5 Ii 116 745 Barre Atbetdl, S Latri Beitia, A th1rd-qarter rally, Ignited B*st ',- luIIp !* ________________ ... 37) $371 or 377 6670 25 71 2 32180 161 Adams ______ - hours. WafflOrs US, Lakers 105 _____ SCi Ft Shop Space 100 N Maple TV TECHNICIAN-Will train with — Wales Conference figures while rookie Rich Kel- I. Angeles __________ 7 ..... ______ 'A _____________________________ Steady job for experienced person ____________________ a-;' CITATION , _____________ 16 20 I 10 II) III (5) 1500. 160. 3 (hucho Altu CII Norris Division PRESID EN TIA L 'SERVICE BEYOND ________ __________________________ ________ HEATING INC. 15 71 7126)10193 37 103 153 140; Q (2' 5) 1)9 00. P. (73)517150, 1131 third period. Six Washington , goods, Clothing, Baby items 2$ Gre Dr. 323 5314. Fri ,Sat Sun WiLSON MAIER FURNI1tj,E BUYSELLTRADE 311 3bSE First St. _______________________ TWELFTH -1. Bilboojuan (7) 3 21 5 11 142 154 4700.130.100. 7. Fermiri Mugueria Vancyr ___________________ .i ELEVENTH - I. Erdoza Bangoa (3) 19,00, 11 40. 300; 7, CICetO Attu While Russell made his re- of their field - YOU NAME IT, ___ REALTOR 3235 7 7 _________________________ Eves 377 0617or3fl 1331 Products, 700 Marvin Ave., KOVE ESTATES- New. Swim, fiSti, boat, clutMoute,SSOmo, Fri. Longwood, Fta ' - -. AUCTION wurtd's premier mir, is concentrating thIs year on the 4.-', . -- - - ---.,' preferably experienced With Lots Franklin and Bombardle• -- 334y',le --. Home equipment. American Woods ,, ,..'., 73 Trimming, block, excellent condition, l ' J city 207 E 75th 373 7332 _________________________________ male, 575 week Phone 372 9142 Heavy Equipment Mechanic, _______________________________ CAlL I Bedroom mobile home, prefr Call 377761) or $31 _51'v4; $9fl Ford Courier heat, air. 57,000 down, 1306 per REALTY INC - BLAIR AGENCY SELLING IT MAKES CASH. ________________________ ' Like - -. " ad WORK' Place a Classified Ad In EVERYDAYsomeoneislookingfor 340.3 BarreZarre(1), 140; Q. - _- .'!t - ""rr' j,i.L. '.r. ,c',_,f.' 78--Wwtorcycles ________________________ Carport Sale: Furniture, Housetiold Wanted to buy used Office furniture 3 Beautiful tots with 71 fruIt trees, 13S Alma Ave. E.V. Foster, Lake Long Beach St 67, San ,,l t13t" ics, convertIng three straight SI LI 6) III 10, P (43) 19090 New Mixico St 91, Bradley IS The remark got the Seattle turnovers, pulled to 104-97 with SEVENTH - I. CachoYu (6), N Arizona Santo Fe SI 1410, $20. 500; 2 ca Perez (3), CO)Ch thTc.lwn out of the game, a 1:27 left, lxit Smith's 2i.fOot Portland st 93. Portland 6 10, 1 30. 1 Eddy Javi (5), 400. 0 :ame which saw the Cleveland jumper aid Jim Brewer's slam UCLA 61. UC Santa Barbara (36) 155 40, P (6 3) 1103 30 The Taiwanese woman fired an even-par 72 for a total to win the townameritThw'sday, seven strokes ahead of runnerup Takako Kiyamoto of Japan. Miss Klyainoto shot a 74 in the final round on the i- - ,, 1109 Sanford Ave __________________________________ ________________________ 23.7340 2 BR Mobile Home on acre lot, NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central ______________________________ _______________________________ $15000 , _______________ divide into ioacre tracts. $2,500 to ____________________________ -- '_, exchange. REEL'c BODY SHOP, 67$ 07)). p.m. TAXI DRIVERS -• i.., i's. .i . ,, ______________________ kitchen is ecuipped. Easy access to I 4 and shopping. Low or NO LONGER USED CAMPING -_______________________ __________________________ ",.. . ,, 2 bath, fully carpeted Good Mary. 372114 location In mint condition. Only ______________ ____ _______ _______ __________ Porch Sale: Friday and Saturday, 10 80-Aijtos for Sale We Buy Furniture ________________________ $27,300 to S. 511 Elm Ave. Boy's, girl's, ________________________________ ______________________________ 46-Commercial Property OWNER MUST SELL - Nearly new _____________________________ ladies' clothing, Shoes, coats, DAVES' 373 9370 1961 Plymot,ith, VIP, air, good 4 bedroom, 1½ baths, in fine misc. ________________________ ________________ 'ondition $330 fIrm 322 3596 after _______________ Settled neighborhood, central heat LAKE MARY BLVD.- 120' frontage CASH 322.4132 115' deep on a corner Site 1.166 sq. and air. 176,900 ________________________________ It. of building zoned for offices -__, 55-Boa? & Accessories For used furniture, appliances, 1970 HemI 'Cuda, perfect condition, MONEY MAKER- Rustic _________________________ ______________________ ________________________________ '---------------tools, etc Buy I or IX) itemi, 119,900. FORREST GREENE bedroom home, zoned for cay drastically reduced. 17,595 13.4. ROBSON MARINE _______________ INC., REALTORS. 3736333. Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave nursery. $25,900. ' ______________________________ 792$Hwy 17.97 — ___________________________ _____________ 6133; eves 3fl 3970 3n.3961 room, parlly furnished, central Oak kitchen cabn.$ efimplete with 190 Buick Skylark 2 doOr hard,op. flour bin, porcelain work table, 3" Acres, Airboat, air, automatic, extra clean. $995 aluminum 11'ô" hardware; also ornate double Oak CALL USABOUTOUR Call 322 loS) Dealer, Calt0wner.373 3600 ________________________ LOW DOWN PAYMENT HOMES ____________________________ 8. trailer, 51,500 372 7171 after and oak 37) 1373, 56 p m, MOn 1973 Ford Econoline Window Van, 6:00 FrI. priced reasonable. See at 104 W. Merchandise ______________________________ _______________ _____ ----.-_ Coleman Circle. 372 5045 _____ JIM POST at Bedroom, 2 bath home on large corner lot, Yard i% entirely fenced, latt, $200 security deposit Ph, 571. 2697. GARAGE SALE, FIAY ANO SATURDAY, 1214 RANDOLPH ST. PHONE 323 119) - Sroeng work uuManterd 371 ,,7opiar. Davidson 1700, eCeclrc Start, black, somi.chopped, needs minorrepair Asking$1,500or best u-Wanted to Buy otter Phone 3770707 after 3 p rn -________________________ CARPORT SALE, Thursday, FrIday, Saturday, Sunday. 40 East TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, with fireplace 'or entertaining. formal dining room plus breakfast BlACK S Mt T H. Multiple family Fur Jan 74th 10 am 6 pm 101 Lake Blvd. Loch Arbor. Sanford, neat Mayfair Country Club. lOYLt WIt OF — FXECUT IVE Serninglu & Vgiuii Counties, HOME- 2 Story, I bedroom, V', Acreage Tracts, small I large famIly room, fully carpeted, heat. NEw ON THE MARKET- 3 Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! SIXTH-b. BiIbIo.JavI (6), 10.40, ,'iaUon WITT REALTY RCI Flate Broker 321 0640 heat, air, and much more 111.400. Kish Real Estate bedrooms, 3 baths. playroom, Yard Sal screened room, carporls and skIrts. 14.000 under inice No dealers, please Phone 3236031 or 130000$ Nights one 6735369 5 Thursday'5 announcement, Browns ' Rucker ft. of living 'area. Double garage, kitchen ___________________________ ,, s x' 7. - , ,,,,._',,- - - 6, and Sun 94 ___________________________ OBEDIENCE CLASSES For more nk,riiation ___________ IFtEDFARRIER - - UKC Pit Bull Terrie, 100 points. S4age SaleS call 611 5569. & A. wall to wall carpet, and garage $26,100 17.400 DOWN OR LESS - 3 bed . _________ ________________ _________________________ E Texas 91. Abilene ChrIstian (33) 1)97 10 13 MIAMItAP)AiYuTuofTawanistakjp,ghome 32-Houses Unfurnished ________________________ ID30. 6 30, 4 40;7 Negtji SancheZ (3) torn cartiLage here today, ac-- It was a simple question Bill your friendly Classified gal at The $275 month 7220036 _________________________ 'p If ______________________ you are having difficulty finding a ________________________________ ___________________________ 450. 3 40. 3 Bilbao Echave' (7) 530. cordingtothe National Football We which referee a want ad. To place your ad, call 17 .40, FOURTH — I AlavaPerez CI) Tulsa 10), Drake I) bicycle? Sell these idle items *th ' .--.--.--commission Apply in person to Executive home- 4 bedrooms, 2 Mrs. Dell, Room 133, Sheraton Inn baths, fireplace, double carport, 2 Louitville 69, W Texas 57 860,620.7 EchanoOkoki C)) 560. land Browns wide receiver R Grande 63, W Virginia 510, 3 Ica Leniz (7) 360; (13) Reggle Ruckr was sehedaled Tech 61 SuperSonics Lose, 109-99 372 1939, 322 4164 ____________________ atttr s & fldS _____________________________ --- Phone 3736051 or 130000$, nights J' I Opened-AUTO PARTS & SUPPLIES, )1OI Sanford Ave. 322. ________________________ ' _: 9SMOP4TH ' - CARROLL'SFURNITURE 3fl Sill - -' _._r,,i ds ________ 7 New double wide, fully set up in One BR. unturn apt, electric heat, room. 159,900 2 story, 3 bedroom, ar. carpet Aduit 377 7396 Kids outgrow the swing set or small MAGNIFICENT SR 16 ________________ 7 $0, S?0. 3 $0. 7 Ogul:a Ekx'za (SI ' 9.20. S 30: 3 la Beitia (7) 3 (.0; 0 (S n 553 00. P (15) 1153 00; Big 0 3s ______ _______ ' -,_' c 7&uto $15; Service all makes HERBS' ____________ — TV 1200 5 French, 373 1734 - ____________ ______________________________ air, carport, skirting, awning, baths, grand 30'x)O' family room 3721496,377 193.4 fl'ght shift. Good salary, plus MIDWEST I ---- ' Telephone operator to Invite people igned Cntrai Florida's pm ___________________________ SteamCleanyourownCarpet 641 1006 ________________________________ _________ - - MULTIPLE LtT l'40 RIALTOR 377 1991 1919 S French 31A-iplex Room 13), Sheraton Inn SR 46. RACES defed ymenta and an educational tnt for his two quetts Call us I 4& SR 431, Longwnoo - .. _____ , and have own transportation Apply in peon to Mrs Bell, players on th& roer until McNee'se St 110, Arkansas St $5360. P 1531 $11110 '• chain link fenced yard, utility _____________________________ Light deliveries, must know area 3. Plegul AlbercIl (1) 11.70; 0 (35) . MOBILE HOME for income or ___________________________ rr lme. femate' to live :n with (' Nov. 27 and cIed oniy 11 Moref*ad $1. Marshall $0 Airport Rlvd Sanford 373 wall carpet, central heat air, QUALITY INtl NORTH COLU 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 57Cjj home, large lot for garden. pool privileges, utilities furnished. COUNTRY HOME - Small2 BRoni Adulti, 1173. 3?) 7976. acre $19,500 SAN LANTA- 3 BR. 7 bath, new MONTHLY RENTALS FHA financng available 111.600 AVAILABLE - 1, Home. 1$', self contained, on Ford ch.ssi Autmoatic, new tire's, rrir air vcridilsoning. Latest blue book retail. 13,2)3. loan value 64-Equipment for Rent ______________________ KENMORE WASHER, parts. _____________________________ ISYR. FHA FINANCING - _____ Ercellcnt Condlon Phone' 32? I)9 ____________________________ - 42biIe Homes carpeted Close in 321 0174 __ ________ — maculate 3 BR, 1' baths, wall to ____________________________ to j0ifl new dinner Club. Day or been - SANFORD AREA- Acreaçe- 10 REALTOR AFTER HRS acres lmoved pasture, fenced, 3 399 327 9211 3220413 300 ft plus on paved road 1)3,500. _______________________________ aged couple. 3223113 ectict 63 ' . - TRAVEL Pdat.onai Publishing Co. has opening for 3galsfreetotrave'l major U S. cities Plo exp necessary, 2 wk training program. Transportation _____________________________ BCfl 510.160. 7 Ica Arena 3)320,460. / -. Dell's Auction Seice Sales. Rental,Service p700 Buye only, please. 373 117 MagnolIa Avenue ALTAMONTE SPRINGS $31 1344 _____________________________ HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY 21' Concord self contained travel with awning and Skrtir.g Cheap MOOPIEYAPPLIAPICES)2)0697 Phone 373 0110 110 Exeter Court, __________ -. turnisnea or unturnished Newly rederorated, Come see 300 E. ment;on Come early and brOw5 CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT Refnigerator,Dryer, Bunk Beds and Dishwasher Phone3fl 74,$) __________________________________ 3n ooss _____ 3 BR. 7 bath, central heat ar, One & 2 bedroom apartment 377 9771 Wed , Thurs ,Fri I S p m, Be'?hune Cookman 64, - .. - GALS — CAr E ER — ELEVENTH-S.16,R1SOkQI) 630, 360, 230, 2 X's Melody (31 The Hawks had waived Holland Handle $S 616. A - 841 7$. Sacred Heart 70 SOUTH Ala AIM 79. FiSh 9 .:. -. ThomM Acquins 34. DO. ) 57$ IC Tft / - perienced in workman's comp., rfiiC'ai, " Wi'ek ty 3515 h*' I? 92. Santo-il Louie. 2 Sweet Daisy, 3 Silky New Orleans who was placed on 701 W. 21h St. 373 $363. Laie Mary - 2 L41 , I-Il. rm.. fenced yard, shade $t1.00Oor best CLI,F JORDAN,REALTOR. SUNLAND-- 3 BR, 1 bath, central heat air, new kitChen, fenctd yard, $73,000 BAMBOO COVE APTS , 910 1230. 3. Sala Juan CI) 7 40; 0' (34 )117600, P (1 3) 14 30. Big Q St RAVENPIA PARK-- Lakefront 3 BR. I baths. r.enlral heat.air. 1123 BuShel Holy Cross $9. Fairfitld 71 led the Sooners in tackes and earlier won the Outland 73a5 Park Drive 170 up ________________________ ELEVENTH- L, A: 1. Lappinig TWELFTH - I. SantlAquiri'e Cu1 waivers by the Atlanta Hawks Drexel 69. L$iigh 5] . br? Bedrooms Aduttsonly '15th st carpets, dining room, catin kit then & an Unbelievable )6'x25' family room. Only $72,. Call to seewhythis hom willdrastically ( I .t. T(', it', 'ii Uflici' hO 1 1?l OrlandoDrive 372 )3 _____________________________ month. Ph 377 9211 Fruit Foq Sale _________________________ Call before 10 a m or afler 3 p m SAN MO PARx, I. 2. 3 bedroom 340,100;) M.anolo Berigoa (1) 320. Basketball _______ ________ ______ Retirement Dream _________________________ GARDEN. SPOT NOW FLOYD - FREER. !'' 52-Ailiances ____________________________ 372 673) or 32? (1367 1740,400, 330; 7 Arecha Juan (5) Holland, a roole guard from Green Bay and Washington coach who died in 1970 of . NAVELS.CRAPIFRUI;S _____________________________ $104 60 tbone of our careers," Leroy said shortly before accepting - ood Things to Eat TENTH - 1. Muguer:a CII II 10. ,, - . - Remai of an estate including rockers, sa cor TV'S, sler sets, with I track tape, aU kinds of garden tools. gtasswlre, ___________________ _____ ______ ______ House SaiAntique chiffonier and 63A75-Recreational Vehicles Tractors & ______________ trunk, range, refrigerator. TV set ___________________________ ________ - _____- lroplcal p'anfings Surround this __ _____ _________ person or couple Call days, 131 9 30 a m NINTH - I Azpi (6) 900. 3 00. S 10, 2.60, 7 Chucho (31660,210, Fermin (7) 730; 0: (3 4) 141 60; P. (13) 1112 30; DO (81) 196.00. Reg Real Estate Broker 103W 1st St 373 6061 or 373 05)7 eve's bath, corner lot Ravenna Park _________ Completely refurbished 2 bedroom, I bath, frame hcir,p $15 Sale - 62-.Gaen ' RUCtIOfl TOMATO STAKES Hwy 46. West Sanford mode, pecan. like tie'*. 333 3l6lafterSp m 373 5470 Phone 373 515) ________________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ ' 34" Self Propelled Sweeper, like KULP DECORATORS new siso. See at Snappn Tur. Transportation 409 '/ 1st 5t .312 7333 ______________________________ tIe Mowers, 2513 Park Dr , _________________________________ --Buy Furniture ' ___________________________ Childrencared (04 in my home, near I BR furn apt., downstairs, quiet 313: 7 Zarre 15)500.300; 3 Altu Hawks Re (2) 620. 0 (16) 157 40; P (65) -Sign _________ flck. wonderful is about to happen ADULTS,NOPETS 116W 2nd t : (4) 1 20. 3 70; 3 Aleva Larrea (3) 3S 10. 1 30 Indiana at Kentucky outcthnding lineman from collegiate foottll for 1975. SilO inctucleS utilities. No dcposit. COMMERCIAL San Antonio at New York /i, .7c7 fenced, large thaded lot. Orlando 1273 4016 _______________________________ ________________________________ Clean 3 bedroom, I" bath, avocado stove & refrigerator, blue carpet. central heat I. air. Payton's 372 1)01 CassIbcrrv, II 97, $30 4706 •• a & __________________________ -_.. --5l 4 useho Goods - Custom hor.e on tour tot cr ours We will arrange flnan<l )?? 119$ Used office furniture Jan 21,23 (Sat 106, Sun lid) SANFOPDCIVICCEtUER ------- 360:0 1$$31iQ,p (14)510560 '' Thursday night, sirllng him out as the nation's most "W . EIGHTH - 1. Manoln Mugueri 340.300.) Spencer (1)370; 0(311 io 40. 500, 100, 7 Santi Mencha 16 60. P (S 3) 37 20. OP (71 withl 3) Sunday's Gaines Virginia at st. Louis produced from a 40-acre tract of land near Eufa ala, Okia., was named recipient of the Vrnce L.ombardi Award 4303 Aldana Beitia(4)5,2Q;Q: (I , P. (17351)0,70. st. iouis at Indiana Ke'ntcky a? San Anto.o Leroy Selii'ion, one of the famous farmboy brothers P (2 P 1010, i 43, i . 7 Alaa Miguel (7) 7) 31 70, P (17) 110 ID, 32 940. S00. 3 Cacho Elorza (1) 360; TENTH- 1.14. A: I K's Eaorer 3700 17 40, 640. 7 Corkey Cal SCVENTH -1 Ida Javi (I) 1760, 0)1300. 670; 3 Minecla Ms Muflt 6.00, 360; 2 Echano Lenlj I?) 5.20, (3) 310; 0 (17) 107 70. 3159 Va Jan. 7 game - . ,.; Forrest Greene, Inc. REt. L C STAT E ____________________ Wood or tteel desks & chairS. secretariat deSks chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cath and carry Sanford's 4th Annual Depression Glass Show & Sale °' 72-iction - windows 372 3992 or see at 5<011 Ave all day Sat New oo;es in a rural area No down Paymt, mOfltnly payments l5 than rent, Gvernment Suidi:ed to Qualified buyers(all to see Friday, Jan. 23, 1tTh-38 6o—Office SUPpUe Large Colemin space hea?er cOmpl, with tank, $30 Misc * Get ' Em While * * They're Hot" * CalIBart SIXTH - I Arecha Echave (3) 4 40, 3 Minea Ugly (4) 3 20. 0 (1. Norfolk Completion Qf protested N.Y.. 7 6(77iY Z? 4Y+ e,4q.xj' home, neStled under shady trees, Countrystylekitchen, central heat & air VA terms. 171.000 ' prty " with 2 bedroom house Phone 4U . acres. Lakefront ideal for Improved pasture, paved road swimming, fIShing and boating. Quiet area Good building site Also available for rent 570.000 CALL TO SEE Pr,Itor Evening_Herald, Sanford, Fl. - iyiãsceflaneous for Sae __________________ ___________________ _____ ______ ___ f)06$33 REALTORS Ii 606 PARK AVE A BAQ'5 WORLD, Carefor inlan's ______ ______________________________ _____ ______ ______ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. __________________________________ I? BR. Pan Furn Water to age? only. Next to flew Drivers' When you place a Classified Ad in By Owner- Clean, small 3 BR, 1100 mo & up 32) 0066 BROKERS ________________ 1 License Bureau. 372 The Evening Heald, stey close to Days-3fl sij bath, carpet, fenced yard 32)5795 _________ __________________ EIGHTH- 1.16, B: i Jo Randa O'Hara. i Minenta Peppy, S K's Q (i 7) 1]) p (21) $9660, Bubba (3' 360. 110. 3 Easy Motion Barry King, I Broker's Bonus, DO 112)1121 40 (6) 6.20, 770; Q (13) 2070; 0 (16) TWELFTH- 7.14. C: I. iL's Jo FIFTH - 1 Manolo Larrea (6) p.60. 1i 3) $5.50. P (14) 9060; V.2 Donald Go, 3. l's Fast Fanny, 1100, 310. 510, 2 M.aruri Echave 17.51 .1. Harmon, S Rowdy Chlch, 6 D. (5) 9 10, 1 40. 3 Chucho B.ngoa II) NINTH-S.I6, C: I. Black Shot Cl) 6 's Red. 7 Mike's Special. $ [ides 77 13 675 3 73 IF $ 74 19 1 7' 73 20 .535 I' i 25 2 13 Saturday's Games Ne'w York vs Virginia at ' IYBI ,'1.vt?' I.1-__- OY.4ciz6 ________________________ 6 -Child Care _______________________ I Acres . Fenced home, economical oil heat, hay yard. $19,500, MAKE OFFER. BUY NOW AND SAVE 31-Aments Furnished ______ -'Clean 1 bedroom apt . lights, water (urn .adults. $9150 372 2796 after es & wknd% (1) 3470, 11.20, 1.40; 7. Elke GibSon Deborah ;. Ted's Wendy, 3 , i 40,740, 7 Domingo Bengoa Virgin.a 12$, St. Louis 117 TodaysGantes Kentucky at New Ynrk Indiana at St. Lou's San Antonio at Denver 1P't7.44'p ','6E'Z' f4r irt !' Cat 123 IS$7 Write P.O. Box 121) Sanford, Ftor,da 37771 Baby Sitting in my home, 3 mItes Night, 4 Sharp Socks, S MiSs Super 1 10 377 3 Kn Damond (3! 340: Btue. 6 Mineola Ar.get, 7 Hng' 0 7 ; 19 ). I 62$) II) 7Q. 31.90 Arab, $ LuSty Lieutenant. 8 20. 0 (7 St 147 41-llouses 'z Manatee IIancy. FOURTH - 1 Arerha EIorza t7) 342 30. 32 U L Pci. GB Thursday's Rest /e"zz'c,y ,'.gyt2 ,CtR . K'sBeta.3 flanker,4 H. C Prince 3 20. 320; 3 E 0 's Red GIrl 131 CheJ, 5 Mineola iri, 6. Justanip, 7 610, 00 (23) 7100; 0 (15)700; P Gerl's Pick. I Midas Grade. (51)71 60. 39.34. SEVENTH- 1)6. C: 1 Brother (31) I 70. P (43) $11.20. __________________________________________________ unfurn • both AC, W w carpet. damage, IllS mo 373 4319 after S30P FACED WITH A ORlNK,N PROBLEM PrhaPsAICOOIICAoonYmJS , 11 00, 520, 600; 7 Eddy Arena (I) FIFTH- 1.16, D: I Lake Abner Fitlie', I Win Hana. 7.10.740.). Larri Beitie '4)160; 0 (7) 1)00. 310. 360; 2. Demure NINTH- 514, B: I AAontague (1$) 176 40, P: (ill $17370 Donna ($1900. G t7 1)31.70; P Ill) Black,? Tricky Ricky, 3 BoCIins, SECOND - lca Okoki (3 1120. 92 10. 31 1 Sno Duke, S Thursday Go, 6 310;) Oguiza Quiola (4)3 10; 0 (3. 16 40, 500, 300; 7. K's Pharaoh ( Lila I) w.th 1371 11,27200 0 (21)21 20. 1(1 7.7) 17320; Spectre', 7 Alt Gossip,). My Delia.i 300. 1 70, 2 Id Alberdi 0, (2) 660. 360; 2 J. L's Crater Phantoms Pearl, 7 Wyclaff Robin. I Philadelphia at Atlate the _______________________________ CS) 400. 7.10. 7. K's Carefree (1) MATINEE RESULTS MilwauaLee a? Cie'velari Seattle at H Ston New York at Detroit Atlanta at Philadelphia Ius.es , JoIAIaj Washington at Phoe'nix Mayfa. deposit. Close dntown Sanford. ARE YOU 1 ROUBLED? Call ToIl 372 0161 after Free, U47077 (or "We Care"- ____________________— 10 70, 510. 2 30. 2 Blondy HO%tn at Phoenix lI'i4t.. 'ournarnentof FAwintertow pros Feb. (71) 31.70, 3160. Ca)gar at Edmonton at Quebec Toronto a Mirvesota San Die'g at Phir,j r.,lden Slate' 129, Los Angeles 105 $100 $30 460. i . 7. Hafta Hurry (1) ii 10. 3 X's Trigger, i One For You, 5. Sundays Games ______________________________________ Garoen Apts,i & 2 BR, air, carpet, L/'iKL MARY - I Becvoom. 1 bath iS LCOtiO A PROBLEM GE app nces + d*. IN YOUR FAMILY, home, detached garage, nice Sunland- 3 OR cement btk, Franklin Arms Apts, 373 6630. AL Shade trees. Fenced yard, near bath, car' mr Iii 0' 't' fjlJ$9 Immediate Occupancy siu,soo. drmkrrs FTU Oviedo-OupI,x,(urn WE TAKE TRADES Bank financing available 373. unfurn, u,aI location, Reasonable LAKE MARY- WATERFRONTFor further Information call 17) l7 7174 S 1771 or write Bedroom. 7 bath home with den. fireplace, formal dining, roomy Sanford Al Anon Femily Group P0 2 Apartments- UpstairS, 1 or 2 BR, 10 8o 33). Sanior. la country kitchen. Situated on over so Dostair, 2 BR, FOURTH-6,M I Alert's Joe. 2 WyCIff Dana. 3 K's G'ddiyup, 1, . '; £ &tf(p Patch, 7 Amelia's Son. I Go Jonnny SANFORDORLANDO THUR SOAY'S RESULTS ___________ _________ ien Jen. 7 Coroll Kid,l. Dlar Doll, THIRD-S 16,0:1. Texas Dett,ie, 7 Cccv's First. 3 C Pee's Tracy, I Play Me, s C,o Ga Cactus, 6 Sum mec Sue, 1 Gold Medal. I. Silent Dog.Racing New England at Cincinnati $6 Mayfair Open Set Feb. w. .,,-ripai1merns U,furnij WHA Chucho ivan. S Sala Ramon, 6 TwELFTH- i. 0. I. Shim W L T Ph OF GA Celay. Larrea. 7. ManoloA:pl, I mering (31 17.70, 1000. 210; 2. MinI 710; 3. 050 JOsey - 1 Agfr, 7. AItu, 3 (41 7 10 Q (31) 1700, T (37 4) 73 i Ii 6lbao, 1. Erdoza. 5. Zarre. 4. Azi. 171.70; 10.14 1171 2 1 Cetava, $ Sale A - 2,746, Handte 5146,795 14 161 14 26 7 114 137 TENTH-i. Fermh, 7. CPijcho, 3. Divi. Mugueria, 4. Santi. S. MenChI. 6 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 71 16 0 so IN ij Mru'i. 7 Ramon, I Larrea. 21 II 3 ELEVENTH - 1 Domingo FIRST- $•16. B: I Sweete Rint. 2070 1 U 172 161 Bengoa, 2 Cacholarre. 3 Oguiza. 2 K's Kowloon, 3 Jain Bud. i Canadian Divi4 Wirvilpeq 37 Il 0 41 203 133 ec 7116 7 51 i 179 Thursday's Results hIIe listening a -------------- - SCOREBOARD ____________________________________ S AIltypetandsi:e. Wereparandserv'ce SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St -- 312 41)7 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ �- -- 4B-Evening'ierald, Sanford, FL Friday, Jan. 23, 197k Mon Walker I WELL T4ATh MY PROPC'4L ALA. IN FA\OR A'AE PAEP \ 'EETlN 4JCJRNE I 3 iL) IN TI416 'i'AR O OUR CE?'1NtJJ4L. IT .9g''rIFYING TO EE PE$IOCRACI STILL rHgIvw I I 0 O 0 0 by Art Soniom EEEE EE IJti 4AJ I R&T iux 1_IV IU1N \ T1'I II? II4tLJL1 ItlIM.0 £4*6TLEPATML IIIAI Is EE f.A) I AttheZoo J ___ 2 3 4 5 — urry V A RE ii \ - 'PaS/DE,vT OVEINC )-(i\ CUT .4ERE ILE MY CLASS IS IF T1 E F ORC'ERS, SIRJ 1 MEETING STARTS This r.7 4fl ak'- 41 - IAI n 51 18 '49 ' I '1 9 10 68th Jo Decide Jiji'yr Yt'a r No 133 -- Sunciy, January 25, Sanford, Florida Jflhl- Price 20 Cents Fate On A,1onday Crazy Joe' Spaziano Guilty Of Murder ' )B lLOYD electric chair or to life iniprisonment on the Iirstlegrc murder and sent them back for mnoc• dehberaUons, lwing Jury selection x of the jurors mnàcak posing body was found on an Mtamonte rings garbage dump return the guilty verdict Mcregor wamepectators, including jurors would have jury of Iirsklegree murder late Friday in the Aug. 1973 slaying of apartment, 18-year.old Orlando hospital clerk Laura Lynn ilarberts, was in If Spaziano is sentenced to life imprisonment he would have SCtIUfJ1e County Jail Saturday awaiting the second part of his no chance of parole for iS years. to vote in favor, Jury's recomnrnendatin and the decision on sentencing is his. Among the spectators attending the trial were Mr. and Mr5 Arthur arberts of Jackson Ic. ()areflLSo(th4 slain girl December 1973 rape of a 30-year.old south Seminole woman, but and his attorney, Edward Kirkland. Deputies stood in every Harberts collapsed sobbing and crumpled from her husband's ' resident and Outlaw Motorcycle Gang member, calmly turned conviction the state is expected to drop Prosecution of the rape toward Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook and two bearded charge. - \'OUt Hilt 1 111)A% to satisfy your ego today. Jan. 21, 1976 Unless you're intellectually You vill oe much more tn fulfIlled, you won't relax. t.IIIRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ('lined to assert yourself this Judge Robert B. McGregorat 11:20 p.m. Friday to be adjudicated guilty, the hallways outside, carried by Harberts and State Attorney flpr,ino'c - ---' Abbott -----... sat •1 ,4tht rouowing toe rennet Spaziano was quickly escorted down investigator, Jack H. Fulenwider, to a couch to the nearby lobby parently been unable to reach a unanimous verdict in 6'2 hours of deliberations on the murder case but when Judge McGregor sent a bailiff to the Jury room door at 11:02 p.m. a message came back that the jury 'has asked for five more minutes." "I can only die once," Spaziano said. Moments later he again turned once more toward the spectators in the packed courtroom emotion today In material been reticent In the past yoti affairs. You understand will now take charge - and you ' balance bitter than anyone. should. 56 '57 court will tolerate no outborsts." When the verdict was read there were loud gasps from spectators - but no disturbance. death penalty. toda'. Recall: You have a a pu.shover. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) wealth of background to draw ' i _______ ___________ 52 '53 154 _______ ____ F you dida't try hard enough. person because of It. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Once First place is yours if YOU Cxyou sense your basic Inner tend yourself. — ___17 _____________ ' .--'-- - -.'----- SUNDAY. EDITION u happen to wind u under rout wing today. They'll 11 —— -- -- .--.-'---" -•---.........-.......--,-,.-. -..-- verili ARIES March 21-April 19 Remember this. SCORPIo lOct. 24-Nov. 22) Someone extremely fond of you is likely to support your position You're a to believe you should against all odds today. Try to be be leading the parade today, ami why strnuhin't you? Those equally loyal to her. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) in front are those who are You (eel very strongly about confident of their abilities, sM;lrrMtlus (Nov. 23-Dec. your opinions today. You are probably right. Since you will 21) Quict places will be to your prevail, be compassionate with liking today. Everyone needs a respite at times. Solitude now others. (il:%IINI i May 21-June 20) beckons to YOU. ('APRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Don't be intimidated by tasks that may have seemed in- 19) Bc receptive to new ideas curmotmntable in the past. Your today. [hint turn a deaf ear to reservoirofstrengthmakesyou unheralded projects, even .1 though they may seem too equal to them today. ('1INUER June 21-July 22) innovative at first. JIIj EIl JIM UL=JIU PERIMENT .-... .._.-:..--. _________ _____________ %.#L.c1J .. For Saturday, Januc r' , '4 1976 24 __25 26 -_________________ ____________ 129 J30 I — 28 1 .-.-rr'-rn4. - -y---" _-.. T' -z . a- -. II _II _ ? ........ .c,r-rc .-t - handle any .situation, even Experience is an able teacher. , _______ 23 it(.,---- —A CO',IMiTTEE 8 - By HERNtC1 BEt)I ()SOI IUwI ro Pur '\ 4,,; TiflS ON iOUR 7 ---- ii 8C1aQ. ACCP.EDgT4T,Oj 6 — n--- 117 __ __ __ ____ tJNTRLr' ____ animals _______ e 1 African L 45 COncert haU antelope IrONlPPl__T A fNL 47 Two.legged P j= ë Al:J 4 Attendants _____ ______ N, DA ______ T — 1AI ___________ animals 50 Used to catch animals 8 large snake ___ _____ 5 Boy's name II Eternity 12 Mine entrance 52 Disparage N 13 Cobblers tool 55 Compared to T TN A S 0 58 Chalcedony 14 Bebys Cup IS Weeghl of Inthg 60 Made angry .i t'trm 62 Pub drink 16 Harrow 5 36 Greek letter openIng 63 Football 6 Make muddy 37 Kind of sale scores (ab) lB Cozy 7 And others (sb) 64 First two words 20 Depend U.atini 39 Definite article of "Star. 22 Mariners 8 Roulette wager 41 Beetle Spangled direction 9 Baby nIght 44 Editors (ab) Banner" 23 Enamor bird 46 Dative (ab) 65 Scottish 25 Badgerlke io Put in a cow 47 Twice negative animal ii Distant prefi*) 48 Angry 27 Satt.wator fish 66 Superlative 19 Obtained 49 Leopards suftia 29 Fail to win 21 Many months roet i 67 Boy's 31 Household tab) so Play host to animal nickname 24 Anmal doctor 53 KIng of beasts 32 Monkeys use 6' Territory (ab.) (Colt) 54 Bear (Latin) this to Climb 26 Air fpr&i*) 58 Wings 14 P4.,-va rI 27 Health reart 57 He,er (conir I 35 Dill herb 1 Je'*els 28 Prescience 59 DaylIght 40 Organ part 2 P.izt vi ept,vli 2 Fibbd Savings lime 42 Dialect of 3 Mammal 30 Spanish cheer tab Siamese hang hoofs 33 Arrival (Sb) 81 Change coior I - HOROSCOPE Answer to Previous Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY -.-r - Already serving a llfe-plus4ive..years sentence for Orange • COUflt ('Oflvlction.s, Spzlano could be sentenced to (tIC in the the adjacent jail, as he had been each day during the week-long trial, Meanwhile, deputies escorted the jurors to a parking lot on the east side of the courthouse where officers searched unM'v'day at 1:30 p.m. the jurorsareseheduled to return for the derneath and raised hoods of cars before allowing the jurors to second phase of the .Spa7iano trial. The court vi1l receive start their vehicles. don't believe the jury can reach a verdict:' McGregor gave the jurors a short instruction on their duty to try to reach a verdict deliberate on their recommendation of mercy or the death of witnesses had been threatened the home of o witnea had penalty, (Continued On Page !-A) - - - •:' ,: I rvs1 i.ii ,jr Lr 23 8%th%SlflantjJ%\1LJ%(Ufl1 "r— "\4i M)HiiI II L\UP1IIaLI / TEP ILL-1 ii I / \\/ —%-' / HS1 I iAJ i I i I I tJ\ i one I I ______________________ B) 1wrence E Lamu, UI I '-) BLON DIE chic Young WHATSVVLJR SPEC ATOC1AY PICgLEPIG5' ) FEET i—' -__-._ <' C: __ /WATOOVOiJ) SERvE THEM) WITH? f 1 I (DISGUSTI : £ Q 10 5 4 £KJ 10952 •J876 £Q643 tall thin 26yearoId womin who would like an for a long while, Any pressure from clothing around my stomach increases my mis. cry 1' Do ou / have any hclnful U suggestions? DEAR HEADER - Youare '-'U'-' CS tho e : unuInb esi IA to stop swallowing air. If you 4 3A ing this it Is pretty hard to Stop. A handy solution is to hold a rubber eraser or pencil , . your • 'I. h , -is no1 so easy to swallow while you Opening lead -. -JA by Al Verm.., -- - £ / ,, P%J,,',, / , A % mcconn reader wants to Once in a while some nasty know wIt-it he should bid with opponent interferes with your LAVix •KQJ52xzxx peoplei:veicornptemis. handle this sort , then, usinganeraserorevena 11 1-' - PRISCILLA!'\ I USEO CARLYLE'S) WHAT'S I TOOThBRUSH BY! ''i WRoNG.',! -1tSTAKE! r—' \!..L I I 'u(J<, ' Ti'(- (A" after eating is usually not from the food )OU ate The shortiy , .. :. It or chat to do about It. r. '- of in. pass A double would be for cigarette holder between the g .ee, t,,at you . most people the gas passes How do we know It le air? solve that problem. to ulu , Judiciary of Florida, he said g bid to show more s'ealI' hurt hat do you do if your opposend SI ) I administrative experience there htle he personally to Win of the Dade County trial % n or pas case you simply double to say: newspaper, P. 0 Box 489, husband who is 59 had a heart , Ju.Ia& I make seven". Pass to say: N V 10019) ____1 -,-j 1 - 'tL' II ARCHIE 1ZL,OIHER I THERIVERWLEBLUE4AJ,O GOLD HITS THE PQESSZS! (Lc STOP THE ccss jifl1j) I / ' OROPPEOITlNTH PRESS.' ' •1 - . - pI jI 4 v ,7 ____I formed (rum any of the food you eat. The air in the stomach and hospitalized because of this The one time his pulse was 39. the other time it was 40, There feeling of pressure until It is crowded by the meal you eat heart but it takes a while to recuperate. at could be ing Is caused by the gas you a1rdy had in the stomach .. Toods. A good example is the gas formed from fermentstion of unabsorbed lactose, milk sugar, in the person who has this problem. Certain foods, such as beans, are notorious as gas FRANI( AWfl RMT by Bob Thoves —::- - ,- .. - I -- L - -. . ' a I. XI • •,-'1L 'Z4flh k r 11 1''Th\'M ,4J a • :• WHRtVER?ZL)I4 L cy of beans to form gas. People tend to swallow air when they drink things In cidentally, drinking carbonated drinks releases con• siderable I'as into the digestive system. Others swallowun: creased with nervousness, The problem is that many doe tors simply tell their patients 14 Since then he has had a slow done to prevent further at tacks? CARNIVAL I Jj•_J l___ - ' ____ ___________________________________ _________________________ /7'j' Turner 'J• / " '' -. the first governor. Jud 'e DuVal's - . b-'.' / -. \''• erel)asign of fitness. In these individuals the rate can increase at once If the heart needs to increase the amount of blood It pumps. A heart attack and some other forms of heart disease sTO1 'e ne 0 0, _'i A n with a black beard, earwg a black stoc pipe hat / / . . enough blond being pumped to the brain ar4 fainting or even convulsions can occur. ________________________________ TO 3C1/ —. C it'r . r. - - j3 ,trnd The Clock BrIdge ('alendar . (ornki - . ('rocsssord lAHtorial 1) or Abby — ay - - - - - - - President it YJfl 14M4v 7fl/i 4W15 AtYU Ci'ia i,' t14Ti/4PI /436F.WT 15,E it4th / 1iii )'- ,411 - -' . - Z6# 7/s. -'- - --- - 7)4T A \. - r Hospital - - 6(TTh% lily MIS - V Z.'4kM Sports Iaa',wr-w, .aa, , -- - . -. 7' '. .. -. .&.,...... -- . .. . ..-... U 7'f.'t' '. -- .- -- ____ - . '. .. - '.'. ' - '.r' - 5- '.' . recites in the way' the Civil War it to ring directly to the dii. House and enJoyed his cx. Agency for assignment to the of New Smyina Beach, pleadel ItIdCflt may h1ie done ferent members of the staff and periences immensely White house Mter his three guilt to possession of Cu / P r L 1.1 and was al owed to remain Ire' real life experiences at the "I sat on the President's 1ed for the LBJ ranch was continued to "soft duty If he (to uvflu penwng a 1 an I '"a,. . '.--a:•-:-'- ... --f''-':' ':' - walking the hallway's of school.s 1965 t Ma 121967 durino the - . , ' he shows his identification to be sent overseas. He decided . ' F a" "---a. -' -. a' . 'i':'L ": -f :- . - -a : - would precede him to set up the \Thite House. including one Technical c lie 0 ge to communications to make sure showing that he had ridden on •-.--r"- with anyone in the world, 0U StUU) en he enlisted in the U S learn about Lincoln," he said "and it's fun to d - this with th' operations, also visited the famous ranch in Texas 'ot to s ak iC COUju _ I - -.-____ iO . — ____________ r - '. A .."• ' . ... -" • , r - _______ 'I.' ._ , : _____ / - - - - ' ' 1-' ---_ :. -' - .- second I a . . , 'cir - ' - __,-,-- ____________ 'F .-. . _.- =---. '7' ,, at S Iord' iop mC uOcp.j u criminal casts cheduled for trial this eek before tireuft Judge °' A. ('owart Jr. John Anthony Makrls, 21, of 201 Brighton Way; a e Raymond Secly, 22, if i, i ini Trail 'it t %S Illiarn I). Filiott, 28, of 241 Plaza Osal all ta.s.selberry '.icre In a car 1 -- --- ,, Li citizens in hopes of plugging (ounty ____________ IP". L't1, -t a-' ____________ , J j a tht Shop 'N (,o Stort Si,uth , ,.4 _% -4 ' 4 ' ' ' ..i'-a.''' .P ", .. '3 . r/ui1 - a-- ..$ , • 41 '''' -.. ''' ' . s.,' . - ' , 1,, - ''-•-.' -': '4 . #,1 JIa4?J i , "V' 5.- aq"1r, I ;..r _.'1' S - vai, .' '7': U.'.. %,t4ll -. ' k $ ' .__. '....,.'',"a1'.'4'1.t.I.1 i; " II' -..J\ V., I' t.sL)stWC kI.1 ','if ''•: I -- - ' ..--. '. -a't' "r -' .1 h •:;, - , p 14 . . 'i,". ':-e' ' ... 't"t 'k •'-i'\ ; ' '1 '' :" ;; a- - h I",, •'. -, 4 ' V-": .' • .a1. 1,,, vi'VV;'. ,.. ', t5' , 'rT', ;1P ,',, I" I after tsomaki,d nien, one L 'c'n4i ca-o ¶.' -- ________ , -' ______ a '.'- trjt.1,.,i _________ -. .i''4.". - - '':-' S ,,2 ;-:' Out of the sessions, lurcher presented ssill be mnsalu.ible to - . '*.4 V 1I , : S"p-'' it' 'a14.3# r'%" __J,-)L./A4-Ir..pa tr- / " ': i"'.-i "- 1 .f - ,I '\ 3 Three Casselberry' mt-n charged with robbery and use of a firearm in cornmission of a felony' in •k . - ,; a -p---. '. ta flu u na - --•- By El) PRR'KETF IItraltI'taffV,rItcr - _____ 'tc i.-a '; :. - ______________ ____________ ' return to t 11.f r op , SO ' ...... -; r'z- I school students of Seminole and Orange Counties. , ,_ ";' .. s# .l ) -: ) - -- ..,4.-'.-.: ... •1i, ,, r_ -; :i'c _jc...a14 e 53)5. U When the resident would Johnson even had a telephone in basement herc the corn. pleaded guilty to petty' larceny pianatrtpamay rorn n,ute Sewell, who attended Lyman House, Sewell tells the students, probably our greatest was released on his own Sewell shows the students the High School when it was a president during he (Seelli and others in the various certificates he this recognizance pending PSI and Bicentennial year and sharing sentencing on March 16 Rice was rear facility graduated -. , - .: ..'-'' _, ".f- ... u,C ' 1-4-8 county's cornprehensi%e land '77 '#- (lates back three 'eneratlons The end result of Kercher's - - - A' ' deadline. In cities, planners, at the courthouse in Sanford. like Kerther, are just as busy Tsso firnis under contract to preparing land use plans for the country' are scheduled to Over the next 25 years itiunicipalities make presentation fur Seminole County's population Kercher say's that at this public's benefit. 6-A will double reaching 314,000 point the growth could go in an One firm. Econometrics, wilt 4-C persons by the year of 2000, directIon. It lihisresponsibility provide information on the 7-/i according to County Planner to insure it is orderly and in the economies of growth and what 4-C. William Kercher best interests of all the citizens it imanc to this area 4-C For almost two years, herkercher and his staff have The finn, (ilatting 6-A clier and his stalf have been set up four public hearinds Itrophy & Shaheen, is a corn3-C busily studying the most ef Kerc her urges the public, an'l pany composed of planners and 7A _: i -i. the Christmas selected for training for the tencrngs set for March 15. ', oy i. PSI. - .1-_a' . . . -.. - _' a,- - Charles Hillery Jr., 20; Samamnie Leo 1.owery, 20; and Wi, n0 l,1or1r , , au ford, pleaded guilty to at- . bottom of the heart. This nditlon Is called AV block When this happens the heart may beat slowly, but unlike the athlete's heart, it cannot speed up enough 1? increase circulation if that is needed. gets - .- .......... . -- . -. nO e ' - - .1 L ' firs' law books before school classes, he is a1ly' introduced as a "visitor II - be! &re Judge McCregor: Sewell delivers the great oval office and checking out Florida Supreme Court, that was not even expected to speak wrote his short talk on the back Sewell said. '1 remember will terminate my ambitions as at the Gettysburg cemetery and of an envelope. slIttn back in his chair in the far as the Judiciary is con. cerned," he said. • I I .• The judge eumme a lawyer in 111 i fl IV U i Cl.10 fl June, 1948. He Li married, the 1 father of two daughters and • f I reat- - 't. vestigatton (PSI) and sec.- By' - L!—' '. ______________ '' c , --af s-. ' '' r a) c S fr r R H' B %a.'.s4l II I k II lJ 'a)'l 'I bI' I 3.41 II...' A native of Florida, the resemblance to the "great , ________ ,,, 4 plea on Dec. 8 when his trial run auto at op Orlando body sentenced him to three years as sheduled in circuit shop here they said Lee had probation concurrent with tht. 1k had txen held in jail pending taken it (or repairs fie ears probation mnetcd in sentencing -, the grand lalten) umse In another I. riday seiitencin Florida Highway Patrol Judge McGregor ordered In cases that had becn I a--- f4ja first governor of the state Abe Lincoln, but rather homer William P. DuVal, Judge Sewell III, a native of the DuVal's great-grand-uncle, county and member of a family \ - .i - - ' 'L '., --'- ____ Monroe P Lee Jr, 25, oF 565 injured his parents Lee as theft cast labor pleaded guilty S&triinole Me Langood arrested after FlIP Ifl to unauthorized use of a motor - _____ -, -'.- ..--.. .. Judge Du'wal pointed to the scroll and reciting the Get- by Dkk -' -'" &-.j ______ ________ labor was found gull:) b) a miinths in prison plus 12 years into the median a , in a ns ' a ut o hat sas probation 1e alleged]) left the scene of taken from a shopping center ClrcwtcourtJudgel(obertB the accident that killed th parng l at Sanford - ' Is oxygen and nitrogen or air, of a three-ear-old New Jerse the rear of a Ne Jerse .. - ',aill ministratjvecourtforthe entire takeout, a twoiarnond call to stop swallowing. tension iso tena fa° / 1- , -- - ' ,_:,_:: ; '- it 2- ear.oidiongwoodnlan, b) Lee was northbound on 1-4 SanfordRouteQne,toserieone . i ________ who pleaded no contest to a near SR.436 on Sept. 3 at a year in state prison and five ' ________ r7- :: .-:' .'------",'' culminate with the September ______ elections On the bench of the Dade COUIII) circUit court since being annomnted bt then-Gov Iran-is B t in J 1963 DuVal decrlbed himself as "tl101't conservative than liberal," adding that he can ' bring experience to the high B' court from his many years on the trial bench, L — PRISCILLA'S POP ______ Fridays and weekends meeting --as mans people as possible and -- " ces anc7 tl just inthinkabe for North to be lllack ooding without ace king of spades and ac of hearts so South bid the Ia 'down 'and slam Pass 2V 174 7v - .tnno1e ount) camn on oo friends and supporters _____ %S ith fonner State Sen Mack __CkeIand Jr. at s side, r minorsu orth I iii South as,- .. Ff i( \orth.South vulnerable _______________________ ,,T In Death Of Child ___ ______ -- - r'- - ' of the Florida Supreme Court South but South was read) South studied his hand A 93 O __ MIAMI - I)ade County occaston North s Blackwood four notrur'p as a slight o erbid but he liked his dis tribution Easts seencIub A I ba1a,yed. Shortly after eating I m tembly bloated and burp excessively I end up taking Alka Seltzer but it doeso t help Sometimes I'll even wake up from a sound :c?fl:E 'iTL _____ A ID Post 1 Iartner I think %. an make sevcn " Of cursc. f - : c"-",it i;, i PIPIN' HOT! .•: f"- - i C- -,Ek!i -'. ThIN T)-tAT'LL) LEAL.L' ,—' - ____ "4V' - ---. & BUGS BUNNY .., 2'' U EUCWLY COLD OUT THERE, C'NOR.') 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J3n 2O,17 Aniwir to Previous Punt s Variety BEETLE BAILE M1 Mort Wa! r BUXLEY NO, J Wi-4Xr P0 ''iJ SAID .\N1T:N& r — - C I - FUNLt 40 Statute$ 1 Flop 15 N'T IT Z > s ACROSS ELL , IT 4 GC" HOROSC 1 12 Gal's name 13 Docile 45 Egg dishes 49 Fail month 14 GaeliC 51 Mouth part For Wednesday, January THE BORN LOSER V Art Sanscom EIALL ThE Sl1l W r RX)K miA / ? CDVIRSE - / IF I 3CX) 4JE 'PJ 2 '\ head-on th AKIF (March 21-April 19) diUict. 1eet opiliflisIn. Activities where1 you perform In 4.Nov. ) ii dependable conjunction 5 Hairess part 29 posselsiie 6 Fine pronoun ssociates look promising 111oligh you feel I German lab 31 Vo4d you're now working on ii a "fit today. Be a team player. a &,eccirnpote 33 Inborn accompli," keep it to yourself 9 By mouth pi 57 Sea eag TAURUS(April 2Ma} 20) A for a 1e more ys. (var,) U da ii Soap-frame beneficial day where our SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 24 Seasoning bar 41 Goddess of career is concerned. The boss is 21) 26 Plant ovule lie persistent today, even 17 Nigerian city vegetation likely to give additional points 27 Contemptuous 19 Gluts 42 Continent DOWN though what you hope to acexclamation 23 Citrus trust 43 Fast season for it Job well done. I Immerse Complish may not conic on the 30 The East 24 Song for one 44 Fencing 2 Three-toed 32 Control May 25 in ins (11'.MINI weapon first tr>. sloth 34 1aer 26 46 Plateau should be able to get your You or third 35 Wild ass equines 47 Row vegetation way tasks out of the major 7 Trifle 40 Bridge (PRl(ThtN (Dec. 22-Jan. Fligh Of ps 8 Old 37 Profit 50 Encountered rather early today. giving you 19 1 lk, diploinatic with others dequate time for fun and tnda y. Theendresus:houIdbe ' agames. -irding and may even 12 13 14 CANCER (June 21-July 22) If surprise vou. cou apply yourself today you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20~Feb. 19) 15 16 17 can helpfully direct others so called u pon toda) that they won't even realize to do a little problem solving for 18 19 20 they're being managed. another. it could be a rewarYou're ding mental exercise. 22 23 LLO (July 23-Aug. 22 Ilk(-]%- to much more realistic i,isci.'-s i Feb. N)-March 20) 24 25 '27 28 about interial ffairs today Lend helping today if it's IS Cooking utensil 16 US citizens to Soapief 20 Cotion bundles 21 Auricle 22 Early A merican 52 Arrow / - C 10 - 1- 7 Larry Lewis _____ r r rT - - -- - - - r r - - - - t 31 1 JU$TtNLTCOVUJC EELJ 32 33 - 'SI - - - E 42 43 49 •- . .'• CARE I - nffiwa _____ - SAME llii,091<5 A'S , D THINK fD , - / I - - - ou , 2 1 WIN - Gout L Cause Joints To Swell AT BRIDGE NORTH A K J 6 54 11113 DEAR DR. LAMB — If a WEST *Q A K Q J 76 EAST £ vJ962 Lamb the fingers and much tend ern ess'1Pe rha p I am Incorrit-ct but s that was a sign when you had this kiad JAI05 V 10554 - Chic Young r &A YOU GGGLJN ABOUT? -- WE WAr WAS THE iciKE? MAviS TOLD ME T00AY RE -- DEAR ftAl)FR - Gout swelling of almost peculiar movement of the not the oniv cause for swell- rigid and involvement of some &u i ing As far as the 1ingrs are of these leads to the bent over mADE ME GiGGLE concerned, the joint at the knuckle and the middle joint may swell from rheumatoid art h ritis, e v entually resulting postre that is so troublesome to some patients. The face may Lake on a maik-like Ij - expression as the facial muscles become rigid and eye end joint may swell and de velop small bumps known blinking disappears. - by Al Vermeer • r" : •.: . '..: ( r F ROST- W( I '- I SOTTS - -. JuST ONE. J - ' _ Inc, . : d I. • I NAMEFOR cmc T -M CKAI - "` LEADERS 0 the test is done accurately, changes in the arteries to the For more information on gout send 50 cents for The Ifealth Letter number 2-3. Gout. Uric Acid. Enclose a in brain with aqe Rather most cases of I arkinson's diselse have no identifiable cause or other instances are caused long stamped self-addressed envelope for mailing Address by infectious diseases that occurred years earlier or as a various drugs for medicinal 1551. Radio City Station. New purposes. by Bob Thoves MY PARENTS gAlsD M CoRD1NG - I ' NEXT SUNDAY ThE TEN '- RUN Can '-' r- • A Georgia reader 2 0 Pass 4A Fla&I Pass 11213 Opening lead - Ke p I e wouldnot criticize him severely or a p Kwiatkowski, contended the s ou now that you have the ammunition or point munt to (Do you have a question warrant a slam and that you for the experts? Write "Ask are going to bid a slam if you the JaCobyS Care of this dkermine that the defenders ne*,paper The Jacobys will aren't going to take the first a swer individual ouestions it stamped, self-addressed two tricks against you. envelopes are enclosed The Aft North 's fo ur-s ade most snterest,n bid, South expects to have no livill be used in (his column trouble making.a slam if the and will receive copies of defense doesn't start off by JACOBY MODERN) frainage \l $HRLT said the county won no 7A/ "I 4A 1:4 6 rK 'W 1-20 4A' 11. don't get Tho Jeffeisor, hairdo, Mark Twain fllUStacfle, Billy themas Kid boots they' re the Now flowever, - Generation?i ThAL ( vi I— to director of the Corporailon - . zWAwrMvfAN AV THr- 01151 r IAR 113 M of *;f At AlM wom CAME! VOU SME FOR YNM V M A CAN OF POVY 61REASIE? )OWAXaNN am"05 F 'W,4W ~V X68~ MW Av A90W. Y &CZKWrZf5 WTA AW C&jMV6 hy Aly MotX4VAEMS — - -- - Rutberg charged that the nothing more I HUD. )L hv 57PUAysI AFHA r4jR? _- ~1_ SOL - (At -- • I J - s.- - . -5 - - -- -= --- -- ----' - -=-- k- fl- s- - --- --- -.-- f I, _ Ss_ --_.------5- -:--1r -m IV initial proposal for the judicial-Jail complex came from Commission Chairman Michael liattaway. flattaway said construction of such a facility would rule out the need for purchase of a building for a proposed courthouse annex in South Seminole County. "It's a very viable alternative," the said, the present Jail is crowded past itcapacity of 87 inmates. proposed courthouse annex is working with Commissioner Sidney Vihlen Jr. to try to come up with some type of solution to the problem Exact cost estimates for the proposed Judicial-Jail complex were unavailable, but offi Judges woWd be housed in the same structure a ouoot CheO down on amoun t f be sang ford and any facility which might be con. structed at Five Points. The proposal was made after the com ImMon ruled out a referendum in March to ask the voters for doUars to construct a new Jail According to Jail Adniinistrator George oudfoot, additional space will be needed in the future to house the county's prisoners. on weekends and some ottwir times. Proudfoot One solution Vililen Is pressing for is lease of Building 310 at the Sanford-Central Florida irport. Vihlen has contacted airport officials andthecomInisslonerhopesforsomety pe o( answer this week or next. The conunission has attempted to lease Building 310 for three - - - - - story of Records - - sites At present. Proudii said the building is rotting" It Building 310 is unavailable, it will be up to Vihlen to come up with a liiablelternative. push for a referendum in September to ask voters for money to build a new jail Twice voters have rejected additional taxes for Commissioner Richard Wiffiam favored rendum, while Com argi mortar facility at Five Points. Proud(oot presented a report outlimng confiscated b - -- ______ _____ _____ - _________- , continue negotiations for Building 310 And, if he is unsuccessful, he says he wifl push for a referendum in September. taken from victims of The at. T th the Jun:n Page X=- & I, --- - - - -P IV - - --- -.: - - -- i- ;~A* s go !\1 Ard The1lock Bridge Calendar "It was an excellent tour SUi4 wUC J a c k Horner, executive of NCR Corp expeastead growth In our hIpIthl Employing or 600 persons Obituaries with a floor area of 150,000 Included in the list of Sports A 2-B r7 . lB 2B 2B .,....,.. Television Seminole (bgnitaries taking the tour ui - - - - S-A 7A -- 6-B were Sanford Mayor Le women lB Moore, Chamber President John Carlit, Jim Daniel of the Tuesdays high 67, today's aring %isitor passes and Seminole County Industrial low 44. guided by company executives. Authority and Seminrte lostly lair and a little cooler the 20 %isitors spent two-anda. Cortimunity College President tonight. In the mid 40%. hlf hours exploring virtuaflv Earl Weldon. Pcrtl) cI0udY and mild urs with highs it, tht building, including computer the building in Octrber, 1975, uppe It 60L Variable motly Turing SctI FJectnks plant yeskrday we (from kft), Gaett White, Jamcg Ryan, Plant Mange r G E Weichin, John hilereer, Don Reynolds and Robert[fall, director of pitre.hasing for the firm. (Iferald pboto by Bill Vincent, Jr.) -- dtacks. director of the Greater Sanford Comics Seminole County banking. Chamber of Commerce. Crossword government and business 'Questions were asked Editorial !eJç Tuesday tour ed the regthngUiie importao( the 4r Abby newly completed facilities of planitothearea and we offered Dr. La mb the Scott Electronics Division our se r1ces to th y hlorosopt em s-Tiare feet. the plant is reached by a short four lane roadway adjacent to the Lake Slary interchange of Interstate-4. ____ qT - :' Four persons were arrested it, Bart on in con. area ' ______ 4 officers of the Florida Department of law Enforcement while other items VIP's - Items believed used by terrorists %ho ha%e struck In Central Florida over the past seilieral weeks In the meantime, Viblen says he will 11% SCOTT ABhLthlALS Hcraid(orrrsnondent r -- - h1ng Derby, %vhlch %H1 be field bere Feb. 14. March 14. Anglers are hopeful of a good shad ma for the Derby, which co-sponsored by The Evening Iferald and the Greater Sanford Chamber f Commerce. See story Page A. - - - All Is In readiness for the annual Shad rm ' • partserics dealing with you and votw Income taxes on Page A today's Evening lierald. to El ectronicsFi . — ihien said yesterday the alternati ve such alternatives as a faeflity constructed by the port authority, a $750,000 pre-fabricated building, SIA-million structure at Five Points and a $2.3-3.5-million "primary" fc lity, also to be located at Five Points. Vililen rtded cut aly proposal which would v Proudfoot said, and rented for $50,000 a year.in ol ve the port s - Itemizing your Income tax deductions could satlie you a lot ars, but residents have tarried down any proposaI to locate a ail at the airport. [loth Proudfoot and Vililen say the structure at the airport would be ideal for housing minimum security prisoners. The building could be renovated for 00,000, lie said he Im - r %IcNni:J(: will represent the The section otf First Street Corporation at a meeting of the from Sanford Avenue to Oak local legislati v e delegation (Continued Page 3-A) consction of a new Jail Area hi hopes the county may ge t money next year. llie gr an ts are dol ed out by the federal department of housing and Urban Development (HUD). Commissioner harry - -- - cDonald to chair a committee Management to conduct a one. to meet with representatives of m unth historical survey in the legal firm of Stenstrom, Down town Sa nf ord and make Davis and McIntosh to prepare application for listing on the for DowntownSanford I f;,4UQ -11-9- ff - - president at Flahip Bank of backer Jeno Paulucci, and a - Dowmtown Development Corpandatil officers Include (seated) Sara Jacobson, chairman; Tom Points rather than follow through with a Sanford Commission Harry Kwiatkowski said he would support a judicial-Jail complex ,in lieu I I - - Sanford. Edmonds is executive historical vice president at First Federalof downto area Sendriole, Downtown Sanford. The board today voted to MISS Jacobean is president of enter into negotiations with two In teriors by Sarja, Sanford employes of the State De '- said the county could save a miflion dollars by commission chairman noted the county. 1-20 . • - membersp committee She Miss Jacobson appointed Archi ves, IV Midway area is in _________ Mail hi ('I of a South Seminole annex" Kwia tk owski whichtonlonerswerckjng amethod to relieve overcrowding at the county Jail in should tr again. Ile said Kercher should concentrate on applying for money to combat sub. standard housing and a nt I threat to health, safety and /e - -... Gib Edmonds, treasurer. staffing; 10cation of the new McDonald is president of The Ci ty Ha ll development of a Aba tract Corporation, San10 community center as proposed . Springfield is vice by Downtown Development ______ definite!'" the county _WS 4 POT. ..-.. .- McDonald, vice chairman; chairmen of committees to deal Kwiatkowski said iirnoost AM -. Janice Springfield secretary, with by-laws; personnel and form that its impossible to one of the witnesses indictments "are A Z Thursday evenirig at -Utanionte rd of directors. poration's intention to apply for In accepting the chair- the formation of an manship, Miss Jacobson Improvement Au thoty. dispelled speculation that e Miss Jacobson appointed would apply for the full-time, board member Glen cCall paid position of executive chairman of a fund raising and The defense attorneys also Two Seminole County commissioners Thesiay proposed construction of a multimillion dollar Judicial-Jail complex at Five Points. of some dirt roads That will not be done ei ther, according to Kercher. Kercher said Midway area residents were " very disappointed" that the grant money (ailed to materialize. Garry Twdeau by T K R Mudles in the money, thus the study wU1 not be done. Also slated for Midway under the grant was paving eta_ ____________ ______ combining the judiciary and a Jail at Five substandard Midway area. but Kercher _ 4 pubtfr meetings. Herald Staff Writer growth rate areas and I disease is caused by abrelief from L Dopa but normal functions within the despite the popular reporting brain Remember the brain is of its miracles, it is not in a giant switchboard for all our dicated except in sJected functions from thought to cases In fact it is dangerous movement inpaticntswithheartdisease The cha nges in the brain irregularities of th e heart or . F reenian is accnsed of aiding By FD PRICK Kercher said the areas of avaiinble grant money , said DDC lleldStaIfWter City Hall. He will pent to Sara Jacobson, formerly legislators Sen. John Vogt executive director of the Cocoa Beach,Sen Wion Downtown Development (I-Coma Beach), Rep. Robert Council, was today elected Hattaway (D Altamonte chairman of the new Downtown Springs, Rep Vince Fechtel De v elopment Corporation (H Leesburg) the Cor. •I___ • investigator Jack ft Fulen. that one of the ionspiracy Kercher the okay to apply son's disease is mostly symp. tomatic or su pporti v e. The goal is to relieve muscle spasm and maintain mobility. ficat and massage help to re lieve painful muscle spasms or ps. Some1 tienU get dramatic being whisked to and from the cour. Five' Points Suaaested As Jail Com ex areas where there Is an imminent threat to the health, safety and welfare of citizerts. Last year county officials applied for $120,000 for may be seen in a little stke He The Seminole County Commission Tuesday ga v e County Planner Wdliarn V"&-or any evidence of a disorder of circulation to the brain. as of pre-trial doeKii0orts. Grant by Dick Tumor The treatment of Parkin 71A Today include - WISH ID - •-.--- Vihlen Presses Locating Facility At Airport County Seeks questions CARNIVAL defendant ----- Sunshine Law %iolates con- wider were sworn. Ile argiied counts in the indictment stitutional rights of freedom of that the in- ., --quires all grand against the three defendants is secn and isunbay jury witnesses be sworn before "de f ecti ve." housing, poverty, high become disabled after the on the head The characteristic tremor is of th e hand with a TUMBLEWEEDS • -......... (I)- ___________ troversial $517,000 countY has asked also for Immunity than a political hatchet job on purchw of 103-arres in south from prosecution for any Public official." minok for use as a clay pit perjury she may have cons The defense aisocislmediat In a hearing Tuesday a! nthted the indictments failed to set ternoon defense attorneys Brock said there is no forth any alleged dates of argued that the Florida e vid ence that two persons meetings that allegedly "Government in the Sunshine" whose taped statements ere %iolated the Sunshine law law is tirin)nstitutional. played for grand jurors by State Assistant State Atty. James NewTuan Brock, attorney for Atty. Abbott flerring's chief Figgatt admitted in the hearing Most require 10 to 20 years to set of the disease Is fir3t noticed. So, I am very skeptical that Your mother is suddenly old or that her disease itself has really Incapacitated her this soon. assuming that the diagnosis Is correct. commonly cause tremor, of either the hand or foot or even refusing to answer questions by years is considered unusual has a slight tremor in her leg jury during its four week probe ioners to abort a COU- ss that partners one-heart bid his hand was DOONESBU - • A grand jury indictment charRes that Spaziano troom via the passageway. 'JI'- Jr as county corn- county government have now attacked the indictments as mission chairman were taken the Fifth Amendment in lie was sevenflycraiciized for responding twai spades to his 5 A remains. Vihien sons I '4THO - st BY JEAN PATTESON hlsjobascounty attorney as County Attorney and Sidney of alleged wrongdoing - in between age 50 and 65 and the. disease progresses slowly. A case where the patient be. comes disabled within five and has gotten herself into a complete panic and depression over this. She is afraid to go out of the house alone and worries constantly that she'll become a burden for the family. - O TO Ofty 010 — V - I which the selection of Freeman Most cases are first evident in excellent health and always kxked much younger than her vears. Now suddenly she is assuming the role of a very old woman. Is It possible that this disease could become acute this Jckly. ft DEAR Parkin % k -" associated t his newspaper. P0 Box My mother has always been FRANK AND_ERNEST_ - killed M To Chair The indictments aiso center defense attorneys in the taking prepare a defense for vial Once you go past game you singleton is in partner's suit than Parkinson's disease. including so-called senile tremor that is not Parkinson's disease? My mother, age 65, has been diagnosed s being in the ear ly stages of this disease. She OF DISTRICT six 0;THM NOW FOIRMS AN ACROWM, CLEAR liAMES'Twe INITI" OF WWCW FORM A WORVIF ;im 40 HY WKAT IS THE PRESENT NAE NOThENAME WE HAVE deputies uncovered bones Rutberg sail two persons who advise county commissioners did appear before the grand at times other than just in on the Oct. 14 vote by com- * f sworn statements a pearing in and abetting the two coornperson 1ointes state laws on inisoners but he says that's Dec. 16 in connection with ngs in # caused by many things other with any muscle rigidity or muscle weakness. Parkinson's disease and its tremor is not caused by DEAR DR. LAMB by Bob Montana £ ne most important part of bid, but we would only resslan, bidding should take pond one spade We only have place below the game level. !4 high-card points and our changes elsewhere in the .r7; ___ Kwiatkowski. decided. only one feature 13 noted, and it is true that the tremor can be in the leg. Tremors can be boodv One simply doei not have gout with a completely normal uric acid level. provided Yo rk NY 10019 1el Hatthay and harry without the persons making the A AK832Vx 4 AKxxx&x your ARCHIE detailed ho teams The trio as indicted tiy the SemlnoleCountyGrandJuryon grand Jury proengs mond lead. North can't do that sone passes and e%ery iflR IS sweetness g It Is sometimes hard to d iag nose particularly when variant of osteoarthritis idegencrative arthritis) This arthritic hange is C particula rlyat to oc cur in women and may not be related to severe arthritic _________ . - -. - -:. Harberts on or about Ang. G 1073 but she as kiHed. orer partial covering of iac Security as paztano trial again lids it y wit), Plainclothes deputies using a handheld The first body, later identified as Miss Harberts metal detector to search persioins entering the b efl ta l records, was unclothed and both forea courtroom and the lower jaw were missing, Werhner said. Circuit Judge Robert McGregor has banned all The second body still hasn't been identified. c4loneras and television video equipment from the Werliner said investigators disomvered two lower sc - Ond floor of the courth0 u e so uth win her ja" Wnes in separate locati( )ns within 35 feet f thc' the trial is being held. Cameramen have a1w first body. Portims of a skull, he said, were found in been barred from a stairweU that connects to a an excvat area near th e fiat body The ir passageway from the adjacent co un ty il where body's skull Was found with the decomposing SPzianO Is being field during trial re(:esm. The John Brioner of Eatoontifle testified Tuesday about scattered within 35 feet of the first bod South does have ar. ex cellent simple bid at his dis The muscles become in spindle shaped fingers The a s Heberden s node as ANY BITES, aiIano sat at the defense table annmg pre Writ deposition tcstLnony by witrw.&s,. as Werliner were found on Aug. 22, 1973. indictments against County indictments on the grounds that Freeman "can't be guilty of Attorney Thowas G. Freeman tape recorded stattements these clwges because of the and Count) Commissioners play e d for the grand jury attorneyllent reLationship" Both vulnerable fingers known as "pill roll ing PRISCILLA'S POP Van flock said Spazial)0 611ce resided in a trailer near w he re th e decomposed bodies of two women taking to diamond tricks against him flow can he find out if his partner can conic to his re.wue In that quit' Blackwood II help him if Nor th holds king small or a singleton there he can handle the second da 108732 VA KQ 7 an Joint but certainly it is WAS WIN -KING 0P 'vE Ibis morning's trial proceedings began wlth testimony from Seminole Sheriff's Sgt. flerb Hartley and former sheriff s evidence technician C. W. Werhner on color photogniphs Lken at the opening County Court Judge Wallace Attorneys J. Cheney Mason testifying before the jury, Hall said th is that he and herald Rutberg, The State Attorney's office will le sometime this af. representing Freeman and shouldknowbetterthantoellcit ternoon on defense motions to Hattaway, concurred with rank hearsay testimony to the dismiss misdemeanor Sunshine Brock's attack on the hiw. They grand Jun," Brock charged Law violation and conspiracy also sought thnsal of the Mason also argued that posal Ile bids rive spades' A 9BA32 SOUTH ID) •94 ARE to the wooded Werliner testified that remains of a seicond body were found under th: first after the ine ism issa Mot*ions Consiu t~ lt ()%S l I) and JAtf JA(Ult blood test shows no sign of gout w hy ouldthcrestillbea BLONDIE ... s _____________________________________________ - : murder trial of former motorcycle gang member statement that 17-year-old Tony Dilisio, son of Joseph "Crazy Joel, Spaziano. Maitland Marine owner Ralph Nlisio, is expected tote tify thaIt SPaziano took him to the dump where Sp"ano is accused in the Aug. 1973 death of ir" year-old Orlando hospital clerk 1-gura Lynn flar- 1w saw I mutilated NAY, K irkland told reporters bore the second day of th, ! Spiaziano trial started an hour late that d rather you mtI?n 'r challenging enterprise this coming year that you would not e attempted previously. Take a long-range view. Build been reluct, nt pro lefil to tackle won't prove all that your foundations carefully. A with Broner and two Youths, saw a body and no ified Altamonte Springs police. berts, whose decomposed body was found at an Wegal trashdump off SR-431 at Altamonte Springs. 1976 finding a body at the dump and tiefling Eatomille lice Chief Orlando attorney •dward Kirkland said today ix that the defem%e "wifl rely on the weakness of the men and six women — on Tuesday, Assistant State state's ease as our defense" In the first-d eg r e e Atty. Claude Van Hook said m his seeds for it future yield. VIRGO 2e t 22) firm but fair in fioncial ciUti you nego t iate odt Everyone should come out smiling if you do. B Lrence F t amb, M 0 / I - there will be no surprise witnesses. Ile said the efense istneware tec mol,y expected from all state's wi sses. mormng 9 - I - v by Stoffel & Heimdohl KERES MY 57 56 - BUGS BUNNY - HY 11011 LWYD fleraldtaff Writer - L -. - needed. It will be like pLanting - - - HANDLE han yesterday.(lean u p matters left hanging. ACCREDITATION / . - - - 30 - - . fl 35 I Officers Testify On Dump Murders instruments ____ MEET DR. CC Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents wi sL jg Poison 53 Alleviate 54 Meadow 55 Philippine %*eetsop 56 Musical sytimbits r r - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 68th Year, No. 130—Wednesday, January 21, 1976 Bedding for — C 21 M statesman F I F ti ByBERNICEBEDFOSOI 41 Tiger, for one - areas and component tting Thole La ke Mary building is 40 mp laboratories. (Continued On Page 3-A) =-S-----' ,, j't Detalls and -- -I-5 ---.-r--- -_- - ----- - ! 1'i --- --- - �.-,- 4T!ç .-'-;' N. 7A—Evening Htra!d, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Jan. 21. 1976 _______________ Ms. Janet Lunde Appointed Coordinator Federal Judge To Rule -4 4 New NAOnoN Volunteer Services Ih ;u)t Nlt'UOLS Herald t'orrespondnt truancy, runaways, or breaking and dental service to needy ard entering, are a few of the children," Janet spoke of extra IN BRIEF problems we encounter, curricular activities for the Ms. Janet Lunde is the newly Sometimes, drugs enter the youngsters involved, such as a appointed coordinator of picture. Runaways are sent to car wash they held to raise Volunteer Services for South the DuRocher House, at Mccoy money to Increased Defense Spending visit Silver Springs. ' Seminole County, in the Youth Jetport, if they are from out-ofMonthly in-service meetings Higher Taxes In Ford Budget Pioirams inc. The new ou state Local children are areheld'with speakers from the located behind the Altamonte referred to local services," community. Sheriff John Polk Mall, In Cranes' Roost Office WASHINGTON (AP t Pres i dent Ford today proposed Volunteers are assigned to a spoke at the January meeting. Park, 295 Egret Building, Office child according to geographic urity taxes Charlotte Tuell, secretary for , has been open since January location, mutual areas of in- the new and cutbacks In some welfare programs in a fiscal 1977 office, was former!)' a 5, a d is an extension of the terest, compabilities of budget that he said makes hard choices between what then the volunteer with the program, mainoflice in Sanford, at 109 N. volunteer. A nation wants to do and what It can afford to do. genuine friendship and taught elementary school Park. Ms. Marilyn Gordon is may result, after regular for 25 He also asked Congress to approve an additional years. Mrs. Tuell is Supervisor of Volunteer 5cr billion decrease in income taxes this year and a $28-billion meetings between the child and helping to get a clothes closet vices, cut next year, indicating he might approve them even if volunteer. Guidance an(] a set up for Infants sizes on up. Congress fails to enact the rigid spending ceiling he has Janet was a volunteer with listening ear are offered by the Any out-grown clothing would demanded previously, the program, and was in. volunteer. 'The children need be highly appreciated, as well The Ford budget, for the fiscal year begining Oct. 1, terviewe'd, along with many to know someone cares about as a used file cabinet. 1976, calls for total expenditures ci $394.2 billion and others, when the new office was them, and that their outlook on Jim Tuell, a college student. revenues of $351.3 billion, leaving a deficit of $43 billion, to be opened. She holds a BA life can be changed," said who is the group rap or the second highest since World War II. But Ford said a deow. in SOCIOlOg)', from rru Janet dinator, said, "We welcome all balanced budget should be possible by 1979. and is very enthusiastic about "Voluateers are given the volunteers. If an older person the program. Explaining the opportunityto state the age ofa has an open mind, they can Patty Agrees To Examination p,ogram, she said, "We use child they would enjoy working respond to the young people. volunteers on a one.to.one basis with, as well as race and the Vounber students are generally SAN FRANCISCO (APp Patricia Hearst allowed a it troubled youngster. An&ne type of problem they prefer. tx'tter able to relate to the ; h volunteers for the program prosecution psychiatrist she said drove t'er to hysteria to Group rap sess ions are also currtnt problems, as tht'v'n' examin e her a second time, only alt2t- he promised to is given two, three-hour held, to benefit all the beendown the same roatl."jiin abide by "very 'r.nnt safeguards and guarantees," training sessions. We accept youngsters. We have extra works out of both offices. her attorney says. people of any age, but we find service volunteers who provide A I; Vegas ylight Is planned The attornfv, A1b'i't Johnson. said Tuesday night that college age students, or older transportation, work on short In Mid-February, with the Mis Hearst's four-hour examination earlier in the &y Senior Citizens, get a better term counseling, woik with Frontier Civitan Club, of as preceded by promises from the government that Dr. response from the youngsters, ru naways, or help with medical Central Florida. assisting with Harry Kozol "would not act inanunprofeonaifjon.. rather than people about the toward the newspaper heiress, same age as their parents. The Johnson said th e examination was conclud ed "win children are as young as seven incident." and added that a psychiatrist who has tx.' c's up to 17.' treating Miss Hearst -- Dr. Eliza beth Richard was Continu ing, she said. "Most present throughout the interview, of the children we see have not Th e examinaijor, howø''-, dJ! net "•— "I" had any official contact with the to challenge Kozol's qualifications at a hearing today, courts . We receive referrels Johnson Said, from various social agencies, such as the Youth Servict Program, schools, parents, mental heal th ; or a child could just walk in and ask for help. School problems, shoplifting, Office Proceeds will go to Anyone benefit the program lt luling the project. — I Open .. In Dickin son Tax Case in locontacttheSouthSerninole or interested tliuthtr b .ktl hit' Sanford o ffi ce. TALLAHASSEE (AP) - NOTICE P at WEST ENTRANCE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT HOUSE SANFORD, FLORIDA PROPERTY TO BE SOLD E 150 ft. of W 14 of the E ½ of the SW ' of NW I lying North of State Road 436, Section 15, Township 21 South, Range 29 East, Seminole County Florida State AND C W '3 of the E 4i Di the SW of the NW ' lying North of State Road 436, Se.- tioa 15, Township 21 South, Range 29 East, Seminnle County, Florida — — — - -t 11W iwo properly uescripnons aoove are contiguou The property has approximately 321 feet fronting on State Road 436 and contains aDoroximatelv 8.7 acrc. Thp 1975 Assessed Value of this property in the amount of S214,070.00 was sustained by the 1975 Seminole County Board of Tax Adjustment. ~ . ,V~l Herald Outdoor Correspondent on sale at all participating merchants. "Shad fever" is mounting and Shad fishing is one sport in as the kick-off date nears for which every member of the the first annual Sanford Shad family can participate. Casting Derby, more and more boats skill Is not necessary as most of are seen trolling the St. Johns the Fishing is done via the River between Lake Monroe trolling method. and Lake Harney. Lightweight fishing gear, The Spring spawning casting, spinning, or spincast migration has already started outfits are u.ed. Reels are and while the run is not heavy usual!) spooled with six to 10 as yet, some anglers are pound test line: the terminal beginning to connect with some tackle is a bead-chain-keel to pretty good fish. The average of which is tied a leader 20 to 30 female, or roe shad, landed so inches long, and a Shad Dart far has been about one in four, lure or No. 0 Shad Spoon. The Shad Derby is scheduled Sometimes the two are used in for February 14 through March ta ndem to offer more variety as 14, givi ng five weekends for the angl er s slow tro ll 50 to 70 anglers to compete for the feet behind the boat. many valuable prizes offered A good wide mouthed landing by local businesses, net is a necessity as the mouth Sponsored by The Evening of the shad is extremely tender Herald and the Greater Sanford and any attempt to lift the Chamber ot Commerce, the struggling fish ov"r the side of contest is expected to draw saster. I thousands of participants fro. A more relaxing, lazy way of all over the United States. It is fishing is hard to visualize but open to all no pre- when a s trike comes, the action registration or entry fee is is fast and furious The required. American Shad is one of the All that is necessary is that strongest fish which can be fish being en tered be registered hooked in fresh water. a cue of the official weigh When they feel the sting of stations which are located 6a rbed hook, the) literally go strategically along the river, wild — around the boat, under Osteen Bridge Fish Camp, the boat, and at times up in the Marina Isle Fish Camp, and air. A five pound female, heavy Lemon Bluff Camp, the veigh- with roe, i3 often àl0ninute job in stations, have plenty of envy to bring to the net with light Wanks and the camp operators taee. will be glad to give advi ce on Althoughasaltwaterfjsh the fishing conditions, the best shad enter fresh water rivers to places to fish and any other spawn, sometim es traveling 100 assistanco rpni,lpc.,I —"-- '-'--' miiiies mniano. Contest rules state that prizes The St. Johns River, and the will be awarded to the angler Sanford area In particular, has aged IS-and-under as well as always been noted for its fine those 16 and over catching the shad fishing. They are so heaviest shad each week of the popular as a sports fish, contest. No distinction is made sometimes over 100 boats can - W 11SW a 111101111111111 ME , " , jj, - - ,. . r,r!;..s Authorities identified the pair Tuesday as Richard Win, 29, a shipping clerk at the airport, and Milton E. Winn Jr., 37. P A th were charged with grand larccny and wcre released on bonds of $1,000 each, police said. 'These thefts have been going on for about three months, and included citizen's band radios, calculators, watches and thousand.s of dollars worth of clothing," said sheriff's U. Donald Ellis. .dC_Il,•. .$-it--. a. ';- " . ' ',, •' . - . 4! ' :..-. ' . --i;• !' ',,.,e: f OHLANI)O (AP) Police say a $250,000 theft operation at the Orlando Jetport has been broken up with the arrest of an airport employe and his brother. ." i - ' - - 'é'=LI&f4j.S - -o' 1 -. ,,..,.,41 , • - ',, -.,. - - . . 'I, lat ons Revamp .- I I'-' T . . •I • . .. 4- ' .e ,' ' •._ - ' ' .. f . •. -- ,,,, -. - .. -,..' -,. I Endangered Land Purchased u TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Cabinet, acting under the state's endangered lands program, has approved the purchase of 620 acres knoiT. as Big Cypress Bend in - - ' 'SSj"I _' . • ' -... 'l -t Tlf _,V_.'.?',. - ('oIlier County. The Norbak Corp. of Naples will be paid $267,900 for the land, $100 under appraised value, under the order ap- - . ZVrf _s, - - proved Tuesday. The purchase is with:n the f'akahat-he rand, a virgin cypress area of which the state has bought a portion, officials said. 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O,h,q, 5S corit, 12 IQ. 6 Pntn, S14 ,-01 year t 40 9y M,,' ,n1 Jc'v',C iame s hOme øei*ery All Of her mat '-yth. 6 F.kOrOfl. $4 20 '7 Month, 132 SO 2":'. not B.(OMP[[x MULTIPLE VITAMINS TABL ETS "46 So04 of 3ts.yn.,.1 C..,,, U .. i-c1ii1t i OlOto0t...i, :..',., TREATS cHEWABLE I VIrsdiy, January 21, 1916—Vol. 68, No. 130 Publi0ed Oily and Sunday. eactVI Si'u:iiiiy and christmas Pay bf The Sanford Herald. ins, 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, FL., ,.,, ORBIT MULTI-VITAMIN TABLETS .':. - "." * ,,j j'., ,', ' SYRUP DM Pill 1111 14 SUB WEIGH TABLETS 1. , Ewning Hcndd . - ; said G.E. Welchin, plant manager. The firm does have VIPs an overview of the entire The plant nearest to the Lake Mary facility is in Colombia, S.C. According to Robert Hall, director of purchasing, the Lake Mary plant is 'one of the smaller plants." The lake Mary plant functions primarily as a developer, manufacturer and supplier of power supply components to NCR-built computers and ; ePree i1*'.'•di ,OR _____ f II- 1 I - 114 " - 'We are not targeted for the consumer product market," Brazil, Mexico, Germany, the United Kingdom. TABLETS 6,W ' 19 t I - location at their respective meetings. than the former facility, The NCR Corp, is headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, and operates similar plants throughout the world, including 8 A Meantime, Mrs. Springfield represented the board at today's noon meeting of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Continued from Page l'Al percent larger in floor space TROCHES on the group's activities. Included in this report will be the board's request For a study period prior to taking a position on the location of the new City Hall. Electronics Firm ALALADE .... . a I • h(.. 5 ____ when Area VIP's Tour 11 Il?O ." Commission rn., . . representative of the Cor- in good stead should they apply I .-.- Miss Jacobson urged board being included on the national registry. Deadline for application, he said is April 1. Conklin said listing on the national registry would lend prestige to the Downtown development project and would probably stand the Corporation RE( 13 s - ... .- members to attend the Jan. 26 meeting of Sanford City believes part of Downtown — LAVORIS buildings of historical significance outside of this Sanford has a good chance of . 2 Ill 14 J'- Ø1. 0 V TYLENOL i' r 1 V/5 / •] ' -I $1.00 CAIN s V would be included in district would also be surveyed. The estimated cost of the survey is $2,000, to be paid out of pledge funds the Corporation already has on hand, Miss Jacobson, Cal Conklin, Mrs. Springfield and McCall met Monday with Philip WerndJi, historic site specialist with the Dept of Archives, History and Records Management. Werndll said he n, .. ,' ___ A--'- -_ for federal funds to be used in rejuvenating Downtown San. lord. the survey as an historical district. Several " 'iir% H.,., . - Of Jetport Theft Ring :' 0 i....,. I :; -' Sara Jacobson ANTIl I f Two Arrested In Break-Up - DIPRLI - Mercury motor door prize will be awarded at a Bar'S-Que irLstred by the Sanford Police Benevm.lent Association at the clubhouse on the Lake Monroe waterfront. This will he on the Saturday following the end of the Derby. lr@41 DESITIN "alillft loftmalble :% . I - for sex of the angler, ae seen moving slowly upAt the end of the Derby, the stream and down the grand prize winner will be fishermen waiting for that chosen for the largest shad electrifying strike that signals caught during the contest, the beginning of a hard battle. Weekly winners, in each age And, now, with the SANFORD - __ "o %~: _._ir V, - - — - - 1110.k. Prizes, including a 7' I Terry Goembel County Property Appraiser Seminole County, Florida Sanford, Florida Anglers Prepare tracketwill receive complete SHAD DERBY near perhaps spinning outfits the grand the pot of gold that comes with prize winner will take home a the winning entry. complete fishing rii horsepower Johnson motor, a Taylor fiberglass 12-foot boat, and a Harding galvanized tilt trailer. - s a nd Will De sold as one parcel to the highest bidder with the lowest acceptable bid of S1801000.00. '-'-• -Mislabeled ungraded meat as being U.S. Department of apparently widespread irre. Agriculture choice. gularitles in the Homestead Air -Rejected without justifica. Force Base commissary, in- lion low bids on the meat pur. eluding the mislabeling of meat chased annually for $6 million and the rejection of low bids to $8 million. without justification, The -Misused provisions for pun- - - FLORIDA IN BRIEF MIAMI (AP) A Senate subconunittee has uncovered , - Miami Herald re ported today. chasing brand-namc meats to The office of Sen. Lawton skirt federal requirements for 4k Chiles, 1)-Flit., who heath the bids and standard specificaANNOUNCES subcommittee on federal tions. when defense attorney Walter dozen witnesses who testified ..Were you trying to bribe Mr. INTENTION spending practices, confirmed -Been the scene of cornArnold of Jacksonville moved they gave more than $60,000 to Dickinson?" Arnold asked James Ryan, administrator of that Chiles would ask later this missary vendors "regularly Tuesday to block testimony on Dickinson were not listed as Botts. the Seminole County Port week fora probe by the General dispensing cash payment at the Dickinson's 197002 spending. campaign contributors. "No, sir," Botts replied, "I Authority (SCOPA) has .. an- Accounting Office, the news- loading (lock." The law is clear," countered Guy Botts, chairman of the was fulfilling a pledge I made. nounced his Intention to run for paper said. Base officials said in a TuicAsst. U.S. Atty. Anthony laS- board of Harnett Banks, testi- lIe said lie i wi cinitinuously and the Florida House of Citing unnamed sources, The (lay statement that they were pada of Tampa. "We have to fled Tuesday that he gave Dick- knowing Mr. Dickinson he did in November Herald said investigators had made aware of the allegations a show the contributions were inson $20,000 in 1970 and 1971 lie was a great politician. I ofRepresentatives this year. Ryan's Intentions obtained evidence revealing week and a half ago and "imused for the defendant's per- after the former comptroller never doubted he had any need were made known in a letter to that the commissary, operated mediately requested and resonal use." solicited about $1,000 from each for I: in the political sense." SCOI'1% f1ieLalL by civilians, had: But Arnold argued that most ('eived an investigaion by the Air Force Office of Special 1n of the checks the government In• I vestigations. plans to use as evidence of Driving Reg i 'The purpose of this investi. Dickinson's spending were ed signed by his wife, Mildred. lie gation is to determine if there is 'i'\l.j.1\iI,\Ssi (A!') formal hearing, although her doctor said changes. any substance to the allegation. contended that the government TaIlahssee mar's' fignt for his her seizure was related to pregnancy and "I think we be &*' to come For. This investigation is still in made no effort to learn if she rights has resulted In a Cabinet order for there was no reason to forbid her to ward with suggestior,s acceptable to the progress," had an), outside sources of in- it change in the way driver-licensing drive, he said. Cabinet," he said. Kenneth "Buck" Rogers, a come that would account For the officials treat persons who suffer from Cook, who suffered a scizurc in May Gov. Ileubin Askew told Davis to be retired military officer who spending. epileptic seizures. 1973, won a suit in Leon County Circuit sure the recommendations are based on heads the commissary, said LaSpada, who argued that The Cabinet Tuesday directed the Cow: and Judge James Joanos ruled that the latest medical findings about base officials barred him from Mrs. Dickinson had no outside Highwa' Safety and Motor Vehicles his license must be restored. This has epilepsy, commenting, the Herald income according to her bus- Department to %Tite new rules after been done. band, said the evidence he Bobby lthv Cook said his rights were "There is a great deal of mis- reported. However, hi- said Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said the undetan±ng about it and I don't think planned to present to the 12- trampled when his license was most questions raised by the department has not carried out all of m'mber jury would show Dick- suspended for two years on Aug. 6, 1973, government should compound the probe could be answered "real Joanos' order, which also required an simply." misunderstanding," he said. inson lived beyond his means hy four menths alter h suffcrcd a seizure. iid to a blanket revocation The subcommittee probe was spending conitribut ons from Davis said the medical board contains The department Ignored his until the is free of seizures for two representatives of all branches of instigated by commissary purbankers whom he regulated as physician's finding that he could drive years. comptroller. medicine and all cases are reviewed by chases last year from a lieand went on the record of a medical Jeanos found that state law allows only each member. titiou.s company headed by J. Dickinson is charged with board which never examined him, Cook a one year revocation and requires that William Caldwell, 31, of Fort three coun ts of evading $30,009 said, In an other area, Askew criticized each case be considered Individually, Iuuderdale, The Herald said. in 1970-72 income taxes and "I was never given a chance to Davis for wasting Cabinet time by added Shevin. lie asked that Cook be It was three counts of submitting false confront my accusers.. .liow can I making chan ges during the meeting of that the disclosed last Octobe r hear d at the Cabinet's mee ting. commissary purchased income-tax returns, respond to an unseen and unavailable prO)OS(d rules on driving schools and State law also requires that the driver meat valued at $600,000 from His team of three defense board," Cook said. 'The department has mobile homes. be given a chance to question the board two firms associated with Cal(]lawyers is expected to argue :ie totally trampled on my rights." and rebut its findings, Shevjn said. Davis said the need for the revisions in well, lie is being zucd (an received the money as earnThe department also suspended a Director Ralph Davis said his wording "came to a head at a weekend 000 for bills allegedly owed to paign contributions and it was woman's license for two years without a department already is working on rule meeting." meat companies. U B L I C SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 194.042, FLORIDA STATUTES 1974 DATE: FEBRUARY 9,1976—TIME: 11:00 O'CLOCK A.M. - rl 'i . .t- Under Probe not taxable income. Inso doing, ba nk In the chain. Dickinson's spending in an at. contributions, arranged to deliver $13,000 of tempt to show he failed to pay Former State Elections Di- his money to Dickinson on Feb. income taxes on mon than rector Dorothy Glisson, a gov- 25, 1971, three months after the $60,000 In contributions, ernment witness, presented to 1970 election. U.S. Distr ict Judge William the court Tuesday Dickinson's "I gave him the $13,000 in Brevard Hand of Mobile, Ala., 1970 campaign reports. The cash enclosed in a brown enverecessed the trial overnight records show that most of a lope ," Bo tts testified. a ' Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1976-3A ~__ _-, Botts said he was able to raise decide today whether the to concede that Dickinson only $7,000 during the campaign government can outline former violated state elect ion laws of the $20,000 sought by Comptroller Fred 0. - Bud" requiring him to report such Dickinson. He testifitd th at he - (IirirJ Commissary . A federal judge said he would however, the defense may have - P^r - Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Ft. -,- --- .. ---- -,=--_1 - ----------- - •'..',.-''-:'.'. �A. I_---.- .- - .• •'-- IrL •-' - .. - ________ Y •. - 77 - - ..-' L • . .i.r1 rT- : . -jiii 4- -00 I .. . -:. .. . - -4 •. - 4 , 11 - IPr-I-*vr I LJLJ - = - -- - Evening Herald ~~~~ - A work.thep designed to assist sidats and parents in planning for college admission will be sponsored by Seminole Community College (S() on Jan. 29 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 1,207 at the college. The purpose of the workshop is because many may iiot be allowed to attend Florida's community colleges and universities next year because of limited eni'ollments - figured to be .00N. f'kENCII AVE.,M F OR D, ').A 32771 Area ('ode 305,122-2611 or 8.11.9993 I Wednesday, January 21, )976-4A Around WAYNE ft IX)Y1.E, Publisher RICHARD II)N(;, Editor \ llJ.IAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor U. IM BERT C. M ARK EY. Advertising Director 9 .14016. lknw Deli'.er Veek. 5 enis MonU, $240; Months, 42J Vt'.,r, $28404 H Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ,tier mail: Month, 12. 70: 6 Months, $16 20; 12 Month s, $32.40. i _______ thilian Cris IS . -- Seems _____ The Clock • IllI fl 0115 0 When President Harry S Truman first started giving friendly It a li an politicians some financial ___ ______ assistance in the 1941)s to help the friends of the Unted States of America, our foreign policy making was clear-eyed. The United States, Mr. Truman said, "must make full use of its political, economic and, if necessary military power to prevent a communist If voices were raised during the intervening three decades to protest the assistance, we failed to hear them. Not only the CIA, but also major American mu1ti -naj] industries such as Exxon and donated to Italian politicians, presumably will full knowledge of the country's leaders. So, for that matter, did the Soviet Union to politicians friendly to its causes. - -. __ ______ firms, are in the sights of Washington reformers who could very well dry up American political assistance abroad. The uproar could not have come at a worse time. Premier Aldo Moro's shaky coalition government has collapsed, leaving Italy with a caretaker government for the 37th time since World War II. Even when Italy installs its 38th government, the outlook for stability is not good. Mr. Moro's party received only 35 percent of the vote during last June's elections. The Cornmunist Party received 33 percent. Remaining parties are numerous and weak, leaving only the possihilitv of .nother fragile coalition I The i.----' . . political problems of Italy are of grave concern to the free Western world. Unfortunately, Italy is not the only concern . Roughly the same threat to stable government exists in nearby France, in Spain and in Portugal. In each country, as throughout all of Europe, Communists are making a determined drive for a new image of respectability and a larger share of coalition governments. Western European Communists even are putting distance between themselves and Moscow, preachivg the virtues of "socialism with a human face" a combination of Western democracy and Marxist economics. If Communists are successful in gaining cabinet posts in Italy in the next government, France, Spain, Portugal and others will face the same problem. As Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reminded our allies during his visit to Europe, the end result could be the disintegration - ~~_ ~—- _. - 11 the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. That, in turn would pose a crisis of the first magnitude for the United States, but many on Capitol Hill apparently cannot see this far, believing th at Italian poli ti cs are solely Italy's business. All of the tools that Harry Truman found so essential to protect the interests of the U.S. are being systematically stripped from the Ford ad- -."I.5 ,-._ _- .. I - :,' " l ,%- ministration, Our friends in Europe are confused and dismayed by the developments, questioning America's will to resist Communist probes at a time when we are asking them to fight Communists in their governments, M~u 7be solutions to our foreign policy problems will begin when Congress begins to see us as others already do. 1. - - r777~i Return New officers are to be elected and a number of other Important Items will be discussed. All parents and interested person are cordially invited to attend. The Sanford Police Department, in conjunction with Seminole Community College (5CC), will hold a seminar entitled "Investigation of Major Case Involving Rape and Child Molestation" at the Sanford Civic Center Jan. 26-30. Conducting the seminar will be Walter V. McLaughlin. witionally known consultant in ntajor sex crimes. He is a former special agent and police training coordinator for th e Federal Bureau of Investigation, who retired in 1970 after 36 years of service, McLaughlin has received many awards from police organizations for his research, study and analysis in the field of abnormal sex offenders and has conducted annual courses at the University of Delaware, Case-Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, University of Georgia, Southern Police Institute in Louisville, Ky., and many other colleges and police academies throughout the lack of sufficient funding. Represent,atives from FWda Technological University 'Flu will also be on hand at the workshop to present information about university admissions. Featured at the workshop will be limited enrollments and what they mean to the students; where,, when and how to apply; the cost of higher education; financial aid; college programs and services and time for a question-and-answer session. There Is no charge for attending the workshop and all those concerned about college admission are invited to attend. The Rosenwald Exceptional Student Center In Altamonte Springs will hold it-, monthly P.T.O. meeting at the school tonight at 7 o'clock. HAROLD BLUMENF1ELD Patient as H R igh ts, r 4 _" ,_ I "2 ,~ff th is I I I j.4'• aid, "God heals fee," And how those fees have been soaring in the last two or three years with very lit tle recourse for the patient! Vet, we hear cries of anguith nd alarm from the "medicine men" because of the skyrocketing costs of malpractice insurance. But has it occurred to the doctors that in some cases, they might be responsible for encouraging people to sue?. My wife Gerry and I, for example have been fortunate in having had an un- derstanding and efficient family doctor wherever we have lived. But a year ago Gerry had a distressing experience with a Florida physician who was a specialist in dermatology. ' ' tied fur many years by a New York Ci ty dermatologist for what she 'cM ~ 4% 11 J;._ handedherabillfor0.GerryprOtesJand secretary said there was an additional charge for the removal of each whitehead. Though shocked, Gerry wrote a check for 190. But that night friends Insisted we stop payment on the check, something we had never done before. This was reported to the physician's secretary, with an offer to pay the original $25 /' . - 0 1 . ,. *. ~--,--, iv.w ,~_ I ii - -_ , .. 4 . - , - . - . . "Ji.., - ,qq - . - . . '. 0194 1 .., -, ' ... . - - The slightly tongue-In-cheek index Is naturally subject to ne jndg s says Nea r? ' To Sender The Postal Service is being a bit high-handed In declaring that It cannot grant refunds to mall-users if the postal rate Incl-cases put in effect recently are thrown out by a court. While postal officials say this would be a "sheer administrative unPossibility," the difficulty of making mass refunds to the public has not kept the courts from ordering them In some cases brought against private companies on behalf of conmuners in the past. An a clatIon of bulk mailers has proposed that money collected from the proceeds from third class mall under the new rates be set aside in a special account until the courts rule on the rate increase. That sounds like a good idea, a step which would - --, __ 1. BERRY1SWORLD e ica ion %woMLENDAR nA ,- -- - __ -- ." - . --.- - - - - invited to attend the dedication. An open house will be .held Feb Ito acquaint the citizens with the services to be available at the facility The clinic is to begin its services later in February when final details are corn pleted on the facility, Mrs The building, designed to fit "., in with the ci t y 's downtown historic district is constructed on cit -owned pr er . ac t y op 00 ___________ Peace Be ;_~~Z (A~ Mop --- I t. Our arrangements are ~ Lake Howell High School Band Parents, 7:30 p.m. band room Movie on 1q15 Marching Band Contest :-1 I'i I9 .. .~_' l ... mili ' - '' - tary Chamber of Commerce Installation dinner, 6 30 p Deltona Inn P. - " - -.g"y' '., % 1'r'\:'c'1f7'.' U i: 1 . I Rotar> Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country . 'i U - - 1J :,' . ' - -- - Donna Estes Count>, Senior Citizens, San ford, Florida, Club of New York City and VFW Ladies ,Mrs. Katherine B. Holly of 601 SanfordMe,dI:dSaturda)at A7 Seminole Memorial Hospital. include husband She was a music teacher in the Walter A. Holly. cousins, oth,; school system of Seminole IV. Nealy, Gainesville and Julia County, until her retirement T Flowers and Wayne A She was a member of St. James Tucker, Altamonte Springs. ME Church, where she was Funeral services will be organist for many years, she Saturdav, 1 p.m. at St. James trus AME Church, Sanford, Bruton missionary society, and was a Funeral Home, Washington Sunday school teacher. She was Shores. Orlando is in charge. - -.. .-- with consideration for each family's need to support you with solace and comfort in time of her life to teaching music publicly and Privately until her retirement in June, 1971 Shi. was affiliated with eOn order Eastern Star. Daughters Of Sphinx, Phi Delta Kappa Beta ___________ Eunice 1. Wilson sorrow. i'111 11 1' p0d, .-A ~ '''' M ORTUARY - Since 1955 Ph, 322-5212 Sorority, Alumni Cliapter of Bethune-Cookman College, National L'inci of Negro W omen, Beta Iota Chapter. Florida Education Association National Retired Teachers, ill o %. 4 Sanford - - ANDREW GALL Andrew (,all 8" Lutheran lla%en,Slatiadledluesda> He had been in the area since 1975 ' Slavia. Survivors include his wife Anna K Gall, Slat i- a, two Sons, Pastor John Gall of I > nchfield Mass and Andrew Gall Jr of Burlington, Anna Weinrich, Vta>ne N J and Mildred Godfr If ey, Ridgeewoo wood,I \ J brother, John Gall Garfield, N. 0 Czechoslovakiathers in and grandchildren. Baldwin-McNamara Aloma — Funeral It' 'wOJ(J - , iflc,, - -- -. - I ,I ,. -, -'' . -AftPullftim - M__.-I—. -, - . . . . T, . ... ... . . WASHINGTON ~in a o Would you Invest nine narrowed down the best slogans to six finalists, manipulations that are often against the public cents In America, the price of a postal card, to There are many outward sign, But tie final choice, we thought, should be Interest. For rest assured, the special Interest demn'ra'v I hw VOLt er .Iwsit t',,,r ,.,..,t.. ,, eL --- ----, - - #0 -.. 1 I 0- 11 - r 3 ri - 11 1.. -,...... - -- L.b LEi -.. - .' W__ I ,-_ - - - - ~_ - - la;~__ _______7V,------=--- .Z - - - ,' - - - -. _- - 0~* ___~_, . ;.: - 1.: -. -. - •,: Affnm -' -. 0 - - - -- St SR — -- ~ = --___ - INTERIOR I 11 Ui I A LATEX - -- - - YR U TEST EaR- :- -...-r SISTFR, noon, Holiday 97 - I RE G SlO 50 Thick, creamy non drip irjox formula Produces a velvet.rich, fully wathabie finish. One coat covers surfaces D:o' last T°' _________________ Iat'r ctarnp. White ,LIT u--- our - is- I flt , -- .. "n i -__ - .------- GAL Youth Programs Inc., In-service meeting for t volunteers, 7 30p.m,, First Federal of Seminole, Sanford Speaker, Sheriff John Polk - WORM . _____ Organizational meeting. Air Force Sergeants Assn., 8 f) hU ('1Ut 1' S- ('1U)1 Orl' dfl(I0 Nat,.. "I " training en er . _ ___ _!--=_.~_, - ),F 1. .. ---:'----- .'-'- - £ ' I'l ________________________________________________________ - ___ .. ________ Inn Semlnok Audubon Sockty,2p.m., Florida Power and Light Building. Speaker John B. Smiley of DeBary on "Gem Stones." HOSPITAL NOTES JANUARY20,1976 ADMISSIONS SUPER SCRUBBABLE E-Z KA Puppet Show ,and "Peter and the Wolf" film. 4 p.m., 1. uhh" j HARE E-Z _______________ _______________________________________________ 97 ( GAL LATEX FLAT ENAMEL _ REG. -" - I ---. - - -- $11.50 ,.' Looks like a Fiat' Washes like Enameil Latex ejsy-tousel For walis an(I it %. 0. ~ William It. Pressley. Apopka Anna M. Giannetti, Bloo.m. --.----=---•----- ---..----. t -. -- Notice - William If. Silker, DeBary John W. Urban. DeBary %Villis M. Daffron Roosevelt Gaines Nanev B. liuckabone Rolla' d Lundquist Willie %Vrviies — - __ --- - ~ . - __ __ -~~ ~,:__~ ~ I ---~ ---- _. ___-~ Eileen M. Boren, Dkeltona Ethel A. K I z' Delton-i Rose B. 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Extra high- hidi ng R grease Stains Washes clean )ll ______________________ Small Tractor, Small 12 hp 6- .rj~~ A EG $11 98 V Sarah DuSue, 'iirns Stella Ritch Winter Springs - -- 97 I . -_Ir -._--yC-. ~~,;ir a_ *I 4V __, .-, '_=k- . - - SEMI-GLOSS — ___ Longwood 1)1St II %R'I S " Mrs Charles [lurch & baby b41 Mary J. Cottwi MARVELUSTRE SUPREME LATEX Monroe Betty C. Isbell, Longwood Otterbein, Indiana et Otto W inton, Tavares - White - ----- y N A ''\ ( 4 4 14 . ,, — - - .t- -.1 - I. %.~--% -, -4,1,i "- - d -Tuesday will be held l 7 ~ I- ~ tl~ . 31: - -.':• SAT-N-HUE Ofl 01 11 ec ion officers. rtoina (luli of Sanford. noon, Sheraton Inn, 1-4 anti El U t GALL. ANDREW— FuneralMar> I Smith services for Andrew Gall, 12, of X S .. * I ' e a e rs Invi* ted To Cast - - Downtown Business Assn, 1 pm, Chamber of Commerce Board Room. League of Women Voters Unit Meeting: 'Property Rights," 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood DEATHS -. - -. t) LI'U -, .' - .. - 4! JJIJ. 1 (:f'" ' - . 'a -,-. - - :' t D 22 - . - - '' :• : 97 A r~Xr~I -..: I - I. . - Z : ' I - ___________ - ' - '.., I - . " I. -. - 1 _______ U -m- ______________________________ ty under a long-term lease arrangement between the city and countt — '1 WEDNESDAY, JikNUARY 21 111LIthDAY, JANUARY ., . I! M c Saturday ••f a'-i. - -' ' - .- HAROWA a ::: , 7n~_,wu -. -- _w",!p t vremonies for the county's Ilie new clinic will replace 90,000 L ongwood Medical the old facility which %3 Clinic at Church and Wilma closed by order of city officials Streets here have been set for 2 then in office on Oct 1 1973 City Council IEIrU Member lnai 11 umanitarian award from the nou nced today. Long-wood Sertoma Club last Mrs. Lormann said city and county, dignitaries and in. w 0 191 JACK ANDERSON equitable refunds if the higher rates are ruled Invalid. - Lon wood C.IiniC Se AREA -, 1110 Pine Ave. _____ Thursday _ help simplify the task of setting up some kind of system for ..... Today Fly . I ~r' n ______ - __________ _- MRS,KAThEItINEIlo1j,y Ilip, --- a --- -_ --- -_ , iiii Wilk You l-_ •'- , __________ ___ RAY CROMLEY -_ i - ______ a' - - ___________________________________________ --- _______ - ___ ______ - MONTREAL (AP) - The Canadian Chamber of (ommerce has harshly criticized some government spending and bilingual programs Samuel Hughes, the chamber's executive director, summarized a recent report Tuesday. He said it called for the abolition of fed eral sales taxes and th e Department of Regional Economic Expansion and cutbacks in consumer protection, advertising, public relations and government tratel I 176—SA _"".. = twice-a-week mail 1cargo ser ice between Moscov and Alma Ataand Soviet officials said passenger service on the run would not start until th e second hail of 1976, and th ere has been when the Russians might start internati onal service. Inc., which provides all kinds of Information for businessmen, has come up with is new social index which lends statistical support to the Idea. The index ranges eight "pleasant" events on one side: Getting married, becoming a parent, being hired for a job, getting a new car, getting a new house, traveling abroad, visiting a national pork and graduating from high school or college. Countet' posing these are eight 'unpleasant" events: Getting divorced, dying, being laid off, suffering a motor vehicle injury, being admitted to a hospital, becoming a victim of violent crime, becoming a property crime victim and going on welfare. The index discloses that between 1960 and 1974, the chance of a pleasant event happening Increased from 40 to 57 percent, while the chance of an unpleasant event increased from 24 to 33 per cent. However, the ratio of good events to IF bad even ts rose to a high of 1.85 in 1%8, then dropped to 1.71 by 1972-74, and can be Interpreted as a decline In the quality of life. Wednesday Jan. mother stood near the Thomas- them. Teams llch had terrorized Central receiving mind co ncealing stolen that has been terrorizing the ficials of law enforcement of. Florida for months. fanned out early Tues' es three young children who "It's so hard when you try propert). None as charged people the past several monday morning to pick up Martin, had Just come home from and try," she said. "I just don't The bank, the name Tern' with an violent crimes alleg ths," said lhllstx)rOugh phosphate mine employe as school - Dan Jr, 6, Jericho, 5 know, I've raised three girls hand-painted on it, and a plastic ed]), committed by the gang Sheriff Malcolin Beard,Count y One OF fie left work; ,Mrs. 71iomas. a and Regina, 7. megaphone, a 20-gauge shot ,and a boy and tried to do my sought in 16 brutal attacks since set en sheriffs at a news con dieticlan or ititcfrn S4ui1 Collins the adoptive best Lord knows, I've tried" gun, a box of shells and a dress October. including as many as feren CC worker as to ,InnouncC the ar. ttere identified Tuesday by two three murders and five rapes. rests. haven convalescent center her young llillsborough County Thomas, on parole in an Thegang, always wearing ski h husband as he left for his wait couples victimized by a band of armed robber case, also was masks has invaded rural er sjobin Cypress Gardens and terrorists SIX days ago In a charged with possession of ii IiiI i7Air. 7 " a -' a homes and taken either weap-1tr the teen-ager at home. double rape and robbert police firearm tth,rh police !,l id 's on or in.sIgmfic.,nt ikii, tu said belieted to be the same auto- thorities said Pollceimpoundedfitecars_. As George C. Hearn William Troelstrup, conitilis- inatic pistol used to kill a De. 1.Gang members have tossed three the adults were driving slonir of the F lorida Depart Land man lLst month housewives off bridges, poured and two more found at the resthunt of Criminal Law Er.forceJuvenile authorities said the drain cleaner in the eyes of dences. Meanwhile, InvestigaCALL t:unt, said weapons a1s. were unidentified teen-ager was Fe- of the victims ...±. and forced set'- tors s pent the day searching the seized that had been taken in leased in November from the eral people to recite prayers concrete block homes of Martin . a armed robberies in Highlands state training school at Okee while they looted their homes, and Thomas situated In a tiny, 1. I and Polk counties thobeeafterscrtlngslxmonths . Police have blamed the gang neat community cZltted out Ofa / While deputies hunted a fifth for two break 'ri in Fort Meade for Itit - ltsmngs of Henry Ker former orange grove. suspect today, a preliminary and Altura. seyJr ,20, of [)eLand, who died At the Thomas residence, ic,uing was sc e u e( or DanAll Four were in custody In the Dec.5. Charles L. Anderson, 64, Christmas lights were still a.m. EST) was arranged so that neither Air France nor British Airways would be first into commercial operation with the controversial faster-than-sound jetliner the two countries developed jointly. If you have the nagging feeling that that Predicasts. One receritIydircedfellow rt , for instance, commented that he felt getting married belonged in the "unpleasant" category. Also, the 16 different events were arbitrarily selected and are not all of equal importance. About the only valid conclusion that can be P I drawn from the Index is that the pace of life has fee, accelerated markedly since the early 1960s, with A few days later the dermatologist returned WASHINGTON — Five trend.3, augmenting supply, with prices down. In some instances the occurrence of something significant (either my wife's call and screamed into the phone that each other, may combine to give this country the there's an actual glut reported. It should be pleasant or this was a surgical procedure and that they unpleasant) increasing from 64 per were prosperity we've been hankering for and cut noted that in some tl tumors he had removed. Gerry questioned why unemployment gradually but t to more Um 90 percent by IM74. effectively despite caused by the shortages were a more serious no biopsies had been made if they were tumors, fumblin g by President F Interestingly, of all 16 events, only one ord and Congress. factor than high prices In sharpening the registered a decrease, He then offered to cu t $15 from the bill, which Because of the declining First. There's th e economic turmoil abroad, recession, birth rate, the chance of becoming a parent fell we refused to acce and he screamed, "Then I'll w hich, in most areas has been and still is worse There's often a slip between the sue you!! than in the United States, According to lip, of course, and the advantages cup and the by 32 percent. Again, whether that's good or ba d of lower raw depends upon bow you look at It. We were subjected to a barrage of phone calls preliminary information, this trend is enmaterials prices generally could be wiped out by and letters from a collection agency that couraging more American companies to direct a sudden appreciable boost in the price of oil by threatened us with destruction of our credit lEw of their investment abroad and more at the international petroleum cartel. rating. home. This. if the shift continues, will Fourth. The U.S. dollar seems to have somThe New York S We contacted our local credit bureau and in the years just ahead fewer jobs mean that ewhat ominous report Last month: will be ex- stabilized at a realistic value making our exports were advised to send a report of words, w hich ported, more cr eated h e, er Between 1970 and 1975, the number of Inompetiti ve with those of other coun tries In a c was made part of our record. And a lawyer Second. There's the start of what apparently range of important goods. This, at one swoop, dividual American stockholders fell by 18.3 friend assured us the doctor wouldn't dare sue is to be a large-scale, greater than in the past, should boost sales abroad and gi Arican percent. It was the first decrease recorded in the and. if he did, our friend would be happy to investment of foreign funas in American in- producers a larger share of the U.S. market 23 years since the exchange has be,en making defend us without charge. Gerry then went to dustry, both through direct ownership and Itself. American steel manufacturers, for periodic checks. another dermatologist who charged her $20 for through stocks. How far this trend will go Is not example, will have less fear of chep foreign Even as savings by Americans have been the same procedure. yet certain, but the initial strength is gratifying. imports. going up, the proportion of those savings going There must be a moral somewhere in this The jobs created, the spending for new One major reason for the persistence of this into stocks has been going down. story . Perhaps it 15: ifwegu to a new doctor, it is ment and the expanded consumer buyingequipthus recession is the difficulty American firms have wise to ask the fee before undertaking treatment set off could spread widely In the next hall-dozen had generally In securing the capital needed for thatWhat it means, say concerned economists, is American business may be facing a period and not to be a patsy if we think we're being years. expansion, and the working capital required for In which it will be taken for a ride on a medical merry-go-round, increasingly difficult to raise In a niunber of countries, prominent In- day to day business at rates which made exprivate investment capital to start new business To the medical profession I say, "Physicians, vestment experts have been telling their people panslon profitable, ventures or expand old ones. Either plans for Heal Thyselves by weeding out not only the In. of late the United States is now the place to put This reasoning underscores the fifth expansion will have to be shelved, or businesses completents but the unethical and greedy. And their money for a best chance of major profit, favorable trend, the apparent easing by will more and more be forced to go into tak! time out to re-read the Hippocratic Oath, debt by Third. A number o the raw materials the Chairman Arthur Burns and his Federal borrowing the funds needed for growth. Because living by its precepts might possibly United States must import heavil y, and whose Reserve Board of to overly tight restrictions on the Although 25.2 million Individuals still hold result in a diminution of malpractices suits and recent scarcity drove prices up and created growth of money supply, a cMnge of heart stocks, an awful lot of people have taken a thus decreased insurance preniums." product ion bottlenecks, ar e now in plentiful which hasthe brought down interest rates, beating on Wall Street in recent years. s Talks PARIS i AP) -- Britain and France b,egin comiller(:1al .service y r Concorde supersonic airliner today with simultaneo-m takeoffs fron, Paris for Rio de Janeiro and right. A Cleveland, Ohio. outfit called Predicasts, -- / , 'Qua ity Of Life' elusive thing called the "quality of life" isn't what it used to be, that the bad experiences in life are outhumbc;thg the giod ones, you may, be J -, .. '."- '' •' " termed "whiteheads," which form around her forehead. She phoned a local dermotologist for an appointment. When asked what her problem was, she answered she had none, just wanted whiteheads removed for cosmetic reasons. She inquired about the fee and was told it would be $25. When she met th e doctor he announced he would remove half of them that day and the others on another visit, The entire procedure took 10 min ut es. me was about to write a check for $25 when the secretary I i ANG1A QUEEN Concorde To Ft. -. - - several trees Although the mood at the start of the first meeting was friendly, Hrezhnet and Kissinger jousted a bit over Angola, where a nationalist faction supported by the Soviet Union and Cuba took must of north ern Angola from one of the two factions backed by the United States and South Africa ; - Too Moscow MOSCOW (API - Soviet leader Leonid I Brezhnu opened nuclear arms talks in the Kremlin with Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger today and said he hoped to go to Washington In the near future to sign the long-delayed new arms limitation agreement. The Soviet Comnmunjst party chief warned, however, that an agreement must be reached before Comrade Brezhnev can go there, Most Western observers in Moscow were convinced that DON OAKLEY -. - For Nuclear #rnps _____________ Evening Herald, Sanford BARlOW AP) Off I- id Morris Thomas, 27; his wife, Polk County jail under $250,000 of Polk City, who died Jan, 1, strung across the roof and a mother clalssa)' they eOnfiScateda pair little Mae, 2.5: Otis Lee Mar- bond each, of Lattie Mae Thomas, which investigators and Tessie Mae Henderson, 70, small barbed wire fence was said she didn't know what of ski masks, weapons and a tin, 19 and a 16-year-old youth, said was deliberately high to of Fort Meade, who was beaten stretched between two fruit would little red piggy bank after happen to the children, all of Bartow. give them time to follow last April 3 and died in the front yard. arrests of four people linked by but if no one came forward, she The four were arrested Tues. through on leads in the case. (lays later. Outside, a bewildered grandwould to a do Police what she could In raise ski-masked gang day and charged with buying, "We believe this is the group ; -. - - Arresfed In Bartow Items Taken By Terrorist sId entified BRIEF Kiss inger U), 3 X, IN Fla.), says 7,500 U. S. Sen. Lawton Chiles people have contributed almost $75000 to his campaign for re-election. Chiles, while In SanfordPcoupla of weeks ago, said he would limit campaign contributions to no more than $10 per person and hoped to have 3540 thousand contributors before the first primary, which is about eight months away. Chiles said he chose to set the $10 limit to "make it possible for anyone to be a maximum contributor." A year-end report just filed in Tallahassee and Washington shows the 7,500 contributors to Chiles ..BlHCunle have given $74M. A H and the doctor takes the We've been told the central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross has openings In its basic sailing class which begins next month. Anyone interested In sailing lessons may call Orlando 8944141 or Sanford 322-4125 for additional information and registration. __ r- WORLD -- flours for the futhcouhi:Igsemjnar are from 934) a.m. to 4 p.m. and the fee for all five days is $20. - - Four lre.regi.straUon Is Further information may be obtained by con. tocting Dr . J. P. Linehan, (_vxdInator of criminal justice, SCC, telephone 3uX-323-1450. country. - Now the CIA, as well as the private American - _ _ - - '. �--- - ,r_-_ . -,. -= - .==--. -,-- -. - •• - . I_ )t'r)ClIøhl - - -. _____________________ L.JF)S e t B I c! Ici I Is S long. coming in Metro play, fell to 9' _______________________ _______ ________ -----J1) ()1" t . 1) m _ _______ -..' _________ Etigewater, ranked No. 4 Tapta. "Muller did the job," he huffing and puffing and called points, while Dion Rainey made ________ statewide, went on to win said. "lie took charge when the but seven loWs, his game average with 20, handily, 84-62 in Metro Con- regulars got into foul trouble," Edgeiater coaches adiisltted mostly la)lsps and easy tosses, ________ HySCO1'T ABRAHAMS Herald Correspondent __ _________ A NJ.. ____________________________ -' , Scct;on 56509, Florida Statules f* LYMAN: Wright 5 9 50 19; kaufman 2311 5; Hudo 4 II 9; Home 0 1 1 I; Thomas 1 73 10; -- _____ ____ _____ ___________________ ______ i t, .'.' TlIIman0000, Lew!s0000; Atkins 0000; DeigIomine0000; DaiIeyo2 -. 9151111-43 Edge'water 21 37 54 -.-. Fit(c;1 Out Nn J' L', mar, 45, Ei1gei?tr a) - '' - . - _ ___________ ____ --_______ __________ ______ __________________ _____ ,.j,T.' iI _______ ___________ ___________ ___________ ________________ __________________ ; 9 i• 11-37 - - - ________________ Fouls Lyman 23. Edgewater 70; _____________ Foj(ed Out, Greco. Atkn __________ _____ _____ _________ ____________ _____ ____________ _______ ________ ________ herald Correspondent DAYTONA BEACH- One of tin' banners on the wall of I4 -'- __ ______________ ____________ ___________ - '-'-=-' '. • L,'man'sCbe Hudson (U) d Jon Kaman () watch flooa ft ..... Iron) most of the shots. OhlLN[)O. The 1976 boxing arising, Haul took several other By the eighth round Davis shots into his belly before he - - - stay ahead almost bf ' Junior Middleweight title, with In the third and fourth rounds. cutoverhislefteyc In the third a left hook to the body in the - , destroyed Steve Chadwick in stopped him in his tracks with a Cotton addIng 12 and !6 points to the losing effort. n a in the Complaint and Refrigerator located theren This Notice shall be Published and thereon; Herald, Sanford, Florida the singles title in his pocket, January, 1976 23 1 7 Sr.rad 6 7 1 II Bas 0 000. winning his 28th game Tuesday I Celayc Clerk of the Circuit Court DePuty Clerk R. Patrick Phillips 0 37 Totals Fouls Casselberry, Florida 37707 3$_fl 637 10) 69 73 is 20, 1 00, 3 50, 2 Aldana Alberdi 7)1 80, 1 17$ 3) 19600. 3) 94. (7) 3 , I ed), 3 Ur:a Okoki (6) S 70; FOURTH -5.56, U; I X's P,5ti( 0 (Il) 51 60, P (17)1.041.00; Big 0 (3) 560. 1 10, 310;?, SasSy Morn (7) (S $ With Ill 197 1) 500, 600; 3 Angel Light (5) 3 10. 0 THIRD - I Echano Beitia (2) 37) 1060. P (37) 113 10. 31 69 Ii 60. 6 60, 360, 7 Ogui:a Eloria (1) FIFTH - 5.56, 0: I 0 0 .5 Quen Pro Basketball (I7)4.420;P(7)) (2)210.26.0,3 flerk$eyRippIefS FOURTH - I Barre Perez (5) 6 70. Q (13 80, P 1)2) 43 50; 37 18 16 10, 1060. 160. 2 DomIngo Javi SIXTH - S-1h, A: I Hghwa, Atlantic Olviion W L PcI. GB Boston 75 13 613 Philphia 27 15 613 i' Ouffato 2611 $91 3', Nw York 22 73 49 s Central DivIsion (2 I; 134 10 1) 1700. 1 (S7 6) 106 70; 31)7 FIFTH 1. Celaya Ramon SEVENTH - 35. 8: 1 Y.enny 0 11 60. 6 10, $ 70; 2. Chucho Echa',e Frk.'ct I' 7 20. - :. • 10; 2 5) 9 60. 560; 3. S3nfi Larrea (1) Banrion's Xn (6) 3 60. 2.10. 1 360,0 (55) 7960, P (65) 7)720. 4ce4er(5)IoO,Q(l6)79$O;p()81 SIXTH - I Domingo Bengoa (4) i so. y 31 1760,970.120;?. Barre Sanchez (I) EIGHTH -5.16. C: 1. Do Rite Red CIeIand II 4)33 50; P (1 1)7240 17th day of January, A 0 1976 1725 S 39131 15-4 Mm. II 77 2 30 100 IS? II 30 1 26 Wales Conference NorrIs DivisIon Montreal 5fl p 679 87 69 71 L Ar.gelpj 646 56 53 70 POts. Washn ssoei 6.50 74 139 77 is io Catf Kentucky Ill. St LouIs 100 130 141 Today's Games York St Louis vs Virginia a? Nor folk St. bus at Kansas City Ocala Vanguard 70. Let-shur PhIll.ADJ.j,plJI,. N Eng ve &'d the dressing room and Cinci APi - room. There's no one here who Mainland is, 0EV)) -______________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Bill Wall, a senior still in the -- ------------ _______________________________________________________ FOURTH - 1. Pfegui Eloria; 2 Domingo Sanchez; 3. Barr, _____ lineup, and a lone one at that, _____________________________________________________ output honors ___________________________ - r ______ _____ _______ The Pats hit 18 from the floor _____- -. and 18 of 27 from the charity ______________________ ________ ! ______ ___ A.... ' l _______________ r--.= 5 Callahan 67, Live Oak 64 31 (7 o Niceville 62, Choctahatchee 60 1007, Ebvrle34S1O, Dirshimerl - Totals. 15 1171 SNEW SMYRNA BEACH: Wootn 3127. WeIchIOO$, Martin 3137. ___________ -. _____ ______________ ______________ ____________ ____________ Isaac 1 00 6. WilkIns 4 34 II; 74. JenkinSlO 051; Marshall 10 IS; 0 _________ Athern 2 00 1 Totals 41 9 II 91. - - _______ ______ .- ___________ ______ ______ th 1123, WIlkrns0000. Totals- Venice the St.LIndngs, and the pride of means nothing, it's tough to get Tea itis Seminole Community college, with one divisional loss, meets a Central Florida CommunIty College team that Is undefeated Division, beating Orlando Valencia. "In order to win we'll have to keep from making mistakes, especially turnovers," '-" jabs. in loop play tonight. Sterling said of the Florida squad, which averages 6-5. 234) record after battering iii- The game in the Raiders' gymnasium begins at 7:30. round Tuesday night bout in beindivisionplay,"saldSeminolecoachjoe withforwardsChipNoeU_1)and BobJacobs "Central Florida has done a lot of Regular starter Vernon Johnson will come Watkins, 135. pounds, has a ______ Sterling figures to go with guards Randy SEMINOLE GIRLS: Hayes 306. Manley 5717. RawIs, 0 11), Walker I 13, McGovern I-) Newman oi 2. Alexander io NATIONAL BANK, a National flnk4ng Association, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE . Fouls Lake Brantley lb. PIt-,', and both fighters went the du- Fouled Out, None JV New Smyrna Bcaih 70. Lake Perez,rigbt,crashnarlghttothehndofHrnja,xjet t'ut.sorknockdewns.The judges Ocala, has played but one game in the tirely due to illness. ___________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ g;it' him a naniirims (( ' j(fl Mainland final decree of foreclosure, $0 wit Mnlans PARCEL I The South $00 feef of the PIoi'lh 573 feet of The SE 'i of the - Within three (3) months from the time of the first publication Of this P1011cc you are required to f if. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of L '(; 40 Santl-Muguerza. THURSDAy MATINEE Bradenton St. Stephens 10. -_ -,,-------- -4 Liulleur was respon. Roofing 67.57. lathng the Old- 77 Fort Lauderdale 57 Fort Lauderdale Nova I - y_... ....,,. will become due shell be stated. If elation's qualifying school tour- 1 Is contlngenr O( unliquidated, the nature of the un fl111)Cflt larry Baker was high man Smith led the Mayfair golfers -Shot Lead Vlth 14. V,.,nL#1' (.'.it . - .. - : -'- r. - yr-, -., - ..' :: -i . ' -. - -: -'-. - --' .-' --., ,I -. . -- - - - ,' -" r-- - t -,t-!ii.x - ' .'-- -' --" --4 - I - 'r".- <$, ; $;7t j 4,jV/I ,ç,y Elorza ,",' -, kr.se )4---1,x- -' "fi-. , - -' ' -./t. tj " - p L' Ii\, : . - •'.-. Eddy Lenil, 3 Ice A;berdi, I Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Ogulza Via, S Arecha Okoki, 6 Cbb.xi5 U, M.airi, C..,i,p 67 Ada,.,, Am' ma, 7 LdI m', 'iu'Q'a, Deerf;eld Beach 7S. -x 4 c . 'r,'r-'.. 4i_)--_ :-= Plan Uric Jovi Jlt t4" .z-. ."'r' "r '-Jr 4 •(' -r "',Ji'.r: • NIGHTLY -4' _______ FOURTH - I Domingo Bengoa; 2 " Miguel FIFTH - 1 Erodoza Miguel; 2 Sale Mencrma; 3 Fermln Aguirre. I ''4 r - ' ::;"- -,-. "--' 4 I44 ,7"' - .-t - • ,- 'a - - - MATINEES ______________ Wed. & Sat, 1:45 -4.1'jT. - ,-i1-_ Miguel; I ftarreflengoa. SEVENTH - I lca.Javl, 2 • 3 TRIFECTA Echarmo Lenil. 3 DomIngo Albrd - Father Lope: Aldana Beitia. 7 Uria Arana; Daytona Beach Mainland 77, Larri Via New Smyrna Beach 91, Lake Fermin Juan, 3 Alava Larrea; 4 Brantley SI Sent) Menca. S Marur' Altu, 6 Flagler Palm Coast 41,, Pa CeIaya Ramon; 7 Chucho Alp), S taiLs Central 47 MafintoMugueria I .kpI*nri UI .t,JM,. CJ,. % - ' . - I ' Ii' Cacho Perez. S Barr, Javi. 6 Alav,m 15, Sanchez 7 Bilb.ao Zarre, I Manolo rIght wing teammate. "lie de- claim is not yet due, the date when It Ladles IrifessIcIl (;olr Assoclaim ___ -, Larrl-Beitla; 5. Ice Via; 1 Urza evening in which 13 all-star Timersforashowdowngameto Plantation $3 Daytona deach Seabef:e 57, re( -lrd.s were tied or broken, determine who" the league F'rt Orange Spruce Creek 4 Howard I. Hughes, deceased. the ';-','i- __ FIRST - I Negui Elonzc. 7 sibli' for my success," said the TimerswasButchAshfordwith Mlramar 54 towering center, breaking into 16, while Adcock Roofing saw FlorIoa Christian 50, Palm Cove Beach 4.4 Seminole County, Sanford, Florida, must Indicale the basiS for the moto of Japan takes a IW(' jt 11.00 A M, on the 2nd day of claim, the name and address of the described property to satisfy said -- Fouls Seminole ? I 10 ('amptwll side in the loc, sur- C? lotats 1111 1 Cpper 1 0?, 8(a(k I 07, Bates 30 61 0 2. Hughes I 07; Long -,-'• :i -g1;; People's Choice players are University SCIool $5 Manolo Larrea; 7 Celayc serves part of the car -. at least talking about their next game 1i' virtue of 'I t'ecrt'e heretofore Fort Lauderdale Dilllard 61, Mucuerza; I CPiuChO Bengoa SemInole Cocmty, Florida. Probate St. Thomas 6,1 rendered In the above styled cause the spare tire." SIXTH - I Cacho Elaria 2 Division, tne address of which Is against the Old-Timers, as tbIP ecici I • 119 on the 13th of Janua -y, 1976, the Seminole County Courthouse, Haltandale 63, Fort Lauder Domingo Sanchez. 3 Arecha 'rhe Campbell Conference won over Mayfair country Club dale Stranahen 40 undersigned Dtputy Cerk of the Echave, I Ouui:a Zarre. S P4e Sanford, Florida, a written I P(/\ set te'am was the flat tire 'Ii the 68-40. The Choice meets the Hollywood Hills 53. South Javi; 6 Bilbao Perez. 7 Ala. Circuit Court shall proceed to statement of any claim or demand bidder for cash at the west front NewSmyrnhBc)t __________________________ 1517 25 71-45 2a.- -..a--m - Barr, Azpl; 7. Manolo-Perez; I. She's Smokin; 6. Lake Er',,, 7 Fermin Ramon: S Chvct'to tguirre, being the game's Most Valuable while the ('Mletys were led by Beach SO Philadelphia defenseina n Player, but said he planned to former Southern Mississippi NOTICE TOCREDITORS JAMES f MCGAPRAH and TO ALL PERSONS HAVING -,,- Sadie. I K's Moonglo Fort Myers Cypress Lake 101, Erooza Altu; 3. Eitbao Mencha; I JAMES 6 McGARRAH a k a Seminole 75 Fouled Out- Edwards, Cross, Starling, Jenkins Technicals Starling -- ,''-r- --------- - :-. L Oguza Miguel; 5. Arecta Bengoa; Montague Queen. 6 BiIboa Perez; 7 Alava-EIorza; S EIGHTH -516. C. I Reta Sham' TWELFTH - 1 Celaya Juan; 2 NorTh Shore 11 DOROTHY McGARRAH, hiS wife, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST blemished by winning a unanimous decision over Juan ) dalgo of Santo Domingo with a furious pace and a volley of left ____ ____ s' SIXTH-SiC. A 1 Husker Fir.' ry over the ('larent Causpheit before a four-goal third-period addition to the club made for a Lake Worth SI, Boca Raton Eddy Bela I tca Okoki. I Oguza ('onference Tuesday night. b 11w Campbell ('onference 70-59 victory over the Celery 68 Quiola. S Cacho Via. 6 I.arr DeIray "With all those thins miss made the score respectable. Ave. Planters Tuesday. Carson Beach Atlan'ic 72. Sanchc, 7 Uric Alberdi; I FLOR IDA - '--- Santi-Miguel; S. CP'ucho-Ramon; 6. Unit Fermin Muguerza; 7. Marurl. SEVENTH - v. C 1. R&T s Larrea. 8 Celaya-Benqoa. Chandler. 2 Chef Shakpoe,. SIXTH - I Cacho-Sanctie:; 7. Learn To Win. I Polly Dee; 5. K Rmverdale 5 Tied los' the league led is the tenon si 1715 i1 13 _______ $11 t7-.-a _- 7. Montague Meade; 3 Se"' Leonard, I X's Sprite, 3 Poe t, SECOND - 1 EcttarioArana. VIRGINIA I KENNEDY, his W1t. PROBATE DIVISION NO. 76.lCP Andre I)Uporlt. one of si inem- sell it and split the proceeds standoutCtu'is Marlette with 29. IN RE: Estate ROBERT M I4ARRELL and HOWARD L HUGHES, hers of the .Slanlev Cup chain- amongthefiye other Canadlens ' '.' ________________ _____ ___________ o-r--________ sr."- _ _____ ____ -,_, -- " ---c ..c - 'Y()utr%'toplayag(yjgfl ___ -- . -- i EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. HAROLD , P KENNEDY and -r -- TENTH -1, Ferrnin. 7 Chucho, Beacon. 4 Smoothy Bill; S Huske.r 70 17 3 43131 1)9 Recreation Plaintiffs, CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, up?" he asked. S 3006, Marten 531 1); Hollis 401 • Mainland Seminole 007. Conley 1002; Leroy' 15721. SrlC(ieW 0 14 4; Tii.addell 0 00 C .)mnk ins I 0 I 7, P iggins 735;; Rot,v, Still Unbeaten By The A'sociatcd Press Maurice "Termite" Watkins, í ___________________ ____ LAKEBRANTLEY:Walll2Slo Scott 0 I 1 I; CrawfordO 7-72; Nester ______ USHER, his wife, SEMINOLE; Starling I I) 9, ___________________________________ - man roster, Both had 10 potn'. 7115)1 59 -. ., - I COUNTY, FLORIDA, CASE NO. 7S.I7U.CA.09.B - Echave; I AIv Bengoa; 5 Bilbao Lake Gimlet 61 ____ ______________ ______________ ______________________________________ ho was not on the original 11. line. Moore i i II 17. Edwr cis , 101771, W'ggini I ii i; Termite .- - Brthday Go. S. Rusty Toby. 6 Marigold Oak. 7 Lorene Boin S Beaches Chapel ),'Oalie Glenn Resch after giving Montreal ('anadiens scored a for the Sanford Sizzlin Steak Myers Bishop Verot 62 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ________ - EIGHTE ENTH IUDICIAL dR. 0EV 61 MAINLAND JV: Carter3Syll; ir1,,p-. - - -, amount of points. - Jacksonville Lee 90. Sandal lnmok,atee 71, Laflelhe 63 Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Martha T. Vihlen ., -'I:'._x-'i_, fi-. 1 --,-,'r' Cindy FIFTH-S 16, D' 1 Jim's Cap, 2 West DivIsion i -, -= .--- - Uric Yin. 7 Aidarra Sanchez; I FOURTH - 5 16, M 1 Grovcr' Oguza Alberd 7 Manatee Toni, 3 Donna Amy. I THIRD - I Eddy Okoki; 2 Canasta Sandy; 5 Ivory Coast, 6 W L T Pts OF GA East WHA Division 75 20 1 46 III 539 19 23 1 39 161 191 ) sh;lt" I' t'rybody here's gut Wr'n- -_ - - r Darling. 2. taps Bonny; 3. '. SECOND - 1 Ice Beltia; 7 tag',, Gratis. I Mystic Rose, 5 Echano Quota; 3. CachoEiorza, 4 Silver. 6 0 R 's Rip Top; 7. Pra Eddy Arena, S Larri Okokl; 6 Lawyer. S Berkley Wiggles Mencha, 7 Maruri; 5. Ramon calit)t'r __ - - r SEVENTH - I Echano Okoki, 2 AnlSt,C Style. S Cindy - s Choi. Ice Perez, 3 Uria Leniz; 4 PIe-gui Peggy Brenda; 7 Brindle Magic. I Jacksonville White 66. Parker Beitia; S Eddy A)bex'di; 6 Larri Wycliff S-am lax, 1 A)dana Arena I Domingo 61 NINTH - 1,, B I Spats. 2 Siss, Orange Park 64, Jacksonville Via - 3 Idomore, I Valentine Moss Forrest 61 EIGHTH - 1 MaISOSO.AIIU: 2 5 Island Drifter; 6. Maitland Mike Jacksonville Raines 64, Lake Alava Aguirre; 3. Celaya Mencha; 7 Cute Cleo Eckert. I My Cindy City 4 4 Santl Juan; S Sale Muguerga; 6. TENTH - 5-16 C I. Donni, 2 Jacksonville Paxon 71, Tech- Fermmn Lerrea. 7. ChuchoAipi; 5. Ceemax. 3 PolIo Chae; I Jerena. S Maruri Pemon. nicat PaNic Moth; 6. Wycliff Faye; 7 Pdar Ha sil ng 5 NINTH - I Altu; 2. Aguirre; 3. Girl; S M A's Dolly 66, Keystone Minn. Y.A" ___ - * Bi:ttal' at Boston 1h e Ice C a p a ci es - ri THIRD - 5 4 1) I i - Zarre; 5. CcP Perez. FIFTH - I. Erdoza M.encha; 7 ash mrs Atlanta at Phtacic'phma Montreal at Pittsburgh TOqontô a? Los Angeles 7 FIRST - 5)6. B I onIaq Regard; 2 Darling John, I Miguel; 6 Manolo ,Javl, 7 Arecha- Nw York at Kentucly Virginia at Indana Thursday's Games ;g; - _________ L:; TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 37 70 .521 9 Arecha Beitea. S Ica Via; 6 19 21 .447 12½ Atdana Javi, 7. Larrl Alberdi; $ 17 21 1 Chicago l 137 20 I) 17 New 143 19 15 37 Rangers 116 16 74 18 New York Islanders at 117 16 25 57 ingion e 3) 11 738 -77 17 692 2' 73 I? 575 7 Tuesday's Results New York 13-1. Denver 173 AIl.Sfr Game at PhIladelphIa Wales 7 Campbell 3 P I 0 ye ci Uric 8itii. 26 13 3 57 191 10 20 16 9 49 1f2 143 II? 21 17 15 151 70 n 17 V' ( e Los Angeles C, Golden Slate 33 6 6 77 188 81 Denver 21 7) 7 50 151 151 New York 17 23 5 79 172 157 San Anion _____ Bannon. 6 Wycliff Roy; 7 B Bill; S Circuit Breaker SECOND - 0. I X&n Girl FIRST - 1. Echano Sanchez; 7 0 C '5 Pan Am. 3 Betty's Mar Ice EIorza; 3 Eddy Qu,ola; 4 Mneola Borne. S Paco's PilIo Larri Arana. S Barre Alberdi: 6 Th4o, 7 Cactus Joy. S Jan C t4Cgui Okokl, 1. Aldana-Yta: S ABA W I PCI. GB six performances left counting 3 Aipi 4 Larrea t'card final statistics. L I_ I . ':: '.'::. 550,650. 3 OerkleyCannon (6)? 50, TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 591 Tuesday's Result I -. .-: TWELFTH - 1. Chuctto Juan (I) New Orleans at Wathinoton 3 38 $ 11 124210 Indiana Adams Divliion S Louis Buffalo Toronto 151 75 22 70 2320 5)5 1 Phoenix at Boston Buffalo at Atlanta Chicago at New OrIea Seattle at Detroit Thursday's Games Seattle at Cleveland 17 2) 1 31 110 112 Smythe DIvIsIon Chicago IS 11 15 SI 136 117 Vancvr 16 19 8 10 117 143 \KC 404 95 675 93 59 50 607 92 5-1 71 DONE AND ORDERED at San but also gave up their average champion had unerring ac- hook to the belt line that rounds, anav. point 2 i3, 00(2 5) fli 00. 0(45)1)00 P (5 1) 10020 31 77 1(1 0. S 60. 2 Negui Yla (5) 7 00. (7 640. 360. 3 20. 3 0 Es Mint 4 6(.; 3 Ica QuiCla (2) 1.00; 0 (SI Opal (3) 310. 900. 3 Quasisle'llar 7210. P (65)191)0. (5)1O0,50, (deadhealfcv Place) 0 Atlanta 100. Chic,go $6 - _ in Ross, and the crowd broke TUESDAY'S RESULTS Golden State 116, Kansas City II 10. 750, 460; 2. Erdoza Remon 10) (II 19 60. 8 10. 3 Fermin Larrea (6) Pi)adeiphea III, 6 20. 0 (1313540. P (1 3) 51 90; Big lOt 0 (6$ all I) 513 10, (all 3) 73060 7217 5 52 163 102 15775 17 17 fail to do so, f udgment by default will be taken against you for the teWflf)UltCS, tnce 'ou'll be Attorneys at Law NY Island NY Rangers 7 Maruri answer or pleading to the Complaint var)ing reasons wh - the l974 of the Circuit Court on or before the NHL rampbell Confern PatrIce DivIsion W L T Pts OF GA Philphia 29 1 5 66 595 115 OP W P S S LOuis flrici,)l Avenue, Suite 301, Miami, time they met was for the Mainland Pro Hockey SINGLES Halted The b ised and batt'ed Round after round, Wells le't jab. awaited the bell for round five, the night, when he stepped into Tony Arnold, all refused to Ii Pats, with a squad decimatod steadily wore down his game Finally, with blood pouring But if the doctor hadn't stopped the ring, took the microphone. ea d Circuit Court on or before February Street, Winter Park, Florida. 10, 1976 If s'ou fail to do SO. together with Wall Wall Carpet, aoainst you for the relief demanded 001). Columbus Range (3 01) P4ollinorth 1007. Totals: 79 )0 I? L Via Arect,,i night,Marurijsthrckwj -. SEMINOLE: Raine S 2) 1;. But this didn't stop "tr. tir .atcr, he explained: "I am better." Vincent and Perez have Cottonl.'416, Brown?175, 1002, edofgett,lng the run-around. FAj: WEST Arizona St 71. Southern Cal 69 )AIA West 66, Long Beach St 16 Fullerton St 73, Loyola 5-I in the offIce of the Clerk of the County, FImia, a k a 7317 High But on the other side of the Lake Brantley went to play the On two other occasions the No. 3 occasions. Barracudas with a 14-game ranked junior middleweight in The fight suddenly swung in diagnosed by the ring physician losing streak, and they came the world had been taken to the Aguirre's favor in the third as "a ruptured blo')d vessel in et 1Orfland 71 flOOfl. Rt i MiIlwOOd, Kentucky - Wells' win was his third over each other head first and both r The South 30 fee? of Lot land the .,. by David Craig with z points Perez after polishing off Texas' was able to catch Aguirre with by the end of the fight he was a Jose Juan Hernandez in live scorching lefts and rights very beat up looking fighter, ABBIE Patrick Phillips, of Baldwin RIDGE HIGH. First AdditiOn, ac Dmkeou. Suite 20, 500 East Highway cording to the. Pta? thereof, as 4)6, Casselberry, Florida, 37707. and recorØed in Phi Book 11, Page 53,ot The 6-Il Seminoles were led The 154-pound champ opened round his right eye began to t a prayer contained within the all those claiming any right, title or The fronton will handle just Muerz Petition requests the Court to award interest by, through or under you, under $20 million this season, 7 Santi that a Judgment 04 Adoption of are hereby notified that a complaint according to general manager MCCha Minor by the Petitioner. ROBERT to foreclose a Certain mortgage on Zarre required to serve a copy of your WIt ' attendance will probably hit the Erøoza Answer or Pleading So the Petit Ion dou.sly since the start of the Fouled Oui' None es I Aldana ROBERT W CLARK has filed a TO ABBIE JANE STOnE 10 II 14 1l-41 in defense of his Southern atorbed a thorough going over former Southern champion was FOuI, Oviedo I), Apopka9 Pd Texas SI 96, SMU U Texas 59, Arkansas 57 Tcxs A&M 74. Houston 67 Texas Teth 91. Baylor H FERN PARK - With just 400,000 mark. FORECLOSE MORTGAGE Petition for thC adoption of your minor child bearing the name of well these past two ball games. Oviedo sECOND - 5.11, A: 1 Ann.j Xin (5) 13 10, 6 20. 3 20, 2. V". 17 6.,, 17 60, 500. 2 Eddy Perez (1) 19 70 .47 3 NINTH - 3-S A: 1 Kim Sue (3) ii ) 19 71 475 3' C I L,rri ia' 1]) 5.50; 0 620, 360. 300. 2 BroIr' f'ij' ., (6) (4 61 41 (.., 1 46 1) '836-0 Western Conference 300. 3 60. 3 Benfry II) 60. Q (3 6) Midwtf DIvision EiGITH - 1 Manolo kamon 1) $7 60. P (36) 10 70. 39 73 Mitwauk 15 24 Il 10, 640, 100. 2 Santi Agulrre (1) TENTH - 5.16. B: 1 Kristen (6) Detroit 56 7') .110 ( 510, 3 40. 3 M.aruri Juan (7) 3 20; 0 520. 60. 2 70; 7 Blue Benny CI) XC. ii 79 376 I'j (7 4) 1750, P (4 1) 10140 3 40. 260. 3 Xmas Pudding 47) 3 20. Chicago si .261 61 NINTH - I Celaya (I) 6.70, 7 Q (16)1710; 3773 Pacific Olylilon 300. 2 st;,, (5) 10.20; 3 ELEVENTH - 5.11, A: 1 Fruit o State 31 10 .756 Aguirre 11 500; 0 (35) 17.10. P (S Float 421 250, 740, 770. 2 Midas L.A. 5) 101 10 23 21 .521 9'Grade 111 320, 2 50; 3 Mystic w Seattle 27 77 .500 iO'.TENTH 1. Rarnon (7) 23.50. c7 , 0 (7 41 750; P (21)70 tO Phrjii 57 73 .175 i3i' I 40, 3 10; 7, Mencha (3) 12.60, 5.20. BP (6 i with 7 1) 177.70; 31 46 Porltand 16 27 .372 16 3 Mugueria (4) 6.00; 0(3 1) 4160; P TWELFTH - 3-i C: I Marg M Ttmsday's Results Cl)) 156 60; 00 (S 7) 14130 (ii 5 40, 3 50, 7 10; 2 Morm)agmjt' Detroit Iii, Washington ic; ELEVENTH - 1 Arctha Perez Cogne (1) 350, 7 10; 3 J L 's Jo V Buffalo 117. Phinix 103 (5 ) 19 50,6 $0.4 60, 2 Alava Alp) (6) ( 3) 220. 0 Ii 4 ) 1 1 00; T I1 New York 107, Portland 104 1 20. 1 60; 3 Ogui:a Altu (1) 320. 0 37 50. 11111 ru da NOTICE TO DEFEND SUIT TO ARE NOTIFIED that attempts and was a constant threat to the Buc defense. Coach Mills said of Craig, This was only hi.s second start Jal-Ali Hits S Sanchez doesn't close until Monday 6 Uria Plbintiff, night. Matinees are set Thur. 7 Larri JACKIE LEE STONE a JAPdE STONE. his wre, 1317 Loraine Strei'i Lansing, Michigan throughout the half. On the 070, McNe"neyOl.l 1 Totals 191 II 45 Gene Wells alter he forced world s h iiE1isha'Otid tor d in the beginning it was the OVIEDO: Moore 4 1 7 17; Ribbon) Tampa's Eddie Davis to con- the title, 00 6; C.anley 7 00 11. P'furd I o-o , Sanford lighter who showed the cede at the close of the eighth Ross' win over Agwrre, who worse for wear. Golden 400 U Totals: 77474 round; Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross halls from San Antonio, Texas eo. o t te oo. 3119 Jai-Alai P4 Orleans Lut)t-ock Chr 'an 15, E New 54 accor dance with the p(OviiIoi' Of IGAGE ASSOCIATION, RICHARD GARY KIWALA. II NOTICE OF ACTION - kansas 61, Iowa St 60 ______________________________ ________________________________ COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 767.CA-7o-E '- Sanford the needed momentum - MIDWEST Benedictine 69, Mo-Kan. City SOUTHWEST CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (lays. 7 Azpi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY. FLORIDA, The wins chase concludes 3 Maruri EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. NO. 7S-2337.CA•O9.F CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FE0EpA Saturday night, but the season I Celayc NATIONAL MOR - sophomore, David Craig, gave to 72 • EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. two. they outscored the Blue Darters st.iii'tcd off with a bang last Wells and his corner made the for breath. 14.4 to tie the lead at 3434. night at the Orlando Sports correct decision by telling it was in that position the with seven cans from fl . scheduled bouts ended up in a Eddie has had enough." 2:11 of the filth round. for 14 points, and Fred Moore sensational knockout. The win was Wells' third followed with 12. The Perez win was every bit -- Having their hands raised in defense of his 160-pound title as exciting as the Ross victory APOPKA: Chambers 6 00 12. bloody victory were: The and places him in an excellent was, Taco and Hernandez tore New England at Houston Calgary al Winnipeg San Diego at Minnesota Indianapolis at Quebec ThurWay's Game Toronto al Phoenix Mi Valley St lIt Grambl Ing 97 Virginia St 10. Randolph Macon 11 ' __________________________ given t(jt I am ______________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Celaya to catch him in the final offensive rebound like the ________ 75 SOUTH 7 5 Fl0() entered against y.0 for the relief the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. season, Aldana has all but been standing performances IS demanded in the complaint or Wit: SectIon 163.09 FlorIda Statutes crowned wins champion at the 8-46 record in only 438 games 1957 landoSe:,iinole Jai-Alal. by Manolo, a veteran frontsaid Court on January 12th, 1976 Frank A. McCann (Seal) Publish: Dec. 31. 1915 plays in the early games had weeks of the season. Arthur H Beckwllh, Jr, JAN. 7. U. 21. 1976 101 victories through his first Clerk of the Circuit Court DEUII9 _____________________________ 622 games, and it would have fly Martha T Vihlen __________________________ OVERALL Deputy Clerk taken an incredible spurt by (through Monday night) Publish Jan II, 71, 7$. Feb 1, 1976 challengers Azpi, Marurl and 0EV 60 14 Seminoles were able to do. Th - Tribe got four shots at the __________________ _______ TOronto 1. Houston $ Caloary 10, Edmonton 3 Todays GaineS - OEU 110 I7, ulherwie a lucigment may be ' . shots and could not get the from behind sicto, 45. The Lions made th" move Armstrc.nci 5? 97. Buffalo 6-1 OT Coast Guard 19, Curry 55 Holy Cross 61. Yale 51 OT Lafayette 95, Columbia 72 MIT 60, Weslcyan 55 PPI SI, Cornell $2, OT Rutgers 102, Lehigh $7 z'n Berg, Gay & Burke, P A • at County. Florida under the ficlitlous . k'itii.e, Uiv frt tuise (iii ______________________ 3116 2 54 Io 177 2516 2 52 179 1)9 IS 2S 2 35 162 Tuesday's Results 4. Phoenix & Post Office Box 193. Or)an,o. flame of ARGUS ENTERPRISES. FtCrid 37502, and file The original and that we Intend to register said with the Clerk of the above styled name with the Clerk of the Circuit things click In the first half. curacy with his punches, and dropped Aguirre for the Quebec Calgary Edmonton he* England rovisioin of the Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW It: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 195? Kenneth E Pascnai) lith- o -3 '197$ Jan'7 14 21 They made some 'ery poor By LOUIS SAPSLS College .- fi Public Recoras of Seminole County. I1I o FlOrida, FICTITIOUS NAME has been tiled against you an you Notice is hereby given that we are are required to serve a copy of your engaged in business at 423 Grand A I overall team effort." Mainland still could not make OVIEDO- Down 30-20 Jidlltinic, the Lions came roaring back with 28 second hall points to the Apopka 15- -. .-.ri.;'- / G Mu FR recorded in Pta) Book I), page 64, 6A-Evening Herald, nford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1976 a riian-trnan. We made a few ______________________________________________________ perience butbecause overall they an mistakes of put inex- Ueforpo8sessioL ( in Seminole County, Florida Lot 19, OAKLAND HILLS. cording to the plat thereof as , ______ - _____________ that ,in action t foreclo-'e a m tgage nn ?(. tOIlOing real property they have the defense, ______________________________________________________ Coach Millsused comments, "It was ' . ( rny right, title or interest in the real ppy herein described 'OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ., ' rribe, along with the good shooting, were hustling better than ever before. They also ___________ _____________________ _______ _______ ' edidshootweIiin the 11th 11 Our shooting kept in the ball game," s,ald Tribe Coach Joe Mills. Coach Mills was right about shoots a jumper against FAgeisnter's mon Rainey (52), (Hera photo by Tom Vincent,) ______________ ______________ ______________ TO -- they had some great outside -, shooters so %%C went back to the I zone," ('WlUflCfltCd Hue Coach ____________ ______ _______ ______________________ ______________________ ______________________ I -. - - i SCOREBOARD _____ engageo In busln% at Oak Drive, ___________________________________________ Defrndin ________________________________________________ Forest City, Seminole County, _________________________________________ NOTICE OF SUIT Florida under the fictitious name of VIRGINIA __________________________________ FLORIDA FISHING EX. ______________________________________ RESIDENCE UPdKNOWN All parties claiming interests by, CURSIONS, and that I intend to ---VIRGINIA C MILLER, and to all the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Fror!tcnurter L.rr1 has reason to smile .L ___________ ___________ thought they would in our gym. ____ _________ _______ _ - ______________________________________________________________________________________ 0EV 90 L "lLLC 77.8, ___________ - r- - VS. you better beware. " Prophetic words for the sanford Seminoles as the home court advantage did them in Tuesday night. _________ _____ - - ____________________________ EvenIng Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1976-lA and IttaIl be received on or before the 2na day of February 1976. COUNTY, FLORIDA. - - ' el' than the 26th day 04 Jaruary 1976. CIVIL ACTION P40. iS24'4CAO,.A A Pd 5 A V I N C S ______ larry Ilte, .---- ____________ ___________ ________ ____________ _______ ____________ _______ ________________ ________________ _________ ________ - ____________ .-.________ _________ ________ __________ ________ ________ _______ ) _________ ____________ _________ ____________ ___________________ _________ ______________________ _______________ _________ _____________________ ____________ _________ 1 IS S 17-ti By ,tA1tON KAUFMAN ______ / - . -. _________ ______________ ______ ______________ _______ _______ _ _____ _ - __._-_! _______________ ___________ . ______ ____ _____ _________ "_ Ait __________ ____________________ __________________ ________ __________ _______________________________ - - 1 --. '- I ____________ .________________ .-________________ ______________ _______________ ______ . ______ 11 15______________________________ 43 Lyman Edgewater -. - Fouls Lyman 19. Edgc'water 73 LYMAN GIRLS: Pyle 77 21; Rc';c'rs 2 4, MacLeod 0 22; Atkins 0 7. Ldp CD), C,.d,,Cmt 201. Totals 14937 EGOEWATER: Smiley 0-i-i ',rieco $31), Scarborough S 7 - 17 1' -- - - 7 2. Totals: 3311-20 II. Lyman - _______ _______ _____ ______ - - . McWffltc 0414; Curtis 1002; Brantlpy 31 '- * - take place at the meeting of the Board of Trustees In the Seminole ---__._._.._ County PublIc Hospital (Seminole Memorial Hospital) at 11:30 O'Clock IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE A M on the 10th day ot February E 10K TEE NT If JUDIC L CI R. 1976 ___________ Totals 3570 71o7. Gorman S 56 iS; Muller 122226; Savino 1 7710, Beachman 7 11 5; ______ ______ _________ -. r ,.-. - _____ 1976 DEtJ II? ____ Fletcher 0 00 0; Carter I 00 2. - - ___ First 5trl, Sanford, Florida 32771. Corporation David L. Robb, President ______ __________ _________ ______ ______ ----: rc -Legal Notice INVITATIOP4TOBID Ihe 603rd ol Truste of the n ' S Seminole County Public Hospital Orlando Dr . 5anfor, F lorida, invites bias upon the following under tt'Cfi(td,ij r'ame of DAVE'S LAUNDRY SERVICE MOTORCYCLE SHOP. INC • and AddjllojaI information, plans and that I intend to register said name SPecifications are available at the with the Clerk 04 the Circuil Court, Office of the Adminirator, Seminole County, Florida in ar All bids Shall be mailed to the coraance wilh the prOvisn Of the Board of Trustees of the Seminole ( _____________________ saw Clyde Hudson can a jumper Ridge, another ranked team, and racked up 32 first half fouls, "That defense makes a late first quarter and early in _______ at the 5: marker in the first coming to Longwood Friday. Whistles were blowing like a disciplined team look 'ery thesecond put the Eagles ahead quarter Tuesday night, and Edgewater is 17.2. traffic cop gone crazy, undisciplined," said one for good. another shortly later, but those Mike Muller led the winners, But the second half was as assistant, Lyman strong efforta came brIef 5-3 and 7-5 Lyman leads not with points, but with quiet as the first half was noisy. But those "Undisciplined" from Bernard Wright with 19 the 1 ___ FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE IShercbyiveflth6, lam ______________________ ____________________ Offlcial3 called everything defense forced theni into a several stretches of the contest, Legal Notice __________________________ _______ shared -_ I ______________ I' f' - , i.t14(fi' '.: ' ''S4 W') '1 "1 - I • 3$3 PER FECTA I ________________ ____________________ - - _ _ uflflcr a v I ,i'_ e•.',', - --.-.'r'-c--. �—9 SA—Evening _Herald, _Sanford, Fl, Cook Of Ld you spend more than that by cents a nilk For using your per- t'y. EDITOR 'S NOTE: I"olIothig such transactions are deduc- medical drugs or devices, such iinuins up to a maximwn of payer 's income, Other deductions include One commonly neglected detaking a taxi or paying for sonal car on behalf of a chartas pills, eyeglasses and hearing $1. The other hail of the'preis the third in a series of five tible. mimns and other out-of-pocket (luction is 6 cents a mile to coy- parking while obtaining care, table organization. It then be- alimony payments, dues paid to articles entitled "You and Your Another common expense aids. Everyone who pays medical medical expenses are deduc- er expenses involved in using a you can claim the higher conies a dedutlble charitable a union or professional organ Income Taxes." They iere which can qualify as a deducexpense, 'shich can include ization and casualty losses to written to help taxpa)crs pre- lion is money spent on health insurance premiums is entitled tible, generally, to the extent personal automobile to get to ainouM. You can claim the same 6 goods donated as well as morr- the extent they exceed $100. deduct one hail of the firethey exceed 3 per cent of a taxthe doctor or to a hospital. If pare their 1975 tax returns, insurance, doctors, dentists and to YOURS FOR THE ASKING: - Nearl y cvcrv year (lie govern. went injects some fresh annual to use FREE111 •4A f CHOICE i the standard deduction in filing a tax return or to itemize. This year is nc exception. AJ'.r ful example, 01C choice Is complicated by expansion of the stan da rd de- for your prescri ption ." I / of container cops i il .2 - SAFETY CLOSURE . . OR CHOOSE THE STANDARD (LOSURt duction by I per cent to a total of 16 per cent. And the maximum standard deduction has been adjusted upward by much as $600 to $2,600 in the case of married couples filing ir.tiv. The ctilini is $2,30fl for a single person. here are the Internal Revenue Serice general guidelines for this year, although an un- 1 1 1 1 1 10 t outc,molicoily d.pen It_7 Lt.) 'a e by SALE PRICES WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY LJmited-flme Sale Prices ore Indicated by Smi'f. Any others are our low everyday Waigreen prices. 5tan. d law e to:oIoe: jarequeit I' A Lon fc, the Som. THERMOMETER at *am* sia.,. 11ha reserved to LAZA NEW PRESCRIPTION cAPJr#'Dn With this Coupon limit qv.nlstiss on all I!•mI. Copyright Woigroon Co. 1976 Good Th ru Feb. 29 1976 Limit I per family 1.09 Value . _________________________ LW m g7., PAl ,m — P ' STORE HOURS: MON. • SAT. — 9:30 A.M. 9 P.M. SUN. — 10 A.M. . 6 P.M. PHONE-323.9190; Rx-321.e250 d.e't.ied Sgnt gritn Our Stores pI(si qvou.d may vary '.gi,iat I _____________________________ ___________________________________ _ BUFFERIN k -4000s( ZAYD '' .' Ample stockshave been ordered, If a sell-out occurs, AIP4.CHtCkS ur. avo1Iobl III any r.ordsr.bI. Items. . lt:ir Udst IV WITH ANY tP (hdd%of, -, W 1 0I . MYLANTA __ Tampons TKITCHEN BAGS 1 44 Tampax 2 40's li m Jil UUMV111f single person earning less than - 1 TA 2111119 Jan. 21. .- 99,1 IF For a single person irning 24, 1976 I between $10,0W and $14,375. it idea to mlid tip all of your deductions i",-- 1 34 ' ._".,~., . -, - 4 1 1- jig r 1976 24, r! tv tv CAN 89S I I .. - f 1 29 , J111 U rn - . __~"`_~ _,;41 54il J 4 I I'= X , 7A_ :I A 0 _____ t tier 12,300 or 16 per cent of your total adjusted imome, you'll V05 Hairspray ~!XIWFA moncy by itemIzing. preliminary check of de- Jan. 2124, 1976 —_ ~0 (fr" 1 T.• '1 Very Dry Antiperspirant Spray, 5-OZ. Limit 2. Jan. 21. 24, 1976 - Ic " or 16 per cent of your total adjusted income, itemizing deductions will save you money In doing your figuring, DIAL I Choicc 5 Typos . . 9-Ox. ductioms is in order for married couples earning between $I 1,8715 and $16,250. In that case, if your deductions exceed either $2,6W T ________ : SU'° % - -_ 9cc c; 1 .. ~ - . ~ 03 I Va th(l - 1001.4%V!~ -10 Pit. . . I _.. . 4 . % ki - . . LYSOL ,zfn4o", ductions, adjustments to in. and An adjustment to income, for example, could biI da : bursed expenses for essential work-related items like tools, special clothing, books, expenses or educational _ Toilet Bowl LYSOL 'DAK' IMPORTED Deodorizing Liquid, 15-ox. Bottle q0tilimmuffinamay", W)"I" 'I ' (OpO 24, 1976 i.,, j - - -, Jan. 21. 24, 1976 ,-000000- 67 0 co....pcn Bóc LiI BACON 133 without SPRITE ~ 67 -,r ___ -.1 ,.. 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BADMINTON & VOLLEYBALL Allost taxpayers pay aAcI GOLF BALLS --..----- 5 Four mallets & balls - P with stakes, wickets. a O C 58 * ''0ut c oupon 0c ph -ml I limit I * - '' " Jan 211 . ,- A 24, 1976 .. ~ *-_ Your Best $$ ig - 7 SMIRNOFF 800 GRAIN A 7 CROWN `~_ "I' Q T. BLEND CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ii te"I"I" BLENDED P i Co t j SEAGRAM'S • VODKA SCOTCH ' -GALLONWalgreons ' ~ BOURBON 77 ) ICE ____~ CREAM PASSPORT FLOWER POTS, 3" 2 .1# 9 BRANDY PEAT MOSS CROQUET SET With 11 4 rackets, bifds, not and poles, volleyball, JIM BEAM Popular Lawn Came! FOUR-PLAYER Club Notes 2 -IIIoiout coupon 37t • OT. on Fn;s. Regent' Combination 1 3 Jan. 21. 24, 1976 ; ....... -, b ___ / iL1i4 FOR NITE LUTES 2 I. . , Peat Most t deduc- 1nterestandfinaicechargeson -,, - Get Two Popular Gam e s R I III.. G-E BULBS CUPOFSOUP - 1.21-24, 197 -. k gl 229 - ghdetermm. of sonic sort on a credit card or ona car, horn! at personal loan. 1_ 1 A WYLER'S Coupon must be with your order ' ,. .. .1 - —. - federal return. State or local inI sates, real estate and pecoty taxes are all pffsorml re .. • COLOR PRINT FILM be with order ~ ' witPç.l (O1•'• 00. Coupon must Nearly everyone who pays federal income tax also pays some sort of state or local tax %,, hich can be deducted on the 2 or Ficill 9~ 24, 19766 _______________________ NI!!111111 Er:,. n= - Developed ii Prirtsd Wo4cren proctirtung foolo-borcief siRL pe ntj CONTEST SLATED .' 4`0 ' Agillig-= 1976 47( 00 KODACOLOR W: COLOR REPRINTS checks. gasoline taies, which tor-i 4 fu 47 QT. QT. stakrtnq .--;:.~*. - .... - ~ CANADIAN I - CLUB 97 OT. IMPORTED .- V, . -1 I _- i n 4 "iI. -_~ T7' N-Do 'I I C 4f .Inl_-,,.A $ PACKS OF B 99 .— 67 L"" ,QT. . . - so PETRI 'TA DI t WIII IMULL HulL 4!1~-AII U GAL. -. 5th `_*__ -. -'-- ' - - IF= 4 - /: _ _ i -r- , 'i::. - I ---. -.. IF-2." '1. .- -. __ - - j - -'- ----..--- I . - ABBY: For three montN worked as . it part-time 5ccretary II a lawyer. I quit 10 because I felt rather uncomfortable about certain things ___________ Dear Abby his clients. Alm, I know that he owed people a lot of money and INIONTANA - -'-. ' V ''' -. o- . W I am - Mrs. Margaret Foote bakes treats in her kitchen which her neighbors in Bram Towers get to enjoy _ - - -_- . - :':...'''._ STAY WARM & COZY I told him that he had a girl about trivialities. friend but that he didn't want me to know about her. I can't Everyone has a problem. What's understand why' I've always your%? For a personal reply, write to ABBY- Box No. 61700, L.A.. Calif. encouraged Joey to find a nice 90069. Enclose stamped. %#If. girl. lie is old enough to n1arTy addressed. cirivelcipcit, please. WITH General Electric 4 '' ' I have four married children Because I felt that he wasn't - A Saute onion in oil add aiiushroonis, then green pepper and seasoning. Cook about 5 minutes Add tomatoes and eggplant — stir well and cook about 20 iiiiflutes. Good servcd either hot or (01(1. * ~-_ -. CENTRAL HEATING CALL PLUMBING £ LL HEATING. INC iDoy 5 Sanford 322.6562 _____ . who have all brought their dates here for me to meet. What could be wrong? When I hint, I . 4-l ",— on the up and up, I quit. r, : I W ____ \ \ votes at a penny a vote. All money collected will be used to purchase air conditlocing for the Greater Sulord Chamber of a 4-month-old baby son and Commerce Building. To eater, contact Anita Williamson, 711 full-time job to support us. I ongwoo Civic eague A K I Hears Art st d __ i Longwood Civic League met Avenue, Winter Park. Contact president; Cindy Taylor, for Its first meeting of the new l.c'thii Fawler to confirm corresponding secretary: year on Jan. 6. Ieservmtinns Helen Sharpe, recording Guest speaker was S. G. secretary; Marion Barvinski, Miller of Fern Park, her- Photo Exhibit treasurer. ticulturtst and painter. Miller The meeting was held in the 'I'v,o ainre weeks remain For gave a talk and presented slides home of Ms. Barvinski where a of many different types of the public to view the pictorial covered dish supper preceeded .hujtat of old Sanford loaned to flowers and of his paintings, the meeting, Twenty' five the henry S. Sanford Museum many of which are copies of members and four guests at. well known portraits and l.il)r&,' by W Vincent Sr. tended. scenes, both local and taken Basedon the increased at during his travels to other tcndwli'C at the Museum, the Children's Theatre public reception of this exhibit countries. has been excellent. The 1976 Rollins Children's The needs of a local faintly ''tiElr viewing 16he exhibit Theatre opens Jan. 23 with a were brought to the attention of housed in the East Wing, area production of (he Chinese the club by the local American resints are urged to take the fantasy "ImdOfThe Dragon." Legion. The club voted is donation to them and a check time to %'ICW the life of General Performance dates are Jan. 23 ssas given to the l.egion's henry S. Sanford which is at 7 pill.; Jan, 24 at 1, 3 and 7 hOUsed in the West Wing. p.m.; and Jan. 25 at 2 p.m. representative. The Museum-Library is open This year the performance New by-laws will be ready for the next meeting. New to the public free on Wed. will be held out of doors in the requirements will then take nesdav, Friday and Sunday open courtyard of Strong hall on the corner of hlolt Avenue effect regarding membership from 2. 5 jim. and French. and the use of the building. Reservations for all perPlans for a money raising Audubon Society lonTlances may be made by project were discussed. MI Seminole Audubon Society calling the Annie Russell plans were tabled until the next will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at Theatre from 1 to 5 p.m. at 646regular meeting on Feb. 3. Florida Power and Light 2145, Monday through Friday. The executive board will uildIn 301 Myrtle Ave.. . . iii ciu meetonaar LI, 421 '2 1)111 Sanford, 'John B. Smiley of library Building. DeBar>' will speak on "Gem Business Women Members (if the Sanford Pilot ('lob and their co-pilots will Orlando's newest chapter of llle('t Jan, 2.5 For a tour through the American Business Women the I 'a lasek Foundation. Winter Assodation, Orange heritage Park. They will meet at 2:45 Chapter, elected and installed tim. at 611 Osceola Ave. After its new officers on Tuesday. the tour they' will have lunch at They are: Jen Iseli, the holiday house on 'lorna rwcsltlent: Elese Sanford. vice ,. -- - WEDNESDAY THRU TUESDAY DELMONICO STEAKS Box of 13 6-oz. or 12 7-01. steaks - k 4. 75 Should I break off with him costs when they travel to be . - i . , 'IW Pure Ground Beef ~ $ 89 2 lbs . '- • ':-, C 69 I lb. ,-" 'Stick Bologna ,- I a- U? - '. . , .1 ,1.. .... . '..,' F ' f)' SVt I ,.4t, ,g* -- ,.. j L' $375 , i''.. .' .,t-'Z ,';'4 ..., •. #'-&7. ;~ - i_~_ ,, '4 'K'1'' . --' , .&/"'j.i L3'i1.' . _rt::,., Ii-t'7 i"';;I I 'J"t".r"fI'' r.',. - W. '.L'! :,. . ., 4 ,. . '- ."•.' 1 , . . U; 'i - I' ,,.. - r, ' - n-... .- i,,. ,. - ht 'a't", 50 , .t.;,.,, - .s. -, '' - , if ,,,_ Sam's Portions BEEF-LAMB-PORK-POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK SHIRLEY MILLE'fl' 8349212 Forest City If We Don't Have What You Want We'll Order It P HONE 322-2374 Altamonte Spririq", HILDA RICHMOND 574 3161 to I NEW HOURS: MON-SAT. 9 to 6 - ::" -, - -_,. -' -. 5L'i,'* .' I /_r i,,, *'\' 4#" j fi I'i •.b -, , - . ',, . . .-.'.. ' - .a' - N v',-. ' - J.-'tL .2 i' ..'., 5. East 4 -- ....,4, ,. ,a '' 9' ~al 23 Altamonte Springs Long...cx1 . b_I-cl ._':.; 301. each 4 01. each Fop. , ç."3fr t, .'L L4z .T.i.. pi1us RUTH TUECH 8,349?'? Deitona • '7 N '-.., S H I R 1EV MILL E IT R34 9 212 Casselberry Winter Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs -. .,w,.e4..! ". - '. lk 1' 5 lb. Chicken Breasts Call f ody: - ' U- I . .x •#* ;'I.i-. 4i!.4*1I? - 7' # r-"2_ , •,, .. •J ' 4 ''' • I - ' ,1.; .,4.jr!5 . . -! - '. r 24 Breaded Veal tt'$i. TM gai - -C ..itvr .,qIr r*s a " ' .-' ' ,'_4.e_.s , ,' p..) '' ' 4 '.,i.flv..' ' ,_ 4 ~ -. M'* "'' ,''L"' FREEZER SPECIAL 32 Pure Ground Beef Patties ., r( ', I ..r - "M.'; ov, ..1'.'-L,T , 1,_'*4 '(' 't',' I.Ft.J "t( r "t ''" 5 lbs. -. -. ?'. '' ptn - _- it:-j;.. p r-ç")iTt -i i'\t"' ,:- fl- ,0?-'; ' 41/'., 5 lb. Center Cut Pork Chops hoscs W11 [*0 ' ,,,.,P#,( rLc'"I" -' "i,,. .a I thitten"higs TheJcorneWcjor1 ' ?_'t,t"'.r 6. - - I.,. 4-5Ibs. PL _, T1 ' ..( ' ' I-f~ rt all bad.... "~,a~~'-- ,,,• .1 .,'t / _,.J IIIt , _ , -_ L4-i____ t) "-A,' 4z_ -' Neckbones ~fresh — i 'pj,i Ifl I rie rpeigkborhood? ~ Po, ,.~ * —_ to forgive him, saying he didn't Sanders. inean to hurt tile, and because I Accoriding to Nis. Sanders, can't count the chances I've but will assist his family tneet given him already. transport, food and lodging k - "w1• Fish Fry To Aid Cancer Victim love him I give him ancther money raised will not pay chance. Mathews' medical expenses, '7 '. ____C.. ' Tohung get toupthe very BrtarclIIt St.. Sanford. "thUr Miss Valentine" wifi be annoced much onpoint, a guy'I'm who The titizen.s of DeBary plan with their son at the Clinical is to hold a f ish fry Feb. 8 at Crows Center at a social to be held Feb. 14. "Little Miss Valentine 1975 was in Bethsheba, Leslie Downer, pictured above with Chamber Manager Jack '10 lie's a real great guy until he Bluff Marina, S. R. 44, DeL.and, Maryland. homer left and Roadrunner Russ Williamson. starts drinking, then he gets to raise money to aid the family The committee hopes to have terribly mean towards of 15-year-old cancer victim, Feb. 8 declared "Ted Mathews everyone — including me. He John 'Ted' Mathews of DeBary. Day." A $2 donation will gain wants to fight, and he says a lot Committee admittance to the fish fry, "all of t hi ngs for which he is sorry organiz ing th e fish members fry include the f ish you can eat," and afterwards, e e Paul Bennett, Sue Pierce, participation in dancing to When he's sober he begs me Homer Goodman and Helen continuous country music. Pilot Cltib . 2 (__ 1 .. .,.. - I medium eggplant, pared and cut in . inch cubes lb. fresh mushrooms, cleaned and sliced i medium onion, sliced thin I green pe pper. cut fine I tsp. salt ' tsp. pepper i tsp. sugar II : cups fresh or canned tomatoes t uisp. corn oil stise girl and quit seeing him Do you think he's ashamed of Now the problem is this: I right now. Tell him that Al" me?Orcoulcihe beashamedof \....,. 'T'l plan to look for another job, but TElL be has solved his drinking the girl' Please help me 1' & ' what do I put on th W e application problem you sill pick up Mhcrc -' -' :: blank w he 11EAItIL re It says, The QU left oft. No one "outgrows" / , . reason for leaving your Job. DEAR IlFtRThiCK: Don't ' % If I put down, "For pe rs alcoholism. Suggest he call try to figure It out. 11 Joey's onal Alcoholics Anonymous, and if I sounds as thoug h relationship develops he's as 'gnat" as you say bets, It +i%la he made a pais at me, Int o a n yth ing Sri he will. I 1 t , isn't true know soon enough.Meanwhile. 1 DEAR ABBY: I ear CUIFN, N.J. quite "hinting.' Joey is old old widow, own ;ny own home -_ I)EAR CLIFT e nough to Ike his own life But -_ ON: Why not and have my !;5-year-o ld son no excuse for his lying say that you were not happy ithe youngest lying with me. —. i \" \j ith the wor ki ng "co nditions," Joey has always been a good CONFIDENTI,%I. TO C. TrkowityRotrunnersC.B. Radio Club will again holds Little which YOU weren't! boy — tr u th f ul and a steady Not until we tall victim to a real DEAR AIRY: I am 16 and sorker Miii Valentine" contest. Girls ages 4 - 14 are eligible to collect very mature for my tragedysoierea1je how much age. I have i ma? coupon ole Sheets.. Save! Jan -i i Limit 6. ___________ N~11 1 for flagrant effon as well as a random selection of returns for more intensive preaudit Separately state i I1 og6g& :. -%---I I 49c F;b*r Deductions vary according to youro job and individual circurnstances, but certain ones are virtually universal. C PAPER Limit 2 Popular 151 CANDY BARS Wide Tuck Cello FOR 24H 976 _____________ No astateinhiiyuuirv 1976 .-1 k. w MISS VALENTINE &W ____________ • audit were chosen on the basis coniputirsio; 1 9 27 I .- 1S" coit 1R.'.. C without coupon Sixty-nine per cent of the audits resulted In assessment of more taxes. The returns selected for The state sales tax pr ovides one exception to the general rule requiring receipts tobad up deductions. The IRS providesatabletocomputcyour & — _____ 1a ! FOR ' 00 I • 0 2 go U LLE9 W0U NOTEBOOK \ In the friost recent year. the tS audited 2,465,ODO returns or 2.55 per cent of all returns ffled. regutrauon k 5-1n. x 8-In. WhIte! 1.21-24, ______ 4:, - sdar deduction. Of cmm, all three categories generally require some sort of substantiation if you're tible. I .vititCut (0POfl 49 I putt 63c L , " III[,&iIII1 , ______ posWetodairn bo th adlustrnents to Income and because Ws .1. A ~ * 1.21-24, 1976 t-I 2 Limit 4.. Jan 21 24, 1976 PADS tch Bridge or Pinochle 11 (IUCIIOn or dtibl 0 CARDS ib .-' ' is -- Porsonal Tax credits can include a tax credi ts while still using PLAYING F_ 4. - . N O - _ - V one job to anothero or a transfer O~K Another son said that Joe), energy we have spent worrying -. __ - , EtifPLANT ('ItEoLF: Mix i ('up hroin sugar 2 tbsp. fluur i tsp. salt I cup dark Karo syrup Beat in 2 cgg. one at a time Stir in ' cup milk 1 cu p pevan.c I Isp. %anilla '11160 IIIIIIII ('tip choppe d parsley I cup m il k I' a tsp. a1t tsp. pepper Mix well and shape into loaf, Put a few cloves over top. lte I ('UP sour cam with following mixture; In a large skillet, melt butter, I ((p elder vinegar Saute mushrooms and onions S 1 cup brosn sugar minutes, Stir in sour cream, I tbsp. dry mustard parsley, salt and pepper and Bake in 350 degree over about cooked noo(les. heat through in 3 hours, skillet or bake in casserole until hot. l'KC1%N l'lK 'i ' 00 28 01. Bottles Non.Relurn Limit 6 Jan. 21.24 COUPOfl -- and makes a good salary. __ __ Lately, Joey as started 0 Abigail Van Buron, 132 Lasky Dr., .1 / Beverly Halls Calif 92I2 for Ab I . To start off with, my boss told the next time he gets d come home at dawn, lie says by's booklet "H to, Write Loners ru if ,",s-' me when I answered the phone stay wi nk, or he's been working late, but I for All 3cca51o35.' Please enclose a th . sdaddreied, stamped (20 , jq( i~irr' him and hope he know he hasn't. Why should he Y i . C, to say that he wasn't In. It outgrows his drinking problem? cent) envelope. ' I" _r ' 2 - - seems I lie to me' had to constantly he to Ile keeps promising he will __ -- # or 1 lb u!ot .'po" Róc 4 ,I CANNED 1 1 1;I .1 ;' No, - . . COCA COLA 3 FOR P so . L_ __________ Liquid Disinfectant, 24-Ox. to QIU*k 1 It - -.. .. & , __- 101 - . . '-% -,% " - ----• Ex -Boss Puts Secretary In Bind DEAR 7~ hWi ,J,.iii though, be careful to distinguish between straight de- __ - L ! __ 11010111;111.1 ______________ Tlrl_= ~1-7 13t I Facial, Limit 1 Jan. 21.24, 1976 146 Jan 2124, 1976 .4-m*-,- -. ___ - 11~ :~ . KLEENEX TISSUE Just Wonderful LEGS r. 6 PANTYHOSE fl- - - -- __ iii:ie - $ first. If they total more than ci- - WOMEN & -~ Imm=~M A 0 0 r''.... There have been a lot of Add Flour mixture and 2 t. smiling faces and satisfied sour cream alternately to appe tites in Brain Towers, creanwcl fluxture. Sanford since Mr Margaret F)te arrived thcL' aliiiit Spread half of hatter in tube three years ago. pan; cover with half nut mixEvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 21, 197-1B 'I still haven't learned to ture. Spread rest of batter over cook in small amounts, -this and cover with remaining people around here get a lot of nut mixture. Rake' at 350 skyline hom('. And she has Ile silliliI hand-outs!" , . Mash three large ripe degrees about 50 minutes. bananas. Mrs. Foote, who is originally enjoyed ever)' day in it. Double this recipe and put in Mrs. Foote has two suns, one Froiii Cleveland, Ohio, lived for Add flour mixture and 13X9 inch pan; cut in quarters, 11 years during the depression in De troit, Mich. and one in bananas alternately to creamed This freezes very well. on a small farm in the Ohio Darien, (4)riJ1,, and five irafl(I- mixture; and 1 cup chopped countryside. "There's when I children all college pecans or walnuts, IIOTSALAI) le ar ned to cook," she says. gd1ts, she adds with pride. Bake at 350 degrees for 50 to (Ii U 'KEN OIL TURKEY When It co mes to cooking, 60 minUtes, "The re was always a crowd to •' I'oute scs, '1 just use Makes 1 loaf. iced, uswiIly eight or 10." ! cups cooked meat She a nd her hus ba nd moved what I have on hand. Every 2 cups ('hopped celery to Centr al Florida about 12 time it's a little different, but it COFFEE, '. cup almonds or 1 years ago and lived in a (railer alwayssecmstoturnoutgoo(1" can sater chestnuts 11cr Banana Bread and Coffee park in Tavares for nine years. Make First afl(I Set a.sidc: s, tsp. salt are favorites in Brain 6 tbsp. butter Mrs. Foote stayed on In the 1 cup ma)onnatse 1 cup brown sugar trailer alter the death of her Towers, 1 tbsp. lemon juice When she's not baking, Mrs. 2 Isp. cinnamon husband, thinking she would 1 tbsp. grated onion Foote enjoys playing bridge. 1 cup chopped peratis never ifiove. Mix :nIl lelt in baking dish. But then sh visited Sanford She is a member of the First Creammi the first three Cover with crwThvd Potato chips with friends who tstre mo'.'ing United Methodist Church. ingredients; add nuts and mix. to which cup grated sharp into Brain Towers. "I saw how "And as much cooking as I Then cream together: cheese has been added. Rake at light and br ight the apartment do, 1 (10 love to go out to eat ' cup shortening 100 degrees until heated tabout was and the beautiful view (she whenever! get the chance," she 'a cup sugar Fit III 20 minutes). lives on the twelfth floor) and add.s. tj tsp. sail was ready to move in the same BANANA 11I1EI%1) I tsp. vanilla 11AM LOAF' clay." ('ream together ' CUP Add 3 beaten eggs and mix. Her wish caine true a lot shortening and 1 cup sugar; add sift together: 2 lb. smoked ham, ground sooner than she expected — less 2 eggs. 2 cups flour 2 lb. fresh lean than a week later, in Fact, she Sift together 2 cups flour, I I tsp. baking powder pork, ground placed a deposit on ier present tsp. soda, tsp. salt. I tsp. baking sodc z cups bread crumbs By G. DA VID WALI.ACE Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON tWi -- rrt The Week 1 Neighbors Se Itemizing Deductions Co u- ' IU ' Save You Money A -.;-=-=7~--~-,7~~~~-~-17~-Z--Z-7-~.~--?~ Wednesday,_Jan. 21. 1976 You And Your Income Taxes dileninia o ver -. .--.-.--. — , 4 ; r L -" - " -- �__ —~ - - _ • _ -. .' . . • - - : . . 6 •• , .. . S . _ . . - L - :.. • • - •- ••- • . 9. — -' - - _____________________________________________ .-,- -,. - Wedn.sday,Jan 21, 197k BEETLE BAILEY 2 __________ Gifts Mort Walker _ _ Puuii 1 Answer Ic' Preous_________ j I9LI 'i I N ( ~~U' ~ ~~ P_g Cg4T E J; ACROSS 3 - 1~ 4'__12 .0 1,45 1,11- 12 Gibbon 13 Al this place 55 Falser 1 I 0 ., ,~_ - I I.; I . 01 L • Or I Art I'm ') tLe ( WHATA E3L I•1\ nickname Sonsom .L' I 44 Globes 45 Heal t h resort 47 Sleep;ng furniture 3 1E?UT 29 Biscuit 30 Strong wind 7 Anatomical 38 Grazing held 40 All (German) ! E9 1 E 2 33 Dirigible 4 5 I .1 6 9 i.4 ° iICK, R B- %'S. ) OR AT LEAST) THE A YE / I . I 4 - 4V -10 O' C-14,0CERIES YA cor HERE, ELMEK / ~/( - mlt,urm! I t EXPECT Me To EVEWYMNe tS I SO EWMSIVE. 'I CALL ACAIN! 0 1 H", N I k-,/ It \ , -1I 5 IN I il ill _% I I' LL WAL.K ON Ill - • *_ it 4 AND I too 1 ( 1, & — ------ i I . liti - Iii I ii . .~- SCIL S POP TROP-4Y, HOLLYHOCK Ir C I ifZ ,V _S -- T — - A NU C L . ___- ~ --- _ -1 ___ by Bob Montana — - YCXJ KNOW, THEY SAY THE // / \ / YES. ~ THINK I'VE # I UMBP,ELLA,AF.V FOUR PEOPL I - —____ r. j_jj E _____ - 11 /. 1 /, about half, Also since aspillin rids to decrease the normal I u- 4, i, .4r t-: ff A _-_ a IL' wiffir THAI' F_ o____9_- . %~."I — 0 1 12; ~~GJ1170$ .. .r i ml~Tli MAY IASK? ill 94P I CARNIVAL - F71tU,'45$w - JZ , - . - 5 . - I -- -1 - " " , _-.:. . 1. _.. I 1 11 1wo T-----;t 1~1 -' i ___ _____ 400 J I . L / / _____ At ' - ~ ow V I%q us oil C"I / 1-Z I - .1 -.- . _ XT - .--------------.. - -. • I Chuck $ LS. 68 ______- ,; ,_ Chuck Roasts I ___ W LB. $1.28 - . ____ _________ 1, CECNJ.R LB Sirloin Steaks ______ ______ ' T Bone Steaks I i I __________ .. '41 1 T __ BLADE LB.$2.68 s C Steaks _ -___-____: — 1968 I F Beef Short Ribs A 411111111iff ;J i 4 - V LEAN L.- T. Bone Steaks - -.-- .- - Round Bone Roast - 08 - - - ______ .- -_ - __ __ - . __. - 71 - .-7__ - ar J UI TI I I '. - - . ., — • - NA, Strip Steak [•J top of the carrot upside down so that the folded part is ufl(lerntath Re peat the per.ItiontmtshouhaI l2ntit S BONELESS ESS LB. $ Assorted Chops ______ M ... -.;I - . _______ QUAR TER. . - - - F- LOIN LB 1117 v-:-.; f'- WHOLE 10 In. Cut Beef WE'LL CUT & FREEZER WRAP I S Snrv Shortenna r 291 FROZEN SLICED SKINNED& DEVEINED Beef Liver LB. 2S To 30 Lb. Avg. Wt. IL BS. OR MORE LB. Cube Steaks large saucepan • I t Green Beans bby 14c shith •itiumnul1itid in the platter around the fillets) \(J(J M • Kraft Mayonnaise QUART 1 18c LEAN • urex De1ergen. 42 02 PKG AND USE THESE COUPONS -"`"t~;1,11 HEAD - • - I. -. I , .'' ' $1 *28 15 4'. - - 1r-_4-'y-_r?,i.?-" - 'L 4- 6X. V; _~ r C-1. a -f .w-!7_-.t-.'-'1,' - I ,_ - .. t '~~;~".: -, - -k,-,, -., '$ I.. - - 4J*ill ~- '_ ~ t~V 4 - **41' -:- -~ , 413. r-4.1vt 1 .. " , - L n 110~~_~ it' * , , .- liit~A - COPELAND LUNCHON MEAT 69c c LYKES REGULAR OR BEEF 98c 12 OZ. PKG. Bologna __ I R, -1-4'4 -.*II S ~;, X kv — 1, r-tkiOV ~ t; V ~1 I . A ,,' I I I - -, I , _., J • •. I Ham Slices CEPITER CUT POUND STAMPS • - M - $ (/% . ',t 88 POUND LB BAG 59c ' X1 ,1 , - - -_ lt'. ,~~,F,rp;-Tt~434_1,-K,,- __ ') 5_4 by Garry Trudeau ,11 )7ff PIZ,rwarx rvoiz L. . '" 7 NF,WPOj/NE Aow ) 7D AF SR- PAQ '4f 5- /SQ1 I Jilliti 4 Fruit Coffee TOP VALUE STAMPS . WITH PURCHASE OF WITH PURCHASE OF POTATO CHIPS Jan 7?7 Coupon Expires LE 39c FRESH UNSHINE VANILLA HYDROX COOKIES 5'-,, ourice Package scalloped potatoes 1 iuttIiuni onion thinly Mullet TOP VALUE STAMPS . - r) L SLICED FRESH TO YOUR ORDER .i ; Sea TroUt L B. 59 DRESSED FROZEN Coupon Expires Jan 25 I7S ? /( t.-f ) I , =..k - __ - i V - ~V,)% I - I ~\ 1) 1 2 cpstxiilin water Smelt I o-ounre ( A FROZEN draincil and cut int(, 47- CLEARFIELD WHITE0rYELLOW 1 )LB FILLET 98c r-t 98c "I SSS S55 -5 -. .5:- 5S SS 7S5.S 5 ---- - 55S 5 5555555. SS.:jS 5 -- -r55. -5- ur.- -- U-- - -- - -.r rr -5-- -5 - - HOT! LEG or BREAST QUARTER - -- - .. - •1 1. -. _ - - - - TOP V 5 .-. - . Into ;Ili tingreased oblong - - -- -Ss5TSr -_ 35C Var*ety Pack - ..- -Z . -_ 1. 1. , . . .0&, - - ",:~~ - RA -4 't I4 1 I ,..o,,t:-7,,_,r.'~:,.I- cA. '.0Ptr1Zz;-V, POUND .. - X-115; - LB1*38 CARDINAL SLICED - 7 , 1_e ..I I _'' & - 0 ir ,1knig ?.~ .-- '.V_-_- - 'p i;l., ,w:~ J- I -u--. - - Cauliflower •. W_, - ,, VI __!,!~~, 7 . • FOR EXTRA i-12, -=?~.,tEPJ - - . _ .- $ 61 3 I i~~ 7ar wgc :~~_T:q __1 1~# F_~~_ __ &~%__ z_- - Gwaltney Big 8 L APP es ROC U 4-_- . - vrZe 41- HEAD - - T:;,-r, -_1 ~-_~Y .f -,r - V-. --, ,-* - -` " 1 I ,__~V?Vn, . _r-_ _ . _Z_..;Z _. --S..;J__ 7 :;", . .,Yjj~~-.-_ _:fAC! A___ = A. . w r ah riw % _ ~_-20rext r v. ' HILLSIDE PRECOOKED R LB. . ______________ ______ LB. $ less IDA140 BAKING Kraft Grope Jelly I I Bacon •. 10 OZ. CAN 1 88 I SW68t Potatoes Si LB - .-"-j Steaks Sa sage I FROZEN FLORIDA Campbell Tomato Soup CLIP 1 Pork I - - _,,~---_-, - Ice - Bluebird Orange Conc. CENTER CUT LB. 6 I h 'N LI A F - Ii.48 Ii 12 OZ. CAN i 7 LB 38 , mosta Soft Drinks minutes. I At this point you may $ CUT OS I HALF GALLON .-.-- - PS R' C 99C 4202 CAN C • MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK $ 98 3 LBS OR MORE LB. Ground Chit k ARMOUR * TE3 TENDER R the crewn. bring to a boil and simmer awber 5 minutes. Check for seasonings, as more sall and pepper may be needed Add remaining butter bit ' - .- -_ _ - - -. ' USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE CARD 88c . - .... ____________________________________ f . .;_., - s • _. - ,_,---; _- 1 ______ - --- .__._ - ,_ - __________ e28 LB. $138 - i _____ • • ,j- II I ___- I -Lr_-~-,._7- --.--.z---- __ . - I1., llg=*-Z---.,- -. I I.M--, _r,01MMM != 9.28 LB, 1 1 I N LB. $1 *28 LB - ---- __- __ - - - :. _. - _—Z _____--____-_ _-_ ____ —Z ___Z_____ L B. Club Steaks __ - -_ Sirloin Steaks Sirloin $ ROLLED J' I —_ BONE BONELES S 4k - _,,% - --.~._.4_J- ~:. Californ .a Roasts i:t• .-.. CUT 9.78 Round Steaks L$1998 D Delmonico Steaks utiil - - 1-11 T 11. [ . - _f. ,;Zgt~~~__-. 7 INCH STANDING Roasts . 1 ; .1 -, - I . . I -- — -1 __;_ - ,- _. __ ..- _. 1_ I- ECONOMICAL FLORIDA BABY BEEF - . 41 - = Z- __--. - ______ - - 72~ - _- __C - - -ic, . '• ' .011SK R10b - - --- qL. - __ - ~ - ,a- __ _- - _ ;11 --_. . .- I . - -- I ______________________________________ —1 i~. - _j ,_1';!7 r - — - 6' - Prices Effective Jan. 22 To Jan. 28, 1976 fillet is coated with the sauce. Serves 8. 1 ,0 -- . place add SO that the butter blends stll sth the sauce Sere ltuiIiH (U1itLl) lii SIWL ti(h ______ p 0 ____ r2rh'. _t~V~ L L -t i ,Ahisk to avoid himps. Bring toa ing. Address your letter to me in care of this newspaper, V 0. BOX 1551. Radio City Sta. I - ide b) side on top of Afix together the flour and .1 tablespoons of butter and add to - 0 0 I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEE K and reduce tu ill In high heat I ___- c--- p IOU SANFORD camt into boiling water. bo)jI for I minute. (train and sprinkle n top of llot.s. Spread t lettuce leaves (in the table and plau I tabltspoon of the inushroorns in the center of each leaf. Roll 2 pims of fish 4O1egrceoenfor8toIOmnn utes I j _: . _.'-:r- - . Lift the packages to a ser ving i Platter. Keep warin ina IWde- ____ - &A. 0 ! garnishes in a — -- :. 1. 1-&%, " -,A -. - - ( ; FRIENDLY FOLKS I TC ()%fl Pl4ice the juices and I - SHOPWITHTHE wine and vertivitith. cover with a piece of phirchinent Imper and bring to a boil on top of the Mov e; thn place in preheated I ~ 1 / . - - -.11--. 4W 5 .,t' 7:- - " " k 1 i -s .... ri k11 -- - -. -- - - . ______________ ,: = • f I - T - &_ -. . outer ' tigiit, one again.st the other, 01% :0 'k~ . • I For more information on cholesterol send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 1-2. X#Ii/iLAT ,~ .,. I __ - ---%Vv- __________________________ 1. _r"f14 F Va the large flicans that the filletsare rolled w proper siay. ) o c luce leaf on top of the fillets by Dick Tumor / _____ -......... ~~ ):;7tiIflts f I i ______ s on tk oulside Ihuis ressed DOONESBUfly ASSIUAN& ST Y 11 ______ Xipp ii AU-0W 4 TOWN! r sweet %trflututh the whitest part of the flesh (Do you have a question wouldn't be enough ammuni. for the experts'7 Write "Ask tion to score 12 tricks. Hence, the Jaccibys" care of this his three-club bid was an el- newspaper, The Jacobys will fort to find out what sort of answer individual questions two spade bid North held if stamped self-add When North jumped to four envelopes are unclosed The sp3des South felt he uld af most interesting questions lord Blackwood and when be used in this column North showed one ace, South and wil/ receive copies of went to six, JACOBY MODERN) if To • lA tAuIAkrrALI\ — S the inwshrooins. (Be sure that this is a fairly safe and good A 116Wr79EVZ(,,c , J• $V -- - - L . cther 12 - into litniiii,o, iiiil-"!C,._i._.g d iluiet partner would hold both missing ac and where there Just usually not important corn plications that have occurred, in fattY-cholesteroi deposits TUMBLEWEEDS AX?NSEPAlP ' hands where his somewhere may play. the body s Formation of Blood Fats Atherosclerosis choleteroI and the forma tion Send a long stamped self. of certain blood fats inolved addressed envlope for mail &RoRD WRY -: /j holding ,,, - — IJ( --_______ .-- - ---:-- taste __________________________ teaspoon ptpper . Drop the disturbing feature He could diamond which someone the possibility irritating your stomach or causing nausea, You might b,e wise to 0ro. r4 y . -._-_ i - I South had a perfect hand to you should pass playing any use Black ood except for one system except the "'forcing 1 suspect our dactor wants possible use of ordinary aspirin to prevent heart at Will. GiVt . -I 3& 11 4% , i,•., ,. ----. Paws 4A Pass headache, fatigue and even Muscle cramps occur. No one knows exactly how Atromid-S works. Its action is apparently on liver function. Z . gratii, di.sh "iOi 2 Liblespoorts oi (lie butter,ind sprinkle with the An Illinois reader wants to 1 know if vou should respond one spade to partner',; one The anser to tha' affects liver function and has to be discontinued. By followIng the patient properly the doctor can tell this. FRANK AND ERNEST GREETING CARD%9 I • I ~ _____________________ - 11 I recent enthusiasm over the Medicine and the rare and I i AM salt h k iiii uinsLiotl -- Sfelt .1 tablespoorL% of butter in , saucepan and add the inwshrooni,s, I, te,L~poi(pn s~jlj and 1. teaspoon pepper. Cook until all t1w liquid rendered by laying a forcing club " think people taking 1here may be a good ex. planation for this. Atromid-S also decreases the tendency of the blood to clot. This anti. clotting action may be useful ~ hunter until tender PRICES IN — MEAT A IN 1 co.ol Pasi Pass Pass 1ng 12* clotting mechanism tOo, I tacks. " A 943 Pass 2 A Pass sour meals to help minimize / - . spade lead was taken in his own hand. Then he ruffed a heart, came back to his tund with the ace of clubs, ruffed his last heart. led a club to his king. drew West's last trump you to take the medicine with 1-21 / - 11 m Ost cases in low ing the ment as not related to lower if - - of anticlotting medicine (blood thinneru reduced _____________ / ill I ,0 ,-0.,I ~;- 09 A i 2:11111101111 I and r lyOU niow have ' 14) with 1.2 tea. spoom of Salt and 1 4 teaspoon of *Qlozzzzvxzz •JzxAz Atromid.S s a popular medicine and it is helpful In art at. tacks in young men taking E 155OT M THINK FAST TOO 60 . I 4862 nausea and e stools, cx There have been some cess gas formation and a enthusiastic reports of dominal distress. Rarely ADUI - - - W towel 8IRI remove the truini'lt Ili-it forms the hardest part of the sten, or each leaf. Cut rach fillet into halve ~ lengthw ise. discarding the strip a little hones that separates the West .North East South (-~\ ; 1 11 El -_ THE LEA NEST to a boil a am and let boil for i minute. Cool immediately undir ulli atir 1)rs . I : May need to have the amount lowering cholesterol, the more significant question of whether doing this with medicine prevents heart at. . . L11"""`1Iii.iiii,i, • will . slivered ultil glaze i1monots ____ 1I"7°011our hI problems so he led dummy's 07 should be wary of taking any ment is also used eliminate obesity and to help lower the significant amounts of aspirin Ofl their own blood cholesterol levels - -.-. cup I singleton heart. His king lost SOUTH a -^I- ~Z~'.)— EAST users is that it decreases the READER - it is not recommended t _ _____ 1' "'JV111 , - ' I - cup ho,iling water I, I cup tin, white wint. South went up with dummy's king Of spades at trick one and noted the fall of the jaek from East. He also noted The one big precaution to use unless dietary manage_____ - ___M _ ___ -, I L ...-=-,--,. ak:47-_;1 VIt ; __ To YOU! 'I (U toasted inch wide I celery tintil but!er is inelted Add lishsng ater and on Sim cut J t( ()lfl 21 WEST ,4865 medicines and Atromid S )OU I'M THE SHORTEST OSJE N THE CLASS. MUS LOOK LiP I J %MI &QJ7 mMicines that help the body - by Al Vermeer OUR CLASSMATES 11 os U I) NORTH IDI Most, medicines there is a list I have never had any reac. lion from taking it and have my cholesterol checked once a y-!ir or :o. f .%..., 'y AT BRIDGE I can also harm it DEAR ANOTHER WIN ______________ I as long as your arm of things meals' • Skillet bIrndt1 with 2 tablespoons low heat, stirring I to 2 carrots.- depending ater I el--i IN , Potat(w — - - meals instead of with the d - _-- 1_. I --'.-. . - ____ -_ 1 4arch mixture wid ((ilik, w.cr 1 (.11 stir togethe r the bu tt er an d (j 1iothulnerable Could it be more 11 Ct ! — Lamb doctor three times a da'y ana it has helped. I watch my diet -- .- 4 OtOI( LIi o to 10 SILIjIOLS Use onl%liz , sears as prescribed b m I I - F'ish hIkt I Ic*aspoon cornstarch Ul _____________________________________________ I 1I I have taken it for four LJL.O'.Jr - S,,lt and pepper Pi sti:*% swecq butter any discussions today. Thry long trip you've had in mind muld unwittingly foul up the coWd bec period of time WAKE UPI % ! 11 57 writing in regard to taking Atromid-S for high cholesterol as manyare doing. Is it harml if ON HiS HEAD TIPTOE -~ , .~ ____/ L - 47 r Dr. ~ I ___ the 34Iegrce i I' 111 9 — - I Chic Young I 46 be certain others Un- n to some ng By Lawrence E. Lamb, ,NJA), I BLONDIE f 1 4 ( ~, 1 RM r*_- . to i / to . I J) 21, 1910-3B -_ Ili ;I Minch skillet over low cau °' 2 lablespo)(inv% butter or mar garine bVell until potatoes are tencler Celery Greerilleans Apples the results uS much as We Keepthcewhohasenodirect In demand this coming bear. lnterestsn)ouraffasrsoutof Sde}ourpennies, too. That — r Atromid-S Can Lower Cholesterol ( NJ I, — ________ _____________ I _______________ i I I I - I ,~ 36 derstarx! itiat each must m;,- cause you problems. tribute equally for equal YOUR IIII(THDAY rettirns. Jan.",IrOG lillitA (Sept. 2d. 23) Sotiahi) you'll be very much — by Stoffel & Heimdahl I 33 43 44 145 I Jan You . BUGS BUNNY PR ifl - joint material venture .m only bi.nd so far 1)ontgs%t un) 38 - A J if 25 26 - - A 24 35 . I /y , 1 -7 __-_ _-_ I to hers ill see through corners l'ISF(Fcb.2March2O Be I t k toda) ,? :: I U aS sns(K)th as tcovtrtd -SOIJ. Cj• Ul1IS' 2 large heaills ice~-rg lettuce the exaggeration and itreallv matter -; ~~,~ / . 9 todd) — 2l 23 Wednesday Of French Chef I If.;LSlX,oIl .I.jpallese-st)]~_SKILLET F (1 1k RY LJFS 11l-'IlN' LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Don't excellent intuition today. Don't try to top anyone's tall tales think you can see around all the 1 I - N I , --19 18 J by Urry Lewis .TE 1 17 - -. (fill. Entertairunent at home today out to do today. It will still take , i would best be restricted to a concerted effort to make the $ small, compatible group. If gears me3h, AOUARILTS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) others want to bring friends, .1 I ' — - Named For Daughter ' 14 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO ____________ _________________________________ - CflJO CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. today. push your luck, you'll wind up gripping zeroes. 19) Don't take for granted that you will accomplish all you set CANCER (June 21-July n lab ) - - I * 1 ° ° _ Evening Sanford, ------- -----— Fl i ry - try the recipe you'll find it takes 21-June 20) light and breezy that t.othir is GEh1INI 13 0 T o Claudine, when we made "Sole Claudine" we weren't surprised thrOUghdh%%hdt you Iflitiate _______ , Ix, I i -. - - --T-- (ltitSdfl(IhOfflUtt.:d es garm 8 Asian country 39 Utah Indian 13 T rr- p -p mr ter I is nanivil for the author's ix).s.silile. ll,ike uncovvred in a d au ghter . I k now III. . or Although you are energetic favor hangers-on. Nov 52 Arabian ent 54 ___________ E ( ht1( I ()tfl I Simon anti Schus- st'asitning tiis SAGI17ARIUS today, you have a tendency to be a clock-watcher. Follow 21) Nn't recoil from important 50 Split pulse 31 Single things tissue ou seasoning tiii from package 1 minutes. Utdue tkdt to :I M tumult S kiort ring Mdkes ()111 '-If th(' dishes tit the .indadd the onion rings. Add the degrees, I'lact, kippers over 4 inain-clish servings. recen tly published "A French Wiling, water and stir well to top; irnur on the cream ikjt (*her 6ooks at Iloine" by Jac. distribijiv irq, ,redients and have %%ith butter. Continue bakitig ARIES March 21-April 19) deal. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. You must base your judgm ents ) today on facts relevant to a Reward generously those 'Iven situation. Don't let your contributing to your cause today, but be &-sires color reality. very scnrninating so that you don ' TAURUS (April 20-Slay 20 t., Er M 40 Sout*iern constellation r 24 Girl's name ) 25 Dines flOmy la b , 1lman 28 Boys neme 49 Finger 35 b?IOQ 36 Epistles (ab ) 5 SWIS rivef 37 That one 6 Gifts i X0 garment 23 Snare I V Claudine Sole compound 43 Lounging 22 Doll DOWN or - - ByHERNICEBEDEOSOL 42 Organic 60 Sergeant lab,) 13 Possetsed 18 Dative lab I 20 Conclusi on an ATcHiN 1 ( ATcHltJ(o I nickname - - nciat d Pres s F (Mid F ditor r!F 9 Ever (poe, I I I Boy's 59 Pitch 32 Horse color by 57 Finished YTIF1121 58 Masculine 27 Tic be subjected to __________________ M L 17 Has gift 23 Play host to o . - 56 Lincoln's 15 Exist 1 6 Winged delivered I it Roman 9 Closed car 21 Poplar tree Q THE BORN LOSER Early 14 _____ — 53 Gefaint's wife ~ M . I _ T r, es ed Jrcfl7-n,nar'.rr z x -r.-r--w.7a-c--- - • IN 1 , t4LII if i f I..3 fl 1Cm r HORu.,ri W6 - Oth e nr -'r-,er,rr 11-cv-tfl ..rrwrrrn.s n-ra' - - - - 2 &— Evernng Heraki, Sanford, Fl - �p i I - ------- ;cvr - 48—Evcnlnç Herald, Sanlord,_Fl. Wed miday. Jan. 21, 1976 E'cungHr.id,Sanf o rd, Fl. AL :THRIFTY MAID f/ i&4I tr" 5 .i'h $5 00 or ri'o,,' )u'(hn,r .cJJdPflq tiqorrt t es V) PRICES In r,? - THRIFTY MAID HALVES OR GRIND S SLICED COFFEE PEACHES t,mi ricluding cIgnr..ttr -,-- oft PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES r(~N i,i 3 wilk $300 or iroir purcholp, 1LI,& S ricluding cigo,ete. I- NEW - KRAFT SALAD DRESSINGI 11w ONLY... •- '199c SUNDAY MIRACLE , ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS. BRIVARD, AND COLLIER pE4CHES k — STORE HOURS MONDAY SATURDAY 9 a.m. - 9 P.M. 0 Iliriftif Wetinesday, Jan. 21, ;;io—sB 9 a.m. WHIP F - 6 p.m. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY . SAIUOIO 1610 (OGEWATIE 0* ORLANDO 2161 DEUNEY ST. OBUNDA GOWN TlIAIG1.f SHOP9ING (INTER Ill SOUTH 105usD ORLANDO MI. DO*A 419 1. F I RST ST. . . CAN 2-ox. CANI f.( /)= \ W.D BRAND —HANDI-PAK PURL — LB. , Btt) , (j C 0 HARVEST FRESH SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS FLORIDA BONELESS ROAST YELLOW CORN 59 0-1 13 .289 W0 14 BEEF CHUCK ROAST BONELESS STEAKS $979 W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF V -.;: 0 DILMONICO BEEF BRAN USDA CHOICE BEEF BOTTOM ROUND r kr yRn"mn I W WI — T110 4. j ASTOR trm I ....th $5 00 or more pui(bur .• $ir 5 U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF JAN. 22-24 L 0 M47OES W-D BRAND GOOD ,j :tW TOMATOES I - sHERBET or ICE CREAM I ct ORANGES k, — H A RVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS APPLES $1 ?0 ctn Be-f USDA Grad, A heik Fro1n Round LB. Steak • L CHU CK LB. ROAST 99c Fns S'Ann ,• $199 I — ( i~;:Ii I Si.peLiand RegI0 or Sitj F.t to F ar — Fish Fillet 1 Sausage 99c . • .. . . P,,?ii F. Fish Portions. Box 99c 79C '' Liver. .. 89c 9" C C 1 PKG 69' c ~Tp 2o;it01. 99 c — q LL FOX of LUXIT / MUELL ER'S 1 PKG. I-ex t8owi: SIZ ' 89c - WILKINSON BONDED BLADES _V~ EANUT PEANUI 1 if`~ ' NS A zl BUTTER -.-_ - PKG. .:' '.:. DENTAL CREAM L - 88 SIZE BYL chaffinfis $179 400 Apple Jelly. 3 6 Mp,thq Wb.,.. Cr,prn Pcn Cornbread ANTI-PERSpj 19 $' ___ BiSIX. M Pon 0 69C P50 . . . . Flapstack OVEN LINERS $1 Coffee . . 4 Glod 89C . Trash Bags 4 ' 10cl Glad Wrap... 100 FT ROtI 25 CT . LB. 53c 67 Noodles . • . • • Bags....... 6 89' cT 53c PKG 0 -_ -. . :_. . --, - - :F. L.,1•_ -.. r r...•:. . . •; .r-- - — — -- ---- j---.-- -'— '5 rail 3 0 112C .-. i NOodks . . . . . 49c . - .: . . . - - - _--- P—ro 19 p,.c. . . Storage Bags 9 t. HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA Rondo W.,f.. 89c 5p:5 . . • • • :.: 99c Glad Food I LB BAG - I C 3n "A 10 Ti Mo,i.II Hogte 80%C Bath Tissue 4 HALL'S C COLGATE . • . . I 28-0x. JARJ - LEAF LETTUCE RIGHT GUARD ANTI-STAIN, OUGH FOR M ULA 59 3 1PKO. O.cT.$1 in POTATOES SHAMPOO ;oo.cT. $ LBS. HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING IARTHBORI1 SIWAWBERRY AND APRICOT ':;.' FEZ *12C 0 am SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY - 1.1 ____________ - b .------ DEEP SOUTH GREEN Carrots ASPIRIN • \ t... - .1 TY MAID Tfif', .'r,d SIcc DEODORANT • .-.... 79c IA-ox. 4 ________ -..!-.'.re. CHEESE PIZZA THRIF CUT CANS BAYER •.. CABBAGE 16-oz, APR10 CREAM r HARVEST FRESH GREEN MACARONI r-- - C . . HAMBURGER SAUSAGE OR *k C . qq BAG -or. — I GRAPEFRUIT APPLE PIE '1 89c ___ LBS. HARVEST FRESH ORANGES OR . POT PIES :KGS. 0otl 4 V MRS. SMITH DUTCH MORTON MINI PIES OR 3 ELBOW I mix 'ETCHU . :: 4 , 69 &j' ER CAKE -- / P HINES C . 79c , DUNCAN LO c.Iudnq r.q.ireii..l ç MORTON ALL VARIETIES \•. ALL VARICTIES TASTE 0' $EA DINNERS DONUTS Cheese Spread KETCH P 414TO 0M $129 3 CUP \\ . . GREEN PEAS 9V . P 1 ORANGE JUICE p,.i UVUUn ASTOR CUT CORN OR .• r1 ¶\ 99c — 909 1t8 HEINZ DETERGENT 6 99c ir, I I' PUREX Bog JUICE BRIDOFORD r.rirArt \ DItCRU I ASTOR Cheese Spread cd Rnnt . I lB . . . • ORANGE 89C .. Bologna ItreUUI(J? BI Rib ( Z Cr,r.e .. Olive Loaf. 0 0t - POTATOES . /Y.\ ASTOR V, 75c Cottage Cheese 95c Cheese Loaf.. P;h . 4 \ lur o Stu F qi lo F Cottage Cheese mll Sausage . . . 49c t. . w 1) Bone. In Beef Rib Steaks ers . Leg Quarters Whole Supr'hri 'd USDA G,ocje A hrih Fr:rr Fuer Li,,ot Ouori,,t Or BEEF ALL CHUCK INCLUDING 7 BONE CENTER CUT 99 41 FOR HARVEST FRESH SWEET $ 59 $199 w Brisket...... 3IKLII'4 III' ROAST 8orclpu Beef Top -va ' c 13 ---I...--' - 'j*0 1* 55 ' -• .. . - .... I TANGELOS 55C PøG Noodles..... HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA i. .. .............. . .. ..'.... - . .. , ... - :..... •.. C,., .. -. he','. ji..• Cs,,- t - , _ - .. - FOR - F .. I : -.-•..' r .., • .-. •.• ' .i ....,_r: i' .. ' -. -10 - . r .-4.s . ..' -- • , r.•F , 1. . ç. ._ . . r ,, .1 . -F-'j- • j it .w p . 1it1. ,r ;I4 ' TCREAM STYLE HRIFT YMA Ih77 " IDb! iI1 DWUfUturniiri I DIXIE JACK ARC DEL MONTE KIDNEY MASHED TAM ATA'I IIvIIu BEANS 111111111 - AS ft DARLING LARGE FAMILY • Ili a IAll I IL) 1%IT A v^rr L~---_- JUICE ___ HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA HUNGRY JO - S4, ' ''4'- r'-t p 4' MONOGR AM BREAD '11P I I .ri I RICE ç •.' "III /2s L ç t-i - _ - I . -' fii ' v I' I 1 14 151 310 Sauce /2-0Z. 4 4614 3 H 46i. CANS _ 143 KIP- t NAM Ii BAG $oo :.. f - : ! !Coffee Mate • C , - • . 4 ..V &c ' • . (-.- I if I' - ... .., -. 0 __ - ••••_ F • -, - -- .. - - p •-b • . . . • I - - . - • . . . , - - I ' - .p C -- 'I, - •• .• • • .. .. . • C , -, . I - • - -. - .- .• - *--s- I. ••,••. - - - .' .- •• 4 i : CANS F r . . - . ... ' - - -. . . . F - -- - - - ' --.• . r., - - .. - -. . - 1?. _ ------------------.. - - . - .r - - p_ - 1 • • .• 4 • -- p - - I • ,, - zt.. r : - I - F . I I - .•• - • - - ps.. - - -. . - . c%-s • . ET • A •IV.C. ....i - - - .. s lot * • . ..•-, . ii: 0 ,tFLj2.L 1 Z - • - - -. �47 ____ _____ __ _________ '--,-.-_.--.,-',-,.--".'-'.-.. .-.."-. SD-tVenpflg Herald. Sanrord, Fl, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1t7 Peard) atteçts do4,cato on a rnoäe (Latsa Paxker) wtio has been trar- Evening 600 2 4 6 9' NEWS U AS MAN BEHAVES ED DATA PROCESSING ED MY FAVORITE MARTIAN b) 2 12 CNEWS CLASSIFIED ADS ED RIN T1NT1N 2' TO TELL THE IRUTH 6 CONCENTRATION U FEEDBACK 9 WILD, WILD RLD OF ANIMALS 12 ROBERT YOUNG, FAM'LV DOCTOR EL) INTERCOM 24 ED STAR TREK 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 6: DON ADOAMS SCREEN TEST 9 $25.000 PYRAMID 600 2 12 JONATHAN WIN- 1200 2 9' NEWS 4 6 YOUNG AND REST- LESS U EL) BIONIC WOMAN Parltwsiolpronioroepigodejn wtdi Jane Sonrers, ar u a school teaCher THE V.k1 ' in tOp Secret gOn1T10nt fTS- 4 "The + State 01 the lk300 0nt1 857 ED . 2' 12' NOC NEWS UPDATE 11:30 900 2' .12' DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL Goon (George 2.. 12 TONIGHT '4 CBS LATE MOVIE "Youl N Soo MO ain' _________________________________ _____________________________________________ 4 9 New government program, Child care for as low as $7 per week, it you qualIfy )?)Si7i ______________________________ ICA 1 30 2 12 DAYSOFOUALIVES 2 12 (Tuos o) F1PST LADIES DIARIES 'EcithBolSing Wilson In 1915, Ec*th 800 CAPTAIN (AN(3AJ(JO -900 9-Good Things Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all.new series ot24.pap bookl,ts. Toordervolumes I, II and Eli, send $1 foreach, makingch,cks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newsp.r. ' widr, in IhO 3t0 HOUSO Fort years later, wl'iilo campaigrsng 'or aptance 01 the League Of Nations. the Prosi. dent suflorod a stroke and, to 4 /\ ' TURNS U (Mon 0Y) AUSTIN CI (Tuos. SOUNOSTAGE 9 R)E Are They RON 200 U (Wed, Thurs, Fri. or') ELECTRIC cOMPANY I ,,pr .,.- Only) Rita." (Fl) f.,j MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORH000 _ _______ 6 As THE '*%ORLD LIMITS (A) 4 + PHIL DONAHUE SHOW EL) SCHOOL PROGRAM- 9,; S20,000 PYRAMID MING un [)ea o n tr o s G it is said that his wife functioned as President ElIzabeth Buttons, Barbara Eden C to Eat NAVELS.GAP(! 'rui is V,' 4' I' Guessing? ' 1 'I 4 't 0r Preempted Tuos , seo 130 pm KUTANA 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT U (Mon omy) INTERNA. 6' PRICE IS RIGHT Tangelosar4Tangeqn,'j 5,3 75 Bushel Phone 373 1671 _____________________ d Is s u TALLAhASSEE (Al') - Courts are packing more crimils Uian ever into F!ori. da prisons, but a powerful leg- "I just can't feature the members of the committee, at least a mzajority of them, changing their views this Islator says gun control Is a dead tssue in the 1976 legisla- time," Ilaben added. 1ice, who has not yet filed a tUTC. bill, says he can see no hope of "You cannot have effective succeeding unless he finds a Do €1) 700 CLUB Phdt*n hosts U tcrsburg, a house leader in the ew continues to advocate legis- "flOsbOrS"axTetoIo,fxIzes OflIhebess01hrnuctry know about each Ofhem ED (vfl)ERICAR(Tues) SOUNOSTAGE (R) (Wed.) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 'T1t2:30P.M.- $1.25 ARGAINMATUVEaYDAYI _____________________ SHOW(A)L ED THE P.+JTHERS IN LAW 2 I 30 7 311.1$ 7.1.0 tO 00 + 1 2 The Best ,.. (korge C.ScoU i I ' a-a a7.r "a 'The Hindenburu _ LAKE HURST, N.J. llP-TC THIS OAY. THE TRUTH IS STILL QUESTIONED *i as Saturday payers' money. Night Specials. Rep. Richard Price, Rt. p 4; 300 12 AlIOTHER WOP,LD 6. AU. IN THE IAMILY (A) U (Mon., Tuos only) PROGJ.4 ,*,j 9 GENERA'.,, HOSPITAL V1 iJiiesIiy's et 0I voy**iu (.'i4 ________________ _____ ____ ___________________ _________________ 1LUQCY 3 S TAR RI NO GENE HACKMAN LIlA MINNELLI I BURT EYNOt.fl$ 31-Apartments -. FROM $)Ol'mo & aP 32) 0066 DAYS wto An ernployes union is charg- rv'. S - - U - - - TLAT1E °° ELLA STEV ENS 2:3OJ an act passed by the legislature last year making Lincoln's birthday a state holiday. including Spanish courtyard, privacy fenced, 71' above grOund pool, (entnal heat, air. 2700 sq t living area 553.900 - 'k _______ 4p4,','y j7 cm)1 rRfP4('l 2 bdrrn, mock houte, Kitthen equipped icwrn,j ____________________ 1 , u 1 _____________________ '" Home Improvements Roofing, Gutters 20 yrs. E*p ' ' + Plumbing 4'! N + I Ii,',,,J, t "-"r MONTHLY IrENTA1S AVAILABLE help on that Saturday job? - $135 $15() Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH Income Tax OfMrqcpandseEve!yDay TryOnei _________________________ at Five Points Phonc3fl 7543 i Lr• us Durgl,ur Prot+t Your I4om Securty lock'. Installed ____________________________ Companion Needed immediately 3 flecfrovn,, booS,'. (IC,'ifl, entr,il heat air, carpeting For rent or sale. 373 7i9, , HAULING " + RubbiSh, trash CiTiOl6I. Building clean up '123745 __________________ _________________________________ can move too into a one, LUBRICATION Includes 5 Qts. W. FIRST ST. 1801 4 SANFORD, FLA. $ 8.88 3237730 ;'r-.'..=,- 4 - 1' -•''7 ','t_ ,',, . 'ii.i.iiij '' W W W _____________________ JL,Ir,tr",'l DUPLEX 2 I - - Oil Ourner Cleaning & Service. 24 ' ., Uni,,n Inirunmnfe I Pet Care _________________ AT 5 POINTS SOUTH OF SAN FORD 831-8090 322-4884 J I ,, t -i. We flu F,jmniture USED ____ 52-Appliances EVERY Stenstrom Realty HANDYMEN- TAKE NOTICE, free e'stma'e - 1975 - _. '.'_ .- - 'J! 'l,_ ,,r,4 ('...- _- ' #' _, + !tiaded neighborhood bedroom. 7 b.ith home with rumpus room Only minutes to golf course antI will t '.ctml Pru'.wi i ...ii +s' . KEPIMOREWASHEP,PMtS, I service,useomachines MOOPIEYAPPLIANCES3?3067 - -- - __________________________ COt.OP TV,Sll l MONTH P154 tAt. PURCHASE PLAN ., i- .' , - '• ' x. -, xLi ' - v..J& . 4. '4 . ' ',," - .' %,7F'( ',)(.. .r - -"-' p t - e 'P/i: -!"(#' p A ' - ' ''. % 1' , f , " -, -. ' ,jJI. cu.T. I ..i _ "" ,,-L - ' -'./ 'i ,,,t14,, - CAR SPECIALS f, ' ' A -I,. - 1 '3*% I - •'3. 1974 ;7q li.,'(4? - *I.,. _.,,'. . '%',,uiS s7,5 -& H 3' ''v'-'C 'etm' 9.'•"4',, .s'i' , .. çrw(-' - ' s-3', 1 'I, i i":. YJ 4' '.', 4 '- "tv .. ' , . , ,M, ' , I ', 44' I , 1,. . -., ;., 'tJ 'ta' .',5 •-'. 4" ,, - 'J!";r"v-',i .,.' '.. .1" ,tçj1.'. E CAR WE SELL CARRIES A GUARANTEE! :-'.'.':'./'w,' MARK IV, Completely equipped including moon roof. Original cost $13,500. Sale price $9395 D5 ,I,, I - CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE. Beautiful green with white lop. Like new with all accessories. .;'4 £ - a, l . ''' Phoneifl 33)9 _____________________ Hone cf BPP Warranted Homes VOIJP HOME ".. 1; r :'c e - WASHER&DRYER EzcellentCondition _________________ uP, WANT TO SELL ''" 'I ,,- -' F_ "l i' if t I Phone 377.2653 ,, Ar Ccnd'toning, 372 5555 HWY 17-92 -' _______________________ Bunk. BedsandDistuwa$her ___ delivery. Call for '- Refrigerator, Dryer, Upholstering ______________________________ ___________________________ _____________________ " 're:;,t:_i,:ir QuaIityupholsernj .l'r J j. 4 .109W tstSt '377733$ - C'- a *i','.i 4,'? '" 1 KULP DECORATORS All kinds of digging Housetrallerj Alterations Dressmaxinq, ladies', _______________________ men's, children's Drapes, Quilts. stored & moved. 3fl 9112 ___________________________ _____________________ Upholstering, Donna Canada, '' 3770707 API IlPOwpl PEST CONTROL 7547 Park 1.riye 3775565 i,,j - _________________________ St John's Riverfront- Ap proximately I acres with 2 bedroom housc Phone 6L4c8 j .-,' ,j t-,-" Cj-'j' .1 ,!'; : j"7 , r "- AUCTIoN, 1200 S French 373 - bedroom oncrrte btock, excellent cOnditon, no City , ,,,., '\,. '4à .1 'ae. -- ,. S',.. ,., ',,- W W r" j' ', m,i,,t'r','. while they last. SANFORD .ij m' ' -'- , ''" 51-Hou5hold Goods heat, air 57,000 clown, $206 per month, 377 7257 .. ':'',,,'-, ______________________ I AYTON'S CHILORESI'S WEAR '".' 11 'L a,,, - P I V.. -.5' .'J't '-"_,,_. '. F _____ L •4- r .. i,.- .-4 a Gifts, Knits, Christening Gøwn EXTRAS INCLUDED'' CALL SlEW 3 bedroom, 7 trith, central Boa Sjr I .1' , -. ...where everybody rides. FREE GIFTWRAppINGAII Baby Pest Control Heater Cleaning pm. WITH THIS SUPE - ___________________________ - MAJOR p1' Sewing Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, ro(k Shrubbery trImmed, yard wOrk p DOES IT AGAIN Filter And Lube. Show & Sale 321-0041 _________ ________________ - C&A BackHoe Service '•- • + CalIi73 6769 Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, top soil, ).2 5943, ____________________________ - ce Sanford's 4th AnnIlal Depression Glass taxes, by owner 3726670 Hauling 671 0636. Se r V 3 SAPIFOROCIVIC CENTER twa, or AQm,'.s,on (1) 321 659-1 three be"drocm garden home' Roofing All .vcr 32 Houses Unfurnished Nurses RN't; LPN's Aldej Aide. On Hlghwayl6. Sanfora lfletuind Auction Galleries) _____________________ I I Expert roof repairs, flat motif'. Land Clearing ' .- DANCE Jan ?4,75(Sat 106 Sun 116) Roofng And Carpcn*ry Repair Free estimates ___________________________________ __________________________ Burglar Alarms ?ISEDRObM. KITCHEN FUR. NISHED, HEAT ANDAIR Phoni' 1?? _________________ ________________________________ jewelry, food items. bnic a brac, ,n't afford to rent when we can Income Tax Returns I I lndviduai, Business H*y 17 92 ___________________ I __________________ MIS PIIAL TOPS. ___________________________ . - witt an cabinet. Pay balance of $77 or 12 payments of 5650 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. 1st St Dntown 3779111 'flake Ownership liii! ea5y' , . ______________________ 3IA-fX,plexes Sngt'r D,ul And Sr,s Zig jag PlO GIMMICKS TOKEN DOWN PAYMENT' YOu 32)0565 I DRIVE Ill TV sI:uv,ct Fast 5'rvcr 70? L.xi- O,ili flivd _______________________ C,is.'lb.'rry PhOnC 531 t.ii CLASSIFIED AVERTISIPIG Plymouth Hwy. 426 83)7700 CALL DICK BURNS other Items. NEW high Quality homes with only Exterior pressurecie,unng I Serv. ton truck Deluxe. " camper top, trailer towing . Call 3') 775 Of Quaker State Oil, New crystal, radios, I tracks, many Radio & TV - Chiysler - Chev Assume Pa'iiT save or make money We sell by A&A CLEANS ALL __________ 51 4t Frst,)fl + LOWLOWIPITEREST PATES ____________________ by the job 3779365 ______________________ TO'.'iR'S BEAUTY SALON Clark truckfcad, All types of goods. I concretework, etc. By the hour, or FOR PEtIT PHONE372.1301 . 16 tni,c'I loii '3 Sell This THE CONTRACT" Paneling, doors, windows hungs. _________________________ 79-Trucks-Trailers - - ------ auction for people who want to I . (I BE YOP4D here tomorrow. Beauty Care -- - - SERVICE SPECIAL ________ estimates and Kish Real Estate what you have to sell. Call today arid your Classified Act wIll appear ,•: - •- bedroom home, zoned for day free initial cleanups. Eliti Clearu winds 131 9974 WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' + Harold Hall Realty efficient awning or single hung -- - ' Office Cleaning. Free p flu. Ibru Sat 2531 S l'ar Dry,' JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more '',-i' . .'::. ____________________ lllvingr0omchairs.eltniche,,,e.' other small appliances, dishes, lln'ft5, mt( hilj itm 8, t'ric a t,rac 'awab'e 323 dnngromptusbr.akfas, 3 $3497 i atL't( ,', a!er Healers I a KEEP WARM Replace your old the Evenno Herald today ____________________________ CLEAN APARTMENT 2Bedroomi'iou Kit Equipp, _____ AL lOP 32) 571.1 sidIng & SOffit system Also - TAXI DRIVERS 322 2718 RustIc $3982 -'' - S pe c i a I S 900 DOWN OR LESS 3 bed I ____________________ _______________________ room, partly furnished, central AUCTION I heal and ar, 5160 month 520900 CALL USABOUT OUR Every Friday 12 Noon , DOWN PAYMENT HOMES Slew seller every t'uc,ur Have had up ________ -- IjfI$GE 323 5951 ________ Aluminum Siding ' ____________________________ e 300 E. BR, kItchen equipped. SIS month, $50 damage 322 0779 and air. $26,900 .','ONEY MAKER YTQR HONE CAL BOB Mobile Home tires. (6), 700.145 Ideal for horse or equipment trailer. $70 ca. or 5)00. 37) 5165 ___________________ b.%Iat('8,o, room 559,900 MA(,NlF ICE NT 2 3tory, 3 oedro'om, 2 bath, fully i'arpelt'd, Goon Reduced $400 =______ 323 4675 HOME 2 Story, I bedroom, i-urns, grand )O'x30' family room A?h (replace Inc ente'inIng, ' - - Now . '' mnorrep,,,r Ashin$t.5i)0 cv' tie'st offer Phone 32? 0701 .if?er 3 p m I 1973 - '- AM FM Stereo, Duncan Phyte table 37) 0705 __________________________ IDYLLWILOE EXECUTIVE MOVOTO"i'OuNLT HANDYMAN SPECIAL HWY. 11 A cross From Ranch Houi* 3-U70orI31.9777 Buy DAVE' 373 9370 Was 323 3546 %'5"t, •' 14'31 ' , 5 start, black, semi chopped, need'. We Buy Furniture - -; Duster - __________________ -- - '75 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY -_____________________________ _______________ Color TV, 525, 6 Antiq0 Chairs. 176.100 1 bedroom, I', baths, in fine S#tled neighborhood, central heat garage apt, air condition, privileges, utilities furnished Avlfageearnlngs Inellce%50f5300 1310 Elliot St.- 2 per week. For appointment call anytime 3720645 ______ , to $3487 ___________________________ Wanted to uuy used..office furnture Any Quantity NOEL S L.i'.'i'h"i'tp. Hwy Il 97 830 C6 377 5672 ALL THIS for Only 130.000 3 BR 2 wheel utility trailer, lilt bed. S home, large lot for garden, tire, 1? ft See at Monroe Cam MOBILE HOME for income or PgrOund, CIII Thurman. liuCttS Call us SI. I THIS 3 BR, Ii baIt,, Central H Wood overhead garage door. I' v..dm' X 7', complete. Best offer Ph'r,' 6 A, wall to wail arpct, and 72) 7695 ________ A 68-Wanted $3998 Phone 372.7539 19 70HarIeyDavldsonI7ljc - Now tupivu, ma*eS 2 twin size, excellent COndition, 160 Phone 3235216 WITT REALTY ________ -- Plymouth Scamp Was - Luggage rack. Best Offer Ttj,?E avallabte. Bud Cabell 3725052 I 122 Al ICR 3229754 Wng Peat Mo. -6 MO. & 1 Year Leases ________ UU?4, ------- Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Oinks, InsPallation A[INë 2',4 P,irh Dr REALTOR oirage 3 EXPTS 1 Sale for 3)) 31$ E First St , I 8drm. - F SON ,'.'Ail Shoeing, Work guaranteed 37) (*330 or 531 4749 BUY-SELL -TRADE ,irr,i'oe t.i"iin, Hrs. 3223991 24 32394 10 DEPOSIT. Eagle Siding Co $31 9543 Bedroom block home, Riverview Avp., Sanford, $125 mo Johnny 50Miscellaneous .AU M UNS WORTH REALTY I '75 l9FlHondaCL700,likenew __________________________ Merchatidie ____________________________ Custom hrri'or, your nt or ours Wi' N ' ONE DAY ONLY I ______________________________ -- -- and _________________________ QUALIFIED FARRIER BLACV..MlTlI, inisnriiiuV, , iria Peg Reel Estate Broker 503W Is? St 321 '.I m 322 OSt7v" - U ble THESE CARSON SALE 78-APctorcycles a-Horses - ('ii O.snrr, I . JiM ORPHAN IIEEDSLOVE I Bedroom, 2 baths, Split plan family room, eat in kitchen, .nng room, Try $2o.c trailer uipt' Adult 8. family park One BR, unfurn apt,, electric heat, air, carpet, Adults $103. 3fl.fl9 after 5 & wk. rids * "The 2nd Gerem Hot" I know whecethere' a? bedroom in a beautiful COuntry Sttling, yet only I mile from downtown Screened porch, fruit trees, eat ri kitchen. Only 5)6.500 I -- --------- -- _________________________ ,, 's.", - L.j,,44ifo(d Ave 3?? Open? Days, Mon Sat 7 )D anu Sun 9 1 Do Ad will sell it fast , .r. : Daily Got somethiflg to sell? A Classified Rupp Trail Bike, iS MPH, many mpg $)75 7234976 : ,,, ,,.+.- 527.500 OWNER MUST SELL- Nearly IRoomsandbath,kitcheflequjpoed $70 month. Phone 323 4377 after S p m, - 'r;,. '-' TO PARTS RPtcinditloned flatteries, $)7 95 I CJChinq,' REEL'S BODY SHOP, I U0 Sarford Ave qall)flUOtafterS + rurai area No dn ,: pdyriwnt, montnly payments less than rent Government SubsidiZed tO Qualified buyerscall to set' t 1tU OUai.iyi I LIKE THE UtIIJSUAL. Thit S bedroom, 3 bath he'. a spacious and unique floor plan, lor7Bedrooms.Aduttsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2S4.S Park Drive I7Oup or $31 5)71 for appt __________________________ Marzuli P u5e REALTOR _________ JiiJJoch and personal inury. Call 534 315$ _ItjIt5, $17; 323 2976 Apbonecallcooldstart youon a new and profitable career Call 167 * Get ' Em While * * They' re Hot '' "' "' t , (J I ___________________________ 1'' 4 S Parts 76Auto , OBEDIENCE CLASSES For moreinformation 46-'Comnicrcial Property a 3_ - Mary, carpetutciosen 371017.s 1617 or 3?) 6)56 NO SECURITY PrCtesi.oeally Meeaqpd guests," said Dean Kane, AshWe are going to hire on. person oni let's press aide. "lie just want. for the Sanford area for direct Delto,'.. 3 BR, 2 bath, large fmii0 room, garage, $150 mc.ntfl plus tales Only thosi Interested in ed a little more sincere d. 1)50 deposit. 305574 7774 ___ figure income need apply. ting." MATINCE 125 322.2090 - Spacious LEGAL SECRETARY- Es -WE SELL SUCCESS7OlCommercIaI 37).5)7 3 BR,) bath, completely furnithed air cond, fenced, fruit trees, Beautiful ranch two home, 3 acres, stable Osti'en are.i 647 - I , 6. UKC Pit Dull Terriers. 00 points Paper'. Guaranteed. 323 9)41 - 196) Corvette Roadster, good run conditon, $2.0 721 07 after 5pm Transportuflon 65-Pets-Supplies -- 3 Beautiful lots with 21 fruIt trees, 13$ Alma Ave [ V Foster, Lake Theatre, __ _______ TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6210711 Drive in Scuth 179? Phone 377 12)6 CAWPOLL'3 IURNI((JF Counties - 1975 Toyota CortIa, deluxe, 7 hardtop, I speed, air, radial lines, 11,000 mlls $7,930 205859470$ (Apopha) Come browse every Sunday at the Movieland HOOD TPACTOR COMPANY - I(sil)'.i.) 17921477, LOrigwood 373 SSlOor 534 460$ " SWAP SHOP FLEA yARxtfl' Anro an be a Seller or a buyer No c'iarge All admitted free Ford. Kubota, Sales, Rental. ,.'fvice 4)? Magnolia Avenue AL IAMi'mpdr SPRlN !31 W: .'creaqe Tracts, Small & large 3 BR. I bath, completely I'jrni'.tied, air cond,, fenced, fruit tree's, arpetcd. Close in, 3710174 - FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 1 2 BR, f',x,t Furn ,Water Furn perlenced in workman's comp.. & _____________________________ APARTMENTS 1505 6OoPARK AVE redecorated Come )'o('R l.ITlIt. FLE .IGENc)" Large 1 & 2 W. 25th St. SANFORD . Clean I bedroom apt, lights, water furn .adults $95.50 3727296 after _______________________________ S eves. &wk nOt Airport Blvd Sanford )fl 13 _____________ equipped, carpet, air, brat, tiis I AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS.P4OPETS 116W 2nd t Mrs. Bell. Room 133. Sheraton Inn ______ 1959.)7 1161 '11age Apartments Furnished SR 44 _____ 32? 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES night shift. Good salary, plus One & 2 bedroom apartments, Orlando (Mr Chant 175 1491 - .','.UL Tlr'LE LISTING REALTOR 3?? 1991 19195 French 372 1496,377 1911 2545 PARK + JORDAN,REALTOR. drapes, laundry rm., tool hOUSe, corner fenced lot, citrus. Chuluota Realty, 365 3257 STUDIO 1,7, 3 Walker, Broker, 3776457. SHOWS There is no guesswork in shoppinç for the homemaker who plans her shopping the efficient, newspaper way. She starts by listing her shopping needs then pre.shopping for them in Luxury Patio to loin new dinner club Day or _________________ M LS see why Ibis hom v.11 dra'.tialI', increase In vali', 831 Trade & . I ARM EQUIPMENT New and Used 43-Lots_Acreage SHARE A SECRET Geneva cirdens ________ Looking for garden equipment? Read today's cIassif led ads for good buys 3fl9771Wed,, Thur's .Fri. 1 5pm,_______________ _________________________ JO! -- Chico & The Man ________ 1OSwap COTP'TOR'SiEJiJIPMEPIT - . + T. - ',v vote on banmng cheap hand- 5aidhepstouiiforPthe1las guns and setting up a 72-how Countysheriffthjsyearand will cooling off period passed the announce In February, Senate in 1975 but was killed by insurance Commmjssioner Phil the House. Haben was a leader Ashier, a retired rear adtniral, has not yet taken up in opposing the bill. "h1abill'sfileç we'regoingto white gloves inspections but he consider it, but we have airady likes to keep a tight shiP, )Okefl to that Issue," he said, The Gainesville Sun reported "My committee's membership recentlythatAshlerhashlreda is the same, and we've got a lot maid to tidy up his office. of other important things that "He has a girl who comes in a we riced to address ow-selves couple of times a week to do a this year." little bit deeper dusting office where he greets his ' -- ' Cintrl Florida's BEDROOM SUITES said the U.S. Treasury Depart- but has not decided now much Fashion Show Direct)r for Sarah menthasreportedthatahout7l effort he will make this year. C0v3.1t'y. Act now rio investment -' "II -- ... -, ... - .. .. .. uyuiyyrv. tviii Ui tifl 5UL1 JJpfy U.M.'il Iflarrangements to add to your Price,meanwhi1e,t,hiinhe'd crünesareSaturciayNjghtspe.. family income. Opportunity for rather enforce laws than make dais, local manager. 3210031 or 571. _________ 1.40 1 4* 14I 1:41 SiC i Jun Bacchus, a press aide to Gos'. Reubin Askew, said Ask- fight to ban cheap handguns, lation banning cheap handguns QRAt,CihiAT),ATBI - the 1975 session house bills Price said. 'There's no use fl)handguns kn 6.' GAMBIT (i hlaben's committee killed in from what we had last year," VAL (Tuos) ANTIQUES R '12 WI-EEL OF FOR- PEALTOIS ' 63ATractors& Heavy Equipment ________ guiet adult park, CentrI screened room. carports 64-Equipment for Ren! skirts $1,000 under inice Plo -- .----.dealers, please Phone 373 6051 or Rent ni. aoc Ng'it phone 675 -. Shampoocrf only tI SO er da ', Admission - -- .._ - 2 New dOubly wide, fully set upin this i,r,IiixaI home Paneled walls, carpets, dining room, eat in kit then & an unbelievable I6'x75' family room Only 577,500 Call to p i'ibc .'t price, CHUL 110 TA S2?,9C%). HA (II',sr (,fll BR (partition makes 3rd BR), 7 baths, Ft., room, kitchen ,Stemper Realty AT 322-2420 ANYTIME 1Hnr I IIV1IOV Iyr1,*t cnn GALS-CAREER--. _________________________ ' lIlA financncj available $18,600 (.i;l SiirtOrd S Sues Lcaoer wr.Iui 36" Se41 Propelled Sweeper, like 5)10. See at Snappin Tur. tIe Mowers, 7513 Park Dr Sanforii HiIIcresijj',' a'r. carport, skirting, awning, excellent condition Offered by Savngs& Loan 3 ii per month Phone 323 6051 or 5300005, nIghts call 678 5569 _________________________ Tropical pldntlngs SurrC,ind you ordered Only 527.000 house Criminal Justice Chair. than 800 degrees. Room I)), Sheraton Inn SR 46 'In 1,30 man Ralph Haben, D-Palrnetto. "We've got to change it some Telephone operator to Invite people BAMBOO COVE APTS (Wed, Thu's., Fri) Sci-friot, PROGRAMMING 9 THE NEIGHBORS p 2 Neat and clean 3 bedroom home in quiet neighborhood. Secluded back yard Kitchen equipped Just The 1975 bills would have Light deliveries, must know area SAN '.'o PARK, . 7. 3 bedroo' 10:30 '2: 12 HiGH ROLLERS 4 PCE IS RIGHT 1100 , '1 EXCELLENT CONDITION-- unfurn, both AC, w * carpet, $5.0 damage, 5)15 mo. 323 4319 after $20 o m person or Couple Call days. 531 _____________________________ gun control unless and until new method that will change Free home, female to live in with Iged couple. 3223153. you're willing to pick up all the some minds. wall carpet. central heal air, chain link fenced yard, Utility Shed Only 13,000 COUNTRY HOME- Small? BR on I acre si,soo .N LAPITA-- 3 BR, 7 bath, new I"..'. 3726457 yard, $27,000 I 2 ApIs,'_______________ I or? bedroom, furn or ____ 1 BR turn, apt.. downstairs. quiet TRAVEL u re 1, Real y PRICE REDUCEDI I Bedroom, 2 DCBARV-Lakefront,beautjfuInew bath home in ldyllwllde, ) BR, 7 bath, central heat air, tiv'rig area Built ins throughout, tay windows A sight to see for 577 600 .,,.' ''' 3133561 after S p m. ISYR FHAFINANCING GREC,Qpy MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sanforø, 3?) 00 ith, corner lot Pavenna Park c 323 Sfl$ after 6pm - - FOR SALE Bedroom, 7 baths Already set UP with awning and Skirting Cheap Phone 3730150 110 Exeter Court, Carniaje Cove Motjle Home Park, Sanfonmi BARGAIPIHUNTERSPAQAOISE That's ClôtSif led Ads Oil. klfct;en c3bn.t Cnrrolete with __________ flour bin, r.orcelain work table, 8OLsfc)I- Sale iuircfware, alSO ornate double oak and dresser, or anything old 1969 Buick Skylark 7 dOir hardtop, and oak 72)1375, 56 pm, Mon ar, automatic, • Ira (tq'arl, S r '- _______ Call 7221651 + ______________________ 69-Stamp-Coins I9J Pontiac 610 convertible, Ca -_________ . - -'' ' (ClIent condition, low mileage. COiN SHOW. Jan 7375, HiltOn Inn owner only. 5450. 371 0915 South, 7aOQ lnlernational Drive, Orlando Coins boughl, told and 1973 Ford Econoline Window Van, ipprased Eih,bitS 5 ponsored by priced reasonable, See at 106 W th Central Flo.d, Coin Club Inc. Coleman Circle 372 5065 -- . --______________________ ___._ ________ _------------___, REAL ESTATE, INC UAVEI4I4A P RK - Lakefront 3 Bk, I baths, central heatair, carpet, new kitchen, 7 Fnida rooms plus boat dock, 1)2.500. SUPILAPID- 3 OR, 1 bath, central heat air, flee kitchen, fenced Realty 3 79-Trucks-Trailers ______ ____ 1977 Ford tourer Speed with Topper $1,) in 3571 - F r,r uSed furn,tur,-, appliances, tcxls, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larrys Mart, 71$ Sanford Ave LET ME TILL YOUR SPPipc GARDEN SPOT NO'.'.' t QYD REER, 377 5)9) - BY OWNER- P C. Assoc. 3 DR. 1 'urd ....... IH.6A( iUP'4 i -..., ,,,, '-'L 'IL"L 1?? 'ift flr'ciroor" block, fenced yard. Large kitChe.,, dining room, P.)ntry, enclosed porch, garage. JOHNNY WALKER i.',,, - 18-Help Wanted National RubliShing Co has opening for3galsfreetotrayelmaiorus cities SIr, cap necessary, 7 wk. training program Transportation turn. For info, & interview, call ut I "i I' T;. central heat 8. air Payton's 377 fltdroom lIb ciu' 2 recre,,tion,,l .imrni'niti.'s, Split bedroom arrangement, kitchen ulpped. enclosed rarje. cv' standing Iandscapng Only $1500 6 take o.'r payments No - 62-Lawn.Garden --' . P tvth. iI1i'f c'Irai, condition n isales tax transfenl, take over payments. 5)1 942i ) 773 '-'-Clean 3 bedroom, I", batn, avocaao Stove & refrigerator, blue carpet. LAKE turniture -_________ 42'-M)bile Homes 105 N Sunl,iod Drive - 3 BR, 7 bath, fcn,d, larg, shaded lot Orlando uity1 Firep'ace, foyer, beautiful shaded Florida room, large lot. 'ree1,ed porch, breukiast SANFORD AREA- Acreage- 10 sI honey for 549.000, acres improved pasture, fenced, t plus on paved road. 533.500. LOVELY CUSTOM BUILT HOMEST. JOiIN'S VILLAGE- Im with attached apartment. Large maculate) BR, 1½ baths, wall to bedrooms, and oven 5,sq ft of ____________ 6733 or 377 0362 in U4 _________________ SESAME SEET '* - ___________________________ _______________________________ apartment, newly ic,*ti,,J, tctcn f,r fished. AdultS preferred 373 O63 or 32)0)6). TANGELOS $?WOUSPIEL arid have own transportation '2 12' CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES - Fruit For Sale Call _________________________ before 10 a m or after 3 pm, I I t.slh ir.i,',-.. i.-,.... Homi' of IJPP Warranted Homes _____________________________ handguns in Florida, and we're 2.30 tenstrom FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSi BOfbng Gait, awidew, married Pros Woodrw Wilson, a (ThuS) "Operation Arrterdam" Peter Finch, EBok Bnuttsh 1959 (Ff1) City Benoath the Sea. Suari 'iM-iit12 Robert Wagner. 1971. man, MERV GRIFFIN SHOW S 2 tledroom anutj, C.FT HI DDE N CC.nlplCtCly returtlistied ?tedroorn, I Iiri'r ________________________ 3653721 ____________________________ * * * * COMMERCIAL -- TU Ovledo-Duplex, furn Or urfl Ideal ioca'on Reasonable Baby SItting in my home, 3 miles west Of I 4 on SR 46, 32216)0. _____________________________ 71 a3S) .. lOPS ti'an,mO$lsc,'No 1 ?t Orlando Dry, 377 1)02 ___________________________ _____________ PHOPIEJ73$4C)6 The Best Buy In T' *fl ' Classified Ad. Used office -- ------------ -- _____ A lOW COSt - UI Deltori,,- To,vr*iouSe apts, ccs,vry setting 2 BR, 1': baths, Screened _______________________________ porch. Near I 4. Maintenance free Phone 904 759 ;w WILL DO BABY SITTING INMYHOME - -- 68-Wanted to Buy ' ' CASH 322-4132 Rl[stale Hrktr 1501 Call Bart 1916-18 I Wood or steel deskS (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks 1100 E 75th St chain, straight cHairs, filing 377 66S catiness, as is Cash and carry Lake Mary -- 7 bdr, Ffa rm, NOLI'S fencr'a yard. Shade $ll,O00or best Ca%selberrv, 1792.8)04704 offer Owner 3?? R ('Q '-'-, '.-- ----. -.- .-.- - + TAFFER REALTY 4 Bedrooms-$22,950 AvOid tiuh interest arxl closing coSts T,.ke over re,ent mci.' tqace 5cr' this m ' '" - 60-OfJ ice Supplies ) DR. HAL A COLBEPT, REALTOR SEt. MA WILLIAMS. A'soc late Eves 3?? O6I7or 727 1587 322 7643 Garden Apti.. 1 & 2 BR, air, carpet, A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants GE appliances .- dv. __________________________ to age? only. Next to new Drivers' __________________________________ Franklin ArmS Apt , 373 6630 License Bureau 322644$ 911 Real Estate 41-Houses __________________ ' lI;'L I', N( 207 E 75th 373 15)7 LOCATION . Pv,'r HAL COLBERT 6513 REAl TO -- ______________- - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN _______________________________ ______________________ REALTORS Forrest Greene, Inc. Sh - ____________ -- __ ___ ______ F LOST; Engflsh Bull Dog, male, brown & white, 1 yr. old. 75 lbs. Answers to name "Buster''. Vitinty of Palmetto and Sanford Ave $ 00 Reward 373 361$ RYAN'S HOPE (rntis "Sharktigntors "Vctor Mature, Karen Stoolo 1956 (Fri) 'Botwoen Twv Worith' jp ield Eleanor Parker at 725 and 825) 4 '6 CBS NEWS U SESAME STREET 9 600(3 MOANING AMER. '6 Ct ______________________ 5-Lost&Found " 700 12' TODAY (Local news + o 41-Houses that will br,ng a fast sale, an _________________________ CALL 372 261) it. ms to welt, Utility building privileges 515,000 nice ShMje trees, fenced yard, near lake $16,500 WE TAKETRADES SANFORD - 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home, economical oil heat, shady 'd $19,500 MAKE OFFER Real Estate _____________________________ 30-Apartments Unfurnistd (Tuos) "Horn Blows at MdBY AJoii Srmh 1945 (Wed) "Danger. ous a" Louis Joesdaru. Belfld. Lee. 1958 Oritmsh 655 DEVOTIONAL 6 12 PAUL HARVEY 4 t, MLS 7 BR MObil' homi' on I' acre lot, 321.0041 . - Rentals 6-Chikl Care %J / 12' SOMERSET 5f()()fty MING ED MOVIE (Mon) Your Past is Shoeing" Peter Sellers, 2 24-Business Opportunities Market being held Jan. 21 at the MaItlnd Flea Market, please Cfihi fl--ROOmS any of the f011owing nurners. in ------ . . -6611, 377 5200, 323 0393. After I MAN OR WOMAN TO ROOM & Pm, call BOARD 1. SHARE EXPENSES+ __________________________ FACEDWITHADRINKINC. 32)0179 PROBLEM • - _______________________ PerhapsAlcoboticAnonymoos NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Can Help find him listed in our Business Call 473 4357 Siricc D:_':.,' Write P0 floe I?)) -' Sanford. F f,f .d 3:111 ED SCHOOL PROGRAM. 6 2 hi' $t'r*r,,,lc bath, completely furnished Cement buIkhed. Well 8. pump Only three years old 3gc1 - R,' Re,ii Lstate flrol,c'r JOHNKRIDER,ASSOC, 107 W.Ccmmercial Phone 32? 1551 SanforIl - ___________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll _ rree, 644 2027 for "We Care""Hollinc," Adutti WANTED anyone *.Stiirg to don,al ory) FLOR:DA REPORT 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 MOViE (MOri) A5519fl merit in Brtttar" Joan P10(10 Atsnord' Susan Petors (B&W) 1943 (Tugs) "Cat)n in the Sky." Ethel Waters, ROCheSter. (B&W) 1942 (Wed) "Five rI' U ED ELECTRIC COM PANY NEWS U (Mon onty) WAL P'l A COUNTRY MILE (A) Tü, PHIL DONAHUE SHW Guests TBA 4 GAMBIT a' 530 2' 12' NEWS 6 2 _____ 500 2' ADAM 12 €1) LASSIE 9' BEVERLY HILI.BILLIES ED THE LONE RANGER ________ "SF RVIC[ FYON[, TtII (OTRAC I WATERFRONT; Iwo bedroom, 1Offices attached Warthouse truck NO LONGER USED CAMPI NO height Large fenced Outside GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT storage Central 'ix i'on NOW WIT H A CLASSIFIED AD _______________________________ Call LAKE MARY -- iBedroom, I bath W. Garnett White frame home, detached garage, GoI'ig Businets + Day Care Ct'nter IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Will lease or Sell. Phone 131 1446 0.' YOUR FAMILY' 6145299 ______________________ At. ANON For families or friends of Problem WANT TO SELL Ormkeqs. YOUR HOME? I For further information call 173 1357 BuyIng a n home? 'ovIng to an or write apartment' Sanford Al Anon Fri,!y Crop P0 Get some action with a Herald üo i, Sanford, FIa 32171 classified aa We'll help you write 12 'C NEWS + 2 PASTORS STUDY '4 NEWS oss, ___________________ 100 643 12 III NEIGHBOR 6 6' SUNSHINE ALMANAC 1100 6 '12 U ABC NEWS €1) THE LOYAL OPPOSIlION Son E&nund Pt,sioe (D-Pk) rorilies to Pros, Ford's hoç P Jy1Ul.ittKJfley to FInance show 2 635 .4 FARM AND HOME 638 i'.j 2 MOViE "H)y Go LOIy" Vera Ellen. DaidNiven 1951, British Mosical aborA a porluory w$o hires ashcwgl, (MW) €1) MY FAVORITE MARTIAN: Fn oy, SENIOR SCENE 3 3) 4 6 MATCH GAME U (Tues, Thcts.) "Carrascxonctas' ONE LIFE TOLIVE ED (Mon ,Tue's Wed, Thtrs) - 4-Personals 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9' ALL MY CHILDREN ED ELECTRIC COMPANY 12 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE iutcti on a wiicj Chase. ED MICKEY MOUSE CLUB TAKE MY ADVICE 12" -- - - MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH 41-Houses Large 3 h.'drom tlouie RI ()t)iF'Ci proximately 7 acrj in LIC Suntand 3 DR ernent block, I Monroe area Recently remodeled bath, tan" ..,. but not compI.tely tlnshd irnn,m'u,,,tr' OcCupancy 5)5,500. Plenty of room p,gn p, Rank fnancing available 'l 734. 7)11. Estate Commercial Building I U EL) Kish - 600 Sg I I Sr'p Spice 1(0 N Maple 71 !1?Ior)72 6610 -- - - 41-Houses I 37-Business Property - - -- SundQj - Noon FridQ ____________________________________________ ttr ad 9' DAJLY WORD 630 nthafge01aMJayhsefor excor leads Sharskii and sJo( risks her Iile arranges to be 'wed by a stnalisi suepectod of stealing g mel1( so- ED 4lcahne lthru5limes 31c a line 6 thru 25 times 24c a line 26 times ($2.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum DEA DLINIES efore PublicQtion Noon The Do. .3 625 2 (Mon.) "With Ring' (Tues,, Thurs.) "Jeannie' (Wed ) "Profiles in Eication" (Fr,) "Foresigf 20-20" 1045 -- 2 G1C '2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6 15 6 SUNSHiNE ALMANAC Raxid Ncrun 9 STARSKY AND HUTCH: Acop killing salocracker P051fl9 as 3 p1051 Lear Dascnbod as "a $iighty bontsoapopora,"itissina Fictional Ohio towi and Follows the IMJS of residents IMfl(J woundanautoasson- iyplazu Loutso Lasser arJ Greg Multavoystai' 'C JU pict SOUNOSTAGE (Mon fj (Mo1) 'Worki Press" (A) Wed, Ti) iowefl T hoRom0S"RFri Book Boat" ED BIG VALLEY Thursday 50(105 Created by Norman IBOOs (Fl) Onty) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC' "in Soarth of the Great Apes." (A) (Tues. oy) NOVA "Joey." (Fl) MAGMFIC[N'7' MARBLE MACHINE 200 2' DAILY DEVOTIONAL i6) MARY HARTMAN Pronero N da)lImo &ama MERV GRIFFiN SHOW 411-Hojses ESTATES.Swim, fiSti bojt, clubhouse 550 uio Fr,'. P.O BOx 10, Oslern I I 12764 3?? 77 RFTES 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9No°n GILLIGAN'SISLAND fl-fE FBI (R) Proonfod Wed. soo befow 9 (Wed only) AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL "Tho Bridge oS Adam Rush" Lance Kerwin, Barbara Mcos, Jim 'nt0fl5tar. Sensitrvostoryol a 12 year oki boy's struggle to adust toanowsiepiather and the hardships OS farm lit 0 in rtai Miea in the owty Afternoon I 30 2) IAONSIDE, I CARRASCOLENDAS." 1155 4 i6; CBS NEWS 4 LATE NEWS 1.45 4 PASTORS STUOY 9 DAILY RD 4 6! CANNON Cwon (\WtiCorwad)isthotargetc a South Korean officer's '..enge For a forgotten Incident Kangaroo, Ruth Davidsort 6 CLSS1F1ED DEPT. HOURS 4.00 IDA (Mon. Wod, Fri) "VILLA ALEGRE" (Tuos.. Thurs) '2' 12 TOMORROW wts1emcusedofkdlng a 430 4 MIKE 0000L.AS SHOW. w 1.00 1000 2: 12. PETROCELLI Ken Cults guests as a once famous hentage. Cic*hers, David (4e, flomy Graham, Jtj,(y MWIwlor. 4' 6' TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN Guests: Ceptain ) ADOAMSFAMILY L HAPPY DAYS(R) flOthO( W1'lO P(Of attempts to shield hot teenaged daughter From the truth about hot lather's iiea93 (R) aJdod by 'MflutO Man," teacher of the art Of PCklflO YEARS OF AMERICAN Hu. S.4OR Wtors portrays 20 rlu.vacters ranging from P'1' 'itflS 10 poltciacs as he takes a txsnorous look at hues 01 America'shestoryand 9 1215 WEDNESDAY MOViE OF THE WEEK' Run Patricia NeaL OCES Loathnan, Bobby Darin and Ron Howard star Story Morning UV 12' SQUARES 4 '6 LOVEOFLIFE 9 LOcALNEWS u.s." 1130 HOLLYWOOD Odando-Winte Pwk 831-9 993 322-2611 _________________________ 'Lihas, Yoga and You (R) (Fr'ConsurflOrSt%AvSKW ED ROCKY AND FRIENDS DER000 Tato"(Tuos)"WomanAvo," (fit 9 LET S MAKE A DEAL 11.45 ) THE ADAMS CHRONICLES, 1750-1900: Premiere episode 0113 series desaitied as the 'largosi and most sagMica'it &ama series to be xoduced bynont vison in ti'ie The series studiesdJohn Ad d ts and how he and ha farrily tt emerging nation. 930 w MOViE "The Man In The Not. AJan Larki, Cwoiyn Jones 1959 Mantriestodear of mLJ-40( ctwge for wifo' death 4s 9 BARETTA. While in- ED (Mon.) 'Romagnolis TRIC COMPANY 2 35-4v' biie Home Lots ______________ Seminole Tuos. oy) ELEC- U uLlAS. YOGA AND YOU (DMo) reces to Pres Fxds aess 4 6. i0: 9 ABC NEWS yro DoccIi-re i•i David Htman. Joseph CamiatSfa stat. A 'young wife yciisaears after 1 fd&ut,,c1du a conition causiog exauciating pain '4' 6. 9 Ti-ESTATEOF THE UNION ADEMOCRATIC E&iUid MosklO ,-'-.----'- - , TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS Wednesday ..'-.-'..,- ............................' .............- if 17 5, $5795 + 1975 1975 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL COUPE. $7795 Only 4,300 miles. MERCURY MONARCH. 4-door. Was a demonstrator, :'- ;Yii. ;' i . ') ., - -" Real nice. - 3j+,>' " ' Oflly 4645 "''- T a - ": p .,, -, 4' .x j '4e,,' Al" -"-k1 '5:1 ). ' -'''"--' 9 . - - �_____ _____ _________ k 77 -7 - :,_ - - , •- :. -. - . __j - - ---. ..- I - --------.- - — --- - ': - • -. ...- _• - , . - _' . ,-.-- r ' I . - ': -' . # ____ . S . _,._..± .- • .. .. -! ... I - / —.--.. 1. .-.- - --. . ..-.-- ..-- I S . - - :- . -' -1 - - -- 4. -r ----' -- - :' •'-::-:-' --' 1u_ Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1976 $fl—EventngHerad. Sanford, Fl. I I •r- '•c- - - .. ., **. S -'•.- .- . •J_4U. - .. I.. • . I ________ __________ - - - & i 681h Year, No 131—Thursday, January 22, 1976 - L:.*~ ~~o 4~~ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . ~ r ~ -. . 04 ~ --_ W*11110M I .-. . ~- - E. il:. ,4_. IT' . '.'. A 1 ,~_ , ~ J I I I - I ~ REGULAR 1 4 ~ 1,~,_~- ~ ; 1, - , . . -~ 17 1 1 A& I - -~_ ~ '/ -* I AT PU13LIIXO .t*,.I~'! .. Whether the sun's shining or there's a ni p fl e air, h ty .'• — /," .,1171 , / r , Prepare a steaming . of stew. Chicken and dumplings. Or see hot I pot S app k IS . 06 oz. $10, _______ . _____ Ii IN : 89' • . Sweet Potatoes.... 5 , Lebanon Bologna.. '' Its 69' , 11f . I.'.' 79 6 59 - Custard Pies • . I l Lair I 10 Cooking Onion: 3 Crisp Carrots . 59' . 2 29' — Fruit Jams HE M US TT - - '" •- ._ fit 69' - . - (Yellow or Whit.) WE ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD Popcorn........ -w . --- 1~ - P .% - ~ 0 & AlSp" . .• -. iiiiiiiij A ---- -- i I __ __ All . __ 'A' . . $ 1" 1 . Flavorful Loan Meaty Beef Blade I S i 2u0 Chuck Roost .............. it, 79 1 I i,% . I FCKI.)I)S lirji,, Whole Fryers................ S 49 ib . PubflxThg, Place fo 13ej • ii, Pr Re n 9 "I lb Chuck Blade Steak..,... s F#WM.WM P,.Tin 5.qI Chuck Blade Roast........ 1b $ Sft W P,sV..i I..f Plot, !. ,I'1 1 Z. - 79' km Nx Thurs., Jan. 22nd 1 ,w rr(LI, I Leg 0' Lamb '' At Swift's Slzziec,n Breakfast Strips...... '1" 'I" 41 - --, —; iffral . _•_- _____ 1; [JIlL: _____ SAVE Sc - 99. ____________________________ Z . I -r - French Styli Green Beans............ ,fl frrL Swift's Franks.......... Red Snapper.............. j ______ ' 79 Bun Siio 1-4b '1" -ic 'i '' ' 85' D&uxeGrahams................ "' 89c 4 394 ' - r;c:..- •- -, , - - t4it._j. - 11 fE I -z • --•- -.--=_ --',j._.-I-- I -( q.-; ••.; - 1 is 5 -jj. _______ - - 4',". ' hair that appeared to be door, saying, "Please go testified that about 3 a.m. that same day a person had knocked on the apartment door and Miss away.Malian said he could see a silhouette of a man wi th bushy some obscenities and banged down the steps" from the apartment. opened and he talked to the - - sle said. "They were noticeable because they're large and dark." Maitland Marine president Ralph DiLisio, 42, and his 17. year-old son Tony, identif ied by prosecutor Claude Van Hook as Miss Fink said she rememhers that Spariano had his black hair pulled back In a ponytail and that he hall thick sideburns but no beard. "Mostly I remember his eyes," of pointed out the defendant in the courtroom as the man he saw face-to-face at the apartment door, friends of Spaitano. *ere waiting at noon to be fo called as state witnesses in the Spazano murder trial. i Continued On Page 5-A) ________________________________________ Ef f ___ __ -~ - V~, 1~f__. -- - - ___ Questioned By Board ____ , ______ -~-_ I Terrorist Suspect ________________________________ __ _ I 1. Ii ____________ - er ______ ', __________ * Sought _________ Dtr _______ ____ - .'' , ___________ I , ,,i,I,i,, 411 "iniIsra,ss r%InII -... ,,, ' ..,kr,i, -_ i"j' I'M, ,,, . , sitIi is..i, Im I __________ _____ _________________ _____ - F meeting, Si,sM _______ ____ ________________________ __________ ______ _________ __ __ ___ ______ _______ ____ ____________ __ . ., - Waffle Syrup '1 '' bet 99' ___ -' t ____ _____ '' ' Newt ExtrraW,de a Glad Wrap.................. ' were 69' i Ro in Roberts 11ip I 39' SAVE24C,JoanoIArcDarl.dorUghtR,d Kidney Beans............4 am 44 P49 I? I^. • 1. 'i" __________________ [fJJ ______ ___________________ I...,w.,d i.. ts. ;a '4 I - - - ----- A -."' r!3 i I _4 - " - I ' )'J'PS Pt mr, •! '9,ift . a .. 1t r,4ç3 p ll s , A ,,I .% . " -' 1' ,, sf44' "It- c. -' -..-ç - ' .- 'c t4 'rt!L 4 4wIF. , ' JJY' "5 " l, '-S ç,t'i._ - . ,3'f1-"F"'".d .4. .' ' -sr "1 . 4 jr, ' '- 4 . - "' !3 , ,,._,,, .. r.,,.-'_j' , '' -. L iI __ I - - L, _, 3-T - - E; 'S - . ? "T 4,P Z C. 1. - - ' courtesy Fame in II 4' - - " .Ma~~;,-R , ,Wwl' U - V~ _. -' •' I ~14 v -: k cent of construction money .- ...-. - ' - " . -r;- L s".s.,, '1 ,,.I, . - on Local Organizations Want Time To Study City Hall Site , 'c:"-. ' into ................... Frlskies Chicken orfish Dry Food 4-lb. ph It. - - '' 1 '° C.',, 1 SAVE 20c (20c Off Label) Dishwashist Del*rgenl so- T . , .r- a - 11111 4J(GreenStamps • ' SAVE 1OC.PtingkSNiwfOngkd(twin-ptick) '' Potato CHps.............. phe 89' Cascade -' --- j '' +'Z3. '- - f' Elected To Hall Ill 11111a ) ,, ' C4 #S j t C . - I pump systems - ' j '-'J- " .- for -- 1411 - ____ S I,?, %filliffiflilt!0 I - 40C 63' FOL GEN'S COFFEE t. SAVE 24s., Stayffeo *REGULAR. DRIP. FINE -&` :' Maxi Pads ...................... 59 OR ELECTRIC PERK SAVE lOc ServeHotorCold,Tetley llb, n Tea Bags...................... '4' 99* SAVE 20c. N.st.o Instant • Jor, 5$. I$75I SAVE Sc, Kkenes Dinn.r Napkins........ -) '" - ---' --- - - F __________________ . I ; - S' ; '.- ___________ -- ' - _______________ ___ _____ 'zr - 5__, - : _____ ______ - _________ ______ ____ _______ q - ::- L I.. •'_ ________ 'I S,lI,, '4 'I _________________ ______ ____________ ,..,.t SAVE 16,GtO Top Of Pancake,, Slaky's U ______ ____________ 111111111-M .-- - . -4 N De en Ilarberts in Orlando's Eola Park. They said Miss Harberts wasn't at horne at the time. Testifying about the mid-July meeting Sp'iano, Mallan . per!on without, opening the Y Both Fink and Mallan said Spaziano claimed to be a traveling cook who'd met Miss wearing a blue denim jacket. lie said the man "muttered tell the person "it was too late and to go away." Mallan said Miss Harbert.s didn't want the Jalousied door left the apartment at noon on Aug. 5 to go boating. Miss Fink and Mallan enti ____________ ______ '"p"" - , ~ a .- ~ I.. - ee ! 1. By- SCO'rr1%HItAIIAMs windows In the school and the Vice-chairman Pat Tekon I ~_ . ('rossord 3-li I He rald Correspondent two-bank lighting system. _. reported several problems In _ INP _____ 1 Editorial I-A Discussion about various I Hoard members failed to the one-yearlct addition at ~ I ithby Seminole County school con- approve the plans 4-I and - , InJackson Heights Middle ______ BARlOW I APi Dr. Lamb Police are 3-hi sti'uctlon projects both structed the designing engineer in Ovledo. The contractor un — h ting for a Horoscope fif 3-li proposed and completed th person _____________________ ______________ — If the Firm to be present at next apparently failed to provide allegedly involved in a gang liocpital A occupied much of the time week's meeting to answer the properhingesonfedoorsand ________________________________________________ _________________________ linked to Obituaries 16 brutal attacks in ______________ __________________ during Wednesday's four-hour 1. 1 ' failed to insure welding joints __________________ seven Central Flori da counties. Sportc ______________ lH Seminole County School Board board's specific questions. .1.'' The board approved the final against rust on a covered walkLaw enforcement officers Telt-lsion ____ sa id Wednesday that the perplans by Frizzell Associates, of way, WOIIiC Brought into question by th e Vintei Park, for son, who t hey did not publicly an addition to The board agreed the county board, when asked for final s lTiii•:l __________ ___________________________ identify, was want ed for quesMilwee Middle school con- needed to "get tough" on the approval of architect's plans sisting of a library- and I tioning in the case. An official Wednesday's high YZ two matter of punch lists in general -for Pinecrest and said Investigators had talked Fair and cool through Friday. Bear Lake borne economics labs. and placed the item on next Elementars sc' I ad''ions, wi th the man twice Tuesday as hIghs In the low In mid 6o Preliminary plans for I ________________ week's agenda. . W3 the t'1ficier they US thit' etght.clas.s room addition to LOw\ 40. Northwesterly arresting four other :. 4' winds around 15 m.p.h., proposed heating ssterns for Lawton Elementary School In persons but let him go. Members also rejected a bid Meanwhile dimishing at night anti the two buildings. ' Wednesday, three Oviedo were also approved. Ile to buy a van to be used for office ,V. k %, of the foLT persons arrested in becoming h to northeast imWood, Derrytxrry and plans, prepared by Watson ;Ind machine repair. The bid k . Friday. iii the case aPPelued before Polk Pavelchak, architects in Co. of Orlando, suggest the required the board to purchase — _________________________ County Judge Ed Threadgi ll on '. Details and tides on Page 5-a. Casselberry, proposed a heat eventual destruction of the the van under a state contract. charges of buying, receiving pump system be used the present two-story classroom Members directed purchasing I and co ncealing stolen property P#' building?. Hoard members and a media center as its agent Don Coleman to resubmit offen-e is punishable by a questioned the efficiency Of the replactment. the bill to local dealers. ,1 ..Sit / maximum of five years in Jail _________ 'I system over strip heating Final plans for Teague and In other action, the board and $5,(X) fine. Systems. Tusk-awl lla Middle schools were examined a proposed policy for IThe three were identified as heat involve approved, subject to a change determining where 1 Morris Thomas, 27; his wife — .Ih;A~ compressed air pump as the in the lighting system. busing would be granted. Lattie Mae. 25; and Lee Otis Of main component and can be Board members also Employing a point system Martin, 19, all of Bartow. NEW YORK (A1't — used in conjunction with air disc ussed the "punch list " r The four th , 16-year-old Cody based on traffic counts, speed ---,A Robin Roberts, Inrmer t'vridiloning. Strip heat utilizes the final touchup procedure limits, age of children and other Greater Sanford Chamber Martin of Bartow, identified as pitching ace of the of Commerce President John Caril I seated left) and Bankers' Committm I,ee an electrical element as the contractors are required to factors, the proposal Martin's brother, went be. was Chairman Howard Hodges compare notes during Wednesday's luncheon PhIladelphia Phillies, has of the committee while primary .source of heat. complete Mot e the fore juvenile authorities and f inal 10 per referred to an ad hoe con). I(xiking on (standing, from left) are Sanford Mayor Lee,Nloore, Dowutown Development Corporation been i'leeted to baseball's called question representative can mittee courtesy busing for Janice Springfield and Downtown Business Association Board Chairman David Farr. was ordered held without bond. Hall of Fame, The the plans were the lack of Thomas, on pa role for arrnel paul. llt'rald Photo by 11111 Vincent Jr. fcrtti&r uCstuns and input. -Vcsuclated Press Ieanictt robbery when arrested Tuestoday. day,wasal3ocgedwIthpos. It was not Immediately session if an automatic weapon known if any othtr players that investigators say ttiey be,. received the necessary 75 lieve used In a DeLand evaluate(], passed unani- be located at a site in the Hodges said. "I was Pei cent vote from ballots would like to the commission be s[weific in tx'," Miss Jawbuin said. hera ld Staff Writer murder last month. I1iI)tLslV. Our DowntowT area. 'act by the Baseball stigest that we go before the their reiests. — . .. - icilin iu ts Thr...,.11 ' - ,,& ,, 311 5-A hlarb-crts said she was frightened and asked Mallen to _________ ' n I ~ ~ ~~ ~, Z-N _!Ilffl - - .. - _ . - * _______ '1 $ ,,, ' Mak e a Tuna Casserole, Chunk Style n i* Del Monte Tuna...... 4.', 494 . I SAVE 23c, Del Monte Early : HIJNGhY J' LIGHT sic '303 $ 4 PANCAKE MIX GardenPeas..............3 2-lb. 0g. 79c . 69' ' H ush Puppies...................... 'tolis' SAVE 13c. Mrs. Smith's Delicious Tashinp ' ' Mince Pie............................ ph @ SAVE 22c, Or.-Ida Frozen 401111111111 . .i - .1 s° 4 , / C1a...W.d SAVE 24c, High Un., Individual Froz.i 510? Sole Fillets.......................... "" ' SAVE 20'c, Mrs. Paul's Frozen Family Pak II-.' 99, Fried Fish Fillets.................. '1" (Regularly 99c) Xublor's D.licLous ,0:~ ~7, 7` SAVE 4c, to Choy NEWI Japanese of Chin '0_640 '' California Mix.................... pig 59' _________ Seafood Treat, Tasty Frozen Dressed Smelts........ SAVE lOc,S,ouq.r's Frozen Chkk,no,,f Pot Pies.............................. '' 79< SAVE lOc, WintorGo,-d.n', Frozen Vegetable Soup Mix.......... SAVE lOc, Win let Garden's ________ 99 '' IMF94 p~t 'Homemade" Waffles........ phif 49< r.- cs ______ FOM OU if I 5" _'_'1'.., .i_..s that charges were too vague to even prepare a defense. an near ' e -- In Not u,al Juice, Slked, Crushed, SAVE Sc, DelMont. Rich, Thick Frozen Vegetables.............. SAVE lOic, Downy Flak. Frozen - I3OJ 1 "i'- ' '' '- Spinach.................... oft SAVE 1 7c, Del Monte Cream Styl, or Who. Kernel Golden Corn..............3 '°' ,.. SAVE 28c, DO Monte Delicious Cut or 1 Around The (104k Bridge Calendar ('omles - BAKED IIF.%Ns Pineapple.................. " C.', 39' S F — Sunshine I.aw was violated and Citing Florida law, hail .aid melie%cd to be out from under to ling public officials lie has witnesses before a wand jury nen Mallan, a Itrevard County musician who was working at an Orlando nightspot, testified that Miss Ilarberts was talking by telephone with someone she referred to as "Joe" when they p SATURDAY NIGH'I' orChunsD,lMont. ................ Swift's Sliced Party Salamior SlIC03 Bologna ____________ A .eese 1" Seafood Treat,Tasty Frozen Fill.t, 11 Miss flarberts at Orange Memorial Hospital, and shared the apartment with her, and unr lIf,,s,t l,ir-j,I - Fruit Coc!da,i $ I.lh CL Armour S lat Thuringer.................. _T Ofl8ndO apartment in July 1973 asking for Mks hiarberts. Beverly Fink and Jack SAVE 9c, 0.1 Mont. Dessert Tr.atl 99 111111 Hillsb4,. Farm — 6-43 , New Zealand Qukk.F,oj.n Smoked Sausage...... '' I - --.-, --: 1- _: iii 'it-it d i, titi fltlegree murder in MLs 1 SA 24:, 0.1 Mont. Lady Garden Pe~. '1°' : ]r1Jjc'iii A •S u ' , ' shru Wed., Jan. 28th, (DeliclouswlthSt.am.dCobbog.),Ioths Rounds of Sunday. Corned Beef ................ ,oe '1" _____ S Wisconsin Cheese Bar Sliced oage F 4SAL Big Eye Swiss.................... .i 87' Wisconsin Ch..s. Bar Mild Longhorn ............ ........ Dairi.F,.sh (Smol$.torg,.Schmi.,kas..w Fat) - lb . Shredded Cheddar ............ .4 67 - - I _111111111111 SAVE 30c Armour's Ce. ft Harbert's death caine to an 01 Tomato Juice............ ' 49' SAVE6c, Del Menlo Pineapple pjfl,0fr11 Del Monte Pineapple Grapefruit 391 Fruit Juice................... " (S0 Kraft's Signature Chunk Mozzarella Cheese............ 99 lb SAVE 10c, Blue Bonnet i '1°' fit I- Regular Margarine.............. ' 49< SAVE 4 r., Pillsbury's Hungry Jock Buttermilk Biscuits ............ 3 ... 1 Dairi-fresh Whipp ng Cream .............. 1,, Imperial Oven Roast.... lb i' P,.l.n I....,I.n 14.9 ((.gt.th C.1 I..,t I,,ls Chuck Shoulder Roast.. ,is $ 17' Ribs...................... W.,k l4yd.oI.d V,5,p.b, P,.i,,,. Ground Beef H.V.P. I - I..l Short ) r , I .i'l Sw,ft t Pv.v,,,,,u,. P,.T,n t.n,1it FMOQPO~~[4r. I P,.T., So"oN (,sd $w,fI t P,...,,,.,,,, today that a man on trial for 11-se 1.101111s lw.ilk I NN. ILIt,IIt U, lilt 4411011V1111111% 40%r11.4111I if Del Monte Delicious Tasting Key Club Steak............. 1 Mallan Jr .said the man was the dcfL'nd4lnt, Joseph "Crazy Joe" Spaziano. Miss Ilarberts, 18, disappeared on Aug. 5, 13 and her decomposed body was found on Aug. 22, IM at an - ii Sirloin Steak................ s,I, tP.,.mi.,,,i PI?ISI t,rl.,, I.I •.v,d Top Round Steak .......... hierald Staff 4'rftt.r Both the roommate (if Laura Lynn Ilarberts and the roonunate's boyfriend testified s,,,, ' INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Sur-ft 5IIIl..,4 .,,, - SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT , ".?Iw.t.PtsV,n S.,f L..n _.-'-', ____ _________ t 'r Ar.. set forth exact dates when the -1 illegal trash dumping area off W3I at Altanrnnte Springs. Miss Fink, who worked with • I . ain G'' i rl' s Roomm 1 at,,Iis,st t,qritiu Ii s'wie ,Iat t, 'ist' tuktr i. It'd 99 Beef for Stow ............ ,is '1°' . 1. k'- ' -,- appear before the grand jury to intense pressure generated by 1fl.I• ,,, ii,' liii lint II.inui I'r4115 t'RliIt lit' I'jkt,I sI- hit i,,, s. • • Fryer Breastsi,aRibs lb .1" Fryer Drumsticks........ lb Fr yer Thighs...................99 Fryer Wings...................59 Fryer Backs & Necks.. lb 19' Flavorful Boneless lI.5,,1 , Great For Bar.B.Quu B..! Plate Short Ribs .................. .79' ----s z- - - - alreL-Jy been chastised by the must testify in person. And, law violation charges against present (acian(jfjn(jjflgsabout in di ctments issued by the jury A _____ courts For his Gestapo-like Hall's ruling states the "grand .. County Commission Chairman the state attorney's office on Dec. 16. tactics," Kwiatkowski said. Michael Ilattaway, Corn- dredged up by s committee. jury considered unsworn Kwiatkowski's attorney, .1 "W he n you let somebody like tetonial evidence." mIssioner harry Kwiatkowski Last week circuit judges Newnian flrrjç, said th e public th at run loose, anything is liable 1 •. The Judicial ruling goes on to and County Attorney Thomas threw out a felony charge shod know :. that Herring's to happen. A good example Frcerruin. Is say that the charge 'appears against Freeman and an off ice, in the past, has filed i Fulenwider's getting a waitress insufficient as Ruling in(Uctrneflis WCt law." ''hnn earge charges against 21 public of. in his car and telling her to 1k %agueant1trlec1rnpr,fl me sunsne law at all I ittioriy ficials into a tape recorder," he said 1ntings attended by elected defense," Ball's dismissal (amnan Tom Binford. JftJ_J — ; "Conservatively speaking, \ Kwiatkowski referred to an officials must be open to the ended charges against the trio As Freeman charged that represents about 55 incident involving Ms Mary public. and rcpr3cnted the third "politics" on the part of the counts," Brock sa i d. 1 ______________ Altamonte Springs strait setback for Herring's Republican state attorney, The grand Jury charged None of the officials were waitress. Fulenider reporFreeman Kwiatkowski and office. Kwiatkowski said there Is an ought to trial. Brock said. tedlv taped ateme.,ts by lo1ori %ie;Ing the gasln price lgn at BIB Buns' senice her hlattawav with violating the In a relatd di loprncnt, the "excellent possibility the The people ought to know that under T) of ............. station at 25th Street and Aun III UWUIU j•jj th in r ni cnckin I ... I4I. I 'ull UIIIIJfl '.-u,,,l,juitv: vvrwit'uuy m lW U)' ISItVLIIIg ting Ufl three Democrats will file a It's blatant and speaks for Itrestaurant parking lot on Nov. secretly between May 1 and mwst have twen shocked when they saw the ".9 cents per gallon organization of Democras set lawsWt against flerring as a self," he added. figure. hloiever, Burns said It was nil In jest as he was trying 22. up to combat herring — called result of the grand Oct. 30, 1975 to discuss the Jury probe. "I feel relieved about the keep customers awny from his pumps until new self-service for a special investigator from "You might do that in Nazi county's plan to purchase a Freeman, also, asked for a whole thing," Ilattaway said. German),, but %afetv equipment Is Installed. If Burns was trying to keep the governor's office to "look grand not in America," $517,000 clay pit site near jury investigation of Ilattawav also.said on behalf of Kwiatkowski said. l- ustomt'rs from entering his station, it seems a sure bet the 98.9 into the misuse and abuse of th Markham Woods Road and for e Herring's operations, his family' he would like to 4't'fl Ii 4l)uld do the trick. iHeraid Photo IJV Bill inet'rit Attorneys for the trio argued discussion Jr. state attorney's office on on the Herring was in Tah1 hiccii •',,,.k%i,.I,. •,,,)," ..Il tape recorded statements hiring of Freema political Indictments." n as county and unavailable for comment. peo ns who stuck by him played for the grand jury were attorney. , By B011 WPi'l) I IlI3ittI lt III I'tIIIlA,,, l ilts.,tJ,.5iIi i.et,I I,, un t,ti,Is,, ii nn Inspected, Shipped, DAD, fish, USDA Gr ad. A Tip Roost ............ ......... S I" I r,r list k1!1Jr1f.&1 until Swift's Premium Tenclw-Gtown, Gov't. 1 0 I . i R XT I Try This Delicious B..! Round yesterday dismissed sunshine Ii V'---. Spaziano ________________________________ Murder Trial Continues YEAR HEHITAGF: B..! Chuck Aim Pot Roast.................... Its 99 - -. ,., centering Miss Breck Hair Spray........ con' 69c SAVE 20c (IOC Off Label) Oral Antls.pt.c 4.., "I 79 C __ Tasty B..f Loin ot Rib Steak .................. Had SAVE3Oc,Ullimate,R.gulor,Sup.,o, Unscented • Sirloin Steak............. $ 12 1"n, Mealy B..f Full.Cut Round Steak............ a '1" / / Grover, "It's Poppin Tim." with 3-Minute Brand A Great Tt.otl Beef Loin lawsuit and called for an in- officials on misdemeanor vestigation of State Attorney charges," said Pratt CornAbbott herring. inittee Chairman Tom Pratt. Judge Wallace If. Hull Pratt also said he is asking to . - ______ i .1 No Prøs.rvaty,s in 'Fancy fruit Forms' Pure (Ao,jcotorBlockb.rrvi ' Fried Chicken............ r Good Cooked or Now, .sh Tend., — 99' 794 U.S. 1 Yellow . Southern ~ ficials today threatened to file a money investigating public - " Anjou Pears Taste T.mptin', esh.Bok,d Coconut "Selected Baby Beef" . Inflation Fighter - rr ing's chargescon. Kwiatkowski went on to sisted of "biased information tTiticize not on]y Herring. but and half truths." his chief investigator, Jack Both Kwiatkowski and Fulenwider. 11attaiy sa id they were Jack's only purpose in life is ,- . TastyOtsgonMountoin.Grown(150s1,.) e5h.BOkSdD*tjcjouswjfhaMeoloraSandwjch Onion Rolls / i - . ranges Temple Ham Salad Publi* res'rvas the right to limit quantities sold . hlattaway declined to comment juries. Also, the defense . Fresh-ModeChlck.nSalador I \ I \ I Sweet & Juicy, U.S. 1 Florida Roast Beef \ $ i \ - Red Delicious..........3 Is" ' 59 flavorful Cooked Sliced - 11~ For Waldorf Salad, Use Ibm U.S. Fancy, Crisp Juicy Apples Delicious Pepperoni or 'I [mm I P.d.dwithHam,Bak.do,Candi.d,U.S 1 Old Fashion Loaf ' j - . I &Wtt -. , state at s. ficril4 . w' ra, is-a' Ag torney." The commissioner on specifics of the case. But claimed indictments failed to charges, relieved county of- has spent $,000 of taxpayer said He ___ - 1 Tasty Sliced German S111. Bologna aspects of his herring's) office 'an incompetent W l Kwiatko wski called the dur in g the probe inadmlssable and a violation of charges "Just another attack by On advice of his attorney. state law regarding grand Cleared of all grand jury . in vi n,,v 0! , . I . irTru1L]J the fixin's for warm-up time. Anytime. they look into the financial . i / .. 'We're also riquesting that Iferald Staff Writer le r II By Eli i'l4l Kk U ~ 'I ._ Bee - Sunshine Charges Dropped N ______ . blis. Red While and Slug . sk , tts -, eps -: I .1 Pepper or . 1C1 I " & I "N %1. ) %I- - ff A. A, _-.111 ear arealwa rys welcom .e. And you'll certainly find them at Publix PW- Pubili "'' ' 0 r r ______ 1eio ''I- .- F '4,.5 :'' • ' $t'4 , 5'Th - '- -1L; - s--v -Z t - � 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, January 21, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 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/4e6f510855a8b5b6847c34d71dbbcda9.pdf 2527c038aaf0e5d17796d7fd0e32f312 PDF Text Text — - "-- -- -- --- __ - ---------- .. ---- -- -.--- .---.-- -- - .-- - --.. . __ I . ----------- 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 19, __ Answer to Previous PuziI 197 6 EHappiness ~J BEETLE BAILEY .. * 11 \E JUS T COULD OU 'ETON \AKE UC k* 4 T'iO MINUTE-5 ~~EETLE! 46c~~ ', ."L ;-i TIME .' 47 Press ACROSS 1 Radiate high 49 Large stale Spirits 51 To relish (Itfihl 53 Epensvi 5 Fondness 57 Certain 9 Or,genate -q A PQM C. MM IIAAP T AvL D - r j- 13 Charred outer 58 Heavy hammer surface ci 59 Sea eagles 60 Cauti on 14 Store fodder 1 Slides I Petrol (coil Southern general 3 Mouths (anal I 4 Armed 2 congers 29 Great joy 31 Made vlgtnt 35 Feminine name (p1) 37 Glee 38 Blood fluid Q I NOVA IEL o ____ fj A 15 Summer (French) 46 Ar miii foot 17 Enjo',rrcnt Ship 36 Mountain crests 44 Weird name 55 New Greek lab I 56 Lvenn (poet) Emma No No 111111 W.WE"Num NNW uu CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS SO GET SOME OF THAT CLUTTER OFF 'YOUR DE SK, MM ii J I RMNE Nliji NEENNjJ MMMMOM.- A LI Jill .11lj - aR... jll.j. Jim. Nuff- ... HMO a ul - ". HNN" :-lllJ d t MSEW a i J I J .11 till M .,, E, S\'teSTR LNCO. GLA! D FOP% APES! (OuLO, SM Ii ft;-A p - 7V 0 r .~~.- _1 EAT NEED TEETj (;EMINI (MaY 21-June 20) Don't skiiii over important situations today. Thing under the rug may later sur- I 4# The doictor said 4;~J)r~ -, so 3ItI II \ I F~ -- / T \-\,ii-~ -;t":,:I 71 - i tISCILLA'S I L*'- [ .1 POP by Al Verme I bRAND NE\ TYPEWRlTE -- RUINED LEND IT To STUAR1 AGAIN! ; (HUNT-AND-wRC( I \s5,MJ - I . I it - _,, 00C_,,- ' L-V_J ,-'. Cel - fr)( i qq i - ' . i P2.1-1 L____ -, HI. JUGGlE! wHAT VE Yoti 00146. " I,BE Try !IMHELPG HEt.PG BUT YOU " ARcHIE ANOMR. ANDREWS I DON' T LOOK LIKE YOU 'R E PAINTTHE KITCHEN.' D9iG A THING.' I I - "VI' IVIVIIIdII ELL,ARCHANOHISDI4 SAID I COULD HELP MOST BY STAVING OUT OF THE KITCHEN.' 119 tn - Ifiatal hernia is simply part of the stomach sliding through an enlarged hole in the diaphram into the chest cavit'. With this condition the normal closure Such he rn ias are common in women during pregnancy because of the increased pressure in the abdomen literally squeezing the normal contents in the abdominal cavity through the normal opening in the diaphram The hole returns to normal size and the hernia often di%appears after pregnancy. In correct the function of the sphincter mechanism at the FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaes X __ - ..c:__$ - .) I I Is GREAT TDflY .,6 " ALL ZrAiiis Do 1$ 1i 7 \\k )r 1a ( 4> FOUL UP TH oFPjC I, AS opening of the stomich. So the hernia may be corrected but t he leaky sphincter problem may persist. The importance of a diet in THINK P$1' U$j RL, 11 Y EST *Q954 £ K QJ2 S( - Lamb )t'TIl 'Q" 9 8 3 A 94 A 87 North-South __________________________ North W est IA South Last [lass 2 V I 4 N I Pass 5 Pass Pass Pass 7 V _____ - K& Bridge, '' at c/a Th e commission's acting administrative _____ - ______ _____ ______ ______ - __________ __________ _____________ _______ ______ -- ---. - - ___ __ - ~p _ j - __ _ _______ ___________ __________________ -. ', - - . r- _ ._._2L --.- A- - "s Included In National Register I By JEAN I'ArrE.S.ON Herald Staff writer _________ - , Sanford Avenue to Oak along First Str eet, has a good chance Ni. ' ' , I -I-% I --_ —am ~-'vo ' , G r i I .. 1. . _____ 's - ' . ' __ - - - Archives, History and Records Management. available through the national register fund to communities in Inclusion on the national register would qualify this Florida. Of about 45 applicants, about 20 qualified for grants, added. Before Sanford can apply for inclusion on the national register, an historical survey % &'etion of Downtown for f ed eral grant monies to be used in restoring historical buil di ngs, Werndli said, - SARA JACOBSON must Monday, he met with four "One among us has been llsteniny to too many Tom Jones records!' .. . . be done . of sources that could be applied to city development," Werndli ____ _____ said. Ills views will be reported to ____ _____ _____ the .- DDC at 'ts meeting Wed- nesday morning at th e Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce - T ilding The DDC board will also hear - Bu - - ____________ reports on DI1)C input on the location of the new City Hall; on for . application an -Improvement Authority; and a _______ ___________ ''- '- - _____________ 111111.111 of the buildings legal report. WEIIND11.1 a sur vey in Orlando, under his James Carlin Announces Calendar......... Comics . -- . - . survey could be made in time to for election and committee iiiect the April deadline, structures will be discussed, 4-A S-Il , ('rnssord - supervision, Werndli said the will present a .%late of officers Around The (lock Bridge ______ portion of the city being hiring two graduate students y ___ C'$1$$-r,MA- ______ ___________ Corporation included on the national currently working on a similar I 'I, I - -W ________ __________________ _____ The nominating conimittee (DDC) tc discuss the likelihood register. /fr lie added that "areas o ther than the national register may be more profi ta ble (sour ces of grant monies)" particularly the Community Development program. "There are all sons concerned. Werndll said. By members of the new Downtown (if Development I any ji:cinles are to be for- thcomlng duiir1g 1976. Wcrndli said that last year approximately $500,000 was - After a tour of the city 10019, Board members Cal Conklin, Sara Jacobson, Janice Springfield and Glen McCall learned that application for inclusion on tne national register should be made __________ - nationa l regis ter of his torical sites, according to Philip Werndli, historic site specialist with the Florida Di vi sion of - : ,,__.., t....t_ ._t IP.......... -,.,l '' .i..,,.,, Sanford Ballet Senator Lou Wilson (I-Cocoa Beach) pref fled a bill in the Florida Senate today which would call for the naming of The Sanford Ballet as th e of fi cial State Ballet of Florida . Se nator Wilson commented: "I am extremely happy and proud to be assisting the Ballet Guild of Sanford In at ta ining the recogni ti on it so richly deserves. Through the diligent efforts of many con cerned citizens, the Ballet Guild corimpt was transformed into a reaUty of which U* entire state can be proud. The excellence of the Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole has been attested to by its membership in th e Sou th-Eastern Regional Ballet and National Regional Ball et Associa tions, which demand the highest standards for their members. Senator Wilson continued: "Th e Guild performs yearround for the general public and has been ly instrumental in benefi ting and inspiring many citizens and visitors of Florida wi th its fine performances cultural art of ballet dance. Its contributions to the pubite and numerous charitable Interests are unsurpassed. The City of Sanford and Seminole County can be extremely proud of The Ballet Gufld, and it is time that the entire State of Florida give The Guild its official recog1ition and encouragement. I am hopeful that my colleagues * "_ _____________________________ __ _______ _______ _______ r .11- .. ,i.......... in the Legislature will join with me in the achievement of this truly notable goal." ____________ ___________ rUis e Ship Due C rTi Feb. 2 -4 tJ - - --. . ' '. . 'i-$..' .' r- ' f" 'a - q .4.{- s '.- , 1' ' 4 2jt -.j 'i4 z I 1 - -' r ': - - - .-r''- Wt - -- : I. , - - -'-Ai "( ' -' ' .;- . ni:ht. 't'it an - -i4-' A-' :I:n - the LW. 'es' c'1 -' . 4 -'' - . - - baglc will tie up at e Sa nford facil ity for about .A l;i three days. Cruise passengers %ilill lea%v from the vessel for tourist attractions in Florida, Florida Zoo is included in the package. organization _______ _ $: Free admission to the Central v "- American Cruise Lines Inc., _________ - - &- Port Authority ISCOPA) pier on Feb. 2, according to SCOPA administrator James Ryan. His announcement came during the regular SCOPA i:ionthly meeting Monday 1 floating hotel, '- f , Accuise shi p bringing wi ll dock at the passengers County _-._4 -o Ii) scorrAIIRAH%\N herald Correspondert Seminole iL-a -r'--" - i_ii_-=_ irom liaddLan, Conn.. is the fEl, Candidacy For Comm ission ., p1lions of diael seek~ing bids. Honor ____________ Carlin said, if elected, he investigation and the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS A plans his paramount objective examination of fraudulent sales James E. Carlin, director of s-n security for flankAniericard at to be "total public commitment drafts in order to file forgery - Continue buying Lrom GWf. learl and ____________________________________________ - . could make*more money selling Bill V Sanford May Get Federal Grant _________ % of supplying fuel hopes of saying dollars the Port of Sanford in an- think we ought to check it county is considering three Links. ., I If The bids will seek Tom Vincent) - ' Kt . options to supply fuel needs in Cross-eyed con titration and a good, deep breath is the secret of PaulaHltteII'ssucceu when ltcorneato blowing bubbles a.s big aa her head. Paula Is the nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and M rs. Richard lIlttell, 11 South Fourth St,, Sanford. tflerald Photo by 41 - -. SHE'S FOREVER BLOWIN' BUBBLES ticipation of any future fu,A because, year ago Gulf wanted to the count), vehicles by havingnquantityotgasolieon gaso1ineat the pumps than by -Buy Public Works Director agreeing to advertise for 200,000 hand at all times. selling to the county on a them at the Say-More tank Robert Andrew said county gallons of gasoline for storage Commissioner Sidney Vihien co ntract basis." farm. vehicles used a total of 555,000 at the Seminole County Port Jr., questioned toda y's action 1 hw,ever, Richard Williams, - Buy gasoline from Saygallons of fuel in 1975. Authority, because Vihlen feared ad- the liaison commissioner, said More at the tank (ann. An dr ew said 200,000 gallons Previously, gasoline was vertising for bids might prompt the county has been negotiating Williams indicated he has would be about a four mon th supplied by Gulf Oil Co. But, (;ulf Oil to cancel the county's for some time with Say-More sent a letter to Say-More supply. with the new bid system, the contract. Corp. at th e port to store requesting information as to The commission instructed county wo uld accept the lowest "Oil co m pa nies are very gcsoline. what it would cost the county to Andrew to contact Gulf of ficials bidder and store the gasoline at independent," Vihlen said. "I Williams said at present the store gasoline in Say-More to advise them the county is Downtown Sanford, from Balanced [)let, Recornmend- ______ '-I I The Seminole County Com- - .- -1 -; __.__ Commission Seeks Bids For Gasoline __ a 130,000 embarked on a shortages and, also In the out of the contract because they coming years. The options are: gallons of regular, 20000 of r_______ mission today w by 50,000 - _________ by Dick Tumor _ In addition SEEDCO is audited yearly by a certified public accountant. r saysarticles aecng him of not showing pu blic records are "unfair." The reason, he says, is because he has opened his records. What he refuses to show, Orr says, are SEEDCO pay vouchers for the past fi ve years. He said the vouchers are not public information and should be checked only by persons of ficially authorized to do so. According to federal guide lines, SEEDCO - a non-profit corporation - was organized to get businesses going and to, ultimately, employ the underprivileged. No great results in number of persons hired were anticipated during the first few years, Orr said. Esta blished In ll, SEEDCO now owns six corporations, two of which Orr says he is ha ving p roblems wi th and wishes he had "never seen." But, he says his mistakes have been mistakes any businessman could have made. As for any instances of illegality concerning SEEDCO - Orr says th ere just aren't any. _________ ___ __ For healthy eating unlormalion, send inSO cents for The Health Letter, number -- assistant, Bob Ellis, was appointed to work out the details of the grant with Orr. Ellis said he will begin coordinating the project today. It was SEEDCO that received an $829,000 grant, with $98,000 designated for t he county. Orr had armed himself with audit reports dating back live years in an ti ci pati on of questions at y este rda y's seZ!ilOn. But his problems were not jfl considered, and the discussion centered on the 98,O00. Kimough was not in attendance. "I don't see any difficulty. It's a good program," Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway said after the meeting. C(JmmlSSiOfler Harry Kwiatkowski agreed wi th Ikittaway. "It's a good program," he said. In the mean time, Orr said SEEDCO is trying to get 103 persons hired with th e grant money be fore March, the deadline set by f ed eral officials. Our also explained that SEEDCO is not in competition wi th private industry because the agency seeks jobs for poverty-level and unsk illed employes. Many employes hired by the agency are unable to secure employment elsewhere, Off said. Orr says news reports have accused him of misusing f ed eral funds. He says there Is no tru th to the reports. Orr points to letters from various congressmen who have Inquired Into SEEDCO's operations and found not hing amiss to back him up. Also, the director said he sends in quarterly reports on SEEDCO operations to the federal government. __ II CARNIVAL _______________ By ED PR(CKET herald Staff Writer The County Commission yesterday a greed to accept $98,000 from th e Seminole Employment and Economic Development Corp (SEEDCO). The funds will provide jobs for about 15 workers in the co unty's Public Works Department. Commissioner John Kimbrough had been quoted as saying he was "leery" of accepting th e mon ey because of reports In an Orlando newspaper that claimed SEEDCO Director Horace Orr refuses to disclose SEEDCO records, Other commissioners said after Monday's session, however , th at th ese repor ts cau sed them no concern in accepting the funds. -,- ___ __________ _____ Radio City Station, Now York. use. P1 Y 10019) which everyone should 1551, Radio City Station, New si.i'u's H I.fl:fli'Hici: A'.5 ____ There have been reports that the lives of some state witnesses against Spiaziano have been threatened. EarlJer, it was reported P this Box A pe rson with hiatal he rn ia _ e' Antacid medicines help but avoiding alcohol, particularly before bedtime. I ___ ______ f tents of the abdomen and acid Indteria. in the stomach leaks out of the top of the stomach York. NY -. i i ; : ; "; ; " _____ nowspa per, P. 0 Box 489, piosWre presses on the con- 11.0. _________ __ .,', Any activity that requires bending over, head down, should be avoided That this newspaper. -v-- m __________________ dard American bidding. Other the five notrump rebid open to modern conventions don't and the Blackwood bidder. ( - w. _________________________ ___ _______________ in managing to anyone with hiat4il hernia problems Those who want more information can send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 4R. Hiatal Hernia. Enclose a long. stamped. self-addressed envelope for mailing Address your letter to me in care of - ____________________________ -- !;1' - A Montana reader wants to know why you u,e the five. B Oswald & James Jacoby club response to lilackwood to Oswald "We have devoted show no aces or (our aces a couple of weeks to the Th e answer is that th ere's Jacoby transfer bid. It is an no chance to go wrong here artificial convention, but one and by responding five clubs the life style Is ~vry Important - ______________ _____ constricting around offenders. 1. ______ - * Pass (For a copy of JACOBY the abdomen Tight belts and girdles are common _____ I __________ _______________ Ing at three or four small spades- MODERN, send $ t to "Win ed Daily Allowances (HEM). with a long, stamped, sell addrt'ssctl cnvelop Address your letter to Dr. Lamb, in care of this newspaper, P 0. Box 1551, Radio City S ta tion. New York, NY 10019. hiatal hernia is to help limit the amount of acid formed by the stomach Avoiding coffee, tea and caffeine-containing cola drinks is important as is Pass :., _____ iii those possibilities. A winning bridge player itiust take sensuble chances and th e odds are that South would not be look- vulnerable thern you are likely to get into trouble." Jim. "Of course, there is the old reliable Blackwood of __________________________ ______________________ ______________________ anywhere worrying about if you want to try some of tight in County _____ - _______________________________ care of your hiatal hernia than Just eating small meals You I't'Ople with this problem should avoid having anything ~_ -M __________ that fits in perfectly with stan- to show four aces you leave flat _____ _____________________ ______________________ 6-_' (lie esophagus. There is a lot more to taking need to have the head of the bed elevated and avoid lying -..-- _____ _ __ - Kirkland said he will conference with his client this afternoon whether or not he wants to be present when the videotape L At the courtroom door Capt. J.Q. Galloway stood with portable, handheld metal detector In hand to frisk spectators. If Spaziano doesn't waive his appearance he is expected to be that one's home had "beet, shot up" and another had been beaten secretly taken, under heavy guard, from th e Se minole County Jail by a gang of men. sometime tonight to an undisclosed Central Florida location Judge M(;rC-gor declined to anwer wIca a reporter here the videotaped ttsl.iinony will be Liken. questioned If he was ca rrying a gun underneath his robe or did he As jury selection began this morning five plainclothes deputy tive a firearm under the bench in the courtroom. in the murder trial. ______ ______________________________ Oswald: "Today's hand shows Hlackwood at its best North asks for aces and bids seven hearts when South shows him the missing two" Jim. "North did take some slight chance when he bid seven South might have held three little spades. In that case a spade finesse would have been needed Oswald 'You don't get 11, £ acid material to leak back into While progliective jurors waited In the packed courtroom, Kirkland protested in the judge's chambers that his client wasn't present several weeks ago when under court order the state vi deotaped testimony of an elderly woman who is a state witness The woman recently was hospitalized for a serious heart -_ _______ d't ' Spazlano is accused In the August 1973 slaying of Laura Lynn IL'irbei-ts, 18-year-old Orlando hospital clerk whose decomposed body was found in an tamonte Springs trash dump along wi th . but even here there are poleD ' £107 V 10 4 •Q108r £ 109654 2 J653 ___ Robert B. McGregor at 11:25 after river an hour delay while the court held an In-chambers hearing. the body of another woman, still not Identified. i9 tial problems" .'. made. - f SPaziano can exercise his constitutimal right to confront wit- directly behind the defense table where Kirkland and Spiaziano testimony may be used insteadof the woman appearthglnperson in court at the trial. ___ IHTII £ r K J 32 V A K 76 5 K2 ________________________ iJU VJii IIU IIiIi condition and the court ordered her testimony perpetuated. sheriffs were guarding Judge McGregor 's courtroom. Two re-tape the woman's testimony so deputies were seated In the spectator section of the courtroom Today Van Honk agreed to Spaziano began at 11:30 this mornIng amid heavy security buiIdU wi seVlZld precautions at the Sanford courthouse, Defense attorney Edward Kirkland and Prosecutor Claude Spa.1wto, already serving ii life sentence plus five years, was Van hook Indicated that the trial is expected to take at least three whisked by sheriff's deputies into the courtroom of Circuit Judge days. BRIDGE _____________________ Surgery does help in some cases of hiatal hernia The problem is th at correcting the size of the hole in the diaphram and other aspects of the operation really does not — I F1 Al Opening Irid your case it must have persisted. -"- I ..r'... s..idLy 1. It -_- to use diet and exercise measures to lose weight It is important to wait at least two hours after eating be fore lying down That will give our stomach a chance to empty and there will be less into the esophagus. as your doctor said in your case, up to your throat. -r i in the first degree murder trial Selection of a Mmember frwrnør mnf,w,.t.,.tn nnn aul Of P ______ son with hiatal hernia is wise of the opening to the stomach is faulty and acid tends to leak 4;l 1~ This coming year should be I.lBIt. (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be careful today about making an extremely active OUC for commitments too far In ad. you. For best chances of sucU don't let your priorities. 'ance. Try to clear up things one another. overlap facing you first, hernia repair is almost heal- READER I I C1 1 ziano M urder T,Ik%1411111101111,1111111 Television cameramen and newspaper Phtotographers were barred from the sealed off corridor outside the courtroom when Spaziano, who sported a bushy black beard when arrested in September but Is now clean sMven, was brought from the adjacent county jail via a connecting passageway between the two Herald Stall Writer YOU. ed Ifealth Letter on hiatal Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents or 9 By BOB LLOYD Jait. 2-3. 19"o6 allow others to overly influence 1 ht y sornething of material valueat frequently. without getting on an eating routine that causes obesity. In fact the obese per- DEAR ecurit I.E() (July 23-Aug. 22) Put a stake. lock and key on the old money 1115('LS (Feb. 20-March 20) ix-It toLiy. or you could 1111Stall for time today if you feel PU1iVVlY SI cnd beyond 'our being pressed to make means. lie prudent.' decisions you're unsure (if.' 'IIW() (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Regroup SO you can weigh the You may feel like you're being 5. pulled in all directions today. Chances are you will be if you YOUR BIRTHDAY should cat small nicals more hernia' ,- 68th Year, No. 128- S transactions had acid The J ('1 I'J{IuoItN (Dec. flJan. 19) y(),, may be tempted today to poke your Rose into a situation that has no direct bear ing on you. It could cauS, %% Iilling listeners. up to my throat I had surgery one and a half years ago and I did improve. Now I think the I was never put on a diet The doctor said I could eat anything that agreed with me. I was wond ering if there is a diet for hi at a I her ni a problenis Could you send me - 11 ('AN('EIt (June 21-July fl) some friction. Nothing advantageous will AOIJARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 jaincd today by trying to un un- Make has tes lowly today in ally jxse unpopular ideas there there s Helps [)EAIt I)H I.AMH — I am 31 years old and have two children Th e last child was a frank breech I was sick along time after the delivery and about two years later the doc. tor found out I had a hiatal hernia I had lost about 40 FR)UfldS by then, ~; i It ()SWAI.l) :'.nd Jli 'iIES JA(OIIV By Larenee K. l.amb, MI). It Il Be very selective as to who"' 21) The means will not Justify l 'V Hiatal Hernia Chic Your 4- you chum around wil1i SOCIUIIy the ends today. Don't use today. Avoid those with a methods to advance your alms penchant for making scenes. that could tarnish your image. NEO 4ANCIN6! it ____ ______ SCORPIo I Oct. 24-Nov. 22 March 21-April 19; You're likely to have to contend Steer I middle course today It mth a heavier workload than you find yourself among perusual today. Pace yourself sons with conflicting views. Arbitrate. Don't take sides. wisely to minimize stress. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) s1u;lrr,tItlUS (Nov. 231c. NE W , ie ting LOPED A OCESS FOP (TRACTNG iYL1 7 I .i. BUGS BUNNY __ r- For Tuesday, January 20, 1976 face. 4D Z6, Em -90 AR INS 19 34 Indian Ocean - - . --- r,:IIri ; A P 40 Pine tree (flat I 12 Vend again 41 Honey Ftv&A? o : - 0~~?_T_ ...:____ - Federal 39 Prep.ires Reserve Cnnks Banks lab ) 41 Badly (prefix) 20 African river 42 Obliterate conflicts 21 Brad 43 Sweetheart 5 Lineal lab 1 23 Appear to be 45 Nobleman 6 Greek 26 Greek letter 46 Demigoddess mountain (p1) 50 Merganser 7 Blood vessels 28 Fall in drops 52 British 8 Alders (Get I 30 Snicker -Sculptors 10 Web flntin) 32 Journey group lab ) I 1 Roman official 33 Italian volcano 54 Feminine 27 Caught rw' P . By BERNICE BEDE OSOL. A N oows 18 D;i herb 19 Playfulness 22 Entire (Get ) 24 Manner's direction 25 Gather grain I - ç Balkans HOROSCOPE E D L E 0- N 1 N fur 12 Stair part HIA P_IT . __ - - - - ..r - -- i 11 _t_ r ,.I.-\ responsible for the -i't tour. According to Ryan,- the company had originally sought to (lock at the Sanford Manna. However, the vessel's eight-foot draft is too great for the six-foot facilities at the marina. .* I4Wt - 'bI ti' , - -- - �a --:'-• -- s'lItafiflVr_ 2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. -:_4 I,- l 7 r _'-' .-- -, r - - -.---- -=—_--- - ._ Tuesday, Jan, 2, ?7 Officials Face Grand JuryProb& NATION 'I .' _________________ IN BRIEF - ' 1 Economy Report Due Today, r ____________________ _______________________ ____________ Expected To Show Slowdow, WAShINGToN (API - The latest government figures tre expected to show the economy is settling into its long. term growth trend, but the growth apparently has some soft spots. The Commerce Department reports today on the initial estimates for the Gross National Product, 'or total economic output, for the last quarter of 1975. The report should show a growth rate half that of the previous quarter, according to Commerce Department economist James L Pate. That woi1d he a 6 per cent annual rate of growth in 1k volume of output. compared with the 12 per cent annual :rowth rate which constituted the biggest jump in 20 :'ars fo the July-to-September quarter. J.. . ______________________ _____ I I . L . ______________________________ __ ___________________ __ - - L_-. ______ __________ ______________ CIA Accounting Criticized YOUTH OFFICE IN WASHINGTON tAPI — The draft report by the House tntelligence committee staff says the U.S. overnrner.t riouslv utidcrvalued large quantities of weapons supplied to anti-Soviet factions in Angola, according to authoritative sources. The committee was to meet today to begin considering the draft report, which said the system of accounting enabled the CIA to transfer much larger quantities of weapons than would seem possible under the $25 million price tag which has been publicly attached to the Angolan operation, the sources said. The draft cites as examples a .45 caliber pistol valued at 5 and a .30 caliber carbine valued at $7.50, according to the sources. SOUTH SEMINOLE A new Youth Programs office is open, itaffed with frnm left,, Mrs. Qiarlea Tuell, secretary; Mi, Janet made, coordinator of VolunteerSer'jces for South &mhxde County, and Jim Tuell, group rap coordinator. (Herald Photo by FJdn Nichols) - evv York [)Uring i AAan u to Robbed Tra in - cDf $1 ,775 \/acati on Trip Cotiris florida growers are relaxing today as wanner weather fans across the state in the wake of subfreezing tern. peratures that damaged vegetable and orange crops in several parts of the Sunshine State. A spokesman for Florida Citrus Mutual, a growers' col)eraUve. said some fruit was (I;Irl)agcd when teni. peratures dropped to as low as 22 degrees in groves In Lake and Marion counties in Central Florida early Monday. Carter Would Fire Kissinger State Bank No. 7i CONSOLIDATED REPORTOF CONDITION OF SUN BANK OF SEMINOLE" OF LONG WOOD TIIC STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER JACKSONVILLE (API — Democratic presidential aspirant Jimmy Carter says if elected he will fire Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. He says part of the reason would be because Kissinger apparently does not trust the American people. "I think he has deliberately excluded the people and the Congress from involvement in foreign politics," the former Georgia governor said Monday after opening his Jacksonville campaign headquarters. Grand Jury To Convene a a ORLANDO (AP) - Accused murderer W.T. Zeigler Jr. Is free on bond after spending 22 days In jail on charges of gunnIng down his wile, In-laws and a customer at his furniture store on Quistinas Eve. Zeigler was released from the Orange County jail shortly before noon Monday after posting a $40,000 cash bond. "Gentlemen, I am Innocent and I expect to be proved in. nocent at the proper time," Zeigler, 35, told newsmen as he left the jail fcc his Winter Garden home. ... Former Policeman Gets Probation PSC Sets Trucking Rates For 'Steal-To-Order Connection TALLAHASSEE lAP) — The Florida Public Service Commission has set minimum rates for gravel carriers despite a warning from its attorneys that it has no authority to do so. The PSC voted 2-1 Monday to set the minimum rates on a temporary basis to hsure safety of gravel trucks after hedring truclers complain they were endangering lives on the highway ar1d being forced out of business by competitors using cut-throat tactics, On another matter, Commissioner Paula Hawkins was unsuccessful in getting her colleagues to agree to a proposal to exempt requests (or telephone numbers of government agencies from the directory assistance charge Imposed by General Telephone Co. and Winter Park Telephone Co. Phone Rates To Go Up Kissinger Goes To Moscow More Costly F.T. U. Super Bowl Tours Probed ' ORLANDO (API — Florida's traveling grand jury convenes here Wednesday for three days to question more than 40 subpoenaed witnesses, including several alleged highranking members of organized crime. Special prosecutor Gene Whitworth, Alachua County state attorney, declined to Identify those subpoenaed. But an Informed source said the list included such names as Anthony Acceturro of Hollywood, Victor "Patsy" DeVanzo of Hollywood and Sam "the Plumber" DeCal. cante of New Jersey. Also appearing, the source said, will be Elmer Vickers, president and general manager of Tropical-Calder Race Course in Miami. Zeigler Out On Bond *hnf '' Choose II . ... . - '! ' ' -' tiiIi':;; . , - j . , , - ' - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Ian. 20, I76-3A -'i ,, -. " - ' 'jfl.'- / \ . It S / . —. . ' 1' "_,% , I - 7 I t . \, / II( P ro . . . ,. ... .- - r- '.11, r . - "-4" '-"-'-_ rir -, 4—_ . '.' _i"Vj " i.Au-'.' '-'-- Se-.-' .1!.. ' .-.-:..'-': '"' .rS-,- - -______ By L ongwood Officials ide'ni' a - and begin shortly vices. Legal Notice S -.'c i" ('A&SEI.I3EHI1Y — Thirty thereafter in IAngwood. members of the l.ongwool Winier Spring.s 1're Chief nlunteer Fire Dcpartnncnt Charles hlolz.man and Mrs. Inc. kicked off their drive to llolzrnan were special guests at raise $10,000 to start an the supper gathering. emergency ambulance service KeiIev said the members, all in the f.ongwood.Winter fornierl' associated with the Springs area with a pot luck volunteer firefighters in upperhcreattheSociety Park ingw'ood, and known in the recreation center. community, will be parRobert Kelley, president of ticipating in the door-to-door the organization, said the group effort. has already raised 13,000 Wives of the former %oluntoward the goal and will be going door-to-door seeking teers are also activel' Involved signatures on petitions urging in the organization. Kelley said is expected that a minimum support by the two ci'ies of the of 300 to 400 signatures wiil be effort and contributions to tt easily obtained. cause. Kcllev said in addition He pointed out the ambulance various fundraising activitIes corps will not be operating in will be sponsored. competition with Herndon The petitions will begin AmbulanceSerriceorthecity5 circulating in Winter Springs emergency unit, but rather ill F'ire Chief Charles Holzman, and Mrs. LaBossiere attend the supper meeting kicking off fund-raising Februar for an emergency ambulance service. KICKOFF 7 3 Firefighters "---- , . - .' - - _______ Raising Funds I ,It'J - 5I I .. It - State Bank No. 570 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF Ft.AGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE" of SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLOR IDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, ins. a I Sttj jed J DOS N ASSETS I.ONGWOOD.-. The city area at the school, adjacent to will determine what funds Anderson succeed him to bring council Monday night voted to I.akeview, also be paved. Cash and due from banks (including S None are on hand, new ideas to the organization. unposted debits) instruct Puhltc Work.s Director As a short term measure, In other action, council: ---Approved Lormann's () U.S. Treasury securities $ 2721,767 Ralph F'isher to estimate costs Mrs. Birle urged that yellow —Instructed City Attorney appointment of Gerald Korman I Ib) Obligations of Federal Financing Bank S 0 constructing a sidewalk on lines be painted at the in- Ned Julian Jr. o prepare an as assistant city judge to serve I Total (items 2(a) 8 (b) ................. 2.12 1,161 1 (;rant Street from Rosedale to tersection of Grant and Orange exclusive Franchise with when City Judge Gene fl, Obligations of other U.S Government Orange Avenue and determine as a crossing area for the Florida Public agencies and corporations ......................1.174,30S.28 Utilities for Stephenson is not available. from what fund such an im- walking elemeiitary school natural gas service in Obligations of States ar,d political subdivisions ---- 3,943,161.26 the -.5i in voting 2-2 on the Other securities (including provernent could be made, children and that a crossing communht. Julian was told to 5-0. ('nuinr'jI took the action after proposed appointment of corporate stocks) .............................0guard he made available, include a section requiring that Mrs. Candice Birle, a resident Council Chairman J. H. Grant the service be available in two 'n(frew Serninazz.i to the Land Trading account securities .........................0 Planning Agency. Councilmen Federal funds sold and securities purchased IA)ngwood North, urged the said he would instruct that that years or the franchise under agreements to resell ......................-0board to construct the sidewalk work be accomplished today, will Grant and Lawrence Goldberg automatically be 'oid. Other loans 10,251,106.78 for the safety of school children favored the appointment Saying that the parents of while Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and Julian also said he would not o1l thderson and Mrs. Lormann attending the other assets representing bank premises ........ 1,035,175.13 these children will not request include language to nnake t w'ere opposed. Councilman Realestateowned other Lnngwoo(I Elementary School, courtesy bu.sing because "this clear that the utility than bank premises -0. is not ;erardcormelj was absent. but also middle school and high ni:onet lnvestmentsInsubsidiarjesnotconsoIited is needed .0for receiving a franchise on bottled Customer's liability to this bank on school students who must walk education", Mrs. urIc said the gas. The attorney said it can be —Itequested a recomacceptances outstanding .......................0. along the roadway which i sidewalks are the answer to the expected that the ordinance will niiendi*tion from the fire Other assets (item 6 of "Other Assets") bordered by drainage ditches safety problem. be read for the first time department on the request of (including 542,750.00direct leasefinancing) ....... 365,401.82 on both sides Ron Korb, who led an effort Monday and a public hearing the Wiginton Fire Sprinkler Co. Mrs. fine, admittir1g that among parents In Skylark to will be held Feb. 16, followed by to permit installation of two TOTALASSE'rS .............................22,477,372.37 niiany of the youngsters walk have some 61 children from his second reading. 5,000 gallon tanks for gasoline down the center of the road, subdiision courtesy bused to —Set a workshop for 7:30 at 11W SR 427 business house. LIABILITIES said it Is impossible nonetheless Longwood Elementary, said p.m., —Delayed until next week Oct. 29, with Hartsock to for the students to walk on the children walking Grant Street reiew action on a request from the Demand deposits of individuals, the budget. road shoulder because there is are "jeopardizing their Lives by partnerships, and corporations .................3.979.292.70 Council member June Lon- sewer plant operator to pur. none, playing chicken with cars." mann said the police depart- chase $1,400 in testing Time and savlc.gs deposits of Individuals, I.ongwood Elementary partnerships.andcorp'ti He said that by getting the mentpayrollaccountisrunning equipment. The operitor 6,801970.71 principal, Arietta Coberly, courtesy busing some 50 cars over budget because police several weeks ago said 11,10506 reported to council that some daily, which would have been incentive 6,624.33890 pay was not budgeted. necessary equipment would Deposits of foreign governments and 370 walkIng elementary age used to transport Skylark City Clerk Onnie Shornate said cost $10,000. official institutions 0 ('hlldl'en feed onto Grant Street children to school. hae been the police Incentive must be Deposits of commercial banks ., 0. —Authorized Julian to defend Certified (rum various areas. and officers' checks, etc. taken off Grant Street. 95,193.70 paid From state revenue former Police Chief Wesley TOTAL DEPOSITS .................. Mrs. Birk appealed to 5t4 201 07 CouncilmanParkerAnderson sharingrnoneyasaconditionof Dowell and a former police (a) Totaldemanddeposits council to construct the said the city has been studying receiing those funds. .5 S,4t&387.3. officer in a law suit brought (b) Total time and savings deposits sidewalk and to pave Lakeview the need for sidewalks for at —Named Anderson the city's against them, charging .$12,017,813.73 Street that runs north and south least three months, but if there representative to the Council of negligence in 1973. Julian said Federal funds purchased and securities sold and bounds the school property, is no money available, there is Local Governments under agreements to repurchase ...............2,400.000.00 in Seminole the city was not a party to adding that mothers will be no need to study the situation. ('ountv. the Other liabilities for borrowed money ...............-0. Mayor James Lormann suit because appearing before the school the one-year Mortgage indebtedness ..........................0. Grant said a workshop with board to ask that the parking accountant Harold Ilartsoek had been serving in that statute of limitations for suing Acceptances executed by or for account of Ix)sitnon and requested that municipalities had expired. this bank and outstanding 0 Other liabilities ...................... 739,035 00 I of i -------- " Ely The Associated I'ress .. Utility Raises Capital " ' Citrus Growers Relaxing Ic1ion Reports Carter Strong In Iowa - " :';: BARTOW (AP — Four persons have been arrested In an investigation of a series of violent Central florida crimes in the past nine months by a gang wearing ski masks, an informed source reported today. The Lakeland Ledger reported, meanwhile, that authorities would announce the arrest today of two men, a woman and a juvenile in the case. Murders, torture and rape have been attributed to the gang, but the Ledger said its sources Indicated initial cha. rages would be in connection with possession of stolen property. Legal Notice NJ - . .t',."_:.:':.; Four Arrested In Connection With Area Terrorist Attacks Jewelry Taken From Longwood Home By BOB LLOYD air conditioning compressor ASSETS Herald Staff Writer 'S a was recovered at Thomas' A New York man has Cash and due from banks (Including $ None residence. reportedthe theft of $1,775 from ........ Sedan Burned his coat pocket on the AutoDES MOINES, Iowa APi - Former Georgia Gov. (a) U.S Treasurysecurities S 3.469.501.48 * In uther reports, deputies Train during a vacation trip to Jim.my Carter says he's 'tremendously encouraged" by (b) Obligat1ons of Federal Financing Bank S None said a 1971 lincoln sedan owned * Police Florida and a south Seminole Total (Items 2(a) 8 (b)) ........................ 3.469,501.18 backing given him by Iowa's Democrats In the nation's by James Williams, of Orlando, ObligatIons of other U.S. Government woman reported $2,363 in first contest among presidential hopefuls or grassroots * Fire agencies and corporations ....................None was burned last night In an support. jewelry is missing from her orange grove on Jackson Si, ObIIgatIonsofStatesandpoiitfcaIsutdivjsjons None home. Carter, who led a field of Mx candidates for the party's Other securities (including S None Geneva, Sanford police said Frederick presidential nomination in voting during Monday's corporate stocks) .........................None Deputy Frank Carter said a H. Reber, 28, of Eldred, N. V., Richard precinct caucuses, credited "a large and dedicated TradIng account securities Dearing ................... No' grand larceny, aggravated $1,200. two-way radio unit was reported the cash was taken Gregory Mills, 19, Brisson jailed group" of volunteers for his success In Iowa. Federal funds sold and securities purchased Ave., assault and use of a firearm in reportedly stripped from the from his coat, left on a dining Midway, early today after the under agreements to resell ........................600000.00 With reports from 2,080, or 82 per cent, of the state's commission of a felony, vehicle before it was Other loans ................................... 1,054,618 S9 set afire. 2,530 voting precincts counted, Carter held 27.7 per cent of car chair, while the train was pedestrian could produce no Sneriff's detectives saId the Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, Residence Burglarized passing through Virginia or identification when stopped at arrests the delegates picked for March 6 county conventions. The and otherassets representing bank premises were made after a $500 81,482,1) Alexander John, of 518 county meetings are the next step in selecting Iowa's 47 North Carolina. 13th St. and Park Ave. air Real Estate owned other than bank premises None conditioning compressor Peachtree Lane, Altamonte Investments insub'sidiariesnotconsoplcjated national convention delegates. Detective Sgt. Edward Police reported None Mills unit was stolen from a conSprings, reported a color Customer's liability to this bank on Hughes said local police are allegedly dropped a bag of struction site on Leon Court off television and stereo equipment cooperating with acceptances outstanding .....................None other marijuana when Dearing had Graham Road in south valued at 1693 missing Other assets (item 6 of "Other Assets") authorities in the theft in- him empty his pockets on the Seminole. following a burglary at his (including$Nofledirect1esefj,ncing) .......... 73.12135 vestigation. trunk of a patrol car. ATLANTA lAP) —The Southern Co. raised more new p Contractor James Salaclak, residence, deputies said. Jewelry Missing capital last year — $118 million — than any other electric Bond for Mills was set at of Malt land, told deputies TOTAL ASSETS.................................. 5.570,390 S Death Probed Mrs. Sarah Saidi, of 130 Fox $5,000 on a possession of con- someoneshntnt him nt thi utility in the nation, says the president of the holding Ck...rt'.. 1..8---.-_ -. .,, utieciivcs toaay Ridge Run, Longwood, reported trolled substance charge. company. scene before a pickup truck left were investigating the death of the jewelry was taken from her L1A8IL1TlES Multiple Charges Alvin W. VogUe also told a meeting of directors Monday the area at a high rate of speed. Ed Corley, 62, of 2755 Bungalow home sometime between Dec. that Soiithetn ritlsed nearly 0 million through the sale Nathanjal C. Thomas, 21, of Casselberry police stopped a Boulevard, Sanford. Corley's Demand deposits of individuals, partner. 24 and Jan. 19, according to a MalUand, and Emit M. Flerro, of securities. pickup truck at SR.436 and lied %hlps,andcorporations ........... i-.- ...........'1,684,832.32 was found lay1itg ortlic report filed by Deputy Jim 27, of Orlando, were Jailed by Southern Is the 'parent firm of Georgia Power Co., Rug Road and reportedly ob- floor in his residence Monday Time and savings deplts of individuals: Hibbard. sheriffs deputies in lieu of Alabama Power Co., Gulf Power in Pensacola, Fla., and partnerships, and corporations ................. 1,546,165.36 served two handguns fall from night when a friend went to the Man Arrested Msslssippt Power Co. Deposits o' United States Government ............ $23,000 bond each on charges of the right side of the vehicle, 2 50 house to find out why Corley Deposits of States and political subdivisions ........1,415381 Sanford police patrolnpan grand larceny, attempted Directors approved a $1.1 billion systemwide con8? Sheriff's detectives said the hadn't reported for work. Deposits of foreign governments and struction program for 1976 and a $3.7 billion construction official institutions .......................... program for 1976, 1977 and 1978. Deposits of commercial banks ................ Certif led and off cerS' checks, etc................ (95,.*i 3'?) TOTAL DEPOSITS ................. $4,551,243.60 Total demanddeposlts .........1430,058,24 Total time and savings TRENTON, N.J. API — An uneasy quiet hung over a deposits ....................$2,921,165.36 maximum security wing held by rebellious prisoners at Federal funds purchased and securities sold Trenton's century.old State Prison today after a shootout By BOB LLOYD Crowder, 44, was earlier sen- and that he must have under agreements to repurchase ..............None no detail, had been involved In a that left one prisoner dead and two inmates and three Herald Staff Ysriter tenced to a prison term plus contact with Donald H. Otherliabiiitiesforborrowedmon,y ...........None running gun battle with a Mortgage guards voundecL Indebtedness .............................. probation. None Crowder and his wife, Mrs. murderer and had been shot In Acceptances executed State prison officials remained at the scene, hoping for A former Georgia police by or for account The Fields'Crowder trial Cerolyn Crowder, who a chance to talk with prisoners on the eighth tier of No. 7 of this is the face with a shotgun while In bank and outstanding ..................N detective now operating an ('entered on a ISO-horsepower Fields' cousin, one Other liabilities .................................... Wing, a "segregation section" reserved for troublesome the line of duty. AltamonteSpi- ings business has outboard motor that admitted 15,521 4At the sentencing, l.t. A group of Savannah citizens inmates. The eighth tier ison the fourth floor of the prison. been adjudicated a convicted members of the burglary ring Malcolm Kendricks of the chartered a plane to come to TOTAL LIABILITIES .......................4,566,768.04 The inmates, though locked in their cells, were in felon and placed on seven years said they stole in Orange Savannah Police Department Sanford to testify in Fields' control of the tier, one of two on the floor, authorities said. probation in connection with a County and took to Fields' testified MINORITY INTEREST IN that Fields worked as behalf. They sporadically fired shots through the cell bars. CONSOLIDATEOSUBSIDIARIES nnulti-county "steal-to-order" business across the street from None an officer for 11 years starting Entered Into the hearing theft ring, a bar operated by Crowder. The in 1960. record were letters from two Circuit Court Judge Robert burglars testified that they saw lie said Fields was nominated Savannah judges and a RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIFS former McGregor meted the sentence Fields cover the stolen motor for "officer of the year" three district attorney on Fields' WASHINGTON AP — Your long-distance telephone Monday for Herman E. with a blanket. Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up years, decorated (or bravery behalf, rates are going up. pursuant to I "Cooter" Fields. 38-year-old Internal Revenue Service rulings) Fields testified he returned to and courage and was ..................N wounded one Assistant State Atty. Bill Other reserves on 108n5 The way was cleared for the higher rates when the owner of an Altainonte land. his shop to find the motor ....................... and in the line of duty. None Federal Communications Commission voted 7 to 0 on Heffernan noted that "quite a Reserves on secursties .........................None scaping business, that the next day it was missing Monday to allow American Telephone & Telegraph Co. to David Sims, a Savannah bit of the property stolen by the Fields was found guilty in and he has no knowledge of attorney, testified that Fields theft ring" has now begun to TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS submit rate tncreas to push its annual rate of return on Octobe:- by a circuit court jury where it went. ANDSECURITIES ..........................None had been known as an "honest surface in the Savannah, its investments from 8.74 per cent to 9.5 per cent. That will Ga., on a buying, receiving and Judge McGregor ordered as cop." area. bring the Bell System an additional $flS million per year. concealing stolen property conditions of Fields' probationi Kendricks said Fields, It will not be known how much the decision will cost who Judge McGregor said Fie!ds charge. he must make restitution to the rose to rank of Detective Sgt., "wasn't CAPITAL ACCOUNTS involved in It to any telepione users until after the FCC Issues the text of its A co-defendant, Donald Ii. owner of the outboard motor had worked a mugger "decoy" great extent other than this one Capital notes and debentures decision in a few weeks and sets a filing schedule for .................. None (specity Interest rate and maturity of AT&T, a company spokesman said. time (outboard motor case.)" each issue outstanding) However, thecourt noted that Equity capital, total .............................. County Officials with his police background ),003,6fl,5o Fields should have had Preferedsfock.totalparvalue ...............None "greater sensitivity than others WASHINGTON (API — Secretary of State Henry A. (No. shares outstanding None) .... Course as to what was going on. It's Kissinger is heading for Moscow with hopes of breaking (No. shares authorized 50,000) hard for me," the judge said, the deadlock in negolatlons for a new treaty limiting ofCounty officials have decided nneet the needs of (No. shares outstanding 50,000) county of. sue," Comriijssjonc; John "to think Fields was unaware." fenFive nuclear weapons. to attend a $3,000 management licials, Andrew said It Surplus ......................................... will Kimbrough said. He also firmly 350,000.00 course at Florida Technological involve a series of Kissinger scheduled a stop in Copenhagen today for Undivided prof its .................................153.622,50 In a second sentencing, Judge lectures from believes courses must Reserve for contingencIes and other talks with Danish Prime Minister Anker Jorgensen and University 1 FlU) instead of a specialIsts In different fields, made to fit be tailor- McGregor put Stanley G. the needs of county capital reserves .................................N similar course casting 10 tImes Foreign Minister K.B. Andersen. He was due In the Soviet StrOUPC (In 18 months probation Andrew checked both with officials. capital tonight and was to leave there Friday. less at Seminole Community FTU and with SCC. Ills report on his guilty plea to attempted rOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Kissinger, who left Washington late Monday iiight, is Lollege (SCC). ...................1,003.622.50 After reading the report from Possession of a $15,000 motor Indicated SCC would teach a flying to the Soviet capital on the strength of "a clear to Andrew, Commission Chair. home stolen by the theft ring. 'OTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, The reason the more cx- management course for promise'' that he will be given a significant :iiodific;it ion cnsive FlU-offered course $400, while the FTU scholars luau Michael Ilattaway said he ANDCAPITALACCOUNTS .................... Stroupe, 35, of 119 Ruby 5,570,39054 in the last Russian position on a 10-year pact. favors FlU as the school to Court, south Seminole, was as chosen, County officials asked $3,000. ay, is the r.chool has a larger Commissioner Richard teach the course. As of arrested during raids in midtalf in the department of Williams indicated yesterday yesterday, Hattaway had not /tUit2st MEMORANDA breaking up the "steal tuslnes,s, plus FlU has University of florida (UF) reviewed the report front, UF. to order" theft ring and verage of total depoit for the 15 ublisbed authors of business scholars In Gainesville PI1TSBUI4GJI lAP) — Local and federal authorities calenclarcjays ending with call date recover!ng $30,000 In stolen also - - hlattaway asked depart. property, rxt.c tezichjnt at the school, are still trvini: to unravel (lie cases of thousands of foot2.631,103,25 verage of total loans for th i rnit:ht 1w intert'',tf'd I httdini fIi,'nI ,hf.. It.., L. -- Inmates Hold Prison Wing FLORIDA IN BRIEF TALLAHASSEE (Al') — was handling the lease for Tur. Education Department offi. lington and "told me I was dais may be called before a wasting my time bidding." "She did not tell my why, t, Leon County grand jury next month to answer accusations of it was evIdent why," Moore political favoritism In a lease to said, poInting to Mrs. Danisbys a contributor to CommissIoner $1,250 contribution of office Ralph Turlington's campaign, space to Turllngton's 1974 caniAfter (our losing bidders on palgu. Mrs. Andrews said the only the lease appeared before the grand jury Monday, State Atty. objections she raised to Moor Harry Morrison said the panel proposal to bid was that hi. gave no instructions but that he property was west of the expected more witnesses to be Capitol and the advertised bid called when the grand jury specifications called for a warehcuse south of the Capitol, meets again. "1 told him we'd be more than No Education Department of ficials testified Monday. The happy to consider his bid, buti " ' grand jury will meet again in we were not interested in space west of town," she said. February I Mary Pugh, representini' j Thrlingnn said he was cager to appear and explain that no Walthal, who submitted a bid favoritism was involved in the $3,100 lower than Mrs. Dansby'3 lease awarded by the Cabinet In bid of $27,500-a year; Luther Counsel, another lower bdd,,r October to Grace Dansby. While waiting to testify, and Max hiarmum aLso ; DeVoc Moore, a bidder on the pea-red at the grand jury lease, said that Nancy Andrews SIW1. -• ... . of ,,. - . .. -. . i ----------------------- By Winter Springs Councilman TOTALL1ABILITIES Civil Service Measure Opposed 20,653,236,07 . MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES .... - .0. r B JANE CAS.SELBF:llIly A '-ollunittee. composed of Browning replied, 'I'm Mayor Tros' Piland said, "A RESERVESOPi LOANSAPIDSECURITIES Herald Staff %%'rlter Councilmen Irwin Hunter, John afraid it is so Ironclad, where Civil Service ordinance is Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant Daniels and Ernest Hendrix, an emplove may have more job definitely needed for ernployes WINTER SPRINGS - .-", has worked with to Internal Revenue Service rulings) City Attorney security than the people fun- below department heads, who 172.603,34 Other reserves on loa'is ........ proposed Civil Service or Gary Massey for several ding -0the program, no matter should serve at the pleasure of Reserves on securities .......................... dnance for the cut)', which niionths -0. complete the how ineffective he may be in his council until we have a city canoe under fire from Coun- proposed document. __________________________________________ i''ition." TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS manager." cilnian Donald Browning in a To head off criticism voiced -ANDSECURITIES 172,603.34 Council workshop Monday at last week's hearing, hunter ___________ night, will apparently have to proposed a list of revisions and under go drastic change to deletions. This failed to placate make it more palatable. Browning, who called the Capital notes anddebentures CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - . - -o A public hearing on the or- proposed Civil Service board (scify interest rate and maturity dinance held last week was "grassroots bureaucracy." of each issue outstanding) continued to give City Council I)aniels said the purpose of Equitycapital,totai - 1,701,537.96 an opportunity to discuss in the ordinance is to maintain work session sections of the stability and protection for Prefer red stock total par value 0 (Ne. shares outstandi -0-) document some found oh- emplo)esremovingsorneof the Common stock total par value 600.00000 jection.able. After a length)' political pressure of personal (No. shares authorized 80,000) discu:on last night, council vendetta: provide for in-step (No. shares outstanding 80.000) decided to hold another pay raises and a System tf Surplus 800,000 cc Undivided profits workshop before next Monday's redress of complaints against 101,532 90 meeting. Reserve for contingencIes and departnuert heads. other capital reserves -----------o , p-.,. i f - ?..".. - . (I,'. "-i. I'- JF' :'''- - . J J- .. . f.', . - r, J- ,," ,!ft',--.i ;........: ' -'. It'..... " '. - , ,,.-i.. .,,'-. '' 1"rt' - - Crockett A Likely Prospect '. ". S'It. ' '1 Officer Sues Over Loss JACKSONVILLE lAP) — Because the head of a raccoon that scratched wildlife officer David Gibson of Jasper was lost in shipment, he had to undergo painful anti-rabies treatment. Giton sued Greyhound Bus LIneS for $2.5 million. The case was settled Monday when U.S. District Judge Charles H. Scott awarded the state wildlife officer $50 plus six per cent interest since July 1974. This Is the standard value given a shipment of less than 100 pounds with no declared value, Greyhound said. Jailer Charged In Escape Henry Block has 1 7 rens vhy YOU shculd COIiie to US for income tax fhIielp - i,,,, - ..-d .1t A" ., -'I, y 3t4 • '. • .' -. .. - ,. -4- .. '.. '- - . ' . '." _' jr)},,: / a 4 c .. ' . ,-..,, •,:. .." I r , 't" .' .It'. tt-ç •'t%.Jts , I1t" , r' .'ø' . t' -. J4 . ,. $\..b' " 1, ' '- ",. ',, 'ti, I P' ,I.. '.-'''' ' ¶,. ,'s "j, ..'. ', . .. . - .. - . - . '-.-- .'' ' ,?' * ,_'- , "-:'b"E r ..-" '. P n, S '. ,,., '. ,''- ' - .4.. -, r'4-. '1 ., '."' - ,- r"--i" '-5-: 'It It - -. '- .I" ,,, -,a a - '• , .n A"r'.ir Ii, "It '/'"'..4 . It •' -. ,,.. ç'- '-,, - ''', . 4•.. - "It' I . - .i'It' '' 1-. .It.FI"' '. to 1ALLAHASSEE - Maurice Crockett is considered the most likely prospect of three persons nominated (or Cabinet appointment today to the state Parole and Probation Commission. The Cabinet is also scheduled to consider a conS troversial proposal on mass purchases of equipment for six "Little Capitols" to be built around the state. O'ockett, superintendent of the Howell Lancaster Center for Delinquents at Trenton, lost In a Cabinet runoff a year ago when two new members were appointed to the commmission. - '.'-, .,.-T1), .•,gI,". - ,., ,,,La -.c',-.i - ',:- -' __ ,a t " t: ".'cj ______ '' . . . , DCO& COPIER TOTALCAPITALACCOLJNTS .............. / %ORL&?R ___________ _________ SHARP—ASAMAIN COPIER OR SATELLITE ___________ So cltfCrd!ble you can buy as well as rent or lease it. Reason 1. L I, aL - , . ..,. . - - - I -.,' 'It It I I IC - - "" - '' ,,-, - -i r ,f't-' 'It'I,, -.:. -. I , . -'.-1 - .' -'_ ,.. '''It" -.. -j., 21,2)5.66727 ' tvZ,r,' .L, MEMORANDA We are income tax tAI. It,, . Average of total deposits for the 15 - caicndardaysendingwithcalldate . C.. r, I'.5.... f :;t," , ______ I, '"'-"' 1,701,53296 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPI TAL ACCOUNTS' ------------22,477.377.37 LITTLEMORE THAN PENN . - . -' ' ,'. ..' 'Ii.4 • , .,.. -. ,, i ':"_"'!.--4 ./' " - ", ti'., d" - - �Evening Herald J Eugene (Gene) Eiselein, 115 Laurel Drive, Sanford, has completed a three-week course at the Investors Diversified Services (IDS) regional training school at Florida State University. HIS, based In Minneapolis, numbers 3,400 representatives in its national sales force, distributing a variety of financial products Ineluding shares of IDS-associated mutual funds, fixed-return investments and Insurance underwrltten by an 11)5 subsidiary. With the completion of the course, Elselein is now an accredited fl)S sales representative in the Sanford area. Congratulations Gene, and good luck In your new venture. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 Area ('ode 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1976-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYlE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILliAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 - home Delivery: Week. 55 rents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Yvar, $2840. liv Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. Al! tither mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. m -rçf A New Balance For High Court? The Clock When the Supreme Court reconvened Jan. 9, it seemed likely to have a new philosophical balance. While rejecting efforts to pin him with a "conservative" or "liberal" label, Justice John Paul Stevens has pledged to base his decisions "on the narrowest grounds possible." The so-called "strict Constructionist" stand is in contrast with that of his predecessor, William 0. Douglas, who viewed the court as an instrument to effect social change. "You don't have the freedom," Stevens told the Senate Judiciary Committee in confirmation hearings, "to substitute your own views for the law." Stevens and his more experienced colleagues have a particularly sensitive job in the weeks ahead - to judge, in effect, the very political and governmental processes whose creature they are, Among the delicate questions is the constitutionality of the Federal Elections Campaign Act of llf/4. Adopted by Congress at the height of the emotional upheaval of Watergate, the law has been challenged as going too far in its aim of correcting campign abuse. Some critics charge that the act, through its limitiations on campaign spending, violates First Amendment guarantees of free speech and free expression. An imminent ruling on the issue is far from crtaia, since Stevens' appointment and confirmation came after arguments had been presented to the Court, The Bill of Rights is also at the heart of other cases before the Supreme Court. The First and Sixth Amendments collide in the issue of press "gags" in coverage of criminal judicial proceedings, Stevens has given no hint of how he may vote on the touchy questions. He has acknowledged that the problem in establishing precedent is the lack of precedent as a guide. But as the new man on the team, Stevens, who already has acquired the nickname "Even Stevens," is in a position to set the pattern of Supreme Court rulings over the coming years. Mixed Blessing The Environmental Protection Agency is looking at only part of the picture In its optimistic report on the impact of new environmental laws on the U.S. economy. It says only 75 industrlal plants employing 25,700 workers have been forced to shut down because of inability to comply with new antipollution regulations. Meanwhile, the manufacture and servicing of antipollution equIxnent have blossomed into a $15.7 billion industry employing 1.1 mUllon workers. This gives the Impression we we coming out ahead In applyin g new environmental sta ndards, and that fears of a blight on economic growth were unfounded. However, the EPA is looking only at the direct application of pollution standards to existing plants. It has not included the effect industrial enterprises, particularly poser plants. It Is a combination of environmental challenges and regulatory red tape that has prompted a consortium of utilities to halt work for one year on a new coal-burning power p1*81 in Utah. Not only were jobs involved In that project, but Uds puts the utilities on thinner Ice In meeting the demand for deetrkity In the 1910s. The EPA report deals mainly with factories which have been shut down to avoid the invertment in antipollution equipment. Delayed construction projects and the potential for power shortages, both resulting from an impasse between industry and environmentalIsts, remain a major threat to the health of the American economy Beginning Feb. 21, Walt Disney World will remain open until midnight on Saturday, highlighted by Ifreworks, parades and musical entertainment, This new extended schedule makes every weekend a holiday weekend for visitors who can spend an afternoon on the Vacation Kingdom - Commerce in 1950 and president of the Sanford Shrine Club In 1970. Among his other credits, Patrick contributed an entire patient room to Seminole Memorial Hospital and was a heavy contributor to the Salvation Army Building Fund. Belated though It may be, Happy Birthday Daddy Warbucks - and may you enjoy many, many more. beaches and still see a full round of adventures In the Magic Kingdom. Walt Disney World is open every day of the year beginning at 9 a.m, For the holiday period between Lincoln and Washington's birthdays, the theme park will extend hours, add patriotic entertainment and feature a special Valentine's Party on Feb. 13, starring the Staple Singers and Tavares from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. From Feb 14.20, the Magic Kingdom will remain OCfl until 10 p.m. WO RLD IN Moslem Militias In Control Of Three Lebanese Regions RAY CROMLEY Syria." The Mntom and th eir Palestinian a1lle alzeady controlled sou thern Lebanon. The Chrlsti2ns hold part of Beirut and an area to the north and north east of the capital and scatk-red enclaves In th e north ea stern and central part of the country. A Devious . - Mandarin ;.• . WASHINGTON—Of all the Chinese leaders l have been acquainted with, Chou En-tai was the only one it was impossible to know. Even In the most casual of conversations he seemed to be playing poker - or perhaps, more tigc Sizing y up, figuring angles and percentages, using you, I rep!atedly felt, lot whatever purpose he had In mind. He said the things calculated to get the responses he desired. One never knew what he really thought, only what he wanted you to think he thought at that particular time. By contrast, you knew where the other top Communists stood In their capital Yenan in the 191. And exacily how thcy felt. Mao Tse-tung. Peng Te-husi. Lin PIao. Chen Yi. Ow Teh. Yeh OiIen.ylng. You could like them, hate them, or despise them and their thoughts. But you knew what they were. Because they told you in no .. Cautious Optimism . .1' ...'• LI I . _________ w ' :- Couple Sue Over NEW YORK (AP) We may never be sure whether it was by design or by accident, but the President's State of the Union Message coincides with a spate of encouraging news about the ' ., ' that did not work. The suit asks for $25,000 in damages "resul ting from the undesired birth" of Sir. and Mrs. Germain Catford's 11th TO RONTO (AP) Toronto high sch ool teachers, under legislative order, return ed to work Monday, ending a two- Chou as the man, on the Chinese side, who of these sales might mean to the American elsewhere, then we will be throwing away a farmer pales In comparison to the fact that an bargaining tool of Immense value, opened the door, month strike. The Onta rio legislature on Friday ordered th e 8,830 teachers back to their jobs. Some returned wearin g bla ck armbands as protest. Meanwhile, Justice Ch arles Dubin was named by Premier William Davis to ar bitrate the contract dispute. Several cities, such as San Fran cisco and New York, have codes restricting the type grates that can be put on win. (bus, but door locks aren't as trictl regulated. Canada Fifth In Phone Use In Ness York City, fire departmnent spokesmen reported from 10 to 20 deaths a year—up to 10 iwr cent of all lire fatal. ities in the city—are caused b,t illegal security grates. OTTAWA (All - Ca na da ranks filth amon g 170 nations in telephone use. Statistics co mpiled by th e American Telephone and Telegraph Co. and released Monda y show Canadians placed nearly 21 billion calls during 1974. Nations ahead of Canada in telephone use were the Unit ed States, Japan, West Get-many and France. DdB Chamber of Commerce Installation dinner, 6:30 p.m., Deltona Inn, elsewhere on League of Women %'ok Unit Meeting: 'Property Rights," 9:15 a.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Senior Ci tizens Tour to Ft. Myers and the Everglades leaves Sanford Civic Center, 8a.m.; pickup at St. John's $15,000 a year, for example, "ATLANTIC BANK OF CASSELBERRY" from AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES before AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESSONOFrFMEQ1! 1,75. tuatiputing taxes last year, but Will be able to deduct $2,400 this ASSETS year The tax savings amounts Cash and due from banks (including $ None to $8. unposted debits) 519,807, 46 other upward adjustments in (a) U.S. Treasury securities ....%l,022.4404.4 various tax benefits, as well as J (b) Obligation s of Fed eral Financing Bank SNone additions of new ones, have also Total (items 2 (a) & (b)) 1,022.4461 resulted in higher income levels Obligations of other U.S. Government be low which wage earners don't agencies and cor poration s . 100,i.4 reed to bother even filing a Obligations of States and political subdivisions No.ie Other securities (including S.---return. corporate stocks) .......................... here are the filing limits None .................... his or her income . -, Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Ciub. Single persons and Longwood Tourist Club. 1 p.m., Sunnyshade Park, Longwood. Election of officers. unmarried Federal funds sold and securities Organizational meeting, Air Force Sergeants Assn., 8 pm., Chief's Club, Orlando Naval Training Center, Youth Programs be, In-service meeting for volunteers, 7:30p.m,, First Federal ofSeminole,Sanfotd Speaker Sheriff John Polk. ships,armdcorporalions Displayed In Gallery I . . . MANCHESTER, N.H. mAP) —Gay. Meldrjm Thomson Jr. has filed a $375,000 libel suit against Kevin H. Cash and Annoskeag Press, Inc., claiming Cash's book 'Who the IkIl Is Wi lliam Loeb?" con ta ined a "f alse, derogatory and scandalous libel." Gish immed iately moved f or dismissal, calling the suit "w holly sham, frivolous, pretentious, of no merit, and wholl y insufficient In law." The suit, filed Monday In Hl.11sboru County Superior Court, said the book held Thomson up to "public scorn and ridi cule and injured his persona l good name and profes- - -- - 4 is everything in cohabitationsvlllo?" "''•'. rpci,1g,ntc • A .._.. helping friends, That's how we ti about our services. Ihursda I', 50 and mainl S 4 Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME .' - . ''. --_..._._. -_.. - .. ! '.. ' ' . . S ' . -, s.. lom 60s Sanford, Florida central and j..ir.. • I .. - ' ' ' . ..- . ., '.' . - ' -- - r Y , c..; -A 't ' - - '.'•'. -. t'', ...,'. . - ........ . 4 c4 •L, '5. '- ,L. . ... •;J' .., , .' .1._.. e"/' I I • , j'.,,e*.4Pi.. 7. . . . ' . . ..'. ," .' , ' '. - - • '. ,' •' Str . t, ' .. •. : . . ' '- , ,: . . - -. ''' - Hojf% Tun Sat B y Appointment ' .. '. , . • , - '. ', • , 1•' . ',, ' i ¶ - '•' 4,861,321.66 - 37)2,251 37 . . ' None None William B. Gossett and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. My commission expires April 3, 1977 - Publish- Jm 70 197 .''. ' State of Florid-i, County of Seminole, ss: 111 •_• "' ee "T Sworn to and subscribed before me this 16th day of January yb, S.tnford. F10r'da a.m., 11:02 p.m., lo 4:17 a.m., -_.'_ (SEAL) Paulucci Professional Center P.M., los 4:29 a.m., 4:58 p.m. " Correct Attest: Jim Hol man OPTOMETRY 11:24 . - - - Lester N. Mandell Eugene N. Forrester Directors, south. A 60s extreme T I. Jim Holman, Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly affirm that this report of condition is true and correct, t the best of knowledge and belief, for the practice of %Si'ttnesday's Daytona Iteaeii 322-2131 . Alfred H. Cann, O.D. Announces the opening of his office F'lday from tides: high 10:9 1' In ' and Port ('anaseral: high lO:28 905 Laurel Avenue th e case. .._._..._ .. calendar days ending with call date Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date Unearned discount on instalment loans included in total capital accou nts Sta nd by letters of credit .. , 'tarming trend beginning - ' Mtnfiit' upper 40s and 503 extreme north - _•_ tIuud) saturday. Cold roast and 60 in the Keys. highs ------- -_ 1 . . . - north and turning colder over henry J. Warren. Lake the south portion Thursday Monroe night and Friday. loss from Ray Jackson, Orlando tt'.r upper ?Os and 30s extreme Mary It. Cauchon, Quebec, north to mostly 40s extreme Canada wu,i near u soumneasm Friends - - ,-, -:'i-n, I , iJu partls - 'i' - - - - C4t,—' - - - - - ..; - WEATHER AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) Walt Rostow, an adviser to `residents Kennedy and Johnson, has added a book that Is 'ritical of himself to a University of Texas rea ding list. Th e additi on came as th e result of a reporte r's qu es tion a bout why It had been omitted. Rosiow and his wife, Elspeth, are teac hing a new course 0n "Problems of the Pr es idency." " - J,p. . Ros tow Adds Critical Book 1 - - - -AI ......... 238430.43 Deposits of foreign governments and , Governor Files Libel Suit a ..- 1,935,500.99 ' - i.' ................. ................. 2,577,267.11 Deposits of United States Government ...................9,943.84 HOSPITAL NOTES 194g. - .. --- ' - Pol itical Investigation?' rnr4 --- - WASHINGTON (AP) A bronze bust of Henry A. Wallace has been displayed In th e Na ti o na l Gallery to mark the 35th anniversary of his inauguration as vice president. The sculpture, done by Jo Davidson during Wallace's second year as vice president, was put on exhibit Monday. It was a gift from Wallace's (laughter, Jean Douglas. Walla ce was inaugurated in 1942. lie also served as secretary of agriculture and secretary of commerce and was th e Progressi ve pa rty's preside ntial candidate in - ' - ..,, budget is needed to keep the economy on track. Meanwhile, the President can bask in some of the most encouraging economic news we're seen in a long time. Pennsylvania's Gay. Milton Shapp called on organized crime links, throughout the Shapp him. wrongdoing. us several weeks ago to complain that the Administration. During his two terms, 57 state George Greenblat, vice chairman of the Shapp himself has been accused of lying to Justice Department was hounding him. He was officials have been indicted by grand juries. Pennsylvania Turnpl);e Commission, formerly the State Contract Practice Committee on Oct. 8, the victim, he alleged, of a "policical In- Except for an allegation of perjury In a complex owned an interest in Lay Motors, an American 1974. His testlrnoiiy dealt veatigatlon" directed by Assistant Attor ney con tracts case, however, no wrongdoing with the complex, has Motors In 1971-74 while he was a turnpike of- contr oversial saleofa cable television franchise. General Richard L. Thornburgh. been attributed directly to the Governor. ficlal. During this same period, Pennsylvania Shapp was a pioneer Before Thornburg came to Washington, be In cable television and Another grand jury indictment, which suddenly began buying Ameircan Motors cars, founded the Wilflaznsport Pa,, Cable TV was the US. attorney in Pittsburgh. He cam- should shake up the Shapp Administration, Is Greenblat Is also part owner of a Chrysler- Company. paigned against Shapp and accused him of expected within 10 days. Sources dose to the Plymouth dealership in Allentown, Curiously improprieties worse than Watergate. Now investigation say Ed'gallo "Gene" Cerilli, enough, This Is not the end of the story. We counted at the state Thinbrgh is using his nci powers in the chairman of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Corn- Chhler-Pirmouth also began purchasing least 2lsex'ate 3thteafldfederalthvesugatj cars aIter Greenblat became into the Pennsylvania government, However, Justice Department, Shapp charged, to try to mission, will be indicted on federal kickback a state official, make the charges come true, charges. Governor Shapp admitted this didn't look the details tend to be repetitious. These were serious allegations coming, as $ Cerlill told us he was unaware of the possible good but expressed confidence in Greenblat. OPPRESSION IN PARAGUAY: Paraguay they did, from a powerful govemor and indictment, had no idea what the charges could Federal authorities, meanwhile, are In. arrested a famed anthropologist, Prof Dresklrntil contender At first hnnn he h,1r.ri rA ii', h,A •.I. V. ugaw. reentst denied any conflict of iguei Chase SaI, who dares to oppose to be the darkest horse in the DenxxaUc backs. Shapp said he couldn't believe Cerilli was interest, President Alfredo Stroessnet-'s genocide policies presidential race. But in poll taken at a guilty of the charges. against the Ache Indians, Arrested with the The Philadelphia Strike Force Is Democratic convention in the key state of Reliable eyewitnesses have seen state vestgattng a lleged professor but released, was Marilyn Renhfeldt, p violations of pp placed aec Georgia's ex- officials sitting at the same restaurant table wi th sy1vanl liqu or code by the Thrifty Beverage who also had sought civil righ ts for the Indians. Coy. Jimmy Carter and beat out Alaba ma's Joseph Sca lleat who, according to the Penn- Company. The ta sk force Is also attempting to In th e past, Stroessner actuall Guy. George Wallace, sylvanla Crime Commission, Is a Pennsylvania un tangle some alleged mobster y permitted a nd poli ti cal ties w ea lthy Paraguayans and Therefore, we sent out report er Marc underwor ld boss. He has a regular table and foreign "sportsmen" to the beverage firm. tobunt theACheli ke mptii ces • sy1nla to check into telephone se up at Lombo's resta urant near to Federal Investigators a re also looking into have d us. Now the genocide ta kes the f iapp's complaints. Smolonsky has spent more tht capitol building In Harrisburg. of charges that Pennsylvania's Attorney General slave labor and sta rvation Th e than a month on the InvestigatIon. He has InAmong the high officials who have be en distinguished Robert Kane wrong!y granted immimitv fit at. nrth wiu - frid L.I .. _Pr . 1,z., was of table U. was cnargea with "subversion," n Po Cian ho ha been 'R I'llch covers any opposition to veteran despot meat InvestIgators from' Harrisburg to the Liquor Control Board's chief counsel, Harry accused of takun kickbacks. Since . r'n,itAti'a J'4 LWI5 v'a.snungon. nere are OW' CoflCLttll3fti: OWytz. Both Klein and Bowyt,z admitted seeing reach the poli tician for comment, we wi ll Footnote: Th e U.S. embassy In Paraguay has We fotina systema ti c corruption, Including &alleat In Lombardo's but denied meeting with withhold his name. Kane mienieci any made informal inquiries about -..: Time and savings deposits of Individuals, . Of ' - Demand deposits of Individuals, partner. official institutions None Ann Dent, Sharpsville, Pa.; [)eceriiber 1974. Firemen found haven in 1966 upon his and was a frequent visitor1972 Deposits of commercial banks to None Mrs. Alverd.a Johnson and Mrs. Certified and officers' checks, etc . ........ the bodies of a man and his retirement from the Army. lie Sanford. He was a brother-in- Betty ......101,654.25 three children—ages 12, 14 and was a retired Wolfe, both of TOTAL DEPOSITS ......... .... .S 1.882.796.62 lieutenant colonel law to Mrs. Fred Harris, (a) Total demand deposits Youngstown, Ohio. Mrs. Bertha 16--six feet from a door locked and had se rved since WWII. He S 2.055,529, 5 i Sanford. (b) Total time and savings deposits with a deadbolt that was key- ________________________________________________________________ tlber, Warren, Ohio, Mrs. Ruth S 2.877,267.11 Rankles', New Kennsington, operated inside and out. F'I' PurchAsed and securities Pa., and Mrs. Nancy Nelson, sold under agree ments to repurchase, Such locks are designed to No ne Warren, Ohio: three brothers, Other liabilities for borrowed money .........None prevent a burglar from opening Frank and Harry Soverns, both Mortgage Indebtedness . a small hole in the door, reach. None of Youngstown, Ohio, and Acceptances executed by or for account mrg in and unlocking it. of this .l.%\['.5l 19, 1976 Gillis J. i.itton. Ikhiarv George Soverns, Baltimore, Othe r bank ard outsta nd ing None liabilities "If sou have too man)' locks .SI)\IlSlO'.S 98,665 1) Kathryn M. Noonan. DeBary on the door, especially doubleAntonia Torres, DeBary ----------- . . Funeral sersices will be held TOTAL LIABILITIES --4.98lio1.7s kes'ed locks, you may not be Sanford: Ravn-iond J. Unser, DeBary Thursday at 2 p.m. in Winter M!NORITY INTEREST IN able to find the keyhole in an Willie M. Bailey George R. Field, Deltona Haven with John Crisp Funeral Clemens !3aurnetster t'nu'rp'y fire situation," said CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES Arth ur J. Reid, Deltona None Home in charge. Sgt. Lee Tracy of the Beverly Joanne V. Brubaker William Chester. Lake Mary Hills, ('alit., police. Kenneth W. Clark Elizabeth C. Rowland, RESERVES ON LOANS AP4DSECURITIES Leroy Dixon IMngwood In Beverly hills and l .\r Anthony M. Fairley Funeral Notice R eserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up purs ua nt Jane L. Oakley, Orange City geles t hree deaths in as miians Russell C. Kinsman Jr. to Internal Revenui Service rulings) months and (ow' In a year have 27.124,24 I.ona Lee Other reserves on loans SOVERNS. JAMES WILLIAM— DISUILSI{(;f,,s been attributed to window bars None sr ct's f o r James Zilhi M. lggon Reserves on securities ----------------Sanlird The his Angeles City Council Hone W,iliam Sovt'qns, 61, of Winter Tendorn Morales Mrs. William 'Hclenj Boone Haven. ro recently took action to curb the Monlay at TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS Dorothy W. Swaim Seminole Memorial Hospital, Beatrice L. Balint toll by ordering that window AND SECURITIES .......................... . 21.12421 be held at 2 p m Thursday, Claude Whiddon Jr. (;wendol) Burke bars be removable from the in. with Rev Leo King officiating n Harriet Wilcox Marjorie Carl ton side without the use of an)' Winter Haven Burial will Jean Wilke Denise L. Caruthers Glen Abbey Memorial Gardens CAPITAL ACCOUNTS special tool or key. Martha M. Wilson °'' 50 Finei'al Home fl Jennie Cowan (h3rOc of arrarref7en,s Capital notes and debentures Beverly Hills is famed for its William H. Pressley, Apopka None Otis Dixon u,- i':iltht' k., iii ,...., 'j,,ll .. ll ,.n . (specify interest rate Arid m*ti..iha ,''II&U 'aII,IlI, IVDI u$iu A(lUle E. [)owning of each issue outsta nd ing) 'ases neighborhoods with win. Frederick J. Harris Sr Equity capital, total dow bars have been low-in610.89 1 06 William L fliers tome, high-crime areas where Preferred stock total par value............. Gerald "i. Kennedy None people fear not only burglars (No. shares outstanding —) I)arrell H. Kirpatnick Common stock-total par value --------------hut rapists and other attackers Monday's high 59, today's los too.00000 Hubert H. King (No sha res authorized 10.000) more than they (ear fire, the Evelyn Kreinbring (No. sha res outstanding 10.000) i-fficials agreed. Partly ('loud)' through Bessie U. Robinson Surplus ............................. 200.00000 Los Angeles Fire Inspector %Scdnecday. A slight chance of Miriam Virtup Undivided profits .....................10.891 010 Gilbert Lindley said he can't shnut'rs Wednesday. IMs-s in Reserve for contingencies and I)iane H. Wade other capital reserves ---------blame people for being afraid, the mid to upper 40s. Highs Iteminald E. Willev Nor" %%ednesday In the 60s. NorRichard W. Willink TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 610,891 (herb iainds around 15 mph. Jontiik'hat'l U. MacDowell, (iv 5% ednesday. Rain I'ltona TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, probability Wednesday 20 per Amelia M. Maletski, Deltona AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 5619.177 cent. William W. Mernis, DeBary EXTLN DEl) F'olU;uAsT Elizabeth C. 9Lson, Delton;, MEMORANDA .5 chance of shosers Thur. Anna Nordick, Lake Mary S(!8%. (.ent'raljy fair Friday and rI('n(' A. flunk, I.ak" Average ef total deposits for the 15 sional reputation." Shapp Victim -------- ----- 14- LIABILITIES DEATH Michigan since 1973 have been blamed (,fl iteadbolt key locks, JAIFSS()vE1tNS was a 32nd degree Mason .aid Detroit Fire Marshal Survivors include his wife James William Soverns6of member of the Tam pa Ccn: Mrs. Eli Donald L. Robinson. zabeth B. Soverns, Wintcr Haven, died at sistorv and Beeman Memorial Winter Haven: daughter, Mrs. The most gruesome case in Seminole Memorial Monday Hospital. Methodist Church, Winter Elizabeth Murchison, RichMichigan occurred in Avon, a He was a native of Dickerson Haven, He taught in Winter mond, Va.; six sisters, Mrs. suburb northuest of Detroit, in Run, Pa., and moved to Winter Raven High School until ;ç- None purchased heads of household $2,350. Marunder agreements to resell ................... 650,000.00 ned couples filing jointly $3,400. Other loans ...... ...................................... 2.874,230 04 Single persons 65 or over $3,100. Bank premises,furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing hank premises Married couples where . 392,179.85 one Real Estate owned other than bank premises., spouse is 65 or over None investments ln subsidiaries not consolidated , None Married couples where both Customer's liability to this bank on persons are 65 or over $4,900. acceptancesoutstanding ......, None But t he filing limits can be Othe r assets (item 6 of "other Assets") includings —direct lease financing) ......... 60,35329 deceptive this year. As in past years, of course, people who fall TOTAL ASSETS 5,619,477.05 Sertoma Club of Sanford, noon, Sheraton Inn. 1-4 and SR 46, - - . THURSDAY ,JANUARY AREA I 4L OF CASSELBERRy IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA could deduct only $2,000 Village, Fern Park, at 8:30 a.m. Return Friday evening, F'lne Arts Festival sponsored by Woman's Club of Sanford and Junior Woman Club of Sanford at Woman's Clubhouse. Registration 9:30-10:45 a.m.; judging 11 a.m. to noon, covered dish luncheon, noon. in Yj47jy" LogalNotice Central Florida Retired Teachers Association ger.eral meeting, 1:30 p.m., Webster Adult Education Center, nor th of Winter Park Mall . sear and at least seven other fatalities Wallace Sculpture Henry BERRY'S WORLD 'How lake Howell High School Band Parents, 7:30 p.m., band room. Movie on 1975 MarchIng Band Contest. Eight deaths in Detroit this PEOPLE JACK ANDERSON t Sanford Woman's Club annual Arts Festival at club howc. Covered dish luncheon at noon, ' - short run and not as easily as the United States not also make it quietly plain to the Kremlin ditional $10-billion tax cut and a S395-billion are paying for our wheat. Any hardship a cut-off willftlg to keep our grain for ourselves or seU it CasscIbe' Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m, The Caboose. hOflW." - - - There are those who worry about the effect of could get along without the rubles the Russians that, if push comes to shove, we are perfectly Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center Fire marshals in urban areas contacted b The Associated Press in an informal survey shared the same general reac'tion: "We can't tell you not t bar our v,indows. but there are be tter ways to protect your Teachers End Strike 3 WEDNESDAY JANUARY ' co uldn't find the key. child. The boy was born a year after Mrs. Catford underwent a sterilization opera tion by Dr. An to nio Moreau. d Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit meeting for all leaders, 7 p.m., Chamber of Commerce, .slumped against doors locked from the inside with a key. In the ruth to get out thry forg For a single person with $8,Income Taxes." The' sere taxes withheld from their 000 of income, for example, the s'rlttt'ti to help taxpayers pre- wages during the year. pare their 1975 tax returns. And this year, people who fall tax saving will be $72 over last under the limits yet worked all year. Taxpayers will find their G. DA%'lt) WALLACE Year, had part or all of their form this year again laced with Associated Press Writer income from earnings and also items WASHINGTON All) In. have at least one dependent task of unrelated to the basic computing and paying flatjon eroded people's buying child can qualify for a check of power all year, but now tax- up to $340 even if they paid no taxes. payers are entitled to some in. taxes. The payment would be item will again offer taxElation compensation. the resu lt of the earned income payers the chance to earmark ThC major compcnsation L iredil created by Congress in $1 of their or their spouse's tax an increase in the ceiling and 1975. payments for financing rate for the standard deduction lAw-iflcOfl,e taxpayers will political campaigns. Neither used by taxpayers who can 't also benefit from an increase in agree ing to earmark money for comiie up with enough item-by. the low-income allowance. The the cam pa ign fund nor refusing item deductions to make it allowance permits every n- will affect tax bi lls. worth their while to itemize. married or single taxpayer to And filers again will be asked Last 'ear the standard de- claim a standard deduction of to identify the state or local duction was 15 per cent of a at least $1,600, no matter how government jurisdiction in taxpayer's adjusted income up little was earned. The mm- which they reside .s o the federal to a maximnuili of $2,000. This imum deduction last year was government will be able to allo.year the standard deduction is $1,300. For married couples III- tate revenue shar ing money on 16 per cent, up to a maximum of ing jointly, the new allowance is the basis of federal formulas, $2,300 for single persons and unmarried heads of household and a maximum of $2,600 for married couples filing jointly. That means a married taxState Bank No. 679 payer supporting afaniiily alone CONSOLI DATE DRE PORT 0F CON DITIONOF - Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Post 17-92, Others have been found - Over the past few months, conditions have been gradually improving, and the public is '.1. .. - ____________ 4 ______ . :::. _______ aware of it. Strong retail sales in December were , .,.1 i," i(. ' _____ to a great extent an expression of returning , ., _____ _______ confidence. : Wholesale prices actually fell in December. ______________ _________ -,____ / . The prime interest rate lsfallhng.Itls now under _______ _____ . 7 per cent and headed downward. The rate of ___ ,L ..: - ... inflation has tended to slow. More people are at I ." . i _____ ____ "- ' work in recent weeks. ., Economists are inclined to say that this is just ,,,-.how things were planned. Government ______ _______ economists especially will be inclined to take ,..C.:e credit, clamming this was their script for the past uncertain terms. Their bluntness made clear year or more. __#_ howtheyregardedyouandanyideasyoumight And, indeed, it Is true that If you look back at have. Intruder i& the forecasts made a year ago you will see that They were blunt. Rough. Strong. Brilliant and many of them were right on the mark. Then you singleminded. may recall, however, how lamentably Inac. In my eight months in Yenan during World DON OAKLEY curate was their record in prior years. e War II, the last half of that time as acting It remains a question, therefore, whether the commander of the combined U.S. miltiaryPresident can convince the people that the diplomatic mission to the Communist capital, I economy is responding solely to the perception Grain Is Bargaining Tool dealt daily with the men who then, and In conand shrewd guidance of the Ford administration. slderable measure since have ruled mainland Regardless, Ford certainly can enjoy the China. Some have gene down, others, lower In President Ford was both right and wrong In estimated one of every five Russians is eating results. The economic condition is better than it the pyramid, have come up. The ranks thinned in his statements regarding Angola, made before bread whose ingre.,Ilents originaw in "y. was six monlhs'ago, and It does showiwme signs recent years with deaths and ex- the American Farm Bureau Federation con- Kansas or the Dakotas, of further improvement. Things are breaking for communications. But Mao and Chou, Teng and vention In St. Louis the other day. And as for "disruption," it Is difficult to the President. Yeh and a handful of others remained. In answer to those ho have been urging that foresee anything worse than the economic The real test still is ahead, however, and that Western diplomats, most of whom did not the United States cut off Its grain shipments to disruption occasioned by the infamous wheat is to keep the recovery on track. Strong as those know intimately Chou's background as one-time the Soviet Union If the Kremlin does not cease Its deal of 1972, which had unhappy inflationary economic signals might seem, there are weak. leader of strong-arm and assassination squads In meddling In that African country, the President consequences for every American. nesses present, there are obstacles on the track. Shanghai and his opportunistic th, flops and pointed out that the linking of grain with If the Russians can get along without One of these weaknesses is unemployment, intrigues against even his close associates within diplomacy would cause "disruption and hard- American grain, well and good. No one wants to and that can cost Ford many votes. Even under the Communist party, were fascinated by his ship" for the American farmer, lead to a seriou see them starve. Rather than investing millions the best of conditions foreseen. few econorrusts culture, his grasp of language and diplomacy, increase of tensions between the world's two In an uncertain struggle-by-proxy In Angola, we expect the jobless rate to get under 7.5 per cent his sweet reasonableness with words In a superpowers and have no effect in Angola. could spend the money to stockpile this grain the for 1976. government of men whose language was often It would be naive, of course, to believe Russians don't need. This also could be a poor year for laborrough, abrasive, abusive and extremist They otherwise. The Russians have their pride, just The world's grain reserves are down to a management relations. A panel of labor author. came, therefore, to think of Chou as a moderate, like anyone else. Any blatant threat of punitive mere 30 days' supply, a perilously low level. ities assembled by the Conference Board, a friendly pragmatist, not caught up in the actions if they don't behave as we want them to Everything the American farmer can produce is nonprofit research organizittion, foresees an fanaticism which seemed to surround him, behave would likely only harden their posture, at going to be desperately needed by the earth'sincreased number of strikes this year. To give Chou his due, f or all his ruthlessness least in the short run, burgeoning population in the coming de ca des The inflation rate still is a danger. The and his devious ways, he was an intellectual, a There is little evidence that the attempt last and that includes the Russians if they have many Commerce Department expects prices to rise by Mandarin, whose extended studies and cultured year by Congress to farce the Soviets to ease more bad harvests or are unable to achieve a about 6.5 per cent In 1976, compared with 7 per manner would make him a standout In any social their emigration restrictions against Russian dramatic improvement In their cent agricultural last year, and that Is a rate not easily acor diplomatic gathering. And he had an ap- Jews by withholding most-favored-nation trade productivity. cepted by most people. predation of beauty and form In living and dress status had any beneficial result. It may, in fact, To restate It then, the President is right when if we went through the worst decline in even In the caves of Yenan, which were In deep have worsened the situation of the Jews. he argues that any attempt to coerce the demand for products in many years and still contrast to that of most of his peers In the party Mr. Ford would seem to be on shakier ground, Kremlin before the eyes of the world would be didn't manage overcome to Inflation, what will leadership. however, when he dismisses entirely the Idea of counterproductive. Far better 11 quiet diplomacy prices be like when demand increases, as we ex. 4 He was not one who seemed to enjoy the using grain as a diplomatic lever. The Russians, the "limited measures" he mentioned but did pert It to' Flashing red light! somewhat free-wheeling regular Saturday he says, could get along without American not specify can bring about a solution In One of the biggest tests for the President, evening barn dances in Yenan indulged in with whect. Angola. economically and politically, is expected to obvious enjoyment and vigor by almost all of the Maybe they could - but again only in the But If at the same time the United States does come In May. The President believes an ad. Chou's death on U.S.-Chinese relations. They see Birth EDITOR'S NOTE: Folloiog under those limi ts and thus are $l, compared to th e same is the second in a series of Me under no legal burden to file $1,300 last year. articles entitled "YOU and Your tmll must file to get back an' - Lonmwno1 just attributed deaths to smoke nd left it at that. rather than sndt'r wtw the victims failed II get out. In mans eases the victims got to windows but were imprisoner! b their own bars, MONTIIEAL (APi A St. Laurent couple is suin g a doctor for allegedly performing a sterilization operation economy. Avenue, Sanford. Introduction to Astrology, 7:30 p.m., Seminole Community College Adult Education, "The real problem is that people don't realize shat happens to them in smoke and fire," said C.G Nunnelly, the Itre chief in flirruiinghammi, Mich. "Fire Investigators in the past OTTAWA (AP) Officials of the Cana dian fed eral health department say th ey are still evaluating in(rmnation about an artificial food coloring banned in the United States, Red Dye No, 2 or amaranth, the most widely used color additive in the United States, was banned by th e U.S. Food and Drug Administra ti on Monday. It has been shown to produ ce malignant tumors in test animals. A Canadian health department spokesman said ere th should be a de cision wit hin a couple of wee ks. Economy: ty Inn, 1-4 and 434. Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Nnrman Rockwell exhibit, Winter Park Mall, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Through Saturday, Jan. 24. Free home Vcgetabk(;ardenIngserni 7:30 p.m., :Sltajnonte Springs Civic Center, sponsored by Seminole County Extension Service. Florida Nurses Association, Distrlt 37, 4 p.m. meeting at Seminole County Health Center, French Firemen across the nation tell harrowing tales of families, 'n':Iuding ct. 'cs ;f children trapped in smoke-choked rooms t metal m indow grates and KO'-operate1 tkadbolt "safety" litt'ks. Food Dye Evaluated Chou W as other party bigwigs, including Mao. Its ltll'ljAfll) IW\M Associated Press SI, riter An Increasing number of urban Americans are placing bars on wmndoiss and multiple bolt locks On doors It) keep burOars tnt. Some have found out tot late that the devices can tr&'ate a deadly prison 01 flames. - JOHN CUNNIFF Overeaters Overeaters TTH To Sortie Compensation Seminole Li ons Club, 7/p.m., Qua li Sanford, BEIRUT, Le ba n on (API Leftist Moslem militia s appear to have ta ken control of Lebanon's no rth ern eastern aad south ern regions, a police spokesma' reported today. "We lost conta ct with a ll our posts In these regions," ttx spokesman said. "The last messages we had reporte of tiny Christian villages besieged by Moslerr S tr ibal warriors In th e north and east. Hundreds ol Chr istian families th ere ha ve already fled to neighboring —Bill Currie - Tuesday, Jan. 20,1976—iA Taxpay ers Are Entitled CALENDAR _________ ows Deadly Wind BRIEF Ft Federal Savings and Ian of Seminole recently promoted Tim Marston to the position of Branch Manager of Its Winter Park Office. Marston joined First Federal in 1973, alter graduating from Florida State University, with a degree in Business Administration. Marston has served the past few months as Acting" Branch Manager of the Winter Park Office and was previously involved in First Federals Management Trainee Program. lie and his wife, Georgia, live In Sanford with their two children. Marston has been active in the flot.aract Club, as well as the Seminole Jaycees. Warren A. Patrick, who came to Sanford in the l92(, celebrated his 75th birthday last week. Patrick, who has lovingly been known as 'Daddy Warbucks' for many years, was part owner of Seminole and was later a Texaco dealer. lie is the president of Patrick Fruit Corp., and has been on the board of directors of Flagship Bank of Sanford since 1940. A former school board member, Patrick was also president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Barred Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - . _ -;_ Linda M Pettis, Notary Public _J' _ -_. ..___ ._ _______________________________________________ -? �II aAIr-,-Z1T,H. Sports All Entries Welcome In Club Arts Festival WOM EN __ Stadium Hos ts - S rr'rZr,rr-,VZZC :Z fl I Five Fights - - --- - - -- -- - -- ::;;-,-- - - - ;1111~_~~J~ - .- ______________ _ By DORIS DEEIRICII _111 I herald Correspondent ".' A 24-year-old Madame Alexander doll (Alexi), which lay limp, bare and bedraggled for years In the attic of the owner's mother, was recently restored to a collector's item and "love gilt" in time for the Annual Arts Festival tomorrow at Sanford Father Wants Proof ORLANDO Two Southern Davis, with the later bout decision, Women's Club, it combined effort of the Senior Club and Junior sake of his uncle, who was a The card starts at 8 pm. wi th title matches, Taco Perez, Joey taking place on the closing show Woman's Club. Currently Welts is ranked No. world heavyweight contender the main ,.Vincent, and three exciting of 1975. event set for Boyfriend Is Eligible Alexi, who will not be In competition for the contest since her 1 in the United States and Is in back in the 1950's. iiictinie around 10. amateur matches. Identity Is now too well-known, Is exaulsltelv gowned in Wells was able to come out of line fora world's title shot with .--L . fly Afll(;M14 VAN BUREN That's the way promoter the fast paced battle with his Elisha Obed, If he can come out shocking pink, adorn ed wi th white fur, and wearing diamonds '1 , Pete Mhlock ' .# will kick-off the crown still Intact but Davis' of toni gh t's bout a winner. (rhin estones) In her stylish coiffure. DEAR ABBY: 1am 16, nearly 1976 boxing season tonight at excellent showing, more t ha n Any entry of th is nat ure, featuring a ll fields of crafts, arts, '! In the o th er 10-roun d title '. 3 his Orla nd o Sports Stadium , 17, and I'm an honor student. I needlework or other hand-crafted creations Is acceptable for earned him the right to the bout, Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross have always had a good Heading the punch-lest will return bit+ competition in th e festi val, an annual project of th e Arts will be making the first defense Lx' Orlando's Ge ne Wells In the relationship with my parents Departments of both clubs. In that December meeting, of his newly won 154 pound ,. until now. third defense of his 160 pound Wells allowed Davis Entries are to be registered at the club house from 9:30 until to take championship when he meets Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1974-lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. About three months ago I met title. Gene's challenger will be control of the action in the early Raul Aguirre, a 10:45 a.m. Judging the contest from 11 a.m. until noon will be rugged ba ttler the most wonderful guy In the Mrs. Leo (Rubyc) King, Mrs. Bob (Martha) Orwig and Mrs. Tampa's "Fast" Eddie Davis, going, when "Fast" Eddie from San Antonio, Texas, ..-,....IJ I'll _.,.t% i____ ii uuii rum ammy. it and the bout is scheduled for 10 ba ttered the champ around the Jack (Pam)Rathniel. Winners will be eligible for district, state In his l as t ou ting Ross won his Gene Wells, right, Eddie Davis punch it out was love at first sight! Sammy ro unds, and national competition. ring with a variety of lefts and crown from Sanford's Taco LS really 23, but we told my this successfully. Since winning the title from ri gh ts, forced Wells to hold on Perez, after 10 rounds During the excitement of the judging, clubwomen will be of the ~ ~.~ parents he is 20 because If they Juhui i'siuie in uuir AND JEALOUS. entertained in a variety of musical program, Including a singAugust, Wells several times. But the champ most brutal action ever seen in ______________ knew how old he was, they has successfully defended it was able to battle DEAR HURT: Don't try to along by comedienne and soprano, Liz Mathicux, and talented S ba ck In the Central Florida. 19 ________________ wouldn't let me go with him, fight fire with fire unless you pianist and vocalist, Bryan Harden. against Mike Morgan and later r ou nds to take the narr ow Ross Is a two fisted, walk-in Sammy Is also divorced and has want your chances to go up rn A covered dish luncheon, served at noon Is under the brawler and Asmirre h:ic i -I a 3-year-old son who lives with smoke. chairmanship of Mrs. Walter A. Gielow. Her committee Inreputation of being the sarne . his "-wife. We didn't tell my cludes Mmes. Mildred Babcock, Thomas Cain, Boyd Coleman, Both men are known for their Tell him frankly that )OU -. parents about the little boy. We J.T. Collins, George Drew, Adrian Hall, D.W. Klckllter, Alien hurt and Jealous determination and buzz-saw , Allen he flirts Just told them that Sammy Ale id Is surrounded Five Seminole Count)- High Buccaneers. fleubin Cotton McKelvey, J. T. Russell, William Southward, Douglas Stena sampling of ceramics which, among other crafts, will be featured at Sanford Woman's Club Annual Arts Edgewater barely defeated st s, leading many to believe ith other women. UIe'll be ________________ divorced. School basket ba ll clubs hit the leads the Seminole attack. Festival tomorrow. strom and George Welts. Lyman, 54-50, at the start of the that tonight's 11ttcrcd. If he match doesn't will cut out Lx' ,-.----= ---! Sammy Wants to marry road tonight as the sCJOII Lyman travels to Orlando to season. theilirting f after that, you'l suniliar to the Perez-floss fight but we don't plan on getting IIIQVCS steadily closer to the tackle yet another Metro In other action, Like Howell l ast month. know be doesn't care how yo married until I am finished with district playoffs in February. Conference foe. The takes the bus to Crescent City, feel. Aguirre was seen in central school Seminole heads for Da ytona Greyhounds dropped two over Oviedo journeys Inexpensive Pate to Apopka, and Florida o nce before, when he The problem is my lather. He I k. -''Mainland in n rmntrh iJ w vieu-o cmos, DEAR ABBY: Four year irinity t'rep heads the down tried to give away 15 pounds to I has a very suspicious mind. He ago I had a recent conftst that saw the arxi thev'll have their hands full Interstate to St. Petersburg son out of wedlock, Glenn says I can't see Sammy again Sanferd school upset the ranked against No, 4 Edgewater. Admiral Farragut. Mrs. Norma Cope of - - We talked of marriage, but ii Morgan. Raul show ed Dresses Up Meal well, but 1 Illinois; Mrs. Rachel until Sammy produces legal rwver cmunf' about, Pompano Beach Worth y _ he was taken out in the sixth cviience of his divorce. Raymond, PGM, Grand Grand Matron of th e Grand M ost Frenchmen feel that a 2 ounces brandy I named my son after hi rourd by his muefi Ôigger upChapter of Rhode Island; Abby, I trust Sammy, but I'm Chapter of Florida, Order . meal is not complete unless It I can chick?n consomme father (first, middle and last 1nent Entries number and Ophu Straderman, 112 so far for the Deltona afr'id if I ask him to show my of the Eastern Star, made includes a pate. Garnish 01 pitted black name) with his approval. Past Grand Patr on, Grand father proof of his divorce, Open, Feb. 13-15 at the Deltona Country Club. her official visit to Actually, pate Is no more than olives, sliced Ross' mark of 23-1-1 has I would like to know if It is lili! I' J 4P 3 Chapter of Rhode Island. Sammy will be so hurt 1113(1 illegal ____ Buck Gladden, local pro, says the field will be carr.cd him his tItle, along th P -Seminole Chapter 0. , a h'.ricu 3 cold loaf of meat, ounce cream cheese or i'cral to name an wi ______________________________________A so onort. insulted at having been called a were limited to 188 entries this season, unlike previous Ring Magazine's "Prospect of Jan. 15, when she was fish or fowl dressed up with 8 ounces liver pate Si'. PETERSBURG lAP) 4. 0'lando Edgewater (16-2) CLAS.S A I mem bers of the "Gran d Bar he will quit seeing me. out-of-wedlock child after his ____ * bonoredat the 78th banquet herbs and assorted good things. 1 clove Undefeated lather. garlic St. 5. l)" Lan d 115-3) years. "We had too many last year Petersthe Month" Award, as com1. Everglades I (225)," l0-Oi he said. ~ __________ Family" Don't you think my la ther Is -...-$' of the Granm given annually by the local F , So famous has the Ixite de talc Salt and pepper burg Northeast, Cocoa Reach pared "I think to CONFUSED 6. Bradenton 188 will be Aguirre's overall Manatee 13-O 2. laurel " just right. ' \N hill i14-2 , &i Chapter of Florida, Mrs. being unreasonable? Py" chapter. grasof Strasbourg become that Sprinkle gelatin on con and Everglades stayed on top in , record of 19-7-2. 7. Miami Jackson 111-2) 3. Gree ns boro '8-li In general, the Deltona Open is looking like a I love Sammy so much, I Mamie Horton, Associate DEAR CONFUSED: It Is not Mrs. Carol Barron, many farmers In Alsace- somme to dissolve. Add ' 1. Yet a not her scheduled 10 Grand Matron; Mrs. Sylvia can't live without him. Please Illegal But U the father has a winner. Purses are hiked this season some big rounder Worth y Matron of Semi no le Lorraine have made a lucrative ounce brandy. Pour mlxturi 'lf weekly basketball poll by the could be the best fight 9. Stuart-Martin County uS- Ii Williamson, Grand Esther; help me. names are expected. Gene Sarazan is expected up legitimate son named after Chapter No. 2, introduced career of / raising geese and into a bread pan to thickness o of the night, w hen Perez ret urns 3) Florida Sports Writers' Associ-. 5. Malone (14-5) Mrs. Madeline Welch, SAMMY'S GIRL him, two ions with identical from Marco Island, for one. and welcomed Mrs. Cope at ,. force-feeding them to obtain the about ' inch and let Jell t to ation. 10. Orlando Oak Ridge 14-1) the Sports Stadium o take 0 6. Tallahassee FAMU 7-3 DEAR GIRL Sorry, I'm names could create emGrand Organist; and Mrs. Ir. the event which was held at desired fat livers. Since this consistency of raw egg white, Deltona women are putting on a sponsor's Texas' J St. Petersburg Nor Also n re i ua th east, 15ce vi . .5 ng votes: Fort Jose Hernandez. ' 7. Miami Deerborne 9-5i Doris Toler, Grand War. Inclined to go along with your barrassment and confusion. Fellowship hall of the First practi ce is illegal In America, Put in refrigerator till firm I 0, took the honors in Class Walton Beach, Daytona Beadi -di-. tournament, with 50 berths already sold at 5 a Hernandez Is one of the Lone 8. Al lentown (10-i) der. fathi. You isud Sammy are And to Intentionally create such .:.•4Congre gational Christian foie gras must be imported and Mix softened cream cheese AAAA, Cocoa Beach, l5, was eabreeze, Daytona Beach Star state's biggest prospects whack. They will have their own tourney Feb. 11 9. Jacksonville Temple (l2) already withholding the facts a situation, when it could have Church, Sanford. Mrs. the price has reach ed astrono- with liver pate. Add remaining Anion g the others in and Is also in line for a shot at O'iedo's Brad Claxton up for two, Brantley's Doug Kent can't on top in Class AAA and Ever. Mainland, Titusville, Clearthe day before the pro-am. 10. St. Petersburg Northside about Sammy's real age and his been avoided, I think Is morally Co pe made an appropriate mical levels. With truffles sell- brandy and season with minced attendance were Mrs. either the 154 or 160 Southern Stop him. glades, 10-0, kept the lead in water, Miami Northwestern, Christian il-li son, which Is deceitful. If wrong. In addition to some challenging golf, the titles. appreciative response. ing for more than $100 a pound, garlic, salt and pepper to taste, 1. -) Mildred Booher, Grand ('lass A. Tallahassee Leon, Lakeland, Also receiving votes: Orlando Sammy doesn't want to bring Deltona Open also serves as one of th e major social The banquet tables were the cost has go ne still higher. Spread evenly in pan over Jelled . . The weekly poll has GraceGainesville. lake Highland. Paxton, Talla.# DEAR ABBY: About that all the facts out in the open, he's Alter arriving from Texas functions in the area each year. The multitude will decorated ) Past (ItXOfls Here is an economical substi. surface leaving at least 19; \ . .: Mrs. Sylvia Saunders, vile, ('L1tS AAA with a 13-1 record, as the inch IA-Ide has 'e Mcflay. Greenville. who didn't want any fat -'less than "wonderful." Be wise. : Monday, Hernandez an. and featured tute for (ole gras dressed up on sides of pan. Decorate wi th floral be fed and watered down after the pro-am. Gi, Dis trict 22; and Mrs. ('l ass AA leader. 1. Cocoa Beach 15-0 u bridesmaids to ruin the apBran listen to your father. nowiced, "I am after either the r arrangemen ts In her co lors with that shimmering coating sliced olives and pour remainAnderson, GI, The ratings: 2. Quincy Shanks (111) 4, DEAR ABBY: I am a widow, pearance of her wedding: I winner of the Wells-Davis fight of purple, green, yellow of jelly - ' ... .5J known as aspic. ing consomme ('LS.S A AAA% over top of 3. Fernandina Beach 111-21 pate. Stock car racing fans will see two of the bigger or the Ross-Aguirre fight. •lI••f age 64. Last year i met a man hope her fat friends will and white. Each place I ' pack plain gelatin Leave in I. St. Petersburg Northeast icebox till firm. 4. Crestview I 10-1 names of the sport Feb. 5-9 at the New Smyrna don't Also attending were the my age whose wife had died the remember her with "skinny" ,'.) care which. I have been settingwasappoir,s.wj 115-0) 5.Leesburg9-2)) i wedding gifts! Year before. Speedway. The event is billed as the world series of told that ill beat Perez I will be Triu mph, following Grand t I a purple velvet pin cushion 2. Tampa Robinson (12-1i 6. Tallahassee Ricards 12.4 / 1 FAT WITH FAT FRIENDS We are in love. He would be Representatives asphalt racing, and brings Gene Bergin in his new brought back within a month from I centered with a miniature ' 3. Orlando Evans 7. Ocala Vanguard (10-4t 114-i) The Colts. Eagles , and Ram.s an Ideal mate except for one Florida to other states: with one of the two champions. M-6 to join forces with builder Bebe Zalinskj, silver crown. The dinn er OVIE[X) Lake Brantley's lead, 8. Fort Lauderdale Cardinal were victorio us in Intermed iate 49-47, with 6:38 left in the thing. He is very egotistical and Mrs. Lejsje Farmer, 31 : This is something I have freshman basketball team game, on a lay-up was catered by the Ethel Late models race Feb. 10-14. Everyojw has a Problem. When Gibbons i 10-3i Boys League action Monday, of by li kes to see how he registers Dan Nash. Miss ou ri: Miss Judy Ann Root Circle of the church. For The winner will get close to $1,000, including worked for, for a long time and broke open a tight contest last reply, write to 9. Titusville Astronaut 1") the Sanford Recreation But ., S with other women (waitresses, ABBY: Boxa persons from that point on it was Mc-Glaughlin1 Ohio; Mrs. ." No. 61100. L.A., Calif. Distinguished guests ' contingency payoffs, and the field its also expected I won't let Perez stop me now." night when the Patriots ran off all Patriots as they used tight 10. Bradenton Southeast (7-2) Department. Enclose stamped, self. Mae especially). In other worth, he Clayton, : Rhode were But the former Junior Mid. welcomed by Mrs. 1-----17 straight a se points in the ddressed AlSO receiving votes: Dade envelop. plea to include National James Church with 10 points . modified final man-to-man pressure tries to make me Jealous. champion Jerry Cook dleweight champ has plans of on Island; and Miss Dorothy Marie Richter , Past Worth y Matron Carol Barren (left), Hate to write Ietterjp Send SI to period to crush the led the Colts to a33City Pasco, Tampa Jesuit, welcomes Eastern Star Brown, Wyoming. Oviedo defense 17 win over and hot shooting from plus the likes of Richie Evans, Jerry Dostie, Brian hisown and This is small town and there Abigail Van Buren. 132 Laiky Or., Matron and Past Grand Florida Worth y G nd don't Include a lions, 72-55. ra Ma tr Tampa on, Norma Cope, to Cat ho Vikings. Sanford lic, Mariankna, the on ofJerr McGee and Dwayne Oth ers attending were are no men around with whom j Beverly Hills, Calif. 50212, for Ab. Ross, Jim Landry, Fred Harback, Moose Hewitt, loss to Hernandez. Marshal of the Grand The Wildcats of Winter Park Milton, Brooksville Hernando, ficlal lil t. (Herald photo by Doris Dietrich) The Eagles dropped the Jets The I.ior.s' ninth grade team lionaker to defeat their cross '$ booklet "How to Write Letters can make him Jealous, so I am Bill Raymond. Grand Chapter of Florida wi th a Ron Bouchard and Bobby Santos. "I have heard about him had battled back from High for All Occasions." Please .mlos. a School downed the Lake Delray Beach Atlantic, Glades 45-23. Jeff Jones led the winners an county rivals. unable to get even. Representative to Florida res po nse by Mrs. Mildred long, S elf-ad dressed , stamped (70 I wonder how many local entries will be yelling (Hernandez) and I was told lie carlier 30-16 deficit to take the The winning Patriots gotBrantlev and Patriots in wrestling Central. Grand Representative with 16 points. banquet and-or meeting 23 Please tell me how to handle cent) envelop,. from Rhode Island. is pretty tough but 1 need this Booher, Grand instructor action to the grandstand, "Save one for me, Wanda!" Monday night. 31-20. CLASS to Rhode Island from AA were Mrs. Virginia "Cinderella Rams" is the points byte, from hlonaker while members of Grand Chapter of Distr ict 19. to keep my title hopes up. The Pats came on strong late Florida responded . I. Graceville 113 1) name for the Ram team which Past Grand Matron(PGM) McGee and Doug committees, Worthy "i have three straight Mrs. Phyllis Freund, in 2. ill-1) After the banquet, the SCC beat the Lions, 34-32. The Rams and Mrs. Val Ledbetter, added 1-4. Barry Lyones also hit Matrons and Worthy set for me here in Associate Matron of wins, but it was not enough to 3. regular meeting was held Jay (9-lu won in the last 30 seconds of the PGM, both of th e Grand for double fig ures, for Brantley Patrons from other With junior college basketball, weekly Seminole Chapter No. 2, Orlando if ibeat Hernandez and offse t the Parkers. at Sanford 4. Mulberry ( 9-1) Masonic game, and got strong efforts Chapter of Florida; Mrs. with 12 markers. c pters, 24 P ha ast Matrons welcomed all others in statistics show Seminole still ranked fourth in the I want all three very badly. I Temple, followed by a 5. Lake Placid u 12-2 from Kitty Littlefield, PGM, Winter Park 31, Lake Brantley Anthony McIntyre and and Center Brad Cluxton 70 15 Past Patrons from was the attendance, and Mrs. Mae state fellowship hour. behind Pensacola, 101 6. Indian River and Bea ,jcio'n (WP) i'c Blowit.stown 110-3 Lake Grand Chapter of TenScott Milson wi "My next bout th 10 point.,, rooms high point man after Herfor the lions as th is and other Jurisdictions, KISSIMMEE The C Clayton, Past Matr on of Coleman 17 0 1 Anoerson (WP) Other distinguistinti Cit 7 Dunnellon ( 12 -2) y. Plus the Raiders are listed sixth defensively each. [ions ' hi gh scorer w nessee; Mrs. Elfreda Barr, nandez Is supposed 'n be with High Panthers Found Kissim- he scored 18. Nash chipped In in a dd ition to many other Kenny 113: 115 - Hetrick Daytona, Chapter No. 1, guests honored at the 8. Clearwater Central (71.5) and 12th offensively CathoWillie Brown with 12. PGM, Grand Chapter of (84.1). Chicago's Bobby Crawford and iiiee unfriendly territory with 15 while Randy Isner and (WP) P. Hunter 113. 171 - Smirk members. Dav is lie (12-3i ' p Puck ) -i. 129 In Junior boys action, winnv. I have a score to settle with Monday. 'Wt' didn't execute David Geiger each had 10 in the here's a sound means of evaluating teams. LA) dec 8eaun 13-1. 135 I IV - ~f 9. Pensacola Liberal Arts (9. games were: Dekle's Gulf O',iTop-ranked Pensacola getting 92.7 points per him. Then I am supposed to ve1l," said ('rooms boss Bob losing effort. Furman (WP) p Garza 1.10, Ill Sanfo rd Electric 34-28: First • inev Itrnv 1J the dfat •h , . RflIt (LB) MtrhPII III it.n w iu.a. iuv umiieuence 15 McGee ) J PIUS Vincent-Killer Ellis fight. 10. Zephyrhills 9-3 i.. Federal over Atlan tic National 11; Lyons 5217. Honaer 11 173 And! hands of the Kissimmee 14.4. Seminole's plus-factor on the list is 12.6, fl ;, Nor is (LB) dec Pepper 134; 170 Clark 107; Xelley 201; Also receiving votes: PensaBank 37-32; G re gory Lumber G.on:ale:Oi don't have to tell anyone how Kowboys. I; Hall I 0 2; Kent 62 11 Totals 31 9 Smith (LB) dcc. Reese 65; 155 cola Catholic, Port St. Joe. dicating th e Raiders are also outstanding. much I would like to fight over WTRR 17-6; Flagship Gomulka (WP) dec. Machare 9 S. It was the Panthers' First loss 72 Baker, Pahokee, Melbourne Overlooked, however, is Gulf HW Ba nk of Sanford over Flagship Coast, Avion (LA' dec La RohitnU ranked Vincent again. And th en, OVIEDO: Nash I r 1' 7 11$. lSnt after of the season, putting them at The Foresters of Lake Mary The Miccosukee Indian March 11 meeting is the annua l Weldon celebrated Central Cluxton Catholic, Couondale. Bank of Seminole 40-33. $2 II: Geiger S 0 10 ard 0 i 6 7 a that I special will only No. 7 and showing an 11-1 record with a meet Ross for my 10-1 'n the year. Th e Panthers plus celebrated their first an. Project spearheaded by bake sale to raise money for a "Happy Birthday." Totals 755 55 title. But I don't get any of that couldn't score for the first factor of 20. Gulf Coast is beating th e pants off ~ 7A .7niversary in December. Cath&ine Whelchel* nold more book scholarship at Seminole 1~ ' if I don't win tonight." seven minutes of the contest. Starting with 10 couples a work,addlng$l00totheamo everyone in Division 1, including Pensacola. The 6 Community College. i Vincent co ul d have his hands Tim Hardy led his team Iii . ear ago, the square dance club previously collected. In ad________________________________________ I I latter, it seems, has pollsters thinking only about Happy Birthday America was as full the hard hitting Orlando defeat 111th 11 points. but that ____________________________________________ has now more than doubled its dition to the s pecial project, two the refreshment theme with a ______________ yesterdays, not this year's 1-3 divisional Fighter will be putting his was of little use against ~-_____ - - -_ meriibcrship. other scholarship funds were on _________________________________________ red-white-and-blue cake and Pinned , ,',1 record of 16.2-2 with 13 Kos, on Kissimnmnee's Mike Williams the first the clublhiring the agenda. Yvonne Davidson Jonquil s. Mem be r Gerry ., 1. FTU, which has gain I ed national recognition for th e lin e against Tony Arnold of who pumped in 22 points. hiisslolen banners. or had them spoke on, a;øI collected for the golden Bishop Moore High School ________________________________ its crew team, is eyeing another banner year of Miami. The Panthers take on Lake from Orlando took seven of the 'Tolen , from almost v,-er> club World Fellowship Scholarship L , . . il,4,t441 1. rowing. Brantley at home next Thur- 11 matches Monday night to Ill the area i ncludi ng St. Cloud, Fund, available to members . :. FAIRWAY :: i:im. Winner of three straight by sth> This year, there is a new twist. FTU also has a knockout for another freshman down Lake Howell 28-21. Lake 1)tBir),DcL,IndMidflorida society since he was stopped basketball clash. 0. rio 'LAUNDROMAT Whirl and T%- irl in Orlando and howell forfeited the final superb girls crew team, Karen MacKeraghan IS by Perez last August, Vincent '3 }'Issimmnet.. : Dry Cleaning £ at budget CROOMS: Black 0 00. Gilmore 41 heavyweight iiiitch. t I project providing a captain and organizer to the team. will be facing a fighter who has 4udon l Prices and 000 Wells? 1 S. Hardf S coin lau nd ry :: _______ The clubhouse Is located one scholarsh ip for a member from The Knights men's crew squad is coached by tUldmain event status inMianii III, Evans 000; Nefms 1 210. Bishop Moore 2S, Lake Howell ,I service In a0 e0as;nt MOVING iiik east of 1-4 on Like %lar I:1L!:kluI.I._ Finland to study in Florida 101 Stephe 0 0 0, Washington 0 0 0. . Saves (AM) d Tucker, 5 i, _________________________ mospIr Dennis Kamrad, was seventh In th e nation last Beach in recent iult %ard it The Forest. llarryOOO Miller (114) d McGovern 000. Myers Plans for BOge3i%. 77 0 the next two nionths daily. Located at . . . . Arnold is known more for his 0 Totals I s , year. 115 r'c.t (LI-I) 0 Cossman. 71. ( illers are Ed Newton and . . '1 show the future will be busy. : r 10--Z-A ring generals p hi th an h is pu Cooper 16% Best nch KISSIMMEE: IBM) d Andre*, S3. 1 1 I. 177Starke lie's miffed slightly by the fact s pectator interest fr, Jackie. New members or President Mabel Chapman FAIRWAY PLAZA I and he will be hoping his ex. Osborn 6 0 12. Williams 10 727; 179 Barlow (114) Butera. S il. - -_") is practically nil. -' guests are always welcome, ' On Hwy. 17.92 at 27th Thnni,is 50 10; Minisci 704 Larsen 135- Abbott (LI-I) 0. Culllo. 61. lii announced an all-day District perIence will get him past the I Glicken (AM)d lvin 000; Totals 71)51. Weber,7 3; 4* New officers ;or 19'76 were meeting to be held Feb. 21. fl2.9739 fie doesn't understand why fans don't COMe OUt heavy handed Vincent. Tgj0uII like dI watch the guys row, row, row the boat, lie and The 7 SPOLSKIS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY S 9 Il-iS - Tel:rowBMd Perry, 61; 170-major project for the The amateur card will be Crooms Jan. 9. Ilwy are: Bob and 011ie 1.+-. 17 14 9 Il-SI Mor ri s (114) p Tanner, I 59; 11$ ____________________________________ probably hasn't noticed, but virtually every coach headlined by the ring debut of Kissimmee - Isola (AM) p Cardnes. Pettit, de presi 1.15. HWY nt; flay Becker, CongratulatIo are In order to Mr. and Mrs John A (Jane) Fovl Kiisimmce tO. Crooms 7 R011113d LaStarza, the name in all fields has the same complaint. Starling (AM) an by forfeit For fast relief vice-president; LeRoy and Spoiski on their silver wedding anniversary. me couple, Brantleys Rick Garza gra pples with Steve Beaudoin Mary Andcrin. secretary; and ary married on Jan. 20, ipsi, has call the Holt and Nellie Michaels, area sInce 1959. They are th e parents of th ree children, Kevin, 22; John 17; and Janell, 14. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, ______________________________________ FL Tuesday, Jan. 20, )76 Two T itle Matches Set Tonight - I __________ IT! iør __ 1 . . - . 7 --' SPORTS - - -To 1641~, -- ' - -- "- _____ - - . - - - - Hve I t ror .eminoie rrep Lagers - -- • by Road Ton"' - - yle - - _ Hosts Special Banquet OES • - - - - - •,,,,, ,,• - I. . . - - Gear Up For Deltona Open - .. - ________ .- . -. ' :- Rane - - . - - o. d Evans - . Q. - ' -. - ____ - '• - - ' ;J ' , tley F osh , - 1 . - -- Recreation 7155 -! Teams Win ., - ' , - I - Wildcats Pain - ........... they Pats, win Good Plus-Points For Kent each Crooms 31-20 the match with consecutive Hilliard Shocked - - Are They - - Club Notes .1 I - Square Dance Club Marks First Birthday meet the winner of the Just - - Guessing? - Or - ___: r-r Do 4\'( 0 ,/ &. ; 1"o,, '-:). ) '" CAN Ii, ~. 4 ' _______ They (1 Know --- _______ _______ -. The '1 1 ' ____ ___ -- -'iI,.\ Weekend I r- Slated • ror Creative Aggression ' '!1,. j! - 10 - and ntinwiig duca(jon Dvison of Seminole Community College (SCC) will again offer: =cr4 aeminar on the ever popular, "Qea ti we Agtaslon," beginning Friday. The 24 hours of instru-tkm will run Friday evening, all day Saturday and for four hours on Sunday. The classes are taught by Dominick Salfi, B.A., J.D. Saul has studied at the Jft of (group Psychotherapy with the originator of Creative Aggrts.slon, Dr. George Bath. Friday, will start the seminar off with asesslon designed for couples - married or not married. The total cost Is $10.00 exchiding meals. lbe week end sessions will be conducted at the Part. American Bank Bu&lln (intersection of 1-I and 43), For reservations call Seminole Community College's Offlo of Cnmunity Services 323-1450, extensIon 3l3-304. - SR ' to Boa Chi (IiaptQr, Kappa Gamma, honor sot lety for women educators, Jan. 15, at the Lake Ma ry home of Jo Ann flOWC. Asserting that Florida Is a very progressive state In women's equality, she ex. plaine such diverse subjects as 'tcnents by entirety," credit statutes, and the necessity of wills. 11cr references ranged from recent laws te Arm Ianders. New tticmbe-s by transfer , lillia n Rothweilcr and Jane Field, were wel comed into the society. It . Hostess. SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349212 CmeIberryWinler Springs S'in ford. Altamonte Springs RUTH834-TUECH 9212 Altamonte Springs- Long wood Fast SHIRLEY MILIEu 8349 212 Forest City 574.3)67 De l tona _________________ ti' - I S guesswork way. starts listing needs then for them in ads in her paper. There is no In shopping for the homemaker who plans her shopping the efficient, newspaper She by her Shopping pre-shopping -. -: -- ._!_ - FSU Signs Naval Academy's Bill Roe To Grid Grant ,0 1) 01 For Home Delivery PUASI CALL : And Middies Don't Even Play Football! 322w261 Altamonte Springs HILDA RICHMOND _ _____________ - Buys? WirviiUIaço _____ _ ___ I. -__- "Law and Women in Florida' anoveriew" was the topic a Patricia Fawseti, trial lawyer, __________ ____ -- , _• HEADACHE! -, Beta Chi .5 - _____ BE - __ _ Lake H o's.vel By 7 record. ,, )fl..l1 - Ewwminglr Herald of __ ,* H% surrr I%BRAHAMS Ikrald('urrcspondcnt An understanding former pro football player and an alert social studies teacher have helped a young man at the .Sanford Naval Academy gain a full football scholarship to Florida State University. lie's a South Carolina native %% ho came the naval aca demy to after dropping out of school back home. Bill Roe In his senior year at Ham p ton High School In Greenville had several schools '-5---- interested in him, notably South Carolina, Clemson, Georgia, and Ga. Tech. Roe ,dropped out of school after football ended, He tinued lilting weights, but, he put it recently, "i was out roaming the streets too much." -1 Coach at a rival high sctlool in Greenville, Max Presche. had seen Roe knew th young man's potential would go to waste If Roe didn't improve Ws attitude. Preshe, a former Houston Oiler, encouraged Roe to return to school and last fall wrote a play and e letter of recommendation to ,FSU coaches, But that letter didn't come about until after Roe enrolled at Sanford Naval Academy and met Sam Cook, a coach amid teac her at the prep school Cook knew then-head FSU coach Darrell Mudra and decided lWe needed an in. troduction on the Tallahassee, campus. A 6-2, 245-pound all. conFcrenct' linebacker who could run the 4yard dash in 4.7 was too much to forget. So Roe met some Impressed coaches at FSU, but they couldn't offer him anything k1h definite because they hadn't seen him play. The next day. high school film arrived of floe playing back in Grenvi1k. Jim Gladden, a central Florida scout for FSU, was in Sanford signing Roe the following afternoon. "Coach Gladden told me this tiwani life. And, he's making better grades, "I'm really happy to be here, and I'll always be grateful to Coach Presche and Coach Cook for helping rue." he said. There is another Factor in olved than just getting a football scholarship. floe is was tile first time he had ever reluctant Is ii,,. ..i... .Twlm- " uiuus actually sew him play on field," recounted floe, Pleasant and personable, Roe feels ttue Naval Academy discipline has helped him pull his attitudes together, and develop a more mature attitude citni,I nrn.n,,,, the dmit but he , - .. as just a step in we right direction toward the pro ranks, "It's Just an ambition, and I don't go around talking about, but that's what I want to do," he said, The Naval Academy does not y',.,, L' ru -- - -- play loatball, but Ike kevps in shape by lifting weights and playing basketball. In one r ecent game he pulled down 12 rebounds. 'Bfl floe can definitely contribute t the football program at Florida State," said Sam Cook, the teacher at SNA, "I, . be surprised if he - 4.4 - starts as a Freshman." But that means floe might find himself up against Oklahoma next October when FSU travels to Norman, "I'm not afraid of them,-said Roe. "They put their pants cn just like e'.ers'bocJ- else " _- ,' " IuI.I. ROE �- - --.-,-- - ----------.- __ -- __ - _______ _______ - - - - - ___ - _______ _____ - ---- --------- -----.------- ______ -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - .. . --- --------. - -. - - - - - - ________ -: - - -- - - - - - - _____ mksi~ 211-Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Tuesday, ;an. 20, ABC MON1-19 NO 1 125 ABC 6 10 YR. BLEND see __ - '. % PHILLIPE P - @- COACH 8 YR. _____ . USHERS SC OTCH I .r-.A_-!'~- - AMIRICA'S LARGEST WIN; A SPIRIT DEALER ANCIENT AGE ii 5 IN BUTLER 0 S MR. ED I SCOTCH WISERS -,- --- - & __ 6 • ii 111 4 __ n Oka ______________ -- L 99 ________ BLEND rt,s 495 "J"i"A ~ PD A RIT .---:-.;-. PINE HILLS W. HI-WAY 50 SCOTCH 419 6 5TH WED., JAM - 0 Vfl - 7 (OCOEE) 2726 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE FORMERLY EVERGLADES LOUNGE 7 99 6 aT. EXTRA DRY *. (L A 6 ~~ (IT. 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I• I 11 :& 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ~~ " ~M -- - GIN RICKALOFF __ .. 11 14 T :-; GLEN MAVIs a ANTIQUE - VODKA , ç '-i GENTLEMAN --. - - - -.-. - WW r , I" 12 M. 45AUS 77 3 12 M ar -- rnnD D OSES 534 FLEISCHMANN'S ai = VODKA A - I. - b\ I I I CUWFORD - - - 99 ______ (IT. IMMT G 89 -10 - 3 T i.W. '1OYR __ 1 it t,~,,~ ~l I , I. "_., .1,\ . .41_j I, Centenary SI ~-.G r d a - Tj,nne%See 83, Auburn is SI 62, Tenn Chat T cnn 1 ic- I I I~ . gal ~ Indiana - - - UI1 UUIT UIUION ,IUI B U it '17he other three spots on the was announced today. 39 4 Qt S1 ORES ONLY B RIO N 11w All-Stars will Ix' coached adding, other players Wednesdays Chicago Rangers I PAX 12-01 Miami Field . . LPGA ~HAT- BOLISCALIT I ' - 0 P11flflts Sstrc in4idt to MIAMI (AP) IflCe Elijah Obed of Nassau, Bahamas will defend his junior rf~iddleweight championsNp tide It first time next month against challenger Tony Gardner, _____ 4 P - *VIN ROSE •RURGIJNOy CHAT DE EAIX CHABLIS C HAT nu CR oUt i 3 ' the NFl Plisers 5 rearSon • contra ct ssiui (hi. ltiiu Q QU 3 10 r 1 I)AYTONA BEACH (A11"i IN CANS OMiTS Pit"IE 49 tribute until %%e h.ave an agree- only to Itichard 11'ettv in Win. 1195 O(X'(I %Ofl the World Boxing Council title L'i.st Nos ember 1049 with an Ilth-round knockout of champion Miguel de 1 99 der," saidSargent Karch, head tar in the 196 race of the NFl Management Coun Ptarson %S011 the Weste 5 I rs i i L Luislf.JI1(fl 1 OUflci.i IS _ I _ • • ' - eplaces N1DWN W V ' - F nk , Ashe STL (11111111011111 CHAT. BEYCHEVILLE ST JULIAN VIEUX CIRTAN 49 3.49 3.49 i It 38 was Nastase Phoenix Champion ( 1% ATI.ANTA - Illie Nastase overpowered uriseede,ti Jeff 5.99 tournament 49 , P"I"t '10 CHAT IVUCII BAGES Overton Upset 6.99 '68 CHAT. O' YGUEM gg5 -.1cago L A Istrsin at tflVrS. C tiUflud) alif.. .rnu (ale \arborough finished Thi plasers are stliedulid to hut both iii them cornpctt for Itit(t sItlt Vol (,arscs &xecu Ihi estern titli and f3fobdbl) tive dirc(lor of the NFI.I 'A,,Intl %%on'( figure fit the (;mnd Nathe union's two top officers. tion.al competition of ttic Na. Kermit Alexander and iuiii tlonal Association for Stock Car Keating, this afterrimn. If the players decide to txi)*4 "(I tl'K- garliv. it will he tile I( Mild till'(' if profes,s4onal all. - Atito Racing, centered mostl), Ili the ea.stern part of the nation. Pearson also is !Pa(!`j, .-, Illon- Monday's Result Houston 115, Washington % Ethel: Hoefer 6 Bannon's King. 7. Mor lgage Liflef. 8. Here Comes Me. Detroit at Washington Phoenix at B-iffalo Boy;? Paul Bolin, Mining Mom, ' C n 1 00; 2. Oguiza Aranai (1) I es 'tie All-Shr 'li11t' w's S11htlu]etJ to be played in Tu. Pttt lane Stadium, but solne of the Iwted only in major super. players said they were sub- peulss4ss events in recent -h . The game %Sd inotI to lI tto)( G;irvev said he will make no I I hilt Pearcon has corn --' - 1 1 AlaJvane, Q (I A) 10500 P 6 71 736 - NINTH - 1. Zarre (0) to jo. 12 oo, A 00, 2 Attu (1) 16 00.] $0, ]. Cell)f I J 4 G M.'s, Vert, 5 Astro Hofen. 6 4) Berkley Cannon; 7 H D.'s Cecil, 1 81 60. DO (I 7) I 14 00 Do Rite Red. ELEVENTH - I Manolojuan NINTH-1 CA 1. Benfry; 2 Sno Ike, I Kim Sue, A Silkv O'Hare; 5 I 1) 14 A . '00, 4LOO, 2. Barre Miguel . . . U %*erii Daisy, 6 Broker's Bonus., I 0 (16) 73 20. P (6 1) JIS 20. Barry Klng~ & K'S Beautifil TENTH - 5 16, 87 1. Blue Benny~ TWELFTH - I ChuChoMemna ill 7 00, 11 00. 14 40. 2 Maruri Allu MtII.R.0 6 Kristen, 7 Xmas Pudding, $ (I Monday's Games Garnn all 5) 9160. IT 6 with all 7) A - 1.993. Handle - $97,447 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Emile. 2 Fruit Float, 3 Im. No games sctleduled Creslip Purnored M ys tic K ing, FIRST - I Barre Elo:a 7 a Caesar TWELFTH - I 8. C: 1. Montague Oviola, I Echano Alberdl; 4 Eddy Cologne, 2 Ellie Belly; I J.L's Jo SailChel., 5 NegiuiYla, 6, Larr, V. 4 Marg M. S Cecys First; Go Go Beitio, 1. Aldana.Okoki; 1. Urza Cactus. 7 Percolator; I Cap's Arana SECOND - I Cacho Guiol&, 2 New York Denver So Louis at Kentucky New York at Kentucky V,rg,nia at Indiana Echano Elorza. 3. ca Ara". ORLANDO-SEMINOLE FIRST - 1. Negui Beilia (3) 11,00. SECOND-' h, C: I T's Wendy 3) 31 60. P (3 1) 141 (2) 12.60, S 40, 5 20; 2. Chelsea Ann SECOND - 1. Urza Aguirre (1) I Llrrj Via THIRD - I. Oguiza Ef,)rza Eddy Via S. Alden: Arana Urza Alberdi; I 2 - 6 Larri Ouiola. 8 Neg Migue l;3 Domingo Jays I Alava Bengoa; S. Are0a Sanchez ) DG.s R (1) 360. 13 10, 1260, 120; 2 Aldana Arana 6 DO III 2) I" 60; 0 G^ 1) 19010. P (2 (7) 5 80. 8 20 3 Cacho Elorza (4) I Bilbao Zarre; 7 Manolo Echave Barre Perez S60:0(78) 64, 40, P (111 7) 261,30; Big FIFTH - 1. ManoloMiguel. 2 10 570 3 60 2 K's Mistress (2) 21670 400.100; 3 Courageous Karen (6) THIRD - 1. Arethe-Elorza Erdoza Mugueria S Chucho Echave- 6 Marurl Mencha 7 FOURTH - 5 16. M: 1. Cheryl's 0 (2 7) 27 60. p (7 7)1)5 Cacho Javi 3 Oguiza Zarre- I Pet (7) 7 0 1 80,7 60; R Chantilly FOURTH - 1 Barre Bengoa ni; Comm o Ben oa S Arech anning (1) IS 90. 5 80, j 70; 2 Negul Miguel I'd; 3 60; 0 (2 7) %2C 20; P (2 7) S.S 1,60, 6 so. 3 40; 3 Manoto Zarre (7) 2 60 - Miguel; 6 Negut Perez; 7. Alava Ecrtave. I Bilbao-Elorza 32 M 0 (11 2) 34 60. P (I 2) I It 20. OD (2 11)' FIFTH - 5 16. C: 1. Dave's 146 40 . IC*AIioefd1,'-aP*E*rrjj&vi; A Eddy Caymanian (2) 17.10; 1340; Lak. 710, 1 60. 7 Santl Muguet- ra (7) 1 60. Arar. 7 e SIXTH S 16. A I Gerts Pick SIXTH - 1. Oguiza Elorza )3 . 2 . 2 2 My Della (I) 14 60 .6 20,4,20; 2 Aretha Miguel 3 40. 600.- T (31)1(31 7 1950; 3147. 1)10. I 00. 3. Domingo Echave ) - Ti Urza Juan;! Domingo Said Attu. 3 Alava Larrea 4 Minolo Ramon, S. Chucho MLuerza, 6 Celaya Aipi. 7 MAruflivan; I FerminMencha A C TENTH 2. Feqmin. 3 Mencha; 4 Mvguerra; S. Larrea. 6 Sanii. 7 Ramon 8. Maruct. ELEVENTH - l.'Ogui:a.Altu; 2 ha rr Arecha Perez r~ - - -__ " - ~_ -_- ~-. - TWELFTH - I Chucho Juan, Go (1) 2000 1770 770 2 Modest (4)) 1520 DO (51)74600 , Fermin Larrea 7 Mr (S) 30 40. 1 70, 3 Money Marc ELEVENTH -1, Oguiza Juan (1) Mvguerja. I plays again 17hurs& , v at 'home Ruth Bilbao Alp, against Mainland, ELEVENTH $16 A 1 Caynon 70 3 Atava Bengoa (5)2500 0(1 I? 00 $ 60 120 7 Phantom' 3) 2600 P (13) 6390 Pearl (3) 23 00, I 80; I Justanip (7) TWELFTH - I Celaya Attu (3) SEMINOLE 26. DELAND 26 101 Malt (DIp S%esl3 - Linciasy (t)) d R oll 136; 122 _ p (15 w ith all 3 5511610 3206 (1) 900 S 60 3 Fermin Juan (2 -- -"-= '--~~~T,4~:, ----~~~.-i--- --- - ( - ~_ :7 .#" TWELFTH - 1 16. D 1. Douglass 140' . Q (I 3) S4 00~ P (3 1) &31 60; Big _rl__,. Q! -- I :1 1~i5 1 ~;" I T Royer; 141 - Benson (S) d Kirkpatrick? 'Ne'II Be Happy oway d Burch 7 2. 170 -- Sanders (S) p, Rober ts S 15 116 Raker (D) d Ad1,1S8 6 Unlimited a lkins(D ) U (11,,r 1 30 ,o ..._A A V- xpaIn i e and Economy smohf - - I pj-)-j 1--117, ii" ji.11a" .- a I - 100 I 0. I - - Dollars. ?R -' - I- - "' A ~%!,;f.i~ ~,_ -r ~~,__ -i - -- .Z ..T I-E 7?1 0 R;ek q,. $) - r ) 'L C (.$ Ifff .-: ir - - - r-' --- - NIGHTLY 8 00 P M I . k 11 ' ILAND ('St' 111 , $1 V's.-. z - our money Thats e w e'd Ike YOU to know the l&Vs sbc%d "Ivy we W101011 thill MKh*jsn ,X'to be you, C4RE.1 tv I -.; ~-I - . --' ~ %MI i_ I Ir.-I. ' Wed. & Sat. best We buy . CkL;,~iiiii k -_ ~f_rii- ~,p;! .;Z'!,;;.!-.~~7_tlj~,'_?fk,~r Every Lfic"in 'X' life ks backed by a , .7 - , ~.- , I., :. ,.e d0mftfic cars Thal*s just about twice wif4 _P - - . -- nJl U Udet th time df,nQ cIon AJo . ' If w,slbv 'X* roll$ with Ion food rnis4mce than (onventicietal tirw and that 17104iftill y0V CAM Save It I d USE CA R E! I lave k4. I**K water saw euLp.esi beady Prrn'ui ptoIO% OnyowPtPsenIgasconsunpI.(p,,tty Fornt Fkes! REDUCE YOUR POWER BILL-STOP THOSE LEAK1 WITH _______________ RACES good cOns4ring today's W cr*4) Pluk rwifiry U C hOl'8111'1100 gtv" you all the distwiclive radial life holding i they add up to a _-` 4 i~_ _, '_ pening race with $17295 IIL' jjr- ed to racial discrimination %-cars. hy taxi drivers and operators of * 5 17 40. S .1 Bilboa BenWi (7) 7' 5 SEVENTH 30, B I Kenny Ec k ert,2 Vic tory Victor; 3 16 76 36% Borowiak 599 G"VIS . "There is nil legal obligation .second and has 175 points. Jun Insolo t,ot 165 for third place until we have an agreement," Captures Vv' CT Event INDIANAPOIJS - Arthur Ashe won his second conctcutlse WOT tournament b) defeating VitasGeruhilsis . 2. &7.64. A.s~e crillected $17,000 for his work. 1 ,, the bargaining agent for N~1, collected 185 points. nanicA head football coach at West Virginia University. replacing Bobby Bowden. lie has been a member of the staff since - - it flt ,int l'miss what the rules ninj' tilt ional cto k car driving ing are that we are operatit I unampionshi ps, is off to it 9MI Olisitra in Sao Paulo Brazil 319 CHAT, DE PEZ CHAT. L' ANGELUS CHAT. "11,0111 York T• S first M1(ar g;ww. Silas, ali a "We have taken the position P01111111101, CHAT. [A LOUVIERE 79 New Sen'i in ole - 'fl (5 6.00. Q (6)670. 580; tic 9df"eS Scheduled Today's Games lr.(j,,1tn,iV1)l~s .11 ovet)er with -I 25.5 averag,e, nor I with 1 P broken hand. ThIS will t his ition has been operating with- SNkesrnen said Monday ftt Obed will be paid $40,000 I n tile pension plan last year. ami Obed Defends Vs. Gardner 49 SIXTH - I b • e Santi Larrea. 111. Celaya Ramon. last ~eason's playoffs. is leading the league in rebounding %% itha Ivi overage. - 161-'o'. 3 3a(. CU .o Debt).e C, 6 Rising Eagle; 7. Baby 160, Q (I 71 61 20~ P (7 1) 2SI 10 Autograph. SIXTN-SI6,A 1. Mystic Spirit; 2 BAni Befg, I Mixer S.- 4 Algo Rebel. S Highway Robber; 6. Irace, EIGHTH - I Celaya Ramon i4s Is 73 260. 3 K's Alpha (7) 300. 0 (1-3) 4 110~ 0 (I S) 36 60. P (I S) 113 10 Seininole Ifigh School gave 6 00; T (3 1 7) 19 80; 11 41. SEVENTH - 1. Ica Arana (3) and money in hi school wrestling Raretta 161 6 0 5 70 260 2 Freeze II S 60 3 One Alberdi (6) 1000 ontball League Pro Bowl free t1woss, (1) 7.40.3 20.3 Pure Silver (5) 710; Q 12 3) 10,20; P (I 2) 120.90 night. but the two 0 (4 61 S 18 90; P (6 4) 11510, 32.53 scheduled for Monday night in . EIGHTH - 1. Manolo Muguerza Tayler will be the t.hird All- Mon(~ay EIGHTH - C~ 1. Arab Flash (1) (5) 10 40, 6 80. 4 00. 2 S813 chools tied, 26-26. Larrea In the Star' linaking his first starting s T'he imine(hate issue is tIK. appea,rance. lie came off tile unlimited class. 1)el.and's 140, 3 K's Surnpin (91 3.20; 0 0 2) 0 (4 S) 50 40., P IS 4) 133 80 errams Fd.i)crs pnsion plan f1rt of Ix h List season and scored 21 Roberts (1 2) le 5IPT1Na Foppy • the funding for which has come 1-ioints. Marries, last sLason's Charles, while in the 170 class pi (7) 1, 00. 43Erdoza 401 Seminole's Harry Sanders took 500, 3 80- 3 00, 2 Lake Ice (4) 1 90, (4) 4 go; Q (3,1) 4160- P I! 7) 15"O !roni Pro N)wl procee&s in the llookic of the Year. S . cored 16 Do. I H C s Harry (2) 3 10. 0 (4 9) TENTH - I Rarnon (4) 2560. took a one-stroke lead into today's wmnd round of the 72'' - G s 3.49 ' CHAT TROTANOy - at Games I-It-Vt t0&IV to lii) Out gaIlle first-time All,~tar starter, was plans that 'ina%. or may not in- a, re. serve last year and set a mdi .i bos oycott of the National record bs hitting lit on.secuthe SHANIII (AP I - Marlene Floyd of Pa4n Desert, Calif 0 ______________ CRIBARI Phila WHA Mondayt Games Knight IS the No. 2 SCOTOT in N NEW Ol(LLANS tAl Stars of profi'ssinnal fO0ttllI • 4 n 80. 7 60, 5.00, 3.20; 2. Montague Visitor All Star Game at \'alubIe Player in u 1974 . . (6 7) 711 40 Batman's Speedo; 1. Sassy Morn; 1. 17he 7-foot-2 Gilmore. the Most eirs (7) 73 20. 6 60. 3 Ne'gui Echave (3) L igh FIRST - 5-16, 5: I All Gossip q garne, earned the honor this deiphia - t; MONDAYNIGHT Monday's Games 1~. _. FIFTH-1 ChuChoMuguefj,& (7) Parade 7 Cobov 5 No games scheduled $4 Marlene Floyd Heads i 0 19 ,5*3 Portland 00 (2) 11 s SANFORD-ORLANDO forward Mar San 'Antonio intl guartl Den per game will be playing In his snqton Vancouver at Minnesota fifth • .tar F THIRD - S IS. 0 I. Lotsa Moss; 2CM Griw; 3 G.E s Minx Opal. i Topper Go; S Quaslstellar; 6 Mracle Wlzj; 7. Miss Sama; Merry M,chele Chicago at N Orleans at Detro it NHL . - sT.Emitioll, CHAT. GONTET 29 n Pro Hockey gium.. 12-man team originally were RIE • 22 20 .S24 2 Detroit I Ica Via (1) ID 60. Micky Vicky; ) Clay J 4 K's "Opeful,S Anna's King; 6.*Favorile 3 Urza Okoki (6) A 00; 0 113 6) 46 40. Fanlom; I Montague Tartan, 8. Dog-Rac ing league's seven franchise cities. teams in the ABA in the AliStar n of the first-place Nuggets. ( -oach in ilst year s All-Star mltti Cloveland Atlanta n $ ' inotis choices for the American tcaiii by sports writers and place team agairVst the best thing more than a scrimmage Forward Billy Knight of Indiana sai d 71 - team which will face the Den - Washington Boston at Cleveland Atlanta at Chicago Golden Slate at Kansas Cot ~ Northwestern ". Iowa 92. OT Philadelphia at Milwaukee * Ohio S? 64. Illinois 63 Wednesday's Games Oral Roberts 107. MacMufray Phoenix at Boston 72 Buffalo at Atlanta irr'I NEW YORK Al New sin B trnt of t I uis u ntcr Rus of Imh,ma T exas Arlington 95 Texas York forward Julius I-'rving, Billy Paultz of &in Antonio and With the league reduced froill A&I 96 lie Ivague's sming lead' TCU 103, Rice BY er, and guati:6 Ron Boone of St. I.A)Ws 10 to seven temns and from two Kentucky center Artis (lilinore, and George Gervin (if San An- di visions to ()mi this season, it FAR WEST the top rebounder, were unani- tonin - were selected to the uas decided to match the first. Montana 96, Hardin Simmon~ ver Nuggets Jan. 27 at 1kriver, 99 HAT. FIGEAC 41,arquirile e2, XAvitf, Ohio Al MinneWla %, Wisconsin 84 Nebraska Omaha 110, Doane Arkansas St 86, Pan Amefi tess of them Feb. 28 bout in Namu. MIII U I ITEM S BELOW GOOD ___ CHAT V,rqinin 00, William & Mary W -- -. iurrg_ - 69 i 6$ 1, 9 p Or(caii 1.>UiSV1IIe S6, Wichita St S2 Mercer $0. S Caro S1 78, OT i;?,w_ .1 'I" W ith 2 1) 1 Midwest Divisica .11 0 1A lit 177 Central Division I P "r . ... ~~,, 1 ,,v',,*jy/4 iI NW Ia 67 71 73 ' L-tral St 65, WMt Virginia Houston St 62 Western Conferenti 6 IPV I . r 41 VODM _____________ ________________ 49 95 - QT. 1i SOUTHWEST .)L.0 I (,fl MILL - 449 -2 ;i , ''j 0" I,, (' r oiii.~ , -,~ ~ . `111iil`111111111111 . ~ . .-*Cl- - ~ rjn~~ 1 .067V ~' I " I?) , () A " .^ . G idd Pondering 74,95 CHAT. CHEVEL CASE *RHINE '"m O" I ____ CHAT PETRIJS _1i_.__ ..- LIVE INTERTAltif?AINT 6 5H ; 11 cks For Jan. 27 Contest 74".1 'It-rl'. Ct,.rj-.t, 1 OT ________IICASE TA i i U AT ALTAMONTE COGNAC J k . ;.',ibm,i W L Pct. 08 k - THIRD - I Larri Arana (61 16 40, Eastern Confer @rK* H SOUTH k Caclu Pete, Buffalo - 1 % Tufts 77. Rochester .! C N'tiss Floyd, younger sister of tour pro Itay Floyd, shot a .35%-V Monday for a par 72 on the 6,100-yard Kendale I;tkps 1 tA i ' t\4 li ' awarded to I)avid *nionipsion, by Kevin I,oughery of New 79 - Qt LLOYDS OF LONDON - AP: v ETS I Irl _______ Mond t H rc -' I 3 - U A R11 I 'Illiff%#11111 go UT - A' Erving, Gilmore Head ABA 1'EQUQ.A as OT. REBEL YELL 49 4 Ar0 - J -ALL ITEMS THIS PAGE 00 NEW STORES ALSO LAUDERS S99 BUSCH BEER j%99 I 3 79 :2 Ij -, "Ile in(fividuals playing in New York. c,enter Maurice l.ticas of Ken- ond pl, ,*i(,e as of Sunday. - game are awfully proud tit nie starting lineup and four tucky, forwar(I I.arry Kenon of Erving, averaging 29.6 points 5 - 99 UMIT 4 & PUS BOURBON UIIflU., RUM ": .1 D:vril .!-1fvKirr F*&1ur#t. 1,-r!w&1# 23 CASE 90 95 _ _________ LIMITS 5TH 74 or 97 %Lj 2 - I LLLLJILJI, TEW" ___________ --iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -1.-_ I" , . I SA/ ,.,. . member of the winning team. Antonio and Brian Taylor of the All%Star team with forward- time by having the Nets in sec- SUNRISE I I VM CASE Rip fRINCH . SECOND G R.'s Explosive, 3 Redhead Cathy. 4 My Shannon. S. Little S,prr; 6 Bray 4; 1 K's Trouble; 0. pa Qflre 71 Penn St U. Gettysburg 54 Rhode Island IS, Boston U 12 So Bonavenfure 101, De paul - `0 ABC1SSANFORD- 1 7-92 SOUTH CITY 1~_01, I I . I 80, I 40, 3 Ica Alberdt (8) 6 00, 0 FIRST Pro Basketball Hamp FIRST - I Aldana Delia (7) TONIG"T'SENTRIES, 1n1anapohs At Q( - PREMIUM BONDS RUM - ..-- ,I 5TH I . - ~ iin(i the $500 that goes to each anti guards James Silas of &,jji The coaches rcplaced thein oil ,_ " ~ QT. GI ALTAIWONTE-435 I BLOCK EAST Of -1-4 .b-v 4 CUA1111' *""" - GIN M&M BLEND ' Z z:t., S OP ,, 49 4 BOODLES Vb • 8 YR. 860 KY. BRB. CASE _____ 0 04 a I-'r%ing and (Winore will I)e , in the starting lineup I)%. joined * 1 DELUXE . Tom Sims - " : ". - f ..' - 5TH V0 * NOrthefern 72. New 11~ * 0,, .el , 1-1, ~. - ' 11 1~ ~ , .f.'? j", I e4l suasive argument that the Kaffic did. Indeed, inean sonie- - 110 DEVONSHIRE ,- GUAIL CREEK SCOTCH 90' CANADIAN JOSE CORTEZ P ___ ROYAL - 11~ %40icul JS - Smith provided a more per- l? l5V&ue 8° CANADIAN 4 591 75 0 SAT JAN 24 SPECIALS B ç w, Ky ""' - _____ GRAND OPENING CONTINUE"'Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2 NEW SALE ENDS gv :+sr Yr. 99 911-50 1 50 7 ' :• " ., CASE '; ç - ,i 'o PT Itelire-svi-iting the Fl),ers are (enter 11obby Clarke. left wing Bi lkirtki- and right wing l{t'•gi' [ ,each,and defensemen Andre I)upont and Jim Wat. a u.,c.,, "'"' °" ' C* Tr c Deg - I',oin~,, to win!" -%Vv- is the Clarence Callip.. bell Conference squad of stars %%hich will face the I)rince f Walus Conferencl, tealli 'it ti`j' , Spectruin tonight in the N1111 s 29th AII,Star ganie. "It's iniporlant that we play to %;.*In.,. .. id Shero, who voaches the I)IIjIadelpliia Flycrs when not guid. - 6 MINIM CACAO 67"Al 115. - -, - ference. 3 S1Q B&B I." iiIii, 10.95 STM APRY BACKI(RRY - - oil 99 CASE 0, 79 URAMBUIE --(- NO REDUCTION IN PROOF 86* 8 Yr. Ky. Bourbon I fl ION 4.fl n pla trig twfore their (IlIhI 1in 5.11(1 Sill ro tts)it B ENEDICTINE - GIN U Campus as the onis coach to lose two All tr ' un s Iliis )ltir , st, ' r e , 4 QuMTI ry RIGHTS A F S1 RVI 0 I 7.49 %. ai Chanteuse Grain ( 299 1 5TH - Sabits W is, LONDON TOWER GIN ILLJ STH GOOO SAT. JAN 24 W/COUPON Ch.r Suisse ___ ' - p1roof - U . 7 ________ ONDON TO WEB B.,rb , - 1~k Lj,j 9Qt 11 . - f.:y - .015- i '-- I saw 1411"1111 FRAZIER r ••.#r; 94 - . -~'r .;Rf~ rower ~ WATERFILL & -' 4 Lonbon QUATIrY RIGHTS Kablua Tie Matta SCOTCH BRANDY '-#.--. W TEQUILA WHYTE &, MACKA -- ',.. ( -t -. - -_'; ., <;:p.J; 0___~, 5 THOMPSON QUART i 1' ('1 11T_1I IMPORT RTIFIED LONG P 4;14 ... __________ SUNSET Flo wi il: ~~ , 4 1i646Q MEXICANA CANADIAN LM - DM - OUJUItITY AIG4TS AFSIRVf 0 ___ TNt UN Ion.om, CLICTO*j TOM SIMS ABC RUM 23 0Z 'I1 m PINLADRPrnA *014 a defense of teaniiiuiles Larr Robinson anti i'.U5 - iif)ifli(. t• . • i .1 forward afl(i orss-aro line t ist ' o f t • tend With .six inewbers of Shero's Stanley Cup charn. pressing ino're than passin g ini terest in twing involveil While r Shero spoke. Citach *Floyd Smith of the Buffalo Sabres and )f. TU1(C 0 -squa d ill)i Peared to be having trouble 97 69 SlAlIY . , of - EAST RESULTS A-- 7.371. Handle-- New England &I Houston Calgary at Winnipeg Detroit 85. Iona at Duquesne 91, Dayton NiagAffi 70, St. Peter's 6.4 6OA4/6 ifl :oaJ hehind that little bit extra because n 1 7164 I 4 5 TH "K Calks" CM CW" tork Set" 46 1 0UAT1T RIGHTS RESIR V(D Jim Ikam Ky. Bowbon SIN 11-- UT. Seagram V. O. Tuck.,'6 SCQICPI STAKU I - STH Fla. S"Nff 80* VONA 43 L JACQUINS __ . . .~I ; . [lilt tit- -still (1idn't seein con. vincing. fliv players arrived CASE QT. E ht " 7S. W.dn,Wiys Games Cleveland al Cincinnati Basketball 5 • IJRFR wiNE ustpm 7 %too 49'tAst aB _~`# ~,!', ' ,IY6 - __________ jNV1?.:.* .1.1and -Iled six of their 45 garnes i,i1iiiiii-.4 " It' ." ha ihc past two yar. aft MARTINS VVO 4 ow • 10 Vi Canadian .. ..: z~_ __f Z----------- Toronto at Houston ,~,k , Is GOOD SAT, JAN 24 w/COUPON Bacardi Rom SW&si 579$CASt BOURBON 4 V..G*RBd $ft5 SPJIN STRI KY. IKTLIAII OLD CHARTER U CASt kill r, . ,jr l%Ia.sts six tnemhers of the Mon. flon't %vant to go (town in history DELUXE $$ 1450 U I . 5TH sTm 5TH I GUANTITY RIGHTS RESIRVID KY. TAVIERN 800 I WISERS GOOD FRI. JAN 23 W/COUPON 88 7 S3'hsl--- WX my tw 3 GIS 5 - GUANIITY RIGHTS RESERYID IMPERIAL ITM 47'L6 Gomm so 521L 40T, COLD DUCK QT. GIN RONRIC6 RUM ' Still %Tm 52"lAst DUANTIrY RIGHTS A(SIRVID MATIVS MOSE OUAflU R)GHTS RESERVED " 49 GOOD TUES, J_ - STN QT. --ii-iiiiiii,i,iii GOOD THURS GORDON GIN OT. a SCOTCH CANADIAN MIST kil'i 99 6-.0iiiiiiii,ii JA N. 21 W/COUPON GOOD W ED, - 469 1; 41L CASE 5628 STAEGER VODKA OLD 8 YR 99 5TH /'~ ~~ P//~ .- %Ongs. '"Illis tilDv. it's going to be CERTIFIED 6550 SOUTH OPMGE AV*PiUE WINTFR PARK AT THE MAU 99 sharp to beat Smith's favorites, as fix, 11rince of Wales squad College CflAflP,a,s'/,','p/-aq1f %, Y NI -.1 I 4P: j'I , / I mmm,/ - i,i 1 4 , V cay , Matrn Iih ss ith Huf(alo s Rich ""(I Marlin'taking one of thi! MAC GREGOR TANQUERAY ENGLISH GIN I s GREEN (DhW QuIT LARGE BAG DARK 5040 EDGEWATER DRIVE 21 b TO 6 P.M. GOOD TUES.. JAN. 20 W/COUPON OLD CUBES loss scriousl% last J, took tht g.itti too lightly. inore interesteti in getting .all the players on the ice for equal ;""OUnIll; of lime. rather than . k. , RUM 11111 1,flv ,11~1 8949 EAST COLONIAL DRIVE I 10E I dMLDUUI III) CALL BRANDS JACK DANIELS ALL SALES DONATED TO MARCH OF DIMES CRYSTAL CLEAR "After the g ,illit- I felt terribk," he Said. the tone 1 his VoiCe flOt quite convincin g a • ek. at• (-rowd of news • mUI or . REPEATER LOUNGE REGISTERS LOCKED IDT. (IT. C,4,V,4,01,6N6 114;1,5,ed,-N - HIGHWAY 17-92 AT 436 (SEMORAN BOULEVARD) CURRY FORD RD. & CRYSTAL LAKE DR. (DOVER SHORES) W. HI-WAY 50 NEAR TURNPIKE WRCH OF DIMES COCKTAIL HOUR 1"M 11~01&" 6.~~_, CASE 5748 3 1 NO . A To CASE 46 56 _________ [0' I SCOREBOARD im - ,4#,, ?11125 1V0N,rR4X1. /p k: ~~ ~,y ;k . _____________ 4 9 TEA PUCDC CASE 77-50 EXTRA revealing two green socks that ,obViously (till not inatch, and i talked aixIut last year's Nation. CASE 58.95 F i . - 3 an"! DRINKS 48c SEMORAN BOULEVARD (ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF ALOMA) Canadian I4 VODKA BEAIJ11FUj LOUNGE UNIaUE REVOLVING BAR WITH COLOR CHANGING F0Ifl(TAJN __ STANLEY ____ !_- - :_ . __ 711 NEW SANFORD ABC-HI WAY 17-92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE- HI-WAY 4,16-1 BLOCK EAST OF I SOUTH ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL AT OAK RIDGE ROAD OLAKO0 $ MOST SCOTCH ~GIN T $"VIIIIIIII SUNOAY NE BIACK & WHITE CASE __ - .rosslqgd Ofl •i lBct4tI chair, 1 0 Yr Canadian __ .. 449 CASE 5388 t% M I .-.0,I' 10"A ___________ iV(r I "Ifi'm di(all't travel all this wa). In low." Stwro S team SIII to b Coach Fred Shero lotinged - w1f "LAA , -, 1#,r 4rZ1,~Y4 10 t W- - I 10 ~cotch Ky. Bourbon ow* - 1460 4~ ____________ - CURRENT ISSUE BC LOUNGES bb 6 Yr. 35% Ky. Bit" _ 5 DA Y SALE TU ES. JAN 20 TH RU SAT. JAN. 74 10 , , RUM IN ROYALE VODKA j7 THESE PRICES TO *9 BELOW A LEWIS I VY, ~_~ ARE WH '6 . I . . - M MOST OF _____________ . 4 5 9s 6E4 QT. PLUS ALL WEEK & ILY ,~~ I 4 YR.-86 PROOF 97 CASE 61.95 J Tucsdai, Jan. 20, 1776 -3B fty T ht iiiTonig -- - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL by Alan Mover - /f __ ",,:--:1 '01W 0 le I .L I.$ 900 GIN - HL AlImStar FRANKFORT GIN CERTIFIED I Ky. Orb . IMP. FRENCH USHERS LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES i tfiP r .1 I GOLD BRANDY * ABC HAS THE "a " CAGEY MISER - '-7 - 171_~4_73P -_ i- . 'T' ;Ckx~ 1i -I v,_' I - r-_ ~ ~- .- , _. . THURSDAY - ~___-- - _16~ - ~~s4-,-a e-tt- T_ �- - - -... ----------- :'- -t - - - - - ---- — ": -Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Jan. 20, 976 - _______________ _c___ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ ---- tranglehold -1 : — .-- -, - - - - - ------' __-.: - - _________ - NURSING S ________________________________________ -: • Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft - - _____ Tuesday, Jan 20, 1976-SB - - - - Jan. 22 '. here your friends are" -- 24 Hour Nursinq Care For For Indiana? lt TUF .%SSOCIATED PRESS' Imliana, with a pair vincing Big Ten victories, maintained its stranglehold cm the No. 1 Spot and up-and-downagain Wake Forest went do again in The Aiatl p• major college basketball poll released today. Indiana whipped Michigan State 69-5'.' and then clobbered Illinois 83-55 last week, and a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters responded by naming the hoosiers first on '2 of 6.1 ballots cast. Indiana, now 14-0 and only one of three undefeated teams in the lop 20. polled points, 1 he next three spots remained the same. Maryland, 13-1, was second with 1,033 points, Marquette. 11-1, third ;ith 952 and Nevada-Las Vegas, 18-0, fourth with 816. Wake Forest, which held the No. 5 spot last week, ShOt into the poll three weeks ago with stunning upsets 01 North Carolina and North Carolina State '1" Fr Oaic, only to lose stature the following week with a loss to Virginia. And last v. cek, the 11-3 1'acons lost a pair to Clemson and North Carolina, dropping all the way to 14th. Moving into the fifth spot was North Carolina, seventh last eck. The 122 Tar Heels got 592 points after Atlantic CAact ('onference victories over Wake forest 99-74 and Duke - c r _______ I .I. •- -- - - 1r f f;- ..— -,- . .3•-. t. . ?- ., -Y' 1i r ..i - Y:; r. . _- 4 - '- - . '. - ç C7it -. r r'Y '1.-i , r :- II1_ -'A r t; r' -1 ' ' 'xq - - - - -;• - -. iIr7 • ,. g..- ... ,. •. ' . - ..i _•• .. :.Ls'L - '' '- v- -. j1 - :; - -' :., • i4 " _J 4' • l '- - 'k: -. r --' .- I- ..- - - .- -. ' -•--• ,. 4.. • —II _______________________ - __i_____r .: -F -f_____________ it - -* - YY- - . . Ph. 32? 67')7 OPEN DAILY A.M..5 P.M. 0 '• :. - POTATOES I ____________ _____ ______ DUDA AUTO PARTS AND - • - - " - ..,. ______ ______ ______ - _____ _____ ____ ____ - OPARTSAND ',-.------------ - . ____ .,' ______ - - / - Deputy Clerk c'uu.r Jar' 6 Ii 20. 7?. 1974 -. - - - IrHI f)fO drafts and lessened second round of the i. Rues chances of play this year, hi Orange opt. &-rtxe announced the of the Florida PG. winter tour - : - ___________________________________________________ SYLVIA, JOHN ETTE ç AND BARBARA It seems that se base been Y and (tar) (',ant of In in (lWt more than we base thinapohis ere ilose behind di ln (fl the fctl);lII field, hut st •se sou s intend to __ PH. 365.3248 - ______ Oviedo Route 426 - - - PRECISION CUTTING ;tiul Tiunpa stadium. .' Included in the planned Classes Be in mplex will be two football titjs training' exerclse and OPEN MONDAY.SAT. 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WRECKER SERVICE • FREE ESTIMATES -4 ______________________________________________________ 'R&LL'L Rgecq WE HAVE MOVED TO 2510 OAK AVE. I SAT.. OPEN DAILY 7:30a.m. .6 pm, MKR SUN.lp.m.-Sp.m, SEMINOLE SUPPLY INC. LII 8 EVERYTHINOINCLUDINOTHEKITCHENSINK Ph 12246.2) 210 Magnolia Ave ____________________ I- - 234 E. Broadway, Ovlecki 12-6 Mon.Sat 365-5 125 S / I ' 3232655 ' - Petitioner, and file the origiMl with ADMINISTRATION the Clerk of the above styled Court TO ALL PERSONS HAVING cr-i or before February 73, 1974 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Olnerwise, a Judgment may be THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL entered against you for the relief OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED cçrnan IN SAID ESTATE: in the Petition WITNESS my hand and seal of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Court, thu 16th clay of January, that the administration of the estate 976 of Peactta L. Wiggins, deceased FiIC Plijrnber 76 SCP. s pending Arthur H BeCk*uth, Jr. the Circuit Court for SeminoleClerk of the Circuit Court County, Florida. Probate Division, By - Elaine RiCharde the address of which 5 Seminole Deputy Clerk County Courthouse, Sanford. Publish: Jan 70. 77, Feb. 3, tO, 1976 FlOrida 32771 The DEV 101 ! 4 representative of this estate is - -- 1150, Mlfbourne. Forda 37091 The ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE namebndacicres%of!hea,torneyfot p. personal representative are set below All persons having claims ordemands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MON COUNTY, I'LORIDA. NO. 766.CA20.G creditor or hi agent or attorney an TRAVIS WARREN KIWALA, and a the- amount clairnec'. lithe claim 5 prayer contain within the Petition t e-s due, the date when it wilt II riue5t5 the Court to award thôt • - tgment of Adoption of Mnor by claim The creeps? crawls? The horrou'? i','ITNESS my hand and seal CI '.s d Court on thiS 5th day of Melbourne. NA By Gerald Youn. 1h) Trust O'licer A Pi-rone-I Repru"rr' i' of the Estate of Peacna L Wigg,n Deceased C Vrrn Mite Jr. of Patrick Phlliip Of ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC• Sallford'sOldestand Largest Company 2562 3, Park Ave. Sanford Casselberry, Florida 32107 Attorney let Petitioner Publish Jan. 4. I). 70. 7?, 1916 Shbornrvs at Law cut, 70, E. Highway 426 0EV 30 - luriduction of th Co. -' tlag$fljp Bank of J., ,uary, 1914 Etiletwin & Dukeou - due Shall be st,ted it !he-- is contingent or unIiqu,dated. me Petitioner. ROBERT W. CLARK thenatureo a theuncqtain, , shall be 0.' entered, and you are required to stated. It the claim is Sicured, the ¶rve a copy 01 your Answer or tiCurily Shall be des'rbect The i'cading t the Petition on the claumanl shall deliver Sufficient Petitioner's Attorney. R Patrick Copies Of the claim to the clerk to PhillipS, Of Baldwin & Cike-o'.j. S'iute enable the clerk to mail one copy to 'O 500 East Highway .436 , p_e- perso,ie epreSentatuve 'cs&oerrp, PIom.dt. 32701. ari'J Ic All perso,,. nteee%ted n the- estate !1i' ol'igirial Ans*er or Pleaoing ri whom a copy of this Nolce of Ad ii',' office of the Clerk of the Circuit ministration Pies been m4uied are .uurt on or be-lore February 10th, reqviree, WITHIN THREE MON 1976 If you tail to do so. Jtgment THS FROM THE DATE OF THE by Default wilt be taken against you FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Icr the reii't demanded in the NOTICE, to tile any obtectons they Complaint may have that Challenges Vise ThiS Notice shall be b:shed validity of the decedent's will, the crce each week toe four (I) COfl qualifications of the personal e(utive- wee-kS irs The 'ald 5a,'torcl. Ftorud3 Evening repre-ç,tfu, OC the '.i-nue or ArThur H Beckw,tpm. 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ANSWERING SERVICE INTRODUCTORY OFFER EN ROLL NOW TO SAVE MONEY START ANYTIME WITHIN 4 WEEKS - ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE SAN FOR D _______ ___________ T'r • - '' ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA that a Petition for Dilsolutiøn of PROBATE DIVISION NO. 76SCP Marreagehasbeenfileaagainstyou IN RE: Estate of: andyouarerequiredtoIery,0py PEACHA L WIGGINS. a k a MRS of your written defenses. if any, to it M S WIGGINS, a k a. PEACHES L on THOMAS B. DRAGE, JR., WIGGINS. ,a k a. MRS PEACHEA Esguir,, P.O Box I?. Orlando, LEFFLER wI(Glp4s Fløridj 322. attorney for the NOTICE OF 'GLASS Glass & Paint Co., tnt, Even the dog if hi- gets in the way BROWSERS WELCOME n-tlques, Glassware, Used Appliances , --1F1rh71 I ___________________ 0EV Tonsina Camp Fairbanks, Alaskj In the Matter of the Adoption of: TRAVIS WARREN KIWALA NOTICE OF ACTION F OR QUOT CALL 323-3866 L6J FICTITOUSNAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notce is hereb-, Q-e-n ma! I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. engaged in bui'nes at 100 Springs CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Blvd. Longwood 37130 Semnoir COUNTY, FLORIDA. County, Florida under the fCtitcu CASE NO 76 CA44c me of SPRINGS REALTY, LINDA B 515500. that I intend to register laid namP CASE Senkarik Legal Notice Petitioner, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in ac cordance with the provi5i', of the' Respcnde-nt Fictitious Name Statutes. TO-WIt NOTICE OF SUIT Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 19S7 TO WILLIAM R SISSOPI 5 Mary J Riblett Last Known Address. Publish- Jan 13,70. 77, Feb 3. 1976 Trim 'MIRRORS 'PAINT 'WALLPAPER 1 Legal Notice WILLIAM R SISSOPI. For Every Pu(pose NEW HOURS DAILY .s 'We feel that this complex us Mondarv through Friday 9-5 at next to none throughout foot- the Recreation Office in the ball," Cuiverhouse id. "We YouthWingoftheSanf3rj5 have our entire year-round Center, ___________________ 'ART SUPPLIES Clean Kitchen Cabinets •Obens •Woodwork -.a •.. —. NEW SED PART 3 INSTALTION • NO DRUGS .NO EXERCISE A NEW METHOD DEVISED BY A DISTINGUISHED IAN WH ICH HAS ACHIE VED 100 PCI SU CCE SS CRICKETT PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANING INOLE VELO Silo" ClOMPtZUDrNcaDuALCouVtas1oN3.n1,rRS 2.500 PARK AVE. - Victorian Glass Tray Top Table SEll WAITING 1Oh PARTS CLEMLEONARDSSHELLSTATION - 83l2677 - • .' $' " ________________________________________________________ HO - visit I I __________ _ advice and planting in outdoor. formation on hand. The Kilgore Going on right now is a '76 Bicentennial Planting Guide fabulous Scott fertilizer sale. is now available at Gar Buy one bag and get another denLand. one FREE! Cow manure Is also GadenLand Is owned by on sale for $1.99 a bag as _______ '' Seattle ss,un't get to play in space-available basis only. 1976. Registrations are taken Ph. 834.0722 (Toll Free) Casselberry harvest a good crop of acquaintance in the area. vegetables ata surprisingly law Seed potatoes are in at cost. For those of you who are GardenLand,alongwitha fresh new to vegetable gardens, supply of annuals. GardenLand GardenLand will be glad to has everythlnç you need for k' i4 problem, call or Clinic and relax white you lose weight. As a plaque in the Trim office invites "Be the one you dream you can be!" - ADV weight. ________ ________ -: who must So there you are, you skep tics! A diet program that really works' If you have a weight here are of the many cases in the Trim file, which can serve asproofofwhatTrimcanfr those who are grossly over- fralt begin the week oF Feb. 9 runThe suit asks a judge to sane- ning through June 3. There is a tion the league's scheduled $5 lee for adult classes, and a $1 draft to stock the two clubs. fee for chlldrens class. The SF!. then announced it Those who and officials said the action pay a non-resident fee before could mean that Tampa and participating, mat' register on a Seminole Community College cessful. Whether its 10 lbs. or 100 lbs. you desire to lose, Trim can helpl As an example. evenings 7-10 p.m., or Thursday The Hues and their sister cx- mornings 9-12 noon. The club at Seattle filed Uldrensclass,forchil(fren6th suit against the NFL Players through 12th grade, will be held Association last week seeking Wednesday afternoons 4-5:30, (-larification of the association's All vla.ez ae held at the plans regarding the veteran Cultural Arts Building and were enrolled in vs;is postponing both veteran the first session of ceramics and college drafts indefinitely and non-residents, 100 Seminola Blvd. (Race Track Rd.) GardenLar.d, located at 1 sprayers, insecticides and W. 1st SI., in Sanford has fertilizers. everything you need to insure Lloyd Wall is the newest your garden's success this addition to the staff at Gar year. If you follow all the denLand. Lloyd's hobby is necessary steps involved in raising orchids, so besides planting, select good quality being GardenLand's nurseeds, plus use fertilizer and seryman he is also their orchid pesticides to insure trouble-free specialist. Lloyd has grown up f Honolulu has a great many rent-a-car agencies, including local branches of I -r and safe Diane is a teacher at The Trim program is sic The cool weather won't be nearly four years after working may purchase, with a stop at GardenLand: with us much longer, so it's a number of years in the Start now to prepare your "Your one-stop gardening time your thoughts turned to chemical fertilizer field. garden for it's spring planting center." — ADV, that of fumigating your garden GardenLand is the largest _____________________ TI— fot its spring planting. retailer of bulk seed south of Use OD, Nemagon and Vapan Jacksonville and is ready to to do the fumigation correctly. serve the needs of the smallest After this step, you need to gardener as well as the farmer. mulch and allow the soil to They carry a full line of hoes, settle for three weeks till it is rakes, boots, gloves, soil test - ,. - - f. -... , ' - i. . - , , ' "•- __________________________________ I I 323.1 258 One-Stop Garden Center - C , TRAVEL TIP nationwide firms. Call - 1' ,\ - ___________ Ii1 pounds. Her own goal was to reach3loattheend of 10 weeks. She now is down to 312 pounds and descending. Helen. age 31. weighed in at 196' pounds and finished her program at 150. Linda, age 25, weighed ii at 250 pounds and after 12' weeks at Trim Clinic Is down to 191 pounds; a loss of 56 pounds. Trim Clinic has been at its present location, 711 E S-emoran Blvd., for a year. They are open Monday, Wed nesday and Friday Diane conducts small workshops where she utilizes techniques from Betiavier Modification and Transactional Analysis Here the cilriets become aware of their movitalion for losing weight. This is accomplished without exercise, and is quick other things than food -j4" H I ,,1 - - _____________ taming your weight loss the medication is slowly withdrawn to make up for added nutrients in your diet, At the end of the program, wlththe concentrated efu'orts of nurse Sandy, director Anne and counselor Diane, you should be able to maintain your weight where you want it without regressing. A free checkup Is given aftera raonthfora weight check and suggestions. Supervision with professional personnel makes the difference between Trim Clinic and other weight reduction programs you may have tried. Behavior modification helps to change things about your life; for in stance if you have been overeating because you were bored, the 'Trim program replaces the boredom with .._.r FREE ESTIMATES _ Whether it Is to a tropical and or a sophisticated ty, let those at CARIB EAN CRUISES OR LANDO, INC., 574 N tando Ave., Winter Park all plan your trip. Tel. 6.45.0. Open 9:30-5:30. Sat. 10We '-peciallze In cruises. dividual and Group Travel ranged FINANCE CO. fad or fetish designed to make a quick buck and get out fast. it is a tried and proven method of losing weight safely and keeping your weight at its Optium figure for good health and attractiveness, The first step is to phone 831. 1300 for a free consultation. The second step Is to set up lab tests; arrangements are made for blood count and 23 blood chemistries. Doctors do a complete physical. Then your own individual diet and weight reduction program is made out to specification and you're off - off with the pounds - safely and surely, Trim offers a 10 to 12 week program for weight reduction, with each person receiving individual care and attention, The first .4 weeks you are on a special low calorie diet, along with vitamin therapy. Your own doctor Is free to modify the diet to better serve your needs. The 5th week dietary changes are made in small amounts while introducing new nutrients into your system up until the 10th week. In the 8th week you are eating what you like when you want. While still main- Sandy Ozley. GardenLand - DOLPHIN REPAIRS SALL TYPES ROOFS LICEPISED BONDED & INSURO - ..-?- I lions, P4EW ROOFING For all of us who are ,A new addition to this year's Everywhere YOU turn, antique shoes, The fabulous dnpression glass lovers, show will be art deco items. everywhere you look, you can shoes would authenticate any Saturday and Sun&y, January The Depression Glass Show is find treasures that will delight Bicentennial costume. The old$ 24th and 2th will be the Fourth a popular attraction for antique Sayina "Th.y don't 'flake them Annual Depression Glass Show lovers, and every year the • like they used to" is truer than B&E held at the Sanford Civic Center displays seem to Improve, wall de ha, e a •:_ I on . you think. These shoes are located near the scenic Mark the date on your calendar fro tr' t' way solidly made of extra strong lakefront in Sanford. lb a - Betty will be looking forward theT a ona ross the a esomeas ° peces '° and durable (as they have to meeting you. ? 'i" proven) leather. For you 13&E Furniture, located on B&E Furniture not only itemsre framed with fashion conscious women, both Hwy 17.92 in Casselberry, carries new and antIque fur- and are an asset to in shoe type and mid calf button owned and operated by Betty niture from almost any era, but decor ' me up boots are available. Smith. will participate in the also has a vast selection of ' Don't miss the Depression annual event by Setting up her glass, knick-knacks and ac "Antiques don't have to be Glass Show January 74th and display of gorgeous depression cessories. Any item could expensive" says Betty. "and I 25th at the Sanford Civic glass. Betty will bring with her surely find a welcome place in can prove It." Center. But most of all don't to the show, pieces by Helsey, your home. For the Bicentennial Year miss a trip to B&E Furniture, Fostoria and Cambridge, and Entering B&E is like going on Betty has uncovered some Hwy 17.92 in Casselberry. also her Black Cloverleaf glass. a fantastic treasure hun$. brand new — never worn 1900 ADV. TIMEX ® lvegislr.Itlon is open at the Sanford Recreation Department for Adult and (hildrens Tht- Flues will hold a 15-year ('eraliii.s classes. The Adult lease plus eight 1-2 year op. classes are offered Monday Roofing Contractors .Pictured above is Betty Smith, owner of B&E displaying some of her lovely depreulon glass to be on display. . 17.92 nime room and projection storage areas. OUR WORK IS OUR REPUTATION - - Arthur I-I Ee-ckwrth,Jr. -• -- LAWN & GARDEP EQUIPMENT '9LEs4 CENTERS, IPIr., a foreign car. JOYCER'GOtOBARBARAJOYCE Clerk of the Circuit Court By Martha T. VitO-en -- camp for Moo the National Football lague West Orange • FencIng IRepair Pa S Built • Posts - FittingS ,CustOm FeneQ , Building 1, Apartment I R- LiIin '1 ic. ln - _______ OVIEDO TRACTOR CO Floridi, Blnh,mlon, New York has been filed against JAMES 1. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that CRA000CK and VELMA .1. BARBARA JOYCE RICO. 34 CRA000CK, his wife; ROBERT H. Carriage Hill Circle, Cauefberry. C(erkct'beCircu'tCciurt -• Lea s ACCESSORIES to foreclose a mo'- In r*: The matter of II Bkwitr, Jr - - cnfnr,. . I tlLdli'UI UA4IiA Iu,II,. this Court on January 5th. 1916 •' nfl, Trim Clinic Ph, 323-6630 '' Deputy Clerk p.'-.th- Dec.30, )975,Jar5 6,13,20, -.:.: n SEED ' (Si-eli r — Rou . 1 AMPA i APi Insist- trainIng (aclhues Ifl fle spot ini that "sfl' intend to play and only a fr,i. ltIinut's (ruin ball." Tampa Bay Buccaneers our staditun." owner hugh Culverhouse has B & E Furniture 1.756 1.033 952 116 Sn 576 SI) 51 505 30? 792 752 707 164 16.3 1) too 7.4 .45 it POOLE and BAR tIARA N POOLE, petitioner's minor child from . are rt'q-,I.re'J ti) , w-te. ari • jocp4 JOIN RI(..O to JOSE PH serve a copy of your written JOHN BOWEN by which names detente-i, if any, to it on LYNN PetitiOne-randssidminorchilctshall JAMES HINSON of Tvrnbuii, Abner ti-Mtrc be r.rjwn and Daniels, Attorneys for Plaintiff, YQ are requir to serve a copy whose address is 117 West Lyman of your answet' or other responsive Avnue, Poit Office Box tOO, Winter pleading on pelitbner's attorney, Pir*, FlorIda 37719, and tile the Mston O'NiaI, RoSenbIum & original with the Cierk the ai Pipkirn, tute 205. 430 East Highway styled Court on or before February 134. CueIu).erry, Florida 37707, arid O'h, 1976; otherwise a ivcImen4 may file the original in the- above named e'e'ed against you 1w' the- relief Court on or be-tore February 6th, rarOt-d ifl the complaint or in lfyoufalltodosoiudgm,ntby petition defaultwiitbetakenagainstyoulor WITNESS my hand and the tl of Use relief demanded in the p'.lon Yea Lamps...inc. ,/, / 4 1236 ProvIdence Blvd. Deltona 574.1494/ -/ I a Just Arrived Rounding out the Top 20 vere' No. 16 Cincinnati, 13-2, 14th last week, 160 points; No. 17 Michigan, 11-3. 16th last week, 106; No. 18 MissourI, 13-2, 20th last week, 74: West Texas State, 121, again 19th, 45, and newcomer Virginia Tech, 12-2, 18 points. of ____ r IJiJ t! ENCE SPECIALISTS Alabama got 252 points, Oregon State 207, Wake Forest 164 and the Irish 163. Notre Dame had been 15th the previou.s week also. II 0 131 1% 1 110 122 13 2 10 141 131 122 I? 2 ii 2 II .4 11 3 93 13 2 1% 3 '132 121 122 h -.. . . . . AP 0 THURS 0RL AND0 . GardenLand Alabama, 11.2. fell from 11th to 12th this week after losing 71-70 to florida. Oregon State, 11-I. rlimbed all the way from 17th to 13th with that victory over Washington. Wake Forest 'jç 14th and Notre Dame, 9-3, 15th. GYIUM SPECIALTY, INC. aki A.M onFebruarylo,1976,orassoon 0 Y P S U M thereafter as petitioni'c may b SPECIALTIES. INC.. a Florida heard for an order changing __________ " •- . . — • . I ;. North Carolina State, 12.2, %%hich dipped to 13th last week, lust 87-9 to Maryland last week but the Wolfpack redeemed itsell with a thrilling 68-67 uet of rival North Carolina Sunday ti move up to 11th with 292 points. ASHCRAFT and ELLEN ASH- Florida, intends to apply to the CRAFT, his wife; KOBRIN Honorable Dominick Saul, J,Jgeol BUILDERS SUPPLY. INC. a theaboveCourt,athisoffic,jnth,, 7 orida corporation, ORLAUDO Count 7 Curthous.e 4, 1 0) o'cIoci -'f - • . • record on the following property in and Seminole County, Florida: JOSEPH JOHN BOWEN Lt 6. LAVO WOOD. according to NOTICE OF ACTION the PIat therf recorded in Piat To: Stanley Adam Book II, Page 26, of the Public 100 Robert Street -i--- = ' Records of Seminole County, - Sanford, Fla. 1400 W. First St. Notice is hereby glen that I am FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 430 South at 1019 WInter Wymore Roid, Altamont, Springs. park Dt lye, Casselberry, Seminole Seminole County. Florida under the C*Jnty, Florida under the ficlitous fictitioui name of LA SALLE. ani .me of COMPLETE WINDOW , I inlend to register said name .. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ALES AND SERVICE and t Seminole County, Florida In ac C Ic-vk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Cordance With the provisions of the County, Florida .n accordanc, with Fictitious Name Statute-s. To Wit -he provisions f the Fictitious S(CtiOn 163 09 FIOf'ida Stitut 1957 S John M. Roe Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Publish: Jan. 13, 20. 77, Feb. 3, 1976 MS Q Florlia Statijtes 1957. 0EV 56 S Jerry W. Berry Robe-ri L Sickler NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS PLit)iIth jiri 70. 77, re-b 3 tO, 1976 NAME STATUTE 0Ev 96 TO WHOM IT MM' CONCERN tIolice is hereby given that the undersigned. pursuant to thc "Fictitjo,s Name Statute" Chapter IN THE CIRCUIT COURt FOR 45Q, Florida Statute, will register SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA withtheClerkoftneClrcuitcowt,in CASE NO. 75-2611.CA4I-L and for Seinirole County. Florida, BARtlETT BANK OF SEMINOLE upon receipt of proof of the COUNTY, NA.. poblicall of this notice, the rc. Pt-.,r'iff, titotj name, to wit: BUCICHORN vs. BEER & WINE BAR at Hlghw*y 17 JAMES T. CRA000 I and 1 ;n the- City of Casselberry, VELMA .J CRA000CK. h s ;, et Florida aI. That the party Inlere-sted in Said Dfendants. buSiflibS enterpris, s as foiloe-s NOTICE OF ACTION Robert N. Havens TO. WINFORD ERNEST POOLE Dated at Cass.etiirry, Seminole, and BARBARA Pd. POOLE, his wifi County. Florida. January 19th, 1976 Residenc and whereabouts are Publish Jan, 20. 77, Feb. 3. tO, 1976 unknown and all persons claiming oy. through or under them $nd all IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ithe's claiming any right, title or EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. interest in and to the following CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR described property SEMINOLE COUNTY. YOU APF HFrcaY flTifiI:n - . that an action -c * !j-i I gs,,ail Ijgli•.a'ba% uIvII - Out Patient Therapy g h lb Washington, which slied from sixth last teck after a 72-70 loss to Oregon State The Huskies, 14-!, got 516 points. They were followed by St. John's, 13.1, with 5( points. anil Tennessee. 12-2, with 302. St. John 's had been 12th the week before but beat Haaii 74-71 in overtime and Villanova 57-53. Tennessee slipped one notch from ninth alter a tough SEC loss to &rlt. Up To 30% Off For more detafl SvC Thur. paper '-----E =-- _______ Private Patients - VA — Medicaid 919 E. 2nd St. 1 indiana (62) UCLA, 13-2, moved from , MaryIa,i eighth to sixth with victories 3 Marquetie ver Stanford and California. I Nev L Vegas (I) S ?4 Carol,na 11w defending national chain- 6 UCLA p1cm Brwns, after being sur- ; RUIOC,I llised by Oregon State the I Washington 9 St. JOhn's eek before, regained enough 1OTCInCSS,, stature to poll 576 points. ii N C. St. 12 Aiabma Rutgers, the third undefeated I) Oregon St. 11 Wake Forest team at 13-0, climbed from 10th ISNotre Dame to seventh by beating ColumtAa t6Cincin,tj 94-65 and Bueknell 105-83. The 7 Michi,an Scarlet Knights got 541 points lI,M, tsou,i 19W. Texas Sf. front pollsters. 20virginia Tech , -: / -- ___ ' CLEVELAND & MIZ1 Attorneys for Person ii Representative Post Ofti Or,;wrr Z Sanford Flcir,ci 12Y11 P-jbl-r J.uri .J T' '4 0EV i' ..__.....,r - - - -S &kT -' ') �-- ..,-, ..• : _______ __ ________________________________________ ______________ ••'- t_. !iq; - _.. -.:- - . .. P S _iii.;-I'--.. -, -i-.•.' ' - 6B-EvenlngHerald,SanforcLF( Tuuday,Jafl,2o,6 - ___________---- ______ -- ____ - - _______- - - - --- I,. TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS CLASSIFIED ADS - OrlQndo - Wintef PQ Seminole Ct1T) tO pa'j V CX them W OURSTORY ' The W s I u es d a y conany in tto n 2' 41 '6' 91 NNS IN cul- 630 2 12 NBCNEWS .4 '6 CBS N 9 ABCNEWS €1) RINIINTIN 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BEWITCHED 6 i CONCENTRATION 9' ACTiON CENTER I? ROBERT YOUNG, FAMILV DOCTOR W INTERCOM TA Tl< 730 2 CAND CAMERA 6 GOOD TIMES Com series starnng Esther ___ Ralph Carter, .invmo Walker arid B adefto s I ___________________ I r nlsSuosForlop.c ' k. i In nenca" MOE The Lost s- Gaiy Lockwood Drama about an ox-manno rotno homofromhinam1g33andig tu 'o the tCXront the sothforanotCXgang Ken. 1958. Nrat 0 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU o ra bofCXoitoIOdes in NyCXk 830 4 BOBBY V)NTON SHOW 9 LCOME BACK KOTTER w s -it. HOCKEY ALL STAR GAME World Hockey League 1975-76 AJI Star Game. 857 THE EK' "Im The Gd Ho Wants To KiU "JiJie STTTWS stars as ans4aincanwomanrn Londo the O OtSOfl MO Can identify a PsYchOpathiC k'er W ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 1 GO 2 '12 POLICE &v&aap Popper (Anglo Dickinson) 9' DAILY WORD 200 2 DAILY oEvor,oi'z. a nog CO8U. Diane Baker guest. 4 6 MA'S'H Episode ifIodOS UTOO ShOI that of acoIonof'Mth thin' Petor Finch, Ev '.Barlok Bnth 1959. (Fn,) 'Cay Be. noath the Sea" Suan d. ns9hI" Jack Benny, AJoxis th 15. (Wod) Ous Exo," Los Jodan, 12 MEFIV GRIFFIN SHOW MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 930 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 2 ) 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 6 OS. O& son, a Wl&moq, in FOIl yOAIS later, wWo campaigning for acceptance of the League of Nations, the president sorod a stroko and. 4O 2 IRONSIDE. t4) GIWGAN'S ISLAND (6) MARY HARTMAN o- 11,00 2 t12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE IttssaJdthathiswfoIunonj as Prosidont. EliZabeth HiZ' bared 510(1 aS S SOfl. series aoatod by No'an Lear. Doscnbod 03 "a slightly bent soap opera. 11.3 SOt in a I YOUR FAMILY? Anyone wishing to donate items to AL ANON the Seminole Lions Club Flea For families or friends of problem Market being held Jan 24 at the thmkcr MaIIiiid Flea Maket, plse call TURNS Morning ory)ELECTRICCOMpANy 9 LETSMAKEADEAI 0 (Mon OY)AUSTINCI LIMITS (Fl) (luos only) the of residents lMng woundanautoasseyptant. Louise Lassor and (keg or write SanlordAl AnonFamilyGrouppo Bo 553. Sanford. Fla 32171 ___________________ 610 2 12 HOLLYWOOD Rta' (Fl) 0 E}) MISTER ROGERS' PROBLEM. 4 625 .2 -w m Rr" . (Tues . Thurs.) "•,.jnnie' (Wed)'PtofJes,nEdijtprjç1" 6 LOVE OF LIFE i]I - ii ELECTRIC COMPANY i9i S20,000PyRAM1D 2.30 21 12 THE DOCTORS: tots the oh0io Sundcj - Noon FridQ,y _____________________________________ __________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ .__________________________ ____________________ . .. -- ___________________ . . 630 4 PASTQ45 Afternoon 2 9 638 LOST. ingIsh 6u11 0. male. txown S white, 1 yr old, 75 lbs €D ADOAMSFAMILY Sanford, Florida 37771 ______________________ VIcinity of Palmetto and Sanford AVC $100 Reward 3233413 ___________ _______ ______ 6-Child Care _________ ----- Companionforlatherwantej,andlo d light housekeeping 39sSI9, TIONAL ANIMATION FESTI. 9 (Wed. only) AFTER VAL (Tuos) ANTIQUES (A) SCHOOL SPECIAL, "The PJMMIf(3 Kenn. Battxva Aos, Jim the Groat Ape," (R) (Tues 12 HI NEIGHBOR _________________ _______________ ________________ C2'NIAT-ATP FLOP IDA Ill AND SEMINOLE COUNTY. _______________________ 'IARGAINMATS,ivfJtjójjl ___________________ rnL2:3oP-s1.25 I I o (U - teenager (Ma ureon McJ.Ick Ging guest s : The t1indcnbur - -u. 9 0000MORNING AMERICA j LO'iNELL_ THOMAS 9 MARCUS = ___ 900 - -; -. - - - €1) LILIAS, YOGA AM) YOU MIWNEW BURT ___________________________________ - _________ i _______________ _____ - -'- - _t___ - - "LAS VEGAS LADY".R SHE ' S THE CALL GIRL- Wagons MOV1E (Mon) "Assqs- oy) WALK A FREE SWAP H0P AND FLEA MARKET _____________________ ,. .,,•,• .•...,. ______________________ EVERY SUNDAY ____________________________________ CALL,fl2-1216 J L. onty) FLORIDA REPORT 9'i nv'.r'rs €0 SCHOOL PROGqAM- (B&W) 1942. (Wed.) "Ave €D MOVIE.(Mofl)"YOiPasI Woekg in a Balloon" Rod 'S Showing ' Peter Sellers, NOW SHOWING ____ an personal iniury Call $34 386* or 1341171 for appt are following similar route. "These wagons have either Complaint WITNESS my hand and seal of U N 5 S A G I A 0 0 H I E Orlando (Mr Chan) 475 6691 I K B S L U E Y R 10 the national project. CAHH A 2SdS Pa rk Driv e.IJOup SAN MO PARK, l, 2. 3 ___________________ f3 recreational ammenities, spIlt - bedroom arrangement, klichên JOHNNY WALKER THE CONTRACT" GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE.INC IDVLLWILDE_- A delightful home 7i bath, Family room, Screened , ,, I Electric garage door Opener V ETERANS 701 Commercial 32] 5)76 4 __________________________ Chapter - Coventry, Act now no investment no delivery. Excellent MLS-REALTORS 30 32l0041 -" 'Pi ci S,inforj _______________ arrangements to ado to your family income Oppttflity for !!:-1 :- PLUS KARATE SHORTS1 TUES, & THURS. F 1 0 N V G R 0 0 M V M A H E L N _____________________________________________ INVITATION TO BID WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an ECONOMY NIGHT-ADULTS $1, CHILDREN SOC state, conlmlssioned and fur- 1 H I A I N 0 R W B E U B 0 R I E S V Specilications are availabl, at the "We found the Starling home Office of the Administrator, E El 0 U N E H W R 0 P u E R 0 1 V A C centennial ('ominission, arc to cessible to Interstate 4," s County Public HospItal, 1101 East arrive in Valley Forge, Pa., on said. j- - CALL 322 2611 First Street, Sanford, Florida 3277). Companion; Needed ic.lrnediately Allbiasshallbepo'stmarked not Iaf 6.7106)6 , , çr ('nite(I States' 200th birthday, Florida and at several Alabama and shall be received on or before Arab Copts Bantu J £ F'lnrid;i will have three wag- and Tennessee stops, par- the 2nd day of February ieio a Fanti Berber Kru Tomorrow: Moor Pygmy Semite for the Sanford area for direct way to Inform the public sales, Only those interested iri $ of your club activities ConSideration of such bids will ens, a prairie schooner and a ticipants will Present pioneer lake place at the meeting Of the coneStogaeachaboutthcjof folklore shoss' and lead camp- Board of Trustees in the Seminole Avefage,arnjngs in excess of 13(5] a long-bed pickup truck, and a fire .ongfests. Riding clubs County Public Hospital (Seminole per week. For appointment call (, up the center of the Pcrtugal _________________________________________________________ tatc ' s peninsula, stoppinL "We have five or six persons Publish Jan 19, 20, 21, 1976 in signed up to ride (on hor- DEV - 4, Southot Sanford C I SS i f i e d A d f iJknr)lJoehe ZZZ2Z5_i,_..,v" ______________________________________________________ , - CHICKEN SINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEN - HOT ROLLS $ 29 ChoIC 01 2: ornpleledinne, - - - $ I 39]ptereso(t1eimoh Cole Sw, French Fries Reg. (LUVALTV) -' tie OR LESS Days ____ _ ____ , ASN Only $495 Mgr . -Al Miller Pce your ad anytime during January ___ UALESS YOU PEN DAILY 11AM, TILe 33 P.M -FRI.&S,'sT. TIL SOP French Ave (If iwly 17.97) Safrd For Phone Orders Ahead-322-9442 2100 S. French Ave. oc Sanfird _____ Home Improvements hire tc.n-.:rrc. 2 New double wide, fully set up in quiet adult park Central air, screened room, carports and TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Ruiness Meelh ?ndMonday- 7000 Ciubllours-3pm Oaily (clsedWd If your club or organization ssould lIke be included in this listing call' TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL 322-26 1 1 or 831.9993 • - THE HERALD CLASSIFIED led Adv. Dept. S tenstrom Realty Home of BPP Warranted liortiei IF SHE DOESN'T DRlvE that's 0 K 'cause this 3 bedroom home ._- skirt's. $4,000 under invoice No 519E. First, 377 3712 -= EPART;ENT 322.261 1 •rge Wooded ts . MOVES MOUNTAINS ________________________ Of Merchandise Every Day ____________________ Income Tax Returns 46-CommerciaI Roofing AriO Carpenf ry Repa i r Land Clearing Lt Us Burglar Prf Your Home i ________________________ Security Locks Installed I ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Prione)fl $44.3 opecty 3' iAcres. Hauling -WILSON MAIER FURNITu.E 3UY-SELL-TRAD Cabinets, Ccntcr tops. Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabll. 372 1Q32 sii, excellenl conditIon, $40 Ptiase 323 13)6. LOTS OF ROOM- In thiS stunning story, 3 bedroom home Extra large lot, plus a separate cottage Color TV, $75; 6 Antique Chair's; AM FM Stereo; Duncan Phyfe lablc, 373 070$ ______________________________ in rear New wlI to wall Carpet Wood overhead garage doorS' wide lhroughoutheuse Comparethisat *7', compt,. Best offer, Phone refrigerator, drapes, carpetIng I. lots more Call Sanford's Sales L'aoer 211 W, 25th Sanford, Fl.. Call for AppoIntment 332-3103 ADDITI 0NS_EMODELING AT 322-2420 ANYTIME -- -- REALTORS MIS 2381 PARK Ideal for horse at' e'iipment trller P0 Ca or 1100 373 31*5 ______________________________________ -other 'small •pplianc, di'sh, linen's, mi'sc, h$ld ltemt 1. brlca Sewing _________________ Land Clearing, fill dir?, clay, rock All kirds Cl digging Housetrailer's A!terations Dre'isrnaing, ladies', trlish men's, chltdrsn' Drapes. Quilts, Stored & moved 372 9142 ________________________. ___________________________ removal. Building clean up 5hrubbry trimrnd, yard woqk 3fl 7457 ____ Upholstering, Donna Canada, 377 0797 Pest Control - ,.s ___________________ Heater Cleaning Upholstering ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 236? Park Dr.e _____ 311313 E. First St. Kitchen Bathroom shingles All work guarant BR000EN ROOFING 323 6700 ______________________ C&A BackHoe Service _____________________________ Rubbish, __________________________ Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt. ?o soil. 327 3943 _________________________ Riady for Development Call Owner, 37) I' Freeestimates Call 323 6749 I Exp'rt roof r ,,aIr's, flat roof's or I _________________________ ____________________________ ________________________ _________ _______________________ I 135 Elm Ave. E. V. io'ster, Like Roofing I Individual, Business Hwy 1792 I ________________________ ____________________________ atFiyeQnt5 Phofle3fl 764) ___________________________ Burglar Alarms __________________________ Mary, 372 $84 -- _______________________ - 3 BeautIful lot$ with 31 fruil trees, ' - I - Oil Burner Cleaning 6. Secvic 74 Hour Service Dyles Heating & _____ ____________________ - 322 61*5 Quality upholstering Fre, pick up & delivery. Call' far ftee eStimate -_ 201 F Cemmirc.at ____ 3fl 6.451 Ar Cord?ionn, 317f)?1 ' Pet Care ______________________ Home Improvements YOUR HOME" - Buying a new NOm) Mo, r'j l PET REST INN HEATING ANO WATER PUP IF CAT ION SYSTEMS .- Cait PhI Gonzalez 303 -lnstallca(p,$andvnyl,walltowatl Free Estimate. Call SEARS ii. Sanford 3271771 ___________________________ Free est,mite 373 603$ apartment" Boarding I Groomin Ph 322 6051 Get some jct with a herald c'a'ssfed ad We'll help you wrte - Photography an ad tlsat *11 tring a fast sale CALL 377 761) I I Well Drilling I Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions. i cONS'TFLJTXj ho? :.-"-' DRIVE IN TV SERVICE - Fast Williams Accounng _____________________ 6260711 extra large lot. Price hu t,e,n reded to $76000 bedroom home hai a nicely paneled family room The hoi"se and yard is in excellent catsrjjlio,, r ...,_ Cassetberry Phone *3)9611 Trt Ccci Acreage Tracts, small S. large _______________________________ TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, Sfrset Ughts •Sidewajks Idyliwilde Homos By '4 , Radio & TV CLASSIFIED AVERTISING 43-t.ots-Acreage heat air, range, refrigerator, Bid. pop up duplex, make's 7 twin OMES OF DISTINCTION 4z3 _______________ lot'n and churches, Ha cenlral -. _____________________ Custom Built Homes With M'sny Plans To Choose From Exteriorpressi,jreclning help on !h! Saturdsy t' Paneling, doors. window's hvngs, I concrete work, etc By thi hour. or I by lhC jOb 332 9365 i Income Tax Sery. is close to grocery stores, drug anytime. ____________________________ A&A CLEANS ALL 'I I _____ _ ____________________ p (formerly Harrier,'sBeautyliock) I dealers, please Phone 3214051 or __________________ H Beauty Care ______________________ _______________________________ ______ ______ _____ ___________________ ______ ______ _____ _ Plumbing and your Classified Ad will appeir PhOne 3736051 or 130000$, nIghts Merchandise ______________________________ - __ ______ _____ "Malt" Matthew _____________________________ I4ELR Aluminum Siding - HAULING _______________________________________________________________________________________________ FLEET RESERVE ' Your Host And Hostess: Lee and Gladys Moss 32' 0041 ____________ _____ _____ _______________________________________________ .' if I ___________ ________________________ ________________ S 13 WORDS 6 Li _____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________ S0-hsceIIaneous for Sale (NON COMMERCIAL ONLY) ond hot bhi,i ''frrth'',c,'..i'ir',,d ,:!- _ I 3 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Savings 6. Loan. 163 11 per month -____- tloing it to .s.ay we did it. "fliere's not enough rntrney to pay IIIC to sit in a wagon for five months, so l'ni doing lt for (tIf," he said. Potato Salad, Baked Beans ias, Potato, & 131 Ivy YOU'LL BE SURr.RISED,, S PEC I A pensated for the horse expenses and i)fIIC iif otii', hut primarily , _______________________ ____ F BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXTRAS lNCt.UDED(t CALL Us. 9dytt1ivi&k of Loch Arbor. _________ rj--'-- r-' three bedroom garden homel MLS I' ¶AL TOPS , (very Mon & Early Bird at 7 Isp N Requtar all ISP M ________________________ }ears ago," Porter said. '.'.t''i 't' can move you into a one, tWO, or BINGO "We volunteered for this two s make ownership this easy' Hwy. 17.fr.cross Thursday Each Month I"air. ' can't affd to rent when we can 1PM -. 7ndandlth Florida's prairie schooner has already traveled around part in parades anJ other c'ele. lg'atjnn. It is now in West Palm ltca('h for the South Florida S TOKEN DOWN PAYMENTi You By From Ranch House 73 Ford E<onofine W indow Var, priced reasonable. See at 106 W Coleman Circle 3fl 5065 ' NEW high quality homes ith only Seminole & Volusia Counti,s, Welcome. • . to L e n MEETINGS J A IJ 1.3 A RY paris of the state, fl(J taken WEDNES DAY 3222090 323-5470 or $3I.97fl Enjoy much larpr "S..k & Find" puzzles with over 50 the Osecola National Park be. Mrs. Craycraft said, "and Ilmunities and the Apalachicola hardware, also ornate double oak 19 bed arid dresser, or anything cid and oak. 3734)76, 36 p.m. Mofl. excellent condition. Offered by LOW LOW INTEREST RATES ProfelsionallyMariaged 1 Year Leases POSTS) discoveries per panel in an alI.new cerise of 24'page booklets, fore be1iring west through about .rnother 25 or so to go all or part NO GIMMICKS SANFORD LEGIOPi Hwy 17 971 Mile THE CONTRACT" 125 . 3 about a dozen little towns and seback) ail the way with us " To order volume. I, It end [H, und 11 for each, making esiecki a dozen Panhandle corn- of the way in Florida," SLRVICE BEYOND __________ AMERIAN 3715 payabl, to "Seek & Find" in care of this flSW$PSpIt. New power trim, excellent con I dition. ASking $1,700 or best offer. 322 2715 call 47$ SS. __________ Kish Real Estate OR UNFURNISHED ani profitable career' Cali 18? 90 ________ FROM D[POSfl' emorial Hospital) at 11:30 O'clock 377 0779 323 7193 FURNISHED figure income need apply betweenCanci 11.425 5013. ask for Mr. Marzulis. ________________________ along the wa will provIde food A M on the 10th day of February __________________________ smaller chuck wagon. Carriage Cove MoiIe Home Park. TOWNHOUSES APARTMENTS week for only $3 per 3770611 lJf',li Ij%'ate Broker 3710660 appear in this listing each backward, up, Own, or dIag.ulIy Is ib. pizz.sl.. Find each -. hidden same and b.z It I. a. ebawa: urge 1 & 2 Did you know that your club at' organizatIon Ci)fl I 3779711 with awning and skirting . Cheap WITT REALTY STUDIO 17, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM Nurses, RN's, LPN's, Aides, Aide o'*n.r only, $4. 321 093.5. flour bin, porcelain work table, _____________________________ _____________________________ Sanford ardens __________________________ ________________________ c*ltenf condition, tow mileage, 1 cabin't complete *ith ALL THIS for only 130,000 3 BR __________________________ I can cover your home With alum JIM'S HOME INPqOVEMENT SEP.1 i KING Plumbing SuppI' siding 6. Soffit SyStem Also I home, large lot for garden, 15 YR FHA F INANCING Fiature Water Heater's I a m KEEP WARM. Replace your Old 0i0f'ig, Gutters 70 yr's Exp MOBILE HOME for income DC GREGORY MOBILE HOMES pm thru Sat. 2331 5. Park Dr.'JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more I Eagle Siding Co 1519363 guests Call us 3*03 Orlando Driie ____________________________ 3612 I efficient an'ning or single hung Sanforø,)?3 5700 SEE THIS 3BR.l½batn,CentralH window's 1319971 WANT TO SEE A WONDER A'! ________________________ I & A, wall to wall carpet, aria Hillcrest 17*60,7 bedroom, central WORK? Place a Classified Ad in EVERY DAY someone ii )ookirigfor i Pressure Cleaning c'l4aiiner's an ad that will bring a fast sale. All bids shall be mailed to the fished by the Pennsylvania Hi- adjacent to the airport and ac- Board of Trustees of th Seminole ___________________________________________________ ________________________ Oak kitcn transfer), lake over payments 372211$ Realty, )oS Every Wed &Sat clasilfied ad We'll help you ite ____________________- 14 3 Bedroom, 7 baths Already setup G eneva Bingo itt 17 921 177. Longwcx,d ----- baths, Fla. rojrn, kitchen _______________ Chico & The Man We Buy Furniture 3231903 REALTORS MLS 216$PARK ______________ I Sirmiar wagos from every fir." R tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items ___________________ corner tenced lot, citrus Chuluota 322 )'91 A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI _______________________ ____________________ ____________________ l9fl Mercury, 113 h p, lust rebuilt, $72,900, FHA clong cost only. 2 JIM I -BJNT REALTY INC. BR Ipartition make's 3rd BR), 2 equipped, carpet, air, heat, 25?lParkOr, GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Meetings BusIness 7:30 1st Tues. I - j local manager, 371 0034 DC 374 3159. CHULUOTA- Reduced price, $55,900' 6cyl.$.3,730 373 1363 after S ______ Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave ________________________ SMART BOATERS KNOW JIM POST at STEREO WITH VALUES FROM 3 BR, 1'.' bath, many extras, good I - - ?9fl Hwy 1793 372 5961 ________________________ 42-4i&)bile Homes _________________________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL. -_' -: 3226457 patio, fenced re.ir yard Wall to -WE SELL SUCCESS - nvite bids upon the following: For used furniture, appliances, ___________________________- diesel Muit have own tools. Good mo "They should (10 it all, but DEU 135 ROBSON MARINE _______________ tor the large family S bedroom, hours, CASH 322-4132 ___________________ Call Sanford's Sales Leader - 1973 Dodge Van extras 333-2766 after s. ______________________________ ______ large iot 11i, -. - 1969 Buick Skylark 7 door hardtop. air, automatic. e*tra clean, $993 Call 322 1631 Dealer Wanted to Liy used office furniture, Any Quantity, NOLL'S _____________________ will arrange financing. 603W.lstst 3236041oi'3730517eve Sale ______________________ _________________________ _______________________ _________________ ____________________________ Catselberry. Hwy II 92 530 4706 ____________________________ porch & storage shed The exterior Peg RealE%late5roker $l..00. .372 3174 ______________________ 6.41 $176. Winter Park ___________________________ SFRVICE FIEVOND DISABLED • to -- .68-Wanted - Buy OR ENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condItion, "The 2nd Get'em Hot" has lust been painted, All on extra equipped, enclosed garage, Out. Custom home on tour id or ours We standing landscaping Only 54.300 5. take over payments No ____________ :'JALIFIED FARRIER arid 1973 Chev. 1.4 ton truck D.Iuxi, " camper top, trailer towing BLACKSMITH, Trimming, hookup. Call 373274$. Shoeing Work guarantd 371. or 6304749 1977 Ford Courier I9l5'VpflcobIat)oaf i,.ot of - neat and in excellent condition. OU Quelifyt 7-Trucks-Trajrs _______ _____________________________ ____________________ _______ 55-Boats & Accessories Cämpare at $11,500. New horses na rural area No payment, .n:,inThy payments less YOU'LL REALLY LIKE IT! Nice thanrent Government Subsidized home With many extras. Chain I Bedroom block, 7 bath, Bestoffer 3723612 - 66-Horses TUi'%. Completely fenced yard, paneled * They' re Hot'' * HIDDEN LAKE traler apti Adult S. family park TV TECHNICIAN - Gøod hours Will train with some experience Mrs. Craycraft said the startThe Board of Trustees of the Mrs. Cra'craft of the women's ing point was chosen at a point Semlnote County Public Hospital V E D I F A E R E El A S 0 A E M I L B - Call 372 1101 after S -- - town, Wall.to.walI carpet throughout, fireplace, walk.in cloSetS, and much more. 37) 19)0 I lOIR ,, IlL FI.L .IGF;.%'L'i" ----- For more Information family room, kitchen equipped, - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3?) )4 _________________-______ 70 Trms 500 COLOR TV, III 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Heard. t5oys clothing, size 10 I?, Lamp Misc. $76 E 70th. Wed NEWLY LISTED- 3 bedroom, 1' * "Get ' Em While * * * * * 41-Houses struction. Excellent salary Deputy Clerk Uher state wagonrnaster," said ----- roon NOTICE tOasters or one of us will be na- we'll have spares if we tional wagorunaster an'] the them," he said, A A E - _____________ t)pe Belgian horses " We ' ll either be co-wagon- B K K U B A F R I C A N S 0 0 Z N R I -. carpeted Close in 321 0471 Phoni3fl 7 539 start, black, Semi chopped, needs minor repar Askn3$1,S000r best _________________________ Beautiful oak shaded yard. nicely landscaped, in lovefy section of bath home in Country Club Manor _______ _______________________ ______________________ PARK A VENUE MOBILE PARK ______________________ ____________________ Tampa, Florida 33601 riordinators of Florida's part team of tso tiy mares, farm Publish: Dec. 30, 1973, Jan 6, 13, 70, L P U I M c M Reg Real Estate Broker fenced, large shaded lot. OrlWdo 127360)6 1 Rooms and bath, kitchen equipped 107 W Cc,rnrnercial 170 month. Phone 3731322 after S Phone327 '$8! Sanfo pm_____________________ de0ree plus knowledge of con Hcnoit of Panama City and butthev'vescbedulcda!mootas SMITH, COFER I. TAUB Shirle%' Craycralt of Marianna, tnuch rest time as travel time." Attorneys for Pla1nliff OBINS 103 N Sunland Drive-) BR, 7 bath, ___ GIBBONS, TUCKER, McEWEPI, OYMG W. Garnett WhIte Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! By: Elaine RlCharde the Florida Panhandle, Cathy half the time ii we wanted to, G air cond., fenced, fruit treei, __________________ ____________________ (Seal) A couple of horsewomen from In fact, we could get there in carpeted, Close in 321 0471 Call after 6 weekdays. II JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. _____________________ train on a five-month trek to Ironi other Southeastern slates Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Pennslvanin. T:1 trained, house broke. Good with ___________________________ c ildren $150 377 1101. BEAUTI FUL CUSTOM BUILT- __________________________ ________________ Brittany Farm house, with Early 3 BR, 1 bath, completely furnished, air cond . fenced, fruit trees, ________________________ ______________________ MOONEY ,SPPLIAPJCES 323 C*97 - _______ ______ Color TV's from ISO; B&W. from 113: Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 1 French. 3731734 Stenstrom Realty height large fenced outsIde By Owner- Small 3 Bedroom, i storage Central IoCalon, bath, carpet, fenced back yard, ) BR, 1 bath, completely furnished, _______ , 19195 FrenCh 72 1196, 3fl 372 I959,3fli1 _____________________________ 7 Offices attached, Warehouse truck person or couple. Call days, 631 r.- ___ file the oriina with the Clerk of the this month and lead Florida's up the old %Vilderrjess Road to above styled Court on or before 4:- - ____________________________ 0131. KENMORE WASHER, parts, Home of BPP Warranted Homes Increase in value. $31 •727 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR. Central F iorida'% Commercial Building I BR furn. apt, downstairs, Quiet neighborhood Ideal for older perienced in workman's comp, two-horse teatii to action later tille, Term,, sshcre it will pick Box 134), Tampa, Florida 3)601, and - - 1971 HendaCL200, likenew ____________________ _____ ____________________ 641 1Q06 then S an unbeIiabIe 16'x23' family room. Only $77,500. Call to 1991 1100 mo & up. 321 0066 ______ - Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. RUSCAER 0 E I H B I-HA financing available $1I.60O. 100 N Maple 12 BR, Part Furn ,Water Flgn __________________________ 18-Help Wanted ________________________ "%Vagons, Roil" will signal wagon train will amble thrOugh SMITH, COFER & TAUB. attorneys Starling just south of this roll well," said Poer. M I V L F N H A R R P 1 A , 377 M 33 rn 327 (1)62 _______ Dream Tropical platitln Surrouho this issisuaI home, Paneled walls, dining room, tt in kit- - 606 PARK AVE ___________________________ _______________ TOGETHER WITH Range, Dish LEGAL SECRE TAR YEx washer, Refrigerator and Wall to Roll Retirement shed Only 13.000 down 37usispe Elm IlSOplus security Phone 37]. 6707 after 6 p m 5(1 BUSHEL GlOBONS, TUCKER, McEWEN. __________________________________________________________ V A R B I R P H B Y M A M E B _______ ______ -- Phone 373 5213 after 6 p m COUNTRY HOME- SmaIl7 BR on I acre 119,500 SAN LANDO- 3 BR, 7 bath, new _____ Relrlgerator,Dryer, Bn". ____________________ ______________________ y OWNER- R. E. Atsoc 3 BR, I Bedroom furnished apartment, III _________________________ TANGELOS Pou THEY BOTH TAKE THEIR - To '___; ________________ proximately 1 acres with 2 bedroom house Phone 6.44 9637 wall carpet, central heat-air, - ____________ _________ Fl) 3776.4 377607! AVALON APARTMENTS 377 0610 chain link fenced y.rc, utility literature, P 0. Box 40, (jteen, - ______ -. 31r1ments Fuished Phone 173 1671 '-_NAVLLS,GRAPLI-UIIS FOURTH SECTION, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 1. Page 99 of the Public Records of SemInole County, t- mpg 1)73. 3234976 ______ UKC Pit Bull Terriers, 100 points. - I Papers. Guaranteed. 3239)41 i PUPPIES tot sale, part German - ____________________ 300ff plv on paved road $33,500 fish, boat, tluouse, ISO mo. Fre m -- SANFORD AREA - Acreage 10 acres improved pasture, fenced, - -- - 116W 2nd t Wall Carpeting has been filed against you, and YOU ciiv (API - National Forest, atereguiredtoserv,ac,,ycqyour The wzlgonrnasters' call of Leaving FlorIda March 6, the written defenses, if any, to it COUNTRY MILE (A) (Tuos Atsnont Susan Peters (BAW) 194.3 (Tuo) Cahin in the EGOOYLT JOBS SERIOUSLY t (Mon SHOWS I 33 9 11 STELLA STEVENS 1:10 ' ___________________________________________ - *1 ________________ __________________ ____________ ____ _- j_____________ _i_ NEWS ThCjOUI'fleywilIbeginJan3l _____________________ __________________ __ ________ y$ MAT CONDOR .; 6' --' -- Shampooer for only 11 50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE ___________________ __________________________ 52-ApplIances BROKERS Days 311 Alli Plights- 3727357 --- - Floor Stripping S Waxing 2 Bedroom block, fenced yard estimates Blitz Clean 32] 5951 Large kitchen, dining room, - ________________________ maculate) BR, l baths, wall to damage, $113 mo 3731369 after 1223 Buthel Florida (Thiss) "(eration Arr1or(Tues) Horn Blows at Mid ______________________________________________ __________________ 3 find him listed in our Business that an action to foreclose a moe. tgage on the following properly in Seminole County, Florida: GER 2 12 SOMERSET 4; MIDDAY in Bl'lttany." Jean Pi erro U.,. _- TO: GLORIA J. MARTIN Lot 16, Block 36, D R E A MWOLD 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 11-00 ________ THE LONE 1 00 '2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW Guests TBA. irwntofrapoctwg, HACKMAN 0 (Mon . Tuos onty) 1255 1 L uc L!Y j STARRfIiG NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES KANGAROO '2'12'NBCNEWS Bicentennial ' Woiby tieves anether doctor L= CAPTAIN 'ce. Dr. _________ -I - - __________________________ ____________________ KULP OECORATR5 mw 15, 5t .3727335 offer Owner 372 1507 . . ________ bath, (,-t it'hi' e(lulPpe'd r!lq1j4f1 Occupancy, $11,500 Bank financing available 373 7771. heat air, new kitchen, fenced fl) FOR TOMORRV 9 ALLMYCHILDREN 4 GAMBIT conded by the 4C 3 - -= _ 6 WY. MD C1 Potts guests Despite enifie#mng physical evidence _____________________ __________________ - - 31$ Mohawk Street €0 ELECTRIC COMPANY ct.Luof3o8aXisguegt. ______________________ ----=----•- SEARCH - 7 Apts, 1 or 7 bedroom, turn or . Fruit For Sale NOTICE CF SUIT 0 €0 ELECTRIC COM- 800 _____ - 2 12 ANOTHER WO (4' colobratlng the theatrical 'STILLOUESTIONED _____ -4i 0.011 UCI II C0j so [I _____ THM THERS IN LAW wI ofler their '6 -- ____________________ 0 SESAME STREET ' TIllS DAY. THE TRUTH IS - __________________ -- furn Ideal location. Reasobl, (A) 4' 'G'GYPSYINMYSOUL sy =- -'low cost Classified Ad FTU Ovledo-Duplex, furn. Or -_____________________________ Call before 10 a m or after 3 p in 3726*4 Defendants The Best Buy In To - A P cost Classitied Ad. _____________ SUNLAND- 3 BR, I bath, central i,%lfurn. both AC, w w carpet, $50 KOVE ESTATES - New. Swim, vs GLORIA J. MARTIN BkII4GMEANOFFERI REALTOR 373 5771 Suntnd... 3 BR Lernent block, I Garden ApIs., 1 6. 2 BR, alt, carpet, male; $25 week. Phone 372 9142. DeBARY- Lakefront, beautiful °' drapes, GE appIlanc • dw, ____________________________ 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat air, ' .4 ___________________________ Plaintiff, 500 2 ADAM 12 LASSIE room. 1rIIy turnithid, central heat and air, $160 month 1.20,900. CALL USABOUTOLIR LOW DOWN PAYMENT HOMES (HWY 1792) 372 1301 - 7017 S. FRENCH____ rooms plus boa! dock 537,53 34-4obiIe HOmeS That'sCIasIfledAds __________ -. -. 9-Good Things to Eat MOLTON, ALLEN a. WILLIAMS, INC.. a corporation, NOLL'S tn 16 .truck loadS to sell This Anyone can e SCiler or a buy" Casselberry, I? 93.1)) 4706 auction for people wPio want to _________________ save or make money We Sell by Come broe every Sunday al' the piece, dozen, gross, or 62--en Movieland Drive In Theatr' tckId. All ty ot iwelry, food itemi, bricabrac, -t.ET ME TILL YOUR SPRiNtS - South 1793 Phon 372 t716 crystal, radios, I tracks, many GARDEN' SPOT NOW FLOYD other item% Tnspoation ________ I-PEER, 372 5)91 ___________ HWVI6FLLAMARKET FOR SAL E __________________________ OnHighwayl6. Sanford TOMATO STAKES (Bthind Auction Galleries? ___________________. __________ _____ 31) 3141afterSp m. 75-RecI=eatk,naI Vehicles Sanford's 4th Annual " Stii Propelled Seper, liki -ew 1130 See at Snppin tur Tióyt'l TraI,r- I). lignt, clean. HAL COLBERT BR. 1' baths, central heatair, Realtors, - 3721)07 ............_---carpeted, new k,tthin 7 Florida BARGAIN HUNTF,RSPARAOI$E care for as low as 52 per week. ii qua,y DIVISION B €1) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB IB& (Thsss)NOVA(R)(FrI)Kups SH(R)L 1230 at 725 and 825) (AXE HURST, N.J. 1t37- TO _______ abeut each other. SCHOOL PROGRAMMING "Book Bear €D BIG VALLEY 12 PAUL HARVEY 1OO (A) €0 (Mon) ERICA (A) (Tuos) SOUNOSTAGE (A) (Wed) 12 TAKE MV AD10E _T - kr AUCTION Every Friday 12 Noon Harold HaIl Realty Jdf1/'dOIl. PEALTOR '1 Got something to setl A Classified Ad will sell 'fast Used office furniture Wood or steel desks fexecutive desk____________________ --& chairs, secretarial deikS 10-Swap & Trade chairs, straight chairs, filing _______________________ - _______________________ ___________________ _____________________ Thomas Ren)0rnbors"(fl) (Fn) 2 DFVOTIONAL 658 &idges) haS hiS hands fill when a team of - FOR __________________ ClNn 3 rOom, l'i bath, avocado $toye S refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat a. air. ____________________________ Payton's 372 1301 __________________________ 69-Stam's- CoiflS -_------ ------ - coiu siiow J.n 73 75. Hilton ten South, JIQ() 'delnational Dri.'e. Orlancjo Cun'. viught, sold and appraised E,hibits Sponsored hi the Central Florida coin Club Inc FreeAdmitsion ffice Supplies )fl 9111 ______________________ bedroom homi, zoned for day Read today's classif led ads for 2 BR Mobile home On t àct• lOt, well, utility building River __________________ the handshps of farm life 'n €0 (Mon) "World Press" (A) (Tuos, Wed, fli) "L 655 1000 2 1 JOE FORRESTER _______________________ WILL DO BAR'f SITTING MACHINE 6.50 nice %h6de trees, fenCed yard. _____________________ _____________________ EIGHT E Eli T II JUDICIAL CI R - _________________________ CUlT OF THE STATE OF New government program. chId 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC assador's daughter in LAKE MARY--i Bedroom,) bath '621 Orlando Drive OSTEEN- I Bedroom $140 Pet - porch NearIl.Maintenanc,,r,, Phone 90.4 719.7171 i INMY HOME ____________ ____________ -_______ a 12 yea old boy's struggle to ad1ust to a new stepfath and Showinw$iichf,vewvmon roaJ o) NOVA "Joey '(A) 1956 GI in Pats falls for _____ - toageloniy NexttonewDrivers' license Bureau. 327 6615 Baby SlItnu r, 'v.p P*,fliP, 3 miii". Ha,i3lanJ, Myvna by - Deltona- Townhouse apts, co.,,ry "Hotline," AdultS or Teens Singer Dial Arid Sew Zig zag with needle position sewing machine and cabinet. Pay balance of $72 or 12 payments of 650 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER Ba Real Estate Broker ________ - 322 7643 __________ 59-Misicat Mrctndise TOPdEMASTER ELECTRIC GUITAR e.th .ase, siso 371 out Assume Payments $77,500 Call OWNER MUST SELL Nearly new rt 1 bedroom, baths. in fine IT AL (ST A IF settled neightrhood, central heat Mr'altor 372 7191 and air. 176.900. ______________________ Tuei4ay, Jan. 20, 1f7-7B - Schuren Realty ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ö THE FBI(R) Proonped Wed, see below. ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SO-4WscellaneousforSale Spanish ranch. Desirable Sanford NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central Show & Sale famity heal, air 12.000 down, P06 per .., 3 bedto'n. 2 - ____________________________ nIo,d .-wt nc month 372 7217. room, garage, on landscaped lot Jan 71,75 (Sat. 106, Sun Il 6) _____ 7 Bedroom block horn.. Rlverview REAL TY c 63ATractors & FHA appraised at $77,600 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER 74-Auto Parts NO LONGER USED CAMPING Adrnissi 1100 29ROOS Heavy Equipment _. ______ Walker, Broker, 3226437. _____ __________________ __________________ _________________ __________________ HALA COLBERT,REALTOR Thenicest home you willever s in SELMAWILLIAMS,Associate NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, thit price range. 3 bedroom, 1' ___________________ - FREE GIFTWRAPPING-AII Baby CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT Just Opened -AUTO PARTS & Furnished room, private entrance, Delto- 3 BR, 7 bath, large famii, Eves 372 br 372 1517 FARMEQUIPMENT bath, spotless in an out. Central DUPLEX - 7 bedroom concrete SUPPLIES.3OISInfOrdAYe 372 Gifts, Knits. Christening Hew arid Used 7 Open 7 Dais. Mon Sat . 7 )) PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR $130 deposit. ))S 571 __________________ 377 6380. _____________________ COMMERCIAL Priced below appraisal at ___________ tases. by owner 377 6620 i_ ChiI 'rvCe Reconditioned Batteries. $1795 ments Uurnished • --. equipped. $173 month, $30 damage Completely refurblthed 2 bedroom. Don't waste it See this sharp TAFF ER REALTY _________________________ nthange REEL'S BODY SHOP. S1-Houhold Goods _______________________ ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS • 361 bedroom, 3 bath with family room ------deposit Orlando 7fl 4)39 after S I bath, frame home $15,500 ______________________________ i709 Sanford Ave. HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY __________________________ ___________________________ b-Bedroom apartment, newly your family bile Just reduced palrted. carpeted, kitchen fur while they last SANFORD • 1100E lSlh Sl. 372 6635 7fledroomHouse 136.000 64.-Equiprmnt for Rent 78-4,fDtOrCYCles fiShed. Adults preferred 373096.3 AUCTION. 1200 S. French. 37] ________________ Kit, Equipped, $175 or 321 0161. ______________________________ _______________________________ 24 Hr's Lake Nary 7 bdr Fla. rm _________ _____________ 323.9410 $34 l939afterS REALTOP,Sfl,aPtrIOtI,(CPIO fencedyard,$hag,,$I1.000o(best - _______________________ Rent Fttu Lustre Electric Carpet Rupp Trail Bike, 35 MPH, many - . Can Help Call 473 4.367 household into a babysitting - - 7)4 3 Bedroom houSe, clean, central heal . air, carpeting For rent or sale. 373 7491 41-Houses IDYLI.WILDE EXECUTIVE HOME 7 Story. I bedroom, [ndangered Species baths, grand 3O3Ø' family room with fireplace for enierlainlog, Ii's hard to find a I bedroom, 7 bath fo.ma dining room plus breakfast home with central 'eaI .,r now a room 159,900 2 story,) bedroom. days, so call right now and have MAGNIFICENT firstcrackatthisnewlistlng,only 7 bath, fully carpeted GOOd I IS 5R 431, Longwrxxi WE TAKE TRADES _________________________ SANFORD - 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, economical oil heat, shady 3)4iplexes yard 1)9,500 MAKE OFFER. ______________________ - 2 BEDROOM; KITCHEN FUR Forrest Greene, Inc. _______________ ___________________________ NISHED, HI-AT 4110 AIR Phone 322 4155 REALTORS 373 &353 -A)0633 - ________________- Rentals GEOGRAPn,C "In Search of 6 ''The MONY RENTALS '.- MIl, 3778200, 3230)93 After 1 pm taIl 6)0417) __________________________ - - 12 UV1NG WORDS cohorts tij'n the Curvsnglwn __ --- - 9' EDGE OF NIGHT NEWS 4 '6 YOUNGANOREST. EcelIent Opportunty Only 1 10 __________________________ hours weekly with complele company training'S location set __________________ up Investment of $600 $5000 Call collect, Mr. Carson, 113 316 5320-. ___________________ u-Houses ge broOm houSe on a proilmalcly acres in Lake Monroe area - Recently remodeled but not completely finiShed, Plenty of room. 1)7,000 F'h 3fl keg Going Bvsness Day Care Center. 32-Houses Unftiished -__________ WiIlleaseorslI PhoneS3lIwor - ' MIKE DOUGLAS SH(V. 4 6 THEGUIDINGLIGI.fT 0 (Mon oi- ) INTERNA. 1200 VENDING ROUTES 4-Personals 4-Personals -_- - - -- m ONEDAYATATJME: MO VI E _________________ IRA 9 DAILY WORD Frarlthn. Mackenzie P?s, RiCfd Masts and Pat Har ringlon u,xnos t with a so. ,ce tar _________ W (n ,Tues d, Thus "Lihas, Yoga and You' (R) (Fri) "ST Sttvtvai . W ROC AND FRIENDS 200 (Mon. Wed., Fn) "i ALEOF-IE" (Tuos., Thurs.) "CARRASCOLENOAS" 1155 635 0 BOOK BEAT 9 PPY DAYS' Fonac Adults, $175, 323 2976, CLEAN APARTMENT _____________________________ FOR RENT PHONE 3fl 1301 Poltion as Chauffeur or general helper delred, have Fla chxutfucr's llcN%e 373 i',-659 ______________________ rasiondas" DIES DIARIES 'Eth BIing Wiison." In 1915, Eddh 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE '4 Want to care for p,Stient in my home Good care. References. Phone __________________ . 41-Houses Spaciousgarageapt eircondltlon $135 SIso Color TV 930 tXUC7arfl p)). 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 2 121 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 KLJTANA 6' PRE IS RIG *1 (Mon., Tees Only) SESAME STREET 1030 2 12 HiGH ROLLERS 4 PRICE ISRIGHI 6 15 roa$sltieromancehoslwed v.iththedytng rnan'sdauior. ctidgebyselhngEc.vards5Qo hof" television sets at a j i FAVORITEMARTlA Fri. O,SENI0R SCENE 330 4 6 MATCH 2 bedroom apartments, furnished or t,nfurnitheu Newly redecorated Come see. 300 F Airport IVJ Sanford 373 IJ ___________________________ 21-SittionsWant Jic a line 6thru 25 times 24c a line 26 times ($7,00MINIMUMCHARGE) Lines Minimum Furnished BAMBOO COVE APTS YeUc'w C ab. 20 I S Park AVC SfllOrd RATES (fl) wounded by tx)ld) men, Tony rse) decide to settle an old CLASSIFIED DEPT. Th-Apartments ______ -. TAXI DRIVERS 831-9993 322 2611 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 9) GENERAL HOSPITAL (Mon.) "Romagnoh's (Th&tg )"Shorklitors."Victcy Matjo. Kwon o&o. 1956. (Fn)"BoenTojjth" John avfid, EJoa P&. 1ga4. MING Wednesday faftenng o1de. 0 FIRING LINE 9 Tt€ROOKESTyneDafy at'sl mt't m their friend San1 (Jackie Coogan). a radio TV swsnod by EcMds (LO Jones), Sonny and WIll _______ lROOs. field casualties. Frank Ru-ns 8 00' -- 11 30 2 12 TONIG 4' 6' CBS MOE 'The - 18-Help Wanted ____________ Fine wedding photos reasonably i - SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alt types ano sizes " rrp.,ir art) sers Ce ______________________ i Interior, Exterior PIatering, I GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Ii brick I stone specialty. FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI 1 - SUPPtY CO. 707W 7ndSt i 112 AITI2 brac Reasonable 373 414$. ____________________ ________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ 2 whe,l utility trailer, tilt bed, I ply tile, 12 ft See f't Mc-iro. Care pgroun Cliff Thurman - I _______________________________________________________ To List You Buslness...DIoJ 32226fl o 831-99931 �__________ -; - • - -- - - - - .- t - I - •-• 4.. - -- " " - - -- - ; -TTIITT - -- - - * - * - -" - I - -; — $ - -• - - - - • - .89 -e - - _••_-•;_--_ •.I - '\T :.# 'es • -s- j I I - - -: - - -- - - - -, - -- - - --- • • . i - •. ,-, - - 4- '*P-- -,---- -_••* IT' - , —a- vs ______ - - -- a-- - -•.- -. * - - .- -a.. -• -. - 1 - If ' -' - - - - - - _____ - - ______ _______ - _______ - Il-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Tuesday. J3n 2O,17 Aniwir to Previous Punt s Variety BEETLE BAILE M1 Mort Wa! r BUXLEY NO, J Wi-4Xr P0 ''iJ SAID .\N1T:N& r — - C I - FUNLt 40 Statute$ 1 Flop 15 N'T IT Z > s ACROSS ELL , IT 4 GC" HOROSC 1 12 Gal's name 13 Docile 45 Egg dishes 49 Fail month 14 GaeliC 51 Mouth part For Wednesday, January THE BORN LOSER V Art Sanscom EIALL ThE Sl1l W r RX)K miA / ? CDVIRSE - / IF I 3CX) 4JE 'PJ 2 '\ head-on th AKIF (March 21-April 19) diUict. 1eet opiliflisIn. Activities where1 you perform In 4.Nov. ) ii dependable conjunction 5 Hairess part 29 posselsiie 6 Fine pronoun ssociates look promising 111oligh you feel I German lab 31 Vo4d you're now working on ii a "fit today. Be a team player. a &,eccirnpote 33 Inborn accompli," keep it to yourself 9 By mouth pi 57 Sea eag TAURUS(April 2Ma} 20) A for a 1e more ys. (var,) U da ii Soap-frame beneficial day where our SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 24 Seasoning bar 41 Goddess of career is concerned. The boss is 21) 26 Plant ovule lie persistent today, even 17 Nigerian city vegetation likely to give additional points 27 Contemptuous 19 Gluts 42 Continent DOWN though what you hope to acexclamation 23 Citrus trust 43 Fast season for it Job well done. I Immerse Complish may not conic on the 30 The East 24 Song for one 44 Fencing 2 Three-toed 32 Control May 25 in ins (11'.MINI weapon first tr>. sloth 34 1aer 26 46 Plateau should be able to get your You or third 35 Wild ass equines 47 Row vegetation way tasks out of the major 7 Trifle 40 Bridge (PRl(ThtN (Dec. 22-Jan. Fligh Of ps 8 Old 37 Profit 50 Encountered rather early today. giving you 19 1 lk, diploinatic with others dequate time for fun and tnda y. Theendresus:houIdbe ' agames. -irding and may even 12 13 14 CANCER (June 21-July 22) If surprise vou. cou apply yourself today you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20~Feb. 19) 15 16 17 can helpfully direct others so called u pon toda) that they won't even realize to do a little problem solving for 18 19 20 they're being managed. another. it could be a rewarYou're ding mental exercise. 22 23 LLO (July 23-Aug. 22 Ilk(-]%- to much more realistic i,isci.'-s i Feb. N)-March 20) 24 25 '27 28 about interial ffairs today Lend helping today if it's IS Cooking utensil 16 US citizens to Soapief 20 Cotion bundles 21 Auricle 22 Early A merican 52 Arrow / - C 10 - 1- 7 Larry Lewis _____ r r rT - - -- - - - r r - - - - t 31 1 JU$TtNLTCOVUJC EELJ 32 33 - 'SI - - - E 42 43 49 •- . .'• CARE I - nffiwa _____ - SAME llii,091<5 A'S , D THINK fD , - / I - - - ou , 2 1 WIN - Gout L Cause Joints To Swell AT BRIDGE NORTH A K J 6 54 11113 DEAR DR. LAMB — If a WEST *Q A K Q J 76 EAST £ vJ962 Lamb the fingers and much tend ern ess'1Pe rha p I am Incorrit-ct but s that was a sign when you had this kiad JAI05 V 10554 - Chic Young r &A YOU GGGLJN ABOUT? -- WE WAr WAS THE iciKE? MAviS TOLD ME T00AY RE -- DEAR ftAl)FR - Gout swelling of almost peculiar movement of the not the oniv cause for swell- rigid and involvement of some &u i ing As far as the 1ingrs are of these leads to the bent over mADE ME GiGGLE concerned, the joint at the knuckle and the middle joint may swell from rheumatoid art h ritis, e v entually resulting postre that is so troublesome to some patients. The face may Lake on a maik-like Ij - expression as the facial muscles become rigid and eye end joint may swell and de velop small bumps known blinking disappears. - by Al Vermeer • r" : •.: . '..: ( r F ROST- W( I '- I SOTTS - -. JuST ONE. J - ' _ Inc, . : d I. • I NAMEFOR cmc T -M CKAI - "` LEADERS 0 the test is done accurately, changes in the arteries to the For more information on gout send 50 cents for The Ifealth Letter number 2-3. Gout. Uric Acid. Enclose a in brain with aqe Rather most cases of I arkinson's diselse have no identifiable cause or other instances are caused long stamped self-addressed envelope for mailing Address by infectious diseases that occurred years earlier or as a various drugs for medicinal 1551. Radio City Station. New purposes. by Bob Thoves MY PARENTS gAlsD M CoRD1NG - I ' NEXT SUNDAY ThE TEN '- RUN Can '-' r- • A Georgia reader 2 0 Pass 4A Fla&I Pass 11213 Opening lead - Ke p I e wouldnot criticize him severely or a p Kwiatkowski, contended the s ou now that you have the ammunition or point munt to (Do you have a question warrant a slam and that you for the experts? Write "Ask are going to bid a slam if you the JaCobyS Care of this dkermine that the defenders ne*,paper The Jacobys will aren't going to take the first a swer individual ouestions it stamped, self-addressed two tricks against you. envelopes are enclosed The Aft North 's fo ur-s ade most snterest,n bid, South expects to have no livill be used in (his column trouble making.a slam if the and will receive copies of defense doesn't start off by JACOBY MODERN) frainage \l $HRLT said the county won no 7A/ "I 4A 1:4 6 rK 'W 1-20 4A' 11. don't get Tho Jeffeisor, hairdo, Mark Twain fllUStacfle, Billy themas Kid boots they' re the Now flowever, - Generation?i ThAL ( vi I— to director of the Corporailon - . zWAwrMvfAN AV THr- 01151 r IAR 113 M of *;f At AlM wom CAME! VOU SME FOR YNM V M A CAN OF POVY 61REASIE? )OWAXaNN am"05 F 'W,4W ~V X68~ MW Av A90W. Y &CZKWrZf5 WTA AW C&jMV6 hy Aly MotX4VAEMS — - -- - Rutberg charged that the nothing more I HUD. )L hv 57PUAysI AFHA r4jR? _- ~1_ SOL - (At -- • I J - s.- - . -5 - - -- -= --- -- ----' - -=-- k- fl- s- - --- --- -.-- f I, _ Ss_ --_.------5- -:--1r -m IV initial proposal for the judicial-Jail complex came from Commission Chairman Michael liattaway. flattaway said construction of such a facility would rule out the need for purchase of a building for a proposed courthouse annex in South Seminole County. "It's a very viable alternative," the said, the present Jail is crowded past itcapacity of 87 inmates. proposed courthouse annex is working with Commissioner Sidney Vihlen Jr. to try to come up with some type of solution to the problem Exact cost estimates for the proposed Judicial-Jail complex were unavailable, but offi Judges woWd be housed in the same structure a ouoot CheO down on amoun t f be sang ford and any facility which might be con. structed at Five Points. The proposal was made after the com ImMon ruled out a referendum in March to ask the voters for doUars to construct a new Jail According to Jail Adniinistrator George oudfoot, additional space will be needed in the future to house the county's prisoners. on weekends and some ottwir times. Proudfoot One solution Vililen Is pressing for is lease of Building 310 at the Sanford-Central Florida irport. Vihlen has contacted airport officials andthecomInisslonerhopesforsomety pe o( answer this week or next. The conunission has attempted to lease Building 310 for three - - - - - story of Records - - sites At present. Proudii said the building is rotting" It Building 310 is unavailable, it will be up to Vihlen to come up with a liiablelternative. push for a referendum in September to ask voters for money to build a new jail Twice voters have rejected additional taxes for Commissioner Richard Wiffiam favored rendum, while Com argi mortar facility at Five Points. Proud(oot presented a report outlimng confiscated b - -- ______ _____ _____ - _________- , continue negotiations for Building 310 And, if he is unsuccessful, he says he wifl push for a referendum in September. taken from victims of The at. T th the Jun:n Page X=- & I, --- - - - -P IV - - --- -.: - - -- i- ;~A* s go !\1 Ard The1lock Bridge Calendar "It was an excellent tour SUi4 wUC J a c k Horner, executive of NCR Corp expeastead growth In our hIpIthl Employing or 600 persons Obituaries with a floor area of 150,000 Included in the list of Sports A 2-B r7 . lB 2B 2B .,....,.. Television Seminole (bgnitaries taking the tour ui - - - - S-A 7A -- 6-B were Sanford Mayor Le women lB Moore, Chamber President John Carlit, Jim Daniel of the Tuesdays high 67, today's aring %isitor passes and Seminole County Industrial low 44. guided by company executives. Authority and Seminrte lostly lair and a little cooler the 20 %isitors spent two-anda. Cortimunity College President tonight. In the mid 40%. hlf hours exploring virtuaflv Earl Weldon. Pcrtl) cI0udY and mild urs with highs it, tht building, including computer the building in Octrber, 1975, uppe It 60L Variable motly Turing SctI FJectnks plant yeskrday we (from kft), Gaett White, Jamcg Ryan, Plant Mange r G E Weichin, John hilereer, Don Reynolds and Robert[fall, director of pitre.hasing for the firm. (Iferald pboto by Bill Vincent, Jr.) -- dtacks. director of the Greater Sanford Comics Seminole County banking. Chamber of Commerce. Crossword government and business 'Questions were asked Editorial !eJç Tuesday tour ed the regthngUiie importao( the 4r Abby newly completed facilities of planitothearea and we offered Dr. La mb the Scott Electronics Division our se r1ces to th y hlorosopt em s-Tiare feet. the plant is reached by a short four lane roadway adjacent to the Lake Slary interchange of Interstate-4. ____ qT - :' Four persons were arrested it, Bart on in con. area ' ______ 4 officers of the Florida Department of law Enforcement while other items VIP's - Items believed used by terrorists %ho ha%e struck In Central Florida over the past seilieral weeks In the meantime, Viblen says he will 11% SCOTT ABhLthlALS Hcraid(orrrsnondent r -- - h1ng Derby, %vhlch %H1 be field bere Feb. 14. March 14. Anglers are hopeful of a good shad ma for the Derby, which co-sponsored by The Evening Iferald and the Greater Sanford Chamber f Commerce. See story Page A. - - - All Is In readiness for the annual Shad rm ' • partserics dealing with you and votw Income taxes on Page A today's Evening lierald. to El ectronicsFi . — ihien said yesterday the alternati ve such alternatives as a faeflity constructed by the port authority, a $750,000 pre-fabricated building, SIA-million structure at Five Points and a $2.3-3.5-million "primary" fc lity, also to be located at Five Points. Vililen rtded cut aly proposal which would v Proudfoot said, and rented for $50,000 a year.in ol ve the port s - Itemizing your Income tax deductions could satlie you a lot ars, but residents have tarried down any proposaI to locate a ail at the airport. [loth Proudfoot and Vililen say the structure at the airport would be ideal for housing minimum security prisoners. The building could be renovated for 00,000, lie said he Im - r %IcNni:J(: will represent the The section otf First Street Corporation at a meeting of the from Sanford Avenue to Oak local legislati v e delegation (Continued Page 3-A) consction of a new Jail Area hi hopes the county may ge t money next year. llie gr an ts are dol ed out by the federal department of housing and Urban Development (HUD). Commissioner harry - -- - cDonald to chair a committee Management to conduct a one. to meet with representatives of m unth historical survey in the legal firm of Stenstrom, Down town Sa nf ord and make Davis and McIntosh to prepare application for listing on the for DowntownSanford I f;,4UQ -11-9- ff - - president at Flahip Bank of backer Jeno Paulucci, and a - Dowmtown Development Corpandatil officers Include (seated) Sara Jacobson, chairman; Tom Points rather than follow through with a Sanford Commission Harry Kwiatkowski said he would support a judicial-Jail complex ,in lieu I I - - Sanford. Edmonds is executive historical vice president at First Federalof downto area Sendriole, Downtown Sanford. The board today voted to MISS Jacobean is president of enter into negotiations with two In teriors by Sarja, Sanford employes of the State De '- said the county could save a miflion dollars by commission chairman noted the county. 1-20 . • - membersp committee She Miss Jacobson appointed Archi ves, IV Midway area is in _________ Mail hi ('I of a South Seminole annex" Kwia tk owski whichtonlonerswerckjng amethod to relieve overcrowding at the county Jail in should tr again. Ile said Kercher should concentrate on applying for money to combat sub. standard housing and a nt I threat to health, safety and /e - -... Gib Edmonds, treasurer. staffing; 10cation of the new McDonald is president of The Ci ty Ha ll development of a Aba tract Corporation, San10 community center as proposed . Springfield is vice by Downtown Development ______ definite!'" the county _WS 4 POT. ..-.. .- McDonald, vice chairman; chairmen of committees to deal Kwiatkowski said iirnoost AM -. Janice Springfield secretary, with by-laws; personnel and form that its impossible to one of the witnesses indictments "are A Z Thursday evenirig at -Utanionte rd of directors. poration's intention to apply for In accepting the chair- the formation of an manship, Miss Jacobson Improvement Au thoty. dispelled speculation that e Miss Jacobson appointed would apply for the full-time, board member Glen cCall paid position of executive chairman of a fund raising and The defense attorneys also Two Seminole County commissioners Thesiay proposed construction of a multimillion dollar Judicial-Jail complex at Five Points. of some dirt roads That will not be done ei ther, according to Kercher. Kercher said Midway area residents were " very disappointed" that the grant money (ailed to materialize. Garry Twdeau by T K R Mudles in the money, thus the study wU1 not be done. Also slated for Midway under the grant was paving eta_ ____________ ______ combining the judiciary and a Jail at Five substandard Midway area. but Kercher _ 4 pubtfr meetings. Herald Staff Writer growth rate areas and I disease is caused by abrelief from L Dopa but normal functions within the despite the popular reporting brain Remember the brain is of its miracles, it is not in a giant switchboard for all our dicated except in sJected functions from thought to cases In fact it is dangerous movement inpaticntswithheartdisease The cha nges in the brain irregularities of th e heart or . F reenian is accnsed of aiding By FD PRICK Kercher said the areas of avaiinble grant money , said DDC lleldStaIfWter City Hall. He will pent to Sara Jacobson, formerly legislators Sen. John Vogt executive director of the Cocoa Beach,Sen Wion Downtown Development (I-Coma Beach), Rep. Robert Council, was today elected Hattaway (D Altamonte chairman of the new Downtown Springs, Rep Vince Fechtel De v elopment Corporation (H Leesburg) the Cor. •I___ • investigator Jack ft Fulen. that one of the ionspiracy Kercher the okay to apply son's disease is mostly symp. tomatic or su pporti v e. The goal is to relieve muscle spasm and maintain mobility. ficat and massage help to re lieve painful muscle spasms or ps. Some1 tienU get dramatic being whisked to and from the cour. Five' Points Suaaested As Jail Com ex areas where there Is an imminent threat to the health, safety and welfare of citizerts. Last year county officials applied for $120,000 for may be seen in a little stke He The Seminole County Commission Tuesday ga v e County Planner Wdliarn V"&-or any evidence of a disorder of circulation to the brain. as of pre-trial doeKii0orts. Grant by Dick Tumor The treatment of Parkin 71A Today include - WISH ID - •-.--- Vihlen Presses Locating Facility At Airport County Seeks questions CARNIVAL defendant ----- Sunshine Law %iolates con- wider were sworn. Ile argiied counts in the indictment stitutional rights of freedom of that the in- ., --quires all grand against the three defendants is secn and isunbay jury witnesses be sworn before "de f ecti ve." housing, poverty, high become disabled after the on the head The characteristic tremor is of th e hand with a TUMBLEWEEDS • -......... (I)- ___________ troversial $517,000 countY has asked also for Immunity than a political hatchet job on purchw of 103-arres in south from prosecution for any Public official." minok for use as a clay pit perjury she may have cons The defense aisocislmediat In a hearing Tuesday a! nthted the indictments failed to set ternoon defense attorneys Brock said there is no forth any alleged dates of argued that the Florida e vid ence that two persons meetings that allegedly "Government in the Sunshine" whose taped statements ere %iolated the Sunshine law law is tirin)nstitutional. played for grand jurors by State Assistant State Atty. James NewTuan Brock, attorney for Atty. Abbott flerring's chief Figgatt admitted in the hearing Most require 10 to 20 years to set of the disease Is fir3t noticed. So, I am very skeptical that Your mother is suddenly old or that her disease itself has really Incapacitated her this soon. assuming that the diagnosis Is correct. commonly cause tremor, of either the hand or foot or even refusing to answer questions by years is considered unusual has a slight tremor in her leg jury during its four week probe ioners to abort a COU- ss that partners one-heart bid his hand was DOONESBU - • A grand jury indictment charRes that Spaziano troom via the passageway. 'JI'- Jr as county corn- county government have now attacked the indictments as mission chairman were taken the Fifth Amendment in lie was sevenflycraiciized for responding twai spades to his 5 A remains. Vihien sons I '4THO - st BY JEAN PATTESON hlsjobascounty attorney as County Attorney and Sidney of alleged wrongdoing - in between age 50 and 65 and the. disease progresses slowly. A case where the patient be. comes disabled within five and has gotten herself into a complete panic and depression over this. She is afraid to go out of the house alone and worries constantly that she'll become a burden for the family. - O TO Ofty 010 — V - I which the selection of Freeman Most cases are first evident in excellent health and always kxked much younger than her vears. Now suddenly she is assuming the role of a very old woman. Is It possible that this disease could become acute this Jckly. ft DEAR Parkin % k -" associated t his newspaper. P0 Box My mother has always been FRANK AND_ERNEST_ - killed M To Chair The indictments aiso center defense attorneys in the taking prepare a defense for vial Once you go past game you singleton is in partner's suit than Parkinson's disease. including so-called senile tremor that is not Parkinson's disease? My mother, age 65, has been diagnosed s being in the ear ly stages of this disease. She OF DISTRICT six 0;THM NOW FOIRMS AN ACROWM, CLEAR liAMES'Twe INITI" OF WWCW FORM A WORVIF ;im 40 HY WKAT IS THE PRESENT NAE NOThENAME WE HAVE deputies uncovered bones Rutberg sail two persons who advise county commissioners did appear before the grand at times other than just in on the Oct. 14 vote by com- * f sworn statements a pearing in and abetting the two coornperson 1ointes state laws on inisoners but he says that's Dec. 16 in connection with ngs in # caused by many things other with any muscle rigidity or muscle weakness. Parkinson's disease and its tremor is not caused by DEAR DR. LAMB by Bob Montana £ ne most important part of bid, but we would only resslan, bidding should take pond one spade We only have place below the game level. !4 high-card points and our changes elsewhere in the .r7; ___ Kwiatkowski. decided. only one feature 13 noted, and it is true that the tremor can be in the leg. Tremors can be boodv One simply doei not have gout with a completely normal uric acid level. provided Yo rk NY 10019 1el Hatthay and harry without the persons making the A AK832Vx 4 AKxxx&x your ARCHIE detailed ho teams The trio as indicted tiy the SemlnoleCountyGrandJuryon grand Jury proengs mond lead. North can't do that sone passes and e%ery iflR IS sweetness g It Is sometimes hard to d iag nose particularly when variant of osteoarthritis idegencrative arthritis) This arthritic hange is C particula rlyat to oc cur in women and may not be related to severe arthritic _________ . - -. - -:. Harberts on or about Ang. G 1073 but she as kiHed. orer partial covering of iac Security as paztano trial again lids it y wit), Plainclothes deputies using a handheld The first body, later identified as Miss Harberts metal detector to search persioins entering the b efl ta l records, was unclothed and both forea courtroom and the lower jaw were missing, Werhner said. Circuit Judge Robert McGregor has banned all The second body still hasn't been identified. c4loneras and television video equipment from the Werliner said investigators disomvered two lower sc - Ond floor of the courth0 u e so uth win her ja" Wnes in separate locati( )ns within 35 feet f thc' the trial is being held. Cameramen have a1w first body. Portims of a skull, he said, were found in been barred from a stairweU that connects to a an excvat area near th e fiat body The ir passageway from the adjacent co un ty il where body's skull Was found with the decomposing SPzianO Is being field during trial re(:esm. The John Brioner of Eatoontifle testified Tuesday about scattered within 35 feet of the first bod South does have ar. ex cellent simple bid at his dis The muscles become in spindle shaped fingers The a s Heberden s node as ANY BITES, aiIano sat at the defense table annmg pre Writ deposition tcstLnony by witrw.&s,. as Werliner were found on Aug. 22, 1973. indictments against County indictments on the grounds that Freeman "can't be guilty of Attorney Thowas G. Freeman tape recorded stattements these clwges because of the and Count) Commissioners play e d for the grand jury attorneyllent reLationship" Both vulnerable fingers known as "pill roll ing PRISCILLA'S POP Van flock said Spazial)0 611ce resided in a trailer near w he re th e decomposed bodies of two women taking to diamond tricks against him flow can he find out if his partner can conic to his re.wue In that quit' Blackwood II help him if Nor th holds king small or a singleton there he can handle the second da 108732 VA KQ 7 an Joint but certainly it is WAS WIN -KING 0P 'vE Ibis morning's trial proceedings began wlth testimony from Seminole Sheriff's Sgt. flerb Hartley and former sheriff s evidence technician C. W. Werhner on color photogniphs Lken at the opening County Court Judge Wallace Attorneys J. Cheney Mason testifying before the jury, Hall said th is that he and herald Rutberg, The State Attorney's office will le sometime this af. representing Freeman and shouldknowbetterthantoellcit ternoon on defense motions to Hattaway, concurred with rank hearsay testimony to the dismiss misdemeanor Sunshine Brock's attack on the hiw. They grand Jun," Brock charged Law violation and conspiracy also sought thnsal of the Mason also argued that posal Ile bids rive spades' A 9BA32 SOUTH ID) •94 ARE to the wooded Werliner testified that remains of a seicond body were found under th: first after the ine ism issa Mot*ions Consiu t~ lt ()%S l I) and JAtf JA(Ult blood test shows no sign of gout w hy ouldthcrestillbea BLONDIE ... s _____________________________________________ - : murder trial of former motorcycle gang member statement that 17-year-old Tony Dilisio, son of Joseph "Crazy Joel, Spaziano. Maitland Marine owner Ralph Nlisio, is expected tote tify thaIt SPaziano took him to the dump where Sp"ano is accused in the Aug. 1973 death of ir" year-old Orlando hospital clerk 1-gura Lynn flar- 1w saw I mutilated NAY, K irkland told reporters bore the second day of th, ! Spiaziano trial started an hour late that d rather you mtI?n 'r challenging enterprise this coming year that you would not e attempted previously. Take a long-range view. Build been reluct, nt pro lefil to tackle won't prove all that your foundations carefully. A with Broner and two Youths, saw a body and no ified Altamonte Springs police. berts, whose decomposed body was found at an Wegal trashdump off SR-431 at Altamonte Springs. 1976 finding a body at the dump and tiefling Eatomille lice Chief Orlando attorney •dward Kirkland said today ix that the defem%e "wifl rely on the weakness of the men and six women — on Tuesday, Assistant State state's ease as our defense" In the first-d eg r e e Atty. Claude Van Hook said m his seeds for it future yield. VIRGO 2e t 22) firm but fair in fioncial ciUti you nego t iate odt Everyone should come out smiling if you do. B Lrence F t amb, M 0 / I - there will be no surprise witnesses. Ile said the efense istneware tec mol,y expected from all state's wi sses. mormng 9 - I - v by Stoffel & Heimdohl KERES MY 57 56 - BUGS BUNNY - HY 11011 LWYD fleraldtaff Writer - L -. - needed. It will be like pLanting - - - HANDLE han yesterday.(lean u p matters left hanging. ACCREDITATION / . - - - 30 - - . fl 35 I Officers Testify On Dump Murders instruments ____ MEET DR. CC Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents wi sL jg Poison 53 Alleviate 54 Meadow 55 Philippine %*eetsop 56 Musical sytimbits r r - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 68th Year, No. 130—Wednesday, January 21, 1976 Bedding for — C 21 M statesman F I F ti ByBERNICEBEDFOSOI 41 Tiger, for one - areas and component tting Thole La ke Mary building is 40 mp laboratories. 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And th F ort lauderdale, Miami and lioll)ood Most of promised the tickets ould be part of the package' them )'ot their rooms and aporthUon but at sd he ound up paying another $60 0 abo% e list morning e ere told the Ucke -thgr), hounded trael agen from 1ttsburgh, price to a scalper outside the Orange Bowl ou1d be asUng for us on the bus to the game" w + II But there were no Ucke and the tour compin pollcesav fa ho learned chocU) before the tbuxgh 'ican't beliee Ime all the wa from Toronto, and claiming to be asciated with InternaUonal Dallas game that the) had no Uckets - I I packagetourtosouthFl I go a 2 1 / 1 g a II '- + - - - - - -_______ ______- - -- ° a - - IIeraldStaffritcr - the profit to help college education for his sink, pius a cheerful ne inl floor Cal s sll as tested r ' tount CornnlLcsioner Sidne) _________ m I 1 iint nd a general - - -- -- with County Jall Administrator -._-_ -_- r ArnurnlThr( Io(k Iii1 / I 2 a 4 A parents, 12.year.old sister, With no evious cx rienc _______ (omirs g m w I 4h1 F ditorla) -r [lie) t to ork - firsi on the [rh paint inside md oW (S A reception for group kaders to MOTHERS' MARCH the annual Mah of Des Mothers' Msh agatost bEh deets for funds to erect a new jail kH Fom I cii, william P l}er, count) chafan, Mrs repairs the Photo h) Bill incent Jr t Smith, chaIan of the march, Fri hxes to set fliofle) to build - - - - last sear rejted a proposal b - I - - t Sports forts to locate additional space I r - ___ ) I a - > I Z / - I - - tilin1' mmd tIriht Uattlng %f;1'J vi•:u Sunday shigh 46 TodaYs Io F'air through Tuesday with a Seminole County $80,000 ibrector, said loss of the b'll will \ udar fence Pruides fIloflC\ used Prtcefltb to IU) cot CF i\ fflOflC) b about 10 predcnt's action, Bedsoit iid the bill also fight the Ford veto, the tab for the worker's sala'. towdIr, And Vihlen says The coriunission expressed flu lotn of additional space has hI"'uer off i however, county officials are inure than 1300.000 yearly, emrrgency health services and Congress sas discarded in the' iiioney was budgeted this ear for county govcrmiien( this Ne light Iixturcs.abathroom _____ _______________________________________ I_II _____________ _________ ______ _ ___ hour d I ' toni hi •See J:I: page 3A 1 - (1arIcs and Co. ,iu1crniied dint: for on.the.Job training are four or five months away. thi kitn b' istahling nu [Wugriuns In Seminole (ount) (ailing the bill 'inflationr) _ -- - - ________ -- _ __________ --- - -- - ThePackageWasTooGoodToBeTrue' _____ - ' - -- =u- ,=, -- - - --;r-- - =-----' - -- ' ------I-------- -=--- - - - ------- ----'-- - - ' - - -- - --'- - f-- - - ='- - - --- - Cmit'niion Chairman Michael The theory is that if an eni. ii money t'an't be found, iIi'taa asked the torn ploer i SUi(IifliI or a sorhers tili k laid oil - --- -- -- -,v' - -- - - -'' -- - - -- __ - -_________ (tontinued - - --- - -- ---- =' r- ?age 2 A) - -- - - •- --- - fi'-- - - :_ -- �- = ..1,, . -; .-" - -,- t fl__ - - .L -.4J'k.= i2=- _____ ?A — Ever1ing Herald, Sanford, FL Monday,_ian. 19, 1976 :. -' ' r1 - .. r:-- - .-- b I I t--. . , a :' ,•., . I r ;f •, _ NATiON _____ ..' ' I 1'J'BRIEF ___ _______ 'I!, Lie Detector Tests May Be Introduced MN FI(ANC!SCO tAP) .4: - ______ ___ . ___________ __ ___________ _____________ ________ _________ -- --- .j.. .... __ .. - _____ I ( With her trial a week away, Patricia Hearst's attorneys today may try to Introduce _________ '5 the rul oF a lie detector test to suort her contention ___________ ________________ that death threats (ored her to rob a bank, according to a published report. _____ Wayne Smith, an associate of defense attorney F. Lee ' _____ Bailey. would not confirm or deny on Sunday the New .1-'--•.. York Daily News report. "It's all being coordinated in San Francisco and will be ________________________________ _________________________ released Monday," he said. smith a!so said the dcfcrc plans to file new mUon u limit or prevent further interviews by Dr. Harry Kozol of Boston, a prosecution psychiatrist who Miss Hearst ------------------claims drove her to tears. — ________ _________ __________ _______ ___ _ -- _________ I __________ - t _____ . _____ .i "The motions will be based on Kozol's background and why the prosecution selected hint. I think you're going to eaIotofsurprises,"Srnithsaidinatelepbejnterije. from Boston. Sinatra May Be Called WASHINGTON (API _____ _________________________________________ Betty Sehardkn and Sharon Palmer rrc'eFve their high school diplomas from Dr. Ned Johnsoa, DIPLOMAS A _____ ____________ dilTetor of adult and continuing education at Seminole Community College, in the first formal graduation ceremonies in the General E4lucatlnn Development (GEB, program at the school V/A RD E) Saturda'. Some 1(E3 adults received their diplomas In the exercises. In the six years the program hu been ongoing, l8OOadulLs have received high school diplomas _________________________ — The Senate intelligence corn. Sinatra to testify about the relationship of President John F Kennedy, Judith Campbell Ever and mobster Sam (;&mcans, "I think the committee will be asked when it meets" to consider calling Sinatra as a witness, a cninittee source said Sunday night. The panel is scheduled to meet Mrs. Exner has said Sinatra introduced her to Kennedy and to Giancana and John Rossetli, another under-world figure. IN WASHINGTON AP — President Ford is expected to emphasize domestic issues, such as the battles against inflation and recession1 when he reports to Congress tinight on the State of the Union this Bicentennial year. The President will addre a joint session of Congress andanationalelcvisionaudienceat9pIf)T Democratic leaders in Congress already have served notice that they have some basic disagreements with Ford over economic policy. Those policy disputes are expected to figure prominently In thIs year's election (1eites. ________________________________________________ To I t'J BRIEF BEI1WT, Lebanon APj — Moslems called for all-out holy war against the Chrlstans In l..ebanon today in the wake of Moslem Premier R.ashid Karami's resignation. "Believersarecalleduponbyth2irreiiIousdutyth flsc in ar-mi for jihad (holy war) to defend their attacked brethren," the muzzeins shouted through bullhorns at dawn I rom their needle-shaped minarets. Lebanese Moslems and Palestinians raged through the reported 102 more persons killed in the city and its suburtxi India Ends Mine Rescue NEW DELHI, India (AP) The Indian government suspended recover)' operations at the flooded Chaal.a mine indefinitely today after the first reconnaissance teams found no Indication that any of the 372 miners buried more than three weeks ago were still alive, The teams went down to the mine's first tier, 500 feet below the surface, and found three bodies, a skeleton and - the mine in northeast India said hip-deep water and poor ventilation made it doubtful that the search for bodies Bo 's / n d i\r ro viS re H I s (i a rn e . every species of animal that Michigan, and 200,000 in "gets the hunter closer, in- said. "It has to be sharp." exists, Bear has hunted, killed Pennsylvania," said Bear. volves more risk, offers a The Bear broadheath are FOR SEMiNOLE COUNTY, Pdo, 0)0 llnterstate 1), all I,' Section FLORIDA, 20, TOwnip 21 South, Range ?9 CIVIL ACTION No, 7 za1.cAfl.0 East Fred Bear Museum, In ahead of the gun hunting bigger thrill, especially when ground to knife-sharpness, and H. STEWART, His Wife', the S'OUthw,jt Quarter (LESS Grayling, with his prize season, and lasts longer, you take a good trophy." tric PIaintitf fitted with extra "bleeder" North IOCS I? feet thereof) lying vs trophies, taken from all over because they take less game, Continuing, he said, "It was a blades to make an X-shaped East of the East rlgt of way Inc of the world, lAMEs R K NA PTON AND State Ro&d No 400 (Interstate 4). Bear explained. Bow hunting blow to my father when I gave cut. Bear killed his elephant VIOLET N, KP4APTON, His Bear's growing up years were can be dangerous, as the bow is up guns. Hut then he tried with one such arrow, He tias Defendants ALSO The South 223 feet of the west Half of the Northwest Quarter NOTICE OP ACTION spent in the Cumberland a deadly weapon, and the prey bowhunting, and at age 65, won proved his product is good, by i. of the Southeast Quarter, all in Valley, in Pennsylva,ija, his must be approached much the National Indoor Male goingoutfnthefieldandkilljng TO VIOLET N. KNAPTON Section ii, Township i South. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN father hunted with guns and he closer than with a gun. Ranges East Matches, and at 68, got his first every type oF known animal, in YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED AND ALSO Lots4, 3, 6, 11,74,35, passed his love of hunting on to Bear's dream of acquiring a deer!" an action to foreclose on that front of motion picture certan and 33 (LESS: The East ISO feet mortgag, dated June 11, 197) of his son. In 19Z3, young Bear left lion as a trophy was finally l3ear recalled the first animal cameras. Lots 74. 73, 32 and 33 an4 the East and recorded in Official Recorils home to seek his fortune In realized in June, 1965. "1 was on he ever hunted and killed with a feet of the South 355 feet of Lot Ecology minded, Bear has BOOk NO. Page $41. Of Pu. Public 5),isAND The North 1% Ieet of Lot 10, Detroit, and "be a part of the safari along the Save River, In gun records of Seminole County, all a rabbit, and it was a only gone after trophy animals, in HUDSON PAR)', as recorded FlOrIda, on Vihlen says now that automotive industry," he said, Mozaznbique, In Africa. We had rabbit with his first bow and At his home in Grayling, many property, the following dIscribed r Flat Book "statistics show holding I, Page 0, PubIc to wit: In 1927, Bear saw a film, been out ttu-ee weeks, and I had arrow kill, He (toes not hunt for wild animals abound, and he Records of Seminole County, The NOrth 170 feet oi Airport Faci ity Sought As Jail males. At times, especially on q Lot 3. Fiorja. and safety problems." Arrow In Alaska," made by AJI bull with horns that spread 46 hunting for deer. thngs. lie is the founder of the The commissioner said Young, a pioneer bow hunter of inches. I counted him among "Bowhtmting is a fine fa;nily Freil Bear Sports Club, with ni.ates exceed the capacity, Sanford Jail has ever jeopar. interested and started making more than 30 years of prices of bows and arrows are The eight original members according to Proudfoot. dized the safety of citizens due bows and arrows fot myself, in bowhunting." available today. "We used to included Walt Cunningham and Proudfoot said leasing to location of the facilities, my basement workshop. After hAlter, during the same hunt, use exotic tropical wood, but Joe Engle, astronauts, along building 310 is the "best" Proudfoot agrees with Vihlen actually meeting Art Young, I Bear got his prize trophy; a 10 today, use only hardrock with William Shatner and solution to overcrowding at the that building 310 is the ideal reall' got stc'nine 4 up on the foot lion. weiithlnit 4(0 riundc ruuin!,' 'fl,, ),j,,)u,. .. .. I t....I ........ ,.,- .... the Piat thereof as recorded In PIat SO feet Of tflp West Pjatf of tN Ncr of 'he Public thwesl Quarter of Inc Soutuieasl Records of Seminole County, Quarter CA Saction Ii, To*nship 71 road, lying East of the Creek, South 723 feet thereof) lying South of has been filed against you and YOU the Southerly right ot way line ot required to serve a copy of ycajr Stat, Road P40 436, all lyng and wrItten defenses to if, U any, on being In Semunut, County, Florida CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Plaintiffs, whose andr is at, Book 1, Page are tOO, i - ' SAVE --- - ( MIAMI lAP) About 7O,O00of the 420,000 condominium units built in Florida during the most recent reak'.tatc are sitting empty, says a study by the Florida Board of Business Regulati - AREA DEATHS 'People who didn't know Fort Lauderdale from Pumpkin Corners were building or financing apart. mnents," says Torn hiornar, president of th American Savings and Loan Association of Miami Beach, J Iors prices on GE *0' ivugrant Bill Planned CeimI Air 1 TAlJhjAEE (APi Rep. Steve Pajcic, 1 Jacksonville. says he will sponsor a bill guaranteeing collectivo-bargaining rights to Florida migrants. "Farm workers have always been left out of everhing when It comes to their rights," Pajcic said. "This bill would extend to them the rights to organize and bargain collectively and to be protected from unfair labor prac. - S . - average of three people live in each aparlment one gets a good idea of how large a segmt of the state's population is housed in thousands of condominiurus, Conditioning lie said that harmony bctwccn (attn workers and growers through collective bargaining is the best way to keep florida's produce flowing to millions of tables. WEATHER Canada Hails Satellite CAPE CANAVERAL (APt "It was a great thrill to see such a magnificent Launch," a Canadian official said after a joint American.Canadian satellite was launched despite high winds. Dr. John Chapman, assistant deputy minister of the Canadian Department of Conuntmications said that comniunicatmns experiments will start May 23 after the 1,500-pound Cormnunjcations Technology Satellite is tested. -- - -- . __ ___________________________ First Of A Five-Part Series .'-. -.. -. 3 --- C 5cr' 'lax ( red it R u Ies iffect iA I I pm Vrgil Bryant otf:catng under is the first in a series of Ike froni income for people who indiviefuals who employ such residences up to a maximum of to upper lOs south except in the articles Your Itemize. The credit also applies people on a substantially full- $2,000. The portion of the put- 60s o'er the north portion Income entitled Taxes.""You They'and stere for each deduction, time basis can be eligible for a chase price applicable to the Thursday. ssrltten to help taxpayers pre'—Retirement income credit, tax credit equal to 20 per cent of pare their 1975 tax returns. tax credit is reduced by the This one amounts to Tomorrow's tides: Daytona a mnii'x- wages paid in the first year of profit on the sale of the house Beach — High 10:30 am. and inmun of $229 off the tax bill of employment, The provisions you might have moved out of. 10:31 p.m. Loss 3:36 a,m. and By 6. DA%'II) WAI.LACE single persons and $457 off for are complicated enough that a And if you're audited, the IRS Associated Press Writer 4:05 p.m. Port Canaveral married persons who received ('heck with the IRS might be a will expect you to have certifi- high 9:39 n.m. and 10:05 p.m. WASHINGTON CAPt This a pension, annuity or income good idea if you think you qual- cation from the builder that the Loss 3:27 a.m. and 3: p.m. is the year of the tax credit, from a retirement investment, ify. construction on the house start- hlayport — high 2:49 a.m. and introducing an element of con- This is one which can be con—New home purchase credit. fusion which will affect every ed before March 26 and other 3:45 P.m. IAiss 9:32 am. anc fusing, so the IRS will compute The credit is 5 rx'r c-tnt of the rt'qutrt'tjieflts were met. 9:56 p.m. American taxpayer and even the credit and an)' tax due for some citizens who don't pay tax people who file a return with and have never filed a return Just the basic raw information. before. --Earned income credit. This You might be able to claim a one can be up to $400. Since it tax credit thi5 year if you: was designed to encourage —Purchased a new home, people who qualify For various —Contributed to a political govermllent aid payments to campaign, get a job, the credit applies only —Set up your own pension to u ages, salaries and other plan. Income from work, interest on —Earned less than $8,000. a savings account, for example, —Received income from a re- (loe't qualify, Other credits tirement plan. only reduce your tax bill, If you —Employed a welfare don't owe any taxes, the credit recipient, doesn't do you any good, Hut —Are alIve and breathing. this one not only reduces your J Mortgage Loans and Other 1j______ Tax credits aren't new. But a tax bill, if you don't owe an)______ Liens on Real Estate ........I host of new wrinkles in the tax money yet still have an earned 5 law has broadened their appli. income credit, the government cation, pays you that allow-it, All Other Loans ................1,078,508 A tax credit reduces your taxes due. That provides some The credit is available to Real Estate Owned and m advantages over the deductions wage earners who have at least approach, which reduces your one dependent child and had ;i Judgment ....................1,099,408 income on which the tax is salary of $8,000 or less. You computed. Loans and Contracts made to mu.st file to receive any money For one thing, tax credits are tinder the credit. This is another Facilitate Sale of Real Estate , _,,,J proportionately more beneficial one the IRS will Compute fur than deductions to people at the YOU. I Inwr nrtl nf •hn in1,,,'., ,,,-.-.t, Cach nn H,ind ,,n,4 in IT QAQ '377 J4uIc. IJOIIP,) —Indis idu ii retirement i -_____..._..._...........J it) tI. Ifl r ni •,v - ____ _____ I -- -- Funeral Home, 311 S Main St. Gainesville WELLS, MRS. NETTlE— Funeral Services fer Mrs e Wells. 73, of 7777 'iiarc,ssus Ave. Sanford, who died Sunday, will be held at 11 a m Wednesday at flrisn Funeral Home with Rv, Kenneth Miller of Community UnitCd Mtit Church cA ficiating. assisted by Mr Homer Mitler, Burial in Highland Memory Garcins Forest City flrn Fun,'rai AS SETS STATE M EN T '=•'' '4 III'.UIIIL 2 -1 ' '. , ----'-.' ''"''"''" . , ______ ___________________________________________________ A$ k 6eorge c . 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Monday, St. Martin were injured when Front county jail on bond, disorderly con 1uct, resisting arrest records as bartender at Srtanburg, an Amtrak passenger train S.C., was Deputy Butcher arrest with violence and theSafariClub, US. 17-92, Fern ansted on a rircuit court struck a car driven by Default was treatedHoward at FloridaC. Hospital resisting arrest without Park, was released on $250 bond bench warrant charging Sheriff's investigators have at the Palmetto Ave. crossing North for a rib injury, deputje violence, lie posted a btiIietj throughout the east of SR.V, Lengwood. bonj (in a charge of principle of first- po&scsion of a stolen motor said, followinp the altercation South for a 1976 Catjillac sedan Thejon houston, 24, degree in prostitution. The northbout train hit the at Club 436, Lake howell Road, Channel St., Oviedo, posted vehicle and possession of stolen in the weekend robber)' rent of the auto, according to on Saturday, Carolyo Ann hall, 18, of controlled substance, Clary is of a south Seminole ilian in reports, and hurled the vehide ,100 bond on charges of Winter Park, listed as a dancer beingheldincouflt) . jaj without which a ski-masked bandit also approximately 75 feet. Butcher was responding to a assault and battery, disorderly at the club, posted $250 bond on bond, took Jewelry and a pistol, all complaint (hit a man had been conduct, resisting arrest with a charge of offering to commit Escapee Caught 'alue(I at L19,250. struck in the mouth In the bar violer.e and resisting arrest prostitution. Sanford police today reported with a shotgun by another man. without violence, deputies said. Detective Robert Simmons that a 17-year-old Sanford Judy Elaine Landis, 19, of Arrested after the parking lot said today that Investigators juvenile ttho escaped from brawl were: Frank Itohinson, 40, of Goldenrod, occupation listed as hope that when the $10,000 police headquarters last week Oviedo Route Two, was held in "Professional entertainer" was Richard Minis, 27, of lieuofs1,looIfldonchargesof arrested at a motel on a ('adillac Seville sedan is found after being arrested in con- Ovie(Jo, on charges of disor- disorderly conduct, assault and prostitution it r will furnish leads in the case. nection with a series of (lerl)' charge and conduct, criminal batteryviolence. and resi.sting arrest released from county Jail on ' Francis 1. Veigle, 42, burglaries has been taken into mischief, assault and battery without reported that he returned to his custody and $250 bond. ( I mo 1,ake howell Lane another burglary.charged in and resisting arrest with Four Arrested Roxanne Ellen Ham,naker, violene. lie posted ,700 bond, residence early Saturday to be State Beverage Agents 19, of Goldenrod, listed as a Patrolsimrj Steven I). llarriett according to county jail booked four persons at county dancer, posted $250 bond I cunfrontj by a man wearing a said he was answering a I' on a call at records, hlack ski mask and wIelding a flex Bar, Sanford Ave., Jail alter weekend prostitution char;t . orinripal in first. Norman Junior Griffin, , arrests, dIuble.barrele(1 sawed-off Saturday night when he spotted of 432 Ford St., Altamonte degree in r)rostitutjon. shotgun, I Dav'tl flussel Gasso, 20, of [)rog Charges the juvenile in the bar and took Springs, was charged with Whliter Park, identified in The bandit, believed to hav, him into custody. been accompanie(l by another In other weekend arrests, two — man, escaped with tilt' new auto his siiuth Seminole men were possession three released (in $20,000 humid each mnd the jewelry and Vcigk"s screwdrivers and a newspaper __________________________________________________________ . after being arrested at pistol after binding the victim clipping of an article detailing °°' '"' and stripping him of personal his escape. i'tltainonte Springs by Sheriff's I vice .squad agents on drug " 'a icuvelr>', including a diamond lJN MAItY liE NET The juvenile was turned over children and three great. charges, ring valued at $32,000, deputies to state officials at the Sanford gran&hil(r-fl s.tid, Jeffery I4ee Bennett, 20, of 701 t Mrs. Man Wall Bennett, 96, Juvenile Detention Center after of 1014 'NE Third St., Johnson-hayes Funeral Post and Rail Road, Longwood, When one ring wouldn't come being charged with burglary of (',ainess'ill' (lied Saturday arrangements, Gainesville, In charge of was charged with sale of off the victim's finger easily, a pickup truck at a super- after an extended illness. She controlled substance: cocaine, possession of controlled sub. bandit produced a bottle of o(burglary tools and possession Va., moing to Gainesville from liquid dishwashing detergent of stolen property, and forced Veigle to use the and possession of narcotic Sanforti 10 years ago. She was Mrs. Nettie Wells, , Burglary Charge to rcmovc IIIC of 2727 parphernalia the widow of John C. Bennett, Narcissus Ave., Sanford, died Den Fleming Kirby, 22, of Sunday night, Lt. Ralph and was a resident of Sanford Sunday morning. Horn in 1022W, Notre Dame, Altunonte After Veigle termed Was tied up with Russell reported another for over 45 rears. She was a Menilce Count, Ky., she had Springs, was booked at count)' tiat oFficers )'earl(l Sanford juvenile boy17. mnemk'r • • , math" ropes, a pillow case"preWIS of as irst Presbyterian lived in Sanford (or tic Past 16 jail on the sune drug charges. charged with burglary of Church of Gaines1lie and was a years, moving here From put over his head before the Southern Natural Gas Co., 202 member of First Presbyterian Orlando, Pre-season savings She was shotgun bandit left the Sanfor(I Ave., after he was of Sanford for many rears, a S.C. Man Held January I to February 15 Presbyterian. resi(k'rIcc, accorilinu' to a found bleeding from a leg cut at Gerald Fay ('lary, 40, of sheriff's report. Survivors include a son, Survivors include a nearby shopping center. her __________________________ UaWCar Mishap Fr;tnklin 1), Bennett, of husband, Buford Wells, San. Rght now whii Our The youth was treated at (;aines'jllc daughter, Mrs. ford: son, Lennis Wells, JEANS & JACKS Inventor? is high it S the Tii in Like Mars' s'outiis were Seminole Memorial Hospital Margaret I). Jackson, Kenn- GarrcU, hod.: four daughters, HEADQUARTERS ltted satisfactry amid lair afltI I best osl timg for you to released, police said, sington, Md.: four grand. Mrs. Avis Warble, Strok, md., [EVI' f saveonanewGE Central coIition today at hospitals before being lodged in the _______________________ Mrs. Annis Popp, Jacksonville, Air Conditioning System following a trainar collision Juvenile Detention Center. WRANGLER Th Ambassador— GE S Stinilas' night at Longwood. Mrs. Wanda Wilson, l.t. htussell reported the gas LEE iit popular model— us on Casselberry, and Mrs. Janet Steven Itobert Default, 17, firm had been entered by __________________________ Welker, LaGrange, Ind,; sale at reduced prices from Army-Navy 2501 Byron Ave., was listed in breaking a bathroom window January Ito February 15 satisfactory condition in the and that blood was found inside brother, Asa Spencer, MltJ Surplus Ask us about other conSunday's high 46. Today's lois (Iletown, Ohio; 15 grandintensive care unit at Florithi the store, lie said a small donsing unit capacities & 310 SANFORD AVE. prices children: and six great- — hospital North, Altamonte amount of change was reported Fair through Tuesday with a grantictiildre Spring3. missing from the business, slow sarming trend. Highs Small Tractor, Small Price Donald St. Martin, 14, 226 E. Funeral services will be held Deputy injured 13 3Ohpdesel near 70 Tuesday, los tonight at 11 a.m,, Wednesday at Wilbur, was listed in fair Three Ovjdo and Altamonte tipper 30s to tosser lOs. Nor- Brisson Funeral hlonie. c KU01I condition in the pediatric in- Springs men arrested after a tht'ast stinds 10 to 15 miles per Call today fora tensive care unit at Florida Fight in a nightclub parking lot hour decreasing tonight. free estimate, hospital, Orlando, in which a Sheriff's deputy was ExTENIWo FORECAST Funeral Notices Police reported Default and injured have been released Wednerday through Friday ALL TEMP A ehanc'e of shossers Thurø1 SER VICE1 INC. BENNETT, MRS. MARY sday otherstise fair or partly WALL— Funeral ices for Hood Tractor Co. Mrs Mary Wall Bennett. 99., of clouds steather, Seasonal 644-6336 "14 N.E. Third St. Gainvitle, O'I Cue, Trill temperatures ssith losts mostly Oqla,do. Fla 72504 Puo dr' Saturday, will be held 117 MIenCIi.A V, lOs north and .s central and Tuesday at 2 , at the AItimo,,t1 Spr,nqj, FIa 32731 gmaveside Orli. interior south portion to the GOs in Evergreen Altasnons,spro,,* Since I0l" ,,, 4 Cemetery, Sanford. sth Rev 1)44 along the southeastern beaches — -- — Prest(jcnt Ford's proposal to hIke the Social Security tax will hurt wage earoers who can least afford it, says Penns)'jvjr1ia Coy Milton Shapp "ft will take hillIOfts of dollars out of the pockets of 'thierican consumers at a time when the economy will still be Far below the full employment level," Shapp said in a campaign speech Sunday, 'In plain terms, it is a proposal to slap new tues on those Americinq least able to afford them." The Democratic presidential conteIcr said the proposal would increase Social Security withholding to 6.15 per cent of Oui:ne for wage earners who make less than $16,500 in 1977, while those who earn $,00o would 'pay only 4.06 per cent, lie said those who made $&o,0o would pay only 2.03 per cent of their- income . Lebanese Premier Quits; Moslems Urge Holy War veniflg Hera, Sanfo, Ft. BOB l.l.OVI) herald Staff Writer BRIEF MIAMI i APt ' WORLD - Shops Raps Ford On Proposal '.' Ford To Address Congress --• #if Skj. Masked Bani (Z teals $39,250 p F'ida, Hial,ah, Florida, not later than the 1,70. 10th day of February, 1914, in default Publish: Jan. 19, 20, 31. 1976 "It's not all just turning keys cver)lhing he stood for. He of which said Complaint will be DEV-90 kids. They usually come froni ''Sometimes Its disheararni locking kids lip," said rather unattractive and he environments where there Is tening. You get a lot of returns, taken as confessed by yo' DATED t:i 9th day 04 January, Richard Galloway, youth knew it e never had a girl, all hostility or alcohol," he said. once in a while you have to 1970. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR community leader and recent his Family —even his cousins— THE CICHTCEUTH JUDICIAL "If a kid is uptight, break up a fight and manj tCirIt Co Scal Artlwjr H. B,ck*ith, Jr. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE child care worker for the had been in trouble. sometimes is just takes 30 or 45 times you find 17-ycar-olds Clerk of the Circuit Court COUNTY. FLORIDA. Seminole Regional Juvenile "The kid had tried minutes cii sitting in a hall By. Elaine RiCharØe CIVIL ACTION NO. 74ISCA OCE reading on a third grade level," IXtt'ntion Center. ever1hing, drugs, ever)Thing. letting him cry on your shoulder he said. Dewy Cleft 14() NAT I ON I U CEPTANCi COiiPO\Tl(jN PAUL 0 BLOCK. PA. 'I mean ou live, eat, sleep So I turned him on to religion, and get things off his chest," The rewards come from 11W Attorney for Piaintiff anl drink • with these kids, not that I'm religious, I'm not, Galloway said, Plantilt. ones you don't see coining back IllS East 4th Avenue '.ometimes (or 30 days. You get it was just sort of a last It requires homework to the center, or the ones you've Hialeah, FlorIda 330)0 ZACHARY 0 HOLLAND, JR ,ir'd close to them," he said. resort, .1 don't go around sometimes, like looking up the t.'ncouragedturead,oro (3m) 1154911 MARY * HOLLAND, nis w'f. ano By S PaW 0. Block DIVE'RSIFIED MORTGAGE & Galloway propped his head on preaching," Galloway said, youth's records or meeting his you feel you've helped by just Publish Jan 12, IC, 20, Feb. 2. 1970 REALTY CO a tripod of fingers, the thumb Galloway said he heard From parents during visiting hours, It listening to them, he said. PJV3 D'lcnints securely pressed against his the onth and though he's still helps to give insight on a youth NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS .1. "IjustlikehelpingpvjpIe and t.w, MORTO*0s fORECLOSURE NAME STATUTE th lndt.'A and forefinger gotten into some m'nor trouble, you're watching, Galloway ha'e always been interested Lit TO DIVERSIFIED MORTGAGE & TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN lightly stroking an imaginary he is still giving the religious said, Notice is hereby gIven that the REALTY CO youth work and criminology," line above his left eyebrow. route a try. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED The child care workers are said Galloway, who has studied undersigned, pursuant to the that an OCteOn to foreclose a mor lie described his past year's "FictItious Name Statute' Chapter The detention center's job not employed as counselors, the in the area. kSOC, Florida Statute, will register tgage on the following property in experience at the two-year-old description manual is cut and center employs others (Cr the with the Cler-t of th Circuit Court, In Seminole County, Florida But there is also another detention center, Lot 6, SAN LAN TA, THIRD dry about child care worker work. The care workers are ju.st personal interest that got him and for Seminole County, Florida, "Like there was this one kid duties. "Coordinates the care a First line of communication, into the field, said Galloway, upon receipt of proof of the SECTION, as recorded in Flat flock blicat of this notice, the tic- 13. Page 73, PublIc Records of that had been in three or four and cutody activities within an Galloway said. who grew up in Sanford, tltious name, to wit: RONALD .,. Seminole County, Florida times for robbery and auto assigned area," states the text. been filed aQanst you, and you ACKERBAUM, M.D., PA under "Back when Iwas growing u The center employs 12 child t)lcIt. They were sending him to which I am engag' in ,,sinns at •ItC reQuired to serve a copy of you' That means everything from care workers in 24 hour during the early 1960's, 1 was 401 East Semoran Blvd. In the City of eritten defenses thereto, it any Marietta uhe state's youth asserting the parents have been coverage of detainees whose OflC of those kids that I guess Alfarnonfe SprIngs. Florida. upon LEONARD V WOOD. At rehabilitation center)," notified of the child's arrest to crimes range from vandalism you can say, could have gone That the party Interested in said torney for planttt. at Suite 311, 751 C;illo'ay began. Matland Avenuc, Altamonte. and rsiness enterprise Is as folIs "counseling and advising to armed robbery and whose either way. tIe the original with the Clerk of the Ronald J. Ackerbavm Galloway got to know the detainees in their personal ages span a 12-to-18 year"I was always one to take a Dated at Altamonte Springs, above styled Court on or before the youth during his various stays adjustment and personal old age bracket, dare, being mischievous Seminole Florida, dy of February 11th, I97ô other County, at the center and decided to hygiene habits such as teeth WiSe a tudgmc'nt may be entered December 31st, 1975. because of peer pressure," have a last talk with him, "I think the care workers we said W Publish: Jan I?. 9, brushing, bathing, and other Feb. 7. 1970 against yOu for thi relief demanded DEV. in th Complaint "All the other boys had been personal grooming habits," the have are great, They really — WITNESS my hand and seat of "By the time 1 was 17, 1 put In their rooms for sleep. All text states. NOTICC OF PROCE!OtNG FOR 5d Court. thiS 16th day of January, work hard," said (;alloway, straightened out because of my the lights were turned off On a down-to-earth level that who is now doing field duties (or interest in sports and having a VACATING AND CLOSING 1976 'Sean except (or the one in the also means shooting some the center in a new program part-time job, lied it does kind ALLEYS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Arthur H Btckw,tri, Jr bathroom, so we sat on the baskets or sitting on bathroom started at the center two weeks Of give me an Insight into Clerk of the Circuit Court You will take natici that the City bathroom floor and talked," Floors with the youths, ago, Commlstlon of the City of Sanford, By Martha I Vihten problemssomeo(thekjthhave Florida, at 700 o'clock PM on c;alk';i' said. Deputy Clerk Galloway said. Benefit for care workers is here," he said. February , 1916, in the City Corn. Publish Jan 19, 76. Feb 3, 9. 1976 The youth unloaded his "You've got to remember $SO0rnonthly, . .andacacheoi missicnRoomatthecftyHalllnth, DEV9I It's an understanding that City probleii, of Sanford, Florida, wilt con thereisalot of hurt and sorrow, personal reward, Galloway makes the job more than just sider and dermIne wtiefher or not Jle hated himself and internal turmoil with these said. turning a key. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the City will cle, vacate and CIRCUIT IN AND abandonanyrtofth.Cityand the 11TH FOR JUDICIAL SEMINOLE COUNTY, f*)bIIc in and to an East.We,t alley FLORIDA and a North-South alley lying be'?. ir Street 20th Street and GE NE AL .1 UN I SO IC T ION DIV Sb N betwetn Chase Avenue and Lake CASL NO. 1S.I9oø.CAo,.A Agnue, being more pafticulady By ELDt NICHOLS Bear pointed out, "If the "It was the first Indian tiger short, with sharp angular as follows: lOS MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Delaware torporatn PlOntiff, them today, we'd probably still years," he said. Bear's closest cams. Bear didn't like the bow that certain NorthSou.jth alley abutting Lots 2 through 4, San Scm When Fred Bear leans for- be fighting! There's that Euch callmay have been witha polar when the man who invented it, Knolls. PIat Book 12. page , and THE DEVELOPMENT CON ward and starts talking about difference," The Bear bows are bear. Explaining, he said, "Two Horliss Allen, first came to see ajtting Lois 53 through 44 and 67 PORATION AT NORTH LAKE, INC ci at, through 6. Pinehurst, Plot Book 3, stalking game with a bow and designed by him, and hand. times before I had been him with the design. page 71. Drfrndants arrow, you'd better listen. Bear crafted by a select group, which charged by polar bears, after a lie said, "1 learned a lesson: Persons Interested may appear NOTICE OF ACTION is the founder of the largest follows his secret techniques, fld be heard at the tIme and place shot, and the back-up rifle had If people get performance, they CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE PROPERTY manufacturing plant of bows with most of the machinery tostep In and take charge of the don't care what it looks like!" 5*citlod. CIty Commission and arrows in the world, the used also designed by Bear. TO: JOHN E MCGRATH situation, but on my third at. HIS own personal favorite is a of the City of Residen<e Unknown ,' Bear Archery Company, in Bow hunting began in tempt, I got one of these wood-handled take-down bow, SOnfoq-d, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Grayling, Mlch. By: HId. Tarnrn, Jr. Michigan and Wisconsin in 1935, thousand-pound giants." actlontoIorecloseam,,gaonthe lie stresses the importance of a City Clerk Bear is tall and thin, with with 193 licensed hunters in following properly i Seminole Bear has not hunted with good hunting broadhead arrow, PublIsh Jan. 19, 1970 County, Florida keen, penetrating blue eyes, Michigan. "Today there' arc guns since the early 1930's. lie (or bow hunting. "You are P.VN That part of the East half Of the Northwest Quarter lying East of the .— -- FLORIDA ---_____ ____ - South wide Bulletin Issued creditors. _____ '-r- - Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE NAME STATUTE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Natic is hereof qir-n that th COUNTY, FOR SEMINOLE iindPrsiQned, pursuant to 'he' t.ONIDA "Fictitious Name 5tituU" Chapter Cat, N.. 7•4l-CA•tF INVESTMENT 9.6509. FIorda Statutes, will rCçiSter MAJESTIC COMPANY OF DENVER. a with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Colorado corporation euthOriDd to Seminole County, FIorld.i, upon do business in the Slate of Fiorda, receipt of proof of the pUbtlCtion of Plaintiff, this noice, the fktitious name, to wit; SPACE AGE MARKETING. VS. ORIN W, WEDMORE and MARY under which it 5 engaged in RUTH WEDMORE. his wife, b'jsines at 911 Wymore Road. Altamonte SpringS. Seminole Defer aritt NOTICE OF SUIT County, Florida The party interested in Said TO. ORIN w. WEDMORE and MARY RUTH WEDMORE, business enterprise is: Put wife D J. GRAPHICS. INC, a Florida ccrporation RESIDENCE UNKNOWN, II olive. and ii •ithli' 04 lht'fl' be By; Daniel J. Henderson, dead, the heirs. devite5. rantees, Fret. assignees, Ii.nors. Dated at Orlando. Orange County, trule,s, or orner cl&imants by, Florida, this 9th day of January, throu4, under. or against them gr either of them, and all parlin Publiih: Jan. 1?. 19, 6, Feb 2, 1976 having or claiming to have any DEVo9 right, title, or interest in the property d$cribed In the Corn plaint. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. INVITATION TO BID YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE The cf Tru ? l4cnv uoTirlrDthe?a;uu has been brought against you by Seminole County Public Hospital M.iestic Investment Company of invltn bidS upon the followinO LAUNDRY SERVICE Denver, Plaintiff, to foreclos, a Additional information, plans and certain mo-tgago more particularly dticribed in the Complaint led in specifications are avaitable at the this suit, whIch mortgage •n Office of the Administrator Alt bids shall be malted to the cumbers the following described property, situate in Seminole Board of Trustees of the Seminote County Public Hospital. 1101 East County, Florida: Lot 1, OAKW000 HEIGHTS, First Street. Sanford, Florida 32711 *fl bOs shall be postmarked not tat according to the Plot therenf recorded in Plot Book 13. page 97 f te than the 26th day of January the Public Pscords of Seminole and shall be received on or bcLrr County, the 2nd day of February 1976 ,snd br airier relief; and you are consideration of Such bids .'.i required 10 file your Ansver to said take place at the metting of tr Complaint with the Clerk 04 the Board of Trustees in the Seminole above stylt'd Court and to serve a County Public Hospital (Seminolr copy thereof on Plaintiff's attorney, Memorial Hospital) at fl 30 O'Clock .- _________ _____ ________ ,½.'1' . ____ _________________________ Legal Not ice ' - - - TI' FIRST VICE PR(SlOEpt • ; 'jc-m4' r '. r 1' , -.r: ' ;r "c_..'i ' ' i'.." - , ole ENDS .51.1,' GEORGE TOUHY '' .' '. -j 7 JACK I GREENE --Savings Accounts .............. S 78,176,425 Home Loan Bank ____________ 3,720,000 Loans in Process 992,232 1.496.o55_4 - I .r . ' ' ,. , fl." la"e'. -)',--','' I' - ': a :Jn I r-.•v-• - . -' - ,. -!.-'4' r4 - 4 -Try' EARL CLACK ._,4 'fr'-' Sib. P. ,..,. - ' I___1,. ""-' SECRETARY TREASURER . '.4' --' - VICE PRESIDENT Other Liabilities :." I .L c!c A C DOUDNEY Gi EDMOpi,o " 1 None Money ,' ; I:Y S F DOUDNEY DIRECTOR EMERITUS Other Borrowed ' ROCERTE KARNS DR EARLS W(LOOpf Advance from Federal - "i'- A EDWINSHINHOLSER ", uI .. . _ ...,_-., - .,.. - 1. ,,"J,',,. . ,:..-, " r -:.-'e , . - �Evening Heiald Free service to veterans and their families will be available in the Sanford area when a Field Service Unit of the Disabled American Veterans I DAVi visits here Thursday at Sanford Plaza. This is the third censecutive year thai one of these 26-foot mobile offices has toured the State of Florida In order to provide free counseling and claims service to vetcians and their families, The 1)/tV Field Service Unit will be at Sanford Plaza from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. The traveling veterans' service facility will be manned byl)AV national service officers who arc N FhENCII AVE., ANFOflD, FL.A. 327fl Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, January 19, 1976-4A A roun WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher U. UICUAHI) LONG, Editor WILLIAM I). CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director __________ ih'tiic Delivery: Week, S5cent.s; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; I)o in n.. ti_i .- . - ________________ other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, p2.40. __________ ____ _____ nationwide tour with its fleet of field service units, imiore than 98,000 vetrans and their dependents contacted the mobile offices for assistance and as a Is Ohs c u re -- Recently, there have been several unsigned letters Tltten to The Evening Herald for publication. The Evening Herald is more than happy to U.S., with few exceions. Forms on wlilch to jee submit the reports are available at any Post or office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, that we must enforce to ascertiIn that the letters are legitimate. Each letter must be signed by the witer and It illness or any other valid reason may have a relative or friend obtain a card for them, Parents or guardians of aliens under 14 years of - Navy Free Throws A Must Work Area Itt 5(1)1 .tH11 0 The major sted ppe of his procted visit is to determine if the United States and the USSR can reach a compromise on the issues that have been raised since President Ford and Soviet Party Secretary Leonid Brezhnev reached an informal handshake agreement n the outline of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks II at Vladivostok in November, 1974. However, the dialogue in the United States SALT II treaty would have a very difficult time clearing Congress unless many unresolved questions about SALT I are answered to the satisfaction of the American opinion leaders. The questions can be distilled to two. Has the Soviet Union deliberately cheated on the provisions of SALT I? And didn't we understand exactly what .: C h I n e s e Beco ni I n g - . ___ __ _ ______ _______ Instinrt2 • _____ ____ attractive mother of three children, an artist, a Titer, a volunteer social worker, e is abo a convlctedmurdererfacingacourtsentenceof years in prison. People who know the woman find It im. possible to square the positive elements of her ______ ______ ____ _____ ficials in the administration. However, Mr. Ki5singer himself has admitted that the Soviet Union's testing of certain radar "comes close to the borderline of a possible violation" - about as dose to a formal accusation as a secretary of state can make. Moreover, in 1972 Mr. Kissinger told Congress that "no missile larger than the heaviest light missile that now exists can be substituted." reached the Soviet Union began to replace its SS-1 1 missiles with S&19, which are about 50 Per cent construction of 150 new silos which can be used to house the largest of its missiles, tested laser il j ____ _____ _____ ____ ____ Inthatcommunique,bothsidesagreedtowork toward normalization of relations. Hut, said Phillips, who has had extensive diplomatic thhisopinion,Chthmaybegetga bit impatient. "I'm wary that some elements of the Chinese leadership might say there is no future in this for China," he said. "We cannot have about. discussions Edgewater Eagles, 71-51, here like we had the blabs, but Mike rebounds. Saturday flight. Bob Lundquist must have the kept us going. lie really was the With their third straight loss, patent on close games as his Don't %tTite unkind letters to team leader turight," .stated the Tribe now tfro to 6-10. team pulled off another Wiggins injured his hip Friday Hut what hurt the Tribe, more Reuben cotton and Terry Smith •'5 was not able In nm ('n i. He Mock, Fred Pharis, Frank Frormi the JV team. EDGE WATER: Carmen 10 I) ii inability to imiake good passes. After the contest, the Cuis 1 22 1; Beecham 1 00 7 McWute 0 00 0 DaIey 0 27 7. Thesday when the Tribe travels tlwoughnut the game. &(iirI mnents. Mills id "Iong by 20 T,llmdn7O 01. Lew'OOOO ToTals . throws.'' The Middies were working t('ar4I that IIIII tl)1I.t). . --...... ' 4. '':. ' I'ld Craig, did a more than Seminoles coughed up the ball They have a real fine Il club, Cott3S 911. Saker0000. SmIh 3 . adequate Jon in his first starling against the excellent Eagles fast mnoting and the HOIISTh 7 assignment. are 004. Craig I 1317, WillIams 00 C 5 David __________________ led press, giving Edgewater the together. at can you say' Campoii 0000. Totals 19 13 7 Seminole scuers with 17 'nts •i intimidator on Sminole (lie defense. Of him, Coach 9 13 s,.-_________________________ MilLs eonuilented: "With David Total ouli: Ecigeeater frninoIe 27 (' gins) out of the lineup we Technicals Seminole Coach Mills (lid lose some scoring punch, SPOTS 7) considering it was his first Evening Hera, Sanford. Fl. _________________________________________ Monday, Jan. 19, 1?75A ________________________________ __________________________________ However, Craig was over- __________________________________________________ FRANK l.EU'llT Soviet arguments or confusing and Union, and . ______ III T! - / . _____ ______ _______________________ will return to the Orlando Sports Stadium Tuesday night and kickoff another year of fistic action ; :- bo ,m': I'.'' . I ii ''l j' 44 4. I •1• / , ' I I 'II ' I ) Ii . The story from her side: Mrs. Wanrow, a Colville Indian divorcee then living in Spokane, broke a leg n the mmer of l2 and was its the habit of leaving her children at the home of an adult babysitter while ted ph'sic, s was the case on the day before the killing, a Frida'. While under the babysitter's care, Mrs. Wanrow's 9-year-old son left the house to play outside. There he was approached a neighbor named William Wesler. The man, who repor- pointedly: Advised later by the boy, the babysitter WASHINGTON advised them of Wesler's reputation, she also accused him of having on occasion prowled at - Instead of working our- run are inevitable -we wuuld better spend time greater effort into practical ex C ements and "Arguments have been made that perhaps we safeguards, more reliable and less costly than those employed today. assure ourselves that all Is well. The building of a strong domestic nuclear future protection, and what's more, grumps the ..,L.rL'w' -d 1, H.rJyfl5, J JohnsonlO38. Irv,ne 400 I. Jordan 3006. King 1 7 7 4. Maline 7004 Tctl 173 i E4git.r overcome Eckerd's37 per cent. per cent season average, take on Central Florida Florida is undefeated in ut5hulhltti(1.(ktrdJV crew, . that I have been telling Fo 6 II I? 9-37 [d'tr Ii fission nuclear power plants, which in the long power plants can be made safer If we will put a had been raped by Wesler some weeks earlier. which Incredibly, according to Mrs. Wanrow and her attorney, Ihe police "did nothing." They -- characterized the Raider crew, information on upcoming fights and tell your friends about the t) of entertainment that we are giving twice monthly at the amount of experience In running plants and night outside her windows. In addition, the the United Nations. "I am not arguing this just to enhance our trade with China," he saul, but he - It was felt by some that a death knell for Central Florida xing was sounded by the Orlando Sentinel Star when "I' been telling them the same thing the Chinese that we are aerlous" by Zeuli and MrDoflal(l with t'ght. Ashlock has had in litigation for years against the Sentinel really gave us a tough tune and kept theiii in the game," said Sterling. "flunbar hit 15 of 13 -- - - -. deed, unless they are, not only SALT but also the broad range of our relations with the Soviet Union are those who say strictly defensive military • might be desirable ..." distant happy day when fusion nuclear power, would be used to build domestic nuclear power solar power and the like become practical as facilities, expand exploration and major energy sources we shall be heavily promote a wide range of 5U' - If Mr. Kissinger makes his trip as he plans, the to the Chinese that they and the United States haveacontlnuedmutualltyointetinjg will just begin when he retus home. pansionary goals. said Phillips, "I would be willing to sit down and argue the merits." One danger, he suggested, director of the National Disct Ateys sodaUon, justified In the belief that they are "twice victimized - once by An unhappy history of Ineffectiveness in curbing airne , .e.: " -, ________ _______ Congress will pass next year a vlctim-cor.'ipensation program to minimize the impact of crime 1ses. Fourteen states already have adopted such programs. Reixnbtrsement, however, usually is limited to losses related to personal injury and many potential beneficiaries are unaware of their eligibility. The most productive of initial steps to aid crime victims, perhaps, is a new emphasis on explaining to them that they, too, have "rights" similar to those outlined (or the lawbreaker. More consideration for the Innocent suddenly swept into the legal-judicial stream as a cunplainant or a irltneu Is the first essential to making him an ally in the crime war. BERRY'S WORLD destroying detente, relations with China, Phillips feels, would be national product will be one of the the largest. flour outside her bedroom window ((or foot- at this time," said Trampler. 'it should be settled in court accused. Thus abandoned by the law, ana kaowlng Mrs. Wanrow owned a gun, the babysitter asked Japan and in assorted counes. The growth of agreed. and not kiing cause against Florida in seems to realize Is that the fans have the right to know what is improved to 41 per cent, 32 of 77 going on, not oniy at the Sports Stadium but everywhere news is shots &sturdav. happening. "B)' trying to pretend that boxing in Orlando does not exist, htaik'rs still ha's i' ..ua' sork -- are to get by the energy crunch in good shape. many additional men and women. There's been much talk about our great coal Safer, more efflcierl nuclear power plants case Wesler decided to get even for having been magnificent assets, Coal use, for one will i'.; ____ o other adult ilaws were also can remain in a town, when its only daily newspaper refuses to print one word about the fights. Trampler has gone out and gotten his four biggest drawing cards, world-ranked Gene Wells, No. 9-ranked Victor "Taco" , ' ' r' - . - 1711 Pc Donald 71 6 tO. Fa'r 5 0 io, Crmmn 77 76, Jacobs .41 I? Jameson 1 21 10; Hampton I Ct lotais 37 IS 7779 ECKERD: Hair S 5 e is. Zitltr o I Jocy Vincent. I1, 007, . . r. a dominirni nnWp? vw'r'. In thi Ia'r..t t.,.. 'T'ê.,.. LI-- ti'----facts straight. will probably, therefore, never be built in the what happened then. Her attorneys arxl police And fission nuclear power can be made numbers sufficient to justify the worries outlined say she shot Wesler' dead and wounded his considerably cheaper, relatively, that Is, above. And the thesis of this column has been friend. relatively, what with the price of everything that added research can further significantly cut A Spokane jury found her guilty on Mother's going up all too rapidly - with a reasonable the probability of serious accidents. Day. l9i3. C'unb,,, IS 1 4 3-4; flutlerlirIct Brooks 1007. Totals, 76 16 -- -j . . i * 4, > ; - - '.4 " - .4 - ' - .- 1r I ; -r-- .- -- .- r , __1_) , -/f Lr ' certain the local snorts (an will come ntit it hn knnu'c hn 'ell entertained at a reasonable price." -. ' u.'iiI "Ill I ri (Ft ,'. ri /- - • P - _. c .4' paigna up a few country and Western stars Most of the ' / I may be more eager than usia1 to find some I (4 Q Q C' A j j I . - popularity polls, Is out front in the race for Stars, twtmng A popular Canadian rock singer, who have been inquiring quietly how to go about an inumgratlon waiver if he would come out One of Prealdent Ford's backers also tAg yet" (or Unfortunately for the plotters, a foreign crisis Peking But the party was held anay, with Pat 44 - '" •.# - t! ip ", ? - _ • '" '-- .'' (' - i:.-- - • -. r ' ' U A - ' - - r r "! ,4Q/5 *' _ P.y "i' " '', j. ,r1 ....... • . - - .-* / .4_IS - - -' .,, .) .,. , .% .,_ - . .' 4 'fri"r. ' ";.'-,i,'. , , 'It-.. - ., J.'%" ' ,'. i" , - -. ., -. . .-.'$. -. .I_ - through Saturday night, whemi and (;;iry Ilird is starting Oviedo came from to -'-' boystjijbebackne The Saturday night ballgame I am going to have to start a plan of rules and punishments IQ, ut Iflttrnuicsion sx ndinm' mon time on tIlt for ln(r tiuns Anti it seems to But Phillips mn,uli i few kntli tod thur 1eehing girt be pa)ing off 'econ(l half a(1jStfm1tflts .ind go1n' to t hurt but I hate to do come together , in home thdr three point rcten'e " r'Ir' ,..'J,' p play host to Apopka. the court in the second half," wanted a diplomatic pasort or at least a J\1' ).S4,., -. A 4 buzzer had sounded "but we playing them awuiv but the t, , . ..J 1, 'I •' it . ?-'i'. ( '" u'4 '•' -- IL,,, ______ _______ . - _____ .-q _, -' -. ________ I 4 .t _______ ' (, - _____ , ( - / — room' Tt uitis a shock 'is the from the foul line. That's where want to invite everyone to commit we lost Friday night's game out and support us, I think they ' w ,_, / .. " (;, I 52)' 1 'i 't II' trid kids crying off - _______ - ':? - ch,int to test thur newfound ' . Phillips fortc,tsted we lost rid4l) night to New earlier this sczson ___ :' ' _____ ____ "- . ' " - _____________ L M.bJ Fred Harris, the populjt from Oklahoma, is Dennis We4itr 'take a look" Sertice gate the movie industry a persuasion Alt McGraw was supposed to lure praised the multi-rnsllion courage whisper pro-Nixon sentiments Into the ears of AndCharltonljeston of (ieorge Wa'lace but who declared forNixon in I - An extraordinar effort was made to being support Nixon, are still in a holding pattern this clunb aboard his sled bandwagon, including just about had Hollywood Iked up four years pofntment was Iwen Bocall, James prom1xd to a presidential Sammy Davis summed up the revailing atago. We can now tell how he did it. commission. Utude in hollywood. ,. - ' ' A .4 - '- "--..'.. ' ,_p,,I 'r..' .1 In an effort to "get some puts it of 'what the PresIdent h.s done for the campaign memo "to sa something tihe, It film lfldL5try would make mc very happy if u could see sour -' 'i -. - RrC - VV V t" I ,. 'i't'. -t By IA)UtS SAI'SIS Jh'rald Correspondent Greene with a supporting cast of lesser luminaries '- -;..:3- Jc'- -I '1 ,, JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON - The pidentiaI candsda have started thdr quadrennll amble * I LI% ç - .- i .T'r''V:" ".1 2 - -'j- ...---- '- f C long resolved If only both aides would izet tbeir -. _'s. - - -' -'--' - .".- 4 _____ t ,, P -l7 j:, fans should see a great night of action. - _____ s - dreamed of only a year back keeps slipping into high probability of accidents, a jrobabWty "All I knew was that Wesler the future. was drunk, that be which incri'nci nf t'niir irith *k r,.mh.... -J i'wiiivi U isy coni.rasi, nuclear power t.s practical w - ---.- "u' came barging in the house. The babysitter in much expanded quantities, delayed only by plants. started to scream. There was a lot of noise and the time required to build plants and hassle in In our nuclear thinking, weneed to remember commotion. Wesler staggered to one of the endless lawsuits over the differences on en- that, important as they may be for an Interim children asleep on the couch. I stumbled around ______ to their readers." - ' C .4 was considerable talk for awhile that shale and economic inbalances which heavy dependence all, four adults and eight children huddled in the coal could fill the energy treach. But newer on foreign oil now creates. This bolstering of a hOfl'i4t, the adults up all night long, "too afraid to studies have convinc'd even those who have flock of domestic economics would sleep or to know what eLse to do." Early in the morning, Mrs. Wanrow's dIfficulties of rapid coal and shale production Much of the concern over fon nuclear with him, perhaps to argue. Eventiwlly, both our needs in the near and mid term future. In be built in such commanding numbers the world companled by one of Wesler's friends. Mr-s. - - - J_. -. ' they ran tests over the When the blackout came, It was obio5 the boxing program neekend. Weomrie don't know %%hen would be mt affected, as most of the other Pete Ashlock he'll be back," promotions never got very much "ink" to begin with, 'Westilldon'tknowhowthe&ntlttltdell te, mnatchma The victors' was another Trampler comented, coflij1g the halan('ed effort. 'bottom line' of the Hce entire situation," but ith I really feel we will players hitting in dnuljl' "The entire community has Figures. Iteggie McDonald was rallied around us, with all of thC other news media, radio, Itaider high man with 18, , and every paper, except the Se followed by Rob Jacobs with 12, tinel, increasing their coverage of the bouts, John Zeuli with II, and Chip ket'ping boxing alive in Central Florida, We have had many one Janieson followed with 10. c'ilis from fans who have told us they are willing to do anything ,. lured the boy to his nearby home, tWeatened him with a knife, and in the end homosexually face some immediate obstacles, but he asked ... _____ rt.rntn hadn't been playing well and had been having dizzy anything Ashlock. connected with the Sports Stadium or its owner, Pete j Sterlinp this morning, "se _____- -- .'' ;'.:'- LtI.', '&'ti VJ. ' 1006; P4oIIis0000 ToTals: 1317 U hospit;l Saturday night when s)tern that insists the woman did Tong, To he sure, she did kill someone in August of 1972 in Spokane, Wash. Hut according to her advocates it was the result of provocation, confusion and happenstance for which she Philllps, whose organization is made up of 300 companies interested or involved complex mathematics. •1' .,' .f & ___ ___'1'"- " SEMINOLE: Stirling I 34 5. Jcnkns 1 76 1, Rtggs 127 1 I about The sooner the better, said Phillips, a with the . ' . . ,• . Phillips,nowpresidefltoftheNaUlCou,il for U.S.ina Trade, belleves the over4ll in ests of the United States, Including trade, depend heavily on some evidence of progre3.s toward full recognition by each country. another antiballistic missile testing range. AU violate the spirit and the letter of our Perception of strategic , Wiggins, in street clothes, sat devasting from the outside and With the win, the second- another so he will got the g9od on the bench for the first time ilISO Was the main man in the ranked Eagles improved their percentage shot. Iike's this season. This may have Fgle fasthreak. lie had five slate to I2. Along with Gor- IGormani game was an cxbeen a bad omen for the Tribe steals in the game. man's 33 points, Dion Ralney ceion, since then," he said in an interview, This is an election year and much of the discussion about nuclear arms undoubtedly has political motivations, particularly the dialogue what SALT is all ' horren(kit game with Dora," H) I.OL'I5S/tps5 ___________________________________________________ result, have begun an effort to save her from the agreement in 1972? Friday, Navy found :2--. .. - - M a t e r n a I NEW YORK (AP) — the anghai communique of 1972, saId the United Stat has followed a - improved play he knew to and lkicht a junior. The rest from vacation. Also, I think the sdvage his 9 seas he'd need are sophomores. financial problems of the school ::T to correct a glaring proble;n "For the rest of the year I might have influenwl their -- °1. at he aVS has always plagued think we'll stick to that lineup outlOok." N1\' t&'d.;L, Those charit' and our baie ball tntrol of. Sanford Naval fart's Mount , shnt.s fcr'," Wiliim; saul _______________________________________________________ I) ra again before the year is iut, and despite the two ksses, 'Id have to call that last game a mural victory. Now, all we , Wa s C r I m e uU Phillips, . , L ristoer Phillips' malnprofesslonallnterestisinthedevelopment of trade with the People's Republicof China, but concern of Late has been Increasingly political. L- hadowcd by the stellar per- easy Iastbreak bucket. Tapia commented, "ste lormance of Edgewater's, MiKe Coach Tapia commented on play a team game. Eterybod)' Sanford Seminile's host- (;ornian, ttho ht i career high his tcun's press saying; "We Cooperates with each other. One a much better game Williams hopes to go with the hadn't come hack yet,and I was psided Ios. _________ ______________________________ __________________________ -. liyAAJto KAtJFj, Herald Correspont missed 14 free throws, The N;ival \c;mdcmny Ui its they missed foL, so earlier loss to Dora fell wa tfl(l iwerhouse Mount Dora l3ibl thho1d the lter's name !i i._• ... "' i." mlistresse(I Middie coach,hobby Williams, jelling as a five.miman club now, throw ('onversjon.s enabled despIte the absence of one kid l)ora to pull out the win. It seems his tCn Put a g who could start, but left," "There were a number of :':; -T;', ,1 :.: I: Li-. I........ I ' ''' '' U .: : .. - - Seminoles Lose Again, But... The Sanford Naval Academy Sai(I Satux(,y morning, and trailed at halItnime. 44-12. Were shooting frt However, there was much list Friday. the Mi(Idies thr's Monday afternoon. (iIUSC for Optimism around the played Dora evenly in the first "One solid hour of nothing but (Irpeted halls of the old quarter, 12-12, and second 45 11CC .-. - Mills' 6-10 Team At Mainland Tuesday tis ilerat children. We will be happy to -. -.. -. U you're an alien, again we remind you that you must furnish the U.S. limnigration and Naturalization Service (INS) with vital infrrrv4tIon and It must be done before the month of January comes to an end, According to Edward T. Sweeney, district director uf INS, the Information furnished by aliens in reporting their address has been declared con• fidential by statute. These reports must be submitted during the to Moscow in a few weeks, as he plans, to resume nce July 1, 1974, the 1)/tV has been successful -. - ' _____ filing claims for federal and state benefits to which they arc entitled by law - disability compensation pesion, employment, job training, education, hospitalization and mnethcal care, social security, death claims and other matters. . upon request, but we must insist that the above rules be followed for everyone's protection. in filing favorable claims which resulted in 220,000 ir1ividual awards totaling 465 million in federal benelit.s. And this is important to note: You do NOT have to be a member of DAV ni order to take advantage of this counseling and claints service. Veterans of all wars, particularly disabled veterans, are urged to visit the organization's mobile service units to discuss any problems they have concerning benefits. Remember, the Field Service Unit will be at Sanford Plaza on Thursday. Jan. 22, from 10 a.m. i eother ttiint's am' Just shot 500 for the night Ar ltl ' the Phillips' feeling of a better team through unit)' hior this OVIEDO -P(trt was a big lmnprot cuant ' ' ,iI ,I 'ltimii t'ery piease wiul is.. W) Cedrick Canley is playing 13 Ii R'hbnn _____ 11137641 Oviidj _________ Fouls: -- __________ nir l. O-e:io . . - ' - - �.--=---~--~-----.-,~-.--~~~~-,~,----- r - 6 A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r''I ,r,r''.1 - Monday Jan. I. lfl$ 3Teeiers,, zowan Hero - . Dallas: Pun t I 1I+iJJ! -iiii Pro Basketball o'.a College , 5t Oiila 69, Louisville 95, Drake 79 Ohio 72. Kent 61 Michigan 66, Michg,n St 63 Mt%OIJFI 99, Kansas 69 Ne(,r,jska 65. Kansas St 59 Nebrask,i Omaha 81. NW to Basketball , 4 SECOND— I Ecrt1ino lr Mo(CMn. I Power Peppe'. Jarwin Dud. 5 Mucho; 6 Montague Eddy Li'r'i) Ouuza Yza. S Cacho Atbt'rcj. 6 Aldan 4 8. All Gossip visi tor, 7 Little NBA DG 's Red, Olok. 7 tJt 13Ctt1& 6 SECOND — c. 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Tulsa 71 7 Bilbao Bengoa e SIXTH —A, S lb I My DelIa, 7 10 10 750 Rhode Island 75. Providence I A, W 18, P4 Illinois 65 Joyful Jack; 3 Gi't'% Pick. I Arech,i Zarre 2) 21 571 9 7) Seittle SEVENTH—I EchanoQu,ota, 2 — Banker; S Kenny Kyle; 6. H C 22 71 0 10 Rutgers lOS, BUCknEll $7 Ptioenix SOUTHWEST Prince Chad,? K's Alpha; I Grace k,i Okoki, 3 Aldana Len,, 1771 136 IV. St. Qonaventure $5. St. 1,11 Portland Pominqo fleitia. S Eddy Arana, 6 100, TCU 65 II ii 76 381 IS 1ranci , Pa 79 Houstnn p i 1 Rebel's Ur:a Jay, 7 Negul VU, 8 SEVENTH Today's Gomm St. Job,, s, N Y. 7. Villanova SMU 95, Baylor 71 "..'sflinqton ,t i I4,V0C 7 Berkeley Luck. 3 Regal Alberdi o t 53 EIGHTH - 1 Chuch Aguirre. 3 Texas A&I 89, Howard Payne Dream, 4, Freeze; 5 Pure Silver. 6. Tursday'l Games Seton Hall 17, Detroit 73 87, aT Hackbaker. L Alava Juan. 3 Manolo Allu, I Sale L.0 's flart'eta; 1. Ma Priroit at' Washington Syracuse is. American U 61 Texas A&M 6.4. Te..s Tech 67 Lone'n.' Jason 1'oeni* at Buffalo Mencha, 6 Fermin U Mass $0. Hawaii 1? FAR WEST rrtIand ,t New York EIGHTH—C.S 16 1 Arab Flash, Aip, 7 MaruriMugu,,,. I Vermont 75. St. Lawrer,ce Arizona St 8). Brigham 2 Will He. 3 Capital Asset; 4. Cela a Ramon at Cleveland Yale 59. Amherst Young 68 NINTH— I Altu 2 Aguirre. I t.tlanta at Chicago Pocket Picker; S Mori%%.a Sue; 6 Juan 4 Ftit,,o, S Erdoza, 6 Alp,,) Golden State at Kansas City Chico St 8$, San Francisco St Perlows Chariot; 7 Push Pace; I SOUTH 66 CCvaia, 8 larre Phi ladelphi a .it Milwaukee K's Sumpin Alabama Ii). LSU Colorado 7), Oklahoma 69, 2 "Until then, we had it well TENTH— I Fermin, 2 Chuc ho, 3 Tang; 2. Shang NINTH — 0, ,. 1. Appalachian st 71. VMI 7 ABA OTs ii C ', P4,trry I Corrall Kid; 3 Lake Menc P.' 4 Larre,,, S Ramon 6 under t ontrol," .aid llndry. Auburn 91, G.'gia 70 W I Pct. GB Gonzia , Blage, ,i / ','arurl, S Sart 57 , .6 flay Char ',' . 1i, Wit' i'r %%he Co Mm.,, were the first 11 10 756 crest II F4ana. 6 Mineola ,',, ELEVENTH - 1. 0arrcMg,,, Florida A&M 68. Bethune New York 3i 76 Ii 6$4 Grand Canyon 1$. UC Riv w ild-car d playoff entry to sur- San Anton 7 Cacho Altu, I Domingo Perez, Poppy Cmkmari 64 73 Il .575 7' erside 72 TENTH — 6. 5)6. I. Wed nesday Arecha flengoa. S Erdou Ech4v it. vive until the finals. "It cost Us Kentucky F! rida St 100, Memphis SO ?9 77 19 Los Angeles 51 16, Northridge Go. 2 WycItf Ida, I Ginger Lynn; 6 /,',tsIø Juan, 7, Oquiza Alp,, S Furman 68. The Citadel 67 five points and that was the dii- Indiana 77 20 571 9i; St 70 4 Joe Mischief, Modest Ruth, 6 Ala.,, Zarre Jackson St II, Texas South S Louis , If 73 152 I?' ference." Montana 69. Colorado St 51 Money Male; 7 Montague Yarn, I. TWELFTH— I ef fl so Bilbao Virginia S 34 128 25 Montana St 57, Air Force St Alter the Co w boys free-kickL.0 'S Lucifer Muguerza, 2. Erdoza Juan, 3 Kentucky 77, Vanderbilt 76 Toy'$Gam,, Nevada Las VcQ.i 14i'w $0. ELEVENTH — A. S-li: 1 RppIe Fermi n Aguire, I Cet4ya Larry'., Kentucky St 95, Central St 5) ed from their 20, Pittsburgh cliNo games sChCd.,Ird Me*io 73 Rube. 7 Brown's Spectre;) Santa's Marurl Altu. 6 Say, Ramon I Miiryla, 81. Navy 69 Tuesday's Games maxed a seven-play, 45-yard N Arliona 76. Weber St 71 Pearl, I Peggy Raider, S M i neola Cbucho Mentha 8 Sala Alp , N Carolina IV. Duke $1 Denver at Ne York Oregon $t 72. Washington 70 drive with a 36-yard Roy GeIri s, 6 Canyon. 7 Justanp. S I'm 14 Caro A&T 80, 5 Caro St 77 ,t4""t " ", Pepperdlop 68. St. Mary's. For Morc 'iE Louisiana so. Arkansas St rela field goal. Calif You Dcn't Have To Be o TWELFTH - D. 116 1 Silent San Francisco $5, Pacific 64 AMILL IONAIRE Bell, 7 C Pee's Tracy. 3 Ben The Cowboys promptly gave S Flor.ci IS, S Carolina $3 Stanford $6. Southern Cal 73 Murphy, I Douglass Babe; SIi'l, To HEAT Like One Tennessee' 93. Florida II the ba l to Pittsburgh when l UC Davis 91, Hayward i;# It 'ire' T ,,:,1i, ; Georgia tech 51 Saturday' quarterback Rogertaubach ger UCLA 80. California 71 % Results Sue, I l's Blugi V.' Vrqn, St 75, GItnyie ll 67 Man,tcc 63, P k $0 Washington St 78. Oregon 59 drilled a pass right to Steelers Miami Once North 69, Indian Rii--, w Texas St 61. P4 Meii(o General MIDWEST Electric safets' Mike Wagner. The de- 56 01 . ,, ,r,'irj I f lending'hampions wasted no Si'm.r,. Eckt'rci 6$ 'gao 68 ORLANDO.SEMINOLE time capitalizing on the inter- fir,' • .ir,7 I. PlilI%bot'ough 16 Bradley 108 N Texas St 97 CENTRAL HEATING TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Cincinnati 76, WiS Milwaukee ception, collecting another CALL Tonight's Games 61 three points on Gerela's 18-year FIRST— 1 Larri Leni Creighton SANFORD.ORIANDO 91, Cleveland St 61 i i PLUMBING & CCIICqcJ at Hillsboroijgy,, South [(Piano Okok,, 3 Negui Sanchez. field goal for a 15-10 lead. Dayton 67, Roltln 61 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES HEATING, inc. Georgia at North Florida. St Johns Ifarre Arana, S Eddy Elcw:a St 71. st ' Sant tin J Url.i Ylj, 7 Aid,,,, pi ,t,,,, " "When It' , ,',i I looked down time ) ft ( ''i 55 1007 S. Sanford FIRST —3 5 Id 'i Mebe, 2 Aihird "l was the tilt on the head Could cause fur. m mmii. I couldn't think about greatest game I ever F)layed." iher brain damage. possibly that Itiritter injui-vi. Th us, l.yrmn Swann summed leaving him crippled -- or "I read that stuW (Dallas up his hero's role in Pitis- worse. safety ('liii Harris said a ll burgh's Super Howl 'ic(o' Swann's answer: "To hell Week. Irving to intimimidate Hie. over Dallas. lie might have sith ml." lie said because I had a added it was ao his most ecu. lie took the field against the cussion. I ssould be afraid out ragoou performance, Cowboys and played his heart there. Swann, 'sht caught a 64-yard out totaling 161 yards on four "1 said to myself 'To hell with touchdown pass that sealed the receptions and winning Most it, I am going to go out there Steelers' %ictorv. played his Valuable Player honors, a new and play 100 per cent.' That's greatest game under a threat of car and a diamond ring. His hat I did. I said to myself, 'II possible permanent brain in. first two catches were spec he thinks he can intimklate me jury. tacar, and his touchd or inimidate the Steelers, tie's I'he widv receiver had his grab Was certainly out of the got another think coming." , playing career placed in doubt ordinary class. Quarterback Terry Bradtwowecksago when he suffe red "It's like being thrown by a saw, knocked out when he r a concussion in Pittsburgh's horse_you'%'egottOge(upand leased the winning pass to final playoff game against the ride again immediately or you Swann, said, "I didn't know it Oakland Raiders. It left his may be scar ed the rest of your sas touchdown until I came brain bloodied and damaged, life," Swann said of his injury, Into the locker room I didn't lk1erc w:,rned hi.... ...l . 1. •. "O I ii.d liLide up 5('(' ttli' ('at('li" MIMII API -.,-. .- .I.,_ Upends Established Pros PHOENIX (AP)— There wasn't much about Bob Gilder's Golf game that would Impress you: His only amateur credentials consisted of a three-year-old Western Athletic Conference title, But Gilder, 25, shot a final round 67 and finished the 72 holes of the Phoenix Open with a 26$ total, 16-under par for first place Sunday. He won $4O,, Roger Malthie slipped to a 70 and 270 fjpa, falling from the lead to finish second. Third place fin isher Lee Trevino had three consecutive bogyes beginning with the 12th hole and wound up with a final round 71 and 275 tota l. Lst Year's winner Johnny Miner fined seventh at 274. "I'm disappointed we didn't contain their run as well as we expected," said middle linebacker Lee Roy Jordan, stx may retire after 13 years. let them have five or six yards on first down too often." Ashe Advances In World INE)IANAPOIJs — Top-seeded Arthur Asbe advanced to the finals of the $64,000 World Championship Tennis Tournament against Vitas Gerulaltis by easily beating Ray Ruflels 6-1, 6-2. Staubach, who completed of 24 passes for 204 yards and two touchdowns but who su!fered three interceptions, said tic was at times confused by Pittsburgh's defense. Staubach, however, drove the Nastase Achieves Finals ATLANTA Romania's The Nastase won a 51)01 California's Jeff Bocowiak in the finals of the SK000 Phoenix Cup tennis tournament with a 7-5, 6.2 win over Alex Metreveli of the Soviet Union. — against capped by a 34-yard TI) pass to Percy' Howard. ". w , I . , ' ' --_7 * .. . . . - 01 *1 Cha . .---.. ( ial ' ' - - '' , , .' ,,- , . -. ¶ r - ' ' , ' ' - .._____________ . 4k, ___ _________________ j' ' .,J.'— y , ' - A' qir;_.:,M '. . . I __ I ____ .. D i I -11 V .. . r , - .;'u '-i..1. . - - ' \ . ' '' Wr ' r' .j / iiwr - 1 I - - Mcj Ii)' AHIGAIL VAN HUJIEN " ,1 F-27 . - - -_ 1 - mareled for one and a half DEAR MOUSE: 'our years) but Use entertained .is mother-in-law obviously i. DEAR ABBY: You're wrong many as 25 before! / "enjoys herself" being in .1 . when you say that a person I . command of the holiday feasts. i , .' - __f, learn to love someone. . r '0~1_ column faithfully so maybe you Demonstrate your dinner skills ! 1_9_1 Ill§L*~ . . . , .& 44good~ 4ages were arranged by could suggest that enough is for others and let your Members of the Garden Club of Sanford gatiri.'d at Sanford the parents or a matchmaker, enou gh? GARDEN CLUB Miss Teenage America, Cathy Durden, has bm mmed "Teen Nursing and Conval escent Center on Arbor Day, Friday, to Ambassador for Easter Seals MOUSE good time — he r way. plant and those ma4Tiages were more an t'lgJIt-foot tall lied Japanese Maple on the grounds PLANTS TRW ,. of the solid then our modern nursing home. Th is action was part of th i e club's on-going Garden d Therapy Project at the Center, which Includes circle members marriages are. In China, Japan and India, Liking turns to arrange centerpieces for the diningroomn tables marriages were arranged while t the I.abor Day program was Airs. the children were growing up. Itichard 13ean) Fowler, the Garden Club's representative on tht, The couple learned to love each i County Bicentennial Conimitter and the Community Imi other, arid you never heard of provement Projert (CIP). divorce. Golda Burge of Hacienda or more persons from the Orleans to attend the wedding j Here, a couple of dizzy kids Village has been kept busy with Village gathered together to of her oldest grandchild I I ii LJII n decide they're "in love," and company over th e past few NANCY bring in the new year. Tommy Poo le of that city. before you know it they're weeks. BOOTH Music was provided by the From New Orleans, Mrs. First to visit were Mr. and married. Then they have a baby Correspondent II club stereo, there were hats, Tate traveled to Atlanta, Ga. to f) or two anti discover that their Mrs. M. H. Zacnger of DunDIAl, favors, rcfr es tm-Ierlth and lots of be at the birth of her grandniece Off "love" has worn off, so their nellon, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle 26735 fun, Kate Hazel. Kate's parents are : pare nts have to help raise the Crabtree, origina An impressive Installation j' lly from Mrs. Jock and Glenda Quent. 1 iiic'k in Ciluluota, The Bailey's babies while they get a divorce Burge's home town of Cot. service conducted by Ruth have a borne on I Brenda, Seventh Street and start looking around for feyville, Kan, now spending the ,K,iml?all ot Boswell was the highlight of the KATHERINE . Meadow[,ark tok part in the Hill and Kathy WOO'dIIn of the and have been summering in somebody else to fall in love winter on Priscilla Circle meeting for and Harry Kwiatkowski, Sally JONI theirhomestateof Maine, They with. I Union Park and Altamonte, Terraces hcWed a large New The quartet spent several and J. January. The officers installed Con'espondent %acre among the last of our Reruo liattaway', Bill Springscasselberry' Parades Year's Eve party at their home. , were president, Katherine weeksand visiting their longtime Hatfield, Sandy and Paul recently. She is a member of Neighbors from DIAL , Ill bet that If we went back to friend reminiscing I ii inter residents to return, all over the about Co ttage, Mary' and Larry Blair, t Jones; vice president, Florence the old system of a rranged $ he Bobby Courtright Marching area ga ther ed at the Woocffjn old times. I. Houlden; secretary', Roslyn Joe and Geneviene Donavan marriages, we'd have a lot Jerry Senkar,k, Troy and Unit which took first place for borne to welcome in the new Shortly' after that visit, Mrs Marilyn Jones; and treasurer, Eleanor Piland, Irwin Hunter, marching in both parades. divorces. have returned from a visit with fewer year. Lampinden. Burge's nephew and family, Leslie and Donald Brown ing, li lIer. And by the way, in case you friends and relatives in PittAmong the guests were Leslie After the meet ng. Capt. and Mrs. L E. Williams Claude and Bett y Ash, Mel and The prolVatin for the coming sburg, Pa. Of course, a visit to think I'm an old fogy, I'm only and Mrs. Bertyle Tate who and Don Browning, Diane and year was discussed and Doris mentswere sersed by Helen the state of Pennsylvania also son, Edmund, from Maryann Gampbell, Diane and makes her home with her Lonnie Friend. Marilyn and Bill I)owns agreed to head the Shook and Alberta artune SING LE A ND STRAIGHT Was hi ngton D.C. came to town. Jon Golz, Mr. and Mrs. Gary da ughter and son-in-law, Joe Denton, Pauline and Jerry meant a vi sit to daughter and Capt. Williams isa doctor ththe Massey, Sandy and Newman and program committee, Other We are happy' to have Fer and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David DEAR SINCLE' A Linda Kizer, ,, of Kline, Carley and Jerry Cowan, United States Navy. Brock, C. J. Bass, and Russ and Meadowlark, is committee chairleaders ap- Marion Bailey', with son Lyle J. Dunlap of harrisburg, where "arranged marria ges" on an extended Bob and Pam Melton, Bob and No sooner had the Williams' Kathy Hillman. point ed included: prayer, Helen trip. their five granddaughters mose to r uce wsorce s as left, when Mrs. Barge enjoyed a Candy Ueatwole, and Ifeddi and Shook; publicity, Albert., C Teaches plausible and logical as them for Mrs. Tate traveled to New John Apgar. isit f M d M Donald Bartunck: sunshine, Jean ed a busy The granddaughters are n' returning to mutilation and ,Simpson of Ifigh W Yeo.-nbe, Matson: baby vases, Florence rax Preparation time for Ilacienda Village. strangers to ('huluota, as they torture to cut ( crrn,. England. Houlden; shut-ins, Ruth Many new families have moved are remnants o, a grsy past, F) isisic.no -I :(U It il i had a lengthy visit with 1 Burge is now enjoying Boswell; flower s, Ruth Boswell 1nosertLia,stnlonti,or so. I mperfectly rrrnemuvrt-u. grandma and grandpa last the compan y of sist er and Villagers welcomed Mr. and and Marie Utter; refreshments, tontinuini., Edu tion DEAR ABBY. There must summer. S&mnmno.c Community SERENEL' thousands of women in my brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. C.P. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. 'r Arl , i will offer .I course in Inmme It. Burge of G Garland. Tex. inny and Buck Chadwick 1 te en Nora Kendrick. * Projec dAndy, position, so if you have an ' Tax Preparation which will made a complete geographical answer of me, please print It commi"cc Ruth Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. ttee members are Ruth SENSATIONAL ... , assist the individual nd v dual In c rcle with th eir visits to th and Marcel LI O, D uas a vid Brown, I. an .1 AK ,-; -.1, , Boswell, Essle McAvoy d , eir and help all of us. .', Al preparing his own tax return, children these past holidays. iu.cassivaiiauamosipeasafl. ,Josep(I ' hit osep be rta' Birtunek and Ida Paul ourceue, / (lass ssill begin at pm. on They trave.ed north to be with has I am to a man who time over the holiday's enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shaw, chilmarried dr j— Th ursday, This eight-week daughter, Sue and her en by a previous a visit from their son U. James Roseanne Longenbacker, hu,sband, marriage. I love his children M. J'fnasit j ,J'' ' Synder. Lt. Synder is Samuel Shulev, Pain Hodge, course will cover forms 1010 Larry, and grandchildren, and they' love rue. The pr .1 iIIld 1 040\, and other common Ginger, oblem presently stationed at the Air Norman Hulbert Mr. and Mrs. Debbie. Beth, is t he ir mother. schedules and forms that the Laurence, and Becky, who For ce Satellite Tes t Center in Kenneth Kroog, Mr. and Mrs. 1 On occasions such as first .1 .e, crage individual may be reside in Greensboro. S C. Sunnyvale, Calif. r Kenneth Fcter, Mr. and Mrs. communions, birthdays, iPJi-...__.? required to use. . They' then circl ed do wn to weddings, etc., she makes it l A gentis' tIlted dress Jerome Kloss Mr and Mrs. Th is 'mtse is NOT designed Miamitobewmthson, Dick and clear to me that I Vickie Hendrix, wife of Fdwnrd Bo lt, and Eleonora detailed in a border am . for 11W s2ileStTUIn, bu.sinessnian, Ins wife, Lynn, and grandnot Councilman Ernie Hendrix, Lade, welcome, and that If I attend, print, self-belted. ssith a fisherman, framer, nor the self. i hilttren John. lA'na and Bert she will leave, gave a birthday party for her separate matching start hus band on Ja n. 10 with 50 employed businessman. i Ginny and , Buck ar rived back 1. The Hac ien da VII Naturally, I stay away. When Lip-baCk, step-in styled, Fee for the course is $10.00. home In tune to spend New the children ask guests attending the gala affair. Recreation the plate me why! didn't included in the guest list were tc be on New Year's Eve, Under it 's a go'an here Register at Registrar's office, Year's Eve with friends at the come, I say that I was "ILL" I : 1,, , Sk'(' riiain t'mii;lpiLS, Mike and Beth Ilattaway, Jud y Fleet Reserve. the direction of Millie Logan, 50 any-hour dress to I , 6' don't want to tell them the truth 'ISI' beca use it ',co ul d only ca use 10 and lov e!' 100% 0 trouble. I olyester border print MaYbe lots of women will see ~ 0 \ ____________ __ : ': - _________ ' In An Around Winter Springs . ,- I . ~ A d c-__-~ - IN , Arou [ d Ch''l' risc iii a I II Ins tci iis I ice rs .' ' .,. • Cmpkte chass is lubrication & oil change • Helps ensure long wearing parts & smooth, quiet performance I PIl'dSP J)h011(' for dJ)J)WfltIiipflt • Includes light trucks ' . 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' * ' ' I - " , _____ '' , r - ,- e:I ( 11:1 % - '-, ________________ wil _____ j 1 j ' "I b 1 , ' * ': - ., Hol day Celebrat ons For'More Good Vears hilbur ivar Z . 1. u e and .. " F .I . . , 11 __________________________________________ WjW - - __ ' Dog-Racing drive cars FAIRFAX, Va. —Jo Ann Russell of Naples, Fla., upset seventh-seeded Mona Guerrant of Phoenix 3-6, 7., 6-3 in the opening round of a women's professloq3l tennis tournament. LAS vE(;As, Nev. — Wayne Zahn of Tempe, Ariz., nipped Earl Anthony of Tacoma, Wash., 236235 in the championship game to win the $100,000 Showboat In- ,- Monday, Jan, IL '' Russell Upsets Guerrant Zahn Bowls Over Showboat " Ev,ning Herald, Snord, Fl. Miss Teenage America 1976, and to offer to them ever cx- thousands of handicapped Laths flurde of honolulu panding opportunities for a children and adults disabled by liassail, 55111 also serve as the brighter future,' said Meeker birth, accident, or disea.e, for "National Teen Ambassador This philosophy is appropriate more than 56 years. It is the for Easter Seals" this year, and to the cause of the Easter Seal oldest and largest voluntary in that role, will make ap- Society in that t includes an agency' In the world providing pearancis on behalf of the earnest desire and a you th ful direct ser vi ces to the hanEaster Seal Society, enthusiasm toward the dicapped. Each year, more The announcement of Miss development of one's self than a quarter of a million Durden's participation in the through service to others. The children and adults benefit 1976 Easter Seal drive was Easter Seal Society j from services offer ed by state announced recently by Charles motivated by' th e wish to and local Easter Seal affilia tes H. M ee ker Jr., president of the serve and to show compassion through a nationwide ne twork Miss Teenage America and the will to help others." of some 2,000 facilities and Pageant. Local Miss Teenage America programs. The Miss Teenage America titleholders will also serve as The Miss Teenage America Pageant has selected the "Teen Ambassadors for Easter Pageant, a division of the Dr. EasterScalSocietyasoncofiis Seals" in their own cities or Pepper Company, is in its iiiofficially endorsed projects, it states. ti'enth year Not a beauty was announced by the The title, "Teen pageant, Miss Teenage presidents of the organization, Ambassador," is by no means America recognizes outif Meeker and Lamar Soutter, honorary. It Is working title cthndingyoung women bet wee n M F) president, National and Miss Teenage America the ages of 13 and 17 for Easter Seal Society for Crip- titleholders from all across the scholastic achievement and pled Children and Adults country be devoting their special accomplishment. A 'The purpose of the \1is turn to clxci4iI fund raising Scholarship Program, IlIL d 'kenage America Pageant is to efforts, volunteer services to Pageant will award $30,000 in "'" honor and recognize cx- the handicapped and special college scholarships next year. fl ceptionally' outstanding young personal appearances on behalf The annual national telecast of women who have demonstrated of the Easter Seal Campaign. the Pageant Finals was leadership and citizenship in The Easter Seal Society has broadcast front the NBC their schools and communities, been about the task of helping Television Network the evening to support them in their efforts others, specifically, the of Soturday, November 15. / WALL iniddit', it was o pe n,'' said staubach who was trying for Pearson. "But Wagner came up and made the play. "The blocked punt and the interception by Wagner did it to us," he said. "They made the really big play's when they had to." Pittsburgh dented the Cow. boy's' well-publicized "fltx" running defense 46 times, ccllecting 149 yards. Bradshaw completed nine of 19 passes for 2W 'barth and two touchdown, . ve - , Teen Easter Seal Drj I J ai-Alai Gilder Impresses Phoenix, / - ol IN BRIEF \1, ,1 ' JuCo Basketball SPORTS .., . \. fi ~ • Hurt MIAMI i API --- "That play t, tst-.i points, good field posi. thtnged the whole thing," said tion and the spark that erupted I ;, ll, Coach Torn Linctrv ''It ink ; 21.17 Super Bowl victory ( hanged the momentum," over the Ciiwboy, "That play really hurt us," The Steelers, down 10-7 with agreed wide receiver Drew 3:32 gone in the fourth quarter, Pearson. lined up in a 10-man rush and "That play" was Regg ie liar- poured thro;h the Cowboys rison's block of a Dallas punt. line, going for punter Mitch The ball botmced wildly Hoopes. Harrison, a reserve through the end zone, gibing running back, had a clean shot the Pittsburgh Steelers a saf at the ball. ________________________________________ . ..., .... : • . .;.-C, , - ,.k, it /J '-tw " Y_ --r _ .Ip/ - , 1,_i , 14 'ti Ili, ', *• - \ ,' '-:"''.y i";,,& 4; -, -:';",'::. F)'1-, ,4'C .. •,!.q it - e i t - .''"' li,, "''- 'Tf.i."' "Ci • ifr' �2WE?1 QHerald,Sanford, Fl. Monday. Jan. 1. im [e9a1Notice Legal Notice 1 INVITATIONroBID INTHECIRCUITCOURTOFTHE Notice is hereby given that 11th CIRCUIT JUOCIAL SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA City of Ca5Setberr of Scmrv County. Florida. will receive teai PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO ?S3CP bidS up to 3 00 p M., ThU, IN E: Estate January fl, 1976, in t Cattelberry City Hall, Casselberry. Florida. for RAYMOND PRUITT. Deceased Medical and LIe InSurance NOTICE OF Specilicatlont may be obtalnd from ADMINISTRATION the city Manager, Cassetberry City TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Hall, Casselb.rry, Florida The City CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST reservesthe rht to accept or reject _________________ IEflCOM STAR THEK Monday U AS MAN BEftAVES N AND ERON- soa WALxACOUNTRYMt 700 U I I ) ) the tnse man bno.' I The 11Indenbu RissI, Gdbert separated _____ i ;:l4l 'ii 4'.' '.0 ___________ I EYING CIRC 1030 Li VORLD PRESS W SPECIAL OFThEEK___ series OS enfoflaien( OS. Conahen OS me ItIJ &amis, (ocsng on the best oS ltish entoasonl STARRING GENE LIlA 2 4 - - 6 12- NEWS U ABC CAPTNED NEWS FOfl D DEAF fl 30 Jodan 7 PS':2S BURT 6 CBS P,vtE 1en a collect the Ialost styfes, she fl1OetSteOobad4ocs __________________ ________ STELLA ST EVENS (1 IIUAS YOGA AND YOU MAN AND E7VRON ME 11 55 t6 C8SN 2 Rta CR) 9: 12 THE DOCTORSNmnptm1 Tts. P '4 '6 THE GUIDING LIGifi' U (Mon Oy) lERNA- MACNE VAL (Tues) A1OUES (H) od,, Fri.) SCHOOL PAOGIWø.AING 9J THE NElGRS: () P" (A) (Tuos, Wed, Ttus) tii Romoors"A (Fri) SHE'S THE CALL GIRLHE'S THE COP. 800 CAPTAIN oo 900 2 PHL DONA}UE SH (?.) CRCA (H) (TuOS) SOUNOSTAGE (H) (d) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 1255 A&snont, Susan Peters. (&&W) 1943 (Tues.) "Cabn the 6 4 (A) ALL IN THE FAMILY .) " orahen ter- U (Mon oey) WALK A COURY MI (H) (Tuos oy) FLORiDA RE W (Mon.) "Romagnol's RT Tae"(Tuos )' 9 RYAWSHOPE MYFARITEMAflT - 9 DAILY io SCHOOL PROGRAMNG J A WS PLUS KARATE SHORTS ES. & THURS. 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW MISTER ROGERS' NEHBORHOOO 030 A PHIL DONAE SHOW ECONOMY NIGHT-ADULTS 8), CHILDREN SOC moo 2 '12 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTSAXES is Shng" oe SlOrS. Te Thos. 8rish. 1958. (Tuos) "Horn 0I at 4ck Ben. Aloxis Sth 1945 () "ngor. ous Ex$e" Los B'nda Lee. 1958 British s)"Sh&dors"V Mae, Karon oe 1958, 'rn - 4 - 6 MATCH GAME 0 (Tuos, Th) "CarPa3coleas" 9) ONE LI TO LI (Mo,Tuos , Thsn) 'Us. Yoga and YOU" (R) (En) "Consor SJ " noct o FRtEND UNROOG 400 2 IflONDE 4 Glas lSo 9, p,a,ajy F1 P'' p. nioro. NOW Series Coa!Oc &WT1O by Norman Lear Described as "a sSmgI'ttty bocd$opera8Isa fidmOnaJOr1OtO'ii,fla,'EjfOfk, the lsvog of rosident aroundanaoassem L.ouse Lessor and Grog Mtilavey star U €D MISTER ROGERS' NEIGI-*3ORH000 9 EDGEOFNIGHT '12' DINAH €D ADOAMS FAIAILY 430 4 MiKE sw ia. 6 9 THE (H) - Wod, go 9 (Wed Only) AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL 'The ld9e ol Adam Rush' Lance Korwin, Barbara An&os, Jvii a l2yewoIdboy'gstcunjo acust to a new sloather and (ho thbps OS t Ide rts& n early 1900g. (A) €D MICKEY (JSE CLUB (B& 2 (B 500 ADAM 12 LASSIE IL -. - I -'7 / A . I SEEK ..... I 1. . nfl I Ohoke Rag, Ha. Mørit That's right 3 pieces ... you save 504 from the Kentucky Fried C - masied regular price of $1,891 SPECIAL TUESDAY PRICE potatoes and gravy & that an action for diSSOlutiOn Cl marriage and other relief has bern !'.J lit' riea CLEAN APARTMENT FOR RENT PHONE 3?? 1301 __________________________ AVAILABLE 1)35 1150 Color TV ST JOHN'S VILLAGE Im maculate 3 BR, I', baths, wall to Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! -.-. 1 (IRICk€II $ '1 39 I ONLY Algiers Cabildo at .. . - ihown ; __________________________________ TUESDAY ONLY SANFORD STORE - blekeirard up, dow,', or dIafot&aIly In IOV appear Ofw,Fd. the pu*,sli, Plod hidden name and boz Ii Ia ii loch st. Creoles Old Square Jackson Sq. St. Charles Canal Street Lake Borgne Sugar Bowl City Park Mardi Gras Tulane Tomorrow: African Peoples P. ,'.it land Avnut, MOutlaid, Floruii 32/Si. Attorney for Petitioner, on or t'('li)re retunry 73rd. 1976 If ye fal t a clel,suit will be enteirl ii(/,iifl%t you for lh relief demandni' for Prlitioncr WI1PI(55 my hand and sri tid Court in nntord. Semi' County, Florida If ,'. I' 1978 l iii I Arthur H Bec&wth, Jr Clerk nt the Cir(uit C i'' By I 4llci T jenk in' Orriuty Cirirk P'.,btt' 19 26 1. 1976 '14 - CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT NewandUt,eci Ford, Kubota, Peltibcne Sates, Pcntl, Service GOOdS -.. - 78---Pv%torcycles ___________________ Rup Trail flik, 35 MPH, many ss mpg 323 1976 ______________________________ Best offer 3fl 3$ -'.a:•aw. 197 SUZUKI 3O .- __ ______ - - _____ _____ ____ -1974 Honda CL 2, liki n - Phone 322 7539 MotrcycIe inSrOne BLAIR AGENCY 3223146 UXC Pit Bull Terrrs, 100 pOiOts. I start, black, tern; chopped, nes ' Papers Guaranteed 323 9144 mInor repair, Atking$1,500 or best PUPPIES for sate, part German __________ 641 )C36 -...':'- - . I _._:I.1_ ' -- -. i' - - 0434 _______________________ trained, house broke. Good with camper top, trailer tOwinO C Iildrn $150 322 880), hOokup Colt 323 7768 ____________________________ _______________________________ _________________________ ------- ---- ----------------OBEDIENCE CLASSES )9l2FordCounier 54Garage Sales Formorcjnforrnat dSpeedwitPilopper nights ____________________________ Catl)fl 8801 after S 11.600 .3223*74 GARAGE SALE- Single bed, -- _____ Headpaard, Boys Clothing, size 10 I 80-Autos fOr Sale 66Horses ____ 12. Lamp MiSC 8 7 6 1 7h. Wed- ___________________________ __________________________ _____ 1)5. Serce all make,, HERBS' three bedroom garden homei air, cOrport, skirting, awning, excellent condition. Offered by 5.avings&Loan $4) ilpermonth 373 6051 or 130 0008, call 678 5560 EXTRAS INCLUDED!' CALL US. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED'! REALTORS l2'S6 Skyline 2 BR, furnished, _______________________ _________________________ ____________________ ___________________ _________________ Call after 6 weekdays, 32) 5795 __________________________ - - -' - - ....,, -------'''-ii,'.. '" 4 , p , - ____________________________________ p ......._ '. ______ Stenstrom Realty -- - Merchandise - - WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME 35-'bik Home J ______________________________ Pu, nj a '-ew hOmC MO- i'ig to an 0partment KOVE ESTATES-- Ne-a. Swim, Gt some action With Herald fish, boat, cluouse. 550 mo Free classified ad We'll help ou wTite literature P 0 Box 10. Osteen, an a that Wilt bring a fast sale Flo 37761 322 6017 CALL 377 26)1 . . - - . _______________________ , ' '.-- Call I TAXI DRIVERS Sanford - _________________________ Nurtes, RN'S; LPP4'%; Aides, Aide Companion. Needed immediately 671 0636 - '. ,,. L.ean j bedroom, 1', bath, avocado Stove & rrigerator, blue carpet, central heat 8. air Payton's 372 130) Property _____ -__________________________ - - - Ld,I'IY(,')d[X(jft (,135.q Ft Sho)Sp,lcf' lOON Maple )lJIJllor)flats) Yellow Cab. 20) 5 Pa'k Ave. Bart ,i,' - 37-Business .., HERE IT IS! Just what you've been LS0P4 .'.'AIEP FURNiTL' Shopping for Well kept 3r-, [tOY- SELL TRADE 311 )l C F inSt St borne In nice neighborhood 322 5622 Range, Carpeting,dishwasher,C L KitChen Bathroom fence, paneled family room Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks Installation Reduced to $21,950 available Bud CabI 372 80S2 anytime, A COP.'PLETE TREATi 3 bedOO. home With many extras CL Bed. pop up duplex, makes fenced rear yard. extra large lot, size, excellent Condition, soo, Screened porch, equipped kitchen. Phone 37) 1716. ________________________________ 518. 500 __________ Wood over;1eaclgarager $''.'.icle Call Sanford's Sales Leacier ' 7., Complete Best offer Phone •,,4673 AT 322-2420 ANYTIME I - REALTOR BRING ME AN OFFER' Will conSider ''ALL" otfer on th, Commercial BuildIng REALTORS MLS 2S4SPARK Spanish ranch. Desirable Sanford Ottd 3 bedroom. 2 bath. famil- - - . 7 Offices attached Warehouse truck room, garage, on landScaped lot. DUPLEX he:ght Large fenced Outside I bedroom concrete ttorage Crntral tsxa' on FHA appraised at %77$) block. e'celtent condition, not ty $ taxes; by owner. 377 6620 PROBABLY The nicest home you will cver see in Call iw 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cent'aI thiS price range 3 bedroom, I': W. Garnett White heat, air 57.000 down, 1706 per bath. spotless in a out Central month 372 7287 heat, big lot, room for a garden -g Real Estate Broker JOHNXRIDER.ASSOC. Pricedt,elowappraisal at 123.500 tO? W Commercial YOUR TIME IS PRIME TIME Sanfor ,l Don't waste it See Hilt sharp I Phone 32? 1861 blt-g Weal Estate Broker bedroom,) bath with family room 1)001 25th St with lots f fruit tree'. You'll eni oy 322 6455 Estate Lake Mary your larnil-, here Just redu(td 7 bdr Fbi rm -536.000 fnced yard, shade $11,000 Or t)5f ever Owner 327 1507 41--Houses -- _______________ We are going to hireone person Only (or the Sanford area for direct sales Or.ly those interested in 5 figure income need apply Averageearning's In excess of 1)00 per week For appointment call between 9 and II, 425 5013. ask for ','r Mariulis A Phone call Could start you on a flew and profitable career Call 162 ___________________________ --__________________________________ _ ______________________ --- - _____________________________ 21-Situations Wanted -- Want to careforpatient In my home Goodcare References Phone32l 3751 " - _________________________ -- - -'- TAIFER REALTY ______________________ _______ - - I . I 32394 10 24 Hrs, Kish Real Estate I 24-Business portunities - 4 , Gong Ilusnest Day Care Center Will lease or sell Phnp 831 8146 or 6145799 _________________________ Excellent Opporlunity Only 1 10 Pours weekly with complete company training I location et up Investment of 5600 55000 Call L011t(t, Mr Carson, II) 516 5320 COfi coier your home with alum Siding & toffit system Also ROfmg, Gutter1 20 , Eagle Siding Co 151 9543 I B&auty Care I I _______________________ Ifl(fl 321-0041 _______ -. - eneva _____________________________ - Gardens I SWI V U • 3 LineS ___________________________ 01 Burner Cleaning & Scvice hi;i r ti m' r--' Ar C Ivlton.ng 32: __________________ Days j WWl 1111 Luxury - Patio Apartments ''' FURNISH!D OR UNFURNISHED ___________ NO S[CURIT FROM - " .._i.. - - U _ __ $ Place your - ) ad anytime during Januar and save $1.56, A good time to sell ose items that Santa relilaced, v.i ,v, 25th St. , - ____________________________ ' Pet - Care Home Improvemer - or - 322 1771 " Cal SEARS C'.rpqnt,5 Remodeling, Adtl,li, Ctlorn Work Licensed Hwy,17.92Acro & Profe'.ionalIyMn,g Y~ar Leases U brick & 322.2611 .ii ___ 'i t'1't ?f.' ' -. Roofing -ji,1,._' 'x,1't ,, "' '"'. Freeestirna'ts IiiJ1i 6164 I £ '/M/1)I -, ---. .. r" (I l) , ' t U - p" u.x i,Jp.c..r4 • simulated •dr.mr#v . 1:i ;v,td--' c I' ' "1' .. & z' . " PET REST 11414 ,..... ,1,t.. a, .t'c: ______ , .'. -, ' 'Th Upholstering - Quality upholstering Free p-ck up'. cletivc're Cal1 fc'r Pr es' rr,1t 201 1 Comrnercii .373 WANT TO SELL YouR HOME' Buying a Or,'. "'i',,. n'.', apartment) - i . y . q ( , tn' - "s. ",'J liT* P, - '- h ,-. - - s,,. .-.. ' .._...-.. -. Well Drilling - •" ', ., ' ______ ' - .i,.__'.-i_ -.' ," .. - ".U" ,'' "I - r - .y 'c_x-r'.* •,,. k,,. ''7v"" "*'i J1 w" A.. ''. -, , _,.,,k h.......... ______________________________ - _____________________ ______________________________ '%i P4 '¼ 5 • .ni" ...,..._ nfL. ' '.• ,, -v.. .. .'i'z 7' , ' ,., '. ,. • - 'i . - I _____ -" ____________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ ________________________ ____________________________ -. ________ __________ ___________________ A FRACTION OF THEIR COST AYSwANTDS 5 1 :4r 5i.PPLYCO 1 IULj- '" 3 ,- . - -. , , , , ,._, I - - - .'_-'.-''. •;': - ' tSa '_-. ''v 'L' :" I - , "&;-i; Altcrat,ons Dressmaxing, lades men's. Children's. Drapes, Quilts UPholstEring Ocnri' CIna 3:2 070/ ____________________________ _____-I___ I'rOtOjr4phy by Munson Cokoyne F,n wedng r*ioto reasonably priced .1hOne 373 6.3U 's. 1 - - -- -. Fçe-.rY'k "7, 'x4"),. "' Sewing or 831.9991 -.----- ,,4,it"i 't1/ k" ?' ' I" t" '..'t,t xc:. - " I- Jar,1ry - -. ,, ,' " - _____________________________ 1 ''• ",,,, - e - ' , -. S FOO,%P4 PEST CONT 5.4? Pan, Dne 3725565 ______________________ - ' Radio & TV I Heater Cleaning - llaMe rn%tyd room, private entrance, Private both No cockino Phone I '" ' 1-.. r Land CIcring, tilt art. clan rock All krJ of digg:ng Pio,j'st'trilr5 Stored & moved 372 9)12 - WORDS OR LESS ' ___________________________ -_ A&/. CLEANS ALL ExterIOr press,,'ec!ean rg 31) c485 C&A BackHoe Service HAUL lP4G Rubbish, troth removal Building clean up ShrUbtwfV trimmed yiird work )fl 7451 I c-... - -. ' _____________________ Pest Control - .1 - .;, . - Expert I shingles All work guarn,, E 5 TERSONLANDCLEARIPG I BROGDEN ROOFING i736700 Bulldoijog, Excavating, D.Yci I ____________________________ work. Fill dirt, top soil 322 594) Hauling ____________ ;'., ,- - 1 Tax Returns I ...,J Pt______ LUIIU JeUrIn9 I SPECIAL 'b,, , .. - In v Iou Busiiits HWy 17 97 at Fiy Po,nis Phone 322 Tfi3 __________________ BY OWP.'EP--- R. E Assoc 3(3k. 1 bath, corner Igt Ravenna Par Phone 373 5215 after 6 pm. R(J.LIOR5 ",:. - Williams Accounng I Burglar Alarms A Cl -'r . Pressure Cleaning _ 7 living room Chir, electric heater, p other small appliances, dishes, linenS, misc. hsld items & brIe hrac ReOSOflabte 323 osta -LI' Us Burglar P,pof YOUr bfrn ____ SerunityLockS Installed __________________________ Ph0ne3778663 ___________________________ a ss if Ie d V - I _________________________ __________________________ I URIVE IN Iv SERVICE I Sen , ce 202 L 'r O.ik Blvd I Phn 131 96*1 Income Tax Serv. _____________________ ______________________ J A I1 1.1 A RY C I lP4i, Piumtrg Supp Fixturet 'ater HCOters $a m to pm thru Sat 2531 S Park Drive 37) 5412 _____________ I CLASSIFIED AVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Ot M(r(f,,fldi%e Everj Da' TryOne' , -- _____ M5 HOME tNPROVEMEP4R •'IJ help cx, that Saturoy lob? Panelng, isndS hungs, concrdte wOfk etc B th hour, or by the ctj 10.5- ER'S BEAUTY SALON I tormrty Hariet,'s Beauty No*iil 5191 First.3fl 5717 ___________________ - R,I(f THE CONT RAC T" PRIVACY WITHOUT ISOLATION I - Lovely two slory 3 bedroom, I bath, family room woos carpet, I Bedroom block, fenced yard fireplace, range, refrigerator, Large kitchen, dIning room, d%hwasher New central htat .inI pantry, enclosed porch, garauc O1 unit flack yard fenced with 327 0610 _____________________ brick and wood 156000 _____________________________ ''LS Id',,T7. I Plumbing KEEP WARM Replace your old JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more efficient awning or single hung WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT ,,rifldOwS $31 9914 __________________________ WORK' Ptce a Classified Ad in EVERY DAY someone is looking fur the Evening Herald todOy what you have to sell Call today ____________________ ___________________________ and yourCIasslfi Ad will appear p here tomorrow - and I chairs. WeStinghouse electric dryer, 9'x)7' nylon rug, blue sculpture. 19 Cu ft 7 do refrigerator, rocker. : folding nea Ond mattress. other items. Alt ri GOOd condition Selting to settle an estate Iii W tIth St Sanford _ Phone 372 1864 or 327 141. _____________________________ Mobll Home fires. (6),70Oxi5 Ideal for hor or eculpmen, trailer, 120 ea or 5)00 37) 5)6.5 _-__ Home lmprovemgnts - . Rentals - Formica dinte set, eitenson leaf Aluminum Siding __________________________ _____________________ 3 BR cement block. 1 bath, cam pet, kitchen equipped Immediate Occupancy, $19,500 Bank financing availablC 32) 7771 _______________ ______________________________ 29-Rooms h/5 • FREC1piy I? 971 ___________________________ I VENDING ROUTES , "'-'--------- _______________________ ______ - ' Real I. - -I'. ________________________ '. -- '' - - n ' - 11 NOTICE OF SUIT 1() HENDERSON JONES. JR Address Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY 1401111 1' il5at a Suit for disSolution i 'flMriagc hat bUn commencr' aqanp y in the Circuit Court ' thp EitjP1?Ci'flt Judicial Cicuit I1d for Sm - minol County, IThc Style of the cause i 5ARA, JANE JONES ., HENDERSO'. JONES, JR ',indyouarerequirJ ' tile your rMpont, or other pteai' *ith th Clerk of the atove ____ ' Heavy Equipment I. - -_- SARAH JANE JONES, Reconditioned Batteries, 112 IS r,c'1r PEC1 PODY SHOP, l)5r'firrj .'e Tractors & ' _____ ' 63A- - - COLOR TV, III 95 MONTH GREGORY MOBILE HOMES )dO3 OrlandoDrive ___________________________ ''v'i ' - Pd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIM CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 74-1801-B IN RE: The Marriage of HINDER SOP4 JONES, JR FOR SALE TOMATOSTAKES 353 366laftersp m just OpnedAUTO PARTS I. SUPPLIES. 3101 Sanford Aye 222It 0617 Open7Days,n.st,7)0 6. and Sun 91. - - 5W.Radi5teo _______________ make ownehIp thiS easyt (entrai Florida MULTIPLE LISTlN IfLALTCJR 3321991 19)9 S French 322 1196.332 1SIi 332 1959,122 116.4 heal air, carpeting For rent or e. ___________________ furnished 3 bedroom 1 bath, -_- - -- - __________ ______________________________ central heat and air, $70,900 Easy 2 New double wide, fully set up in 105 N Sunland Drive-) BR, 7 oath, f(f(;)... 7 terms Shoeing Work guaranteed 321 l mileage 17.295 Call 332 ieSt )'I R ,,',, BedrOom block home, Rlvervi 55f & Acesrjes quiet adult park. Central air, fenced, large shaded tot Or'ando WANTED- Nice residential lot. -------- _________________________ 0030 or 8)0 4249 'Aye. Sanford $173 mo JOnny I 21) 't Screened room, carports and OFFICE MANAGER sis - Must 1971 is' V Hull Cobia boat LotU ------- - -- -__ Broker, 3276451 Also 3 bedroom,7 bath older home l97SDodgt Van skirtt $1,000 under lnice No have BA •n accounting PotCntialWalker, I extras 373 7786 after S with double garage 68 Wanted to * * * * Ocyl.$3,250 y atcrs, p1(050 Phone 373 6051 or for Comny cornpt,oileq $55 -----Detlona- 3 BR, 7bath, large famim, Nights Phone 678 5561 HAIRDRESSER 373 t56jafter S ROBSON MARINE ExperIenced FURNISP4ED I Bedroom, central $300008 room, garage SISO month plus Wanted to HIDDEN I kF hei n p,, .- -----------OOerO?nr ..n. --Mflp. - hv fly yJ ______________________________ 'iq' erie ,iurv. OW.y. II aeposiv 516,900 7711 Any Quantity. Prefer following 322 5961 43-LotAcreage Chico & The Man NOLL'S I Bedroom Cattetoerry, Hwy 17 92. 830 1206, block, 2 bath. MECHANIC Good hGur with all Harold Hall Realty 15)0 Elliot St.--- 7 BR, kitchen id t7 978.121. LorQwOOcl recreatIonal ammenitis, split SMART BOATERS KNOW around experience, Mutt Seminole & Volu,a Counties, equipped. 132$ month, 150 damage room arrang.nie', REALTOR 323 S77 "CASH 322-4132 373 1570or13g 4605 kithin JIM POST at own Poets plus frof endexp Acreage Tracts, small & large deposit, Orlando 799 1139 after S equipped. en(Ios ALL AMER ICAN MARINE pprage. Out SALES TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 3731903 Great potential Will train pm For sn lurn,ture. dppllance. 196$ Pontiac 010 Convertible standing landscaping Only 11.500 6280711 with sales background 8314100 toolS. etC Buy 1 Or lOOt items. celICn? condition, l mire,,-,' & take over payments No I 2 Bedroom House Larr 1". P.'art. 213 Sanford Ave WE SELL SuccEss owner only, 1650. 321 0935 1911 Mercury, 11$ Ii p uSt rebuilt. 3 Btfl 0t5 With 21 fruit trees, 701 Commercial Kit EquIpped, 1175 373 j7 New po.er trim, excellent con 1 )35 Elm Ave I V Foster. Lake _____________________________ ___________________________ 1973 Ford Econoline Window Vi" 131 19)9aflerS We Buy Furniture JOHNNY WALKER ditlon ASking 51.700 or best offer Fashion Show Director for Sarah Mary, 327884 I _____________________________________ pric reasonable, See at Ph'm-c 372 7701 after m ii: O, 3 Bedrooms, '[P41 C 1)P,TR,',(TCu 3p Coventry. Act now no ifl'5tment bath, central heal DAvE 5')?) 9)77 I Coleman Circle 372 5045 j flO delivery. air, carpet, garage. $190 month. Rf.AL L T'.TE, INC Excellent 46-Commercial Property 3731291 alterS, arrangements to dd to your 322 6457 family income. Opportunity for OSTEEN-TAcres. Bedroom SiiO per' local manager 3710034 or S74 HOme of BPP 'iarranted Hrn RCIy for Development 4 4 4 month SCHURIN REALTY 3159 allOArer37) 5600 Realtors 327 t)07 RIVERFRONT HOME Just listed ____________________________ MANAGER TRAINEE College I 7 bedroom home TRADE WITH US at Lemon Pluff. I degree plus knowledge of con ______________________________ 34-_-?,'cbile Homes Range, refrigerator, washer, ______________________________ We Buy Equity struclion will land thIs super ------ --_________________________ ___________________ dryer Carpeting a furnished. C ______________________________ viSOry position 6 We Offer Guaranteed L. fence surrounds lot You'll fall I Bedroom notjle P'ri, prc4r LOYMENT ° lOve with it, and only 537,900 323 Silo S0-Mtscellaneous for Sale Sales PIa'3 mate 525 iseek PhQn 3'7 91*7 ' ____ I UCHALMETTENYOMLUTA SOR ERAUQSDLOTSLAYOR NLE FOV I EUXCARRE KUL N IT SKRSALJACKSONSQ IC A E C L F U A 0 R H C N ER F B S S R E E E i10 G E V L 0 N BS 0 A R P I R N N A 'C 0 A A 0 A V L R R E MA RTT ENXLAKRLLELGEXLE ASCR SEAEBUBNA!NTRLO H LIP S RB VT JR 0 DJ ONA I E CATE AOJAllLRWELAPVS TNYGRETNAFADCLPSYN I NALGI ERSGMTROPH TIER IOCNMISSCLRAHCTSOI TM [E P0 N TA LB A B I D G SM C B 0 3 Bedroom, 2 baths Already Set up with awning and Skirting Cheap Phone 3?) 0180 110 Exeter Coon 321.0041 ______________________ _________________ _____ NEW ORIFAN1 RI sh Rea I Estate 1 BR, 1', bOth, many extras, Good condition $325 (sales lax , transfer), take over payments ilL cott A( r 831 9172 jii, tar). .3/2 216 dtier 5 #1. Sanford acre $19,500 - cAp4 LAN 3 f, 7 32-Houses Unfurnished (J5 t,è wk nat ___________________ __________________________________ . _______ 7310, . __________________________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 834 ROOD TRACTOR COMPANY gup DCORATOR5 _________________________ 109W itt St 3fl 7333 i DON'T STORE ti. SELL ' .vhh 0 We Buy Vurniture , _________ _____ CIf1 ,.J Ad - ------ - _____________________________ _______________________________ -. M-Equipnt for Rent __________________________________ -- J Bunk feds ar.d Dishwasher Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Phone 332 7ft) Shampooer for onty 1)50 per day ____________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE I ENMORE WASHER. parts, i service, used machines 65-Suppiies ______ AT 322242o ANYTIME OkEp4 DOWN PAYMENT, You KITCHEN FUR NISHED, HEAT AND AIR Phone)7755 - . - 75-Recreational Vehicles __________________________ _____________________________ GARDEN' SPOT NOW FLOYD FREER. 322 5191 '--- Call Sanfora's Sates Leader _____________________________ alter S & wk nd 1 Transportation I _______________________________ _________________________________ - Sanfora Bo. Spring & Mattress 5CtS. 1)5, while they last SANFORD REALTORS M LS 2345 PARK _____________________________ ______________________________ -- NO GIMMICKS LOW LOW INTEREST RATES 5l-Househo - - ____________________ ted Sweeper like new $150. See at Sriipp,n Tur- i -_ - - Plo charge All admitted free - Sale - - Comebrowse every Sunday at the Movieland Drive In Theatre, South 17 92 Phone 377 1216 62-Lawn-Garden FREE GIFTWRAPPING.AII Baby Gifts, Knt, Christening Gowns r AYTON'S CHILDRE?4'5 .'EAP all this and more for just 129,500. 7i OO & --= -- - -----------------_____________________________ Jan.21, 25 (Sat 106. Sun lid) SAPIFORDCIVICCENTER Admissionll f3 3fl 599 chain link fenced yard, utility NEW high qulity homes with Only 31A-pIexes - -- l&-Help Wanted requiredtofit.theorlginalwlth the Clerk of this Court and serve a corfl of your MItten deenwj if any, to ' L ., yard, $27,000 DeBARY- Lab front, beauttfu) ne 3 BR. 7 bath, central heat am, Florida room, large lot 545,.2 SANFORD AREA- Acrcag :acres improved pasture, fenced, II & SR 1)1,Loflgwoo 372 )67- 6' 33c 372 -______________________________ ' FINN Inrnutj,, 'N. 1.141... Vg4'aaJ,ai l Show 2524 P,,rk [Jr 311 2118 fast bar, ust to name a few! REALTOR AFTER HRS 3?? 39I 322 9281 32206.18 50 MUCH FOR SO LITTLE 6 large bedroom,4 baths, spacious 2 ALL THIS for only story home close to e'rerything. home, large lOt for garden, shed Only 13.000 clOwn. Smoke;' Says: "I . -- •'%' pool privileges, utilIties furniShed Aduilt. 517j 32) 26/a Phone)?) 167) • - INC I - "i9"d to Buy ---" _____ = __________ 1 - Wood Or steel desks texecu'Ive desk 1. chairs, secretarial desks & chairs. straight Chiirt, filing cabinets, as is. Cath anø carry NOLL'S Cassettjerry, 17 97,1)0 1706 Sanford's 4th Annual QUALITY CONSTRUCTION Quatlty living! Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath home on tirg wooded to? All the extras, in ctudnq fireplace, Screened porCh, SUNLAND.- 3 BR, 1 bath, central Fruit icr SMc Call be 10 a m or after 3 P m Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr GEORGE H NICHOLAS and Clerk of Circuit Cou a'uv''. TIll,. !(JLA, hi% w,te. By Lillian I Jenkins Defendant, Øy Clert NOTICE OF SALE Lawofficesof Rosenblum & PIplos No'ie s hereby Qiyn that, By Iing B Gussow, Es SU!Ø pursuant to the Order or final Judgment entered In this cause, in 430 East Highway 436 the Circuit Court of Seminole Casselberry, Florida 37707 County. Florida, I will tell the Publish Jan S. 12. 19, 26. 191e property '.ituatCd in Seminole 0EV 21 County, Florida, dMcribd as' Lot Ii. OAKLAND HILLS, ac IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIlE Ordnq to the plot therenl EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR recorded on Plot Book I). nages 6) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE and 61 of the public records of COUNTY, FLORIDA. Seminole County, Florida, CIVIL NO. 75-2330-CAO9.I ,lt puilc sale, tothe highest and besf FEDERAL HAT IOP4AL MOO bidder, for Cash. at the west front GAGE ASSOCIATION, clpor 01 the Seminole County Plaintli CoIg,thoe, in Sanford. Florida, at vs II AM On February 4th. 1976 ARNOLD P SMITH and BETTY cci January 16th. 1916 JANE SMITH. hi5 wife, I Si,,ll Defentj.,-"t L Arthur H Bekwith, Jr NOTICE OF SALE Clerk of th Circuit Court tti' it hereby given vt,' By Elainc PiCliarde pursu.i'it '- the Ond'-, Or F Deputy Clerk Judgment entered n thiscse, in". Publish January 19th, 1976 Circuit Cot of Seminole Cour', Div 9) FlOrd. I will Sell the ptopr". situated In Seminole COOrt, ________________________ FlOfidi, des(r.bed as Løf 1 fld that part of Lot 9, fl. "B" TRIPLET LAKE SHORI S Pat Book I. page II. Seminuc County Public Records deScrib..1as follows Begin at the SE corner ni )pg' saidLos 1,tpiencerun So,jtP,*e'strrr, .i'ong the Northerly r w of Tnp'r' Fp r7u'9 Lake DrIve a distance of 266 ftc' thc run NortheaSterly 104 fee' thC SW corner 01 saId Lot I. ther run East 7 teet to tne Point (Seginning, .it public sate, to the highest an I,'' ridder, for ca'.Pi, at the west fri." iloor of th Seminote Cou", Courthouse, in Sanford, Florid., tI 00 A M. on February 4th, l97 SPIIII Arthur H. Beckw,th, Jr C r'rk of the Circuit Cr ml _____ y EIa.ne RlCharcsrDeputy Clerk All houses are orih pt'oUi*i.1f,, Puttish Jan II, 1976 fottil re's! DIV 97 -______ ____ _______ HUNT RL I I _____________________ "' Government program, child care for a'. mw as 1? per .',cck, it 1 °u qualify 373 Illi 9-Good Things to Eat - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE East Highway 136, Catselberr, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Florida)2707, on or before February CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 9, 1976; otherwi a judgment COUNTY, FLORIDA, enleredaganst you lot the rd CIVIL NO 1S-2723CAO9.0 demanded in the petitiOn. FE DERAL NATIONAL MOR WITNES5my handand the seal t TOAGE ASSOCIATION, this Court on January 2. 1976 Plaintiff, (SEAL) / / cole slaw roll _____________________________ II on SR 46 3224o30 ____________ F ' -a PANY 19 I BEVERLY HIILBIUJES (P TIlE LONE HANGER l'i acres. ;n tOwn, 20' * so' pool Oriindo Ore ____________________________________ guests Call . RAVENPIA PARK- Lakefront I SEE THIS 3 BR, 1' ba?h,Centrat H i BR, 1' -, baths, central heat air, & A, wall to wall carpet, and carpeted, new kItchen. 2 Florida garage $76,tO One & 2 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished P4Iy redecorated, Come see 300 E. __________________________ Oniar1 '.'r (han) :s ____ JIM Sch U re n Rea I 1 BAMBOO COVE APTS WILL DO BABY SITTING INMYHOME PHONE 37) 1106 OflH.9Iw4y44 separate Iurnishd garage apartment So much for just 159,500. Re Real EstateBrok 103W. 1st St 323606) or 37) OSIYcves ___________________ License Bureau 377 6S ' 530 2, '12 NEWS U W ELECTRIC COM- I' I, - TOflQ,IOS and Tangerine -. ' RV GRIIN SH Home of BPP Wnrran?c.j hornet iYIj o. __________________________ USe office furnitur P4,* seller every hour Have had up to to trutk loads to clI Thi$ auction for people who want to save or make money. We sell by the piece, dozen, gross, or truckload All types of goods, jetry, food items, bric a rac, crystal, rados, I tracks, many her items Stenstrom Realty M.UNS WORTH REALTY rel,,rhitpd 2 t .'u trry, hi,y,. Sl5,) ___________________________ filed against you and you a r e Attorneys be PerSonal RepresMative Publ'$h Jan 19, 76, 1916 3?) )S3 ut;,r 201 1 25th 313 18)2 HALA , C0LBET.REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS,AsSocmatC Ev 321 0I1or372 1587 SAPIMO PARK, I. ? bedroon' traler opts Adult & family park /.'kty ISIS H*y I? 97 Sanford A BABY'S WORLD Care for nf 0 w ti,i ur Iren NOdn )YCn? *flbflthly Payments less th rent Govrnment tudz Custom horneon Sour mt or ours We PARK AVENUE MOHILE PARK 2545 Park Drive %lOup Ca -- man,." (H) SCHOOL PROGRAM- R[ AL TOR S COM1ECIAL - - hi ____ _____ ____________________ '-- )07 Califirnia Avenue San Rafael, 6. Kemp, PA SuIte 402 801 N. Magnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida 37103 9' GENERAL HOSPITAL I 68-Wanted hg OkI lir, ih't nipIetp flour bin, porcelain work tabp, tso ornat. d' '.ie bd and dresser, or anything and Oak 323 1371. 56 pm, Mon -H NO LOU&E USED CAMPING __________________________ GEAR IS tN DEMAND SELL IT P40W WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 10--Swap & Trade Every Friday i: Noon I I Roomsirwj bath. kitcheneguipped $70 month Phone 3731522 after S p rn .A VELS.GRAPEFRUIT j a Boon." Red Buttons, Barbara Eden - -. Merchandise 1 .iu. TOPIEMA ST ER ELECTRIC GUITAR With rate, 1150 Phone)71 Oil) AUCTION pr,viies $15000 I ______________________ Ave $100 Ret 32 , ,, of the Estate of Raymond .1. Pruitt, deceased Found & mate & white. yr OIa, 15 1b5, Answeri to flame 'fluster" . t;j neIghborhood Ideal for older person or couple Call days, I)) LOST . NOTICE OF ACTION 1 00 2 12 SOMERSET bedroom house Phone ou 9657 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Forrest Greene, Inc. --------- Lost Alice S Prultt, 300 __________ ____ S 30 pm ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd t ---- quallficolion of the personal representative, or the venue or SHOWIR) L 1230 I _____ JOBS SERIOUSLY carpeted Close in. 371 0 4 /1 3 BR. 1 bath, completely lurnith air ond. fenced, fruit Carpeted Close in 321 0171 59-MiscaI -. Sanford. Ilorm,1.h 171?) - Admtnitfrat ion has been maIled are SEMINOLE COUNTY. required WITHIN THREE MON INS FROM THE DATE OF THE Case No. S.7204-CA.OIC In Re: The marriage of FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS JAMES MARTIN REYNOLDS. NOTICE, to file any objectIons they may have that chaIIenes the and OflUbaSiSOShowmthy M0bOUtO0thOttW. I 6 SEARCH FOR 9 MOE: (Mon) "Ass Publith: Jan. 5. 12. 19, 26, 1976 Allpersonslflteqnted intheestate EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR 21 -12 TAKE MY ADV)CE. Ket/an9O'3t)Ot)Otjfbry 4' dam."PetorFinch,EyaBok 1959. (Fn,) "C Be- ___________ ______________________________________________ NOW SHOWING THEY BOTH TAKE THEIR FlU OViedODUPIeX turn Or uflfurn Ideal location Reasonable 3653721 Can F4cl CntlI7J 157 stated. If the claim Is secured, the A. Tango . Security shall be described, The Publish- Dec 29, 1975, Jan 5, 17. t claimant shall deliver sufficient 1976 177 copies of the claim to thC clerk to DEU enable the clerk to mail one copy to BIG VALL 3 BR, 1 bath, completely furnished, _______ LAKE MARY I Bedroom, 1 bath Irame home, detached garage, nice shade trees, fenced yard, near lake $11,500 )lAdments Furnished claIm, the name and address of the MENTAL HEAL1 H CLINIC, ap credltoror his agent or attorney, the that I intend to register sal amount claimed lithe claim 5 not with the Clerk of the Circuit Cour yetdue,thedatewhenitwillbecome Seminole County. Florida in a ie shall be stated If the claim Is cordance with the Provisions of the Contingent or unliguidated, the FicIltio Name Statutes, To Wit EVERYSUNDAY CAL322.)2)6 drapes, GE applian dw Franklin Arms Apts, 32) 6630 Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 fbi 553. SanfOrd. Fla 32111 FICTITIOUSNAME Notice Is hereby gIven that I am claim or demand may ve. engaged In buSineSs at I)? West 3r Each claim must bethey in writing and SI.,SeminoleCounty. Florida, Under 2 (Mon oy) NATNAL GEOGRAPHIC in Scarth of the Gwat Apos' (H) (Tues o) NOVA "Jooy" (H) 0 9) required, WITHIN THREE MON TH5 FROM THE DATE or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE,tofilewiththeclerkof the court a written statement of any 9 RME ANDRE&SON 200 U (Wed, Thus, Fm, Jy) ELECTR COMPANY 9 - 520,000 PYRAMiD LESS 9 G000MORNINGAMER. (Th 1200 9 LOCAL N 117 t ___________________ GET THOSE LUX UR 'IL MS FOR Assume Payments Singer Dat And S Zig zag with 3 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. n&c position Sing machine I BROKERS and cabnet Pai balance of $72 O Days 31? 12 payments of 16 50 See at N'qhts 372 735? SAP4FORD SEWING CEPTER 307 E Itt St Dntn Floor Strptng & WiI Jfl 9111 Residential & Business Free __________________________ es?lrn6les Blitz (lear 373 5954 2whiClutility trailer, tilt bed, Iply tIre. 17 It S at Monroe Cam drmkec, representative Is set forth below. t Wit - ¶ecstn Pt All persons having claims or Florida Statutes 1937. LIMITS (H) (Tuos only Brokec Estate 322 7643 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY, AL ANON FICTITIOUSNAME Real HAR GAINHUNTERSPARADISE ThIt3 Classilled Adt HotIlne," Adults or Teens - "LAS VEGAS LADY'R _______________________________ "GIRLS FOR RENT" - City Manager PubliSh. Jan I?, 19. 1976 DEVSI Santorc, Florida, 37771. The name of ALTAMONTE COM sonal rresentat lye of this estate is MERCE PARK, and that I intend tO ALICE S. PRUITT, whose address Is register said name With the Clerk Of _______________ ____________ ________________ ______________________ Setting 7 BR. l' baths. screened P0(h UC I I Maiflter,anc, free Companlonfor father wanted, 6nd tn do Iiht Putekeeping 3d SSt Semlnot County, Florida, Probate engaged in busineSs at 750 JaSmine as osdent. EJ'zabh I ted stats as s Ison 1200 700 "2) 12' TODAY (Loc fl at 725 and 825) 4 6 CBS N 4J HOLLYWOOD Afternoon 4 QI 0OOUS 121 SQUARES 4 655 '2 DEVOTIONAL 6 1100 2:30 OF ThE IN SAID ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of RAYMOND J. PRUITT. deceased.FitePlumber7S39OCP, Is I 6 the bding tOSMen 4 so a to Hou labor, Wo cam- dent storod 0 StrOke and, to ALEGRE" (Tuos., Thurs.) AND HOME 638 12 LMNGRDS 64-3 .12 HI NEIGHBOR 645 MONTY PYTHONS TNUt T 21 F 4 A teenage mother Is torn by flicI decisne hoe 'ant SOfl l86 (os Ford's sate OS theUronAessswIinioqnt ______________________________ t mo for tOSy ______________________ ___________ LYD iW?(*i$(5 tA?i(U i . r --;-:. 9 SUNRISE JLEE 4 -6 MEDICALCFNTER STILL QUESTIONED. - - •• '-.i,i - Dg _________________ _________________ _______________________ OdrOw fl the years Fo TRIC (Wed) 'des inEthjcatn' (Fr,) 'Foros 202O. reporter (Postponed last ok), buds5un dad mountn O$. EEL OF FOR- Tropical plantings Surround thiS •,rIic(MI home anøea arplf%, dining room. eatin kit Chen & unh,abI, I6'7S family room. Only Call to 5CC why this homi w,tt drastically (rse in value 131 12fl _____________ (:lFF JORDAN. REALTOR, rVWJJJ1Ug - - - MOSS I E C. BATEMA N __________________________ tor The B'3? BUY In I).vn A assf Retirement Dream ____ Apt, I or 7 bedroom, furn or SANFORD on the chien Eva Me Sa Season o- 2 112' TUNE 61 625 1000 ayed by Ou Gdag. ABC MOVIE. "The LAKE HU8ST. N.J. tP-T( 110 6 10 2 SUNSHINE ALC 15 '6 u-fvusceuaneous ________________________ th -- Parian ts saeni fon tm 830 4 '6 PLlS- It's 'lo. arxl 'm,s:ch siicn Ph1:, (Qoris acan) ls for her 11L2:30P.M-S1.25 130 2 12 DAYSOFOUR LIS 21 i121 (Tuos. oy) FRST LADIES DIARIES "EddhfloU- SESAME STREET I2 THE 930 "Rod Planet s" er Crams, ea Pg 1952. AX1err)t5 cabo th M set oft a cn nts that toa?ons 1URGAIN MATS. £VEfl DA DfJLV flTIOL Pvkor. 1944 1030 2) (12) ,$IGH ROLLERS es. Fo. l fo a .nI SOSSiOfl Con- oquaien exam th a kttte 12 AC6ERT YOUNG FAMI. LV DOCTOR 2 eoan .hn ______________ ________________________________ / 1r0rn tpartment. 'lCWIy J 4EEDS REPAIR County 3 BR.) IIfl?C. Carpet. kChCfl fur tti, trry!* 2.?i lencr fli5h Adtt Pcefcrred 313 096) SI' (1 ii %ii offer or J) 0)61 O 'Cm Sc note Lions Club Flea Market being held Jar 7. t th Maitland Flea Market. teaca any of the following numbers MI), 321 1700. 3230393 AItt i pm call 1301173 P MESSAGE hoeftang maQeon sofor a o EDCK 4' ANA i6 PRE IS RIGHT 0 (Mon., Tt05. Only) 200 i4 ) '6) :9) 800 2 12 EISI8LEMA M escaped menaS patio (Moo Martham) doma LOST IN SPACE 630 12 CN tte I 00 2' 12 T0MORR 857 2 12 NBCNUPOATE 61 MATCH GAME MENT reh ended) voy- .2 bW KINGDOM age Of Croon 600 U sume when 730 Evening 2 ont hots Inc more ______ ___________ - _____________ �— - "-- -- -- --- __ - ---------- .. ---- -- -.--- .---.-- -- - .-- - --.. . __ I . ----------- 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 19, __ Answer to Previous PuziI 197 6 EHappiness ~J BEETLE BAILEY .. * 11 \E JUS T COULD OU 'ETON \AKE UC k* 4 T'iO MINUTE-5 ~~EETLE! 46c~~ ', ."L ;-i TIME .' 47 Press ACROSS 1 Radiate high 49 Large stale Spirits 51 To relish (Itfihl 53 Epensvi 5 Fondness 57 Certain 9 Or,genate -q A PQM C. MM IIAAP T AvL D - r j- 13 Charred outer 58 Heavy hammer surface ci 59 Sea eagles 60 Cauti on 14 Store fodder 1 Slides I Petrol (coil Southern general 3 Mouths (anal I 4 Armed 2 congers 29 Great joy 31 Made vlgtnt 35 Feminine name (p1) 37 Glee 38 Blood fluid Q I NOVA IEL o ____ fj A 15 Summer (French) 46 Ar miii foot 17 Enjo',rrcnt Ship 36 Mountain crests 44 Weird name 55 New Greek lab I 56 Lvenn (poet) Emma No No 111111 W.WE"Num NNW uu CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS SO GET SOME OF THAT CLUTTER OFF 'YOUR DE SK, MM ii J I RMNE Nliji NEENNjJ MMMMOM.- A LI Jill .11lj - aR... jll.j. Jim. Nuff- ... HMO a ul - ". HNN" :-lllJ d t MSEW a i J I J .11 till M .,, E, S\'teSTR LNCO. GLA! D FOP% APES! (OuLO, SM Ii ft;-A p - 7V 0 r .~~.- _1 EAT NEED TEETj (;EMINI (MaY 21-June 20) Don't skiiii over important situations today. Thing under the rug may later sur- I 4# The doictor said 4;~J)r~ -, so 3ItI II \ I F~ -- / T \-\,ii-~ -;t":,:I 71 - i tISCILLA'S I L*'- [ .1 POP by Al Verme I bRAND NE\ TYPEWRlTE -- RUINED LEND IT To STUAR1 AGAIN! ; (HUNT-AND-wRC( I \s5,MJ - I . I it - _,, 00C_,,- ' L-V_J ,-'. Cel - fr)( i qq i - ' . i P2.1-1 L____ -, HI. JUGGlE! wHAT VE Yoti 00146. " I,BE Try !IMHELPG HEt.PG BUT YOU " ARcHIE ANOMR. ANDREWS I DON' T LOOK LIKE YOU 'R E PAINTTHE KITCHEN.' D9iG A THING.' I I - "VI' IVIVIIIdII ELL,ARCHANOHISDI4 SAID I COULD HELP MOST BY STAVING OUT OF THE KITCHEN.' 119 tn - Ifiatal hernia is simply part of the stomach sliding through an enlarged hole in the diaphram into the chest cavit'. With this condition the normal closure Such he rn ias are common in women during pregnancy because of the increased pressure in the abdomen literally squeezing the normal contents in the abdominal cavity through the normal opening in the diaphram The hole returns to normal size and the hernia often di%appears after pregnancy. In correct the function of the sphincter mechanism at the FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaes X __ - ..c:__$ - .) I I Is GREAT TDflY .,6 " ALL ZrAiiis Do 1$ 1i 7 \\k )r 1a ( 4> FOUL UP TH oFPjC I, AS opening of the stomich. So the hernia may be corrected but t he leaky sphincter problem may persist. The importance of a diet in THINK P$1' U$j RL, 11 Y EST *Q954 £ K QJ2 S( - Lamb )t'TIl 'Q" 9 8 3 A 94 A 87 North-South __________________________ North W est IA South Last [lass 2 V I 4 N I Pass 5 Pass Pass Pass 7 V _____ - K& Bridge, '' at c/a Th e commission's acting administrative _____ - ______ _____ ______ ______ - __________ __________ _____________ _______ ______ -- ---. - - ___ __ - ~p _ j - __ _ _______ ___________ __________________ -. ', - - . r- _ ._._2L --.- A- - "s Included In National Register I By JEAN I'ArrE.S.ON Herald Staff writer _________ - , Sanford Avenue to Oak along First Str eet, has a good chance Ni. ' ' , I -I-% I --_ —am ~-'vo ' , G r i I .. 1. . _____ 's - ' . ' __ - - - Archives, History and Records Management. available through the national register fund to communities in Inclusion on the national register would qualify this Florida. Of about 45 applicants, about 20 qualified for grants, added. Before Sanford can apply for inclusion on the national register, an historical survey % &'etion of Downtown for f ed eral grant monies to be used in restoring historical buil di ngs, Werndli said, - SARA JACOBSON must Monday, he met with four "One among us has been llsteniny to too many Tom Jones records!' .. . . be done . of sources that could be applied to city development," Werndli ____ _____ said. Ills views will be reported to ____ _____ _____ the .- DDC at 'ts meeting Wed- nesday morning at th e Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce - T ilding The DDC board will also hear - Bu - - ____________ reports on DI1)C input on the location of the new City Hall; on for . application an -Improvement Authority; and a _______ ___________ ''- '- - _____________ 111111.111 of the buildings legal report. WEIIND11.1 a sur vey in Orlando, under his James Carlin Announces Calendar......... Comics . -- . - . survey could be made in time to for election and committee iiiect the April deadline, structures will be discussed, 4-A S-Il , ('rnssord - supervision, Werndli said the will present a .%late of officers Around The (lock Bridge ______ portion of the city being hiring two graduate students y ___ C'$1$$-r,MA- ______ ___________ Corporation included on the national currently working on a similar I 'I, I - -W ________ __________________ _____ The nominating conimittee (DDC) tc discuss the likelihood register. /fr lie added that "areas o ther than the national register may be more profi ta ble (sour ces of grant monies)" particularly the Community Development program. "There are all sons concerned. Werndll said. By members of the new Downtown (if Development I any ji:cinles are to be for- thcomlng duiir1g 1976. Wcrndli said that last year approximately $500,000 was - After a tour of the city 10019, Board members Cal Conklin, Sara Jacobson, Janice Springfield and Glen McCall learned that application for inclusion on tne national register should be made __________ - nationa l regis ter of his torical sites, according to Philip Werndli, historic site specialist with the Florida Di vi sion of - : ,,__.., t....t_ ._t IP.......... -,.,l '' .i..,,.,, Sanford Ballet Senator Lou Wilson (I-Cocoa Beach) pref fled a bill in the Florida Senate today which would call for the naming of The Sanford Ballet as th e of fi cial State Ballet of Florida . Se nator Wilson commented: "I am extremely happy and proud to be assisting the Ballet Guild of Sanford In at ta ining the recogni ti on it so richly deserves. Through the diligent efforts of many con cerned citizens, the Ballet Guild corimpt was transformed into a reaUty of which U* entire state can be proud. The excellence of the Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole has been attested to by its membership in th e Sou th-Eastern Regional Ballet and National Regional Ball et Associa tions, which demand the highest standards for their members. Senator Wilson continued: "Th e Guild performs yearround for the general public and has been ly instrumental in benefi ting and inspiring many citizens and visitors of Florida wi th its fine performances cultural art of ballet dance. Its contributions to the pubite and numerous charitable Interests are unsurpassed. The City of Sanford and Seminole County can be extremely proud of The Ballet Gufld, and it is time that the entire State of Florida give The Guild its official recog1ition and encouragement. I am hopeful that my colleagues * "_ _____________________________ __ _______ _______ _______ r .11- .. ,i.......... in the Legislature will join with me in the achievement of this truly notable goal." ____________ ___________ rUis e Ship Due C rTi Feb. 2 -4 tJ - - --. . ' '. . 'i-$..' .' r- ' f" 'a - q .4.{- s '.- , 1' ' 4 2jt -.j 'i4 z I 1 - -' r ': - - - .-r''- Wt - -- : I. , - - -'-Ai "( ' -' ' .;- . ni:ht. 't'it an - -i4-' A-' :I:n - the LW. 'es' c'1 -' . 4 -'' - . - - baglc will tie up at e Sa nford facil ity for about .A l;i three days. Cruise passengers %ilill lea%v from the vessel for tourist attractions in Florida, Florida Zoo is included in the package. organization _______ _ $: Free admission to the Central v "- American Cruise Lines Inc., _________ - - &- Port Authority ISCOPA) pier on Feb. 2, according to SCOPA administrator James Ryan. His announcement came during the regular SCOPA i:ionthly meeting Monday 1 floating hotel, '- f , Accuise shi p bringing wi ll dock at the passengers County _-._4 -o Ii) scorrAIIRAH%\N herald Correspondert Seminole iL-a -r'--" - i_ii_-=_ irom liaddLan, Conn.. is the fEl, Candidacy For Comm ission ., p1lions of diael seek~ing bids. Honor ____________ Carlin said, if elected, he investigation and the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS A plans his paramount objective examination of fraudulent sales James E. Carlin, director of s-n security for flankAniericard at to be "total public commitment drafts in order to file forgery - Continue buying Lrom GWf. learl and ____________________________________________ - . could make*more money selling Bill V Sanford May Get Federal Grant _________ % of supplying fuel hopes of saying dollars the Port of Sanford in an- think we ought to check it county is considering three Links. ., I If The bids will seek Tom Vincent) - ' Kt . options to supply fuel needs in Cross-eyed con titration and a good, deep breath is the secret of PaulaHltteII'ssucceu when ltcorneato blowing bubbles a.s big aa her head. Paula Is the nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and M rs. Richard lIlttell, 11 South Fourth St,, Sanford. tflerald Photo by 41 - -. SHE'S FOREVER BLOWIN' BUBBLES ticipation of any future fu,A because, year ago Gulf wanted to the count), vehicles by havingnquantityotgasolieon gaso1ineat the pumps than by -Buy Public Works Director agreeing to advertise for 200,000 hand at all times. selling to the county on a them at the Say-More tank Robert Andrew said county gallons of gasoline for storage Commissioner Sidney Vihien co ntract basis." farm. vehicles used a total of 555,000 at the Seminole County Port Jr., questioned toda y's action 1 hw,ever, Richard Williams, - Buy gasoline from Saygallons of fuel in 1975. Authority, because Vihlen feared ad- the liaison commissioner, said More at the tank (ann. An dr ew said 200,000 gallons Previously, gasoline was vertising for bids might prompt the county has been negotiating Williams indicated he has would be about a four mon th supplied by Gulf Oil Co. But, (;ulf Oil to cancel the county's for some time with Say-More sent a letter to Say-More supply. with the new bid system, the contract. Corp. at th e port to store requesting information as to The commission instructed county wo uld accept the lowest "Oil co m pa nies are very gcsoline. what it would cost the county to Andrew to contact Gulf of ficials bidder and store the gasoline at independent," Vihlen said. "I Williams said at present the store gasoline in Say-More to advise them the county is Downtown Sanford, from Balanced [)let, Recornmend- ______ '-I I The Seminole County Com- - .- -1 -; __.__ Commission Seeks Bids For Gasoline __ a 130,000 embarked on a shortages and, also In the out of the contract because they coming years. The options are: gallons of regular, 20000 of r_______ mission today w by 50,000 - _________ by Dick Tumor _ In addition SEEDCO is audited yearly by a certified public accountant. r saysarticles aecng him of not showing pu blic records are "unfair." The reason, he says, is because he has opened his records. What he refuses to show, Orr says, are SEEDCO pay vouchers for the past fi ve years. He said the vouchers are not public information and should be checked only by persons of ficially authorized to do so. According to federal guide lines, SEEDCO - a non-profit corporation - was organized to get businesses going and to, ultimately, employ the underprivileged. No great results in number of persons hired were anticipated during the first few years, Orr said. Esta blished In ll, SEEDCO now owns six corporations, two of which Orr says he is ha ving p roblems wi th and wishes he had "never seen." But, he says his mistakes have been mistakes any businessman could have made. As for any instances of illegality concerning SEEDCO - Orr says th ere just aren't any. _________ ___ __ For healthy eating unlormalion, send inSO cents for The Health Letter, number -- assistant, Bob Ellis, was appointed to work out the details of the grant with Orr. Ellis said he will begin coordinating the project today. It was SEEDCO that received an $829,000 grant, with $98,000 designated for t he county. Orr had armed himself with audit reports dating back live years in an ti ci pati on of questions at y este rda y's seZ!ilOn. But his problems were not jfl considered, and the discussion centered on the 98,O00. Kimough was not in attendance. "I don't see any difficulty. It's a good program," Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway said after the meeting. C(JmmlSSiOfler Harry Kwiatkowski agreed wi th Ikittaway. "It's a good program," he said. In the mean time, Orr said SEEDCO is trying to get 103 persons hired with th e grant money be fore March, the deadline set by f ed eral officials. Our also explained that SEEDCO is not in competition wi th private industry because the agency seeks jobs for poverty-level and unsk illed employes. Many employes hired by the agency are unable to secure employment elsewhere, Off said. Orr says news reports have accused him of misusing f ed eral funds. He says there Is no tru th to the reports. Orr points to letters from various congressmen who have Inquired Into SEEDCO's operations and found not hing amiss to back him up. Also, the director said he sends in quarterly reports on SEEDCO operations to the federal government. __ II CARNIVAL _______________ By ED PR(CKET herald Staff Writer The County Commission yesterday a greed to accept $98,000 from th e Seminole Employment and Economic Development Corp (SEEDCO). The funds will provide jobs for about 15 workers in the co unty's Public Works Department. Commissioner John Kimbrough had been quoted as saying he was "leery" of accepting th e mon ey because of reports In an Orlando newspaper that claimed SEEDCO Director Horace Orr refuses to disclose SEEDCO records, Other commissioners said after Monday's session, however , th at th ese repor ts cau sed them no concern in accepting the funds. -,- ___ __________ _____ Radio City Station, Now York. use. P1 Y 10019) which everyone should 1551, Radio City Station, New si.i'u's H I.fl:fli'Hici: A'.5 ____ There have been reports that the lives of some state witnesses against Spiaziano have been threatened. EarlJer, it was reported P this Box A pe rson with hiatal he rn ia _ e' Antacid medicines help but avoiding alcohol, particularly before bedtime. I ___ ______ f tents of the abdomen and acid Indteria. in the stomach leaks out of the top of the stomach York. NY -. i i ; : ; "; ; " _____ nowspa per, P. 0 Box 489, piosWre presses on the con- 11.0. _________ __ .,', Any activity that requires bending over, head down, should be avoided That this newspaper. -v-- m __________________ dard American bidding. Other the five notrump rebid open to modern conventions don't and the Blackwood bidder. ( - w. _________________________ ___ _______________ in managing to anyone with hiat4il hernia problems Those who want more information can send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 4R. Hiatal Hernia. Enclose a long. stamped. self-addressed envelope for mailing Address your letter to me in care of - ____________________________ -- !;1' - A Montana reader wants to know why you u,e the five. B Oswald & James Jacoby club response to lilackwood to Oswald "We have devoted show no aces or (our aces a couple of weeks to the Th e answer is that th ere's Jacoby transfer bid. It is an no chance to go wrong here artificial convention, but one and by responding five clubs the life style Is ~vry Important - ______________ _____ constricting around offenders. 1. ______ - * Pass (For a copy of JACOBY the abdomen Tight belts and girdles are common _____ I __________ _______________ Ing at three or four small spades- MODERN, send $ t to "Win ed Daily Allowances (HEM). with a long, stamped, sell addrt'ssctl cnvelop Address your letter to Dr. Lamb, in care of this newspaper, P 0. Box 1551, Radio City S ta tion. New York, NY 10019. hiatal hernia is to help limit the amount of acid formed by the stomach Avoiding coffee, tea and caffeine-containing cola drinks is important as is Pass :., _____ iii those possibilities. A winning bridge player itiust take sensuble chances and th e odds are that South would not be look- vulnerable thern you are likely to get into trouble." Jim. "Of course, there is the old reliable Blackwood of __________________________ ______________________ ______________________ anywhere worrying about if you want to try some of tight in County _____ - _______________________________ care of your hiatal hernia than Just eating small meals You I't'Ople with this problem should avoid having anything ~_ -M __________ that fits in perfectly with stan- to show four aces you leave flat _____ _____________________ ______________________ 6-_' (lie esophagus. There is a lot more to taking need to have the head of the bed elevated and avoid lying -..-- _____ _ __ - Kirkland said he will conference with his client this afternoon whether or not he wants to be present when the videotape L At the courtroom door Capt. J.Q. Galloway stood with portable, handheld metal detector In hand to frisk spectators. If Spaziano doesn't waive his appearance he is expected to be that one's home had "beet, shot up" and another had been beaten secretly taken, under heavy guard, from th e Se minole County Jail by a gang of men. sometime tonight to an undisclosed Central Florida location Judge M(;rC-gor declined to anwer wIca a reporter here the videotaped ttsl.iinony will be Liken. questioned If he was ca rrying a gun underneath his robe or did he As jury selection began this morning five plainclothes deputy tive a firearm under the bench in the courtroom. in the murder trial. ______ ______________________________ Oswald: "Today's hand shows Hlackwood at its best North asks for aces and bids seven hearts when South shows him the missing two" Jim. "North did take some slight chance when he bid seven South might have held three little spades. In that case a spade finesse would have been needed Oswald 'You don't get 11, £ acid material to leak back into While progliective jurors waited In the packed courtroom, Kirkland protested in the judge's chambers that his client wasn't present several weeks ago when under court order the state vi deotaped testimony of an elderly woman who is a state witness The woman recently was hospitalized for a serious heart -_ _______ d't ' Spazlano is accused In the August 1973 slaying of Laura Lynn IL'irbei-ts, 18-year-old Orlando hospital clerk whose decomposed body was found in an tamonte Springs trash dump along wi th . but even here there are poleD ' £107 V 10 4 •Q108r £ 109654 2 J653 ___ Robert B. McGregor at 11:25 after river an hour delay while the court held an In-chambers hearing. the body of another woman, still not Identified. i9 tial problems" .'. made. - f SPaziano can exercise his constitutimal right to confront wit- directly behind the defense table where Kirkland and Spiaziano testimony may be used insteadof the woman appearthglnperson in court at the trial. ___ IHTII £ r K J 32 V A K 76 5 K2 ________________________ iJU VJii IIU IIiIi condition and the court ordered her testimony perpetuated. sheriffs were guarding Judge McGregor 's courtroom. Two re-tape the woman's testimony so deputies were seated In the spectator section of the courtroom Today Van Honk agreed to Spaziano began at 11:30 this mornIng amid heavy security buiIdU wi seVlZld precautions at the Sanford courthouse, Defense attorney Edward Kirkland and Prosecutor Claude Spa.1wto, already serving ii life sentence plus five years, was Van hook Indicated that the trial is expected to take at least three whisked by sheriff's deputies into the courtroom of Circuit Judge days. BRIDGE _____________________ Surgery does help in some cases of hiatal hernia The problem is th at correcting the size of the hole in the diaphram and other aspects of the operation really does not — I F1 Al Opening Irid your case it must have persisted. -"- I ..r'... s..idLy 1. It -_- to use diet and exercise measures to lose weight It is important to wait at least two hours after eating be fore lying down That will give our stomach a chance to empty and there will be less into the esophagus. as your doctor said in your case, up to your throat. -r i in the first degree murder trial Selection of a Mmember frwrnør mnf,w,.t.,.tn nnn aul Of P ______ son with hiatal hernia is wise of the opening to the stomach is faulty and acid tends to leak 4;l 1~ This coming year should be I.lBIt. (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be careful today about making an extremely active OUC for commitments too far In ad. you. For best chances of sucU don't let your priorities. 'ance. Try to clear up things one another. overlap facing you first, hernia repair is almost heal- READER I I C1 1 ziano M urder T,Ik%1411111101111,1111111 Television cameramen and newspaper Phtotographers were barred from the sealed off corridor outside the courtroom when Spaziano, who sported a bushy black beard when arrested in September but Is now clean sMven, was brought from the adjacent county jail via a connecting passageway between the two Herald Stall Writer YOU. ed Ifealth Letter on hiatal Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents or 9 By BOB LLOYD Jait. 2-3. 19"o6 allow others to overly influence 1 ht y sornething of material valueat frequently. without getting on an eating routine that causes obesity. In fact the obese per- DEAR ecurit I.E() (July 23-Aug. 22) Put a stake. lock and key on the old money 1115('LS (Feb. 20-March 20) ix-It toLiy. or you could 1111Stall for time today if you feel PU1iVVlY SI cnd beyond 'our being pressed to make means. lie prudent.' decisions you're unsure (if.' 'IIW() (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Regroup SO you can weigh the You may feel like you're being 5. pulled in all directions today. Chances are you will be if you YOUR BIRTHDAY should cat small nicals more hernia' ,- 68th Year, No. 128- S transactions had acid The J ('1 I'J{IuoItN (Dec. flJan. 19) y(),, may be tempted today to poke your Rose into a situation that has no direct bear ing on you. It could cauS, %% Iilling listeners. up to my throat I had surgery one and a half years ago and I did improve. Now I think the I was never put on a diet The doctor said I could eat anything that agreed with me. I was wond ering if there is a diet for hi at a I her ni a problenis Could you send me - 11 ('AN('EIt (June 21-July fl) some friction. Nothing advantageous will AOIJARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 jaincd today by trying to un un- Make has tes lowly today in ally jxse unpopular ideas there there s Helps [)EAIt I)H I.AMH — I am 31 years old and have two children Th e last child was a frank breech I was sick along time after the delivery and about two years later the doc. tor found out I had a hiatal hernia I had lost about 40 FR)UfldS by then, ~; i It ()SWAI.l) :'.nd Jli 'iIES JA(OIIV By Larenee K. l.amb, MI). It Il Be very selective as to who"' 21) The means will not Justify l 'V Hiatal Hernia Chic Your 4- you chum around wil1i SOCIUIIy the ends today. Don't use today. Avoid those with a methods to advance your alms penchant for making scenes. that could tarnish your image. NEO 4ANCIN6! it ____ ______ SCORPIo I Oct. 24-Nov. 22 March 21-April 19; You're likely to have to contend Steer I middle course today It mth a heavier workload than you find yourself among perusual today. Pace yourself sons with conflicting views. Arbitrate. Don't take sides. wisely to minimize stress. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) s1u;lrr,tItlUS (Nov. 231c. NE W , ie ting LOPED A OCESS FOP (TRACTNG iYL1 7 I .i. BUGS BUNNY __ r- For Tuesday, January 20, 1976 face. 4D Z6, Em -90 AR INS 19 34 Indian Ocean - - . --- r,:IIri ; A P 40 Pine tree (flat I 12 Vend again 41 Honey Ftv&A? o : - 0~~?_T_ ...:____ - Federal 39 Prep.ires Reserve Cnnks Banks lab ) 41 Badly (prefix) 20 African river 42 Obliterate conflicts 21 Brad 43 Sweetheart 5 Lineal lab 1 23 Appear to be 45 Nobleman 6 Greek 26 Greek letter 46 Demigoddess mountain (p1) 50 Merganser 7 Blood vessels 28 Fall in drops 52 British 8 Alders (Get I 30 Snicker -Sculptors 10 Web flntin) 32 Journey group lab ) I 1 Roman official 33 Italian volcano 54 Feminine 27 Caught rw' P . By BERNICE BEDE OSOL. A N oows 18 D;i herb 19 Playfulness 22 Entire (Get ) 24 Manner's direction 25 Gather grain I - ç Balkans HOROSCOPE E D L E 0- N 1 N fur 12 Stair part HIA P_IT . __ - - - - ..r - -- i 11 _t_ r ,.I.-\ responsible for the -i't tour. According to Ryan,- the company had originally sought to (lock at the Sanford Manna. However, the vessel's eight-foot draft is too great for the six-foot facilities at the marina. .* I4Wt - 'bI ti' , - -- - � 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, January 19, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2341e8617329bfb70fac27ee7d8b6f51.pdf 961f8aa8f83326f8f80714fcb34f0bdb PDF Text Text - 6tJ—Evening Heraki, Sanford, Fl. aEETLE. 5 OUT 14 NO Tt%E 4N )'OiJ ENP ELP 11 NI11II THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 'Cu' R T Me.., 140W CO OU K K)HTHR I QJ0W WHTH ,R SKVJK' A IbDW 'ZUt.p K'V ?3U IF NPF'v. Th'i' HAPP 1I _I 14 _ 17 ME SOME GOOD BOOKS - 121 by Larry Lewis n NEXT &( TE ' 45K SiR _____ 4CCREDIT4T,O4.J COMThTTEE u,,vI_ 36 - 37 Hn _ _ ________________ 41 42 43 — — 49 _______________ 52 i 55 BUGS BUNNY by StolId & Heimdohl (t s Wi-tAT 1-tAPPENEt) TO TNAT - 50 A — ___ ChicYoung Lc:= t - 1 ) ( - 'c I -- ( i.!;: T4,( ) DEAR > ' I Th - '4 ,— =z 'S _______________ p. -- / - _4.44j .4 PRISCLLA'S POP 3O AHEAD, DEAJ SOME TI-.IINGS\ YOU'RE WHAT7 E READ JE'j—' JUST HAVE TO) RIGHT.' POP / I _____ GAUGE ON E FACEc,'' HERE GOING OUR OL 't GOES! TO DO!! ___ __ '1 ______ ARCHIE by Bob Montana NORTH £ J 86 Q K 102 Dr. EST K3 16 & £ 10952 y 98 7 4 VA A 75 3 •96 A Q 10 5 A J 8 42 SOt.111 (DI £AQ V K 1062 Qja I.amb North-Soijth iInerabIc with sktrn milk, no sugar. And North East South tinued and this (line South won with his ace South led the queen of '1 diamonds. If West had let it hold, the chances are that South would have gone Set But West took his ace in order to clear the clubs Now South could count to eight tricks One spade. tflfl'C hearts, two diamonds and t() clubs He needed the spade finesse to get to nlnc It lost But since East held the last club, the defense couldn't ) i score their fifth trick B' Oswald & James isceby comfortable part of the time that I Just lie on my back and try not to move Mv bowel moerncnts arc frequent or showed that as little as one glass of milk would produce severe symptoms in over half of the people they studied who vention if you don't want to WC definitely open one club Hence, North decided to Just because our hand is too strong bid three notrump instead of to pass and we don't open trying to find a 4-4 spade fit weak (our-card majors doesn't take much milk in half suggestions at all that might problems like you have, help me? The real problem is that t)EAH HEM)EH - It IS imnothing much is being done Portant that anyone with such about it The Dairy Research problem have a careful and group is working on the complete evaluation problem, but to my chagrin, In may just be swallowing air contacting large dairies I firid .intJ that is sometimes that the amount of effort beassociated with nervous tening made by some companies StOfl is shocking ly small indeed. You may have milk inis known that the lactose in tolerance. Some people lack the milk can be split (and the the enzyme necessary to split process is inexpensive), One lactose, the double sugar in dairy company replied they sorbed without splitting and it market potential of such a acts somewhat like a product severe bloating and gasThat kind of a reply eousness in some people and stimulates me to use some symptoms that are similar to language that couldn't be prepared using milk such as puddings, milk gr2vies and sauces. There has been a tendency by Bob Thaves I_J._.LLL.L1_i_;_i_i I - I,;_—. J±LQ" x yp 1J ?HINICI,1G ABOUT THINGS I'M ' NOI' INegE$TD IN. . ulation A recent report in the New England Journal of Medicine (May 29, 1975), a prestigious professional journal for doctors, points out how wrong that view really is.Doc. torti from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine found out that over 80 per cent of adult blacks and 12 per cent of _______ to Morris. F'ulcnider has testified that county ctoy t land purchase prthcI his ruling with, "It that woWd blow our mind." started. Motions To Dismiss i ed By Attorneys Ic' Defense attorneys have filed motions tn tainty to prepare for the scheduled Feb. 3 trial in County Court seeking dismissal of misdemeanor County Court. grand Jury indictments allegis Sunshine Law The motion alleges KwIatkowkj'3 and conspiracy violations against County stitutional rights are being violated and that the Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowskl and County indictments fail to allege an illegal offense. Attorney Thomas G. Freeman. The motion claims that the Sunshine Law Also indicted on the charges Dec. 16 was indictment Is based upon tape recordingj and County Commissioner Michael Ibttaway, No hearing date has been set, arthng to transcriptions of withesses who were not ysical1y present bore the grand Jury as court files Friday, on the Kaowki and required by state law. Freeman motions. A Jan. 20, 3 p.m. hearing on The motion also claim., that methods emall pending motions in Hattaway's mIsdemeanr cases has been scheduled before County Court ployed by State Attorney Abbott Herring's office •1j5 Judge Wallace Flail, grossly incompetent arid in direct violation" of The misdemeanor Indictments allege that state law. It also claims the conspiracy En. Freeman aided and abetted Kwiatkowskl and dictment 1, defective, I.'. 4 '"'-'• - .'. . . -. S. -.' - .-, .., .. ". .. . . .. .- ': - ... ! r - acts concerning Freeman's selection as County constituUlwas r1ts and that the grand Attorney, the selection of CoinmIss10- Sidney juryhIs investigation unlawful. Vihien Jr., as comniissacai chairman, wd the aboion of l7,O0O county purchase of l Freeman's attorney, J. Cheney Mason, acres in south Seminole for use as a county alleges that the grand j's repod and sworn Kwiatkowski's attorney, Newman Brock, vestigator, Jack R. Fulenwider, confirm that alleges In the motion to dismiss the indictments "numerous tape recordings and statements of that the grand Jury documents violate alleged witnesses" who didn't physically aphave compulsory process for obtaining wit- they could elpect the play for newspaper The Jacobys will game to be a tough one. answer individual questions East won the heart lead, ii stamped, self-addressed decided that his partner had envelopes are enclosed The led the top of nothing, so East most interesting questions ) shifted to the deuce of clubs will be used in this column west's queen was allowed to and will receive copies of hold the trick. Clubs were conS JACOBV MODERN) _ __ CARNIVAL ______ — ____ _________ I _____ tioned, It would take a ' , - market. ____________________________________________ I-lb _______ C'rsr-,'*i, k.. JM: I'm Vtcldent of referencetoaclaypitora piece -I ._• . - . . . . . - . . - - -.- ;.. -. . . . .3 -. - - .' . • . . ' 'a':. i -.I - .!-i'-w-..,, lt( ' " ' . = .1 ' 4lI , Sanford could well reply, 'With lilies white and poinseWas bright and roses all in a row!' ooJ,' her ' Fort-nerC)ccupntSuesFor$300,000 . ,,._._'• ,,*t3.t —:. •V -,.S ,I '- ' '. - - . - ..- -' '. :'. ,. • . .' - . :. - i.,'' .. ' ', " " 4 '-.' P. -. - " , - ' ' ____- -.. .,._.•,-.'- 4 __________ ,_ -:. :• .' , ..,-..'., .. ,-.'. . . - I JM: Yes sir. JF': Did you have anything at all to do with the Realty Company or with the Heal Estate dealer, Tom Binford or __________ ______ "'-': •';' ;,. i ' '4". __ . 9., - . - . - _________ . this problem? JM: No sir. iF: Airight sir. J1: All of Mr. ,1andel1'. nsaction of Greater Construction Company generally . come through the law firm ef Jr John Lowndes, Peirsol, Dresden we do considerabhabstract work for them. iF: Okay, in relation to your companv, would your company if they were well, you're In the r.4( title insurance business, Is that 4d' " correct' r ___ r': ' JM: flvut's correct. , '' t -i iF: Wouldyouheapproacbeij --•'--'-:. . ep __ by either the buyer or seller in , such a transaction as this for . .r iIa.J 'he purpo of placing title ._______ inirance on that property' - - ''' .__,,.,.a_ - tI " . ',. .' - 14 4 ._,p4 '' '_-_ - !' 'J.XL..& r!.j,2',L: ' -, . _ - ' . P 7". I. -, ",.. . - ,i,i, .-____Z - — — P i, _. .-. ?,L... F:.' •., '- .... - . .i_'i.__ - - .,_Ia..' ;4w._,='-w n;. . ________ c-.1"rr: '-' — . ______ __ - iF: Okay, were you m fact ' contacted by anybody From Seminole County, any Seminole Cttmty OffklaL, in relation t, - I L. --- _.I__*i particular parcel of laid? JM' I was contacted by the County Attorney. JF: - Would that be Tommy -- ,..x-- -ri. . _'4c. _____________ JM Tom Freeman, with by Mi-s. Moore's nimble fingers in her kitchen. Story, pictures on Page I-C, Women's Section Herald policy on a parcel of land, in the PhotobyBillVincentJr.) approximate amount of ss,000.00 this was prior to the time that It hit the newspapers, siilwasunawarehat itwas he cIa) pit. JF': Okay, but did you just Surmise that it was the clay pit Executive Point Building Owners Warned ____________ by Dick Turner size of the market available If the dairy industry can't sell such a product to the public it would have to be breause of in that business? the transaction through the JM: I've beeninthatbusess newspapers. Mason contends that Freeman, as count)' determine 'he nature of acts or transactions charged with violating doesn't apply to him. Kwiatkowskj is accused of with sufficient cer. - Bob Uoyd -: ,-c' J4 .:.r SDA I:'i JM: 201 Dogwood Drive, iF: To get right to the point, of the fact that they were 11 I'.t Sanford, Florida. are you familiar with a making an effort to purchase .IF: John, as a Notary PublIc, iF: What kind of work are saction that has taken puce In the property from Lester -' . . ,-_ , -r- , - -__ .. III - Fl • 1026 and since both North and For the exports? v','rite "Ask the available market is about O per cent of the nation's adult blacks, and over 10 per cent of the adult white popula- For more information on spastic colons send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 2-I, Irritable or Spastic Colon and Constiptation. Send a long, stamped, self-acljressed en'eIope for mailing Address your letter to Inc in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box .3 - as the Clay Pit prnperty' Are. you familiar with that vansaction? Have you read about it 14' attorney at that time. JM indicates statements by your full name please? After the Oct. 14 abortion of Morris: JM: John Gerald Morris. company official John MorrLs' the Freeman indictment, ruling to get a bwran,. Un Oct. 11 received complaints fruit, Oct. 30 sworn testimony that that the undisputed face didn't or 12, 1S, that Morris had sever citizn.s and groups helped trigger a four-week establish a prima fade case of remarked, "I coWd tell you about the clay pit situation and know if we consider any three card club suit as properly biddable. The answer is that with cer- ' tam hands such as lion have milk intolerance on 155!, Radio City Station, New "Nonsense! children are no harder to raise these days. . - It's adults from European extracYork, NY 10019. this basis. Most American In'0 l'i'. I.1I.HI'ftl Just that you're dong the raisIng" 000NESBURy Road. On Thuday Cirit Judge a Pau Opening lead -9, FRANK ANI) ERNccT I Attorney Abbott herring says a unlawful compensation from done." circt court ruling dismissing Morris in connection with Morris' ('t 20th testimony 14, wasn't under investigation Fulenwider on On .30 from to be the truth, the whole truth, Hirida' and "I let it (Morris' remark Morris Morris signed a writton nothing but the a grand jury felony indicunent proposc(l title insurance on the th, so help JM- Yes sir. as tape recorded by Ikrring's about 'an attorncy' go in one copy of the taped testimony on you God. iF': In Sen1lriol' (' -iunty? a '1 ,., _____________________ dians, Ashkenazic Jews and Orientals are commonly in tolerant to lactose in milk. Contrary to previous con- symptoms That includes court files, presented are true, that week that at that time U clay from court files, certified by the raiseyour right hand please. Do Company, Title and Aact County Commission from appeed. and taking two glasses of Iiquids with breakfast that you suggest Still nothing seems to help I have lots of gas and distenlion Mv stomach is stretched You can find out if milk is your problem by eliminating all milk and milk products completely from your diet, PtiblicRecord placepeopleundeoth, and I'd We by Al Verrneer 'n IIerd Staff Writer and unusual things are liable to YOU (eel you can use later. This appeal to you today, even IS yOU! ith tii progress. I _______________________ I)EAH DR. LAMB - I have a real problem. My doctor says I have a spastic colon I have been on a bulk (Ilet (ak. ing bran Each morning I eat side 1\) flu_o rrisState rientsBe coiii e WINATBRIDGE Real Problem SanI ord. F or Ida 32771-Price 20 Cents -- ______ ___ ___ _____________________ _- _1_ _________ 16 i ____ ____ ',Eu'I't:ft P'flP'lit it& 8) OSWAlD and JAMES JAUOJIY _______ _______ ____________________________ lIs I..i renet' E. Lamb, SI. 1). BLONDIE '. ULErT ( o: AN EXtSSION J 68th Year, No. 127— Sunday, January 18, 1976 g ept. fl) the job over. you in confidenee just to titillate 17, 1976 your listeners. Silence Is Seek ways this coming year golden. to add to your Store of prZtcticaI ________ ____________________ ________________________ ____ . _ ________ ____ _____ ____________________________ - 151 Spastic Colon - I -to the detriment of your best there is critical tolerance. VIRGO lAug. }4L4Mk1! ITS AWFULL 1I-E, S'tVSTER, U1ET IN WERE! 'iA C4IN' WIrH T14AI -2 WALLJ\PERtN' _________ I'IS(fS (Feb. 2March i) i1'nratv IIl )'Our ability iifl Usually when youbet your nd to It, you remain firm, Today, ED! ic1%J ____ Seek areas where unity of add up to dollars. ' St JIVLA careless with small, but 'l'ry to synchronize your goals 16 19 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS OULD A BE ntLLI.JG TO LOAN / ttA - i I ___ - HOROSCOPE w A DONT PAP'1iC, FALLEN ROC, 4RE KUt1 .-J Ans,'r to PrevIous Puzzle _________ __ _________________ L_Ornamental1 __ LEILE;O______ M __________________________________ ACROSS 37 Proht,ton 1 Ornament& ' L1E 38 Spectacular o ____ LP SS& ByBERNICEBEDEOSOI4 ' events (coil) (-'-_b_A A 1 AT S Ornamental 39 Hanging lull oP threads wnamenl OLlOA II On the briny 41 French For Saturday, January 17, 1976 6 k C______ 12 Ornamental revotutorry band A _____ 44 Seetnes £ LfII 14 A 47 Culture A ARIFS (Mnrth 21-AprIl 19) though you have no real neej Ac IS Over (poet) I medium Your "take charge" Inclination for them, Make sure you'll Use 16 Certain 1A_ 48 Liquid European • come to the (o today. what yOU buy. measure lab I a Enclo,ed car 31 Wolrncund 17 Tapestry S(Ol{Pl() (Oct. 24-Nov. 50 Clever Don't be too overbearing, or 9 Dash 34 Countenance 19 Itahan Classic remark 10 Penitent,aJ 35 Objeci made you'll inspire more rebels than Avoid making changes for thp 20 Man horn 52 Chaplet season in the past Rome iki. of change. Don't go off on a you will supptcrs. 54 Preposition I? -- nova 38 Donkey 23 Dried plum 55 tack you haven't thoug1 13 PIpe joint 1/tUItIJS (April )-May ) (comb lorm) 26 Biblical high 56 Orient 18 Consumed 39 Gardenhke pnast You may have to contend with through carefully. 19 Raisj places 27 Friend (roll) SA(ITT1tIULJS (Nov. 23-D some unusual eruptlnns on the platform 40 Fit 30 Hanker 21 Literary genre 41 Biped home front today. You can 21) Don't volunteer advice DOWN 31 Periods of hm 22 HoIm Oak 42 Old 32 Imitate weather the storm. Keep your unless it is Specifically 1 large tub 23 Frolic 43 Sp.ed contest 33 MOhammedan 2 Continent requested. If others are cool, 24 Actors part 45 The moon mans name 3 Prophet 25 Definite 46 Perches 34 Mans GEMINI (May 21-June ) teresled in ywi . opinion, th"5 4 Pendant Quantity 40 Aeriform fluid nIckname It's fine to be frank, but weigh ask for it. 5 Town (Cornish 27 Wan 49 Deed 35 Kirghi: prefi*) (AP1IICOI(N iDec. 22.J what you have to say before 28 Three.banded 51 flounce mountain 6 Swiss river armadillo contain., range sounding oft, Don't Jolt others 19 A veII-ineaning friend toda 7 Symbol for 29 Hawaiian 53 Long Island 36 Oesidei scandum with opthlons that are a bit too may try to put you on to garIand (ab something she feels is a golden? sharp. 7 _6 CANCER June 21-July fl) oppertunity. Don't (live in. Fir _____________ l'reat your possessions with test the water. Mod Walker I'M TRAPPED BUT -'11- Friday, Jan. 16, I76 BEETLE BAILEY LL1I -'----- -- :" - --- . -:' - .-'' '-' ' ' ' ' -. 's-.. --,. .,#r '._..'. property? JM: After it was publicized, I Count)' Bwldlng Department Orlando, was constructed in was aware of the clay pit The building was inspected on ('ode will he required. Also due 1976 when the temporary andtocorridor On Jan. 7 Award property. officials are notifying the 1972 at an estimated cost of Nov. 21 and a number ou to the damage and complexity electrical permit expires that not -Interior coorming code. doors Management Inc. filed a thU owners of the five-story $750,000 at Wymore Road and building and electrical code of the mechanical system it will the building will be declared iF: Did he mention, when he -Required fire alarm not treach of contract lawsuit in contacted ou about the title Building at Altaronte Springs county records, cording to county building mechanical system brought will be disconnected, -Required fire stopping in James C, FIsher, Professional )nu the number ri the building's electrical system fire deparient officials said Flippen notified Award Southern is safe and now meets the started in an "electronic Management vice--president ('ouk" Standard Building said the reired cectificatlons accordance with code, due and payable on an office N: The numLr t ri: electrical code. hadn't been received and that equipment switching room" f).hI. —Hallways on the second, lease after the law firm voiced Siegel of code if': Right, that a5 to L. Fhppen said a letter from a he was notifying Award third, fourth, and fifth floors in no intention of returning to the purchased by the county? had leased offices In the the ceiling amid the second and with building and electrical engineer stating the system has that they have 10 days from the verprotecting of electrical On Friday Fisher filed a wasn't mehtioned, but off hand counter-suit seeking in excess building suffered substantial building permit was issued on compliance with the 1969 f)roide the certification. of $300,000 in damages and -Electrical system not in- offices were not re-occupied a OO,00o.00 piece of Dec. fl, 1971 for the cun Southern Standard Building charging he was "con- There were no injuries struction of the office building. ('ode would also be required. Award Management has the stalled in accordance with the because of "constructive proPertY. That's what sticks In right to appeal the latest action electrically engineered eviction" by neglect andr my mind, is the purchase price, andr intentional wrorgdoing The buildirg is a windowless Dec. 5, 1975, Flippen said, the building was unsafe for any by Award Management Inc. Flippen said the office struction plans. structure with sealed sheets of "Due to the complexity of the additioil occupancy and or- building Is now paia1ly octitle insurance premium, it's Award Management. —Emergency generator did Fisher's complaint cites based on the purchase price. also alleged that the firm knew walls iF: Okay, is it fair to say that be necessary to have the entire building "Is made safe and a floor", and that Award maintenance, conditioning, plumbing, Seminole County has been they leased him office space officiaLs granted a 6&iy use of compliance with the 1971 issul, you are directed not to been coperating On correcting ment corers and open and that worked properly, and that failure to properly temporary electrical power National Electric Code. ullo',v occupancy of any of the the cited code violations, wire the building or failure of a with the stipllatlon that County unprotected electrical junction for the amount of 00,0oO.00, us "A letter from a certified unoccupied offices within the proper electrical the original the particular clay pit property Code violations listed by boxes located above di-Opped Fisher lawsuitalleges that claimed the from Lester Mandell? System Building and Fire Control electrical engineer stating the building." resulted in a Nov. 6 irC. Flippen included: ceiling. Departments would conduct a electrical system has been Flippen warned that if the The building, owned by -Interior fire-resistant -Bare electrical conductors November 1975 rental wasn't J1: To the best of my safety inspection of the office corrected and IS ifl ('OIIipIiaflce building wasn't brought into i\ward Management, Inc., of building, partitions not installed ac- within an outside landscape paid is a "malicious abuse of knowledge, that's correct, with the 1971 National Electric code compliance by Jan. 19, cording to code. area. JI": Okay, when Tommy (Continued On Page 2-A) Freeman called you, did he Today 1 advise you that he had been SEED CO, Co u n ty S h ovvd ow ii Ilk ely 0 vi Monday 1"obeClears sent to you by anybody, the ('ounty Commission or Lester Around The ('lock 6-A By El) PItICKETF -. r-.-r.4. .- ..........it.. __ ....... 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'. ,p I . -LP d '. 44 / -3 '5f' '. ',. ,'' ,' . ' " ,. 'Tr_- - ...:r, ., #'- , 'I ;,..i'' .,r,'. -'-'. Z.; ..!- -'-.? • -, # - ,,, - 4- .,.". ,.-,',, S 'T . ' '" i; ' ": 4, ". .5..,.. ...' .., '". '., ..,'.. •' e,.-._.',( " - .. l '-' .-'. '.' '4P4, ' ' .. _. . - - �,A—Evening Herald Sanford Fl Students Learn Cycle Mechanics NATION I N I.AKE BRANTI.Ey HIGH eennomically in the motorcycle SCHOOl. Vaa4I0000MM, industry because there are so Va.H000M. Vaaa-110000. many BRIEF: (WiMMM' 11W sou ml corning from the s4iutii ing of the new Lake Ford Proposes Tax Increase To Take Effect Next Year motorcycle, oriented families here. "There is quite a bit of 'cycle competition in motocross and i3rantJe high School is not that flat or short track races, too. I 4 E vil Knei%l warming up his have some boys interested in hot whels. racing and some ha'.e Llent," At least not yet' Cary said. It's all port of a new Asked about the recent 'cycle federally-financed motorcycle jumping craze, Cary said, iiiechinlcs Course which is "jumping Is a special thing halfway through its first year of It's more like show biz'." operation, lie said be personally (eels "Thas is a plot program for that the risk factor of distance the state," said Ted Car), jumping is ireater than IN, urtando, instructor for the class reward. and former motorcycle II takes a different type of mechanic and service motorcycle for Jumping, Those manager. riders that like to jump "They (State Department of jump! I myself would not jump Education) would like to turn distance and wouldn't en. out some professional motor- courage a," Cary said. He said cycle mechanics or sales he enjoys watching motorcycle People." Cary said, watching races, however. wine of his troo ps "bench'A motorcycle is very art" an engine many said personal thing. A fair a01g nt 0f 'ould never run again, manufacturing and Another purpose of the new modification of parts goes into course is for the pupils to better suiting the machine to Its familiarize themselves with owner," he explained. mechanical equipment and to Car) said the relative Ix- able to diagnose trouble in unaailabiIity of parts for many tngines, electrical and lighting brands of 'cycles makes it systems, running gear and necessary to modify in brake-., Cary ep!.athed. repair1ng a machine, rather said if three per cent of than replacing a part with a IUS ;o 'cycle proteges enrolled stock or shelf item as one would in his three classes become top with an automobile. mechanics or sales persons on What do some of (Thn 's the ot:tsidc, the program will he young charges think of ti-us consi de red a success. About COUFS4 half of his pupils have their own Tom Inman, 18, Maitland, motorcycles, he said. He said it's also important to said he's learned the "inside of be able to recognize quality the engine and the electrical woriplity equip. system. I thoroughly learned rnentar.d rcpair work when one how a 'cycle is 5&pposed to run sees it. and I learned the troubleI shooting, too." "We're learning a lot. hope to train these guys to Bob Macaul'v, 17, said he attack anything rnc'hanical appreciates "knowing how to i figuratively speaking and be use the tools properly," able to dismantle and Cary said about one third reassemble most anything from his pupils have told him they a motorcycle to home ap- really have learned something pliances," Cary said. of value. He said the four-city area of Cary said his original one Altamonte Springs, Longwood, how' preparatory class will be C'asseibcrrv and Winter Springs converted into a separate "probably will remain strong semester course next year, WASHINGTON (AP) Social Security will take a bigger bite from workers' paychecks in 1977 if a proposal by President Ford is approved by Congress. And congressional approval seems likely. Ford will ask the Congress in his budget message next Wednesday to increase the Social Security tax rate from - 5.85 per cent to 6.15 per cent, effective Jan. 1, 1971'. That would mean that a worker would pay 16.15 out of each 1100 he earns for Social Security compared to 15.85 )t.ut. 'fle urk spayment would be matched by his or her employer, Ford's budget also will include an incream in t (ense budget, an expected tax decreasp and a provision requiring Medicare patients to pay more of their own U , bi lls. Angola Aid Vote Delayed WAhiINGTUN AP hiousi! leaders, predicting that Congress will cut o off U.S. S, aid to factions fighting in Angola, have decided to delay a final vote on the issue so the break won't come while Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Is in Moscow, The final House vote on a cutoff of US. aid now is scheduled for Jan. 27. The vote will be on Congress' final approval of a 1112.3 billion defense appropriation bill to which the Senate has tacked a rider prohibiting any further U.S. aid to Angola factions. House Appropriations Chairman George H. Mahon., DTex., said he scheduled the vote after talking to President Ford. - )) I '' Grain Probe Scheduled WASHINGTON (AP) The Agriculture Department is investigating the niisgrading of a $6 million corn shipment loaded aboard a Polish supertanker in New Orleans that Sen. Dick Clark says is contaminated with large amounts of rocks, seashells and 10,000 cubic feet of corn dust. The 3.2 mi1lion-b.ishel shipment had been destined for Poland before federal supervisors and Senate Agriculture Committee uvestigators discovered the misgradthg, the chief of the Agriculture Department's grain division confirmed Friday night. Clark, 1)-Iowa, said the presence of substantial amounts of foreign ma-jai was evidence of "willful" misgrading of the shixnent, - . RLD 111 I ib . 00 M IN BRIEF Office Building Italian Mafia Report: Owners Warned Its Alive And 'Kicking ( Continued from Page l.A I ROME (AP) —After 13 years of study, the Italian parliament's anti-Mafia commission has concluded that the underworld society Is very much alive and apparently there's not much to be done about it. The 30-member commission has prepared Its final report, which sources say does not name a single person . During its tenure the commission examined close to 3000 files. EfUst members of the j.j0 ma minOrily, have refused to approve the report, charging that promised "powderkeg" revelations have been covered up. They claim some members of parliament and even the cabinet may be involved, The Communists say they are preparing a minority report and will demand a parliamentary debate on the Mafia. U.N. Debate Muddled UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) The U.N. Security Council has ended Its first week of debate on the Palestine question with the Arabs in disarray, the United States Isolated and the Israelis unyielding, US. Ambassador Daniel P. Moynihan wart scheduled to speak when the deba te reconvenes Monday after its weeke nd recess. Indications were he would restate kno'wn America n views. The tone of the debate was quickly established cn the first day last Monday when the United Sta tes was defeated 11 to I in Its efforts to block partici pa tion of t he Pallestim Liberation 011MIX11tion and the I'aejfs followed through on their threat to boycott the meeting. By Friday, It became obvious that the United States was virtually alone on one of the debate's central issues "n jpaj rights" of the Palestinians, meaiilng their right to a national homeland. - - HOSPITAL NOTES JANUARY l6,l76 A1)%IISSI0NS Sanford: Margaret L Hale ,lthn H lianner Charles I,. Jett Jr. Vernon L. Johnson Virginia 1 l.owcll E. uz& Jennie E. Walker Jim Williams Ella Dick, Nicholas Muller Jr., excess of $1(),000 from each. ci vil procedure and without The counter suit alleges that legal grounds." Mogul, who was listed on the s e0dence Fisher produced original building permit as a canceled check for the owner of the building and on an November rental in full, accompanying document as the Fisher's counter suit alleges builder, caused the breach of that Award Management, contract lawsuit against Fisher Siegel, and Max A. Mogul knew to be filed. The Fisher counter about the building code suit alleges that, in fact, Mogul violations when the office space is Award Management Inc. was leased on Oct. 24, 1974. The count naming Siegel as Alleging fraud by Award, the defendant charges he made counter suit seeks a jury trial fraudulent representations and damages in excess of The civil suit and $100,000 from Award have been assignedcounter suit to Circuit Management. Court Judge Voile A. Williams Additional counts of the Jr. for trial. According to the counter suit name Siegel and court fdein the case nohea ring Mogul as third party de(en. date has been s t dants and seek damages in —Bob Uoyd A mimilt's Men In Washington U.S. Sen. l.ato Chiles Senate Office Building Washington, D.C.. 20510 Florida office: Federal Building, Lakeland, usal U.S. Sen. Richard Stone SCPJLC Office Building Washington, D.C., 20510 Florida office : Suite ZOO 8, 2639 North Monroe Si, Tallahassee, 32303 Tel:901-M2120 WEATHER Saturday's high 55, today's low 33. Fair and cold Sunday with highs to mid 5. Northerly winds 10-15 m.p.h. Lows in the low to mid 30s. EXTENDED FORECAST Genererally fair with a warming trend Moy. Lows Monday from near 40 extreme north to 50s south except 60s southeast beaches and Keys. Scattered showers Tuesday tind possibly over the extreme south portion Wednesday. Turning cooler over the north portion T'MI;l) and south portion Wednesday. Lows Tuesday 50s north and 60s south Highs Tuesday 60s north and 70s central an'J south. Lows Wednesday from 30s north to lOs ccntr;iI and 50s south except near southeast coast and in the GOs Keys. Highs Wednesday GOs north to low 70 south. Sunday's Daytcna Bench tides: high 8:30 a.m., 8:53 p.m., low 1:57 a.m., 2:33 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 8:09 a.m., 8:24 p.m., low 1:50 a in , 2:18 p.m. DISCHARGES U.S. Rep. William Chappell Sanford 1l'tice Offite Iluilding Chloe V. Butts b4&ington, D.C., 2051$ Jewel Drum Florida office: Georgia Rollins 258 Federal Building Ertha L. Hudson Ocala 32670 Charles L. Jett Jr. Susan Lee t Rep. Hiehrd Kt liv Julia Mirott 113 Lgu,th John D. Mitchell lfnie Office muldiag Tonya K. 1-ringle Washington, D.C., zo.sis Louise Ref oe (oral office; E. Hazel Trapp emoran Boulevard, Lola IL Wettatein MtSfllOiitt Springs, 32701 Elsie S. Reed, Dellary Id. *342642 David G. Cook, Deltona Leland W. Hutchinson, Deltona [Ewnurgne Francis N. Ledoux, De1tori. Zachariab G. Huffman, Sunday, January 18, I97 — Voi. 6, Enterise No. ifl Gladys C. Grahaizi Oy The Sanford Ht,ajd. i P(, Nita P. Evener, Oringe City nu,. p, Ave SOflfrd Leslie 0. Hahn, Winter Second Class Postage Pa Sanford, at Florida 3; Springs 5% Ct5, tfl, / ie :, f,r, to. By Mail in Fln-j .amj Mrs. George (Mar)' All or-,' Moil $270. o Mths. Sit 20, fl Aftnlhj S)? 40 Saridlin & baby girl, Sanford [__' I)) . '.". j' Georgene L. Peterson, DeL1and Eileen M. Boren, Deltona James T. Olds, Deltona Robert CampbH, Lake Monroe Sarah D. Marchfano, 1kesbur Thcordora M. Turner, Igwood Bruce C1iit, Orland, Theodore Joynes, Oviedo Laura Strong, Oviedo ____ , _ _______________________________ I SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPLY )ALL PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY! OPEN SUN. 10.7 DAILY 9 To 9 1 OURSTOREIN I -.-l"iift'r Sles art 5—Thurgood Marshal; 6-% illiani Rehnquist '—Ilarry IIlakmun I'owt'U 9Jtihn Iiui Sletti I '—C cornpare... You can't do better than Zayre' b_-Ma~ I nmmwnw~ HIGHWAY 17-92 AT AIRPORT BLVD. OPEN DAILY 9-9 . . . SUNDAY NOON-6 PM .— ... low . - . -- .1 '. " Sr - . . ... ..L....... -- - - �4 A—Evening Herold, Sanford, El. 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Coffee Mate . . I TANGELOS 4~ 1 C . :; 19c Biscuits...:. RIGHT GUARD ANTI-STAIN. D OUBLE PRCTICTJON P K Co. l '. CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL WO Brand Regular Sliced or BoIgna..... P ,'G BUTTER - IC P1(0. $J 79 OVEN LINERS W-0 BRAND REGULAR OR 1 2-ux. PEA NUT PEANUT LBS. -. Pj 59 ALL BEEF -FRANKS SMOOTH OR CRUNC II%i:iIi I - 88C Thrifty Mn .d Ic.. f 88c 2 GREEN BEANS lxp, SHAMPOO S 59 3 . -.44r,Ar EARTHBORN ST R AWBERRY AND APRICOT PKG. • / • ASPIRIN — BONDED BLADES ' °-'• 79 PKG. lATH BLACKHAWK BAYER . THRIFTY MAID 16 1 S. Blur U, Tuna Fish DEODORANT Meats . t\4 . P KG PKG 99c •o. CABBAGE MACARONI CANNED HAMS ' 4 HINES Flordo BII White HARVEST FRESH GREEN I MUELI ER'S MUELLER ELBOW SI 42-oz. SIZE 95c . . fAN Fresh Grapefruit .. 9 - -. MIX 70c Svnnylond Horn & . LBS MRS. SMITH DUTCH DINNERS / DONUTS 929 "ji1' 4 3 ALL VARIETIES TASTE 0' SEA MORTON ALL VARIIT11S KETCHUP DETERGENT 89c LB. - WHOLE HI CK ORY AIM . 199e s POTATOES s o o, GREEN PEAS JGH \\( \' / 69C 49 ASTOR CUT CORN OR PKG. $129MI I I I I I 12-o °° • • • I1r9 LB. Fryer BeObt Quartets or FOR J 3-LOAF 99C ORANGE JUICE 909 Cheese Spread 49c BRE C PACK 4 6 99c Palmetto form Pirre,,it" C 79 APPLES I li -1't; I I C1 ALF FORD ASTOR Spread 'I.d l HARVEST FRESH SWEET farm Pi m ento to HARVEST FRESH EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS 1235 CcpeIcrd Rp,Icj, or Th.1 Sited iirrft I E.Z Cc. FRESH FROZEN 2 Olive Loaf • • Sausage • • • • Bologna,.... Wt,. . . . R6 Roast W 0 Stand Sp Sp iced 75c Cottage Cheese Cottage Cheese cw $1 99c Fish Fillet... r• n rns 99c Pork Liver . . . 0 $139 .. . . . PRODUCE '____ FOR I1.1o,y S ppi Sliced - Bacon W 0 rifonj Bee f Cop.londS Small, 10 LB. Average, Who H0U.0tCøtt Sty, ' . . Cheese . . . . . Franks.., .. PORK CHOPS $ 39 Pork Loins . ikositt er or ecocie . WISTIRN COIN FED FULL '/g LO O NS SUCEDNTO 9 39 , ORANGES .l Pickles, $1 1 99 - -- j7 SHERBET or ICE CREAM Creamer. It C 9Qj Bc:. B..I - YELLOW CORN I 1-LB. PKG. LB. Brisket. CHUCK ROAST t. FLORIDA W () Bturld Corn Beef IIIF ALL CHUCK (JP!J SUP(RBRAND ALL FLAVORS 29 W S., eHOICE 1 Round Steak.. - r. HARVEST FRESH -M~ Boneless Bee f lop - . FRESH opppo SLICED BACON BONELESS 4 DELMONICOS vado wa W -Ui"41W W r HICKORY SWEET USDA CHOIC STEAKS 59 S Le. 40 NDI-PAK PURE 4& 110 EDGEWATER DI ORLANDO SHOPPING (ENTEE MT. DORA U 0 NN ! 6 p.m. GOLDEN TRIANGLE . It -1 - 9 P.M. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY - I3REVARD, AND COLLIER PRICES - SATURDAY MONDAY KRAFT SALAD DRESSING Uh elicluding cigarettes Sunday, Jan. II, 1976-5,4 __• - -: - . •.'i--- . .-r;irfii;. . -- - ,-_: - . . -. ., .--... . . - • 4 - .1-.__ - -=-=' . ..,. �S Evening Heiald O0N. FRENCH AVE., SANFOflI), FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305-322.2611 or &11.9993 Our heartiest congratulations to the Sanford. Seminole Jaycees for their efforts Saturday In helping to pick up litter along SR-46 (First Street) Interstate-4 to Downtown Sanford. It was a great way for this civic-minded organization to kick off Jaycee Week and really gave a lift to the "Glenn Glitter Day" clean-up campaign. Keep up the good work, gang, and let's hope your Jaycee Week Is a hugh success, under Its wing and this Is a good time for high school seniors to learn some interesting facts about these various institutions of higher learning. from Sunday, January 16, 1976-6A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILl JAM 1). CURRIE, Managing Editor HOHEIT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director ih'nie I)ehver: Week, 55 vnts; Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $11 20; Yt'ar, S2 10 H Mail: In FlorIda same as home delivery. All i'thvr mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $1620; 12 Months, $32.40. 9 Interesteti in visiting the Kennedy Space Center? Well, we're happy to announce that public drivethrough tours of that facility, as well as Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, will resume today. Resumption of the Sunday drive-through tours follows the discontinuance of picketing that has been going on at the space center's Gate No. 2, ccess will be availibIe through Gate No, 1, the south entrance to Cape Canaveral AFS; Gate No, 2, the south space center entrance via SR.3 from Merritt Island; and Gate No. 3, the west space center entrance from SR-405. The drive-through tour route takes visitors through the space center's Complex 39, sIte of the Launch of astronauts to the moon, the space center's industrial area, Cape Canaveral's active and historic launch sites and the Air Force Space Museum. Gates are open from 9 a,rn. to 3 p.m. e Clock pin. lot- interviews with in - The Logical Site T.V(r-u,,-. - . : ._.i2_ -J - -'' -. -- - !_' .i — - —. - - . I . The F U fl -- _ ..::;; _________ ______________ •( ;1 .3 - -' —',-.' .-..-z-, f',- _______ ii.iwJU — ________ _______ I _____ Morris' Statements Become Public Record . — .. ' ' — • , - DON OAKLEY ' ''' • '. ' , .' '' ' I His : .' .,I ' ' = Sends — - 'p ' '' Dollars '' _ is To Italy were . '."' ' -. ______ ____ ______ i (ContLnd From Page 1-A) Sunday Jan. II, 1t76-7.4 ________ • _________. -. ____- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. eJohn "'- PHOTO FORUM — I Lester Mandeli, or whoever going to pay the premium Commission might be in any going topurctuisethecLiy pt or fbI? "College Hound," a group of admissions officers on this, would serean bloody (Whereupen a short recess the business were placed, you trouble or have any problems? MR. BRIDGE,S: Yeah. That who combine their efforts in exposing high school murder -. at a .bl: I believe he did have was had while Mr. Staley an- and Mr. Freeman had some $15,000.00 figure? JM: Well before the publicuy e don't waive reading and JM: I have no knowledge or swers a telephone ('all.) students to a variety of college opportunities, wiil iiriLs to that effect. about Purchasing the pit or not, that. dISCUSSIOn about his par- signature. _______ hold admissions interviews in this area on Tuesday .IF': Do ou recall what This is nonnally the case in MR. MASON: I have some ticipation? STIPULATIONS: IT IS _______ (Jan. 20). -.. rcgard.s to title insurance, YOU about words were? JF: this Did he say anything A Yes. more questions. HEREBy AGREED tN1) SO These people will be at the Gold Key Inn, 7100 S. iet your title iflsurance at all? .JM: You're making me reach Q. — And in connection with stfpulatj by and PCiCCS between the JM: I indicated to him that I qr your abstract prices In (ange Blossom Trail, Orlando, from 4 p.m. to 7:30 l.,i( k. that, you agreed ItEI)IRE(1 EXA%IlN1TlON that if the parties hereto, through their and will be available would be order was placed, that you respective happy to do It for the (onjunrtion with signing the iF': Just to the best of your . counsel, that all terested students and-or parents. dontract, so you can get a $2600.00 figure and at the outwould, as always, write him a formalities of iiwinory. BY MIt MASON: -• notice of taking side I could probably push it up Persons wishing to arrange for an interview da your cost, check? .JM: This was a very brief arid tiling of the depItIon are should telephone a toll-free number (1-800-3-42-8004) JF: Okay, now what did Mr. another two or three hundred A.—It would bethest.andarrj hereby waived; ("nersation that I had with — MI right. Mr. Morris, Q. but that asking (or 'College Bound' or telephone the Gold 'rcerrtan say to you when he dollars (or search fee but -• Mr. Vibleri and it runs in my Mr. Staley asked you a kw participation, reading and signing of the Key Inn (855-0050) on the day of the meeting dontacte(I you about the title anything more than that would A proposal to establish an educational nature 'a' mind that he said that lithe moments ago, wt dictate(I the Standard procedure, transcript are expressly 'College Bound', which was established in 1968, ifsurance? be unethical from my business clay pit purchase went through affidavit and essentially nothing unusual about it? center for children in Seminole County has merit. Were you the recipient of a mini-bike or go-cart reserved by John Morris; has over 100 member colleges and universities .. .IM: he had practice. A. - If the order was placed, We!!, he said that that they may lOse d seat. for ChristIna.? licik'd your testimony However, some wisdom in selecting a site br ii is FURTHER AGREED JF: What was hIs response 4 piece of property that the that's the only way I would do AND SO JF: They may lose a seat? the words were mine. D ''• such a center nnniars In Rn 6nkin .STIPULATED that all rr' county was contemplating when you told him that? Coimt' Commission seat? recall sitting there across objections, except as to the Mrs.BettjepaJn'Iercrdinatorofscjenceafld JM: buying and it would be around resPonse was that — 'fl right. I believe you table from me while I dictated .JM: That's correct. form of the question, will be education for the Seminole County School Board, s thought the job was ''rth $500,000.00 figure and asked if said a few moments ago, and I that to the secretary that was JI": And did he mention o-, reserved to the time of trial. I .1 , could quote a price for title said she envisions such a nature center which can -\ ,1, 0 want to make sure that you are Whi(h seat? • the room' (Whereupon at 2:20 o'clock JF: Did he say anything be used by all principals of county schools, insurance. ZOO: '., :., clear on this, that you had JACK FULENWIDER A. — Yes, p.m. the foregoing deposition .JM: lie Indicated that t JOHN MORRI.S .- 1. -, lL) JF: ) already at some point in the was about the abstract on the law -er Top officials of the school board and the Board Did he tell you who might be MIk's seat. terminated,) " has a dient that owned that /2. , ' — And did we not conversation, you had property? . That ends the intei-vie with property? of County Commissioners met last week and already JF': Mike llattaway? S real (tate transaction ;inj if corrobor;ite on the phraseology JM: To m knowledge there tie John Morris at II :27 P.M. , JM: At that time, at that discounted the convc'rsltin in testimony by \lorris on discussed joint participation in the project with Big .JM: That'j ('orrecL atiorrie' is not realty to be used in the affidavit? FOr S -, S. specific time frame, no. the vain fifteen thou:and OCt, 30,thC Dec. 16. Morris' no abstract on the ((,_/' -. . . Tree Park East as the proposed site to be property. oriented, they will contact a JF: Have you talked to him A. — I asked ou to remove dollars J Did JohnG. Morris JF: Did he Later tell you wto that ou knew that Uat affidavit and his Jan. 6 he say anything title insuranc company the word solicit, for the since that time John, since that about heingine an abstract Up owned that property? was way beyond what the rate deposition were reviewed by title insurance policy, and the conversation, have you talked Sworn to and subscribed before County Commission Chairman Michael HatJudge Leffler before he made Q. — All right. Then you read would be? JM: lie indicattJ that tawav and Commissioners Richard Williams and JF: Who did he say owned the examine the title to the all? property? an abstract written on the property Harry Kwiatkowskj agreed to the concept and to QUESTION: What prompted your visit to the finally typed by this girl and she out because I knew 1 couldn't do indictment against Freeman, and will wrIte a title JM I've run into him Lester property, It would probably JM: Well, tee cooperate with the school board. had made an error in the that. Judge Le(fler also reviewed today and what is your impression of the said that insurance coznmfliunent or a take him a number of months to binder -5Jack Reid "ulen lder Mandell was — All right. And was that.. 40 to 50 pages of court ordered Q, involved, h111t) nwiibers. In fact, I think she at the revelation that the C has funneled (I. .. While we completely concur with the project and they will prepare a JF 1)1(1 OU talk to any other Notary Public Strike that. had transcript of Morris' testimony It originally is e millions of dollars in secret cash payments to typci we must take exception to the proposed Big Tree WHERE A.SKED: Central Florida Zoological iLipOrdiZe the sale, Greater Construction Corn. Park a ' anti-Communist political leaders in Italy — present to the attorney and the pit (iCal? Park East location for same. JF': Did he say anything that attorney pany? will dicted Freeman. The transcript RERTEH: Scott Abnhams On 1)ec. 16, the day the felony And you caught that and took it already said, is possible outraged,thatis,thatthestor)'wasleakedtothe I. .Jli Yes. Why? . C examine the chain by taking such a long time SM: m.1 hae been ! bc!icre Greater was back and 'rng but olMorris' grand jury testimony had ' , press. bet change that' of ( itlean(JverlfYthefjfl(liflgs ( ; uim jury Indictment was iF: What other CornPrimarily because the Central Florida included in the conversation nevertheless, the best of r'nains secret ; "0 A. — That's and is not public correct, examine the abstract, might the Title Conqxiny has reached mi&sioners have 'ou talked against Freeman, No one, of course, can contemplate with to? returned Zoological Society has already spent in excess of have any influence on Lester I'm not recollection is that vtr. record for sure in conjanction (I tOI public inspection or ¼1'O with a and (or this service, the atsigned an affidavit for C o In rn i s s i o n e r , satisfaction the prospect of Italy becoming the Q. -- All right. Now — $350,000 on approximately ioo acres of property Freeman said that he thought publication, being owners of the property, Mandell being willing to pay, or lrc William Jimmolt, u' Freeman's attorney, J. Chener are due a legal ( Kwiatk(J ski A. I also notice in the af- the work was first nation every to freely vote itself Cornbecau,se Greater Construction be more willing to pay the just north of Sanford, on U.s. 17-92, which was left itltamonte Springs: "It's a Statute 838.06, cited C • "' . • • :)hich is un(Iers(ood and It's iF: Has lie mentioned Mason, stating that sornetim'e fidavjt that the one paragraph thousand dollars?worth fifteen in Florida ' munist. With the Communist Party now that $15,000.00 figure that he asked does not own the the property, indictment as allegedly wonderful change from the during May completely legal in the legal anythin about the clay or June he there where It says I read the "..-'.'a S nation's second largest, and with Italy currently A. JF: Okay, did he ask you bra for It? being — That's what j recall, violated by Freeman, discussed profession with Freeman the indictments, And at (kll7 According to John Sobik, newly elected that point, I — All right. And then you makes It unlawful JM: I believe there was some dustr)-. A and the title In. Q. figure on what the title In. to the new one. The Mandrill for officers to phase of a title insurance hadn't. So ,. lawyer's time is ,JM: Not voluntarily, , president of the Zoological Society, the zoological since the downfall of Mussolini in 1943, the you gave me a copy diScounted that? surance would run on that piece discussion about that. accept unauthorized sure lu's gorgeous colors." living and in cornconnection when he iF: I)id you ask him why they pOlic) park, in itself, was "solely designed to be used by pend.s his prospect is very real. with a of the indictment to read. JF: What did A. .. ..• pensation 5 4 of property? . Well, it wasn't worth for performance or transaction for he say about time examining a title for his ihjrted it? an approximate (/ • it? ' . the citizens and students of Seminole county at no fifteen thousand JIt.'o'rr JM: That's correct, to m. nonperformafl The Italians have been flirting with the ;-,,•. $500,000 — Ritht. And you read client, Q. of duty, 1 • lie's due a fee and when property purchase. JM: Yes I did. ,, -. r JM: Well charge." Q. All right. And was that Violation is punishable as a Communists for years, although the steadily JF: Do you recall, did YOU Morris swore in the affidavit that. And the indictments, the now were thinking he exauiln&'s a title to verify the JF: I. .; What was his cxback over n number of months, the end of the discussion about third.degree felony with up to give him a Increasing figure? electoral At the park, there are roads, a water system, that 's' on there, mang strength the Communists there was only one conconuuhtt:iient of the title in- Planition? a It plural, Mrs. Elsie Myer, Mid Florida 5 J not a fl!Imber JM: Our of months, but a suran co:npan to have gathered in succeeding elections has fifteen thousand dollars or five years In prison. I, conversation group shelters, parking areas, sanitation facilities Lakes: "We always come JM: lbs explanation was that versition and that Freeman at a typo that was just called to that -;, 'I number ' of o revolved recall any other? weeks, it runs in my title, around S usually been viewed as less a FloridaSthtute 112.312 t7 (i) the fact that I and soon- to- be-completed nature trails and demonstration of that a with friends when the' come '' " . a '. - ) the it was not a good economical no time asked him (Morris to our attention as a matter of •:. - • . mind that, it occured A. — to me ... There was other Definitions that popular support (or them than as an expression — states that excessively charge the seller fact. You read the one ifl '-': " • boardwalks. to visit us, so we've been here • a company will generally provide . •,•, a ' discussion there, of discontent with the Mr. "Public officer" or "officer" Commissioner Vihlen when he Christian Democrats, 'I who • before. It's laid out Therefore, with these facilities already at our 'Of... ,D (I involved In the sale and that the was elected to the have ruled about Italy for 30 ask ,. hint to years in uneasy Count)' June the 20th and a • coalition 22nd of excessively charge beautiful!)'. I'll have to say title insurance premium, IlientiOn of an' convrtinn '--.k.. '7ó disposal, why spend more hard-to-come-by tax with the Socialists and other minor parties. uw. we '..,vuiuon to me extent t mne • cunversatton it •;, tJ'ie seller by an). 10111 I'reeman essentiall the highlight today, though, amount for the because by doing this they with Tommy Freeman or that title insurance policy, examination took Small Tractor, Small Price place. dollars toduplicate the work that has already been 1<i '46 EI'\T)~E should be county evidence, of an abstract asked you assume some of the risks. to overcharge the Toiiiiy The great fear in Washington today Is that If getting squirted by the Freeman title would, had I'm searching for the evidence or any other type Q.—All right. Was there then done at the zoological park? World epidemic Morris' affidavit also St ated fifteen thousand and rebate JF': So then it is fair to say sUest(J that the)' might lose that monkey. I shook my linger at ____________________________________________________________________________ anothernationa1electioniscalledastheult of word, that the delay information caused addition1 discussion about It by to real estate Doesn't it make sense to perhaps add a few at no time did Freeman ask twelve thousand four hundred. him, but he just stuck his that the only money that a seat if the didn't abort It? Italy's latest governmental crisis, the Cornthe examination transactions of an abstract Clwlsea Title Company that I would be And It is to that you say is not maybe being live thousand MYER give or rebat JM: Not with Mr. Freeman, him to more dollars to the zoological society's coffers and tongue back at me." munlsts might very well win a parliamentary would would lend itself to the ef- have dollars, one percent figure? true? happy to quote them REPORTERS received out of this iF': I)id he majority. Secretary of State KIssinger has let that organivitfon expand to the extent that its anything that him the sum of $12,400 in the fiiy of the title A. — That's possible, A. minimum, promulgation rate, — Insurance $15,000.00, would have been there might be some problems neetion with the property as lie never specifically revived the domino theory, warning that II Italy facilities meet the criteria set forth by the school the least amount we coul MR. MASON: I think that's policy and the increased $2600.00 mind the balance of the over the clay pit other than just alleged in the grand Jury in- asked me to do that. • goes CommunLj, then France or Spain or board and the county commission? all I have. charge under the Law, since the prPmiu of that policy would ctu1t. the ('coflomnical situation? $l5,O0O.00,$I,40000'øld will be next, then all of Western have Q. — All right. And the whole offset the increased or of the been paid back to It's also worth mentioning that a service Torn, tpayers were paying for it, delay SIR, STAI.Ey: That's all. & \/\/hatsisnarrie Portugal o' Europe, ip an inexorable process America must st JM: lie indicate(1 that there Hood Tractor Co. Tomm' SmIth, 9, Naples: "My affidavit stated that basis is the inference that of getting a Mit HItl[KS: You have recent that I would have to quote on stract a Feemnan? 2I$N by all means prevent from starting. mnigh be some public relations tie had read the indictments and had in your mind, based on your anything further, BW? tlfl. Fla 31.54 that basIs. and the zoological society, therefore students can JSI: That was the inferen of problems, 'ou see the rattlesnake? He citizens packing concealed weapons. the contents were "totally best recollection that 4t7M$,,.I4 Ave JF: Okay, MR. I have Kwiatkowski. ____ MASON: you think JF: Okay, what figure did At?mo&e Sij. Fla 3j; and do visit the zoo free of charge on their field false." heard John, the co:versation s there whip up the same feareither among the Italians JF: With the press? never stopped ratling." At a Tuesday meeting Sheriff anything he said it's, the work's worth °"" it,, you finally come up with John' in the course of this inJohn Polk ) that you wish to ask Mason has said that he, fifteen trips. if': And did Tom Freeman _IZI-U41 or ow' other allies, who either do not know what JM: With the press. I asked 534-ti-li advised the commission not to grant a permit Kudos to Bob Ellis, the county commission's Is 'estgmtmon, through thousand dollars? JM: I told Mr. Freeman (ha make the inference? In their him I him that I had he (1 Freeman, State Representative told own best Interest., or else have a rather one citizen who asked permission to carry a gun acting administrative A. — That's what I tinthe Underwriter's premium whether this assistant. Ellis, who's more sophisticated attitude towards corncommission and zoological society should get their runior is true or clersthnthng of it, yes. would be right around 11600,00 strni with the Commission and person. sons, collective heads together, decide what is needed to recall, was awarded a $900-a-year salary not,Idon'tknow, but I've heard Co InJF: Airight, was there ' 1 if': Since the clay not suffer a TILE MORE asked hill) if the rumor any when the affidavit was signed. sparrow to fall anywhere In the "You'll have every Tom, Dick and harry crease. any rumors that Lester final figure as to what the On Jan. 6 Mason took a sworn Mandell has been kicked around so truth to it and All right. And world Lest the Soviets catch it. from your he indicated to total was in financial difficult)' in cct would be? OR Mrs. Eugene requirements for an educational nature center and much, have you had the oc- me that there was a possibility deposition from Morris at the knowledge and your cxlassaro, "(btoRi Ellis. Mike or Sid," SATELLITE. PERFECT FOR quipped a smiling Dick JM: Greater Construction Corncasion to talk to an)' proceed accordingly. SHARr Longwood: "My husband, 30004000 COPIES PER MONTH county the)' would lose a seat and I cow'thouse in connection with perience, you knew that that Williams. Well thebeUnderwriter's pany. Did loin Freeman say' "Why, did you expect anything else?" he longer a monolithic menace, If ever it was. The premium would children and I have been as It's ridiculous to spend any more tax dollars on %iay too right commissioners around It.a!lai' C much? could the felony indicent against about this clay asked him how that unists, especially, are anything -asked. ____ So affordable iou can buy A red-faced Polk said the names were "Just a $1600.00, the card rate, which Is anYthing to you about any pit Situation? A L That's correct, coming to the zoo (or years. I another park when we've got one right in our back but the lackeys or agents of the USSR, and if the said because Freeman, The following is a happen as well as rent or lease it. and saying," he our published price list, would knowledge that he might have think the animals are frienJM: Yes I have, While on the subject of women, overheard Italian people vote them into power because conversations certified transcript of there yard. pages was Some 57 Q. And so it was based they 0 about Lester Mandell being in be right around 12600.00, diier than in the Philadelphia JF: any of them con- that weren't exactly truthful through 63 of that deposition, inference and inference only Ralph Ray make a Freudian slip while believe they have better answers to Italy's It's hope the County Commission, Mrs. zoo, Women's Libbers unite, , at least that's the financial difficulty' if': Aught, did you give him t.acted but then that was a long prohierns than the other parties, this will not ';l(- "1 if-; way it seemed at a county commission meeting (tijjng the feminine gendre with JM: About Lester Mandell about you or talked to you and so I asked him with whio, which is public record in the that you thought that he was Palmer and anyone else concerned can coordinate that (line ago." Pulley, the school system's chief nogotiator. figure of $2600.00? title OF Insurance the press and I circuit court files. -t necessarily be cause The Mr. Vanting some money back or For the and he sald with few rejoicing in Moscow, last week. The recording secretary made a efforts to the degree that they'll agree to abandon being in financial difficulty? property" JM: Yes. Stale)p.o. Box 444 Sonseone5aidwonwnare5uorbumans told him that I never heard of referred to is William SoniC amount of money? Actually, It is argued, the development to MASSARO No. statement that started Sheriff John Polk which Ray, School Supt. 1 ____________________________________________________________ JF: Your card rate? JM: No. plans for Big Tree Park East and concentrate on ______________________________________________________ herring's William P. Layer's independent-minded, nationally oriented anybody A. That's what I gather • Chief being recalled or Staler, thinking, JF: Did he say anything to JM: 'That's correct. assistant, said, "Yeh, they are the Central Florida Zoological Park. ii': Have you talked to impeached or indicted because Assistant State Att'. In from the conversation. almost part of the Communist parties In the West Is the last thing "Men and children can't stand at all about Lester Mandell Sidney if: And what was his to see a homan race." Ralph said of the Soviets he meant to desire. Better Vihlen about the clay the)' bad told an untruth with Seminole: Mr. Bridges IS say part woman sit down," the secretary said, that the Communists being over a barrell finan- pit? Q, — All right. Was in that response to the I "superior" race. that? Did he say be out of power but directly under the Kremlin's the press that the whole Morris' attorney, Doris Archer, Bithlo. "We've "It's just not meant to be," exclaimed Polk, cially? T'. ___ Jack telephonecofl% whether .etion was the or not he thought that JM: Yes I ha'e. 1idges: Mr. Mason IS _______________________________________________ — thumb _________________________________________________ than be situation was pretty silly. ideolngically S'tfl'IJ lived in BIthIo it's Just not contaminated for two years "It meant to he." by the e figure twelve thousand (our Commissioner Sidney VihIen Jr. still is bow-geots electoral processes of ____ The sheriff quickly glanced at Commission nursing his now, but today m' husband the Western financially? No. broken ankle, Jt ought to be more tell you or did he democracies, about the clay pit deal? rilissioner, was Kwiatkowski attorney: so I brought my Chairman Michel Hattaway. "Don't look at me," JF: Did he sme' that he had Attempts by the United Nations to act as a peacekeeping that something that was anything at all in relation to the And some fellow commissioners have InJM: Sid exhibited, well he the only other Commissioner Be that as it Hattaway said. "Don't get me in the middle of dicated Vihien's cast may indicate a may, attempts by the United daughter. She loves it, and uence are often fnakd when Internationai disputes suggested to you by the State fee that you were going to Lester Mandell in a position weakness, a States to shore up an1mmunL as surprised. Sid was stir- that you talked to about this BY MR. .STALEY: volve a confrontation betw the major powers. If the won't be her last visit for that." In Italy or where lnerable he would Attorney's spot. have Office? charge for this title Insurance? United to pay this prised, genuinely surprised. anywhere else by devious means could do more thin Then Polk hastily added, "I wouldn't trade sure." States and the Soviet Union are on opposite aloes on an issue, some $15,000.00 At A. least that premium JM: Well, we had I den't believe the figure for title for JF': Was this after the c-lay pit — 'u testified here today JM: Yes. places with my wife for anything In the world." Tuesday's meeting.was the indication at last to make Kissinger's fears come true than an insurance, ite, it can paralyze the Security Council. Now it apdeal discussion, it's difficult to recall aborted? election victory by the Communists, It is worth if': Now is that all the that ou called Tom Freeman's ARCHER _____ pears that the U.N. is just a., powerless to deter aggression Vihien, his toes peeping outside a cast, asked noting that evm every one ••• Florida Gov. Reubin Askew has asked to be excused (nun the commission chambers Italian political of the non.Communj. when there Is no hint of a collision of East-West interest., j can, prbon. JF': Try to recall, if you JF: Did he tell YOU why it was the information that you've had time you made that call? leaders vigorously, and in one Seminole County Commissioners to designate an for a meeting in his compound question, Go one at a "nonaligned" nations are fighting among themselves. JF: What did he say about it? aborted? office, exactl)' what he said. OTHERS SAID: Mrs. Joseph Troendly, In- appointee to a vacant port A. — It was around 4:30 In the time. about the cia)' case, bitterly, denied receiving or wanting any authority seat. pit property? JM: He said that, and these Indonesian troops invaded Portuguese Thmr in the Pacific "I'll be back in a very short time," Vihien part of the CiA's money. JM: Well he Indicated diana: "We're visiting friends and taking In all JM: lit' indicated that he aft00IL JM: Yes. At last week's meeting, County Attorney said. last month. The U.N. General Assembly promptly passed a Q. iii) Okay. In that telephone words, there was a the $1600.00 figure would the sights. It's a beautiful zoo; I just wish the Thomas Freeman advised commissioners came into the meeting MIt. HI(l[)(;f:s: not be are They know, If Washington does not, that ' and all o' .11-': Have you ever talked to We're conversation, whenever it was resolution condemning this violation they "If you're not back in four or fIve minutes, falr for the work Involved and certain urgency to the sale and a sudden the clay pit was The In. tigers would stand still for a picture," Blake were eligible for the John Kimnbrough about It? nothing could be better calculated to persuade gone, vacancy talking December 16th; right? with Mr. Freeman, that we've — but hi-at would I'm gonna that the doncslan delegate just as promptly di&nissed the resolution as title insurance would thereupon we came up with the Smith, 3, Naples: "I like the monkeys and otters have to resign from the commission, step on your toes," said Corn- the ordinary Italian to vote iF: Did he say whether or not MR. STALEY: Yes, JM: No. en Communist than talking about today, was "Irrelevant," and the tiN, has been silent ever since, the sale and make it more he had any discssion missioner Harry Kwiatkowskj, the best." card rate figure the $2600.00. A. - I had Just got back from the figure twelve "In that particular case, I'd appoint you, Dick evidence that his country's polilicz were being with if': have you ever talked to thousand four efficient for the seller and that JF: Alright, did he ever say —Ed Prkketi subverted by the almighty American dollar. 'ol Tommy Freeman about the Iick Williams? Counts', hundred dollars ever menby doing this, there was an clay pit deal? anything to you about JM: No, Q. What prompted you to tioned? charging indication that perhaps the more than $2600.00? Jl: Yes. JI-': Have You ever talked tt make that call? A. — I don't believe so. seller was in a position where you JM: Well, he Indicated A. JF: What was the' Mike I walked In the office hIattawa' about it? con— All right. Was that Q. that they could be influenced. he thought that $2600.00 was not versation that he was suppose'd and started picking up 11))' JM: No. figure, twelve thousand four JF: Okay. What did you tell to have had With Tonfln}if': So, Sidney Vihlen, the messages and Bob Lloyd from hundred dollars, the figure for John, in that relation to this Freeman' JF: And did he come up with him Evening ('hairmnan Herald, came in and was harry the suggested to you by Mr that he i figure that he thought would 115,000.00 J1: Ve1l Sid indlicat(J to 11W Kwi;itkowsçj, one of the and started asking me some Stale)' or WASHINGTON Not even Richard Nixon, stories to pass on to Hoover, Mr. Fullenwider' wanted you to charge on this that Mr. Freeman We have agreed not evidence, however, be a fair figure for the title title poignant questions, with regard had c-oncommissioners are the onl' two perhaps as puritan a President as ever occupied to identify that he got them any special about the sex life A. That's the figure he's insurance, what did you tacted him of the late John F, Kennedy. the agent, because he is now involved preference, Insurance? the Grand Jur'. And I asked come UP with if ou subtract amid indicated that you've talked to on the cornthe White House, could escape the sex watch of In dangerous Our sources saw nothing derogatory in the tell him that you would do in there were some' work. Any mention of his name problems with mission' JM: You're putting me in a rtlation to it? We reached the former hong Kong agent who file on Lyndon Johnson, him where he got his in- twenty-six hundred (ruin fl!tcen the late J. Edgar Hoover, could Jeopardize his life, But the clay pit transaction and that understcxxj formation. refused that to hard And at that time he thousand. place Mr. JM: That's comment on Fulenwider. Buried deep In the FBI director's secret correct and both the Incident. We also tapes and memos once existed JM: I told him I couldn't do We can report, however, that the agent tried without concerning -. it. the)' should no longer continue of those conversations were informed me that the In. if': I'm just asking, did he success to get a blackmail flleswasastoryof an Illicit love affair learned about Q. — The question was was from Johnson's back-door activities. There JF: Did you tell him that this along that Nixon's alleged amourette and Nixon's officethsanaemente line, were also were not dictment,s had happenstance, they between Nixon and a Chinese woman, been releasej, come up with an amount of was unethical? But friends say It that their suggestion, reports of his alleged flfrttics with made a %'&Ied reference in a letter, He Mr. iF: Did he say why Mr. planned, which I was not aware of. may have is "unthinkable" that he would ever have money that was higher than Stale)' or Mr. Fullenwider's During Watergate's darkest days, no one been extra cautious because at the JM: I told him as far as I was Freeman felt this been women on Capitol Hill, time he wrote unfaithful to his wife, Pat, Did tie what you wanted. Jl": Okay flow, I says, well, Bob, I can't figure that tney arrived at and accused Nixon of a romantic thdiscreon, His the letter, Nixon was did you at any coflcerned, It was unethical. say that Mr. Freem;in Iridic;itt'd time. aiready reigning in the Some of this emhacqini mqtftril The' important kcuo hnw-or you any more he':iit wrt pnc'tnIo r'n'iciderswl him CA kci i,r I.,. II't. SM: I asked Mr 'rpmn i,'. ii1 then nkwl k._ Zoological Park - ii so, please remember that these vehicles are regulated the same as any other motor vehicle. According to Col. Eldrldge Beach, director of the Florida Highway Patrol FHP), parents are urged to "impress upon young mini-bike and go-cart operators of the dangers of improper maneuvers, such as turning without signaling, driving without lights or failing to stop for ztop signs." Operators of any motor driven vehicle must be at least 15 years of age and have a license, Col, Beach said. Too, until the operator becomes 16 3'ears of age, he will have a restricted license requiring daylight operation only and he may not ride a motor driven bike rated more than five-brake horsepower. Mini-bike operators are also reminded that they are required to wear an approved crash helmet and eye protection In the State of Florida. In order to operate In public roadways, Col. Beach said, these vehicles must be equipped with headlight, a tail light, tag-light, stop light, horn, rear view mirror and adequate [rakes. Too, they must have a current motor vehicle inspection sticker and license tag. Be cautious, have fun and obey the laws. —Bill Currie -_- .. r - -. . . • • to - I ,''" .. ,,.. Urnevs — '-. 4: - ' * ,' ,- I '. , — . , ,,:.,. • ' , — U " a • I , ' . . . • -, -. 4S • ' ' . (or service ''. - - - -- ,, pay, NOTEBOOK say [)ick - numerous wore secretaries were present — (CXJI FlegSfr()rn - Have CCMPAN',' "p.e-. -I :~i:. ;... I. •.. Z."-/.-• .. , c.At -" - .- 4 1' utr1s - .'. 4.: . '- - - - • ..-,': -.. 'I-'.',:" —--- '. - •I •• - :--r . , FLQRI[)A - S . - — you U N In ffe c five 4! . r- ICALL 834.8776r • - . - - g - v:'i. ." - 4 - Ij; •ç ;d-. - 'y' .t'.'ct'--", - a .- .-• '-':t .,' '. . jc'4er '•..-4. •r' 'i.-.- ta'L' 1!pJ'. ..!. çjQ? , &:'. "-!•. JACK ANDERSON ,_ - Richard Nixon Also In Hoover's Files 5,4 - , -',. - V'7; '1/, ' ' -S., ,j ';". -y4 i,d '*' t.'- ': Sir,' v: A -re - . - '-w I,., .Y3 ----:. - - ";'t" '-'4kISa j ,,_jl-S., 4r' ., -,Y J ,, .,-.,_-,_ ••i•, - f'-' — ':,. - i1 they . -•-3• 4 1 ...... :..• 1-:2';:; "--:' incc)rr)e pre mium j 'i_p.' -.;•' .. Henry Block has a Special reason why should corrie to us tax flelf). — ' :. ___ of territory BERRY'S WORLD - • - - A - - was -' '..d4. -'-.'.--"-'- -' - - ' I -- j went fishing - ______ _--' -•- comment 4 - - younger .. ,trt•, - way? ever t- . - '- - • : �-...- - - - - - r,_.__.-..-..--- - r.:-rr.-rr -. rrr,fl _rruez - - _.......,.. n._w.p.r.t.t ..rr..,- - :_ .... ..-..n-.-.--a.r' 1.zr,.---.-1 -. t-q.xr --rr,t- =. . .-- nrrrr _._ .... - -..--r,,rrwv -- ._- . - fl -.--- - . - -; rT--. ,-C.-1C ' 'r- - _____ Evening HeiaJd 300 N. FUENCH AVE., SANFOHu, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305.3fl.2 I or 831-9993 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday. January 18, 1976-6A Sunday, Jan. ii, i97-7A John Morris' Statements Become Public Record WAYNE: I). DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM I). CURIIIE. Managing Editor HO BERT C MARKEY, Advertising Director ________________________________________ ____________________________ home Delivery: Week, S5 rcnls; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14 '1 Viar, $2840 H Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $JC.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ;(cOi From Page 1-A) Ister Mandell, or whoeve was going to pay the premiun going to purchase the clay pit °r ? on this, would scream bloody JM: Well before the publicity murder at a $15,000.00 figure? JM: I have no knowledge of about purchasing the pit or not, that. This is nonially the case in regards to title insurance, }PQ(J JF: Did he say anything )et your title insurance plces about this at all? JM: I indicateti to him that I COiBmissiOJ might be in any Whcrcupon a short recess the bi.slr€.s 4efe phced, yoi.i roubIe or have any problems? MR. BRIDGES: Yeah. That was tiad while Mr. Staley an- and Mr. Freeman had some we don't waive reading and . -Jt: I believe he did have ______ swers a telephone callj discussion about his par- signatrc. ____ ',.ir(Ls to that effect. _________-" ticlpation? IF: Do you recall what his MU. MASON: I have some STIPULATIONS: IT IS A. — Yes. -. rds were? HEREBy M;REEI) ANt) SO more (lUt'StIUnS. Q. — And in connection with stipulated by and between the .i Yu'r making rue reach V _________ bat-k. REDIRECT EXAMINATION that, you agreed that if the parties hereto, through their order was placed, that you respective counsel, that all .IF: Jwt ii 11w best if your njunctIon with signing the $0O.00 figure and at the outnieniory. dontract, so you can get a check? da your cost. line side I could probably push it up J%1: This was a very brief and filing of the deposition are _______ $ ____ A. — ft would be the standard hereby waived; but that another two or three hundred '• Q. - All right. Mr. Morris, conversation that I had with JE': Okay, now what did tpat1n. ____ _____ Mr. Staley asked you a few reeinan say to you wheheMr. dollars for search fee but Mr. Vihien and it runs in my reading and signing of the ___________ Standard procedure, transcript are expressly 7.. momen ago, who diated e anything more than that would mind that he sold that If the ontacted you about the _____ affidavit and essentially nothing unusual about it? clay title be unethical from my business i1urance? reserved by John Morris; pit purchase went through ____ A. — If the order was placed, Practlr, solicited your tstIinony that IT IS FURl'!! ER ,tCgij .II. Wr'lI, he tha they may lose a seat. - the words were mine. Do 'ou that's the only way I would do AND SO STIPULATED that all '' JE': They may lose a seat? JF:you What response a piece of property that the when toldwas himhis that? ('ounty Commission seat? objections, except as to the ________ recall sitting there across the county was Contemplating Q. All right. I believe you form of the question, will b. table from inc while I dictated , iiis response was that he buying and it would be aru JM; That's correct. __________ that to the ccretary that was In said a few moments ago, and I reserved to the time of trial. $500,000.00 figure and asked if I thought the job was worth JF': And (lid he mention want to make sure that you are (Whereupon at 2:20 o'chx-k $15,000.00. the room? could quote a price for t itle which seat? A. - Yes, clear on this, that you had p.m. the foregoing deposition JACK FULENWIDEK insurance. JF: Did he say anything JM: lie indicated that t already at some point in the was terminated.) JF: Did he tell about the abstract on the law)might 1w M1ke' seat. er has a dient that has . — And did we not conversation, you had already That ends the interview with ho property? ewned that property? Mike Ilattaway? corroborate on the phraseolo real e.state transaction and if The tesmony by Mors on John Morris at 11:27 P.M. discounted the conversation in JM: At that tune, at that I\1: That's correct, N: To my knowledge there the a tfrflpV is not realty to be used in the affidavit? the vain fifteen thousand Oct. 30, the Dcc. 16. Morris' no abstrdct on the property. oriented, they will contact j A. — I asked you to remove dollars that ou knew that that affidavit and his Jan. 6 • specific titiw frame, no. .JF: have you talked to him JohnG. Morris -JF: Did he say anything title insurance company for the since that time John, since that was way beyond what the rate deposition were reviewed by owned that property? °n the property? JM: Yes, he did. title company at that time will to Sid about the clay pit deal at A. — I had already thx it the ruling dismissing the felony me thIs 3rd day of November over this affidavit when it was JF: Who did he say owned the N: lie indicated that were examint' the title to the LIII? l75 outbecausejknewjcoulda'tdo indictment agaln;t Freeman. finallytypedbythisgirlad property? abstract written on the property and will write a title JM: I've run into him on Judge Wfier also r'fewed had made an error in the that. Zoological Park The L ogical Site _________ _____ - A proposal to establish an educational nature center for children in Seminole County has merit. however, some wisdom in selecting a site for A L_ L - I_ ..ciii'h cappear to oc lacKing. Mrs. Bettie Palmer, coordinator of science and PHOTO FORUM education for the Seminole County School Board, ''' said she envisions such a nature center which can be used by all principals of county schools. 1 Top officials of th. school board and the Board c:'- tie Zoo : •,.:. •: itf Counts' Commissioners met last week and discussed joint participation in the project with Big - / I4 FUn For developed into the nature center. County Commission Chairman Michael blattaway and Commissioners Richard Williams and j,;;.•:/ • . .: -- -S- , • - • - , e -. ' ': 3 Harry Kwiatkowski agreed to the concept and to QtJFSflON: What prompted yourvislt to the zoo cooperate with the school board, today and what Is your impression of the "- - WHERE ASKED: Central florida Zoological Park we must take exception to the proposed Big Tree Park East location for same. REPORTFR S'ofl Ahrahsms Why? Primarily because the Central Florida Zoological Society has already spent in excess of r Altamonte Springs: "It's a just north of Sanford, on U.s. 17-92, which was left - - • a . o•' - ,. U I . $ '.° .' ,-;•p:-'r • - .•, • S done at the zoological park? Doesn't it make sense to perhaps add a few more dollars to the zoological society's coffers and let that organization expand to the extent that facilities meet the criteria set forth by the school ' -I I' monkey. I shook my finger at him, but he just stuck his tongue hack at I 1 ,f ',•, S'I • •. a 11 • . S. _,, ,' ,'C)4. _,,.€S ,D)'. _•.5 S_v ': • • satisfaction the prosp of Italy becoming the . . . • '4 • S , ' J Co In fli S S I 0 fl being owners of the property, be more willing to pay the rty does not own the property. . ________ - - - - .. - -- - . . - - - --- - -S - •' -- _____ -- - - - ____ . t.'• ._ - --- - .- hundred twenty-four thousand, recollection, which you've before the grand jury that Inalready said, Is possible you (licted Freunaii. The transcript And 'ou caught that and took On f)ec. 16, the day the fel On)' back and had her change that? may have been wrong but of Morris' grand jury testimony e r Freeman's attorney, J. Chenev surance would run on that piece since the downfall of Mussolini In 1943, the : The ItalIans have been fllrtlig with CommunIsts for years, although the steadily increasing electoral strength the Communists . A. - I also notice in the af- the work was worth fifteen Florida Statute 838.06, cited JM: popular support for them than as an expression N: Well now we're thinking he examines a title to erify the ii": What was his cx 's' on there, making it plural, is the end of the discussion about third-degree felony with up to that there was only one cor back over a number of months, corjjmjttment of the title In- planation? the fifteen thousand dollars or fhi'e years In prison. not a number of months, but a suranre. company to insure that Ji: lbs explanation was that versation and that Freeman at a typo that was Just called to (10 you recall any other? Florida Statute 112.312 (7) (i Our Conversation number of weeks, It runs in my title, for that service the It was not LI good economical no time asked him (Morris to our attention as a matter of A. There was other Definitions — states that fact. You read the one inexcessively charge the seller dictment charging that discussIon there, Mr. Mason. "Public officer" or "officer" premium, - mention of any conversation the seller by any amount forth Tommy The great fear in Washington today is Y' latest governmental crisis, the Cornmunists right v well win a parliamentary majority. Secretary of State Kissinger has revived the domino theory, warning that if Italy goes Communist, then France or Spain or Purtogal U be next then all of Western REPORTERS NOTEBOOK 15, Torn Freeman essentially ----i Freeman had Morris' affidavit also stated fifteen thousand and rebate him to pay, give or rebate t '1 _ I'm not sure if it was how much includes county attorneys. Commission to the extent that U examination of an abstract assume some of the risks. ki G accept unauthorized corn- $500.000 property purchase Commissioner Vihien when 1W involved in the sale and that the title iilsuranct' have ruled !y for years in uneasy coalition being viothted by Freeman, What did he say about tire cxamlning a title for his LI1Mirted it? JM: That's correct. JF: Do you recall, did you give him a figure? evidence or an)' other bye of word, that the delay caused by that the only money that a seat if they didn't abort it? MYER - ----__ JE: Has he mentioned during Mar or June he there where it says I read the A. — That's what I recall. profession and the title in- (lt'al? purchase of a title insurance hadn't. So you gave me a copy thunted that? for it? I t, - , - - - press. munist. With the Commun • 44 examine it and that in turn chain of title that they will Commissioners about the clay might jeapordire the sole. tresent to the attorney and the Pit deal? ••-- -- - ____ -•:--.•----.,-- . - ' tiIch is understood and it's , U I,. ' ' -I . •• Lakes: "We always come before, It's laid out beautifully. I'll have to say the highlight today, though, iF: Okay, did he menti (reater Construction Coi ,'. • A • S , .. . - , S 1 Therefore, with these facilities already at 0U1 disposal, why spend more hard-toome-by tax - included in the conversation, have any Influence on Ister ;wd for this servi, the at- - \, S 0 - .. • "' , •1 • '- JIMMOTT group shelters, parking areas, sanitation facilities a" 0 o,.. - 1 ' L a to the new one. The Mandrill sure has gorgeous colors." park, in itself, was "solely designed to be used by (lie citizens and students of Seminole County at no charge." at the revetatlon that the CIA has funneled millions of dollars in secret cash payments to r. wonderful change from the According to John Sobik, newly elected president of the Zoological Scicty, the zoological C IA Sends D o I I a rs , Eve r'yo n •••• 'b ' // !tpPI --- •'. ' .' DON OAKLEY -. -- Q. — All right. Was there then additional discussion about It J1U --.'-. And it is to that you say IS not dollars, one percent figure? transactions that I would be would lend itself to the ef. have received out of this .JF: I)id ho sa anyThing that A. - That's possible. happy' topromulgation quote them the ficiency of the title insurance $15,000.00, %oW(J A. - lie never sptifically nection with the property - minimum, rate, 1rie been there might be some problems alleged in the grand jury IflMA.SON: I think that's as asked me to do that. the least amount we could policy' and the Increased $2600.00 anti the balance of the over the clay pit other than just dictnitt. all I have. premium of charge under the law, since the offset that policy would $15,000.00, $12,400.00 would have the t'conomnical situation? MR. .STALEY: That's all. Q. — All right. And the whole the increased or of the been paid Morris' affidavit stated that basis Is the were paying PYC back to Tommy N: lie Indicated that there MIt BnlIx;Es: You have inference that you for it, delay of getting a recent a he had read the indictments and Freernam,? had In your mind, based on your anything further, B? nitight be .rne public relations the contents were "totally' best recollection that you think MR. MASON: Is there ' and the zoological society, therefore students can and do visit the zoo free of charge on their field trips, - commission and zoological society should get their requirements for an educational nature center and you See the rattlesnake? He citizens packing concealed weapons. never stopped rattling." At a Tuesday meeting Sheriff John Polk advised the commission not to grant a permit • - because he carried large sums of money on his person. siim Mrs. Eugene Massaro, Kwiatkowski. ____ whip up the same fear either among the Italians Kudos to Bob Ellis, the county commission's been performing the task of at least three persons, was awarded a $900a-year salary iii "Or Mike or Sid," quipped a &nith Dick told Ellis. ) or our other allies, who either do not know what Islnthü- own best interestsorelsehayea rather • munismn than our own conviction that we must not suffer a sparrow to fall anywhere in the longer a monolithic menace, if ever it was, The -' finally come up with John? JM: I told Mr. Freeman that the Underwriter's premium vestigatlon, tlrough numerous make the inference people that Lester Mandell, JM: mat WLIS whether this rwnor is true or dcrstanching of it, yes, . - him I told him that I had heard fbtw't Hattaway', and cne or a rumor about some problem.s derstood. And that's what I moresecretaries were present recall. th the Comnmis,sion, and I when the affidavit was signed. -- - SHARR 30004000 COPIES PER MONTH as well as rent or lease It. - another park when we've got one right in our back yard. Palmer and anyone else concerned can coordinate plans for Big Tree Park East and the Central Florida Zoological Park. concentrate UN coming to the zoo for years. I think the animals are friendlier than in the Philadelphia saying." Women's Libb - tunic ago," le on the subject of women, overheard ltn People vete them into power because they' ____ unite. Or, at least that's the last week. The recording secretary made a on • • • In ffe ctive e thinking, "Men and children can't stand to see a woman sit down," the setary said, now, but today my husband discussing the feminine gendre with }1 Someoflesaidwomenaresup.iorbamans to assistant, said, "Yeh, they are almost part of the han race." Ralph said he meant to say j the "superior" race, The sherflf quickly glanced at Common nursing his broken ankle, problems than the other paes, this will not Actually, it is argued, the - development of Communist parties in the West Is the last thing the Soviets desire, Better that the Communj, be out of power but directly under the Krenilth's j -- f democracies. - - tance, It can parale the Secty Council. Now it a pears that the U.N. La just as powerless to deter aggression even "levant," and the U.N. has been silent ever since, BERRY won't be her last visit for that," Then Polk hastily added, "I wouldn't trade sure" ARCHER "nonaligned" nations are fighting among themselves, resolution condemning this violation of terriliry. The In- being in financial difficulty? propert-" • • • Florida Gov. Reubin Askew has asked HERS SAD: Mn, Jh oeny, In- appointee to a vacant port authority seat. tigers would stand still for a picture." Blake were eligible for the vacancy the best." vulnerable spot. anywhere else by devious means could do more At least that was the indication at last to make Kissinger's fears come e than an but first would I'm gonna step on your toes," said Corn- "In that particular case, I'd appoint you, Dick —Ed Pricketi Vv ' ORLD - - - you at all about Lester JI': And what was Mandell Sidney Vitilen about the clay they had told an untruth with his being over a barrell finan- pit:' response to that? Did he say' the press that the whole cially? N: Yes I have, whether or not he thought that situation was pretty' silly. N: Being over a ball iF': What (lid Sidney' Vihlen JF: So the only' other Corn- Seminole: Mr. Bridges IS Morris' attorney', Jack Bridges; Mr. Mason is the ordinary Italian to vote Commun1, than card rate figure subverted by the ahig)ity Ajilerican dollar. BY MR. ALEY: between Nixon and a Chinese woman, accused Nixon of a romantic indiscretion. His made a veiled reference in a letter. He may have Is "unthinkable" that - I the letter, Nixon was arcady reigning In the about the sex life of the late John F. Kennedy. r sources saw nothing derogatory in the - tapes and memos once existed concerning he would ever have been Wen on Capitol Hill. Inance. - The important Issue, however, was Iloover's report, admittedly unconfirmed, of Nixon's Nixon reportedly had consorted with the Chinese story. was a sophisticated form of blackmail, It would have been a friendly, involvement with a beautiful Chinese woman beauty, who was much younger than himae, approach, they say, with Hoover claiming he dur1ngav1sfttotheFarEastforhLawfj 1ADLES AND OThs: Th lower duringaHongKongstopoveronajjp wiahedonlytopro Nizonfrmthcmiseof courts have ruled that Richard Nixon's con- I '1 ask you, ate we desensitized from caring? Have we become comfortable with violence gossip and passed It up to the cantankerous old that Nixon, as a former Vice President, - .d,J - - - - -- " 4 '- a I' ".5. ,, ',,' .m4 - - .'_ - -''.-i'-;-rs'r_, .,. - - a,, aj, .-. -'.- ,. S. ',. •4_ 'i'J ..,,.' r -s. .4 ."' - u- '. - .'." "'': _,4',34 c_' -.. .-,• , .rC,,', .. .-.. ""'" - ( "--,m - - - L, - -. trf mt..).-,. .# -. " "/ - -. ..r.S"',:.'.:7.r',-F-, '-.'-,: ". i...J..S- - - 'S ,_ fr2 " 5T- '. , .....y,'' b,,, 'Y - ,L P, ''"" -- — -'- r '. .-'-' ' . '-.-......... ..'.._4..:- .. r'.,, "... .1-" "7 1 - "#,Il :-- - , - 4' ft•j•i . 4. - - -. - - _____________________________________________________ iF: Now is tha' all the that you called Tor, Freeman's deal was aborted? pression. iF: Did he tell you why' it was iF: What (lid he say abot4t it? aborted? .. A. - at call? compound question. Go one at a It was around 4:30 in the time. '4 ' ,,' .1.. - the information that you've had time you made about the clay' pit property? - ' - iF: Did he say whether or not the $2600.00. efficient for the seller and that Tommy Freeman about the ,IF': Have you ever talked to MR. IHtlDGF:s: We're conversation, wheneir it was N: No. MIt S1ALEY: Yes. -s: -. - 'I4 ,. I/I 15 'S - S 4 - _4 r ,,' - 7, '. (' 'i '. ,,;,, 7.&,''-.r. .!- ___________ -. ,,. ........ . Volusia County. .. ,i,4in,, f _r' 'ç fJ 'j "i IA 'itAi . '"5 is .4) , i.. ' ,,_ ..-. - _... - _"J V ..j been talking about today, was fair figure for the work in- volunteered to send him a tAll vote would be coming upon the get you to up the price to timi I volved. for whatever the premium was clay pit and it was knew that I was even Freeman Mr. $15,000.00? JF: What was your reaction and he could charge about tiel'e named in the indictment what he Freeman's reconmumnendation JM: No. and I thousand four hundred dollars? was concerned about it. So I ,, Not that I recall. . out of line as far as I wa - - polk'. indicated that Freeman iid 'JF: Did he make any corn- anything at all about what was the Press and with public aware of it, it's from someone MIt. .. - ,, p I' '. - .. ' I 'I ' " - Luld be a fair charge for the -j •,, - ' I :::. J".iT . JF: Didn't he think that this a little bit, many times a Commmnissiomuers that th(' predate your testimony. .-.. ,,, ____ i;' t . - ' - " 't - ' " - r ' 'c" I.II '. "V' Z.'-.- - ,,, - - the less we charge - -, - .,__ - ,.-.- _s .__j .) LONGWOOD Pi. $3l-44M OPEN TONIoHT_NOppo$NTMENT NECESSARY "'-d•' -____ I ;'-_ You received the Short Form for filing Ph. 3fl4771 _________________________________________________________________ -- __________ SANFORD 6* a week to your home, ri 4 '''4' . ') . ,,," i.,,.)_ 5,..' , 1-. - -".'"' 'L -? - - -,',. -=- - T"j--- '' -. ' ''------------__ ,, ... .- - •,C! ST. _______ -"--... - -4 4'_ S_ ''$ISA,Vt' -rS ____ - - I' :- - -,s..,I-..,_a.t I • _____ - -'. ',_ -________ DeIivere 2" - -' N: They don't know of it called the Participation with might have said about any found out about it this tIme. '-'( 4.r' '' ..%:: . :.'.:''._;t'.. STALEY: Okay. I discussion about his par- JM: He Indicated that there $15000.00 and the $2600.00? if: Did he mention at all, it and 1ff would violate that for Was considerable work involved N: Well, we have In the Title that Sid VihIen 'mention at LIII one customer I wouldn't get an Si , L a sIecial reason why Y shc)uld conie to us ior IncOI"fle tax help. - that It will take 103 in his personal custody. Since these files eonThe report on Nixon's alleged thdcretlon NLwn in 1937 after he had applied to become an for tained slanderous reports having nothing to do was public access." This will cost roughly $1 anpanied by a newspaper photo, FBI agent. The file wound up in Hoover's safe million. At San emente, Nixon is going. for their existence was blackmail. Ing the ident, acding to our FBI The FBI chief held similar file, on other will give an erview of his pres1ieney with assigned as a legal attache was on the alert (or mission to the United Staea, There is no some of the details that hoover had collected 1977. - L, - a_-.- " ' " 4*jL4 u-', ",*, - 1 - - - -er' -w - '. . -. -- '- to let dozens of key officlals know tht decide what should be withheld from could be explain his extraordinary success In working his ministration forecastj - ..- ' (.#• - Hoover wanted to know abo the pecadillos of the agent wasn't merely pandering to Hoover's - I "-' ,.,& Attorney's Office? I)ick Williams? hundred dollars ever menanything to you about charging indication that perhaps the N: Vt'S. more than $2600.00' JF: have you ever talked to make that call? A. — I don't believe so. seller was In a fxit1on where A. — I walked iF: What was MU.e in the office JM: Well, 1w Indicated hlattaway about it? the conright. Was that Q. — All they could be influenced. tm'r'nIiAn s,,, itt. :,nd ctnri,vi 1..... -, -. u.uujmmi UMIL OV'J.L$J Wits f101 .,i; ,u. U[)f)OS four JI': Okay. What did you tell to hive had in sages and Bob Lloyd from hundred dollars, the figure that enough, with Tommy JE: So, Sidney' Vihlen, the the him John, In relation to this Freeman' Chairman Evening herald, came in was suggested to you by Mr. and JF: And did he come up with 115,000.00 premIum Harry that he JM: %Vell Ski indicated to me Kwlatkowskl, one of the and started asking me some St.aley or Mr. Fullenwider" be a fair figure for the title title insurance, what did you tacted him and Indicated insurance? you've' talked to on the corn- to the Grand Jury. And I asked come up with if y'ou subtract tell him that you would do in thereweresome problertis that ittu mission? turn wtwre he got his in- twenty'.rix hundred from fifteen N: You're putting me In a relation to it? formation. the clay' it transaction and that And at that time he thousand, JM: That's correct and both informed me that the inQ. — The question was was JF: I'm just asking, did he JF: Did you tell him that this along that line, happenstance, they' were not wtuicI I was not aware of, Staley or Mr. Fullenwider's money that was higher than JM: I told him as far as I was Freeman felt this way? Did he JE': Okay' now, did you at any tell you any more because then asked you a hypothetical 3M: I asked Mr. Freeman Jf': What was his reaction to why tic felt hev should r.ot iatkt:wski or SiLl VIh1n, beincludedinatria1,ifItg A. 0 I don't know if it was a - - refused to comment on the inddent. We also ' - that the title Insurance would '" could jeopardize his life. nford ______ _____________ ____ iIi!.I _________________________________________ Ask George C - .Fti', -. S the late J. Edgar Hoover. PH. 323-1330 :.-:-.-'. figure twelve thousand four Cheney Mason, Freeman's hundred ever mentioned or is 2" ' • - Q, — All right. Was in that AL" r - the $1600.00 figure would not be are my' words, there was a cune into the meeting and all of - WASSHINGTON Not even Richard Nixon, stories to pass on to Hoover. We have agreed not evidence, however, that he got them any special perhaps as puritan a ftesident as ever occuped to identify the agent, because he is now Involved preference. 444 FLORI t S " 'St JF': Try to recall, if you can, exactly' what he said. - "I'll be back in a very short time," Vthlen part of the CIA's money. - OF - ;ippt IF rate? JM: Well, we had some discussion, It's difficult to recall Vthlen, his toes peeping outside a cast, asked noting that every one of the nonomjnunj to be excused from the commission chambers Italian political leaders vigorously, and in one F—Iegst--n CPA told him that I never heard of Staley' referred to is William some amount of money? - anYthing at all in relation to JACK ANDERSON 'S tacted you or talked to you and so I asked him with who, which is public record in the that you thought that he was Lester Mandell in a position s as surprised. Sid was sur that you talked to about this - U the United linandal diffiilty? that figure of $2600.00? JF': Your card Attempts by the United Nations to act as a peacekeeping a confrontaUon between the mar i be right around 12600.00. - courthouse in connection with perience, you knew that that pony. Did Tom Freeman say premium would be right conunissioners about this clay asked him how that around anything to you about A. That's correct. could Freeman: The following Is a any pit Situation? happen and he said because - LITTLE MORE THAN PENN 11": Alright, was there any rumors that Lester Mandell has 11a1 figure as to what the total been kicked around so truth to It and he indicated to - a----- .._. ...- - ... ... ________ �. - - - .- -. .. - - ---- --- -- IA— EveningH.,., Sanford, FL Sunday, Jan. 1$, - - - - - - I— - ~--_____ I -- -- --- .-: - - _._,__.____ - - -- . -- -- - -- - _ r _______ )fl I changes Could-- He Reagan, Hurt Democrats . Pr esidential No a 4 111111 minatina Pror-A-C -C —--- ------ csnv4c AA^nfinn, likViwiii 7 EDITOR'S NOTE The young supporters Eugene have done to the caucuses, the The main reason is the clinched the Democratic nomiprocess of nominating the 1976 McCarthy The possibility of a brokered will be better able to control his way mos t of them are likely to and George new rules have cncowaged Democrats' new rule on propor. nation. In 14 Barry Goldwater convention is enhanced by an. own delegates and wtiel and 0 to the convention, unlike presidential candidates begins McGovern drew, some states to switch from con- tional representation, forbid , took California over Nelson other new rule adopted by the deal with their votes. Monday In Iowa. And Like the 1972 when many bet on the But on the Republican side, ventlons to primary elections ding winner.(ake.11 primaries. Itockefeller and sewed up the nominating ritual for both par- Ronald Reagan. former because found wrong horse or tried in vain to Democrats for 1976 the right Organized labor, which they are less vulner- The biggest casualty is the Cal- flepublican nomination, ties in all states, It will be wide California governor and as uncommitted elected of a candidate to approve or its power embarrassingly get movie able to challenge and simpler to ifornia primary, which tradiNow the winner in each con- disapprove of any delegate se- trimmed by the reforms in 172, delegates. open under political party re star, appears to have the supervise. Primaries also tend tionally has come late in the gressional district in California form rules that are stronger charisma and ideological to favor In the event of a deadlocked, lected at the state level as could be a far more significant candidates with clearly season and has awarded the na- gets than ever, that district's delegates inpledged to him, conmulti-ballot convention, the Ia. force at a brokered 1976 commitment to enlist the ac- established ideological appeal. lion's largest bloc of delegates stead of the statewide winner bor delegates would pose a sizThis means the delegate is vention. tIist.s. The Democratic vote seems to the statewide winryir. getting them all. Consequently, By DON McLEOD cable and cohesive bloc once more likely to be leaders are labor This time personally The very reforms that have more splintered than ever, with In 1972 McGovern beat flu- the state's delegation is likely to committed to the candidate to preparing to run in their states their original commitments had Al' Political Writer opened the nominating process most candidates playing it safe bert Humphrey in California, be divided among several whom he Is publicly pledged. pledged to the candidate most expired after the first few balWASHINGTON (Al') and made delegate distribution ideologically, took all the delegates, and canditlates. Political reformers have agonizingly fair have made it And that means the candidate likely to carry the state. This lots. reshaped the presidential less likely that any Democratic nominating system, and the can di date will go to the national ________________________________ _____________________________ 1. changes could help Republican convention in New York next Ronald Reagan and might, July with acommanding lead, Ironically, send Democrats ~, However, surviving candiFamous brand name hack to a smokefilled room The softee casual dates should have blocs offaitJ).. bargain on their candidate. ful delegates whose votes could The process begins Monday be traded. So the final horse!, i Jan. 19) in Iowa where Demo. tradini; and nominating of a in great fashion crats will hold caucuses In more presidential candidate may be Sleepwear Closeout ! than 2,500 precincts, the first done in the smoke-filled rooms tcp toward the eventual the reforms were supposed to 10 colors n se lection at a state convention end. of delegates to the national con. The caucuses, conventions vention, and primaries of both parties Orig. 59 $ 1 0, and S1 Under the reform rules are open to any interest ed cit.Iadopted by both major parties zen who wants to take part / the caucus-convention proce- although both Democrats and A repeat of dure is wide open, with every- Republicans are trying to limit one able to participate and any participation to party memcandidate who can inspire a fol- bers. lowing having a shot at winning Secret meetings have been a sellout ! I' delegates. banned. The sesslona at which .V, p rice But nitt oi the delegates, delegates to the various meetabo ut 75 per cent of them, will Ings are chosen must be open be chosen or committed In pri- and advertised in advance. mary elections in 30 states, In addition, old rules which There were 23 primaries in allowed politic to control a / 1972. meeting by voting masses of :' The primaries and the con- proxies have been banned by Now 4.50 to 6 ventlons have some important both parties. Democrats permit / common features under the a form of proxy voting, but only new rules. First, they make it a person who actually shows up __________ I 1 I J easier for a dark horse to win at a meeting may leave a / 0 convention delegates, proxy, if he departs before the __________ especia lly in the case of the meeting ends. ____ '.. Democrats who have adopt ed a So the candidate who can get r proportional representation the most fans to the early caucrule and have eliminated uses will get the biggest share 'j ! winner-tak-all primaries, of a state's national convention 100 pct. nylon tricot Secondly, they favor the can- delegates. 3 styles in P. S. M, L didate with charisma and the On the e ve of the first caucus, Assorted pastel colors ability to exci te activist Reagan appears to be the onl y portem candidate of either party People who troop through Possibly capable of packing snow to vote In primaries early - caucuses with his supporters. '' ____ In the year or stay through all- He Is clearly identified as a __ t night caucuses are generally strong conservative with a __________ --Ow political activists who sup. committed constituency to a ..... ............................. .. port ideological candidates of draw from. 1 the right or left. Unless President Ford can , ,; . The great mass of middle stir his supporters enough to ''L 1, ground voters tend to prefer tramp through the snow and sit L_yI centrist candidates In Novern- through all-night caucuses, all bet but frequently they don't the patronage and prestige of bother to vote in the the White House may not be ..J This year none of the Den. enough to offset a youth-orient. !4L crats seems to be attracting the ed Reagan assault. kind of devoted throngs of In addition to what reformers iij — _____ ---- " uier, — Haynes - _ _____ Third Hole-In-One, world over dream about. A . ' - ,- I j across the gastroesophogeal junction. Atrophic and inflammatory gastritis of the body and (undus. I had no pain for which I am grateful DEAR READER — Simple vomiting can cause a tear In the lining of the digestive system where the stomach Joins the esophagus. Um food tube that carries your mouth through the chest to the stomach. It is a mechanical tear related to a buildup in pressure in the lower esophagus with vomiting, The buildup in pressure associated with heavy lifting, hiccuping or straining at the stool has also been Implicated In such a tear In a few cases. The mechanical tear you - I .- . ,I Dr __ 11)9/ I , - - _____ -- . , .." La mb - -" ____•' . _____ "' . -____ r, _______________________ - a - .. 1. ________________________ . - " ;.' 100, I " attack of congestive heart failure. For about a week each niht I had trouble falling __________ -'--', , '-a- __________ - .y .. — - - r' ' , a s fluid out (I guess edema from the lungs). I'm on one digitalis a day and don't add any salt to my food It used to be that people wi th congestive heart disease usually lived one year. Is the prognosis better now' p __________________ 45 'fr-ô - __ '' .'' .'7 ' ____ ', __________ ' ' ____ _____ -- - .. - ____ ' _______________ -. - , ' _____ _______ - ______ . -- — A f antastic & - ' ., _____ _____ W - F - - special buy. - You - have had failure of the left - side of the heart. That leads to accumulation of fluid in the lungs and that causes difficul. ty in breathing That is why you could not tie down. ' -- _' - ' . -'I& ~_~_" is I ; k # i _____ - - ______ -- . :L. '''' '- ~ 5___'k" -' SHORT STUFF: Its basketball quickie time. Quick now, name the four collegiate All-Americans - i __ - I "s - .-.-,-- i - -" . .- " ~ ~1411111111iiiiiii __ - - . __ ,-7~__i - of digitalis or a related medici ne plus diet often will permit a ixrson to live for ' I - .. ' from the state of Florida there were only four. I bet you only got one, may be two . They were Kansas alt \eSIe) (r Fort ers LJwli,ar,, Florida's Neal Walk (Miami Beach), Jacksonyule's An'tis Gilmore (Ghipley) and Villanova's Howard Porter (Sarasota Booker'). Porter and . Many people live a long time after the first episode of heart failure. The proper use - J 101 . I . 40 White, fawn, yellow and It. blue. Women's S17eS 5.10 m. . . In one other game, Robert Guy led McCoy's to their 13th victory with 16 points as Mc Coy's bea t pt op, 4a. Lenfond Sut ton with 11 and Tony '' , 1. _____ . . ' ' _ (Jj ¼. — _________ - LJ 9tle With10aso1pa w,nners, g Tiptop pp Bernard Merthie pumped in 14 and Billy Sweet 12. .'. " ' 4 ' . . _____ - . , . F A E77!_ 1 . Drown Evans " . I . ___ H ..; "' ' ! Se minole's Te' SmIth (50)) shoo ts a jumper against Pete LaPP (11), above; Stuart Real (41) flies like a bird against flat-footed defende rs below. ( Herald photobyTom%,ntJr, - -. .'.r: - _' .: -.. . -. L'.' - -.. - . ............ . ,. ...'--. ;- - - •. . ..... . . - . . . - i, •.• - I - ~ - ~ :17_ I,_M - - ,' fr L - C .4 .4, -X,44 . .' - r . ",., , ',, - -- -- - - - -- V " — - , t_i .4 r,j'3" , • t. '.-: - - .,r - - - '-': '1......-' -. - -.-''' ' - . - .- ......: .. --. - ._. t - -' -' '.t,.'.'....._'. ' "' ' 'Vs ,-' ,' Ft ., r_ -'-'_:' '-' f4, F. .,, . .':'.,.I,s,, 'F- ..L-f q't''. ____________ - _ ____ _____ 7. Winter Pa Siminel 133. Craig 2 3 BOONE: Coffey 1176. HutSriI 66 10 Totals 3319 77 65. • Cos 17 0 121. Harreil 0 0 2 0. Little I 1-23. Jnson 013 I. Repass 1734 24 3i McConnell 721 6 , Tok 6 5 1113 77-45 S 0210 v.,, , - . lr _ - - - 4 j ,_',. - .' AJ -4.. " , 11 .,a,..4.,,t_?,) . ,., 4 " - t,.. -1 l -•&-' P1 '' '" :: 'jj :"':J", - '. ' I - ' 4X r --"vr ' ' 4 ,'. . • ,- "-jr,-i--4 ' ',.' b .,.- I ' f It - 1k,-' k''3fr' -"' i, ,4 ...............- (' • - I,.,, ' , - - - - A. J- .•,- ~ - ' % I' - 5,. .. ..:- .- -. .'-','lIS- - ''! -: .,-..,-. - -..., .7.<L •',i.P.. ',-.?.a".)'U , •- '".' ".'-''iwkry ' .\' '- 4''c'- -4j - - '.r r, fV I 4 - .''' ..:' • -' - - . - - "'4' 'I . '" ' - ,- - '7'1 . JO. -A '. "J .J M .1 .I ,#Z ~f" .L -R 3-1,- - "'-.''.- _~_ __Ii_ - - p ' _1 ' - :1 - (. .- - ' .-. - .' .'' _f- -,,3/,;; ', .-,. .. . Na .,s - __________________ •, ,_ -_I ' - - "- .. ,j",. 9. - a -. .fr'. . 3 - - ._$,_- ..- 'r"M. 'I!' -.7'-S . - .i_._ ..,..-.'.-'.-',--- .' - ' . ----, - --k _. _~K 7--_~: .- - . ________________________ -' FRIDAY'S RESULTS .-. .-. ' — Lyman 102. Evinju . . . -.- " i " - HIGH ScHooc - - ' - '.' - '..k - f .- epa welt - 11 I.ffln boys and the l.yman girls both scored over ioo poin ts in separate vi ctories over Metro Conference toe Orlando Evans in swimming matches Frida y afternoon, ' - - - Lyman Tankers 1 . F' ' - L L Just one week left in we season at t h e OrlandoSeminole Jai-Alai, and there appears to be a wins champion emerging out of the pack, Aldana won th ree gam es Thursday nigh t to build a nine-victory lead. He hasn't been serio usly challenged since, Jan. 2C' is closing night, but statistics close out h a. i Saturday mg111, night, ..ic.1 Claua will be crowned the singles champion, lie has a five-victory lead over Maruri—too much to pick up, even for a great "'hr like Maruri And over at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, who's going to beat Fruit Float? The Wayne Strong greyhound is bidding for superstar status after winning five in a row. The dog has been nominated for the A li-American team. was the constant blowing of the referee's whistle. In all, the officials call ed 58 IIYI%ItRONKAUF1AN The Wildca ts had their fouls, 31 on Boone and V on IieraldCorrespomv4nt second team in the fourth Lyma n, but Steinke found no quart 'r which allowed Sanford fault with the refs. "You have to The Sanford Seminoles could to amount somewhat of a rally. expect that kind of game when have used the talents a dr- Wiggins and Cotton started bo th teams ar e playing wide ens lion tamer Friday night, in hitting again, pulling the controlling .some Winter Park Seminoles within 15 "we vveir hi en we Im 74. Wildcats. The Ca ts used their 59J Parke Home but that wasn't the quickly'p claws, In the shape of basket- Hockand Johnson back into turmngpot. Ithm that came 1;-ill points, to rip the Tribe, 86. lineup. These two soon when te got up u 1.. (5945) 6. squelched the rally and W ter late tn the third period, and then At the outset, it appeared that Park upped its record to in we r et them come down and Sa nford might make a game of sca re a few easy baskets. it but the speedy Wildcats took "What did the get" Steinke advantage of numerous Tribe mSanford did realize some g asked, and then before he could oments in the errors to take contest. Soph- be aered he continued, "82 a 17' 8 first more David Wiggins returned q uarter lead, The Sanford 12 points. Boy, that's not very cagers played like they were (jeW from feet good defense." goal attpts confused. They took very boor "I guess I would have to sum out.HeandReubenCotomiwere outside shots and could not the ne saying-we got get all scoring, each popping 21 and the offensive rebound. out-hustled They want ed it This 20pothtsapiece,NooTribe more enabled Winter Park n we did. My kids to get cager was in double figures. threeorfour5hoLsatthebask et played hard and th ey hustled while the Winter Park l ed by but Boone just seemed th dive a gne1'IbC usually I ,Hock little harder for loose balls Mike Johnson andl as Dann) t 'Our game plan worked the re laying on hoboth hit l8points Hock was way we wanted in shuting off also leading rebounder, with 13 And there were plenty of Cotton early. We got the grabs, its laying on the floor as rebounds e ve n thou gh e were Lyman loose turned the over 23 Coa ch Starr spoke well of his tim as es compared to Boo ne's thesmallertewn.Wethdnotdo team after the encounter. 15. too bad in "Everbody played an cxd r t ment eit he r. shooting " Boone trailed by 15 with four celonal game You see how minutes left menteu Wildcat Coach oac Bobby o in the third period balanced our scoring was: but the%- wereabletocome back Hewaseversori 'h' about his 9,8,9,10 points. Also our second to just a 65-59 de ficit going into team 's shooting. flock team got in there for aw hile and the final ei gh t minutes. played very well." and eng With 6:fl left in the game Johnson, blew apart the Sanby a scant two The Tribe, now 6-9 hosted Boone 'eh defense nse Iu' fordI uese their 20-f not points, but Lyman was M e tr foe to ranked jumpers. Edgewater Eagles,Saturdayable tomainthintha t advantage Wigg ns d Reuben Coach MIs said of theup until the "False Double Cottonconnecting and will not change Fou l" was call ed. Horn left the kept the Seminoles close but anything that we did tonight, game, Cox converted both ends again made costly mistakes We never have a set game plan of the on1ne, then .Ma rk wWch they shouldn't with the for ,any team. About all that we flutsell stole the ball for Boone way I Parkers were shooting. will do it try to prevent them and banked a shot off the bat.k. The cats took advantage and from getting the l inside." board to the contest at 71-71. extended their ea at The In other action, the Seminole to 4I.. Lyman to co ugh up the ball J.V. rune back from an eigh t again Coach Joe Mills stated that and Mike Repass hit a 12 point deficit to defeat the foot jump shot to put the 1:,, team's lack of readiness Winter Par k J.V., 65-59. The visitors up V. s a major factor on top for good. in defeat: Junior varsity upped their "I guess I have to admit one "Really only two of our pla yers record to 6-5. w hile Winter Park of our weak est points Is working came ready to play; the others dropped to 10-3. against Just stood arou nd all night. the press," Steinke u nd e rsta ted as his final remark What e lse can I say? Leon Jenkins led both of y were the disappointing evening not really that tall yet they. squads wi th 18 points a nd 10 The outreboded us two to one," rebounds. Joe Starling and Joe Lyman wi th a Smith added 12 and ii po in ts to tik of, but all four de feats ndhilf h h have come mieooerence harfough t victory. same star' sthefirstWinte the competition, and opponents Park k ept the game going pressing defense has had a lot WIN TER PARK' Bea 2 quickly and built up a point to do wi th it. c Coili ng 4 lead early in the third peritd. Frr,ck i oo Hock i sia HoU Sa turday nigh t the Hounds During this quarter, the Tribe ' ' tried $T2hl,LP017 to bet back on the winning .00 man 1 446 hit a three minute scoring be T tXith when they engaged Winter streak, SEMINOL: Rain 4 00 a, Park in yet another Metm Cotton?ô 1070, Baker0000. Smith game. - _% -,'. for 17 years, Sonlething like twice a week. D niel's Fredric !o'ed __ His handicap is 17, but on this hole-in-one day, he all scorers with 17 points, arxi in alaterwinoverthesameteam shot an 81. , Amvets 38, Da niel's 35) the Which meant he and Bidwell nickle-and-dimed youngster canned 16 points. Faigan and Lowry to death with first on, first in, The Amvets won again over closest to the pin etc the Daniel's crew, 36-35, in a close defensive battle. For ..... Mark the dates Feb. 12-15 on th e calendar with a losing Daniel's, th e afternoon's (it. '1 action saw str ong effor ts from ... . when the Deltona Open comes through various plays in each of games. Terry Simms burned with the area's top golfing bonanza before the the cords for 16 points in one Citrus Open. The pro-am will be Feb. 12, w th uiC on t est w hile hit 13 and pros taking over Feb. 1315. Dar ry l Shider and Larry Snell Listed among the Gold Sponsors are four Sanford each racked up 10 points in the spo rts fans—Andy Carraway, Harold Kastner, W. ot her losi ng causes. C. Patrick and Tony Russi. The latter is a coOther strong efforts for chairman of the tournament. Ainvets during the afternoon included Leonard Britt's 12 _-.________._. Jai- Alai Closing Jan. 26 ~__ Points, Julius Griffin's 11 Titus - . _______ — . DEAR READER ' ' - aw em i no es - -' ' p due to my breath.fina ll y with'the a id of a sleeping pill I managed to have p001' night's sleep. The doctor found that my heart had enlarged. He gave me an injec ti on to drain some ' _____ - -. " _______ - - ' "- '' - i ______ - r c 555 - - '. ' . '. Kevin) Ifürnc while the clock was still 'unning. We got the ball (Jul of bo un ds, bu t before - . - -' - S cis - . 1 ri LONG WOOL) "They call it the clock started up again, false double foul ," Hick home was called for fouling I . '%.,, Steinke, the head coach of the Con. They got a one-a nd-one __________ 1' ---. I>man Greyhounds, ex plained (foul shots) out of it be ca use 'i' . ,. after his squad had dropped an the were fr the bo nu.,. We exciting 82-76 contest to the didn't get to shoot the ball _____________ Boone Braves Fri da y night, as because we weren't in a bonus /, Steinke . had been ask"d about situation Then the ball was , 1't the unusual play that occured jumped up .1 at mid-court late in the game 4' fi~ " because it was a double fo ul 4 ,T.. 'JJt "It's not called very often, so That's all it was Just a false ii lot of people don't know what double fo ul ' lrnans Clyde H udson 112 drive yess sOF position agans I one'g Barr McConne ll (41) abo ve, is goi ng on," Steinke recalled. Lyman 's F rankle Carter () looks up Most of these in attendance while . R epass of Boone finds the ball. (Herald "Cox (Boone's Dennis Co't couldn 't figure , ju t what was photo by Tom liwent, Jr.) c'ommnitte(i a foul on (Lyman's going n, n ' it was a _________________________________________________ technical foul called on the home team, and th ey let their " % unhappy feelings be known. Coach Steinke referred to it as "That's all it was", and _____________ Lyman's mentor said It "wasn't the turning point of the game," Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 1*, 17&—IB but it bec did get Harne out of the a use it was the fifth 111106M pe o l called on him, and rs na £b-' after he le ft the Hounds couldn't find anyone to bring the ba ll up , i ' 1 against Boone's full court press. 11 V. i' Both teams played man-t rIIandee nseandl'u,ia nd st basketball, and the only thing __ ,. that slowed them down as they . . . -- It, lIyfJ)UiSSAIlS -.. .. __________ Whitney 3 17 10; LeRue 1 2 10; . ..i o hleraldCorrrspondent .. , ,1 13) Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. .• ', , V " 1f I . 1/ . __________ a '' wfltingto you to see if you might be able to tell what happened to me or explain it more in detail. and tell melfit could happen again. I got car sick and began throwing up blood. It was bright blood at first and then dark blood. I went into the hospital and they pumped my stomach out with ice cold water with a tube through my nosfe. I was in the six days. I had several tests The doctor reported that I had upper G. 1. bleeding due to a Mallory-Weiss tear . .... _ was ___________________ DEARDR.LAMB — lam e She rw i n 3 1-2 I. Moffatt 0 00 0; hole-in-one day. Moan - . • Condition Not Link To Ulcers Ben, Grtffin0000 Tot&s 24172965 "Jim Bidwell and I were playing BoE I'aigan TRINITY PREP: Denice 1466; and Jim Lowry our usual 50 cent Nassau 13 11. . and all the 5e garbage be were in effect," said Apollo (Koby) 2)70. Stevens I 002. Schmidt 1 12 Kobylak, who lives in Altamonte Springs. 13 lie was reminiscing about his historic moment Admiral Farrag 112313 Tri nity Prep on the eighth hole at Rolling Hills Golf Club. Pill placement a bo ut 220 yards, and Koby, Fouls Trinity 22, Adm Ferragut 70. an advertising specialist, had to loft his shot over FO$ed Out Prosser, Syme, an oak tree crowding the left fairway. The ball hit Gordon 6?, Admiral Farrut on the green, bounced once, and r&lled about seven ' feet into the cup. Like it had eyes. Kobylak took it like a pro, After all, it was his Amy third ace, lie had his first hole-in ''' I Grab 's in 1960 at Land U 'Lakes. The next one came 10 Years later a t Rolling hills, and was by far the most memora e e Wins Three one. lie belonged to the Hole-In-One Club, and he Larry Fredrick led the earned freedom of a $200 bar tab plus a Caribbean A,n'ets to three victories in cruise. The package was worth $1,000. Friday's Wes tsideJu ni or Boy's Koby's Hole-In-One dues are up Jan. 29, SO he Basketball League action with ' qualified for more goodies this time, but Unbig point tota ls in two of the fortunately, the Hole-In-One Club went bankrupt. three wins, lie s62, and has been playing chase the white t)11l In an Anivet win over • 1 ADMIRAL FARRAGUT: Double - -- - Wednesday was one of those days golfers the . ''q - unc es - - 1/2 .' Foul, m-rappiness and speed it lit an d ur)bod) else at they lack in height. The Saints l.uther high School (Trinity has I)erformance Friday. while no vni) had plenty to ge t OHIANIX) — The Trinity marred at times by poor worked up about. Prep football team has finally execution, was one of blazing gotten Its act together on A classic see-saw battle, the the speed and blistering passing, contest ba sketball court. wasn't decided And, oh, the fouls, 39 in all until Saints' highreally man Norbert It's about time, for pr ior to were rack ed up, and Denicole Seals plunked in two cricinlfree Friday night's 67.65 win over St. took th e referees to task, throws with :07 showing on the Petcrsburgti A(Imlral 'Thsssoneft he rougii es t (lock F'arragut, the Saints had won games we've had all year, Th but one game of 10 chan ces. basi ca lly because the refs, let It and at made the score 67-63, Seals later shrugged, "I Now 2.9, the Saints are going get that way," he said, guess you can say that Sealed to need t q) he mncmcntwn of tika I)erucole readily admi ts to the 'lctor) slim win over the ;lsi ti n1' Blue be ing just as scrappy as the But Seals would rat he r be Jackets hen the go visiting in te.mi (onstnntl) up and down, pla)Ing football any day hits St Pete next Fuesd constantly shouting and speed and mo vements are his We start basketLjll only groaning and cheering the strong points, rather than three days after football is coach says "I usually manage lRight. Still, the man can Jump over," says Saint coach Andy to get a technical every ot he r then he needs to on the Denicole, "anti it takes t his long game or so." basket ball court, for our football players to really E)enicole got another Friday. Arid when basketball is over? Jill a a basketball team," 'f as harassing the rets," he "I'll be running track,' he said, -Not Nut a tall team, Denkijies adniitte1 It No baseiall? "No," are forced to make up in But Dcnlcxile can be excused. While Seals was putting in his 20 fx)int.s iliad MeNulty and Dave Synie were dropping 11 each, All eight men scored for A... Trinity. ' the losing side of the ledger as Admiral Farragut's H I.1w, J3cncomo, hose uncanny h ability to hit the basket from 18 By JIM IIAYNFs and 20 feet kept the game close 1. .â V for the Saints. Incomo racked up a very ilnpressive34 points, afl(ltotop He Scores (if( t he effort, sank a final 20looter just as the final buzzer - \ False Herald Correspondent - _______________________________________________________________________ Trinity Cage Fate Sealed By Seals"? - - " 44 �28 Evefljn9HraliJ Sanford, Sunday, Jan. it, 1,76 Miami MIAMI AP The newcomers are uptight, the return. ing champions are ornery, the Chaos, lanic. It's carefully pro. grammed cha os. conunissioner is overwhelmed As today turns into tonight, by legal hassles, the streets are crammed with revelers and sidewalk hos tesses preying on the high-rollers are rolling Into this alternately sun-splashed and rain-swept haven of single sw"ngers and senior citizens. The restaurants, the night clubs, the bars, the tourist traps are doing a booming business— with prices booming, too. them. It's what you call a typical Super Bowl eve, something rivaling Times Square, a Las Vegas casino, a Fourth of July Picnic and the sinking of the Ti million dollar drama, the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers, all is quiet—or should be. Eighty-six players and their coaches are going Into the pregame ritual of psyching, that undefinable process that turns a mere mortal into either a superhuman perfectionist or a person with the precision, direction and strength of a bowl of oatncaI. "The tension is beginning to build." Dallas Coach Tom Lan- At the training camps of the two protagonists in this multi. Pla Super Evening Hera W, Sanford, Fl, yer dry understated In Friday's news conference, his last public appearance before closeting himself with his Cowboys to look once again for that chink in the armor that is Pittsburgh's Steel Curtain defense. "I think all of us are begin. ning to feel a little of the pressure," Landry continued. "The rookies seem to be in another world. They don't know what to think about and what not to Tension think about." What the Cowboys are thinking about is what the Steelers are thinking about—how to finetune the mind to just that right fever pitch, that peak that comes just before deadly resolve turns into hysteria. them very ornery. Then y're on their own," That they're all think of, se Cowboys and Steelers, Is difference be tween winning I losing a National Football igue championship game. not just the difference be. 'en $15,000 and $7,500, either. It's a lot of bread, even to "They're starting to get ornery." Coach Chuck Noll said of his Steelers. 5COREBOARD BuiI ornery. At game time, we Sunday, Jan. 18,1974-38 , more—for their past season's work. But there's that matter of pride. That's what it's all a bo ut, Being No. 2 out of 26 teams is pretty good—but it's nothing compared to No, I. As Dallas linebacker Lee Roy Jordan, a veteran of three of these cataclysmic clashes, said as he flutsIc'd the symbol of the Cow. boys' Super Bowl VI title: "Sure, $7,500 buys a lot of rings but it can't buy this one." I ? '' ' 5, Winnipeg Pro Basketball °' MI Snake; 2. Noble Duste; 3 K's I ' 00t1; NBA . - Ike; • - Bodactlous Friday's Rejulls Boston I 18. Phil6dtlPh,a 110 Washington too, Seattle #5 Golden State 1 71, Houston 103 Portland iii Detroit IOu Buffalo 110 Chicago 101 N ew Orleans 94 Milwaukee New York 102. KAnsae. ci ty go Games - Cacho E(b7 Manolo Dog-Racing After 2 Penny Evans; 3, Lopping Louie; 4, AraQlin; S. Ultra Violence; 6 K's Pharaoh, I en ad I 5F0RlN00 apporo Pearl FRIDAY NIGHT TWELFTH — at, D: I SW R Devil; 2. 1E 2iRd Girl;True FIRST- S 16 A I Prairie Dog 11 my GO; S. Wfit0ftg8 260, 2? Mystery (i) 300 , Bud;6. TOdays C harm; 7 J & Go Girl; I H. C s Bandit. Handicappers ponder selections soak u UP sun aduring u ngSOKCrnti FIFTH — 1. Sata.B,,oa, 2 Ramon, 6 Celays EChave, 7, Sant, Larrea, 0 Fermin MuQuer:a, SIXTH 1 Barre Perez 2 Negui 3 Cacho Zaire u Ogusia 5, Domingo Miguel, 6 Bilbao Eo'tave7AlvaBoa e Arecha jo vi, SEVENTH — I Echano Yza I Ira Okoki, 3. Negui Javi, 1 Urza Beta, S Aldana Leni:. 6 Larri Alberd,, 7. Eddy Per,: 8 Dornrnqo Arana EIGHTH — I Alva Ramon, 2 Fermin Aguirre, 3, Mariolo Juan, 1, Sala Mencna, S. Maruri Attu, 6. Santi Azps, 7. ChuchoMuau,r:.. S C"Iaya Larre Philadelphia at Washington Phoenix at Cleveland SECOND — it, C: 1. Idomore (3) "They're a little edgy. You 140. 540, 500, 2. Harmon (2) SAO, Golden State at Atlanta who have earned more 1 i can be too happy and you can be New Orleans at Houst on 560; 3 Learn To Win (1)600; DO (I ii $35,000—and maybe a lot Boston at ChIcago 3)1710. 0 )2 3) 4640; P (32)13700 Portland vs Kansas City at38 " ORLANDOSEMIH0LE • Om,th, I THIRD — 3-16, 0: I. Pattie Moth FRIDAY NIGHT (3) 13.60, 600, 4.10; 2. Prairie FIRST I. EChiO'Be,tj (1) 17.00, it ABA Lawyer (I) 1.10, 4 00, 3. Jim'; Cap II 60.3.20.2. Ica Javi (5)8 40. 7.00, 3, Friday's Results (2) 1 NINTH — I. Altu, . Aguirre. ' 13121 Alda na .AlrdI (7) 3 40; Q New York 130, Virginia pp 117 40; P (15) 35860; 32 fl Juan, I lame, S. Sala, 6 Erdo:a, 7 Denver 171, Indiana iii MIAMI iAP FOURTH — 3.16, M: I. Without SECOND — 1. Eddy Eln.:a (3) Cetava. I. A:pI. If recent Su. fanfare that has proceded Saturdays Games 'eather; (1) 910, 4.20, 3.00; 2. 1340, 600, 540, 2 Lanri Okoki (I) It's a war ot 'ttrition. Two wrinkles in the TENTH - ). Fermin, 2. Chucho, 3 Ix, r Iols can be considered them, Cowboys' game come a chanpionship club that deserves Kentucky at Denver Donna Issac (1) 4.80, 3.70; 3. Basil 1650, 660, I. Ogu,:aAitu (I) 1.20, Ramon, I Larrea, S. Santi, 6 Its learns bludgeoning each other plan, mainly the Shotgun fornickname, St precedent-setting, Sunday's way. You do that with the has- Doomsday. at San Antonio (3) 7.60; 0 (I 1) 38.80; p (4 ) 7360; (3 I s.ii 10; P13 ) $12930 ' Big Q ( For the pursists among the with perfection. Last year Murgue'ri,,. 7 M1!'Uii, I. Menclia Attendance arid handle . Indiana it niation on offense and the Flex ics," says Coach Chuck Noll, vs Virginia 32.43. 5 with all 3) 5187.00. (1.3 with aal8) " ELEVENTH — I. Domingo at with National Football League nation's football fans, the was victories a with Scheele 11th, running (Alt It is these two defenses which nmPton the Steelers who wore down on defense, it figures that the FIFTH — 3.16, 0: 1, Beta Shan (6) continue to be well above last moving Bengoa, 2. Barre Miguel, 3 Oguiia of the money. week wAtt' the tactician hmn Into second place championship game between games have been superb exam- the Minnesota Vikings. The who has honed Pitts- will determine the outcome of with 600, 3.20; 2. L. L. Squint (I) 100.- THIRD — i. Arecha Y:a (7) 17.60. Per,:, 1 Arecha Altu. 3. Alav Two other top nuns Pepper the .' year's totals as tijC Sanford- 21. ' roughly 80,000 (an in the Or- burgh's Ste-el Curtain the Dallas Cowboys and Pitt- pies of execution, of st ,ir, a 30:92 in scho011 I. &G Farms is third with 19 Power 7 80; 3 Country Gabe (0) 7 40: 0 s60 1 , 7 Eddy.Okkl (7) 4.00. .han, A Cd,rho AzpI, 1 Mnr' defense defense.—.of year before, Miami did the Ifle game , between the favored t I tEx Abernathy Orlando Kenne ange Howl and the 75 millfon or into one of the rnst formidable 1k' was gising up again' Steelers might v, md ) 6) 13.40; P(6.1) 7520: 31 64 l Club wInds up VR'toru's with flvin tin) ing Kennel 3 Ecran Javi (3) 3400 (2,I) Ech.,p [r; lame (0) t h e Suckrs, the American ConferI and I u tu4il out of tue I ittir. , ,I up the things that result in winning same thing. The year before so around the nation who watch its third u.k of r inn.' SIXTH 0 aj P 1 2 A I m ( Ill — being described as a thrilling TWELFTH guirr '"n' 'iii" iiu in piace. ilit. li11llt. in the league. g;uncs, even if they are dull, 540 4 00, 300 . Silky O'Har e 14) that It was the Dolphins muffi- the game today will Scheele Kennel made it to Midas Grade FOURTHt Carho Zaire 2 ErdOiajuan, 3 Fermin AIu,i ence entry and the league's deThe mutuel handle for the FRIDAY'S RESULTS yawn. see another and the duel Baxe became the first pup at Grade H Central Florida . St 920,4 60; 3 flroktr'5 Bonus (6) 310; 12.70,7.60,4 so, 2. Arecha E10C16 For the majority of the fans, ing Washington. And the year Bi lbao Larrea. S Chucho Ramon, 6 h fending champions, and the first 21 perforninces is be fore slowing down. eXpected to be be tween the t exercise in slow, steady play. With the exception of Super though, there has 660. 00, 3. Alava neaia (6) 400; 0 up Maruri .Men:h,i, 7 San?i Muqucr:,, 0 (1 1)52 ec T (146)311W. "If you have Sanford.Orlan(fo to climb SaturdaysGam.t a great defense, Cowboys, the been a n'ticebefore Both clogs the wild-card surihave had a shot at that it was Dallas almost $170,000 aix] just under Manatee at Polk. Flor ida College SEVENTH — 5-1. C: I. Nomad 12 3) 12940; p (3 2) 1*9.70; 00 (73 8 Sala Azpi Bowl V, the so-called Blooper able But Prairie Dog broke It's going fr to get you the ball vor of the absence of those things smothering Miami. In au those 4,000 more people than last 1'ear ladder all the way to Grade A. moving into Grade A. but lost, the eight box and Midas Gr. at St. Petersburg. Brevard at cui 780. 360. 2.80; 2. Ceemax (S) with 130 $11490 National Conference Bowl in which The defending champion enough times so that the offe Th e son of the famous Axe FIFTH — I. Eroo:aBengoa HIlISbOtOUgh, Indian River at 100,340. 3. Another Spud (7) 400.0 ns error-prone Bal- which bring crowds to their feet games, the big play, the game-- Steelers and one-touchdown fa- will take care of MONDAY MATINEE e Playoffs and a 6point underat this time have watch ed the One of the three top dogs in broke froni the seven. B Miami Dade Nth, Gulf Coast 21.60. p Maker took the kad on the tar FIRST — 1 Uria Len,:. 7 10 40, 70, 3.10, 7. FermIn.Meha 4740 31 9i timore eked out a 16-13 vIctory in exultation. No touchdown busting play, the exciting itself," says dog in this titanic truggle, at 'ouhtes, LOS ANGELES (AP dogs run. Even larger crowds ) — Alter 110 yards of running, Okalousa Walton. Lake City over more mistake-plagued bombs, no EIGHTH — 3-16, 6: 1. 5sflthy 131 6 , 5 i ), Mn Erh Aran, 3 P4i Beltia. I Ramon (5 turn and ran away from Some Strong's Kennel, Prairie Dog, (logs like to rim on the rail at Coach Tom Landry, an equally razzle-dazzle, no has been a rarity. Hous ton McTeai- has at least 13,655 people here And it is these defenses which and bigger handles are U 12.20,8 ; 2. Hi HO Bill 310, 0 (I 1) 137.10; p Ica EIor:a, S. Barr. Okoki, 6 Bill "You Valencia, Florida at Daytona Beach, that is where they headed. cunviced cx, real solk! Grade A dogs by five Dallas in the final five seconds, long punt returns, no surmay win a game or two astute strategist who molded lost to somebody besides (11 6 10. 540; 3 April Pick (2) 3,20; SIXTH — I. Negui Miguel (3) Aldana.Sar,chez. 7. Lana YZa S a threaten to extend the string of he 'll win both sprints at th e Montreal Olympic Games and Peeled after Jan. 26 when dog lengths. And despite a couple of on gimmickry but you don't be- Dallas defense which still suppo.etlJv dull Super litter :nate. Strong has three the six dog decided he wan these extravaganzas for world prises—none of the things that Eddy Alberd,. Q (I 0) 8950; P (II) 647.70; 17 68. 13 20520.5.40.2. CachoElon:,, cui every o th er da sh he enters. racing will be the only panBowls. supremacy on the gridiron have happen during each team's 14 NINTH — Ill. A: I Proud Em.I;e 0 10. 3 80, 3, Barre Quicla 12) 4 20. 0 ide, pushing the clogs out of the samt litter whoto SECOND — I. Echa no Atberdi, 2 Th E.L. Beckner and Sons have been " e 18-year-old senior '1 40, 3.40, 280; 2. MIdas Grade ( I 3) $41. 40, P 13-I) 1229 70, mutuel Ica Lent:, ],Ogul:a Okokl, 1. Caci'so betting open in the from Baker High School In failed to come even close to the regularfavorites war outside. nominated for MIseason games. SEVENTH — 1. Urz.a Arana (5) 6) 2 60, 100; 3 City Liles (1) 370; Florida won th e 50 and 60-yard dashes within EPor:a. S La rl Reifla, 6 Eddy Y:a, trainer, Jut, Farley, said he Amerkin, Fruit Orlando area, Lake Weir 73. Ocala Van Prairie Doi couldn't- hr. f%)s 15 minutes Ilk IA I An, -2 $0 , Al - .... , • •I ..unnn.RrIn. U , fl..,•,.",,n-'.-qo' . 5!'C' Friday night dl Lite 17m uniust While baxe Wayne (1)6 was going to be a way Holjteu lose from the 00.660, Strong cork Invitational Track Meet , THIRD — I. EddyBeitia, 2. 3. EddyQuiola (2) 4.10. TENTH-5-16.6: 1. WycilIf ' jamup u Sadie Malone 82, Grand Ridge 71 good pup the But Housto n did It as an afterthought . The youngste r tinues to hold onto a tenuous first time he ever ieauS fl 14 50. 180, 3 60; 2. K's Kowloon "*0. P (5.4) 5130.60. Arecja Len,:, 3. Ica Qulola. I /midway of the first turn. By Alachua Santa Fe 82. Dunnel = ta1e II) .4 00, 3 20; 3. Moody Hall (0) 300. EIGHTH — 1 Maruri Aguirre s, Ec hano Via. S Unza Arana, 6 had someth ing else on his mind. Up until this week the only It was too lead in the kennel standings saw him run. Fancy was justly Ion 65 late as the lead 0 (I 2) 1750; 3171. 13 60. 0 00. 610. 2 ChuchoAItu (3) Larri Oloki, 7 Aldan a Aibcrdi, Lake Butter 73. Crs City 71 "Ile left immediately after the 60 to call his father, those kennels which brought proud of his young star, ' he (Inc of (hi, three who had lost a had a colflman(jjn)' lead FORT L\UDEI{DME i M' H The All-State first team also Pahokee, ELEVENTH — 1.16, A: 1 MystiC 8 10, 5. , 3 M811010 Larrea (6) 1 10. Ogur:a Ja',. who 1-111C -- Kevin Morgan, underwent brain surger y two weeks ago, back — Senior back Mike Sims included Hamilton's Harold Bradford .ounty Starke 62, King (7) 2000. 6 60. 6 6-9; 2 Caesar 0 (3 8) 1*1.80. P (I 31 134120 several good (logs over (rein said he wished he had a couple race in either schooling or even the fleetfooted Prairie I Palatka FOURTH — I. Barr. Bengoa, 2 home," South 32 I.inebackers — Mike Smith, per-Hamilton; Emanuel hardNINTH — 1. AZpi (7) 560, 7.20, said his coach, Will Willoughby, his belt regular season (6) 7 00. I 00, 3 Print Eugen (I) O'J' Miguel, 3 Domingo Javi, I making more starts Was under Tampa have stated Highway could make up Chiefland 44, Williston heads the four Palmetto High Oliver, a6400t 190-pound defen- Daytona Beach Lopez; Willi'm cc, Mulberry; Guy flak', While he Ia, 2 Bilbao (3) I 80, I 40, 3. Juan 20. Q (76)7000; p (2 6) 272.70. BP Bilbao Elor:,,, S. Alava QuId.. 6 Bobber, Robber Lakeland football lost a schooling ('losing a t the en Kathleen 81. Gain players who added to sive lineman. their move. Both Paul Scheele be fore going into tough Grde (2.1 with 2 and all) 2.53* 60; 12 with (7) 3.00, 0 (37) 14500, P (75) Ar.cii,, Perez, 7. Manololarm. 8 B) IA)LISS.tI'SlS Prairie I esville 77 Stroud, Alachua Santa Fe; Rod Alachua Santa Fe; Luis Valcarrace and A. competition. a d Ralph Ryan picked up II S'" n their state championship FOIST TEAM the inaugural Race to finished fifth, the winning ti all 6) 171 90, Consolation Cactso Sanchez 31.33. Mayo 79, Bell 66 Demps, Melbourne Central ccl, Miami LaSalle; Tommy Fruit Float. Other than that all of the TENTH — 1. Ramon (8) 16.10, TWELFTH — *;, 0: I K's FIFTH — honors by earning spots on the 1 Manolo Miguel, I victories this pa st week, while Offense race seven-hundreds HAwthOfne 71. Newberry 60 17 00, 2. SantI (6) 17 00, 9.40, 3. Base got his first shot at the three Catholic; Chris Aycock, Fort Tyron, Palmetto. teautful 131 680, 580, 1.70, 2 Betty Sala Bengoa, I Fermin Mencha, Alachua Strong c ould only manage three big bovc Class AA All-State teams clogs had won everything second slower th Rolling Green 00, Backs — Sims; Josh Helist- Meade. ' 540, 3 10; 3 . CO a n the slow rorest Hill; Acaoemy 25 Larrea (6) 440, 0 (6 5 $75 4 Ma'rj A;irre, 5 Cucho Fidav night when he in sight. Place kicker — Wayne 11kbOXFORD, Ohio (AP) — The mo ne y earmarked for wins. Strong continues to lead ran chosen by the Florida Spurts lOut, Gainesville P.K. Yonge; 30020; 6)112* 70, DD (78)1197.10. 8 Cnta,, Ramon, 540' Q (36)74.60 time Prairie Dog had run ; T (367) 7. Sant Warner Academy 63, Lake Backs — Glen Kemp, Lake ardson, Graceville. his first Grade A race in the awards to commemora te Miami University's th ird ELEVENTH — I ManoIZar,, Muquer:a. I Erdoia Larrea. Prairie Dog came into this year. Writers Association. City Academy 32 Terry Williams, Frostproof, Butler; Ronald Hardee, MuI(6) 1310, 580, 360. 2 Er:a Juan A -- 3.113, Handle - $221,136 SIXTH — 1. Ogulza Elorza. 2 Defense Tang erin e Bowl victory will go instead to pay for $3, Bronson 67, Trenton 49 Sinis,aS-foot-1O, 190-pounder, David Mabardy, 0 Barre Jayl, 3 Cacho-Perez, (1) 560, 120,3. Cacho A:pi (8) 300. Chat. berry; Dennis Farr, ZephyrhLine worth of damages Cocoa Beach 67, AStro 62 — Stan Bretherick was joined on the offensive tahoochee; from a post-game ce lebration held at 0 (I 6) 137 70, P (6 1) 14770 Domingo Echave, S Arecha Miguel , J.D. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Baker, ills. Cocoa 59, Eau Galfle 57 Sanford's Victor "Taco' Perez made the ____ an Orlando motel. hawthorne: Jack Waters, WildTWELFTH 4 1 SaIaA:pl (6) 6 Alava Zarre, 7 Negui Bengoa. team by James Howell, a6-foot, Blountstown, big time — he is Vero 66, Merritt Island 59 Punter — John Baum, FlorA- wood; Paul Almond, Eustis; FIRST Footba 1.16. 8: I. Montague 13 20. 1.40.7,40,7, SantiMenc,',, Bilbao Sanchez. ll Coach 175pound senior lineman from ranked ninth in the junior middleweight division of Ping Dick (um revealed Friday Lakeland Receivers — Cannon Prince, do Deaf. 66 Tampa Jesuit 71, that a Worthf, 2 ?,~cidest Milli: 3. Wyclifl 16 80 S 40, 3 CelayA-Ramon (3) 3.60, SEVENTH — I. EchanoBe;tia, 2. "cele bra ti on" after Mia mi 's 20-7 victory over South Magazine's "United States Only" ratings. But despite the fact Jasper Hamilton County, the St. Cloud: Warren Griffith, Baker. Daytona Beach Seabreeze 71, i -.. i -Gypsy, 4. Queen Deborah; 5, (6813170, P (6 g) $16110, Big 0 Negui Leni:, 3. Ira Arana, I Larr, Bob Adamson, P. K. Winter Haven 67 (01) SECOND TEAM Carolina Dec. 20 at tracted about 300 perso Linebackers — Michael JoPerez lives and works in Sanford and always Insists that he be (I 6 with all 6) 131.00 (all I) 1*1.60. Thursoay Go, 6 Run Lucky; 7 team that Palmetto defeated, Yonge. JavI, S. Eddy Okoki, 6. Unto ns including 75 Plant City 69, Tampa Cham Offense A - 3,133; Handle Bases: S. K'; per cent of Bonus. th ll 1153,08*. seph, Pahokee: Guy Rosbough, AIbeVdI, 7. AIdana.y:a, I. Domingo e footba lntrGduced as coming from that, Ring Magazine has him listed as team. 13-11, for the title. berlain 64 Line — Howell; Roy Silvers, Perez, Hacks — Keith Gordon, St. Immokalee; Louis Davis, PaBy MARY JOHNSON SECOND-S.16,0: 1. Betty Jane , "While it is eviden t that there were a great Auburndale hailing from Jacksonville. Sit, Dade City South Sumter; Jim Crews, BunORLANOO.SEMINOLE many people 2. Mary Pam; 3. 0 M Is I Cold U. EIGHTH - I, CelayaAguimre, 2 Pasco SS Petersburg Admiral Farragut; letto; Ken Whitehead, Keystone involved that weren't connected with the team, SATURDAY NIGHT lam certain the sell-proclaimed "Bible of Boxing" will make G.E.'; Monte, 5 Montagu e Atocate, Santo Alto, 3 Alava Azpi, 1. Sala th e team Partow 53, Lake Wal tI es nell Flagler Palm Coast; Larry Kerr)' King, St. Cloud; Paul Heights. (. .,T 51 will accept the responsibility for ma 6 Quick 0-4e;; I. Hawkeye Eckert, the proper correction the next time Perez is rated in any protion — Larrea, 5. Mano4o.Mugi,er, 6 '01) king restitution to the FIRST Paul, .St. Cloud, Jack Chablee, Gillis, Daytona Beach Lopez; I Ica Arana 2 Larml 5 Gearing \ Chucho MeriCha, 7, Fermi n Ramon, th eir publication, but I'm afraid th Carlton Backs ,sines House since It did occ — Kendyll Stricklaryl, ur City 67, Frostproof 59 in awthorne. the t ea m headquarat won't be next time 3 Eddy Beitla, 1, Echano THIRD — *, C: I. Irene Eckert; I Maruri Juan Kenny Ford, Mulberry; Nor- Eustis; James Burroughs, '.'ochuIIa around. These current ratings do not take into Ha ,d'e ters," Crurn told a news conference. around. 53, Fort Ok&;. S. Sarre.Eior:a, 6, Negui Pa ' 2. Gil's Little Ping; 3. Touch H Place kicker — consideration, that NINTH — 1 Aguirre. 2. Attu. 3 o _ Mr,itj 41 Kenny Mar- bert Seals, Orlando Trinity. Hope; 1. What's Next; S. Gold Y:a, 7. Un:,, Alberdi, I. Aldan BiIbao, I Erdo:,,, S SaLa, a. lame, hokee; David Killeen,OcrPerez lost his Southern title on a split decision to Edgar "Mad Crum said the damages would be paid with Tangerine mulberry 70, NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — shall, Frostproof. Wymore Tech 39 Medal; 6. 1'; Receivers — Wilmore Fow- mont. Fast Fanny; 7. Ima Qulola 7 A:pi. S. Celaya, Dog" Ross, and that loss figures to knock Perez from his lofty Former Brooklyn Dodgers Cirarwater Catholic SI. LakeBowl receipts whi ch were origina lly scheduled to be spent Defense SECOND — 1. EddyLeni:, 2. Bean, S Lake Emba. TENTH - ). Chucho, 2. Fermin,) Icr, Palmetto; Charles Lewis, pinnacle, tanO Santa Fe 71 Punter Marty a Searcy, Lafor awards to commemora te the Redskins' victory, Line FOURTH -S'I8,M: l.A Venture; Ech no Betia, 3 Cacho.Ar,,na, 4, Muguera, 4. Ramon, S. Uentha, 6 pitcher Don Newcombe says Oliver; Joe Reeves, Wild'l Lakeland Christian SO. St. Pc Ic,, Alb,i'a,, 5 Oguiza Quio(a, 6. Santi, Belle. Last week belonged to Bonnie Benton. The February edition of Ring Magazine (now on the news Jackie 2. Be My Wssc; 3 Bo Hammond, 7 Maruri. I. Larrea -, Robinson did more for Umatilla: Remiuse Johnson, 'erurg Chri;tjan 39 Aldana Okoki, 7. LarrlY:a, 8. Urza. Dusty Rose; starx1s) Is full of nice things about Central Florida S. Phantom'; An; 6. ELEVENTH — I Oguiza.J,an, 2 Ks It was her'sexclu.sjvely She wonsoma Brandon 78. Tampa Jefferson ny awards they battlers:FOSS blacks than Dr. Martin Luther Pahokee: Carl Speedball; 7. ACrO Smlth;5 Speed Elonra. Boldin, Cacho Miguel, 3 DomingoZarn,, I 69 be calling her "Patches " Benton. has been named "The Prospect of the Month" In the mid- King Jr. THIRD — On Go 1. Ogulza.Arana, 7. Barre Echave, S. Alava.Benqo,,, 6 Belle Glade Christian 37. Fort dieweight division; while Ed "Savage" Turner got a FIFTH — 3.16, D: I fierkley Echano Lenl, 3, Ica Javi, A. Eddy. Manolo Attu, 7 Arecha Aipi, I The member of the City Slickers Mixed League came up with "I don't want to take anything like award in y Canterbury 26 — the 175 pound class; Mike Quarry is only the third 600 set by a woman $mlt-y, 2 D C 's Speckles, 3 SIr Yza, S Un:a Oko&i, 6. Aldana. Er oo:a Perez ranked 10th in the US.; away from Dr. King," Naples 7$. Charlotte 71 KANSAS CITY AP — Hank Strain, who coa ched the bowler this season as she put ____________ 7. Areha AIberdi, 1. Larni. Jim, 1 Lustre Eckert; S K'; TWELFTH -I. Biibao Agulrre, 2 Termite Watkins holds down the number six slot togethergameof 21 5,199 and l87fora6OI, Sarasota Book 65, Bishop Trigger; o among light- Newcombe sa id in an interview Kansas City Chiefs for 15 years before being Batman's Rocket; Fermin Juan, 3. Celaya Altij, I .,, Verot 63 MIAMI (AP) fired after weights: while Gene Wells is the highest Th ere wasn't much Bonnie missed during The Miami FOURTH — 1. Alava MIguel, 2. A Sou th Philadelphia native, Fan's Dawn. I Ardne Mistress ranked fighttr to ever Thursday — King's birthdate the 1974 season, Is expec ted to be named head coach of the Solo Ramon. S Erdoza Muguenza, e evening. To go th .. . JACKSON, Miss. (All) Ken Dolphins' new offensive line Sandusky Fort Pence John Carroll 61. wi th a 600 patch she also will receive a "76" SIXTH — 3-76, A: I. Carol's Plecu Elonzo, 3 Arerha Zarre, 4 6 Chucho A:p, 7 Maruri Lame,, S was an All-American — live in our area. Gene is No. I in the U.S. and No. 4 in the world, while in Nashville for a speak- Cooper, football coach Moore Haven 6) New Or lea ns Saints next week, The Kansas City Star patch for being 81 Nancy; 2 Anoth er Westsy; 3. Haft,, Domngo Pre;, S Barr. .iOvi, 6 S.sntiMenctia at '.—i'_. coach is John the p ins over Sandusky, And that is just some of the boys who show their wares on a ing engagement. "Lie he r average in one game, a 200 patch, rind "Star Everglades 39, LaBelle 57 who tackle at Villanova from 194&reports. of the was a University of Mississippi, has spent the last Hurray; 4. WycOtI Robin; S. Kid regular basis at the Sports Stadium. DeSoto 57 . Venice 31 three seasons 49. Week" with - get VMS - jr.1 pins over her average of 134. close personal friend of mine, Dynomlte; 6 K'; Mob; 7 Apolo Go. been granted a one-year exten. coaching the offensive — Cvvess L8ke 79. Lelv 56 •. Donna Dell How can you top this' line of %1w says we don't have big tirnoe boxing in Central Florida? He entered the National Foot— Fort Myers 6*, Riverdale Si through baseball, sion of his contract, SEVENTH -3.16, C: 1. Happy the Philadelphia Eagles. I North For t My er s 71, Immo ball League in 1950 as a tackle She cond.nued to bowl strong as she came back to her Pettycoat — Jackie did more to tear dawn Kay; 2. Over I Am, 3. Billy Gill; I The State College Board apSandusky, 50, was named for kalee 69 thes La Le ague Wedn esda in y morn g and tried to ma tch her the Cleveland Browns, He Betty's Jim; S. Billy Oseteli; 6. Tally segregation in hotels, proved the extension at it., Friday to replace Monte _ Jacksonville Lee is, Jackson set. She couldn't do much wrong again Dale; 7. Angelica; I. Early News Clark, closed his playing career as a as she had a fll-191-l5 for vill, Paxon 72 HOUSTON — Chris Evert ousted unseeded Sue restaurants and In sports meeting Thursday. Cooper was who earlier this week I The first boxing show of the year at the Orl EIGHTH — 3-16. 8: 1. Mineola the new high of the league with a 570 set. accepted tackle for Green Bay In 195 Barker, ando Sports Stadium arenas, than any other man, Fernandina 3 Beach 4 . For the morning she Bolles 7-6, 7-6, in to the Winston; 2 Tricky Rick;) Like Jet, adva nce the the semifinals In the $75,000 second year of a fouryear the head coaching post with the is being called the "IicentennjaJ ____________________________ 1' (2 01) picked up several more patch es in cluding a 200, 550, before joining Villanova as an 1 Gwen OIa; S Easy Motion; 6. $olo Blast" by promoter Pete Nobody will ever do more, contract. and another Women's Pro Tournament. Ashlock and in it he 13 featuring four of his biggest box Jackso "76" patch. Watch out in th e Wornens S ta nville RIbuIt 79, Jack San Francisco 49ers. Jack, 7 Montague Block; $ Ooodr, assistant coach in 195748. office becau se it won't ever be te Tournment for this tnniile Jackson 54 Cooper was named Southnames — Wells, Ross, Perez and it will be bowler, Sandusky's second Joey Vincent. lie was assistant coach to the necessary again." Jacksonville Kenny 61, Jack NINTH — 3-16. C: - Mineola At) Wells and Ross with both have their Southern titles on the eastern Conference Coach of job working for Coach Don Colts from TUESDAY MORNING SWINGEJIADIES sonville Father Lopez Si RS 1959 to line 1972, working be. 7. Cracker Jack 00; 3 Larp He suggested that America the Year last season after his Shula. He was an assistant as interim when they meet Eddie Davis and Raul Aguirre, Jacksonville The high series of the morning and the only Hilliard 77, McGoo 4 K's Gamma; 6 .Jen Jen. head coach the last respectively. honor Robinson by observing team, picked to finish last in the coach 500 was rolled by Jacksonville Temple 51 Mary Johnson (Automotive Speed Parts) and during Shula's 196169 year. 7 Nodak King; 8 Modest Gal Perez is tangling with a double tough customer from San Antonio, his birthday in — Sonnie Owens had NEW YORK — Jack Nicklaus was named Player th Clay 62, Callahan 54 TENTH — 5-16, A: 1 Sneaky Juan Jose Hernadex, and Vincent will be squared some special conference, finished with a 6.5 stint as head coach for the Balof the high game e 196. Other highs: Jeanie Davis 495, Karen Pakovic He Is scheduled to report to Jacksonville Parker 50, Lake off ata1nst way, Year by the PGA and the Golf Wri ters AssoclatI over-all record. Boartle Benton Jerry Hill. City 9 timore Colts. of Hues up roach 468, Sharon Selmer 466 and Betsy Davis 452. High games: Davis the Dolphins Feb.l America. Jacksonville Fletcher 193, Pakovic 189, Pat Moyo 182, 67, Also on the card will be a great amateur program that will LoIs Smith (rolled her first Ja(ksonville Wolfson 66 feature the ring debut of Roland LaStarza. In case you are turkey) 181, Donna Scott 179, Louise Costantine 177, Shannon Jacksonville Sandalwood 71, thinking that name sounds mighty familiar, is Should. Roland is Coral 176, Marge Hutson 172. Jack;)nvl)e Technical 70 , M ass the namesake of his uncle and the older LaStarza was one of the I1t,Id*,n 71, Jacksonville tim Converted splits: Faye Jones spared a nice 3-7 split, and ersty 37 Joyce 11 top heavyweights of the '50's. In fact, LaStarza came closer than Shields picked up one just as hard &7, Carol Slaughter Lifetime guarante, on ALL parts — • Jacksonville Raines 49. Jack .5-&10 and • anyone else did in beating Rocky Marciano, Mary Johnson picked mu ffler, tailppe, exhaust pipe AND labor Snv,lle White 4S up the 8-10 for a when he lost a one Topper Award, Shannon . . point, split decision to "The Rock" In Madison Square Garden, Jacksonville Victory 54, 5? Corsi 5-7, a rxi Either Szabo spred the ~-&7spU t. for as Iorg as you own your car — John'; Country Day 53 Young LaStarza Is only a middleweight, but his trainer, Joey p Turkeys fell for Donna Scott, Lois Smith, Sonnie Owen (four In a Lake Highland 71, Jackwn In writing. Vincent thinks he has the stuff to "go all the way," row), Davis and Costantine. There's a certain dream.wVille Episcopal 37 through ' 000 I world Open Golf Tournament. No exhaust system lasts forever, but ours Jacksonville quality to Roger Maltbie's Englewood "Queen of the Week" is Clara VanDusen with I 93 53, -. "When you're playing Ill Forrest 52 • are guaranteed to outlast your car Automotive Speed Parts Is still In First place (56-20), Auto Train three.stroke lead halfway this you almost get to the po k Ocala Forest 61, Leesburg 53 is holding second (49-26) and Loratnes Ceramics Is In third because they're SUPERIOR. where you're waiting for tl St Petersburg Northeast io, Speaking of Vucent, he has big plans for 1976. "After this warm ,'1 Di xie HollIn; SI (45-31), bubble to burst," the 19' " / up bout Tuesday, I want to fight "Killer" Ellis In two weeks and 73, Gibbs 66 diI SHOOTING STARS LADIES Rookie of the Year said Frid.z Dunedin 71, Boca Cieca 69 then Pedro Perez after that. My fight with Perez should take • Dual Conversions Bonnie Link (lank Coot. team) had the high game and • Header, series after some brilliant iron p i Lakewood 65, Seminole 63 Place Within six weeks from now and then I expect to take on Ross with a nice 217-190-568 serIes, LyLe Burk Farms Largo 61, St. Petersburg 61 led to his second conseciutis team high wns about a month after that. In fact, I should clear this whole area Clearwater Catholic 06, Lake ac a fli*IT Alice Hendricks 192. Capri highs: Mary Tucker 191 and Phyllis sixun der-par C.S. land Santa Fe 71 out of the junior m1ddlr1eights within four months time. Iikt' Iiov,ell' Andrews Walsh 182, Kennedy Tractor: Faye Carroll 181 and Audrey Belger l pound class and Perry in the. His 130 total for two trips o%'I "'pa Catholic 71, St. Pc "I'm not going to goarowud telling everyone what I am going to t ersburg Catholic 71 480, Burns Texaco team high: Elyse Isem 180, Max Peels: Pam do, all I am saying is they should come out and see for them158 poun(l cla..s wrestled their the 6,726-yard Phoenix Count, Northsjd, Christian 55, Tam Hawkins 176, and Andy's Body Shop: Lynne Emerson 175. selves. I'm the "new" Joey Vincent and '76 lsmy year," indi'Idu;il opponents to the Club curse was a distant 'pa Berkeley Prep 37 Converted splits: Pam Hawkins picked up the 2-7 split, Faye nlats under' par, but the jaunt: Shorecrest SI, Howey Acade The same night that Central Florida sports fans will for winning pins I-,- Super Bowl Action: 'Thrilling Yawn' Jai-Alai Stron St'6 11 'Ru les e e . g SPORTS H d i (:1 IN BRIEF JuCo Basketball - r, - Mc Tear Impressive At LA, Dad Undergoes Surgery Prep Basketball AA AII ooks And S . 'j' . ... - u Jabs Party Piper Must Be Paid Perez . ... - Among Junior Middleweights Ninth-Ranked - - Newcombe Bonnie Benton's 215.199-187 Earns Her Nickname 'Patches buds Robinson ________ - Stram To Coach Saints? Ole Miss Coach Sandus ky To Miami Gets Extension -"" ____________ - - - - ______ __________ Evert Romps To Semifinals 1 — h r:..: '-.. '. ' ________________ W :- I ' Nicklaus PGA Player Of Year WE'LL SOLVE YOUR Eyes '""". •' -"'. _.. -. - h''z' r' MUFFLER PROBLEMS FOREVER1. iller 4 Sh or t, /%,,4j ciltbie 11111er Vincent ' CUSTOM PIPE BENDING AVAILABLE • NIGHTLY - %" , •..- " '" - : ,.4•-t. -'._;.__.. . '. 1 'C.'4, 4 - • •- • I•'w -'- J - be assembled at the Sports Stadium, welcoming boxing back, Chris Dundee will be -putting on his long awaited Tei-mit, WatfrmnI,,,,,, -. - Hidakgo fight in Miami Beach. The match-up be twee n the na tion's two highest ranked Ocean Fishing Takes Turn For Good Ocean ---- • MATINEES fltiing, very spotty for several weeks, took a sudden -' c me oeuer as ki Daytona Beach Coast k ng mathrpj "came alive" off the Trolling boats out of Inlet Harbor reported catches of 60 to lOaf thestholsikj rboat with the average i teenagers will be for Watkins' Southern lightweight title, a crown he won last year by stopping Jacksonville's Larry Peterson in about seven pound.s. Orlando. Captain Al Kline on the "Snow te3" reported grouper up Both quick fisted batUers are undefeated, with Watkins holding to 15 pounds and 01,, W 'chicken snapper"(smll red supper) a mark of 21.0,12 KOs, as compared to h1idalg's perfect slate of landed by passengers on his bottom fishing boa 12.0, with 10 K. on the Main Street Pier were hampere muddy d The challenger has been Anglers ftntalled as a 7-5 favorite, mainly on water the first of the week but by th e fact he is fighting in his home town. Word arcund Wednesday, t~e water had th e local cleared and bILsetLth and zhitir.g wat ui u feeding s *111m Wa tkins should be ate to come out on top because of his pr ee. The blues were not too in plugs; they preferred fingerling interested greater experience and hvder punching power," But, everyone mul.le t cu', agrees heisin for aroug night, as Hidalgols quicker In in half or man ones used ilItMt. Whiting hit well on both both livesnmpand oead . hand and foot speed. In Ponce DeLeon Inlet "Seahawk" if Hidalgo is able to coirne away with the win Tuesday night plugs accoun ted for excellent catclm of big blt*fL&h, many O(them in thefourtosix Watkins' manager Pete Ashlock has a "return bout contract. And pound class. The best fishing bet tot' the weekend appears to be if the bout takes place the Orlando promoter win either put it in his arena or in Wa&' home t lIdof Houston, Texas. diets the bait. The SportsStathum plans to go wi th boxing on a regular basis, Wayne Brady at the "Fis' Hole" told of he ever wo weeks, despItel s epahead of 8 eblackoutbyfJ*Orlando to I2 pomds ndedin th etafiwMer in Sent el, pulled in 47 of the big ones and other catches of over 1C) pounds next c will be on Feb. 3 and U both P and Vincent per boat were listed, cane out of their fights this week, we will have t hem back In a yon fishing the sail water should register their pair of 10-round main events," matthnaker Bruce TranWler big ones at the Inlet Harbor office or one of the bait and tackle stores In recently Phi sand th prIzes are gjy an ffair Ix páeduffagainst of theirmost dilflcultoonents, Bobby Crawford for Perez and Killer Ellis for Vincent." ub. Granc! prize for the winner will . - Forty Boy Scout campers from Melbourne are expected to make a canoe trip up the river to the Little Wekiva where they end their exeursion . This has to be the best speckled perch season in many years. Every fishing camp contacted has the same story 'specks Outdoors -. ., eating it up"! On Lake Jessup, Lowell Riley listed Umit catch By BOB (.)IIREI.l. . L" a Caribbean cruise, The most unusual "ca tch" of the week was re ported by George bream and seven squirrels. When pressed for Informlat.ion as to what ki nd of bait was used, George finally had to admit the iqubreb W to a shotgun as Travis Hodge combined a fishing and hunting trip, Threebass, twoanda ha o five pound,, fell to Charlie M ulin i as he fished out of Wekiva Ri ver La nding. Paul Snyder, camp manager, also told of lots of ca tp being caught at night. The Wekiva RiverwllJ bea busy plate this weekend around 500 people are expected to attend the combination blrWay and cenknnjal pa rt y w ch Is hi 'he'1ul ed for Sa turday. Mr. Joe B. Mc-Cawley 15 host icr the affair honoring his 83rd birth— day, In addition, Katie Moncrief will guise e th Sierra Club, thtn to Ilontoon Island State night, Blue Springs WA Will camp — es for many of his boats and above average for the rest. Jerry Anger and Jerry Bolton, Orlando, had 100 (limit). Floyd Lane, MIms, 50. Noah Jones, Winter Park, 50. Dr. Moses and Alv1i IlilI, 19. The Thurn-wn Wrigts Jr. and Sr., 75, Walter Patterson' Willie Grant I and William Pearson, 85. Other catches Included James Riddle and Mellie Austin, Orlando. 35, Rev. Shoemaktir and Mr. Clark and H. L. Ellis, Orlando, 100. At Osteen Bridge Camp the story was th e same lots of Urnit catches Ir the river area toward Lake Monroe and around the bridge pilings. Charlie Davis was among th e lucky ones posting catch — of5o. A Myrtle Beach, S.C. couple, Mr. and Mrs. Gray, t ook 47 specks at MarL-ia Isle Thursday aM on a Tuesday trip had 59, h(amllYMr.ndp nothe rMYr le had A 54. In the big fish ca tegory, Mr. ebolt pull ed In a 17 pound catfish and two four pounders from the bank at Marina Isle and bass fisherman brought t'i a 10% pounder. School bass were jumping In front of Camp F Lemon Bluff Fish mp owner, BRYS Specks are still the big thing in his part of the St Jehro. Friday, Carroll 3-land Mary Tucker also pick ed up the 3-7, Phyllis Walsh Exit those two wins were too 4-6 and 3-10, Susie Golden 4-5, Sandy Tyrex-, Muriel Phillipslittle to put off a stronger Evans spared the 5-7 and Cindy Warren 3-10. Turkeys fell for Margie tem. Evans won, 45-18. Smith (Smi th Elec tric team) and Mar)' Giles (Green Grocery 101 - 0 Vollenweiclem (El P team). chipper, 24-year-old figure tie's going to have to continL - Betty Brooks Plus 87 Pins Semi n oles Lose To Bolles SHELL STATION SANFORD , Bradenton Manatee 77, Bra øenton Bayshore 72 near the same ace if he's t Bradenton Southeast 91, Sara ' iota SI hold (, oif such challengers as IA Brooksville Hnando er $7, Trevino, Hall.' Irwin and Land OLakes 30 Tucker, 1:47; 101 Wild (E ) p Best regards to Nancy Rivers, league president, who is in room '.'!ler, 3 03, 111 COOCen (E) , liflirse-J,hnn Miller. Crystal River 5$, Hudscsn 17 306 In Seminole hospital. ;'r'er; 3.00; 777- Andrewi (LH) d Invernes s Citrus 65, Tarpon Springs 1$ ",'tlims, 10; 129 Barton (LW d. Zephryhill; 77, Newport P, SI 135 -- 0. Vollenweider RoqerMaltbie I L)p Abbott (*) a. Shrenli, 107; 6565-1 Chy Gull SI 15$ Jim Cotbect 6865-1. Milton 6.1, Niceville 32 Perry (LH)p Hampton.3 '3*;170 Male Irwin 696s-) Choctawhatchee Adcly,(E) p. Mor ris, 3:25; 111 67, Pensa T.G,I.F. MIXED MATCH POINT Lee Trevino cola Woodnam $5 Lctt (El p. CardInas, 7:37; UnI -. lee Elder "Star of the Week" Li Betty Brooks with plus 87 pins. Team Iii Oak Hall 44, St 67 6*- I IF) wnr r fOrt!',! Joi'' I Oob Gilder 'h, r,rj 75 Series: $20.00 No. 19 The Spinners (Sponsored by 6867 Midway Mart Pik MassengaIc Orrtr"tS 61. Gr,''r II,' 81 6670 . I 1 2406. Team Hi Game-$16.00 No, 4 Thompson Roofers 857. Ind. Iii ',tkt' Hilt 7066-1 D3ve5t k?nn series $10.00 Jim }Johnson on Allen., Pro Shop team-G51, lrxI. Hi 61 6$-i Mike Morley Game47,00 Ken Guth on ABC Plumbing team-278, Gutlirolleda 6$ 61-i iOhflflyP,Slller 246 scratch game for a 225 pat ch and also earned a "76" patch at Kermit Zarley 7)66-i the same time. Gary McCord 6169-I NHL JACKSONVII,I.f;_&niinolC DaveHill Other highs: Johnson 579, Eric Storm 566, Clark Mack 559, Kit High's soccer 6770-.i' Friday'; RnulIs Dennie Meyer team played Its 6$ 69-1 Johnson 553, Berney Hudley 550, Roger Quick 547 Eddie Jackson 6770-l: Californna 7 1 best game of the season, ac- 'ronWatson New York Rangers 0 544, Bob Retallc 535, Ed Patnlck 530, Charlie Plant 518, 69 o9—; ('Or(liflg to coach Larry Gene Littler Jim Wally Armstrong Adams 517, Fred Neubert 514, J. J. Jackson 510, and Henry McCorkle, bitt the s 70—i: Chicago 2. Vancouver i Saturdays Games result wasn't Ben Crenshaw 6070-I: Sanders 503. High for the women: Louise Hesford 522, Cathy 6969-I: Atlanta t New York Island the best as the .Scrninole Tom Kite McCloud 516 and Mildred Graham 202. 7)67-I: cc; dropped it 3-I verdict to Mark Hayes 7167-I: Buffalo at Pittsburgh Gary Koch Jacksonville Bolles. Jerry McGee 6771-i: Los Angeles at Monir-,t "Youth of the Week" Is Ann Sabin with plus 96 pins, Team No. "Youth 71.67-I' Toronto at Detroit David Cornett had SlmlInoIe's Andy North 19 had a scratch score of 740. Turkeys fell for Julie Blazlna, Elvin 7167-1 Washington at Minnesota goal, and Bolles scored on three Jim Simon; Pat Fitzsimmons Benton and Chris Padget rolled five in a row. High game for the dribblers 7366-1: Boston at St Louis which were flothy W;diins 61711 PhiladelphIa at Kansas City 17110mirig was rolled by a thirteen year old named Chris Padget for miitsplayt'd 6970-I; Calilornia at Vancouver by Seminole, m which Da v e w a 229. hIgh series was relied by Tony Dunklnson 528 and a 200 Is now 2-2 and pla yed LannyWadkins 7767-): JThnSchIee WHA game. Other highs: Aaron Kaufman 19M24, Tracle Cashe 201-512, Gainesville Saturday 7069-): af- AI GC IQr 88711 Sandi Cashe 211.517, Ned Ste phens 197-516, and Pat Johnson 203. Friday'; Results terniotin. Jrrrp Pale 69 7) 1 (;,',';,nJ I hr ,', Pro Hockey q ' T ,, t. I -. A 3 I' j,, A Ike CLEM LEONA RDS 8:00 P.M. .4. ?,,?.ts. 'tA ALt -': ..',,. •.. 'c 2500 PARK AVE. - Wed. & Sot. 322.9430 1:45 • • S 3 TRIFECTA — — RACES . , ; - - . ' BIG PERFECTA • THURSDAY LADIES' NITE S O________ MNDAJ MATINEES Begin Feb. 2nd. SANFORDORLANDO DO KENNEL CLUB P4 •ff Mw1 ' t fl.l4a,i,4 lE%ERVA,,;1j1,1 WE'RE DRiViNG MI(S CRAZY!' CHECK OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON TUNE-UPS, BRAKE WORK, FRONT END ALIGNMENTS, TIRES, GENERAL CAR MAINTENANCE ETC.. C LEONARDS SHELL STATION 2500 PARK AVE. SANFORD 322.9430 -"-.-'''-c•', 4 - ;.'-- S , -;. Killer Ellis Evans Pins H (iwks, 451 8 .- -, ' i 4 -..."•'t " ' 1M ' ' �I'Books Can Help In Building Pro jec CLASSIFIED ADS 31 _ A Smart Womanan Seminole Do-It-Herself - :' lh j. _ c - __________ -_-.- ___________ - -j..:____________ ____________ I #qijy 46-Evening Herald, Sanford, F ' • The book irons out many of e names of • 4 i •'- ,'• "a;. H . ..T.i •'. '' -i . • I ' - - I ... -',•. s- c. - 2 SC r I - :--, -- -- .0 - 1976 (lelivered a bookcase in the ni . '1 .. • - Sch - - 41-Hous APARTMENT FOR RENT PHONE 37 13 0 Frldcnj - 18- -Help 3Cemeteries SANFORD MUNICIPAL CEMETERY-)spacrjinWji ' a lot 13, Sec. 0. Love!y 13C.lttQn On right side 01 road opposite Garcien House. Davis. 1572 flandall SI., Jacksonville, 32205 or call 319 0721. .• j WA N TED flCne wlitng to donate items to the Seminole Lions Club Flea Market be'ng held Jan. 21 at the Maf land Flea Market, please call any of the tol lowing numbers 37) MIl, 327-1700. 323-0)93, After 4 n.m. call $30 4173. can erc are directions for fixed from Ia)ing out a deck in se impetus. per pound. elves, those that re1uire and pattern to the kinds of non As he points out, "there is not Knowing about boards and $ickets and for a patented corrosive nails any job that a competent do-it- nails will to use. He tells give you confidence thtx1 with adjustable metal Small house, shown In both Its Colonial and contemporary verhow to fasten railing supports, wse1fer cannot tackle." He It is the slons, is typical of those which carry out a terminology that often rnlards and supports. Al- how to build a separation of the four also deck seat and so believes "many socalled overwhelms functions of family living -..formal living. Informal women anti pugh ready-made shell units on. family living, amateur improvement projects sleeping lumber yards aren't always e and service. Complete visual privacy ii Insured from popular, many people conThe most valuable piece of are superior to professional helpful. each of these four arms to another. Despite Its few square feet of ones because the amateur is frr built-in shelves more eleinformation may be the basic habitable Another good illLLstrat ion for t. The choice depends on post and beam area, 1227, Plan HA913Y contalqs three bedroom.s, two doing the work on his construction and a hail baths, huge laundry and own beginners Is one that shows how ere the shelves are to be wik'h Is large closets. Herman York home." not difficult but reand Raymond Sebenke, 90.04 lust SL, to nail two pieces of wood d. In a closet. utility would quir mor N.Y., 11432 are How do y '- --h"- elithcratlon than bcnie corn,aag.(.t SO together in various positions — j the most important factor. in more ormaUon can petent? You practice inos books provide. write to (hem, enclosing a stamped, sell-addressed envelope. worklng toenailing, clinching, skewing, l(x)kcases are expensive if on little projects before you ("The Complete Book of staggering, are all methods must tackle hi have them built, as Home Uemedcling" is pulones. It is just like u - NEEDS REPAIR- County 3 BR, 1 bath, frame, lot 57*241' trnced Small down Make Offer 4THLyREp4TALS' AVAILABLE $1 355150 Colorj'v QUALITY INN NORTI I 16 SPI)i, LOOg* — A low TAFFER REALTY "The 2nd Gerem Hot" 7a?I Orlando Drive 322 12-22 Customhomnouricto,,5 We will ilrranu,. fnarcncj Jan. ii, 1976-58 1Swap ___ a - Trade ________________________________ _____________________________ USO 'nItU' SWAPSHOPF R,T Singer Dial And Sew Zig zag with 3 Wdr S'eel desks (executive deSk 1yone can bP a wlier or a buyer needle Position Sewing machine No charge, All admitted free & chairs, secretarial desks & and cabinet. Pay balanc, of 177 or chairs, straight chairs, filing Come br. Ct Sunday at tr.e 17 payments of $d.SO. See at Movleland Drive in Theatre, bIns, as s Cath and carry SANFORD SEWING CENTER SOU?h 1792. PhOnC 37? 1216 307E stSt, Downtown Casselt)erry, 4706 3729111 Realty ren ice SuppIi Assume Payments ________ 2 bedroom, New fl d rural area No down The B $15,500 Buy In To payment, fllofllhly payments less Classified than reef, Government SubSidiZed to qualified buycrs(a'l to see it 'OU OUIlIyI ff ___ $7,0 * They're Hot" * RraI Estate Broker ______________ Transportation _________ NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN OFMAND SELL IT Now WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. tIOQE 75th5 _________________________ ___________________________ AUCTION RAVENNA PARK- Lakefront OPEN HOUSE- 2$ Aldean Drive, BR, 1' baths, central heat air, Every Friday 12 Noon M.UNS WORTH REALTY 7RecrtioIVhkI Sat & Sun, I carpeted, new kitchen, 2 Florida BR, 2 bath, Uw$Elereveur Have had up ma Re,l Estate Broker room% plui boal dock. 172,500, 112,000 323 1122 P.q to 16 truck loads to sell. This Real Estate Broker SUNLAND.. 3 flu, 1 bath, Central _____-----------603W. 1sf St ____ T ravel Trailer- I]', light, clean, auction for people who want to 172 A1 cr373 OSl1ev easytopull, 1595. 322 779óafter S & 3?2 7643 heat air, new kilhe0, fenceti - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO• save or make money. We Sell by ek nds. yard, I .• the piece, dozen, gross, or Propelled Sweeper, like BROKERS DeBARY._ Lakefront, beautiful n new siso See at Snappin Tur On BR, unturn opt truckload All types 01 GOods, HU Days In J LiNC bath, central heat air, Clectric heat, 7uto Pa Kish Real Estate tie Mwerç, 2513 Park Dr.,1----------lewetry, food itimi, brie a brac, Ar, Carpet Adujt $' P-diqit I'l2 2)5? Sanford Florida room, large tot 115.000 __________________________ 77t crystal, radioj, $ 221F',trk 1)1 After S & wk nds tracks, many 111 SANFORD AREA.- Acreag S I .1(1 III i t 0 01her lemi. to REALTOR 2114 Floor Stripping & Waxing. Just Opened-AU ro PARTS & 4111. LET ME TILL YOUR SPRING acres improved pasture, lenced. TIlE (ON TRACT Residential & 377 3991 SUPPLIES. 310$ Sanford Ave 377 HWYI6FLEAMARKET 3 Free GARDEN SPOT NOW. FLOYD 377 061* 300JOHN'S Il. plus on VILLAGE paved road 133.500. i 2 BEDROOM KITCHEN FUR COUUTRY 3 bedroom 2 bath on ST. OnHlghwayId, Sanforci estimates, Blitz Clean 3fl FREFR 377 S191 HEAT AND AIR Over acre. un (Behind AutI 6, and Sun. 94, Range, ALL THIS br only 130,000. .1 BR St. John's Rlverfron, Galleries) Phone377 4155 maculate) BR, 1', baths, wall to Refriger,, Drapes, Fireplace home, large lot for garden. Ap 63Awall carpet, central heal air, Tractors & Producing grove, Sprinkler Proximately I acres with 2 i FREE GIFTWRAPPINGAII Baby MOBILE HOME for income or Reconditioned Batteries, ii,9 chain l,nk fenced yard, utility 32—Houses Unfurnjshiyj Heavy Equipment System Many other extras, QueSts Call us. rpom hoyt,, Phone au Gifts, Knits, Christening Go REEL'S BODY SHOP. $79,500 Only 13.000 dOwn U Saord Av PAY3ON'S CHILOREN'SVIEAR SEE THIS 3 BR, I' bath, Central H ___________________________ I Becirixim Hlawattia CONTRACTOR'S EQUJPMEP4T c ir,n, COUNTry HOME- Small7 DR on 1 I & A, wall to wall carpet, and .'LS- REALTORS Ph 377 1101 -___________________________ acre $19,5OQ, __________________________________ heat air, carpeting For rent or i FARM EQUIPMENT oaragc $76,100 otorcycs 321-0041 SAN LAPIDO3 BR. 7 bath, new sale 323 7491 NewanciU,eti Sl-HousehofrJ3,,, Ff44 f;nncng available 511.600 Ford,Kubota,Pettiin, WIlT REALTY __________________________ 2 Bedroom block home, RiT Rupp Trail Bike, 35 MPH, mari p1 p.,i cta,' Sales. Rental. Service LAKE MARY- I bedroom, I bath Broker 371 Box Spring & Mattress 'Aye, Santord, $125 mo. Joinny mpg $125 373 4976. home, detached garauc, nice Stemper Realty Magnolia Avenue 37376953770719 322 771e Walker, Broker, 372 6457 while they last. SANFORD ALTAMONTE SPR IPIGS $34 i3 shade trees Fenc,d y,r0, Ii(( 'i .? AUCTIOP4, 1700 S French 373 I HOOD ItACTOp COMP4py lake $Ie,50 1170 Triumph 500 SANFORD-- l4omc Uiiton -3 OR,? bath, larg, family Story, '° Ste nstro rn Realty MUL TIl'LE LISt IN WEAL tüw Fullychoppea,goodcondit:' WE TAKE TRADES cellent tcrmt. 3 BR, lam rm, 377 4991 room, garage $110 month plus LAKE MARY WATERFRONT Bestoffer,3fl 3*12 1919 S French DON'T STORE IT, SELL. IT with a -_5150 deposit, 305574 2771 fireplace, large rooms. I blk. Horn, 01 BPP Warranted Homes 372 1196,377 lS 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home with den, KULP DECORATORS low cost Classilleti Ad school. $11,000, 1917 SUZUKt 3$Q iw. is? St. 377 1959,372 1164 MAYFAIR DREAM- Beautiful fireplace, formal dialng, roomy 1510 Elliot St.- 2 BR, kitchen LO,4GWOo- VA- Nothing down, Weflu Furniture Country kitchen, Situated on OVCt custom 3 bedroom, 2 bath home --equipped. $175 month, $50 damage 3 B. 1' baths, fam. rm., fenced -. . . u-Equipment Phone 372 3713 r -Rent By Owner- Small 3 Beciroom, 1 1': acres, Lakefront ideal for with Separate guest cottage lully yard. 121.500 _____________________________ deposit Orlando 299 1139 after S bath, carpet, fenced back yard CUiPed. House is equipped with Swimming tithing and boating pm. 197IHd CL 200, likenew SUNLAND. 3 BR, large fenced 52-Appliances Call after 6 *eekdaks, 37) Rent Blue lustre Electric Carpet central heat air, Also available for rent 570.000. Luggage rack Best oiler range, corner lot, Ige. tam, rm. Im. Shampooer for only $1 SO per day refrigerator, plut lots more on I' CALL TO SEE Phone 372.75)9 2Bedroomllouse maculate. FHA or VA- Terms. Ketrigerato,, Dryer, ______________________________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE 105 N. Sunland Drive-) BR, 7 bath, SW ORLANDO erSized lot. $61,000. SANFORD_ 3 Beciroom. 2 bath kit, Equipped, $)73 Perfect for Bunk BedsandDithwasher Motorcyci, Insurance fenced large shaded lot Orlancio home, economical Oil heat, shady 134 1939 alterS retirees- 3 BR. FHA- 1150 On.. BEAUTIFUL Phone3fl 26$3 — I 77-1 BLAIR AGENCY yard 1)9,500 MAKE OFFER TWO STORY — --.--65-ts-5upplies $135 mo Large fenced yd. $15,000 I Bedrooms, I' 373 IiOME BUYNOWAND SAVE in quiet fleighborh, ______________________ ______________________ bath, ctntral heal WINTER SPRINGS-) BR,2 baths, KENMORE WASHER. ,,. -----air. f'Mn. _______ LAsr 1 xAAo a-'urlAim, ilIIflO)J new. CenI air h ea I Pimily, I'3afl month I I fl I IJI(" It Bull Terrle, 100 Serv ice, Usedmacfllnes S ____________________________________ 373 1791 Aftea' i home. n,.ilmi , I fireolAt-et. t I 70_'r.-....-.b.. ------- r.'wi -.......... w' 'w ____________________________ ''U'.JS IFdlj" "y area hCoI nearby FHA warage MOONEVAppLIAp4rFc Papers C,uarant*,.- 323 9141. I _______________________________ apartment, All this and much ht HIDDEN LAKE or VA terms $21,900. OSTEEN- I I $i4O moreonhliacresintown ""°, & aim VA terms $21,000 PUPPIES br sale, part German HELLAS RE,,LTY, 1963 DODGE PICKUP mOnth SCHUREN REALTY. I Bedroom blOck, 7 bAsh, 53-W- RadiSteo Shepherd, a Wf$ Ofd, 510 372 Req R B Broker Wt'iItOt. Large B. 1100 322 1)07 a Forrest Greene, Inc. recreational ammenities IN EXCELLENT CONDITION_________________________ tt ' Phonelfl t95. bedroom arrangement, kittii' Neat a clean 3 Bedroom home, COLOR 1, 519 ONJH ft)3 k1;.L TOWS 121 .iSi 4- /bile Hones in Quiet neighborh, secluded SheIti, female, 22 mos., 1973 Cev. ___________ enclosed garage, Out RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN t truck Oeuxe,3O" stancing landscaping Only $1,500 back yard Kitchen equipped Just I 4. camper top, trailer towing trailed, home broke. Good with 'Il006 Retirement Dream Kish Real & take Over PAyments Ho C.lildren. $150. 372 ie what you Ordered' Only 177.000. Color TV's from 150; 136W, from hookup, Call 323 7765 iaoi. 1 6edrom mciie home, prefer oualifyinq SI vlcE BEYOND mak' 125 Ph Tropical plantingS surrour., 377 937 1141 CONTRACT" Chev truck, '72 pickup, 6 cy SW. $15; Service all makes, HERBS' OBEDIENCE CLASSES Call Sanforci's Sales Leader __________________________ ----unisual home. Paneted wa --JOHNNY WALKER new paint, excellent conditon TV 1700 5 French, 3721734 For mOreinformation P4OGIVE.AWAYS, I Carpets, dining room, en In kit. ANYTIME Of'NEWt 322.2420 CON TRAC TOP 3S—'WbiJe Home Lots Call)flB.40latter 740 GIMMICKS I (hen & an unbelievable 16*25' ;, [5TT INC 1972 Ford C*jrier LOW LOWIP4TEREST RATES REALTORS MS 2SISPARK 54—Ga family room. Only 572.500 Call to Sales ________ I Speed with Toop,q lOVE ESTATiS.. P4cc, SwIm, seewny thiS home will drastically I ___________ ______________________ 3?? 6457 —Hors NEW high quality homes with Only 11.600 .372 34 11th, boat, cIuouse, 1.50 mo Fre. increase In vilue. $31 •2fl -1ICARPORTSALE,AllDaysaturday -42bile Homes TOKEN DOWPI PAYMENT! You literature P.o Box io. CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR, _______ _____________ tepn, QUALIFIED FARRIER and Jan 17th 727 Byron Ave., Lake FIa )77 can't afford to rent when we can 3276077 Mary BLACKSMITH. Trimminj _____________________________ _____ make ownership this easy! 3 BR. I, bath, many extras. g _____________________________ - Sunland- 3 BR cement block, 1 ShOeing Work guaranteed. 321 Low Price-.Low Down condition $325. (sales tax. bath, carpet, kitchen euppe 00)0 or - GARAGE SALE- Single bed, 4719 Ford Grand Torino, 2 dOor transfer), take over payments ) bedroom home, new root, $16,950. If you have a job a good credit, we -I 1973 immediate occupancy. $19,500 Ileaoard, Boys clothing, size 10 hardtop, red with bige interior. $34 p177, can move you into a tine, two, or 2 bedroom, new roof, newly painted, . flank financing available 17, Lamp Mi5 $76 E. ?h Wed - ó8Wanted to Buy low miteig,, 57.295. Call 372- iz: three bedroom garden home! $17900 Commercial BuiIdin ________________________ Tues I ____________________________Dealer, I Bedroom, 2 baths Already set up . 3 bedroom, new roof, large lot, EXTRAS INCLUDED,! CALL US. 37-Business Proper truck 2 Offices attached Warehouse . with awning and skirting Cheap I 117.900 Oak kitchen cabinet complete with 1970 BuIck LaSabre. I door, e, _____________________________ height Large fenced OutlIde 7 BR Mobile home on i' acre lot. Phone 37)0100 110 Exeter Court. YOU LL BE SURPRISED,! flour bi porcelain work table, 55—Boats & Accesrjes bedrpom, Carpet, central air & cellent condition, one Owner well, utility building River Storage Central cation I Carriage Cove Mobit Home Park, . 574,500 hardware also ornate double oak MLS P (AL TOPS Phone 373 19*1. 115000 Sanford bed and dresser, or inything old 1 #C(.FPT TDES 1971 15' V Hull Cobia boat Lots ci ( Call 321 - 0041 extras 37) 7186 after S and 01k 32) 422$, 56 p m, Mon 1975 Dodge Van ISYR FHA FINANCING Fri W. Garnett White ____________________ HAL COLBERT ócyI. $3,7 GREGORYMORILE HOMES ROBSON MARINE GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR CailBart -372 iS63atter 5 330) Orlando Drive Peg Real Estate Broker ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED WI Iv INC 2921 HWY 1792 A FRACTiOPI OF THEIR COST Sanford,)73 5700 I ". I JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. Top prices paid, used, any Condition I I 25th 32) 7$)? FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! 322-5961 Chico & The Man 641 0176, Winter Park. 107W CommercIal 141$ HALA COLBEPT,REALTOR - Hillcrest 1760, 2 bedroom, central Phone 372 7PaI SMART BOATERS KNOW Sanford SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate HOME WITH WORK SHOPPartly Jct I? ?7&127, Lor.ge air, carport, skirting, awning, Clean) room, 1½ bath, avocacio Wanted to buy used office lurniture, JIM POST t Eves 37? 0617cr 377 1507 furnished 3 bedroom, I bath, exCetlent condition, 323 UlOor $14 Any I Stove & refr,gecator, blue carpet, fered by Quantity NOLL'S ALL AMER ICAN MARINE central heat and air, 13O,. e Savings & Loan $43 14 per month central heat & air 'Cassetberry. Hwy 17 97, 0)0 4206 37) 4903 1969 RAMBLER terms, Phone 323 6051 or 1300000. nighI 031 4400 — Payton'. 322 lID) _____________ Gd Condition call 670 55.69 ________________ WANTED- Nice residential lot. CASH 322.4132 Phone 323 2133 Alto) bedroom, 2 balh older home j 59—WKisicai Wrchandjse l2'xSd Skyline 2 BR, furniShed, _______ For uSed furnIture, appl1ance 194 Pontiac GTO convertible. cx tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items, Celtent condition, low mileage, I FURNISHED 4 Bedroom, central ________________ best offer. 373 6.01$ alter i. IlIage 1JJO _______________ _______________ ________________________ REA1 TOP STUDIO I,), 3 heat and air, nice area 526.900 GUITAR ___________________________ New double wide, fully set upmo BEDROOM SUITES BRING ME API OFFER' With case, $150 We Buy FurnitUr I Ford Econoline Window Quiet adult park. Central air, Bdrm. Will consider "ALL" offers On thit Harold Hall Realty PhOne 371 0161 2 BEDROOM I reasonable, See at 106 w Screened room, carports and DAvES' 173 9370 Spanish ranch Desirable Sanford TOWNHOUSES Coleman Circle 322 5065. REALTOR 323 5711 skIrts, si,00u under invoice No area 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family ____________________________ dealers, please, Phone 3736031 or room, garage, on landscaped lot • I 1300001 Plights phone 675 556i FURNISHED FHAappraj4Jl5.77 _________________ I PROBABLY ___________ OR UNFURNISHED Thenicest home you wilIver see n IbiS price range. 3 bedroom, 1. 1505 W. 25th St. I __________________________ 51J bath, spotless in ar out. Central SANFORD __________ ALTAMONTE... Wooded Site, heat, big tot, room for a garden 1 50*110', on a corner lot with 50' Priced below' appraisal at $23,500 lakefront, paved streets 1)0.500 3Mo..6Mo.a) I '"I YOUR TIME ISPRIME TIME Professio.iIly Mnaqed Stenstrom Don't waste it See this sharp I 1 Year Leases 8. __________________________ ALTAMONTE_ 5 5itS, 4 arre cI flt'P bedroom, 3 bath with family rc'om l5'xl7j' each on blacktop street Hwy. 17-92 Across with 101501 trit trees You'll enioy BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM BUILTAll for 117,500 From Ranch i your family hrrc JuSt reduced. 1 2l.8670Orl)1.9777 I 136.000 Brittany Farm hOuse, With Early MOSSIE C. BATEMAN - -. - - We are going to hre one person only for the Sanford area for direct sates Only thoje Interested In 5 figure income need apply Average earnings in excess of $100 per week. For appointment call between 9 and II. 47$ SOeS, asPi for Mr. Mar:uIis - — __________ ._ ..,-, ------ ----- A phone call Could start you on a new and profitable career Call $67 37*5 - .s I -- ': là Yellow Cab, 701 S. Park Ave., Sanford I ç,&i! --- 1" ":-' -'' '' 'U" fr'A t_, ' _____ - . (i-i TAXI DRIVERS z$_ " _____ - I • _____ - Nuri,i RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide Companion, Needed immediately 67$ 06)6 RE YOU TWOIJIILEO7 Call Toll Frep, 644 7027 for "We Car.""Hotline," Adott or Teens - , Wanted ___________________________ :ompanion for lather wanted, and to do light housekeeping. 3195319. -- - _______________________ - I-- ____________ -- 21-Situations Wanted S______________________ -- Want to care for patient in my home Good care. References Phone 372. 3251. 4A- Public Notices ________________________ ANNOUNCEMENT A AAMPLOMEN1 sas"Thanks Sanford" for the warm welcome given by the Mayor, Ctambet, City Council. newspapers and local butine%s people You have a town to b proud c and we are ______________________________ to be a part of it. SHARON and CAROL Jamaica, - i career ---- - ---- - NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central heat, air. down, $706 per month, 322 ___________________ Sunday, - - ..-.-_.... •'hlItI that Iiiav be nuired for a par- ny Real Estate - Get ' Em Whè* * " Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. for 5 -- provide -1 CompItel rturbsh t b,ith, frame horn - 4Hou ______ - COMMERCIAL LOCATION — Adult5 $175 )73 Befot'e Publication SundQy - Noon - 6(Q5 Ft ShOp Space l0N Maple 17) $371 or 377 M?0 garage apt, air COndition — - ________________ & 2 hrOofl) apartments fUtflI5( or unlurnith,,, Newly redora,,d Come see 3 E Airport 76 times 21c a line (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Dcy Noon The I - DEADLINES the ............ -n ro.A-z _______________ , , different inthebookon paintlngandwall itterns n sons use in laying covering. Ditto diapter on directions, she may be amazed lumberyard parlance by ick- Flemish, English, corn- kitchens which tells you how to at what she can do. providing charts showing the nn and running bonds put it all together with IllusThe two valuable assets In various kinds of boards, Iluilding some shelves is a trations and dimensions. home building arc a strong common defects in them and y to get acquaintel with A particularly good service back and patience. If a woman board foot content. There is a iards and the use of levels so provided by the author is the hasthose5hemayneed nothing breakdown by sizes of ht,rds ntthings will come out even. reaonwood dccks. F'cwbooks rnre than a good book. shodng that an 8- foot 1 by 2 Constructing a home book- elaborate on details of conNow, Robert Scha1, ell- board is really a 1 by l and so e "merely requires the lit- strition of wood deC to the kno%% author of many do-Iton. There are diarts. tnn rn -. - - - n(k,r,k •nunlkn êt IISIfl.IIWI 1)1t UO-IL-yoUrSeIIers IL I 'i;ii ) OUF5CII woKs, Including a very Softwoods arxl hardwoods and igles in good and practical although niost provide pretty useful one on wood finishing, the various kinds of mls 'oortions," Scharff points deck pictures which is all the has Titten "The Complete requiri for jobs. Illustrations t. good maintenance point more frustrating to the do-itBook of Home Remodeling." include common, casing, iy be that shelver should be yoursclfer who wants to Since he knows what he know wants finishing nails. There are tIde to the actual width of how to go nbout it. Seharif proto say about a project, he con- uisur(!Iw:ts of nail.s dia- oks to reduce the amount of vides not onl VPVS the n1eige well and the pretty pictures, gruiulictl u ichcs and a table shelving to be dusted. but clarity of his inructions offers excellent suggestions youelfer, and she follows I Sunday, Jan. 6 thru 25 times — 5:30 P.M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 8:00 A,M. working girl hired a man who 4)ca line 31c a line — - 1. - wrong SIW and removed it to jobs may look complicated or _______________________I_____________________ trrcct the mistake; she had to they may sound complicated sue him to get her money back when advice Is given verbally. anything else employing (ICX- ular job. ($274). After six months he still Until a woman acquires a good terity in golf or tennis or whatvcn if you never build a had not returned the bookcase. book, even though It h been ever. 1actice mak eect. ick wall, you will like to know There is an excellent chapter _____ lthruS limes H OURS men, women should not be put off in their desire to building project. Some building toward • RATES ________________________________ bo _____ ____ 0 in their first apartment Not CLASSIFIED DEPT. _________ - Proper 831-9993 322-2611 IAN HltO%%N (nit Furnished BAMBOO COVE APIS T ments OdQndo - Wintet' PQ 'k girls have fotmd lished by McGraw-Hill.) I - i Y' -• •yj V - . "' ' - " ... Trp .., -. - P _ . '-"'V. •..,FJr - , ,. ,',_ .. -' ' ' ___ p" '"'''" - . -------.vu.a.v ' ____ - ________ ___________ _________ Nill do Odd 0(35 or painting dirt cheap Reliable Handyman 373. 1915 eves or nights ?4—Business '" ' ____ - 4.' - ' , _______ ___ _____. - - Opportunities -- -- i !4' - happy Cioing Business Day Care Center Will Iea or sell Phone *14 1146 or Esta -- F-'s.., -' -, - c -_ _______ Fla, Residential Communities Eilien Anta Grarsger, sgl. to Roy Allan W. Miller & wI Lorraine to Forrest R. Foggin & WI Dolli, to aboard Cost Line RR Co. etc to Inc., to Allan Wm. 5o'se £ wi Deli. Ulmer, sgl., Lot 72 Longdale sd John P. Wilkins & wf Joy L.,Lot 10 Jesse Lee Almelda, minor c-o M R Lot), 81k A. Highland Hills, 131900. $11,100. a K Jackson, "--from cen line 81k C. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, Daniel, P4 $3.1' of Lts I 2 1 3 81k 4. Fla Residential Communities Inc Bobby McCoy Hendon & wI Stella 154.900. Grantor Main Line Irk & Tier 1, Sanford. B. R. Traffords to Richard L. Currey & wI Linda L., to Ronald J. Kuhn & *1 Pamela K y Club Rd.., 566 7' E of Cen. Iin Jeannie Homes Inc to Mayo Map, 115,300. Lot 10 81k 8, Highland Hills, $3I,, Lt 3 Indian Hills Un. 5, 50,9Q sec Lk Mary Rd & Cntry Club Gottlieon & wI Horlense J., Lot 5, Fred A Sirann,, SQl, to Robert M Fla Residential Communities The Greater Constr. Corp to John BIk M. Spring Lake Hills, Sc. S. 5( 35 19 30 etc., 0.77$ acre, Duprea & WI JoanM., E' -,ot Lot 70, Inc., to Ray A. Mvii & *1 Joan o., F, Naylor £ wf Anita R.. Lt ). $76,000. all of 71 & 77. Sec 2, Midway Park Lt 10, 81k A, Highland HlIl. $33000, Weiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec. I, Idon L Douglas to lvey A Cameron Brown Co. to George M. $6,aD Catherine Simo, 119 to Ernt M 136,000. las, Lt. 19 81k 0. West Sebag & WI Henrietta 0., W'', of Golornith & *1 Dorothy, Lot 9 Blk Mertyce Fausett Iform. Siriarvsi) C,rea'er Constr, Corp to Donald R. ont Hts.. Sec. 3, $100 NE' of SW'4 of Sec. 30 20 30, to Fred A. Sirlannl, E", of Lot 70, all C, Slovak Village sd 14,700. Lenti & WI Ruth E., Lot 07, Weklva $39,000, Ernest Goldsmirn S Dorothy to Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec 1, $31,667. of 71 & 72, Sec. 2 Midway Park, M. tricia K. Thomas, sgl. to Freeman B. McCain a lmog,n, Myers Assoc., Ltd. to Henrich Inc Lot 17 81k C Siovik Dolphtis E. parel S Rider, Re's Unit No. 77, Hibbard Caiselberry Jr 1. Martha H to Freeman F. McCain S WI Pearson & el Gloyce B. 1.3*000. Village 1-d $1,700. at,. Condom, Sec 2, 131,000 to City of Casse'ibsrry, N 50' otS 199' Imogene H., Lot 81k 23, Townsite Alvis E. Adkini & WI Mary to 01 81k CD, Country Club Addn, CB of North Chuluota,11, Helen L. Broieman, exec. est. melt Bk. WP to Bertham F $100. Ktnnth R. Black S WI Margaret Lt etc., $100 JO5tZ Ira Denberg to Jerome J. Hugo R. Broleman_ Jr. to Robert s hd & wt Janet E • Lt. 6. St. Johns t7. RIP A, Queen-j Mirror Ajn c, Dance,from Center of Sec. 722030, QC. 2nd e'V 59.300. Cary L Stlenbarg,r S WI Lcrl to Bcrs?e:n, Lot 63, CI1 A, W,nlr run N 117 Ito Sly to S'Iy r w line 17 irard H. Allen, sot, to Frank Hanna C. Chapman, Lot 16, 81k 70 Woods Un. ), $100 Cecil R. Baker to Cecil R. Baker, TownsiteofPlodh Chuluota, 510.900 n etc.. $112,Q vet £ ci Ma F., LotS, 81k 8, Jerome J. Borleln to Joseph Ira sql S June M. Ooerr, sql,, Lot 141 Mai'y A.&Trombley Dennis EuIaIiss 0. Speilman to James I. Oenberg S wI Sheri, Lot 63. 81k A, Barncord WI GretatoA., E 133'K.oftwood Rev., $10,900. Forest Brook F.r$h Sac, $)i, 5lftordL wI Kat hem L., Us 13*. II Winter Woeds Un. 3. $100..Miller & Sons John L. louIs Sr., S *1 Clara to 81k 0, Sanlan WI., inc to NW', oi NW'IOf NWL. of NEt4, Sec. Springs Tr. 6, Edw. Harris, S wI Eleanor, 11,1 F. Smith, sgl. LI. Is San Jay W. Dunn S wf Lillian 5, Lt 45. 17,000 $740Q. Wesley L. Harris S WI Rose 8. to 81k Wdmere Park. M. Myers Astor,, Ltd to Fred L astian fits., Un, 4, $2$MO. r,pI, Angel Rosarlo £ Maria to Stephen Combank C B.. Lot 13 Seminole Zrieø, SQl., Unit 464, Orienta Point soco wi S. RobCrion S WI Jo Ann to A. Mills & *1 Darltne V., iot i, hard Kenneth B. Frlsbie, sql. S Judith F. Oakland 8th., Is? Addn, 527.000, J. 0. Keefer & wfLake, Ellen tin V , Lot Ilk Raceway, 1st Addn. to CB S mobile condom Un 1., M. Myers ASSOC., 81k Hlddtn IA, home, $7,100. .1 Jennings form, FrIsbie to Roe*n F.L Stutzmanto Ben H. Marshall Ltd to Fred L. Zried, sgt. Unit 46., Edw L Harris S WI Eleanor to Orienta Point Condom, Un I, M Bab.insky S WI Ellen A., B 15' of S WI Pauline D., Unit 270 Village of Com8ank-CB.. Lot 17, Seminole 536.500 Lot 7*. all of 1 81k F, Ridge High s4, Windmeadows No. I 134.soo, Raceway, 1st Addn CO. 15.700. )hn Bonilace & ci Leona to 1st Adde. $73,000 en Ker Constr Co Inc tojack M Myers Assoc Ltd to Ann de 1. wnas D. Austin S wI Phyllis M.. James 8. CrIsp. sgl to ComBank. Thomas P Hue'ston, wtdr. to Lee I Bridges, SQl,, Lot 4, Dlii 0. CI., Lot I), Seminole Raceway is? Smith sçl, Unit 706. Orienta Point 9 10 II, 81k 6, Spurling Addn tO B King & WI Miriam P. Lot IdylIwilde Of Loch Arbor, Condom Village One, $29,100 Addn CD £ mobile home $100. 5, I, $31,100 Ccrreed S Revised PIat of Nor. Myers Asc. Ltd. to Manuel F cnald Fresh S Patricia M, div. mandy Park, $6,900 Pau; G Faircloth, Trust.. etux S Meadt S Etoile J., Unit 434, Orienta Nader Hornet Inc.. to Genrge Wm. D Long, Trustee S *1 to State Point Condom Village one. 1.30.700 naId W. Fresh, LI 15 BIk C, Le B. King & Miriam to Gordon, Esther Gortio., WI., a. Bk. Forest City, S lOS' of: Comm. & etwmter OakS Josephine Rodriguez, wit, Lot 2, Sarabecca Gordon, Lot 111 Lake N-d co.. of Sec 16-21-79, etc., $93,100. Corrected S revised Put Of Nor. Searcy Shore, 179.200. Trustees, Guardian Mtg. lnv, to mandy Pork, $15,000. Stephen Bergun I. WI EIIL to George J. Landron S wI Della 8., , , , , , . A 600 Robert 0. KoIsle, £ wi Carol L., Lt $ Ilk 0, LIttle Wekl'wa Ests.. No. , LI IS H'. 019 81k B It. 30, Sanlando 139,000, Sewing's, $100 A D Rosier S wI Vid,a A. 525,000. to Larson 0ev.. Inc., to MidS.aOf 0. Stanley B. Rosier, Lot 6 (less ft. II. CaIbert Consir Inc., to Michael W. Walih & ci Barbara B., Lt s4, s. in SW cor) 81k 2 Tier 12, Sanford Young, LI 12 Dlii B Highland Hills, Brookhelpow, u,00. S Lot 081k 2 Tier 8. Santord, 58.500 5.34900 The Huskey Co to Frederick C E Bugbee, Widr. to Wm The Batxock Co. to Trevor w. Biosch Jr., S Louise P., Beg. at NW C.Charles Schwarz S el Anna, Lt $ Hall & WI Mary B ,LoI 15 Windward Cor.ofLotS 81kB Sweetwat,r Oaks, II 6P of 7, 81k 49 Sanlando The Square, Sec. i, rn.eoo. Sec 9, $15,000 Suburb Beautiful Palm Springs Sec 120.000. flAr,4. C 54.... nu.. •g a. - , ,w,, e.. - 'riastee To Hallmark Constr. Co., lands deic, in deed 1)00. Hallmark Constr. to Bernhard Yagerman & WI Dorothy M., Lot 11, 01k A, The Spring, Spreading Oak Viliage, 154,500. The Husky Co. to Jack W. ReynoId& wf Jo Ann, 1017, 81k E Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 0, 1)4.900. Harlan A. Blackburn S WI Lucille 'o Thomas A. Radlou & Irwin Age., from SW Co.- of SE'-. Sec 17-21.30, nc ,.jo acres, iito.o , Mr. Saxon I was told by several people that a single with dependents and a pelmanent job will never get a mortgage on a dwelli. Is this e? jp Dear i.p,, Many single women are turned down fora mortgage because credit rating IS SPOttY. Miles Laboratories Inc. toWm. A. lIes,' mt. & Robert 1. Hoover & wf. Barbara F . mt. Lots 1$ & II, 131k '-, . , Dear I Ernest Southward £ Ira W., Indly, & Trustees to Ira W. Southward, & Ira 8. Southward, Ernest M. Southward, W 495' of 8 iou' f N 1320' of NEI 4 of Sec. 2J0, lets N 2V for per cent increa in real estate sales in LOST, English Dull Dog, male, brown & whC, I yr 75 lbs. Answers to name "BusIer", Vcinily of Palmetto and Sanford Ave $ 00 Rewarci 373 3615 __________________________ Excellent Oppotnty Only 4 tO hours weekly with complete company training & location ut uc Investment of $600 1.5000 Call Col;ect, Mr Carson, SI) 576 5370 A, Little Pearl Lake Heights, -- -. i - C.S LeeS G. E. Lee to Dorothy L Jones, Gulport, Charles S Lee Jr. & Thelma L Clont, 146 Hillcrest SE of P4w w '.ot sw ' of NW ', O Sec 132131, $100 C. S. Lee& G.E. to Dorothy Jon, 1 Charles S. Lee Jr., S Thelma L. Clonts NE .of SW 'a 6 E 1k of W 'I -- Large I & 2 APARTMENTS -, Deltona- Towotie apti, CQ1Try settIng 2 BR, I' baths, screeneci porch, Near I I Maintenance free ,. 70, 2171. 18Help Wanted ________________________ - - - . .. -_ M. Myers Asoc., Ltd., to John M. Dunham £ WI Patricia L., Unit 251, Orienta Point Condom, Village One, $37,400 Clifford E. Peeples & *1 Donna to ._ - Dreamwold, $19,100. 0. F, Ward Sr. & wi, Willie to Ben Ward Agency Inc., Lot 9 Garden Grove Un No. I, $41,100, The Babcock Co. to Alice P. fount:, Ill., Townhouse Parcel Lot 10 Wlnward Square, Sac. I, 120,000. The Co toP B Bennett & )el Are Homes. Inc to Paris p ermenosSef Loretta A.. Lot 377, ng Oaks Un III, 130.700 'he Babacock Co. to Fred w. btr & ci Mary M., Lot 7 Wind. Fl Orl, Unit 17, She,r., Sec One, rd Square, Sec. ef Frarcine Lot 11, Bik C. $3QØ Swel. condom 120,700. tic Huskep Co to water Oaks, Sec. 7, 1)6.900. r FF., Orl. to Clifford B. Pceplei S am Jr S Patràcia ciba The Huskey Co to Brestige Inc Swain ci bnn. II"it '5 t J". ne, LI I & N 75' of 7. 81k c, Lot 2 131k B, Sweetwaier Oaks, Sec. com'7" 'etwater Oaks, Sec. 7. 121000 7. $19,100. SE MtO. Co toAvnund P. .lore& *1 tondev, Corp. to Howarcij. BIsseII Peltier Constr. Co Inc. to Paul Bette W., Lot 1, 81k 0, The Meadows tI Doris M., It 509 Heatherton Manely & *1. Jan, Lt 6, 81k IlusIr,' , , ' - -. JI1F, advancement DESK CLERK- Relief Shift, Ex. perience great but will train. ChILD CARE COUPLE- Work with emotionally disturbed children Living quarlecs fur. Your letter indicates you are operating from hearsay. [ }'our earnings are sufficient and your credit rating supports your ability to handle your money, you can get a mortgage, L)car Mr. Saxon I have a probln a littie out of the ordinary, and you may n want to have anything to do with It. But here goes: I own a very nice building in a top area, 1113 about paid off, and has been an excellent investment. But theproblem is my wife resents the wne and energy I spend on the htulding each week. e insists I sell it, trade it, or just plain burn it! t you think you could convince her that the building is good for us? If I watl,n't working Ofl the building, I'd probably play golf and bowl more, Mr. 1.0, Dear Mr. 1.0., 'ourktte'rindIcatesyoudohase a problem. And again, Ills Hill tlit' proper!)', but the people who cause the problem, :JkarIJochc problem, and I Aluminum Siding ' I 323-9410 damage, 5115 mo 323 4)19 after 530pm —'_____________ ________ - ------.------. 31-Apartments Furnished - , - 1 AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS nished. Great benefits $10,300. 116W 2nd t. 14 A I/J, 4Roomsand bath, kitchen equipped 170 month, Phone 323 4137 after S p.m. ' I - a , S 'D '/ - of 5W½ of NE'.. Of NE'. (lessr.wi MLS DUPLEX-- 2 bedroom conrete ____________ I — Welcome. . . to Life in of Loch Arbor YOU 4 C 3 Line,, ________ ____ lISt ?/ (.IhI) your home S Days LOOK INTO Minnie 1. Plickox, dci to Hugh C. tnderson & *1, Jeanne I. Lot 10 So of SR 426, Van Aridale OSborne Ii 7, Shadow Hill, 137,000. Brokerage Co. Add,,, to B'ack BUYERS -' _____ _____ ______ ______ 15 WORDS OR LESS _____ ________ OUR 4 ________ ____ _________________________________________________ __________________ PROTEC1JOItI Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From (NON COMMERCIAL ONLY) Place your ad anytime during January and save $1.56, A good time to sell those Items that Santa replaced. ) 157,000. __ ____ 322-26 11 or 83 1 -9993 Classified Adv. Dept. MAKES YOUR HOME WORTH MORE AND SELL FASTER Gall us for complete information on this home warran plan. 0 MES OF DISTINCTION exclusive 6Stensfrom Rea I ty ' , LAKE MARY BLVD.-- 170' frontage 1IS'deeponacorflersite 1564 ft. of building ionic for otficet 549,900. FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS. 323 6.353; 030 643), eves 322 89'O. _________________ I I $ Large Wooded Lots •Paved Streets •Sewers •Street Lights •Sldewaiks Idyliwilde Homes By "= ... '-""'-' ,,,__,__,_ ''' ---,-..--_.,-----..-..-...-,. — PAU oirn • SAPllOtD, 11*. --c-:-'--' PIAULING. Rubbis h, removal Cabinets, Counter tops. S.nks Installation available Bud Cabell. 3 ________________________________ lme Dcci, pop up duplex, makes 2 twIn sIze, excellent conditI, too. Phone 323.1216. __________________________ Building clean-up Shrubbery trimmed, yard work, I Heater Cleaning I 'I electric dryer; 9'xI2' nylon bedand mattress, other itm All ifl000dcondition Selling to settle an estate ciiw. 18th St., SarIorci ,.... -, '' - _i_'.'__ T BROWN PESt 2547 0 rnC, Cle.inir.z & Se'ice71 cur Service DikeS Heating a. Air Corviitionn 0 377 *177, ' Park 3?? D've tS " Pet Care Home Improvements , ________________________ RUJ hc, W. 25th Sanford, Fla, Call for Appointment 2-31O3 —ADDITIONS_REMODELING Sanford, 3271711. _________________________ thinglet All work guarantep BROODEN ROOFINC 3326700 .,tY"t 'It? I .,, ..__', ,,'.' , ,k. I ' i Sewing r.s'. s,,,,r',ui ,, '',..x , ' '-.',; 4ii . ' .'-'- UPholstering, Donna Canada, 3720707. , - '.:' , ' '. Upholstering - --,, r ,P i a I.4 • "4', (i' .4.1 "tY=sl=. .DlQI brat Reasonabl e 37)6564 , 'YV':'.. ' ". •' "-.I"H,_',t 0 '? çc . I/ ', ' , - ''.cs,- , .' .' '"*. t1i ?I S.. ' .t.' .'-. , - , i 'I .' ,")a, -,,.r 4',,, ,,-,, '7 ',''- '-, _". .;?':'i';. - -'. .. 4-" ' Qualir uchc!scrrg Free Pck up a. delivery Call for frep estimate 201 E. Commercial 373 445 . ' 4.,,. c .1 "/1. '/"F7 Ji :•.*'.'.. -' x,,_ ,- ,.,- ,, ,.'..,S,. c'i5:..41. k"' ," --,i - 'V -' Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and 5. ic's Werepairandserc. STINEMACHINE& SUPPLY CO. 30lW2ncist 322 2611o(8319991 "; - PAUL 5141(1 PrObesslonSI Wallpaper Han Licensed Residential Comrn,rc,al Free Estimales Ph 327 - -.. , i •.J ,u , -, ..0 C.. C: CCC. - C.' : -. "7. ' .. .3 .-'- 9' s' ,,-, - "_ t'"C CCC't--.. 0' 4 '..j I ' . 0 a - _,- %,,.,,I. ,, _ ... '' ' - .._:'I. -_;' - "' , a':,, rx''-- " - 'P,.,, . 'A ,, f t.•.4,t 1# 4'41. -' - ," ,. 'ji," - "ç" / - - I ..... men's, thildren'. Drapes, QuiIt. __________________ Ph 3fl Interior. Exterior Plastering; GETTHOSELUXURY ITEMS FOP Plaster Patching S Simulated A FRACTION OF THEIR brick & stone specIalty. 3227710 FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? I ?'- c. I f " ________________________ - I Boarding S Fine Wedding otos reasonably pric Phone 373 631$ ,,'.'t., i Alterations Dressma*ing, ladiet', Photography by Munson Cockiy, Carpenfry. Remodeling, Addit'øn, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded FreC e'stimate ) '-' T p5ei " 1' -: Photography ,' e' )-"- 'c"1' Wall Papering 2 living room chairs, electric heater Other small appliancet dish Ilnen, misc hsIcl items & bric a r4t A ';-.'i,"!-r''' . -'a' PET REST INN •— Install Carpet and vinyl, wallto wall. "' 7'c,i •'. xpect roof repairs, blat roofs or — or 377141. MObile Home tiret. (ö),7ojj Ideal br horse or eguipment trailer $20 ea. or sioo. 373 5163 r' -_ -- t'i.-";c'.- i.r'j''J ;gçiy.., $ '½-' it J'51 I '½' / I'. "I' '4 u' " ij — CON TROL , '.-. 'Z'- Call 3736269 — :r; .. '.dj' J-7" -, - '- Free Estimate. Call SEARS it, biue ScuIplure; 19 Cu. ft. 2 door refrigerator; rocker; ka folding ' "i. Roofing Pest Control --'-- I I Formica dinette set, extension leaf and I chairs. WMtinghouse ________________ o '.', a "'j 'xf.,A;-,",.'11,.. / I Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock, All kinds of dIgging. Housetrailers Stored & mOved 3379117 , - J-. 4 •" .d '_ / .,,r 1 ,, - BaCkHOe Service :..-;;- ii 'JPIVE IN TV SF.RVlCE-Fi, Servi, 70? Live Oak Blvd (atSeIberrv Phone III 9641 ___________________________________________________________ C&A J f jfj r Freeest,mates B STEPSON LANDCLEARI,IU Bultdc:ing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top soIl t i: '"s RoofingAnaCarperi,ryppa7 — WILSON MAIER FURNlTui' BUY-SELL-TRADE 311-315 B. First St. 372-5672 - '.' Hauling 50—Mscellarieous for Sale ______________________________ Ph. 3721064. 211 322.2420 :':r" 5'C-r--'fl', - ii-,;a, -' tc1'4": .4 "! "l..-.,,s ' - ,,nk; , 4 lnd,vicival. Busnets Hwy 17 9? aiItvePonts PhOnelfl _______________________ 1 : vi.''? - .--'2- i, ,IrJ,_. ,. Williams Accounng Land Clearing . ',.r : Radio & TV Income Tax Returns - . _-. ,-.- , I - - 'p" - Let Us Burglar Proof Your Home Se'curityLock Installed 3i Acret, ReAdyior0evelopment (all Owner, 373 5400 Kitchen Bathroom windows Burglar Alarms ______________________ Phone3fl 66S I' - ' :' A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior presr cieanr; - Need help on that Saturday icb' Paneling, doon, hung, concretework,,tc By the hour, by the jOb 3379365 _______________________ - "- - h ____________________ Try One! opo "½ -. I Pressure Cleaning chat ou hiye to sell. Call Ida,' and your Classified Ad will appear _________________ here tomorrow, CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandse Every Day ________________ r EVERY DAY someone is Iookingfor . j — efficient awning or single hung windOws $31 9971 ".x "L'iP.~ ..' iPc, Pimbng Supç' Fixtures Wa'er Heaters I a pm thru Sat 7534 5 Park Or,. 37) SI7 w' Income Tax Serv. Woodovertte,sgaragedoor,.wide SOLAR HEATING * 7', (rimplete. Bect ("11cr. AND WATER Phøne PURIFICATION SYSTEMS -, 373 4675. Call Pn,l Gonzalez 305 323 3939 , Vsacio 4ornmercjaI ____. 2USPARK _______________ .... S . Before S PECI A I. , L.Fues, sgl.akaLakJ$,t7)1. will (omment that I have had many clients where the entire in Sec. 2521 30, $100. Ia InvestmentCorp. to Frederic Hammock, sii,o N 4]' 1 allot 74. Dlii 3, 0,1 Air, *100. nly Jr. Allie J. Lord to Jerry W. ohrti'e was to get popa oni from under foot aNund the house, & wf. Katherine C. Lot Diana Soccr to John C. Secor, Lot HaIIm* Thomason & *1 Fi mci I S Consfr. Co to Auto. Case Grande s.d. AS, 130.000. 7, 01k 10, Indian Hills Un, 2. $00 and that Icando. And liuspeet (hail! you disposto! the building, N S10'olSE'.,of 125' h Train Corp., (.ot 9 81k A, The Antonio SW' of Sec. 6-7071, J. Mende; & wf, Barbara Orlando S. Ward S el. Rachel E. Sprinqj Spreading Oak VllIa,e, it won't be long before your wile will has" 11at same objective, W of PR etc. 51.0 Tt,omas J. Grady, Bishop of to Margaret M MuIlin Lots 31*. 37, $54,500. oceseofOrl Lot 73. 81k A, Winter Dlii Cameron Brown Co to Freedom it would seem to me' that you should s;udy the benefits 33. Crystal Lake Winter ffom Charles T. G011aher S WI III home's, Inc.. Lots 23£ 24, 81k I & Lts Unit 571,000. til, s,cit '.wnjn, the building, and being happy at home. If there arc more dS. P. )•Rybolt HenrIetta to Jock N. Gringie a. wi toward 91 ID 81k', Shndow Hills ci. $9.l00 1 Peggy to Margaret' M. MulIin, sql, t Barbara J., Comm. at SE con of trus Council of Girl*1. Scjt, Inc. ½ Henderson Ferguson i wi. Helen thi,t is the route to follow, Ebenty, l., Lt 9 Ilk I, Shadow Hilt 152.000. c 79 2137, 16.300. sd, 120,000. Send sour queson to: Dgccatesln, Constr, Corp to Elwood P. Frelend 10 Judy M. Wir.ler Homes e-d, $3,000. Carner Brawn Co to Frm Jayrnor Corp to Rodney C BixIer R('211 LLit lnvestrritrits Kenneth H. Ligh & WI Idflbelle C., fn:ler, Lot II, Evanscioto No. 3 & WI Marylaite Homes Inc. Lot 17, 81k I M, Lot 114, Nor h* It, 16. 81k C, Swc'etwater Oaks, Sec. ke Mary, $1,301, The Evening Herald Hill Sd, 621,000. tt,wood, 520,1g. 4, $51,900. fla. Residentl*l Communitiet Inc. Cameron Brown Co. to Frem 300 North French Avern'e Bin Inc H. Patrick S All. Corp. of Amer. to John wI. Sharon to 0. r&lanHowpMOrrtt&WiMagdap Virg 4 Hornet fnc,Lof I, 01k2,Lot logIki $vllivaa4 Sanford, Florida 32771 l$.jkiJr&wf Jean Lt37, wI KatlirynA,, Lot I3I If 26, 81k .', North Orlando Lot 2o ei i Winter Spgs. Un, 7 VilE. N. Hill $845) i' North Orf, Tar,., 2nd Adda, $31,900. t9 Unit 01-I., 7, $7$,900, REALTORS 3 BeautIful lots with 21 fruit trees, __________________________________________________________ 322-2420 ANYTIME hlk excellent condition; no city aics by owner 327 6620 9dzjf!iPdt , $29,300, Thomas B Lecukus, sqt. to Gloria AT 628 0711 ' KEEP WARM Replace your old JALOUSIE WINDOWS with more 519 B. Flrtt, 135 Elm Ave. E V Foster, Lake Mary. 377U4 Call Sanford's Sales Leacer 323 17$7 ' , WI Doris J., S 105' of N 223' of W 710' roum combination, custom drapes, family room, eat in (henwlthbuiltinsdoubl,garage large lot with fence Idyllwilde. ' porch & storage shed The exterior hat lust been painted All on extra large lot 116,500, 3 BR, 1 bath, completely burnished, air corsa., fenced, fruit trees, carpeted. Close in 371 0171 _______________________________ TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, Merchandise , Cecil 0. Grey & Rose 8. to Grady American Modvlars Corp. to Reinald Werrenrath III, condom, ne. Lots 10 & 11, 81k B, Tr. Plo. 16, J. Marsh & WI. Carroll S. Lot IS], Charles C. Errlckson & *1 Lois. Let Unit 77B, Oak Harbour Sec. One, repl. Sanlando Springs, $15,900. less S 2931', & S 21.91 ft. of Lot 102, 72, Ilk 9 Shadow Hill s-d. Pdvance Conttr Co. Inc to Forest Brook 2nd Sec. $34,300. Amer. Modular's Corp to Ralph Countryside Constr., Inc. to raId J. Fryers & wf. Donni I It John 0. Threatt, sgl. & Pansy V. Robert P4, Johnson & WI AdefaId Peacock 9 WI Violet 0., Lot 2$, 8Ik9 81k C, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 3, Threatt, sql to Superior Constr Co 8., Lt 7, 81k 9 Sweetwater Oaks, ),500 Shadow Hill 5 d, 1.15.500 Inc. Lots II. IS S Id, 81k A, Sec 6. $49 Amer Modjlars Corp. to David 1F., Ort. to Joseph L. Ginras Jr. A'ncjci Plat of OImstead & Miller B Everette Huskey 8 Suzanne B. Finger & wI Jayb, E., LI t Helen M. condom. Pci. Unit No. sci, $6.(x) Adoiel, H. Ward, Lt. 14 81k 8 Sheoah, Sec. I, 510.100. Broolihollow i ci, $36,500 Bedroom block, fenced Owner says "submit oilers," Large kitchen, dining room, NEWLY LISTED- 3 Bedroom, WORK? Place a Classified Ad in pantry, enclosed porch, garage the Evening Herald today 1½ LAKE MARYBeautiful lakefront bath home In Country Club Manor. 3720610 lot ona peninsula for uflobStructeci Completely fenced yard, paneled scenery 175.000 family room, kitchen equipped, flY OWNER- P. E Assoc. 3 BR. I t and in excellent Condition. bath, corner lot. Ravenna Park. Forrest Greene, Inc. Compare at 51,50Q, Phone 373 5715 after 6 p.m. O 6133 REALTORS 323 YOU'LL REALLY LIKE ITt Nice Seminole 3 HR. 1 bath, (ompletely furnished, & Volusia Counties, air rood., fenced, fruit trees, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON home with many extras. Chain Acreage Tracts, small & large, (bormerly Harriett's Beauty NOOk) carpeted, Close in 321 0171_ — link fence in rear, rear screened OPEN- A Charming landscaped) bedroon., 2 bath, living dining ' J A I''1 1.1 A Classified Ad JIM'S HOME lNPROVEMEp4R 'andseaped, in lovely section Roofing, Gutters 20 yrs. Exp of ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary, town Wall to wall carpet Eagle Siding Co 1.51 956) almost an acre of river front with ________________________________ throughout, fireplace walk in beaijtilul closets, and much more, trees, gr,zaI fishing, WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT -- , John P Reilly I *1. ShIrley to Atico Mtg. Ins'. Trustee etc. to p.000. Gerald P. Oats & WI Mary L, B Pobirt Gordon & WI Mary, condom, Lucy C. Andersen, wid to Patricia 721 07' of LI 77, Hidden Oak Haraoi,jr Sec Cm', 136.500 Ests. Un.7, Largen, Beg. at p1 3 91 cli W of $19,900. Oak Harbour Corp. to Relnald I cor, of SW of NW '- of Sec. IRIchard Q• Lowry Jr. to Richarci Wei'renrath Ill, condom. Unit 278, II. etc 570.000 0 Lowry Jr & wI Joan M lot n, Oak Harbour Sec. One. $100. .ohn K Knapper & el Helena 11 L.iki' Gcni Park, Slog Trutlees, etc. Atico Mtg. Inv to Michael J Richards & WI. Mary your home with alum siding & 50th? system. Also wooded canal Ironl lot. 5.3,500. ' , SI mm W 151 SI' etc., $10,000. Magnolia Svc. Cor to Sd Dale Builders Inc., Lot 537 Wekiva Hunt Cluj, Fox Hut,f, Sec. 3, $4.00, Cushman Entr., Inc. to Jopt, F. Breig & el Ann F It 33 Raven sbrook 1st Acicin, 513,Oog 24 His, Plumbing LAKE MARKHAM Large nicely I can cover Beauty Care , Manager needed wIth retail background '' Home Improvements — '-I,.,., I BR furn apt, downstairs, quiet neighborhood, Ideal for older person or couple. Call days, UI American appointments Beautiful oak shaded yard, nicely 20115 FRENCH (HWY 17 97) 1 --- -WE SELL. SUCCESSUn No. 1, 111,700. C. 701 Commercial 3735176 age. $20,000 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 7, 5106.500 J. I. OaQgerIy a. Mildred to art J. Lambein to Patricia L - SAN MO PARk, I, 2, 3 bedroom Harold V McIntosh Jr. igl. to Fashion Show Director for Sarah Gerald Dense & *1 Linda H., S½ at Lot I?, 81k 2, ShIdOW Hill, Grady M Cooksey Jr & wf. Ju rd,, 5)00. trailer apts Adult & family park Coventry. Act now no Invettment Lot 17, all of I) S 11 81k,, First Sec., 000, Lot 16. 81k, B. Tr. 17, Sanlando 4 k no delivery. Ira E. Southward to Ernest M. Marvanla, $31,000 3515 H*y 1? 92. Sanford Excellent tayo W. Graham & wI to Eciw. p Spring's, 19311 Southward, int: 495, of E 373 arrangements to P4 add to your Mary Battle to Ella Mae Mandy. cia, & WI Karen R _________________________ .Lt1, Sanlando 1 320'OINEI.of Sec 520 Virgillo S. GOdinho & WI. Eva family income. OPPOflwIPty for 30, less N 25' remainder, life to grantor, Lots 12 & Is, Itt Addn lets N 70', $4, 10.2 Bedrooms Advlti only of no,, 115,100, George D. Wehr & Romilda H., local maner 321 0031 or 574 13 81k 17. Sanlancto Sub. Alt. Sprjs. ttl. Land I Imp. Cc. to Laura K. PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 3159 Ira W. Southward to Ernejt M. 38 81k 61, Sanlando Sub Beaut,, 5)00. 2SdSPankOrIve.$lOup tkson, from cen. line of PR main 13.000 Soufhward,int'W4.ofE1.I5.offl Donald E. Vulgamore & wf p tr a(k&Couflt,.yCIubRdbeIflO 1320' of NW'.4 of Sec 5.2030 Donald D Woodard S ci. Mar N Angeline to James C. Howlington 23' for rd.. 129.6.00. & 7'E of Cenm Intars.. Lk. Mary celIa & Coileen V. Ackerman & *1 Erma J.. Lot 2 81k 24. North fib 6 Country Club Rd., in Sec. 3$. Leslie Heirs of Margaret Jones Ruth W. McKnigtit, wld, to Don p. Orlando, ist Addn,, $23,000. to )0 etc. 1.509 acres, $10,800 Geo D Wehr S WI Romllda H. Lol Swickard S WI Bonnie E.. Beg. 737' Oak Harbour Corp. to Robert Emogene H w & 733' N of SE con. of Govt. Lot 2, GOrdon Smith ta Harold M 37 81k 61, Sanlando Sub. Beaut,, & WI Mar', condom. 7$ E, e S wI, Irene B, Lts 19, 70 Sec. 311937, to pob, th,n, N 75 deg Oak Hart,oy & 21, Palm 5pr4ng Sec., 13.000. Sec. One, $100. k 6, Whitcomb's 2nd Addn Geneva, , foot pole Because ) our problem Is really a marital JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY S',',rr,,nteI Homes - ssomen. r. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Realty 2 Apts; 1 or 2 bedroom, turn, or unturn., both AC, wwcarpet, $50 KITCHEN HELP- Make salads, set trays Good hoyrs SECRETARY lypinq and shor. thand with probate experience, P 'ta,•• £1 A #. - -. - BUSINESS DIRECTORy 322-2090 Flu Oviedo-Duplex, furn. Or furn Ideal location. Reasonable 365377% ')'Ot'R 1.ITTIE FEE .1GS.'C1" RECEPTIONIST..... Good phone voice, good typing, Room hoc ____ 125 NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. drapes, GE appliances + dw. Franklin Arms Ants, 3234450. _- -' FROM -- Orlando tMr. Chan 125 11973 - pri $100. compared with the same friod of 1975. Recorded Nader Humes. Inc., to Wm H, Richardson S ef. Ernettine W. Lt changes In ownership of r property for the week 537 Winter Springs On I, 119,700 were valued at $9,9o,i::l ile $1,632,790 was seen Greater On. Mtg, Corp. to Thomas B GlOdd&Mtiiirt L comm at SE during the comparable sA last year. cor of 81k 0, Lake Wayman Ht, Iteal estate conveyans for the new year to Lake Addn etc. $33,500. date totals $21,151,233 cotared with $9,959,290 In RonaldL. Langclale, sql. to Robert .- - .. wT. .lI'dflM.54Qfl IWiä to date, Lotll&NiaofLot)7, BhkS,7fldS,t - . or ________ or 371 0161. - ---'---'-- — _.__ , BUSHEL 6)3 ' i Geneva ardens 372 1*4 TANGELOS _________ j ____________________________ 30-A2ar'tments Unfurnishecj -- TangeIosandTang,qi,' $7 23 Bushel 7 flero apartment, newly Phone 37) 1611 painted, carpeted, kitchen fur NAVELS, GRAPEFRUIT Adults preferred 32) 0963 , ' .'. ur,,i', . — -- - ' _ .., - ___________ - -. ' ' Rentals - W. Deitrichs, exec. Est 0 J .'o,.''_i — BEAUTY SALON- Attractive and $71,500 6-'Child Cafe activeshop flew equipment. Good Gastella Brannon, wid, to --loat,on, buslnM% Only Low rent Lawrence Gammons, Lot 7$. Ben A BABY'S WORLD Care for infat 0OPrtUritY amin James 5 d. 1)00. toage2 only Next ton* Drivers' Robert S Long & wf. Vi. L. to License Bureau 3726445 CalIBar't Real Estate John It. Rittenho&j Jr. & wf Diana, ____________________________ Lot 1)0 Howell ests s d repl .137,000. WILL DO BABY SITTING P P-AL TOP 372 7i9 Mary Linda SlIer, anc. adm. c.t.a, IPIMY HOME ci Joseph A. SlIer, dec. to Mary PHONE 373 1106 Linda Collot Silt. Beg. at NW cor. of Lot 34, J. 0. Fries Map of Upiala, Baby Sitting in my home, 3 miles ---- -wi'st Of I I on SR 14 3224630 etc. 4.3 100 acres sioo 29-Rooms Ernesl E Kuern, S wf. Jane D. to "ernment program, ' ' Dorman B. Marsh S wI Joanne care for as portIon of Canal Dr. the St. aban low as $2 per w, if Furnished room, private entrance, you qualify 37) 1474 doned by Board of Co. Comm., adj. private bath No cooking Pho _____________________________ Lt59 15, BIk A St. JOIIIfl River Ests 377 6560 etc • $100 9-Good Things to Eat Warren P McClung S wI. Jan L. MAN OR WOMAN TO ROOMS to Leonard P. Payton S WI. Rosa A., BOARD S SHARE EXPENSES Fruit For Sale 371 0)79 part of Lots 7, 3, 3. 6. 9, 1 10 81k 17 Call betore 10 a m or after 3 p m 4th See, Dreameold, $47,)0 - Farlow to Wayne .1. W'jr,der I, ci Eileen J Lot 75, 81k 1$, Dreamwold. ',,fl,fi,4'4 4o,', ''.'.'-. .___ .. 'S'._, " �I ar . 0. ______ __________________ TI ' , I- -- -5 66-Lveimig her4id, Sanford, f-1. Sond y, Jan. it, 1976 - I Area Men And Women In The Armed Forces SAMUEL PF'Tl' IthON 09th Military Police Battalion OMAHA Neb — SmueI J in Frankfurt German} Peterson son of Sylvester PFC Elliot is a supply clerk in Mcflurse of 1218 lincoln Coart, the battalion's Company A. NATO e ercise off the coast of He entered the Arms in 1972 of 196, 7 earned the honor for 5 Nonas A 1974 gr.iudate of Seminole high School, he Joined the Navy 11: Sanford, has received his first The private entered the Army Ili June 1974. promotion in the U.S. Air Ili 1974 and completed bisic JEFFRFYIIALL Force • training at 4a SA N ANTONIO Airman Pete rson, promoted to alit is a graduate d f Jeffrey F Hall son of Mr . and man, recently co mpleted basic I.) man Hi gh Longwood. TIIOMASJUDKINS Navy Airman Apprentice his been selected for technical Thomas L Judkins, son of .Mr. training in the U.S. Air Forct' Of futt AFB. Neb. lie serves as a conmiunkations Longwood. recently fired ex. pert with theM-60 machine gun Route 3, S.anford, has recently Sheppard AFB, Tex. Contand visited the United Kingdom A 1967 graduate of Crooms Tht airman recently colfl highest mark a soldier can while serving aboard the air- ple!ed basic training at achieve on his weapons lCkldnd AFB. Te where he qualification tt High School the airman craft carrier USS Indepen received his B.S. degree in 19, 12 studied the Air ForL,e mission, Lyles is .I driver in Company frmn Florida A&M University dence. his ship homeported at organization and customs and Ii, 2nd Ba ttalion of the 8th at Tallahassee. Norfolk. Va.. is currently received special instruction in Infantry Division's 13th deplos ed with the U S Sixth human relations. DON tU) ()RBF graduated from high WIC`HITA FAI.IS, Tex. - Fleet and he and his shipin,Hall ates Ilic private entered the Arm), sthd in l4 in Sanford and are participating in a NA n nn First Class Donald i n 15 and completed isit (orbett, son of retired U.S. training exercise. Titled attended Seminole Junior training at Ft. Polk, La. Ocean Saf ar i' the exercise College Saord Naiii. ef Pelt Officer and lie is i l5 graduate of Ike Mrs. Maurice J. Corbett of involves 17.000 men aboard 65 Brantley High School, Forest ANDIIEWJEIISON Sanford. has graduated at ships from 15 countrIes City Anii%- Sergeant Andrew K. Earlier in the cmise, Judkins Sheppar,l AFB, Tex.. from the Marvin 1). Riggs, live in Osteen, .)allies C, Bullock, son of retir City. oinmns C 84th Engineer Fontt basic training at ered the Arin in February The airman is remaining at 1974, completNI basic training Lackland for specialized at Ft Knox Ks and ss is list tinin in thi s& -- Legal Notice Legal Notice Arniii Private Bryan 1). WiLwn, son of Mr. and ,Mrs. Robert A. Wilson. Route His ship, homeported at is currentl Snow Queen Road, oviedo: Norfolk, Va dep1o)d with the U.S. Sixth recently completed eight wee of advanced rxlzvidual tralntn& Fl ee t and he and his shipmates t theUS.Arj 'A Center. are part icipating in a NATO training Ft. Knox, Ky. exercise. Titled (a) U.S. Treasury securities .. ATTHE CLOSE OF BUSINESSON DECEMBER31,1975 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTR OLLER E CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE invohes ii 000 men a ships from 15 countries. )THTSCODE SECTION ' Cash and due from banks (including None Govt under agreements to resell , . . L861.000OO Ob!igatlonsof States and POlitiCdl subdivisions .... Other securities (including S None corporate stocks) . none none andother assets representing bank premises fl AIONDA V, JANUAR Y It r San f ord Rotary Civic Center. .South Seminole Gartlen Club, I p.m., Casselberry Woman's Club Os er bcook se, weaker, Extension Agent, Reginald Brown. - p.m., Seminole Commijulity College Adult Education 672000-00 37.&W:000.00 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, prtnshps. and corps. 9,84&000.00 . Time and savings deposits of individuals rt 00 FederalSem1noleconumty of mom, SR 4, Longwood. A -p SCCMec Sem1n or auis 60 and os er, -. , Gail,Mu Apts., Commiulity Center Building. Sanford. 9:15 am Free testing at 10 am TOTAL DEPOSITd TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 Sanford Deposits of States and political subdivisions , 4,900,000.00 Deposits of foreign govts and official institutions Deposi ts of commercial banks (a) Total demand None 61 000 00 its 18 51500000 Sanford lions Club, noon, Holiday Seminole Uons Club, 7 p.m., Quafity Inn, 14 and 434. Overeaters Anocyinous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light Sanford. Democratic Women's aubof Seminole County. noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Speak er , Re Robert HaUaway. N'wman Rockwell exhibit, Winter Park Mall , 10 am to 10 rn. Thugh Satay, Jan. 24. Firre Home Vegetable Ga*ziAg Semhw,7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, sponsored by Semimle County Extension Service. Lagwood Area Sertotna Club, flOOn, Quality Inn, 1-4 None Mortgage indebtedness . r .. .......... ... 4 Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding ........ ........ Other liabilities . .. . 1. I ................. None and 2,609,661.04 Sanford Girl Sub Sen Usit meet leadem 7 p.m., Chamber Of Commerce. for all .. ...... 310,000-00 Otherreserveson loans .......................None Reserves onsec uritles None TOTAL RESERVES Off LOANS 310,00000 house. Covered dish 1unthn at noon. Like P1aefl 111,5. 4J ,., ,,, , 735,000,00 (No shares authorized 73.5W) nor* Clerk of the Circuit Court Deputy CIer .. . . TOTAL LIABILITIES RESERVES AND CAPITAL ACCOU NTS 1,217,000.00 No,r* 3,517,000.0A- 71 none 0EV V RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to Internal Revenue Service ruling r ...... r Other reser ves on l oans r. Reserves onsecurities . 65,000 none none 65.00000 _______ 37, Ca pi talnotesanddbentures (s city interest rate and maturity none 00000 1,269 00995 ) ...... . tue South Reserve for contingencies anl other capital reserves ........................ 360,000-00 I. J. B. Hodges, Cahi.r of t he above named ... nor* 1,269, __ 10 2 833 alOng said Westerly R 15 20,574.000.00 Average of total loans 551895)3) 4 '_ - flOflE . L ,it Ja- - J - . . I --F ox, ~ - - _________ ; I I - -~ - , ~_ , I - ~~ k . ~_._- - = z, -, w- _!A_Lf - . - , 1. .60 ____--_ - - - - - M= . _~ _ - ~ - I - I I I _~, I - - L*1 - , -1- I 4 V.. .i ~ -0 . .~7 t,1 . -1-1, - . - — N_ I . -, ~____.op ------- ~_____-._-_--,;~~t? ,, ) . .-z--_-- ~_ . 5?~-~~--i~-4-1r.,:CA-,;~~r-;~~r,~ '. -- - _~ N jl~ . -11__!.,_ - *AF. ...- - - .~ - ` j j~___~rI_ I . ~__~ ~ L .t i 11.,-~ . .- . . t okay - - __________ - -_ - _______ -- -..- .- - _____-~~_-___ ~_ ~ . - - ___ . _ _ . - - =--.-M ~M~ ~_ --m=_ ~!,___ .----- ____ .~_ ~_T.,~-_~-_. _~_ if I cod come up q ~_ with sonic super frosting. On second thought, though, I . 7:_~ - -- I— _- __ __ - - _~_ -~ - - _-, --- M R - where at this point the clerks were in sttches I . -~ jf-=ff=-_ _ - ~ ~ e hurriedly grabbed a x o m from the fa miliar shelf andstodi n[ine forwhatseemed like hours for the - - the pmk grandes, which appred - - slightly different from the former maes, into a bowl, he tossed the carton into the trash. M - ixing thstrucUoas had alread been firmly recorded in his memory bank. - . -. 1mg st that his bor of love did not bac kf ire and . = 1.I _. - a) - , -0 ~!W__ I - overcook, minutes before the designatp_d baking Ume was up, C J cauUou opened the door where he was faced with two pans overflowing with a liquid, gooey concotion wch was pvomly fed the garbag dpo&il section at the a - After retrieving the emptv carton from the trash in p up a cake in i - ~ -, - - . the mteret of profiting from h miskc on the next go ____ frust - I " - r - ni - After SU tiips to the crowded supermarket, where he spent more than $1300 on cake Preparations, not to mention gasoline and all the energy (electricsity and his own),C. J. showed up at the party carrying his two lovely cakes, hornemade, fie wore the smile of a proud father - who had just given birth or his wife, that is, if he had - one. - -_ - - - - - round, C. J. discovered he had just baked a batch of pare for brunch a bunch of light and fluffy flapjacks Me his delica te ch erry cake was baking C. J. said, "I jwst guess I got into too big a rush, couldn't coordinate the fimIng or something, and ended up buming the whole rims.11 PerRverance! Determined not to be ________________________ ' licity of - - - cashier to check-out his lone purchase. was to make a ________ ____ _______ I ...- -ii thdntkkethelooks ofjt_it ha dfloc1. his frantic at1ema to ca an exceptional. appetizin g and eyppea li g daert that he could display th pde, he fled to the same permarket, After empty .5 _---~~___ ~- - ,. - - And A Cake done, but Idededitwotd be . ....• : •' baking a cake, he rushed back to the supermarket for another package of cake mix. He explainied, "This one turned out a little better and was only just a litUe over. the panca e mix looked appeing His decision was to . . . - - - -_ -- - - - ___.. a (_ _.. -11 .-- --, - -K ; - r ' .. - ' 4 . - - ~ .~_, lvr.~- -- - -44=2,1, r, ,4,=ef4;j%±'4.~ 7~~. -_ --,' .,~ k -_ -, ii;_-_.i~~?.N)45 -- - - _____________________ I ______________ - / n - 19 L : - Clerk Of the Circuit Court ry N Darden Y De$My Clerk PubIIIh Jan IS. 25 Fe 1 S 1C74 A 0 1! SEMINOLE I .. ii II i • I — CLARKSVI1,11', Tenn. iAll) \4hti the Fi rs t Women's Bank of Nu ork o pen ed i doors in New York City Oct. 18, it ssas hailed as the first all New Idea tip to the prLsident Was a wom- thcre fie a.stonished file by sug. and within 14 months tile bank an ," said F ran k Hun)on her gesting that I start a onian s able I) sm all bank yer. "it %%,is organl7ed a.s the first financi a l ins titution in UK women's Link in the country. Mrs ItUfl)ofl v-1 BOBBY LANIER CORLEY a kia 0068Y L CORLEY. *4 al. Defendants, _i First Women's link of Clarks- was a ssoman although the) ville began operating Oct, 6. 1919, before the enactment ol the 19th amendment giving could learn" didn't restrict tile sale of stock." The bank opened with a.ssets of $15,000 and took in deposits -Mrs. Runyon got the idea for totaling more than $2o,oun the bank frorn ,I bill The ation, _________________ runalned open -- described real property with her Ie time. ,- t "Everyone from the Janitor . "Some time later he asked tile to come i ll . =-.- ~ x - 9 - -_ CIP Spreads Good Word fit tors Was -it - -; -. II I 9- - I .. I - _ - , ' ' j -' - f:-; ~- - ~~;:~, -:.: I" — - - -; , * ' r. r; 4 - '' I , Is -.1 - , . .. ~ . -i I - % • -, A-4 - --- V I " _ . =4 I . " F1. - -4 1 - . ,r' r.t. --fq- -, ' . ,, - ~*. - . An all-woman boardofdiree. coIr1lnodationsforwoneflIflthe , I. Aa ~ - . active role in its operation. On June 9, 1926, it merged with the First TMst and Say. colored flowers. ' % ? f Brenda Runyon, ssife of i prominent ph) siu.mri in this I ? I N'2 " - - - ,--- until Mrs. Runyon injured her ld flo ioflger taKe .m ' ad ioiii e asked r on grant! opening ssasn I ss ithout a sth it she oiild do ssithe her The bank not \lr Ittin small amo un t of f rivo l ity as ) on s only Interest She wjs th .spare time. according to i June conununity straddling the Ten. men were Presented with cigars first won ' 1920 ardcle in Ladles lan to serve on the loI,ionic nessee Kentucky line, because and nriien were given bnghtl> ,ournal. cal school board and peisuaded she wanted something to do J1 r - I - - in . ' as disulentf hun I knew nothing about bank - . S Jr r _________________ quoted in the article, -I told ing e.xcept flow to compute in But records have shown the en. Everyone connected with it terest. fie suggested * Plaintiff -- kPA0wft*-_—AW oven ht concluded that an ding ling cod - . 0 0 rket, while scanning directions and instructions, - . move - I) - - .-- - ncent Jr.) Y nothing flat. With hunger setting in and time invaluable, ~~ :0_ It " - r - , FJiid Moore the only Joy greater than making eonfectlou herself, Is teaching others to make them. priority list for the da) Browsing thruugh the cake m • according to the ----- ,9 ~ - . .,.,.., , 1 _. -. ,I - r. -,., I . . . .-,. - . ... .. - ". _J _-, . '. . -0* -I*, - quick dash to the grocery store at 10:30 on a Saftia-day morn ing . Wi th a len gthy list of "things to do" on his y ff from Florida Power and Ught Company, the thstastul de ta il of baking a cake ranked foremost on his Arthur H 15"kvrith, Jr. a1 I . . . .. : - dessert - ' . -p Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 12, Page 77, Public Records of Provipments. fixtures. appliancei, , .e r 06 _~ ____-_rrr --_-__-~-~ -,_-_.~z;:~ —~ , A £ 1 51' 25" E. 13'S.40 feat to a .- _4; 1~ I hostess suggested he stop by the bakery and purchase a A I . -i 44 ' - I as Old Motherilubbard's, his first -- 13. feet 10 0 Point, theme run N. c7 — 1~ RR ~ ~i Searching his cupboards, which were nearly as bare YOU III, - " ______ - J, I ~ I , r . ftgvk~o . - jr.~k ____ -, a ,%~ ) I - _____ i -C , ~~" , c ie or , e was V to a cot eredh dinner pa rty, and recognizing h is single status the th oughtful milill '14 A 1k, !". . . you are coming, just don't expect C. J. to bake you a cake. roses lili es single rose strawberries Page AS through 4, PU,I Records t-, ... . 11 ~. t. . - . -- , - _. who hate unexpected guests when the larder is lacking refreshing goodies Although C. J as a flair for flamboyant entertaining, even though he knows Candies too pretty to eat -(clockwise 1 I ARE HEREBY notified '' a compla i nt to foreclose a mort ga ge encumbering the following re - ' hos - Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT Lot 32. Bloc k It. HEFTLER ' i I ,, ., _11 . _. , T ~.,Z. -..,. - f--- - is a neat cop-out lor I \ -- 4 degrees -- 1. - __________________________ - I - By DORIS DIETRICH ______ . r - _ ; __ . ç r! __ I He Baked A Cake S - I5 '. I / * L-- -- P RC ofacurveconcave SWty and HOMES. HOWELL PARK SEC biv'ng a radius of 1NOOSO feet. TION ONE. dCcording to the PIa flglt 0 . He Knew They Were Coming So - 4 on the 28th da y Of January, 1176 a? angle of 0 drees 2 to fbi ii 00. m at the wes t fro door of P C C of a Curve COnC• Nor ther ly the Courthouse of SeinoIe County and having a rad us of 25 00 feet. at Sanford, F lot Ida flit Undefli ,gri,ed So 063 f eet through 0 Central 01 - / \ , .1( _-~.ik \ 1- _! .__ 1 . r 1 to 6) , .1 angle Of N degl'"S 24' &S" to fho 5 loans Included in total capital accounts St.inrlhv iøtti'r,i"f rri'daf --- 44 I L , ,- _._. ~ , I J - I. fact she neither smokes nor drinks. •,, , - - . iiiii. N*ly and hav' - j " Thefamillaroldtone, lflknewyouwerecommgj'd TGAGE ASSOCIATION. line l 63 urve 35577 feet through a ceni'aI 33.183.000.00 hank r4e. haq.hy - \ , . - , OF . - - -m-;- f, . it Aw.: , ~_ ; R W of Fox Valley Drive of sais CIVIL NO. Is-2423-CA.".11 Sweetwater Oaks ~ection 6 plat. WEST END FEDERAL SAVINGS thence run S. 01 degirm 07, 21,, W. AND LOAh ASSOCIATION, - nrkin on te book for 40 ct illustrate her every thought rnod and opimon . ____ t) . W%; . CUIT IN AND FOR -- • - - J and 6 of the bIic EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR &IOng"IdWeVerlyR.Wisne, 34o3sa feel to the P.C. of a curve concave OTAL calendardays ending with call date - A .. - • the, Plat Book Ifliercef as rftwded In Plat 1$ IN VHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminolt county. - -______ I) 14i)-sical fitne.s,s to N:r always, .1 . 4 lis e d Smith, Cofer & hub Flora 204 I feet to the Wflterly COUNTY FLORIDA MEMORANDA 1,763,000 00 %4% IL\ — 0 Pages 41 Average of total depos its f or the __.f NOTIC EISHEREBYGIVENthe, Otherwise a Judgment may be en rsuant to me Final Judgm t of tefed against you f t he relief Foreclosure entered in the abov dmand.d in the co mplaint. cause me undersigned Clerk will WITNESSmy ianjan the seal of saIl me propert y situat ed in *aidCr1cn the 15th day c Records of " ITIES RESERVES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS I .1 . I writtennefrinses, ilany.follonVAN DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. P A , vs ntiff. at Poit SYNERGETICIS. a Utah Limited Office BGx 793, Orlando, Florids Partnership, 111102. 8"4 file the original with the Defendant. Clerk of the above styled Court on or NOTICE OF SALE before February 19th. 1976. 6) ~ . s ' w along _______ -- - 11 KOBRIN BUILDERS SUPPLY areruredtoserveacyooyour CommenictaltheNEcofnerof the e N E 1,;i of the Swi 14 at SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH RANGE 79 EAST Seminole County. Florida, thence run No- - Average of total loans for the 13 calendar days Interes t collected not 'earrsed on Installment loans Included In total capital accounts . _ _ .. it .- County derIbed as CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , . ' -_ I -I- contributing her efforts to United Cielebral Palsy in that 1. q k of- SECOND ADO . -.- * . -_ property Lot 11, Block C, CRYSTAL BOAL - ______________________________________ % - Ba% . Pines V.A. Hospital Jacksonville, and at other , _W "%f '. T INC.. a coirporallon. -- . - By Elaine RiCharde has been filed against you and you TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ... .4 ;.1 .*A e - k. 11. 4I . 4. - CASE NO: IS-2?WCA-"-G CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES ....... to Sathrtl and cats t "' Seminole rounty. Florida (No shares outstanding ,* - _~~; of the SemInole County FLORIDA Common stock-total par value . L (No. shares authorized 36,0W) (No s ha res outstanding IiIO%e(i ,4 , ,.) #, I I L I - RY A 11111th of February. 1916 If you fall to entered SEACHRIST, his wife. and USLIFE *111 be CREDIT CORPORATION feet for a Point of Beginning, thence ................... - Answer wi Arthur H Beckwith Jr _______________________ - I Z, Jweting i book on cits —4 - of TO Ray H Seachrisf said Court of Sanford. Seminole Mary A Stachrist Flor ida,this 11th day of IOU High Street January, IV?6 Waynesboro, Virgini a (Seal) 37M 741,000. 00 ................ it Clerk of the Circuit Court the Complaint. Preferred stock None - -- , .- Public EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR of Seminole County CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE YOU ARE REQUIRED to Iii.COUNTY CIVIL NO. 16-11-CA-IIIIIIII-A yo r th he Clerk of the FEDERAL NATIONAL pOu Court and to serve a cM upon the Plaintiff's Attorney, HARVEY ~"'Z_41; ..- , I a delectable concoction of is eager to share her many, ycars, and hopes to interest the . Records u ~ . - _ . A month ago. Mrs. INfoore confectionery. She his been rom - . ' V Arthur H. Beckwith, WITNESS my hand and seal none none Equity capital, total (No. "res outstanding None) Common stock, total par va!ue. ..................... 1li - W (Seat) e None - Sanford Woman's (lub annual Arts Festival at club ftove Court by the above rwinM property •1 One of her major pr iUi eulorid remained b) the show's end (Team cheese, and inuch-too- is ' ,,'a a ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ch issue outstandinq) Capital ?es and debentures EQUITY CAPITAL. total Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves ..... TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . a County. Florida 91 at Public Sal,. to the hI9hS? best bidder, for CSh at the WC%? MINORITY INTEREST IN . ,W-' `I ,,%e * The West I feet of Lot 9, all of Lots IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AMD CAPITAL ACCOUNTS calendardaysenngwiththecaIidate Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 am, The Caboose. none &6,2o7.43 .................. AND SECURITIES - - -- 0 siouste;n Seminole County, Florida. de%cribed at that a Suit to foreclose a Mortgage Pas been filed against you in th e -i V~~ , ~..!. - . 5. Arm)- as an occupational therapist. After the war, she worked in the same capacity — 6 TOTAL LIABILITIES Average of total deposits for the 15 Club, noon Ovic Cen ter Wilton, M n,*esota 54617 foriKlosed . 40 .r COULTER P0 Boi 3236 Forest City Fiorda3flSl notta?Pc?hantne RAY H SEACHRIST none 223 MEMORANDA WMNMAY,JANUARY 21 109,103.97 167,878-23 Other liabilities for borrowed money Mortgage indebtedness Ac ceptances executed by or for account Introithiietica to Astrology, 7:30 p.m., Sernincile Winter Springs Jayctesii 7 p.m., VFW Post 17JA t,ongwood. 3,730,074 ....... TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES ns ....... a I or d - olibt not lOflel)-1i(i Ii. .- ant to a Final Judgment of front nlratIon for heart stf cd licet-staincA twel. Couldn't we ) I6PubIcR:cords of Seminole DPndIn 'S NOTICE OF FOR CCLOSURC SUIT TO DAVID H. SCHUMAC £ tent her to . Circuit court of Seminole Cocrity. wife and gradLIll) nibbled aa n P11 Bnok PageNof the securities 77133 sold under agreements to repurchase . . Pref erred stock total r value IncietiN at Seminole County Health CenW, Frailch A venue, Saor Federal f unds purchased None 1,402,000-00 and 411M. ,Sft IN Trim,9 am Seminole Community College t1 Commutu Ser Education. 7237CAC Plaintiff, RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES (set up pursuant to I RS rulings) tice Statute%, To.WII: Section o&s og CHRISTOPHER JARRELL, a r-!or;da Slatulet, 1957 single man. et aL. Defendant S L. Hardman NOTICE OF SALE Publish Jan 10. 23. Frh 1. 8, 1976 CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-73-CA-09.5 TIIE STATE RANK OF FOREST CITY. ,i f lor,(j,i VAnk,rig cor poration, learnl to niaki gondnoughi of Mrs. Moore's herson immediately exclaimed Circuit Court. Seminole County. poralion. Florida In accordance with the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Kisse rted with an make hots ec from something tondensed milk co conut and nn ) tars of exrmen ss itli Florida Citrus Commission in accident in her kitchen man), 50 Prett)- Was his suggestion'! flavored gelatin. )eaN ago (People generally anyone interestcd in learning to its publication. So Mrs Moore started Vegetabk sculpture is make co nf ections, vege ta ble Making jel and furni t ure underestinlate Mrs. ,Nluore's coloring, cutting and shaping anotherartshe has perfected- sculptures or any of tile other are among MrS age b some 20 )ears but it the peel . Moore's into lilIe rues and and one ssch has made her a skills she has atuired would b,-.,,4de thlen but her un mntert is to say her candy- poinsettia b1ollins. She learned iiiakin1 kp mu at least a Mi to sugar it to decorate it iUi at Garden Cub and Woman s Moore S mar faceted life . century ago, and helping them She found icing, coconut and candied Peel. Club meetings all the way up With overwhelming vitality, the perfect outlet when during As she men1beN It , she was And one of her creations ti Fast Coast and as far west her aninited recollections spill World War I! she Joined the cording to the Plat thereof record" 80,W0.00 MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES Reserve for bad debt l os ses on I LNACTION l Slrs. Moore (lidn't have time to-eat roses out of sliced celery until nothing but the cloth band And it all s ta BONDS,and that I intend to register FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR said name with the Clerk of the TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor COUNTY. ederal funds purchased and securities soIdunderagreemen ts torepurcha of grapefruit. weeter future. Seminole County Flori da ac DEVU Deposits of United States Government . ........_. Deposits of States and political subdivisions ......... Deposits of foreign governments and official Institutions Deposits of commercial banks ... ... ........ Certified and officers ch ecks etc TOTAL DEPOSITS , ,. . s 8,772,923,02 (a) Total demand deposi ts - .52.932.150.69 (b) Total time and savings deposits of this bank and outstanding Ot her liabilities 14,015,M0.00 fst nob, noon, Sue Ann's Cape LIABI LITIES ships and corporations Time and savings deposits of individuals, par t ners h ips , and corporations None .... peel arid the orange garboge can It kis a far oscrthestrjkjngitternson thi ptt teat strnberrie f LOT 6,(Less the Southwesterly 10 feel thereof). and all of Lot 7 of Tampa, Florida 33"I Block "A", THORNBURGS AD DITION TO LLOYDS TERRACE Publish Jan. It, 1976 Demand deposits of individuals portner . None Other assets (including None direct lease f Inancing) , _ ..............._ TOTAL ASSETS I. The OLE COUNTY. E ACTION BAIL Rea' estate 1 G3000000 None assoclatedcompanies Customers liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding inshiiie tru' CUI T OF THE STATE F Florida Seminole rus Linkletter's show doing a years, before reinarrying in Then ,Mrs. Moore branched program, "Eat Your Hat." 1967I ler smnd husband (Led a fl cesult gouti) pule out into the ancient a of Each time she did exactly that couple of ea ago and M rs in the fruit of the Florida stains all over the boy, the sink -sugar moulding. Stle also IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I iz r t = - - . ., . - . - ihiner at least wra pped tile in. ,ide N CI , _____ - -.- .4 . rece )ti(n. EVELYN M SCHUMACHER. court House . at Sanford, Florida, at Norle Real estate owned other than bank premises Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and UM 1 Other loans . . Bank premises, furniture and fixtures Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, CALENnA FICTITIOUSNAME .... . - - I... . Lega is y oranges and lcmo rarcl sees I I w , - M , . .Z , •. peeling m orange at the kitchen (lClI(i(S tx)uquests of lilies, as colorado in nian dirition sink. 11cr yoong son, clam. WIIS even (lIS1hed for display In New York City, she a The mother of two cldn, bering Up to savor one of the at Tricia Nixon's wedding fared se ve ral times on Jack She wa s I widowed for nearly 40 One could say Enid Moore's fragrant segments. amident TER HOMES SUBDIVISION. ac owned other than bank premises 109,794.25 lnvestmentslnsubsidiarjesnotconsoijcj.ated none 3 879 000 00 Customer's liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding none Other assets (item a 0 "other Assets") Trading account securities ....................None S None direct leasefinancing) ..................86.6SI.ø) Federal funds sold and securities purchased agencies and corps. ..... .............. ........ DAVID ELLIOT Earlier in the cruise Obligations of States aripolitical subdivisions Arms Private First Class Anderson was designated 1 Other securities (including Federal Res John hi Elliot, 309 Sal' nautical title earned by sailors Dr.. Altamonte Springs, who have crossed the Artie recently was assigned to the Circle, %%hile taking part in a 1,424,AS4.50 Trading account securities ................ Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreemen t s ....................L500,000.00 ASSETS Obliga tions of other U S .. I .. • I -_ M 1 .. -.-.--. _ 7F , , 11% IF t\ l'Afll %'J11aii's l•:elitor Block 11, CRYSTAL LAKE WIN 6,239,000,00 Oviedo Senior H gn Sc)'ool . .$ 1.424.AsA.5o - - curits polki U.S. AIR FO R CE ______________________ 1; traditional nautical title earned Jepson. 550 E. Second St., Chuluota, graduated with ACADEMY, Colo. Cadet i ------by sailors who have crossed the the Air Training Command. honors from the U.S. Arm%- Richard W. Tobin 11, son of Mr. I The airnuan. who was trained Artie Circle. while taking part .__ exercise off the coast Noncommissioned Officers ' and Mrs. R.W. Tobin of W4 in special handling and storage in a NATO demy at Ft. ('Zilipbell, Ky. Lake Oriental Drive, Altamonte of air freight, is being assigned of Norway. CONSOLIDATED REPORI OF CO JeNson is assigned to Com- Springs, has been appointed A 1974 graduate of Seminole IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA with a unit of the Military High School, he joined t1le Navv Pan% AcaI B, Ist Bittalion, 327th training officer in his unit at the I Infantry of the 101st Airborne U.S. Air Force Academy I AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES Airlift Command. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC. 3i, !qis. Division at the fort. Tobin. ,I member of the class ! Corbett is a 1973 graduate of SAMUELANDEILSON .— _____ ______ Seminole High School. Pis wife, ASSETS .Nd1i Airman Recruit &-unuel ' Karen, is the daughter of ,%fr and mrs. Jessie L Hughes of Cash and due from banks (including $ None . the United Kingdom while serving aboard the aircraft nfe ct ione lie tntereo P . - 0 Betininii,!. - . o is Infantry March 196.1. WILIJAM CUNNINGHAM ,Mrs. James It. Bullock of 518 Hi rr1itks I Ias aim Dee 2 1I1 liC £ ran Arms eremnt William 1) Ilriarttond Court Altamonic Higgs. an electrician in Springs, has completed Air Cunnini,hain, son (if Mr. and in Columbus, (;a. lattalion of the division, en- Lackland AF13, Tex. t -- •• Cunningham earned the a w ard 1or as assigned to the 25th Air Force Master Sergeant and Force air cargo ss designated a Bluenose ' ORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLI DATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF TH~ ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD - Airnn Brantleyhigh School in Forest Arill)Infantry SAN AN1ONIO Sunday, Jan. Is, i916_1C Too Go d in Suinford. His wife, Paula, is systems on Army aircraft. Benning. the daughter of Mrs lice fie iss presently ed rice enter the Arm in I. RONA1111 RIGGS sergeant Filteau of 211 Bennet St., July 1975 and tompleted b,asic Arms Specialist he Ronald Winter Spiings Company, s hlitHiqUar training at Ft Jackson, S.C. W. lfigg,s, 22, whose wife, Judy, Ile is a 1975 graduate of I.ake Headquarters Comm and, U.S, JASILS BULLOCK mnI parents Mr and M - -_ School The expert rating is the Eveiiing Herald, Sanford, Fl. -_ Mrs. K.A. Sanders, Sanford, %IICIRELLEDFORI) issigiunent In during us officer, Ist Battalion, training in the security police lie received instruction on on the 10th Con Cadet Tobin is a 1972 field, U.S Brigade, function and principles of The Studen t graduate of Lyman High I,edford attended high school operation powertrain Army Infantry School at Ft of specialist with and Mrs. Henry T Judkins of toinputer systems field it in \tannheirn, German) a unit of the Strategic Air WOMEN -_ will give him valuable job and I,ackland AFB, Tex. propulsion system course at the leadership experien ce prior to The a ir man remaining at Army's Transportation School, becoming a commissioned I atkl4ind for spcciali'ed Ft Eustis Va DONflt Arm) Pritate Den T I yles, Mrs. Eugene H. Hall of 140 son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Stone)Tie Drive, ingwood, J.yl es , 110 Mobile Ave., t raining at Lackland AF s BRIAN TRERICE and i'a 1969graduateofOsjjo leadership ANTONIO Airman Private Brian S Trerice 19, was awarded a Certificate of I h1A l High Schooland attended Eagle academic standing lie has also d.f d f Mr so n of Mr and Mrs Robert J Achjecnient Dci 1, while University at Ft. Campbell. been promoted to cadet Capr e Ledford of lit Trerlce 405 Carlisle Ave., serving with the Combat His wife, Geraldinc, lives Ili tain. 2, Oviedo, has completed Mr Altamonte Springs on Dec. 11 Support and Maintenance Woodlawn, Tenn. Assignment to this position Foree basic training at completed an aircraft Department at Ft. Benning, Ga. x . I 1A a-- - ; :! . ~ , ,,v.#-4 - -.W#, -,- . - A- - - * . 5', S " ' t'. , . _________ _______ I I . _________ �___________ ___________ Marlin-Neal L- %._ 1r. and Mrs W illi;un U. tishur. Mi.s. is th tziriin nf Srinrnrd nnni,n, ik. ø- For Older People -- _ =.- -'•- I . . If - _____ tnford is tt gr intlihughter Itt sbur iiih S iiOoi I Mr. and Mrs. Norman raduated from Ic Swutcr \dlcrmocnf1otters NI) and (0u1t (outC in I tl iii the late Mr. and Mrs. John . is a fireman and owner of Martin. 't 1972 graduate of A-Line Fire Extinguisher and _____________ -• if - i ____ . .. . •' .t, ' ' •: . / i,.:: teaspoon salt 2 eggs, separated l'i CUpS Floricb grapefruit Juke from grapefruit 2 packages t3 ounces eachi ladLngers 1 cup bean cream, Iiipped 1 cup grapefruit sections from grnp4-trtIt Cut grapefruit in half and ream 2 grapefruit to yield I curs juice. With rc:naining 2 haIve, remove sections and rerve; there should be I cup. Remove any remaining membrane. Reserve grapefruit shells. n small sauc.pni mix ,e1atme, i cup sugar and salt. In small bowl beat together egg yolk.s and reserved P cups grapefruit Juice; stir into gelatine mixture. Place over low heat; stir consLant!>' until gelatine dissolves and mixture thickens slightly, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat. Chill, stirring 0C rasionallv until ti.ture mounds slightly when droPped from a While gelatine mixture is chilling, split ladyfingers and place, trowned side next to shell, around inside of grapefruit shells. % gelatine mixture has chilled, beat egg whites small mixing bowl until soft peaks form. Beat in remaIning 'i cup sugar and continue beating until stiff peaks form. Fold into gelatinc mixture. Fold in whipped cream and grapefruit sections. SPOOn into prepared grapefruit shells. Chill until set, several hours. Garnish ith strawberr halves, Yield: 6 ser1ngs \ _____ HOT (;RAI'ErRurr SOUFFLES 2 Florida grapefruit 12 tablespoons cornstarch s cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar, divided 'a cup Florida grapefruit Juice from grapefrth I eggs, separated a teaspoon cream of tartar _____________________ I - - - -- ",, , - - ' --' ______ = - - 'T ' . . " 3d,, -_-Z :;. " ,...,' • ' _''.lII.I._ - ' — - --' — Three desserts that are as easy as they are fun: Grapefruit (.arl,otte front); Ho Grapefruit Souffles with Warm Grapefruit uer and Hot Grapefruit Halves Cut grapefruit in half, ream halves, being careful not to tear shells. Measure cup grapefruit juice and Jtemove iiiembrane from shells and ceW' shells. In medjuju 1 cup grapefriiJt juice i cup water In medium saucepan mL sugar, cornstarch and salt. Stir in grapefruit JUice and water. Place over medium 1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch teaspoon salt ' Marriage Applications '* A. _ - _ I' ,__________ __________ 4!t1'j * , t' JA YCEETTES Sanford-Seminole Jayceees entertained their Jaycee husbands and other guests at a dtner party Jan. 10 at thc Saulotd liwne of DistrIct 8 Jaycee President, Larry Blair, and his wife, Mary, (right), HOskuSbcrryKltfler(Ieft),ce,Jeuniferlo,dCJBau ENTERTAIN Club Notes _____________ ______ - --: -i ___________ ..,_ - - 3 lo f j s h \/\/ it ti pOUIt() or fish. Arid when the emphasis Is on weight reduction, oranges provide a way to add juicy goxl taste without unwanted calories, Here, Fresh oranges are a tasty and colorful addition tofishfillets. The fillets are marinated in orange Juice before baking. The orange Juice lends a delightful piquant flavor to the mildness of the sole. After their orange Juice beauty bath, the fillets go on a baking sheet together with a colorful mixture of choed scallions, diced green pepper and tomatoes. A brief baking seals in the delightful flavors. Just before th fish is ready to come out of the oven, a topping of fresh orange slices is added and the dish is heated through. goon catch - just 2) caiories per serving, 1 tomato, peeled and chopped round out the menu. green pepper 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted oranges, peeled and thinly sliced The United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association has imothcr tip for dieters, this time about fresh 'uult, Famed for its low calorie count, its ze..ty flavor can be com• plemented by the natural sweetness of fresh grapes, for addition of calories, Whatever fruit YOU choose, >0(111 be adding a note of natural) sweet pleasure to your diet. M had tA%c.Dat1dLIbple' w 4 r4 - _________ - ____________ , I scallion, thinly Iced or (2 tablespoons chopped fresh onlonI ' - . -- - '' -- Fulford 22, ' A _______ - - - - FIo>d E. Snives,38, Rt. I box Larry P. Sin,th. 43, Box 28o) ZIIM.,-IoyceEEichler,35,Rt. lake Mary,DanitaR. Braden. 1 Box 234 M 27, RI 2, Box 463 3 - ________________ -- - . .— ____ -. -.- - ('hnrlcs C. Waltcrsdorf, &4, Hilly P. Borgard, 23, 2363 414 David St., Wuicr Springs, Brookahire Ave., Winter Park, J1ikne M. Jocobelli, 63, Virginia S. Friston, 24, 203 Aibert St., Wi:ter Springs. Dorak1 C. Sarles, 36, P0 Box harT)' C. Pinkerton, 46, 123 Club Rd., 1)onna J. Weldon, 182, Wtnda ,J. Curry, 40, 2776 Hidgewood Ave. 21, Ia Ciab ltd. -" ,. - I=:=: - -- a 'fl - S - -- QUILTED LOOKS Wednesday night Vivian Wheeler and Pila Ihihes were hostesses to a stirprise stork shower at the Hughes home honoring Sharon Mack, an attorney S S ' - -r- - --- s A-_ = - -= --:- -- - -= - - -----:- -=-' - - = ----st:-=-=-= - - - -- - -- -= - V- c-:- 1==!? - - = :=-' =' ---=-- -- - v - :- - - - ' r'- £ - - i.- ' .. - Mrs Kenneth nnr't?p Wing will return to her herrie this s%l'ekend from Florida Hospital where she underwent surgery. ': ç" -" . .-." Miracle ofk _________ Instant ____ - ___ Ageing Dissolutions L Problem New Jeans Solves — (fl' j,p seconds! I, Iutfi II$ 11(1S __ - - '' ..z 'I _____ - r--' - - , ', , - _____ .: . , -_____ - ' '' O1 -, _____ - = - - -- - -- - - - . UL ' Iooh, ur o*n d. - :- -. -. - - - -.: - - DENIM AD ER 1or s..i,ai ,x' .. - .. -, . -. ....:... . . .-''-. -' - 'I rt- - EFEC- -- ' - --' -.. -.-..'"i--':. --"- , - - -.... .' '- - . ..'-- - . -. • - .' ':-- - . 5- -' - .--............. r,.:. - i,.. . --' - :._.. -.- ',4 .. ____________ __'.: '%.'._ --_ -_ '- ,. .5 - - -_ Decorating Den. trash holders, Six new trash uarreis will be painted and decorated with the 4-hi clover - J D R A P E R I ES , - Off .,./ -, I The 16 clubs in Semninok County will landscape the area with flo'ers and shrubs. If anyone would like to donate plants or paint, please call the office at 322-71 LINE I over -, 5 I. ' - two -. -- ' - ________ ______ ___________ - jai*/FREE DECORATING SERVICE __ COORDINATING DRAPERIES, CARPET AND WALLCOVERING 4 WE COME TO YOUI PH. 3223315 -- NO CHARGE OR OBLIGATION - rrr- p P11 IL I W i_Las -.-- — lic West urn SANFORD, FLORIDA , - - ' - DecOfaUng Den, - - - ,), (mdi-. and Mrs. .i. 0. Peg-kIn - - - - = -- = _ -- - - = ---_ =_..- I - - ---= - .,_-=- - -- - - - - -_ - - - -' - - ==' _;- ;7J- = - ,-:--:-==- ==- =- - -=- -t: ---t-= - - - ,...-r - f L. a ',&*'.- '' . r, Fj., -., p., -- - : .- è" -! .•. _, ' Debbie Carawdll accepts check to aid 4-H Commimity Pride Project from Earl Higginbotham Standard Oil Company agent (Herald Photo by Bill Vtnctnt Jr.) a é4, I ,P,4"...0 :i-.i.-*j J. , ' ; ,-.0 v',,, i'' - -','i4s ' ':; '''-'w I r't1,,,'5-j":'.' 5. .5 t '.,Tt' '1' •''.= '--p.- - - ,'•?. c' ', _ - • ' ' -a-j.trTIY('-i.. " -Y',- (' r 'r fr - -r'-'. .=i. 'p..' •,., D .a' - .'•- 4 - j ,,,. - 4 . ,-•' 4,,, _________________________________________________________ SANFORD PLAZA .c.'t,a -*' ;'- r p.1. .ç' -' - '. ,1't',".' " -.iY t' 1 , _j( • ,, -h" .l "4-- "'r'.'-"-'r( __________ , ,r _, . - ,'-i i-;-; '-' 7,, - • . ,, - " ,_ 't' '-, - ç - ,,* - '. .r/ 2-' r •r._ .4 .'. '.- '__* -*s - -, p. -, ". - - - •' F - ''P.-...r'' ,'.J £- - - ,' jk"k ... 2.. a-" :zx " - -'.ir.P,,, '' - '._' t , 7 - ''' r .,,-' * ,,' -, - ,i •- - I 111' . - ''=' s_. ¶ -. a .,-_ 'iri 411' prp.q . "' - ' 'r ' r -- 14 ' ' - ALTAMOPITE MALL "I v - - __ -=, 4 '.CTh - -:------------=- -- - . - -- 'L 'iC= - ?,.YL_.S> $__ T You and the groom's father marriage. Having spent a week be ashamed of himself and he should sit "sith the family" in together is not sufficient reason said I was the one who was c3) _______ ' - ! ps,,, 'l) 4. j . ,Sd , ' çv -. - - - ________________ - ,. - ,.. ,'... - - - - _ - - - .. . .. -. - ... • ,. • .•. ................. . ,. - ,.- - - . -. i- ' -. -. - - H _______ _______________________________ years now. ==- -: -.,' ______ coimie in hand>' on their - Who's right? IX)NNIE l)EAI{ t)ONNIE: You are, = - -- -- - I -'-!" -' r vacation. again, but he has a shack-up is very upset about It. lie called make ends meet. slaying there. Furthermore, girl friend. Where does she fit the police and had his daughter My brother and his wife are >ur brother must have a cash In? She is the pushy type who andher"fIance"brouglt back going away for a two-week register where his heart would do anything Ju3t to get Now the question; These kids vacation, and they asked Mom belongs. into the limelight are very much In love and want if she would stay at their place DEAR ABBY: I am a man If she shows up, would it be to marry. My brother is o to look after their dog. Mom who likes to keep ho, proper or inc . to haul her Into posed to the Idea becau.sc they said she would. My brother broider, knit the alley and girt' her a few are so young. I say, and do all the as long as wants to charge her $25 a week, things wallops before the ceremony? the kids ladies like to do. There Is have spent a week He S.fly5. "Where eLse can she nothing wrong with me, but I do I'd stue like to. Thank you. together, why not let them get free room and board with a take a bid bf kidding about it, GROOM'S MOM marry and see how it works free telephone and color TV for What is a good answer to l)EAR MOM: If the shack-up out? that little?" these wiseacres? girl friend sho up, resist the What (10 OU say? lie wouldn't have to provide urge to haul her into the alley SAM IN CAMDEN CONCERNED UNCLE food for Morn because she's on l)EAIt .SAM: I)on'$ say and give her a fe tlallops. She DEAR ('ON('ERNED: I think a special diet and she buys her anything when you're kidded. could haul you Into court for the kids hoWd grow up before Own. He who EXcUsF:s himself, .:'!t tn! 1 ttt'r icqrnI' fh' rrcpc nIhilf1Ies f I told my brother he ouiht to ('('t' FN hi mci-If -=--=-= .( 'S...'A"J " .5L ...- . - - - Do we have to together in the receiving line, marry. sit together in the church and DEAR ABIIY: My niece, who DEAR ABBY: My mother is stand together in the receiting is 14 years old, ran off with her a widow. She raised my brother line just as though we were still boyfriend last week, intending and me alone, and it wasn't married to each other? to elope. The boy is 15, ea.$)'. She does janitor work Call Today. irs easy. Appointmen days, evenings, or wee¼ends,aI - — - ..;.- -,-":'- 1)EAR ABI3Y: My son is being married soon. his father 2000 :, .-- - -- ft..- ,, ..(.c, , t ('a -"3 - J/5. Ex-Wife Wants Last Licks At Ceremony - I. - - - Dear Abby ENTIRE - - -- ' •-',. - - The purpose of the program is to encourage 4-Il members to conLmunity.mine organlz- would like to do, then submits Earl Higginbothami, local develop pride in their corn- ations. their proposals to the State 4-H Standard Oil agent, recently munity anti themnselves by The Standard Oil of Kentucky office for judging. This year 118 presented Seminole County 4working together and funds the Florida 4-H Coin- proposals were submitted by 48 Hers' portion d the funds, cooperating with other 4-Hers, $150, munity adults and other civic and county Pride program. Each counties, A total of $9,600 was to Debbie Carswell 4-hi Coot-determines what it given by Standard Oil. dinator. Fabric and Tailoring _______ , : . :_ _______________________________________________ L .. . -';-'-.' - - 4, , - - 14L 1 - - - cr.ats sigr Wii Sr * 1-: - = O.i a Ioo, a '. _______ 'i* - .=. - f•krih" 'ook. flaurat=., - - spray Some on a == :•':' 5. 1 with mnakhlng envelape bag. For double-quilted warmth, make a cotton ball and then Smooth the reversible coat (right) with a long, easy shape. hair with - -- ______ -5 Sp*iyn I) -- I -T-'--=. - -. , - I a - -: - formation, call the Annie Russell Theatre Box Office at ,b-2145 from I to 5 p.m. 1Ionday through Friday. Robert G. Feather & Pamela - I ____________________________________________ - - = - ___ I (crc leaving the house, I!.kyourrnake.upinamjn.or ' a 'tndos It gites >ou chance to correct an. conctics 'excess causeti i., working under artificial ligLi t)i' - "S , ____ quilted fabrics around and atari sewing. Make a smart, lightIf you have trouble with weight khaki clothe, bag (left) for weekend trips; it holds flyaway hair bait you dont like hangers Inside, folds In half and straps to )rotw shoulder. Goes hairapray, EASY TO MAKE UL the women An her office, a Ba Earhi American crib. Twenty-two guests shared the happy occasion with the hostesses and lanorce, ?!1, to% ____ - Beauty Tips --J guest, who is expecting her first baby' shed a few tears nt'ør #h 5ul af II UU UIIIt -, - - ;I - L 1 dnS .ouege Opens Its third pcOOUCtOfl we American icentennia1 season on Jan. 29 with the production of N. Richard Nash's "Tha' Rainmaker." Performances COfltinue through Feb. 1 with curtain time at 8:30 p.m. There is one matinee scheduled for Feb 1 at 2 p.m. "The Rainmaker" is the romantic Broadway comedy hit set in a ranch house in t.h(Y Southwest at a time of a dimmaging draught. The family of a father, played by Rol1 theatre director Dr. Robert Juergens, and two sons are not only worried about a lack of rain, but also a lack of suitors (or the daughter of the house. The Rollins production is being directed by [-aul Malluk. - 2O Following the ceremony, - I ainrna er Thanks to the cooperation of resting from the hustle _________________________ George W. Gordon & TIVE or and held at the Sheraton Twin invitation yet, contract National Sodety, Daughters of Lake Mary Police Chief harry bustle of the holiday season, 05r -s Mrs. discson was the changing of Catherine J. the American Revolution met Benson, Patrolman Towers on Feb. 14. ThIs formal Linda (Dan) Coughlin, 980 the meeting night and place. Priscilla Sue. Thomas Bowman Waters & isocs, at the home of the Regent, Mrs. Tumnminja was the guest of the of the Associate event is held to raise money for Virginia Drive, Winter Park, The vote was unanimous. Ron Board the members P0 Dci.,rli4j A. W. Lee, on Friday Florida S>ph>. the na Florida Symphony Fin., Jane Leretta Garver Perkins with the Regent presiding, afternoon, speaker, Officer Thmrninia was face one more busy time, Orchestra and includes music • $ C DENIM FADER kits ut 5-4 9. allowed to bring one of the Lake preparations for the Starting with the February & Franklin Boos hostesses were Mrs L W. Ross Mary Police vehicles into Ball. S>inphony (or dancing b' the Siphon>' ec cm o du meeting, the Auxiliary will Hillsborough Co., Paul and Miss Edith G. BeaU. VFW A uxiliory Orehestra and the Renegade Winter Springs to demonstrate meet on the second Wednesday Milislagel & Shirley The The Ball Committee has been Brass, free champagne and a Presldent.General's the various pieces of the month (instead of the Marlene S. Barnes & Paul C. of equipment meeting at the home of sumptuous buffet breakfast. ,______________ Veterans of Forei first) and the meeting will be messe was an read by Mr. R.E. used in law enforcement today. Chairman (Mrs.) Eleanor Accoriunodations for Joyce Elaine Richier & Ivan True, and interesting Wars held at the Post Home at 197 N. Dean ce,, overnight Auxiliary to Winter Springs (Frank) Kane)' all week, and stars at reduced rates article on national defense was highway are Post 54 17.92, IMngwood. held a regularly youngsters were escorted mailed invitations on Jan. 9 Diana Kay Laird & Robert given by the chairman, available at the Sheraton, Mrs. C. outside the meeting place to scheduled meeting on Jan. 7, at Joel The The S>mphony E. Butler. next meeting will he held Ball will be If you have not received your watch Officer Tuinmninia 8 p.m. The major topic of Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. An invitation was read from operate the siren, radio and PA U Wekiwa Chapter to attend system. their meeting on Jan. 20. after After all the group had in. which Mrs. Stanley Pierce read tended the demonstration, they an article on the Indians. returned to the meeting hail Seminole Countyup 4-Hers are With Miss Reall pouring, where they took part in a lively getting all geared begin refreshments were served to question and answer session working on this year'stoCom0 Mrs. Lee, Mrs. H. E. True, Mrs. with Tumnijnia. I.uflene Ball, Mrs. C. E. Butler, To the delight of the group, miiunit>' Iide IoJect. A Mrs. F. E. Houmillat, Miss Tumminij j agreed to "come This project is a citizen.ship Irene Hinton, Mrs. John Meish, back" and this time to bring activity the 4-Hers do to imMrs. Stanley Pierce, Mrs. finger printing apparatus for a prove their community. Mullet Lester, Wildncr, Mrs. -lemonstration This was Lake Park, located off S. II. 46 Talmadge Wiley, Mrs. Lester Tumminla's second guest is the object of this year's Pitchford, Mrs. Elizabeth appearance before the group, proposal. The 4-tiers hope to Lewis, Mrs. Fred harris, Mr-s. The next meeting of the improve the park so that they I.. W. Ross and guests, Mr3. J. Junior Police will take place on and other civic groups will use W. Soverns and Mrs. Frank Jan. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the Mullet. Lake mnore frequently church. Major topic of for picnics anti outings. discussion will be the future Junior Police plans and projects of the be 1emtrs of 4-H groups will -repainting the existing = The Winter Springs Junior organijo, ,' tables in green and white and Police held a regularly also buying two additional scheduled meeting on Jar,. 6, at Symphony Ball tables from a local high school. . 7:30 p.m. at the Seventh-day Since there is a problem of Adventist Church on Moss ORLANDO, While most of i retaining trash barrels, 4-H will = Road. Central Florida's residents are purchase three double chained ____ ficiati ' at the d bI I c"remony Mrs KIn organist. The iride chose a three..piece white suit (or the oc('iISiOfl. She was served by matronofhonor,tnezR, (indr. William Rose USN Ret.) was best man. bridal couple was presented with aby specially engraved ___________________________________ plaque Millie Schweickyt. _________________________________________ Mr. and Mrs. Perkins t ill make their home in San(0rd — .4 ' Donation Aids 4-H Pride Project Thaw fish if frozen, rinse and pat dry with paper towels, Place in shallow dish or bowl. Sprinkle fish with teaspoon salt. pepper and ginger. Mix orange and lemon juices, pour over fish and let stand 20 minutes. Place 'Ish in shallow baking pan, reserving juice mixture. Top fish with scallion. tomato and green pepper; spnnkle With remaining . teaspoon salt and drizzle with melted butter. Bake In 350 degree F. oven 15 minutes. Pour Juice mixture over fish and top with orange slices. Bake 15 minutes longer or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. 1 pound fresh or frozen Flounder I filets I teaspoon salt, divided 4 teaspoon pepper 'a teaspoon ground ginger ' Up fresh orange juIce Juice of I lemon _________________________________ - I - FISH Fll.i.ETS WIll! FRESIIORAN(;ESAUCF Calorically speaking, Fish Fillets with Fresh OrangeSauce isa healthful a () r a n g e s r . J . -- ,P Daniel C. Scherer, 500 Ralph E. Bled.soe, . 611 Langwood.Oviedo Rd., Winter Wilshire Dr., Casselberry, Springs,, Abb> D Waits, fl, horseman Cove, Winter linda C. Schoen, ,1016 WInter C'-a 'a'lberrv k[ 'springs Michael - _______ r '- - - 24 at 4 p.m. at First United Mho1ilst hurcfh anford, . r7 the Ste Attorney's office in Sanford. The young couple lhes In a house on the Hughes property. S fOI_ Calorie Counting ? Yield: 20 section,s !-- r "" 11 III • Sallie harrison Chapter, Fresh orange slkes add Interest and good taste to Flab Fillets with Fresh Orange Saner, which has just 220 calories per sening In top part of double boiler, combine carmel can(ljes and water. Heat over boiling water until candies are melted. Place gm'efruit sections about 2 inches apart on waxed paper; using a teaspoon, pour caramel sauce over each section. Sprinkle with chopped nuts. Using a spatula, transfer grapefruit sections to a large plate and chill until read> It) serve. _________ I and E.B. Stowe. ____ For the oast the Lake Mary home of Mr. p.,., and Mrs, L.B. traaa hughes has been filed with excitement and activity, Pila's mother, Maria Anita Salcedo, and two sisters, Cam -ida Anita Salcedo and Ann Maria Salcedo departed Friday for their home in Torreun, Mexico after spending two weeks with the family, Central Florida and Its attractIons were fascinating to the Mexican viltors. During their stay, Gwenne Butler entertained at a luncheon honoring trio at her Lake Mary DAR To Attend Wekiva Chapter Meef - ' - - -- Dii a n 1 Sharon 's husband, William, ao an on-ppOq ____ 6 tablespoons water a cup finely chopped walnuts -'Ri Man) ltemsha%c alread) been conibuted including (our loel) oil paintings done by talented local artLsLs, Mildred Babcock, associatcd 1th the public defender's office in Of Marriage Odom- Perlcjns Are Married - --------- -- Nor • I bag (11 oUncesi caramel candies " final touches to the labors of love they plan to exhibit intheannuaIAIFesval, a combined project of Sanford Woman's Club and Members are also reminded that the Jan. 21 festival will be an apPropriate time to bring their "white elephants" for the FebI "Fun Tjme.F'und Raising" benefit, also an — - 2 FlorIda grapefruit, peeled and sectioned j - a ____________________ ('ARAMEL (;R1%PEFIwIT SE('TIONS - I ___ . ½-'c r . __ CUSTO M p __________________ _______ lake Mary Clondike Abbott Jr, 31, 1712 Kenneth P Solomon, 20, W. 15th, Dais>' M. Fisher. 32, Hartsdale NY, Nancy E. 1818 Lincoln Ave. Silverman, 20, Alexander Ave. Deltona Reynold H. Campbell, 37, 33 U. Monroe Terr., Jenatha Dennis J. Stevens, , Hall, 27, same ai. Washington Ave.. Sandra .1. Woodworth 30 Kissimmee ItobertD.Johflsofl,,133W . Orange St., Apopka, Janett M. Le!and D. Vandiver, 41, Box Robison. 21, 1661 E. Votaw G2 Orange City, Grace C. Rd., APOPka. Funk, 50, Lake Helen. ____ ____ r'_ ._ - _____ ____________ __________ / 3 euc 'gar inblcspoons chopped candled ginger 1 cup raisins 1 cup chopped walnuts In large kettle, combine rapcfruit sections and %ater. Place over low heat, stir constantly until mitw- v iuiiit to a boil. Add remaining ingredients and stir until sugar dissolves Urim to a boil. Boil rapidly, stirring constantly, 20 to 30 minutes, until jelly thermometer registers 220 degrees F. Ladle into sterilized Jelly or canning jars. Fill to within inch of top screwcaponcen1> and tight I> Insert (or a few seeonth and stand jars upright to cool. Yield: 5 8-ounce jars 2'2 pints. To section Florida grapefruit, cut slice from top, then cut off peel in strips from top to bottom, cutting deep enough to remove white membrane, then rut slice from bottom. CiI(WOlJtTE (RAPEFRIJIT SECTiONS 2 florida grapefrults, peeled and sectioned 6 bars tI ounce each milk chocolate i teaspoon gratcil orange rind 2 tablespoons milk '- a cup shredded coconut In top part of double boiler combine milk chocolate, orange rind and milk. Heat over simmering water until chocolate melts. Place grapefruit sections about 2 inches apart on waxed paper; using a teaspoon, pour chocolate sauce over each section. Sprinkle with shredded coconut. Using spatula, transfer grapefruit sections to a large plate and chill until ready to serve, Yield: About 20 sections ___ same add. (;RAPEFRUIT WINE l JELLY 1' cups Florida grapefruit I jvticc 'z cup Claret MIne 3' up sugar I holc cloves I stick cinnamon L., bottle 3 ounces) liquid P'ifn In large saucepan combine grapefruit juice, Claret, sugar, cloves and cinnamon. Stir over low heat until igar dissolves, Simmer S to 6 minutes. remove whole spices. Bring to a full rolling boil, Stir in liquid pectin. Boil hard for 1 minute. Ladle Into sterilized jell> or tanning Jars F ill to ithin 'Inchof top; screw cap on e'enIv - and tightly. -Invert br a few seconds and stand jars upright to cool. Yield: 3to48-ounce Jars. GRAPEFRUIT CONSERVE 6 cups Florida grapefruit sections, about S grapefruit I cup atcr v'', _______ Of Grapefruit The natural flavor of fresh oranges makes them mixture thickens and comes to a boil. Remove From heat and serve warm. 1101 GRWEFItUIT 1IALVLS 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1 tablespoon honey L teaspoon cinnamon cup raIsins ' cup chopped walnuts 'i cup shredded coconut 2 Florida grapefruit In medium saucepan melt butter. Remove frcm heat and stir in honey, cinnamon, raisins, walnuts and coconut. Cut grapefruit in half; remove core. Cut around each section. loosening fruit from membrane, tk not cut around entire outer edge of fruit. Spoon raisin filling into the middle of each grapefruit half and spread on top. Place grapefruit In shallow baking pan. Bake in 350 degree F. oven 15 minutes or until hot. Yield: 4 servings. and cupsugar. Stir in the grapefruit juice and cook over medium heat, stirring conStantly, until niixture thickens and comes to a boil; boil 3 minutes. Remove from heat and beat in egg yolks, one at a time. saucepan to heat; cook 1 minute. Remove from heat; ietcoollominute& In large bowl beat egg whites and cream of tartar until soft peaks form, gradually beat in remaining 2 tablespoons sugar and continue beating until stiff peaks form. Fold into grapefruit mixture. fl into peepared grapefrtmjt shells. Bake in 375 degr= F. oven 15 minutes. Serve with Warm Grapefruit S1UCC WARM GRAPEFRUIT SAUCE I ______________________ _________________________________ a' I Spread A Little Citrus Suns me _____ - \;':1 ____________________ ___ - .. annual affair to riist funth for the dub's civic Club. Members axe reminded thnt any type of arts and crafts which they have created will tx arceptab!e, from neeldecraft to woodworklnu Winners will compete in the district contest, followed by state competition, and on to the national Judging. Registration is scheduled on the day of the festival, Jan. 21, from 9,30 until 10:45 n.m. Judging will take place from 11 n.m. until noon, followed by a covered dish luncheon, Judging the festival will be Mrs. Leo (Rubyi King, Mrs. Bob (Martha) Orwig and Mrs. Jack (Pam) .. - Bag Nimble fingers of mans Sanford Womenarehardat ____________________________________ . Diet? Humbug! Grab A - - and apple rake definitely not a good viJue. The butter is that it's low in Consumers Union reported on Fair or Poor, although all were cobbler, cost 99 cents for a total cost per 20 grams of protein (or satwated fat. Peanut butter Is tests of frozen chicken dinners considered Acceptable. of 15 ounces. The Swanson 3. the Swanson Entree was 49 an economical alternative to in the June 1973 issue of Con. Consumers Union discovered CourseDinnerdidcontain those cents — better, but still no cheese and canned tuna. .- - A r t Fe s t I va I S I a te d r ______ __ - __ ____________ chicken dinner from scratch, Union tested were judged either vegetable soup, NORMA JEAN MARTIN -. ___ In And Around Sanford _____ tempted to bu 'ckagcd frozen ners acre rated Vir) Good included chicken and hipped frozen chicken dinners the and a glass of skim milk • foods because they're so easy to Hanquet and Swanson. Cicken potatoes cost about 59 cen (or cost in terms of the protein -- prepare For the benefit of dinne oide more than half ti of the following to atotalof8ouns TheSanson prosided lhecostper2ograms dalI) aI1oance thoSewhoxnightpreferopop, brands were rated Good: 3•Course Dinner, which in. of protein in a Swanson 3• frozen chicken dinner into the Morton and Sultana. The rest of cluded chicken and whipped Course Dinner was 58 cents, rotein (or most people. p currently employed as a clerk Tht weddin, iil be at, vcnt at the Seminole County FMar iat3pin. in ltheran Sheriffs Dept. Church of tIn' Redeemer, 11cr fiance. horn in lIat Sanford. -. in;Herafd,s=aoford,Fta of ( ONUMHITh Union's tutthoedthatome h$cken di asno the best to er 60 per tent more Uar (Ninth Inn Series) think peanut butter is of the frozen chicken dinners guide to what you get for your the chIcken.and.whipid.pofor kids, think again. People who lie alone or ok Fared quite nell in term of money F or instance 'hen e t ito dinner and gac )OU cxa only for ttwmdes and one taste iaiut butter is atiI1y OnC OF checked prices in ugut 1975 focxi of little nutritional alue th bst protein bu)s around . - -- I fly2 ngagemcn( of th daught s i'n Noriiui Jean. to Tommy Glenn \lrs Eugene Felder f \eal, n of Mr .md Mrs 0 aI the late Mr \uil of Ibur hakr , l%6 grui(e of 3 FlorIda grapefruit I envelope untlavored - "-='-- _L_t rand.son of , t. '. . . -----r-I - -- - - - _____ _____ --i--i -,1 ,,,•..,j'',.t, - I La;' t '- '-'. S ,' j4.S• ',•.f .' ,, - 5-.V..- -, .•., '1 L' .' • '-" - - I-. ',- - V - '.' ',, r, '_ ______ •S, - - - - ' -- -'p'- ..5' ." . " " -• - -- 'F ,ij_ V 't1. - ' - '. — '. - 4s -• - S,,. - ' •"j3' .•'*•• t'J. i--..',-' ' ., .,''.,5Y- " ., ', l'a5 - ------- To love is to share, That's why we created Wed-Lok 5 , our eclusjve 14 kar4it : '_ ---j -- '-5, '- -. '- gold matching wedding bands. noc.nt,,.j ta$kit-epii d.sigrt. H's - $125 IWti $120 I b Satin Iinsti. ungravid rentss, 11 g sas Hirs $80 CC Engrarid ov.flapørng cIr.i11. H $130 Hire $115 ('innienm Ways t iiu ZALES rht' I)iarnond Store -"a' S .,' - ., - - , .- •, : ,., i-__ •• '-, , =- -.' - -.- �e j I. - _. - - ___ . . - .. - __ - - S - - : • -- .- -, - I - * . . . . TT 4 - ------- :--.' - , . -- _ - - ---.=_.. Sunday, Jan. 18, 1976 Mort Di nner Walker Tirne] ACROSS 18 Dried by I.'JJLI / (vJHT Il \ Itl \ - F-71 S., tO. Ill IF / .. Sansom 4E P6W I6STILL y LPTE 'J t Art fE ) o... Ill ll L UN LONG - - 2 4] 3 IIA E1iL!i ' SLA LE IV \ cj I by Lorry Lewis - t.r 4 A1DTH OKA"... ~Z TT I MAQAT LL 0 I ___ . - 8 Road Curves - 5- A11261,1110 1_ ff ~ - - - -- -- -- -- -- 'S T - --------- - - . - -- -. 1; 33 Cduntny Asia 35 Used a nautical ro'e 40 Make centan 43 Microbes 45 Sacrificial block 46 Soup -47 IJtlied 48 Taro, for instance 50 Trieste Ill measure SI -- of milk 52 Heroic poetry 55 - Potatoes - 1 im f : -- - - -- - --k - -.h. - - - 5, _ ~ --__ = - - _Z~-"4.1111i !'t _ '... ... ~'I .-.. Z _ 11 A' ml~* - , 7.. , .!. ( -• . l -. - V -1). --S -5k. J:-1 ~~ L~_ _ I .. .I~ - l~-_ - I hi - =. 'y*. ' ;_ - :k. -' . -_ i V __ 1 I - '.- . -. -t" t v .-. • ~ _W~ SI ISS;. '.. _. - - -.--.- - i- _____ il ___________ ; -: ____________ ' , 7`1 -- ". W -, -1 ;tk__( -_--_ _.___ - - -. .il `~--_- _... ~ -: - -- --- --- - - . S .4 - I pla _ S L I_-~ - 11 _1~7% 1. - . z4 I - • - 0 0 Ii_ - I __ =,A % ill 4.5 T-': of -- . 1. 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I- __11-%1I1rftll ~, , ,l lj_~ ~ " fl I A I)ble 3 5& Pass [lass Pass Opening lead - la _____ .1 !! r1.__-1 SALE' is bridge man of the year for Crisi s" 0 e c am pionships:ndlorhlskngcon linuing work on behalf of world bridge relationships. Julius. who has held every possible bridge office. has also found time to be a top player, Maybe not at the ii 00K5 % LICIOUS) / OI-C 1CHU RCH CAK J(ITIS! SEEK & FIND' , I. , The answer is that he cer- the laws of the game have not changed g ggreatly r Y from his first ones (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send St to- "Win at Bridge." do this nov,-spaper, p o Box 489 by Bob Montana ARCHIE AN ANOQOIO.' YIHO 2 A740Q00 wrs THAT SUTTON ON YOUR HELMET FOR 7 DOES IT TURN p TMATS A LIFELIKE ROBOT ' - - - L wr TURNS ME OFF IS THE WAY ARC HE IS MAKING SLlj A FUSS OVER VEQONICA'SJ COSTuME! - - ______ I1 14 - 1 Is t*. 1 - S , / -\ ' AND ERNEST okafgwp Ili: x c x _______________ f FRANK by •: o it ; Bob Thoves x x x_:j 0o 2_. 00 NAVE A poCTog PM ii r VQE1417~ _ .a.' -- - . - - -- . - - - _. ___ . - - , ;r-11 - - __ - change around the house just for the sake of CA NCER (June 2I-July I) Ii s 1)1. a ,o listener . possible you could pick up piece of profitable information from 5- Istle Ivory Ixia Izba Irade Islet Isogloss Isopod Monday ?????? your thinking. Active con- f idea. 60HOMEMP 607D O 17.IT'S NO T SURE ' PA $E mosms taw IDg ;t:'m rj',crp )tX/&UP IV) '1RXH 76 RE/i5/T1ON vm I .j-,eb iq AQUARIUS d Your instincts n career an'I -- - - - - - - - - - ". - - -- - ii - 7, -1 ~` . - ~ _ - _ -. ___ -v-S-----_ ____ _____ - . __ - - - __ -- -= - -- ., L j _ - ____ -: _ . __ - I7!ii 1E;Z= I % ____ (_- • -- - - E - ___ ___ ___________ ______ ___________ _____ - - - - - _______ lmm - - - -- ,r - - t- - - ____ _______ --- ______ ____ ______ ____ _____ ________ _____ 9 a 0 ~ g I 0f ~ , YOUR BIRTHDAY < - , ,a P IIJ I g I 8 I -t 9 6 I I 1: i2 >1 I 1 3 ~ .2 I : , 5 , - 0 is 8 -)0 I L Ig, I , 2 4% P i i P D3 , J I V - F- 9 ~ 0 ~~ ~~ on H , a to H ,w l W I9 < -j ' _~ &11§ __ IV - ' L. Z= .= Z 0 i o ~T a § I RA - I.- 36 2 't iiiiiiiiiiiii P 1," I f il I.- 0 - l 0 ° . e CVV2~ S! 9 0,I - M , 3 .6 C i >_ I V 9 J 0 < -il I ~g W . f I I i al I !f 2 E _0 (% ~q --i 0 P ~i47 il X_ _J . - .0 0 A 0 3 ~~ 1 - g J I 0 I r 4 . 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X . 9 i know! 1 7EP i0l 7i4 f FL%a414. if5$0A I I 0) 2 a, UL X X -5 cy- 0 (1) ~ FU C~ 2 'E g ~ X - 11: U i ? ~ " aI S7 T ~ 8 ~ - ~ - "Just wherc, I ~!, _J - ____________ "Just remember, young man what I say around here 0 1 1 ~ i ~ >% I i4St -_ .-S, C, - _k -mr, - - ___ __ W EW commercial matters should be rather sharp today. He-ed the urgings of your small, Inner 11-0 (Jul) 23-Aug fi) Shop voice. vLsebtoda),espedall)for P1St 1-SI Feb 20-March 20) A household items. You could 1 I'll a . eX .Xajl&~aw-~E~-i W&Ali4t.- _Z~-. - - 4Vtth7tW i75/cX wvxw'z I _ - - r~: --_ 6; by T. K. Ryan iL- - - byGarrylrucieau TUMBLEWEEDS _ j_--_.... _- -__ ;! HOOGE PODGE toI" CGXT IX! L El STYRO STS I IHOD TSERIRUROVI CE 1ST G DADROOVORYX L T A E C Z D IRALRUO IA! IC! CL! E 0 E G R Y B ULJRZ USXBZANE 01! ISOEAI O TAB I Z L OR - L C NCR R LOG RIAR I XEB I ADE I YL YTEU E FAA SABER CL L L El CS RA YLDNZADTAS IDOPOS IAN OSE JASLEORACOLE SVDO B N X L E U I NRADELELCOEO Z I SSOLGOLGOSIES I RLS IX! NA I G I UANATVO RYE I - - 1r017:11 Ir)tJ A SUGGESTION? - ___ - - - __ So JUST 1HEWA SHOE MAY IMAKE - ___:_~,__ - - I Ibex Icicle Iguana Ionic THE _ - Someone you know casually 21) Don't be hesitant to call ma y CTOSS )OW path today. If u n allies to help back you if took time to really talk, an important goal Is at staki. OU'(1 linil you share mans today. interests CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ASSociate yourself today sDuctiosa: The hidden samoa listed blew appear forward, ekward, up, down, or dLaosalIy Is the psasil.. Find each dd.n urns and boa It Is as shows: WI , - % Radio City Station, Now York. /-2 IM AN _- I _ apt i-.. .F by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP MADI 7ITMOM FOR THE -_- __ - ______ A,New York reader wants to honored Julius know it Harold Vanderbilt 7 _i~-y-,(>,:) - as up to Julius to stop as many ruffs as he possibly could So Julius led a small trump. Later on, he got to lead a second trump The unfortunate dtchrer could only get to ruff tuspidts and as one down - ~ I1 1! . - North East South Assn 1.17 spades But Julius reasoned WELL GO BACK To st...EEp AND I RE ME OR BE /Z - il -gj __ his Ofl in .in compan -' MADE P1 ,m,...~ - . in to ' Il . Prove a boon to you today in with friends. The more g work problems. merrier, as you'll blend com- iiv r I L . i; LL._:.-._ - ~ II .. l . C Ir - Il CANT we 05CU5S THIS LIt PROE'LE OVER A PIECE C) PiE - - - t '. I -, I. , ;._ 4A - NIGHTMARE' -' . (Sept 23-Oct 23) Go established with reliable BUGS BUNNY ' LA • mom .! : ( ...5L5_-1 I ..' ._,% -Y,. - - - 59 BLOsjE, ) WAKE uP) - lllll i_ _ I Others are apt to treat ),oil 'rousl thin usual more toll Be equally as gracious in 17 large gathering. An interesting year. Continue to pull together 4ocsi . ____ A-..:.. I": - . _ S - ~ _.. - * SCORI'I() (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES sMarch 21-Apr11 19) day, as Normally, Sunday Is not the day This should be a fun you're likely to be in a rather to talk shop. Howe vcr, playful mood. Avoid heavy something opportune may discssion with new acqunin- rest from it nniversation with associates today. lances. SAGIVIAItIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. • TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your home may be a popular 21) You should be able to find ent In almost anything stopping-off place today. Better enjopn have some extra goodies on you're involved in today, so long as you're active and on the hand. go. 21-June 20) (Stay (.l:MlNl CA PRICORN Dec. fl-Jan. Your cheerful, optimistic it tod'iy from a outlook will be very appealing 19) You may prof confidential arrangement with to others today. I'ut on a happy loved ones. Let your heart s face, AL ______ E U NT &_5_T NELA i T E 19 53 FAM - . 1 ;-- - ForSunday. Januarj 18, 1976 . - I ri 46 47 61 .. . - ±- £ I IV Jill I - •_*_ _- .,. How 5O%IErHING OUR SHEEl .1/ - /. I___I /k\X HI, BETTY! WHAT KIND CF COSTUA IS THAT? ?T I ---' -I I ..t . .- __ ,5 !l - 'b:cI S 4'. LAI oi _ AN 57 Greater Ill _V`11 .1 1! . -I- - 27r7s- By BERNICE IIEDE OSOL. FE j . _ --j -- 0 A ' TAL I A N ______ 19 Sewing 9 Youth quantity tO French river :mPI Cirr il 58 Year ILatnI 2t Trigonometric 59 Editors lab ) Ii Baseball clubs InCtiOfl 16 Redacted 6-0 Irish -23 Turf 61 Rots flax 20 Medicinal quantities 24 Food fish 22 Nostrils 27 Small pastry 29 Fake 24 Certificate DOWN 32 Leveling lab) I ttuIri'r cquar"s 25 Above device 34 Interstice 26 Wine vessels 2 Ireland 36 Ebb 3 Hebrew month 28 Musical directIon 37 Sold a second 4 Puts in reserve 30 Corrpanion time 5 Chum 6 Kitchen gadget 31 Ancient 38 Snare -19 - - - (1Sh Persian 7 S'1'P 7 L/ ft . M----4 oEM IOAN .1 41 Coloring substance 42 Scold 44 New star 46 Food servers -49 Abscond I2 Opera by Verdi 53 Glucide 13 Pt5 54 There and 14 Hawk parrot return 15 Tourists 56 Biblical 17 Devotee cha,acjr \. •) -- HOROSCOPE A LT I Green vegetables 5 Fleshy fruit 9 Corn on the ,/ aIMI, aAD... MO... - _ TA97J TI -- - ,wrsrrflTV -. L[ ••_a- ~~p •• : 1 Answer to Previous Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY I IlL UWI% F'4 p - _. --_ 4C--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. L ii = - ____ _J ____ , - _;~:_~l - 11 __": 01 7 - ;N '_ , aill . - ---- - _ f - L _, -- - - - -7 L. L - ~al _!i_ ~L__ _"'Z - -,_ - - ___ - _____ . --- t= ~, 8 .~ ~ g >i I `IP _-Z -_ - -- - . ----- �I J - I -. -I -- I - - 1_ S - - -- -c-- - -. - IP-Vt - - - - S - -. £ -. - - -- — - '7 -. '-P - . -- - - -,-- - F _____ - •• .- -. . ••.-5 iI •1 __ _______ V PS 2 .. I .- £ ________ ___________ •II I .. S : Cl) -. _ _ 0 -.1 - 4 I!!; CD Eisii U, . .. ' . 4J'• _ --- . jj I. JIi!I 1J1 D. C',' 1* ( (I) C) rP!! 1'r g4itm - CD -S:h.. 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And th F ort lauderdale, Miami and lioll)ood Most of promised the tickets ould be part of the package' them )'ot their rooms and aporthUon but at sd he ound up paying another $60 0 abo% e list morning e ere told the Ucke -thgr), hounded trael agen from 1ttsburgh, price to a scalper outside the Orange Bowl ou1d be asUng for us on the bus to the game" w + II But there were no Ucke and the tour compin pollcesav fa ho learned chocU) before the tbuxgh 'ican't beliee Ime all the wa from Toronto, and claiming to be asciated with InternaUonal Dallas game that the) had no Uckets - I I packagetourtosouthFl I go a 2 1 / 1 g a II '- + - - - - - -_______ ______- - -- ° a - - IIeraldStaffritcr - the profit to help college education for his sink, pius a cheerful ne inl floor Cal s sll as tested r ' tount CornnlLcsioner Sidne) _________ m I 1 iint nd a general - - -- -- with County Jall Administrator -._-_ -_- r ArnurnlThr( Io(k Iii1 / I 2 a 4 A parents, 12.year.old sister, With no evious cx rienc _______ (omirs g m w I 4h1 F ditorla) -r [lie) t to ork - firsi on the [rh paint inside md oW (S A reception for group kaders to MOTHERS' MARCH the annual Mah of Des Mothers' Msh agatost bEh deets for funds to erect a new jail kH Fom I cii, william P l}er, count) chafan, Mrs repairs the Photo h) Bill incent Jr t Smith, chaIan of the march, Fri hxes to set fliofle) to build - - - - last sear rejted a proposal b - I - - t Sports forts to locate additional space I r - ___ ) I a - > I Z / - I - - tilin1' mmd tIriht Uattlng %f;1'J vi•:u Sunday shigh 46 TodaYs Io F'air through Tuesday with a Seminole County $80,000 ibrector, said loss of the b'll will \ udar fence Pruides fIloflC\ used Prtcefltb to IU) cot CF i\ fflOflC) b about 10 predcnt's action, Bedsoit iid the bill also fight the Ford veto, the tab for the worker's sala'. towdIr, And Vihlen says The coriunission expressed flu lotn of additional space has hI"'uer off i however, county officials are inure than 1300.000 yearly, emrrgency health services and Congress sas discarded in the' iiioney was budgeted this ear for county govcrmiien( this Ne light Iixturcs.abathroom _____ _______________________________________ I_II _____________ _________ ______ _ ___ hour d I ' toni hi •See J:I: page 3A 1 - (1arIcs and Co. ,iu1crniied dint: for on.the.Job training are four or five months away. thi kitn b' istahling nu [Wugriuns In Seminole (ount) (ailing the bill 'inflationr) _ -- - - ________ -- _ __________ --- - -- - ThePackageWasTooGoodToBeTrue' _____ - ' - -- =u- ,=, -- - - --;r-- - =-----' - -- ' ------I-------- -=--- - - - ------- ----'-- - - ' - - -- - --'- - f-- - - ='- - - --- - Cmit'niion Chairman Michael The theory is that if an eni. ii money t'an't be found, iIi'taa asked the torn ploer i SUi(IifliI or a sorhers tili k laid oil - --- -- -- -,v' - -- - - -'' -- - - -- __ - -_________ (tontinued - - --- - -- ---- =' r- ?age 2 A) - -- - - •- --- - fi'-- - - :_ -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 18, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f2e5d20a1da9d577f0de69e5ac8f65f0.pdf e02d0c517f275257e534155e85db9ae0 PDF Text Text - --- - -.-- --•- - ------------. ' - - - --fl . - - - - . -- - .- - -- -:- --- - - -. - - - - - -. - -- - - 8 B-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl Thursday, Jan. 15, 1976 In Canada BEETLE BAILEY J II BELIEVE ACROSS TEND TO BELIEVE PAT cr 'JR '1 ,J provinces OLJ 46 Exclude -- -- tides cause 8 It on Ouebec and Nova Scotia 13 Transferee 14 Dormouse I a1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS For Friday, Januar,' 16, 1976 D by Larry Lewis sheeplolds N 8 13 l4 16 19 - ___________ l7 ________ — 121 20 - 23 by Art Sonsom . * .HHOMIN JIM - UnNoWN JI JI OIJ MOON HiIJ NONINNO fl ---.-- \1 -WITH A4 51 52 53 54 — 55 — - Jil — PRc&k. —6 I — __— - by Stoffel & Heimdahl THE. ENGINE MAKE5 A TRANSLATED I l,l,l,;,) I Lsvs 43ARE1 JJ 64 1k OSWAIJ) and JAMES JACOIIY '-5,, ilim ,_—~ if ( --,I, ,/ From Poor Diet By Lawrence E. Lamb, ,%I, 1). _________________________ BLON DIE Chic Young BUM STEAD! l wi.rl DIDN'T YOU FINISH 1-(T Q.JTZEU.. CONTRACT?!! - OH, NO! IMSC1 Boss, IT SLIPPED MY ".. -. I MIND 5-' - I - - 0 .~ V ~ k . Tli-IATS EASY TO UNOESTANO WHEN 7 svOU\/E GOT A BANANA ORp ==' -a dr ~ (MI - - 1 1~_U7 , I DEAR DR - LAMB -- I would like some advice. I'm 17 years old. 5 feet 6 and weigh 100 pounds I'm small framed. Recently. I went on a strict starvatiiin diet and lost 4.5 pounds. I went to the doctor afterward and he gave me vitamin pills, lie also told me I have a mild case of anemia, so I'm taking iron pills too I'm eating normally now but my problem is I'm losing an &i V. by Al DEAR READE11 - At least 'our story will serve as a bad example to teach others. Loss of hair from dieting is well known, Dr Ancel Keys' group at the University of Minnesota put a group of young men on a 1600 calorie a day diet Thev had been quite active and accustomed to consuming over 3000 calories a day ~. i,.ilt~, M_ y - ~ . I ' '.'7'7\ L-L: Vermeer awful lot of my hair. Can you please tell me if there is anything I can do for this problem and is it only tern' porary' I do not want to go bald. Please give me your ad vice, 1-1 1 p They lost weight all right. But they developed personali. ty changes. loss of sex drive and loss of hair. 11211111 ARCHIE by Bob Montan.. Starvation diets are not a do-it-yourself program. They usually cause (lie person to lose muscle, not just (at Your body's use of energy at rest is related to the pounds of musS dc you have If you lose muscles then it is harder to prevent obesity after the diet than it was before. Almost all crash diets or overly restricted diets have this effect and set the person up for continued obesity rather problem. ! '5!! FRANK AND FRNEST by Bob They FRANK & ERNIES REETING CARD CO. -R-- I M4Yf wj $IIOULD -Il- ___1 (I 11 7? -I -f-- t-- ___X. - i114 AN FEB MAR APR 14A — DivkR$gEY •CTNOY VRLEN1'INS all of vour hair, Your total recovery from the insult to your body may take six months or more. Meanwhile I would suggest a well balanced sensible diet and development of a good daily sensible exercise program. For more information on sensible dieting send cents for Th e Health Letter number 4.7, Weight Losing Diet. Send a long, stamped, selfaddressed envelope for mailing Address your letter to me in care of this newspaper. 11 0 Box 1551. Hadio City Sta tion. New York, NV 10019 ~.---~---S CARNIVAL DEAR DR. LAMB What does low blood pressure indicatel Recently mine was as low as 100 over 50. I'm 75 and weigh 95 pounds, five feet short. I am on my feet and keep going but I am tired and really ha',e to push mself to housework r' , 11 J - , . pp -- . Zf!I _ _________________ . .' p Of' : p . S A loift.'.. *0 i4c ,, , '' I L K, ~. ~ , . .- r 9* .. ___ cJ 11 rE_ --- - . -. , 11 L' *.,V )'' f - -. i .. .. / Tommy Reynolds (left), representing comedian Bob Hope, Cmuelberry Rotary Club President Jack Toole(c enter I and 7Wilogical Society President John Soblk display a sip procLaIming flope's performance of April 3 at the eraton Twlnlowcra with proceeds to go to the &oo. f# Planned By JEAN PATTF~SON hieraid Staff writer The Rotary Club of Casselberry revealed today that id - - DEAR READER Normal low blood pressure is usually' associated with a longer life Span There is far less tenden cy to develop fatty-cholesterol deposits in the arteries. - _____ _____ . ' ______ - _____ ' i I "oP I _______ , / -- ,- "The most wonderful thing happened to me at a restaurant day, Ethel! I ordered the diet lunch and they were Out of ,,It "it has been solely desned to be used by he and students of Seminole bounty et no charge. "I feel that it is poor fiscal poficy to ask the taxpayers of Seminole County to spend tax dollars, : Inside bassador of wit, wisdom and national pride, Bob hope, will be the featured guest speaker at a benefit dinner in Orlando April 3. Proceeds from the event, according to Rotary President Jack Took, will be earmarked primarily to assist in developing the Central Florida Zoological Park. Details of the special event. scheduled for the Sheraton Twin Towers, were announced this morning at a news conference held at the zoo. Attending were members of the board of directors of the Rotary Club of (asselberry and Society'. Thesociety'wWputup$20,000 to cover preliminary' expenses, according to Zoo Director Al Rozon. s Bob Hope's representative, has been in Orlando for or several days assisting in the details for ith Rotary and zoo officials, "We are that our negotiationstosecure Bob Hope as our principal guest of honor ". ......... I.- .a ,,,l'' ,,...I "What I do not understand is why it is necessary to develop the Big Tree Park East for such a study since the Central Florida Zoological Society has already spent in excess of $350,000 on some 100 acres of wooded property, left as natural as possible, adjoining Lake Monroe for just such a purpose," Sobik says. The concept at present is to establish a nature center where children can be taken to explore the wonders of the natural environment. To begin with school officials say they will need some type of structure to teach classes in. The area itself will be a clawoorn, also. Layer has promised to provide instructional personnel. AN the county is required to furnish is land and the LtlaI structure. ' 'Howeve, future pis 'eouiU see constiuctkn of a fine and elaborate facility. The reason is federal grants can be obtainied to Improve and eiparlid the center after it's firmly established. I! I _____.- - ' ': , !• _____ ,) l.p. _______________ ______ I3y JANE ('1tSSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer , _____________________ •_____________ I The Sound Of Cycles '- 4-A B S-A 3-8 ('rosswnrd Editorial - ... - 6-B 4-A Dear Abby 1-B Horoscope B Hospital -- - - - -- S-A Obituaries .....S-A Television Women - - ... - - 4-B 1-B Thursday's high 75, today's low Partly cloudy and cooler through Saturday. Lows In the upper 40a to lower A.Cold and windy Saturday with highs lower to mid 6. Northerly winds 15 to y20 m.p.h. b e,' early Saturday'. Rain probability 40 per cent tonight, 20 per cent Saturday. Details and tides on Page S-A. Water Svisfem _____ €' ______ J. :. _~~' Pff AMM ' ,il Y~~ZA ______ .- . ; S ' __J__ 1! AM . I-- --A A . - - 7-- , _~ 5.' --------r - -2- ____ e I -- 'V. . 1. __0_ w-14C_I~rr~ - ~olh;) k ________________ . J Vf! A 6 by 10 foot sign will be erected just north of Suniand Estates on 17-92 by the Jaycees for listing of all local civic clubs. The site was donated b:5 property' owner J. Bratic , Odham. The Jaycees will aIs The banquet, to be held at be putting up a banner acros.s 7:30 p.m., Jan. 24, at the First Street proclaiming Mayfair CounL'y Club, will Jaycee Week. honor outsUinding young Off of the 65-member community leaders in religion, I fire fighting, education and law club include Jerry (Skip) ..,,.. enforcement topped by the Senkarik, president; Tom I Distinguished Service Award Freeman, first vice president; :1140,1 ~.~'.~1 - - i~ k 'S Bill Bracken, second vice for community service, president; C.J. Bass, state i 'i Abreakfast,Jan.22,at7a.m. (-lirector: Larry Blair. chair' at the Holiday Inn will honor man of the board and district q-Th ',.l it r past presidents of the president; Blair Kitner, ____________ - organizations. One of the oldest secretary. Bruce McKibbth, 1. Jaycee organizations in the treasurer; Herman Heinle, Don state, the local club was host Bauerle, Ernest Cavalero, — when the Florida Jaycees David White and Henry Bowin, . .i Mayfair directors. . . — 0 . Inn. 1_ 4 Among the projects undertaken by the Jaycees in the THAT'S When Joe Bob MeCawley' Sr., plans a party be thinks big. T' Its list of former presidents past year was the hiring of an celebrate his upcoming 83rd birthday and the nation's Blern- includes many who have go ne architect A REAL PARTY ti recommend ways lennial, he has Invited some 400 friends to feast on fish and on to distinguish themselves in spaghetti Saturday and to siew the log cabin replica of Uncota's state and local politics and the present city hall could be reno ted as a less costly birthplac , complete with two-seater outh ouse, and spilt-rail business, such as, J. Brailey alternative to construction of a fence and nell made with brick Ircm the first train depot In Odham, ho was State Jaycee new facility; and hiring Sanford. Born In a log cabin In Kentucky, NlcCawley moved to the president aS sliliell and ran for architect to make independent Orlando area in 1922 and lives on the Wekiva River just west governor; Floyd Palmer, proposals for Downtown of Sanford. charter member; Attorney development. Douglas Stenstrom, a former slate senator; Torn McDonald, The group conducted a Junior ri a former state leciclator' nti Golf. 20th IIflfl,191 14l uft - - "Glenn Glitter" clean-up campaign. .- -- ' ØW _________ __ _____ " ., -. - ''Ai1--.- ' 4e r . , % "S b "w"; .,,e ,, I ______ _______ L4''J 4. - ' .' /4 . 1iW 134 " 91 45 1r 4 - — - L 'rin 44 r,nrvtrI k'c /tif riri .f 9 ..j .. -i?1J .i '.,: .:::., i5 ' -' .-,' "' " '"'j-7i, "Ak-. .'l "b' '#' i1 "y '" '(tm J ,d' 'ci kil ''*fLl. 1. '- — -" ' .' ''' ' ,r ,1- of an I i,,"-'j 5. 5-'- (I-',,) .% )S 15 -' 5- now FrIr • r",.' A .'"' t 4 t7? -'p 1. 1. I .' i;M(,'IL '4 ) .-:,&- •..-,. / A " , I ,!..,.p-, - '- ~ '-'i"?'j't' '-'•', ,-' NOW vI•vJ'jjEl( -- M-_=WJlp - "" IN I) 1-.'X Around The (lock Bridge ('akndar ('hweh News -- ___ _____ • "' - [Myou know all the members of The Supreme Court? L)o uu know how to contact your state legislator at his offices in Tallahassee or locally? Are you aware of the addresses of your U.S. congressmen? Who and where do you call in case of an emergency'? All this Information IIl he provided to you In Sunday's Edition of The Evening Herald. _______ _________________ ________________ _________ Vital Information -- — - ~~ _ The Sanford-Seminole Jaycees will observe Jaycee Week, Jan. 17-24, with various activities highlighted by annual Distinguished Service Awards Banquet. . There's a new sound emanating from lake Brantley' 111gb School these days. It's the sound of motorcycles as that Seminole County school Es conducting a pilot program In a motorcycle mechanics' course. Read about this exciting venture In Sunday's Edition of The Evening Herald. --- Observed Here _-_ - ' 7"- .5- _____________ ______________ - At the lwight of the citrus season, floridians are all squeeilng,freezing, bak1,ngand bojnng the delicious fJ But %but about the citnits peel? New Sanford resident Enid Moore has a deketible answer to that question In Sunday's Evening Herald. Women's Section, Page 1-C. - ~ ~_-__.41- . -- % _____ ______ Initial approval the .county cape from Commissioner Richard Williams and Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway. Today. Williams said it is the school's project, and "if they want to put it at the zoo — I think that's Something New In Citrus — _____ In a letter to Mrs. Bettie Palmer, project coordinatcr for the proposed nature center, Sobik said, "We have built roads, a water system, sanitation facilities, group shelters, parking areas and soon to be completed nature trails and boardwalks. already in short supply, to duphcate a facihty that already exists," he said. Sobik also pointed out society officials have existing contracts with the school board and with the county commission. "I am sure that the zoological society would be more than willing to cooperate with school officials in adding any other requrementi needed for your program to the already existing and developed Zoological Park," Sobik said. ________ Hope Benefit ' great." Williams stressed, however, that he favors the site that would serve the niust people fur the least amount of dollars. Sobik says the zoo-owned land is the best possible alteruative. Central Florida Zoological Society President John Sobik Jr., is offering sane 100 acres of wooded property for use in a joint project to develop an educational nature center for children. Sobik's proposal comes after county and school officials Monday agreed on the concept of establishing the nature center at Big Tree Park East near Lake Jessup. A quorum was reached by the Seminole Commission approving the concept of a nature center at Tuesday's meeting %hen Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski okayed it. School Supt. William P. Layer said today school officia ls will "consider all alternatives" and that land at the zoo "at first impulse would seem to be a feasible alternative." Bob - If the blood pressure is so low that blood won't flow nor . mall to the brain then a person mitay have a tendency to faint However, pressures of 90 over 60 or even 50 are coni. man without causing any symptoms at all. j ..,. bya ____________ ' i'it1rg - It - I '" ___________________ .1 Iii ;;k~,(,-f;~--4- ~Jj , " 1 q Offered As Nature Center By ED PRICKETT Ilet-aW Staff Writer - __________________________ -' Zoo Park 1 '1 ___________ ____________ - Seminole County Schools ( ! T '1 a JI11 ^_ For Use By ., t, .j ;,-:i, - ,- .1, :0!_,.4 h ____ - purposes," Berry said. Freeman's attorney, L Freeman says he thinks the Berry said the court also Cheney Mason, saiJ he exPects indictments and subsequent tUled that the state had failed to to file a motion seeking proceedings "have injured my charge Binford with a violation dismissal of the charges today. y. professional reputation" of criminal law. The misdemeanor in— Binford didn't attend the dictnients allege that Freeman "I pray that the people will hearing this morning. Berry aided and abetted Kwiatkowski review the charges and thi WlLLM W(K)DSON said his client "went bass and hlattaway In non-public court action," he said Thur a direct information n D'r 11 fishine and I'm Irving In eon- meet!ns fcr the purpose of sday, "and conclude that I'm charging, thv saine offenses. tact hi'lu to give him' the news." determining official acts not guilty of any wrongdoing." The state dropped the indictment ,and immediately filed , ¶9. -' "It's put in there for mailing for trial Feb. 3 in County Court. 'luesday public meetings. , present to my research section ,1 _f ~l ~ '$ . t -% '', by Dick Tumor ____________________ ) TOM BINFORI) Th e attorney said the court aFreeman, Kwiatkowski and Freeman says its his job as Lso ruled that the address is hlattaway still face county attorney to meet and immaterial information con. misdemeanor indictments for counsel with county corntamed in an oath used by the alleged Sunshine Law missioners at various times not ________ - - purchase. - The grand jury indictment against Binford proved defective in that it contained errors citing of the wrong county commission district and the wrong statute number for the alleged offense. 1 ,r ,, - - __________ -' 4160".. . . - under oath in ilual ifying in an unsuccessful 1974 bid for a county commission seat 11 A " lw, k No-~~_ r %)r NIN - I . :- - ' I'm not surprised you art' anemic. You need protein to form the iron containing t.kually low blood pressure hemoglobin, even if you are is only as Important as the taking iron Hopefully your medical problem or disease present diet has enough pro- anyi that causes willill as tein in it that the iron might occur in tuberculosis or helpful low function of the adrenal gland or with a severe attack Ifair is specialized skin and of low blood is mostly protein . As you recover you will likely regain F.TI lI'liI"I OU?o1 - _X~ ___________________ __________ connection with papers he filed \ .0 ___._ 1 _~ . __ ______ _______ ______ the selection of Sid Vihlen Jr. as coun ty commission chairman and the abortion of the clay pit of ~ L amb Binford had been accused of false swearing and perjury in __ ___ ____ _____ ____ _____ I could A 4 _____ _____ DP W I I South took over with NORTh ID) ISf Blackwood. A A K 106 When North showed all (ou. kings by his six-club call (the 8 bid shows zero or four and K 95 there was no way for North to WF-ST EAST have 16 hIgh card points AQ 8 a2 without at least one king) vJ87 vQ1063 South bid the grand slam in • . 1092 • 7654 spades He might just as well 8 7 4 10 3 2 aQ have bid seven notrump for 50(111 the extra 10 points since he AJ97543 count to 13 tricks if the spade suit ran A 3 Suppose North had held just aA6 .North-Scouth vulnerable three spades to the ace-king. Ile might not have raised to four spades, but if he did have West North last South that holding. 'the queen 'of spades would still be likely to I N T. PaSS 3 A drop Pass 4 A Pats 4 NT Pats S N I pass 64 Pus 7 A Pass Pats Pass A Vermont reader asks if Opening lead -J 4 one-bid hands should be conceded and not played . I The answer Is that some rubber bridge players in order When you use the Jacoby to save time concede un transfer bid you don't have doubled one-level contracts any normal use for responses but this is their own of three diamonds, hearts or procedure. It has nothing to do spades to a notrump opening. with the laws of bridge which We recommend that the provide that all contracts three-heart and spade must be played, response show good hands (For a copy of JACOBY with bad suits, but where you MODERN, send SI to "Win don't mind being declarer, at Bridge. c/a this ) South had a perfect hand for newspaper. P 0 Box 489. a three-spade response. North Radio C'tySfation, New York, raised to four spades and P1 V 70079) . "? ~ .~ I - I . ( _____ T 15 1 - Loss Of Hair I-)5 t, WIN AT BRIDGE 4c!1 f ". I - " _. I.., .1;i J . t#17 .k. I-, I ,-. I .%.% a. ,=. V. ; . I F herring declined any corninenton Berry's statement. __ rn ''..- -1 _____ ___ In dismissing the Freeman concerning the sdection of stitution or Florida St.Jtutes Leffl er ruled that undisputed require the giving of an address (acts in the case didn't establish __________ when a person qualifies to run "a prima fad'! case of guilt (or public office, Berry said. against Mr. Freeman." _____ were ', 57 a--- Ii,o:e research should have been done by the prosecutor __ Ch arges Today Judge Woodson ruled Berry, ____ _____________ ____________________ ____ _____ ____ I. lie said the grounds for the The grand jury on Dec. 16 returned indictments against appeal is his contention that there was a trial jury question Binford, County Attorney "as to facts in The case. It 5fl G. Freeman and he Count)' Commissioners Harry should have gone to trial," said. Kwiatkowski and Michael m hlattaway. Herring said he's "not sure of On Thursday Circuit Judge an appeal" in the Binford case 64 - 66 HOW MUCH S THAT, j' O<A-T4U4P"! 63 ____ iIIvIiL. weigh another's point of view, sand, but they must be sift) y. Today, you you'll be a bit too in. carefully. 56 57 58 59 — 60 - Binford Hinford's attorney, Roger - William Woodon today insurance on a $517,(0 county (listflisse(1 felony charges clay pit land purchase that was against Seminole County Port aborted on Oct. 14. Chairman Tom A. Binlord. State Attorney Abbott The dismissal was the second herring said today that he will in as many days on charges appeal the dismissal of the ,sternmins, from a four-week Freeman indictment to the grand jury probe nt alleged Fourth District Court of wrongdoing in county govern- Appeals, West Palm Beach. - lighten their burdens, but be VU 013)' find you have Some careful not to add too greatly to Vtry extravagant wrestle with toda y. For ftitt your o 1(l VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) peace of mind, pin them to the Someone you know is a super mat, salesman, but he has a poor \'OUItBII(THDAY track record in the quality of Jan. 16, 196 things he promotes. Don't let Friends may bring you a him sell you a pig in a poke great number of propositions today. LIBRA (Sept. 3-Oct. 23) this coming year. There iiii' be — 24 indictment charging Freeman with soli citi ng unlawful compensation in He iakt Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents D ismisses - ers 22 an Herald Staff Writer , Your desires and aims today other guy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 are likely to conflict with those whose support is essential. Guard against overindulgence Some tactful manuevering is today, whether it be in eating, drinking, working or just necessary. lEo (Jul), 3-Aug. 22) It's having fun. 11 12 10 -- By Bull l.LOYE) t 1! Freeman e rring Plans Appeal On W ood son CANCElt (June 21-July 22) 7 ' EVe1 68th Year, No. 126-Fr !!aryior976 L tidal bore AI{l5 ti21-April 19) sistent that things be done your I N f 12 54 Lease EN An awkward situation may pit way. 58 Othersc S TJ you with outsiders against your 1s SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22j 9 . ' 1Ranges IS Toddler 62 Roman bronze loved ones. Don't forget; what Be wary today: Don't try ti') sell 16 Use needle 7 hmII Iz.irds 37 Simtot for 64 High card happens today is fleeting. Your something of which you have and thread 8 Visigoth king tantalum 65 Wash lightly vet)' little knowledge to one family is with you always. I? Japanese spa 5 Fredericton 40 Lubricant 9 Wager 18 Ooze 10 Soviet stream 42 Engli sh river its who's an expert. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 20 Asterisk 45 Cared for II Volume 58 Founded SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22 Brythonic sea 69 Private eyes 12 Mot Mine shaft hut YOL1F Strong opinion may re flect god 49 Make Into law the minority viewpoint today. 21) You're still on very shaky 19 Genus of 23 Hawaiian bird 5 1 Pigeon The problem is temporary. ground businesswise. Don't 25 Slender 21 French region 52 Operatic so'o DOWN 1nt aggravate friends by make any subs tantial coin. 27 Armed float 24 Harem room 53 Longings 31 Dung beetle I Takes food mitments you haven't really (slang) 26 Demented arguing. 35 Gazelle 2 Medicinal 27 Eager 55 R i p GEMINItMay 21-June 20) checked out. 36 Fictional dog plant 28 Part in a 57 Tardy CAPIIIU)RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 38 Palm fruit This is not a good time to 3 Location drama 58,Cicalri 19 Hodgepodge 4 Tellurium 59 Lampreys Dealings with close 29 Mutilate e r s o m e 19 ) c u in b a s s u in e 41 Stride (symbol) 30 Towr 61 Peer Gynts associates may be sensitive obligations, Weigh your wants 43 African worm 5 Abstract being 32 Chest rattle mother 44 Sign of the today. Don't Impose yoi 5 Scottish 33 Above atainst your means. 63 Health resort zodiac ,çTa-W tTh47 " I - By BERNICE BEDEOSOL --- I— NOISE LIKE HOROSCOPE T P Ii Al Monctons -- 04 ::J: DcALr, RI TE N0b I Hew 48 Entice c o u çj ' fl;uns*ck is 50 Daybrenk Q- L i one 01 (comb form) ER LIN [ L A N Canadas 51 01 Fundy k~ )) ( AT I L3RAE Mort WiIItnr COME ON.. .WE U- PEN0 4 NiCE PLA C'r EvEN. 0 16 cur-64IN c ( LITERATURE (N Ar.ner to Prorcu, Puzzln '. _ (_,I s (" 'k'- i'-' ,,,,,5_ ., *4.. , ' Ni—'-'( ' 4- t- -i .-. .'. -. --, - ,'. " - . -t.,t;-lt '.- ' - �- - --- -- '—--- - - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday Jan 16 1976 ___________________________ u - - - -• RU' -- ' ivieoo Arij - "-' In -- - U I 1'J BRIEF ivian Arrested f)ri in Cirir,,c I I GAO Says Lifting Controls WASHINGTON lAP) —A new study by the General Ac. counting Office claims that lifting price controls Ofl natural gas would increase the cost to residential users by 1980. regulation of natural gas prices also said the gap between regulation and deregulation would be comparable," the Democratic Candidates Vv'ary presidential primary elections, wary Democrats avoiding predictions they may not be able to match, They remember well that great expectations and loose talk Carl sink candidates. At this point, the Democrats are bunched, with evidence that any of the six major entries can score a breakthrough in the New Hampih ire primary on Feb. 24. is there any indication now that one or another can cratic candidates will be on the ballot, The big field, and ththcation of a massh undecided bloc among Democrats In both states, make for Contests without favorites. And that, In turn, has led the rival cam to avoid claims about the outcome. IIIIJIL ui. ttiUtIIL work. Deputy Ron Gilbert said appromately $1,000 cash and Called For 5L— ployment." Some Taxes WASHINGTON tAP) Al ay Go Up You may be forced to highçr state taxes on cigarettes, liquor and gasoline this year, but state inconi an6sales tax rates are unlikely rise Observers of state government finances are predicting that governors and legislators will turn to the low, vlsibilitytaxestoraisemoney because theyare afraid boost the broad based-taxes In an election year. States are also likely to look for ways to cut their spending, despite inflationary pressures. "I don't see this as a revenue year. I see it as an ependiture contraction year," said John Shannon, assistant director for public finances on the Advisory Corm'nlssion on Inter'governrnent,aJ Relations, - Budget Called 'Realistic WASHINGTON (AP) The if? federal budget will realistically separate the things the nation can afford do from those it wants to do, says Budget Director JameS T. 1ynn. LYnnalso 3aJdinanIntervlewIrsytheif?budget will be the first step toward achieving balanced federal budgets Within three years. The budget, which Lynn said will provide for a total federal spending of nearly $395 billion and a deficit of at least $40 oillion, will be presented to Congress by President Ford on Wednesday. - Albert Sceptical About Aid WASHINGTON (AP) - It would take a miracle to per. suade Congress to go along with President Ford's plan for aid to Angola, House Speaker Carl Albert says. The Senate has written Into a $112-billion defense appropriation bill a ban on using funds In Angola's political and military struggle, where the United Sthte has been backing two factions and the Soviet Union has been supporting a third group. according to police, in con- il,tigatj,ig a burglary in staghorrl ferns, valued at $200, which diamond Jewelry, were stolen from a patio at her ____________ cameras, tools, and a color residence, Cci p 1(0 I - ____________ Is Still R EPORTOF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTICSUBSIDIARIESOFTHE S iVli S S I fl g SUN BANK OF SEMORAN, N.A. OF FERN PARK, IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 3L 1975 Sanford police today id PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TOCALL MADE BY thc)' have no reason to Suspect COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12 foul play in the disapperanc'e of UNITEDSTATES CODE, SECTION 161. local restaurant owner. John Capko, 50-year-old ASSETS owner of the Pig 'N Whistle Cash and due from banks (Including None restaurant at 25th St. and Park 1971 PlymOuth 521 1974 PlymCUth L,a Ifla iU uY1 ''V" 1974 Plymouth Bids teiow the minimum bid of ao will nol be accepted. All bids shall be in the City Manager's Office by 130 pm Vedneay. January ?S, 1976 Bids shall bC publicly opened on the same day at 7:00 pm. The cars may be inspectedattheCity Shop. 6th Street and French Avenue Warren E. Knowles L.IIy r,ianaer City of Sanford Publish: Jat 16, 1976 unposted debits) ................................820,000.00 u.s. Treasury securitIes ..........................1,603,000.00 - - INJ BRIFF Baby, Now V/ants Cooperate VIIt h officers A,lom Sold To MIAMI lAP) - A Woman who says she sold her baby last 'ear for $1,200 has enlisted local officials in an at. tempt to locate the child and prosecute the buyer. t'.t.I •- .'' 1.Peuuy IflUll, i, of ttailway, N.J., said Thursday that he sold her then 8-month.old son last April to a baby tjruket in Miami, Mrs. Intill returned here this week to seek the help of the Dade County state attorney's office. Officials said they are investigating to determine tthether the case was connected with that of Ellen Kalt, 48, of Lauderhlll, who has been Jailed without bond In liroward County on a grand-larceny charge stemming 'rorti the selling of another baby, Mrs. Intill said she left her husband last year and took the child with her to her mother's home in Hollywood, Uut she said she and her mother disagreed over the care of the baby. A b j Church Will Not Campaign TAlLAHASSEE, (ftP) - Sen. Frank Church':; naitic iriay be on Florida's presidential primary ballot March 9 but the Idaho Democrat will not campaign In the state, his son says. 4 WITNESS my hand and official of tns Court on the 19th day of Project Scope & Construction: The tPP - ---U - Forrest Church, a political adviser to his father, said the senator would not sign an affidavit of noncandidacy to get his name off the ballot but he "will make absolutely no effort in Florida." Church was the only one among 12 Democrats and two Republicans named to go on the ballot who asked the tesidential primary selection committee Thursday to rL'!novc his name. The panel refuscd. * Bicycle Path and Walkway Bridge (Seal) over the little Wekiva River. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Place(s) For Examining Bidding Clerk of the Circuit Court IN THE COURT OF THE 11TH Documents: Bidders may review By Mary N Darden JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IPI AND FOR the Documcnt at the following Deputy Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA places Publish: Dec 26. 1973, Jan. 2,9. 16, Cl 75163$ CA-o.A Seminole County School 1976 IN RE: The MarrIage of Board Office DEU.lfl MARY FLORANCE RIVERA, Wife 202 E. Commercial Ave. -FRANCISCO ROY RIVERA, 1$ THE CIRCUIT COURT Sanford, Florida 37771 THE lI'Orid Documents will be •t local EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR NOTICE OF ACTION CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE planrooms for bidders to review TO FRANCISCO ROY RIVERA, Place(s) 8. Date For Obtaining COUNTY, FLORIDA. Residence Unknown Last known Bidding Documents: Bidders may CIVIL ACTION NO. 752141.C*.OLN ar was General Delivery, obtain Documents by phoning the CONTINENTAL AMERICAN LIFE Hammoodville Road Branch, offIce of the Architect requesting INSURANCE CO. a foreign CO(Pompano, Florida further Information. 61' 4111 alter poratlon, and FRANCES W YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED January ii, 1976 TOMPX INS, mat an action for Distolution of Spe-cified Bonds - The successful Plaintiffs, 7.karriage and other relief his been bidder shall provIde a Performance, v fled against you and you are Payment, end Guarantee Contract MICHAEL VIOLA, the general required to serve a copy of your Bond as provded and setforthinthe partner iri IFCO, LTD.. a Florida written defenses, if any, to it on 5peifition limte'd partnership, and IF CO. Attorney for Petitioner, Neigh Date, Time and Place For LTD.a Florida limitedpartnerssiip, borhood Law Office of Central Opening of Sealed Bids: All bids Defendants. Florioa, Inc whose address 1: 106 mutt be received and opened in a NOTICE OF SUIT W. Central Blvd , Orlando, Florida, meeting at the Seminole County TO; Michael Viola. the general 37801, and file th original with the School BOard Office, on the 77th of partner in IFCO. LTD. a Florida ClerkoftheabovestyledCourtoflor January 1976 a? 1:00PM enclosed limited partnership, and IFCO, before February 10th 1976; otherma sealed envelope plainly marked LTD ,a Florida limited Partnership wise, a judgment may be entered on the outside, "Proposal" and the LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE' agains' you for the relief demanded title Of the work, the date and name Michael Viola In the PititIn of the biddic The Seminole County 3405 N E 32nd Avenue Witness my hand and the seal of School Boird reserves the right to Ft Lajd*rdIe, FEe Sad Court on January 7th, 1976 rlject any or all Bids received and ISeal) or to waive ny informalities in the IFCO, LTD Arthut H fleckwltl'i, Jr., Bidding. PlObidi thetl be W1thdw ill t. ()alanj Park Clerk of the Circuit Court fir a period f 30 calendar days Blvd By Msrtha I VihIen subsequent to the Opening of Bids Ft. Lauderdale, Fla Deputy Clerk without consent Of the Board. All parties claiming interests by, F'ubltth Jan 9. 16. 73. 30. 1976 Dated this 9th dayof January 1976 through, under or against DEV 42 Publish Jan 7. 9. 16, 73. 1976 V IS ____________ __________ - CAPE CANAVERAL iAP) - A communications satellite designed by Canadian and American technicians to help bring inexpensive television reception to remote 4treas of Canada Is set for launching tonight. Several dozen experiments are planned for the Communicatlorus Technology Satellite (CTS, which will be lifted tnt'] orbit by a Delta rocket, officials said. Canadian officials hope the experiments eventually will lead to satellite.transmjUed television for remote areas of Canada's northwest. American officials say the effort Is needed to pioneer new methods of communications. The CTS uses new, hlher frequencies which do not interfere with ground-based communications so there Is no limitation on power. Officials hope the signals eventually will be able to be received by small, inexpensive antennas. Canada spent about $60 million on the spacecraft, and the United States Is spending about $22 million on launch and program costs, officials said. • Enrollment Fees 'Unfair' TAMPA lAP) Senate President Dempsey Rarron says an enroll.ment-freeze proposal going before the Board of Regents today is an unfair tactic aimed at getting more money for the state's nine universities. "They are using unfair tactics to suggest that we close the schools for lack of money on one hand and ask for a 22percent raise in pay on the other," the Panama City Democrat said Thursday. Hut Barron said that by eliminating frills, "we know we can cut the cost without cutting the quality of education," - P ' . Consumers To Be Heard TALLAHASSEE (API A House committee will hear from consumer representatives next month before it votes on a proposal aimed at cutting electric bills In Florida by $60 million next year, a subcommittee chairman says. The bill would require the Public Service Commission to change accounting procedures used in determining electrIc rates. Electric company officials, the PSC staff, a Universits' of Florida professor and a Chicago accountant attacked the bill Thursday at a Growth and Energy subcommittee - -. , and Beane I Capital notes and debentures ...................None I I1ilf of the Northwest Quarter of the Attorneys and Quarter; CII in Section 14, Counselors At Law Township 21 South, Range 79 East, Post Office Drawer AND ALSO, Lots 1,5,6, 17. 24. 23, 7 Casselberry, Florida One and 3] (LESS: The meeting. Minimum Rates Sought TALLAHASSEE (ftP) - Truckers who haul sand, dirt and gravel say they face bankruptcy unless the Public Sersice Commission sets minimum rates for their ' industry. 4 coener of Lot 1, BlOCk B, said Winter Woodt Unit 1; The truckers are asking for a minimum of 3'i cents per ton per mile for all loads over 50 miles, saying it would mean mean a 10 to 15 per cent increase in hauling rates, However, state Transportation Department offIcials say their initial figures show it would mean road building ('OStS would Jump 25 per cent. Televised Trials Expected Thence run S 0 degrees 21 Si" w along the Easterly boundary of said Winter Woodt Unit Ifor a distance of 163.09 feet to the Northerly right of TALLAhASSEE (API The first telecast of a court trial in Florida is expected to be allowed soon at the Leon County Courthouse In Tallahassee. Supreme Court Justice B.K. Roberts said Thursday he would recommend that two trials be televised on an experimental basis. He said he expected court approval in about 10 days. Roberts was named by the court to work out details of lite experiment requested by the Post-Newsweek stations of WJXT in Jacksonville and WPLG in Miami to allow broadcast equipment in florida courtrooms. - East 15.4 feet of 37707 EQUITY CAPITAl.. total .......................None Lots 74, 25, 37 and 33 and the East PublIsh: Jan. 9, 16, way line of Winter Woods Blvd. Preferred stock, to'I par value .................None n, 30. 1916 15.6 feet of the South 353 fiet of Lot 0EV 43 Thence run S $9 degrees 37' 06' E.. (No. shares outstandir.g None) S);AND: The North 41 feet of Lot 10; along saidR Wllneforadislanceof Common stock, total par value .......................00,000Oo all in HUDSON PARK, as recorded IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 47330 feet to the P In C of a curve (No. shares authorized 40,000) in PEat Book I, Page 69. Public FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, concave Northerly; Thence run (No. shares outstanding 10,00() Records of Seminole County, FLORIDA Easterly along said curve, havin' A report on what happened to Florida, —i3movedoutsldethe school the PROBATE DIVISION Surplus ..............................................200,000.00 for Iselementsaradlusof 1000 fcet 'idwa)' school, east of 74 white pupils assied in l AND ALSO: That part of the East 80 PROBATE NO. 7S3I3.CP zone. Uridividedprofjts ...................................144,000.00 and a central angle of 21 degrect Sanford off S.fl, 46. feet of the Wes' Half of the Nor. In Re: Estate of Reserve for contingencies and to attend Midway Elementary s'3.", for an arc distant, of 3130 6 went to private schools. thwest Quarter of the Southeast ALBERT P. WAPPLE, Stenstroni has said because other capital reserves ........................ feet; Thne run N U degrees 76' School was filed Thursday in 3 are still in the area but the white None Quarter of Section II, Township 21 Deceased pupils who were In 70" E. along the Northerly P W line TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .....................744,000 00 U.S. District Court in Orlando are unavailable, South, Range 29 East (LESS: The NOTICE TO (R EDITORS area in 1970 didn't at(egyj TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, of Winter Woods Blvd for South fl5fee$ thereof) lying Soutnof TO ALL PERSONS HAVING d%lanceof 11026 feet. Thence by t.bt attorac) fur the Seminole 24 are apparently not Midway, it run wasn'( due to AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ....................7,335,000.00 the Southerly right of-way line of CLAIMS OP OnMANDS AOAINST P1 II degrees County School Board, 33' 10" W, for a State Road No 436, all lying and SAID ESTATE: there, since their families do discrimination on the part distance of 7000 feet, Thence run Pd of being in Seminole County, FlorIda. You and each Of you are hereby 61 Attorney Douglas Stenstrom not appear in the telephone the school board, MEMORANDA 'iegrej 34' 70' E. for a distanc, of All containing 71.701 acres more or notified arid requic said Friday the next step Is up director)', and there is no to file any 2000 feet to the PO1rit of Beginning less. claims and demands ich you, Stenstrorn and Superin. Average of total deposits fw the 15 or has been filed against you and to U.S. District Court Judge record of their attendance at has been filed against you and either of you, may have against YOU tendent William layer have Said are required to serve a copy of your calendar days endiag with the call date ........6,447,000.00 George C. Young, who last private, Catholic or parochial ngreet that only rnas..;ve are required to serve a copy of your estate in the office of the Clerk of the written defenses, if any, to if on van Average of total loans for the 15 written dcfnses, if any, to it n Circuit Court SemInole itiotith rt'si'rcd his ru1in ani schools n the county. County, den Berg, Gay 4 Burke, P A at busing would achiebe calendardaysendingwjthcIf .............3,165,000,00 WILLIAM .1. BERGER, plaintiff's Flor1d., Probate Division, in the 8 requested the report after Poil OffIce 1104 73, Orlando, Interest collected not earned on installment attorney, whose address is Courthouse at Sanford, Fida, Florida The problem appears to stem majority of white pupils III 307, and file the original hearing a iriotion by the U.S. Greenberg, Traurig, Hoftmn Lipoff loans included In total capital accounts ........None within three calendar monthi from with the Clerk of from the fact that there are only MIdway, which Is not desired by Standby letters of credit ........................None the above styled I. Quentel, PA,, 1101 Brlckell the time of the first Publication Justice Depariment asking the nine white pupils and of court on or before Fet)ruary9, 1976, ap. either side. Avenue, PH I, Miami, FlorIda school board to develop proximately 300 black pupiLs I, WILLIAM J. McVEIGH Ill, Vice President and Cashier of 33131, thIs notice, Each claim or demand Otherwise a iudgment may be en at on or before January 77th, 1974, and mutt be in writing hod j fifed in lied against you for the the above-named bank do hereby declare that thIs report alternative methods Of to relIef 'ile the original with the clerk of this duplicate and State the place of demanded in the cc1ldItlon is true and Correct to the best of my knowIed and Court either b.frw. t.ei rpsii1.i,' desegregate the predominately l"' urmce --oeties. aren of petjfj plaintiff's attorney or immediately the claImant and must be blacic school east of Sanford. Sworn to thereafter; otherwi WlTNESSrnyhandandthC%ealof a default will b'i the claimant, his agent William J, McVeigh Ill or at "We'll await the judge's Said court on the 31sf day of be entered agarist you for th relief tewney, or the same January 9, 1976 shall be void December 1973 V, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of demanded In the claim against instruction or dcei5Iun," Dated at Sanford, FlOfid., this this (SEAL) defendants report of condition. We declare that it has been examined by us, to 79th day of December, 1975 Stenstrom said. WITNESS my hand Cr4 he seal of Arthur 11. 8cckwit, Jr. 5: VIrginia E. Keeling the best of our knowledge and belief is true and Correct, and that it Stenstrom said out of the 14 this Courl on Decvrnb,r fl, 1975 As Clerk of said Court At Executrix has been or will be published in the manner prescribed by (Seal) fly - Lilliin T JCnkin white pupils in the area of said Estate Comptroller of the urrency. Dpiity Clerk Arthur H. B-ekwith, Jr A. Edwiri Shnholer, of odginally: Clerk of the Circuit Court kObil F. Higgins Jamesj. Smeenge,Jr. Shinholser end Login 26 had enrolled in the By: Mary N. Darden c o Van den Berg, Gay & JosephD. Robinson Directors Firtt Federal Building Deputy Clerk Burke Russell L. Devoe, DVM Sanford, Florida 37771 Midway school. PublIsh: Dec. 76, 1975, J,. 7,, 14, 14 5. Magnofi Ave Publith: Jan. 16, 1976 I Attorneys fir Executrix 2 moved to Minis, Fla, Ortaricto, Fli 37907 DEV.73 Publish Jan.9. IC. 101A .5 4 - - - Prison In junction Reinstated NEW OIU,EANS ftP) The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has reinstated a preliminary injunction aimed at forcing florida to reduce overcrowding in its prisons. The decision came on a 2.1 split Thursday with the dissenting judge contending that the order "requires a result that the defendant cannot possibly achieve.,," without breaking Florida law, U.S. Dist. Judge Charles R. Scott Issued the injunction in Jacksonville last May 22 but it was suspended pending ftirthar hi'irinue nnul tha niitrnma nf f ha nnnanl - . - , F .'. -" - .............' 'I' ' -"' ' ) -' - Iii U(.U-lll DE V. 39 - Jan. 2.9, 1, 73. 1976 "i ' ' ' ' Tucker Foes Change Jobs - =1. , -' - -4 , , d. 1 . ' ,,,, ..*I. . '-' .... . ' t S'.. a.-- -. ' . /,1 p/ £.•. I J?".. a. 1 against tsi ice is many attorneys last year as in 1974, Baldsin, ti-hose practice Is in Casselberry, believes attorneys -..,- - . " -. - i - -.:'.'.. - 1ji -U ., -a- - I-. THIS - ___ _u1 :: ;- In reference to the bar's •tldth luncheon during the previous year, that's all." meeting of the Lcsigwood Area Sertoma Club, was presented the John A. Baldwin, prsident of "1 heard some comments annual Service To Mankind Awar.I by Carmine M. Bravo. Mrs. the Seminole County Bar from a judge and a lawyer. Lormnnn was cited for her contributIons to the community as a Association, ;lgrt'es with bar They have bath been around for utm', Ic leader, public ser%ant, aitd hu.sint'ss soman and In parofficials in 'tallahassee that the 20 years. They said thev (Jidra' ticular her part in obtaining the new county medical clinic for the figures indicate the bar is know of any alcoholic attorneys city. (Herald Photo by 11111 Vincent Jr.) fX)liciflg its attorneys to insure around here," Baldwin added. high standards are met and Florida Bar Staff Counsel Norman Faulkner had this to Ha I I Ii', — - - ak e M a ry C I ty , i"' SERVICE AWARD GIVEN OFFICIAL I .'-".. . .. ": ' I all finalordersofdisciptineand ofthecitizenry,IjealsofeeLsan osis a sevice to SupremneC tf Floi'Ida r st) from 75 to 230 according to That's s-h) he accepted the disbarments and 25 suspen- - ' officials announced today. should "onduct themselves in a In the past year the total for manner to deserve the respect SLJPP0 , YOUR COMMUNITy , , .. . -. . , GH - Y:.'Y:t ' .uEfTFp SFWFORD . ' , ' ,..: _.... . - __ ____ i;±p .''..•4,. _-.f4 . tE d == TS - ,,.'.''.' ";' ,,v. . :H 174.,,, ,,. -'sei'-',. 4 . - NII:!Lf ADCy ci the bar s grievance program, owner -- ,.,,-. - . a . ;,___ ,.,4-.' - ____ ..,U and agent of AAA Employment. Inc. and Sharon McKihincreasing iar Popu ation hen, manager (kill. The oew business opened Thursday In Lit Satellite Launch Tonight . CAPITAL ACCOUNTS __ - - - ". ! . ' the auto, Polk said. ____ . Deputy Clerk 0'mg to a missing person Obligations of other U.S. Govt. report filed with police, agencies and corps........................... None Detective Ii. William Lykens Obligations of States and politiCal subd ivisIo,.s ......917,000,00 said today that a series of Other securities (Including None Corporate stock) .................................. telephone calls have been 18,000.00 Trading account securities .....................None received by restaurant em- Federal funds sold and securities purchased ployes. He said in the calls the under agreements to resell ....................... 500,000.00 unknown person placing the Loans ...................................................3,169,000,00 calls, apparently from a public Bank premises, furniture and fixtures itnd other assets representing bank premises I'te1eitonc, didn't speak and . - 233,000.00 Real estate owned other than bank premises hung up the telephone. None Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries Lykens said the calls, some and "associated Companies" .................None believed to have been tong Customer's liability to this bank distance, haven't been traced I onacceptancesoutstandj, ..................None The Seminole County MICHAEL VIOLA, the general and so far haven't been Other assets (including None SChool Board partner In IFCO, LTD. a Florida determinCti to be connected I direct leasefinancirtg) ............................75,000.00 Mr. P G Feather 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND limited partnership, and IFCO, TOTAL ASSETS ........................ 7,335,00000 FOR Chairman SEMINOLE COUNTY, with Capko's disappearance. LTD,aFloridalimitedpannership, FLORIDA S Mr W. P Layer. On Jan. 4 Capko went to his andtoallpartieshavingorclaiming Superintendent GENE R AL LIABILITIES u R ISO CT ION t have any right, title or interest in t)USifleSS about 9 p.m. and told DIVISION Publish: Jan. 9, 16, 73, 1976 the real prOperty herein des,c,ibed 0EV .3 CASE NO. 7S1tOOC.O9.A liIIplO)eS he was going home, Demand depoIt of individuals, prtnshps., and corps YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IDS MORTGAGE CORPORATION, 'N THE that a complaint and amended where he lived with his mother, CIRCUIT COURT OF TM 2.301,000.00 a Delaware (OrpOratio, ' 'irt EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. complaint to foreclose a mortgage and indicated he would see the en the following real property in Plaintiff, CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOL E v' prtnshps.,and corps............................3.855.000.00 cmployes "the next morning," .................................. Seminole County, Florida: THE DEVELOPMENT COP- COUNTY, FLORIDA. police said. ........... 11,000.00 Commence at the Intersection of CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.26.CA.11.EE PORATION AT NORTH LAKE 211,000.00 INC , the Pithily P W line of Winter IN RE: Change of Name it al. A relative later reported DePOsitsOffoceigngovts.andofflclapjns,j,utjons Defendar'ls None Woods Blvd and the Westerly P W TANYA ANP4 DAVIS Deposits of NOTICEOFACTION ('apko as missing. commercial bank3 '0f5RN 4)6as Shown anthe None NOTICEOFSUIT CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Certifiedondo(ficers'checks etc . r!at of Winter Woods Unit I. as TO William Ectwar Days 86,000.00 PROPERTy The police missing persons TOTAL DEPOSITS -------------- .6,464,000.00 retorded in PEat Book IS, page 15, Address Unknown report lists "probable TO JOSEPH VILLELLA and Public Recordt of Sem,note (a) Total demand deposits 2.409,000.00 YOU ARE HEREBY PIOTIFIE JOHN M. OWENS destination: Miami orChicago" County, Florida; Thence run N 71 tha1anactionforChangeofName (b)Totaltimeandsavingsdeposi,s 4,055,,00 d b-a SITE DEVELOPERS, Tanya Am Davis has but Lykens said a police Federal fund,s purchased and securities been filid degrees 3340" W. along sai4 INC. bgialnst you and you are required Westerly R W lirie for a distance of bulletin directed to those cities sold under agreements torepurchase Unknown None 2000 feet to the Easterly moSt serve a copy o your wratt Liabilities for borrowed money .................None and COthi, and the Point of Beginning defensj, if any to Watlace F listing Capko and his 1972 Mortgaindebt5 ........................None bronze-colored Of the tract *bout to be described: CHEROKEE UTILITIES, INC. Stalnaker, Jr. of STEPHENSON an Residence Unknown Ford station Acceptances executed by or for account ThencecantinueN2ldegr,,sn. .3.. BEANE, post Office Drawer One wagon have produced no you ARE NOTIFIED that an Cassetb'erry, of this bank and outstanding ..................None Florida, 37107, At' w along said P W line for a action to foreclose a response or clues to the distance 131 35 feet to the North line Other liabilities ...................................121.000,00 followIng propertymortgage on the 'orne-s for the' Mother, and file th r es t a u r a n t owner • uf the S'i of trie SE'S of the' PIE' 4 of in Seminoti 'xiginal with the Clerk of the above TOTAL LIABILITIES ...........................6,585,000.00 County, Florida: Seclion 33, Township 71 South, 'Styled Court on or before Fet)ruar whereabouts. MINORITY INTEREST IN That part of the East Half o the 12th, 1976; of herwise, a Judgment Range 30 East; Thence run N 89 CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES Sheriff Northwest Quarter lying John Polk, None degrees 40' I?" W along the North East of the may be entered against you fir In East right of way lineof State Roid cooperating with police U) the line of the said S of the SE'S of relief demanded In thi Petition Plo. 100 (Interstate 1). all in section RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES WITNESS my hand and the seal of the NE'4 for a distance of 619 96 case, said he used an airplane 73, Township 21 South, Range 79 Siid court on to the' NE corner of the this, the 7th day of East. several days after Capko Reserve for bad debt losses on loans January, I97 aforementioned Winter Woods Unit AND. That part of the Eest Halt of (Seal) (iisappeaJ'ed in an air search of (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) ................... I. Thence run 5 0 degrees fl' 3.1" 6,000.00 the Southwest Quarter (LESS; the W along the Easterly boundary of the county, Including wooded OthEr reserves on loans ........................None Arth.jr H. Beckith, Jr. North 1095.12 feet thereof) lying Said Winter Woods Unit I for a Clerk of th Circuit Court and remote areas looking for Reserves on securities .........................None East of the East right-Of-way line of By distance of 265.0 feet; Thence run S Elaine RiCharde TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS the station wagon. State Road Plo. 400 (Interstate 1); 89degrees 37' 06" E for a distance Deputy Clerk AND SECURITIES ----------------------------6,000.00 ALSO: The South flSfeet of theWest Stephemon of 511 feet tothe NE The air search failed to locate g it d AA idvvay Con trcversy JudIcIaIR The cars being Ofrfed for Pur CASE P40. 7S'1123C17fr4 , is f'.'eby In Re: Custedy ef; the public records of Seminole given that the Seminole County BERNARD WILLIAM ARM County. Florida School Board, Seminole County, STRONG You, and each of you, are notified Florida will receive seated bids until NOTICE OF ACTION fhataSulttoQulct Title tothe above 1 oo p,, on January 27, 1976 ñt TO BERNARD W. ARMSTRONG descrI property has be-en filed wtiIch time bidS will be publicly 157 2 Village Wood Drive against you, and you are required to and read aloud in the Waterbury, Connecticut serve a copy of your answer to the Seminole County School Board ou ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Complaint on the Plaintiff's at Office, E. Commercial Ave. that an action for Custody of Ber forney. Terrence J McGtre. of Sanford FlorIda do the following: nard William Armstrong has been Hunter, Marchman & Project Title: WALKWAY BRIDGE filv against you and you are Strong, 243P,itfitlo, Park Avenue. P.O. FOR SPRING LAKE ELEMENrequired to serve a copy your C' )iO, Wn P,rk, Florda 31789, TAR V SCHOOL, SEMI MOLE written deIcnsS. if any, to Gary E arw tile the Qrigin,Il in the office Of COUNTY, FLORIDA ,5assey, Esquireof Brock,Massey & Clerk of the Circuit Court Ave. ti last seen on Jan. 4, business district. Marchers sang "We Shall Overcome," the anthem of the civil rights movement of the i. Rut tile)' soon changed the words to 'We Want Full Em- CMS of 2102 %V 18th St., told police total value $327, were taken beforelhelthdayof February, 1976. County School Board Boulevard, AUarnontI Springs, to face local charges of tht he had broken into her when someone entered his otherwite the allegations of the Project Locaflon: South Florida 37701, Petitionf"t attorney breaking and entering with honic and beaten her, locked car while it was parked Complaint will be taken as con SEP,aINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA an or before January 26th. 1976. arid tested intent to commit a felony, Early Thursday deputies said at Crows Fish Camp, SR-46 east Plat.e Thit P4011cc shall be published Bids areFor to Receipt of Bids All file the original with the Clerk of the be delivered to the above styled Court either before grand larceny and buying, Cartagena fell off a bed in a jail of Sanfort. once each week for four co.necutive Superintendent of Schools In the tervice on Petitioner's att3rney Or I we-eks In the Evening Herald receiving and concealing stolen cell ar.d was treated and adSchool Board Office, E. Corn- immediately thereafter; otherwise a Ferns Taken Dated thiS 30th day of December, mercidl Ave. Sanford,27 Florida pr0pe't)'. rilitted to the hospital. Judgment may be entered against 1975. Time for Receipt of Bids. Bids (arles Dewavne Wallace, for the rillif demanded in the Jean E. Lowell, of San Jose 5cat) JCS;CI'TkCU Shall be received until 100 PM On Petition Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Apartoients In south Seminole January 77, 1976 By The Auoated Press Americans by the thousands, marching to cornmen'swate the 47th annIversary c Martin Lather King's called for full emo)1nent and a renewed inqu' i'itn thc civil rights Icader's as,sas.slnal,jon, Corett.a Scott King, widow of the slain black leader, led a crowd estimated at more than 15,000 Thursday on a enemile march in Atlanta, King's home town, LO dramatize the call for full employment, The marchers moved from Ebeneze' Baptist Church, justment in approving a Side Yard Variance man R1AA Residential lone from 73 feet to to reet on Inc following devrlbt'd property: Lot 1, Block B, Spring Lake Hills, 15. Paoes 73 and 14, n Sectici n 21 79, on Swing Cove Trell. Tji hearing will beheld the County Commission Chambers of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on February I?, 1976, at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter OS posSible Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida By: Mike Hattaway. Chairman Friday, Jan. 16, 1376-14 FLORIDA .'TZ according to a pEat thereof s BIDS: recorcjc In PEat Book 10, page 69, of AntonIoCangena, of 1814 T.L Oglesby, of Fourth St., warrants by Oviedo police. w. 18th St., was arrested Lake Mary, told deputies a ManJailed Wednesday on charges of stereo tape deck, carpet A 25-ve;,r-oi(1 Indiana man bur'Jarv and assault and shampoo machine, binoculars Legal Notice Jobs, lnqui The Board Of County Corn mijoners of Seminole County *ill Evening1erald,Sanford, Fl. in and to the following described Arthur H. Deckwith, Jr. pr0ty, situate in Seminole Publish Jan IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16, 1976 County, Florida: EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 0EV -76 ___________________________ L 3 and 4, Blork A, West _____________________ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE t were reported missing onnewchargesofpossessjoflof hospitalized after he fell off a aftor hurg1Rr entered the narcotIc paraphc'rnalld, bed in a county jail cell l)SSesSion of controlled SUb- returned to Jail today after Stanley J. Walvick residence at stance and possession of a being released from Seminole 131 Rose Briar Drive, Memorial Hospital, sheriff's 1onwood, by a window. conceaieij weapon. Jail records show White was deputies said. Auto Burglary Ihe regulated price oi natural gas has been permitted to rise over a period of years by the Federal Power Commission, the agency that regulates prices on gas produced In one state and shipped by pipeline for use Ifl another state. WASHINGTON tAP) - While Eresident Ford anti Deputy II.D. Kirby said the burglars apparently entered the residence by forcing a door pending a pre-sentence in- burglary at Sanford. vestigation. lnmatelnJured Hut Vhj(e was back in counts' by 1985. FLORIDA CASE P40. 7$.flfl.CA.)30 PACCS[TTERflUILDER5lfCa Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TOQUIET TITLE In the name of the State of Florida: To the Delenaants Address unknown. DAVID C HUDSON and JOYCE N HUDSON. hit wife, if alive, or, if dead, to hit or her unknown heirs, dCvitees, legatees, or grantees, and allotherper%onsorpartlesclalming y, lhrouah, under or &oant ttm and To: Allpartiesor personshavingo' television, total value $1,567, were reported stolen from the residence of McKinley Elliott, of 306 Magnolia, Altamonte Springs Oviedo man who pleaded uiItv in circuit court this week In drug charge has been arrested on new drug charges. Andrew Lee White, 22, pleaded guilty on Tu.iesday to delIvrv of mnrihmnn IA s'-' . .iu& undercover agent anti was Would Boost Gas Prices SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF 4SISIERS I DAVID C HUDSON. et ux. By l)l LlA)ut) Herald Staff Writer NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Plaintiff I Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice A U U - ___________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ Burg aries In South Seminole . A'F'1#'t i - -- - _______ - Ii 4 ' ' One of house Speaker TALLAHASSEE (AP) 1)onald Tucker's major re-election foes has been nan4ed to an Important position. Another has been unceremoniously titittiped. Thcker, D.Tallahassce, said Thursday that he is naming Rep. James Hedman, 1)-Plant City, as chairman af the Joint lgislaUve Auditing Committee. Rut Tucker also said that he h.as fired Rep. Barry Kutun, DMiamI Beach. as chairman of the Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee. - r" now being reflected in the stat. Supreme Court." enry oc S '- S - - . I _-\}'i' M.-\UY--- lie threeouting tlit the illS's second the tiiiit (ltil.cfl and young The Florida Bar's executiv' rim mini4'itv hall has become bookkeeper in the past few people traffic, be placed at director, Marshall H. Casr.edy toi small for the burgeoning months has resigned because of another location, feels the increase in iitv stall and other facilities the constant distractions and Making it clear that he was disciplinary efforts indicate the lutist be found to house the activity in the city offices, not being critical of the police iar is meeting its primary police department. urged Thursday' night that the department, Terry noted for responsibility "to insure for the ('inneilman harry 'l'errv, poll(-t' department, which has heating purposes doors between public of Florida lawyers of the offices cannot be kept shut high ethical standards. and the building is a morass of "111 credit goes to a noise and traffic and radio dedicated staff of professionaLs reception.s. O Re and more than 500 volunteer ii C I Council, agreeing with lawyers throughout Florida 'I'errv's comments authorized who give of their time to the Public' Safety Commissioner investigation and prosecution of e r S 0 Ii n e I Bert Perinchief to look for other errant lawyers," Cassedy said. d r. k; ________________ . CO1T) U ___ T, ____ 0 US U t or icrrie X - In qwirters. Figured At SNA By JOL AsKRF: herald Staff Writer "The distraction is costing us money and wasting time,'' Terry said. In other action, council authorized that adverti.semen t.s for a fire chief be placed in the Firemen's Engineer magazine and the Florida League of Cities magazine with applications to be considered 30 days after advertising ceases. To make certain that firefighters are on hand during the daytime hours, the governing body agreed to pay the costs of emurrilling four city Other liabilities listed incudi' $150,000 to the Bank of Cornnierce in New York: $19,271 to No staff reductions are an- Morrison's Inc., and smaller ticipated at Sanford Naval amounts to other suppliers. Academy (SNAi which has Other lawsuits against the been beset with financial MacFadden Foundation include problems recently, according to demands for $2,536.30 by administrator Jesse Harry. Robinson's Inc., of Orlando, "We're looking for ways to and S05. Ii by 11111 I.Ufllber further economize without anti hardware Co., Sanford, for damaging our fine program. building supplies. employcs in the firefighting we're looking at all the The total amount claimed by course at Seminole Community possibilities." harry said. reditors, other than the College. "We expect to be here for the Giants, is about $240,000, Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. rest of the school year and we Zinkow said. said under the plan city-paid are hopeful for the future. The Harry said the back debts are money problems are a big a problem, but the school is personnel would be qualified to problemii to overcome. The "under court jurisdiction now." fight the fires, adding that during good economic times outlook for future enrollment is He said enrollment has 'ncouraging," h. explained. (Iropi.'(l from 200 last year to volunteer firefighters at times the past have not been available A foreclosure lawsuit was 127 this )ear. but explained duruig the daytime because of filed against the school by the riianv military schools are irsoni wor,; responsibiiltles. National Exhibition Co., '(The having problems due to the The board set a work.shop San Francisco Baseball Giants) economy, the anti.military meeting for 4:30 p.m. Monday but this was withdrawn sentiment from Viet Nam in- ttith a special meeting to follow voluntarily Jan. 8, by Oil, fluences, and general "per- at 5:30 p.m. to consider bids for Eaton, attorney for National missiveness of parents." resurfacing some city streets, Exhibition (San Francisco "But the future outlook is employe pay raises and an Giants), according to Orlando looking brighter because we ordinance on appointing attorney Jack Zinkow, believe tie pendulum is members of boards, cornrepresenting SNA. swinging back the other way," t1tissifls, offk'cs and employcs. Zinkow said late Thursday harry said, lie said there is a _____________________________ the Hernarr McFadden big need for proper training of Foundation Inc.. New York, young people today, to develop which defaulted on a $436,437 patriotic attitudes anti purchase money mortgage on discipline. Oct. 1 and on a $179,413 harry indicated that inpromissory note on Aug. 30, creased enrollment would lx' "still owes the money." the biggest shot in the ann for The Acaclemv has filed for SNA and other military prep bankruptcy in Orlando federal schools suffering from court. Zinkow explained three eciflutliic ills. steps crc necessary in bankruptcy proceedings: the filing of a petition which was (lone Dec. 19); the filing of a complete schedule of creditors; and a filing of a statement of affairs, I ________ - Reason 15. If you should qualify for the Short Form, well prepare it for you at a very Low price. At H & R Block, the simpler the return, the less we charge H&R BLOCK' '. 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When filing for bankruptcy in federal court the MacFadden Foundation listed $2 million in assets and more than $1 million in hahilitle.s to 105 creditors, including the 8662,1148 owed the San Francisco Giants. National Exhibition was usking Circuit Court Judge )ominlck Salfi to place the chool in receivership and to ippoint John S. Krider of 'ianford as receiver to operate he facility and colk'ct ninnies. However, this retivership equest was "automatically Ismissed" when the )reclosure lawsuit was withd rawn voluntarily, the Orlando ttorney said, Contacted Friday, Krider ad he had "no comment" to iake, saying he Is Just a "third P -r "r -.. 1 , .- 1 'sT ii' j '-'a '::.1_,,U ¶ 's - '''...'.'"r .".Z, ,, .,, •"Ua , .J hC - ..i.,' ___ ". 1"-' . ,: _____ __________ , '- " k:-.' ' 'L . =- ___ �Evening Heiald The Seminole County Branch of the National Assocfaticn fur the Advancement of Colored People (NAAC?) Is holding Its annual meeting tonight at the Sanford Civic Center. Activity gets under way at 8 p.m., and the prin. cal speaker will be attorney W. George Allen. - th nntinrnil According to the local branch of organization, persons who cannot afford the ad. missIon price of $5 are urged to call 323-56w) or t0 N. FI(ENCjI AVE., SANEOIID, FI.A. 32771 Area Ctde 315-322-261i or 831-9993 Friday, January 16, 1976-4A WAYNE 1). DoYLE, Publisher Around H RICHARD IANG, Editor 1% Ii.LJAM I). CtJRRIE, Managing Editor HOHFHT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director _______ 9 IIit• DrIiver: ct+. 5 rents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14:20: Vear. $2R 40. Hv Mail In Fkrjda aine as hcnw deliver). All thr mail Month. S20 6 Wnth tt 'n. t 40, A crowd of about 350 people Is expected to attend thIs meeting, which Is billed as a voter registration drive. The Seminole County NAACP Branch less than 20 per cent of the eligible Black voters are regIsteredtovoteandponsnotregt.,te,Jcanno vote. Local sources say the NAACP hopes to get per cent of all eligible Blacks registered prior to the 1976 elections, ______ _______ The System Still Works The Clock Ve are in a presidential year which happens t 1) be the 200th year since this country declared iis independence and undertook to govern itself. 'ihe system is operating under strain. But it i operating. And we are confident that by nex November, when the Amerea:i people have chose: a president a clear consensus will have been for med to support him. For the first time, the federal governmeni itself is paying much of the cost of the president Ia. nomination and election process with taxpayer o: cy. This reform, which grew out of the revelations of the corrupting effect of private campaign money in the Watergate scandal in 1972, is under attack in IheSupreme Court. Its constitutionality is yet to bc determined. Nevertheless, the money is being paid out of the federal treasury. Uncertainty over this new financing plan is one of the causes of stress as this presidential campaign year gets under way. Another cause of concern is the changes in the nation's presidential nominating system. There are more slate primaries now than ever. Many of them have adopted a new automatic system of placing candidates' names on their ballots even if the candidates would rather not run in every state. Reforms have greatly altered the convention system of both parties. Meanwhile, the Republicans' incumbent president, Gerald Ford, is running behind a challenger, Ronald Reagan, in the polls. Ford has never been a candidate in a nationwide election and the reduced power of his presidential incumbency has been a source of concern for the nation as it is for him. The Democrats have a disconcerting numbers of candidates, none of whom has emerged with broad backing. The big picture is thoroughly confusing. The outcome is completely unpredictable. But the system that has worked for 200 years isn't going to break down. It will find a way to express the people's will. And it is likely once again to produce a mandate and a consensus. Well, check this one out! Plans arc currently under way at Florida Tech University (FTU) to again offer such a course of study and travel In Italy or Spain, In cooperation with major universities in the two countries. Presently, plans call for the two groupa to leave hr .... Madr. w niir. r..,, uuiiv I...... o .i.. t, ,. , vw rew .. -' return to the U. S. on Aug. 20. Dr. Anthon)' V. Cervone, chalnuan of the foreign on to Seville and additional Study. Want to study and travel In Italy or Spain for eight weeks this summer? Par':ipants in each of the programs will be offered a wide variety of credit courses, ranging from elementary to advanced language studies to cl&.ses S DON OAKLEY Sen. Frank Cburch would like to dispel the notion that congresslona investigations of the Central Intelligence Agency had anything to do with the asac.cination of an American in Athens who had been ldenUhied In a Greek newspaper an agent of the CIA. The senator is correct In one resper - that 'us Senate Intelligence Committee has avoided di'ing the names of any active CIA agents wcrklng abroad for the trpress purpose of avoiding the kind of thing that happened in Athens. However, this does not mean there Is no link between the publicizing of one-secret CIA activities, which has been en. couraged by the Qurth committee, and the murder of Richard S. Welch In Greece. The past year's exercise in peeling away secrecy from CIA activities has made the agency a lightning rod for aiticisiin of U. & foreign policy and a target for retaliation by anyone who dislikes that policy. It has also encouraged pele who have access to information about the CIA to "hiow the cover" of agents as If they were performing a public service. The Washington magazine which first identified Mr. Welch announced recently It will publish the names of even more CIA agents in January. Sen. Cuwch may be responsible enough personally to see the danger which this creates for CIA employes, but he will have a hit-cl time denying that Congress itself has helped create the new mood surrounding the work of U. S. intelligence agencies. That Richard Welch should be burled In Arlington National Cnetery with others died in the servied of their country Is mct appropriate, but the respcnslbflity for his death does not lie solel:, with America's enemies. who : ' Only the departure of Mao Tse-tung hself to join his ancestors would have generated a greater or more "un-Chinese" outpouring of official mourning and euologizing than did the diath of Chou En-lai. It was a final remarkable tribute to a remarkable man. For years It was taken for granted by Chinawatchers, and prurnabIy by the Chinese themselves, that Chou premier and No. 2 man in the Chinese Communist hierarchy, who at one .... S. . - '...,. . :1 I ". . .. " - . . ... . . . 6C1 . . ' - ••.• . aging - . w.. ,,..: • . . '-. - continued to represent the semblance if not the actuality of power in China. Whatever 'tbUe realignments and shifting of authority his long .. ' .• t , ' 'f ' . ' ,.' . . -- . - SI.i .. - President Ford's p to China last fall, gives The — War-torn Lebanon's d itor exchange for deals imist cash thir checks or exchange their pounds with money changers. come at lower prices, Over the longer term, lowered b owing costs shopping district, Half a dozen big dealers — Including two Armenians, a Jew, and a Palestinian handle in higher profits, assuming other factors remain in balance. The corporate stock outlook, dealer is Mahmoud akarJi, who fled from his native Iraq when the 1958 revolution overthrew the monarchy. because stocks become relatively more at- fad he Is now the 'central bank," said one money - market. Fellowship Players. Credit Rating Studied tnter rates drop. The pro, while not review in the United States because of the deficIt from ' Mao. Productions as a community theatre group and and if it is to have such a facility I believe it Again unlike most other Chinese Corn- planned to produce "1776" as their first offering. should certainly love an already active corn- — ' personally, feel an ebligation and desire than markets of 15 years ago. While a quarterpoint of interest might not make a treziiendoijs I believe there are enough people enormous amount of money to a wealthy Into stitutlon. PARIS tAP — European shippers and businessmen have been told that problems in the port of Montreal are now under control. once were. He said the port has been open continually since 1963 d Chabot has been on a promotional tour of France, German)', and Great Britain. Price Controls In Effect . TORONTO I APi The chairman of the Canadian antiinflation board, Jean-Luc Peptn, said Thursday he Is tired ofbeingasked when the board is going to start controlling rate, for example, not only ref existing and anticipated business conditions, but Matthe'wH, West it is a measure also of Federal Reserve policy. - "The system Is on now," Pepin said. "It's not a freeze but there will be changes in prices." Pepin said people have trouble seeing the effects of the anti-Inflation program because it Is complex and subtle. Area weakness for fattening foods, the Democratic probl!m, according to a medical examination discovered in 1969. presidential candidates seem to be pluyslclally fit last October, was "a more or less rhythmic around 4a.m. He "uses Dalmane once or twice a Ex-Sen. Fred Harris, D-Okla. Except (or a week" to help him sleep. (or the job. twiteh of the cheek, right er of his mouth "&gncant weight problem," he is In fine Ga', Milton app of PennIvan1a A , WEATH ER Death _____________________ - ' — developed while he was in law school, a gunshot apparently has been passed. All his other wound m a hunting accident as a youth, and I MELVIN DUNN Melvin Dunn, 66, oF Orlando, e1dir. require medical attention. To relieve a nous Rep. Mo Udall, Ar1z., have heart murmurs, doctors att operation 20 years ago. But acccrdi to his Sen Hubert Hnphrey, before meals and before stressful situations such energy," his doc Inderal to help reduce the tension. MI.—He is five His physician, therefore, views this as a finding told our associate Bob Nevhe1ess, Udall has been advised take tumor that dental wock. There have been no Ill effects from two sisters, Mrs. Mary Dunn ce, according to his doctor, Humphrey's — — report describes himasa "vigorous person with medical problem appears to be a "aolitary nodule In his right lung sInce 1967." ThIs Is "no threat to (Bayh's) health at this time" but needs Friday,Jan. 16, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 Tennis II, 7 p.m., Seminole Community College, . •. 8 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. SATURI)AY,JAN1jAJIy 17 Alcoholics Anonymous Women's (;roup, 2 p.m., 1201 w. First St., Sanford Audubon Wildlife Films, Rush Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park,2and 8p.m. FilmonCeylon. I4mJn 111gb School Band Boosters will have table at Maitland Flea Market all day. "The bar is virtually the only surce of such campaign funds... particularly in statewide races," William E. Sherman of 1)eL.and, bar Iegisiative commroittee hairtnan, said Thtir, . %IOSDAY JANUARY 19 Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Woman's Club, Overbrook [)rive, speaker, Extension Agent, Reginald Brown. clear that the bar opposed the measure because It "would make lawyers second class citizens" but would not oppose a limit on contributions. SCHOOL qllung TechnIques, 7 p.m., Seminole Community College Adult Education. Jt(Lscell 1outnin of Winter TU1SI)AY, JANUARY 20 Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann ' rctlred Winter Park banker, "I want to see some reform," l)emorratic Women's Club of Seminole County, noon, defense motion to halt former lnald Baker linked Dickinson friends agretl to buy the car away with them, put a $25 limit ('omptroller Fred 0. "Bud" to former Education Corn- for the son, Fred 0. Dickinson on contributions or have some I):ckip,son'staxvasiontrialon missioner Floyd Christian and Ill, way so the judge does not know Norman Rockwell exhibit, Winter Park Mall, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Through Saturday. Jan. 24. n I s D e TALL\IIASSEE 1 Al') — A rnent.s: fl ' . .,.' - " -. 'J .'t' .', , ..!r . '"- .• - -#*.!.'Sf , ..__' -- OVereaters Anon)Tho, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & light Sanford. fl S0 — - p . -- I e I • I C I I i-'Il- 1 called him and said that he and a judge who was seeking ret!?ctIcn bdicvc-d that *500 fro, each lawyer in his firm would be a proper contribution, • I a.m. Free testing at 10 a.m. lie said a court of appeal f : _ Humane Society of Seminole County, 13 p.m., First Federal of Seminole community room,Sl( 434, LAngsol. left, Olga Little, Americanism chairman; Jean Tarbox, president; Principal Christy Harp; "l.et rue tell you some horror Josephine Lee, secretary; Mary Beers; and Florence Roberts, pntriotk Instructor. (Herald Photo by stories about contributions to Elda Nichols) judges," he said. — -- --- -- - - low 53. Partly cloud)' and cooler '. " --Naples realtor W. Ro voice of the court and the Smith testified that he raised of queions indicate only type one passed by a voice vote, asked his son-In-law to raise money for Dickinson in 1970. Asst. U.S. Atty. Anthony LaSpada told the jury earlier that other donors and gave the mon- believe that witness under ey in cash to Dickinson during oath," Arnold said. ' _______ ___________ ____--______ - -3 neral Nofl " --o--.' tCV('S tO M'n be he'd a' 730 p rn ' ' Saturday a' Ihe Uraveside in Lake Mary 1cmrv with A nate elections of Judges was postponed until Friday when jacksonVille banker James nap was in the habit of giving Young Law'ers Board. raised $5,000 which 1urchison raised $2,250 from himself and friends. said he gave Dickinson in cash. three others and gave the monplied, 'No, sir," Dunlap re- Fought over a Judicial election reform bill by House Speaker C)' to Dickinson at a 1970 camin 19772 federal income taxes tion to strike the testimony of benefiLs from Dickinson as a judge to get certification as 'I. - -5-.'I .:-'- -- Seminole Lions flub, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, l and 4. -_£ County Extension Service. and 434. Adult and Continuing Education. Call Community Ser- vices. meeting at Seminole County Health Center, French Introduction to Astrology, 7:30 p.m., Seminole Community College Adult Education. Longwood. same years. '°°' inson $15,000 in 1970 and took sour honor," Dunlap testified. U.S. Dirict Judge William went in with three other bankL'tSpada is attempting to The board voted 17-10 to opBrevard hand of Mobile, Ala., ers to buy l)ickinson's son a car prove tl'at L'ickinson failed to pose the proposal, but' a tw motion to declare a mistrial, Defense attorney Walter Ar- trs who sought and received his legislative position. _____________________________________________ ______________________________________________ Run Political Heir Robert Ta ft - If all COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP: - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 [YAlemberte of Miami said Tucker's bill is a good way to let Sanford Woman's Club annual Arts Festival at club house. Covered dish luncheon at noon. In ations of judges, particularly in mnetropolitian areas like band room. Movie on 1975 Marching Band Contest, the judges. 6:30 p.m., Deltona Inn. But William Mckenzie of Tallahassee, who served three ears on a nominating corumissien, said 90 per cent of the (1)mmlsslon members would ' Named To Ohio Legislature Frank Church will enter the resign if the duty was imposed Central florida Retired Teachers Association general meeting, 1:30 p.m., Webster Adult Education Center, north of Winter Park Mall. League of Women Voters Unit Meeting: "Property fliih1c," 9'15 a in, Fir F1era1 of S'mnt! Sfl 41; I' ... r Robert A. Taft II, heir to a _-_L March, counting on a strong showing in the late primaries to (Iea(llocked nominating vention. COfl' tiis real possibilities despite tta' admitted "serious handicap" Ohio House of Representatives, Republican members picked young Tall at a party cinnati, who resigned last week to pursue private business Interests. is far different from recommending the three best quali. for huo apppoint one as judge, McKenzie said. to Rotary Club of Lake Mary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country ,' Club. Sertorna flub of Sanford, noon, Sheraton Inn, I and SR 4. HOSPITAL NOTES Texan To Head College the prospect that the funds and enthusiasm generated by her duties in March. Jotunnie Kelly Susan Lee (li&sipa ted." Mrs. Farenthold, who was runnerup to Gov. Doiph Briwoe in the 1972 Texas governor's race. Wells College, on the shores of Lake Cayuga north of Ithaca, has an enrollment of 500. The college was Founded Clear to partly cloudy and paring for the later privarit' rI p. " -- - .. ',,.-C. . ." " ' 5..-- ' " ' "It means I am leaving Texas, but I will always be vi- Aaron Seymour Nettle Wells Emily S. Tellair, DeBary Gertrude Burdeno, Deltona Hose B. Marcucella, Deltona Joanne Carson, former wife of television star Johnny Carson, and a male companion - " ' '. surprised him at her home, police said. ( -J " r i • "" 1.-' , '" ji'.' - ) 7 e : : ( SPECIAL Linoleum Rugs ALSO SIZES t. - 6x9, 9x15 12x12, l2zIS 'i - ..L. s'' 'I , '-, . 'z . .. . ' '. -- a,,,,. - 'i -,,3c ' ft. i ;. '? ' ____ _ t1. _____ ________ •. .. ' L ?, '. 1''.J •.t;,''r. Velma V. Jehnson ' t,.ike.t1i.i ' ______ ', ,, Surplus 310 SANFORD AVE. ;, 1,''' '- v- - ; — ,_ 2 )3hpd,e,I Gordon C,. Cuslunan, DeBary J4.4,( I" ' , - f;. .-J 4p;:i , i41. s -k,, - ,. .. Cecil C. ouch, Deltona Amadeo Gonzales, Deltona ,'- - 1. '. ' -'5,' t'.' ' ",/• rP' )d':%.'. Allenc M. McDaniel, Orange 5... .5 —.,, -' when they encountered a man carrying a full pillow case. Oliver Sjoblomn, Lake Mary Esther V. Noble, Orange City Jennifer Johnson, Osteen his car and sped off. Vandervort and Mrs. Carson followed him For abcut two miles until he crashed into a parked Mr. and Mrs. Bobbir (Lisa) an-is, a girl, Sanford ________ - ,—.. . ,S. s '... . "n_ .. '.. ,_,. . S 417 M1ptII Av AIli. OcPa"do H) '14$ car F. )UII Altamo.,t 1)41)14 ,..., -S "V . Hood Tractor Co. FII flNl -. : I:',' 5 r % .. ,,. - --' - - .f ,U ' I - - " -';k' —. 4 ' •,_._&._&jz . - - '1 ..." , - '-.- . - ... . -'.;- north portions. Lows by iveness to liberal voters, aides luesday morning mostly SOs point to last month's conventIon north and 6Os south. highs inMa&sachusttsoftheCitizens Tuesday in the 7(s except 60s for Participation in Political t'xtrvnie north. Action where, with relativel' fur a four-day state visit. tides: high 7 am., 7:21 p.m., virtual tie for second with Rep. low 22:24 am,, 1:05 p.m, Puit Morris K l,II IAri, coast, where he will be met by President LuIs Echeverria cf Mcxico, President Josip Hr 4( . . Michael V. Morris Nancy Rivers Priscilla S. Sessions Mar)' I.. Sword George J. Hoffman, Far- - . •'s. ,, ; . Mrs. Carson was pulling into the driveway of her home MEXICO CI' (APi - ' *( - henry J. Warren, Lake J"_ j'' ____________________________ Harlow W. Gond.speed Maude Humphrey t35 C. Graham, (;ene'a Ex-Mrs. Carson In Chase WS ANGE[F (API l:iiz, C. King Marian E. Benge l.atona Farmer .T3.).- .,---" f r"rPS - -. . '. r'.. - 14. Jt , 1. ,. k f \, " Cr•' J_ 4 Sanford Doroth Barnosky Florence J. Castle I,iiwi-et'i G. Engli' ;-' .. ."- .#-i - . ..' ; ,. - -,.,-.., j;'''U,. / t, ,' JANUARY 15, 1976 AE)llSSIOs Sanford: setts, Florida and elsewhere, - - iI,.7r , ,. _____ HOUSTON API — Frances "Sissy" Farenthold, an outspoken liberal Texas Democrat, says she has accepted appointment as president of Welts College In Aurora, N.Y. Trustees of the 108-year-old women's liberal arts upper 40s to lower SOs. Cold and enter. wind Saturday with higks -, -' __ Humphrey. "I'm told it takes a million and a half dollars even to look New York," Church says of a ? 1' .. ,.5 - f -. _'A, 27th U.S. president. hits grandfather, Robert A. Taft Sr., LS a U.S. Senator from Ohio and was known as "Mr. name is not Kenned' or "If this election were like the last, it wouldn't be possible 1'r so late an entry," Church say. hut .his )•( he maintains, strict new Campaign finance laws and an abundance of txUi 2'; ' 7 L': 0—.. L - - — "Those are promising pri Funeral services will be held Highs Sunday mostly SOs north Saturday, in Lake Mary to upper is extreme sout.'u. manes In places I have reason Cemetery. Brsson Funeral Warmer Monday and Tuesday to believe I might do very Home Is in Charge. with a chance of showers well," Church says. - - dation to oppose the bill by Iep. thc jury a deposition of flu*rles Murchison, a Jacksonville at- Whitaker, I'alatka and a north to 4 central and SOs IsIafl(I, Montana, Idaho, Oregon — Carter keeps his welgl't unier a 'ear ago. His physicIan recently wrote to him: avoided the bed sores that plague many "You are not only cured but in excellent concontrol and exercises regularly. and has attained general good dillon," health Wallace Is also art1a1ly deaf and wears Sen. Frank Church, 1)-Ida. Walter Reed Sen.GeorgeMcGovern, ,of a hearing aid in his right ear. Hoeital found him In excellent health but ad- an insuificlency In his heart, his doctors have Footnote: Er-Sen. Eugene McCarthy, f)control and avoidance of high carbohydrate avoid Infections from sit'glcal procedures. ressons of "privacy," foods." He suffers from diverticulosla, a corn- Otherwise his heart murmur Sargent Slu1vr and exdoesn:t affect him Gov. TPtTv Sanford of Ncrth Carulli i.livi fNi1fl men durcmlc cnd1tlon affeetl,w tP !o,'er tract. Thursday's high 75, today's Include his wife, Saturda)'. while, he exercises daily and plays basketball today than Is a person who'has never had the Ioz at bedtime" )aT* ago." disease Sen. Henry Jackson, D.Wa.sh. Go',. George Wallace of A1abaz Ez-Gov, He suffers His He has Ste's harlvfng majority whip, doctor sth Jimmy Carter of Georgia from "chronic nasal stuffiness," Li also allergic unded his doctors by the comeback he t Cer Is "ahie to car Sen. Robert Byrd. D'W. Vs., has a rairnber of on at to gold "adhesive tape,Hisawberr, egg, plated made from the 1972 attem on his e. chronic problems which an amazing pace with no evident fatigue," The and wool." Although only serious medical parsl dfromthewaisdown,heIovere constant tension. 11I docte", n'e'the!ess, doctor found "no Indication of any diabetic Here is a rundown, In alphabetical the health of the leading Demcatic candidates: TO Saturday. Rain probabIlity 40 ing their money and themselves ciectrician. ' wed "noevidence of the (bladder) tract d1iders. Although he has an Inactive GIVEN WASHINGTON 'APi Chabot, says problemssuch as pilfering, labor instability, a' parals to a .. Port Problems Under Control between 17-92 and State Road 427. BERRY'S WORLD Interviewed their doctors. "ceased to occur" after It was pointed out to Only Alabama's Gov. George Wallace has a Bentaen. . months ago. The Olympic Games deficit is estimated currently as at such problems as they encountered over the past so because they can build a road around the tree, In Sanford but cannot build another tree like that. The decade or so. in Chinese-American relations. Chou En-lai has these young people a fair earned a un1cue place in the history of both Anna Lea and Foreman chance for suct.'ess. have produced and countries, directed a number of extremely well doie plays FLAG Poor's Corp., both New York agenies, are studying to decide whether the city should retain the 'A' rating they circumstances changed and the group the community will also. If you are willing greatly responsible, For nIne years before and and Inclined Ia move their money to where the action during World War II, he had been liaison man decided to finance the play by securing a loan able to help this worthwhile non-profit cornbetween the Communists, Oulang Kai-eheks from a local bank feeling that the proceeds from munity project please send your donations to ACt Is, even though several studies suggest that s the play would certainly be sufficient to pay off III, 101 East 7th Street, Sanford. All donations quick shifting of that sort fail to pay off over the Nationalists and Western representatives long term. Cbungking. the loan at the end of the production. The loan are, of course, tax deductible. There are still dangers and plenty them lie was named premier and foreign minister was secured by personal endorsement of Anna Name WIthheld despite the treinendoua surge takenofby tea, Foreman, and Chip. market during the first week of the new year. andwastheonlypremnjer1thaseverd. lii done and received favorable comment from all proved business climate will continue? on Vietnam, at which was laid the ground for Sanford. Unfortunately, neither the Chamber of that the city of Iongwnod Is going to widen State Inflation still lingers, and those same eyes that Country. It was In 3972, however, that thou attained the community gave the show the support It so down an oak tree that! think Isa very unusual glance warily at the Inflation rate. obviously desd and attendance was poor; tree. something almost like popularity in the thulted this The facto of public confidence is Involved, leaves Act Ill In debt and Sanford Li in States as host and toastmaster to the American p Individuals, I who are still necary to was wondering If you could check this out jeopardy of losing its community theatre group Fortlisrolelnmakingaijnjaworldpowerto ______ CALENDAR ' Hrida Bar Board (;overnors is opposing a bill which would forbid lawyers to make campaign contributions to a candidate for judge. 1eanwt:ile the prosecution Dickinson profited From the humble opinion, and the opinion continue to do so. It is down to 6,75 per cent now and seems headed to 6.50. Money is more Billions of dollars that temporarily reside in credit markets are now being drawn toward the country long before President Nixon's historic several people, myself Included, to ask that we visit In March, 1972 that drp.matic parting of Support the group with financial backing if - :L- f house guarded by hired gunmen. . JACK ANDERSON 'II you don 1 win, it won '1 be the end 01 (ho world, but you wi//have to go back to taking (he garbage out again!" AP fierce street fighting. Wealthy Lebanese needing foreign currency to flee the coun, businesen who continue to . gone, either through death or defection or purge. er Teng HaiIng, BEIRUT, Lebanon Right now, these two readings are the tempera. ture and the blood pressure of the patient. ' puty a hillside near Beirut airport. A Lebanese army spokesman was quoted as saying the jets were called into action following the ambush of an army convoy irlicr in the day y d kftit band as it traveled to Beirut from Damc'ur, south of the capital on the Mediterranean coast. . Letters To - . unclear. Mao Tse.tung, that semi-mythical, deified obvious than anything else could the great void of leadership that exists between Mao and the masses. Attacked wracked by fierce fighting between leftist and rightist guerrillas, London radio at.atlons reported. The British Broadcasting Corp. said in its 2 p.m. news cast that the two British-made Hawker Hunter fighter jets braved machine gun fire from a nearby encampment of , mithons of words contained In reports, analy,es, '. I..., '. C '. Pjfjn - i,,: . Oppose - ------ •-- - - --• -,.--.------- '4 .: was contthuoy . f*j . . . . .' he might predecease Mao. But Chou heU was aging and was, as we I prime rate and the stock average are mere S)mptoms of other factors, paicularly the un derlying economic condition. . 1'e rs M ea S U re ?ire were fleeing before them. The MPIA forces are reported spearheaded by Cuban soldiers driving Russian-built tanks and backed by Soviet-supplied artillery. ro ri e te r ,-, Fl. ________ ______ _______ sent to NATO. The cable said troops of the Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) supported by Cuban forces were advancing swiftly toward the border of neighhnring Zaire and that virtually all U.S.- NEW YORK i AP) bably per cent of the investment community these days glances at the prime Interest rate with one eye and the w Jone3 industrial nerage with the other. Down goes one reading, up goes the other. investors don't spend all their time so DC- . years of his life he : . "; ... ' .. ..l : ____ ________ _____________ __________ _______ ______ _________ _____ _______ ____ ____ ______________ __ _________________________________________________ H _______ _________________________________ .. _____ _______ _________________________ _______ __________________________________ ______ V/inning, Cable Says WASHINGTON lAP) - Russia Is reported Landing illore arms in Angola amid indications that Soviet-backed troops are winning against forces supported by the United States there. Resistance against Soviet-backed forces in northern JOHN CUNNIFF Ba ' - would Inherit Are Prime Rate,,, 'EfljN$ ¼JA34J ___ _____ _______ - --.--- -.-- u--- - - --- r-,--r- I I as. . - _______ 4 bags and other 'junk' that's been cluttering up your household of late. Like that old Ciuistmas tree, for example? —DIII Currie '.-. :- Bamboo Curtain - 0 Margie Smith, president of the Sanford Garden Club, which Is proudly promoting the Glenn Glitter Day tomorrow (Saturday), tells us that Ithe Seminole County Commission nas agreed toopen all county dumps free of charge to the public on Saturday and Sunday. .'1' . __ _ _____________________ (c____ ____ ____ . ___ ____ __ -1'•.. IN BRIEF .,.. •' He Lifted on a day-tay basis WORLD :' Fi Sharing Blame i' ''.:. - -'- Lci Sound interesting? This will be the second such F'FU program conductedattheUniversityofUrbtho,loratedat 15 miles from the Italian Adriat1 coast. Thoe traveling to Spain will spend the initial portion of their stay at the University of O%iedo, situated meeting and door prizes will be awarded, I— — In the ancient and modern art, literature, music and history of the respective country. Some courses En th Italian program will be taught in English. The cost of each of ttw programs Is $975. plus transportation to New York and return, FTU tuition charges and incidental options. InormntionontherFUswnIerStUdYt0t113maY be otzained by contacting the Department of Foreign Languages. FTU, Box 25000, Orlando, proan while Dr. Arniando Payas, associate o(es.sor of Spanish at FTU, will be heading UP the program in Spain. - - '''-. of 29 (;i i$()eoreC.Hearn _______ ..-.... -- �'F - - • - - - - _L., - • -- - - = - - - - - j ___ Cowboys WILL Win It hAt. HI)t'K MIAMI (AP) Becaust! -----they will tnfuse the sburgh Steelers with a variety of offensive and defensive formations, the Dallas cowlxvs nih Sunday's Super Bowl game. It won't be by much, but one point more is. after all, all the Cowboys need. There is nothing extraorthinarv about the flex defense or the shotgun offense. They've been around for rears, gathering dust in some outdated pla) books. And that's the very reason they figure to be so effective against Sv-"lers. Pittsburgh is a very un. complicated Football team. Bk'ukisig and tackling that's winr football games," says Chuck Noll, their coach. "Basic footboll, no finesse and fooling around," That's the Steclers' rohlciii tlflSt die flare / Pitt. what here. Lvman I At Naval I -, ..J _____ - 4 ' of the Another tea team playing on Pitt. sburgh's terms head tohead, basic football would lose to the Steelers. Mirmesota tried it in last year's Super Bowl and Fran Tarkenton was all but swallowed up and digested by the Steelers' front four of t..C. Greenwood. Ernie Holmes, Mean Joe Greene and Dwight White. Now, if that C ur tain is interested in chopping up Roger Staubach, they'll have to chase through the shotgun offense that gives the Dallas quarterback seven yards of room before the ball 'napped. Cowboys. - - Steel breathing is Minnesota's defense was nice a nd simple a Franco Harris for a Super Bowl record 158 yard.s rushing. But Dallas uses the flex, a little wrinkle that may not be as simple to solve, Man for man, the Steelers have an edge on the Cowboys. But football is a team game. Man for man, the Vikings were be tter than the Cowboys and so were the Rams. But Dallas beat both those shredded it teams. Those victories gave the Cowboys momentum, an element that could play an role Sunday. t)ahlas isn't even supposed important title rniitino it the dressing tee lers WILL Win Sc much for the shoct gain. Now it's time to try for the bigger chunks of yardage via the pass route, perhaps wi th t he shotgun as the trigger, The maelstrom of Greene & Co. crashing into the Dallas backfield is only l.ainbert and friends, clogging up the tiiediuiii distances or joining the line in a blitz i3 the next. And in the distance, if Staubach has much to surve y anything but his own escape routes, he'll See J.T. Thomas, Mel Blount, Mike Wagner and Glen Edwards, one of the league's more proficient band of lhfrves Can the Cowboys' defense hold Pittsburgh quarterback Terry in check? Maybe. But not for 60 minutes. Can it blanket l.ynn Swann and the rest of the Steelers' receivers? Most of th e time. Can it handle Franco harris? Not likely. What it comes down to is a battle of attrition. When it's all over, Pittsburgh's the first problem Staubach Steel Curtain will still be will have to overcome, standing. ' - - - How trite. time which firs .t nine Super Bowis is 22 po ints. Th e average for the - -- • • .'- • . - " - Friday, Jan 16 I76-7A - .- I o.11111111 - : . — XOREBOARD Tnniah Seminole and L)inan take on upset top-ranked teams during per game, L)lnan's Bernard underclasnen into th eir game invading high school teams the year. Wright wi th 189 points (15.7 with Admiral Farragut. Nor. from Orange County tonight to Lyman, 3, on the season and per) and Clyde Hudson with il bert Seals, football standout for head a five-game area rolling after a huge win over points 15 per) lead the the Saints, leads his club at basketball slate. Lake Brantley earlier this Greyhound attack. guard. Seals, a junior, is joined Seminole Winter week, begins a long stretch of Midshipman Steve Mock by seniors Thad McNutt),, Park while L)lnan also plays Metro Conference games that leads Sanford Naval Academy David Syme, and Jimmy the ht role to Metro Con- should really test the mettle of against perenniel Lakes and Turner. ference foe Boone from the Greyhounds. hills Conference champion Mt. On Saturday, both Seminole Orlando. Seminole's Reuben Cotton Dora Bible, and Lyman are in action again, Other Seminole County teams leads all Seminole County Trinity Prep brings a roster both against tough clubs, in action Include Sanford Naval cagerswith25o total points, 18.5 that includes nine experienced Seminole plays host to second. at home against Mt. Dora Bible, ranked Edgewater, and Lyman Trinity Prep (at Luther High tackles another Metro foe in gym) against St. Petersburg Winter Park. Admiral Farragut, and Oviedo Other Saturday action sees at New SmTna Beach sanford Naval ut Hcwey, Eustis at Lake Howell, Wymore at The Sanford crew hopes to t Lake 16, 1976 Oviedo, Merritt Islan d a Friday, itfl proVeitS88recordaajnct 7- 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Brantley, and Jacksonville 6 Winter Park. Both clubs have Episcopal at Trinity. loser just eight. If anybody's going to break open the game, though, it's going to be Pittsburgh, perhaps after the Cowboys, unable to move consistently with their more conventional offense, go for the mickrv. Now let's get specifics. Start wi th a line of Dwight White, Ernie Holmes, Joe Greene and L.C. Greenwood. Nobody's going to r un on them very much not Robert Newhouse, not Doug Dennison, ........................... gim- down to - not former teammate Preston Pearjn, not even Roger Staubach. Oh, an occasional draw play or sweep might work, But if the Cowboys get past that foursome, they've got to deal with Jack Lambert, Jack Ham and Andy Russell, the premier line. ...................... ba cking tr io in the NFL. .......... .. ...... Bradshaw 1 _______ - entertains II I .•. 1 IL Gardner Webb 94, UNCAsh. ie 72 Ville Louisville 7$ Tulsa 61 St too, lllls Col 76 Old Dominion 72, VMI 70 Furman '- - - - Creighton 77 Oklahoma Edmonton 1727 2 36 154 192 Toronto 14 71 3 31 170 200 Thursdays Results New England gland S Cinc i nna t i C Cleveland 3, Indianapolis I Houston S. Ottawa 4, OT San Diego 5, Mnnt'son, 4, 0. Todis y's G a m es New England at Cfeveland Edmonton at Wiriipg Minnesota at Phoenix Saturday's Games Tor onto at Quebec Cincinnati at Indianapolis Houston at Calgary Minnesota at Phoenix Ottawa at San Diego Sunday's Game e w Eriji'in 1? lfli'i ' 67 - ole S Matmen AL LISONS FACE IL '-'' emin lOt Poll -- \ - . State had an easier time minutes remaining, but the margin to 56-54 & tisposing of Washington State , with seven minutes l,eft. 82-73 as the two winners kept Wards, however, tut a pair of heir Pacific-8 records perfect free throws with two minutes Thursday night and set up a - t4i ________ college basketball showdown left to give Washington breath ing room at 69-63 Saturday. - ____________ "if I had to say one thing won ____ - 141 69 Porlin(i 114 • Southern Cal 50 ______ ________ E "-.rj.LL 1tiIJ _________ L - . _ . = ______ t ' -- The victory gave Las Vegas a come from seven points behind ontinued t') build the margin, and grabbed eight rebounds to p IN BRIEF reens or Leads AlImSta ters -ST. I OUIS (AP) "I love the Phoienix area and I'm positive I'll be at Arizona State for3ome time to come," Frank Kush said Thursday, After 21 years at the sa me school, the on ly place he 's ever coached, Kush's career reached its zenith Thursday night when he was honored as major college football's Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches iv - With a career record of 151-39.1, Kush, who will turn 47 next Tuesday, has come a long way from where he grew up around Mine No 35 in Winder, Pa - , - were - b fr " W ittenbe rg Coach Honored "r Iace priuigiie,u ng field as iO I'muse a family and I've never really had an ambition to coach at - Who s - Otta - MaItbie 1 0th, 72-56 . rnanyof them s'ntas the only asssist( b h His career record is UMD-2. his winning percentage of • • .833 is •the in ,e coun1ry an uray nigh t, on • heels of a 12-1 campaign and a third national Div ision III championship, Maurer was ho nored for th e second time in the last three seasons as College Division Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association G ermans Lose Slalom Race LES GETS, France — Lise Marie Morerod, of Swit- , - - zerland beat Geanys rm Rosi Mlttermaier by more t han twoseconds to win the World Cup giant slalom. France In Coffee Cup Semis SAN JOSE, 0)sta Ricia — France defeated Japan and Lyman Edges Pats, 28-25 A s Expansion 1326 7 35 fl 14 It 79 1 76 107 107 Adams 75D1;Isi9on5, SI - 120 Today' sGames 'ginia 1 t Y or k 55 25 I? S 15* 126 70 16 I 4 4 141 1521 1 34 110 13$ uf Toronto Calif Saturday's Games Kentucky it Denec SI, Louis at San Antonio Thursday's Results Boston 4, Los Angeleii 0 thnk-you notes fron) Seattle. plision." -iid MacPhail. "But "if we didn't have the Seattle it doesn't look like that (a I . Toronto 6 Kansas City Today's Games t) SECOND Washington at Minnesota Boston at St Louis fl A PE , I S Domingo Perez 6 B i lbao Zrre 7 Oguiza Ecrave AlavaBengoa $ I. lca Betia 2 3 EchanoOkok, 4 Domingo Aloercli, S. Urfa Arana; 6. Larri Perez. 7 Neoui Via - - Rl.tk - - . - - 1 Celays 3 ChuctioAltu - - ' " - r - 7 Juan Juan: 1 Aguirre; 7 Stan Smith Beats Bob Lutz INDIANA1101 S -- Stan Snii0i defeated Nib I Aitz &4, 7b to most into time -- -- - thIiifi1itiL' UI Ult 14,uvu 0 n..x Our- nter. C B s Sure 7 Another Spud I Smoctnly Ball EIGHTH- 3- 16 5 1 Hi Ho Bill 2 Manolo Zarre, 7 Alava Erhave; I C.1ch A:p TWELFTH 1 Fermin Aguirre 7 BIJ.C' Juan, 3. Celaya Ramon; I Marur Altu. S Erdoza Larrea; 6 Aipi. 7 Chucho e Santi Mencha - ft,'uerza, SATURDAY MATINEE FIRST — I W,gu, Eloria. 2 Uria Lentz, I EchanoQuiola, 4 Ica S Eddy Arana, 6 - 1 Ech.ano Arana Larri °!'° 5 Sweet, Qur'ston - Bowie Kuhn wants the Seattle problem solved, too, but he would only reluctantly approve 6 40 700 3 ChchoAguirre (1) 1% II -- 3#'4 A" J 'vi,, pqj •- ,J t ' - • • . - - "'••fl. - - •j_ - ' -_ -- - 6 0 Rir NINTH- 5-16, A: I City Lites; 2 ' . '' Noble Tony, 3 Sno Ike, I Unit; 5 Buck [jarir,n 6 MIdas Grade 7 - i' . • . •,• "--'-:'. Gcnciar,re I Prou d Emelie TENTH- I'll, B: 1. K's Kd*tOOn. 7 ,'(tiff Sadie, 3 Circuit Breaker, 4 TCi5 Fay; 5, Rollo Chae; 6 Sr,rcer 7 P s Chinaman I Poody HAII, • - - - . -. '- - -• ".' • ______ :'.-..,',:_:ii; ., j--- '- _______ • - - -. -- ': - • - ' • -______ ___________ ELEVENTH— !1-111. A: 1, Prinz lilt (l Be!,,, S Darling John. 6 Casi;fl'i,e $ Yeller Bear TWELFT H- s Cut e Ce, Er , V,Z ,, f•-i I P & T S A - • - • - - • • - • . . ' - - _______ ,,. I~ _~ In 1!4-'- -''\ 3 Barreflengo.a - I SEVENTH — Echanojav,, ' , nticnchi I LIL 4 • J t .1 .- ' ' n'#tt' /7 , k1i,_ 3" - ;:çq e. f' 4 I '' fl Il ' Il VV& II - - ' AIIIA / 'i'- I 4" (,Ta VIV r -" -'hi :i' 'i, c_ a' ' •. ' '-'', ' -,-'' ' 1, &' , - q, •_, a 9 NIGHTLY U.VV r m. # ' 2 -vi'. ' J ' , "., y MATINEES n t AQL),rre 4 Sala. 5 ErOoza,6 A:; I Zarre. • - ~a_ I?iQ! 1:45 I f", ' .4 N _V4 " ' _( 7Ar;chive (5 1)14 80 33930 TENTH 11 00. A 40. 2 Ramon w IS 60, 4 40 3 Fermin (3) 2 00 0(11)1570 PC Pitt II 13360 001181 11610 - iel -, • BIG PERFECTA Dog-Racing ,7 • ,1T:E6L: 2. Fermin Ag 310, 360. 3 2Z2P , ChuchoAltu Ill S 20, a of 1 71 1 70 92 1, . There's Nothing Like I • ' re.. , -,iO' . THURSDAY D4 NITE THURSDAY NIGHT T,4; - "' $ Erd'ul Alp. SANFORD ORLANDO I Arena Zarri' RACES Barre Alp,, a Alava Firfe: filIbdo Larrea 3 Chucho Agurr, 2 Zarre IS) 2S 14 AquirrelHjoo 0(1 5) 91 10 PCI 5) ELEVENTH " - - J' l-F_ 'i I Negui Via (1) 5' r.r I Mencha , $ Larrea EIGHTH ISanI Alp (I) 1720 80. 2. Marut i Aguirre 14) 9 20, 1170 P -_ 'M!.._'- ;_::_ '.' --A-" - Jaw Negu Len': 3 ca Perez I SEVENTH ' 1. REMONT,Neb Dan Knight, former assistant coach at Midland Lutheran College was named head football coach at Texas Lu th eran Celiegc. :---.. — I Eddy Len#', r,,,, 2 551 4100 P 406) 8400 CaChoEloria (3~ 26 00.14 60.5 00. 2 Alava Quiola ly). 9 20. SAID. 3. Barre Echave 1) 3 00. - flounced Wednesdy its in- •. Susan 7 Nan Girlj I Smoothy Bill ' a ::a Biltao Migvrl (3) ' $WO 601 r \ .. -- - - ''4P .4 2 -, : - 700 310 7 Barrelarre (I) Via 7 Aldana Alblqdi I Ur 3 Ica Miguel (5) 3 Arani 01) 0)16 20 P (3 8) 746 30 0D1 3) EIGHTH I Manolo Aguirre 219 90 5.11,1 Altij 3 Chucho Juan I Al FIFTH — I Santo Muguefla (5) Muguerla. 5 Celava Ramon. Iv'EL/1, The American League an na ment '- • Cat 820 3 10 i ii' • - 3. Nora Gray I Mtiguerja S 2 ArKha Yja (6) 0 40 3 40 3 Ica AfAM3 0) 2 00. 0 SIXTH If they think anyone nillpa', inething like $10 million, 'n'g')t 15 ,,dl for,ct it - FIFITH- 5.16 0 1 L L Squ i nt 1 Jri',k Hoefer, 3 Cap's Sonny. i 3 Domrio Eloria ._ ownership willing to acce pt expansion team, line But I - -- . -. •.--: P ,rr\..r'crre 3 Basil 4 r 'r,rs S P4oscm 6 .. 1as 5cr 7 Lucy Shan, I Lake 1 Aldana Betia (7) 6 Maruri Ramon 7 Ferr C (the league) can fin don't know of anyone • - " 1 Lake SEVENTH — 5-16, C; I Sand WiliVel'i 2 M A.'S Dolly. 3 Brindie A,rg • Ch '4 Allu A Zarre. Sr JBilboo; 6 Celay&j 7. Azpi. 9. Eroo:0. Barre Obo, SECOND z _____ . • - •' Start - • -'• - Eddy Len: EIGHTH -• - i.,, '-ir - 1" / q.47 ,,- '' Arect'a Java 5 70 3 60 3 Cacho Lent 41 500 0 SIXTH I Barre Javi 2 C icr' (77)3)10 P (7 7)11160 Big Q 1 4$ Sanchei 3 Oguiza Bengoa a with 77) 100760 ArechaPerc S Dom i ngo a e franchise has come forth. got a sladitun to rent," said Ted pitcher h I4 Berkley $ - - _____ ' - the city will drop its suit, now in r Ic C l t 15 T Dr'e 5 Mountcastte King 6 ' jar,,, ri Ga I - Los Angeles at Montreal .er y , "Iruri Miguel 7 Chuctio SEVENTH - • I ArecPa Sanchez S Necu Perez 6 tIb.ioJ,ii: 7 ManOlOEChave. I 1 1 11, 180, I 40 court , and no prospective furc I aser of a , expansion PcI,' Larrea B Sala Mugueria SIXTH 1 Cac hoElorza. , 7 FIRST I Aioi Arana ($) Alavi Zarre 11 10 660 370 2 Barre Okok, (4) FIFTH I Sala Agurre 500 3 40, 3 Ica Len 2) 300 0 (1 Lr i Echawe 3 Santi M gun ecs lots, was whisked away in 1970 after it one-year tay. "There will be I team in hf4NS 6 .• - • . THIRD — $-It, M: PrairieCelaya Aguirre, 3r Fermin Mencha. Lawyer. 2, jim,s C&pI Pattia Qu I' THURSDAY MATINEE Saturdays Games Atlanta at New York Island •• " - " . Arana Chicago at Vanc ou ver sued after an arhier ex- ters in 10 hours of non stop dispansaor1 ream the .aLuc P)i - clLcSIon leading to indecision U OCS U1C ci t y wan t an expanston franchise' Th ere has been no indication -, • •• Hw York Rangers at Calif or (it) FIVE YEAR5Aq 06A luri' BIbar Fha FIFTH — 1. Erdoza-Berigoa; 2. -I,t-. '-i't: Ic Via S Larr, Okok 6 Uria 7 Arecha I Aldana Jai-Alai en , 6 Atav Prc 7 Mariolo Qtjiola $ THIRD Hampton St Louis S Atlanta ti Thursilay after a two-day other cities hoping to join the meeting of baseball own ers major leagues, sent dedd hhere. rep resentatives to the meeting A $32 million lawsuit by the here, and they 'sent home uty of Seattle against the puzzled or disappointed American ,.eagtii is cupac cons , An(ij 7 Ghost Chaser I Gusslani, SECOND-'-3',.C: I Learn To Win, 2 Harmon; 3. Idomcire; 4L K'i - •• , Phila0elphis 4, Pittitkorgh problem we wouldn't be ex-(Bove) is going to happen" panding," American League People frotmi Toronto, Wash- i Mberd FOURTH I Uegv Jail; 2. ArechaEloria. 3 Cacholarre; 4 Barre Perez S Arecha Miguel 6 29 9 16) 24 12 667 4 77 16 .579 7 70 II .333 •' 71 19 575 9 19 77 163 Iii Kentucky I?), St Lou's 115 . .. ______________ , . - W L Pd. GB 5 32 IIS 731 - . , f'. S. ica Sancrez, 6. J3t.. ( i: 60. 750.3 Ramoing k.1 Aldan Alberdi I (3 4 60 0 I 5)1740 p IS I) tIP Ill .,I SI) 1797 70. 31 67 TWELFTH K's SECOND — I Ogulzat.enij, 2. 2lS'0'940'420;2'ShiMMerJr*g I rhano Arria, I EddyEloria. 4. 1.00, 9.20; I. Play Me IS) 160, Q c'),hosaricrit-1, S. IcaYla; 6. 16 80, T 17 6 S) 102 00; 44 55 Aldar.j Beta 7 Urui Albirdi I A--2690. Handle 1171 1 Larri Okoki THIRD-1.Larri Len: 2 Eddr TONIGHTS ENTRPF Otr 3 Cchano Jay a Oguaza FIRST-S 16 A 1 Pr,i 5 A?anA Ur:: S eAbty3 joy JI ; ,i s ELEVENTH 1 Erdo:a Juan 2 Do mingo Bengca 3 Ogo:aAltu I ABA Results ,•• - 6 S i nt 7 Maruri I R.amon. Golden St3te at Atlanta 16 21 5 37 1 31 149 Boston B falo PHOENIX (APt Major host mn existing franc h ise to league baseball is unen th u 'nattk siastically edging toward ex "That's why we waited until on With no sign yet of this po int to sole for ex , expansion Muguer (6) $ 60, 4 70. 3 Bilbao (15)100 60 Attu 12) 150 Q II 6) 49 60 p (i 6) 170 10, Big Q (1 7 with 1 6) 1.73220 TENTH 5-14, A: I H.gh*, A— 7,717; Handle 1119,511 Pobtr 42) 760. 270, 7 0; 7 Bentr, 11 ) 6 AD. 3 40. 1 Crellip (6) 260, 0 Tonight's Entries 11 2) 31 *) ]I 24 FIRST — I EChano Beitia; 2. ELEVENTH —5-16, 8: NINTH hi PhlIadeIpha a Washington Phoenix at Cleveland Denver York Norris Division Anton 31 6 6 61 150 Kentucky L Angeles 73 20 7 41 144 1SI Indiana Pitts IS 73 S 33 161 112 S Louis Defro;f 14 13 4 32 115 IS7 Virginia Walhn, 3 37 S 1 1 121 233 Thursday's e Costa Rica to move Into the semifinals of the Coffee Cup just next S Lou',. -• _ t I SIXTH- so, A I Kim Sue Sala Mencha. Sr Santi Muguerza; Fancy Fillie. 3 Canoe ShoeS; A M anolo Larrea FerminArpi; 8. S,lk*i O'Hare; 5 S*ttf Dai&y; 6 Maruri Aguirre, ' 7 Broker*s Bonus. 7, Barry King; I Seattle it Bufa o -, - NCquiOfri ,Jr:a Ya 7 lrri Elorj'i . ' - Alava Ramon Philadelphia Seattle at Washington Golden State at HovsIon Portland at Detroit Buffalo at Chicago New Orleans at Mil*aukeir I'llew York at Kansat city Saturday's Games Wales Conference Tournament. - of a .'•;;'. - 1,1, ' - - -"iIU%Ct.PpI S Wittenberg University, a tiny, liberal arts NCAA , ,j .., , Division IN SCaOO of around 2,300 Swuvfl in Springfield Ohio, is the only place Maurer's ever worked lie's the athledc director and he's also been the head foothall coach for seven years after 14 seasons as an assistant, .1 - LOUIS 'ill a major college Dave Maurer said Thursday. .2 D on't JIll, I i Voncvr President Lee acllhail admit- ington and New Orleans, also were indigents, but we didn't knowhowtospelllt Todati %Games io II 15 17 137 116 Mi. K C Arizona State's Frank Kush CoOnege ll ege oac 0 Year Ste Se attle 1A 2321 521 Phoenix 16 21 432 i2'z Portland 14 76 150 16 Thursday's Results Atl anta 9$ Cl cO rd 91 Buffalo 126 Phoen i x 119 Smythe Division Chicago 11 26 297 6 Pacific Division 11 21 4 38 137 I&? splurge closed the gap to 15 LouIsville weathered a late Two other ranked learns were rally by Tulsa on some fret ill action Thursdis night as tiuon Suuodnguy Ricky ruCiy Wilson nliSOn \orth'mst l.otimsi 101 upset No with only S4X'ofld.S remaining 1126 350 Chicago (9 1) 13 NHL Campbell Conf,r,nc, Patrick Division WL TPISOFOA Philphia 21 6 8 64 JU 115 Atlanta 7311 5 51 152 177 NY Island 22 17 I 31 1613 100 NY Rangers inoving ahead by Z) points late lead West Texas State over Chi. in the game before a Portland cago State. F (11 1) 13 Pro Hockey Vegas took an early lead eastern scoring with 21 points. against Portland State, and Brad Schreck scored 20 points C • K.C. (11- 1) 10 Carl Albert JC Okla, (12.1) 10 Kilgore Tea (I 0) 10 Washington's 7-foot center, Tucker scoring 19 points, over- 17-0 record md the Rebels in the final three minutes to win James E'dn1ircts scored 13 of came in 8-0 Washington State have now non 33 straight at tilee gac m home over ttwo seasons l Jerry Jingles led North L - Pro Basketball NATIONAL POLL I Mercer County. N.J. (100) I" NBA 2 Southern Idaho Eastern Conference (H 0) us Atlantic Division lead 4ind never trailed i gain In 18 Centenary 59-57 and No 19 3 DekalbSotjtpi Ga.112 2) 111 Pensacola W I Pd GB (12 1) 100 Its vic tory over The Cougars West Texas State whipped Chi S Independence Kan, (13 1) 95 25 I? 616 (15 2) 89 Philph~a now 2-1 in conference play. 26 13 667 eago State 99.69 7 . Southwestern,Okla, 23 1816 4 ( 17-1) 54 Buffalo In Thursday's other Pac-8 Elsewhere, Louisville beat • Robert Morr i s, Pa New York 2023 465 5 (III) contest, Jay Young sank a free Tulsa 78.68; Creighton stopped 9,Meramec.Mo Central Division (14 1) 33 throw with 51 seconds left to Oklahoma City 77-67; Weber 10 Grand View, Iowa (112A) 28 Washington (9,3) 2$ Cleveland Ind 21 20 .512 2 give California an 81-80 victory State be at Oral Roberts &180, 12 Vincennes, Eastern Utah 19 19 300 2' (100 27 Atlanta over Southern Cal California Richmond outscored Furman 13 Kankakee III HouStOn 15 19 46 3 (15 1) 25 N now h;v; 1-2 conference mark, 106-96 and Alcorn State, the na. 1,r Monroe, N -Y (7 0) 24 Western CoMerence while the Trojans have yet to don's No. I college division is' Columbia State, Tenn. (10 1) 72 16 Westchester, N.Y. Midwest Division (152) to nm In three outings team, beat Mississippi Valley 11 Anderson. S. C. MIwauker 1071 462 ($1) to Four th-ranked th ran ked Nevada-Las Detroit H. Ciflr Tex. 1521 417 I (12-1) u Oregon State, with George - - - TENTH I Cliurho (I) 1700 560 120 7 Lale Atlas (7)1 10 1 510.) 7G. 7 Fermrn (2) 11 10,360.3 1. Perfect Score (I) 6 20; 0(71) Mjgjrrz'i (7)660 0(12) 6710 P 1410 P (17)3640 '17) 11750 DD (1 I) ii) 00 EIGHTH 1 Clay J (2) 31 W. EL EV ENTH I Mario rre 060 6 407Te tDrearn(1) 17 'N, 7 80, 4 110, 3 W; 7. Domingo. 5 20, 3 Rondy Harris I 00. 0 It 21 j.40, 3,all. 3 Barre Juan 102o. p (2.1) 3&6_40 Q (47)4020, P(71)70 SO NINTH 1 Tine lot (5) Ii) " TWELFTH — I Efdola Aguirre 4 60. 4 00 , 2. Late Hops I 5) I W,.4 r!-, J uCo Basketball N tenary. i'•il' V ,-•r' St 7$ Washington 77, Oregon 10 Weber St 93, Or&[ Rwerts so with a 129-114 victors over l4oulsiana US upset over Cen. after the triumph over the urdas night In a Little for the Portland State in a wild shoot The basket climaxed a Ducks, "I would have to say undisputed conference lead out Thursday night f ur io us rally that saw NLU - utter FAR WEST vv~ja% 129, Washington, now 3-0 in Pac-8 Vegas, led by Eddie Owens' 32 Calvin Natt scored with five 19 Gulf Concordia. Wis the game for us," Washingtonplay and 14-0 over-all, hosts points, kept its record pe rfect seconds left to give Northeast 20 Housatonic, Conn Coa c h Mars Harshmin said Oregon State, 1-0 and 10-4. Sat - e Si Chicago - his 20 points in the second half Washington, sixth-ranked is the hiuskits fought off a late and unixaten had to scrap to Ore,.on charge Pull out a 7770 victory over 'h1s led 5242 with 11 Oregon, but 17th-ranked Oregon - Ferguson i Ile 15th running of the $10o,000 24 [fours of Daytona will be the Juatigural race In the 1976 International Motor Sports Aun. Camel CT Challenge series. By The Associated Press 4 -- 10 9. 122 d GHbers?on, 203. l IS) d. Cearo, 10 1, 135 ndCr% CS) p. Olss, 1 ; Ill (0) d. Stevens, 4 2. 14$ Kirkpatrick CS) p Medg's, 3 01, 151 Z.as (0) d Sanders. 14 7; 170 S'nitfl IS) d. Kerr. 13 5, III Ad.m (5) p Ba:os, J 107; Un. CrIes S) i Mullins. 17 5''t 3 9. Ovirdo is '' R dl y Tops CitrusField Teas 99 N"v l,i the% orld. - maw .........-.-..... flr'san piloting a 200 m.p.h. Chevrolet Nova Grand International car. The two will be challenging top tea ms Unbeaten Washiengt~~ n P /S ,1,77~70 Trieck On Ore on fill g Ankeny. Al nu Hours of Da ytons at Daytona 111 temstional Speedway. Donale Ileft) sind Bobby Allison will be UC Santa Barb. 13, San Diego Sep4e (0) p West. 31?; lOS Meta, G .2 33; ItS (5) d rir.ddy (0 ) The Aillion brothers will be making their first co-drtvtLg effort In their careers dtting the Jan. from around ilk Seminole High School's grapplers took the Oviedo Lions to task Thursday night, 41.18 The S2minoles, now 5-2 on the season, had winning efforts from eiiht different rnernbe. Winning in their respective weight classes were Cash, Chuck Roll, Buckle Bryson, harry Sanders, Kevin Kirpatrick Kenny Smith, Roy Adams, and Robert Charles. Seminole takes on Spruce ('reek high school of Port Orange Sat ur day In i ts next match, Se minole 41, Ø(• '5f (24- HOU'R R - ' - - - - 3OTs - 34 'p" - - Jan. Wagon Train M.iS5egl • - - $3 t 2 40, 74O?impeathmen? 121 $0 I 40, 3 70.7 20, 7 Montague Cologne FIFTH I Santi Ramon (3) i3 400, 2.10, 3 R 5 T's Ricky (6) 17 $0510,310. ?.Maruri flenga (7). io. f3 1) 2100, 1 (736) 6710 WHA 470. 3 FerminEcve (I) 37 WI T PIsGFGA 1010, Q (37), 4500 P137 11230. FOURTH $411, M:bI K's Zoro East Division SIXTH I P4e-gul Mquel (6) (Ii 440 300 710 7 Phantom U Eng 21 ie 3 45134 I?) ArechaEchave WhItcy(l)610,1 70,3 Elke Gibson Cinci 1177 1 31 156114 tsl.?o.eo ; Cachoflengo-a (1) 16910.Qfll)7J70,p(17)44lO Cleveland 17 77 23613$ 145 300;Q156)2OPI6S)306,O. 3707 Indapols 16 21 7 3.4 111 SEVENTH I Ur:a Quola (7) FIFTH S.I$ 0 1 Donna iii 160 Houston West 2711051 170 III Houston S4O)eA) 3 Aldna ;a r)aa00(5 J Injunction (I)lcO S D'egc 19 19 1 42162 ISI 15 1) 58 60, p (15)215.10 so. P (1 7)3310, 3)16 Minn 19 16 3 II 129 134 EIGHTH I. Cetaya Juan (7). SIXTH 3-I, B: I K's Rudy,ird Phoenix IllS 3 39 115 13$ 17 40, 4 50 300 7 Alava Mencha ft (7) 72 60 6 60 310 7 Montague Ottawa 1 4 26 1 79 13.4 172 So 4 mo; 2 SOUTH Alcorn St 99 Miss Valley S t i, ',?o FOURTH- Catho Via Philadelphia at Chicago Los Angeles at Detroit Kings Col IS, Fairleigh Dick inson ' PtI - AroundMiamiFootbaliFans , rev no'S ______ ''•-•' w At Ithaca $4, St Lawrence is SPORTS (hiedo's Kenny Fades doesn't want to dance, at HAINES CITY not to tune Wayne Gager has with arm.. aroimd US Amateur Champion Fred waht. Gager won, to did Sem1nole. lHerald Photo by Tom Vincent). Ridley heads the field for the eighth Annual Florida Citrus A Golf Festival scheduled for Feb. 13-15 at Grenelefe Golf and G boro's F d Racquet Club. P.idley who won the national title last Labor Day and is now a law student at Stetson .................. University will be among 144 men and women playing the 6.MIAMI (AP) — The cham- noise penetration records of place called the Gait Ocean MIAMI (AP) James Ford, Hendry, St. Petersburg Shore- tersburg Shorecrest; Mike Pc The city, meanwhile, began hole stroke play tournament a 5-foot-10, 150-pound running crest. pion Pittsburgh Steelers, as this prestigious NFL football Mile Hotel, the team's head. to throb with the wild ex- held in conjunction with the nuel, Belle Glade Glades Day; 61 point favorites, may win the championship, RECEIVERS Henry Jimmy Grimes, Greensboro; quarters, some 25 miles from citement that always aceom- Florida Citrus Festival week , back who scored two touch. big one Sunday, but the prelimdowns to lead Greensboro to the McCray, Mayo-Lafayette; Willie Jackson, Hastings. By comparison, one might town and another miles from panics this gridiron spectacle. Barbara Hutchins of High Class A prep football cham- Steve Kelly, St. Petersburg inaries go to the trick-and fun- think the Steelers were getting the Steelers' hole-up at the qui- Visitors, hitting the fancy res. Point, LINEBACKERS N.C., 1975 Jackie Women's . t. losing Texans as the countdown ready for a Sunday School pic- eter, more remote Mimi Lakes taurants and night spots, were Division Champion, will bepionship over Shorecrest, has Shorecres Bass, Trenton, Donald Britt, begins for Super Bowl X. nic. been named to the Class A All. Inn, I.INEMEN Kevin Greensboro; Jim Moran, Uris. throwing money around as if back to defend her title. Supporters of the youthful, The Texans sta rt ed coming In State Foot ba ll Team, O'Rourke, St. Augustine St. Jo- tot Liberty; David Knight, th ey thought the Russians were Karl Stewart, defending darkhorse Dallas Cowboys early in their private jets and Ford, who scampered two ses; Bill Sparrow, Branford; Miami Christian. I n the lobby of the Dallas landing at Key West. Champion in the men's division, and eight yards to lead Greens. Robert Willie, St. Petersburg have laid siege to this sunny, on commercial lines, which put stronghold, Cowboy buttons as HACKS Steve Parr)', St. also will be on hand to take boro to the 28-0 victory last Dec. Shorecrest, sub-tropical playland. Their on98extra flights for the week, big as dinner plates were disAugustine St. Josephs ; William Tickets for the 80,187- another crack at the top prize. 20 joins two teammates on the heels are the highest, their Others arrived by boat and pri- appearing at two bucks a throw capacity Orange Bowl PLACE KICKER Ken Tiger, Branford; Ward Boult, sombreros the troadezt and s'ate automobiles, Other entries Include, Dexter first team, selected by the Buckner, Belle Glade Glades Tampa Berkeley Prep. and people queued up to buy almost impossible to come by, Daniels Jr., Winter Haven, Florida Sports Writers Assoc. Day. their buttons the biggest. They They Immediately formed an wide-trimmed blue hats with as far as the average fan was Chuck Forker of Danville, Ill. PUNTER Robbie Bowles, are challenging all previous Invisible The complete roster: wagon circle around a the big "D" in front, Defense concerned. They had been and General Edwar d 0. Martin, St. Petersburg Northside ChrisFirst Team LINE Bert Smith, St. Pc- tian. Parceled out to the 26 NFl, chairman of the Florida Citrus Offense teams, commercial sponsors, Open in Orlando. BACKS Ford; Terry Mel. television people and highA special prize this year for .urs, Ahchua Rolling G?een; placed friends, the winner of the men's division Frank Jenkins, Branford; Mike 'l ' ' Center Ice i P will be an entry in the Florida Smith, Fort Lauderdale Gold A Miami man advertised in Citrus Open Pro-Am which will Coast Christian; Val Kazie, St. such league cities as Pitts be played In Orlando at Rio Augustine St. Josephs. A wa burgh, Kansas City and Los An- Pinar In Starch. Awards will be RECEIVERS Steve Walk. B rin g s Him Back geles for tickets. Scalpers were the first three places t'r, Aucilla Christian; Joseph By THE ASSOCIATED I'RESS sday night's game against asking between $100 and $300 a Inmade each for flight. Harvey, Tallahas,see FAMU. pair. A bartender in a posh Houston, The Cleveland LINEMEN PHOENIX Ariz. (AP) — Chris Vasquez, The Ottawa Civics, once a Crusaders think they own M iami Beach restaurant said Lee very hard to score well. Usually Bruce Ijetzke. There were a Miami Christian; George Stan. team without a home, may soon young center Gary MacGregor, Trevino, who suddenly and dra- you base a 73 or something like dozen more at 68. he had a friend who could get a matically found his putting that. I'm not in bad position at pair on the )-yard line for $325' touch, was one stroke bac k, and all. You can't say I'm out ofjt ' Roger 3322-45 ny Shepard, Greensboro; Wal. A failure in Chicago and a box- think they own. And the New Lee Trevino 3135-46 ter Wyker, Key West Mary un. office cat astr ophe in Denver, England Whalers appe Johnny Miller, who Just as Counterfeit tickets were Rik ar to Maltbie, winner of two titles sh suddenly found some owing up thr oughout the city. maculate; Julian Lynch, Bran. the World Hockey Association have acquired veteran Ralph Dave Hill 35 32-67 and Rookie of the Year honors Tom Watson , Police booked a pair but gave was four strokes off club's troubles climaxed in a Hackstrom. "We had a big, exciting ball ford, L Elder -47 six-tinder Jimmy frantic after the first round of PLACEKICKER no indication that they had bro- game," said oorns coach BOb Wall, flur ry of conflicting Jacksonville The whole confusing mess apMcGee announcements $200,000 Phoenix Open Golf effort ear ly In the bright, Sunny BruceLielike ken up the ring or rings. Thu rsday night parently will be settled in To. University 33 3447 Bray of Thursday night's day, said It could have been Wally Armstrong To ur namen t, 33 triumph us Lyman in fresh. (irlstthn. and no one, It seems, knows ronto Saturday when an emer-. 344_AJ better and predicted it would Dave Stockton The local Miami Cha mber of n De fense exactly what's going on, basketball, fl6. gency meeting of the leag ue 's the best I've putted, not lead when the day's play Jim Colbert 37 31-61 Commerce estimated that t'Y Th e In di anapolis Racers say hloard of Trust LINE Robert Street, DennleMeer the most confident I've been was over, ees meets to de. the The Panthers nowbut sport a Greensboro; 33 3361 week -e nd ,00O out-town vis. perfect l record, needed s, Aug Edgar Morales, they own four Ottawa players wi th t he pu tter In a long, long cide the suffering franchise's 3333-41 itors, all holding the precious a us tine St. Josephs; tiefensemen Darryl Maggs and fate. Sources have told "it was an easy round," he Mike Morley strong second half effort time, maybe two years," 0j 5nCrernhaw The As3333-41 Mark O 'Steen, Mayo- Byron Baltimore and forwards sociated Press the decision will delighted Trevino enthused said. "Someone could shoot in 8oy Wadkins 3533-61 pasteboard, will game. really put raid It Lafayette; Joe LeeClwistisn. Warren, Mark lMmenda and FrancoL, be to put the thrice-moved club 34 34-61 down upon the cityhave with poured another the away in the"We fourth period," Miami Northwest Thursday alter his five-wider- the very low 60s easily. It's Oar Mc Cord Heard , 120,000 corporate executi Rochon ve possi bl e someone could shoot in having been kind out of i ts m isery, since the dis-s, Bra)'. par 66 had left him Al Giiberger 32-34-a drUters and h ustlers showing liNEBACKERS Clover enough to l the 5," en back Dan Sikes leader Roger Maltble. d them back to persal of its players already up for the farJare. players fouled out in Jones, i'aIlatassee FAMU; their (ri:Imd team for ThurAnd, for a while, it appeared GbtyGibt'rt 33 )4-69 theThree contest . ovnic to have begun. ' "I 'xas fcthrg my oats IxetLy Miller was ready to make a run thck RPian Crooms travels to Kissimmee City Stewart, Hastings; Bill Miamio li ct reported that Larry!Ier 34 35-0 good," the heavily-favored Sill- at I Thompson, Belle Glade Glades Halei,n they had beefeJ up their street Monday, Jan. 19 For their 3633-0 let said alter his birdie-birdie. Da)'; Greg Brubaker, St. Au%k y 36 33-6' pa tro ls to discourage the influx contest. The seven en th ruined his BabeLittler on th gustine St. Josephs. Gifne -'6' of "sidewalk hostesses." One of e 6,- chances, He put his second shot Jerry Pate LONG WOOD 726-yard Phoenix Cowitry Club LYMAN-St nh y 7 011; Adkins HACKS Gary Harts, BranThe pound class. Tom Kite the hostesses was reported as 61 I); Goen 102; Wright 15-10; ford; Willie King, Tallah see Greyhound matmen a greenside bunker, 3433-0 course. But he made bogey six of Lyman as JolinnyMijlvr Day 1 Zipperer Lyman took seven of the 12 3433-0 02; sa yi ng that she expected 12 10; Logue next across the green, chi ppe1 hIi School narrowly ti Butch Baird FAMU; Mike Walker, Baldwin, p a mat 34 3S-6 2; Johni.on 1-13. Tot I; 321756 ches for the win. thessent relatively easyand seventh make as much during the w eek tough Patriot crew from Liikø hole, stone cold fin. back and missed a seven400t Grier Jones 3334-69 CROOMS A PUNTER 1km That Thar 's Tj Basketball - Triumph By BRUCE LOWITT MIAMI iAP "11w best offense is a good defense," And how true. The Pittsburgh Steelers have a defense ould seem capable of 'topping just about an thing up to and ineluding a runaway locomotive. It's virtually identicJ to the defense that c!opped the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IX. And it's the defense that's go ing to slam the door on Dallas this Sunday and cause the Cowboys' shotgun to misfire. And backfire, It will probably be a lowscoring game (Dallas has a good defense, too), as mast of these games have been, The average score for the winning team through the , ,_• -. Evening Herald,Sanfo rd Ft " Seminole; Homp, -. year wn the II) the Cowboy were ready for a rebuilding with 11 rookies on the squad. Nothing was ex. pect ed of them and SO. li they lose Sunday. they (dEl shrug it off and say they nent much further than anyone could have ex. Pected. But t he Steelers are the defending champions. The pressure is on them, Just as it was on Minnesota last year when the Vikings were trying to win the for the third time. And you know what happened to thetii, If the Steelers needed only to worry about playing a normal, t)picaj team with offe nses and defenses, they would will. But Dallas' unusual ap. proaches will confuse the Steelers and by the link' Pittsburgh figures all out, the Cowboys will be it, room, sipping 'hampionship champagne. Ix' - - - Park ---- - Winter - MATINEES - 1 ---- -' ,- - - - - �A--Lvninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- , -- - . -- -- --..-------------- t _ - - -. - . - -- Friday, Jan. I, 1976 Dear Abby 'L Ell( ' OM EN - eader Doesn't Like W - P :rJ Do ll I The Discount Department Store Locals Will Attend Evening Horald, Sanford, FL Develops __ I)EAl ABBY: I understand YOUR PHYSICIAN to (lad that they now have a doll on the out ho much you can safely market that looks li ke a flat. take. hested pre-teen girl until you DEAR AI11l\': I have a twist her arm. Then she woblem that I hope you won't "grows" an inch or so and think is too dumb to consider. prouts a pretty little bust. It's my rotten mouth. Abby, what kin(iof toy is this? Whenever I get angry, I lose Do you think children young my tem pe r and cuss a blue enough to play with dolls should streak know about such things? i am a 27-year-old housewife Where will all this end? Next with average intelligence and thing you know there will be a two children ages 5 ad 3 boy (loll that "becomes a man's When I use foul language, iy ) lien his arm is twisted, sweet husband gets disgustd I think toys of this kind should with me a nd says, "I wish you !k outlawed.Please print sour ouldn t use language like opinion in the paper. Maybe that." others would like to comment. I really want to stop It DISC USTE 1) IN because I don't want to set a CLEVELAND had example for my children I)EM L)IS(USTED: I see surely wouldn't want them nothing rong with a child's imitnte me. knosing that pre-teen girls Please help me. p de velop into shapely young ASIIAMI DOF MYSELF nnicii. ' u're making i;it ASIt1\lI'2J): Anger i mo untains (lot Of fl101Chills. an honest emotion. It's Anita Bryant To M.C. Wagon Train Kickoff FrIday, Jan. i, 1976.!B SEE IV - . ,__ '.- I condition, for the last year I've language, substitute other been lifting weights regularly ortl.s and expression.,. ("Oh as a form of exercise, I want to shoot!" and "Son of a sea cook" keep my muscles strong and work very well. ) maintain a good physique. It's not easy to break lifelong I've had people tell hard me that on habits But It's not Impossible. weight-lifting i Ot hers s crcatc 0) back problems, and I've heard ,as ked I [1 1. 20" Convertible Bike Tent Sale $39 Dining Canopy Pup Tent Req. 49.99. Converts easily from boys to girls model. Coaster brakes. Removable training wheels. Jus, 6 to sell! Reg. 44.99 16" Convertible Bike. 6 to sell! $37 Just Reg. 21.90 13-50 50 14- $3 health? Are there any dangers? brother. who was going much Ilow does It compare ca isthenics such as push-ups mountain road In d very pleasant voice, I sit-ups, Jogging and Ir V Orig. 15.99 if perfect. This group has slight defects. Just 30 to sell. Wall To Wall G 1*r I 's Slacks Cold Drink . , .' i 44 t. ;. I , '- / 4. - - ." . • - ' - 1 . - ________ t. - - . - - . .. . - , : , r . I . &I r * - - - - (. - - -_- -_ - - !9 ~~ 9Aa I 1X_ - - continue northwards several local officials to inaugurate this weeks to the Alabama border. historic Journey along - - . 1 . •, V . ;. '' r ... - . _._ .. It . . . %~v — - .. .1,1J, V —A- _ ____ wagons crossing the country to to reach VaueyForge by July 4 -- ~ &WWI . I ", ______ . . ______________ . . , ma really knows. WERAIT-LIFTER IL .. - - - - , _____ -4 00"I"it as. "_1%iK _ . "me - ç :- ? '-Lw - q ' * . r Weight-lifting alone will build i 0 3 muscles, but it won't keep you I In shape unless you combine it other forms of exercise. Before you un d ertake any strenuous exercise program, 00"fly Hills, Call#. 10112, for Ab_ Y' bookil "How to Writs L.tt.n 5'x6' Rep. 15.99. DuPont Dacron Polyester shag pile carpeting with matching seat cover. Machine wash and dry. $ For Include; Acrylic double knit slacks. Orig 3.99. Large selection or solids and fancies. have loaded the dice against a healthy baby and a normally "The all-too-frequent result is developed child." a baby who is born defective, ', Thi5 problem isn't damaged or dead lower-class Mr. Nee 'told a recent r' : ' or poor probl em," ferenceof the National Alliance he said. "Itcuts nht the Concerned with School-Age lines of class race and Parents INAcSAP in Denver. economics" conference Th e brought together some 350 school, The problem also can be -- ti when 2 Young Man's fancy tw= to love, and what better way to health, and social service perpetuated in the next express those rumatic feelings than with fresh spring flowers? Of course, not only young ni ha ve representatives from around generation, Mr. Nee pointed feelings of love to express on ValenUne's Day. So why not start now, with a pretty wicker basket and the country concerned with out, if the teen- age a few pots of spring bulls, preparing a gift of love for someone dear? The bulbs will sprout rapidly, teenage parenthood. offspring is damaged and if you don't d el ay planting, should bear flowers by February 14. Today's adolescent mother physically or psychologica ll y in frequently is prey to a wide the process. GREET VALENTINE % Emergency Meals No Problem __ 4 C. For Winter Or Summer - -_ Abigil Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr.. By NANCY B(X)TH stretching the meal you have can be used to create meat curry-In-a-hurry dishes that soup, mush oorns and hard. Herald Correspondent prepared to include extra sauces, sp.ighctti .rxl other are dliuous enough to sere (First inaSerles people, or ways to dress up quickie meals, the most important dinner FISt! CURRIES In every home, and most simple family fare so you can Canned soups can be kept on guests. often when you least expect it, proudly serve It to company, hand to ch ange simple hamMEATCIJItItIES Combine (milk, an 'emergency' can arise. One of the most obvious ways bergers into salisbury steak or Cornbirw cup milk or light white wine or vermouth), ! can I- =~~.v "ill --f. W__ ________ ' . i;yrl to cooked eggs TONE I II . p cup liquid Friends may drop to chat and to prepare for unexpected to create other fancy sauces to crewn or evaporated milk, I ' condensed cream of celery soup 14 stay through dinnertime, company is to have several dress up your inexpensive meat can condensed cream of and I to tablespoons curry Relatives arrive from out of casseroles ready to serve from entree, mushroom soup, 1 to 2 powder. Coo k un til well blen. town and want to call at supper your freezer This works out And don t forget baby foods tablespoons curry powder, and (led. Mix in any of the '..4If( hour. Your children bring home line if you base a separate Believe not these can be a bit of garlic according to your following i couple of chums and ask can freezer, but what do these folks ) SAW puree or taste Simmer this for 4 to 5 1 or 2 cans the share your evening meal do who only have the small in souffles minutes, stirring it fish flaked ' well.Now And, perha ps the worst of all, freezer section in their Naturally you would always combine with one of the 1 one-pound can salmon; At ';' your hus ba nd calls and informs refrigerator to work wi th ? have on hand such staples as following: 2 cans shrimp; you that he ,' Don't dispair! These tips may flour, sugar, an assortment of 2 cups diced chicken, beef, veal, 2 cans whole clams; boss for dinner . - 1 --_ help, spices, basic canned vegetables pork or ham. i eftovers are 3 cans crabmeat or Tonight!; If you are on a Buy a few extra cans of and fruits, and several varieties Ideal); lobster or a mixture ';'. this can present canned fish — tuna, of dairy products and salad 8 to 1! hard-cooked of the two; f '1 a situation that challenges your crabmeat-comne halved; half fish and half hard',-' patience and ingenuity. stretching casseroles, for Armed wi th th ese basics, you 1 can In butter cooked eggs. _I ci' I!erearesomehint,sonhowto making pasta sauces and are ready for almost any mushroom caps and Serve any of these curries deal with such emergencies, omelet fillings, or for simple emergency. I quartered or halved with quick cooking rice or ________________________________. HinLs such as quickie reci pes but tasty sa lads. Curry powder, because of Its hard-cooked eggs; noodles, or add your own that can be prepared In a half Canned tomato products are exotic flavor, can be used to Or make chicken or turkey garnish using your A hour or so, suggestions for also an invaluable aid. These I)rerIre many different instant curry using cream of chicken imagination. . Anti-Freeze And Coolant Pkg. c" r ., - a tun.i ' r- . . r. . ._______ r -- I - .. i-/ -.5; - 21. . .- -'.4 - I is bringing home the , = ,1' - us.d to sutytitute as a P59 Your Choice: t* . - . I ;:• /1 — - _~ / 1- - - , I &.. 4 • .. ' - Pkg. of 60 9 oz. Cups Pkg. of 60 7 oz. Cups PIin if 7fl it Vinyl cloth with flannel backing. Control soiled, round, oval, rectangular in varying sizes. Orig. 2.69.4.69. Limited selection. eggs, quartered or ' _____ ,• broiled Req. 4.99. A necessity in our changing weather. - - •3 S I . rç ...-'t az.. .'-. =1 ' .a çr v . ; t :'.. % - ' '' -I mc .-:. ., .2: - IF 1W _4V(_ ,,1-,',.. 5;' 11-,a" .' -' P.. 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" ,%; AL _. -- ..-, __ 61 "M ,Z SOIfl(.OflC een-age pregnancies are up spectrum of biological, and wi th them come the p a y c h o I o g i c a 1, a n d highest rates of Infant dea th socioeconomic risks, Mr. Nee ______ - . you are driving, I dIll leaving all my children !sr you to raise" I)EMt I.lrrEfl: That's a At the time I was a widow heav a.csignmuu but I'v e %',ith 10 minor children shuni polled some experts and the my brother and his wife loved word from here Is: Don 't go In dearly, but for weight-lifting without said, "Slow down, dear." coaching from an expert. Orig. to 3.99. Super clearance of knits and cut 'n sewn shirts. Collared styles, turtlenecks, etc. Cups - Teen Pregnancies Risky - $ 10 comerge on historic Valley Riders on horseback may join Forge as part of the national the train for a day, a weekend, &,10, 1 0. . w ith Paper north through Florida, joining . - "'Ifi a Uitill V1 IIU13t: did'All bicycling? said, "Brother, I just want v% ho 1 Odds And Ends travels northwards, wifl it - his wile quickly Shirts Later In the summer, they will America's pioneer trials. rejoin the Wagon Train to Ce remonies are scheduled for I participate in its final haul into P.M. at the Starling Ranch on Valley Forge, Pa. SR 33, one mile north of 1.4. Florida's "prairie schooner," The Wagon Train will travel - •;.1 " it or 1111 _______ ' ' - if - . ' - can get the to know ttuit if we have an opinions. Maybe you' straight dope from en's Includes 2-man tents, 3-man tents, screen houses and assorted other tents. Limited quantities available. Hurry in! Req. 29.88. S shelf plastic unit Orig. 69.99. Metal framed, decorator style glass shelf unit. . , - M Save Up To 1/3 0n All Tents In Stock! 'IL . 1 t:lat if I discontinue it in later complain tit the driver about his life, I will become soft and reckless driving while she was Trailer Awnin g 52 ° Shelf Units Carpet 19.99 ~ I S - Multiposition Loungers Screened Your Choice Bath Req. Although I've unhealthy to suppress It, so let a good physic,A It out! But Instead of using foul "Wouldn't miss that historical moment for anything," declared local horsewoman Patsy Hutchison, who plans to Journey to Polk -4 ~ _ :! City with several other Seminole Countains. .. A week later, Mrs. Hutchlson, along ith Ernie Horrell, coordinator of Seminole County Bicentennial Committee, wi ll - gather together' a band of local ANITA BRYAVr riders, and departing Feb. 3 make the two-day ride to wagon, an authentic hand-made Umatilla. There they will join replica of those which carried the main body of th e Wagon settlers west is a gift to to Floridians from the state of Mrs. Hutchison and a couple Pennsylvania. of the local riders plan to Celebrities will join state and " "f' - there. A I thiriL DEAR ABBY: . alwa)-s been in When Anita Bryant officiates as mistress of ceremonies at the launching of the Hicentennial Wagon Train P11image to Pennsylvania in Polk City, Jan. 31, Seminole County representatives will be .. --- .:- -- -- --_ - ;__ :'- - - .' ' . I if, 111, Know-How Needed When Blowing Hair Dry or setting 1 04 % C:-' '1 . . . ',4 - ' ..; . - .u. - - . - . . - - - = ' - ~, ~ i All Art Associat'ion's Annual Tea Sch dul d Early / . - • e few plams. e ' - - , r - r (I : -, I es Richter welcomed members gave a fascinating demon - ,.( -_ I' I ~ FORD 14IGHWAY 17.92 AT AIRPORT BLVD. ... at the Civic Center. This annual also showed somneof her enamel of other art organizations. c show and tea is open to the work and explained the has received awards in many public and Is looked forward to procedure to produce the media and is listed in "World's SUNDAY NOON 6 PM BAHKAM(RICARD ___ from year to year by art lovers beautiful pieces. , Who's Who of Women 1975." can help Baby B o om I P red icted be put moisture back in pins, curling Irons or whatever children they cannot delay The findings conic from Jurw California population experts. women do plan to have and Beth Berkov motion be protected by wheUwr It report is short and aW,-e poned childbearing are now in malung up for the births they in the August frequent professional haircuts the ears or longer, -t '— their late 20s and early 30s. If previously have put otf, the "Science," I t - =? - n -r -t . s' -, • t' "" .,) .. . -'I.. - -w - - __________ ,..,,,.• b').. t ... .- ' '- ' 'ç,' ..-' r, - - ., IjE I ' - T jt ., _ T Tt rI = r-r; L.? -, - i... - - - - '--: ,- .-. - - -. a5- 4"' ' -j:Z ,..,'- .. - •..-. -.,, ' -. '-- . • .. 29 issue of - 1- ,, . ____ The low birth rate in the they wish to have two or more demographers sa of the hair as you curl it." he ad- can accomplish the The reason Is that many families, and that within the California State Department of which has swing in its style young women who have post- next few years they will begin Health. Their appeared Hair can i" -- , '-''j_." k . ternativ OPEN DAILY 9-9 '. '1 : 5 His natural-motion st yles are bottoming out, and it looks as If much longer and guests and opened the stration In plexiglas carving in National League of American not get quite so hot as the Sklar of the University of Artist League of professional iron. Other alaction hairdos that can be ac. the country is about to exThe evidence. based on California's meeting with prayer. which a dentist type drill was Pen W omen International es might he the mist or complished a number of way's. perience a "mini" baby' boom, recent California statistics, Population She announced and Urban committees the usedreverse to form the Mrs. figures from County, Central F loriwi steam-type curling irons which \ good haircut set with rollers, according to a team of suggests that these young Research Group in Berkeley, side. Ilales ArtOrange Assoccial.ion and a number for the member show en Feb. 8. =' ¶c-. -' — s seenls to ': , - Extra cans of tuna, ersibment or shrimp sbould be kept handy to dress up a saled when those unex. , ;~- 1 r,".,c QA., petted guests cause a mealtime emergency. United - ' - - Watercolor Society. member of will provide irLsuiationso it does could go from chin to shoulders. 0. ': ' a teflon- caated iron .-...,., =_-_-_-_- _ Mini . . ':'j" 4 40 ' " - ' ' Aei .3 , ,.s-',, I F. - r .'I -- , - _- , . :' -t', 1 A-77 I'S- I . I .___. "Most women use a curling back, he suggests. iron after they blow their hair "Shorter hair styles are very Members and guests of in the area. There will be a This talented wom -i n works In dry or possibly to retouch a much in," Testa maintains, Sanford Seminole Art special category this year watercolors, oils pastels and style, but a curling iron should predicting they will be for a Association met at 6:30 p.m. emphasizing the Bicentennial graphics as well as enameling iever be used on wet hair. For long time. He sees the maxMonday night at the Civic theme with an award given by and plexiglas carving. She is home use, imum fashionable length as "a Center for a covered dish Senkarik's, currently president of Florida ('flfl preverd hair sticking and it little above shoulders." but It supper. President Marie (;uest artist Dorothy Ila] - - .,% '?s4 - graduated lengths from front to - I" '"_' -- - ' blown dry every (lay as you are one tha,"was especially shaped likely to do at home. Occasion' to be dried with a blower. If all wanted, the .tnd shaped with the dryer in a hair should be cut In layers or in -', , • 'i"- styles are ' •,.-, -- ertisement it should be dried naturally other ' - mistake to force ~ I , ,,..' " .. - - s.' I-. 4 ,' '. ''- , I a - . 1 I - - , ". - _-c-; - . r 5- ., , d,< '-s' ..L.s' i L4'!Ji1ñ '*.t.''-r.."'LI &" '-'¼ 'r ..,aJ.;'.',... • - - -- F '/ p - ' - . , " - , ,...,, - I q,. I - '1 'wcLi' . " Fli ,~ - - ,, a lJ____ir! nter from a - - , hair. a training Bounty 7 Pc. " :' S -. ~AI I -_ - , '.'5'-T'•L -in 1_f a . - a' Professional people know • /5 . fly _., I - -I--- I By IAN ItlW%S1 Hair can be ruined unless a be used on a loss -heat setting hair is wet. to snip the ends of the hair AP Nessfeatures Writer blow dryer is used properly. If it can be used on a hot shich receive th e most darnOne popular beauty tool to be long hair is blown dry on a hot while the hair Is wet if the heat those facts, he sa y's, one reason age. Low-alkaline protein, acidlOUfl(l In do rmitories and home setting from the time it is wet is then decreased as the hair certain beauty' tools are labeled balanced shampoos can help beauty salons," the blow hair until it is dry, It will simply get becomes almost dry. (or professional use only. - condition hair, but the hair dryer, is often improperly used too much heat Then, too, a While hair is st1, only Testa and the schools artistic (trf.Sscrshouldbe consulted he and may be Initiating hair brusl' is being drawn through br us hes which can go through it director, Anthony IX Sando, contends problems that are attributed to the hair as the blo wer is di easily should be used, he ad are consultants to (on.mir, a other causes. hairdressers rected on the ha ir and that vises. A nylon twill brush sith hair products line, and the two want"Remember, customers to l ook good all Few people know how to use combination can cause br eak- pr ope rly spaced bristles may have design ed many tools used the time, not j ust wnen they the dryers prope rly, claims age and split ends, leasing the be used. A wire wig brush Is In the trade, leave the salon The Raymond Testa , director of the hair dried out and removing its good sshde hair is set, but v.hen U tools are not understood, dresser is happy to recommend Caprice Academy of Jersey nat ural oils and moisture" It is almost dry, a switch should can damage the hatr t h ey . For productc that will keep her a ce In natu City, The hair sts lists he trains are be riiade to a natural bristle ttmiiplt 'hi Ilos; of or ;s.ilkirgadd;v kikrng nil-motion hair styling for told that there are two ways to brush. The natural bristle brush dryer must be in the .suiie di- good between salon visits." beauty operators, blow-dry hair. The blower can should not be used while the reetion as the brush being used. It is a hair Then, too, hair should not be into a style different from the -'-- . - . -. -.._- �'4 20—Evening Hera'd, Sanford, F!. Friday, Jan. 16, 1q76 - I-.--- - d venth, 1 Lwi £ 11 I IlL 4 WY cu' I_loot" I) 1' hUrL ur 7"LJj nt. jCflC?P SQ4e f) I IT'a , f,. . I SANLAP4 DOUHITEDMETHODIII (,(JJl/Jf/ji/ff}' (JUh' —' — r .4 Pastor's Corner Friday, Jan 16, 1738 ,''f I Its LrP!AEl Kk$•4 Svnda,Sct.ca Wrth4p : - - Oral Roberts - _________________________________________________ II • '. . • 1111111 Nvrl,r I Kndn,.rs. a 000 U i 00000 ___ cç * an Li e Be Happy? Southern , na ' FIQST SOUTHEN ,7$SI*•VdAV Npm ____________ p , -, : _____________ _____ Nazarene I Church ' / oil et1t urthist Ite.iUtudes, and that at )ou %oulc1 focus our attention lirmation sass that life can be on the word "poor." One would happy. However, many people think of all the heartache and ty would ask the question misery that those who are an, e ppy. ne uoes tuuay and would ask, Is not have to listen long until one this what Jesus wan for me? hearshowhardandtenibIe)jfe Is that the way to be happy? can be. We are thrown every Just to be poor?" It's look at day into the reality of life, this word. Today we see war and crime, The Jews had developed the Of God Get Along \Nith Others . + / Q i • 1 0, Har.Hja, 1 - + - . . •_. .*.—. -. t \. i j. — — . Oeis your imagination. Trypicturing the person the way he uld be if !,e lived up to his highest potenUai. Keeping this Icin mind, put yourself in his pince and try to understajid bun —hL problems, his hangups, hissecretsorrows As you do this I :•:. . - . ___ -----i .v I DC.i A. Everyonehas thaIproblemwj(hsomeo, at some time En his lUq. You want to get along but ur (ee1gs seem to be more 0weul than 'our ll The Id ea is to get your feelings where they belong under your will. Fortunaly, you have poweW tools to help you do this. ,- poor .. 1 rs,an 7 - • ri, . . *'\J \J Methodist Goa -.) - • I Assemoiy Or Eioning Uera, Sanford Ft L: I II Im )• fIIRvtI* Wlo, J Methodist . " - + - + - -- - H)W ?145t,,t • - PaI •' A i Oru careful he will say "Why even financially, and because they -...--. ______ ':- - - your thoughts? - en you act cheeul you can hardly hel v - -_----.--- I , C, . , . / - -- . . - - - Episcopal .. s%orjd lInt in the midM of ll the trust in (sod That no o presen , e is said here. The , Is re man ill) hat who puts • ____ -'[ behaving as ou want to be You can show how you want to feel toward the person by a word or an act of kindness - 1 Church Of Christ . ________________ e.+.c CHJ, QCH 1 OFcP4lI 0,ST in Matthew. It Es not _______ _________ -. . . ++ . - A - today. Men (arar.d Ole Opr and his son, James Monroe, and his band; the Sullhu Frmlly, from Alabama; the grow to love him. Acts of love beget iove Jesus, but It isa er important else round about them, but the) teaching of his. When Jesus seem to miss the happiness that - Lutheran .. This is true of life of someone you will, in actual (ad, like that person more. Yes, you spoke thes sorcts there were the) need The teaching in this : :: : W,d1,I,bI.CI,t, ''" i1 )apm - - r v.cs i - ____ CHUICHOFCHIiST -- 1*," • 'e , Matthes apter 5, Verse 3, com€ arn , JOI:ArISSURCH • im%a4.raw, ________ ________ . PAOLA CHUECH O CHRIST hat rna He belii sis spirit,fortheir'sisthekingdom will see him through the Jesus is saying is that life can life, and whatever comes be happy when a man has put nay. life can be happy! • t'• EW Yvn vsc• ivu Iv• ILVt*.caCW1thI,Am,,,CaI his _____ - _____________ Is Slam w• _____ - SPIA,, PIttl Clam Svits SChCsI $ • - ____________________ - - 'I )$I's ELDER SPR,RoS RAPTISYCHUICH - ... .. ....... I SIarScI - . - - . . -. THE LAKE MOIOf CHAPEL . • -. ,. . , ¶ ) ). . (fur famils Bihk -- II Clam :: Saday M* s IIUM$$I ,• , I N• -. , , - - p - , - FIRST FIS:'rTiIIAw CHURCH CHRIST UNITED ,) MYP)&45 7 P I . - ,, , CIa .... I )Sp m . ' -. s ill be con huh s ill sing Crusade at Prairie 1.ake es er night, as G€orge, is head of Frienth Baptists Belie Bothmencanbeheardonthe - I Wpm NvfIy ' . . p - Iii £I WH 1976 CC' I Np m 5tas Cat hol'c -. is a I sencrabk solume, It has been pasd from Hy Iit)aI F'svR4,. Rd s Pii A$t PStIw A FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST II NIl B trembling as she turned iou. M,tc Is, A F 5Is,. TucJa '1AIk %ttnda> Luke _- - IS IC Miller Ave., inter Park, Pastor Roy A. hlarthern has f' h' 1. i%C tunsing lfl I. tt mlnIsttY collection of historical and scenic slides of America. \' degree In business management from Rollins College. lie aiso received the comprehensive diploma from Rerean School of the Bible and has attended the Assemblies of . . I I - •- - Springfield, Mo. In missionary •-.---. Theissueprobablyflnotbe all ministries," she said resolved until the church's Walker, Kelly Grego', Ten Harper, Dick Ransbottom, and the Youth Ensemble. The public Es Invited to at. nd. I AA L j. On - - F FrtJa I aims - ii October 31. Orhindo. istia n cIen ce Ccq Ca,Mp c, SN m (()rdinate the music 4ind )outh Circle, a Youth (or Chrt chance! and concert choirs. S,*4iySO,•ol 5iiurd IsaI2h KL Sviey kS& Ikistner has beer4 cngaged in (OUfltrits r S 4l group. • past 25years. lie will be leading H oiy Cross H •• S+Npm *04 Evs P Npm a s cc un in paris hall Wedaesda) beginnin' at 7 h ' vestr)mefl wills - rA - - PRIDE DISCOU "T FOODS P to 'es I _________ 1 £AAIERFURNITUDErr an ,,,rs. TV lISOfl Eunice I. Wilson and Staff DAUTfl THE McKI BBIN AGENCY Insurance -• •• . Sanford, Fla. Hard H. Hodges and Staff , SENKARIK GLACS & PAI"T '" DEKLES' 1 . + -1 i Boulesard, and 0) Street in -- w Y;T, '7 ____ P'! ' -' ' - L .y' .. Ovid, Florida . / . - - _,- ordained as priests in JW)• 14, The Rev. Wbain % endt of sersices. , .. The 9.30 sersuce ll also be and been warned not to peat Youth of First Christian ordinations. Bishop Robert First Christian tit 3 p in at the Sanford Ciic )0 open to the public. A sales executise sith a , atio f entu anu 2Ol entur) and a planning conference as music as ssell as familiar future actisities and progra'ns num rs, an popu at music a ,, minister, followed b) the aiso as censured SI L l heirarchy are fighting "the unconscious of t)lng sexu " i -L - - , , or1 in o come a IWI time Christian Science prac titioner. His lecture work has . dances and .5 instrumental h numrs 01 t1e c cir First :- Methodist - - Hughes and Joe Tart are the II the s)mbollsm of tJ Baast Coriunittee During a church inadequate to inclu' clevotinnal period Dr. Harris women," she said, "then w -, -- 41 5 ..rZ''74 .- - - jr,-',i- _8 J-.-.-#' 'T .I . . -. . -. - - - .. -- ç.-,'-(,( 1.' )q"1 I I , 1 A -, 1 '' . , " -, - I the Diocese, who Es a deputy to w'o rvedt1urin both the series. The title of the film women. Dcussuon will center the General Convention and 8:30 and II a.m. woriip ser- "The Sinner" and shows a on new programs, social fumehead of the diocesan task force VIcS this Sunday, at First ycng minister who thinks he tions and the united youth dealing with ministry to the Baptist Church of Sanford. knows it all visiting Walton's retreat. All youth are asked to aYtY designed to Mountain and elderly. finds out how attend. challenge and commit the much he t,as to learn. Circle2oftheCWF will begin The hour Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, of Huntington, N.Y., will deliver . '. . ' /11 J BAPTIST CQWCc falL sEll DsSery Ave. VMIrpviO4 L VIl P"$btsia CQuu. Sit Palm Rd. Allamo.-,', - House, 316 E Marks St Southeastern Yearl) Meeting, is Gal) the Wounded (an Heal 1 • METHODIST USlI SIN CaiwID,,,, - - - k.;'f1 . A i'f ..- CaraI Ia.st C.L 1311 Oil A. Cl$iIla Ftvit laptil CIe3e.,a0Mn arIa-' j, cli P,*,ji M.it.ai.y Ia4sf So S#'i "IVt Rd Serr. S.ii rd. lid U4.ly ,a,u.s,.a., BaI It I .. i... '( ( - - 5••.• - - - CIV it. W t?PQ $1 CPIvCl Cf CPit., + FI Or MI ICi-e - 74C A Sa,r4 W1Iq Os, lI.A4A c - - - &r - j aj' '. _-, ,8 •-, w- -., '..-•.' - .A 4 'L. ) ,-.. ' .ii4.Jt r,i,-l/(, - . -I.-' • ..%. _-_-4. - 7 -v , 4'4 'F O ; - I !"f p4. F$i' ,.,.4'S i..,. , year of personal witnessing, public is insted to attend. this special emphasis is a.m., in the women's lounge fo infonil fellowship, and all ",,.,-t . f r 4-A - - T'1'i -- (T -' . j '.:;.-:-.'w. ' ' SI—". 'i '8k'. ' 4 ?jr r" 1IIl.!3, wi .'.l t - ' - .', . a * •,r'4 I,(• - . I - I " __ .- ~•,,, _ - I - -- i-i . " "' " • + thurdi A twit (IF mndividnal Sanford, gill minister In song First Pres yterian A continuing stud) for idults is&nthl of(,od meeting at the the 11 am. worship scrs ice to dLww1' thi ( hunh framing ikBar) CRIc CLnter (In Sdl a t a recomnmnendatin of flour 6 15 r iii this Sund us Road th (ri , ,4 / N 4', - 'Q - .f', . - . - . - - - I fIt.f J 44 C & SHIRLEY MILIEu 834 9?12 ;', .' - : -, L - %. L•• ' '. r3 " '' ', 4 - %4. -- * "-' - -' : , 7,* ¼, -, F,.it UThod,1t CPt,li •I r(t So,,tP., ".''OdsI ChwqcI . _ - L '-4 4 Sunda esning at 30 p m in from the Women of the Church, a full-length award winning sstuch completes the project '81 :' - CHURCH OF CHRIST - '' . - .-.- , - — a r , ... ,,. .- ._ - - m,,. C: - 1.t .t 'i - ' First Ba Pt is t - ,.- .',i .'.. ,,,,.¼_ 1 -, ' - 'V --- J-j•'1 1'.... , '- e''T'i-I- F - - 4 * -s - ..,. . - .:-. 1 . ..-:,:- . . - irst 'h1F' ;?C - __________ - F*ub4yGm 2111 1 Elm — - - - Mel Dekie and Employes ___________ _______ ____ I b t WINN DIXIE STORES ill be Mrs L) dia Holland, former president of : . - PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes - Sunday the Deltona women's roles in the ministry." ceed the women as priests speaker John Y. Mercer nd Staff . -- 4- - WILSON.EICHELBERGER . tp - .J.C. PENNEY COMPANY . This literature center produces Board of Ictureshlp of the University Theological School dared invalid by the Episcopal Beebe of Oberlin, Ohio, have staff of Community United Robert Shaw Chorale and has to preach at the age of courses, local nslations of Scientist, Boston, Mass., for the Methodist Church of started several singing groups preached En Europe, India, the Bible, and The Evangel, the past 13 years, will present a ,,, RI' __________________________________ FLAGSHIpU,S. BANK . ' METHODIST CHURCH 1huf%d Regaless of official cen- old priest sald they have "already won the hattie" regaoPs dicti Involved in the orless of the outme of the con(hnations, they 11 not Stop," vention she said. She called them "the oy way The Episcopal Church cen• crack through all r s a ii DAN BR0KAw dSv*dap _______ ._.+•'r-_.... ;_.__--- - ______ - 'p - ______ While stationed in Guan- Wp Bible and her Faith I ukc v, S - - - NItaItS.csf4Itr, V -' — hsc akays thought this symbolic becau the Churvh as such an inipoant (actor in Grandmher's life. Her Faith upheld her thmugh V-.a c once Fr W,U,am Fr$K SAGa .rirkd a osr Station WT! (l5 AM of Chicago's 57th Street The Central BaptistChurch of Services will be Sunday at ii and 95.3 FM) Monday through Meeting of the Religious Saord, lthandOakAs'enues, a in and 710 p m and Monda) Frida> at 7 15 a m Societs of Friends ullce1ebeate the Nation 's 200th through Saturda nights at Anursers will be prosided for In'erested persons are Birtlida) thu Sunday at 7 so 7 30 Accompan)ing the aliservices eIcome to attend the lerture pm with the musical "I lse America' The musical con tAP) — The (urdi Subsequentl> three Calvaru AssembI 7 7 slsts of "Patriotism for Re Carter hIe)ard, one of 14 hers were ordained Missionaries John and Fsa nerica, Iaise for America, omen to become an Episcopal She sd the women, ranging Filison of Ghana, A(ca, will be ______ and a er for America to priest, sa s women will contin in age from 27 to 80 years, were sharing En music and message call our nation back to God" ue to be ordatned into the told the reon for the in f their burden for missionary The 4soice choir, under the church's nlfnistr) despite th saludations of their ordmations sersice in Ghana In a special direction of Mrs David N cip1ina actions taken against had nothing to do with their sex missions sersce at 6 p in, F Baldin, ul1 be accompanied prelates who ordain them but rather that the) did not go Sunda) The seice will be b) a full orchestra soundtrack I The church needs them and through the proper church -. music programs In churches. iie in the Navy he played clarinet and saxaphone vocalist with the Navy Band. ter attending Boot Camp in Orlando he went to the Navy . -+ hich records their maage. I call when this cppr, little gras -haired " -. About od She Isan author and leturvr counselor. He completed his music director iwell 1ist- of the Assemblies of God MJ.inR,m € Rd., Fern Park, Jan, of music at Temple United Methodist Church, Temple, Ga. "W - I lise, it shall be mine. CHURCH OF HARMONY - . , THE LAKE MAIYUHITED Prrnt Mwg Ashes ille, N ( • - - can't do that. I'd feel like a fool." Treat my suggestions as if you wereascient1st_putU)emtothet_bewjfltoW ).ou . - 1k receised his Bachelor s degree in music from West Georgia College in Carroilton Ga F or two and a half sears Av• Mic -' I - - -- '• •.M.ffi.dsIP., - U - t r -- p.$ Clam - -- • - I Other Churches - I - : '; __________ -, ____________________ USI COVENANT PRESSYTERIIN CHURCH 7 HIdLflsM4rp IIVd MITHO%'CH COGREGATIOAL CHUPCH t Presbyterian _____________________________ ' - CHTIA I., •am4l \, Methodist Congregational Sa r' - \\ P I can get along with someone you don't like; in fact you can even to like him' get I - ro a / IAPTISTCHUICH IIWA,rpa$I I . °°°° SHEPHIND CHU1C$ - p • . - I He spoke to the man who wants trust in God. The man who has to know how to be happy, even real happiness is the man who "- - Wt p St,vic, 3 S • +, • . Just as acts of hiLe God, Apopka (Hersid Photo b Elda Nicholal -. -;. - - i.!., ;- �_____ - ____ -- - __________________________ - FrIday, Jan. 16, 1976 - -- _ -- _________________________________ -- _____ - =- ______________ - —l___ — CL ASSI F STAR TREK cunai sctiemo 7 4' CBS MOE 'The Oass of '44" GaS)' Gnmos j 2 C E L E B 11 I T V SWEEPSTAKES C, 4 6 9 NEWS • 630 12 NBC NFWS 6' CBS NEWS 2 that ho should see a hypnotist to cue ts TV adcbction .4 AMERICAN ICE SPEC. TACULAR Hosted by Sandy Duncan. UCOURSEOFOURTMES ' ABC NEWS 700 9 ABC MOVIE: "VolCano " Maximilian Scholl, Diane Baker 1969 ama of the most devastating nah.vai dis aster in rerdod hstory—thn voicaJc explosion on tho is- EL) SENIORSCENE WASHINGTON WtEK IN A O- Partments Unficcj 3 DS €1) VEGETABLE SOUP 4' ARTHUR AND CO [6 HARLEM GLOOROT- MOE. ' ng." Vul Brynner, Tr?vom Howard i9i GlLLlGAN'SlSo 12 GO, USA men of honor against each oftw Brynner ays an Indian leaäol1dr. resenting the BrItIsh in India ckmng the 192. -2 12 EMERGENCY PUJS FOUR 1 30 ESTLING 200 4' MOVIE 830 2 12 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 4 .Gi BUGS BUNNYflCAD flU4NCR lMng their separate liveg. 6 MO,iE Huntors of the WId."(jtdooraiinjg0fm btdroom home, paneled family room, carpelinQ, range, Reduced to $73,950 Low down, no cloSing cost! M UNS WORTH REALTY Peg Peal Estate I3roker 803W.ItSt 373r05uui' - S A N FOR 0 M U N I C I P A I. CEMETERY- 3spaces In West '-, n, ec c. Lovel' !o:tn or. right side of road oppoSite Garden House Davis, lSfl andall St., -. 116W 2,d _______ Fruit For Sale Call bore 10 a m or alter 3 p.m 127 ream I OR turn, apt, downtars, quiet neighborhood Ideal br Older or COuple, Call days, $31 p NAVELS,GRAPEFRUITS. TAN6ELOS —........... I Rooms arvi bath, kitCh r'qUlpped MOE. 'Go" Rthatd Ega AThefl Herberl 1954. Schedule tean :2 12 THE SECRET UFE DF WALDO KI 1000 9 SWAT. to sabotage mis34 staten Cled 2nd W month of every tra 2 12 CHICO AND THE MAN Clvc accdentaily typ- Only WALL 0 €1) p.m. -IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM GAEATPE q ED STREET FILES A small town qua.ter back (Rob Re'ner) makes On The Dog Track Rd Olt '9 4 2 12 PINK PANTHER 6' SC006Y DOO 9 NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES' Super Bowl Series ospics ER - (A) SHOW 6' SHAZAM d's game wad- Box 5S3. Sanford. Fla 37771 - — COVE APTS pool ivileqes, utilities furnished, Adutti, $173 373 2976 no BOWLER'S TOUR Showboat lnvitahenal, i..as - Dubora Kan. Dad 11111!. lIE .WENCr' resori - WANTED- Nice residential lot, With double garage. EMsProsiey,SheneyFabajos Actn muscai about carefree bachofor who &ers his musc. fast ca and freedom to (tedAmoufl 0 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1100 2 12 RAN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES 4 6 FAR 0(11' SPACE NS 9' THE ROOKIES' Mar1 Slado. Dane Clark guest 0 LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (A) the cor4inernen( of man'tago 1966 (A) of police officers is reloctod at thepofioacadon'ty.herost.s to shakedown pawns ng thonamosciflhoyotjngofficemg who would have been in his d& (A) ___________________________ ION ELY'? More Dignified Way of meeting UnalI.cMd advits bqiw,t,i 1h5 49(5 Sf 21 •n as can sfan coiif.a,ntaI in Someone? Isrrnati.,, absvt iv, d'in,lied and p'o4eiisv,ai sai,ic• by inael.ng tte vpn bile. sib1 calpr, S)$6144. --_\ Member 01 the Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce and Better 8usine Bureau. ts i it*e can a "c?ir arid note rewardin, ciaI life, '., -- 5P't 116 COMPATABILITY DATING P.O. Box 6, Winter Park, F. 32789 ___________ C'tv_. ZipCd. iSlflvOivOdwths000tygirf,Van HeflunwonanAcademyAwjrJ icr his role as an aIcoloic in this film. THIRD MOVIE. Auti.snn John F&d, CaS-VOII Baker, Rchard W&rk, Accots-It of ericari Indian's ill treaent at the handS of whites ig 2 12' THE MIDMGFff SPECIAL' Helen Roddy is host Guests Indude 'v.a Newton-John, the Staple Singers, Poco . Saturday _P _______ ______ ED ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 1235 9 MOVIE- ,9J ALL NIGI'fl MOVIES (First movie) "Pc,k Chop Hill" Gregory Peck 1959, Stark war &ama about the last hogs of the Korean WM SECOND MOVIE' "Johnny Eager." Ta4Or, Tuner. Good loolung gangster Looking for a 'API— _______ NOW SHOWING _____________ _________ _______________ rrTi . PLUS KARATE SHORTS & THURS. ECONOMY NIGHT-ADULTS $1, CHILDREN SOc ANTIQUES "Store oscOp'cs 9 GROOVY GHOUUES €T THE JE'TSONS Morning 630 6' GROwER'S ALMANAC 655 9. DAlIY)RD 12 LIViNG 'I%ORDS 700 2' ACROSS THE FENCE _Ae ALa I 6, US. OF ARCfE Afou, Skoi'tnq Us- 0 ROBERT REDFORD FAYEDUP4AWAY SAT. & SUIC %HOWTIMI -' '"'" moot sp'al hot byJaco Gleason and Andy Free, 644 7077 for "We Care"--"p4otllne" Aduiti or Teeni 0 MASTERPIECE THEATEA "Lk,stajrs Duwnsta,rs' (A) Guestg will Include J "amath, Bob Newhart. Bttl FACED WITP'lA DRINKING PROBLEM PernapsAlcoticAr,onym5 Can Help Call 173 4517 'irite P0 Box 17)3 ',antocd. Florida 37771 GOLF. Third rou'vi €2 BUGS 8UNNV-POPEYE AND PALS IC- "The Search for the Groat 530 €1) BLACK PERSPECTIVE THE NEWS €2 Poc' GOES THE COUN. TRY Afternoon Evening 1200 12i .12 THE 6 VALLEY OF THE 4DINOSAURS JETSONS 600 2' 4 6 12 NEWS U MAKING ITCOUNT ED 800+'(BEAT StOiflboCk (A) U WALKACOUNTRYMILE Ducunentaryaboutpeopolrv. ing in rural isolation in New Jersey the strugoofaPuocto scan farm worker and his family; story of an elderly couple aftached to their land Program aflots In shaner the h of the "easy gng country life" 9: UNCt..E CROC'S BLOCK €2 WAYNE /tq __________________ JN0Y ' ,'1'- ______ 4 . - ,. - - I'.,. ______ '; TYLER SHOW 6-30 SthAJ ' I' JJfj -1' ' .• . ' "•" ED SCIENCE FICTION THEATRE ARMSTRONG ••••.••..••...•...........•.e.•••• •••. - LasVegasLady _____ 800 io '2 2' '4 - SO4.A. TRAIN 6 CBS CHILDREN'S FILM 1 EMERGENCY Thu injured teenage gel (Patty COhOon),dofomflnodto,., FESTIVAL: "Mauro the Gypsy FIrm frcyn ScoUar1 aboutgypsyboyandhistrav. (tii-cgyvmast ' 14' '6) -- THEJEFFEccJNS. Sariord, Sh(wrn SYMBOLIST PAINTERS ----- OC0RRDIIIIESICEAIIS P0R001P1 U 8BNGHNER0 1 Singer Sale Golden Touch 'Pd Sew, 5)3, Touch 'N Savings & Loan, $43 14 per month Phone 373 £051 or 830000$. nights Sew model 7. over i new, balance $215; Singer Feather R0A H ORE TA U CS I DO P K KR DA S 1No:3ii7 "GIRLS FOR RENT " PE SQUAD" AVS FREE:WrFT !! ZIAR?T m.1,I, Bocki in Klinger 1 .4 ,. v ' . ______________________ •1 AGENCY TRAINEE- Are you a and aggressive Personality is the key to IUCCCSS. Excellent op poftunify with plenty of room for advancement Enthusiastic only need apply. Call 373 S17 for ap poinlment - ... TAXI DRIVERS ' '"-- I• " ____________ Companion. Needed immediately 6780636 __________________________________ -._ MOSSIE Pe ...._.._- 21-Situ.atjons rfled FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TOAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff. Painter- Experienced, Reasonable Free Estimates Go NOTICE OF PRECEEDINGS FOR Work., Call THE VACATING, ABANDONING, LOUISR.LEONEandVIRGINIAT anytime, 373116) DISCONTINUING. ANO CLOSING LEONE, his wife, Ct al, wanttocreforpatientin myp,orn'' OF RIGHTSOF WAY. Defendants. _____________________ Goodcane.References PboneIfl. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICEOF 3731 fORECLO5URE5ALE YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE ____________________ NOTICE that the Board of County NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ---- - Redon D'Annunzjo K'jpka Rossetti Gauguin Lorrain Sartori 0 Hugo Moreau Toorop _______________________________________________________ Tomorrow: Hodge Podge "I" TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECI FlED Records of Seminole County, Florida, (Seal) (Seat) Board of County Commilonerg flinoIe County. FlorIda By: Arthur hi, Beckwitpi, in, Clerk of the County Court By: A. G. Junei Diputy Publish; Jan. 16 976 DEV.fl Arthur H. BIckwtm. Jr. Clerk of the CIrcuit COUrt By: Elaine RlCarde Deputy Clerk MALCOLM H. FRIEDMAN Attorney for Plair.titl, 800 Douglas Road Coral Gables, rl&, 33)34 Publish: Jan, 14, 1914 DEv71 * * JIM HUN'[ REALTY INC. c. BATEMAN Real Estate 322 7643 I . 4" Excellent closet space. Profissionally landscaped )$'xM' pool $$400Q '- - - .• - — -,-----.---------.. ' -- ---2-Bedroom apart,nent, new'j'' palite, carpeted, kitchen fur n,shed AdIts preferred 373 09k] or 371 0161. - __ 323-9410 ~4 Hrs, 2 Bedroom block, fenced yard. Large kitchen, dining room, pantry, encIc,sed porch, garage __________________ By OWflp- R. E Asot )BP, 1 bath, corner lot. Ravenna Park Phone 3735715 after 6pm. Wood overhead garage x 7', COmplete, Best offer. Phone 323 4675 door, I' wIde ________________________ Formica dinette set, extension leaf and 4 chain; WestInghoe electric dryer; 9'x17' nylon rug, blue Sculpture; 19 Cu. ft. 7 dOor refrigerator; rocker; a folding bedand mattress; other items Alt Ste n strom Realty Home cf FiPP Warranted Homei IF SHE DOESN'T DRIVE- that's O,K, 'cause this] bedroom home —'—. —.---- . BACK &zv € tI _____ BILL_LIPTHROTT GARAGE SALE Saturday, Jan. 17, 10 a m. 7030 Jefferson Ave Sanford. __________________________ After being in Africa for 4 years, Bill's come back home where it's tame(?). Well, we're not so sure about that, but there is one thing we're sure of and that's the wild deals you'll get at Bob Dance Dodge. Just ask for Bill, and he'll help you capture them. CARPORT SALE, All Day Saturday, Jan 17th, 227 Byron Ave. Lake Mary, _____________________________ __________________________________ So come on down and see Bill at Sanford's best known tiger tamer. dealer that is for the deal you've always been hunting for, GARAGE SALE- Single bed, Heaard, Boysclothng, Size 10 17, Lamp Misc. 876 E 20th. Wed Tues. - AT 1801 W. First St. Sanford 323-7730 Porch Sale---Refra rhikl .I..i' clotnes, excel COfld.bthf tunes, misc. Fri., Sat Sun 9 'tili 456 Rosalia Dr. in , , ___________ 55-Boat!i & Accessories EX 1974 15' V Hull Cobla boat. Lots f extras 373 7716 after S Aluminum Siding ________________________ IOP4EMa T ER ELECTRIC •.UITtp Wi s Phofl 321 0181 _______________ ______ ------- - — REALTORS MIS & (formerly Harried's Beauty Nook I 519E, First,3fl 5717 CLASSIFIEOAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS -- Income Tax Serv. ___________________________ rvIllage 1!jk 1 & 2 Bdrm. Luxury Patio Line S WORDS ORLESS Individual, Butineis Plwy 11 92 at Five Points Phone 3fl 784) — ESTERS0N LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top soil. 372.5943. WANT TO SELl, YOUR HOME' C&A BackHoe Service Buying a new home? Moving to an Land Clear 0g. fill dirt, clay, rock I stOred & moved 372 9)49 — ,_ __________ Pest ContrQl BPO.%N PEST CONTROL ?c.67P,,,k 372 1865 _. ____________________________ _ ____________________ _________________ Days TOWNHOUSES FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. 3 Mo. 1 Year Leases Hwy. 1792 Across H From Ranch House 323.8670 or 131.9777 ___________________________ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURl F I (AT ION I EMS Call Phil Gonzalez 705 323 39)9 - _________________________ — Install carpt't and vinyl, wall to wall. Free Estimate Call SEARS in S.ritofd 322 )T7), _________________ ________________________ PetCare Place your ad anytime during January and save $1.56. A good time to sell those items that Santa replaced. 1505W. 25th St. SANFORD TO PLACE YOUR A CALL 3222090 ProfesionaiIy Managed By 322.261 1 JkftJ'y1JOij% _________ _ 831.9993 Classified Adv. Dept. — or - - - '' x. r-"i ;' p i , - -, ,,l'S. ' - w ,,.-, - L - :" 'S ; 'r4 •••• L 'I - ' .,, $ . 4fr;'.- -;' s., 4 It "- I- ,c_ ' ; i ,, -I r ,,,"'7's 'it,i._ ,, - , -'_ " -; '- - - .- . f'i ,, -" 14 f -s,, . , ' 5 .i-, .. '4 ), - 'i'' 'I- • ', '\4.P , - • - :., . rs; ________________ K'.-kti — - ',A- t "v' '4 1 - ,:s1 (' ' IJP' Si "P , ,,, .1 , 1' I '$fi, ,, . c.... r - ",,. a ..,,s.. 7 s -. ,, '. men's, children's. Drapes, QuIlts, Upholstering Donna Canada. 3270707 c''. •-.. .,,. . -: - '' ,,_ ' .. ' "., -. - '.,. ii": .'". - $.,I 41 th; ', - ________________________ . - , Carpentry Remodeling, Addtiøn, (m Work Licensed. RDndCd es?irna'r' 373 6031 _______________ - - .- •- Photography ____________________ — ________________________ Pnqfouraphy by Munson Cockayne Fine wedding photos reasonably pric Phone 3736381. - .'- •-" - '- 1 " 't_,4, - - . •..-' - .- 4,. -'-'t-. - - •" ?- . Wall Papering / 'i i -# w '-'b " . 4.,_,_ :" "- - -' PAUL SLATEP Professi)nal Wallpap Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial C ''.-' -- 'Lii J I - Free Estimates Ph '4• , . '. r. - - _____________________________ - _____________________ WELLS DRILLED, PU.MPS ¶PRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and 5ulfl Interior, Exterior Plaitering. GETTP'IOSELUXURY ITEMS FOR Wereplirandwrvice Plaster Patching & Simulated A FRACTION OF THEIR COST STIflE MACHINE 6. trick 1. stone specIalty. 3327750 FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd 1326.112 _______________ _____________________ _____ _________________________________________ Llst Your Buslness.,.Dil 322-2Ôllot 831-9993 -' 'ir ___________________ Well Drilling -- .4t. .-:'v5;-', '*:- Quality upholstering. Free pick UP 1. delivery Call for free estin'a? C Coiimerca 373 6.451 ___________________ __ ' , -7:t' PET REST INN Boarding & Groom in Ph.3fl 1037 _________________________ _________________________ , , , ., "'---., '-.':'.' __________________________ I : -"i" b'CZf.t A5tAi jI " ,,, ,,, . I ________________________ - 1 "" PoOfrNAndCarpentrype,r F ree estimates CalI3fl67e9 _____________________________ Expert roof repaIrs, flat roof5oishingles All work gu1rant, BR000EN ROOFING 3236700 - I ai'5 - r' 4 4 sA.J"!',,t b.- - "r .,'T ' ., .' "s': .. -_ ,2'' #5.'\i ,5., "r- r) '! Roofing ____________ — -- _______ FROM - Upholsterinq Heater Cleaning Oil Burner CleanIng & Service 21 I--Iur 5eryc st's unit-nj & • .r Crxttionn, :: u'7 $495 BEDROOM SUITES - - ORI',E IN TV SERvICF. S'v'ce i7? Live Oa Blv;, Casselberry Phone 131 96,4) Income Tax Returns Land Clearing Home Improvements ___________________ Only "ES - '' ' Burglar Alarms Let Us Rurgtar Prf '(Our Home Security Lock,s Ins'alled Ph0ne3326643 - '' I Apartments STUDIO 1,2, 3 r- ,1 y- z 4" -çLi ____________________ ___________ ____________________ Try One' — 3 ' .. - _4 ________________________ -' 2SISPARK ardens -.r'-' - __________________________________ Wood O( Steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial dc.ks & chairs, Straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry, NOLL'S Casselbierry, 1792,8)04206 _________________________ 62—t..awn-Garden __________________________________________ . .'- ______ Used office furniture ______ Home Improvements — ff ice Supplies --- --- ( k Plumbing __________________________ I can cover your home with alum JIM'S HOME 1NPROVEMEPIT SEP i'd J IP Plumbing ppliessiding & 50th? System. Also Iiiur WaterHeateri Sam 10 KEEP WARM Replace your old ROOfiry3, Gutters 20 yrs Exp, pm thru Sat 7531 5 Park Drive Eagle Siding Co IS) 9363 JALOUSIE W1PICOWS with more 3735.6)7 ____________________________ efficient awning or single hung windows 8)) 9974 WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT ________________________________ WORK? Place a Cllssulied Ad In EVERY DAY someone is looking icr Pressure Cleaning the Evening Herald today. at you ha' to sell. Call today _______________________ andyourClassifiedAdwillapp.ar — here tomorrow A&A CLEANS ALL Ex'er,or pressureciean.ng Beauty Care Need help on that Saturday lob? 37) _____________________ Paneling, doors, wndow hungs, _____________________ _________________________ ________________________ concretework.etc By the hc*.jr, or by the boo 32293.65 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Radio TV rcndise S9sicaI - -- OU _________________________ — - -- - T UST A PHONE CALL AW POBSON MARINE 2921Hy 1792 327 " S PECI A I. 322- 2420 ANYTIME car . . ___________________________________________________________________________ Get some action with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write ad that WII brnq a f6st sale CALL 377 76)1 Call Sanford's Sales Leader 4Iners q IS 54—Garage Sales _____________ and yard is in excellent condition $I1,SO0 price includes range, refrigerator, drapes, carpetinq 6 lots more I - I __________________ ', j 1308*]) PF',',tr — I _____________________ I I", acres Lakefront Ideal for Swimmir'g, fishing arid boating Atso available for rent $70,000 CALL TO SEE SANFORD-- 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home, economical oil heat, shady iard 519.300 MAKE OFFER BUY NOW APIDSAVE LAKE MARY 30r'drOom,I'ibath home, nestled under Shady trees. Countrystylekitchen, central heat & air. VA terms $24,000 Forrest Greene, Inc. DAVES' 373 9)70 -- J A N IJ A RY NEED A FAMILY ROOM? This 7 bedroom home has a nicely - - Delton._ Towraous. apt$ • country Setting, BR. P', batht, screenad 1'th-He.,l I Maintenance Iree ________________________________ recently overhauled, $150. Steel 1973 Ford Econolne window Van, tool box, for Datsunor Toyota, iso. priced reasonable, See at 103 W 372 4173 Coleman Circle 322-3063. ______________________ --— We Buy Furniture I Cellirit condstion, tow mileage, 1 53—TV-Radio-Stereo ________________ ____ - . Pments Uurj.j 4 -----3 Bedroom,? story, 1½ bath. older home, 3 car garage, large corner lot. $27,500. Ph. 322-2903. I AYE MARY 4 bedroom, I bith home, detached garage, nice shade trees Fenced yard, near lake 118.500 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY - WATERFRONT3 Bedroom, 7 bath fiQqTle with den, tir"ptace, bormal dining, roomy BOARD & SHARE EXPENSES _,, 321-0041 _____ ___ 321 l'i RI. LTORS . I69 RAMBLER 000dCnnilitiiw'i .. mpo. $125 323 976. _______________ VICF III YOPIL) T4i CONTRACT" MAYFAIR -A lovely contemporary, 5 bedroom, 2", bath home with stonefront,kitchenequipjt relnlgerator, range, dishwasher, ' tools etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items ' Kish Real Estate . BILL for the kids and TV. white you new $150. See at Snappin Tur. stores and churches. Has central an estate. 911W. 18th St., Sanford enloy the living room. eat in heat-air, range, refrigerator. tIe Mowers, 2513 Pars Dr., Phone 322.1841. or 3734) kItchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, big ,.?nford. extra large lot. Price has been garage & carport 142.S00. reduced to $26,000 j Window Washing, Residential & LET ME TILL YOUR s DILLY FOR A FILLY '' Business. Free estImates Blitz GARDEN SPOT NOW FLOYD Keeps her In your own backyard, LOTSOFROOMinthisslunnjngl Clean 3733951 FREER, 3275191 Acre estate near Sanford. I story, 3 bedroom horre Extra bedroom, 2 bath, double garage, large lot, plus a separate cottage ____________________________________________________________ screened patIo Overlooks swim in rear, flew wall to wall carpet ming pool. By appointment throughouthouse Comparethesa• 147,500 141.300. Broker — Forrest Greene, Inc. )Q4$)3 REALTORS 373 43ç1 — ______ Seminole & Volusia Counties, Acreage Tracts, small & large. TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6280711 _______________ — Beautifui lots with 21 fruit trees, 135 Elm Ave. E V Foster, Lake Mary, 372 UI HIDDEN LAKE ""'" '" '•" 1 w PERSONS INTERESTED MAY to the Plat Ih,r,of as recorded In APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE Plat Book 14, page 93, of Public * PETITE PRICE For lots of house' Three Bedroom, 7 bath, large family room, fenced 'i'C )'V1 IJ1.i1',J BOOR TUBE DrIving you crazy? Then see this '' .-'.-- Yellow Cab, 70) S Park Ave., Sanford DIVISION * REALTOR NEEDS REPAIR-County-) BR, I "." IUI *140 !COCCO Small down Make offer Chico & The Man _____________________ Ldrr ,,yaor By Owner Small .1 Bedroom, I bath, carpet, fenced back yard Call after 6 weekdays, 373 1'?73Dodgevan 6cyI.$3,330 ______________________________ __________________________ __________ n—iouses _______ ___________________________ - - ________________________________ COLOR IV. 957.'ONTFI 32L0041 Cenlrai Florida's RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN MULTIPLE LISIINO KEAL1OR 641 1006 I 499) 1919 5 French DUPLEX-- 2 bedroom concrete LAKE MARY- Beautiful Iakefrl Color TV'i from iso, block, ricnilent condton no City 37? 1496, 372 Icli 8&w, trom lot ona peninsula for unnbs?rted '.i" tiv o*nnr 377 M2O $15; Service all make HERBS 377 4164 scenery 175.000 TV 1700 S French 37] 1734 '$6—Comrnercial _______ top, 57.250. 3fl 35 aNti KENMOREWASHER,parfs service, used machines MOONEYAPpLIANCESJ2)0697 LAKE MARKHAM- Large nIcely _______________________________ phone call could start yoi,, on a new and profitable career Call 84 3183 '13 PlymOh Fury, very nc' 78-Mflorcycies Relrigerator, Drier, Bunk Beds and Di%hjer Phone 372 2683 ALTAMONTE._. 3 wooded sites, 75'x125' each on btacktop Street. All for Call Bart — low mil,ag. 57.793, Call 332 1451 Dealer 52-ApplianCes ALTAMONTE_ - Wooded Site, 15x1, on a Corner lot with 50' lakefront, paved streeli $10,500, - ' _____________ _____ hid4. liliRisad b.z its is sb.wa: FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 75')3$7CA.s GE N ER AL JURISDICTION ________ _____ -----= EBStTUCUOU:ThIkI.IUNUIIIdh.,I,Ø,,WI,d backward, u, dewu, or dLig,1Iy Is lb. punt.. 'tad : "c ________________________ 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND ____ ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary, almost an acre of river front with beautiful trees, great fishing. Owner says "submit Offers" ' "c'' - — 1973 Ford Grand Torno, 2 door 6. and Sun. 94 ____________________________________ — Reconditioned Batteries, $12 95 Casselberry. Hwy. 17-92 8 1206 KULP DCCORATORS 409W. lit St. 3722335 -WeBuyFurniture _____________________ 43-Lots-Acreage [Jr 37? 7118 3 Bedrooms, 1½ bath, central heal REALTOR AFTER HRS air, carpet, garage, $90 month I Bedroom block, 2 bath, 327 3991 312 9714 3270648 323 1798 after — recreational ammenitics, Split ___________________ bedroom arrangement, kitchen ALL THIS for only 5)0,000. 3 BR OSTEEN.- I Bi'dr,om 1110' nOflth SC H equipped, enclosed garage. out. P4 E AL TV _____________________________ home, large lot for 3 Rr.ic>r 377 MOBILE HOME for garden, Income or standing Iandicaping ________________ ests Call us. & take over payments, No Qualifying SEE THIS 3BR, Izb.atti,CentralH 35--?/Et1le Home ___________________________ Lots & A. wall to aII carpet, and JOHNNY WALKER .___.. qarge $26,100 Pperty J KOVE ESTATES- Ne*. Swim. GEN[f.1AL (ONTRACTOR ________________________ fish. boa?. cIubeiouse,lSOmo Frer' PIAL ESTAIf, INC WITT REALTY LAKE MARY BLVD -170' frontage auc R Osten. fejRe,ii Ii' Broker 321 185' deep on a corner site 1.166 sq i-I,) , 372..1s7 ___________________________ t of building zoned for offices. 313 IIV) 373 077Y 322 2748 ____________________________ 549,900, FORREST GREENE ____________________________ SANFORD- Homey 7 story, cx INC.. REALTORS, 373 OS); 8)0 _____________________________ 37TBUiSS Proper_- 105 N. cellent terms, 3 BR, lam rm., 6633; evt-s 372 8970. Sunt8nd Dive - 3 BR, 7 bath, fireplace, large rooms. 1 blk ___________________________ fenced, large shaded lot, Orlando school 118,000. )'' Acres, Commercial BuildIng 1273 1016 LONr'woOD- VA- Nothing down Readyfor Development _______________ 2 Offices attached Warenouse truck 3 BR. 1½ baths, fam rm, fenc Call Owner. 373 5600 ldyIIwllde height Large fenced Outside $71,500 Storage Crntrai Pocation School Area SUNLAND- 3 BR, large ten(d _________________________ M erchandise corner lot. le tam. rm Im ___________________________ Quiet area, walk t elementary Call maculate FHA or VA- Terms _______________________ SChool, 3 bedroom, 1', bath, SW ORLANDO-- Perfect for W. Garneft White 'Cnc ,i.i'r & ir ,er 5Oscellaneous for Sale retirees- 3 BR FHA 5150 On, $71 C") P e Real E'at Broker 1135 'no Large fenced yd sis.000 ________________________________ . WILSON MAIER FURPuITu,E WINTER SPRINGS--) BR.7 baths, 107W Commercial BUY-SELL-TRADE almost new, Cent, air heat, PPione377 7811 Sanfortl Woodsy area. School nearby. FHA 3)1 315 E. First St. 322.Sofl or VA terms, $24,900. 'l ;L I T .. TI 600 Sq Ft Shop Space _______________________________ kitchen.Bathroom Cabinets, Id, ,ii?i,c HELLAS REALTY. lOON Maple J1 74 Counter tops, Sinks, installation BIll or 32 Peg. R. E. Broker _____________________________ available Bud Cabell, 3328057 Clean) bedroom, 1" batt, asocado 332-6854 or 862-7387 anytime -StOvC & refrIgerator, blue carpet. _____________________________ central heat & air Real Estate Bed. pop up duplex, makes 2 twIn size, excellent COfldlticii, 160 _________________ Phone 373 8716. — __________________________ - -IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE $300008 Nights phone 678 55o9 _____..__ MLS REALTORS Stemper Realty _________ ____________ s itch Sheriff Seminole County, Fiorida Publish: Jan. 16,73,30, Feb. 6. DEV7I WeareQolngtolslreon.p.rsom,Oflly for the Sanford area for direct sales Only thoSe Interested In figure income need apply Average earnings in excess of 1300 per week. For appoinfmen call between 9 and Ii, 12% 5S, ash for Mr Mariulis, ________ Vehicles -- — AUCTION, 1700 5. French, 373 YOU LI. BE SUPPRISEDII , Deltona... 3BR.2bath. large family room, garage. $180 month $130 deposit, 7055742771, ( - _____________________________ Chev. truck, '72 pickup, 6 Cy. std, new Paint, excellent condition ___________________________ Tranportoton 75-Recreitional and Oak, 32) 1328, 56 p.m., Mon.. Fri. SANFOROSEWINGCENTER - Ave, Sanford 5125 mo Johnny Walker, Broker, 372 6437. 14wy46. West Sanford ________________ NO GIVE AViAY5, NOGIMMICKS LOW LOWINTEREST RATES 31A-Duplexes ___________ _ ' ' camper top, trailer towing 2 N'w double wide, fully set up In Box Spring & Mattress sets, $15, Sch u ren ReaI 3 Bedroom house, clean. central heat air, carpeting For rent cq sale 373 749 — 2 Bedroom block home, Rlve' Phone 327 8954 hook " COMMERCIAL c!s wooded, $77f) ___________________________ cheap. Reliable Handym Florida, at l0;30 o'clock am. on tne Foreclosure, dated the 13th day of 37) 1913 eves or nights, lid day of February, AD., 1976, in January 976 and entered In Civil the County Commissioners' Meeting Action No. 751257.CA-B of the Room at the County Courthouse n Circuit Court of the Eighteenth 24—Busjness )fx)rtunities Sanford, FlorIda, will hold a PublIc Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole Hearing to consider and determine County, Florida, wherein Federal Going Business Day Care Cent whether or not the County will National Mortgage Association, Ii Will lease or Sell Phone $3-i 1114 Plaintiff, and Louis P Leone or v4cate,ab.ndon,dlscon,in.l and renounce and disclaim any right of Virginia T. Leone, his wife, and Sun _______________________________ the County and the pbIIc in and to Bank of Central Park, N A. are the following rights of-way running Defendants. I well sell l the higheit Rentals — arid best bidder, for Cash at the west .________________________________ through the descrlrr'd proper'y, to wul' ______________ frontdoorotthsemInol.county --____________________________________ That portion of unnamed right.of. Courthouse, in Sanlor, Florida, at 29—Roonn '-'--'---------ay.EastofLot)lasrecordedjn ))OO AM, on the 78th day of --- ....Southern Florida Citrus Company's January Plat of SectIon 24. Twp 19%, Range property as set forth In the Emil FurAispied room, prIvate entrance, private bath No cOokIng Phone 37E, Plat Book 2. Page 61 PublIc Judgmer.t of Foreclosure 372 Lot 23, Block "A" STERLING ,tecords of Seminole County, ___ - described personal property. That said sale IS being made to Satisfy the terms of saId Writ of Execution. -' BRE00MM0RAEUNAGUAG p oIi Y H B 0 L I sIJs I N I A R R 0 L o R 0 S S E IR R 0 A R A I 0 8 S A R I K INU P C 0 E I R 0 i B o s DR o ....u..I.I.,.... SI,. .•III.•IS.s I. IUII• 41LY MART IN MINDICH Seminole County, Florida, will at (Owners flames) 11.00 AM. on the 9th day of CASSEL AND BENJAMIN Fet)ruary, AD. 1q76, offer for sale and Sett to the higheit bidder, for Atttorney for Applicant casn, subiect to any aixi all existing 501 Flagler Federal Bldg. 1)) N.E 1St. lein, at the Front (West) Door of itie SemInole County Courthouse Miami, Florida 331)2 1976 in Sanford, Florida, the above Publish 0EV ii Jan, 7.9, 16, 2 LASTOFTHEWiW 12 TORCH OF CHAMPIONS ED FELONY SQuAD THE QUCP( AND THE TALL' Ba$ketbe1,Nfi.B&Ji5 €2 I KBOS KILO EMKN I UGUA G LLR0DEENNBSARIP10RD K IRARN10RRAIHAKUPKM - - Apeg' (A) GBK01RKKC0Z0RK ,:.:. 864 ' legal Notice WALL STREET WEEK 9' LAWRENCE WELK- IBA ED NATNAL GEOGRAPH. IC "The Search f the c GROUPERS 9 AMERICANBANOSTAND - LOST NineMasonic Booksnear7th St. & Sanford Aye, mid Dec. REWARD 322 1967 and I have levied upon the following ;— descr bed property Owned by NC.ITICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Michael Rusk, sad property being NAME LAW located In SemInole County, FlorIda, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that more particularly described as the undersgned, desiring to follows: in businei under the lictitious name Lot Ii, Tuskawilla Subdivision, according to the plat thereof as of OAK REALTY ASSOCIATES at umber 1413 D Oak Place, In the recorded in Plat Book 1, page Public Recordi of Seminole County, City of Apopka, Florida, ls to regIster Ihe said name with the Florida Clerk of the CircuIt Court of Dade A Additional information avaIlable Countw Florida. from the Civil Ovision of the Dated at Apopha, Florida, this Seminole County SherIff's Depirt. 79th day of December, 1975. men?, U LBNNESE0I0PUA NUUS01 KUPKISSSACKIUKAG0SI E80CSIAEPKNNGEPP01R ________ Sff[SJ[Y[NS ' . 6, FAT AERT AND THE COSBY KIDS G UP p I E S TO 0 - msceltancs items new & used Oak kitf,t'y'i c,Ib'ri.'t eomplete with rk table, Just Opened-AUTO PARTS & blur bin. porcelain SUPPLIES. 310$ Sanford Ave. 332. hardware; also nate double oak __________ 4( At TOPS Branch Otli No 1 -'7A2IOrIandoDr,ve 372 1307 NEW high quality homes with only One R, unfurn, apt .electric heat, TOKEN DOWN PAYMENT? You /') air, carpet Adults $105. 3773296 COUNTRY HOME- Small7 BR on) Can't att o'd to rent when we can altri s & acre $19,500. mike ownership lh easy! ----_ - LASE MARY- 3 BR. I bah. i,,, f,, 2 BE DROOM, KITCHEN FUR ced, citrui, excellent location If you have a lob and good creds, NISHED, HEAT AND AIR $18,000 can move you into a one, two, or Phi 377 4455 three bedroom garden homel SAN LANTA-- I BR, 2 bath, new — FHA financing available. 5)8.600 - ______-- 0 123) 2 GO USA Two orphans load thief brothers and Sisters over a roucJ trail to C)ogon Part two . _________________ 2 NI3C NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS MAN AND EMRON. MENT 9 ABC N 12 TARZAN EL) FLORIDA REPORT €2 ANIMAL '%ORLD 700 2 FLORIDA S WATCHING 4 CENTRE rou 6 HEE i-tw ED GETTIN OVER €2 UNISCOPE , voice and good typing will land this front desk Position, Ad vancq'ment potential _________ _______________________________________ THIATIC 4Si, ctk1a bCO*i'i & Whiti, I yr. Old, 75 lbs. Answers to name "Buiter", Vicinity of Palmetto and Sanford Ave. $100 Reward. 373 36)3. SALES- Ativ Real Estate License will land thu position for upstanding, promising person. No investment, MECHANIC- All around cxper ence necessary plui own tools 6-Chj ii c 1200 Front end exp a muit. MAPIAGERTRAIP4EE-Retael,ip 6 MOVIE. "The Streets of ABABY'SwORLD Careforinfants neressary,Maturep,q',want, San Francisco" Kivt Mkn toage7only NextlonewDrkv,rs' HAIRDRESSER- Exp operator Michael Duuas. 19. Pilot License Bureau 3726413 needed, prefer foIlowin, for the detective series of the KITCHEN PERSON to prepare WILLOOBABYSITTING same name saleos and wasPi dishes Hard INMY HOME ___________________________ worker onty. PHONE 373 S4 BARTENDER- Honest, Congenial I S government program, Child with some experience. Legai Notice care for as low as 17 per week, if WAITRESS- Experienced and you qualify 373 $7 malise NOTICEOF$HERIPF'SSALE ______________________ PART TIME COOx- Mustbe'hord NOTICE ISHEREBY OlVENthat .. ----worker Experienc, not by virtue of that certain Writ of 9'—Good Things to Eat necessary, will train Execution iSsued out of and under ..--'------WE SELL SUCCESSthe seal of the Circuit Court of Navel Ororges 52 50 per bu 201 Commercial 3735)76 Sennole County, Florida, upon a Juice Oranges. II S0prht. - Al Th Mini MIII tinal judgment rendered in the Your Conain.r )fl3)$ ____________________________ ______________________________ aforesaid court on the 11th day of Fithin Show Dlretor for Sarah Tangelosancj Tangerines November, A.D 1976, in that certain Coventry. Ad now no Investment 5223 Buihel case entitled, Barbara S. Rusk, no delivery. Excellent Petitioner, Phone 323 167) Michael Rusk, arrangements to i to your Respondent, which aforesaid Wrltof ___________________________ family Income Opportunity f Execution was delivered to me as " local manager, 37) 0031 or Sheriff of Seminole County, FlorIda, 9. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ED REALIDADES €2 NAS HVIU.E ON n.€ ROAD 9 0000ALLCOUPLE EL) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHDO €2 THE B4G BLUE MARBLE SEEK & F1t40' -' QUA LilY NPJ P40TH S ni - -J time SLost& Found 2' 12- NEWS 11 30 4 - 6 NEWS 1150 2 12 SATURDAy NIG: Comm vy sor live, Now York Apes" (A) our services There is never a charge to any employer This is a general employment agency. We placeapplicants from executive to general labor poiitions We check character and working referen ces. AAA offices are open Monday thru Friday. Please feel free to call us any or &op in for a p chat and a ('up of coffee. ATTENTION EMPLOYEE' People wtio need a job visit AAA Em ployment. ____________ __________ fl. 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPH. 1130 2 12 WESND 4 6 GHOST BUSTERS 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT: () MOVIE: "The Great Jock Lemon, Tony Curtis 1965 Comodyctonid. lflgNowYork$op,g,, ED MAN ALIVE €2 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 500 41'j U NOVA' "..boy" (R) Aoxio Roker, Franklin 12 91 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE CHAMPIONSHIP ________________________________________________ WRESRING WITHHAR0OLL OIlfl.I8 fltot Sisters 11:15 9 a small Scottish village (A) $2.00 Kiddie $1.00 Reilds,nahShoreandtho MAN (A) ED j) MOTHERS IN LAW ED THE ELECTRIC COM. PAN)' (flJ 4 VIStON ON - 6 CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR 194.3 DODGE PICKUP BLAC KSMI TH. Trimming, it Trailer 13', Ight, clean Work guaranteed 371 yp ?5 372 229óattrr 5& air, carport, skirting, awning, Screened room, carports and rou 6 CBS MOViE 'Spinout Iv's. Stereo, all kinds of truck & automobile tires, small ap vinyl washer and dryer included, $3,50Q , ------- ' -Truckc.Traj,.s ,. Dell's Auction S ervice -_— - — bobbin, left for repairs, $26 Terms SEL YA WILL IAMS. 'ENUE MOBILE PARK 2i5 Park Orive S7Oup Sale FRIDAY PlIGHT -'- 707 E 25th 373 't)1 -- MaIIIa Flea Market. pleas. call ATTENTION EMP( flYERS AAA any of the following numbers. 327 lithe largest private employment 6641, 3278200, 373 0393. After I agency complex in the South. We guests at a pi,ttsti seasie ----- ____________ the Semwle Lions Iub Fiej BLAIR AGENCY -. HAL COLB ERT FOR RENT Tae Gitt, Knit, Christening PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR __________________________ 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford,323 5700 furnitiied 3 bedroom, I bath, central heatandair, $20. Easy terms FURNISHED 4 Oedroøm, central WANTED 1974 Honda CI. 700, like Luggagerack.Bs,olfer Phone 322 733'? _____________________________ - - — acre 72-Auction ______________________________ . _______ IS YR EHA FIPiAPICIPIG ' person For appointment call Phone 327-3715 -, Rent Blue LuStre Electric Carper Shampooer for only $1 SO per d CARROLL'S FURNITURE ____________________ —_ .= ---- FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? & 7 ht'droom apartmenti, acre furnished or unfurnished Newly 10 Acre anc 130 Acre ock redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Pineway $2,300 per acre . 1972$uZuxp 380 - ' (Behind Auction Gllleries 1970 Triumph 500 Fullychopped.goodcolon ____ ftestffer. 3fl.3S12 Come browse every Sunday at the MOvIeland Drive-In Th,itr,, 'uTh 1792 Phone 327-1216. . p - SWAP SHOP FLEA MARkGT Ao,ne ca ba seller or a buytf, No charge All admitted free Paprr,. Guaranteed. 3239144 Phone 323 OI 110 Exeter Court, CarriageCove MoOile Home Park. GE I THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR - - 78—Mtorcycles 10-Swap & Trade auction for people who want to PUPPIES for sale, part German save or make money. We Sill by Shepherd, 6 weeks old, $10 371 the piece, dozen, gross, or 0434, lIu(,kludd, Au lypej lewetry, food tem. bric-a brac, Sheltle, female, fl mos, oedlence Crystal. radios, 8 tracj, many trflned, house broke Good with other ltamt riIvjrAr. 5t0. ____________________________ ---- 3 Bedroom, 2 baths Already 2' -, Acres with 3 bedroom, I bath home and 'macre fish p ....... Every Friday 12 Noon Homes Ori Companionlor lather watited, and to play fcx Howardsg.rlfnond .6. SNDING BOARD - 3 BR, 1', bath, extra SEE SENOR- I am an older 3 bedroom. Spanish stucco home in 42...4AbjIe quiet section of town New roof, fireplace, double garage, large — rooms, Don't pass me by for 3 BR, I', bath, many extras, good $27,900. Condition $325. (sales taxtransfer), take over payltiNil,. - '- ___ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________ ___________________ - ____________________ ______________ sej _________________________ fl7& _ ' mkers For further information call 473 4-587 National Food Co needs 7 sales or wrilie ladies for Seminole County. S to tnes the mating of , Science f1ion film 9. THE NEWADVEffuREs OF Giii ,__*, ED 7n cu Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! AL ANON Put:er Prizwinn,r Jonathan Drake." Valerie 1000 '4 "Beyond the - trailer apts Adult & family park Wkly 3515 v I? 97. Sanford ____________ _______ ED MIS TEA ROGERS' 12' N AMERICA ia-Help Wanted . BAMBOo 4T bal$adsandtuos,cajunm 2 300 PAN)' (A) ITS- Foated- Tog Van 900 SKATE CITY I One arises when flora (Cwo pm. PANY (A) (Robert ack and Brock Petea) on a grim, often frustrat. andobodientinroonsetothe Saturdays 9:30.11:30 a.m. & of holdups and honcdo Days 31? 611J -_______________ - Only 2 — Immediate occupancy. $19,500, 230 GIN OVER January ii. 1976 at 9 am, 200 South Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Information Tom Deppen at 327 2111 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. — ' Mondays 7:00.10:00 p.m. fireplace, 542000 37] 1177. - washer, privacy fence, central heat air,pricehasbeenreducto By OC carpets, dining room, eat in kit then & an unbelievable 16*25' family room. Only 522.500. Call to seewhy this home will drastIcally increase in value. $31- S2fl CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR, . - Friday, Jan. 16, ______ - ____________________________ BROKERS UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS ____________ 327 OPEN HOl7eAld ______ _______ ________ ___________________________ ____________________________ - '6 MARY TYLEI1 MOORE: Lou finds that seaot tovn isa hard thing to keep - SESAMESTREET(Rl OCOu(IOrjr Il arrare t,nanr.,nçj We JUST THiS SIDE OF HEAVEN- __________ _____ 4 -, TAFFER REALTY Stenstro m Realty ltJ E )S?h 7 Apt, I or 7 bedroom, lurnor unfurn, both AC. w w carpet, s,sio tamage, $115 mo, 37)4389 after 5)00 m ____________________ HeavyEquipment CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used FOrd, Kubota, Pttib Sales, Rental, service Ill Magnolia Avenue Table. Radial and Power Saws, Lathe Routeri, Sanders, Air ALTAMONTE SPRIPJGS 834 1314 compressors, hand HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY Office equipment, Fini5hd & uflfjflithd DOPVT STORE IT SELL IT with a kitchen & bathroom cabinets, low cost Classified Ad. Coontertops,Miscellaneouswood — hardware & itemi, and 1972 ' — _q - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. itors & ________________ montt, - PlayVround, recreation room, laundry room & ClUbhOUse From _________________________________________ . - Peg Real Estate Broker JltnesMlnimum SundQy - Noon FridQj ______________________________________________ _______ - __I__ — S 5óMJ'taneovs for PEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, tentral FLEA MART-- Corner C ountry twa?, air $2,000 down, $706 per Club Road and Airport Blyd, 372 7287. S'alurdays, 9 to 7 For table ________________________________ reservations call 3fl-17. The Best Buy In Town A Classified Ad. ______________________________ OUyI ______________ mail and homsC,do. Susan Clark, C,wi.'mi-i Mitchil cos- - esjna ruralarca NOdown payment, motslnly paynents ls tafl Government %ub%dj,d to gualelIj buyersCalI to see it Spacis I, 2 & 3 BR apts, 1 & 2 o ro(n5 to a Cwina Canhy's best softer about oght girls who graduate from VassaS but keep in tot'w$iiio : 930 ! ED MOV1E' 'Th the Irish." Thomas PAtchefl, "me Gro.•• I I U OvIedo'-..Duplex turn. Or unfurn IdeaI'atjon ReasonIe 3.65 3771 j Befoie Publicatidn Noon The Dc. ________ NEIGHRHOOO titudos Iowa the mentaUy abnormal over the last ha!t ct,nhsy 9.Noon - * they' re Hot" * Sanford, Ph 373 oio 857 2 -12 NBC NEWS U"ti,\TE 900 :2 12 NBC MOVIE, "adnight Man" Burl Lancaster 2- 12 NCM BASKETBALL DOUBLEHEADER - First game, Goorgia Tech vs Tulane Socxnd game, Van- '4 THE FLINTSTONES :6' PEBBLES AND BAMM BAMM SATURDAY ---------_ 4lca line 31c a line 24c a line libruSlimes 6 thru 2$ times 26 times 5:30 PM, - .1 F - . * "Get ' Em While * c1rap, GE appliances • _____________ 'ranklin Arms ApIs, 3236650 RATES HOURS 4' 6 DOC:msers s'arring Barnard Hughes, Eitz - WALL STREET WEEK fZ) CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8:00 AM. 1-}ou5,es - 831-9993 322-2611 ______________________________ ArAM;LYATWAH W MOVIE: "The dy Takes A Sailor." J2 Wyman. DonS p P/cirgari 1949. Comedy about an oI1tcont gvl who ays IIS tho truth, flEVlV OFFICIAL 1975 ALL AMERICAN FOOTBALL TEAM 7:30 story of Jooy DuaDOn, 55, a 6 CONCENTRATION (1 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WIDRID o ANIMALS 12 SPACE icc €Z) VEGABLE SOUP . characters tr1ng to make theèr mark on a 1d torn apafl by 800 12' SANFORD AND 2 9 HOi DOG 12 : 4 NAME THAT TUNE 6' JOE AND SONS ANTIQUES 'Slew. 4 ED OrIQndo - Winter PQrk Seminole 2 I E VISION LISTINGS A ND HIG HL IG H TS Evening -'I - _____ _____________ - Friday .. __________________________________________________ ______ TEL - -- '- J•._'_a -;,.. ___1__w,•f_-_ - -5-- -1 . - - ' - - -- �- 6tJ—Evening Heraki, Sanford, Fl. aEETLE. 5 OUT 14 NO Tt%E 4N )'OiJ ENP ELP 11 NI11II THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 'Cu' R T Me.., 140W CO OU K K)HTHR I QJ0W WHTH ,R SKVJK' A IbDW 'ZUt.p K'V ?3U IF NPF'v. Th'i' HAPP 1I _I 14 _ 17 ME SOME GOOD BOOKS - 121 by Larry Lewis n NEXT &( TE ' 45K SiR _____ 4CCREDIT4T,O4.J COMThTTEE u,,vI_ 36 - 37 Hn _ _ ________________ 41 42 43 — — 49 _______________ 52 i 55 BUGS BUNNY by StolId & Heimdohl (t s Wi-tAT 1-tAPPENEt) TO TNAT - 50 A — ___ ChicYoung Lc:= t - 1 ) ( - 'c I -- ( i.!;: T4,( ) DEAR > ' I Th - '4 ,— =z 'S _______________ p. -- / - _4.44j .4 PRISCLLA'S POP 3O AHEAD, DEAJ SOME TI-.IINGS\ YOU'RE WHAT7 E READ JE'j—' JUST HAVE TO) RIGHT.' POP / I _____ GAUGE ON E FACEc,'' HERE GOING OUR OL 't GOES! TO DO!! ___ __ '1 ______ ARCHIE by Bob Montana NORTH £ J 86 Q K 102 Dr. EST K3 16 & £ 10952 y 98 7 4 VA A 75 3 •96 A Q 10 5 A J 8 42 SOt.111 (DI £AQ V K 1062 Qja I.amb North-Soijth iInerabIc with sktrn milk, no sugar. And North East South tinued and this (line South won with his ace South led the queen of '1 diamonds. If West had let it hold, the chances are that South would have gone Set But West took his ace in order to clear the clubs Now South could count to eight tricks One spade. tflfl'C hearts, two diamonds and t() clubs He needed the spade finesse to get to nlnc It lost But since East held the last club, the defense couldn't ) i score their fifth trick B' Oswald & James isceby comfortable part of the time that I Just lie on my back and try not to move Mv bowel moerncnts arc frequent or showed that as little as one glass of milk would produce severe symptoms in over half of the people they studied who vention if you don't want to WC definitely open one club Hence, North decided to Just because our hand is too strong bid three notrump instead of to pass and we don't open trying to find a 4-4 spade fit weak (our-card majors doesn't take much milk in half suggestions at all that might problems like you have, help me? The real problem is that t)EAH HEM)EH - It IS imnothing much is being done Portant that anyone with such about it The Dairy Research problem have a careful and group is working on the complete evaluation problem, but to my chagrin, In may just be swallowing air contacting large dairies I firid .intJ that is sometimes that the amount of effort beassociated with nervous tening made by some companies StOfl is shocking ly small indeed. You may have milk inis known that the lactose in tolerance. Some people lack the milk can be split (and the the enzyme necessary to split process is inexpensive), One lactose, the double sugar in dairy company replied they sorbed without splitting and it market potential of such a acts somewhat like a product severe bloating and gasThat kind of a reply eousness in some people and stimulates me to use some symptoms that are similar to language that couldn't be prepared using milk such as puddings, milk gr2vies and sauces. There has been a tendency by Bob Thaves I_J._.LLL.L1_i_;_i_i I - I,;_—. J±LQ" x yp 1J ?HINICI,1G ABOUT THINGS I'M ' NOI' INegE$TD IN. . ulation A recent report in the New England Journal of Medicine (May 29, 1975), a prestigious professional journal for doctors, points out how wrong that view really is.Doc. torti from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine found out that over 80 per cent of adult blacks and 12 per cent of _______ to Morris. F'ulcnider has testified that county ctoy t land purchase prthcI his ruling with, "It that woWd blow our mind." started. Motions To Dismiss i ed By Attorneys Ic' Defense attorneys have filed motions tn tainty to prepare for the scheduled Feb. 3 trial in County Court seeking dismissal of misdemeanor County Court. grand Jury indictments allegis Sunshine Law The motion alleges KwIatkowkj'3 and conspiracy violations against County stitutional rights are being violated and that the Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowskl and County indictments fail to allege an illegal offense. Attorney Thomas G. Freeman. The motion claims that the Sunshine Law Also indicted on the charges Dec. 16 was indictment Is based upon tape recordingj and County Commissioner Michael Ibttaway, No hearing date has been set, arthng to transcriptions of withesses who were not ysical1y present bore the grand Jury as court files Friday, on the Kaowki and required by state law. Freeman motions. A Jan. 20, 3 p.m. hearing on The motion also claim., that methods emall pending motions in Hattaway's mIsdemeanr cases has been scheduled before County Court ployed by State Attorney Abbott Herring's office •1j5 Judge Wallace Flail, grossly incompetent arid in direct violation" of The misdemeanor Indictments allege that state law. It also claims the conspiracy En. Freeman aided and abetted Kwiatkowskl and dictment 1, defective, I.'. 4 '"'-'• - .'. . . -. S. -.' - .-, .., .. ". .. . . .. .- ': - ... ! r - acts concerning Freeman's selection as County constituUlwas r1ts and that the grand Attorney, the selection of CoinmIss10- Sidney juryhIs investigation unlawful. Vihien Jr., as comniissacai chairman, wd the aboion of l7,O0O county purchase of l Freeman's attorney, J. Cheney Mason, acres in south Seminole for use as a county alleges that the grand j's repod and sworn Kwiatkowski's attorney, Newman Brock, vestigator, Jack R. Fulenwider, confirm that alleges In the motion to dismiss the indictments "numerous tape recordings and statements of that the grand Jury documents violate alleged witnesses" who didn't physically aphave compulsory process for obtaining wit- they could elpect the play for newspaper The Jacobys will game to be a tough one. answer individual questions East won the heart lead, ii stamped, self-addressed decided that his partner had envelopes are enclosed The led the top of nothing, so East most interesting questions ) shifted to the deuce of clubs will be used in this column west's queen was allowed to and will receive copies of hold the trick. Clubs were conS JACOBV MODERN) _ __ CARNIVAL ______ — ____ _________ I _____ tioned, It would take a ' , - market. ____________________________________________ I-lb _______ C'rsr-,'*i, k.. JM: I'm Vtcldent of referencetoaclaypitora piece -I ._• . - . . . . . - . . - - -.- ;.. -. . . . .3 -. - - .' . • . . ' 'a':. i -.I - .!-i'-w-..,, lt( ' " ' . = .1 ' 4lI , Sanford could well reply, 'With lilies white and poinseWas bright and roses all in a row!' ooJ,' her ' Fort-nerC)ccupntSuesFor$300,000 . ,,._._'• ,,*t3.t —:. •V -,.S ,I '- ' '. - - . - ..- -' '. :'. ,. • . .' - . :. - i.,'' .. ' ', " " 4 '-.' P. -. - " , - ' ' ____- -.. .,._.•,-.'- 4 __________ ,_ -:. :• .' , ..,-..'., .. ,-.'. . . - I JM: Yes sir. JF': Did you have anything at all to do with the Realty Company or with the Heal Estate dealer, Tom Binford or __________ ______ "'-': •';' ;,. i ' '4". __ . 9., - . - . - _________ . this problem? JM: No sir. iF: Airight sir. J1: All of Mr. ,1andel1'. nsaction of Greater Construction Company generally . come through the law firm ef Jr John Lowndes, Peirsol, Dresden we do considerabhabstract work for them. iF: Okay, in relation to your companv, would your company if they were well, you're In the r.4( title insurance business, Is that 4d' " correct' r ___ r': ' JM: flvut's correct. , '' t -i iF: Wouldyouheapproacbeij --•'--'-:. . ep __ by either the buyer or seller in , such a transaction as this for . .r iIa.J 'he purpo of placing title ._______ inirance on that property' - - ''' .__,,.,.a_ - tI " . ',. .' - 14 4 ._,p4 '' '_-_ - !' 'J.XL..& r!.j,2',L: ' -, . _ - ' . P 7". I. -, ",.. . - ,i,i, .-____Z - — — P i, _. .-. ?,L... F:.' •., '- .... - . .i_'i.__ - - .,_Ia..' ;4w._,='-w n;. . ________ c-.1"rr: '-' — . ______ __ - iF: Okay, were you m fact ' contacted by anybody From Seminole County, any Seminole Cttmty OffklaL, in relation t, - I L. --- _.I__*i particular parcel of laid? JM' I was contacted by the County Attorney. JF: - Would that be Tommy -- ,..x-- -ri. . _'4c. _____________ JM Tom Freeman, with by Mi-s. Moore's nimble fingers in her kitchen. Story, pictures on Page I-C, Women's Section Herald policy on a parcel of land, in the PhotobyBillVincentJr.) approximate amount of ss,000.00 this was prior to the time that It hit the newspapers, siilwasunawarehat itwas he cIa) pit. JF': Okay, but did you just Surmise that it was the clay pit Executive Point Building Owners Warned ____________ by Dick Turner size of the market available If the dairy industry can't sell such a product to the public it would have to be breause of in that business? the transaction through the JM: I've beeninthatbusess newspapers. Mason contends that Freeman, as count)' determine 'he nature of acts or transactions charged with violating doesn't apply to him. Kwiatkowskj is accused of with sufficient cer. - Bob Uoyd -: ,-c' J4 .:.r SDA I:'i JM: 201 Dogwood Drive, iF: To get right to the point, of the fact that they were 11 I'.t Sanford, Florida. are you familiar with a making an effort to purchase .IF: John, as a Notary PublIc, iF: What kind of work are saction that has taken puce In the property from Lester -' . . ,-_ , -r- , - -__ .. III - Fl • 1026 and since both North and For the exports? v','rite "Ask the available market is about O per cent of the nation's adult blacks, and over 10 per cent of the adult white popula- For more information on spastic colons send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 2-I, Irritable or Spastic Colon and Constiptation. Send a long, stamped, self-acljressed en'eIope for mailing Address your letter to Inc in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box .3 - as the Clay Pit prnperty' Are. you familiar with that vansaction? Have you read about it 14' attorney at that time. JM indicates statements by your full name please? After the Oct. 14 abortion of Morris: JM: John Gerald Morris. company official John MorrLs' the Freeman indictment, ruling to get a bwran,. Un Oct. 11 received complaints fruit, Oct. 30 sworn testimony that that the undisputed face didn't or 12, 1S, that Morris had sever citizn.s and groups helped trigger a four-week establish a prima fade case of remarked, "I coWd tell you about the clay pit situation and know if we consider any three card club suit as properly biddable. The answer is that with cer- ' tam hands such as lion have milk intolerance on 155!, Radio City Station, New "Nonsense! children are no harder to raise these days. . - It's adults from European extracYork, NY 10019. this basis. Most American In'0 l'i'. I.1I.HI'ftl Just that you're dong the raisIng" 000NESBURy Road. On Thuday Cirit Judge a Pau Opening lead -9, FRANK ANI) ERNccT I Attorney Abbott herring says a unlawful compensation from done." circt court ruling dismissing Morris in connection with Morris' ('t 20th testimony 14, wasn't under investigation Fulenwider on On .30 from to be the truth, the whole truth, Hirida' and "I let it (Morris' remark Morris Morris signed a writton nothing but the a grand jury felony indicunent proposc(l title insurance on the th, so help JM- Yes sir. as tape recorded by Ikrring's about 'an attorncy' go in one copy of the taped testimony on you God. iF': In Sen1lriol' (' -iunty? a '1 ,., _____________________ dians, Ashkenazic Jews and Orientals are commonly in tolerant to lactose in milk. Contrary to previous con- symptoms That includes court files, presented are true, that week that at that time U clay from court files, certified by the raiseyour right hand please. Do Company, Title and Aact County Commission from appeed. and taking two glasses of Iiquids with breakfast that you suggest Still nothing seems to help I have lots of gas and distenlion Mv stomach is stretched You can find out if milk is your problem by eliminating all milk and milk products completely from your diet, PtiblicRecord placepeopleundeoth, and I'd We by Al Verrneer 'n IIerd Staff Writer and unusual things are liable to YOU (eel you can use later. This appeal to you today, even IS yOU! ith tii progress. I _______________________ I)EAH DR. LAMB - I have a real problem. My doctor says I have a spastic colon I have been on a bulk (Ilet (ak. ing bran Each morning I eat side 1\) flu_o rrisState rientsBe coiii e WINATBRIDGE Real Problem SanI ord. F or Ida 32771-Price 20 Cents -- ______ ___ ___ _____________________ _- _1_ _________ 16 i ____ ____ ',Eu'I't:ft P'flP'lit it& 8) OSWAlD and JAMES JAUOJIY _______ _______ ____________________________ lIs I..i renet' E. Lamb, SI. 1). BLONDIE '. ULErT ( o: AN EXtSSION J 68th Year, No. 127— Sunday, January 18, 1976 g ept. fl) the job over. you in confidenee just to titillate 17, 1976 your listeners. Silence Is Seek ways this coming year golden. to add to your Store of prZtcticaI ________ ____________________ ________________________ ____ . _ ________ ____ _____ ____________________________ - 151 Spastic Colon - I -to the detriment of your best there is critical tolerance. VIRGO lAug. }4L4Mk1! ITS AWFULL 1I-E, S'tVSTER, U1ET IN WERE! 'iA C4IN' WIrH T14AI -2 WALLJ\PERtN' _________ I'IS(fS (Feb. 2March i) i1'nratv IIl )'Our ability iifl Usually when youbet your nd to It, you remain firm, Today, ED! ic1%J ____ Seek areas where unity of add up to dollars. ' St JIVLA careless with small, but 'l'ry to synchronize your goals 16 19 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS OULD A BE ntLLI.JG TO LOAN / ttA - i I ___ - HOROSCOPE w A DONT PAP'1iC, FALLEN ROC, 4RE KUt1 .-J Ans,'r to PrevIous Puzzle _________ __ _________________ L_Ornamental1 __ LEILE;O______ M __________________________________ ACROSS 37 Proht,ton 1 Ornament& ' L1E 38 Spectacular o ____ LP SS& ByBERNICEBEDEOSOI4 ' events (coil) (-'-_b_A A 1 AT S Ornamental 39 Hanging lull oP threads wnamenl OLlOA II On the briny 41 French For Saturday, January 17, 1976 6 k C______ 12 Ornamental revotutorry band A _____ 44 Seetnes £ LfII 14 A 47 Culture A ARIFS (Mnrth 21-AprIl 19) though you have no real neej Ac IS Over (poet) I medium Your "take charge" Inclination for them, Make sure you'll Use 16 Certain 1A_ 48 Liquid European • come to the (o today. what yOU buy. measure lab I a Enclo,ed car 31 Wolrncund 17 Tapestry S(Ol{Pl() (Oct. 24-Nov. 50 Clever Don't be too overbearing, or 9 Dash 34 Countenance 19 Itahan Classic remark 10 Penitent,aJ 35 Objeci made you'll inspire more rebels than Avoid making changes for thp 20 Man horn 52 Chaplet season in the past Rome iki. of change. Don't go off on a you will supptcrs. 54 Preposition I? -- nova 38 Donkey 23 Dried plum 55 tack you haven't thoug1 13 PIpe joint 1/tUItIJS (April )-May ) (comb lorm) 26 Biblical high 56 Orient 18 Consumed 39 Gardenhke pnast You may have to contend with through carefully. 19 Raisj places 27 Friend (roll) SA(ITT1tIULJS (Nov. 23-D some unusual eruptlnns on the platform 40 Fit 30 Hanker 21 Literary genre 41 Biped home front today. You can 21) Don't volunteer advice DOWN 31 Periods of hm 22 HoIm Oak 42 Old 32 Imitate weather the storm. Keep your unless it is Specifically 1 large tub 23 Frolic 43 Sp.ed contest 33 MOhammedan 2 Continent requested. If others are cool, 24 Actors part 45 The moon mans name 3 Prophet 25 Definite 46 Perches 34 Mans GEMINI (May 21-June ) teresled in ywi . opinion, th"5 4 Pendant Quantity 40 Aeriform fluid nIckname It's fine to be frank, but weigh ask for it. 5 Town (Cornish 27 Wan 49 Deed 35 Kirghi: prefi*) (AP1IICOI(N iDec. 22.J what you have to say before 28 Three.banded 51 flounce mountain 6 Swiss river armadillo contain., range sounding oft, Don't Jolt others 19 A veII-ineaning friend toda 7 Symbol for 29 Hawaiian 53 Long Island 36 Oesidei scandum with opthlons that are a bit too may try to put you on to garIand (ab something she feels is a golden? sharp. 7 _6 CANCER June 21-July fl) oppertunity. Don't (live in. Fir _____________ l'reat your possessions with test the water. Mod Walker I'M TRAPPED BUT -'11- Friday, Jan. 16, I76 BEETLE BAILEY LL1I -'----- -- :" - --- . -:' - .-'' '-' ' ' ' ' -. 's-.. --,. .,#r '._..'. property? JM: After it was publicized, I Count)' Bwldlng Department Orlando, was constructed in was aware of the clay pit The building was inspected on ('ode will he required. Also due 1976 when the temporary andtocorridor On Jan. 7 Award property. officials are notifying the 1972 at an estimated cost of Nov. 21 and a number ou to the damage and complexity electrical permit expires that not -Interior coorming code. doors Management Inc. filed a thU owners of the five-story $750,000 at Wymore Road and building and electrical code of the mechanical system it will the building will be declared iF: Did he mention, when he -Required fire alarm not treach of contract lawsuit in contacted ou about the title Building at Altaronte Springs county records, cording to county building mechanical system brought will be disconnected, -Required fire stopping in James C, FIsher, Professional )nu the number ri the building's electrical system fire deparient officials said Flippen notified Award Southern is safe and now meets the started in an "electronic Management vice--president ('ouk" Standard Building said the reired cectificatlons accordance with code, due and payable on an office N: The numLr t ri: electrical code. hadn't been received and that equipment switching room" f).hI. —Hallways on the second, lease after the law firm voiced Siegel of code if': Right, that a5 to L. Fhppen said a letter from a he was notifying Award third, fourth, and fifth floors in no intention of returning to the purchased by the county? had leased offices In the the ceiling amid the second and with building and electrical engineer stating the system has that they have 10 days from the verprotecting of electrical On Friday Fisher filed a wasn't mehtioned, but off hand counter-suit seeking in excess building suffered substantial building permit was issued on compliance with the 1969 f)roide the certification. of $300,000 in damages and -Electrical system not in- offices were not re-occupied a OO,00o.00 piece of Dec. fl, 1971 for the cun Southern Standard Building charging he was "con- There were no injuries struction of the office building. ('ode would also be required. Award Management has the stalled in accordance with the because of "constructive proPertY. That's what sticks In right to appeal the latest action electrically engineered eviction" by neglect andr my mind, is the purchase price, andr intentional wrorgdoing The buildirg is a windowless Dec. 5, 1975, Flippen said, the building was unsafe for any by Award Management Inc. Flippen said the office struction plans. structure with sealed sheets of "Due to the complexity of the additioil occupancy and or- building Is now paia1ly octitle insurance premium, it's Award Management. —Emergency generator did Fisher's complaint cites based on the purchase price. also alleged that the firm knew walls iF: Okay, is it fair to say that be necessary to have the entire building "Is made safe and a floor", and that Award maintenance, conditioning, plumbing, Seminole County has been they leased him office space officiaLs granted a 6&iy use of compliance with the 1971 issul, you are directed not to been coperating On correcting ment corers and open and that worked properly, and that failure to properly temporary electrical power National Electric Code. ullo',v occupancy of any of the the cited code violations, wire the building or failure of a with the stipllatlon that County unprotected electrical junction for the amount of 00,0oO.00, us "A letter from a certified unoccupied offices within the proper electrical the original the particular clay pit property Code violations listed by boxes located above di-Opped Fisher lawsuitalleges that claimed the from Lester Mandell? System Building and Fire Control electrical engineer stating the building." resulted in a Nov. 6 irC. Flippen included: ceiling. Departments would conduct a electrical system has been Flippen warned that if the The building, owned by -Interior fire-resistant -Bare electrical conductors November 1975 rental wasn't J1: To the best of my safety inspection of the office corrected and IS ifl ('OIIipIiaflce building wasn't brought into i\ward Management, Inc., of building, partitions not installed ac- within an outside landscape paid is a "malicious abuse of knowledge, that's correct, with the 1971 National Electric code compliance by Jan. 19, cording to code. area. JI": Okay, when Tommy (Continued On Page 2-A) Freeman called you, did he Today 1 advise you that he had been SEED CO, Co u n ty S h ovvd ow ii Ilk ely 0 vi Monday 1"obeClears sent to you by anybody, the ('ounty Commission or Lester Around The ('lock 6-A By El) PItICKETF -. r-.-r.4. .- ..........it.. __ ....... 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One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald