7 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/799fdd60cbcdc4b22bdad8b6e699b4de.pdf 04bc919ee9f12334bcf88d3ea6945d5d PDF Text Text PA allan MC 30, 2 om anc 7 LI 0 ZmC) Z #-to 00 L '— 0 so Cl X ral W 4 04 ;0 A 68th Year, No. 239—Thursday, May 27, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price = 0 g MC M 'TI • 1 co • 'C- Need For Coach Cos Job My Oviedo Teacher CA) t r,- r'i . — - small a CM 4y. 2 j go — ___ ' 4 I— • Ilan out -. •' p 1 m 1._i —1 U ___ C n V 0 ja • • ,- cc C. CM11 xr, _< ' in 40 n 4Z th. gble YQ , 62 a * 01*~ Ill -s avidl i'tiJ J 0 to ;~ t -I 5- c# P..) ( - - Dow I - ptile - ----- ' ~Clp . SEEM CD O(/) (I) A 5E C=-, _4 CD • with top ratings at Oviedo High School, Florida Technological University at night sponsor clubs and coach athletics, said M Plan: Way CD =:r Im r CZ coach both tennis and swimming, was co- Stone said his official reason for not : ., .. - Z&M All And Sellers said handing the deed over to the county was , impossible because the facili ty -— - " '-&V..-±' is located on the state right of way. r a budget to livi "The ramp has been there for lie said a policy approved in noted, many, many years," Corn- Januar 1975, calls for the I But DOT officials say a commission-authorized reso- department will continue to concrete ramp may be statewide policy requires the lution asking the DOT to maintain rest areas on In- "eroding." facilities be taken over by local reassume the responsibility for terst.ate highways and in some Meanwhile, Sellers said the agencies or removed, the boat ramp. remote areas. DOT does not have the It appears the next to go are "We want the DOT to keep DOT's reasoning is simple: necessary funds or personnel to — near Sanford. In fact, the boat ramp itself — Mike Monico, an Oviedo senior who has ualifications which D Caiiing Meeting I I By BOB LLOYD Staff Writer Sanford Housing Authority (SHA) chairman Richard Evans says he's polling two other members of the authority board to "determine their position" on calling a special meeting to conaider demands that SHA executive directo r Thomas Wilson III be fired or suspended. of tenants in the 480 low-rent, public housing units Wilson managed for nearly four years. Brown, who Is a tenant and was selected by tenants to represent them. and Wright say SHA by-laws require Evans to schledide the special meeting within two days after receiving their written request but Evans interprets the by-laws differently. Evans said he's consulted three atto rneys and that they agree with him. SHA attorney Ned Julian Jr. confirmed that he was one Evans said Wednesday that he will consult with board members Edward Black.theare and D.C. McCoy before making a decision on a special board meeting. SHA commissioners aid. maintain the parks and by some persons as dumps for removal of the facilities is part facilities like the boat ramp. household garbage. i urging them to reverse Stone's decision, lace her on Engineer Jack Sellers said SHA Cha rman do my sha re," said presented the board wAh a resolution is. Esrtl . . Local Officials .. Z r- George W. Brown and Samuel Wright Jr. have requcated a 5pcciai of the three attorneys consulted from two baud members. tiig L t' up ia uinpiitinia baar .__. ' I ' mL —a - '• () - all 0 - •- ---.z - I Today — of ti ~li • I4 bill EUGENE K. GARFIELD • PIQ CAI in tj .1 1. CA M rk 4< -4 al tso, CJJ 31. • a a de ' city fu1 0 the ' C' ii 151 eh* E' 2 C) $ ma C4 0 S X /) ' ct) -n 00 z0 • m I'Tl the featured speaker at the banquet, which will be 0 M •I — z . F 8 r% PM M X M W CIS P" all . M C6 W 0 0 k0c 44 nz; I I com M I 8 I - i-_.i Dear Abby .......... Di'. Lamb ............... 2B . 0 '-. Chamber building, r I — . T1 .- - - 'a1 .., )' .-1. ' Television ...............4-B Women 1-3-B ax, V ~F~ !Z~. Increasing cloudiness with a chanceoltbundestormstoIy rda becoming cloudy with occasion. ii rain and scattered th under'S . , e-*' •1 showers tonight and Friday. p I t_•-,.. ' "Highs in mid to upper $Os and '-* lowstonlghtlnlower'O Seth. ..&'l easterly winds Increasing to taordertohelpceiebrtetheAmer$canfllcentennfal,theMcaldiCorp.,isgpoasorfaganauoa* aroundl5 nLp.h. today and beTREE PLANTED wide beautification program entitled "McDonald's Trees for America," As part of that p rogram, coming southerly Friday. AT COURTHOUSE eight -loot live oak tree was planted Wednesday at the Seminole County Courthouse. On hand for the Winds stronger and gusty near .. ' .' • ç, . '-" - - . . ' ' I''w .'I . 6- ' l • ••. • '• ..• - ' .' - ' I' . , an ceremonies were 1from left) Bill Bell of the Division of Forestry, Ernie HorreH of the Seminole County Action '76 Steering CommIttee, County Commi lou Chairman Michael Hattaway, Urban Forester Jlzam Harrell and McDonald's representative Dick Oswald. (Herald Pbo byBWV Jr.) ShoWers. Rain thunder probabil.1ty 50 per cent tway,60 r at tonl y. Details and tides on Page $-A. House Votes End To Mandatory Coverage Automob le M ght i cent savings in insurance TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Florida m o torists probably inent would provide up to 30 The Senate bill seeks to lower rates by making suits responsibility of $10,000 per person Injured, $3), will be required to buy a lot less auto insurance after the premiums by allowing motnrists to drop "what we cor, more difficWt. accident and $5,000 property damage, allowing suits for per per aider unnecessary coverage." the 1976 legislature finishes its work. Apparently distrustful claims and counterclaims The House's surprising vote almost will also be recognized for their by But Senate President Dempsey, D..Panarna City, who will play the major role in deciding what the Senate Will of damages anytime. Barron said he had been trying for a year reduce lawyers and insurance companies on which no-fault not stand when a House-Setiate conference panel com- accept, said, "That's the concept I favored a U a long since the required coverage from the present 115 , WD.0 ,000 to it tends to reduce the price of the product for the poor revisions are best, llalators seem to have service the community. promises differences in the two chamber s bills. 110, However, h said Florida needs that the way to reduce praWumis is to cut the amount of insuranceIn ws Wayne E. Albert, past Even the pLan's sponsor. Rep. Charles Papy, Imoral tirm prw; ;dcd in Papy's one-paragraph d" a nie, arid 111C But one of the concerns of Barron aml the House was q, president of the Chamber. will insurance a motorist must buy. Gables, concedes that. House was expected to add some of Ux*e provisions on its how to cut costs for Motorists who want to continue The, serve as niaster of ceremonies. Hom voted Wednesday to abolish all can)-Wbat UTing to get across is that some people are own. carrying the same amount of protection. The which will be pulsory auto insurance in Florida and return to the too r uired l xuri " insur prepared by Buck's Catering system used before no-fault was passed In 1971. addition, Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashier's "This lets a man buy he wants," said. the Papy said. Service, will consist of primle The vote broughlit praise from trial lawyers anti plan calls for drastic cuts in the amount of required "Everybody knows porterhouse and Met mignon are He said he us wanted the house In a strong coverage, ribs, '.'r''n beans salad baked screams from Insurance companies that rates would go be tter than hamburger, but government is saying you bargaining position and anumberol other legislators said anrir Ppie and coffee or Papy s amendment returns to the pre-1971 plan of have to eat porterho use steak and if you cant afford It, potato, P UP. Rep. Charles Papy, 1)-Coral Gables, said his a mend- that's why t he y voted wi th Papy requiring a motorist In an accide nt to sho w f inancial you don't tea. anything to to 30 .1 04 P °°r1 : ' + • , - civic clubs organizations and Individuals Various * ( •'., . — Horoscope .......... Hospital ................5-A Obituaries ...............3-A Sports ................$-$-A - . — . + u es ance eq In j + \ i M to ; j .'• (Crntinuedon Page 2-A) p.m. cocktail hour at the Jack Horner, anager of the Chamber. 2 a the Topper Award, given annually contrib ut ed There will also be plenty of C.' co climaxed with the presentation community service. C ITt L , A spokesman for Colman confirmed that Colnian and York were to talk with Bensinger about Boccia, who now heads a DEA task force at Newark, N. J., and was involved two years ago in a o + * Breard County Sheriff Leigh S WiLson Orange County Sheriff Melvin G. Colman and Orlando Police Chief James York have pulled out of the task force amid controersles surrounding the local DEA operation and Its former chief, John Lepore, who has been transferred to duty at New Orleans. holds its annual awards Colman and York also were scheduled to meet today In banquet at the Sanford Civic Center. Washington with DEA chief Peter Bensinger, but apparently Eugene Garfield, after Bensinger meets with Polk and Butler. K. fA Z IT! 0 1 W Good food, good cheer, good companionship and plenty of awards are the order of the day SanfordChamberofCommerce . _211 %VEATI[ER Polk and Butler anmunced the trip following a meeting Wednesday afternoon at Sanford of representatives of nine local area enf orcement agencies who still have agents working on the task force. Friday when the Greater ñ- Seminole County Sheriff John E. Polk and Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler, contacted before leaving the Orlando jetport by \'% __________ commercial airliner, denied that they're seeking Boccia's removal from the position he is scheduled to take over about July Chamber Banquet Friday land ....4-A Crossword ............. ...2-11 '. C 1 (Continued On Page Z-A) Around"MeCloCk Bridge flew to Washington today for meetings with federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) officials amid reports that local authorities are trying to scuttle the appointment o( Carlo Bo asnewheadofthedentralFlctidaDEAtaskforce. __ III by Evans. Evans says the by-laws, adopted In 1943, do require him to call a special board meeting upon written request, with purpose noted, Meeting Today Wi t h DEA Chief allal - He said the piers and laun- Hattaway's parks not used exclusively by disrepair. Also, Neiswender Delegations from two Seminole law enforcement agencies W - .r. accompany a - - for al NO ----. roadside parks seemed like a taway said. _ co 0 - want to - picnic tables at the boat ramp it," the chairman declared. money. DOT officials say in- maintain parks. Utter barrels, the 1-4 bridge just north of But District Roadway sufficient funds exist to Sellers complained, were used CD W, • Layer. said they would reserve comment classroom, but that my extra-curricular Edwards was supported by more than 100 until a grievance filed by Mrs. Edwards participation is weak," said Mrs. oth er teachers, students and parents in Al - - School Board Wednesday night to charge get her master's in August. contract, they refuse to continue these that she Is being fired so that her position She said she is certified to teach both volunteer efforts. can be filled by an athletic coach. Fre nch and Spanish, as well as English, "In a small school this is always more The board members, at the recom- and had lived a year In France. of a problem," said Stone. School Supt. William P. 'Mr. Stone sa ys I'm good in the In a standing-room-only crowd, Mrs. c; "I 11M -. - "logical function" of Lhe DOT. statement followed Tuesday's the traveling public. The said the pads underneath the coach, he cnmmented Tuesday that if an grievance proceedure," said Stone, "but before the board. She said she was there to —; U county Percy said upkeep of the mission Chairman Mike Hat. deletion or lease of all wayside ching areas are In a state of not being removed to make space for a prejudicing the next steps in the official identical to Mrs. Edwards', also appeared \ — has with. appeared before the Seminole County during the past three )ears and expects to Stone, but as soon as they got on continuing j not county applicant for her position could coach it's clear to me that the relief she is urge parents to challenge the criteria used football, it would help get the job. seeking Is for me to reappoint her and to hire and fire teachers. "It's clearly not —i CNA Oran He said this created problems with terwards said Mrs. Edwards was in the "I cilll comment on her (Mrs. Oviedo High biology teacher Judy wrong 1*11 game. Although he said she is Edwards') without Davis, who received a letter of dismissal presentation - says -- - — Carol Edwards. a third-year teacher degree. Mrs. Edwards has been attending Teachers on annual contract volunteer to t comndur1ng he metInl, bji'. ml. new - live were "very good" and who has a master's extra-curricular activities and athletics. Oviedo Principal Xeith Stone declined football coach, but the - Exec. Asst. Roger NeLiwender the problem was txt that the county interested, but he said officials decided they didn't assume the liability and maintenance problems which would takeover of facilities at the boat ramp. Nelawender said the corn-. mission wanted a deed to the Th is concrete slab used to be a wayside park overlooking Lake they have ° p etswen the county Monroe - before th e Florida Department of Transportation tore them? I th ought they would Just doesn't want to spend money to leave them in. I thought it was a down the picnic table and shelter this week. repair the ramp then at me bluff by the Department of unless someone assumes the of a sta tewide DOT policy future date have the DOT take Transportation, DOT)." responsibilities for main- which hopes to get the depart- it back. Percy went on to say, tenance may also become a ment out of the recreation "It (the ramp) needs hnhowever, the DOT - like the thing of the past. business. provements," Nelawender Mrs. Edwards said she was appearing sponsor of the school's largest club, the won a full scholarship to the before the board as a citizen taxpayer, International duo and that last summer Massachusettes Institute of Technology parent and educator, and that' woulcj she accompanied 247 students on a six- presented a petition signed by364student not s peak on her specific grievance. "Are week tour to Europe. She is also assis tant sta ting their opposition to a certified we in the business of academics or the chairman of the language arts depart- teacher being dismissed to hold a position business f athletics?" she asked the meat. open for a coach. board. "1 can't suddenly turn Into a male He and another senior, Erin Kane, S ' - • recommending the renewal of Mrs. hearing. Ill - ., - * has removed the tables. "You'r e kidding' he said. earlier this month reaches them for public Edwards. She said she had offered to during her presentation. C -- Nt. 1: the , IT but the county wasn't wasn't Lake state government mendation of . q~~ bA.. / OVIEDO TEACHER CAROL EDWARDS outcome Is still uncertain, FM -. were - athletics. Both sides scored points, but the replacement whose recommendations tel it - Of ii \ ',. - - - - away Stone said that last year he had Edwards contract, was that he hoped to teachers who were not on continuing find a better qualified or more experienced contract; next year he will have only two The line-up was academies vs. teacher. He said he was considering a teachers without tenure, • KeA - to discover concrete overlooking -,,.. - - surprised this "Why By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer I Sellers said DOT offered to turn the three facthtles over tothe between county ' 'I lfl .-. interested. Monroe torn down and hauled this week. A stalemate and resulted in the state hauling picnic tables, one shelter and Utter barrels once providedat two wayside arks al I792betweer&anfordanI..4 County Development Director John Percy was amazed to learn today the sta te — 0 FYi CD W1i4 ) / "j _____ 'P m • stell 1 week tables : 15 W Xb Small -0 . _____ . lovers, tourists and lunchtime picnickers were "I can't suddenly turn Into a mate football coach, but I do my share." —Carol Edwards t Z m C') D - 1 - • .. county, off two • SIEMENS — — j. - ; a. ' N° - Nal . ... Area fishermen, nature — I'DR,n Was 'Kim By ED PRICK ETI IleraldStaflWrlter • - of T V eS a z !i14. Cents Bluff Was For Real Picnic Areas Suddenly Gone low WC - 10 0 _IU z 0 E .:jvi! ODal-31 310 , what t yr eat __IJ �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Thursday, May 27, 17S - - -1 Court Trials To Include Burglary, Forgery Cases ~ NAinON - IN BRIEF - A circuit court jury Longwood, w other cases grand larceny trial William trial this week, suspend4d x , 11 '- G. 20, of Forest Qty, Woodall, 23, 416 Dunbar St., sentence after she pleaded .1. I I returned a verdict of guilty of Altamonte Springs, pleaded guilty to Issuing a worthle - . unauthorized use of a motor guilty to burglary of a structure check. vehicle Michael E. Massie, 19, loqi connection with an 6 f . 1i Circuit Judge A.J. Hosemana in break-tn at th e home of Mrs. Sandal Ct.,sOUthWeStSemIno4: Farmerettes received receguitlon at the Crocung ELIO Schod Jr. ordered Welty, who had Clarice Johnson, 610 Plum St., was allowed to remain free on Chapter of Future Fanners of America at the annual baixpuet brought back to seminote Altamonte springs. bond during a PSI after he Monday night in the school cafeteria. FFA Advisor Franklin D. fromHouston, Tea., for trial in Mrs. Johnson held the stmed pleaded guilty to burglary of a Boston (right) presents awards to (from left) patty connection with the March 9 atbaywfthalLtcherknifeuntil structure. I Debbie FFA secretary; Veronica theft of a motorcycle at Cathx,H. Hobble, 21, and erUfs deputies arrived fte MIIIOD Altamonte Springs, held in All she found him under her and Helen Standifer. Speaker a Angel A. Pardo, fl, both of In the . . ""V, scheduled for Camelia Street, In of i), Social Security Program Ir - )v Could Go Broke By 1981 WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress has no intention of HOLDS BANQUET letting the government default on Social security payments, lawmakers studying the system's financial problems insist Three members April CROOMS FFA MeWborter, Of the House,Senate Economic Com. w s . White, of the Agriculture Resesirch and Education Center, San mittee made the comments Wednesday after Social Security Commissioner James B. Cardwell testified that a fund to cover def lefts in the program could go broke as 4' FLORIDA IN BRIEF pending sentencing on the Woodall was ordered ford. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) held in Sanford, received one-year __________________________________________________ Knowles Home Jacksonville Dangerous For Flying: House Report WASHINGTON (AP) - The Jacksonville area faces a serious potential for aerial collisions between military and civilian airplanes, according to a report issued by the House Government Operations committee. The report Wednesday said high.performancp military Jets occasionally spill out of "warning areas" used for combat training exercises onto civilian air routes used by scheduled passenger airplanes. And it said passenger aircraft sometimes intrude Into the warning areas. The report examined the adequacy of Federal Aviation Administration and military facilities responsible for the air traffic control near Jacksonville. it said some heavy. traffic air routes into Jacksonville are adjacent to the offshore warning areas used by military jets. Burglarized - Jury free - a. motor Jury - Wall out - acia Etc'S -jNew _ 1 UT' tcmI 1 tititi cans avii, fkis 1 4604 Delayed The trial of a Winter Park health spa Instructor charged with witness tampering In connection with a furniture "steal to order" theft ring has been continued In circuit court. A new trial date wasn't ann nounced nounced For Mark F. Harrington, 25, of 110 Aria Court, Winter Park. Harrington and his wife, Jeanette, 22, are scheduled for trial in circuit court next week on chargesof receiving stolen property a $400 sofa stolen from Eric Adams Furniture Showroom and Warehouse in Casselberry. The Harringtons were among five persons arrested In March when sheriff's agents cracked what they called a steal-toorder theft ring that utilized a computerized inventory to take furniture from the business. Store officials said an "inventory shrinkage" was believed to have done away with $80,000 in furntiture over a period of a year or more. Continued until the week of June 21 were the trials of Raymond J. Kouwe, 28, and Marllna Gail Kouwe, 20, of 1035 W. Notre Dame, Altamonte Springs, and John Elmore, 48, of Orlando. The Kouwes are accused of perjury in connection with testimony in a traffic accident case in county court in April 1974. Elmore is accused of soliciting two Orange County Sheriff's agents to commit aggravated battery on an Orlando man. conviction of the lesser and Jail during in. suspended sentences aftCr included offense. vestigatlon (PSI), pleading guilty to possession of Terry Michael Qayn,paIn, a controlled substanc. early as 1981. The panel was to continue hearings today with 27, of Lawrence, Indiana, marijuana seized in a raid by pleaded guilty to unauthorized police on their apartment. testmonym the Congressional Budget Office, which contends use ofa motor veliicleancja PSI Maurice Murdock McDonald, fund, (stead of being depleted, should was ordered. sthbth- a around $21j billion in 1980or 1981. 49, of Sanford, was orderid The fund now stands at about $44 billion, but is being Aundra D. Tillman, 19, of Jailed during a PSI after be Cowan.Moughton Terrace, pleaded guilty to making a fa ; steadily eroded because Social Security pays out more than it receives. Sanford, pleaded no contest to statement to obtain a bank loan. burglary and the court ordered State Atty. Abbott Herring's 4 Commissioners Indicted By BOB LLOYD Ave. off SR-SW, Oviedo, battery and destruction of a PSI, fi of ce dropped a companio n Hays Friends Collect Data Herald Staff Writer OCALA (AP) "1 have done nothing wrong," reported a wrist watch and private PCOpeII, John Wesley Jr., 20, i charge that McDonald gave Sanford police today were Marion County Commission Chairman George Rou said ster eo equipment, total value Co ll idge Ave., Sanford, pleaded Sheriff John E. Polk a Mexican Natlasala Held WASIUNGTON(AP)_. Friends and supporters ofp.ep. investigating a daylight about grand indictments charging him with ethics gu ty Two $431, was stolen in a burglary at an il to Mexic ut tering ed th es a l s $150 check for bail bond. forg wC Wayne L. Hays are collecting evidence that they say violations and abusing the state government-In-the. burglary on Wednesday at the his residence, deputies saici. be ing held In county payroll check and was senHershall D. Standrldge, 23, Jan y f shows Elizabeth Ray was a competent office worker who sunshine law. home of Sanford City Manager Hausain Kassin, of E. for U.S. Border Patrol offlciaL tenced to serve three years Kilinmee, was allowed to performed clerical and secretarial duties for her $14,0 "I am confident I will be found innocent. I'm not Warren E. Knowles in which Howard Ave., Oviedo, also following their arrests late probation obe served followjp.g remain on bond during a congressional salary. C money and a pistol were stolen. harged with a felony... I have turned everything over to repo rt We dn ed stereo equipment and esday on night prowling a nine-month Jail term meted PSI orde red after he pleaded Miss Ray was removed earlier this week from her job my attorney," Rou said Wednesday. Knowles reported that his a television, valued , ring and loite for violation of charge s. at pr ba o tion in a guilty to possession of a stolen I as a clerk for the House Administration Committee after He was ence ..• 20IC? 11.. ('e one of four Marion County commissioners Inwere raven when burglars Deputy Arthur C. Price previous burglary case, vehicle certificate 'of i she said she earned her salary by servngas}jays' broken into sometime between Knowles' initials. dicted Tuesday by a special grand that spent nearly tntered his residence by a reported that Jose A. Garcia Diane Arleen Carter, 31, title. mistress. Hays has admitted a relationship with her, but three 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., police said. months Investigating Jewelry, Stereo Stolen allegations window. of conflict of InGuerrero, 23, and Juan P. he denied that she was paid from public funds only to terest in the construction of county roads and Interests of Investiga ting officers said the Sheriff's deputies today were Vallejo, no age Deputy W. Jackson Starr given, couldn't satisfy his sexual desires, public officials in private lands affected by the roads. burglar pried open a window to probing a series of residential reported that Roger Hodges, produce drivers licenses, visas In separa te interviews with The Associated Press on a storage area and then forced breakins in which Jewelry and Banana Lake Road, Sanford, or US. work permits when they Wednesday, Hays accused Miss Ray of blackmailing him open a locked door to enter the stereo equipment were stolen. told deputies that a stereo were found in a pickup truck at Askew Abandons Policy and Miss Ray countered that she had received nothing house. Marilyn L. Smith, 1227 valued at $150 w taken a convenience store at Upoala from the Ohio Democrat except a sweater, occasional The resi de nce was ransacked Lynnwood Ave., Apopka, his residence. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Road and SR-46 Just before Citing "many questions money for dinner and one month's rent on her apartment. $20 in coins and reported rings and jewelry in my mind," Coy. Reubin Aslew has abandoned his midnight. Woman Jailed taken, police said, plus a $200 valued at $893 were missing policy of automatically suspending indicted public ofLake Mary police jailed Eva When booked into county jail By DONNA EST refunding the bonds. Affair With FDR Told stainless steel snub-nosed after a burglary at her G. Blum, 2e of P.O. Box 133, both men gave addresses of ficials in the of Manatee County Sheriff Richard Rerajd Staff Writer He said under one method a revolver in a custom-made residence. Lake Weitzenfeld. Mary, in lieu of general delivery, Sipes Station, NEW YORK (AP) Presiden t Franklin D. Roosevelt $s,ioo black holster em bossed with CASSELBERRY The city savings of $25,000 annua lly Tommy Estes, of Chapman bond on charges of aggravated Midway. Askew disclosed Wednesday that he will not suspend the and New York newspaper heiress Dorothy Schiff had a would be realized, but that this, council at a special indicted Weitzenfeld pending the conclusion of an inmeeting savings, when passed on Li the seven-year relationship from 1936 until 1943, according Wednesday turned down a vestigation by an outside state attorney. a biography of Mrs. Schiff scheduled for publication in the customers, would have proposa l from the Weitzenfeld was indicted last week on charges of fail. amounted to little more than 10 municipal financiers, to covering up a shooting incident involving a deputy. He The book quotes Mrs. Schiff, publisher of the New York refinance the city's $9 million Cents monthly per user. immediately accused State Atty. John Blair of instigating Post, as saying FDR was "in a rather sweet way fairly Under another method utility bond issue. the charge for political reasons. TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The budget cuts approved by the and, bold," that he "was looking for a turn-on," and that he falling that, to reorganize considered, a major part He said the panel agreed on of the Councilman Nathan Van "probably saw me as a sex object," said John J chairman of an appro. subcommittee Wednesday. it by merging most of its pro- construction of new 600-man Meter said today be and Wednesday's high 89, today's w bond repayments would have Geoghegan, whose rim, Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, priatlons conference committee Department Secretary W illiam grams into a proposed depart- prisons low en ta Baker cked onto and Dade co eagues on th th in ll e end of u'ic governing be e Reed May Return is unmoved by protests that Ravenefl said the cuts would will publish the book in (ktobe' ment of community and eco- counties at a cost of $6.8-million body agreed that a refinancing 30-year bond Issue, which also Increasing cloudiness with a cuts in the Department of CornA spokesman for Mrs. Schiff said the 73-year-old decimate housing and local nomic development. The sub- each. The House wanted two program at this t4me ould t would not have been in the best chance of thunderstorms today WASHINGTON tAP) Assistant unity Affairs will wreck housing government programs and committee action Interior Secretary '.wspaper publisher "did not ever have and has never becoming cloudy with ocapparently new VLcons, but the Senate ap- produce any real sa vings to 'I Nathaniel P. Reed says he may leave his federal post and interests of the customers orb claimed to have had a romance or an affair wi th the late support, local government aid wipe out mi ant, youth and nullifi gr es reorganization, which proved one, casional rain and scattered city, utility Van Meter return to Florida as a possible Republican gubernatorial said. system's customers in a the President Franklin Delano Roosevelt." and other programs. Indian programs, was approved by the House but thundershowers tonight and candidate in 1978. to build a degree necessary to justify Van Meter said the city A subcommittee approved The Senate voted not the Senate. Friday. co c a ees, "I am contemplating leaving we r, un il gr ho ve th th e at pa nel's the department after the forensic hospital In Dade CounCadet Cheating To Be Probed the drastic budget slashes He said actions Supporters of High In mid to upper 80s and the agency, the "door has not been closed-? (November) elections," Heed said Wednesday. He Is Wednesday, as another panel "would seem to reflect a l di ty, but the House did not. Foraides lows of Gay. tonight in lower lOs. to e th possibility of a refina.n. 'WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) Interior's Assistant Secretary for Fiah4 and Widife and Off icials at the U.S. compromised differences serious disregid for local govReubin tune said the subcommittee A s kew, moved to Southeasterly winds increasing rally SUPPOrt took Parks. Mi litary Academy say the entire Junior class of cadets clngprogxamatafuttaefi(j te ernment.s and the problems me be tween the House and Sena the Senate position and for it, raising the possibi lity of a to around 15 m.p.h. today and m ket will be held over on the post for an in vestigation into "I will make a ndJtks.ichange they ar co must confront." decision about running in 1976-fl pr ison construction. for governor in agreed to spend $4 million on becoming southerly Friday. charges of massive cheating. 1971, after I've had a chance to rest, to travel more in the He said that the city ha4 But Fortune contended that spending bill veto if the cuts the unit. Still facing panel members stand. Winds stronger stronger and gusty near state, ghen to see what's going on and what my interests are," theLeedyc0rpa 90 y Ile academy's suteinent Issued Wednesday did not say were decisions on such ma jor the cuts would eliminate waste "There doesn 't seem to be thundershowers, ti Rain sa id he how lo ng after normal summer departure the cadets also told an Orlando newspaper Wednesday. exclusive arrangement to issues as education, welfare and duplication. anybody else aroundtostandup to meet his deadline for agreeprobability 50 per cent today, 60 would be held. But a spokesman said it probably would be 1) determine if a method of and law enforcement. But "If they want a department for the weak and the poor," said ment by the end of the week LAKE MARY - This ci ty's f inancing could be per cent tonight and Friday. for about a week or 10 days beyond graduation day, June found that House Appropriations Chair- with fl or 23 people at's fine, Askew aide Hugh th MacMillan. EXTENDED FORECAST all the differences between the police department Is one of wo 2. ul d permi t the city to cut School Bus Kills Boy man Edmond Fortune, D-Pace, but we're not going to spend Thunderstorms Fortune said a subcommittee $4.94-billion Senate spending many In the state sharing likely Four hundred juniors were scheduled to remain at West $4.4 costs to the consumer. said he remained confident the taxparrs' money to build a big on capital outlay agreed to ac- bill and $4.88-billion Hniia i'M!. Saturday in and malaly over the Pnant for thd 4#w....,p.. o,—.- ;-- _____ state and federal INDIANTOWN (AP) An 1l.venr.Md boy wa v'•.J Tiitk --iii a'uh th '"b *V5dIII hA will reach agree- bw'eauc: acy that does noth- cept the House position on pris- money awarded Wednesday. Laedy "•— ad south portion Sunday. "I'm not concerned," killed coming plebes. The other 400 will be delayed in reporting and F or a 13'year.old companion critically Injured when ment by F rida y. gr oup did considerable lag," he said. ('icnerally fair Monday. Lows on construction and the Senate tune said. "It's falling Into the driver of a school bus they playfully tried to stop didn't to other army posts for various summer training acMary grant of research, work and effort on Community Affairs would th e At rust, Fortune sought to position on building a new tins- place asplanned,a nd we'retjfl $16,025, Police Chief harry ci ranging from the low SOs cxUvities. see them, state troopers ty's beha lf, there was no lose80of3O6posltlonser the abolish the agency this year pital for thecriminally insane, speaking to one treme north to the low lOs InBenson said today, provides charge Troopers said Wayne Robert Beckwith was run over funds for the city to acquire a vice. to the city for the ser* tenor south portion and mid to Wednesday by the right front wheel of the 50-passenger Meat Contains Bone Bits upper lOs In the Keys. Afterfotr-wheeldriveautomobiie,to bus and died at the scene. WASHINGTON (AP) hire 'I the noon highs from the mid lOs Some consumers probably city's first They said Isobel Gonzalez' suffered a broken hip and y have been getting finely ground bits of bones in their hot cx:rcmc north to the upper 80 policewoman Ilona Iskovich internal injuries when his sweater caught on the bus dogs for more than a year and haven't even realized it, extreme south. —and to Implement plans for a fender, dragging him for several feet between a wheel and W ASHINGTON (AP) A tempora ry inte lligence corn- releasing the report, said, Agricul ture Department officials say. Patrol. Friday's Daytona Beach sole assassin. the roadway before the It bus stoppeti. found no cviK-9 Senate intelligence committee mittee. The practice involves the use of machines w hich grind "This is ma tter that might dence Oswald was part of a f ortides: high 2:41 a.m.. 3:22 p.m., Be nson said acquiring the report is expected to rekindle, up neck bones, ribs and other hard-to-scrape bones from low 9:01, 9:26 p.m. Port four-wheel drive vehicle, The new, permanent panel, raise more questions than it eign conspiracy. not settle, the controversy surca Ule and hog carcasses cut up by food processors. Under answers." Canaveral: high 2:21 a.m., 8:47 another patrolman and the The committee report rounding the assassination of which will oversee U.S. in. pressur e, the mixture is forced through si eves which Tower &dded, "I don't think Focus on the performance of p.m., low 9:10 a.m. police do g will enable the city li gence agencies, holds its tel President John F. Kennedy. separa te most of the bone from the squashed meat. the Warren Commission was CIA and FBI before andafter toexpand its regular patrols to first meeting Q(1y. Sen. Richard Schweiker, R. wrong a bout who pulled the the Nov. 22, 1963, k illing. Inves- fl areas. Pa., said Wednesday the report He said the deportment will The old committee has voted trigger." tlgatc*- Paul Wa llach said three grandchildren and four DEA MEtS. ROSA I'OFF would "raise some very serious to turn over its files ° be acquiring a boat to be The 1964 Warren report said report also would probe OsMrs. Rosa Mae Pot!, 90, of great-grandchildren. questions reinKennedy o ... about the placed In the special vehicle for Lee Harvey Oswald was the wald's possible motives. assassination t Continued From Page lA) Funeral service and burial 2017 Jefferson Dr., Sanford, tionships of the (CIA and FBI) new panel. Sen. Daniel K. Inwork In the city's 24 lakes. case of mistaken Identity in which a New Jersey school teacher to the Kennedy atcinaUon," ouye, D-Hawaii, th will be in Roanoke. Gramkow died Wednesday. Born In Rocky The chief said the tactical e chairman as shot in the head. to Funeral Home is In charge of Mount, W. Va. She came designate, at In on the old unit will be used primarily to Polk said representatives of the Seminole and lake county But Schweiker conceded, "WC committee's meeting wednesSanford 30 years ago from local arrangements. prevent crimes, especially Sheriff's Departments and police departments at Sanford, Winter may raise more questions Roanoke, Va. She was a day but refused to comment breaking and enterings, Park, Klsslmmee, Melbourne, Cocoa, Cocoa Beach and ThusVille answers." member of the Primitive afterward. through the special patrol efA. Jolson M.D. agreed at Wednesday's meeting that they want operation of the Baptist Church Of Roanoke. The 172-page report will be fort Central Florida DEA task f orce to continue, Diseases and Surgery of the Eye old committee voted 8 to She is survived by four sons, released "in a week or two," be Miss Iskovich, the city's first Polk said publicity in th e news media about Boccia, Lepore 2 to make its Kennedy (Frank W. and Elmer B. Brown, numan, Is a full-fledged and task force operations "has been blown way out of propornation report public. Vice both of Roanoke, Everett L. certified officer who also ANNOUNCES The task of finding the an- chairman John Tower, R-Tex., Brown, Richmond, Va. and handles youth work In her off"We feel that the benefits bun tM task form in Ce ntral swers could fall to a new Senatewho along with Sen. Barry Lemuel 4. Brown, of Sanford duty hours. Benson said she is The Opening Of His Second Office At By JACQUELINE DOWD panel created to replace the Goldwater voted against Florida far outweigh the bad publicity the task force two daughters, Mrs. Mattle 608 E. Semoran Blvd. o y a few co nl ll ege credi ts away Herald Staff getting," Polk said. Wilson and Mrs. W.H. Divers (Elmco Bldg . Directly Across From from her associate's degree In Polk and Butler were scheduled to arrive in Washington at 11 both of Roanoke; sister, Mrs. Florida North Hospital) St. Johns Water Management District Executive Director police science. He said she Is a.m. for a noon meeting with Bensinger. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS J.D. Blankship, Va Redwood, also a laboratory DennlsAuthhasbeenglvenanewleueonlire Oilman and York were scheduled to arrive at noon for their PH. 647-7227 three brothers, J. D. Perdue, The grants announced His controversial firing was reopened this week when meeting with Bensinger, a spokesman said. Brown: Brady Perdue and L.D. i Co ntinued From Page 1-A) Flor ida Senate's Natural Resources Committee re!uaed to con- Wednesday were for programs Colman has questioned the appointmen t of Boccia, sa ying it ranging from improved firmJohnDicksofReddickasamemerofthedis trict gov w ll affectlüsdecisiorionwbetertoreJoin the tagforce Buttheby4n'tsayhuwIa time span can be between board, counseling of troublesome "I respect Sheriff Colman's pullout," Polk said Wednesday, the request and the meeting. Evans says, but that he must give Dicks, who cast the swing vote when Auth was fired by a 4 to 3 youngsws In Sarasota County "but now I don 't thinkheshould have anything else touy" notice of the special or called meeting at least two days prior to vo at te the g overnin g bo ard's April mee ti schools at a cost of $12O0o to ng, was rejected on Polk had recommended DEA agent Don Harper, of Miami, the date he sets for the meeting ,'' Mri IM &P , better radio communications grounds he moved outside the district in mid-1975. who Is interim hø'ad of the local task force, to belts new chief. But, I for In a May 3 letter to oard M"I Florida Coy. ReutAn Askew, b the Dade County Public Polk said, the decision to appoint Boccia, announced Monday, Joint Tenant Council representatives picketed the SHA offices member Francis Knapp of DeLaad asked if Dicks was legally Y Department for $3,738. was "a Washington decision and we 'ust want to clear away time West 10th Street last week after delivering a resolution with 15 qualified as a voting member of the board because he had moved The largest grant was CMLLeLL O clouds from the task force." complaints against Wilson and seeking his ouster to the SHA from Jacksonville into a mobile home in Reddlck which Dicks to the Florida Youth Meanwhile. Wilson announced in Titusville that his depart- board member& ROAST ROUND OF BEEF All JUS describes as a temporary summer residence. Dicks, Reddick SiIces Progmn Oft Ice to ment won't rejoin the task force ifia takes er,Jofthe home is 1.5 continue miles west of di the care strict boundary, according to a and cu State Atty. Abbott H stody ri (1ando.ba3ed enforcemen t told a Te na il er ng . nt Counc representative BAKED COUNTRY HAM WITH MONTMORENCY SAUCE strict outside of Jails for Juveniles Boccia, 34, supervised the February 1974 stakeout in Kear- that complaints should be carried to federal authorities b"cause FRIED CHICKEN Askew's office has referred the Dicks' residency question to awai ti ng court bear ings. The ney, N.J., during which Carmine Ricca Jr., , a vocational the local housing au thority Is federally f unded. Herring said allorneygeneral s office. A ruling is expected ft week. SEVEN DELICIOUS SALADS children remain In their own O(hc and the county grand jury has no Jurisdiction. education teacher, was shot by mistake. FIVE HOT GARDEN VEGETABLES— HOT HOMEMADE SOUP Regardless of the attorney general's ruling, honiesorireputinotr homes members had sought a Boccia has been quoted as saying that agents TEMPTING DESSERT TABLE local grand jury probe of housing committee action could also set the stage for a court contest the supervision of over a authority operation under Wilson. a state control and state police off Icers mistakenly believed Ricca was $2.95 CHILDREN UNDER 12 Auth's firing and perhaps other board actions in which [licks' worker, S3.95 ADULTS fugitive wanted for four murders. US. vote was decisive. Housing and Uruan Developmentofficials have U ..L.& .L... L_ -. ilit,'41 BEVERAGE EXTRA id Ri... ... auu be arresting wuat iILeUipIen won't probe the tenan ts' complaints jj' At the May board meeting last week, Auth was offered a Job Absolutely No Ewning Henikl Hours employe of the local housing as a consultant at the same or higher pay he received as dircctgr Rlca la d damage sul ta totaling $Z3 million. Trial of Tenants compla1nt against wjj - $23,000 a year, l(J a1I . L. the cases is pending. 12-3 Alcoholic Beverages cerning an on-go g nlnixntixi Before the meeting, board members were under he Thursday, May 27, Ugtsm, ailegerl 1914—Vol. 61 No. 239 in unsafe The shooting of Ricca wms probed by slate end federal grand cditions and r.alrt nut auuzg,J ireanre from envu for, -onmental grota to reconsider Auth's firing. Published Daily and Sunday, e*Cqpt Saturday and Served juries in New Jersey and no Indictments were returned. Chejifmas Day Au th, who Is still at work In the district's Palatka office, says by The Sanford HIrIld. Inc., 3 N. French fromWilson has denied the allegations, saying he won't be pressured Ave. SanIord, Fli A Jersey City newspaper quoted Ricca as saying 111M he la "sitting tight" and awaiting developments. SR 434-Longwood into resigning his $17,000 a year post because of what he called "a Second C Iaso Plainclothes off icers because he thought they were muggers Paid at Sanlo,& Florida The resources committee vced to recoinmexi confirmation Home D e l i v er y. personal vendetta,' $5 Ct$. MG(Ilh, 57 . 5%(yfl that thty failed toldentffyttw.mselyes.me agents Involved Claim 514 z0 Yt'M 862.4000 of five other )oard members appointed by Askew along with 53110 IiyM,,I IflF'ov(dajaea..,,,,., regularly scheduled SHA board meeting Is June10. they identified themselves to Ricca. ..,*o(n,,r,,,, MoniP,, 5770 MontP. 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Regulation out LEISURE , - Excessive 1 11 organizers are turning to DON OAKLEY F -t Thursday, May 21,17—SA I EDITOR'S NOTE: With Increasing frequency, union strong-arm tactics to enforce III their demand that everyone DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Secretary-General Kurt join a union In order to work. Waldheim announced today that President Hafez Assail This article, the first of three has agreed to extend the e of the United Nations peace par takes a closer look at the force on the Golan Heights for another six months without problem, and Its causes.) any political conditions. By HERBERT BERKOWITZ By ED PRICKEr!' Israel announced last week that it would agree to an 7. extension of the mandate of the 1,494-man U.N. It's hard to locate Sammy Sports occupy an Important niche In American ,,, Disengagement Observer Force. But It said it would culture, but It shouldn't be required to maintain that Kirkland these days. He doesn't oppose any Syrian attempt to attach political conditions, niche at the expense of academic courses. answer his mail. He spends much of his time on a hog farm, The mandate expires at the end of the month. As its price for the extension six months ago, Syria got a away from his home In Ft. Security Council debate on the Arab-Israeli situation with Myers, away from everyone. Because corporations have become such a the Palestine Liberation Organization participating. But tie's been trying to keep a low relations between profile central feature of our society, it is imperative that Syria ever since the union mob and the PLO have cooled since I UN fl I CT i ID . ' ( o b I I J then because nearly killed him, breaking of Assad's Intervention in the -.,Lebanese civil they maintained the highest standards of ethical war. three ribs In the process, conduct for their employes. temporarily blinding him, The Securities Exch ange Commission, after a -1-. ( llII '. . .. ' 1 threatening to cut off his arms, two-year investigation of illegal political con ....1.,'--_-, and all because he refused to C. . ~ ... I ..... I., tnbutions and bribe payments by U S corJoin the local operating .~BALI, Indonesia (AP) — Saudi Arabia today opposed "'. "" .1 , 4; i .11*. " '. " '' '' ' porations at home and abroad, has recommended engineers union. 0! '' I" 'F +, r q I any increase in the price of oil for the rest of the year as - ___ "I L. I I what must be a mi ni mum program of reform I Kirkland isn't the only one man broken and his life shat.. . ,:.~~_" 1; 1.~-. I ' the oil cartel opened another price-setting meeting. But , . ~ " I..... whose life has changed as a tered: five years in prison. Although most corporations have been un I observers expect an increase of 5 to 10 per cent in the base tly result of his refusal to abandon (Kirkland also filed a damage touched by th e recent series of disclosures, enough '" '-' price, his right to work to a union suit against the local and In, of them have admitted involvement in corruption Federal regulation overregulation, that Is ' , "We oppose any Increase In price, and we have a very £ ' goonsquad. ternational unions. Earlier this — has been blamed for everything from to cause serious concern strong position on that," Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Four of the union agents year, union officials agreed to a ,, to ennervation, from high costs of shipping or iiie revelations stem from we Watergate . .. Yamani told newsmen at the opening of a three-day WASHINGTON — A private letter from responsible for the attack on the $165,000 out-of-court settlement, ' — C . . . . airline travel to low levels of industrial meeting of the 13-nation Organization of Petroleum Esscandal and show that it was not only the •• BarryGoldwatertoactorJOtmWaynemakes the work crew at Marco Island, are one of the largest financial •t•.:.:• Productivity or television entertainment. porting Countries, Senator's attacks on Ronald Reagan's position serving jail terms. Though settlements ever obtained in a president's men in the White House who had lost " Frie B Barnes, executive vice president of Yamanl said OPEC's present base price should be defense attorneys had asked for union violence case. Still, said th eir ethical compass on the Panama Canal—that It is ours and Dow maintaIned "until the end of the year." we should not surrenderIt_ even more pi.g leniency, they were given harsh Kirkland's National Right to The corporation as it has developed in this r community has long been guilty of losing Its ' and confusing sentences by Collier County Work Legal' Defenc Founcountry in this century has become an essential frvcdum by the cowardly act of compromise ..7 Circuit Court Judge Henry dation attorney, "no amount of .. when they knew a (regulatory) bill was totally component of our economic system, supplying In response to an Inquiry from "The Duke" 1. Balaban. Recalling his en- money can compensate him for onerous from the beginning" He calls for asking Just exactly where he does stand on the most of the dynamic force for technological and .. counter with Kirkland, the the damage that's been done.") businessmen to be more aggressive in defending Canal, Goldwater has replied that he is still a BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Christians and Moslems material nroclress Judge noted upon pronouncing Sammy Kirkland's "crime," sponsor of Senate Resolution 97 which he says themselves against unrealistic or unnecessary .. ,,'. battled at close range early today for control of buildings • But . drive Y. £UL p,. his sentence, "I sat here in this of course, is not an unusual one, rofitst,, UIi..I I d '' WY ividends, federal regulation commanding the approaches to the Beirut port area. denies "any concessions to Panama and I will ' ' '-'-' ' very chair and I saw a young He had voluntarily chosen, as and economic growth for the corporation must i. But when does federal regulation become keep my name on it because A police spokesman said the warring militiamen fought I'm not going to see man take the stand physically some three -fourths of all never obsc ure th e basic moral responsibilities of unrealistic or unnecessary' Equally as strong the Canal precipitously given away" ' I... floor-to-floor battles with hand grenades. 'i outside beautiful in ap- Americans have chosen, not to •' the individuals who compose it sentiments have been voiced on the other side -'" •'A heavy Moslem rocket barrage set the eight-story, -- " ' ' ,, . pearance, but who has per- affiliate with a union, lie was , I Now, on "Meet the Press," on May 2, Sen S For example, a plan to reduce the Interstate Corporations are immortal, if they achieve Christian-controlled Fattal building ablaze on the eastern manent brain damage. . .arid meted punishment accordingly Goldwater was asked , whose position he agreed Commerce Commission's control over th edge of the harbor, police said. They reported that guneconomic success. They have no souls, even though k TUMI that means his life is virtually by union agents acting as judge, with on the Canal President Ford's or Ronald nation's transportation would "plunge men moved In under cover of the barrage, blew open the they are treated as persons under the law. Th ey ruined. jury, and hangmen In the most Reagan's' He replied: "I have to support Ford's JAWS trucking Industry into chaotic safe deposit vault of the National Bank of Parts in the rate wars and have limited liability, both financial and moral. "I couldn't help but say to vicious fashion imaginable, position on it, and I think Reagan would too If he drastically reduce the number of firms in the building, and began emptying the 300 safe deposit boxes. myself,'What is that man going But the persons who serve corporations must Unfortunately, what knew more about it" business," warns Lee R. Sollenbarger, chairman to do? how are these gentlemen happened to Sammy Kirkland be required to account for their actions to a higher of the American Trucking Association. ii. 'I But one ha.s to wonder Just how much Sen. 'IL going to repair the damage four years ago in Florida is not court than their stockholders' meeting. "Airline deregulation will lead to chaos Goldwaterknows about Senate make well that person who Is an Isolated incident. Beatings, Resolution 97, di higher costs rather than improving the existing Th e SEC recommendations would make hich he has sponsored along with 36 other sick and disoriented?' That bombings, shootines. threats — system," sayd Charles C. Tillinghast Jr., illegal to falsify company books and records, or to Local Funding Urged Because Oils resolution specifically person too has a right to en- subtle and not-so-subtle—have on Administrative functions while facilities and Senators. w ch ,airman and president of TWA. furnish false information to an accountant, or to basic rehabilitation programs go begging. it labels the Ford Administration's negotiating (0 joyment of life." h become a standard organizing These two industries, however, seem to be Editor: Re: Sunday, May 23, "Around the fail to establish internal controls so that money IS would take only a short course in basic attitudes, position on the Canal a3c0flstib1t11g"a' Judge Balahan recalled the tool for many union officials .learwid exceptions to the current anUregulato-y, mood Clock." By JOHN CUNNIFF spent velop trade with the United without and volunteer teachers by the hundreds could be pent danger to the hemispheric security and management's 1972 incident which left who, after exhausting more specific shared by most businessmen as well as the AP Business Analyst operation of States but to develop closer ties Kirkland crippled, when some conventional ways, apparently found th among e Canal by the the Sheriff's department, every successful United authorization. N I tog general public. According to Sen. Charles Percy, would onU the County Commissioners, NEW YORK (AP) — China's in general with this country and 60 to 100 men descended in have decided that only through Police Department, school counselors, deans, States wider Its treaty obligations. lt e Youth Services The disclosure requirements are basic. Few f regulatory reform is one of the critical Issues n an campaign against "capitalist Japan. Principals , etc., as well as mans parents several trucks upon Kirkland coercion, Intimidation, and other ganization that can and win work toward the questionable payments would have who, Thus one cannot simultaneously support - oc'curred if- - c=*fting the 94th CotWess, and al roaders" has misled many alt.hough by their peraiisaiveness have ,conloose, son of missionaries, and his c6-workers, including a force can they convince President Ford on the not rehabilitating even one youth. But, as it as as glamorous as some other isques, in many Panama Canal while at those who made them had known they would Americans intobelleving that lived in 'China through World plainclothes detective who was workers that It's in their best tributed to the problem, . have also done the same time respects it is far more important and its con- pointed out, the origination of county fundingwfor favoring Senate Resolutioo 97...! become public. the People's Republic isn't in- War II, when he joined U.S. everything possible to try to correct a situation. I working undercover, interests to Join certain unions. sequences for the nation are likely to be greater, Oils, as well as several other program with vngress anu we Presiuent should enact we terested agree in pr in expanding trade Navy Intelligence forces there. inciple with ".. .A man trying to eke out a you, Mr. Prlckett, but valid and wortl while functions And anyone who defiantly to Everybody has a Excessive regulation, says the Constitutional right to Illinois with the United States, a China liilinquai and bicultural, he SEC the shingle on the door of those charged critic SEC recommendations. living operating a backhoe, and refuses, as did Sammy seed programs. It has turned Republican, has an annual cost in excess ( jus ize America, but there Is something exithor1ty asserts. with, paid for, and funded to do a helped brief President Richard this large group of men Kirkland and his colleagues on all the charitable request Job in these ceptionally nauseating about those who put down billion. The government's multitudinous de UPOn areas. The opposite is true, said M. Nixon for his visit to China in It Is not the responsibility of the County the system under which they have prospered so descend on him and hurt him the Deal Erection Company people for all the worthwhile endeavors, agencies .— SEC rrc, CAB, EPA, etc. Ilarned Pettus loose, a China- 1972. Commissioners, elected by the people, to take up well. immeasurably. behoove us to fund such programs on a local work crew, will be dealt with 3titute "a complex alphabet soup" wh born trade negotiator who Sometimes, al. the slack of those who fad to perform or to fund he said, the Chi". . .They were bent on accordingly osestifles effect basis wherein the dollar expended would return (Ifjo . is tepid at best and at worst fuels inflation, inter t ready has been involved in sev- nese wonder if their messages evil. . bent on hurting and social program advocated by those who In the Driving home the other day, I heard actress How? es uncountable in our own society. but to -. -.— ..PC tit ion. arsul producEs muili-Itu ilia Ur eral deals with the Chinese as a get through, although he con- harming," the Judge said. II-st 1 1 rat"ance uacd 11 0 ---=,: —~au #^ continue Shirley MacLaine on the radio denouncing to ask the In January, a Lake Charles, taxpayer to fund paperwork and red tape. programs rntativt. or I S. corno- ceded that some Chinese corninate such prog talismasa "polsonous"andan "exploltive" In the meanwhlle,I with cap' "They invaded that man's La., construction site was inhis or her own dollars (by way of orig Percy, together wi th Assistant Majority matched President Ford Is asking Congress to commit itself to a believe that we cannot sacrifice a good effort by system. She said it is Impossible to be both a rations. inuniques appear to have been rights and the rights of others in dUeti by a gun-Loling mob, or Tallahassee) only scrapes the Leader Robert Byrd, ice Va., has introduced Washington year program of doing away with needless government the volunteers simply because at the present, unless feminist and a capitalist. Fine. Not only do they wish to trade sent through unofficial rather the community. This violence, several members of a from the surface. Millions of dollars are now Regulatory Reform Act of 1976 Briefly, regulations. He has sketched out a timetable for tackling the jot) it is done by such as these dedicated ''le it with us, said the Los Angeles than established channels. in my judgment, is something "renegade" union were shot, being spent by an inefficient, non-co-operative, one step at a time, starting In 1977 with a review of regulations bill would require the President to submit Later this same day, I opened The New York won't et done The business men of Seminole lawyer, who since 1972 has that Is evil and struck at the one killed and the site torn "There is a terrible lack of psychologicall y hi, geared do-gooder Division Congress of March 31 of each ear, covering the transportation and agricultural industries, Times and there was a Ml page promoting Miss County could 'iade eight contribute $1000 ap extensive trips to conununicatlon," he iece very roots on which our apart. Several men, including S this said. 1-1 vices whose dl if liure has created through 1981 comprehensive lana for refor Youth MacLame's one-woman show at the Palace winding up In 19*) with regulations covering communications, ming regulation n specific areas of the the need for Just such programs as Youth China, where he worthwhile r ramandhavemorthaneno.iah maintains contend top government is based. . .11 your Donald Lovett, business it is one thing if we Serfinance, Insurance and service industries. to keep it going. It would be a small price for Theater In New York. The ad said that her level contacts with trade of. study the situation and then docommunity has any sensitivity manager for the Southwest ch vices Inc., Sky King Ranch, the economy. No later than September iS of ea Grove School, Meanwhile,, a federal version of the Sunset law C&iti each businessman to pay for insurance that performance had been the "largest grossing ficials, but they have been trydde not to trade," but he said it at all, you know ttee the Boys and Girls that every man Louisiana Building and Con.. Sheriff Ranches and on and ear the anr.ronrlate Luoirtjsjonaj commi adopted In Colorado and being considered in Florida and other would in the long run save untold amounts of show In the theater a history, bringing in ing to communicate their wish- was inexcusable to default, has the right to walk the streets struction Trades Council, AFt,on. It would be a worthwhile project for any voufcI be mandated eitier states is beginning to move through Congress with bipartisan out '° $329,000 from A pril 19 through May 1, a sizable monies. es. politically and commercially, and pursue his occupation free Clo, Williard Carlock Sr., President's original proposals or their own newsman or woman to originate an investigation of which presumably went into miss support. This bill would abolish almost a But, he said, of interference from anyone business in because B D Simpson hunk the past two of disinterest, of the top heavy expenditures of ll federal agencies corn rehensive reform bills. Ulis t ent manager for P every few years unless Congress specifically votes to keep them MacLame's personal bank account, years he and other China auloose nevertheless main- else." Operating Engineers Local 406, In existence. thorities have observed that the tains that U.S. trade with The The sentence, for leaving a Al"L-ClO, and Harlan Duhon, a If the Guineas Book of World Records ever Mr. Ford wants Congress toact this year onameasure that United States has shown official People's Republic, which establishes a category for the World's Biggest would establish deadlines in the 19'77-80 period for congressionaj isinterest in the subject, and in amounted to $450 million An Hypocrite, Shirley MacLaine should win hands action on his department-by.department deregulation plan. . act, with much of the Far East 1975, will grow swiftly and down. 71tat proposal and the federal Sunset law are giving Carigress a area. enormously, reaching $5 billion golden opportunity to show that the "big government" issue — ! President Ford has attacked Jimmy Meanwhile, he said, other na- by 1960 and much more than which is occupying candidates on the political laistings this year * Carter for "backtracking" and "flil>I'lopping" tions are eager to develop trade that by the middle of that dec. is being taken seriously in Washington. MAY26 Robert lIinly, Longwood on the issues. But In with that country and have been ade. picking this particular fight, WASHINGTON — In the cluttered, over, his membership on the House Post Bag government and nuisance-level bureaucracy are not AD51iSl0NS Office questions. He inquired about mail covers Mr. Ford is leading with his chin. Take, for Theodore Joynes, Oviedo actively seeking to enlarge This he said is because the crowded office of Rep. Andrew Hinshaw H- Committee to squeeze Information helfpul to really new as subject for campaign oratory. What seems to be Sanford: his requested by state agencies and suggested that example, the Issue of Rhodesian chrome. DISCHARGES their ties. "Only the United Chinese, for economic and seCalif., there is a sign that a= up his legal defense out of the Post new this year is a public feeling that It Is time to stop talking Amneh Baker Sanford: Office and the FBI. those whose mail was "covered" should be (aStates is hanging back," he said curity reasons, are eager to in"phy: "Why worry about tomorrow? He used his congressional power, for formed of it. about it and do something. We' We ..i....,...,i.... ...i ..... re waiting. ar dee Cason Mrs. I.weran,'ø IR,i',*,'e',,.4 _ Asa part of his new African policy, the UUU IdIILC, diLl IIMUI UI WI II?IVII,VW. ELiiUQfl3 may not make it throuah to"y.11 example, to compel the Post Office to send the resident says he favors repeal Brown & baby girl Michael DeLoach of the so-called The congressman from California also P 'In this 'year of almost any. and individual U.S. companies Andy Hinshaw, a short, assertive, Naploconic committee a 14-page breakdown of all mail speculated grumpily whether "mail covers by Byrd Deborah Pearson Pearl Archer by Virginia Sen. II.e I ng but Asia,' our State De- are just as eager to provide covers requested by California authorites from man wi th large wide-rimmed glasses, allows the United States to Grace M. Province Martha V. Bourquardez state and local law enforcement officers are Harry Byrd w partment does not indicate any them with the technology reason to be fatalistic. Although he keeps a g 1968 through 1975. This happens to Include the really helpful" and suggested that the California impor — Virginia L. White Clarence Bousfield despite U.N. needed to begin. .particular interest in China," politician's smile on his round face, as befits a period when the state was Investigating him. ons g Faye J. Williams, Altamonte Connie Brown Country. authorities who requested mail covers should be economic sanctions Several negotiating teams he said, broadening his referHinshaw would like to prove that his mall was Investigated. congressman running for re-election, he knows in. Springs Ethel Caspersori the ence to include any United States kind of infrom are But, when he was the GOP minority leader In tampered with, which would give him legal worse days are ahead. At one poInt, Benson answered Ilinshaw's Frederick Viola S. Frank W. Ockers, fluence In the area. volved in prolonged talks with the house Gerald Ford strongly supported the The California conservative, who was elected grounds to overturn his conviction. Thus the da ta barrage of questions by telling hint DeBary Vanessa Freeman bluntly that Byrd Amendment He blamed "the top echelon the Chinese, he said, noting that voting for It on Nov. 10, 1971 to office In 1972 with a personal push from he requested from the Post Office could have mail covers had been provided Mattie Harris Tern Merrit, Deltona U.S. team of steel and of the State Department" for a oil to California and for good reasons, Richard Nixon, has been convicted on two been vital to him, Edith Ilolsey authorities "for investigating a felony-type Agnes F. Smith, Deltona construction executives curIgnoring what he said was Our study of the committee transcripts bribery counts. A second trial on conspiracy also crime." He didn't say whether he was referring Charles L Tull), Lake Mary Irma M. Kirschsteln China's desire not only to derently was in China. If the Byrd Amendment Is repealed, and our ' charges, is peniiing shows that Hinshaw used his right to cross- to Hinshaw's own case. I. 41 •. Mary K. Ramnbo Rhodesia (hrnfr.. — UII U?V uzuiaj aiaies The House Ethics Committee, so loath t look examine witnesses to discover whether his mall Mary L. Sword Footnote: Hinshaw didn't return our will be forced to rely on the Soviet Union for into the ethics of congressmen, has found had ever been opened. telephone calls and wasn't available when we chrome, John Taylor On October 1, he asked James Adams, visited his office. But after we began our probe, (1r41:nAL IIEVIfIUF SIIAFIII4 nothing unethical about Hinshaw's crimes. PIAnIIFI) IJ'I Ri 1() (1 Catherine Darling, Crescent I.,.. ! J'(" &..1 l .'''"•'fS ?",$ 'Ipxt 1A o--- - - -- ---''j P •I ".1 same committee has delicately avoided passing assistant to FBI chief Clarence Kelley: "Now, The problem with 0 th .__ tl ('D' i'.'' City I-.'' 4' 9" . bb *t is Is and thatofnot is he sent around a note to his staff saying "under Russian chrome higher priced an only inferior N d,c'..'."lUr, In I'. vii II I,.'. P,,'.$ uq be hO? II Judgment on him, contending that the charges go would you personally be in a position to know no circumstances is anyone to reply to any oral quality, but also ,,. GOIbN?Ny .i4l'PP 11, Marianna L Fender, DeBary I"i 0",II IiIflI'vi 1WIO W1,i. DC $fl* o back to his days as orange County :1 whetheror not therewould be a type of do-not-file or written Inquiry requesting Items of a personal o ur relationship with the Soviets i'LAP.',t 0 (III '.U?IJPt s John A. Flauder, DeBary * , ..I AL' *(';I.,.% Is much less reliable 1182 .30e I CI GPf*AT',O .,.,u.',, oia ally, Rhodesia. I Jessie But we are always happy to help the Ethics system for mail openings or mail covers or mail nature without personal clearance from me." with M. llcriz, DeBary A'r5 I C*P?*n than the relations we have I ,,,.4 Il.l,If'Ip p,.-. ri , on prominent government officials?" BothQearyandMrs.FordsaidI1teysawnotg Donald W. Allen, Deltona Committee make a case against an errant I" 1' 't.t Pt*'4 0 t',?%t 11,1.01 100 ?.4 t ' INIU Adams tried to assure Hinshaw that his mail wrong with their contributions. $ ,,._,, / *CQ1,IV'Q congressman. We have dug up evidence Frances H. Sewell, Deltona 4 It is no 9 t In our long 10 2 0 ftll*M -te rm national Interest to Of had not been tampered with . Hinshaw then tried ...'t'i'O CONFIDENTIAL .1 $ CABLES: The U.S. em- base our crucial need for William P. Touchton, Geneva chrome on an ununethical conduct by Hinshaw since he came to another approach and pressed him for names of hussy (a it, Congress. Here are our findings: Charles L. TuIp, Lake Mary $ i8, 306. $ Nassau has sent confidential warnings trustworthy. Communist country like the Soviet all those who had ordered mail covers, [4, to the State Department that the Bahamas Union. This simply makes — Hinshaw put through government raises Judy Young, Lake Monroe '. $ Still not satisfied, Hinshaw demanded re la ted government no sense, and if th : .. e has arrested 100 young Americans President thinks it for staff aides who, In tim, contributed to John M. Davis, Orange City , does, he should tell us why he 14 $ information three more times w hen the corn- o drug charges. $ legal defense hand. Two top aides In his district, mittee questioned Adams liibj has backtracked and ftip.noppi on this Issue. and Deputy Attorney Many more may wind up behind bars In the Chop Cleary and Geraldine Ford, conceded that , '*_ii.i General Richard Thornburgh behind closed Bahamas, the '..*e,4D m I they had contributed. . .. . . cables warn. Most of those now in doors au 'are inexperienced tr $ avelers who are — Hinshaw Prides hImsc1Jona "Watchdog of 7/1J7h 1 On November 5, Hinshaw used his generally young, naive and astonished to find ,,,..Ib,,.,' the Treasury" award presented to him by congressional clout again to seek information I that current American attitudes about Cit1_Manaaer businessmen. Yet he put his £".,.., .11 I .-. ,.-- fl 1W office manager, which might have helped his trial, then only two marijuana are not reflected in the Bahamas," Joan Smith, on the payroll for $,00O a year, months away. On this occasion, the witness I s ,.Offtce of C[tçciç,HaIi C i; , e although she often doesn't show up for work. He the chief postal Inspector, Nell Berman. was states one alrgram. T$ I! s;r *CI ". lii •,,., in.,N.. I 4.14 "Nearly all of them are arrested by *Nvi is also paying her daughter out of the taxpayers' "H n'sis he can a!iII hc.r LoioI! Thcma "Can you tell me," Inquired Hinshaw. "what Rahan *WI.4 I'-, 'i I l 7W -. i-snv Qistorn, at Nassau airport," adds the fufls. Ms. &uth told s that uss had kept every evening at this lime!" alrgram. "In almost every can. a few from the office and that she was not favored attorney, for example, were to ask for a mail marijuana cigarettes are Involved." i because of her close personal relationship with cover?" • Lee P. Moore MayorMay 21 A. 1976 The embassy urges that warnings be posted a 1132 , 106 . ,,,-• _i.. ,.,,,. p.., the divorced Hinshaw. Benson did his best to give straight answe rs, at airports and ports of embarkation for the — Most outrageous of all. Hinshaw has used but Hinshaw buzz-sawed him with rn.itin.ia1 Code !, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By Union Organizers 'IS Ati 5.•, l', '.,.rr'.,i lDi Wi be I Pp I* -- a Sanford 322-1681 �Six Teams At Lake Brantley Friday Oviedo Tests Veer Offense In jamboreel OVIEDO-Oviedo High School's football team, smaller than any other school It will face this fail, lungs 'm 'lemer,t of excitement to open the jamboree at Lake Brantley Friday night. Oviedo gets the ball rolling in the first quarter against Lake Howell. The L'ons face Bishop Moore in the second stanza. Lake HowI1 meets Bishop Moore In the third and host Brantley faces Seminole in the fourth. Seminole and Lyman tangle in the fifth, with Lyman going up against Brantley in the finale. Kickoff is7:30 p.m. The jamboree will be preceded by a chicken barbecue at $1.75 per plate. Tickets are on sale at each school or the gate. In his second year at the Oviedo helm, head football coach Bill Klein has Introduced the HGuston Veer for spring football with a total read offense. The true Veer Klein Is running is a high risk offense because the quarterback does not exercise his options until the defensive man he Is "reading" Is totally committed and contact is Eminent. The risk, of course, Is that the quarterback will be hit so quickly that his pitchouts may be errant and result in turnovers. The formation is effective and exciting because very little Is planned ahead of the play and the actual execution Is based on reactions from the defense. In effect, the of. tense takes advantage of a reaction by the defense at the time the weakness is happening. Klein is happy with his experiment so far this spring and Is enthused over the attitudes of the players. "We don't have the size and speed we'll be facing next year, so we have to equalize the game with finesse," Klein asserted. "It will be a read offense on everything." Oviedo ran out of the I formation last year and Just did not have the manpower for power running and blocking. As for the Veer, Klein says, "I believe in the offense, but we've got to have the people to make It work. To make the offense work we must be disciplined. Everything we do must be disciplined. To overcome our size and speed deficiencies we must act as a unit, we must take advantages of mistakes on offense and we must contain on Relegated to second string status by virtue of last Friday night's practice games but still very much in the running are Bob Johnson (155) a hard running sophomore and Todd Ferguson (155) a tough senior. At wlngback will be Skip Saunler, the "mighty mite" of the team (5-7 and 135). "He'll hit with anybody," Klein said. "Last year he was our starting rover and he won't be a sophomore until next season." "We've had a good spring," Klein smiled. "We have a real good attitude. We have learned the Veer very well for 15 practices. The kids have responded well. We've worked hard. Yes,.. . a good spring." Klein looked and acted confident. I n ii r L 11 11 t U INN 1• . . a .( .. I -I'.. Alininoki R Robinson and Dave RiCharde '...•' had two hits apiece, Ed Jackson rocked Seaboard pitcher Dave Hudick for two ' . home runs while teammate '." ,- Bernard Iiud.ley added one. Fred Washington banged out two doubles and a single •;.. I, £. . 4i-j,_ - t . i__a. •-'4 _____- -J. - _,. t '. . ' ' -7 LAKE MONROE INN A8 R H 28 38 HR Drummond ss 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bo99s7b ) Leep 3 0 1 0 0 0 Anderson 3b Devlin Ib 'VI . LOiflfl 4 - I 0 "7" - - • 1 rivia INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - If history repeats itself, the winner of Sunday's Indianapolis 5W Will be remembered by the public 50 years frm now as little more than the answer to a trivia question. Time holds back for no one. Not the rich, or famous or ath- Monroe In D U Years letically gifted. Not for George Souders. The 75-year-old Souders, who won Indy in 1927, has been the victim of a racing accident, a lire and a stroke. Yet he retains his good spirits, "I haven't got very much now," says Souders. "But my 12traight for the Celtics in the fourth quarter, while holding former teammate Paul t,,__......, . . - HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM Set /0 OFF! 25 0/ NOW 3.75 REG. 4.99 1099 8.75 15.75 20.99 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 SANFORD AVENUE $AVE $AVE 220 0 0 0 33 12 13 3 1 0 AS R H 28 38 HR B Washington rt 4 0 0 0 0 0 F Washington it 4 2 3 2 o icknIf 322 0 0 Hudleyss 2 1 I 0 U I Smith lb P 3 00 0 0 0 credit is still pretty good." Bryant c lb 3 0 I 0 0 0 3 00 0 0 0 The last few years, however, Ba,le 7b 2 I I 0 o have been less happy ones.Sanderict Ate,.nd'-r Th 0 I 0 0 0 A fire swept through his trail- Shaw p c 3 o o o 30 6 9 2 0 3 er in Lafayette, Ind., a few Totals SEABOARD COAST LINE years ago, destroying virtually AS R H 15 ii HR everything he owned, including Cooper7b 1 3 2 0 0 0 2 3 7 0 0 0 medals and trophies from his Rob, nSonss Wall It I I I 0 0 racing days. Bent 0ncf 4 2 2 0 0 1 But Souders insists he didn't tiChardec 3 2 2 I 0 0 I 1 I 0 0 0 need the hardware to remind McCorklec Gordon3b 3 2 0 0 0 him of his past triumphs. Peterson %1 1 3 3 o 0 0 "I didn't have much of that StumpS lb I I 3 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 stuff left anyway," he said. Hall rf 3 2 I I 0 0 "You lose 'em, they steal 'em Hud,ckp Totals 352117 2 I I and everything else." Patrick's 211 130- 6 The memory of the 1927 race Seaboard $73 015-21 is still vivid in his mind. -______________________ "I started in the 22nd posiLion. - Iwasninthafter90miles. -Baseball Fills SETS GR 78x14 GR I F Belted Radials ......$148.00 A 78x13 ........$ 76.00 4 4 Ply Polyester A78x13 .......$ 69.00 G 78x14 ........S 96,00 78x15 .......$151.00 H78x14 .......... $104.00 HR 78x15 .......$153.00 G 78x15 ........ $101.00 LR 78x15 .......$164.00 H 78x15 ........5106.00 G78x15 ........$101.00 L 78x15 L78x15 ........$122.00 Steel Belted G78x14 ........$ 89.00 H 78x14 ....... S 99.00 G78x15 .......$ 96.00 ........ $112.00 ALL TIRES FIRST LINE C 78x13 .........$75.00 FREE MOUNTING and BALANCING F 78x14 .........$80.00 ALL TAXES INCLUDED 78x14 ..........$98.00 rst gas stop at ZDO Computer High Speed Balancing oils he has shown no signs of points. miles. I was In the lead before I bending. In fact, he has only White's assignments will be had to take a second gas stop Available gotten stronger. 200 miles later. By that time, I the same tonight, when White, whose 362 consecutive teams meet in Game Two at was far enough ahead tofjllup regular-season games repre- Boston Garden, before heaciing and have three of my tires 99C sents the longest Vreak arnimig (,A Phci" and Games Three changed. I finished 17-20 nWes A weekend of W, sct;a11 i-i $188 active players In the league, and Four, planned Memorial at Sanford ahead." was Boston's second leading When baston Coach Tom scorer with an 18.9 average as Weekend tournament planned has escaped him Is of little L. filth Heinsohn is asked about the Celtics romped Saturday and Monday featuring $ consecutive Atlantic Divison he is quick to point out "I never paid any attention to the Sanford Giants, Oviedo pl v er satility, and ANY CAR ayer's calls SET OF 4 title. In the playoffs, be is No. 1 that end of it. I don't care any- Black Hawks, Winter Park and him one of the ALL 4 WHEELS COMPLETE "the Incho" we INSTALLED MOST CARS averaging 23.1 points a game, thing abou that," he said, add- Orlando Athletics. count on every game. White, whose lithe build t he Sandwiched In between will ing hopefully, "If they're sports 6-font-3 and 190 pounds), belies "Some say I'm a more corn- fans, they don't forget that sort be a Sunday game at 2 o'clock 6 his iron-man role, was a key plete ballplayer now," said of thing overnight." be tween the Sanford All-Stars player both offensively and White, in his seventh season Yet they have forgotten. Ac- and Dunnelion. The All-Stars, 6ANY CAR $555 defensively last Sunday when with the Celtics. "But the wily I cording to one of his friends, 4, lost to the Giants last weekPARTS INC. CyL the Celtics beat the Phoenix look at it, I just try toc1owhat's Souders is "just a Hoosier, a end, 3.2, then came back to _________ Ss O8-87 in the opener of their necessaxy on this club. There plain, ordinary Hoosier." register a 6-1 win over Winter to a, Tt...,.. ** best-of-seven. nationally tele- are nights when lhave this )car's Park. Ber'rd Esdy p"c' a ,v,. •s. We Will the w dWW llI p vised NBA championship .., and other nights when we run tact be remembered as anyno-hitter wIth 12 strIkeouts. The "4 AT LOW, LOW $750 12° series. He scored 22 points, in- more and I'm the quarAll-Stars play at Avon Park (INTED uui ufl and ordinary 50 PRICES STARTING cluding2ointh' second half and terback" Saturday. years from now' Holiday Weekend io.e, ' FRONT END ALIGNMENT $7.95 BRAKE TIRE ADJUSTMENT ROTATION 95 BRAKES SHOCKS 32 Cyl. TUNE UP 8 58 $ I8" AC RECHARGE 8 w T;,. , AS Rt' UNITED TRANSPORTATION KevinHuaman2b 1 2 0 UNION Bo Graham 3b 2 3 0 AS R H Fred Howard Ct AS R H 3 2 2 APEX PRODUCE Tony Adams is 2 I Dean De*ose Ct p 2 2 0 2 0 0 Jim Williams lb 4 AS R H Paul Jackson 3b MikeGalm7b 3 2 1 2 0 0 Jim Miller p 1 2 2 Wes 3 0 1 GeorgeWinegarcici 0 0 Mark Swinford lb 4 2 1 ol Bad 3 0 0 Gregory Church c 1 David Henderson If 0 0 0 Sieve Boyd Ct Lenford Sutton ss 1 2 I 0 0 0 Robert McCarty It 3 0 I .iclt Webb p Cl 2 1 0 Greg Register 0 Allen GaIm 3b 3 0 0 3 I 0 Terry Russi o Pat MIllet-cf 0 0 0 Anthon y Bevecitt It Bucky Landersc 2 0 1 3 2 2 Harold Gaines rf 2 0 Sle',eBames3b 3 0 0 Dennis Adams c Jeff Kopp pc$ 3 0 3 0 0 Tony Clark rf Sieve Sensahovic ss ivid 2 0 0 Jack Jenkins lb 0 0 0 Alfred Bool,hardlf i 2 0 0 3 0 0 Royal Washington rf Larry Snell 2b 2 0 I Allen Daguerl 0 I 0 DwayneAnrnlf 0 0 0 1 I 0 Totals 30 12 Bruce Nelson 2b 0 0 0 Rick Ramasarrt Jeff Thomas rf I 0 0 I 0 0 Police and Badcock swapped Fall went 3-for-3 and Wrignt Pierre5imonsc CHASE ANOCO 2 0 0 Dan Hall 2b AS R H Brian Swanson rf 2 0 1 1 0 0 tvlctories in the Senior League and Sam Haines had two hits Rod Butcher Cf p 1 2 0 Leonard Williams ii 2 0 0 Totals 0 0 0 23 Scott Richardson pc Shane Hutcherrt Wednesday night, with the apiece. 0 0 0 SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Totals 23 S 4 Jeff Eardsss 3 0 0 ________________________Ed Zipper rf 0 0 0 AS R H Milford HayeS C 'olIce winning the opener, 1, 0.0 Mann broke up Baker's bid p Brown lb 3 2 I Stromberg 301 240-I0 2 0 I Richard Brusnahan 2b 3 0 2 Eugene Rogerolb nPrice Baker's one-hitter,and for a no-hitter with a second Totals 3 1 2 U.T.U. 000 143-5 II 1 3 ToinverneaTh 0 0 0 Dwayne Hunter 3b I 0 0 JACK PROSSER FORD fih'e furnituremen taking the inning double. Tom Campos 3b 3 1 0 Pat Daugherty 2b 7 0 C Jeff Quinn pc ghtcap, 8-7, with key hits by Louie Lively and Mann each t(.,,, Fall 55 3 0 0 William Boyd cf 3 0 0 I 3 0 Rick Chesser lb p 1 I 2 Michael Rice If I 0 0 icky Mann and Morris Baker drove In a pair of runs In the Vernon Law cI 2 3 0 Jamie Jessup ct 2 0 0 Wardell Fredrick If 2 0 0 eying the winning rally. Badcock victory. They added Darrell Shuler lb 4 2 3 Jeff Swift c 0 1 0 Allen Butt rI I 0 0 Leonard 3b 1 0 0 Dewayne Dreifuerst It I 0 0 Mi ke Hudson rf Kevin Wright drove in two three stolen bases each to the Mike 0 0 0 Bill Adams p 3 0 I Darrell Payne If 0 0 0 Totals 29 S 3 tans In the opener while Dave offense. Kelly Denton C 2 I 2 Greg Swill c lb 3 0 1 David Hall 3b 3 0 0 Mike Brooks rf 1 0 0 Railroaders 015.411-12 BADCOCK .' POLICE John Halt r t ' 1 2 0 BItt ltudçans rt ¶ 0 0 Chase & Co. 301 010- S AS R 14 AS Ii H Greg Parker rI 0 0 0 Er i k Freddie ss 2 0 0 >00 Lively 55 I 0 0 Dave Fall is 1 0 0 Bruce Botonrf 0 0 o Totals 72 3 S &Ouie Lively cI 2 0 0 Willie Frederick c 3 I 1 PIcky Plooney It 3 I 1 McMullan rt 3 0 0 Totals 001 20l-4 2 0 0 Kevin Wright Cf 20 II i First Fed eral die Bussardp Scm. Sporting 000 102-3 2 0 0 Duane Leep 2 0 0 3 0 0 Ape, Produce 100 0- 1 a uck Leggett 2b rady I 0 0 Kenny William 3b Prosser Ford 2267 22 -7 I 1 ayneKelly3b 2 0 0 Donald McCoy lf I 7 0 Straughter lb 1 0 0 Mike Fall rt I 2 0 ELKS ,rl.is Barber it 2 1 1 0 0 0 Price Baker lb AS R 4 Otals ie 12 0 I Totals 19 7 3 Bill Cosgravep is 3 2 0 BADCOCK Chris Hunt 2b 32 0 P00CE Ciiiiui_iv.,y pc I i I U Richard Fredlckic 4 22 pave Fall is 3 3 3 Pat O'Brien rf 2 0 0 Mike Link is p 1 0 2 illie Frederick c 2 0 0 Louie Lively Cf 2 I I Bob Newman 3b 4 0 1 twin Wright Cl 1 0 0 Pat Leonard lb 3 I 7 Wayne Lively rf p 1 0 0 HOUSTON tAP i - Marty uane Lee lb 3 2 1 Eddie Bussard 55 2 I 1 Marc Huaman It 3 o a Kenny3b 0 1 0 Grady Leggett 2b Froelick, one of the state's top I 1 0 Dan Kinnardct 3 0 2 Panes 7b iiIiam 2 I 2 Ric t. Mann c 1 2 1 Jim Adams rf 3 0 1 schoolboy distance runners, has - nald McCoy If 2 I 0 Wayne Kelly 3b 2 1 0 Bill Kirchoft rt 0 0 0 signed a national track letter of *nthony Freeman rf I 0 0 Bennie Straughlet lb 2 0 0 Totals 31 6 7 rice Baker p 2 I 0 Chuck McMillen lb 0 I 0 intent with like University. MOOSE tYotals 17 5 I II 10 • Tolals AS P H Calvin Rollins rt 2 1 0 adeock 010 500-7 000 0- 0 Police Blake Bellamy rf I 0 0 011cc Badcock 141 03-I 323 i--b Lance A bney lt 1 0 0 ___________________ Bryant Townsend 3b 3 I 1 Steve Causeyc 3 0 0 Bruce Annelt ss 3 1 I _______ Richard Bradley p 7 I 1 Shawn Thomas cI 3 0 0 Andy Faint lb 3 0 0 10 Beautiful cars to* select VinCCnt Thomas lb 0 0 0 Sears Joe Settle 7b 3 0 I ______ _________ power-_ Totals 27 4 4 .. D cock e Twinb ll Seeking nc her Torng 1t Grand Winnipeg HR 78 xl 4 .......$152.00 G . _________________________ OIL FrIBL' FILTER WITH OIL CHANGE ANY CAR WINNIPEG (All) - Tile ston Aeros face a do-or-die and 4-1 by the end of the period. "We can't let that happen tuation In the World hockey again," Dineen said. "Winnipeg ssociation playoff final tonight is much too good a defensive d Coach Bill Dineen says he'll and puck control club to lose a [ (4 everything to twit the three-goal Lead." tainpaging Winnipeg Jets. The Houston coach said hein; The Jets have beaten the tends to change his club's foreeros In three consecutive checking tactics in an effort to ames - the first two In lInus- break up the Jets' plays early. - and need only a victory "We have got to get on the might to capture the best-of- Duck faster in the offensive even championship series, end," Dineen said. 'We've been "There will be a couple of line giving them too much time to hanges and a few other ad- get out. We've only been sendtrnents,"Dineen said after INone forechecker when we - . iting the Aeros though a should be shooting two or three trenuous workout Wednesday. in deep." We have to get out there and et off to a good start Thur. day." _______ The Aeros tried that in the _____________ TON I GHT hi rd game Tuesday but instead Sanford I getting off to a good start, Memorial Stadium 1'1' _I hey suddenly found themselves own 2-0 after three minutes 102 020 I-I 2002000-4 Boosters Meet The Seminole High Boosters organization will meet Wednesday night in the teachers lounge with the 7 o'clock meeting scheduled to cover plans for Booster Day. 0 U 1'l I PE RM BODY FOR MEN includes: IT'S THE 4*60 CUT STYLING WHEEL THING S&S TIRE.CO,INC. Your BankAm6rIc'jrd and Master Charge Welcome Elks Moose, And Now $ CALL 8304417 from. _ Most have automatic ___________ S FIRST LINE OIL 2 Mliii West of 1713 on 434 Neil to Crusty Pizza OPEN lamé pin. S AT. $a.m,.i pm • leading record to 13-0. Transportation Union, to blanking Moose the rest of the .,L; ..a' ." , .'-'1 .. 'lk . Jack Prosser Ford roared up its NI slate to 74 way. •.4%Ieb,s . ! back to life in the Continental Jim Miller snatched the At the plate, Link drilled a 7" .. - - . .. -- - .,,• - . ..League after two straight spotlight for Railroaders, triple and a single to drive in defeats, slugging -. Apex hurling a three-hitter and two runs. Dan Kinnard also -' • ,. . • • Produce, 12.1, and climbing to pacing the offense with adouble slashed a brace oftutsfor Elks ' s*k.OL an 11 mark. Elks, the Junior and a single. Miller fanned 10 while Bruce Annett clubbed a saY Clark forced ?'v at home; aisle's Scott Richardson lOi to League's first-half titleholder, and was backed by a 2-for-3 triple for the losers. ""i --. • s... - -. turned back Moose, 6-4, to grab performance from Fred • -lU_ • ( -d - First Federal picked up its ..• .•,•.. ,.eiZ p ' Howard, who fired a no-hitter ln third victory of the year despite his club's last outing being victims of a combined ! --"-_---''-Eugene Rogero stroked apair three-hitter by Jeff Quinn and J' ..• of singles for Chase &Co. Rick Chesser, who wlffed a -' t yr'a( -' J • Prosser Ford returned to total of 15 batters. Anthony safer ground in the CL after its Beveritt rapped a single and a Chase shortstop Jeff Edwards throws to Pat Daugherty for free. Hersld photos by Torn Vincent) - -. .{ - - -"Pe----- :.'It. '"'' _______ . back-to-back stumbles and double for the winners while STROM BE CARLSON George's recent g.6 victory over Rick Chesser coflected:double ____ - sparked by Toney and single for Seminole Bill S --' ' -. - - ' " ' -.. . -. '. Little's two home runs - had Sporting Goods. Pat Staler c 3 2 I - 3 2 0 shaved the Car Dealer's lead to Stromberg-Carlson chalked Randy Robinson lb Is.aacWHllarnslb 0 0 0. a game and a half. u its second decision in t-wo uernaroertniep -. ---v- .-3 1 7 .. ..z,.. Darrell Shuler powered a days, piling up a 10-1 lead Rodney Carley rt 2 1 I ,p. . home run and two singles for behind Bernard Merthie's four- Ken Freeman rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 Prosser to log the top batting hit pitching and 2-for-3 batting. RandyRobinsonrf Bob Gonzalez ct 3 0 0 effort of the day, followed by U.T.U.constructeda comeback TobyPeaonph .-- .-. 0. I 0 0 Kelly Denton's round-tripper rally around six walks, four Ed R inkavage 2b 3 0 I 3 0 0 and single in two trips. Bill errors and Lenlord Sutton's Claude Capps cf Randy McKee ph I 0 0 Adams tossed a three-hitter, grand-slam home run, but ltFell James Bartlett 3b 3 I 0 smothering Apex from the first slightly short. Raymond Robinson 3b 0 0 0 -c S ____ Totals 2' 10 inning on. , RAILROADERS ---.-. LOOK Inn 010 120.2- 6 Eldridge Standard 335 tOO x-12 PATRICK OUTCASTS e __________ A Rice Signs 1 7 0 0 0 4 I 7 0 1 0 ' 1 0 0 a I I 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 - •_%I1, -' T r a c I'c Star 0 Celts Hope Pinned On Iron-Man JoJo BOSTONAPi -Boston's Jo Jo White is the "iron-man" in the National Basketball A.ssociation, and u, uds season,_ _, ate IS 0 ,"6., ICe, AS R H 26 35 HR 22 3 1 -:.,•- -. . . - readers, the only remaining nosed out Seminole Sporting with a pair of fifth-inning unblemished team, rallied to Coeds, 4-3, in a Continental scores Mike Link saved the day thump Chase & Co., 12-5, and League upset and Stromberg- for the winners, relieving Bill W'" elevate Its National League- Carlson held off United Cosgrave In the fourth and I FIRST FEDERAL 3 2 I 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 1 - . ________ • Kevin Huamsn races to right to snag line drive, teartim teTou1RuasllookjoZL 1 Beathard2o Belcher 3b Helmanrf Harveycf Re iag and Dress and Sport Shirts ELDRIDGE STANDARD Lee has play turned on him at third; Eldrldge fielder Gary Belcher makes putout. (Herald 3awsonsf Page p photo by Tom Vincent) M Brewer tf Totals Danny I Ti ti ei' MOSTLYKNITS -MANYSTYLES COLORS AND SIZES 490 W. HIWATAU CIO Ti OVERSTOCKED-YOU SAVEI Dress Pants ) . S&S TIRd r .Lake Thursday, May 27, lflI IA-Evening Hera ld. Sanford, Fl. TOKYO (Al') - The June 20 match between world heavyweight boxing champion Muhhammad Ali and pro wrestler Antonio Inoki may give rise to a new sport: trying to understand the rules of their contest. One rule says that the referee may separate the pair only if they get tangled in the ropes. ii a contestant is thrown out of the ring, he has 20 seenniiii, return before being counted out But a man also could be beaten if his shoulders are pinned to the mat for a count of three, If he Is knocked out for a count of 10, or when his corner concedes he Is hurt too badly to con- #06, - •--'---' -It was another clay for the its initial decision of the second Moose had Elks down twice, -. powerhouses Wednesday In the half. 24 and 4-3, before the first-half . ________ 'Sanford Little League as RailElsewhere, First Federal champs pulled out the triumph ."- METRO STANDINGS hits each. Things came easily for L.etro L Pct. G Lovin, Harvey and Jim League slow-pitch softball Seaboard Coast Line r teamsSeaboardCoastljneand Dawson each singled to get the .722 3 - Tldridge Standard Wednesday Lake Monroe Inn 12 5 706 r, key rally rolling, then Belcher Mobile 9 7 .563 6 ' singled In a pair and Helman's night, but nothing compared to Patrick Outcasts 3 13 278 11 ' Seminole Community Collegeom. 1 second double cleared the sacks. Faculty's win via forfeit over Auto Train 2 16 III Ii Auto-Train. Lake Monroe Inn was led by Seaboard's consolation In A five-run third inning John Devlin and Ed Maslak, . having to play was plenty of decided matters early for who each had three hits. Harley Turner doubled for Monroe. batting practice in a 21.6 Eldridge. triumph over the Patrick Seaboard and Eldridge are Larry Helman had two Outcasts. Meanwhile, Eldridge doubles with Don Harvey setting the pace, Seaboard Standard was taking 124 getting a triple and single. showing a three-game lead with measure of Lake Monroe Inn. Roger Beathaj-d doubled and third-placer Lake Monroe Inn Seaboard's hitting was well singled while Gary Belcher, Joe three and one-half games . distributed, with Joe Benton Marino and John Lovin had two behind. getting the only home run and Rico Peterson and Buddy -'- ,. Stmpf getting three hits each. - -' - Oviedo has four running backs that Klein Is pleased with. Rick Wark (145) will be the senior starter. He alternated at spilt end last season. Dennis Cone (160) will be a Junior and the other running back. "Cone has a chance of being a good back," Klein said. Seaboard, Eldridge, Chalk Up Wins p roaders Maintain Unbeaten Streak Prosser, Stromberg, Federal, Elks Also Post LL Victories R ai l (195) who started last year and will go both ways; and Chip Johnson (185) who was a defensive starter last year. Soph Jack Procell (170) will start next season at guard while Will Carter (160) a junior who played some defense last year will hold down the other side, Greg Kerr (190) is returning starting center. defense. Every man must do his job. Our greatest job as a coach, Is not to get them one-on-one with our opposition." Klein was quick to point out that he was happy with his spring so far even with the challenge. "We play four teams that are gigantic," he said referring to Lake Brantley (AAAA) Sanford Seminole (AAAA), Titusville Astronaut (AAA) which he rates as the best AAA In the state last season, and New Smyrna Beach (AAA). "We only play one team about our size, Bishop Moore, and they are allored to recruit," he said. A good running, passing and alert quarterback is an absolute must for a successful Veer offense and Klein Is pleased with the performance of young Mike Cox (5.10 and 145) this spring. "He's Improved more than we've got a right to expect," Klein said. Still In competition for quarterback but backing up Cox at this Juncture is Rick Nash (5-8) and 135). Besides great progress at reading keys for the Veer, Cox is more than adequate at the short POP pass to Evans. The coming edition of the Lions will have five seniors on offense and as many seniors on defense trying to Empro last year's 3-7 record. Tight end will be senior Morris Hedges, 6-2 and 175. He was a defensive starter last year and will play both ways for the jamboree. Tackles will be David Caughell Oviedo will also be a passing team this year and Klein says he has the best receiver In the area In returning veteran split end Rick Evans, 6-1,165, "He's the best I've ever coached," Klein said with no reservation whatsoever in his voice. "He's coming oft a great season. He only dropped one pass all last year. He has tremendous hands and good moves. He's one eyelash, one step away from being a real blue chip and he'll gain that by next year. He'll be a senior and our leader." Thursday, May 21, I1e-7A Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TIL9 P.M. Matinee Racing May 31 Only Post Time 1:45p.m. Try out new seafood restaurant Cole, TV race replays RacIng rain or shin. Wed. night special -most concessions 254 Grandstand Admission 504 LadIss free on Thursdays l 831-1140 for Clubhouse Reservations J Aw'o HAIR 13* UNISEX STYLING FAMILY HAIR 314 Commercial INOLE HARNESS RACEWAY f MCal Highway 1 7-02 in Casulb.rry Lakeview Plaza CARE Ph. 322-4913 Downtown Sanford ) - �2 IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 21, 97 CLIPANDSAVE lull ATTENTION.1 sC0REB0A1RD wwsaysu.,n FPrpano ort Lludrvdaie 73. Miami 32 B..Pl 3. Weil Palm 6ebc" Baseball S O P$qq'it,,,rg 2. Tampa I AMERICAN LEAGUE Ea? W L Pct. OS 639 73 13 19 II 211 4' 17 19 172 6 IS 17 .189 6 17 20 49 6': 13 70 129 7': New York Baltimore Boston M.lwkee Cleveland (R ugg les ) (7) •ØQ, 100. 3.40; 3. 3, 3, 340 3 Hill (6) 740 0 (3 ?)%16 60; T (7 16) T 2.03. TENT H - 1, Scotch Snip (ProvoSt) (6) 1160. 1.40, 310. 7 Varsity Bomb (3) 6.60. 6.20; 3. Dea Frisky (1) 360; 0 (36) $11.20; T (I 3 1) 5)92 60: T 210.1. A 2.133; HaniSe 2102.141. Tsday'G.mes OV4Lae'q6alatM,•mi Wijt Palm S.icP. a? Pompano BPà(h St PeIec%burq 4? lamps 1.604" at W, W-11101' Haven W-11101' - - (Dvorecek); 6. Hob. (G); 7. Egyptian Wind (Hobbs); 8. Racing Cloud (Britton); I. Royal Lobo - FIFTH I. Western Champ (kurttwVrth); 2. Maurice Edward (Beretnak): S. Bright Mi., (Van dervort); 6. Oshkosh (Gill); 7. Mary BrookS (J Hysill); I. Hello Dire TENTH - 1. Byrd Bobby 0(13) $31,SC; P (31) $111.20. SEVENTH - I Bob Cob lan (Deeton); 2 SpqdoIlie (M Crank); 3. Scott) Tro4 (Aldrich); 1. Ocala 17.60. 11.10. 110; 2. lsas.a•Paco (6) ! Butler (Wingard); S. Ocala Star Fly SAO, 3.40; 3. Rafael•Oavalos (3) 3.20: (Jetlerson); Byrd 0 (2 6) 546.10; p (2 6) 5233.10. Pan 6. (Newman); 7. Freedom Trail (Van EIGHTH - I. Jorge Sarduy (7) Jayvees Boy 12.10, 1.60, 9,60; 2, GaldosRodolfo Deventer); I. (Provost. (1) I.W. 6.10; 3. Orb. MandIola (1) WOMEN _4' Evening Herald, Sanford, Thursday, May 27,1976--16 Fl. 7 T Medicare Club Notes I Medicare Insurance E!Itifles You Home UseOf.,. Jai M r edicine ' :- 'V 28 n e , i. AWARD Seminole Memorial Hospital staffers (from everyone. MTyJafleCrmweLi,JUlleGuyafldDebbIErbeWeWfnoer1at I . . u MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. I - , of California. (n) Chicago at Oakla nd, In) Rick 11. .743 73 17 .573 31 : so!- YOrk Chicago • ;7 - Los Ang Cincinna ti San Diego Houston 77 15 613 . 21 16 . A. Atlanta C,ncnrati $t I PAINT ia Pro Hockey 11. Finals Bast- OU? Houston 4 HulOa it Winnipeg. WinnI. peg leads series 30. ' St Louis (Falcone 23) Chc.ago (Renko 0 1) New York (Koosman 51) at Philadel ph ia (Kest 72). In) 2 7) at San Diego (Foster 00), (n) Only games Scheduled Friday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Houston at Atlanta, in) Angeles at Los Cincinnati. Cr) Montreal at Philadelphia, LouIs at New York. (n) Son Fraricism at Son Diego. Winnipeg essary at Minor Leagues S UPp "~ I _______ Houst on. if J'1I Cmander LANTERN Harness Racing SEMINOLE FIRST - 1 Mist Bronze (Culhane) (4) 420. 3.50. 2.60; 2. Queen May (II; 3. Sa mpson Flight (1) 2.10, 0 (45) $21 00; T 2:11.3. SECOND- 11. AceHIII (kucI.) (3) 6.20. 3.60. 3.20; 2. Howards Chief (6) fir '4 Reg i I Price - . '. . .- For central ' ' IS,iders) (6) 15.00, 1.60, 3.20; 2. Namara Divillwo Dandy Thing (2) 650. 300, 3. Sam W. I.. PICI OS Bengaxi (1)4.20; Q (26)533 40; T (6 Tarrip. 24 16 oon 2111 535 2': 21) 20; 17:07.3. EIGHTH - 1. Strong (Kurt: St P,IIS,M ismi 4*2 , winter Haven IS 24 331 ? worth) (5) 3.00, 2.20, 2.20; 7. Prompt 21 1* MI-I II 21 .LX2 , ,, 12" x 24" SWING ' LBL1 - ' %" "is. 70C 14" *25" * l' NINTH - I Or .. . Jabit 18"x24"x 1" 70 Chain and hardware included, Price tea.) ' c . 39 . 1' Gal, DONIE ___ m o it i ji. ii. Coventry ____ PAISIS LATEX FLAT 9 Double insulated. I £ Each $575 .i .- SO -'1I1 DU PONT SOT OVER-STOCKED NYLON REMNANTS SCROLLPATTERN EXAMPLE 9x12 Sq. Yd. ~40111 i,F.Vv.a, . 1 Nonsie INSTALL TOMORROW FREE ESTIMATES PH. 321.0930 IvuRrsws4r',,y'MwIJ) ItS P(SCOUNT . PrT-cTnp;. w;;?ir•, "N - -Z. 7 ash arms and rocker run €. Blackaflockop. aSa I Ga \ To make a delicious party snack, simmer peeled, mix with bottled salad dressing Jul , I ' t ,,, Dissolutions Of Marriage Simpkins, George A. and Peeples, Le ilani It. and Erie Shirley A. J. Jr. SolStYII;lfl. Elmer Juani ta S. and 1iIfs, Derothi and George A. Morgan, Charles Gar y STYLING 'c" 323-8630 Obedience Classes Wierschem, Nina D. Buxton, and RaNinond J. Pretty as a picture describes Susan King daughter 01 Mrs. charged. Bell, Graham Sta nley and Community Thc Service eligible for the course if they Curtain time for this unusual Pauline Clark Office of &'minole Community ;e six months old or older. All evening is 7 p.m. For in- Stanley King of Sanford. Susin besides being an active teenager is ifIthUti4StiCllIy involved with the Ballet Guild in r-sm,s J . w ' ' 'rt - c C. 'L' ..313FO(O,VLPt 4 and 5 from 10 am. to 9 pin. The book sale is the culimnation of one year's effort Eugene by student fees at no expense to Buckner. Mary and Samuel The course will teach the dog the taxpayer Carlisle, Douglas S. and ow ne r to teach his animal to ,........Sitcnn olbunureos nave ---A h..,t i,.l sn,I vit cit in,i ,,, ,,',., ..". ................. Everett, Audrey A. and duv,nandstay, recall plus other collected, sorted, priced and basic obedience skills. 1)ogs are catalogued these books. pttces Charles of the books to be sold ran 50 cents. from 10 cents _ M Buy ge Pay More Why _ 1#7S SANORA'~ SOUTH friction clutch ircular =Ue:dlade or Name Brand LIGHT BULBS HOURS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-5:30 SATURDAY (./ %vs\ 5c;1 Each Bulb4 V - Inside frosted bulbs in 60, 75 or 100 watts. • • • • • • At Smith's For Less! to and motor, SALE PRICES GOOD MAY 28thru JUNE Sanford. Susans hair needs to be Ileaibte and wilting to 90 along with her aCtive uiteslyie. That's why Dawn gave her a uniperm for body , blow dried it and then tel It with Super Setters for a totally carefree look, ' Each Has 710 W. FIRST ST. - e SANFORD DAWN'S UNISEX and Stone, Eliza beth and Joseph Jac ki e Marchelle Burnham. Edwin Ellis and college will offer two Beginning dop ixirticipating in the information, call the Maitland Ittith Ann Russell Dog Obedience classes starting strut- I jim (Bust be leashed at all Art ('enter. Caplan. Alexande r M. and June 8. One class will run from times with a training collar and Deborah K. Wise, Penelope K. and ¶ltoIOalfl, and the other will be leash. Book Sale The cusl if the course Is $15. offered from 10:30 a.m. on Warren Robert lando The Friends of the 'rueLiy morning. The classes Registration can be made in the .4'iLD I AND SAVINGS CENTER' 700 FRENCH AVE SANFORD PH: 323-4700 Powder, 2 tablespoons of late. Serves six. Ilarnieling. Thomas J. Public Library will hold their and are one hour each week anti will Registrar s Office at SCC le at Barba-l.ii ytm before June 8. 6th Ann ua l Used Book Sa Brewer. Mary Lee and run for eight consecutive T his course is self-supported ter Park Mall on J un e 3 in the W weeks, a uu GRASS TRIMMER fast with tne helping hand • 95 to Each hotter), 1 2 pound of good chili We Can Help You!!! Frozen pastry shells, a can of more in a large casserole. I short time to defrost when tUl1 ?;,.l ...I,; .1 I. and kiwi ü neeteti, be requested, but no admLision (°''' _____________________________________________ Odorless, easy apply with brush or roller, drying, washable. White and colors. 1229 crumbled chili peppers, (using 9 MEDICALLY SUPERVISED PROGRAM Group members kept frozen. You defeat your cook over low heat two to three which freezes better than exhibiting in the show have purpose if you freeze something hours until thickened. Cool and mayonnaise. Spread filling received local and national too long and it ei th er loses its PCkaII into containers of )OUI between two slices of thin recognition for their art work. flavor or texture, or worse yet, choice. Freeze. bread, package with aluminum Gallery hours are from 10 its nutritional value. To serve, heat for an hour or foil and freeze. These take just Florida ' s boom. Donations Will - 16* 14'" fiber seal, solid fi55. Gal I ) PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED needed. To on- Daniel, Jonell Ii. and Anthony Wade, Roy L. and Mary J. Jaranilla, Barbell If. and A. points In Florida's history, with Liarrin, Glen Michael and Ernesto C. an in-depth study of Sarasota as Julie Bur de n Morris , William T. and Korschewitz. Nancy Welling an example of the burgeoning of Hobbie Jean Morris, Dennis Michael and and Herbert Frederick small communities during Karen Susan McNearny ' " " 4 TRIM CLINIC 831•1300 24 Art Th eatre, - is a collage of high .- REMINGTON. . nets. No. lP. '1 ' Mighty Me "LImb-n-Trim" ELECTRIC CHAIN SAW THEN KEEP IT OFFI! cumin deveined shrimp in a little It is very important that >'u seed, and 1 tablespoon of butter until just pink, a bo ut 4 to July G. A reception will be held June II from 8 to 10 p.m. It is chuck carefully on the length of oregano to the meat. Salt to minutes. Chop coarsely and June2marksthe production of ''Florida: A Feast of Flowers" on the grounds of the Art Center at Maitland. The theatre piece, creat ed by an unusual professional tourning company - Flo ri da Studio Each MIGHTY MITE _______________________ Ready to finish rocker has . 'iOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! : 1 al, 729 iii, Wag BUY TODAY j ' ALLSIZES - 2 -: N LOSE WEIGHT FAST Feast Of Flowers . - HI-BACK ROCKER WALL PAINT 1 SHAG N 1 . H P motor. ' 8" guide bar to cut trees up to l6 thick. ___________________ __________________ ____________________________________________ T5 TACKER son 85 3 Each White and colors DISCOUNT am - .4.41 io'" THIS AD COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE! aluminum foil and put in store breads, doughs, pastry pounds of beef that has been cut freezer until a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. 8' * 26" ......................5 hand-woven double - ply wood fiber seat. LBP, masonry or metal. Loads quickly, feeds automatically. The "professional" tacker. L~ P,, r~, _______________ %~, cream exhibit at the Maitland Art then just set it out to defrost or Center from June 12 through warm in the oven. ___________________________________________________________ Ready -to-f inish. Has Interior-exterior PVA 7104 3/8" DRILL ...t ', :"---'"' ISIS wall finish for wood, I:IliiIN1 " FIBERGLASS PANELS CHAIR 1 EXPERT INSTALLATION OR , , 4,49 j j Early American 1 new Nlaitland Association of Fine choose, you can prepare the - 72S2 _________ to 20. dessert in a minimum of time. Sweet breads are another item that can be kept frozen for some time, then just defrost and serve with cheese. Keep a supply of several different types of family and party meals in your freezer for that Lime when you need something ready in a hurry. that wonderful kitchen aid, the freezer, and the modern cookware that goes from freezer to stove to table In one easy operation, no longer are we faced with the trauma produced by not having anything ready for uncxpcctcd company. to taste- Cover with water and LADDER BACK 85c SAVE AND DO IT YOURSELF - """' - or warp. White, green or neutral. Black&Dec/wp' Mi Model 24" round 101. per PA t of up An unusual party soup that can be prepared ahead of time and frozen is: MOLDED CLAM SOUP 1 can frozen condensed cream of potato soup I can minced clams sith juice 1 tablespoon tarragon vinegar 2 envelopes unflavored Your freezer, plastic food A traditional chili usually has gelatin wrap and aluminum foil can suet and cum in seed in the list 1 bottle clam broth assist in allowing you to of ingredients. This fier Let the soup thaw somewhat. prepare family meals and party version, not for the timid, is nuiicu tlwlI dilu.1 LIIV months in advance. The easily made in large quantities, family meal can be used on a and in containers of a tarragon inegar. Soften the cup clam bro th . day you eit he r don't have the size to suit your ways of en- gelatin in Thanks p 829 Each PVA PAINT 75c prepare some of for Tony Russi Insurance Agency bowls. This will soup delicious and eye appealing serve a large party Arts announces its annual art whole recipe and store it and the seeds will make the dish LoNGw000 PLAZA t-swy. 17-92 LONOW000 Shatterproof. Will not rust, rot, sag 5 Carpet Store C/) a . new topping can make the most pottery Ilerald Correspondent Sanford Insurance Inc. shells or any num be r of ite ms into one inchcubes,andcookin mold, remove from fr eezer that can cut down the time both skillets, stirring until about Art Group hour before se rving. prepare brown. Turn all into a two necessary to Unmold by di pping quickly into The Art Group of the "something special." If you gallon soup pot. Add SX hot water and upending onto a SALE GOOD THRU JUNE VALES JR. SHOELAND gal. can has corrugated sides and reinforced bottom. Reg Price lea. Treasurer Ililda Sommers. Appointed Sunshine Chairman was Mary Roggenkamp. On May 19, the Ladies Auxiliary toured the Fire Station No. 2, located in the Tuskawilla area. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet June Ito the food the chicken barbecue that is being sponsored by t he volunteer fire de pa rt- member of the volunteer lire department or its auxiliary, through adults ,o. - i.,. .. _______ Architectural LLii MOH ME ______ .......... 75C for home 'oc1 .- Each __________________ interior use. Covers ippro*imately25Oto _ - - 4.1.. . Sljavr: 'and Sons Decorator colors and hue for exterior or sq. . , By NANCY 8II Aids can Keds-Olympic Pros-Jumping Jacks - 79 ' 2.3 98 Ready-lo- fini sh 350 ft. gal. __________________________________ . 75c , INFANTS 4' .,_- ,3 Buy a Second Pair ALL SNEAKERS IN STOCK UJ ST-203 20 Using Kitchen By Powells Insurance Agency frozen Regular c 1 CX ,.. , ___________________________ Ga?. L 24"*24"x 1" i .,. Each stool. . - CAN 95 16 "' A 39 SRI 70C ' . Ready-to-finish solid hardwood swing. Mollifi i', is is Cool Cote LATEX PAINT ______ Pick (2)3.00,3.50; 3. Feather Hill (1) 340,0(23)31.10; T(S.2.4) $6000.1 2 )0 3. 14 14 3M U, ________________________ ___________________________ _______________________________________ Each FLORIDA STATE .1*00! 12" *20.. 4'PORCH __ ,,_- -: or room size air (1') Galvanized GARBAGE . ____________________________ _________________________________ 14- x 60 yards. Many uses. The Mckibbin Agency Trauma Is Eliminated Th e barbecue will take place June 6in the bay of Fire Station No. 1, located on Moss Road. It time or the desire to cook. The tertaining. Take one pound of Ileat the rut of the clam broth will start at 1 p.m. and continue party fare can be ute and dissolve the softened used for an coarsely ground suet, and sa till late afternoon, , pouring off the gelatin in it, stirring until extra special event or those fun in two skillets A special feature of the event limes when you feel in the party fat, leaving a thin film on each smmth and clear. Add the will be "take-out dinners" and i1)( for no appa rent reason. skillet bottom. Add one onion thawed cream of potato so up 'free home delivery." And we all know those parties chopped, and 3 cloves of fresh and pour into a quart alum inum Advance tickets mold, leaving a bo ut 2 inch be are the best kind! garlic, chopped fine and sa purch ased by conta cting any ute clearanceatthetop.Coverwith Using your freezer, you can them until for IIIIL.J ____ ____________________________ 49c EACH -' - '•-'.-- e uan Price _1l__ __________________________________ [ . ' - - FIBERGLASS FILTERS • - at Buy One Pair _____________________________ MASKING TAPE ______ ' Ft L.sudsrdai, . Karns Insurance Agency fare R_~4, _____________________________ 559 conditioners or 17 22 .43* S , 7:07.1. West,,, DivIsi Knoxville FIFTH 1. Color Me Beanie 73 I6 C14flOO94 16"x2O"x 1' 22 is i3* 2 (Britton) ( I) 16.10. 360. 710- 7 17 21 IQ S Superficial (1) 2.60, 2.10; 3. Jetty 14 73 .315 "i Symbol (7) 3.20:0(1 6)5,10.43; T ''16" x W.de.sdar, issues 25" ). 1 7) $191.20; T 2:. Orlando 3. JacktonyIlIi Ctt*rIt, 32. Savwvsi SIXTH -1. Michele Eden (Neely) i. Ci4um 2& tgov 09 (1) 1)50, I 00, 3.20; 3. Sit ar Hanover ' 20 KrCo-viil• 7. Oiatlanoopa 1 (7) 370 3 3 (4) 3 60' 0 (1. ' T*6ay's Gam" 7) 5.910: T (1 74) $123.60; T 2:06.1. Aiiirty S.t'ei-nA;l 70" *25" SEVENTH - I. Sp.eed, Tracer W Palm Bilotti ., Each Mode) 122WB JIckIon',Ill, SonI.,s DIvIsIon 7714 RUMP . 369 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS (6)260.300;3.ERD(3)6.$0;Q(1. 5.QUTHEaNLEAGUI 6) $1S.60; T (4 6- 3) $ 316 50; 1 1:37.1. Casters DIvIsIon FOURTH -1. Ancind' (Paul (I) W. L Orlsnoo 160, 110, 300: 2 Curt Job,, (7) z If sn S4% anesaft 30 If 52* 2 460,3,70; 3 Jack Pence (5) 6.30; Q U.a.ni my and Baftery (38)5.62 60; T (362) 5,321.00; DO (I3) $19.00; T 7112 THIRD').StonKi'(PhilIipa (nt , - ___ Friday's Game Today's Games , : Crumley Monteith Inc. Photo by 8111 Vincent Jr.) ' ...... '........... P"' I -4 PATIO~ t UNFINISH FURNITURE Series Today's Games Pittsburgh 6, Montreal 3 Philadelphia S. New Yoe o Los Angeles S. San Diego 0 San Francisco (Hat;cki nAfiuWAfit WHA Playoffs 3 Louis 2 San Francisco St. Today's Games PhOe'nix at Boston. Boston leads series I O . SGO TTIIJ Of bun . . Best-of-i Series 20 70.5006 15 26 .109 10 Atlanta 'o 26 .351 11 San Fran 16 71 .372 11': Wednesday's Results Chicago 4, NBA Playoffs Finals 444 101 : 436 11 -4 4)5 7 West qINK Js Pro Basketball 524 7': 72 20 16 70 I? 72 Montreal f• GB 28 9 123937-116 39 1310-ifl "" Thursday of each month at 8 pill. The guest speaker for the June meeting will be Ronald lierif,1, a naturopath, who will speak on health and nutrition. A family outing is planned on Father's l.a' at Wektva Springs Park. Anyone interested in joining the organization should plan to attend this picnic. For ui formation about childbirth 33-26-42-113 Brent Wenger Jerry Gr eene NATIONAL LEAGUE East Phila Pitts Lane Boyd-Wallace Insurance Agency awards banquet Saturday at the I.Angford Hotel In Winter Park. I Herald -. " Kansas City Radiologic Technologists not given CALL 831-1300 , the Central Florida Society new -- , WINNERS 668-5613 at ,, Blair Agency left) Vicki Klrtley, even K11P IT OFF TRIM CLINIC -. MONDAY, MAY 31 to I i We Bill Medicare For You ION L UDC Medicare WILL BE CLOSED To Observe MEMORIAL DAY a contact at Obtain these services LOSE FAT FAST $1. L - CALL . The Following Insurance Agencies owner causes the I I S If SIXTH Read I. Mindy Nib (Rau). 2. Detroit -Alai cJL)els • PRESSURE BED PADS LOCO Legs (Secbes): 3 Red Head TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Putt-Putt West . (E. Symbol(NoDrlver;1.FlyHank(No K.B Mutiny FIRST 1. Koehler. RPII, ¶rcd of DAYTONASEACH Kan City adult 73 Il 657 life and through its classes and membership, HyselI); 2- Sweetheart Volto Dryer). S. Miracle Snow (Provost. WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Texas 21 13 .313 Vi peltona Medical Arts Phar- overuse in infancy brings on • COMMODES AT EASTCOLONIAL Dave and Peg Gocken (Hierpe); 7. W or thy (Brayton); 3. Armbro Mazca 6. Plukey Luke FIRST-). Ibar.Edwardi) 17.20, Chicago 19 16 543 1 Pro OIvlilon mac)' was the guest speaker resistence in the adult. Cough of Deltona. Robin (So l ders): I. Chance Win 160. 3.10: 2 BarauinLorenzo (0) (Bennett); 1. Tom Torre (Gill); S. Minnesota 19 6 5)1 s RiCh Henderson i 26 2579 Ocala Beb (Peters): 6 Camden (kurtlworth). the monthly preparations often contain • PATIENT LIFTERS inst week 7.20. 1.60; 3. Bob,Goodw in (7) Oakland 17 21 113 9 Jim Haynes 732731-Il Bonnie (Bourgeois); I. Singing Sam SEVENTH - I. Bordners Pride Q (16) 549.20. P (1 6) i3 60 10.60. of Education IS 71 .149 12 meeting For A large amounts of alcohol which Joe Marazzito 28 25 30 (No Driver); 2. Winning Tina (B. SECOND -1. Solos Goodwin (7) Wednesday's Results .WHEELCHAIRS Dave Rogers • BATH EQUIPMENT 21 79 31-6.4 Gentle Birth, child ELEVENTH - I. Solana Z Bernardston Requt); 3. Majorette L. Bar sleep, doing SECOND 1. Miss (See 13.00. I 10, The United Daughters of the 3.60; 2. Bob Sutton (1) Baltimore 62. Detroit 06 ClsrenceDaniels 29 31 2$-U (O'Kelley); 2. Silverbell Rice be's); 4. Fast And Easy (Hierpe); Mandiola (1) 1860. 3360, Ii 10. 2 U Koehler warned that although little for their cough, 610.3 20; 3. BerquinGoros (3)300; by Your Physician Kansas City 144, Texas 24 Prescribed As Tom Daniels Confederacy will meet May Rafael Pecina (3) 720. 3 00. 3 Star Student (D'Amato); 6. 0(1.7) 579.20 P 17 4) $266.10; Big 32 3) 21-U (Rau). 3. J . N. King (R. Neely); 1. tilafly medications are sold 2nd game Suspended 9 iflflIflQt Koehler pointed out that the at 2:30 P.M. at 208 W. 17th St., Jack Poole Victor.Gastl II (2) 110. 0 (3 4) Prevaricator (Phillips). 7. Nelson II i with all 3M Captan (Dageriats). S id 4) $16060; New York 1. Clevela nd 3 Ken Evans without a prescription it does mixing of over-the-counter 32 32 92 terson Adios (Kimball); 6 Bon Jour under (1 I with all $39.40; P (13) $111.20. Way (Taylor); I. El Captain (No 7) $71020 Sa ford. Co-hostesses will Milwaukee 6, Boston 2 Tom Bonds 11 t mean that they are "safe" TW ELFTH I. Jorge Elorrl 323331-103 Quick (Habbs): 7. CharI Tag Driver): AE I Glory Land (Gill): medications also causes Mrs. W.B. Wallace, Mrs. 15.10. THIRD i. Solos.Goroa (5) Chicago 1, California 0, 11 in At"ateur Division 70.60. 1120; 7.70: 2. liasa Rodotfo AE 2 Counsel Rice (Bourgeois). I Bereinak); I Carlton Time (Sica) 8.60, S,M 2. Uriarte Lorenzo (4) flings f The public riiust problems, lie said that parents Charles Steenworth and Mrs. Bobby Henderson 38772376 (5) ?.40. 3,90; 3. Orbir-Soniguen (0) EIGHTH - 1. More Reliable 440,120;) NestorPecina (I) 11.00: THIRD - 1. Mr. Durkee Minnesota 6, Oakland I John Gann learn to read the warnings should ask their pharma 400 0 13 S: 543 60: P (3 5) 5293 40; (Wiltey). 2. Proms Rival (Taylor); 0 (A 5) 5.69 60; P (5.4) $171.60. Camden Jody 2$ P 22-fl (Provost): 2. cist Ruth Swinney. District Today' s Games Jimmy Crato 76 2371-60 before using the medications, when in doubt as to what to te Big 0(34 consolation all)) $120 SO. Kucia; 3. Nibs Brat (DeBerry); 1. 3. Pines Bluff (Ruggles); 4. Iron City FOURTH - 1. Zubi (5) 9.10. 3.60. Boston (Jenkins 35) at Mil Calvin Lingetbach use director, Mrs. John Wallace, (34 all 3) 5239.40. FOR 21 21 30'32 Rudy Adams (W. Spriggs); S Buddy Nancy (R. Recur); S. DottieKnOx 4.00; 7. Egurbi 42) 4A0, 5.20; 3. P4CO Ile explained that dosage is for their children. waukee (Brobet II) Chuck Palm Cocoa Beach, will be guest (Bridges); 6. Peoples Choice (L 7627 21-12 Hope (TPmpson); 6. Rid Clay (3) 560; Q (7.5) 537.00; P (52) Minnesota (Blyleven 13) at Alan Atkison usually determined by weight Koehler, along with other speaker and will install Van); 7. Pansys Knight (Seiders); S. 26 26 3-66 (Sica), 7 Bullet Freight (Kurtz $93.60; DO (3-5) $6400. Oakland ITorrez 45) Denni s Piper 2577.31-46 worth); S. Joppa Star Maid Potentate Pick (Udell). imd children's aspirin, local professionals, serves Ofl officers for 1976-77. 'Deliver FIFTH - 1. Solana .Boniguen (5) Kansas City (Splittoeff 33) at Doug Short 3027 70-V (Ovoracek). AE I Kingly Hat when in the correct the Professional Consultant NINTH I. Yankee Hobo 17.S0,7.I0,440;2, Zubl.Mandiola(1) Texas (Singer 31). (n). (pre Rob Ellof 267$ 31-U fRau) (Kurtzworth); 2. Jefferson Import 510. 4.20; 3. Isasa Gasti 11(1)3.00; ceded by completion of Wearies dosage can be dangerous when Board for Education For a WSFD Auxiliary Novice Division Princess Strong (R. FOURTH (S. Clark): 3. Sam Drucker (SIca); Q (45) $11.40; P (51) 5.236.50. day night't suspended game) Wayne Neil given to a sick child. Gentle Birth. The organization I Backfire Bavel (Rau); S. Cash Regur). 7 , Pepper John (Kurt: S SIXTH - 1. Galdos.Diaga (3) Cleveland (Peterson 03) at RenoGambone The Ladies Auxiliary to the 212729-44 worth. 3 Galavard is Clark): I FOR FREF CONSULTATION Box Teething medications and sponsors Lamaze (Serbes); Bonnie 6. Hwy. 17.92 Fla. Flyer (Van 17.00, D.Bary, Ave., Lake 700, 3.60; 3. Solos-Egurbi (1) New York (R. May 31). (n) Dave Kull • childbirth Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Deventer); 1. Joshua (Strong) Eric Mar Al (Meyers): S. Sail Boat 700 3.00; 3. Uriarte Molina (2) 300; Baltirncre (Holtzman 3 2) at David Tschirnar't - - - - - -- - CLIP AND SAVE - - - - - - - -, pagh preparations should be clas 262933-90 ' ' . ses and monthly programs Department met May 11 to elect Detroit (Coleman 73?, In) Chris Oenargo 7032 ,' ' •,.. . . ' used in moderation. One of the for parents. Membership in the officers. Chicago (Jefferson 11) at John McLaughlin 21.3036-93 in properties teething organization is open to all California (Tanana 53). (n) Steve Woodley 20 31. 33-91 Elected to a one year tern medications may Fridays Games Dave Steib 79 37 31-93 were President Gerry Noose, Baltimore t Boston. (n) Ron Rottlnghaus sharing lthephII,lhirth find 33.34 29-96 'a Vice-president Ruth Holzman, New Y or k at Detroit. (n) George Cruz 31.7033-97 childrearing experience. The Clevela nd at Milwaukee. (n) Tim Absler Secretary Etta liarville and 33.31 33-91 organization meets on the third Texas at Minnesota. ( n) Chuck Chipps 103529-101 - L. Subscribers Q 2 6 with 1 7) $31960 NINTH - I. Rafael (2) 13.00. S 20. •BREATHING MACHINES 360: 2. Sarduy (3) 6.60, 5,20; 3. Boniguen (6) 6.60 ; 0 (2 3) 537,20; fl) $11970 4 •OXYGEN TENTH - I. Bob Goros IS) 1010. 720 300 2. NestorOvy (6) 3 60. 0 3 Uriarte Dfaga (1) 500. Q (3 Z • HOSPITAL BEDS 6) $32 20; P (S I) $119 10; DO I $67 30. (Selders). ---a. ALL YOU CAN EAT ! ! 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A NON Jul doomm BONNE0 lIIllill JllliMEMOlBEN JllIJllIil,0 ls ST.ER- CHI' -EV NI 1I,:g i vJ,t ii Clau de Ash '''-' __ ___ S ' - , , VV H ere dity Governs Height We Can Help Ynu Find Your Dream House ead HOME-Every Sunday $0 e L14 ... FIFTH FAX.. CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS Thursday, May21. 1t739 -" 24 Presently Islang) 24 Unsorted nickname 26 Impediment2 Nautical term wheaten flour 43 French river 27 FtatttP 3 Wind IHindul 41 P,ilr 32 Tranquil Question Values (1 By JOANNE KOCH S a divorcee and knows many by her husband. This views, I would choose. the one man, but bitterly resents being woman of her sense of self" The Herald Services divorcees, none of who felt recognition that change exacts used by Angela Barron considered only someone's I believe with McBride that i will brighten your future readers ARI March 21-April 19) any have elation and relief when their its price need not prevent us McBride McBrideasthetitleforhernew other traditional and feminist values This should be an active day, considerably. esponded to the debate over divorces were granted. "If OO book A Married Feminist." family life, but dep1oes the will result in a new syntheses, it from making chvige, but 24-Nov. fl) SCORPIO I Oct. with some pleasant surTirlses. he effects of the women's has had an emotional coinmay temper the process with A married feminist to quote Ms. sterile, functional view of man that "the richest legacy of You may even meet someone You are definitely a power to ñovement on marr1ae. Some mitment to a good marriage McBride, "feels pulled In two as head of the family and feminism" is not hostility or compassion. who has a bright, new Idea for contend with today. You have a em believed women should and to all that entails," writes directions between woman as Its heart. A wife who Indignation or the right to that draws the magnetism you to the old values of Mrs. Sketchlcy, "one never the traditional values and con- wants to belong to one man, yet demean men as much as men "Where do you stand on need, as well )'OU TAURUS lApdil 20-May 20) people ClIch, children and cooking. comes out of it feeling, 'ahh, at asked one ventions Ofl one hand, and a not be his private property, (a have demeaned women. :: s feminist spectrum?" any Joint There are excellent op- elementathat enhance One Charlottesville, Va., man last, I'm a free woman and can reader. I believe that greater commitment to feminist person who is) sensitive to the not even the right to trade portunities for profit around venture, claimed that women need men do my own thing.' options for women and men are ideology on the other." She Is fact that demanding can make places with men. It is "the " SAGITTAR [US (Nov. 23-Dec. You today. Ask the top price for to look up to. A"Men these days Dr. Framo, as we wrote In a long overdue. Uw and I have "a woman who wants a loving, a woman look selfish, but being realization that people have anything you're selling, or for 21) People Just want to be are too passive, letting the previous column, was restructured our lives because long-term relationship with a undemanding can deprive a choices." around you today. You impress your services, make all the decisions." describing families, par- of this belief, making It possible (May 21-June 20) others so favorably, you could GEMINI But most readers worried ticularly those husbands, who for him to become a parent in Conditio affecting you per- even pick up a valuable that reports of male confusion are experiencing the disin- deed as well as name, allowing sonally make a favorable shift ally. nd distress might add fuel to tegration of sex sterotypes as a me to appreciate the rewards today. Give the utmost con CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan,i the anti-feminist fires. A Provo. IflVV rtlnp 5hn an ai. iu ° aria snare the pressures of sideration to any new project 19) SomethIng new may • I t%h, woman, who described family therapist, it is Framo's being a breadwinner. Alexander Mitchell, 65, Patrick J Myers, 24, developing for your work or Victor B. Peterson, 16, you want to launch. herself as a Mormon wife and responsibility to concern Sanford, and Marylee Jemison, Longwood, and Jennifer A. Sinford,and Priscilla J. This could be today. CANCER (June 21-July 22) career mother,believed that weshould himself with the emotional In the course of making this 4 , Sanford Powell, 20, Longwood Wilson, 18, Sanford. Don't be too surprised today If a very beneficial, parthularly not pass on reports such as Dr needs of each person In a change and during the research Gerald J. Houck, 37, Winter James H. Tate, 40, Gregory P. Rice, 26, long-overdue debt is repaid, or key people are Involved. James Framo's description of family. He cannot, and I think, and interviews for our book Casselberry, and Mary F. Park, and Thellis M. Rhodes, Altamonte Springs, and Doree AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 19 if you get the first slow trickle the pain of changing traditional should not be a cavalier about "The Marriage Savers," we Farmer, 33, Casselberry Winter Park. 1.. WIllis, 20, Sanford. of a return from an old in. Cast aside old methods that male-female roles Is causing pain, even the pain experienced have found that most men are Carl A. Holman Jr., 36, James D. Clemons, 47, have not proven successful, Samuel L. Jackson, 23, Lake vestment, some men. Said she, "It's like by a male chauvinist. Nor can resilient enough to make role Cincinnati, Ohio, and Dorothy Casselberry, and Helen Mary, and Veronica G. Mathis, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You Don't be concemed. You'll could be motivated today byan develop new better ways to already Inflamed against female people. Dr. Framo Is welcome the opportunity of Raymond 0. Norman, 39, Walter J. Coachman, 21, Darrell R. Cantrell, 28, important happening that will operate. pJ flis3, reminding us that the man who breaking out of their old Sanford, and Mary L. Brewer, Washington, D.C., and Sharron Sanford, and Eunice L. Can. IJ PISCES (Feb. 20-M&dt 201 instill new hope In you. If it's "Mrs. Janet Sketchley, also of is dumped by his wife hurts just cultural straitjackets. H. Riggins, 21, Sanford. 38, Altamonte Springs trell, 26, Sanford, right, you will react to It in- This Is a good time to change or charlottesville, states that she as badly as the woman deserted If I had to give a label to my improve your home or stinctively. VIRGO tAng. 23-Sept. 22) residence. You're in a good Pursue your goals broadly cycle. What you do will mate Smoothie Dia Right Number today, especially in career something of lasting beauty. YOUR BIRTHDAY areas. You're capable of doing IU t DEAR ABBY: I'm a long authentic ones I receive. May U, 1976 big things If you pot your mind ,Istance telephone operator, 1)EAR ABBY: My sister-inand energy to it. An active year Is ahead of )Q( rid I must have a very aplaw and I have been having a LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) socially. It will be rewarding. telephone voice ling difference of opinion about Don't treat plans you make The types of friends- you', men have askcd titanY ause cnu'lhjni' n that dr'als with a ' today lightly. If the foundatlon3 always bees locking 'they could meet inc. I never sexual matter. are properly engineered, you enter your life. (as tempted because I thought, I hnvc never regarded sex as 'What kind of a creep would "dirty," but I don't think small )ant to make a date with a girl -------children belong in their - — — . it' nas never seen anu KflOWS brother. I must have called 10 parents' bedroom when the nothing about?" I N Al b K I I) (1 Well, a few months ago i got a places, and he wasn't at any of parents are having relations. My brother and his wife have man on the line who Was trying them. The poor man .sounded ily OSWAlD and JAMES J,tCOBY desperately to locate his unhappy and frustrated, then 3-year-old son who is allowed B A A he expressed his sincere ap- in their bedroom while they are king of trumps and makes hid' ' predation for my cooperation. making love. In fact, they boast contract. I liked his manner, and he about their openness and Jean points out that a really said he liked my voice because "healthy attitude" about sex. devious West mightfinda way ithada"smile"init.Tomakea They say it is "beautiful" and to defeat the four-spade con long story short. I broke all the see no reason to keep it hidden REG. $509.95 tract. When East leads the s though it were a crime or rules and agreed to meet him. third heart, our sly West ruffs REG. $55995 . LESS TRADE $10.00 (Don't say where this letter is something to be ashamed of with the seven of spades. LESS TRADE $10.00 from because I could get fired. South overruffs with dumMaybe I am wrong, but it just __ We are going together now, doesn't seem right to me. my's nine, Now put yourself in South's position. What one 30W Wide sad K' lOgS! but when people ask inc how I Neither my brother nor his wile rk!.• N. Frist Tbntnti card is West least likely t, met him, what should I say? is stupid, so I can't understand • 30 Widi. 1111" 1101 • our. Diii U.Thf . Na Frist TbrhietI hold' The jack of spades. S'P • Purtr Sam Seltiti Sign Me their thinking. Please ask your • • 2lcirrm South leads a spade, finesses 'SM(X)Thl (J1'EIIATOII" experts if I am wrong or in> •TwU Side-Out Cris.nl • Twig Slide Olt Crlsparsl his 10 and loses his contract. • Frieze, Holds Up Ti IC? • 3 *di.st*ie CiitUSlU _____________ DEAR SMOOTH: Put that brother is. ) 11 Stititi! I Paid. of Froze "smile" In your voice and tell ANONYMOUS • Carnal B.ttn Ii. ad • Adestsb Skit,..) tsj Trig! your Inquisitive party to dial t)E/tl(ANON\'MOUS: Idon't • FusKdMt An Ontario reader wants to "infornuitinn." tune to ask my experts to say know if spades hasalwaysbeen DEAR ABBY Here' s .1 that I agree with you. Although the ranking suit switch for you: Why should a sexual relations may be The answer at contract is married who is seeing beautiful, they art' for should "Yes". In the first days of another girl on the side mci bet a prhate affair. is auction, spades was the low, ,s • keep telling me what a wonA est ranking suit Dim !(Jmcvn, • derful lover his wife is? is invented royal spades to out',' i, /i,Ii j If she's so wonderful, what rink Al other; You could bid am I doing in the picture? Libe e regular spades (lowest) or We are indebted to Swiss ex- royal spades (highest). It PUZZID pert Jean Bessee and the didn't take long for the 'S I)EAIt PU7,7.l.EL): Maybe BUivLjii of Lite Asiserican Con' lowest spades tothsappearand IS ,// . ne's trying 10 geL )"u Lu (13 /( /5 tract Bridge League for since then the spade suit has harder because you're No. 2. '',':' today's handbeen top dog. I)EAIt AIRY: My sr'rn who is South reaches a rather nor-, junior in high school has an (For a copy of JACOB)' mai four spades. The defense English teacher who must have starts with three rounds of MODERN. send Si to: "wit, w,rped sense of humor. She hearts. West cuffs the third at Bridge," cio 'h,I heart with the jack of trumps newspaper, p. o. Box 489, reeentiv gave her students an Later on South finesses Radio City Station, New York, assignment, of which I think successfully against Eacts N Y 700 19) >ou should be aware. She asked them to write a r" "Dear Abby" letter, and she __________________ I C SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox tots! them to make them as wild . 0'. imI far-out as possible, but also j,_.,. to make them believable, Is I don't know the literary value she thinks there is to this kind of creative writing. I We Wil Be imagine b> this time, you have Closed Memorial become an expert at detecting • : • Day • the phony letters. but I want to "' 5 warn you that about 40 of them will be coming your way soon. This Is modern education? HAT FINK MOTHER )'" IN CLEVELAND l)E1t11 FINK: No matter hose Shoe Store 1 \../ , ' "wild" the students' phony .208 E. FIRST ST. A letters art', they couldn't PH. 322-0204 possibly match some of the '-:: _ — , I VY £ _____ ______ eaders By BERNICE BEDE OSOL _______________ ________ Evening Hera W Sanford, Fl. - 39 Line 19 ______________ SI Wand (Fr) Switches 52 Poker stake 53 Sharp (prefil 54 Educational 8 MIk farm 31 Certain mass Oil group lab ) 9 Kidney ( prels) singers 18 Singing Promontory 10 EsPiort 33 Stair part groups 56 Card game it Cryptogamous 38 Embellish 20 Zodiacal sign 57 Auricle growth 40 Window parts 21 Charioteer it fell behind II Set firmly n -DOWN Ben 19 Melodies place 22 Wild party THE BORN LOSER OIfl9 Puzzt. M usicale EGINS .FRID HOTPOINT 18 Cu. FT. "NO FROST" REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER p Potential T Y *M6 A HOTPOINT 18 CV. FT. "NO FROST" HOTPOINT 14 Ci. FL 10 FROST" REFRIGERATOR FREEZER REFRIGERATOR- FREEZER ___________________ H% law rents E. Lamb, NI. D. BLON DIE Chic Young S?ECIAI.. (TOf IS FRCASSEED RWSTER COMBS (irSOut.OS i " v r' ('you TWINK iT \ SOUNDS " ( TERRIBLE ~ C_ N Cr Lit JJ] ( JITJ ',QIJ '1TASTE EM' j- ---i I% IJ I s.f .5 in by Al Vsrsnsr YES, AT \ IO PM. TONIGHT I'LL QUIT SMOKING (IM SO"\ 'PRouo') 82 , — TO RESUME POMPTLY\ AT 7&M. :)WI - % c '( LP is Ii- -"I ARCHIE by Bob Montana I ME A, MY iN • Tc RESIS1AICE 11 COuWNT is iow' sisrrl4A1 LAST GAG (-' II_ FRANK AND ERNEST TH12ff DAYS by Bcb ThOY SAT HEM, p5yipj ANP wITING...WRfl',WG AND MSTING...WHE,I SDDNj,Y Th SKY WAS Pti1T RNP THIS 9014jNG 44 voIce SAID, /.. • to tell / - . - S Never Na lied fez lisa • =month Friezer ad 0 Fig S 04111 21" WWI ad 11 __ ________ _ -- _____ 1 ' I I rat d Look for a Star-Spangled Summer! '' -. ',.. •- 4 THE I , TIW than neighbor • I I '\niqht's Is that Holpolnt 30" HI Lo TrI.Leyel Range WflHSRFCLW4OVIN R.t'15995 twine $150.00 $59995 I lsfie 2 Outs is age • , .iti itfl id lith Gnu! 2' • SsI AlpiluEs Ostistil OasTadud.as IFull Width Stsr. Ormit Cutnstz a. Too Ciii. Out if iszt of tam Lit ta is. ills TvtIid liTeds7! HOTPOINT 20" COMPACT ELECTRIC RANGE R. $ng 995 • Caspict laly 21" itñ, "N I • [ti if? Out 0,tw • Rn hal Istx$arfua salt Csutnsl. S Small AUaaa Out!.?! I TKTItk Wy fez ally spxut WU 0 you kitasi Its Cabs Tries! • lsI.ssdMPjf ] M' \ 1;0.0d S HOF [J Belong. 4 HOTPOINT ELECTRIC - WASHER d Cross. •iess,".& ut tu'.usn.w 'The Good hbor. \ "Where's all this laundered money I keep heating about? These bills don't look like they've EVER been washed!" +Neig 000NESBIJRY by Garry Trudeau$ Have a cool summer in a light weight polyester dress suits. Solids and prints with easy swing skirt. v P.WIMV.7 ij L 6t4S V &TZt' jy- It iJ11 '1'! WITH AUTOMATIC SENSI-DRY BLEACH CSPE?ISEPI 'FOLJR SOIL REMOVAL C'(CLESI 1419 CAPACITY OF MIXED HEAVY FABRiCS! gP' V. Ret $259 95 Lau TnsM$3003 22 995 _,,_. maiy/esther's _ 200 Park Ave. Sanford 11 ORLANDO • 299 -' listen water lev el and temperature siecta's -ciearsaig titer , assures Usors*zds lEst remcv&, automat-c sell ifalh1Q and hej.y ilJty MMW. WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS I HOTPOINT ELECTRIC DRYER Rig $349 95 LauTntds $50.00 I X19W pv-i: 1' L4LLy IN YS USE CF11tfiV,#- ORLANDO & MAITLAND STORES OPEN MONDAY IlL 8 P.M. f \\ .2SPEEO WASHER TUMBLEWEEDS WW IF tf ISW1WIA WCK ON VAT NO HIS ________ 18.99 $39995 _____ ________________ __ An example of how nutrition affects growth despite genetic makeup was seen in the Japanese culture. After World War II there was a marked increase in the protein content of the diet. As a result the later generations of Japanese ctükfren are much larger their parents. They were so much larger at an earlier age that the r.cbootroom furniture used for the parents was no longer acceptable for the children, sorry ______ __________ _________ those individuals who do not Address your letter to me in form cnougli growth hormone care of the Evening Herald P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, will be pituitary dwarfs. New York, N.Y. 10019. am $43995 489 Lamb illnesses, hormone distur- growth. Giving them more bances and poor nutrition. As protein than the amount needed for a well-balanced diet would an Illustration, a person with not have increased their growth excessive amounts of growth further. For more Information hormone from the master on proteins send 50 cents each pituitary gland just underneath the brain may become a giant, for the Health Letters, numbers particularly if too much hor- 3-Sand3-6, Proteins. Part I and II. Send a long, stamped, selfmone is provided during the addressed envelop for mailing, growth phase. By contrast, vitamins will not increase anybody's height or growth development unless the lag in growth development was caused by a vitamin deficiency REG. $449.95 LESS TRADE $5000 _______ - The same applies to protein. Are there vitamins could give to hasten their Once a body gets all It needs, providing additional protein growth In height' They both asking me why they are so short will not increase growth. It's much like building a house. and I don't have the answer. Once you have all the bricks am 5 feet 2 and my husband that are1called for in the plan feet for building the house, DEAR READER The fact providing additional bricks that you and your husband are 'won't help at all. not very tall Is part of the an. The -Japanese children had er. We are all born with a Sf1 tflC past on wets blueprint that providessubsisted low in protein, such diets can basic plan for our entire body slow knd stunt growth. Giving development under optimal m additional protein merely conditions. provided enough protein for You can affect that plan by more rapid and complete getting a normal well-balanced diet that would not be u cm. r4T MY MoiJNrAIM.' ______ _______ DEAR DR. LAMB — I have a 15-year-old son who Is 5 feet I inch tall. He is healthy, very active in sports, eats well, but is shorter than most of his friends. I also have an 11-year-old who is 4 feet 6 and he is also shorter than his friends. to begin with. If your boys are %oRRV, SIR, [___. 40 N. ORM4GI AVE. MAITLAND 1795W. ORLANDO AVE 423-4468 830-8969 SANFORD 1 100 S FMP$CH AVE. 1 — 'I 4LtcmE:c and I rred Cyclist 'Special Permf'rni/ PoyKs'stSatsug. • Fwsiy Size Cap.ityl 'Lip Front Lint F'ltart •Front Loadingard Scoarste Start Contrvl • Only 27 Inches Vidal HOTPOINT 30" ELECTRIC RANGE hdgst with Easy Mm REG. $279.95 LLSSTPJDE$5t00 229 • -IN Ova Ughd •Uh'QltO,..O.afezhey C1s •S. Hp C.sk-ta • LiltOut Ddp FMW • Dais kd.d Caid Coftd • Pd WWA Itanaps Onasd • c.csi. ". - Convenisni Terms ORLANDO & MAITLAND STOR Ei MON. lvi TILIPU TULS SAT. 510530PM I Sp STO RE OPEN i MO5 - SAT iTOiJO LL 510*55 CLOiSCO SUN I L A FREF flFI IJDV _ dp AD 322-7953 SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE S's �4B-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 27. irn _________ CLASSIFIED ADS TELEVISION LISTINGS 830 Thursday EvenInj 61 24 LLL T)Ø1A5 FE. 12:30 9 WIDE .wsTERY: 'The p,an." IU) 2 12 TOMORROW 61 PORTER WAGONER 8:57 2 12: NBC lEWSUPOATE 900 4 NBA BASKETBAU. PLAYOFFS. Championship 9WT IIVO in thO wIes. toafl' 2 4 6',: NEWS * FAMILY AFFAiR 7 24 ZOOM 35 MY FAVORITE p,.ppj 8:30 2 12 4 6' os r€ws 61 I DREAM CF JEAID1E 9' ABC PEWS 24 LOWELL THOMAS p pj 2 2 TO TELL THE TRUT}I lion-Orlando Press femc* 24) INTERCOM 24 j 3$ STAR 7:30 2 TREASURE P'JNT WONDERFU.. WOItO ' property wIth happineis, and how on telogicai stip cieateci 9' ABC NEWS CLOSE UP 'Airncan Schools. Rurtlung P the Test, Cc*sner*avy 01 "Beyond the Berrmjds TrI" ane." Fred PMcM,rray, Dan. ra W*. A newly nwTIed sctn,o rnestering the NITdwnerlaisMlsolre&sng,wnt. arid vee close fneri search 101' theflt 4; 6' n€ wAL'roNs cwe 10:30 2 5:30 4 SI COLONEL .wsii 6:10 1959, (aiy01old Resi& l'ObOI IedDf $3QIIICOS b P'Oted SOdat' Ofl saved PIe '7 14' MARK OF "Rite fiey." The Wends 24 UUAS. ,, 11:15 '6 NEWS 11:30 ia TOMGHi' WIDE ViIORID '#'5 TERY: "PMrnx," 24 ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 11:45 2 frst arid obebi' orIr hazz beçer Ien1om Soodarid the Bl'sve than ventzses W* purely )azz rerOtiore 01 ny" arid "Look for the Silver 6' CBS MOVIE, "The Seven Faces 01 Di Lao." Batters Eden. Tony Randal 1964. In BACK. o- TER 35 MOV)ETUIC y C the early days 01 the West. an doctor oPe a 1949. Story 01 deveiopnierl 01 circus bringing mysterious naval aviat*n arsi a%uaj, 12:55 2 12 NBC NEWS 6 SUMI€R SEMESTER 6:25 1 '00 2 12' SOMERSET 6 NEWS 2 (MIn.) WITH THIS RING (Tues., Thurs.) JEANNIE poIr IN EDUCAflON (Fri) DAN GRIFFIN SHOW 9 DAILY WORD PiO 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6* (n Wed, FtI) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (Turns.) UNDERDOG ('fli.ts.) BULL' WINKLE 9' SUNRISE JUBiLEE 645 6' SUNSHINEALMANAC 700 2i '12' TOOAV(localrwuivs at 7:25 arid 8:25). '4' '6' CBS NEWS: (Cli. 4, THIMISSOURI SNEAKS _________________k 61 POPEVE AND FRIENDS '9' GOOD MORNING AMERICA RON - sinwa - war p.ps tie clutch _____ / 111ff-Il T$UT1I it t• ,*. I LAST NITE "EAT MY DUST" ' "STEELARENA" 10:10 9 LETSMAKEADEAL 1130 2, t: HOLLYWOOD sous 4. T: LOVE OF LIFE 6* (MOn., Turns, Wed.) A RLDOF*ENfflUS) ON YOUR OWN (Fn.) RE LIGION IN THE NE , To n bunes 1.5 E. Aitamorute Springs. (136) Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious n.ime or 436 & 1.1 CHEVRON SERVICE CENTER, and that I intendtoregistersadnamewlth the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, TOWII Section 86509 Florida Statutes 1957. 4 Snuff - ,'merican life and liberty, coneludes NBC's bicentenntal trilogy of SpeCials tonight with a 90minute effort called "The Pursuit of Happiness." -s. - _...._ OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is heret.y given that a Public Itearng will be held at the Commsston Room in the City Hail fl the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 o'coc PM June II, 1916, to consider thi adoption of an or " ' - A 8:30 ' DEATH WISH ' 11:53 - 10:15 SWAP SNOPIFLIA MA*XIT SUWOAY$ AM.)Fill PM, MOVIS LAND Whether you Ounti7, or enjoy NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO ADELE DEHR. top for the sing-a-long tandards, you'll enjoy RICK KEELER as he brings - - to you Greatest music f the world. the His smoatitand relaxing styI.IsIh*p.r$.ct way1,sedu evening. Corns shr with him the magicof mssk Nv A..rfq t• I i Thirteen Miller, Buffalo. New York YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a proceeding for diSSOlution of marriage has been filed against you, and the short title i% IN RE. THE MARRIAGE OF ARTHUR R. DEUR, Husband, and ADELE DEHR, Wile, and these presents command you to appear and l'Ie your Answer or otter defense ur pleading wilfi the Clerk of fti dr. Cuit Court in arid for Seminole County. Florida, and serve a copy thereof on Petitioner's atforney, ROGER 1. BERRY of Berry 1. Fuller, Post Oftite Drawer 0. Sanford, Florida )I. On or betel the 12th day of June, 1916, otherwIse a dOtaulI will be entered against you WITNESS my hand and seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on thiS 11th day of May. 19Th. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwltti, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court B'j' Martha 1. Vihten Deputy Clark JOLLY WHAU ROC.ER L. BERRY 01,. tthe BERRY 1, FULLER Attorneys for Petitioner S,R44 weed 2 171044, Laws of Florida, 1975 East ' of Lots I and 9, EVANS SUBDIVISION, according to the plaf lhereol as recorded in Plat Book I. Page I?. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. SECTION 2. That upon this or dinance becoming effective, Ihe residents and property owners in Ihe property described herein Shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges and immuniti as are from time to time granted to residents and property owners of the City of Sanford, FIrma., and as are Ivrther provided In Chapter Ui, Laws of Florida, 1915. and shall further be subieci to Ihe respon. Sibilitmes of residen:. or ownership as may from lime to tIme be determined b'i the governing authorlly of the City of Sanford, Florida, and the prOviSion, of said Chapter 111, Laws of Florid., $915. SECTION 1 That tnls ordinance shall become effcIive Immediately upon its passage and adoption. A copy shall be available at the office of the City Clark tar III per sons desiring to eiamin the site. All parties in internt arid citilins shall have the opportunity to be herd at siid hearIng. By order of the City Commission Ut the CiIy of Sanford, Florida. PosI OMice Draw 0 It N Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Sanford. Florida 3717$ Publish. May 13, 20, 27, June 3. 1976 PublIsh. May $3, 20. 77. June 3. 1976 I OEZ6 0E167 , - - " FACED WtTHAORINKIIUI. 112 BR Mobile homes - ''- - 'Furnished duplex, newly renovated, 3 rooms & bath, adults, no i)t5. 3220045. -Houses to Eat Chen. built In %tove.oven, refrig,rafor, paneled office, 2 carponts $245. No pets. 571 1010 ,. '"'' bring results, try one, and listen t 'tour phone ring Dial 3222611 or _!.L'? - . DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 18-Help Wanted S. V. Hard'wick. Broker ' Daltona, 644 _____________________ "4TJ'fyj9j!Jj : ')'O( R III ii!. Ii l 1(;I "(31 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 74213-CA-09.D pad. $190 month. TYPIST BROILER COOK DESK CLERK NIGHT AUDITOR --- 373 101Owk days or 322 043.4 week, rids -- MULTILITHOpERATOP WAITRESSES WAI TRESSES -'-WE SELL SU(ritcc.. 33-Houses INC. REALTOR ASSUMABLE With low cash. .pIlt 3 bedroom,. Owner has two homes, and ready to dealt Low 20's. 323-9410 .,, 2'x Acres with I BR, 3i bath home. Air cond. and heat. Beautiful ano cleat location. 1371 E. Lirisdowni Ave . Orange City. $43,900. Ph. - - _______ -'------ - raiIer in country, coupieonly, month Waterandgarbage pickup free. Call 3721299 after 5 p.m. VERY NEAT Owner selling 1 room, 1.1)0 ig. ft stylish home with breakfast bar. alt new carpeting & paint, new roof, central natural gas heat, huge back yard, close 103 schools. Be A Home Owner We can build your dream home. FHA, VA & 733 financIng available We also build govern. ment subsidiled homes M, UNSWORTH REALTY Req Real Estate Broker --------_ -- -------- -- "- 25'x)0' or larger, near Sanford, with all utilifles and reasonable rent, 3236012 days or 3775721 evenings. AUTO TRAIN, walk to work from this "neat as a pin") OR, I', bath home Fenced yard, central heat & air. wall wail carpeting, utility building 123.000 with good terms. , 41-f4Øu5e REPOSSESSED HOMES- Freshly painted I BR, Pi baths. 5)7,000 No closing costs. 5)00 dn .1115 ma 30 Yrs., us pCI., FHA. Others available, all areas Call Central Fia's Sales S. Fxctiange Leader Stemper Realty )9t95, French 322.4991 Eve 322 1496. 372.1141,371 1914 CRANK CON'ST ,REALTY - REALTORS, 0)0 604) Low 205 Special UNLIMITED POTEtITIAL-' A ' _____________ little Imagination will do wonders with this 3 BR. l bath. Walking distance to new elementary school. Only $21,000 FHA or VA terms welcome. See for yourself Call today .OTHER SAVER- Warm 3 with country kitchen and ad Iolning family room Fully fenced front arid back yard, attached ioulheasl corner of the said North invalids, Some nursing cx vsehalf of SE I!. of SW i, thence penance. Phone 371.100) forth 94 fi'it, thence East 617.71 feet AVON oa point 91.30 feet West and 791 feet forthottheslidSoulheastcorfl,,of Spring info lie world of cosm,tfcs. fragrances, toiletries. E *celnt he North one half of the SE of earning opportunily. Call 644 2079. .. thence Norfh 44 degrees i _______________________ nioufes West 1106 feet to true Point Ptr.i, RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide ,f Begiming. Companion, Needed immediately Parcel 2- The North garage. Your first peek will jLonvince you Priced in the low CLIFF JORDAN.RFALTOR III 1277 , ___________________ Deputy Cleft rank C. Whigham, Esquire tenstrom, Davli S. Iagthip Bank of Sanford .u)te 22 'ast Office 50* *330 nfotd. FlOrida 3237) t lJtomey for Pl4inliff 'blith: May 77, $974 Ii117.133 ..-- rxns 'urnhshed OrAPARTMENr nlurnuslsed jj'"[ . Reg Real Estate Broker 117W, 1st, Sanford 322.361) work. . there wouldn't be any. autiful walnut console with itomatic buttonhole. Pay 'lance of 191. or 10 payments of O See at ANFORO SEWING CENTER 307E lslSl.. Downtown 3229111 views Would make a nice mini farm 59.900 Good terms. HAVE customer looking for 3to 5 acre building site near Paola These are a few of the over 300 listings. We have all types of property listed from about 51V0 per acre and up. We have small or large tracts. We also have se'4eral cabins and houses, old farms and so on. Write or call for free listIng brochure. You can call tree of NEED 3 BR home on 2 or 3 acres 'C., .aSidw$ Ii. Realtor Write or call today KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St. 322 23)3 We Buy Furniture 52-Appliances - - GE 30' range, continuous cleaning ,..... 323-5774 Anytime CHEROKEE LAND CO. P.O. Box 463 ,ni,4' .i'.,.,,i,,,.i,, Iii. KENMORE WASHER, parts. ser.ice. used machines Merchandise Murphy,N C.21906 Lawn Mower Sales & Service-we Sell the Best & Service true Rest. Western Auto, 301W First St., 322 Hal Colbert Realty 63-Machinery-Tools 323.7832 ___________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpe' Shampooer for only 1150 p.r day CARROLL'S FURNITURE cOmpletely furnished, new root & fence Unbelievable $19001 ?lie Cs*i,u1q" East off 11.92 at Seminola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) FolIos.' signs to models off Winter Park Drive Ph 377 130$ Open 10 too ::i.:"::::.' 83(7.7966 IN SANFORD -- , FROM 134 MONTH 65-Pets-Supplies ________________________ Cars&Trucks German Shepherd puppies, females, $100 Males $125 Phone 3723111 after 5. Rep _______________________ Cocker Spaniel puppies. AKC Rep., beautiful solid colors, good temperament, Shots started Own both parents 1100. 373 $695. ___ Ia, Hi laths ALL ADULTS -EASY LIVING OUIITAND SERENE Lemon Bluff, nlyVrfrcnt. ) garage opt., air, pe Modern Facllltees AIIO.E.Kitcbecss 7329049. ".'-"',.'--------_-----_-_--._---_-. LGCali4WftfjI4y. Il 10 Florida Ave. Delar'y- Lovety large I BR. hf. adults, near stores, bank, chuf (haS' 441641 or 3228051 lii I 1' ' - . 31' REAL ESTATE 3fl' - k.'-' 3&4 Bedroom,. 2 Bath Central Heating and Air Conditioning STUDIO I 7 3 11111*1 '° NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Highway i4. ________________ FROM 125 J//j. Carp.tlng luxury Patio Apartments LAKESIDE APARTMENTS -Irge I a 7 Sdrm. Models All EIedrIc Uardens 1! mos old standard mate poodle, apricot, AKC Rep 3321093 - Hull'S ____ • 141111 • ________________ ;"-'ii.~1. _ h '-J I - 4 speed, AM radio. p1795 64-Horses BILL BAKER Roan mare, 4 years old, schooled by professional trainer, Also 9 month old Palomino . Appaloosa colt. R. L. Grover. 322 1263. VOLKSWAGEN PH. 322-1835 RTS READY TO SERVE YOU ST A PHONE CALL AWAY Aluminum Siding Insulation Pest Control i can cover your home' with alum BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT sding & sotlil system Also Free Estlmates-2IHours Pooling. C,utlers 20 yes Exp THERMO.TEK. 031 0921 Eaqle Siding Co $31 9343 . Appliance Repair - WANT ADS ARE WORKING EVERY DAY- READ AND USE THEM OFTEN. ra. '" -iw.- 'ear,n'J. fit d'rt, clay, rock All kinds of digging. Housetrallers slored and mOved 322 9)42 Concrete Pavement STORING IT MAKES WASTE 11.92, Sanford n2.3%,3 ',i;)f..'.KT.! -"A , ,',-,, 0219 or 671.6231 Mcile Home Washing & Roof Sealing. Iruflalion Fighting Prices. Free e%tim.ale's 461,4.565. . a __________________________ - Roofing SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW Call 32726)) or Sit 9993 Landscaping & Lawn Care Mowing. etig'nig. timmng, weeding' arid tet'tilijlng Free q'Ilim.ates, Phone 323 3934. Roof Repairs, Ca'penlry. Pdiiil.ng. Home Repairs. Guttering. Cement work Free eshimales $31 0462 Mowing, Edging. Trimming Prionefl792 FreeEst,matei central Heat S. Air Conditioning, For tree estimates, CIII Carl Ha,. nI ,St', •,v %4nfoq Pressure Cleaning Exterior Cleaning Specialist. Hi. Pressure Spray wash. Houses. RoOfs, 377 0779 C E ShEPHERD Panf ,nit. Kemodelmnq, General Re'painl, Call 323 $173 JOSEPH R. SAPP Ceramic lila work. Reasonable , .) - Roof & House Cleaning. Roof $35 up. House, 133. Mobile home, 121. 611 cnru;ra ESTERSOPILANDCLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating. DiIc1 Home Improvements ART BROWN PESt CONTROL 2542 Park Or., 322 1163 ___________________ .,.,_,.,.c ,.,,.. .4'4 Land Clearing TOYvER'S SEAUTY SALON Iormenly Harrielt's Beauly NOOK I 59E First.3fl 3142 Carpentry, Remodeling, Add,ticri's, Custom Work Licensed, Bondn'ci Free estimite 373 60)8 Professienally Managed :stas;. -- 1973 Honda CIVIC, AKC Puppies I. Stud Service aii Mr Anoerson, .I6s slaj Make your Bvdgef go further. shop the Classified Ads every day. Across From Ranch Ileuse 323-6670 or $3 )-9fl7 ' p1895 Freeeslimates. N000iigalion JOHNNY WAI,,ICER.322 4451 NT 1505 W. 25th St 322-2090 (oIoI k. 78-Mtryles _____________ EXPERT LAWN CARE Remodeling and Addilins \ Iur - DOBERMAN PINSCHERS prices, any size lob. 322 5251. _____ - 19fl Datsun 510 2 door sedan, 4 speed, mag wheels, wide tires. Parking Lol Maintenance-- Sealing and Slriping Durable Seaters, 505 Lemon St.. Sanlord, 323 64.11 ' - BEDROOM SUITES POOL ' CailBart 3226457 Furnished or Unfurnished •CLUB ROOM , Call Betty Flamm, Assoc Realtor - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldmtt be any. work Fill dmrl. top soil 322 3913 $41,930. JOHNNY WALKER week. Call collect, 545.21)1 - ." _,,,,,,,,,,,,,fl corner lot wIlh sprinkler system. t97'7 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, white on white. 53.300 323-1100 or 030 4464. Any year thru 1976 models. 7 days 1913 Yamaha Endura Low Mileage 373 0174 after I p m Beauty Care -dr-- Colonial Charm ____________________________ DeBAR V AREA- 3 BR, central eat & air, wail wall carpet. No qualifying Immediate occupancy. 523.100 land2Iel)n,,oms In Snfor, 2 BR apts $100 mi Water Furn. After S. call 414 05 Upplond Pork carpet, Ceiifrat heat arid air, Detached rental unit. Fenced Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and trdiCks. For informahion call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 031.1310. MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Major household appliance repair 20 y'ZirS experience. We service all makes Reasonable. Call anytime. 322 2731. . . ker Lovely 2 story home in mint con ditiam 4 large bedrooms, new GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. -. Pi BUY JUNK CARS- $15 to $33 for 1975 Honda CVCC Civic. 2.000 miles. complete car. Call 322.1421 after 1 51.100 or best otter 373 1776. after p.m. 5. 322 $610. AT CASSELBERRY "Ike P,iO 14,iA4ih ,-'.'. pm, anytime weekends, 1973 Hornet I door, air cond., PB. p, new tire's. Car well main tamed. Phone 3223026. _____________________________ '46 Chevrolet Impala. Icylinder, Any resonable offer. Call 3221977 after 7 p.m. 77- Autos Wanted CAMELOT 332 5622 children's clothing. Boys' ni'w casual 5t5, shirts, short & long pants, girls' dresses 1. short & ionç, play Suits PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Evenings 3fl 06)2 or 322 1317 76-Auto Bt JSINESS DIRECTORY 30 10 30 & 60 pcI. discount on all 264 ft. on SI. Johns River, 5 acres land, 144.900. 1975 Toyota Corolla, 10,000 miles. Assum, payments. 322 2100 after) Under $29,000 Sale 1)7,500. 1971 Pinto, extra clean, runs perfect CHICO S. THE MAN, 323.0570 or 1316105 ____________________________ - 1945 VW Popup Camper Excetient Condition 323Ol3lafterIp.m. exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, BUY-SELL-TRADE Mullet Lake Park Road- 10 acres, Vehicles Reconditioned Batteries, 1)2,95 2 New Models 311 315E First St 75-Recreational ,'tCONEY APPLIANCES 3730491 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Osteen area- ID acres. 510,000. Drivel 1109 Sanford Ave. _____________________________ 50'-MJsCeIlaneOus for Sale 3 BR home on "2 acre lot Addilional S acres available. Movieland 1969 Ford Galaxie 500. 2 door, 390 engine; 1946 Ford van camper; 1971 Renault P.10, 1 door: 1969 Renault P 10, 1 doOr, 1969 Plymouth Fury,IdoOr. Phone319 5370. 1944 Mustang, white, with blue in. tenor, newly painted, good tires. Excellent conoit ion $195, 373.2791 Good furniture from the '20% and after 530 cotlectables, Hi.Way 16 Antiques, ______________________________ i'i miles east of 1.4 on Pt, 46 322 1963 Mercury. original condition. PS ________________________ & PB. new tires, ifljP((ted in April. Phone 322 1198. DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. - WHY SAVE IT ... SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. Harold Hall Realty charge by dialing 1.100.131.1121. Cor, Wekiva Park Drive arid SR 16. 3226738, . ,uuxJie. wni,q mcmii, miniatureS mci, old, 327 7161 0136 after 7 p.m. or 617.1576 week. days. Realtor Associate the Oreal Dane. male. 2 yrs. old. Interested? 322.3553 new. New 1350. now $195. Call 321Please Call Katie Adkison, " SWAP SHOP. FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a t'uyer. No charge. All admitted free. Lute browse every Sunday 910 S 71'-Afltiques Rain Trees, Azaleas, Camphor Trees, 99c. Border grass. 39c. Large bushy Ligustrum, 11.99. CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, ________ Automatic Washer Penney's Good Con,J,lin. $l 321 0119 Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell It alt with a Classified Ad in The H.rcaid, Call 3223611 or 13) 9993 and a Iriendly advisor will help you. 10 Acres of lrg. trout stream, good Ford Ranchero GT, 21,000 miles. Automatic, PS, PB. air. Al condition 53.300 3233610. - 1216. 64-Equipment for Rent ime payments Singer Zig zag in KISH REAL ESTATE. kALTORS. 37)0011. 26 Acres of wooded mtn, land, riot sleep, lays gentle. on good road, hal two largesprings, several nice bidg. sites. 122.500. 15.000 down. 1914 /0-Swap - - & Trade Theatre. South 17.92. Phone 371. Equipment.$2.000 322 3iS2atterlp m 175 Singer Zig- Zag Have customer who wants to buy 1 acre homesite. Lake Jessup area. close to town, spring water 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 2 door. ..,.i in., A xn..4 ..iI. S CHICO& THE MAN, 323*570 For used furniture, appliances, or 031 1605 tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. 1913 Ford Grand Tonino Sport, automatic, air, power steering. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 1.999. Top prices, used, any condition. 1970 Toyota Corolla, good condition, 641 8)26. Winter Park. $118 WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Phone 323 1Q10 Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick. Mustang, 1977, VI, tactory air, PS, ups. Auction. Saturdays 7 p m. PB, low miles, Vinyl top, sharp, Sanford 322 2270. 12.200 or beit offer. 321 0034. Acu 's-sn ii's's -. '-.. at Farm Tractor anuø agnavox Stereo tote, walnut finish with Sliding or. Assume balance of 161 or $ yrnents of 5$. 47-Real Estate Wanted wood deck, exposed beam Ceiling. -_____________ 8O-Autos for Sale 62-Lawn-Garden - 51-Household Goods STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't NORTH CAROLINA 2 BR, rustic cabin, scenic views, all crpt. Large rock f place. Sliding glass drs. that Open on to a red Jack Mink. BAIRD RAY OAT SUN. Fern Park. $31 lila ____________________________ __________________________ 031.5992. carpet, hardwood floors. Al condition. Priced right. 373 SlOt or c.'larIiicr' , -Apartrrnts Unfurnished BALL REALTY Dream*oid- O*ner will linuixe nice 3 BR with carport, new , - Sunland- 3 BR. I both, heal & air, kIt. equip fenced, double drive, many extras 521,100. 349 3371 hhIIIIhuIIIIuj. ianford Orlando Brick Road, lIeu For Lease- Service Station BAYS ONLY at 2 hIgh votumn gas he East 709 feet thereof) OATEDthis2Ilhdayofy, p74, Seal) Arthur H. Beckwltpm, Jr., Clerk of the C'rtujt Court By; Cicelia V. Ekern Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. The Evening Herald Sanford. 2 furnished apts. in central location, both rented. Excellent income By owner. $10,500 cash. 322.2118 NOLL'S Cas'selberry, $792. 830.1206 5:30, $971 Toyota pick up. long bed, air 373 5061 after 1 p.m. ___________________________ Sell us your rar or truck even it you owe money on it See Bill Ray or ad visor will help you. 4403. Add lIc for each additional words, 46-Commercial Properly Supplies chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. 15 Words $2 Osteen- 9.65 choice acres, pertly cleared, nice trees. 5)1,500. Easy terms, Call owner, 131.2191. Compleleiy renOvaleit 3 S. 4 BR hOme',, 1'., baths. with central heat, from $10,000 As low as $100 down. Looking for a Home call eneva h1 42$ 04.36 3720015. 43-Lots-Acreage Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC, 101W. Commercial Phone 323 715), Sanford 60-Office BATEMAN REALTY .- locatios'is. Call W. Garneti White 2928 Hwy 1792 322 396) & chairs, secretarial desks & ompose your own memoriam, or ask our assistance. We SlmOuid 'eceive your message no later than 5 p.m Friday, May 28th. awning, sited Hurricane Awning. Reasonable. 323 4153. MUST SACRIFICE-County. 2 BR. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR - ______ 3 BR. I'-, bath, 6O'x12' Stir, 37' metal Sanford Ave.- S acres, 1)5.000. CRY ALL THE WAY to the BANK, Let OTHERS pay your INCOME. 2 BR duplex Ii of 6). 137,900. Good terms Get 7opct CASH return on CASH BUY all 13 unlfs at DISCOUNT Tax SAV1NG5,&gq$ rich, even wilt' the headaches Real Estate end for Seminole County. Florida, county. Super money polenlial AAAEMPLOYMENT Case No. 76?13CA09D. the un dersigned Clerk will sell at public 201 Commercial 32') 5)76 sale to the highest arid best bidder COCKTAIL WAITRESSES- Class! for ca at the West Front door of lasso's with cocktail experience the Seminole COunty Courthouse in can earn fantastic money Sanford, SemInole County. Florida, AAA EMPLOYMENT lIthe hour of 11:00AM on tI'i* 991 20) Commercial Say of June, A 0. $976. that certain 323 317 ________________________ real property sItuate arid being in ApfionecalIcouldstartyouonane Seminole County, Florida, described and profItable career. Call 862 Is loIiow: 37*5. Parcel I Begin 331.01 feet South Ind 149.09 feel WesI of the Northeast ACCOUNTANT - Mm. 3 yr. ex perieflce general ulility :orner of the SE '. of SW Of trading cosl accounting Resume Section 29, Township 20 South, to. Lee Construcfion do, P 0 80' ange 30 East, run West 441.91 995, Sanford, Fl. 32171. 'nor, or his, 10th. Easterly right t cay of Old Orlando Road. the."-. Southweslerty along said right Of Cosmetics demonstrator needed In Sanford to show in the home No cay 177.07 feet to a poInt 200 feet door todr, Average earnings $10 forth of the South line of North per hr. Call between a m. & tie half of the slid SE ' the I jJ of SW ', 444 'hence East 22402 feet to a poInt 200 _____________________________ eel Northand 709.01 feet West of the Lady to lIve In and help with I semi tIes 24-Business Opportuni""' - anytime weekends Or come by and we ii. 2.17 Yale Ave. _________ Want to rent building suitable for all type repair work, prefer about ru Hue ____________________ 1967 Buddy, 12'xll', central heat.alr, 2 BR, patio, awning, utility shed, carport, good cond. Adult park. 372.1111 or 3229141, ROBSON MARINE Used office furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk Honor The Memory Of Departed Loved Ones With A Memorial Day Message To Be Published May 31st 1SYR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive BR, 7 bath, central heat air. beautiful will to wall carpeting. Call 322 0706 after 5:30 weekdays, - In Remembrance Sanford, 323 5200 Owner transferred, must sell brand new home, beautiful while brick 3 11' fiberglass Runabout, 75 hp. Johnson,) mos. old, used S Hrs, 373.9074 or 373.9098 after S 51 035 9351 roltect '73 Flamingo, 12' * 65'. 2 BR, with den, good cord. Private rented lot. Take over payments. 323 5)51 after S. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If ClasSified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any 55 hp , 3 cI , power tilt, top, Leading manutacturer and distributor has aluminum rec tangular pools left over from 1915 season. halt price, Guaranteed Installation and terms Call 305. 42-le Homes 4054. By Owner. fl71l5aft DAVES'323 9'370 Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a ClaSsified Ad in The Herald. Call 322 2611 or 1319993 and a friendly DayS' 3726123 Nights-- 322 2352 4 BR. 2 bath, air condition. 112 Tangelo Drive. 322.1515 or 322. We Buy Furniture H' Westwind. Inboard. Outboard Wanted, Residential site for Cabin Aluminum Float on Trailer. 322512$ swimming pool, Leading distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1976 GdPl above 12'Fiber glass boat, 9.0 Mercury and trailer, like new, $100 Call 373. ground pool Top consideration 0950. given for prime location. Call 305. 472.4720 collect. '12 '7 Croft Cabn Cruiser. On float, on trailer. 23'?". III hp. Marc. Sansul Stereo Hi Fi amp; i chrome Crusier. Many extras. Days $30. 13" wheels; Also AM.FM stereo, 1110-Eves. 030.0654. 323 0701. BROKERS 2S4SPark 19491', ton F 500 With 12 ft. high lift; also 1961 F 500 flit bed. Call Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy. 1742. 530.1206 Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 68-Wanted fn Ruv 55-Boats & Accessories F 300 II ft. van, hydraulic lift, air Phone 3737340 '- Wanted to buy used office furniture, SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE- ST JOHNS REALTY CO., 373.31440' 37371)0 I ______________________________ 1981 Ford ________________________ Gtastron lit,' Runabout, Evinrude. Want to lose weight? Can't stay onadiet' Call 3710074 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ilrtjrJcs..Trajlers ___________________________ Excel. cord. John Bean, 321) 5491 or I)) 0090 /i9$ 322 - 2420 Hens. RabbIts and Pens and onef ree pet dog Phone 321 0105 custom trailer, all accessories. CaliBart proud of for 539.000. Call Sanford's Sales Leaoer _____________________ ' Good Prices, Good -- Brown Pest Control, 2362 Park NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI, Dr 3228445 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE'S ______________________ CORPORATION, a foreign car Lady, live in with semi Invalid man Pouation. and AIR FLOW HEATING $60 wk 323 1309. 15 feet of tie COLONIAL STYLE- In county. Central heat & air, carpeting, family room, foyer. One to be is-I oto'cyce - Black Angus cow and calf; Black Angus cow to calve JunC 1; Black Angus Yearling heifer. Phone 349. carpenter tools, plants, misc, anytIme. Cozy aid clean. 2 BR. with new carpet. and oak shaded lot. Zoned PC 1. Only 1)1.930. interested? with Separate guest cottage, plenty of storage. Extras galore. 159.500. Thursday, May 27, 1?16-36 _____________ 61-lJvest'd Poultry ______________ MIscellaneous items, Garage Site: Saturday, May79, 2411 S. Elm. Books, record player, Counter tops. Sinks Installation available, Bud Cabetl. 3221052 Small HomeSmall Price CUSTOM-) BR, 2 bath, in Mayfair, Carport Sale: Friday and Saturday, ID to 3, 121 Country Club Circle, Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Call Caroline Holticlaw, AsSoc. Don 't Be A Rent Donor Trailer in camp ground, 12'x21', I 373.604) or 323-0511 eveS. BR, air cond. utilities. $155 mo. __________________________ _______________________ l(amper's Kove. 3226077 JENNY CLARK REALTY ____________________________ Phone )0S32'2 1595 Days and Alter Noun -Wanted to Rent the cas. of CARL PRESCOTT and Art Brown Pest Control has one EDITH PRESCOTT, his wife. Opening In sales Fantajtc p. Plaintiffs, vs. JOSEPH L. ABRAMS portunily for. i man w,tfi and MURIEL B ABRAMS, his wife, some 5ale experience 1600 salary and ERNEST WOLFMAN and while training. Apply a' Art LILLA WOLFMAPt, hiS wife, FIRST outh 200 fist of all that part of the forth one half of tie SE ¼ of SW ' if Section 79, TownShip 20 South. lange 30 East, lying East Of the Old BR. 2 baths, 2 yrs, old, central fueat.air, fenced yard, side by Side refrigerator, $75,000. -. lit St.. 371.7977 3 BR, 2". baths, (amily rm., large screened porch, 2.127 sq. ft., of luxury country living PIcturesque & secluded on little Lake Mary. OUTSTANDING CONDITION- 3 $795 Advice. Plants & Answers, 2)0 E. Lovely Custom Built Home 526.000 51.500 clowim -V 3-biIe Homes PLANTS fenced for privacy. First time offered. Shown evenings and weekends. Call 323 3267. privacy wall. 12 Mo. BPP warranty. 123.000. Garage Sale: Sit. 5. Sun., 10 am. 'Ill? 2390 Sanford Ave. Frost tree refrigerator, portable washing machine, 6 ft. pool table & misc. Sanford, Fl. -- patio, heated pool, bar.b.que, COMPARE- This 3 BR, i' bath. with central heat & air, carpeting, Evening Herald, 54-Garage Sales Orlando 795471$ DELTONA & ORANGE CITY AREA- 145',r302' lots. Zoned C.) Asking 115.000 each. SOUTHERN CLASSIC-2sforyon 1 Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES acre, I BR. 1', bath, format 2321 Perk Dr. S. V. Hardwick. Broker After Hours: dining. Cent. heat & air, upstairs & MLS Realtors Deltona 66144)) 322.9251; 371.3991 down. 135.000. $JI.ii J1302L ------------------ aIH.j home near Country Club golf course. Central heat and air, carpeted Ihrouglaout, enclosed 24 Hrs. Furmshed DELTONA.- Quality horn,, air. top value at SilO Deposit No pelt JOSEPH L. ABRAMS and MURIEL B ABRAMS. his wife. and ERNEST Lit_I_A VVOLIMAN, 30) CommerI 373 3176 hi5 wife, FIRST NATIONAL BAtIK OF MIAMI. GOVERNMENT Experienced TV lechniclan wanted EMPLOYEE'S CORPORATION, a Apply at Herb's TV., 1200 Frency loreigncorporation_and AIR FLOW Ave. 323 1731 HEATING AND AIR CON Duplicator Punch Press Operator DITIONING. INC., Must be able to read blue prtnts, Defendants. and figure bend allowance on NOTICE OF SALE Sheet metal, Minimum of 2 yrs. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that exPerience. ACME CONVEYOR pursuant to Summary Final CO. 510 Pecan, Sanford Judgment of foreclosure entered in ________________________ AND AIR CONDITIONING. INC., Defendants, in the Circuit Court, in WAITERS_.. Plustiest spot - •BR.2013 Washington Ave $215 BARTENDER FIBER GLASS WORK ERS PRESSMAN ____________________ It you are having dilliculty tmndiflg place to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need Of. read •lf our want ads every day PUNCH PR ESS OPERA TOR TV REPAIRMAN LPN (31011) MANAGER TRAINEES Several Excellent Openings & Plaintiffs, &)Oft 546.000. month CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 031 8222 CMEitORHEADCOOK Great Hours, Good Salary LC1FPJ WITT REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 321 0440 bath, family room, air. $210 322 2748 323.7095 322 0779 SECRETARY CARL PRESCOTT od EOTH PRESCOTT, his wile, I .' WINTER SPRINGS- 4 BR, 7i bath, country $200 month WINTER SPRINGS- I BR, Great Great Great cIubswltflaclaSslfIadadCalI Associate CASSELBERRY- Camelot,) BR, 2 bath, den and family room, air, APARTMENT BLDG.- 1 newly 1293 month, renovated partial furnished, ., , HEOAH- 2 BR. 2 bafh bachelor carpeted. air units, garage. LEGAL SECRETARY Temporary KEY PUNCt4OPRAT0p 2611 or 921.9993. Broker Days 322 7171 Eves. 323.048.) ____________________ 2017 S. FRENCH (HWY. $7.92) ,4anford, 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, air condifion.d, 1186 Frame duplex, $15,900 suitable for 3 ,mo , plui $75 Security dep BR, 2 bath house. or $265 mo. . Available June I. 322 7199 income potential. 3fl 7980. ___________________________ DELTONA- We have 2 and 3 bedroom homes for rent starting WYPINEWOOD- Very neat 1. clean home on a larg. lot. A buy at from $110 a month to $250 per mo. ( Furnished or Unfurnlspmed. Short or ion9 terms station. Phone 373 6791 -' Legal Notice Unfurnjshe EXCCUTIv HOME ELTONA- First are., central air, k wall to wall carpet, 3 BR. 2 hath, large Fla. room, attractive kit. Cucumbers- You pick $3 busttet Celery Ave. just east of racp olfgam.gorm.to pot? Sell thoeeol JOHN SAIJLS AGENCY ________ ..-.---.---.-..-----.., You nick. Farm across Street from Lake Monroe Baptist Church, Ph 372 7731. - monthly $11,200 5650 down Bedroom, Unturn • $30 wk, adults . HOME 365 3721 31. fenced, new carpet, P 1. I, $150 -'anvtime Peas, 81 A (rowders, U plc Marquette Ave (off S Beardatu --- Forrest Greene, Inc. REMODELED rent NO MONEY DOWN Cobra. Midland. Johnson, 3BE, Pierce Simp;on, Beta. Browning, Hy.gain Handic. Regency. T Berry and Pace. Complete ac cessories. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE, 43)9 Edgewater Drive (corner Fairbanks) PLAY GOLF ANY TIMt -. CR's Owner Selling 3 BR, 2 bath stylish TWO STORY- Professionally designed, 3 BR, home in Mayfair. Central heat air, a must see for $11250 MAKE OFFER liii 6833 REALTORS 373 635) Q1lPL EX- furnished orun ____________________________ furniShed Ideal tocalion ' Realty kitchen equipped. $26,000. - 3lADuplexes '- 'I Child Care for as. low as $2 per wx.mt you qualIfy. 332.5690, A SMALL - SANFORD.. 3 8ed' 2 bath home, air conditioner, shady lot inretirement - '-"------'------- II you don't believe tnat 321.0041 park. Furn.orUnlurn. - -IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL, ANON For families or friend, of problem drinkers. For further Information call 123 4557 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 532. Sanford, Fla 3277) MLS- REALTORS 7201 S FRENCH Black eyed peas and butter beant ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 611 2077 for "We Care" "Hotline." Adults or Teens. $19650 ,$3S week wIth children, 3fl.44 PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonyms Can Help Call 433.4347 Write P.O. Box 12)3 Santcrd.Florida 3377) RETIREES LOOKI- 3 bedroom. I bath borne fl established neigh. borhood. Range, refrigerator. screened patio, fenced rsr yard. Park Dr. - . VOup Hunter, 172 0415. lIie family Of Alice B. Tramell. deceased, trying to local, Elhan Allen recliner (white gold) placed in shop to be upholstered, late summer '75. Please call 372499$ Sanford, Florida, a petillon con OF JAY K. PORTER. Husband But given Brinkley's sardonh Respondent, and JULIE AtIN taming the names of the property wit, his wry, distinctive way of PORTER. Wife Petitioner, these fl the area described putting a spin on the dullest f presents command you to appear hereinafter requelling annexation to the corporate area of the City of and fil' your Answer or oftr phrases, NBC's "Pursuit" defenseorpleadingwitht.cIeruof Sanford, Fiorida, and requesting to could have been a right lively the Circuit Court in and for Seminole be included therein; and County. Florida, and serve a copy WHEREAS. the Property Ap. and perceptive show. thereof on Petitioner's attorney, Praiser Of SeminoieCounly. Fkwida, Alas, I câuld take only 45 Jack T. Bridges of Cleveland. Mu, having certified that there are two minutes of it before tipping my & Bridges, P0 Drawer Z. Sanford, property owners in the area to be derby and exiting the screening Florida 32711. on or before the 16th annexed and that said properly day of June, 1916, or otherwise a owners have signed the petition for room in pursuit of another (ann default will annexation, and be entered against you of happiness, namely a thort WHEREAS, it has been defer. WITNESS MY HAND AND OF FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the mined that the property described beer. What I saw included Brink- Circuit Court, on this 11th day cit hereinafter is contiguous to the corporal, area of lIe City of Sari. May, 1916. ley's opening remarks on the ISeafl ford,Floricia,andethexturtnerte.n Afllerican concepts, ,f life, libAflh*ir H. Beckwith. Jr. determined that the annexation of Clerk at the Circuit COurt said property will not result in the erty and the pursuit of happiBy' Cherry Kay Travis creation Of an enclave, and ness, discourses on American Deputy Clerk WHEREAS, the City of Sanford. Inventions and patents, and re- Jack I Bridges, FIormija us in a position to provide municipal services Ia the property CLEVELAND. MIZE & sponses of various citizens to BRIDGEs described herein, and the City questions about what makes Commmsion Of the City of Sanford, .o Drawer z them happy or would make Sanford, Florida 37111 Florida deems it iri the best Interest Attorneys for Wife of the City to accept said petition theni happier. and to annex said property. Petitioner This sort of thing got old aw- Publish. May 13,70.71, June 3. 1976 NOT. THEREFORE, BE IT Iullyfast.I'dglveNBcanAfor OEZ6S ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, intent, btit an F for its effort to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FLORIDA treathe life at least In the 4.5 FOR SECTION I. That that Crti.i SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. property in Seminole Couny; Florida. describ,d as follows be and CASE NO. 16 64$CA84.B the same Is hereby annexed to arid In Re: tie Marriage of made a part of lIe City of Sanford, ARTHUI1 R DEHP. Husband. and Florida, pursuant to the voluntary ADELE DEHR. Wife. annexation provisions of Chapter - - 4A-PubIIc Notic, dinance by the City of Sanford. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH Florida. as follows: ThiS Instrument prepared by: C. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Vernon Mi:.. Jr .City AtIorne, P.O BOR 1771, Sanford, FIonid 37711 CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S•2198.E In Re: tPue Marrla9I oi ORDINANCE NO. $340 JAY K PORTER, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA,' TO Husband Respondent, and ANNEX WITHIN THE COR PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF JULIE ANN PORTER. SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON Wife Petitioner ADOPTION OF SAID ORDINANCE NOTICE OF ACTION interviewer Studs Terkel, it THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN criss-crosses the nation In put. JAY K PORTER WHOSE PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN RESIDENCE AND MAILING PARK AVENUE AND MAGNOLIA silit nf the answers. ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN. AVENUE AND BETWEEN EAST Granted, "The Pursuit of 25TH STREET AND EAST 29TH Aswoi- nPesltionforDissolutiono Happiness" is one of those ttp. Marriage a Vinculo having been STREET IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION ics that causes )dds to groan filed reçarding your marriage to JULIE ANN PORTER, in the Cit PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER when ordered to write a coin- cuit Court in and for Seminole Ill 044. LAWS OF FLORIDA. $975 Position about It in En!ith t"w...i' cI r:. ) mere nas been filed ux which sIN RE THE MARRIAGE with the City Clerk of Ihe Cily of class, . S-Lost & Found ______________ 4-rsonaIs FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am si,,00 r1ing rm., kitchen, bedroom, bath. 'Air, adults, no pets. Security dep ;$Its mo. 322.7111 __________________ 9-Good Things OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY examine if Americans are happy and what makes them happy. With the aid of author- 'T) 6* NOTFORWIDMENONjY Up Strutter, Call to register, 372.3332. 13$ E. Woodland Drive, Sanford. _____ at 5fftciency apartment, all utilities I' turn. Adults only, $91.50. 322.2296 alter I wkdys. ________________ Legal Notice DEZ 13 _________________ Spec The Evening Herald ______ f I 12 DINAH' (MOn.) Sen. Ban) ItsaimIssImpie,ftsetsouUo Town." ltertte Scott. William I'blden, (8W) 1940. (ThLn.) 'i'he es." John Payne. W hamBssl'iop. (B&W) 1956. (Fri.) 9:30 I1iJfl1 I I - 2 '12: HIGH ROLLERS 351 700 CLUB 00 '2 i '12. WI-fEEL OF FORTUNE 6' GA?vIT 4'L1T, ---'i= 4 I Red Cross BegInners Swim Lessons. Jackie Caolo, Water Safety In WORLD. ___________________ JAY SIIARBUTI minutes inspected into this AP Television Writer closing bicentennial edition, NEW YORK tAP) David Brinkley. having perused Legal notice 51 700 CJJ 24 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 1000 2' 12. CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 6 PRICE IS RIGIff ______ CLASSIFIED DEPT. wall carpeting and economical oil heat. Rear yard fencedfor privacy Weekly 3.515 Hwy $7.92, Sanford 1,30 , Co 322- 2611 or 831- 9993 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" IAN MO PARK. 1, 2, 3, bedroom triiler apto. Adult 8. famIly park. 323.5132 or 6416516. Call Kish Real Estate . '_ CCWAWY: Preerr1ed l3a, On Cli 7,50.2 p.m. 9' BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 35' THE LONE RANGER 2' IRONSIDE 4 GIWGAN'S ISLAND 6 MARY MARY HARTWJ4 7i 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD, Pre• errçted Pkn. 7. .. 2 pm. 9' EDGEOFNIGHT By 930 _____ _____ ______ 400 Not 24 MISTER ROGERS' ?CIGIeORI-$000 1I'Gl u. i,.'.', tie 530 2' 121 NEWS 7: 24 THE ELECTRIC 3714455 room, bath, pantry, yard & SUNLANDSPECIAL_ 3 beøo, I ,carport. 30' river frontage. 371 bath, range, refrigerator, wallfo - NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION igs (Woj'j - car chase ever fumed..... ipç Patricia Neal 1949. (Fri.) "My Reputation." Barbara Starwjdn, Ev Ardun. 1946 6' RYAN'S HOPE 35' MOVIE' (P.n4"Th.e Hard Brinkley 2' PHIL DON,ajiuE SHOW: '6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: 1* (Iii)UFEINTHESPIR' IT (Tues ) PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN Uv1NG (Wed.) THE ROCK (Thus.) '' (Fn.) 'fl"IE BiBLE 9 MOV1E:(P,4,,n,)"TakeMe to the Bail Gone." Frat* __________________ The wildest 35 LASSIE Stenstrom LOVELY- 3 BR, I bath, in Wyn. newood. excellent condition, $63,400. Bedroom, dining rm kitchenette, Compose your own memorlam. or FOUND. Black male Poodle, 3 'iislInCP We should salt o'jr 3$4 receive your message no later tItan 5pm. Friday. May 7Vh. FOUND-at Mayfair Country Club, small Calico kitten with collar 15 Words $2 Call 322 2331. AcIdllc for each aaaifional S words GU.IGANS ISLAND II00E.2SthS, VSE AND SAVE., Its easy The WantAdwai LOST- Galden RetrIever Puppy vICinIty MayfaIr S. Hospital' Reward. 32205)6. May 31st 2 ADAM 12 61 I LOVE LUCY 61 flIREE STOOGES 71 (Tues. Thu's.) CAR R&SCOLE1)AS 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 24 ton ttwcui muzs LILIAS. YOGA ANDYOU (Fri) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 35 ROCKY AM) FRIEM)S, UNDERDOG To Be Published 500 330 MATCH GAME July 20. Sanford Chrl%tiin Memorial Day Message Publish May 6. 13. 20, 27, 1976 Sinatra. Esther WuIIaJTis. 1948. (TueS) "Ru S4I0d S/do 9 LUCY 3$ MICKEY MOUSE CUB 35' MOTHERS IN LAW: (FrI. oriy) SENIOR SCEHE Iron Hell Island." Mark Stevene, Jack Darner. 1964. (Turns.) "Susan Slept Hero." Di Deh Reyiclth. 1954. (Wed) 'How to Stuil a Wild kir," Mnetle Furacello. Cavne Hokman. Thin. "The Fottaie.." Gaiy Cc- 24) SESAME STREET: P on Qi. 7. see 2p.m. 24i (P,,bt) A BIT WITH KNIT (Wed.) VIK)MAN (Pn.) "Escape Memory 01 Departed Loved Ones Wi th A 61 GflJJfl(S ISLAND 12 ANOTHER 1M)RLD 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (F) 6* THE FUNTSTONES ip,frJ_ HOSPITAl. 9: 16. ' Honor The 2 4 Ecology Day Camp, June21 thrgu In Remembrance Reg, Real Estate Broker - Wirlers Pöncy fenced, 521.500 WEKIVA LANDING OnTheRiver 8319687 . 4A-Publlc Notices IEmoriam bath. 5650 dn S2fl,Sa TAFFER REALTY 2 Bedroom - Adutt flbtn.) Jane Wilson (Ff1) Jnny Connors, 7 ly 3 room apt., Very well fur N$hed & carpeted Reasonable rsrtt 710 W First St _________________________ S Sam F. Santi $1 FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW 900 JACKNICOL i: 300 Way." Ida Ltino, Denrs Morgart 1942. (Tues.) "Alias John Piston." Betta St. John, C'ustoptrnr L.ae. British. 1955 (Wed.)"DangorSignaI"Fayo Erriorscn, MOna Freer"wi 6:55 2 DEVOTIONAL Bwce Dam .". 9 RYAN'S HOPE 800 4, 6: CAPTAIN KANGAROO 6* COMMuNITY CLOSE UP 830 FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES 24 (P,k,n.) COLLEGE FOR CANINES (F) (Tue s) SOUNDS TAG E (Wed.) OURSTORY (F) (Thur.) NOVA (F) (Fri.) KUP'S SHOW (R) ___ nesrie or unfurnished. Newly I BR. ecorated. Come see. 300 E. :AIrpor, Blvd. Sanford, 373 $310 2 BR, 2 Sunday Noon Frldoj __________________________ __________________________ 2-In COVE APTS ' -'Mscellaneous for Sale - Sanford. lovely 2 story i BR, 7 bath corner hot, assume loan, small aown. by owner. 831.5992. BR, air. ' Noon The Da Befoe PubllcQtlon Utmari (Wed.) David Frost. 5231 P1 3226345 _______________ & i øeroom apartments 2 BR, fenced yard, sa.5oo e DEADLINES (Turns) BatTy Pn, Uv J;C MING 6:30 2 6' '9 . 'l} pm. 12.30 12 TAKE MV ADViCE 6' SEARCH FOR - EaqiWe Fishion Awards wth TonyRandall, 7: SCHOOL PROGRAM- . 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.15 THE GUIDING UGHT MING: Preen1ed I.bt. see2 STYLE 9. frij P,fj CHILDREN 24 SCHOOL PROGRAM- Morning 2:30 12 € CTORS 4 TOMORROW 6* LOVE, AMERICAN 2 (Fri. on'y) DAN GRIFFiN 41 MOVIE: "Terr,est" Van H5411fl. Sdvini ?iflI*3. Ital- 2 800K BE.M 35' BIG VALLEY 51 MOVIE: "FIrFcrüess." Rctwct . 4 LESS (P)fl #ou Thus) DUCK. DUCK. GOOSE (Frt) MM B. NIMBLE . 3:30 . P,I 6 Y0(JNG AND REST- 24 ,(Myt) R1D pcSS (Turns Wed Thus ) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (Fri.) SI INTERMISSION 7 24 TOOAY IN THE 800 . Friay 4 NW 41 HOGAN'S HEROES '6' LETSMAKEADEAI. 2i 5:30 P.M. 5:00 AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY i-Noon 430 4' MftCE DOUGLAS SHOW Cohoet. Ro9er Ptoore. 6) PVERV GRIFFIN SHOW 9 520.000 PYRAMID BOO - 4 BR, 2 baths, family room, central heat & air, new root. By 529.900 327 6975. aawn. OUALIT'V'PtIINORTH , 41c a Irn. I thru S times 3lca line 6thru2S times 24ca line 26 times ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 41-Houses -. RENTALS AVAIL AaI.E Large 3 BR, 2 bath, family room, TV. Ar Carl Ma'ø Serv heat air, fruit H.J RATES HOURS $} ADOAMS FAMILY 2:00 12.00 300 10.00 9 RHYME AND REASON Afternoon 2 DAjt.,y beliel. OF MAGIC 11:55 '4 6 6* CBS NEWS 200 tnloy, rwrated by Devii _____ wdey,exTin.ngwhys. 9' ACTION CENTER: "Pc- 1:30 2 12 DAYSOFOURUVES 4 6' AS THE WI)flLD TtjRNS pff,ajy WInter Purl 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Dick Clark (Tues.) Carol Biinelt. Aihny Ne*4y, im Mbors (Wed.) Tely SavalaL CharlIe Fch. Phoebi. Snow (ThIs3.)Jasonfbwth,Rak,h Waite, Jacqueline Bisset (FtI.) no'e Plii.Daner, O'Brien. 1937. • - Goldwater, Hervy Fonda. Pat PAUL HARVEY COM- 6* 1.45 TRILOGY: 'Ptijt 01 Happi" 5 OflclUth peil 01 tpla 61 HOO.AHS HEROES 11 9 DAILY WIDRO 12 B10ENTEMIAJ. Slrdefl. 1957, itish. (Fri.) sxE1s Betsy Blat. Joseph Coflen. 931) ALEGRE(TueS,, Thin)CAR- 24 130 61 NOT)CIAS EN ESPANOL i. 51' MOVIE (bined Ui Pro. TOSs) 'The laay arii 24' THEOLYWIAD. Foiilhin er$SCtTOn,dulg the 80 pear hetory 01 the O.ynpc garrs. Wed., Fri.) ViLLA 1945. (Th.n.) "The Black Teit" ArfionySteele, Dorid 9 HAPPYDAYS(R) SHOW to be 9 STREETS OF SAN FRAN. Or!rdo Seminole 322-26H 1200 THE UNTOUCHABLES 9 MEMBERS 6:00 MEMBERS 3S FIN AND HIGHLIGHTS 41-Houses Painting __________________________ - A I Pa.nling Brush. roll, spray Quality wOrk Reasonable prices Free est,mates 3270459 Cllng the garage again? Moving the same items around you moved Iit spring? Planning storing them another year? Dent do it. Plan a garage sale lxvi don't fotgqt to acvertitse it in the Herald want ads. Like magic, the Clutter will disappear, and you'll have extra Cash in your pocket 'e. Exprt rout r,p..Iir's. fiat rOut's or shingles All work guaran 'eecl.BROGDEN ROOFiNG. 323 'zoo _- Patch and Repair, Re Roofing Carpenter repar Fast Service. All work guarante. Lcen, BQnde I) '0r5 experence Grcxer Roofing, 373 7270 _____________________ Sewing Ltt Custom Tailoring - Men's and Ladies' clothing WeImng ggan, Phone 322.7419 - Well Drilling - WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All fy57.', and sizes we repar aria serv'ce STINE •ICHINE & SdPPLY CO 337 6437 307W 2nd 3f [To List Your Business...DII 322-261-99Q1 's" 'p. �613—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 27,; CALENDAR )CO WS Live A Wory Fo tell Their Children By BOB ORRELL Herald Correspondent THURSDAY. MAY 2 Sanford At, open. 8 p rn., 1201 W. First St. Sanford ('hitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's. Sanf,' rdS.minote Jaycees. 7:30 p.m.. Jaycee Inforination 1iuildjn. Optimist Club of South Seminole. 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, 1-1 and SR 4. camped in the rain May 15 and 16. The intrepid youngsters Five brightly colored pup. launched their canoes at -' I ItIS$.. Iiit.l Up th thCTC Weki'.'a Springs Stnt Park. gloomy landscape at Wekiva paddled 13 miles downstream to Hirer Iantjing a n Scouts Wekiva Landing and set up from Troop 32, Maitland, camp in the rain. . t'flIflatt 0.1.1*0 rnIuFIT,1IIaIo Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lord (Thumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwtnls,7a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Tanglewood AA. closed, 8 p.m.. St. Richard's Epi.5cIp'l Church. Lake Howell Rood. lAIngwnod AA, closed, 8 p.m., Christ Episcopal ('hurch. (.'hurch Street. _______ r .. c ). . - . ... , on a weekend camping trip DAY SATURDAY, MAY 29 THURSDAY, JUNE 3 OES Seminole Chapter 2, Masonic Temple, 8 p.m., Sanford, , . Lake Mary Rnthrv ' Club. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri."' Sanford AA. a p.m. 1201 W. First St. (open). Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Gold Star Mothers, 1:30 p.m., Legion Home, Lake Ivanhoe. Orlando. SATURDAY, JUNE 12 Dance sponsored by Fr. Lyons Chapter Knights of Columbus, Sanford, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Music by Norm Right. need not be ]k D IN X —,%YAMQA 0 2 NY a lil—A - .. . -' . 2701 Orlando Dr. Pine crest Shopping Center Hwy. 17.92 At 27th St. 6 Days 99 Sun, 107 PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SUNDAY, MAY $h while quantities last. , '''- 7/ ( -. - . W macraw amail vvnmer Anyone out for a nighttime ,- .PA U . . drive or stroU along scenic \ J w,\!,rn_ ..;• :.• . 24 INCH ( ,. . ' ISM&. . BARBEQUE ( GRILL . •... II tl%..:::::: U11t11 ii, f(J :J ' ,-,,.i '.1 . .' . ....o" ."j . ' . . _—' . ' PORTABLE 24 PLATES KNIVES HOT Rig. 1.19 t\ . • - 9 ox. 'N county. "I'd like to turn them off," he said. . ' - • . .: ' PLASTIC Yf71r I . '. ' ' . - .. . . 2" .' . - 100 PAPER ADJUSTABLE government agrees to pick up the electric bill for 52 street lights. "I'd like to turn them off as far as the city is concerned. ' -. ' prooiem, as UTY commissioner A. A. McClanahan sees it, is that taxpayers lak*e Monroe may find themulf living in Sanford are paying $1,092 yearly to in the dark unless county light 52 street lights that are located in the 1 STURDY .; ..... f " : I J, 'i', 1 C ) I ne to pick up the bill. nezed. "My recommendation Is for McClanahan says the money the commission to take the item returned from the 52 fights don't see any reason to burn 52 up at budget time," Neiswender outside city limits could be used lights in the county," Sanford said. The county commission to provide lighting for a city it City Commissioner A.A. will seriously begin the park, or for other city functions. II McClanahan said this morning, budgeting process around midUnless Neiswender changes The problem, as McClanahan July. his mind, the cost of the lights I sees it, is that taxpayers living Neiswender said it's his will be plugged Into this year's in Sanford are paying $1,092 understanding the city un- county budget. Of course . yearly for 52 lights that are dertook the project because city county commissioners have the located in the county. . . officials wanted to light an option of deleting those funds. Twice McClanahan has asked access route Into Sanford. McClanahan said he is the city commission to turn the McClanahan said that theory waiting only for an answer in . AL AL lights off. So far, however, he was correct in the past. But the writing from Neiswender . .... '.. hasn't received a majority vote. city commissioner said most before taking the matter before -. . -McClanahan, however, traffic headed toward Sanford the full city commission for a vowed today he'll try again now uses SR 46, . •. third time. unless he gets some assurances The 60 lights which cost 'The commission as a whole from the county. After his $1.75 apiece to operate each can do whatever It wants but '"',,'tj' • . second attempt Sanford City month, a rate set In a city I'm for turning them ( the Manager Warren Knowles contract with Florida Power lights) out," the commissioner SCHOOL KIDS TURN The special projects ela at Lakeview Middle School recently career education advisor Jim Farley and Principal Ted Barker. wrote memorandum to county and light were originally all said. "I just maintain that's 52 finished building this dock, with the help of (standing, from left) (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. 1 Executive Assistant Roger outside the city limits, but eight lights that could be burning TO CONSTRUCTION Ecology Club sponsor Debbie Thompson, co-sponsor Bill Gibson, Neiswender, asking the county are on land that was later an- inside the city limits" — We resvs the mIght to limit quantltl.s. Not responsible for typographical •rr$, C . - .. - COLD , ,,r FORKS-SPOONS POLY-COATED CUPS ' - C / )' , pf! , / -F - - - ----- ICE BUCKET - r -- — - \ v& OUTLET ELECTRICAL'' TABLE ON 1 of ";LA- CURTISS M!rt1111!ow. •. 10 BAG Reg, 59C SATHERS A"^4%1ff11lFP .VURI3 I!r* -- TAIlOT . ,.i AIITI hcd.wh,tcbIi,e _ '' PLUS Insect Repellent #%31 Hinged lid. Foruis two convenient serving - 17.1 surfaces .., one with reO' 5-DAY SALE cessed beverage holders, one flat for serving. Polyethylene construction. Insulated with polyurethani Leak roof drain spout. High density polyethylene tou. No inside shoulder to interfwe with filling and construction with 1QO. polyurethane insulation, ears]l 8-TRACK STEREO PLAYER Size: 2],'-4 x 14 l 8 x 13 5'8. clunlng. Carries easy by Its rigid square handle. S -AM/FM RADIO MEN'S & LADIES' PORTABLE ELECTRIC BATTERIES IMPORTED *SOLID STATE CHASSIS TAKE—ALONG 6 BEE Soft velvet fhengs oil natural straw innersete, Crepe sales. Sizes 5-10 5-DAY SALE 16 6 UNSNAPS TO BECOME 2-SPEAKER UNIT - — MANUFACTURERS PRODUCTION OVER-RUN 1 69.95 12 QUART PERSONAL COOLER P 88 88 1' YALUE&9 0U 5-DAY SALE 5 . _ By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer . - .. - S - - t. S • . / . I G R EETED ro NEW POST D #0542 5-DAY SALE *****Ak****** By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A dispute LONGWOOI) involving the city and two couples over the ownership of cemetery lots in Longwood Memorial Gardens may wind UI) in the Seminole County circuit court. William Leffler 111, attorney for Mr. and Mrs. James McEvers of Magnolia Avenue, said today, "We've tried to negotiate this long enough. A decision has to be made about whether to go to court." The problem came to light after McEvers complained to Abbott Attorney State herring's office that two cemetery lots which he has executed deeds for were sold to a second party and a relative of the second party was burled at the site. - McEvers said he bought the two lots in 1972, finished paying for them and received deeds executed in 1972, carrying the Longwood city seal and the signatures of then-Mayor Ken Brown and City Clerk Onnie It. Shomate. lie said when he visited the lots Late last year he found that a body had been buried there. "I'm trying to get them (the city) to move the body and get my lots back," McEvers said. He said when the city refused to cooperate he retained Leffler's services in January. McEvers said he talked to Mayor James K. Lormann and City Council Chairman J.R. Grant about the problem and Lorinann assured him action would be taken to honor his ownership of the lots. He added, however, that Instead the city wanted to trade other lots for Sources close to the controversial Central Florida task force of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) said today thattheunitisexpectedtomoveitsheadquartersfromOrlandoto Seminole County and that a DEA agent from New Jersey won't take over the local operation as previously announced. Seminole Coun ty Sheriff John Polk and Sa nford Police Chief Ben Butler declined to comment today on the possible replacement of Carlo Boccia who is slated to take over the local task force about July 1, but both officers reported they had a productive meeting Thursday in Washington with DEA head Peter Bensinger. Polk said he and Butler flew to Washington as representatives of nine local Law enforcement agencies working in the task force not to scuttle Boccia's appointment, but to straighten out a communtcation.s breakdown. a " Amid controversy over previous task force operations under DEA agent John Lepore, Boccia was announced Monday as the Gene Elselein (right), chairman of th e civilian auxiliary board of new t ask force director. the Juvenile Detention Center, welcomes Rick Hughlett to the Then news media reports surfaced that Roccia was supervisor Sanford facility. liughlett was recently named superintendent of of a DEA stakeout in Kearney, N.J., two years ago In which a th e detention center after serving many years in th e area in youth school teacher was sho t in th e head when agents mistook him for counseling and related work. Ilughlett who took over at J.D.C. on a fugitive wanted for four murders. Monday. is a native of Titusville and was educated at Florida Boccia was cleared in probes by state and federal grand juries, State University. t flerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) officials said, but $20.3 million in lawsuits f iled by Carmine Ricca Jr.,26,a vocational education teacher, are pending thcourts. "Boccia was caught in the middle," Polk said today. "He wasn't told of the Central Florida task force controversy. And we weren't made aware by DEA of the New Jersey Incident. We went to Washington to discuss the situation and how effective Boccia would be here since all the publicity." "I'm very optimistic that DEA in Washington will make the proper decision within the next 10 days," Polk said, but he association headed by a group declined to say the two he had purchased. what he thinks "the proper decision" should be. "1 was given a deed and that of citizens. Polk and other members of the advisory board for the local Since that time the city proves the property is mine," DEA task force are known to have recommended that interim McEvers said today. -- I included additional property. k force director Don Harper, a DEA agent from Miami, be shouldn't have to accept other There are currently more than selected to take over the task force operation. property. it's a matter of 1,000 lots in the cemetery and "There's no rift between the local law enforcement agencies less than one-third of the lots over the task force," both Polk and Butler told reporters. principle." McEvers said he complained are occupied. They said the problem Is the previous leadership of the unit "1 wish I knew how to solve under Lepore. to Herring's office under the state's consumer fraud laws. the problem," said Mrs. Ironically, Lepore flew to Washington on the same airliner as A spokesman for herring's Shoniate, one of whose func- Orange County Sheriff Melvin Colman, Orlando Police Chief office said, however, that in- tions includes selling the James York and Orlando Public Safety Director Robert vestigation has shown that no cemetery lots. Chewning. Their agencies pulled out of the task force In the "We have offered Mr. fraudulent intent was involved controversy over Lepore, who now has been assigned by DEA to McEvers other lots, offered to New Orleans. and the matter is a civil one. McEvers attorney said it give him his money back. I Sources said Lepore had been summoned to the Washington appears that the problem Is don't know what to do," she DEA headquarters on undisclosed business. another of government said. Colman, Chewning and York met with Bensinger a! tea- Polk and becoming involved in too many In late March, another mixup Butler met with the DEA chief and then later both Central Florida businesses. accurred where the two dif- delegations got together for what Polk and Butler called a The original cemetery, ferent parties had ownership of "productive discussion." bounded by Grant, Rosedale a cemetery lot and a body was Sources close to the DEA task force said today that and Langdale Avenue, which buried there. authorization to move the task force headquarter, from Orlando dates from the late 1800's, was At that time, Mrs. Sliomate to South Seminole County is pending an approval by the federal acquired by the city in the late said, permission was gained to General Services Administration which handles leasing and 1950's from a cemetery move the body to another site. rental of office space for the DEA operations. - . \' ' Someone' s Buried In My Grave' 11199 CO - T1 - -- Burial Plots May Cause Laws uit 1 ox, spay 5-DAY SALE TATAMI SANDALS B" U 1 " Ms. Dorsey said, "An in. National Women's Polit i cal Meanwhile, some women at the Capitol were wearing but- cident like this just perpetuates Caucus, has conducted various tons assuring anyone who the my th that women are not surveys of sex discrimination in Congress. A study it released a might have an Interest: "1 can here Just for work." year ago said few women were Ms Dorsey, a legislative aide in top-paid Jobs in Senate of"Congress is not covered Un- for Rep. Richardson Preyer, . lices and that those who held NC., says she believes there 13 such Jobs were not as well paid der any civil rights laws or a "definite problem of male as men doing th e same work. eqw' pay laws, so something - 6-12 L' '-' - PAKS . 2 gallon 1g,311011 ' 'PINICJUçT PJcN!CJUç red. whitei' blue red. white &blur wihJMagic5pouf . .with"Magic-pout . for easy pOUritlg * br easy, pouring * C;+,i WASHINGTON (API A like this can exist because each bosses pressuring women emVwomen s political caucus says member has his own Little fief- ployes for special favors at the the Rep Wayne Hays affair dom and what one member Capitol. "Mainly this is because the shows there is a feudal and ills- does with his employes Is no criminatory job situation In other member's business," Ms. members are so enamored w i th their own power," she said. Congress,which always ex- Dorsey said Thursday. "People in their offices wait on is t If from the civil She sa id the revelation that them hand and loot, going to get rightse pa Hays had an affair with Eliza- their laundry or whatever, imposes on others. beth Ray, who contends she was They just get carried away with "This Is still a very tradition- placed on the government their power. There are many al, chauvinistic world where payroll to be Hays mistress, young women who come to the there are no rules" on employ- "really damages the image of Hill looking for a glamorous ment of women, said Mirium women on Capitol lull. experience who don't realize Dorsey, coordinator of the 20 Ray says she was unable to do what they're getting Into In mem be r Ca pitol Hi ll Women's offi ce work and couldn't even som So ule eases." type. Political Caucus. The group, a branch of the SALE ,l. *1r*l!* *** i.i rug Force eyes Move To Seminole - 3 CASTERS/ S-DAY I I Can Type Cla im 4= 0141 p299 PH. 322-1S42 4( • I 'T) !49 Q 2PIRK • NA I .,.5,.I ... S OPENMON. Thru FR I. $a.m.-S P.m. CLOSED SAT. S of 2 per cent of the lust $9,000 of taxable income, or a maximum credit of $180. —A "work bonus" for poor, working families with children would become permanent. Under this provision, costing $4.1 billion a year, a family IS given a tax credit of up to 10 per cent of earned Income up to $4,000. The benefit phases out at $9,000 Income. Also made permanent are reduced corporate taxes to benefit small business. The rate is 20 per cent on the first $25,000 of taxable Income, fl per cent on the next $25,X) and 48 per cent above $50,000. Could Be Darkened Washes. Sanford tiectric .o. — taxpayers who do not itemize, would be made permanent at a cost of $4.1 billion a year. The mm[mum is $1,700 for single persons and $2,100 for joint returns; the maximum Is $2,400 for singles and $2,800 for Joint returns, —A $35 credit - which is subtracted directly from taxes owed - Is provided for a taxpayer and each dependent at a cost of $9.6 billion. This would be extended through June 30, 1976, to allow the new Congress and the next president to gauge the economy before determining whether it should be renewed again, As an alternative, a taxpayer could have a credit P1 As it 41 for t.axexempt treatment of contributions to a pension fund. This would be available only to per. sons whose spouses are not covered by a company retirement plan but who contribute to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). At a cost to the U.S. treasury of $40 million a year, the spouse's maximum IRA contribution of $1,500 a year could be increased to $2,000 for a joint retirement fund to cover husband and wife. Extension of the tai cuts will allow current withholding rates from paychecks to continue. Here are the tax cuts that would be extended: —Increases in the standard deduction, used by Lake Monroe Drive Traps Lint EltcUcII W,râfl5 5pecialis. N.J*Tel Lar g e .i' T Small I WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress is taking steps adjusted gross Income cf $10,000. to head off a tax increase scheduled for July 1 that The Senate bill also has some had news for would cost a typical four-member American family wealthy Investors and some good news for houseearning $15,000 an extra $180 annually. wives and working parents. The Senate Finance Committee voted Some of the provisions that have been used by unanimously Thursday In favor of extending investors to shield their Incomes from taxation current tax cuts. The House has approved a similar would be tightened, but not as much as by a bill bill, passed by the House last year. If the antirecession tax cuts enacted List year are Working parents would be allowed a tax credit of allowed to expire as scheduled on July 1, it would up to $800 a year for certain childcare and mean a $245 tax Increase for a family of four ear- household expenses necessary for both parents - or ning $6,000 a year; a $204 hike for a couple earning the sole parent - to work. 000, and a $151 Increase for a single person with And for the first time, a housewife could qualify S Washing Action NOW ONLY Income Tax Cuts May Be Extended Another Year 01 'Filter-Flo,,-,) 3 Wash/ Rin..-T.mperatur. • Famous FlNe-F10 Systsm Combinations - Energy Say- • kig cold Water s.l.ctlona He.vy-Osay GE Uctor .3 Wa*er-Lv,1 S.l.c*lons — • D.paniabllity - coin op gave proven Permsnei PTess Cycle Congress Has Good News For Overburdened Budgets As expensive MoQ WWA .O()P -a -DAY SALE Sanford Rlght-to-LIfe,7:30p.m., All Souls Social Hall. TUESDAY, JUNE 1 Forest City Elementary School Kindergarten End-ofthe-year program. 7:30 p.m. Natiunal Organization for Women, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L Building, SR 436, and Palm Springs Drive. ODen to public. Rotary Club of Casselberry, 7:30 a.m. The Caboose. Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Sanford Woman's Club catered luncheon meeting r.ccr,, clubhouse, Oak Avenue, reservations necessary. the Ph. Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 5 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA. closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church Orange County Annual GOP Barbecue, 4-8 p.m., Winter Garden Tanner Auditorium. Fun and games for all ages. Tickets available Altamonte Mall Ticket Agency. MONDAY, MAY 31 Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Jayreettes. 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Information Building, Fourth and French, Sanford. Casselberry Woman's Club covered dish luncheon, 12:30 p.m., clubhouse, Overtrook Drive. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Sanford Uons Club. noon, Holiday Inn. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. on . May CB Coffee Break sponsored by Tri County Road Runners CB Radio Club, 6-10 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 0 : : : .' . Members of Roy Scout Troop 31 of Casselberry braved the rain Wekiva River. (Herald Photo by Bob Orreli) 68th Year, No. 240—Friday, May 28, mo OPEN AIR MARKET . - one of the scout leaders who to the camp recreation room, tlrove to the camp to "rescue" which contained a piano. The the wet lad's, but they rcfed tu -cc room was boon kTowtd be ,rescued" and continued with other campers as the their th1ti as thctgh the train of Chopin, Mozart. sun was smiling on them. Some Beethwen and Bach filled the even tiled the fishing and night John air. Scout reported three bass caught. llillelrandt, 'though only 14 Late Saturday afternoon the years old, has been playing the scouts were standing around in piano for nine years and his the rain, eating pork and beans music kept the entire camstraight from the can, ac. neround entertained for hours. companied by gobs of potato chips and waiting to cook their I • supper. Scoutmaster Robert Voke, I Scott Belfiower, Bob Anderson, • Tom Gersbach, Norman Page • EGOS I PEAS andJohnhlillebrandtcomposed • *LETTUCE • DEANS • CABBAGE PEPPERS • S the group who failed to let • TOMATOES •JU8ILEE WATERMELONS *CORN S adverse weather stifle their AND MANY MORE DELICIOUS ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS long awaited camping trip. TO MENTION. • An interested bystander I RETAIL—THURS.,FRIAND5AT.s.s • remarked, "You boys are sure • WHOLESALE—aday—MON.SAT. in.u:i • brave to be out in weather like FURNISHING RESTAURANTS _. ". this." To which one of the STALL NO. U I scouts replied, "Not brave— • SANFORO STATE FARMERS MARKET S 1300 FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD • just dumb!" : 322.522 Supper over and camp chores • • completed the group adjourned__•.....................................4 CORLEY PRODUCE CO. k S Seminole County Council of PTA's annual bauquet, 6:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Installation and program. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Awards Dinner 7:30 p.m., Civic Center. Cocktails, 6:30 p.m., ('hamberbuilding United Daughters of the Confederacy. 2:30 p.m., 208 V. 17th St.. Sanford. Mrs. John Wallace, UDC district director, will speak and install officers. " . Seminole County Retired Teachers. First Federal of Seinole, m First Street Sanford, 2 p.m. All retired teachers invited to organizational meeting. The Foresters Square Dance, 7:30 p.m., The Forest. Wet clothes and wet tents failed to dampen their en. t h us I as m - th e . management offered the use of c!uthe: and five minutes later all the youngsters were soaking wet again, Concerned parents contacted � 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, May 27, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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BEETLE BAILEY . up'nI F 110" I Settlement 7 Defer.as 14A I'LLF KE TH 1 CIURC4 _____ 14 Apparel 40 Robust 16 Moderate 44 I ELL I - 3 (b I .] 'I'OW (s Do$ 0 48 Aphrodite's beloved 23 Insurance (ab) 49 Take Out - - - u u' __________________________ by Art Sonsom 7 I 2l'i 1<THC$!, IF ______ PVflL fl"AVI) nir o _______ _____ ______ _______ 9 Atmosphere lab )28 Certain 31 Bullfighter to Matures R \" / (,. 33 Scanty Nicene. for one 35 Painful spots 2 Lubricated IS Favorite Feminine 4 Individuals Biblical character 21 Genus of grasses 22 gal d ocu ment ozen rain k. T-' \- 'I' [-i. ______ 28 nCkflT1 S uSuOfl 6 Affirmative 30 Utilize 31 C tnese I- r 'a- — — — — — r" r" c" r i ' 38 Girl*s name 39 Pertaining to whales fcomb — — — - Theow V 44 Deiected 45 Priority (prefi*t r i'r' - - 14 — — - - - - — — !...4 '!' - - L_..J !l8 — — 24 by Larry Lewis I PICKED THE SAFE, LADY, A SHOULDA PICKED COMBINATION YOU COULD ...BLJT,PSM I CA N ____ ~ r Jr I I YEAR, THE. I TRIED*' ___ 21 NEVER REMEMBER EM 34 2 % P I — fl" i : I ;~ 2 — — - _ ___ — 1 .. -. L _____ 4 ________ __________________ w,I .. ,"" BUGS BUNNY 'i" " REMEMBER, MAIN STREETS WHERE n4mvs LOTS d TRWIC! START ON MAIN STREET THEN CUT 4.. OVER. T'ELM! THINK INC' ) II ' 1' I _____ f ' — BLON DIE 11 I U ~.,;,R ~ . I A RAISE TOOAY " / _____ 5Z5 ' + /1 T ,o-ç srC l - ' '- 'i, '~.. - I , ~;_ _ ._q I H I7 11I 't- - I . - "" -7-- "4 11 ~ .7 by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP 1J -ill , 40 *' '\,. /;I ~, -I 17 - ... ff WAS! - / _ *I r .,/(I 11 ~,, -1 0I , 1. " I ,.~T - . ~_~ , 1 - _T1 - — . ,I , -=Z~~-- I -, ' _________________________ '7___ l ' by Bob Montana ARCHIE fill. MRL LODG7E. INDS ME CF PLEASE,ARCHIE, WATCHtN __ -.,. I~t I .? GE ELE ,-.-.- - '', £ "[ I \ 1 I I 1VJ1 T( JI L_J / FRANK AND ERNEST CONPJTIONING 11 - , ,' . .+ MI I '.! Z. -• ._ uric acid She does not drink or smoke. She eats well but she doesn'tovereat. She works very hard but has all her li fe Her doctor has told her that she will have to have a blood I ' + - i•- ,I. .Z!41's 1 6 I The bidding in the box shows how and South can reach the proper contract of live clubs after a club open' ing After a spade opening they will almost surely land in three notrump which goes lfoth vulnerable %%eit \orth Fist south replacement of cells. Doctors That's why it *w as referred to in become concerned only when medical history as the king of there is more uric acid in the diseases and the disease of often occurred with gout in put. Those who want more uric acid eventually develop information on gout can send joint difficulties. That is what 50 cents for The Health Letter, your mother's doctor is con- number 2-3, Gout, Uric Acid. cerned about. Send a long, stamped, selfThe high uric acid le VeI addressed for envelope 1 I 4 346 Pass 5 A. Pass Pass 1,ass Openin Iead-Q 9 I' - ........- . .. Have we got a ob for Y10U. . L -'_ .. -5 - . . . GAPS I A1 A LWvvx.1. L, 'I mamm" A67fMi1j5WV AIS A"FS5 AMP 45 MW - as7x)'6 I -- r.i - . 4 17?4,4 I . .. — r I ~ 11k - . ~ - , . LgOUJA L .. = - 1 ~ I -1 rR!l '1 4.• I — I e ~. ' _,o' 4_1. Y'a ... : . .. _. -. _____________ ______ "- . - . - ____________ 'ir . I. ,.. II, i,.. ., !uut .c p. r' % " . 1D., - 1, - . , . .. . . II ' "- • a I a By BOB I.LOYD 11v-8#__ I g' I I I . . i • Ccuesurd .4-/t , . 114 LL ...... . - - - ',.A .__ ., .I .. s . . _____ _________ .1 - . ' ç, Special Taxing District Cleared ...... . . _. ' c')' I Continued On Page 2-A) -i - L.... p ,' . . _____ .. .. ,,.,, ; .., V --- _. -_ L.-I . . I ... ... ... .1 - .j' * *%.", retertndLuu will be held in November, but he said an exact . " - 1_~, : - -7 , I - .'", / ~ . r '. ,~41, , -_ . xl~ .1 , L . - ~ __________ , - . 2-B Sanford cleared the Florida date has not been determined. ' ........ 10-A House today, according to State Horoscope . ...'...... I I 10-A Rep. Bob Hattaway. ............. LS-A A 15 member Downtown Improvement Authority board "It is a law unless the will be appointed by the Sanford ( . ~~ - I - . III:., J, U_ Am 0 Seminole County, fol,lowed by a A 20-year-old Orlando area No Word Received About SHA Meeting -' I i I — - '- fractured right leg and elbow of 100 miles per hour onto Old 0 t-f - and foot lacerations and Winter Garden Road. the John . -- Women s Rights A Include U Icers # - - __. f , J L., + (.t . I , f -_- '. I i 41111n*NAft,I v a% gl ft gs i This is one instance in which equal rights for women are becoming a reality," says Dr. Morton I Grossman director of the UCLA Center for Ulcer Researchand Education inCaliforma. Grossman, here for a medical meeting, says that 30 years ago male ulcer patients outnumbered female patients 20-1 but the . ratio has now dropped to 2-1. Smw 5 million female adults have " ulcers, compared to 10 million male adults, he says. Dr. Charles Cede, assistant director of the UCLA center, says that part of the problem has been traced increased smoking . . and drinking among women. "Smoking, as well as th e use of alcohol, has risen terrifically in "Look a! it this way. You make money just as the bee makes honey ... and we are the beekeepers!" 7FA0aR5rAWMn 7ACY AQAWMAM 7*94X splww 04115worilli0 9: 1 R A tiff sewc v - CW V .. Ford Holds I .,A -You'd think that would be one of the most stressful jobs ._~ -, Off The heaviest presidential primary day in American history is might have been a big Reagan day and Democratic front-runner ii ' . I - I . .. Ir>r ~W~l'It" , 4 tF5.t~~ , --~,~.~ ~QKTI U y-, ,.j~4~g ,., . , I - III. .A. ;(,~ 2,~ `i~"R4 _' . V j - --t - -- Iii I.- ' -~;-O," .1.,%- . ;ii; ,~~!e~ 0 , . - Gerald Ford 3 I Jimmy Carter 3 "!.~14.,~.*WLM%tIN4 0 11 -w. Frank Church 2 Jerry Brown 1 I gates, combining those picked up in primaries with 24 inure in Stuart Spencer. Ford s deputy campaign siid the district conventions in Missouri and two in an Alabama runoff. President was happy with the results. "This is the night Reagan That puts the former Georgia governor past the halfway mark had to make a big comeback," Spencer said. "He didn't do it.., with 876 of the 1,505 delegates needed for the Democratic Reagan said he was pleased with his wins in Arkansas, Idaho and Nevada. lie said of Kentucky and Tennessee, ,,I feel good doing as well as I did in thiese border states." Church called the Oregon and Idaho wins "a quantum leap forward for my campaign." And he ached: "The results tonight show peciple are taking a second look at Jimmy Carter." expected in Oregon and beating Reagan by narrow margins in it looked for a while like be might squeeze out win in Tennessee Tennessee and Kentucky. And while Reagan's bigger wins in Nevada, Idaho and Arkansas gave him a net gain of 20 delegates on the day, the President still leads, 779 delegat". to 6,L)- to make his prediction good. Ford's margin was narrow through % on half the peimaries he has entered in May. much of the evening, an;d Reagan pulled to within 123 votilis . with Vda!% Who wc,a c-ally " delegates Tuftday, saiLl he was still in about 50 precincu lieft to report. the race. A won delegate:i in Arkansas and Kentucky," he said. FtlmundG Brown Jr. easily captured the Nevada primary. he 10-it the delegate race 22-21 because of weighting by candidate But a write-in requires a commitment far greater I distric . But Carter. despite the mixed results, won a total o( 136 dele. Congr .tç.t - Reagane Carter ncreases I I . -, .•- - . . ; . "" ):_7.~ -. I 44 . _ k- . J non-~nation. Jimniy Carter increasing his delegate lead. Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona, who picked up a scattered six 'I"here were six primaries on Tuesday. three in Southern or border states and th.ree in the far West, areas that are the delegates Tuesday, remains second with 298.5. There is also a bloc of 33.5 uncommitted votes, cornerstone of Reagan's Sun Belt strategy. Reagan had predicted he would win at least (our of the six and But Ford managed a split in the popular vote, winning as I -I Ivwl, T,Yi.~~ .-. - - over with President Ford holding off Ronald Rea gan on w hat "It's a very popular notion that psychological and environ. mental factors contribute to ulcers, but it's never been proven," GrossnIan said. "For some people. stress on the job actually major landing fields - 1:;~ - - . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pressure jobs to ulcers in men, and the two researchers stop short d. ., i I , ~~ -.1 I :,~.I X, ..'i~, 6~~ fj,',(-~ ,;ex 11E~ I Ronald Reagan 3 responsibility or emotional stress Pill - , of attributing the rise in female gastric disease to increased job f ftv.. Am 'or _____ ~ we haven't found any pattern with ulcer patients," he Says. No one has ever scientifically connected urban stress or high- II' i - , I -- Dr. Code says he is not sure what social significance, if any, there is In the trend for women to get ulcers. , I. , but os any - 4ease will change a person ina certain t - 11,; -1 \ The two dctars wcrc tntcrvLccd at the thgetivc DIsIMIC "YAW 7UNW At ~ '~ - ZZFN 1, women," says Code, a fortuerMayo Clinic ulcer specialist. Both substances irritate the stomach lining where ulcers form as coLlsized breaks in the delicate interior surface. . F_- . 1( to b t . I I / b. -IMIk -_ . '/"). MIAMI BEACH (AP) - Women are rapidly catching up with men in getting that bane of the modern age - the ulcer, ;ji , . ,I'- -Wi', 2 J' ~Fl~--"i) i + V I- a, rt, Fii:T47?ir1e#_r4F1Aee~ir%Vi~~!~ I --' - I v Z, I K. .r. , It 11-, "i ., 1* Ø(f ended up in the hospital with a cyclist fled at speeds in exc Ill "__ 9 lakefront: along Sanford Evans about a possible meeting representatives of the Joint s aid Lake Mar increasing Thursday. Rain valuation, probability 30 per cent today Before any taxes are levied, Avenue from the lakefront to to consider firing or suspending Tenant Council of the 480 units Police Cliief Harry Benson, out and tonight and 40 per cent however, voters must approve Fifth Street; and the north side Thomas Wilson 111, executive of low-cost public housing in ° Thursday. the measures in a referendum. of Third Street from Sanford to director of the housing I Continued On ilage 2-A) Dctalls and tides on Page 5-A. Hattaway predicted the Oak Avenue. I Continued On Page 29-A) authority, , gave his address as "Joe's motorcycle for traffic offenses. -' house In Orange County," Authorities said the motor- + . ___ - ,, . athletic coaches. She claims to be better qualified and more experienced than some other teachers at the school *hose contracts have been renewed and who are also athletic coaches. I feel it's unjust and discriminatory," said Mrs. Edwards. They are sacrificing academics A bill to provide (uiith for . i0-1 ......... .. 4-A redevelopment of Downtown - - Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb ..-. part of a continuing practice to fire female teachers in order to open positions for male Tuesday in a telephone interview that if an ap- Today .. -_ ________ football, it would help' get the position received outstanding evaluations. But her teaching contract has not been renewed for th e coming year. "In my opinlon.Icanflndabetterquallfied or a more experienced teacher' wrote Oviedo Principal Keith Stone in the pink slip Mrs. Edwards received April 29 Stone also said abrasions after the motorcycle Young Parkway to Lee It ad 1103PIW 1111-11A cf-88 ____ Mrs.Edwardschargesthatherdismissalis Bridge Vihlen made a motion to exempt Huskey from payment of the fees, but it (a il ed to get a second. Then he made a final motion to put the fees in escrow That failed also plicant for Mrs Edwards' job could also coach i For the past year, Oviedo High School French and Spanish teacher Carol Edwards has AroundTheClock -.+ Motorcyclist Injured pe e ase • • -'t1 J 7%~4~ 1_12 ~. 1 . Freeman also ruled that Huskey shouldn't be allowed to put the pro mised Impact fees in an escrow account. . 0 High Teacher enges By JEAN PATESON herald Staff Writer _______ rezoned buck to its original classification. to pay the $310 per unit fee i - . L ____________________ 111; L I /- _ .?. j / _________ .. Crashes Into Deputy's Car _______________________ ________________________ I? At Tuesday's meeting Huskey offered to pay the fee. He said the county's refusal to grant the plat approval Is "putting me out of business. Huskey also complained to the governor's office and threatened to f He a lawsuit against the commission. But Kimbrough said Huskey found a "legal loophole" and in ten ds to renege on earlier promises by I Thediet[snotaslmportantin terms of lowering the uric acid as it once was because much itiure can be accomplished by available medi cines. However, the diet is very important in terms of preventing heart and vascular disease. The best diet for most gout patients then Is the same one that is used to prevent heart disease, a low- iS JVA 501OWY" A&MJDLA*70Z OR SZ2VG 4'7Y \ Jjf - I. ~ w-"Motorcyclist complains of pain as Emergency Medical TechnIclaas p ,epare to transport him to hospital. Itierald photo by Bob lJoyd) k~. \ I zoning. 0__ - __ ___ 1% a 1 -~~ Gout is often associated with fat, low-cholesterol diet with calories limited to the point to prevent or eliminate obesity. ,• ----- 4Ø/j 1 ! fees be returned on PUD jn addition toconventional as Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. demanded the commission rule on a request for a pint approval from a Sou th Seminole land developer, 1' - I SIDE GLANCES f . . 7. Kimbrough's contention was that If all fees are illegal, then the commission would be out of order to address itself only to the Huskey issue. fie said the county needs arulthgtodcrnijncif PUD zoning is legal. If it's not, Kimbrough said all PUD should AAMW_ _~= , I Sports .. " ...... L Downtown merchants have 11-13-A spokesman for the Altamonte fender of a patrol car driven by 1 I-_, . I . - , .. trc) 14-A Springs Democrat said. The pledged financial support of the i Television ____ I .. ...... . Deputy J. F. Bennett on Lake helicopter and a string of pa milliII11111111111111111111111111 .A' Women I . 1.9 B measure, which creates a DDC operation and its promise man was listed in good con- Mary Blvd. at Sir Lancelot cars. . . SHA DI[RECTOR THOMAS WttSON [if special taxing district, has to rejuvenate the Downtown H ion11a1 Sem nole Memorial Drive. e Officers sai %%EATIII'.It flOtO ?C already passed the Senate. area. A major sparkplug behind toda y after bein 1) tr I ' th ough on times split d the Tuesday's high 87, today's The bill provides for a Land the bill is Sara Jacobson. DDC , injured at Lake Slary Tuesday estimated at $700. Deputy the wrong side of the road, tax of up to three mills for board chairman. afternoon when a two-wuntY Bennett wasn't injured. police forcing motorists to take lo% 63. Rainfall: .73 Inch. Partly cloudy with a chance property owners in the special r-Topo.sed boundaries of the high speed chase ended with a said. evasive action. of thundershowers. Increasing taxing district. taxing district are: A block nwtorc cle crashing into a %! j l Florida h1i3 The chase in v olving six cloudiness Thursday. Highs Since one mill equals $1 per (rain Second Street to the Seminole CountySheriffs Dotroopers set up Gill Fox police agencies, began on Kirkmostly In upper 80s and lo%s $1,000 worth of taxable lakefront and Sanford Avenue partment patrol Sanford Housing Authority Two board members have 4 at the Lake Slary rj _______________________________________ tonight in upper 60s artable property a full three mill ley to French A%enue a block ISHA board members said requested man Road in Orl'indo when an Eans call a special and the speeding I. The man, who told police he is Orange County deputy tried to inds around 10 m.p.h. would mean landowners would Sanford Avenue to Nlellonville today they've received no word meeting on the matter, being % exited the interstate onto Lake a ~ 5 W. Michael Glenn Copley, 20, and stop the black chopper-type .I becoming southeasterly and pay a $3 tax on each $1,000 Avenue and Fourth Street to the from Board Chairman Richard pushed 1 bv mailing. Address your letter to 00 MllutgwR 19- legal. Huskey was the first developer to ask that - _________ - by T. K. Ryan are released from promises made two years ago. countyAtty. Freeman said hewm write Shevin, but Freeman said,"I will ask Kimbrough to Chairman Michael Hattaway had to gavel the commissioners to silence. Th en he called a recess -. conventional zoning promises are verbal. Williams offered to make a test case out qf the Huskey incident to determine if PUD zoning is i; f . you can spare. renowned for. Most of thew can be complications Red CrOSS. 1he Good +Neighbor. .. ~ - ,f- A Tennessee reader asks, "Whatclubshouldlplayfrom Q 10 9 6 31 The contract is three notrump. My partner opens ca rd club suit. be an inherited to refusing to pay the Impact fee. Williams maintain taxpayers will be required to pick up the $5 million tab if developers and builders ________ ________________ T.''1__4,~ -' -. (Do you have a question 2. You never open a threecard club suit when you have a for the experts? Write "Ask fts five-card suit somewhere ilia JaCiobys" care of this usually means an excess There Is a gat deal which else. newspaper. The Jacobys will production of it. can be done today with 3. You never open a three. answer individual questions It's uue that women may medicine to control gout. A card club suit when your hand it stamped. sell-addressod have high uric acid levels and person with high uric acid meets all requirements for an envelopes are enclosed. The never have any associated joint levels who is willing to follow opening I The corollary to the use of will be used in this column involvement such as the red hot good medical supervision can the short club is that you tend and will receive copies of inflamed toe that causes such usually have it controlled nd not to open four-t-ard major JACOBY MODERN.) severe pain or gouty arthritis. avoid the complications that so seems to be an inherited trait or is mandatory. PUD zoning is different than conventlonal in that commitments are drawn up and are on file at the county courthouse, whereas "You've already withdrawn commitments on without a county ordinance Is illegal. And, two weeki ago Huskey asked for the pint approval after At one point in the meeting, Commission ' ..A: r. down when West opens a heart. 1 J6 Pais I A Pass 3 4 Pass Pass told she does have a high uric the same disease. The joint level which means gout. I'd like Involvement is merely a ________________________ I r,VAJ-e PARf "Wr'~1 A)p fRART )w,M0. - Week conference here of about 3,000 gastrio4ntestinal specialists. 1ILU_ C9CIL. HAS' A-ri -i" - .1 spade response and bid one spade if partier responds with * J 94 2 VA3 of the reading I have been level as having gout as long as doing, I have never seen he has never had any in. mention of a blood test. Mother volvement of his joints. had a a diabetic test and was Nevertheless, it is essjientially percentage of women with high Freeman has ruled that collection of impact fees L .. _~ $ . ThATThIJ& . . — conventional zoning. What makes us think the same th ing wouldn't happen on PUD?" Kimbrough asked. Then Commissiflarry Kwiatkowski agedjf the commitments Huskey made In Sweetwater were voluntary or mandatory. "If it's mandatory, I'm in favor of Huskey paying," Kwiatkowski said draft the question." I . clubsoronenotrump,raisea souin (D) LA k 8 7 Lamb -- I WHAT KINP OF KEW . . - ., - - I."...IIIIIIIIIIIII"I`II TUMBLEWEEDS LOM to pass if partner raises to two vK97 1064 # QJ 1073 Dr. and definitely should open one club not one spade He plans , 103 2 it may not be fair to label a test every three month.s. In all person with a high uric acid S by Bob Thaves - %uJU J acute painful joints it is - - D is clouding the Issue." Vihien attempted to secure a ruling after developer Everette Huskey demanded one more motion after three or four similar at. tempts failed. Huskey challenged the commission's ability to govern after commissioners refused to grant him a pint approval on 32 units Huskey owns in Sweet- Commissioners John Kirnbrough and Richard ., - j -t - . .-- '' 11'' Hattaway told the commissioner, "All you're doing the countywide fire district. - '•"- __ .1 - .,~ ,-, L!,I , e I - I I- , . f Mi ion Herald Staff Writer Al an emotional debate over impact fees, the Seminole County Commission Tuesday voted to ask i n promises, slated for repairing old schools and for , I I open four-card majors at all. •AK 8 K Q 10743 %V EST EAST iif levels and the men will have I _____ &64 ii . . In . £ By ED PR!CKETF . . ~ . 4I ~~ . - , 11 . -" .--y-1q.111_ It .' NA I it, . Controversy Of whether Planned Unit Development (PUD) zoning classification is legal. The Issue centers on the legality of the county's . ... suits, but you should not go as far as some do and refuse to 25 NORTH ttiritic ctonges aside from the ' hel' kc . .. . 1 'i assical V 8 Cairn. I ! 1. - me In care of this newspaper, tendency. The women in the P.O. Box 1551, Iladio City family may have high ur ic acid Station, New York, NY 10019. , an at least TOO MANY OF THEM N POLITICAL THE ANt( &5. - High Urk Acid Nevertheless a certain i I r TWE FISWING . - 1) - . I I \ . 1 Ir -0 ,e , __^v% re, "r- - ," e .,rA4 . _ -y_;;_ ~ ~CARLYLE- f-~, d~_11 II HOW (Zrf_"L~j JD S DON EIP~E-It, 1,4 AT, ' f _) leI e~ I , ~~ f TWAT ALL DEPENDS, JENNY LU. ` ; V40ULD YOU LIKE 70 BE MAQ00NEC) ON A 7ROPICAL ISLAND? ' By Oswald & James Jacoby and -Everyone DEAR be intereted to Let's take another look at the kin i played." You may has uric acid in the blood know that many famous people the short club as used by exThe answer here is that you -, perts. There are three stream. It is a byproduct Of the have had high uric acid levels play the 10 as an encouraging nevers h.se normal reproduction and and its complication, gout card This is the highest card '1. ).) - F " , -1 ~, .... s I, . • Mill) 26, IrM to hear about this blood test as complication of the high uric my mother is very upset over it. acid level. A (-_' .i1J?._!rGI i I . '.J- . .. I I it.at ' . 1. WIN AT BRIDGE mother was told that she has Chic i1O11 71 NO, HE KICKED ME! ~ CZAISED ME TWO PEET i~~F MORE ' I ' 1 THEPLOORY ! ONE -Y .F n ,-",N Q lb;. .IJ _N ~'~L I ., I b I - v I - &i , -0:', S, __! =7 THE 80S GAVE ME o ... t Center ... . .• . YOURBIRThDAY i ,7qW I f If Fees 1orIdaAtty. Gen. Robert ev1n for an opinion on / . B) ()S%%Al I) and JAlF.S J,'v1OB DEAR DR. LAMB-I have been reading everything I can . lll\ - — . , .. 11, I r / - — 1 _.AJl '.,'j ! — . - - C ER (E GOOD 1 ONE 0f MY MOST PERSISTENT CREDITORS... PLEASE CONTINUE! ' " e!z! Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents As Vihien attempted to drive home his opinion, jr---- —— .. . by Stoffel & He,mdohl _______ ia .A _ _ - iT. — KSMITH monsomm~ i axpayers May . •1 the past are go e to get up-tight, one aid coming year. your uu .LIBR/t Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You should be lucky in busirms in particular will situations today, but not if several val ua ble ways. 44 — — !fl i l T I . much keener. VIRGO I Aug. nSept. 22) Be s philosophical about today' events. Take what ocrurs in stride. You've got something going for you. Don't let yourself 14;_ ZS M'1 BIRTHDAY ...THE MONTH, 3 ...THE DA'/, 24... REMEMBER gressie. :1I V.. .:! s nothing you can't handle. situation your judwnent is . Impact . . . than pulsive. Once you reflect on a and friendly rather i c4t4—1 NUMERALS OF - LEO (July 23-Aug .22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) make a favorable Impression Your first ideas are not your dealings best on persons you have ones today. Don't be tinwith today if you're expansive - EBUTN CA ,fOU OPEN IOU . source of annoyance today, but will be easy on Your purse. 1 - . You can find plenty to, 20-Feb. 19) that's fun without It being ex- AQUARmSJ. A close associate may be a pensive. Select activi ties __. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS the brakes tuuiiy I I ~019 to fare SAGITrARIUS (Nov. unselfish, you're Although this will be a be tter personally Jrnn the 21) produc tive day. people you're trying to do Id rewarding as it thlngsfortoy. yourattltude toward of because GEMINI (May 2Wune) work. The early YY CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan irritable, apt to be a bt will 19) Moderation is a must for before long the1ovial ii - - T.. 68th Year, No. 239—Wednesday, May 26, """"""""' 1976 emerge. You 6 J ! ff if---- ___ " 1 slight e fun to be you today. You have a overindulge. Enjoy tendency to around. but keep a foot on CANCER (June 21-July 221 yourself Ii 112 - &YM ,Wnsmi~ W" i! ARIES March 21-April 19) art 1 There is material opportunity SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) about you today, but there little angry with You may cet a nise a possibility you'll not ca your mate tu.wY properly a ri Don't exploit want to you can't see that what wasteful. own good. his is for do for him iUiiUS (April ieasU Though your motives will be . 32 Writing 12 Weights of 23 I Openings in pagoda 321ron fences as a°'a 34 Mountain pass 8 Shoshoneafl 25 Utopian Indians 35 Plant ovule 26 Alleviated ME1 1111I '•• " tool 11 Garment " tab) I 26, 1976 friends are involved. Keep your I 27 _25 THE BORN LOSER - Newspaper executives For Wednday,MdY -t-.J&I I 24 Headed pun 26 2M 1 ___ 20 21 Fruit drunks 0 - Seines scofes 18 Foollike part 46 Cylindrical From ./1 HOROSCOPE Al q E I I? -= 40 ___ I 36 Postscript jsb) 38 Stray ACROSS WELL, FOR ONE TWIN& K Jumble Mort Walker . WERE 60ING SVE - Answer to Pre,Aous Puzzle Tuesday, May u,im But Carter emphasized his delegate harvest and that he has ,. .4 - JP It 1 �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 26,1976 Three Men EL r4 Allegedly 1 Is WORLD t Bea en . By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer More than half the states, 53 WASHINGTON tAP) labor unions and 22 church groups are joining 73 foodstamp families to sue the Ford administration in an attempt to stop a sharp cutback In the food stamp program. Ronald Polhrk, director of the private non-profit Food Research and .ictlon Center who will argue the case for almost 200 plaIntiffs, said the suit will be filed in U.S. District Court today. According to current Agriculture Department estimates, about 1.66 million families would be eliminated entirely from the food-stamp rolls under new regulations that begin taking effect next Tuesday. An additional 1.72 million families with incomes just tinder the official poverty tines would remain in the program but would have to pay more cash for the stamps. Administration officials say the other two million-plus families remaining in the program will see their benefits increase. - police reports, that when he ap. old Geneva owner of five chim- chimps, was given a summons proached the truck he was panzees has received another to court on the ordinance jumped by three men who beat county court summons for "relating to not confining Sanford police are probing and kicked him and attempted alleged violation of the courtly dangerous animals within a the beating and attempted to rip his wallet from his pants animal control ordinance, proper cage, which allowed the robbery early today of a pocket. ier1ff's deputies, who had animals to escape and run atsecurity guard at the Seminole Patrolman Jack Fulenwider been summoned to Alexander's large unrestrained, threatening - County Road Department and said the men were apparently residence on Lake Harney the protection of persons and warehouse headquarters at scared off when Smith's Ger- Acrettes Road twice in the last other animals." County Home 11111. off U.S. 17-92 man shepherd dog approached week, reported that last night Patton said the chimps near Five Points, and that the men ran from the they again found that two escaped from a cage through a Greg Smith, 21, an employe of area. chimpanzees had escaped from hole In the top, the same way Mohawk Security Service, told Smith was able to rip off a their cage and were ambling they did last week. police he was on guard duty at jacket one man was wearing, Along the roadway. He reported the cages the county facility at 1 a.m. police said, and it was turned Deputy J. M. Patton said remained In the same condition when he saw the headlights on a over to investigators. Alexander, who arrived home and that there was no food or dumptruck were on. Chip Owner Cited after Animal Control Officer water In the cages for the Smith said, according to Rudolf Alexander, 37-year- Bruce Clarke had corraled the animals, No Wo rd Received A India s Relat*ions W'I'th Bangladesh St'1*11 Frustrating I and 11w young nation the Indian dispute s. was brought on by last tionately known, Was COil- intervention in 1971. NEW l)ElJll, India i AI'p India expressed its shock and emerged as the leader of Hang- assassination attempt." and 'India has patched up ties with arms helped create with its into secularism and "The assassination really hit dismay at the assassination, ladesh after two power strug- strongly warned Dacca against and nutted \iigiist's o'erthrow ild rivals China and Pakistan, ti r ntion in the 1971 Pakistan .iss,is_sin,,tion of the Bangladesh Friendh relations with India tin Indians. intl it hit Mrs but in the three months of up- glcs III November. and later violence to its nationals ut relations with Bangladesh. lvii w;ir, Bangladesh once was president. Sheik Mujihur Rah- and his assassination touched Dacca and New Delhi are still ;antthi personally,'' one West- heaval that followed India per- that month, when India's high the nation it helped create, re- East Pakistan. man, and several associates oil fears in India of anti-hindu ern diplomat said. "The Bane- sistentiv maintained it would commissioner to Bangladesh talking and pledging to The rurrent rift, though deal- ci) ii SI tie red pro-I n dl an. violence in Bangladesh and a ladesh war cost 'he Indians a lit r.nt interfere in Bangladesh's mis wounded in a shooting in negotiate with each other, but main a frustration for Prime '5 iister Indira Gandhi's gov. mi: svitli long-standing geitDacca, the Indian government the postures appear to be potential refugee problem like and they had an interest in internal affairs. cllplomimals sa t nment. eraphical and political Ma). (;en. Ziaur Itahman denounced the incident as "an toughening with each flareup. \lnjib, a_S the sheik was :.flec- the one that prompted Indian Mtijib." In the past month. India and X.. Bangladesh have hall bitter ex. changes three border shooting incidents. and a grow Ing feud over Ganges River wa, IuII ter rights has all but ended In. . . dian hopes (if an early renewal of friendship with Its overrppulated and undernourished : ghbor to the east. The souring of the IndiaBangladesh Friendship is particularly troublesome to New Delhi because it represents the GET THE WALORUN PRICE" only blemish on Mrs Gandhi' s ON YOUR PRESCRIPTION.. effort to mend India's subccrnfor yourself in Wolgrns Compare tinent fences before the nonaConsumers Open Book' listing Over ligned summit conference in IN bI"(Itr Foreign Pressure Led Cuba To Begin Pull-Out: Officials i WASHINGTON tAP) — Pressure from many African countries and possibly the Soviet Union prompted Cuba's decision to begin removing Its 15, (100 troops from Angola, S. officials say. The Cuban pull-out, to be conducted at the rate of about 200 a week, is viewed here as an effort by Cuba to recoup some cf the diplomatic ground it appears to have lost in SHA M SUNDAY, and . Tenant Council representative studies of the operation of the Brown wasn't available for Tuesday afternoon that if local housing authority to reply comment as was Evans today. tenants have evidence of to the tenants' complaints but "He's (Evans) got another Sanford. Meanwhile, State Attorney criminality "they could go the that no BUD action on corn- day to act," Wright said. "I Abbott Herring said he has told the FBI" and if the matters plaints against Wilson is ex- hope he'll call a meeting." One source close to the SB/i a Tenant Council represen- tenants want probed are of a pected because complaints TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — A blond European arriving tative seeking a grand jury civil nature that the U.S. against local authority staff board said today there apon a foreign airline carried the suitcase bomb that killed probe of the local housing Attorney could hear the corn- members is outside BUD parently are different in. himself and a woman guard and Injured 10 Israelis at jurisdiction and are handled terpret-atlons of the SHA byauthority operations amid plants, Israel's international airport Tuesday, the airport Tenants Council members laws, adopted in 1943. In allegations "of (allure to do manager told a news conference, SHA board members George reference to special or called certain things with federal picketed SHA offices on W. 10th Airport police said the man carried a Dutch passport funds" that the state attorney Street last week in efforts W. Brown and Samuel Wright board meetings, bearing the name of Hugc Miller. In their letter calling for the' and local grand jury have no aimed at getting Wilson fired. Jr. have requested a special or A second suitcase bomb went off half an hour later as jurisdiction and complaints The picketing ended on Monday called SUA board meeting to special meeting, Brown and police were dragging It from the arrival hall of Benand council representatives consider firing or suspending Wright, stated that the by-laws should be directed to the Gurion International Airport. It caused no damage or carried their complaints to Wilson. say the chairman shall call a Attorney's office or the casualties. The police blew open a third suitcase with 4 Wright said this morning that meeting within two days of Department of Housing and BUD. detonators, but it contained only clothes. BUD officials reportedly he's received no word from receipt of a written request by Urban Development (HUD). have said they will use in- Evans about a meeting, as board members. Herring said he told the formation gathered in prior provided for in SHA by-laws. SHA attorney Ned Julian Jr. wasn't available today to comment on the by-laws OVERLOOKING FARAYA, Lebanon (AP) A crucial questions, battle in Lebanon's civil war is raging through rocky — Bob Lloyd i('ontinued From Page I-A) She said Stone told her all coaches were on snowpatcheti mountains that used to be the best ski continuing contract, but that some might not country in the Middle East. to athletics and I'm going to take my fight to the want to coach next year. He would then need an Moslem and Christian forces are trading heavy artillery public." open slot to find another coach. shells, bullets and rockets front peak to peak. Casualties Mrs. Edwards will appear before the Stone noted that his teaching staff had dwinin three weeks of righting have been heavy. Seminole County School Board tonight when It died from 80 to about 50 when the seventh and Ap meets at 7:30 p.m. at Altamonte Springs City eighth grades were phased out two years ago. He Hall. said this meant many faculty members had to Stone has denied Mrs. Edwards' charges, take on extracurricular activities. n saying that "the idea of my eliminating her to (Continued From Page I'M The large percentage of these teachers on Maitland, Altamonte Springs get a coach per se is not true." Stone added, continuing contract poses a problem, said Stone, LAKE MARY The city's exiting from an Industrial plant and Lake Mary police and the "I've not considered any additional assignments because extracurricular activities are not part of planning and zoning com-. at Lake Mary Boulevard and Florida Highway Patrol. for coaches, but I may need some new per- the basic contract. Teachers cannot be forced to mission Wednesday night Lake Emma Road. was State Trooper C.!.. Tomlinson sonalitles among my coaches." approved preliminary plans for unaware of the chase and was said he charged Copley with . take on these extra responsibilities, Mrs. Edwards feels that her training and "The taxpayers have an investment in me a new million dollar subdivision almost run down by the fleeing reckless driving, unlawful experience makes her "eminently qualified" to which should not be lightly discarded," said Mrs. to be constructed on a 24-lot motorcycle, speed, attempting to elude an continue In her teaching position. She has a Edwards, adding that she did not want to see the parcel on Evansdale and The motorcycle ran a We officer, no drivers license, no bachelor of arts degree with a major in French "extracurricular dog wag the academic tail." Pinetree Streets. Mary police roadblock at Lake valid license tag, possession of and minor in Spanish, and is also certified to Developer Frank Heidrich Mary Boulevard and Country a stolen tag, no headlight and no In addition to the public appeal she plans to teach English. She lived In Paris, France, for make tonight, Mrs. Edwards has filed a was authorized by the advisory Club Road and then continued face shield, plus driving on the four years prior to teaching, and last summer grievance with Stone. board to proceed wit!; final east on Lake Mary Boulevard, wrong side of, the road. chaperoned 247 students on a tour to Europe. She claims that her contract calls for ad- planning for the minimum officers said. Altamonte police lodged 11cr classes at Oviedo include French 1, 2, 3 inlnistrative personnel to worn with annual three-quarter acre, lakefront Bennett said he had stopped charges of reckless driving and and 4, and Spanish I. At Stone's request, she contract teachers to help them develop into sites, including engineering his patrol car, with light attempting to elude an officer. accepted the position of assistant department productive teachers. "No one ever counseled me plans for drainage, flashing and siren sounding, in Seminole Deputy Charles c hairman of the language arts department and is in any way. They did not follow procedure," she Custom-built homes to be the westbound lane of Lake Coffee, who reported the co-sponsor of the school's largest club, the claims, constructed at the sites are to Mary Boulevard when the niotorcyck' was traveling In International Club. Stone rejected her grievance Tuesday. She contain a minimum of 1,600 motorcycle tried to go between excess of 100 miles an how Stone said that Mrs. Edwards had "done a will now file with School Supt. William P. Layer, square feet of floor space. The the patrol car and the car of a when it outdistanced him on 1-4 good job" In the classrocrn, but had not made and if he turns her down, take her grievance to new subdivision, at this point, is stopped motorist and plowed from SR434 to Lake Mary much contribution to extra-curricular activities, the school board. known simply as "Heidrich's into the right front fender of the fk".m!e'ard, said cha'g of lie said he was aware that she had volunteered to Layer said that he could not comment on the subdivision." patrol car. reckless driving and fleeing and coach tennis and swimming, but that she had not case as he has not yet received a copy of the In other business, the board Police said the driver was attempting to elude an officer been given the opportunity to do so. grievance, approved the creation of a new thrown from the motorcycle are also pending. Mrs. Edwards said she was told by Stone that He said he accepted Stone's recommendation zoning designation, RM-2, which careened into the edge of Officers said an expired Ohio her contract was not being renewed nor was she that Mrs. Edwards not be rehired "through an which permits both the lease of woods on the north side of Lake license tag on the motorcycle being granted continuing contract status omission." Layer said, "Her name was not on and private ownership of lots in Mary Boulevard, was reported stolen with because he had decided to hold her position open the list for continuing contract which I received, a mobile home park. Bennett reported the another motorcycle In Ohio. and untenured as he had coaching and extra- They don't have a separate list for those not The recommended new motorcycle was traveling at a curricular problems. zoning category is to be for- "speed of 100 miles per hour or being renewed." VT warded to the city council for more" when it struck the patrol action, car. MEMORIALPARK (Continued From Page 1-A) SAN DIEGO (AP) — Sixteen persons and three Mexican firms have been Indicted as alleged partners in an international conspiracy to smuggle the banned cancer substance laetrile Into the United States. The federal grand jury indictments were disclosed Tuesday night by the San Diego Union, which said they were Issued last Thursday. The New York Times carried a similar report. One of those charged with conspiracy in the case is Andrew R.L. McNaughton, 57, a Canadian who allegedly produces most of the laetrile used In North and Central America. The 12-count Indictment accused the defendants and 33 unindicted coconspirators of producing lactrile, also known as vitamin B17, In laboratories in Tijuana, Mexico, then smuggling It into the United States for secret sale as a cancer treatment. ... Radiation Talks Crucial WAShINGTON (AP) — A State Department official says delicate U.S.-Soviet talks over microwave bombardment of the American embassy In Moscow appear to be nearing a crucial point that could determine whether stronger U.S. steps are needed to deal with the radiation. Harry G. Blaney, a member of the department's Policy Planning Staff, voiced the assessment Tuesday at a governing board meeting of the American Foreign Service Association, which represents U.S. foreign service officers and other State Department employes. Blaney is chairman of AFSA's committee on extraordinary dangers. The panel has been engaged in talks with top State Department management officials, seeking to insure that employes are fully Informed about the Moscow situation and similar problems that may arise elsewhere. Default, Rocks Exchange NEW YORK (API — Failure by speculators to deliver nearly 50 million pounds of Maine potatoes has rocked the 104-year-old New York Mercantile Exchange. One broker says that if those who caused the default get away tinpunished it could "destroy the traditional fabric of the commodity futures trading system." It was clear that default on the potato contracts could have widespread ramifications on the exchange that gives farmers and others a chance to gamble on future production of several types of raw mitrialc nonin ca. rn-i fluctuation. Post Office To Hold Auctions WASHINGTON (AP) - If your collection of Conway Twitty's greatest hits never arrived in the mail, chances are it's gone for a good purpose — helping the cashstarved Postal Service solve its debt problems. The Postal Service is making profits from auctioning off books and records after its new mail sorting machinezi have ripped them from their wrappers. Spokesmen for the book and record industries said Tuesday that their merchandise has received unprecedented damage in the mail since the Postal Service began using an automated system for sorting packages. Meningitis Claims Recruit LAWTON, Okl.a. I AP - A post-mortem examination was to be performed to determine what type of meningitis claimed the We of a Il-year-old basic recruit from Lake Placid, U.S. Army officials said. The victim was identified by officials of Fort Sill Army Base as Pvt. Jesse Blaine. Dr. Charles Green of the City-County Health Department In Lawton said there are several types of meningitis, some more contagious than others. DON REYNOLDS DEMOCRAT 5th Congressional District Tb. 'ommlttsv to slect CON REYNOLDS to would uk. to i n vite you to an CONGRESS "Old Fashioned Picnic" PLACE Lak, Goldi,, (San Io,d As,po,r DATE May 31, 1916 4 00 TIME P 41. / 00 PM U.S. ADULTS $5.00 Donation Call 322.56 for tickets S TOO E/vIS $2.50 Oonsion Childiii, usd•, F liii Pa.4 610111hL at *Ov,rtiIamIfli. Pa'd fof OV Ca'i'pMp Ti.e,.,, I. G's.n. Zambia, Rhodesia 'Trading - LakeAft a ry proves VICTORIA F'ALI .5, Rhodesia Two or three times a Al' day, vacationers lounging tinder the trees in this resort town see a strange sight on the railroad bridge over the Zambezi River. As troops on both the Rhode- High Speed Chase Ends I - sian and Zambian banks of the pushed from one side to a white line in the center of the bridge. There a locomotive from the opposite side hooks on and hauls them oil. By mutual. agreement the locomotive's never cross the white line, which marks the border betccr. Rhodesia and Zambia, nations hostile to each other. Officially, the bordcr between white-governed Rhodesia and the black independent sta te of Zambia has been sealed for I----- . The board also recommended Kimbrough with ',eing an trip should have been sanctioned by "some official action by the Board of County Commissioners."" The same day Freeman new to Tallahassee, four county commissioners also made the trip to visit lawmakers at the legislative se ssion In "obatructionist commissioner" and said Kimbrough consistently votes against payment of any bills submitted by the county attorney. Kimbrough sa ys payment may be illegal because the trip wasn't approved by an official vote of the commission. "The bird took no official action," Kimbrough said. "There was no reason for him to go," Kimtrough said. Freeman says department heads don't need official board action before making trips as long as the particular department chief has the money In his budget to pay for the trip. Asked if time legal department ' ' condemnation hearings concerning SR-434. But Kimbrough maintains the COUNTRYCLUBROAD 4 miles w,"t of Sanford wt ______ I-,- missioner John Kimbrough The county attorney said be misslonersllarryKwiatkows)d, says county payment of $74 for went to Tallahassee to confer Sid Vihien Jr. and Commission plane fare to Tallahassee for with John Harris, chief Chairman Mike Hatt.away. County Atty. Thomas Freeman litigation counsel for the Williams said he disapproved may be an "illegal ex- Department of Transportation of paying the plane fare (DOT), about widening SR-434. Freeman last week represented the county during 4 days of _____________ __ p - - because he, like Kimbrough, i county port officials meet to ensure attorney was in Let's Talk Frankly About Dollars And Cents / t1iç Tallahassee the same time as the commission. While in Tallahassee, Williams said, "I never saw Freeman." Williams said there was no official action prior to the plane's departure authorizing the county attorney to to fly Tallahassee. Courthouse Tallahassee. records show commissioners Frevnan, a Democrat, said turned In expense vouchers to Kimbrough and Williams are cover costs of the entire trip. complaining because they want But Freeman's voucher sought to keep his (Freeman's) name payment only for the $74 plane in the news because this Is an fare. election year. On May 18, the commission by a 3-2 vote, approved "Now the board pays his payment of the $74. Voting check when he wasn't against payment were authorized that's an illegal Republican Commissioners expenditure," Kimbrough said. V61. Like anyone else, a funeral director has to make ends meet He has facilities to maintain, cars to buy, salaries to provide and, of course, taxes to pay. '\v - P,b"thrd Daily and Sunday. .ec.pt Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, Inc., 300 N French Ave., Sanford, FIt 3,7,' Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida Hill. 4ome Dt,very. 55 cents, Mon th 17 10 6 Mont-is . 511 ?O Yp,ir S'S 10 By Mat In Fl,,di tarn,- ,cs t- orn, clelsery All ofnrr rnj 12 7. I Months, $I3 20 , 17 Mcntrij $32 40 freely. "We call them the ghost trains of the Zambezi," a railman in this far northwestern town said. "That's because they're not supposed to exist" However, examinations of the freight manifests on cars at the rail siding here indicate that all the cargo is hauled between the ornier Belgian colony of Zaire Zambia's northern neighbor and South Africa which is south of Rhodesia. Fuel and machinery for the multibillion-dollar mining industry in the Zairian province - had no dea Freeman was making the trip. He said he was surprised when he learned the - init, .',IIv 4that the traffic continues to flow " W By El) h'IIICKETT had funds for a trip to Richard Williams and KimHerald Staff Writer Tallahassee, Freeman replied, trough. Voting for payment Seminole County Corn- "I don't know." were Democratic corn- penditure." Freeman has offered to re pay the $74 fare for his May 9 trip. "If it's any prcbiem. I'll pay it back," Freeman said. Freeman also charged Agencies Involved In the high. that a request for the aban. speed chase included the donment of Sixth Street be Orange and Seminole County denied by the city council. Sheriff's Departments, - Prime Minister Ian Smith of Rhodesia to protest black nationalist guerrilla incursions. and later by President Kenneth cKaunda of Zambia to shear all ties with this breakaway British colony. But freight cars crammed with a wide range of cargo continue to cross the bridge, 200 feet above the Zambezi River, and every few months both Zambian and Rhodesian trans- ' Kimbrough Challenges Freeman 's Plane Fare - river look on, freight cars are •' it 11 This means he must have a strong business sense. He must keep expenses within reason so as to keep his prices wi thin every fami. lv's means. As we do. k J Wedne,dy, May 25, 1776 Vol. 63, No. 233 wm. tion of relations between India Crucial Battle In Progress S ubdivisio - - U.S. 8a,00 Chick,n, Z,l/we,d ciii, and ill if, tmmning1. can tlnuws calartamniant and formerly Ceylon In August 'Some Western diplomats exa belief that Mrs. (,andhi sought the recent accords with China and Pakistan as part of a bid she will make in Sir linka to achieve a leadership position in the nonaligned world coniparable to that held by her father, the late Prime %linister Jawaharlal Nehru. ItSuch a bid would not tx- en- locally, EeningJJeiu1d UEP(J Sit Lanka J Oviedo Teacher Fights For Job ' I (JR A M KOW )tj FUNERAL HOME -- '.ANI 011W I ItIIIILJA Ill I I'll) )NI il.' L' II ,)l II A K1 I (.ti.\t.5.%y , - 41 HOLIDAY SHOPPERS: I I Yes We'll Be I 11 WI OPEN FOR YOU Li f ! T!. Africa as a result of continuing military involvement. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told a news conference Tuesday in Luxembourg that the Cuban decision was a "positive development." A partial Cuban withdrawal from Angola would be insufficient and there was no possibility of any renewed U.S. interest in nonnalizing relations with Havana until all Cuban troops have gone home, he said. Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme told Kissinger Monday of Cuba's plans. Airport Bombing Recounted Laetrile Smuggling Charged Wednesday, May 26, 1974-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Incidents Mar Friendship Involved Security Guard IN BRIEF Groups To Sue Over Food Stamps Cutback Border Shooting of Shaba -- formerly Katanga - is freighted through Zambia - along with foodstuffs. According to the Rhodesian ransport minister. Roger Hawkins, all of Zaire's copper output is channeled out on returning freight cars for shipnient from South African ports. Zaire's dependence on a transport artery controlled by the white minority government of 11hudes)-i is a source of embarrassment to Zaire's governBut Rhodesian officials in Salisbury point out that since the Angolan civil war, when Zaire supported the Western-aligned factions that were defeated in, the Soviet-backed Popular 1mberalion Movement - - Mh'LA the Benguela Railroad to the Atlantic Ocean has been unable to cope with traffic traditionally fed out from the Shaba mines. The Zambian government has repeatedly denied that cargo from South Africa i unloaded in Zambia en route to Zaire. SALE PRICES WED thru SATURDAY Sale p,ic., ore Indica t ed by '544/' ZAYRE PLAZA-SANFORD STORE HOURS MON-SAT 9:30 A.M. -9:00 P.M. SUNDAY 10 AM .6 P.M. (Liquor Closed Sunday) Any iclierl or, our low everyday Weigr..npvi.s. look low the i m Ow Stores °' AmpI tech. tv- Cashier for a RAIN-CHECK on any r9ortlerable Item. CREST I l I \\t\1 U SURE '.. 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An additional 1.72 million families with incomes just under the official poverty Lines would remain in the program but would have to pay more cash for the stamps. Administration officials say the other two million-plus families remaining in the program will see their benefits increase. Laetrile Smuggling Charged SAN DIEGO (AP) Sixteen persons and three Mexican firms have been indicted as alleged partners in an international conspiracy to smuggle the banned cancer substance Laetrile into the United States. The federal grand jury indictments were disclosed Tuesday night by the San Diego Union, which said they were issued last Thursday. The New York Times carried a similar report. One of those charged with conspiracy In the case is Andrew R.L. McNaughton, 57, a Canadian who allegedly produces most of the laetrile used in North and Central America. The 12-count indictment accused the defendants and 33 unindicted coconspirators of producing laetrile, also known as vitamin B17, In laboratories in Tijuana, Mexico, then smuggling It into the United States for secret sale as a cancer treatment. — Radiation Talks Crucial WASHINGTON (AP) — A State Department official says delicate U.S.-Soviet talks over microwave bombardment of the American embassy in Moscow appear to be nearing a crucial point that could determine whether stronger U.S. stem are needed to deal with the radiation. Harry G. Blaney, a member of the department's Policy Planning Staff, voiced the assessment Tuesday at a governing board meeting of the American Foreign Service Association, which represents U.S. foreign service officers and other State Department employes. Blaney Is chairman of AFSA's committee on extraordinary dangers. The panel has been engaged in talks with top State Department management officials, seeking to insure that employes are fully Informed about the Moscow situation and similar problems that may arise elsewhere. Default Rocks Exchange NEW YORK i API — Failure by speculators to deliver nearly 50 million pounds of Maine potatoes has rocked the 104-year-old New York Mercantile Exchange. One broker says that if those who caused the default get away unpunished it could "destroy the traditional fabric of the commodity futures trading system." It was clear that default on the potato contracts could have widespread ramifications on the exchange that gives farmers and others a chance to gamble on future production of several types of raw materials against price fluctuation. Post Office To Hold Auctions WASHINGTON IAPI — If your collection of Conway Twitty's greatest has never arrived in the mail, chances are it's gone for a good purpose helping the cashstarved Postal Service solve its debt problems. The Postal Service is making profits from auctioning off books and records after its new mail sorting machines have ripped them from their wrappers. Spokesmen for the book and record Industries said Tuesday that their merchndise has received unprecedented damage in the mail since the Postal Service began using an automated system for sorting packages. — Meningitis Claims Recruit V. I.AWTON. Okla. (AP) — A post-mrtein examination was to be performed to determine what type of meningitis claimed the life of a 14-year-old basic recruit from Lake Placid, U.S. Army officials said. The victim was identified by officials of Fort Sill Army Base as Pvt. Jesse Blaine. Dr. Charles Green of the City-County Health Department in Lawton said there ar several types of meningitis, some more contagious than )thers. DON REYNOLDS DEMOCRAT 5th Congressional District The Committee to elect DON REYNOLDS to CONGRESS would l i ke to invite you to an "Old Fashioned Picnic" PLACE Like Golden OA If May 31. 1916 TIME 400 P.M. — 100 P. M (Seot,,o' Airport) MENU 5ar 8 Q Chicken, Zv"wod corn and a/I the tri',,'n,n;s, Continuous enortainnwnt and gamu ADULTS $5.00 Donation STUDENTS $2.50 Donation Can 3223856 foe tickets i'êij P.Itç4i AOTetU*mm4it. P Childre n under 1 fro Of Dy Cim4n JM Allegedly Involved Security Guard Is Beaten NA110N Food Stamps Cutback M en - police reprts, Wwhen he ap- old Geneva owner of five ctilm- chimps, was given a summons preached the truck he was panzees has received another to court on the ordinance jumped by three men who beat county court summons for "relating to not confining Sanford police are probing and kicked him and attempted alleged violation of the county dangerous animals within a the beating and attempted to rip his wallet from his pants animal control ordinance, proper cage, which allowed the robbery early today of a pocket. Sheriff's deputies, who had animals to escape and run atsecurity guard at the Seminole Patrolman Jack Fulenwider been summoned to Alexander's large unrestrained, threatening County Road Department and said the men were apparently residence on Lake Harney the protection of persons and warehouse headquarters at scared off when Smith's Ger- Acrettes Road twice In the last other animals," County Home Hill, off U.S. 17-92 man shepherd dog approached week, reported that last night Patton said the chimps near Five Points, and that the men ran from the they again found that two escaped from a cage through a Greg Smith, 21, an employe of area, chimpanzees had escaped from hole In the top, the same way Mohawk Security Service, told Smith was able to rip off a their cage and were ambling they did last week. police he was on guard duty at jacket one man was wearing, Along the roadway. lie reported the cages the county facility at I a.m. police said, and It was turned Deputy J. M. Patton said remained in the same condition when he saw the headlights on a over to investigators. Alexander, who arrived home and that there was no food or dumptruck were on. Chip Owner Cited after Animal Control Officer water In the cages for Smith said, according to Rudolf Alexander, 37-year- Bruce Clarke had corraled the animals, No Wor d Received A SHA Mg WORLD India s Relateions W*Ith Bangladesh Steill Frustrating IN BRIEF NEW I)ElJll. India i API India has patched up ties with ,lid Foreign Pressure Led Cuba To Begin Pull-Out: Officials From Page 1-A) Oviedo Teacher Fights For Job tinent fences before the nonaligned summit conference in Sir Lanka — formerly Ceylon - In August 'Snine Western di plomats cxpress a belief that Mrs. Gandhi so ug ht the recent accords with China and Pakistan as part of :u bid she will make in Sir Lanka - $ to achieve a leadership position in the nonaligned world comparable to that held by tier father. the Lite Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. 4 0Such a bid would not be enlion of relations between India ,. 0. .. Thursday's C1. Menu Fx.ba-C4;ld Cuts Scalloped Potatoes Greens Baked Dessert Milk, Butter " _______ jA Richard Williams and Kimtrough. Voting for payment were Democratic commissionersflarry Kwiatkowski, Sid Vihien Jr. and Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway. Williams said he disapproved of paying the plane fare because he, like Kimbrough, had no idea Freeman was making the trip. He said he was surprised when he learned the county attorney was in Tallahassee the same time as the commission. VICTORIA FALLS, Rhodesia t All i — Two or three times a day, vacationers lounging under the trees in this resort town see a strange sight on the railroad bridge over the Zambezi River. As troops on both the Rhodesian and Zambian banks of the river look on, freight cars are pushed from one side to a white line in the center of the bridge. There a locomotive from the opposite side hoqks on and hauls them oil. By mutual agreement the locomotives never cross the white line, which marks the border bet. ween Rhodesia and Zambia, nations hostile to each other. Officially, the border between white-governed Rhodesia and the black independent state of Zambia has been sealed for three-years --- initially, by Prime Minister Ian Smith of Rhodesia to protest black nationalist oog'rrilia incursions. a nd later by President Kenneth t'aunda of Zambia to shear all ties with this breakaway British colony. But freight cars craitimed with a wide range of cargo continue to cross the bridge, 200 feet above the Zambezi River, and evers' few months both 7.ambian and Rhodesian transport officials meet to ensure that the traffic continues to flow 3reely. "We call them the ghost trains of the 7.ainbezi," a mailman in this far northwestern town said. "That's because they're not supposed hi) exiSt." However, examinations of the freight manifests on cars at the rail siding here indicate that all the cargo is hauled between the *orrner Belgian colony of Zaire - Zambia's northern neighbor and South Africa which is south if Rhodesia. Fuel and machinery for the roultibillion-dollar mitining industry in the Zairian province formerly Katanga of Shaba - is freighted through Zambia along with foodstuffs. According to the Rhodesian "t ransport minister. Roger Hawkins, all of Zaire's copper output is channeled out on meturning freight cars for shipment from South African ports. Zaire's dependence on a transport artery controlled by the white minority government of Rhodesia is a source of embarrassment to Zaire's govern. .ment. But Rhodesian officials in Salisbury point out that since the Angolan civil war. when Zaire supported the Western-aligned factions that were defeated by the Soviet-backed Popular Liberation Movement — MI't_ the Benguela Railroad to the Atlantic Ocean has been unable to cope with traffic traditionally led out from the Shaba mimics. The Zambian government has repeatedly denied that cargo from South Africa i unloaded in Zambia en route to Zaire. LI ,, - - Wednesday, May 26, 1976—Vol. 68. 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Gener ic drugs kited when a'soilobl.. MON-SAT9:30A,M, '9:00P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. .6 P.M. (Liquor Closed Sunday) ON YOUR PRESCRIPTION •1 Compare yourself in Wolgr..ns Consumer's 'Open Book' listing Over 10 000 R X PRICES uls.,_.a._.dwIflIt....al..i.s. fl ' V '1 a;1; 4"JQi1 41 d7f')f :eaIIl' ',,4 4% , " ':,.e.-'. t.c',' - Williams said there was no official action prior to the plane's departure authorizing the county attorney to fly to Tallahassee. - HOL IDA Y SHOPPERS: - While in Tallahassee Williams said, "I never saw Freeman." EningHeiu1d Sand Class _ P Dacca and New Delhi are still talking and pledging to negotiate with each other, but the postures appear to be toughening with each flareup. Zambia, Rhodesia Trading .- __ _____ : subcon- — "Now the board pays his check when he wasn't authorized that's an illegal expenditure," KiInbrOUJL)I said. that month, when India's high t'ofliuhiSsiorWr to Bangladesh aaS wounded in a shooting in Dacca. the Indian government kncunt "t !hs' incident as ''an Delhi because it represents the only blem i sh on Mrs. Gandhi s A pp roves Subdivision High Speed Chase Ends Freeman, a Democrat, said Kimbrough and Williams are complaining because they want to keep his (Freeman's) name In the news because this Is an election year. gles in November. and later violence to its nationals. heat'al that followed India persistently maintained it would not interIerc in Bangladesh's internal affairs. Maj. cen. Ziaur Itahman The souring of the India. -, had funds for a trip to Tallahassee, Freeman replied, "I don't know." The county attorney said he went to Tallahassee to confer with John Harris, chief litigation counsel for the Department of Transportation (DOT), about widening SR-434. Freeman last week represented the county during 4' days of condemnation hearings concerning SR-434. But Kimbrough maintains the trip should have been sanchoned by "some official action by the Board of County Cornmissloners," The same day Freeman flew to Tallahassee, four county commissioners also made the trip to visit lawmakers at the legislative session in Tallahassee. Courthouse records show commissioners turned in expew vouchers 10 cover costs of the entire trip, But Freeman's voucher sought payment only for the $74 plane fare. On May 18, the commission by a 3-2 vote, approved payment of the $74. Votln4 against payment were Republican Commissioners Ilic Indians. and it hit Mrs I andhi personally,'' one Westem (liploniat said. ''The Bangladesh war cost the Indians a hot and they hail an interest in Muijib.'' but in'the three months of up- and his assassination touched off fears in India of anti-hindu tiolence in Bangladesh and a potential refugee problem like the one that protiupteti Indian Bangladesh friendship is par. tictilarly troublesome to New I.k e Ma ry By ED PRICKETT Herald Stall Writer Seminole County Cornmissioner John Kimbrough says county payment of $74 for plane fare to Tallahassee for County Atty. Thomas Freeman may be an "illegal expenditure." Freeman has offered to repay the $74 fare for his May 9 trip, "If it's any problem, I'll pay it back," Freeman said. Freeman also charged Kimbrough with being an -obstructionist commissionerand said Kimbrough consistently votes against payment of any bills submitted by the county attorney, Kimbrough says payment may be illegal because the trip wasn't approved by an official vote of the comnmlsaion. "The board took no official action," Kimbrough said. "Th.re was no reason for him to go," KimIrough said. Freeman says department heads don't need official board action before making trips as long as the particular department chief has the money in his budget to pay for the trip, Asked if the legal department friendly relations with India, president. Sheik Mujibur Rahtitan, and several associates 00 si tie red pro-I n dl an, (hiph)niats say, 1uijib, a_s the sheik Wa_S alice- *Aghbor to tile cast. — riuiit rue lssa.~,sination of tile Ikingladesh a ar. Bangladesh once was l•:ist Pakistan. 'ha' current rift. thought dealiou: with long-standing geoand political u:raphical ' 'vii rpWated and undernourished Crucicl Battle In Progress I V Viuuuii b ertierged as the leader of Bang- assassination attempt," and ladesh after two power strug- strongly warned Dacca against rivals China and Pakistan, tervention in the PC I llakistan India expressed its shock and intervention in 1l. "The assassination really hit dlsn2av at the assassination, ter dian hopes of an early renewal of frie ndshi p wdh i ts mcr Airport Bombing Recounted Kimbrough Challenges tionately known. was comn iuittt'd to secularism and but relations with Bangladesh, he nation it helped create, remain a frustration for Prime 7nister Indira Gandhi's govtt'nnuent. In the past month, India and Bangladesh have had bitter exchanges over three border shooting incidents. and a growing fend over Ganges River wa- WASHINGTON IAPI — Pressure from many African countries and possibly the Soviet Union prompted Cuba's decision to begin removing Its 15, 000 troops from Angola, U.S. officials say. The Cuban pull-out, to be conducted at the rate of about 200 a week, Is viewed here as an effort by Cuba to recoup some of the diplomatic ground it appears to have lost in Africa as a result of continuing military involvement. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told a news conference Tuesday in Luxembourg that the Cuban decision was a "positive development." A partial Cuban withdrawal from Angola would be insufficient and there was no possibility of any renewed U.S. interest In normarelations with Havana until all Cuban troops have gone home, he said. Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme told Kissinger Monday of Cuba's plans. and t h e y oung nation the Indian ,irI)i lalpeti i reate with its in- disputes, was brought on by last August 's overthrow and - Tenant Council representative studies of the operation of the Brown wasn't available for Tuesday afternoon that if local housing authority to reply comment as was Evans today. tenants have evidence of to the tenants' complaints but Sanford. "He's (Evans) got another Meanwhile, State Attorney criminality "they could go the that no HUD action on corn- day to act," Wright said. "I Abbott Herring said he has told the FBI" and if the matters plaints against Wilson is ex- hope he'll call a meeting." a Tenant Council represen- tenants want probed are of a pected because complaints One source close to the SHA TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — A blond European arriving tative seeking a grand jury civil nature that the U.S. against local authority staff board said today there ap. on a foreign airline carried the suitcase bomb that killed probe of the local housing Attorney could hear the corn- members Is outside HUD parently are different in. himself and a woman guard and injured 10 Israelis at Jurisdiction and are handled terpretatlons of the SHA by. authority operations amid plaints. Israel's international airport Tuesday, the airport Tenants Council members locally, allegations "of failure to do laws, adopted in 1943, in manager told a news conference. SHA board members George reference to special or called certain things with federal picketed SHA offices on W. 10th Airport police said the man carried a Dutch passport funds" that the state attorney Street last week In efforts W. Brown and Samuel Wright board meetings. bearing the name of Hugo Miller. and local grand Jury have no aimed at getting Wilson fired. Jr. have requested a special or In their letter calllr.g for the' /t second suitcase bomb went off half an hour later as picketing ended on Monday called SHA board meeting to special meeting, Brown and jurisdiction and complaints The police were dragging it from the arrival hall of Benshould be directed to the U.S. and council representatives consider firing or suspending Wright, stated that the by-laws Gurion International Airport. It caused no damage or Attorney's office or the U.S. carried their complaints to Wilson. say the chairman shall call a casualties. The police blew open a third suitcase with Wright said this morning that meeting within two days of Department of housing and HUD. detonators, but it contained only clothes. HUD officials reportedly he's received no word from receipt of a written request by Urban Development (HUD). have said they will use in- Evans about a meeting, as board members. Herring said he told the formation gathered In prior provided for in SHA by-laws. SHA attorney Ned Julian Jr. wasn't available today to comment on the by-laws OVERLOOKING FARAYA, Lebanon (AP) A crucial questions. battle in Lebanon's civil war is raging through rocky —Bob Lloyd i('unlinucd From Page I-Al She said Stone told her all coaches were on snowpatched mountains that used to be the best ski continuing contract, but that some might not country In the Middle East. to athletics and I'm going to take my fight to the want to coach next year. He would then need an Moslem and Christian forces are trading heavy artillery public." open slot to find another coach. shells, bullets and rockets from peak to peak. Casualties Mrs. Edwards will appear before the Stone noted that his teaching staff had dwlnin three weeks of fighting have been heavy. Seminole County School Board tonight when it died from 80 to about 50 when the seventh and meets at 7:30 p.m. at Altamonte Springs City eighth grades were phased out two years ago. He Hall. said this meant many faculty members had to Stone has denied Mrs. Edwards' charges, take on extracurricular activities. saying that "the idea of my eliminating her to i Continued From Page 1-A' The large percentage of these teachers on Maitland, Altamonte Springs get a coach per se is not true." Stone added, continuing contract poses a problem, said Stone, LAKE MARY The city's exiting from an industrial plant and Lake Mary police and the "I've not considered any additional assignments because extracurricular activities are not part of planning and zoning corn-. at Lake Mary Boulevard and Florida Highway Patrol. for coaches, but I may need some new per- the basic contract. Teachers cannot be forced to mission Wednesday night Lake Emma Road, was State Trooper C. L. Tomlinson sonallties among my coaches," take on these extra responsibilities, approved preliminary plans for unaware of the chase and was said he charged Copley with Mrs. Edwards feels that her training and "The taxpayers have an investment in me a new million dollar subdivision almost run down by the fleeing reckless driving, unlawful experience makes her "eminently qualified" to which should not be lightly discarded," said Mrs. to be constructed on a 24-lot motorcycle, speed, attempting to elude an continue in her teaching position. She has a Edwards, adding that she did not want to see the parcel on Evansdale and The motorcycle ran a Lake officer, no drivers license, no bachelor of arts degree with a major in French "extracurricular dog wag the academic tail." Pinetree Streets. Mary police roadblock at Lake valid license tag, possession of and minor in Spanish, and is also certified to In addition to the public appeal she plans to Developer Frank Heidrich Mary Boulevard and Country a stolen tag, no headlight and no teach English. She lived in Parts, France, for make tonight, Mrs. Edwards has filed a was authorized by the advisory Club Road and then continued face shield, plus driving on the four years prior to teaching, and last summer grievance with Stone. board to proceed wit!) final east on Lake Mary Boulevard, wrong side of the road. chaperoned 247 students on a tour to Europe. She claims that her contract calls for ad- planning for the minimum officers said. Altamonte police lodged Her classes at Oviedo include French 1, 2, 3 mlnistrative personnel to work with annual three-quarter acre, lakefront and 4, and Spanish 1. At Stone's request, she contract teachers to help them develop into sites, Including engineering hisBennett said he had stopped charges of reckless driving and patrol car, with light attempting to elude an officer. accepted the position of assistant department productive teachers. "No one ever counseled me plans for drainage, flashing and siren sounding, In Seminole Deputy Charles chairman of the language arts department and Is in any way. They did not follow procedure," she Custom-built homes to be the westbound lane of Lake Coffee, who reported the co-sponsor of the school's largest club, the claims, constructed at the sites are to Mary Boulevard when the motorcycle was traveling in International Club. Stone rejected her grievance Tuesday. She contain a minimum of 1,600 motorcycle tried to go between excess of 100 miles an hour Stone said that Mrs. Edwards had "done a will now file with School Supt. William P. Layer, square feet of floor space. The the patrol car and the car of a when It outdistanced him on 14 good job" in the classroom, but had not made and if he turns her down, take her grievance to new subdivision, at this point, is stopped motorist and plowed from SR434 to Lake Mary much contribution to extra-curricular activities, the school board. known simply as "Ileidrich's Into the right front fender of the Boulevard, said charges of He said he was aware that she had volunteered to Layer said that he could not comment on the subdivision." patrol car. reckless driving and fleeing and coach tennis and swimming, but that she had not case as he has not yet received a copy of the In other business, the board Police said the driver was attempting to elude an officer been givemi i, approved the creation of a new thrown from the motorcycle are also pending. Mrs. Edwards said she was told by Stone that He said he accepted Stone's recommendation zoning designation, RM-2, which careened Into the edge of Officers said an expired Ohio' her contract was not being renewed nor was she that Mrs. Edwards not be rehired "through an which permits both the lease of woods on the north side of Lake license tag on the motorcycle being granted continuing contract status omission." Layer said, "Her name was not on and private ownership of lots in Mary Boulevard. was reported stolen with because he had decided to hold her position open the list for continuing contract which I received, a mobile home park. Bennett reported the another motorcycle In Ohio. and untenured as he had coaching and extra- They don't have a separate list for those not The recommended new motorcycle was traveling at a curricular problems. zoning category Is to be for. "speed of 100 miles per hour or being renewed." warded to the city council for more" when It struck the patrol action. car. The board also recommended Agencies Involved In the highCo re that a request for the aban- speed chase included the donment of Sixth Street be Orange and Seminole County COUNTRYCLUBROAD denied by the city council. Sheriff's Depa rtments, , Continued Wednesday, May 26, 1976-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Border Shooting Incidents Mar Friendship - . �.. Evening Herald :;oo N. FR ENCII AVE., SAN FOR D, I' 1 .. t2771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 8,11-9993 Wednesday, Around May 26, 1976-4A WAYNE D. DO VI F, .er WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Mn..,gir.g Editor 9 — __ __ 1. hlonie Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20: Year, $2840. H) Mail: In Florida same as home _____I delivery. All other mail: Month, 82.70: 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Breaking into a Mexican jail at gunpoint to release its American prisoners is not a recommended way to improve international relations. 6..... .._1__ xp oit 1... u, u,wu mode rn-day "ZOrrOS,"as one wire service called them who successfully sprang 11 other Americans and five Mexicans from an atrocious jail in Piedras Negras, just across the Mexico-Texas border, served at least briefly to expose the unsavory underside of otherwide amicable relations Mexico and the United States enjoy. But Any publi c official who doesn't have the basic intelligence to understand when he's In violation of Florida's open meetings law doesn't have suf ficient grey matter to represent the taxpayers. In defense of State Rep. Bob Hattaway's proposed Sunshine Law amendment1 Ray Sittig argued city officials don't understand the law. Sittig, Florida Laague of Cities Municipalities executive director, said city officials "don't know The truth of the matter is publi c officials don't like the law. It's a nuisance and in seine Instances slows down and Impedes the governmental process. But it's Important, and wi thout it, the general public would be In the dark because publi c officials could meet anytime, anyplace, to decide what they wished without even listening to opinions from the people they've been elected to represent. A source in Ta llahassee says there's a lot of antiSu nshine sentiment in the legislature. The House vote of 84-25 In favor of Hattaway's amendment bears that out. So, we'll just say thanks to the Florida Senate and our representative there, State Sen. Lori Wilson, I-Merritt Island, for killing a measure that would have gu tted the law. Actually, it was a dead Issue from the start . Because even li the Senate had passed the measure which Tallahassee sources say was highly what to do" when faced with prosecution. It's ridiculous to publicly state that public officials can't interpret a law which has as Its Intent the pre vention of closed-door meetings. Publi c officia ls know when they're violating the Sunshine Law. But a classic defemejstop .etp,j net to know, because that makes It difficult to prove Intent. Th e Clock I'm no attorney and It's no big deal, but I don't By ED PRIcKE'rr want a publi c offi cial represen ting me who doesn't ha ve the cor,unon sense to know whe n the public has been Invited to a meeting and when ci tizens have been excluded. The Underside Of Justice - :I - unlikely signed It - Coy. Reubin Askew wouldn't have It Into law. from the Jump. was a losing argumen t right for the measure ca me from County Atty. Thomas Freeman. But Freeman denies he was the Impetus. The county attorney admits, however, that he My first law. It's good because it makes elected officials th ink twice before goin g behind closed doors. That alone is worth a lot. For Hattaway, whom I personally like and enjoy talking to, the bill was a no-win proposition. He's - TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Florida Petroleum Marketers Association was found guilty today of attempting to bribe former Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley. The association drew the maximum penalty — a $1,000 fine. "I feel it's a shame that somewhere in this criminal case somebody didn't go to jail,” said Leon County Judge Charles McClure. He judged the association guilty and set the fine after sure to be tagged as the legislator who tried to gut the Sunshine Law, If his amendment had passed, he'd be known as the legislator who gutt ed the Sunshine Law. You pays yo ur money, and you takes yo ur choice. even formal indictment, as is reportedly the case with scores of other Ameircan citizens being held elsewhere in Mexico. It is not only Americans charged with serious crimes who have been caugh t in th e meshes of Mexico's corrupt legal system. Any number of tourists who have had the misfortune of being involved in automobile accidents or similar minor trouble in Mexico have returned with horror stories about the highhandedness, abusive, extortionist and confiscatory practices of some Mexican authorities. Neither the Mexican federal government nor the U.S. State Department seems to be able to do anything about these injustices. They seem to have the lowest possible diplomatic priority, if there is any official concern about them at all. While the diplomatic wheels churn smoothly between Washington and Mexico City, it is the little people who get caught in th e cogs. (Reprinted with permission from the Santa Ana Register) Un fair ToFisherm en Porpoises are such appealing creatures that emotion can get In the way of a fair judgment of the role they should play in the commercial tuna fishing industry. Federal Judge Charles R. tuna obviously places considerable weight on the emotional arguments raised by environmentalists. Some porpoises do not survive their entanglement with nets despite efforts by fishermen to release them. Yet the National Marine Fisheries Service, which regulates this use of porpoises, says the mortality rate is not great enough to affect the population of the friendly sea mammals. If there were clear-cut evidence that the porpoise is heading towa rd extinction because of this practice, Judge Richey's order would make more sense. As it is, he is creating still another disadvantage for U.S tuna fishermen to overcome in their effort to compete with foreign f ishermen not subject to Jurisdiction of our federal agencies, If porpoises are to be protected in this manner — and it is questionable whether they need to be — then the po li cy should be laid down by an international body In the same manner that multination agreements impose quotas on the annual catch of tuna. Sending our tuna fleet to sea under restrictive cules that other nations are not obliged to foll ow is a sure way of driving that fleet away from our shores for good. _. . — . - I - ,-------- ---" - PRO/CON Social Security Costs - 4 1- . ' -- TE X _ -' F Today's Topic: "The Social Security System." is debated by Rep. lull Archer. (U-Texas). and Rep. Abner Mikva, ID-Ill.) This article is adapted from the National Town Meeting which is held each Wednesday in Washin g ton, DC at the Kennedy Center where public Figtirus answer the audience's qutstlon% fl national issues. The meetings are supported by a grant from the Mobil Oil Corporation Mobil has no control over Itie content By BILL ARCHER tx ' J I v\ REP. ABNER MLXVA 'S Can the nation afford Social Security? Can the nation afford Social Security? The Social Security fund is not In jeopardy of For 40 years now, we have been able to being unable to pay benefits In the next few eliminate the necessity of the poor farm and _____ years. But the conditions projected over the next other institutional ways In which we used to lake 75 years, in actuarial terms, are not very at- ca re of se nior citizens. When you look over the — tractive. The current benefit structure, without record, Social Security has been a pretty good any fur ther Increases In the formula, would system. There are problems with It. Any inrequire that our chlldren, after the year pay stitution that has been going for 40 years, s more than per cent of their payroll in order to human, government or otherwise, needs some maintain the benefits. We, as a generation, are attention and Social Security is no different. lis not Insolvent (but) we've got some legitinite ... too high. That Is irresponsible. One of the arguments to resolve as to what we want the problems that we've got to face up to today Is system to be and how we propose to pay for the what Is our responsibility from generat1oi to ongoing system. I sympathize with the young M:~ generation, not just the immediate people who factory worker who Is trying to support and raise I are on retirement. It's good that we've finally a family and rails against a Social Security tax. reached the day of reckoning on Social Security. The one thing I found out about all people under Yet, even as we face the problems that ha ve been 30 none of them ever expect to get over 30 so created by past Congresses, we find proposals to they thi nk they don't have w worry about the .: once again sweep It under the rug by taking other end of the Social Security system. But general fund revenues out of the Treasury and there Is that other end. On the other hand, putting them Into Social Security. Not one single can't continue to finance an ever Increasüi member of Congress who has proposed to use burden through the payroll tax. Some of us general fund revenues has also proposed a tax to believe we ought to go to general revenues for provide additional monies to go Into the general part or all of that financing. We al3o have an Treasury. They leave you with the Illusion that argument about how many things Copley Ne%ri Si ,c0 we want the the money is going to be there and yet we know SocialSecurity system to do, about what the we are running a $78.5 billion deficit In the minimum benefits ought to be and about whether Boot Hill ______________________________________________________________________________ you general Treasury so that it only means that what the system should be made voluntary. I hope the add on top of that Is goin g to have to be voluntary idea Is as roundly rejected as it was In borrowed which is in flationary. And th e old and 1964 because I think you cannot have a Social the poor pay dearest in inflation. We also have Security system in which some people join In ay1 got to face up to a major dccon L5I of whether we others are free not to join. want Social Security to become a glorified Should the earnings limit for a senior citizens be welfare program or whether we want it to have a eliminated? wanton mutilation of nature's beautiful birds. I Good Samaritans relationship to the casualty Insurance concept. At the risk of being accused of killing Santa also wish to express my feelings to the parents Editor of Should the earnings limit for senior citizens Claus, let me say thatwhile we I agree In theory that these buys for letting them have these vicious We extend our heartfelt thanks to Ivan Tabor,toys and fire them within eli m i nated? we ought to get rid of earnings liminations, there the city limits, which 1811 Sanford Avenue; Toby and Duane Rice; my knowledge is 'unlawful." An older person who wants to work should be are serious economic Impacts that have to be and Randy Obrient. reckoned wi th. It Is just a trivial cost we are able to work without suffering the loss of I only wish that thi; tatter make his or talking about. ( Not only ) would this he a ho'avy "-ent her Scelal Sc''-' u---"" *iu wUl put WI These people were modern 'Good aware of the burden on the fund, but I also ask all of you to damage that can be done with the extra burden on the cost of the fund and it must Samaritans' when some driver struck our dog harmless, little BB fun; and I hope you will think be reworked in such a way that this is taken care contemplate the fact that we currently ha$ 'Cindy' and left her lying with a broken hip in the road. The dog was taken to the Animal Hospital twice before giving one to any child, for of. But I think we are losing an awful lot of almost 8 million unemployed who are wage whatever reason' productive effort, of talent of experience and earners seeking to feed their families. We have on Park Drive. Thank you again, capability by taking away Social Security if you to take Into account that we have to do something Sincerely, earn beyond a certain amount. It Is an Inequity. about a jobs program too. The Anderson Family S han non Lee Cl ea ry Is Social Security a better buy than pri vate in- Is Social Security a better buy than private In710 Santa Barbara .: ILI • — ______ ________ ____ . - g un s on Sunday, May 16; In the field between locust, Mellonville, and Celery Ave. You wi ll be happy to know the baby cardinal dI ed toda y. He looked li ke he might make it, but the "tent of his injuries were too severe; injuries brought on by your senseless shooting! I am sick to know you der ive such pleasure in ('harlie Smith 1I Brett C. Nelson, Sanford of Paraplegic Awards Dinner The annual awards dinner of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce will be held Friday with Auto-Train President Eugene K. Garfield as featured speaker. Cocktails will be served at 6:30 p.m. at the Chamber building and a prime rib dinner at the Sanford ('iii ic Center at 7:30 p.m. at $10 per person. Civic Club, individual and Topper awards will be prccntcd. Reservations may be uiadc' ThurSday. by calling 322-2212 by REG. 79" 5 945 4 4995 REG. 69's GENEROUSLY COMFORTABLE TABLE SIZE 26'2"X27' 2"X15'2" EASILY CLEANED, DURABLE HEAVY GAUGE VINYL COATED FABRIC. CUSHIONS ARE FILLED WITH PRIME SHREDDED POLY-FOAM. REVERSIBLE WITH THE PATTERN ON BOTH SIDES. IF £UIIAI CAICII Iocirv 10 SPEED 26" "THE The "big job" tractor. — fl\ BERMUDA" ,•,, ~~-k PATIO UMBRELLA Thursday. EXTENDED FORECAST Thundershowers likely Friday and In south portions Saturday. Generally fair Sunday. Mild north and warm Hood Tractor Co, N oran g e iQsaom Trai 0$anda. Fia JIM 4? M.n,:,a Ave Al t amonte Sot s"%. Fla 37711 AItamade5.n1s p. O,ia nd* 412 " 'r' "' 044 1 - Electric start. Dual rear ,heel brakes Double action hydraulic lift It's the tractor to, big yards or big amb. lions Botens A good yard ahead S thru 20 hp We Accept Trades —__•I — WED,, MAY 26TH price admission to all senior citizens Special .zhlbltion race of antlqu. sulkies I Antfnue automobile parade Most grandstand concessions reduced to 25 MINGLE HARNESS RACEWAY Highway 17.92 in Cassiiberry , , C1 E~: 4 CAMCO INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT )IIW.P.4ELOOY LANE CASSELURRY. FL. 32707 305.3_s 4447 FINANCING AVAILASLL If Ot t o',,v9SM"SI *1w MC SAC BRAND MASTiC at EARTH BORN SHAMPOO BABY OIL JOHNSOWS FOREVER ORANGE FINISH. SINGLE SPEED COASTER BRAKE, LOW PROFILE CROSSBRACED HANDLE BAR. CHROME RIMS, WAFFLE STYLE GRIPS. SIMULATED PLASTIC FUEL TANK. HUFFY STYLE HMX SADDLE, SHEEN STRIPS loxof 1 Ott 40 V9 16 oz 4 7 DIAL VERY-DRY SOLARCAINE .A PRIRANT 7Csc.ntedo Unewted a1-111 at. ANUPTIC LOTION 09 t 301. MISS BRECK H AIR SPRAY 11 al. ~ . k~ " , ;r.-' ..i..:r::_ - 1.""-j ; S BANDAID i. .,,'1 ,'.': COMPARE AT 69" . L 'i 1 . ..,.j .~.', e v ;F ,rJ.(T.'%'.'. t Ø95 10 SPEED DERAILLEUR GEARS. DUAL CALIPER HANDBRAKES. MAES BEND HANDLE BARS. INDEPENDENCE CUSTOM RACING STYLE SADDLE. 26x11 s" BLACKWALL TIRES, FRAME SIZE MEN'S 22" - LADIES' 19". , 2y t 79 :''' ';:'ç , !, 14 ' 'j ':', 11 t..",..; n.i/1it1r,,,,Jcr,. l4,.I .11 , - - r . 7'-_'tv . ':l$( . (:tt,'jf.:t -;' t. 'r'l .\ Z, 5çt - U Consumer - F 6, ~p AQ (,, " This is the big one in riorsepo,er and workpower. 195 horses from a smooth t,nn cylinder engine Hy. 'Irostatic drive that lets ,ou SFMC Pioducts OLD TIMERS' NIGHT BICYCLE 1 control speed and direction with a single pedal Simple plug-in attachment system * In south portions. Afternoon highs from low lOs north to upper SOs south. Lows In the SOs O M I COMPARE AT 109.99 7 FOOT GARDEN UMBRELLA. HAS SEVEN RIBS AND FEATURES A FIVE POSITION BUTTON TILT. MADE OF DURABLE, HEAVY GAUGE VINYL COATED FABRIC WITH A FOUR INCH FRINGE, COMES IN A MULTI COLOR FLORAL PATTERN. and upper SOs north to lOs south. probabilIty 30 per cent toda y and tonight and 40 per cent '/ 'D0 (3 ... ,fi' Thursday's Daytona Reach Partly cloudy with a chance tides: high 7:38 a.m.. 8:02p.m., of thundershowers. Increasing low 1:26 a.m., 1:2.3 p.m. Port cloudiness Thursday. Highs Canaveral: high 7:02 a.m., 7:22 mostly in upper 80s and lows p.m., low 1:09 a.m., 1:17 p.m. tonight In upper 60s. Variable __________________________ winds around 10 m.p.h. Sm.zII Tractor, Sm&Ji Price becoming southeasterly and i: 10 hpil i fit i increasing Thursday. Rain 4 BICYCLES 20" MOTOCROSS k" high 87, today's low 63. Rainfall: .73 Inch. 95 34 44"5 WLURI- UL FLORAL PATTERN SU. PERIOR THERMO. SETTING POWDER FINISHES ARE REMARKABLY RESISTANT TO CHIPPING, SCRATCHING AND CORROSIONS. Bartow. Fla. Smith is 133. Tuesday's In Angola. Maggie P. Roberts, Sanford Henry W. Sprague, Deltona Elizabeth A. Button, Osteen WEATHER - cH) Elizabeth Menard, Orange City TALLAHASSEE (All) — The Senate Commerce Committee has killed Coy. Reubin Askew's proposal to allow automatic increases in unemployment compensation benefits. Askew had sought to have the benefits tagged to a percentage of the statewide average weekly wage rather than a fixed amount set by the legislature. However, the committee defeated the proposal 5-3 even after sponsors compromised and lowered the percentage from 66 per cent to 49 per cent, the level of current payments. Gerald Ford Has Political Courage JIJSfl Marjorie J. Ilalback, Sanford Benefits Increase Killed BERRY'S WORLD JUSTICE Marjorie Carlton, Sanford - JACK ANDERSON 1 DISCHARGES Serena Bramble, Sanford I'ALATKA (AP) "I can't get around, but I preach. Lordy. I preach," The Rev. Toby Crosby said Just a few months before he died at the age of 12! The preaching career of The Rev. Mr. Crosby, believed to have been the second-oldest resident of the United States, ended two weeks ago when he was hospitalized after a stroke. He died Tuesday. iMis d ,*'.e in South Caroiina, The Rev. Mr. t,rosby was recognized by a society of centenarians in Columbus, Ohio, last year as the second-oldest American, lit-hind . WASHINGTON We have watched dangerous" for African moderates, wound up on the financial rocks if past mayors that sort of thing in this Administration," President Ford closely since he picked the "Without some strong position by us," he had been willing to face the facts. 'We cannot go CUBANS IN AFRICA: The announcems government reins off the floor nearly 22 months declared, "Africa would become ripe for the on spending," he said, "without worrying about from Angola that the new government f! ago. We have often disagreed with his policies; picking." There had been "some criticism of the where the money is coming from." maintain a preferential relationship with Qtha occasionally, we have criticized his per- timing" of the Kissinger visit, he said, "but I Probably no presidential action was more means that the Kremlin will be calling furmance. But we have detected one charac- can't hold foreign policy in abeyance for political unpopular than his attempt to make gas the shots and oil from behind the scenes. teristic that has gone Largely unnoticed: reasons." more expensive. Althbugh we criticized him for For secret intelligence reports state flatly Gerald Ford has political courage. Ford has also dismayed his political advisers penalizing the poor, he felt this was the best way that the Soviets are subsidizing and This side of the President has been revealed by calling for an increase in social security taxes directing the to hold down oil consumption and, thereby, to Cuban operations In Africa. behind closed White House doors. Ford made the and a five per cent ceiling on pay raises and reduce U.S. dependence on Arab oil fields. decision, for example, to send Secretary of State pensions. Past presidents managed to postpone Cuban merchant ships, meanwhile, are "This may net be good politics," he told his "prominent" in the Angolan ports of Luanda and henry Kissinger to Africa on the eve of some such unpopular moves until alter the election, advisers, "but It is good for the country." Lobito. Intelligence reports suggest they are cru cial Sout hern primaries. But Ford toid alde.s it was more im portant to Ford ai3o sought to curb electronic sur- moving military equipment from Luanda t The President saw advance drafts of the bring the budget under control. velllance by the FBI and CIA in a move that Lobito as the Marxist MPLA faction continues to statements Kissinger Intended to make In Even more astounding, he ordered the Africa, supporting the rights of the black shutdown of four Air Force bases In states where brought pr aise from Sen. Ted Kennedy, D.. solidify its rule in sou thern Angola . Mass., but criticism from some conservative Ap pa rently, Cu ba n troops are still conducting majority. Political advisers warned that the he was co ur ti votes Craig in Alabama, Republicans, timing couldn't be worse, that the Kissinger tour Rlchards-Gebaur In Kansae, Webb in Texas and combat operations against the remaining, Confidential minutes quote the President would antagonize many Southern voters, as retreating UNITA guerrillas. The ruling MPLA even Kincheloe In his home Mate of Michigan. responding: "it was a tough decision, without forces, according to our intelligence sources, The President said the situation In Africa was When Republican leaders pleaded with him to total unanimity, but I felt we had to move In the cannot yet direct successful military operatJns too critical to wait and personally gave Kj,nger spare their pet projects, according to the con- national interest." on their own, the goahead. Subsequently, Ford lost to Ronald fldentlal minutes of a May S meeting, the Another time, his Irrepressible former The tiny Angolan air force Is also manne Reagan in the Texas. Georgia and Ala bama Pr esident replied bluntly: "There are def inite cam d' by pai gn manager, Howard -- Bob' Callaway, Cubans, the Intelligence re ports suggest . Ther* Primaries, Limitations on what we can spend." suggested to White House aide Richard Cheney have been a number Yet the cor,fldenUal miiutea of a White House He fiscal reforms before he would that the politically embarrassing trial of ex-Sen. Cuban technicians of reports, too, that nre meeting on May 12 show the President had not agree todemanded bail New York City ot of ha fiiiauciai Edward Gurney, R.-Fla., be held are amvtr1g I, up until after perhaps accompanied by their families. 4014, ' re!er4. Tk takeover of Angola by Soviet. crisis, despite a wariung that the stringent the election. s upported Cuban troops and guerrillas, he said, measures would cost him Votes. The best estimate is that more than l2000 Cheney had been around President Ford long had made the situation„potentially very He replied that the Uty wculd never have enough to respond Cuban troops and 1,000 Cuban technicians are immediately: "We don't do now stationed - 122-Year-Old Man Dies In one way, you are trying to measure apples Social Security, as It is formulated today, is a and oranges when you try in 'nmnrn nritrh. r• .r' better buy than what you can buy privately, plans with the Social Security System. One considering all the risk factors, survivorship measure you can use Is what they call the I01. benefits, disability benefits and other coverages factors in the Insurance business— that is ho'4 which you must consider if you are going to much of the money, in fact, gets paid out to make a valid comparison. The reason it is a recipients as opposed to how much is used 1or hatter buy Is because we are transferring to our administration. Well, the Social Security system children the responsibility of paying more than is non-profit and, for all Its faults, the ad. 20 per cent of their pay roll to pay higher ministration of the fund is cheaper and than benefits. I don't care where you pay for It, private fund you could find. (It returns 98 cents through a payroll tax or out of general Treasury of every dollar). Using that as a measuring stick, funds, this money has to come from the next Social Security comes out to be a pretty good ge nera tion, buy, I ad dress this letter to the two boys who were joyfully shooting down song birds with their BB Rita S. Hill, Sanford Lucy L. Hodges, Sanford Carrie Humphrey, Sanford Shirley Lynde, Lake Mary Nettie I. Morgan, Sanford Dan Morris, Sanford Almeada Pettit. Deltona Elizabeth A. Sutton, Osteen Bose E. Williams, DeBary Neil Young, DeBary BIRTHS Mr. Mrs. Daniel (Beverly) Ogle, a boy, DeBary last week. 822 Rosalia Dr. swanee? Editor: Viola L. Herman, Deltona fraud conviction. Lerznans earlier probation on the conviction was revoked after authorities at Orlando charged him with fraud by promoting franchises in a non-existant medicalaid company. Alter the revocation in March, Lerman slipped away from an Orlando hospital while awaiting sentencing. He surrendered in Washington, [).C., and waived extradition Letters To The Editor the way for ships steaming the passage between the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico heating water to running the The lights were built in the air-conditioners 19th century to mark the shalBut sun power is not the only P.,.,.., T ('..h. T.Ie......, promoter C. Monroe Arnold "Doc" Lerman has been sentenced to 20 years in prison and fined $20, 000 on a 1973 ------ the lamp Officials say the ultimate goals of the system are to save itioney and to iticrease the reliablity of the reef lights, six towering beacons whirl, point stallation with less maintenance requirements and less trouble," he said. Welles said the solar unit costs about $3,000 for sunlight tollector cells, long-life nickelcadittiuni batteries, a regulator to control the flow of electricity from the cells into the batteries and a car headlight -sized lamp which is magnified by a giant lens. The batteries are the key to the system and its expected economy: they have a life of 15 to 20 years. John R. Arnold, Chuluota Essie M. Bryant, Sanford Pamela Byrd, Sanford Lansing Curren, DeBary Agnes A. Dimmock, Sanford Promoter Gets 20 Years - into batteries which, in turn, natural energy with which the ('oast Guard is xperirnenling. Matrigali devised a wind-pow, i'red system for the reef light on F'owey Rocks, off Miami. The godfather of the solar and wind ss'stems is 11. Cmndr. John H. Wells. head of the civil engineering branch in Miami for the Coast Guard district stretching from Charleston, S.C.. to Florida. "We plan to put solar panels on our major lights this sumimier because it appears to be a simpler. longer-lasting in- MAY Z5, 197$ ADMISSIONS JACKSONVILLE (AP) — A judge has refused to throw out a transmission repair company's suit against the city of Jacksonville and television station WJXT but says it can't result in punitive damages against the city. Circuit Judge Sam Goodfriend ruled Tuesday on the motion to dismiss but did not set a date for trial, Mr. Transmission, based In Nashville, Tenn., claims that the city and television station violated the Florida security of communications law by secretly recording conversations of mechanics during Investigation of the company's operations. WJXT and Post-Newsweek Stations Inc. say they are not liable for damages because the state attorney's office approved their reporters' actions. FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) ' ivilian ('ia.st Guard engineer who built the solar unit froiii similar devices used on offshort' nil rigsr low, vividly colorful reefs along the Keys. The resident operatorswhooncetended the lights are gone now, but marine life still gathers around them. Sometime this summer, 50 small buoys in Florida waters will be equipped with solar units. And officials say plan.s are on the boards to build a coniplete Coast Guard base in Fort Mycrs which will use solar energy for everything from collection celk that transform the energy into electricity. The electric charge then is funneled HOSPITAL NOTES - _____ An Open Letter - ST. PETERSBURG (AP) A 55-foot shrimp boat ranziwcl the Sunshine Skyway Bridge early today, officials said. One person was injured and the boat and bridge sustained minor damage. The Coast Guard said the Debby Ann Addison, Wised in Fort Myers smashed Into the northbound span of the bridge which crosses Tampa Bay. The boat remained stuck in the bridge for several hours. Officials said crewman Larry Tiblyer was trapped briefly in the boat's damaged cabin, but was freed and taken to Bavfront Hospital. lie was reported in fair condition this morning. ______________ - , Shrimp Boat Rams Bridge - — — . d5UCtdLIQfl, ?flLreu a sunlight through a bank of solar .- Vhile local Coast Guard nih. the lwojert is not Atop this 110-root light seven unique, similar devices power iiiilt's into the Atlantic off Ke small buos off Mas.sacliuseus Liirgo. the Coast Guard is re- and the West Coast - it is part tining a system that converts of a growing trend Ii, use natosunlight into electricity - fuel- ral energ in (':ist Guard operin gala iiip mariners can see for ations. 15 minks. Matrigali's system gathers 'This is about as simple a Recording Suit Allowed : -- _i "ystt'iii as te'ri' going to come b% saul George Matrigali, a daIs sa The decision completed all of the indictments returned in 1974-75 by a Leon County grand jury following an Investigation of state government corruption. Two Cabinet members were Indicted In that probe and subsequently resigned. . All of the young Americans were being held for drug offenses. Mexico, of course, as a sovereign nation, has every power to enforce its own laws against the narcotics traffic many Americans are involved in. But what no government has the right to do, under any written or unwritten law, is to confine people for months or years on end without trial or . T,i,.,,h., UWJIIJV .,..,...... eIU UI plea of no contest. _— _-- (','.I(\'SF()I(l' l.lc;lrl' Al'i The sunshine that by day toasts mariners plying the florida Straits soon will aol theni at night. powering lights that warn them of 200 iiiiles (oral reefs between Miami and Ke West. Petroleum Marketers Guilty Of Trying To Bribe O'Malley As It is, It's a good Wednesday, May 26, i7s—SA Straits To Be Lighted By Sunshine - IN BRIEF are Issued. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Solar Rays Will Power Beacons FLORIDA approved the wording which Freeman says was supplied by House Speaker In Tucker. This year's battle brought to light needed changes in the open meetings law. One Important one is the bill needs some tee th so that sta te attorneys can obtain convictions after indictments .Tnnh -"—r" .— 11111111111111111 thought was that the Idea the tt'nf How Mexico treats its prisoners may also be its own business. (One of the rescued Americans said that as many as 12 men were crowded into a single 8-by-9-foot cell in Peidras Negras.) - -'1 • •, 'F,- lzlt �To help you get ready A-Ev.ning Herold, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 2, DU j Problems Center On Law Enforcement, Welfare Funds Appt'oximate conversions from Ct'stomary to metric and vice versa. Conflicts Plague Conference Committee On Spen ding. Members ola subcommittee disagreed on the extent to which counterparts must resume negotiations on the sensitive law enAP - A tentative agreement on law enforcement spending cuts has unraveled and a Senate leader has they had agreed on restoring the 60 special agent positions and forcement Issue. Members of the education subcommittee reached agreement on rejected a House stnffcr' eall to slash welfare increases ap- $2.1-million cut from the Department of Law Enforcement budget most of the minor differences facing them. But they delayed by the Senate. proved by the Senate. But Senate President Dempsey Barron, D-Panama City, had attempts to compromise major public-school and university Those developments Tuesday indicated that a conference spending differences until another group completes the Departcommittee created to resolve differences In legislative appro. the last word when he said there was no agreement. His stand means that the Senate conferees and their House ment of Health and Rehabilitative Services budget. priations bills is a long way from agreement. TALI.AIIASSEE Compromise Proposal May Not Pass This Year Constitution Revision Plans Are Snarled Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FóI. Number 1.144 Division In Re: Estate of V its Grant Modification Submitta to the U.S. Department of Labor under the Comprehensive Em ployment and Training Act of 197 (CETA), Grant No, 126032560 Title Vt, Modification No. 605. Th purpose of this modification is U extend the grant period one month Ic order to utilize all available funds This modification doe'S not chan.gI !'Cr3nt 1 . Four hrs.of color TV? about it costs 2. Twelve hrs.of light (100 watts)?" < < 4 LfV P, -r -' "We haven't seen one letter; we haven't had one bit of testiniony in reference to increasing grants," Mapoles said. Ile said a Jacksonville shipworker with three small children who accepted AFDC after he was Laid off was called back to worl, "and found out he was better off on AFDC." "If anyone thinks under the Florida program of AFDC that they're suffering it's Just not the truth," Mapoles said. ctncity: How ittach how 0 "As soon as we find out how much money we have we'll resolve our differences rather rapidly," said Rep. William Andrews, I). Gainesville, chairman of the education subcommittee. The conference committee Is meeting to settle differences In th $4.94 billion Senate appropriations bill and $4.88 billion House bill. IIILS spending emerged as the major immediate obstacle to agreement when Bill Mapoles, a House analyst, urged the Senate to drop its plan to increase aid to families with dependent children (AFDC I by $11.5 million, saying the Increase was not needed. TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Florida's Constitution have run commission. revisions that "it would be eas- and submit the revision directly that a preliminary panel be set Plans for an early start on into a roadblock set up to keep Tucker had said earlier Tues- icr to make a new one than to the voters, up to outline issues the cornBuk Sen. Ken Plante, 11-Winter Park, disputed Mapoles' conthe Scheduled 1978 revision of Coy. Reubin Askew from nam- day that the plan was blocked clean up that one." mission would have to face. tention that it's more lucrative to go on welfare in Florida than It The governor would appoint ing the most members to a pre- because Askew wanted to name is to work. He said Mapolea' own figures showed AFDC rolls have I . I.4 t 1.1 1. • C I L IE ,L. ....L ....1 tl.... aL... ...II1 Z.._ lirninary study group. four members to the prelimi. lan the Senate president nine each and member group, with Askew, dropped despite "the largest recession - I call it a depression former an nary study. Legislature A compromise proposal Association president who the Supreme Court chief justice Barron and Tucker each ap- 5ince the 1920s." unto to 12 cents more a day for each proposal aimed at easing the objections But Askew press secretary chaired the 1968 revision corn- three. The attorney general pointing one member. Askew tj buy for 12 cents" "What can hid Plante At A Glance of the Senate leadership was Paul Schnitt said the governor mission, and Chief Judge also would serve on that panel. then proposed a five-member c Unable hi to agree on di g, the subcommitteernut of ' given to Senate President-dc- thinks the two-two-two plan Thomas Barkctull of the 3rd . group with Chief Justice Ben The commission would be aj. Overton naming one and Askew efforts to settle liftS funding disputes. The Senate has approved By The Associated Press siginate Lew Brantley, 1)-Jack. "would be a fine arrange. District Court of Appeal in about $34 million more for fiRS than the House. Tuesday, May 25, 1975 Miami have been trying to start pointed after the legislative two. nient." onviUe, this week. $41 million more for eduThe lluue lui appropriated about and would be r'quired The House planning for the revision. But Brantley, powerful Rules "The important thing is to Tucker said a third proposal cation than the Senate but Andrews said the House position to file its proposal 180 days Bills passed: Committee chairman, said begin moving ahead, to chart The 1968 Florida Constitution before the November general came back for him and Barron probably will prevail If the Senate Ways and Means Committee Education - Allows Tuesday that he doubted the the course" Schnitt said. requires that a 37-member election, giving it only about 30 to name two members and passed legislation releasing other funds for school spending. school boards to spend needed resolution would pass Barron, however, said the commission be apppointed in days to develop the revision. Askew to appoint four - but "If the house position prel,ails it's going to be tight," he said of basing money on public this year. idea had been through so many 1978 to revise the constitution Smith and Harkdull proposed Barron balked. education. "But I think they can survive." transportation of pupils. 1111400. Education ComIle said it was unnecessary mittee. To Senate. because the 1977 legislature Education - Provides could start the planning. Ile for a pilot study in two also said Askew should first counties of use of school %"k an ndviuvwy opinion from buses to transport the aged the Supreme Court on the timEle and the elderly. H113613. ing of the revision. Batchelor. To Senate. House Speaker Donald TuckElderly - Requires er. D-Tallahassee. said he had Floridians to support their not been informed of the comdestitute parents. HB3408. promise but said he would go Hutto. To Senate. along with its plan for him, Education - Requires Brantley and Askew to each apschool to conduct follow-up point two members of the group studies on high school and to make the preliminary study. vocational-technical school graduates. HB2814. Bloom. Askew and Tucker say the To Senate. study is needed. Brantley and Education - Requires Senate President Dempsey the Department of Barron, D-Panama City, are Education to develop a not as convinced. plan for adoption of the Part of the compromise calls metric system in the for the appointments to be schools by 1. 980HB521. !A__ made after Dec. I after Young. To Senate. Brantley succeeds since Education - Allows for Brantley wi,11 appoint part of the periods of silent meditation final ronstitutlonal-revision In the schools. H11409. Matthews. To Senate. The Senate JF Legal Notice Did not meet. The Governor LEGAL NOTICE Tooknoactlonrelatlng to The Board of County Corn legislation. rnisloncrx hereby notifies the publii Aq House To When you know: You can find: Inches feet yards Miles millimeters centimeters meters kilometers Inches Inches yards miles millimeters centimeters meters kilometers square inches square feet square yards square miles acres square centimeters square meters square kilometers square hectometers (hectares) U W cy-i > If you multiply by: 25 30 019 1.6 0.04 0.4 1.1 0.6 square centimeters square meters square meters square kilometers square hectometers (hectares) square inches square yards square miles 0.4 0.16 1.2 0.4 acres , 2.5 6.5 0.09 0.8 2.6 ounces pounds short tons grams kilograms megagrams (metric tons) grams kilograms megagrams (metric tons) ounces pounds short tons , 28 0.45 0.9 0.035 2.2 1.1 ounces pints quarts gallons milliliters liters liters liters milliliters liters liters liters ounces pints quarts gallons 30 0.47 0.95 3.8 0.034 2.1 1.06 0.26 Air Variety Of Wednesday, May 2, 17-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Legislation Heated Debates Expected Today TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A Floridians to vote yes or no on new system of selecting the retention of seven Florida quire hospitals to take steps to Urn can sue from $1,000 to mittee killed a proposal pushed Judges, revisions on medical Supreme Court justices and 20 reduce malpractice claims, S3,5W. The hlmise version wipes by Askew but fought by bisimalpractice Insurance, and an district courts of appeal judges. limit payments from a patient out no-fault insurance by abel- ness interests, to tie unemptoyconipensation fund to $100,000 ishing mandatory coverage and merit compensation benefits to attempt to scuttle no.fault auto But Republican Leader Wil a percentage of the statewide per claim and expand the joint making it easier to sue. insurance faced heated debate The Senate Rules Committee average salary. ham James of Delray Beach underwriting asssociation to today in the house. Askew had argued that FlociThe Senate agenda, mean- slowed the process. He was de- cover all health care providers, approved a proposed conleated on an amendment mak. The issues were separated stitutional amendment to set up da ranked 43rd in unemployshile, included bills requiring ing judges appointment's sub. front a bill supported by doctors Gov. Reubin Askew's housing ment benefit payments, which prison inmates to work to get ject to Senate confirmation on but fought by lawyers to allow finance agency to suppply low- currcntly are at a maximum of out early and forbidding $82a month, and needed to terms then moved judges to reduce excessive cost loans to home buyers. Board of Regcnts to increase subsequent to reconsider another amend- claims and subtract jury Also approved by the Rules raise them. tuition without legislative ap- ment. The Judiciary-Criminal Corn. awards front insurance setCommittee was a House-passed proval. It seemed likely the house tlements paid to malpractice bill to require Cabinet mem- mittee, saying it did not want to Also on tap were renewed efhers, Including the governor, condone sin, killed a bill to forts to settle differences in would Join the Senate in ap- victims, The Senate has passed a no- and judges to be suspended repeal the century-old Florida House and Senate appropela- proving merit retention of apfault insurance bill that raises from office if indicted on a Eel- law prohibiting unmarried per. pellate judges, sending the tions bills. sons from living with members A tentative agreement on re- sue to the voters in November, the amount of injuries that ony relating to their office. nate Commerce Cornof the opposite sex. The Se storing Senate law enforcement but it could be close because it a must be suffered before a vic. cuts fell apart Tuesday and two thirds vote. Moving to circumvent conferees could not agree on a - Senate plan to hike welfare squabbling doctors and law. yers, the House added several payments. The house Tuesday nearly key malpractice amendments completed a proposed con- to a related bill, The amendments would retitutional amendment allowing Indicted Officials Amendment Clears TAI..IJiHASSEE (AP) A charged officials from office. has Senate committee The proposed constitutional cleared a proposed con- amendment, fiJ1172. would stitutional amendment requir- have to be approved by the Voting automatic suspension of of- ers. It would apply to the gov. ficials indicted on felonies re- ernor, Cabinet officer., and lating to their official duties. judges including Supreme The Senate Rules Committee Court justices but not to leg. approved the House-passed islators. measure on a 17-1 vote Tuesday Under the amendment, th' after rejecting a proposed official would automatically be amendment some lawmakers suspended if indicted by a claimed would gut the bill. grand jury for a felony relating - - - degrees Fahrenheit degrees Celsius degrees Celsius degrees Fahrenheit 5 / 9 (after subS tracting32) 9/5 (then add 32) n tn'' .liimpc Redman' I, rc: ri V fUV _ . U. _. 1.1 U UULL. Plant City, argued the measure make an interim appointment. CLII' AND SAVE the above table which fiirniIies yott witli was necessary to solve the If the official was not convicted, a quick and ea' way to leant the equivalents of the l'U'problem the state faced in the he would be back in office and recent indictments of Cabinet eligible for all back pay. tomary to the Metric system, to which the U.S. will convert officers. Impeachment now is Sen. Dan Scarborough, I)SOOfl _____________________________________________________________________________________ the only method to remove Jacksonville, said he saw inherent dangers in the bill. "You could have a situation Declining Orange Sales Study Urged of a runaway grand jury that could indict the entire Cabinet many industry leaders felt ORLANDO - The Fresh and they would all be out of ofbox than fruit moved to Florida's fresh orange Fruit Committee of the the action was "enlice," he said. cannery, sales through May 16 were Florida Citrus Commission couraging and necessary to "The exact amounts may The committee defeated an 8.2 per cent under last year has recommended to the implement without delay" amendment that Rules Chairbe in question, or disputed, while fresh grapefruit sales to Improve profits to man Lew Brantley, 1)-Jacksonbecause of various acwere nearing an all-time Department of Citrus staff Florida orange growers as counting procedures, but ville, said was proposed by Coy. record. it study reasons for a means of diversification fresh fruit profit rewards I(eubin Askew to allow an of' "I have a personal declining sales of Florida's of fruit to processing statistically are greater ficial to suspend himself rather feeling this orange trend fresh oranges and make plants. and than being automatically the potential is could be reversed if, as in recommendations for The United spoke&nait unlimited if problems are grapefruit, we put a better suspended. improvement. pointed out that In most of resolved and specific inCurrently, the only choice an external and internal grade the past 40 years fresh And Gen. Mgr. Wilson dustry guidelines set," indicted offical has is to resign into the market with each have sales orange McGee of the OrlandoMcGee said. or stay in office. niece of fruit bearing the rewarded growers with based grower organization In his presentation to the Florida or Indian Riser substantial premium which urged such a study to committee the United Stamp of identificationand pri c es on- tree per 90-pound the fresh fruit group, said spokesman pointed out that quality." IrF MTDAI I - - - IT"ClIC IUP F"DIJ C IU A UI PJ(, U UIU U U V . 3. One average day of hot water?., AN OPEN LETTER 1r^ A I I ('%*IIiA AA I&1#' I'.J IILL 3VVIIVIIVIII4'.J flf%#%I JJL IJVVIVCISJ 0• 00 A �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May U, 1976 In Longwood D i n n e r Invitation P Role CALENDARiZ I In Forestalling Possible Veto ' WEL)NESDAY, MAY26 Red Crass Beginners swim lessons. Jackie Caolo, water safety instructor. 131 E. Woodland Drive, Sanford. Call 32243332 to register. Seminole High School Band Concert. 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Concert and Jazz bands. Introductory Ceramics eight-week course. 7 p.m.. Seminole Community College Adult Education Campus. Contact Registrar's office. THURSDAY, MAY 2 County Federation hosted by Junior Woman's Club of Casselberry at Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive 10:30 am. SISTER. Inc.. noon. The Heritage. Sanford AA. open, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotay Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sertoma Club of Sanford, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees breakfast, Florida Power and l.ight. Sanford. 7 am. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees. 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Information Building. St. Johns River Life Member Club Telephone Pioneers of America. installation luncheon, Deltona Golf and Country Club. Cocktails, noon; luncheon, 1 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 28 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lord (Thumicy's Mtamcnte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcipal Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood At, closed, 8 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church, Church Street. Seminole County Retired Teachers, First Federal of Seminole, First Street Sanford, 2p.m. All retired teachers invited to organizational meeting. Seminole County Council of PTA's annual banquet. 6:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Installation and program. The Foresters Square Dance, 7:30 p.m., The Forest. By JOHN VAN GIESON Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE (API - A dinner invitation has played a major role in forestalling Gov. Reubin Askew's first veto of the 1976 legislative session. It all began one evening last week when Hugh MacMillan, an Askew aide, called House Clerk Allen Morris to alert him to a veto the governor expected to issue later that night. The governor must deliver his veto message to the House clerk or Senate secretary, depending on the origin of the legislation in question, when the legislature is in session. But Morris was on his way out the door to attend a Republican legislative appreciation dinner when MacMillan called. They discussed the situation, and Morris agreed to return home at about 10 p.m. MacMillan said he would deliver the veto message at that time. The bill in question, 11113143, allowed Gator Downs, a harness racing track in northern St. Johns County just south of Jacksonville to conduct dog races. The measure was sponsored by Rep. A.H. "Gus" Craig, DSt. Augustine, who represents the area. It was due to become law without Askew's signature unless he vetoed it that night. "The governor had some question about whether or not what they sought to do really could be done under the Florida Constitution since the actual effect of the bill would be changing the character of a racing permit for one single corporations," MacMillan said. With time on his hands, Askew continued to call around to discuss Craig's bill. MacMillan said the governor talked to Craig, Richard Pallot. chairman of the Board of Business Regulation, and others. Craig said the governor called him just about the time Morris was leaving for dinner. "lie indicated he had a problem with it and asked could I straighten it out for him," Craig recalled. "We discussed It, and finally he indicated he'd just let It become law. He didn't have that big a problem with it.,, Meanwhile, Morris returned home at the appointed hour to wait for MacMillan to deliver the veto message. At about 11:20 p.m. MacMillan called and told Morris to forget it, the governor had PEOPLE changed his mind. The bill became lat, the next day without the governor's signature. Morris, who did not ask MacMillan whose bill it was, said: "1 probably saved some poor guy a veto because I went out I to dinner." House Speaker Donald Tucker, D-Tallahassee, took reporters to task recently for writing that he had ignored more than live members who requested a roll call vote by raising their hands. Reporters agreed that 20 or more members had raised their hands to ask for a recorded vote on an amendment to make lucrative legislative pensions optional. Tucker said the stories were incorrect in reporting that House rules required a roll call vote on the showing of five hands. That may be, but Article III, Section 4(c) of the Florida Constitution provides: "Each house shall keep and publish a journal of its proceedings; and upon the request of five members present, the vote of each member voting on any question shall be entered on the journal." The honors for weirdest communications of the week must be shared by rookie Rep. John Adams, D-Hollywood, and Sen. Don Childers, fl-West Palm Beach. Drawing on less than two months of legislative experience, Adams demonstrated he is a match for most veterans when it comes to the grandiose, self-serving release. His said: "Bucking incredible 'freshman' odds, Representative John Adams, D-Hollywood, has successfully pushed two bills through the committee system and onto the House calendar. "It just proves hard work can compete on any front. People said since I was elected so late, the cut-off date so close, and I was so new that there was no way! could get a bill through. Of course I still need a full House vote and Senate concurrence before they become law, but I am vey confident." Childers distributed a letter to fellow senators urging them to support his functional literacy bill instead of a house substitute. lie noted the Senate passed his bill "without a descending (sic) vote." But Childers said the House Education Committee "struck everything after the inacting (sic) clause." Bing Crosby iSorne Deparfmenj' Heads Must Have Telephones Released COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Bing Crosby has been released irom Riverside Hospital where doctors removed a piece of food that became lodged In the singer's throat. Hospital officials said Crosby, who was released Tuesday after an overnight stay, had been dining with friends Monday night when the food became stuck in his throat. He was Initially treated by a doctor In his party and then taken to the hospital by car. The 72-year-old singer was given a general anesthetic and the food removed from his esophagus with forceps, the hospital said. Crosby later withdrew from the VW,000 Memorial Golf Tournament in suburban Dublin. - BIG Tire & Wheel Service Ph. 321-0920 77/7//J1L7 —u . 124.10 E40.14 FO-14 ...........rn.4 G40-14 .......... 130.I 140.14 .............. $31.44 4 Plus Fed. tax From .U0-11 L46.I$ ................. $2.12 To U.54 Raised Letters '70" 030.14 £1014 FiG 14 07014 H7014 070 iS r ,,r • $24.13 $77.11 $21.31 Ins. 130.41 UI 73 I P,j r,tJ. TiA Fiüni $L FREE Mounting To $3.4 Wey,May24,174—$A Question Remains __ _ 4. . In Hays Scandal 40 WASHINGTON tAP) - Fol- ethics committee investigation lowing flep. Wayne Hays' ad- also sent a letter to Speaker mission that he had a "personal Carl Albert. Albert and other relationship" with a woman House leaders were in London to accept a loan of the Magna employe, the question lag In dispute is whether she Carts for the Bicentennial celereceived $14,000 a year at tax- bration. In his confession before the payer expense to be his mis- - . - r ________ tress or whether she was a Pro- crowded Housie chamber, the ____ ductive employe of Congress. 65-year-old Hays denied keep. The Justice Department is log Miss Ray, 33, on the govtrying to resolve that question ernment payroll as his mis- I and the little-used house ethics tress. He said he lied about his committee may make an effort, relationship with her because . he did not want his new wife to too, -Hays, In an emotional speech find out about it. "Six weeks ago, I was marbefore the full House on Tues. day,adrnittedhelledwhenhe rledto the woman l love more _ _40. denied having a rela tionship than any other person or thing _ with Elizabeth Ray, a shapely In this world.. - Prior to this clerk on the pa yroll of his House time, and f or an extended Administration Committee. But period of time, I did have a LONGWOOD BOY La w Day Essay contest winner Mark Hasoa, Ion of he contended he was telling the relationship with Elizabeth Mrs. G.R. Finley of Longwood, shows IIplace trophy he WINS CONTEST truth when he said he did not Ray. I was legally separated county competition sponsored by Seminole County Bar Assn. to keep her on the government and single. It was voluntary on his Longwood Elementary School teacher A Mrs. Evelyn payroll at $14,000 a year just for her part and mine," Hays said. right, and principal Ms, Arletta Coberly. third graderTowler, in the He said he ended the relationsexual services. Special Education Gifted Clan, Mark also received a $25 bond far for FBI agents were before his remarriage. He reportedly ship his essay entitled 11200 Years of Liberty and La at school continuing their investigation wasdlvorcedfromhisfirstwiie awards banquet. (Hcrald Photo by Elds Nichols) for the Justice Department of in January. Hays' relationship with Miss Hays insisted that Miss Ray Ray as the House ethics corn- performed office duties for her mittee was receiving strong pay, despite her contention that pressure to open its own probe, she could not type or handle By KRIS NASH residents who benefit each year assist with the organization's helped fill souvenir bags given doll-making and Twenty-eight house memtelephones and that she did not repairing to Altamonte Springs Civic Center he Herald Staff Writer rs, in a letter to ethics corn- do any from numerous good-neighbor many helpful efforts. away at the recent home show aid needy families, hospitalized October 15, Business Education work for Hays' cornmittee chairman John J. Flynt, mittee. projects undertaken by RVS11, The coirntv school systrn Is sponsored by the Evening children and other un- Day would offer a '1'fl',e Sanford RSVP (Retired workers, forum on urged the panel to launch an inone area where RSVP IvolunHerald. fortunates. nior Volunteer Program) is techniques, guidelines and vesttgation "in order toguaran.. Miss Ray, who says she was Owen Edelman told members teers have pitched in to assisi. RSVP was also instrumental in the midst of one of its On another front, Panel problems involved with tee the integrity of the House of on the payroll only to be avail. of the Greater Sanford with registration of students, in preparing some 1,200 Member Mary Joyce Bateman teaching consumer strongest and most responsive Chamber economics Representatives, its members able for sex with Hays, denied of Commerce library functions and many promotional mailings sent out submitted a written report to In a free enterprise system. l'he and its committees." periods ever, the group's Education Tuesday that her relationship Committee that small tasks which allow last year by the chamber's the committee on a Business program would be o program director said today— pen 1.0 Flyntwascampalgninginbjs with the congressman ended is enjoying excellent teachers more time for their Industrial 25 Committee and Education Day and that spells good news forRVSP project selected Seminole County home state of Georgia as with his remarriage. She said health both financially and in primary duties. the group maintains an almost proposed for October. teachers but not to all, Hays made his she had seen him four times thousands of Seminole County terms of volunteers available to speech adIn addition, RSVP workers constant regimen of sewing, Scheduled to be held at the Bateman's report said. mitting his relationship with since his marriage and that Miss Ray, but said he was they had been intimate twice, flying to Washington im"I'm not taking anything mediately. He said all of the back. I'm telling the truth," she requests for an Investigation, said. REG. 4 9'-LIMIT Two 14 07. BOTTLES including a telephoned request Meanwhile, the Washington from Hays himself, were Post said it found that Miss "informal," noting his panel Ray's name was not Included on could act only on a formal a list of House Administration request. Committee employes in Four of the 28 members who monthly reports from Novem10 PACK OF 1 signed the letter asking for the her 1975 to February 1976. 30- QUART — P ____ .. -' __ __ Sen ior Volunteer Group Enjoying Good Health Sinatra Letter Sold CHICAGO (AP) - A copyrighted letter In which Frank Sinatra called Chicago Daily News columnist Mike Royko a "pimp" has been sold to a Rockford, Ill., museum owner. Mrs. Vie Carlson purchased the letter for $400, and proceeds from the sale of the letter will go the Salvation Army, Royko said Tuesday in his column. Sinatra wrote the letter during a recent stay In Chicago after Royko had criticized the singer for using Chicago police officers as bodyguards during his visit. - HEINZ 01),9.IN CUARCAAL ) Sit, plopiun 22-INcH CUT POWER MOWER . 3.5 tP. uisii a ITRITTU I.IOT0I UU - (LI 'I ALL-PURPOSE SOUD FOAM - Pl 11J7 RIG sijnnj GRASS CATCHER IlL 1t17$$ SIT WA.(II$ TALKIE ETC YOUR CHOICE' 2/ L1c GOLDEN 10! POWER ::- 4 ftfO 771 111(0 404 srn CAST A 100 & 1111 COMBO SPRING LOADED 688 I O&&0111L17 PIECE TISIRGLAS OUTBOARD MOTOR OIL 69 By DONNA ESTES would create strip zoning that Herald Staff Writer would attract additional traffic, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—. that it would compound City Commissioners denied a drainage problems and noted request for the annexation and there is already an excessive rezoning of scattered lots on amount of professional office Palm Springs Road as opposing zoning in the city. residents from county territory The opponents also attended the commission vigorously objected to a move meeting Tuesday night. by the petitioners to continue The seven property owners the public hearing to a later who requested the annexation time, saying it would work a and rezoning a now hardship en. those who crz zoning designation of present for the public hearing. professional office for the City Attorney Joseph Davis scattered lots on both sides of reminded the commission that Palm Springs Road from state law forbids the city to Center to Oakhurst Streets. annex property increasing or Petitioners insisted the decreasing density for a period professional office zoning of two years without county requested would provide a good commission approval. buffer between the road and In other business, the cornresidential units, saying traffic mission approved a change on the road had reached an order to Nidy Construction Co. undesirable level for adjacent Inc. of Winter Park to permit properties to remain residential construction of handball courts and that all were willing to deed at the civic center. The cost of property to widen the roadway. the handball courts is $9,917. A member of the county's Another change order to Park planning staff, Joyce Sellen, in Electric for $4,350 was apa letter to the city, said, proved for metal light fixtures however, that the county does to be installed at the tennis not plan to widen the road courts recently constructed at during the next (ive years. the civic center. Opponents to the zoning, The commission took under including several lawyers and advisement a recommendation representatives of civic from Leo Ware that out-of-city organizations and other residents be allowed to use the residents, said the proposal tennis courts for a fee. QUAKER STATE k.,. ' ELECTRIC 144. RAINBOW ROTARY LIGHTER . SPRINKLER FAST Ah WE REG R IG 2 99 44 488 388' D 2- ' 794 R. 3202 RIG 98 SANORA 2 $ALLOI $ATAL GAS CAN ' . 6 16 r SOUTH WITH POUR SPOUT RIG 199 .-' '5 Sanford's newest residential neighborhood New 2-3 & PtAmc IEVEIA$I HOLDER CE Y' 79c YOuR 48'EACH SHELL NO %IN. xson PER STRIP..1• LAWWNOSE ftSF1I5 DEUITOIS 1 LONG XMID 4 LASTING 388 NS 1 NYL 66 : [Jj 1GTS FAOM 1 13½ INCH GRASS SHEAR FOR EASY TFIMMINGI RIG 3 88 288 HAND TOOLS TROWEL • CULTIVATOR • TRANSPLANTER ORTifO SEVIN DUST 57 '$MCTS --___________ j*j. 8888 ih ATMATI IIACRIDICIII PEG 1288 15 QUART GRASS TRIMMER'. ICE CHEST / TRIMS CLDS* 10 . WALLS .o IINCIS V I MEG IS IS 88: 1088 I 1' SHELL ANT & ROACH 15vi Oz SPRAY RIG $119 77 B JI%S10*V SINOCUL&MS Ti C.UdP,NG UT ),IETAL P1. LAWN EDGER BRIGGS & STRATTON 2HP MOTOR PEG 110997 ET 2 Annexation Plea Is Turned Down In Altamonte 1) Raised Letters "60" a4o-13 Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. - .ftquire all department heads to Fisher said they wanted to and that the city council had to have telephones and could know Fisher's telephone abide by its own ordinances. require all city employes to number and wanted it Goldberg said he had ha ve te lephones If that was "Available" to oth er depart- discussed with the mechanic his their desire, City Attorney Ned ment heads. reasons for leaving the city's Julian .r. ruled. Fisher has been confined to a employ and was told that the Saying since municipalities sick bed with a back Injury mechanic was unhappy with his have the power to require received on the job 11 days ago, salary and wanted a raise. employes to live within city He got out of his sickbed a week bounds, the governing body also Connell said, however, that ago to make a re est authority to require the to the city councilqu ed report the council during budget on the status mployes to have telephones of his departments sessions last summer had — streets and to make their telephone and water, denied pay raises to the public numbers available to city of. Anderson, wo heads up th e works department employes ficlals and departments, Julian council's Street department over his objections and that said. co mmittee, was requested to rnone of those employes had Councilman Parker An. get adiagnoais and prognosis of eceived pay r aises for two derson and Gerard Connell Fisher's health from his per- years. voted against the move. Both sonal physician after Julian Mayor James H. Lormann have said In the past during ruled that the city does not have Insisted that the governing body á.scuzsfons that requiring the authority to hire a mechanic to address its concerns to ephones was an invasion of replace one who recently department heads and not privacy after duty hours, resigned. discuss employes. NEW YORK (AP) - The National Fathers Day Committee has awarded Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts a "Father of the Year" award. Kennedy, who was named national Father of the Year on Tuesday, is the third Kennedy brother to receive that honor. The late President John F. Kennedy and the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy won in 1962 and 1960 respectively. This year's other six lathe:' award recipients were New Jersey Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, Olympic track gold medalist Jesse Owens, Hughes Rudd of CBS News, NBC Science reporter Dr. Frank Field, American Basketball Association Commissioner Dave DeBussehere, Broadway actor and singer John Cullum and entertainer Ray Heatherton. TIKI TORCH WITH 6 Fl POLE HOLDS QUART OF FUEL.197 RIG $249 Sanford, Flo. .•. this week to Public Works Director Ralph personnel for his department Kennedy Honored Hwy. 17-92 2600 Orlando Dr. 1 - - Council members June Julian said that an ordinance Lormann, J.R. Grant and passed by the council last year Lawrence Goldberg, however, gives the public works director LONGWOOD— The city striking out specifically at Fisher authority to hire council voted 3-2 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Awards Dinner 7:30 p.m., Civic Center. Cocktails, 6:30 p.m., Chamber building United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., 208 W. 17th St., Sanford. Mrs. John Wallace, UDC district director, will speak and install officers. SATURDAY, MAY 29 CD Coffee Break sponsored by 'Fri County Road Runners CD Radio Club, &-10 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA. closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Orange County Annual GOP Barbecue, 4-8 p.m., Winter Garden Tanner Auditorium. Fun and games for all ages. Tickets available Altamonte Mall Ticket Agency. MONDAY, MAY 31 Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. TUESDAY, JUNE I Forest City Elementary School Kindergarten End-ofthe-year program, 7:30 p.m. Ja%eeettes. 730 p.m., Jaycee information Building, Fourth and French. Sanford. Casselberry Woman's Club covered dish luncheon, 12:30 p.m.. clubhouse, Overirook Drive. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and 434. Sauji Li,a C1b, nco", Hc!id2y Inn Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. WEDNESDAY, JIfl'4E2 National Organization for Women, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L Building, SR 436, and Palm Springs Drive. Onen to public. Rotary Club of Casselberry, 7:30 a.m. The Caboose. Sanford Khanis Club noon, Civic Center. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Sanford Woman's Club catered luncheon meeting, noon, clubhouse, Oak Avenue, reservations necessary. THURSDAY, JUNE 3 OES Seminole Chapter 2, Masonic Temple, 8 p.m., Sanford Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Sanford AA, 8 p.m. 1201 W. First St. (open). Sanford Civilian Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant. Gold Star Mothers. 1:30 p.m., Legion Home, Lake ivannoe. urtanao. _______ -- FT By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer From Ohio Hospital Sen. ._ . ASSORTED COLORS 9t RIG 29 FROM 4 Bedroom Homes 25,OOO VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Conventional-5% Down I RIG 499 4: .l SHAG RAKE FOR SHAG & HIGH PILE RUGS REG 1 99 144 . Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy S Sanford Ave., I Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Bralley Qdham.323-4670 BUILDER-DEVELOPER �1 1 1OA-EvenIn Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1J1 ~ Wednesday, May2, 17 Answer to Pr3vIous Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY QLJIC! - I x w, TE MortWlker I I AOSi ER...ANNE wAr z wo Boxing ___ HOROSCOPE __________ state tab jq _____ •1 By BERNICE _ CALENPAR.' I _____ f plant 12 M ascu l ine / 'j- 14 5 \.. (1 - tW .4 I 1 ______________________________________ MAT A OiOiJR IS ! 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Th e JacoLrys will answer individual questions There is one place where ex- if stamped, sell-addressed The purpose of such blood polyunsaturated fat level about pressure screening checks is to 10 per cent of the total calorie . identify the person who needs a intake probably doesn't help at perts do agree. With today's South hand you open one heart - not onp xinade if voij open one spade ~nd partner holds more careful examination all but ou do need a small envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions will ho wtad in thil; rnlljftik~ I and will receive copies of four heirts '-,ou may lose the .JACOBY MODERN) that significantly increasing the They are not used for a amount. The rest of the fat in oli ve oil SIDE by U - t: 411111, _________ FRANK AND ERNEST - - I A: ______ - 1. / I I-I . i[ r ) I;: 11 Ii ç' "_ I 8 -. I -.. -71r. -- )' ou A h" .MkUVW-- VA" jJw AN APULI' I =:r- p (g) RAT .>(PJ6MV 'A"ku L A I , t1 _______________________ -t rVS - ill -- the vegetable oils contain hnlesterol Cholesterol is an animal product The other IT-2A. THMEJ J I 6MAM saw, swf ViAM A AaNr of AtV f 11 *i ~ I 4 AMERICAN 61 1110vIdAft 1111110441PEON - - JI5T trw, w/ irwrw hvpm Awrh4v I I A.W1 r 10 M7r A4Me ~ F_ AANMAS k • 1 7.tM5 V 1W X4 -. ' ~J t~.JI I- (a - PRE51cw. .,I " ,I "' ~~, o - - I ; ,- OT'llis I /I - ~ ------= - .. I J fle 'I r. : (C_ /) /j - II I I 1` I .- - "- - t, It, Ill I - a i U - - i J I I . "My chances of winning are - I ,I i -. i • • . ,- WW A. . . *. - - ..'.. ' - - ' . - . Pat Stater c 3 1 0 Bernard Conley lb Rodney Carley rt 3 0 2 2 0 1 luacwilllamsct I a 0 - . 4 , - _m Ken Friteman It 2 1 0 24 Totals i - . . - _____ __ - •- OOIOS2-2 144 Nx-4 prossorFord ' I i S?romb.rC. ff b elted itewalls, Awth' ' I 25 % o I I y El Tigre 278. Features 2+2 construction of polyester cords and fiber glass belts. In the wide 78 series profile. Whitewall tubeless. No trade-In required. I Yolanda Dixon scored the winning rim for Crown which after an opening win. Mary Wynn had two hits for Civilian. Valerie Cotton lb Cynthia Dunbar 2b I , - A 1 2 i oo - 3 0 I 0 I o 1 22 o . 2 2 1 33 - Its 14 6 BOWLAMERICA Pinecrest Wins, 15-9 10.00 40.00 30.00 2.05 D70-14 10.25 1 41.00 30.75 2.24 E78-14 11.00 44.00 33.00 2.27 F78-14 11.50 46.00 34.50 2.43 G78-14 12.00 48.00 36.00 2.60 H78-14 12.75 51.00 38.25 2.83 I - ______ fed. tax ' " - I - -r1f 2.65 __________ H78-15 13.25 53.00 39.75 2.87 L78-15 1 14.75 1 59.00 44.25 3.08 30 -,MR, .1;. I _____ \V s / :----'-•--- __- ' - 053 4-14 •- r - Flea Duty I 1 2 Sale I . Reg. 129.95. Save 30.07. JCPenney Citizen's ~. , Teresa Behr,ns I Band transciever. Covers all 23 channels 2 0 1 Dana Ernst 2b SharieneHubbardsf Operates on 1 s 2V DC positive or negative ground I I I Expert installation available at extra cost. rt' 1 __ I - -, or truck Available for most I 0Q . i case Reg 18 ia Crown Pawn 10-W-40 motor oil. Provides year-round lubrication. Helps keep engine clean, helps protect against oxida- Trail Blazers Use Draft Pick and mounting hardware. ovedhau . r ~yh i , P•%* n 3• _,~_-. E' '-- .,~, f~ - . ,~." ~4 1~_ I ,N, , 0 Here s what we do • Inspect brake springs 0 Resurface four d(ums a Repack front wheel bearings * Inspect front 0 Road lost car 9 Inspect master cylinder • Inspect a w1selSs0fl I parking nd adjust Bleed and refill brake grease seals 73700 SAN FORD P LA 7 A rc ly~-! i!;~ i'), e OpenS am 105 pm. Monday rnru S;Iwrdav 0PtSta1 itaS:00pm. CataiogcenterPh. 321-10. 10 Store Pit 3231310 'p rl .f~, , " ~, , 'Moil American cars and many loreegri cars Mike appointment thru Saturday. I ~,o_(:1145_~,_ i & ''-: • Rebuild all wheel a future ..r -VN ,', l'. Expert Installation a v ail able Compact 8-track stereo tape deck Th e Portland Trail Bla zers . ,,,,r, • 29,99 No.01 04 100 pct. solid state , i.; 14 11 - 7- I -Vl~l 14 1 T,1 % " :, . ' ;., I95 ~ ~-Cll lq~,, i,;r`,w, ,-._ ,111.1 JCFbenney Stop Actlon'f! Wake lion, rust and wear. -- cr2' .4 at extra cost. N, Install new - Sale%17.28 s is 6 ... hf American and foreign cars. CB antenna. Designed for truck mount or root mount installation. in - - ~ ;- ru- '_ *,,"~* I i I It. 4 ' re--. • ' j - • R eg. 12.2 A.Penney heavy duty shock as long as you own your car "i R .. _Jr% 11srA absorber Features 1 3/16 piston with -0" ring des gn. It ~_, . ) -r,,. 1 9 99 f:_: ,;_.. 14 .. Full replacement warranty for ,!- meter. 2 0 I 0 0 USC I J . I I I PORTI.AND, Ore. (Al') I , Modulation Indicator, noise limiter, PA output. With variable volume, squelch control and S/RF i 2oa MichelleWldnirc ins IIII Al .cçii 6,98 0 2 1 1 W ~M~4ilz ~ Shock .I ,. I , : 2 2 I .- . . t11 AB R - j - j ; ,. • - ---- H0 I the Jazz in exchange for for ward BarryClemens. Portland now will have four Church of NaZarene 1 s 5e3 1'., ttraft choices in the first two itt Pr'stersan 4 S S44 2 rounds, three of them in the All Souls S 7 ill conm1rind when they'll have I S -333 .issemblyof God the 20th, 22nd and 26th selecHoly Cross • SontCit.lst'n 2 9 112 6 Lions. First Baptist = 1*.1&__ 1WW11-1k r4l T~_" ______ I 00 i oo 0 0 0 Ii ii $ to ______ Sate prices effective thru Sunday May . + 12.75 51.00 38.25 . ______ 0 0 CIVITAN re C78-14 I of pressure on Paul." said Van Michelle NooneV lb like to bring guys up slowly 1.75 2 Yolanda Dixon rf better performance Thursday night. Kim Widener 3b "The Celtics have this Jane Strandberg to feels." he said. "I feel like It rovincial attitude." said Donna Fitzpatrick we've really accomplished Westphal The) say , wt. w ould iake the race this ytar 14J I think there has to be a made the kid a player.' I resent that a little. 7.25 29.00 21.75 Sale - H 2 I 20 week ago that it would be a Boston-Phoenix Final Westphal has been trying to A78-1 3 Reg. 3 2 3 2 a a He added w ry ly, "The cash A. 2 2I 0 (lit. quick Westphal theplayertheygotornostoften. Because of his former assou itionwiththe(eltits Westphal Kiwanis has been undcr extreme pressure since it was, determined a Save G 78-15 1 AS R Tire size __________ 3b Kim Hammei nf Brenda Neal rt Totals and is hoping to make .imtnds For his poor o pe ni ng game with n. I V6 1• Arsdale I know I would feel it Mary Biedsoe 2b "I'' - 2 1 0 2 . X'.4 11 of three ,corers, tiLree signalmen if I were in his place." ShOW ,- 2 1 0 there ever since. AN1e Weber 21) %Vhite also had been familiar DeeCle* Hogan p with Westphal, having piayea I Ina T urnef ss against him during practice for system, Heinsohn explained that he through engines radios and and Lowell Fans getting two apiece. :soforth. i Pat Malone Len Cook and l ve got to Find fire clothes, , 'pit crew uniforms ticke ts pit Tom Oglesby paced Assembly of God wi th two hits each. passes As for pit crewmen, "I have Pinecrest Is the winningest . to have 33 people ju.sttoservice team In Uit league with nine the three race cars, you know, victories to (our defeats. ...." - ' 22 2 4 Totals of God. Assembly otGod 4" so-- 9 second-round selection ob- I last couple of days just working Carroll Crawford went 34or4 Pinacmi eapt. 921 3-15 tained from the New Orleans I including a home run to pace WP - Bryant, LP - Herman Jazz in the National Basketball 4r , Pinecrest. Gary Spott3, John T Is, 0-4 Association draft June 8. Bryant and Ken Holt each had Cardinals 414 2-1 The Blazeri; obtained the ru. -A -I "Each one of the cars has a three hits for the wimers with lure pick in a 1974 trade that -_ - Miflof, LP - Boyd . It of stuff that needs to be gone Dwight Street, Fired Mulliris CHURCH STANDINGS sent center Rick Roberson to - _-- • .-*..-- - 'i IH ..f' me run. Arsdale suffered a broken bone '• • 3 0 1 ,.-' ' Dickey was hit Claudia Mason scoring three the chance of blowing engines. rival Tuesday in Sanford First Methodist (8-4) to claim Church League with a 15.9 und isput ed surpremacy. "it's three times r softball victory over Aswnbly :tern or more. I've spent the ••1 _ WX;W M RX % -''I ' q f hit. ~ otnething like 11-1. but we also Pinecrest Baptist took a one- however, still has to contend -i ,ave three times the chance of half game lead on its nearest with First Baptist (7-3) and ~ : crashing a car or three times W. - YES, _QR, Wr/F- VJ 3 0 1 - Valerie Cotton and Sandra don't hurt either." 1definitely feel I didn't have Jan Johnson p ~ chanic figures the least he can There was a time when it a chance at Boston. but I don't Totals collect In prize money IS $45. loo ked like none of Kings cars really blami anybody They Civitan 000 since even last place in ttit. I PEY COW, 1971 KingfIsh fail to cornplete even one lap, the tier' niont, Ind., car builder and file- by Garry Trudeau* '' also very rewarding," , Even if all three of his ,,I,,,. iun(s two 1976 Dragons and - illicit means' - 4 - Well thanks to the coming attractions we learned whal kc 1, MY PWMW hW&1161 7MY&OW 6' "Having Illut-ce cars in the field 1 1' _L16 CANCER SOCIETY ; .1 I ' . 1546 _ king whose three team Is the largest in the race, said: - I .. " - fuel vent valve ... it just goes on relax and maintain his stamina Teresa Smilhrf in ipolis 500 are 111 but his and on 2 0 0 durtng the long s pe ll betwee n edsoe rf 0 0 0 litilds are also three times greatStill. King feels rewarded for games by playing tennis. er of blowing an engine or all the years he camc here with CROWN PAWN SHOP But he still harbors some bit crashing. AD R " two cars and only got one in the ter feelings towards the Celtics m,,Iy Warner is cy f, 60WAilog r ______________________ - . - :v I - MAN W Z2' r-w - EVICINE el 'TO IV capabilities and INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ 'I I 'ass' ' The clinching tying and Lester each went 2-for-3 for winning runs came without Kiwanis with Lester and (gran t Kin g figures his chances on the wall three holding the DOONESBURY I ttMs/1'ML • II frg" I \ i corn oil in m ost foods but enjoy " IF lif 11- _____ I .! I Could I! -ç , i,u- W1 16~ WHOtA I - tic '-.. ' .?1U 'itlR1' the flavor of foods cooked with olive oil. VR LVAriftD I W S Three Cars At Ind 3 Times Problems I - / 1. Westphal " ., 06 - I , !,yg .s1 't4di1t Crown Pawn Shop edged Nston Coach Tom Ileinsohn, he hall been traded for a year .set tip open shots, and under the Patty Markey rf () 41 by T. K. Ryan !, iff. i I I,Jr ,pociOT. 1 ---- I S HUG, IF' UU, WfN' CECIL? -. L_ 1. ii guTTON MRKS Iq'T BE'T THE GIVE V*U A LITTLIE TUMBLEWEEDS I _ 4I . ,._~ I ,_ . j© I- ! - - ( til I' "-i: . j i '~: ~ I 1.'cJtJ1r r u :- •1 '1 / () ~ you please say something about the use of olive oil in preparing ays thought it " rIuu F ox _ () ' 4 .a Kiwanis came up with the tuates, Westphal, the Suns' the play of the Suns' backcourt- three years. Marl Baker lb leading scorer hit only four of man During the regular sea The Suns basically are a pat JackieLinksf 17 field goal attempts and son, Westphal had been guard- tern offensive team, using a lot Lisa Robare Cf Vicky Jernigan c scored eight points ed b) Charlie Scott the player of picks and cuts in attempts to . self-addressed envelope tent of its Fat is saturated and 73 IJEAR DR. LAMB tele0sed best-of-seven charn. ba , ck and hit 10 of 17." i onship series against the BosIleinsohn's decision to put Jo W vintill CrIUL3. it, that Kitine, it 96. Jo White on Westphal was cred87 loss to his former team ited with adversely affecting ~ Bill Adams 3b Kelly Denton lb c - b Defeated ball Association's nationally shooter, and he could come place in the lineup and has been - 1 1 3 1 0 !rsri 'i! 3 r f"k Bowl Gals a Mason if gime of the National Basket. could break out. lie's a good in his left arm. Sobers took his Totals t - Kev;n Fall SS vernon Law cf ________ first season with the Phoenix Westy," said Ileinsohn. "lie's a season, btit when Dick Van Deborah AAc Fadden rf howe%er, is quite cognizant of ago. DII4E7 - For comparison, 10 per cent the future. Those who want additional information on the of the fat in corn oil is saturated by Bob Theses Wed no ula y, Me y 26, 1976-1 1 A Suns was last Sunda y S opening big part of their offense lie I 2 %ol ' peak in professional basketball night's Game Two at the Boston ball upcourt, in this case, rookie Lisa Muth c But one of the few downfalls Garden. Ricky Sobers. That job had he has encountered during his 'They'll be looking to go to been Westphal's earlier in the Toni Hardy p i Fhcse statements are based on 11.0. flux 1551, Itadio City food values from the U.S. Station New York NY 10019 Ihpartmtnt of Agriculture ; I ~ JACK PROSSER FORD . Twlns'Emory Lee Fredericks safe, bents tag by Frederick ffi BM-170N (AP) - Plunging doesn't figure the Suns' hard- made the change because he Odessa Cosorave 3b Terry Force ct itnto the Valle), of the Suns has driving guard to have such a wanted Scott guarding the helped Paul Westphal reach his poor showing in Thursday Phoenix player bringin" Galt Whit led ss 9 : to me in care of this newspaper, ' however. estphal's Chance Is Thursday SH OWING for mailing. Address your letter per Cent is polyunsaturated. iP ' S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. i I 'r rally in the fourth to win, game. I ," _________________________ / v" 1011111P ', to their second victory of the basebal1season,a7tiiumph A w to E Payne, an error on Jeff Dickey's grounder and played at the Sanford Naval Academy Field. ' Freddie Miller pitched a one- andMillerdrewwalk.stogetthe hitter and added a key double runs in scoring position, and Tuesday in the Pee Wee inept fielding on the part of the walked, two more runs scored. ' pressure may be entirely to prevent heart and vascular normal But on the other hand If disease think no more than 35 it is not then her doctor will pe r cent of all of your calorie' peti , - - Ia I Iler ur s Cards'Win Roselyn Ross tf The answer is "Yes y,didr*' His bid should have 1~ either four hearts or four a lower blood pressure than a intake to any degree. Some authorities think that mature young woman- Body of amounts size is factor, and since she is increased Lette f .It ,_---- . L *SIf -aPards"i'mmell' DWO WMimn,wells for teammate to brinS him Miller's double got the Car. UP-Set Of the season Tuesday dinals flying. Bill Varnes when it handed Bowl America followed with a well-placed its first defeat of the Lassie Did I make a bad bid" . I., League,leadlngtheCardjnajs Twinsdldtherest. I ; in the American League. In the Junior League games are .' benefit of a what to open There are no saturated. Safflower oil has the r. number 1 8 Blood least sa t ura te d Fat and the most Pressure. Send a long, stam- polyunsaturated fat. Eight per _____ . .1 '. hearts Then our correspondent bid four clubi and asks. When vou Next game in the Continental M11 ~ I - Ef" %d..w_ 4 I I over the Twins. - .. A four-run third inning -... -. 7 triggered t,he Cards' cnmeback . after the Twins had assumed a . 5-1 ad vantage. . of Columbm faces E3ks and at 6 There are two games Friday it is Moose against Kiwanis. Im the Car Dealers' record dipped to io by a pitch and Timmy Dawner times each. Della Benton went lie opened one diain Ind, partner bid h h d IJS P.se, ('ass can send 50 cents for The I lealth ) . . - %% 4L record. errors as he has nine easy tricks &K.183 V713 0 %K986 &;% niethanism of blood pressure and 53 per tent is polyun I 1L '5 3 4 hating high blood pressure in vegetable / _, I t , - - Y (,,l, 114 - 4'. ________________ Pass undoubtedly want to study her a should conic from any fat, little more thoroughly to see saturated, nionounsaturated. what probabilities she has of po l yunsa t ura t ed, animal or FLY A KIT EC E TSY ROSS- - _,: - __ - A California reader picked IV Pass 3 A Pass 3 N T __________ II MR BiCENTENN1,41L PAGEANT 31 2& cumst'inces that her blood III intake Authorities on diets - or by Bob Montana ARC HI E Pill different and quieter - " -- ______________ daughter is evaluated under twit classified as either good or _____ -' _____ fat and how much It may well be that when your in monounsaturated fat. It (._,., 4 I 4 ficiently high to warrant at cent of its fat is polyunsaturated fat. so it doesn't inleast a recheck. A 14-year-old girl should have crease the pol)-un&-iturated fat woman. , _.1 , . I club and since they break -2 South North Fast % ru of these readings would be polyunsaturated fat it contains. considered borderline even if Olive oil is good since only )our daughter were a mature about 11 per cent o c .. . diagnosis • C) -' V _____ 0 :I I ! .) 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N cushion over the No 2 club George's crept another hail- sabotaged by three ___________ '', "'t' ' South"s heart opening gives him a second bidding probl(*., .Ile solves it by bidding three EAST lill EST " said this was high for her age V - THAT '-I/AS IN W62 *A J 8 3 Lamb cluc_Young.. - £95 Dr year-old her blood pressure taken. They , ,, ~w __ falling behind 9.0 after three -It- - , ,-. If you open one heart he 26 can respond one spade convenientiv a J 7 MY 14- took two readings and It was 158 - WWAT'S THIS PlcTU') O GINGER ROGERS T_ i - ________ - . . , 11 *- .. .. yielding Bill Adams' fourth- , ';4 - 11v l,ai4rence F_ tAmb, M.D. i)EAR DR. LAMB I - j. - _____ likely to become involved in WIN AT BRIDGE a---- - _ . . , .'' e' . Identical 9-2 count but retained . ' 0 li1j /I I --i - the chin from George's by an L ** , -" -*. - , , I --%-. -I - e with another. tto resuf Today your ughts prove to be valuable. Pressure Reading Is Borderline J - - .. i ' N ORTH C i "I ,,I - .' suit. (WESTALJfANT' -. -,C-Y. .1 - - - . 1--~0-IM 54 ---- - E . leaders hitless for three and back of George's on the Con. Last week Prosser took It on two-thirds innings, finally tinental League chart. - a - A. . ,, I . . 10P(J]y 23-Aug 22) Once PISCES(Fb20ch 20) ou set your mind to something, There is a matter hanging (Ire you're not easily dissuaded about which you have needed to 58 FO00 Is BJGWS - I w vs ) F'ROBLEM. SLUPP.. t 53 52 . - - ________________________ _________ 'I • ..... '$'• - 1 - ,L " 6--lik- I .* close associate may have a tip eachoneissmall, thecollel'e for you today that could either returns Can be surprisingly make or save you money. It will large. - - - •. - -. Only. you can bring to a S~c- carry I - I 23-Sept 22 ) ficiently organized to dlscust more weight with her. Your words VOURBIRTIIDA today than you may realize. ________ I - " VIRGO (A ug - 31 % `2__` - today. This is good. Your targets w ill be worth hitting - ' - lh1 - - 26 21 - ' j.• ' - - ce - I I . '11 3 By 9-2 Bill Sweet led Stromberg frame single Prosser's other League wi ll be Friday when 5 p.m. game at Fort Mellon plug wires at Jack Prosser CarLon's attack wi th three three hits all singles were George's plays Apex at 5 on the Park It will be Flagship Bank of Ford? singles in four trips, scoring bunched in the concluding Westslde field. Sanford facing Flagship Bank That was the sudden question three times. Bernard Conley stanza and allowed the Car Friday's National League of Seminole. Atlantic National in the Continental League added a pair of one-baggers and Dealers to avert the complete game is also at 5, putting plays SeITIInole Petroleum at 7. division of the Sanford Little Randy Robinson dominated humiliation of a shut-out. Medical Center against tinIn the Junior League, Elks League Tuesday as the Car Prosser's usually potent offense The victory boosted third- defeated Railroaders at the Bay play Moose today at 5. ThurDealers took their second with a four-hitter, place Stromberg's season slate Ave. field. The Railroaders are sday it will be Rotary vs. straight shellacking, 9-2 from Robinson held the league to 7. and left it one game In coasting along with a 12-4) V.F.W. and Friday at 4 KnIghts - -. - , - - 1 , ' berg Upends Prosser Are there some loose spark to' . , CANCER (June 21-July 22) YOU see ian.'X~Febs AQUARIUS= Social gatherings are enjoyable today provided the group Isn't Give domestic need top priority 9 If % ,Wv Use this talent it exper ienced , confidence. ive lines. I ...- • GEMINI (May 21-June 20) important projects ahead. [CORN (Dec Keep your own counsel today, y 19) have a marvelous way even though you might be tempted to repeat to another about you today that equips YOU nage those younger or less something told to you in prison in fight p" . 24 Loyal rooters 48 Warship 6 Human body 2 13 1 29 Samuels teacher (Bib) 30 Hawaiian food 9 Golf mound t 16 OAT15 A %f~F, WHEn 4OU &N `9 AHN, ilft, ~WT EVEK K" & Heard pr ARIES (Marc Think in terms of small profits formation. SCORP IO Oct 24 Nov. 2 todaFvery penny has a way make any agreement .ou of adding UP. Concentrate on , read all the line print. finding little bargains. idtYtetl details that will be TAURUS 1 Apr11 20.May You know be tter than anyo ne important in the long SAGITTARIUS (NOV.23- C. what's best for you today. et day to get at 21) A good of up your own schedule. Done backlog small Jobs out of others talk yoU wtO SOTUC ng way. Clear the decks for the you won't enjoy. L trunk (p1) 7 Smelt with 8 African river b 52 Raise boxing by Art Sonsom FONES. h Spanish v I ¶7 ' / THE BORN LOSER 17119ATZRA6WABF A60ENTKT, WHN 406 9"l)f Aic' 6TL1PI ,MFS MCF, 4-Ak~; - ) 5-2b I roughly a, Strom inside SI Muhammad 15 Handle _- 9 __ __ flâi8 f\ l 5 A L !3 U!! adequate .Z:. IX l, 0 Z0ZY2 1976 For 1j: ___ W"N o. a - wi JT 0 0 Pt OI/ Al Ft I I IWIi I LF% UI'%I% Open III &M 10 5p in. Moiday Hini Saturday OpnSunday tQstoStep in Catiiog center Ph. 644-4044 Store Pit 447-4313 .q rl. 11 - �44 U t2A-,enln9 Herad, Sanferd, Fl. Wedniday, May 26, 1976 - - . 11 D I. _ Auburn Wins It , oss, r lark, NeSmith Win. U111 .____ Vincent, Hayden Stopped. • -. - - h,1_ - •- _ _____________ r']JI _____ - So th T h mp s protect now against summer boilwover..,, Ellis Not do-it-yourself / a I mpmwve!;'~" , ( Enough wI'th the Zayre' package... 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Sources for the National answering questions InA's 6, Twins I Collegiate Athletic Association ruIning charges of point-shavVida Blue's eight-hit pitching and the Southeastern Con- ing, drug involvement and the was backed by Sal Bando's two. ference said that the Kentucky a lleged associa tion of star r"I run homer and Bill y Williams' Jarities centered ning back Sonny Collins with two runs-batted-In as Oakland recrui ting Infractions of two pr incipals in a kidnap.niurder shackled Minnes ota. Blue had a case. years ago. shutout until the eighth when he Wildca ts posted a 241 Iss The report came tuesday toissued ued his only two walks of the ward the end of the two-day an- record. Curd has a 13-19-I game and gave up a run-sco ring record in his three years at nual spring meeting in Tarpon single to Dan Ford. exi ngt0n school. Spr ings of SEC a thletic direcNCAA probation usually proWhite Sax 5. Angels I tors and foot ba ll and basketball hihi ts a school from participatPat Kelly smashed a two-run coaches. Kentucky Coach Fran curci ing in tele"lsion and poet-sea- homer and Rick Goesage limitson bowl apperances. ed Cali fornia 0', Just six hits as ackowledged that Meanwhile, athletic di- Chicago won its ninth straight was under fuintal investigation rectors went on record "ex- game, the White Sox' longest by the NCAA. pressing deep concern" over winning streak since 1g73, "You ne ver know," Cw'ci bow NCAA limitations on the Brian Downing's two-out said. "I'd say that every school nuirnbers of football and basket- single in the eighth snapped a 1-in the country in one way or ball coaches would affei the I tie and Chicago added four cu1tdang profession and new time runs rn the ninth tohand don't know where we (it in the people coining into the field. Angels starter Gary Ross his picture. They agreed that the number sixth ls in seven detlsiAl3. "At this point right now, , of coaches hired should he at Indians 3, Orliks I e're juat stting ugni but it the discretion of each univer- Pal Dobson's nine-hitter tprobauont wouldn't sw'pns" sity, but no formal action was lifted Cleveland to its four th me. Anythmgcan happen." straight victory. For Probation? SEC M11 fl us h erything together." _____ i t i51 p411 ,'l 0 p04)11 low" ØIstsl 080, -11,11,1111, . . . ~:~--~ ______ your final cost is only J Prestone Flush • Prestoneil 3•77 gai. 69C stock up at7jayrel .• a i In rebate from Union Carbide when you purchase Prestone and any one of these Prestone pI'OdUCte Preston " A ('I.it PLUS one of th e W,ji snd ',iu bk $1 (it) Just proofs chcked bIOI4. 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Los Angeles 2 1- 4 San Francisco 7, Houston a Games Atlanta (M est.rsm,th 71) at ¶.. Cincinnati (Nolan 33) St Louis L (Denny 22) at Chi (P. Revschel 33) Houston (Niekro 2-S or Our ker 41) At San Francisco (Barr I ) ji Montreal (Warthen I 3) at Pittsburgh (Kison 33). (fl) New York (Matlack 40) at ..,Philadelphia (Canton 1 I), (n) Los Angeles IHooton 12 at San Diego (Fo%tei' 0 1). in) Thursday's Games ,,.St. Louis at Chicago New York at Philadelphia, p; In) San Francisc o l San Diego, (n) 51. Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE East '.4 , W I pC. GB New York 72 13 o'c , Baltimore 15 17 .Sii Boston I? II .186 5 Cleveland ii 12 172 513 Milwkee 14 Il 157 6 Detroit 11 19 .121 7 West Er' KSn city 72 12 .617 -Texas 21 14 600 11 2 I Chicago IS 16 529 1 Minnesota IS II 500 5 Oakland I? 73 .125 5 California IS 72 357 1? - :1 Tuesd ay's R esults Boston 2. Detroit 0 ),, ,,jil Cleveland 3, Baltimore 1 " Milwaukee 1, New York 0 t. Kansas City at Texas, ppd., rain Chicago 7, California I Oakland 6, Minnesota I Today's Games Baltimore (Grimsley 12 anØ Alexander 7 I) at Detroit (Bare 74 and Laxton Oi), 7, (In) Kansa s City (Leonard 3 1 and Fitimorris 51) at Texas (Perry 43 and Onus 41), 2. Un) Cleveland (Hood I 2) at New York (Hunter 45), (n) Boston (Pole Ii) at Mil waukee (Saton 6 1). (n) Chicago (Brett 10) at Califor. nia (Kirkwood I 4), (n) Minn esota ( Goltz 32) at Oak lan d (MitChell 12). (n) Thursday's Games Boston at Milwaukee MirwwsOte at Oakland Cleveland at New York, (fl) Baltimore at Detroit, mi Kansas City at Texas (n) Chicago at California. ( n) t IN Major League Leaders American League BATTING 190 at bat%i--LeF)ort, Oct. 102. Carty, dc, 167. Dent, Chi, 3.49. Mm, 346. G.Brett. KC. 3-46 -, - PUNS-Otis. KC, 31, North, Oak, 79, Mangrove, Tea, 21; B.BeII, dc, 77; R.White, NY. 27. PUP-iS BATTED IN -Rudi, Oak, 32. Burroughs. Tea, 30. Munson, NY, 75; Chambluss, NY, 27, Y%tr zemski, Bsn, 26; Mayberry. KC, 26, Ford, Mn, 26 HITS- Munson, NY, 4. LeFlore, Ott, 17 , 6 Brett, KC. 17; Chambiuss, NY. 14. (arty. Cle, 11. Remy. Cal, 44, Dent, Chi. 41; Nor th, Oak, 11 DOUBLES -LeFlor,, Oct. 12; DEvans. Ben, II; Catty, Cl,, II; Rudi. Oak. 10; Munson, NY. 9; (4 L Stanton, Cal. 9; McRae. KC, 9, Cl's, XC, 9 TRIPLES--North, Oak. A. S Tied With 3 HOME RUNS-Ystrzemski, Bsn, I. Hendrick,Cli, I. Horton, Ott, 7; Otis, XC , 7, Ford, Mm, 7. STOLEN BASES- NorTh, Oak. 20. Patek, KC. 19; Baylor, Oak, 19; Campanenis, Oak, 16. Randolph, NY, II; Rivers, NY, ii. - PITCHING (S Decisions)Slalon, Mil,6 I, .5.37, 3 39 F itjmornis. KC. 3 1. .833. 3 12 J.Brown. Cie. 4-i, 000. 763 Bird. KC. Ii. 800. 3.33 Briles, lix, 4 1. 100, 309 Tlant, Bsn. 62, 750. 7 51 W Campbell, Mm, 5,7, 7 1 1. 7 75 mavens. Mil. 4 7, 667, 1,9Q. STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, SO; Tar*ana, Cal, 73, Blyleven, Mm, 60; Gossape. (hi. 55; Hunter, NY, 16 National League BATTING (90 at bats)- McBride, SlL. .367; Rose, Cm, .34; W Crawford. SIL. .347; CoP ader, SO. 351. A.OIiv.r. Pgh, .341. f., RUNS -'-Monday, Chi, 3$; Rose. 'W Cm, 35; Schmidt, Phi, 32; Crilfey. -. (in, 12. D.Cath, Phi, 21; Morgan, Cm , 25; Winfield, SD, 25 RUNS BATTED IN-Kiogman, NY. 34; G.Foster. Cm , 35; Schmidt. Phi, 31. Monday, COil, 30; T.Peri, .4 Cm. 29. HITS--Rose, (in, SI; GêrvIy, LA, Morstanil, SF. SI; Buckner, 57. LA. 57, Cardinal, Chi, Si. DOUBLES-Zisk, Pgh, Ii, Madlock, ChI, 13; MilIan, NY, 17; Montane,. SF, 12; Garvey, LA, II, 1 0 TRIPLES-D,Ca,h, Phi, 3; D.Parker, Pgh, 5; W.Dvi5, SD. 5; Turner, 50. 1. 5 Tied With 3. HOME RUNS- Kingman. NY, 16; , Schmidt, Ph,, IS. Monday, (hi, 8; Cry LA. I; C-Foster, (in, 7; " Cedeno. P-Mn, 7 STOLEN CA.ES--Morgan. Cm, Id. Cedeno, Hln, II. Griffey, Ciri. 10; .J.Mangual, Mon. 9; CabeIl, HInt. I; Buckner, LA. U PITCHING IS Deciiun)Lonborg, PhI, 70, I 000. 2.14 Hough. LA, SO, I 000, 330 Koosman, PlY, S I. Iii, 253 Christenson, Phi, 5-1, 533. 2 71 Rooker, Pgh. S 1, 8.13, 261 R. Jones, SD, 92. III, 724 Carlton, Phi, I), 103. 4.06 Fryman, Mon. a-). .150.3.31 STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, 617 J Richard, Mtn. 53; gp niekro, All, 32; Montefusco. SF, 57; Lolich. NY. 47 _ New York Montreal ? LOUl Chicago W AQ Cncnnati 15 615 I San Diego 19 S 313 .13 Houston to 25 .119 q Atlanta is 26 366 1) San Fran is 27 357 II', Tuesday's Results Jb it Louis S. Chicago 7 Mon treal 6, Pittsburgh 3, ii t.'l' J How NOT To Pitch To Ph1*1s.41 Seaver lThiIa Pitt (IS)57.20;P(5.i)I03.20. Pro Hockey NATIONAL LEAGUE East TALLAHASSEE (AP) " Auburn batters lashed out six ' doubles in beating Jackson ville 7-5 to will the NCAA Division I Central Florida's biggest fared better than Hayden as he The pro portion of the card sided battle. • Gary "Ice Man" Gulden, South Rcgion championship. _________________________________________________ night of boxing turned out to be was able to hold Joe Grey to a started out with Sammy Auburn. already the Souththe most savage night of disputed draw while Hayden NeSmith, 154-pounder from another Junior mlddlewet eastern Co nf erence champion. brawling ever seen In these was out boxed by the younger Indiana, showing why he is impoit from Indiana, took tç was undefeated in the tourney parts as a howling mob of 1,947 Grey Wilber, In three hard considered one of the best where his stablemate left off as I' excited fans sat through four fought rounds. and takes a 37-13 record to the Junior middleweights In the he pounded Leon Futch into and a half hours of almost nonJune 11.19 college world series The most exciting amateur nation. "Slamming" Sammy submission In the second round. in Omaha, Neb. Clark showed excellent foot stop action Tuesday night at the bout was won by Ovledo's 65- Jumped all over a dead game Orlando Sports Stadium. Third baseman flichie Howpound sensation, Sammy ('harles Cook of Dallas, Texas, and hand speed for his first pro ard hit a homer to lead AuHeadlining the Pro-Mn card Sweet, as the pony tailed battler dropping him once In the second outing, as he continually beat burn's scoring drive in the first was Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross' out hustled Orlando's James and twice more in the third hall to the punch. Tiger kept two innings Tuesday. Jacksonsuccessful defense of his Lingold in non-stop action, before the ref stopped the one- waiting for the 17-yea Southern Junior middleweight rifle's Brad Tanner, who re-school boy frop Lyman H lieved starting pitcher Rick Petitle as he stopped Tampa's make a mistake, but "Fast" Eddie Davis In five terson in the second inning, fought a near perfect defensive action packed rounds. didn't allow another Auburn fight and scored with enough run But the biggest shocker of the Clark's right a Warr as iu withdraws combinations to win going But Auburn already had night came in the semi-final away. when enough points as Jacksonville Orlando's Mr. In the foith, with the fight scrambled but couldn't take the Excitement, Joey Vincent, still undecided, Clark left no advantage. After an initial run, walked into a hail of lefts and doubt as to who deserved the Jacksonville twice had bases rights from Indiana's George win, when he sta ggered the 11 loaded and nobody out, but Madison and was stopped In the veteran wi th a sco rching rlg failed to score. first round. . hand that snapped Hall's her, Jackson vi lle threatened in Of local interest was the pro back and put rubber In his lee. the sixth inning as pitcher debut of Casselberry's Scott Vincent abandoned his Terry Leach Lgan to tire. The "Golden Boy" Clark, who made normal stick and more tactics . four runs in that inning were the transition from amateur and went strai gh t In after his ks a winning one as he pegged to errors by Howard. . p,. Associated Press for seven runs on 14 hits before three runs with a two.-runran unbeaten foe. That proved to be Auburn relief pitcher Joe pounded out a unanimous four. Tom Scarer has learned how he left for a pinch hitter in the homer and a double and S4t U) a mistake, as he was caught Beckwith then took over from round decision over Henry Leach and, as he did Monday to pitch to the Philadelphia seventh, another run with a single to "Tiger" Hall in another cold with a straight right hand. 1-' Reds 10, Braves 4 Florida Phillies very carefully. power St. Louis past Chicago. stunning upset. After that it was target practice agai nst second-rank ed .& _____ ______ George Foster homered twice Crawford wiped out a 2-1 Clii. One of the hott est teams in for Madison until the ref final State, protected a victory. The card started at 6:30 with baseball, the Phillies have and drove in live runs for the ('ago lead by smashing his third the finals of the Junior Ol Beckwith also got the win rescued Vincent after Just 2 ym pic two times in the second straight game, he lping homer of the year in the sixth Regional Championship boiit tournament opener, when beaten Seaver of the first round _____ _____ oo kie Santo Mcala after Bake McBride had be Th e floss-Davis fight was a Aubur n beat the Ohi o Valley last week, including Tuesday unbeaten r en headlining a co mplete amateur _.j. Conference champion, Middle night's 8-4 decision over the win his fourth game in Cincin- hit by a pitch. show. bloody war, literally. Davis nati's victory over Atlanta. New York Mets. Tennessee. started out last and controlled (IaaL 7, Astr,rs 6 01 those contests two Foster had a three-run homer "They're an ext emely hot Jacksonville finished with a team the First two rounds with a Willie Montanez's fourth hit Seminole County youths who the g as hot as they can be, " in the seventh, a solo shot in the of 45-14 record. snapping left' jab and sharp ame, a two-run homer in attend Lake Howell High said Seaver. "That's about as third, and a run-scoring single right cross. Late in the second hot a club as I've seen in a long in the first. His production gave the eighth inning, lifted San School, John "Hurricane" Francisco over Houston. Bobby Hayden and James session he hurt Ross and battime. Everything they hit was him 35 11131 for the season, Murcer cracked his third a- "Showboat" Salerno, failed in tered him about the ring. But u in exactly the right place." er second highest in the National reer grand slam in a five-run, their bids to obtain gold medals. after that the champ t&i League to Dave Kingman's The Phillies' victory • fifth inning rally that erased a In both cases it was a fighter control with solid punching their 24th in 30 games and 3-0 Houston lead and put the named Grey who turned back finally stopped Davis in the fifth Padres 5, Dodgers 2 boosted their lead to 5' games r iu NeSmith on offense vi, Cook the locals' bid for glory. Salerno Doug Racier drove in four Giants ahead 5-3. in the National League East runs with a double and a three-over the Pittsburgh Pirates. LAKELAND (AP) run homer to spark San Diego Southern gets its sixth Seaver, a three-time C)' left-hander Randy Jones past oung wi nn trip in eight years to the na- Y er, continued to be Los Angeles for his ninth victotional small-college NCAA treated with little respect by ry. The decision was the fourth baseball tournament after a 7.1 Tommy Hutton. He had three hits Tuesday night to boost his straight this season by the Padres over the National victory over Madison College of lifetime mark against Seaver to League West-leading Dodgers. Harrisonburg. Va. "I'm glad ... this wasn't my .424. Hutton has 14 career hits in Jones, the winningest pitcher in ziiIII Z IL000 last tournament," said Florida 33 appearances and 11 11131 baseball, Is now 9-2 with a 2.24 Southern Coach hal Smeltzly, against the right-hander. ERA. While the Phillies continued who announced his retirement Expos 6, Pirates 3 to roll, Seaver continued (oreel. prior to the South Atlantic larry Parrish hit a two-run gional championship game The loss was his fourth straight double in a four-run 11th inning aft er four vi ct ories at th Tuesday, e start to give Montreal its victory of the season. over Pit ts bur gh. Wi th t he game Now Smeltzly has the June 5-8 Hutton shared the offensive tied 2-2 through 10 innings, the tournament in Springfield, Ill., load with Jay Johnstone, who Expos scored all their go-ahead to look forward to. slammed four hits, including a runs off Pirate relief pitcher The Mocs, defending South home run, drove in two runs Atlantic regional champions, and scored three. The Phillies Bob Moose, unscored upon in all 13 of his prior relief appearblasted out of a 1-1 tie in the rallied from a 3-0 first-inning ances this season. four th inning wi th leftfieldcr de ficit to help un beaten Jim Sam Testa's two-r un homer. Lonborg earn his seventh victoCardinals S. Cuba 2 Madison got 10 hits ry. The Phillies raked Seaver Willie Crawford drove in Florida Southern pitcher John Kessler, but he settled down after the fourth inning to protect the team's undefeated record at the tournament. Shar , The Dukes only run was scored by leadoff man Mike Smith, who reached base on an errorIn thetopof thef irst inning. Madison loaded the bases _______________________ in the second and fourth innings but failed to score. By The Associated Press and walked two as the Brev,er Madison finished the doubleelimination tournament with a Dock Ellis gave up only four nipped New York 1-0. "om what I've seen of the 32-10 season record. hits, struck out four and walked left-handers in this league, Florida Southern takes just erie ... but. -1111111111111111 . to there's ICallfornia's Frank record to Springfield. 1, "I'm paid Madison c'enterfielder Todd pitch well," the New York Yan- Tanana and Travers and pick Winterfeldt was named the kees right-hander said. anyone you want for the third to said Milwaukee tournament's most valuable "Tonight, the other guy was spot," player after snashing out 12 better." The "other guy" Manager Alex Grammas after hits in 20 times up, including a was Milwaukee left-hander Bill Travers hurled his first major 11 1 I refund from double, two triples and a home Travers. He limited the Yanks league shutout. , "It was my best-pitched run. 0 p041 to 4% to low' hits, struck out seven game cver," Travers saitl, "it's 0.664 Union Carbide taken me six years to get cv-- J'BasebaII - I Or Is It Horse Bettor, Lawyer? SCOREBOARD IHA Playoffs Finals Best-of.; Series Tuesday's Result WIflO(iQ 6, Houslon 3, Winnipeg leads series 30 Thursday's Game Houston at Winnipeg Pro Basketball NBA Playoffs Finals Best-04 Series Thursday's Game Phoenix •t Boston, Boston leads Series I 0. Harness Racing SEMINOLE TUESDAY'$RESULTS FIRST - 1. Lotus B ud (Bridges) (6) 6.60 3.00 3.50; 2. Kingly Gal (2) 3.0 2.50. 3. Bandit (I) 5.00; B (26) $10 60; T - 2:10.1. SECOND - I. Party Juny (Taylor) (2) 7.404.00300; 2. Double Steal (6)3 402.40; 3. George Way (Si 260. Q (2 6) $12.80; 1 (26 5) 536 60; OD (6-I) $500. (62) $19.50; T 2 ii.). THIRD - I. Rollick (Dave Sica) 1111 10 340 2.10; 2. Ocala Dutchess (I) 2960 ISO; 3. Vicars Rocket (6) 7.100(7 8) 510,60; T (716)196.20; T - 2:12.1, FOURTH - I. Foolish Lad (Bridges ) (1) 760 260 3.20. 2 Heather Chance (51 3.00 2.la; 3 Armbro Jamie (7) 3.10; 0 14 5) $17 40; T ( 7) ago; T 7.05.3. FIFTH - I. Dougs Dynamite (VanOeventer) (1) 250 2.50 2.80; 2. Scolti TronW6.S01,10; 3. Arden Ed 0 , Q (1 4) $31.40; 1 (4 15) 1253.70; 1 1:31.3. SIXTH - I. Debutante Tass (O'Kelley) (5) 13.10 1.20 5.20, 2. Proud Blue Chip (I) 1.10 1.60; 3. Impu)e (7) 6.80; 0 (1 I) 56.10; 1 (0. 12) $41380; 1 2:11. SEVENTH - 1. Snoopy Goos e (Johnson) (5)660 1.00 3.80; 2. Jea ns Babe (7) 650 5.60; 3. Hon ey Nugget (1) 400; 0 (2 S) $35.20; 1 (5-24) 1531 00; 1 2:03.1. EIGHTH -1. Curtis (Seider-s) (7) 1 70 3.00 320; 2. Plailznah (1) 3.00 3 70; 3, Amy Girl Mercury (5) 340; O 14 7) $16.20; T (7-1-5) 5151.20; T 706 NINTH - 1. Clever Trip (Van Deventer) (7) 5.10 5.50 3.80; 2. Mr. Badeye (1) 4.00 1.00; 3. Cardiff (6) 5000 (I?) $21.10; 1 (7101114360. 1 2 09.1. TENTH - I. Counsel Rice (Bourgeois) (3) 150 5.20 300. 2. Victory Rally (1) 120 3.40; 3. Saint Clair Euuie (7) 1200; 0 (3-4) $16.40; 1 (31 7) $291 00; T 2:10 A -. 1500. Handie - $71,671. EIGHTH - 1, MutilIaSarduy (7) 17 20. 7.20. 7.30; 2. ApraiZ.EIorrj (1) 3 $0, 1.40, 3. OrbeCoblan (3) 360; Q (1 1) 1610; P (7 4) 00; Big 0 (I'S with all 1) 261.00; (iS with all 7) 261.00. NINTH - I. Elorri (I) 11-40,6.40, 10.00, 2. Sarduy (1) 6.50, 6.60; 3 ,Sass (6) 1.50; 0(11, i: - (I 4) TENTH - I, Regaoiaga 12. 40,6.20.4.90; 2. Nestor-Sutton (1) 1010, 760. 3. victor Ovy (5) 6.00; 0 (I 41.20; p $172.30; 00 (1.1) 1111 31.40. ELEVENTH - I. VictorMollna (1) 13.10, 160, 310; 2. Barquin Arrieta 0) 7.00, 3.00; 3. Urarte Rodolfo (2) 3.60; 0 (I)) 33.20; p ti 31 $191 10. TWELFTH - I sass Mandiola (1) 11.00,6.60,6.10; 2. SolanaCoblan (i) 7.60, 10.30; 3. Orbe.Elorri (6) 10.20. 0 (I 1) P (4-1) 177.60; 019 0 (I 3 with 1.1) $312.10. Minor Leagues FLORIDA%TATILUAGUI East" * DIV4$*II W. L. Pci, 01 o-lMdO Sawarwah It 17 .321 i"i Charlotte 21 It .325 I' Jk)pli Il 2) .w WesIaei DIVIIISfl KnOsyilli 21 IC .5611 Chattanooga 20 Ii .311 i Columbus is 20 .441 I' Ontgonwry 13 .371 T.ssday's Jacksonville C. OrLando 2 ChaqIOt. 3. Savannah i om,tr 7. Cotumbui I Chattanooga 3, Knoxville 0 Todays Osm, 5a.nn,, at rha4'k)n. MoitgonwcyeI Columbus Chattanooga at Knoxyilli Jacksonville at Orlando SOUTHIUNLUAGUE NIIltlSfS 01,1,1.0 W. I. Pict. 0$ lamps 71 IS *13 Lakeland 2117 3. St. Petersburg 1721 4.47 C' win?.,' Haven II 2* .350 lO', 86uthan, 01,1s1.n 77 Il *97 Ft. Lauderdale 19 IC 3.43 5 W. Palm Beach II 20 441 ti Pompano Roac h II 74 35) I Tuesdays Uesefts Pompano Beach 4, Maml 0 St Peieflburg to, winter Ha-mn S Fort Lauderdale S. West Palm Beach 0 Tamp. I. Lakeland 0 Today's Oamei Miami it Fort Lauderdale Pompano Beach at West Palm Beach Tampa at St Peter5brg Lak,land at Winter Haven Evening Hors ld, Sanford, Ff. IVIIKe Lonen: Lawyer, Horse By Herald Services Mike Cohen, who as usual had hustled from his downtown Chicago law office to make the first race, got out of the car in the Hawthorne race course parking lot, loosened his necktie in the noonday sun and, on the way to the track entrance, walked past the stable area where he was greeted along the way by a rou nd of applause and the smell of manure. Mike Cohen was in heaven, Cohen had recently returned from Shreveport. La., where he winningly argued a case in federal court In which his client had been charged with bookmaking at a local track. News, like only some horses, travels fast. And Mike received now a warm hand a yelp of praise from a trainer, an exercise boy stopping for a moment from soaping a steed, a joékey and a bookie, some of whom are also Mike's clients, Michael B. Cohen isa lawyer and a horse bettor, or a horse bettor anda lawyer. Mostly, he is that most enviable of breeds: one who happily combines his work with his passion, Cohen Is a 36-year-old bachelor, slender, dark-haired and with that ineradicable twinkle of hope in his eyes which is as necessary to the horse player as a limber jaw is to the barrister, Mike's sentimental attachmenttottie track isgreater than It is to the courtroom, if only because he's been at the former longer. The heady aroma of the track enveloped Mike w hen he was a teenager and taught him valuable lessons. Once, after losing over $100 three straight days, he determined forever to gamble only as much as he could afford to lose, Then last summer the gods fell ma madly and sweetly in love with Mike. He put a chunk on a tnifecta and won a goodly fivefigure Thereupo;i, he decided to wind down some of his law practice and spend more time at the track. "I love it, even the smell of manure - it's so fr eeing," he said. Before, he was just attending the races on weekends and on those atternoons when a distant relative had conveniently died. Now, he comes to the track nearly every afternoon, fulfilling his legal business In the morning, "I'm a better lawyer than - - be Wednesday, May 26,1914-13A tt or I've ever been," he said. "I get Mike ran into the Jockey. up a lot of winners. But if the up earlier, have to be more "About that horse. . ." Mike odds go to 4-1, then he loads organized and have a clearer began, up." mind in order to do all that I "Not the horse's fault," the By days's end, Mike ohhave to do -- and do it well, so jockey said. "It was the track's, 1ously needs his daily hot bath that I can be in the sunshine by They changed the track on hilT), at home to repose and reflect. the first race." And I forgot to tell you," But one evening recently, More than that, business has Mike said later, "Not only ruminating over the da y's tornpicked up considerably since he didn't I get a fee, but I lost $150 up rnutuel tickets, he suddenly has become a track regular. A on the race." leaped out of the tub like a lawyer gets clients only when This is one of Mike's biggest porpoise. He flung on his word has been passed on from problems with his race track clothes,Jumpedintohiscarand the horse's mouth. clicnts who are on the Inside, sped to the track. lie was When a trainer had been "They don't know very much," certain he had accidentally suspended by the racing he said. "Jockeys are naturally ripped up a daily-double ticket, commission, a friend told him horn horrible handicappers. becausehehadrnadenumerous about a lawyer named Cohen And trainers, they fall in love bets for several friends, who real ly knows racing with their horses and become It was dark at the track. lie rarity. Mike defended him, and blind." . donthelockedgateatthe so skillfully cross-examined the So Mike sticks with his stable area, A guard arrived. head steward, the famed for- handicapper pals, who meet Mike begged to be let In. The men Jockey Ted Atkinson, that under the stands after every guard, listening to the exthe stable area was abuzz. race to try to decide the future planation, said that It was no A gambler-friend of another of the next race. The stands had been swept jockey t hen ca me to Mike. Told One of the handicappers up 'rt ticket, alas, was go ne him about a problem. Mike spends his whole life living in torever. went to the racing board and motels alongside race tracks in "You should have perhel ped the jockey out. The various parts of the country. spective about such things. jockey gave him a tip, in ap"His name is Seymour," said Wha t's done is done. And predation. It turns out that Mike, "and he has taught me whenever I think of that night some of Mike's clients can only self-control. That's what you now, said Mike, "I cry," afford tips for fees. need to be a successful bet to r. This particular tip was, S"vmour's saying is, 'If you "Don't bet my horse. He looks beat the price, you beat the good in the form chart, but the game.' For example, if he ____________ TON I GHT track isn't right form." The ,believesa horse ought to go off ' Sanford horse won. Mike was at 3-I, and only goes off at 2-1, ','. . rial Stadium speechless. A Few days later he won't bet it. And he's passed ' - Seven Years Later Hurt Still Hopes DAYTONA BEACH (AP) Bob Hurt took a special TONIGHT's ENTRIES interest in the preliminary action at the Indianapolis FIRST - I Winning Angel (B eg ur ); 2 7. Travel Way (Taylor),' Speedway this week - it was 3 Dick Walnut (Deason). 4 Miss during such practice sessions Bronze (Culhane). 3 Betsy Girl seven years ago that his racing (Gill), 6 Our Favor (Kimball), 7. career ended. Sarnpsons Flight (Bridges); S. "I've never accepted this inQueen May (Johnson). SECOND - I. Yankee Guy Jury," Hurt said Monday. "I've (Bridgei); 2. Justalrot never said I'm going to have to (Dvorack*); 3. Ace NIl (KuCia); 4. urnS Dream (D'Amato); 5. Ocala live with it. I'm still looking for Byby Freight (Jefferson); a remedy, if that's the word, to Howard, Chief (Howard) 7. what I consider a temporary Trademark (Bereinak); S. Saunsituation." ders Echo (Sirk), Hurt had tried to qualify for THIRD - I Burns Guy (Berez nak ) . 2 Lightning Dream (Hering); the Indianapolis 500 four times I Land (Rau; 1 Stoney Key I Phuilips); 5. E P 0 (Fillipelli); 6. and had never been among the S,i?eulte Son (XurtzwOrth, 7. Kin. top 33 finishers. He thought 1960 nikmnnick (Weaver); S Mud Blackie would be different. (Bridges) But in a practice run, his car FOURTH - I Ancindy (Rau; 2. met the wall at the speedway's Gayte Stant on ( Culhan.); 3. Judge Floyd 0 (P. Regur), I Gover nor first turn in a terrible crash. Del Lee (Tanpy), S Mighty Senator Hurt's spine was crushl'el, hiq ' C!ark. 7,. 04.010 Spice spinal cord severely bruised (Bridges); 1. Curt Jubilee (Kim ball). S. Jack Pence (Le Van). and bashed. lie was 29. FIFTH - I Superficial (John. "Trying to lick this thing has son); 2. Skippy Lee (Provost). 3. taken a lot of my time, but I still Clayhayen Pioneer (Vanciervort); 1. follow racing," Hurt said from Magnitude (Gill), 5. Beatrice Way (P Regur); 6, OilIer W. (Smioth), his Daytona Beach apartment 7. Jetty Symbol (Pau); I. Color Me in a telephone interview Be an ie (Britton) Monday. "I raced for 15 years SIXTH - I Michele Eden (J. Neelyi. 2 Selbys Beau (Solders); .2. of my life and would love to Riteway Ralph (Culhane); 1. some day return to it in some Riteway Ralph (Culbane); I. Antigo form - maybe the technical (Petersen); S Sassy Tanetta (Kurtiworth); 6. Mercedes end or with the media. (Viian ) . 7 Sitar Hanover (Komen-s); Meanwhile, he's working at I Booksieader (Nielson), rehabilitating his recalcitrant SEVENTH - I Sa m Bengaxi (P. Neely), 2 Dandy Thing (Taylor); 3. body. Hurt has just returned Senators Tine (Kucle); 4 Brockport front a six-week trip to the SoBoy lUdellI; S. Shadydale Timbre viet UnIon, where doctors at the ( kurtzworth); 6. Speedy Tracer ( Seiders) , 7 Kenwood Jim (Myer s). highly regarded Palenov EIGHTH - I. Dusty Tag surgical Institute In Leningrad lNewman); 2. Prompt Pick (Hierpe); 3. Cool Hand Luke (C. worked with him. "They told me to stand up and hhlenleld), A. Feather Hill (Strong); S Strong (Kurtzworth), 6. Jea ns I thought, 'My God, I haven't First Myers); 7, Scottie Lad (Gill); stood up in seven years," Hurt Tern Tron (Aldrich). said in recalling the highlight of NINTH - I S.anlas Girl (Roy) 2 Dee Oum Greer (Kuntrworth); 3. his visit. Joyous Move (Nielson ); 1. Westerns "But I tried, arid! did. I didn't (Phillips); S. Bev Special Byrd (No want to sit down again. I was Driver). 6 Curtis Hill (Selders); 7. Dr Speedabil (Rugglc-s). enjoying it so much. It was TENTH - I. Minor Beau quite a thrill, a thrilling tilt.>(Het'ing); 2 Glenora Duke (Hobbs); ment. 3 Varsity Bomb (Serbes); 4. Dee Friskey (FilIlipelli); S. Newtown "The treatment and therapy I Gay (Becker); 6 Nancys Bruce received there was very benefilPetlerson); 7. Choice Lee Hy cial. They injected drugs into (Peters); S Scotch Snip (Prov os t). the spinal cord and put inc In a high pressure chamber developed in the Soviet space DAYTONA BEACH program. They found It had TUESDAY'S RESULTS definite effects on the nervous FIRST - I Rita Goros (2) 15.20. 5)-Stem, and It seemed to work S.20. 350. 2 Solos Davalos (3) 5.60, very well." 350 3 Uniarte Ovu (6) 5 .70; 0 1 2 3) 33.70; P 12 3) 11610. But at the end of the therapy SECOND - I MarloOvy (5) caine disappointment. Sched11 00, 660. 7.70. 2 Solos Omega () uled surgery was postponed 6 60. 360. 3. Urlarle Sutton 131 3.10. when doctors found a fusion of 0(54) $13 20. P IS 6) $261.90; Big Q 12 3 with all S)100 40; (23 with all 6) Hurt's bones In a position mak0010 ing surgery very dangerous. THIRD - I BargumnOvy (5) "I was pretty down in the 70.10.5 00,3.S0; 2 Reta GoodwIn (ii 670, 3 SO; 3 Victor Sutton (3) 1.00; Q dumps for a while," Hurt said. (1$) 3400. p (5 I) $1.30 ,, But if the fusion keeps niovFOURTH - I. Wally (I) 18.50. tag, surgery may be a possiII 10.3.20. 3. Mutilla (S) 5.20, 2.60, 3. Rafael (1)360.0(15)53-SO; P (i 3) bility in six or eight months. 107 90; 00 IS 1)715 70. ,,The doctors seemed op. FIFTH - I. 15Mm ElorrI (2) 11.50, timlstic that I might have some 4 20. 320. 2. Apralz Cobia.n (3) 1.10, 340; 3, Rafael Serduy IS) 3.00; 0 (2 movement from my legs after 3)3)10; P (2 3) 11640 that. SIXTH - I ZubI Davalos (I) "It's been a Long struggle for II 60. 320. 360; 2. BarqumnEjrbl 00 Victor me, and I have a way to go. But WatI',r ( ?) 11) 4. 340; 3. 320,Q(16)21 40.P($1)65.70,DD the doctors in Russia were 12 41 40 surprised and kind of amazed at SEVENTH - I. Rafael Gastl II my strength and incen ti ve. I (SI 920.120, 350. 2 Bob Arniela (ii 950. S 70, 3 Solana D)ag. (3)1.10; 0 have a lot of confidence." , Jai-Alai SANFORD PLAZA op" ISa.m. tolp.m.Monday "try Saturday op OpenSuoday i:lItoS;Np.m. Cala)sg CeeWer P11. 322.1621 SIr. Pl. 323)3)0 WINTER PARK MALL Open 11 a.m. to P.M. 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MAYBERRy RFD 500 2 ADAM 12 6M I LOVE LUCY 3.00 12 ANOTHER WORLD 9 4 6' ALL IN THE FAMLY (R) 6* THE FLINTSTONES GILLIGAWS ISLAND 35 LASSIE 530 9: GENERAL HOSPITAL 24 (Mon.) A BIT WITH KNIT 2 AND FLEA MARKS T VIRY SUN DAY UAM..SPM, CAL!. mtii Thank you, Hans. Turning victory with its coverage of "Before das gros,sen biffen, Herr Josef Garagiola in- Den Fraulein Bergen, das cutie who snappen der pixen mit All, of Fun City's home audience and 45 per cent of the LA Von Enberg talken. Herr Dunn also talken,rnaking der veteran sport.zenschtaffel looken very audience, But whether it fared as well elsewhere must await Hit ai N!c!cr 't week. For those keeping score. All's dull till with the Lion of Flantiers on CBS in February was seen in nearly 16.6 million homes. lie did better in his 15rounder in April with Jimmy Young on ABC, the bout seen in near ly 17.7 million homes, according to Nielsen estimates. Idl e - La nd Becomes 1A - - With A Memorial Day Message KEY PUNCH OPERATOR DEPT. The Evening Herald -- 4-Personals _______- 5-lost & Found -. -. __________ . _ . -. -__________ '.'' condfionng, no cooking, 322 6310. ---30.-Apartments Unfurnished 6-'Child Care - ' ' Child Care for as lov 6553 per wk if you qualify. 32)5690, A SMALL In Sanford. 2 BR apts. $100 mo WORLD, Water Furn. Alter 5, call 641 50$1 -.'.-'-' to Eat C; arden lll.00wlEl,D, - Coun. (AP) Land set aside as a catch basin to protect the area from floods has been transformed from idle terrain into family gardens and tennis courts. The gardening, one of the more recent uses the land has been put to, answered a need expressed by local residents and has blossomed into a sizeable project. - tables for sununer eating and fall canning, are set up in the 244-acre storage basin of a dry reservoir north of Hartford, -. - Lemon Blutf, rIverfront, 1 BR garage apt., air, adults, no pets 322 9019 Peas, BE 4. Crowderi, U pick, Marquette Ave. (off S Searctall) OeBary- Lovely large I BR, air, Hunter. 3fl 0.413 adults, near shores, bank, criur .----. OOU SaUe or 144. Black eyed peas and butter beans. You pick. Farm across street -from Lake Monroe Baptist 31-Apartments Furnished Church. Ph. 332 7238 2. Bedroom - Adults "LIVE HENS" WEKIVA LANDING On The River. 831 9617 6k ea ,Over 50. SOc ea, Cickieberry Farms. 'u way between New Lov ely 3 room apt, Very weiij' SmyrnaandD,Landofl Hwy 14 on fished 1. carpeted. Reasonable Samsula Drive. Ph 964 175 5.439 rent 11$ W First St, -. ..:._ _____________________________ 3 Room turn apt. Bedroom is ar 18-Help Wanted conditioned øOmo. Ill E. 5th St. 3221755 or 322S716. Cocktail waitresses needed im mediately 4 nights weekly I room furnished efficiency. Private Inquire Club Diamond, Hwy I? 92, entrance Downtown Sanford, 373. DeBary. 9579 after 6 p.m . "A group came to us a couple of years back and asked us if there was a possibility of farming there because they didn't have the property at home," Steve Zito, the department's assistant director, said. When the organic gardens e staried in 1)i4, 50 plots measuring 20 feet by 20 feet each were assigned to residecti on a first come, first served basiL The plots totaled about a half arri, Call Sanford's Sales Leader 322 2420 EXECUTIVE HOME DELTONAFir5tarea,CentraIaIr *all to w a ll carpet, 7 OR, 2 t.sths large Fia. room, attractive kit. chen, built-in stove-oven, refrigerator, paneled office, 2 carports. 1713. No pets. 571 1010. '' ANYTIME [J PFALTORS 3 BR, central air. near Pinecre'st school and shopping. 262) Elm St.. Sanford, Call Mrs. Mello, 3394956. 2345 Park _____ , 321-0041 22 01 S FRENCH - Forrest REALTORS 8304813 HO,M.E JOHN SAULS AGENCY Associat. Es',1.373'OIU me Trailer In camp ground, 1713$', t' OR, air coQid., utilities, 1155 mo, Kamper's Kove. 3224077 - ' 90 ''1,11 . LAKESIDE APARTMENTS ,. Large I 6.2 Bdrm, Furnished or Unfurnlstwd •CLUB ROOM ' POOL • ,..-,,. P I , ' S NO LEASE REQUIRED It - __ - ' ___________________________ - - . ',, 11 jJjratth1nt ' 1( a uPnlsMd or rm 134 I , I If-i.e MONTH .MultIpIe Listing Service REALTORS Owner transferred, must sell brand new home, beautiful white brick 3 OR. 7 bath, cen tral heat air, beautiful wall to wall carpeting. ts C SHIRLEY MILLET'l IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN U 8349212 Casselberry.Wlntersp,.jngs Luxury . STUDIO 1,2, 3 RUTH TUECH BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM . TOWNHOUSES CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING East FROM SHIRLEY The Herald 300N. FRENCH AVE. . _.__$ ,- ,h : 4 SANFORD Altamonte Springs 322-2090 HILDARICHMOND POliiiOflJllv Maraqed B, 574 3)67 PH. 322-261 1 Deltona __ jlefu~lluhe '-fQhALTORS "3 . Garnett White Req RealEstaleBroker JOHN XRIDER.ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322 71118 1. Sanford Completely renovated 3 & I OR homes, 1½ baths, with central heat, from $1L000. Al low as $100 ClOWn. Looking for aHomecall - $125 1505 W.2SthSt. 8349212 W. ' Longwood 78.torcycIes 47-MibiIe Homes Magnavox Stereo -. - Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. i A lter 424r4a. ,.,i MU Realtors ri%?r;. 3729211.3223991 3222118 -- 1973 FOrd Grand Torino Sport, automatic, air, power steering. $1,999. 1970 Toyota Corolla, good condition, sail, WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 323.1010 Mustang, 1972, V.I. factory air, PS. PO, low miles. Vinyl top, sharp, $2,200 or best offer. 321 003$. 1971 Ford Ranchero GT, 21.000 miles, Automatic, PS, PS, air. A 1 condi?ln. 13.300. 373 '4)0. 1974 MUSTANG II + II 68-Wanted - to Buy $ 888 DAVE 5' 323 9370 PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for XI pct commission Free Pick ups Auction. Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 322 2210 - CASH 322-4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 100) items. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy, 17.92. 1304206 ~ M rjIMI I I 2195 1912 Fiat 124 2 door Very clean sedan. BILL BAKER 'VOLKSWAGEN PH. 322-1633 HAS SPECIAL VALUES FOR YOU ON' FINE PRE-OWNED CARS LIKE THESE! 1974 MARK IV 1973 OLDS CUTLASS Black-nice 24,000 mi.-clean $3195 1974 CORVEflE 1973 MONTEGO MX Red-immaculate 4-dr. Excellent tran. sportatlon-low mileage 11795 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SELLING YOUR LATE MODEL CAR-WE WILL PAY TOP DOLLARIII SEE US TODAY! Longwood LINCOLN MERCURY INC. Home of Quiet, Courteous Reserved Service - Sales - Rentals South of Sanford 1314091 5333 Hwy. 17.92 at S Points -co F BUSINESSDIRE(TORy EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Aluminum Siding Insulation 332.4644 /r i I ~,) Appliance Repair taiorriovs('hcfd appliance repair, 70 years e'pesience. We service all makes Reasonable Call anytime, 332 2137, PERFORMANCE TEST Includes Checking Betts, and Freon, Performance Testing of System. not include of freon or parts, $444 , Rallassallassisial ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7542 Park Drive 332 *145 WANT ADS ARE WORKING EVERY DAY READ AND USE THEM OFTEN. - Pressure Cleaning Land Clearing Roof & House Cleaning Roof $35 up Hou, 535. Mobile home. $21. 471 0259 or 678 6236 C&A BaCkHoe Service Beauty Care Concrete Pavement C E SHEPHERD ainting. Remodeling. C,er,crl Repairs. Call 332 1075 o4 Repairs. Carpentry, PdiaIling, Home Repairs. Gutlering. Cement work Free eshimates, $3) $642 Remodeling and Additions FreeesuImates Ploobligalton JOHNNY WALKER, In 6457 JOSEPH SAPP tramic tile work Reasonable Prices, any Size lOb 3725238 ike your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. Infral Heat 6. Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Her. ri ,,' EARS n Sanford 327 1771. Irpentry, Remodeling. AdditOni. Custom Work L ( mud, 8.Qni,ft'd Free estimate 32) 6031 - Mobile Home Washing 6, Roof Sealing. Inflation Fighting Prices. Free est-ates, 6614W L,.inu clearing. till dirt, clay, rock. All Irindlof digging Hous.etraiiers stored and moved 322 9142. Exterior Cleaning Specialist H Pressure spray wash Houses. Roofs, 3230779 ESTERSOri LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating. DitCh work Foil dirt, log soil 332 $943 STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH, PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 3772611 or $31 9993 - Roofing Expert root recurs, flat roofs ci' shingles All work guarar, teed BROGOEp ROOFING, 323 6700 a Lawn Car. Patch and Repair. Re Roof ng Carpenter repair Fast Service, All work guaranteed Licenseo Bonded IS yr5 experience Bricker Rung, 323 2170 Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding' and fertilizing Free estimates. Phone 323 3931. EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging, Trimming Phone)?) 1792 Free Estimates Painting Sewing I A 1 Painting - Brush, roll, spray Qu al i ty work 9tasona ble prices Free estimates 327 049 - 'S Custom Tailoring Men arj Ladies Clothing Wetkt:ng gowns Phone 32:21459 Well Drilling Pest Control Treed Exlerm,n,aling Co-Complete PesI Control and Termiting Free Insptclion All Pest Control. 10 Oct Discount 373 2954 WFI LS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service STINE MACHINE 4. SUPPLY CO. 322 4432 2C7 V Ind $1 _11111111111111111111111111 To I Pest Control can Cover your hornp *ilh alum BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT siding & Soffit Syslem Also Free Estimates-24 Hours Roof.riq. Gutters 20 yrs Exp THERMO.TEK,$31.092l Eagle S'drg Co $31 9563 BALL REALTY Rag Real Estate brox,r 817W lst,Sinford. 322 $6.41 1972 VW Squar.back 4 speed, AM radio. Only 32,000 miles HOME OF THE NEARSIGHTED APPRAISER loaded arkirig Lot .',tariter\an(e Sealing and Striping Durable Scalers. $OS Lemon St. Sanford. 323 4441 AIR CONDITIONIN' replacement $ 1972 Cadillac Coupe DeVIIIe, white on white. 53.300. 323.1100 or $30 1464 1495 17495 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrietls Beauty Nook) 519£. First. 372 5112 Does 66 Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink. 1)1.1311. We Buy Furniture - Models 1975 Honda CVCC Civic, 2.000 miles 13.100 or best otter. 373 1776, after 3. 322 $610. $6995 Home Improvements Set By Certified Factory Trained Mechanics. All Makes and 1973 Toyota Corolla, 10,000 mites. Assume payments. 322 2100 after) pm., anytime weekends LONG WOOD LINCOLN-MERCURY Landscaping ALIGNMENT to Factory Specs. 1911 Pinto extra clean, runs perfect. CHICO & THE MAN, 3736370 or 3344605 Baird-Ray Datsun 1911 Toyota pick up, long bed, air 373 3064 after 1 P.M. 65-Pets-Supplies I FRONT END 1963 Mercury, original condition. PS 3, PS, new tireS, inspected in April Phone 322 1196 I speed, air condition, beautiful fire engine red. 1.3.299. Hwy 136. Fern Park, 831.1311 Open Sundays 12to6 Open Nights ,fill 1969 I'.,ton F.S0Owith 12 ft. high lift; also 1961 F.300 fiat bed. Call 322 1159 after 5:30. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Crpe' Shampooer for only 11.30 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Spectacu MAJOR LUBRICATION Includes S qts. Quaker State oil, New Filter and Lube ANY MAKE OR MODEL 1971 FIREBIRD 1967 Ford F 500 14 ft. van, hydraulic lift, air Phone 323 7340. - I1T 1973 Buick Century, AM-FM, power steering & brakes, air. 12,800 323 6596 after A. 79-Trucks-Trailers 64-Equipment for Rent --- OBE4 or 1311405. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373.3$Uor323 7710 30 10 50 & 60 Pct. discount on all children's clothing. Boys' new ICocker Spaniel puppies, AKC Reg., beautiful solid colors, good casual suits, shirts, short & long temperament, shots started. Own Pants, girls' dresses 8. short & tong both parents 1100 373 5491. Play suits. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Great Dane, 2610 Hiawatha Ph. 372 1301 male, 2yrs old, Interested' 327 3653 Sansui Stereo Hi Fi amp. I chrome 15" wheels; Also AM FM stereo. Poodle, white female 323 0708 miniature! mos. Old, 3321461 SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and limos. old standard male distributor has aluminum rec. Poodle, apricot, AKC Req. tangular pools left over from 1975 323 5093 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms, Call 305. DOBERMAN PINSCHERS 533 9331 collect AKC Puppies& Stud Service Call Mr Anderson, 365 5710 322 7352 Sell us your car or truck even it you 1969 Ford Gataxie 300. 2 door. 390 owe money on it. See Bill Ray or engine; 1964 Ford van camper; Jack Mink, BAIRD RAY DAT. 1971 Renault P.10, 1 door; 1969 Renault RIO, 1 door. 1969 SUN, Fern Park, 131 131$. Plymouth Fury, 1 door. Phone 349 $370 8O-Autos for Sale 1946 Mustang, white, with blue in tenor, newly painted, good tires. 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 2 door, Excellent condition, 5900. 323 2191 vinyl top. I speed, rebuilt engine. after 5.30 $995. CHICO & THE MAN, 323 $370 1973 Yamaha Endure Low Mileage 3230121 after 1p.m. Reg German Shepherd puppies, females, 1100 Males 5125. Phone 322.3747 after S Sale 80-Autos for Sale 79-Trucks-Trailers 1973 XLCH, extended front end and raked. Call 321 S111113 after S. DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cos t Classified Ad. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE )lI3t5E First St 3725672 anyumiweek.ndi Or comi by and see it. 3411 Yale Ave Patio Apartments Sanford Altamonte Springs 834 9212 Altamonte Springs. . eneva Gardens " ______ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. - i/i SI?) - Any year thru 1976 models. 7 days week. Call collect, 541.2131 _ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE I' Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any hos'es will I'J all 1 2S63Park _______________________ ' C MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks tay 24, 19Th-iSA - 322-2420 Modern Facilities All G. E. Kitchens Located West of Hwy. 11-fl 4 fl OFAve USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Used office furniture ANYTIME I and3 Bedrooms Iorl"iBaths 'L ADULTS-EASY LIVING QUIET A ND SE RE NE I - - BUY JUNK CARS- $13 to $33 for complete car. Call 372.1621 after I p.m. Call Sanford's Sales Leader )nfurn,5hdAPARTMENTI FROM ' Autos Wanted Lawn Mower Sales & Service We Sell the Best & Service the Rest Western Auto, 301 W. First St.. 372 4403. PLANTS Good Prices, Good Advice. Plants & Answers. 210 E. 1st St., 373 7877, .1975 Singer Zig-Zag 323-8670 or Ws rd 41 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS NO MONEY DOWN Cobra, Midland, Johnson, 58E. Pierce Simpson, Beta, Browning, Hy-gain Handic, Regency, T. Berry and Pace Complete ac cessories. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE, 1319 Edgewater Drive (corner Fairbanks) Orlando. 295 4771. _____________ Highway 17-92, Sanford VEGA REBUILT MOTORS Cast Iron Steevs MIXON AUTO PARTS, 3flOJ 60-Office Supplies Rain Trees, Azaleas, Camphor Trees, 99c. Border grass, 39c Large bushy Ligustrum, $1.99 . CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Cor. Wekiva Park Drive and SR 14. 3226238 CB's , ' neqhbot'hoocI? ROBSON MARINE 2929 Itwy 17 92 322 '76l ld ..,. JLJVII '"' 73' Westwind, Inboard, Outboard Cabin Aluminum Float on Trailer, 312 5121. 62-Lawn-Garden Want to lose weight? Can't stay on edict? Call 3320014 Stenstrom Realty ________ ________ - Wood 0V Steel desks, ex ecutive desk 8. chairs, Secretarial desks 8. chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselberry. 17.92, 1301206 '73 Flamingo, 12' x 85'. 2 BR, with aen.goodcond Privateranted lot, Take over payments. 373 5158 after S JUST LISTED- 3 Bedrooms, , baths, central heat air, quiet IS YR. FHA FINANCING Street, beautiful fenced yard GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 173.000. 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 3200 ANOTHER- New listing.? large 51-Househo Goods bedrooms, Central heat, air, carpeting, family room. screened 3 BR, 1., bath, 40'v12' Star, 37' metal awning, shed Hurrcane Awning porch. BPP 12 mo. warranty. Reasonable 323 415) $37903 Console, walnut tinish wth sliding 46-Commercial Property WOODED-I Acre,brand new OR, door Assume balance 04 161 or S 2 bath, close to Wekiva Central _____________________________ payments 04 5.8 heat air, kitchen appliances. DELTONA & ORANGE CITY Beautiful. 139.000 AREA- I43'x)02' lots, zoned C I Asking 515,000 each FREE POOL- With this gorgeous 3 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Assume p,i ,mci:$S Singer Zig zag in BR. 2 bath, cen tral heat air. beautitul walnut console wilt, S. V. Hardwick. Broker family rm. olus den. APP 12 mo. Deltona 663 MIt buttonhole. Pay automatic warranty. $37,900. balance of 194. or 10 payments of balance NEW Roor-7 large fenced tots, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If 1)0 See at Ads didn't Classified with lots of frees. 3 SR, 1 bath. SANFORD SEWING CENTER worn . mere W(AJIUIIU UC any. PdfiutiU throughout. $25,90Q, 307 E. lit SI , Downtown 3379111 in central THREE CORNER LOT- 3 large Sanford, 2 furnished apis OC6ti0fl both rented Excellent bedrooms, fireplace, eat In kit. KULP DECORATORS flQflC By owner. 1U.Pj chen equipped, CPP 12 mo. 109W lit St 322 7333 831.5997 warranty, 135.000 We Buy Furnilure 1 , 76-Auto Parts 77- W:dncsday, Baird-Ray Datsun 512.9$ exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Gtastron II",' Runabout, Evinrude, 55 hp, 3 cyl., power tilt, top, custom trailer, all accessories, Excel. cond. John Bean, 323 5691 or all $090. FL 19,000 miles. automatic, air con dillon, power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof. See it today. Hwy 136. Fern Park. Ill. ;31$ Open Sunday 12to6 Open Nights 'hI I Reconditioned Batteries, 11' fiberglass Rubout, na 75 Pip. Johnson, 3 mos. old, Used S Hrs. 13,000. 373 5071 or 323 9099 after S. Call 322-2611 or 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. The Evening Herald BROKERS - 11;L 5 ZX 8 196$ VW Pop up Camper Excellent Condition 323 0124 after 1p.m. 55-Boats & Accessories Add lic for each additional S words. T. JOHNS REALTY CO. S Good furniture from the '70s and colleclables. Hi Way 16 Antiques, I'.', miles east of I Ion Rt. 16. 372. 6972, Garage Sale: Sat. & Sun., 10 a 'fit? 2390 Sanford Ave. Frost free refrigerator, portable washing machine, 6 ft. pool table 8. misc. 322 $795. '72 T Craft Cabin Cruiser, On float, on trailer, 33'9". 188 hp. Merc. Crusier. Many extras. Days 8313. 1440-Eves. $30 0651. To Be Published May 31st '' - 71-Aes_ - Ones Memorial Day Message if:., i:.' ta' F 1 2 7191 _______________________________ ' Nights Trailer in country, couple only, 1135 ,', month, Wafer and garbage pickup, free. Call 337 1299 after 5 pm. . Departed Loved With A Experienced TV technician want ed. Apply at Herb's TV • 1300 French Ave. 323)731. 12' Fiber glass boat, 98 Mercury and trailer, like new, 1500 Call 373. 0930. Honor The Memory Of Ca II Ba rt Sunland- 3 OR, 1 bath, heat & air. kit. equip, fenced, double drive, many extras $31,100 3195371 20115 FRENCH(HWY, 1792) ' -- In Remembrance Small Price Cozy a clean. 2 OR, with new C6tpit, and oak shaded lot Zoned RC I. Only 111.950. Interested ? - New in Mullet Lake Park Road- 10 acres, 1)1,500. PLAY GOLF GOLF GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. 24 Hrs, ______ .. REALTOR 322 - 6457 SO LITTLE CASH buys this 3 bedroom block home in I OR, 2 bath, air condition. 11 2 clue! established niQhbOi'hood. Tangelo Drive. 327 631$ or 372 Why rent? Invest in a real buy' 45.4 By Owner. 32394 10 __ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Sanford, lovely 2 story I BR, 2 bath corner tot, assume loan. small down, by owner. 83.4 5992 ___________________________ JOHNNY WALKER -14arty Saxoit - - Sanford Ave-S acres, $13,000. Small Home- A Merchandise Wanted. Residential site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1916 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prim, location. Call 303. 177 1220 collect. Osteen area- 10 acres, $10,000. ...__...., . Want to rent building suitable for all type repair work. prefer abut 23'x30' or larger, near Sanford, with all utilities and reasonable rent. 373 6012 days or 323-7832 3 BR home on '., acre lot. Additional S acres availabli. steeo Porch Sale: Thursday and Friday, 9 to 5. Household items, depression glass, antiques. 917 W. 24th St. ________ ---- -_ ________ 54-Garage Sa les Harold Hall Realty Realtor 323-5774 Anytime - CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER, KENMORE WASHER, parts, ServIce, used machines. ,OONEYAPPLIANCES323.049r7 M 75-Recreational Vehicles Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation availabl e. Bud Cabellfl @052 anytime, 4 BR. 2 baths, family room, central heat & air, new roof. By Owner. 129.900 322 6975. SF ' -/tlarited to Rent Hal Colbert Realty heat Broker Days 377.7171 Please Call Katie Adkisson, Realtor Associate _--_---- Drearnwold- Owner will finance Owner selling 3 OR, 2 bath Stylish home near Country Club golf nice 3 BR with carport, new course. Central heat and air. carpet, hardwood floors, A I carpeted throughout, enclosed Condition. Pric ed right. 373.5609 or Pati o, healed pool, bar b que, 323 1762. fenced for privacy. First time Otfered. Shown evenings and DeBARY AREA- 3 BR, central weekCndS. Call 323 5161 & air, wall-wall carpet. No Qualifying. Immediate occupancy. $23,400 323 6)53 REMODELED 31, fenced. new carpet, P a, I, $I monthly, 115.500 850 down 3ouses Furnished DELTONA- Quality home, air. lop valuL' at Ill) Deposit No pets. 5.14 ___________________________ - _.__ ... 53-i NEED 3 BR home on 2 or 3 acres near Sanford. SWAP SHOP- FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. Plo charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movleland Drive-in Theatre, South 17.92 Phone 372. 1216, WHY SAVE IT SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acling, Low Cost Classified Ad. HAVE customer looking for 3 to S acre building site near Paola. OU)U nave sevrrau REAL ESTATE R,alt 372 74 95 ___________________________ MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S French i..aOSI Eve, 322 1196,322.416.l,3fl19$.g Greene, Inc. 'ha- Cal I Ba rt Stemper Realty - -a- ''wva'. vT cabins and houses, old farms and so on. Writ, or call for free listing brochure. You can call free of Charge by dialing I 5004317121. Write or call today. CHEROKEE LAND CO. P.O. Box 463 Murphy, N. C. 75906 _______________________________ Call George Wi llis, Assoc Call Central Fla's Sales & Exchange Leader SANFORD- 3 Bedroom. 2 bath home, air condilioner, Shady lot. 111.2 50. MAKE OFFER. These are a few of the over 5 00 listings. We have all types of Property listed from about 1.400 per acre and up. We have small or Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 327.7611 or $319993 and a friendly ad visor will help you. Ev.rag Here 7ø-Sl.'3p & Tt'd GE 30" range, con tinuous cleaning oven, harvest gold; absolutely like new. flew 1330, now $195. Call 321 . 0856 after 7 P.M. or 617.1516 week. days. 15 Words $2 CRY ALL THE WAY to the BANK. Let OTHERS pay your INCOME. 2 BR duplex (I of 6). 171.900. Good terms. Get 20 pct. CASH return on CASH BUY all 12 units at DISCOUNT Tax SAVINGS, & get rich, even wilt' the headaches MLS-REALTORS -, ALUMINUM SHEETS i this "neat as a pin" 3 OR. 11,, bath home Fenced yard, central heat lair, wall wall carpeting, utility building $23.000 with good terms. 'SERVICE BEYOND ti'IE CONTRACT" JUST REDUCED-. Pool home, 3 OR. 1', baths, fenced yard, rang,, r.frigerator, dithwaher, $77,500. WiIDMERE_ 2 Bedroom, I bath, La home, perfect for the retiree or newly wed 1)8.500 10 Acres of Irg. trout stream, good views, Would make a nice mini farm, $5.900 Good terms. Have customer who Wants to buy acre homesite, Lake Jessup area. KISH REAL ESTATE. REALTORS, 321 0011, GOLFER'S DELIGHT- Pitch to the Compose your own memoriam, ci' ()rPI'rl, 3 FUR. With pool 5.33.901) ask, Our aS5i5tan,. We should receive your message no later EXECUVTIVE'S HOME- I SR. 3 than 5 p.m. Friday, May 25th. baths, patio, formal dining, fireplace. $17,500 A UTO TRAIN, walk to work from Ki sh Real Estate 26 Acres of wooded min. land, not steep, lays gentle, on good road, hastwo largesprings, Several nice bldg. 127.300 15.000 down. FAMILY STARTER- Neat 3 BR, central air, carpet, with above ground pool. $20,750 Rag. Real Estate Broker 803 W. 15f St. 323ö0ó1 or 373.05)7 eves. ' NORTH CAROLINA 7 BR, rustic cabin, Scenic views, all crpt. Large rock I place, sliding drs. that open on to a red wood deck ex posed beam ceiling. close to town, spring water. 126.000 13,500 down BACHELOR PAD- Neat I BR home, on 2 lots. $11,950 M. UNSWORTII REALTY M ultiple Listing Service .' 52-Ap Hances Ete W7ntc - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Evenings 3flool2or3fl 1581 We can build your dream home. FHA, VA & 235 financing available. We also build gov ern. ment subsidized homes. ' 47--Real - ' 266 It. on St. Johns River, S acres land, 14.4,900 . Unfurnished '324I( . 'iiII111111111111111 'Al ' ______ SPECIAL! constructed to collect water in the event of a flood and keep It from drowning the city. The idea of blacking off land for gardens was born in 1974 and the Bloomfield Parks and Recreation Department latched unto it. H, IDY MAN'S SPECIAL 4 'cjrooms,2 baths, oak shaded lot, JENNY CLARK REALTY rumpus room, family room, Realtor Phone 305-372.1591 central heat & air, loads of Days and After Hours potential. Needs little paint but is structurally sound. Located in Don't Be A Rent Donor Loch Arbor, It's priced to sell at 125.800. Be A Home Owner Furnished duplex, newly renovated, 3 rooms & bath, adults, no pill. 3225. 006 The community gardens, used by residents to grow vege- * * * * Special of The Week . DUPLEX.- furnished or un furnished h Ideal location rent. Reasonable 363 372* anytime Bedroo, m unfurn., wt. adults, $33 week with children. 3726420, ---------- ____________ FOUND. Black male poodle, 373 ______________________________ DELTONA- SUPER SPECIAL Like new 3 BR. 2 bath immaculate home Sunken family room, 7 car garage. Extras galore. Walking distance to shopping center. Asking 111,900 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V Ilardwich, Broker Deltona 661 6611 I) Stenstrom Realty ---- 2Businessponjtjes LOST Reddish Pekingese female dog. Tampa vaccination & license For Lease-- Service Station BAYS ONLY at 2 high volumn gas tag Name "Ginger", Last seen locations Call 3220013. vicinityt I 4 6. 46 West 66$ 9924 _____________________ or 661 1013 Rentals Golden Retriever puppy. LOST _______ . . . vicinity Mayfair 3, Hospital Reward. 327 0516 29--Rooms 9-Gotxi Things - 31A--Duplexes '-- . - 111111111111111111111111111111 .' -. VERY NEAT Owner selling 7 room, 1.110 sq. It.. stylish home with breakfast bar, all new carpeting & punt, new roof, central natural gas heat. huge back yard, close 103 schools. 121,300 3730572. I" 311110K, Art Brown Pest Control has 001 Sanford, 3 OR, 2 bath, kitchen opening in sales. Fantastic op equipped, air conditioned. IllS portunitv for aggressive man with mo., plus $75 security dep. some sales experience. $400 salary Available June 1. 322.7199 while training. Apply at Art Brown Pest Control, 2342 Park DELTONA- w. have 2 end it ('it. 3225643 bedroom homes for rent starting from 1140 a month to $230 per mo. Lady, live in with semi-invalid man. Furnished or Unfurnished. Short $60 wk. 323 - 1309 Of 1009 forms. Aplionecallcouldstartyouonanew PROPERTIES and profitable career. Call 562 S. V. Hardwick. Broker 3181i 1 Deltona. 61$ MU Part lime maintenance man, 6 day wk., 6 to 9 p.m. Apply in person CASSELBERRY- Camelot, 3 BR, 2 bath, den and family room, air, only Wuv's. 2911 Orlando Drive. ,, mon ACCOUNTANT Mm 3 yr. ex SHEOAH.-2 BR,? bath bachelor persence general utility con pad, $190 month. Iracting cost accounfirig. Resume WINTER SPRINGS- I BR, 7. to: Lee Construction Co, P.O. Box bath, country. $300 month. 998. Sanford, Fl 37771 WINTER SPRINGS- I BR. I', bath, family room, Lady to live in and help with 2 $eçnl 17)0 month, invalids. Some nursing ex SANFORD AREA- 2 BR furnished perience, Phone 322 1001. trailer, utilities furnished. $10 Nurses, RN's; LPNS: Aides; Aide week. Companion; Needed Immediately. CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 8250636. 531 4272 AVON Spring into the world of cosmet ics. 3 BR,2013 Washington Ave. l2tSmo. 323 4070 *41 dayS or 322 $45.4 week. es toiletries. Excellent fragranc, rids. earning opportunity. Call 614 3079. ______________ -. 2' , Acres with P1 1 BR. 7', bath home. Air corid and heat. Beautiful ano beau uocavon. 1311 E Lansdowne Ave.. Orange City. 113.900. Ph. 9134 775 2556 Me^_ft*_% - Red Cross Beginners Swim Lessons. Jackie Caolo, Water Safety In structor. Call to register, 372.3332. 131 E. Woodla nd Drive, Sanford. The family of Alice B. Tnim,ll. deceased, trying to locale Ethan Allen rectifier (white gold) placed in Shop to be uphoitred, summer '15 Please call 332 6991 -. ---'------- Duplicator Punch Press Operator. Must be able to read blue prints, and figure bend allowance on sheet metal. Minimum 04 2 yrs. experience. ACME CONVEYOR CO. 510 Pecan, Sanford, FACED WITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps lcohoficAnonymous Can Help Ca11173.4.S87 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 12771 Reg Real Estate Broker 371 0610 323 0779 323 7595 322 2715 _____ _________ F ull charge bookkeeper, knowledge of NCR preferred. Salary, 17.500. Applyla.m.to5p.m., Longwood City Hall, 173 W. Warren Ave., Longwood. CLASSIFIED WITT REALTY ________________ - 2W Park Dr.. .170 up I&2BR Mobile homes inretirement park. Furvi. or Unfurn. MANAGER TRAINEES MACHINIST FIBER GLASS WORKERS DESK CLERK To Be Published SALESMAN MECHANICS May 31st CHEF WAITORS Compose your own memoriam, or MAIDS ask our assistance. We Should COCKTAIL WAITRESSES receive your message no later WAITRESSES than 5 p.m. Friday, May 25th. LPN 3to 110(11107 15 Words $2 Add lic for each additional 5 words. Immediate openings. EXP.TVREPAIRMAN Call - WE SELL SUCCESS323 S176 322-2611 or 831-9993 201 CommercIal '' ' - -. surprisen. "I"raulein Bergen, who ansnappen der pixen during das biffen, asked comment der bi( (en. She excialmen, 'Nemn.' Fraulein Bergen ein Stuart cookie." Jobs Jobs Jobs Departed Loved Ones tcology Day Camp, June 21 thraugh July 20, Sanford Christian School 373.5132 or 6146316. sense. "herr Garagiola talken. Herr Herr Von Enberg exclaiinen Von Enberg talken. Herr Sport- veteran sportzenschtaffel suprzenwriter talken. Fraulein Ber- isen Herr Dunn can take der gen nicht snappen der pixen but biffen. also talken. Und der corn'Ah, but biffen Four, Herr merclalschlaffen talken. Unit Dunn (olden. Herr Dunn uptalken. Und talken. risen, und biffed again. Und 1st "Und den, Herr Duane Bob- kaput' Nein' Herr Dunn in bifick and Herr Bunny Johnson (en five 1st kaixit, unrisen. kavas 1st der Bunny' - go biffen, put, uprisen. But live kaput em biffen, biffen. Den Herr Bunny stoppen. nicht biffen. Herr Bunny kaput "Herr Ali talken and Herr Of 4A-Public Notices now to the Nielsen figures, NBC expects to claim a ratings "Ah, mox nix. Der Dunn-All biffen beginen. Mit three biffen, Memory Box 533. Sanford, Flu 3277). Dunn. Herr Dunn speaken das Yorkshire und nicht maken talken und showen pixen. Und she sprechen, 'I know boxing beans.' Va ist des' k'oii Honor The 2 Acres, fenced, 121, Reg, Real Estate Broker 1100 E. 75th St. ____________________________REPOSSESSED HOMESpain'd I BR, 1", baths, 1117,000. No closing costs. $100 dn., IllS mo. 30 Yrt, I' pct, F HA. Others available, all areas. CRANK CON'ST.. REALTY REALIORS,130 6061 SAN MO PARK. 1. 7, 3, bedroom trailer apts. Adult I. family park. Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17.P2, __ _____ San'or. Living rm., kitchen, bedroom, bath. Air, adults, no pets. Security dep. 'YOUR I.ITTIf; I'FE .1G11SC)" _ InS mo 3227111 In Remembrance OUT OF TOWN. ) OR tram. on large lot, wood floors, almost new roofing. Only $15,500. - TAFFER REALTY 18&p Wanted IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers, For further informal ion call 1724357 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O, mailed me this report: troducen Herr Richard Von Enberg, Herr Larry Sportzenwriter und Fraulein Candice Betgen, das cutle who snappen der pixen. 2-In Memoriam . Bedroom, dining rm., kitchenette, Fia. room, bath, pantry. yard I. ' river frontage. carport. 6231. - Reg Real L I6tI Broker 2631 S Sanford Ave. 321 O7S9evei 3727643 2tR, fenced yard, $,5n 3 BR. bath. $650 dn 120.500 I Bedroom, carpet, air, screen porch. No pets. $125 plus security. Phone 372.1767. Sunday - Noon Friday 41-Houses ' - -. Largee 3 BR. 2 bath, famif',, roam, heat air, frjit tries. 11.250 down. 2 N.c.I Y STUCCO: STORY 023I P1 37263.15 decorated I BR, separate garage with cottage or game room space. 33BR. ,'BR. air, Inn .11's eas4 IROWSE AND SAVE The Want Ad Way. and fun Noon The Day Before Publication IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? '12' NEWS 3 Room Ap$.,FUrfl. $VOMO. tot W. 9th St. DEADLINES - 7 24. THE ELECTRIC COMPANY Preempted M)n, on Co 7. see 2 pm. 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 35 THE LONE RANGER talken mit Herr Richard "Frau Dunn also talken. Frau MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 'p . BATEM.'J REALTY ......,, t . -' -- - ____________________ ______ Real Estate ' One 4. 3 B.itraC'fl apartmenti, furnished or unfurnished. Newly , redecorated. Come 10" 300 E. Airoor? Blvd.. Sanford, 372.1310 I thru Stimes 41c line 611hru2S times .31cc line 26 times 24cc line (112.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 64.4 2021 for "We Care" "Hotline." Adults or Teens spechen Herr Dunn toldt after each kaput, 'Keep das guarden up.' Frau Dunn maken sense. "Ein comrnercialschlaffen. talken. Hans goen der iceboxen and getting der salami, das if pretzel, das chill stelne n und tier six-pack mit der poppenr%l toppen. "Hans returnen das boob (U stti-a I hen. Herr Garagiola talken tier .- vas 1st pre-tapen? FREE SWAP SHOP .. Tort onyStoele Donald Sinden. 1957. Bi'thsh. (Fri.) "Slim." Horsy Fonda, Pat O'Brien. 1937. 130 21 12 DAYSOFOURUVES (4) AS THE WORLD TUM4S 9 RHYME AND REASON Monday's fight, basing its rosy outlook on the early returns from here and Los Angeles. Nielsen estimates show that the fight was seen by49per cent in eight. ' ' I.) c n d a s C 0 mtiiercialschlaffen 1st talken and DUST" Black Cousin Hans Critiques 'Das Grossen Biffen' 4 6' CBS NEWS: (Cli. 4, 7.30. local rows). 4* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 9 GOOD MORNING AMER. 'CA MO "The EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH: (Mon.) Sen. Barry Goldwater. John Davidson. Dick Clark (Tues.) Carol Burnett. Anthony Newley, Jim Nabors (Wed.) Tally Savalas, Charli Rich. PhoeW Snow e (Puss.) Jason Robards, Ralph Waste Jacqueline Bisset (Fri.) James Whitmore. Phyllis Difler, E1 HOIIII'TW 35 ADOAMS FAMILY BAMBOO COVE APTS RATES p.m. 0 24 TBA 800 CA (Thin.) 33o of antenna trouble, I missed 6.. 1945. 24 SCHOOL PROGRAM- By JAY SHAHBUTT' 700 12 TODAY (Local news 4 2 IRONSIDE 4 GIWGANS ISLAND 6) MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARIMAN 17) 24) MISTER RoGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD: Proen'ited Mon. on Ch 7, see 2 Slanwyck, Eve Arden. 1948. 9) RYAN'S HOPE 35) MOVIE: (Man.) 'The Hard way." Ida (.tpm, Dennis Morgan. 1942. (Tues.) "Alias John Preston," Delta St John Christopher Lee. Bithsh. 1955. (Wed.) "Danger Signal." Faye Emerson, Pb'ia Feeman. (Wed.) WOMAN 35 MOTHERS IN LAW (Fri. oniy) SENIOR SCENE oects. unknown tladuirissler. 6 THE BLUE pcjiJJq 4 6 NEWS 9 RYAN'S HOPE 4*! MOViE: (t) --Escape from Hell Island." Mark Stevens. Jack (rww 1984. TOMORROW 4*' LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 9 ALL MV CHILDREN at 7.25 and 8.25). 10.00 2 12 HAWK: Peter Donal guests as a Broadway acky ttvealened with death by an 2 ' '2 DEVOTIOfM 1i.rris down a trip io Acapulco k) 2 4 BIG VALLEY RASCOLENDAS 9 i ONE LIFE TO LIVE 24 (Man. ttwoi4 Thin.) LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU (Fri.) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 35) ROCKY AND FRIENDS, UNDERDOG 4:00 112 SOMERSET 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 7) (Tues.. Thin.) CAR- 111" 2 BO 6 SUMMER SEMESTER 857 12: P8CNEWSUPI)ATE throcigh miss. DUCK, DUCK, GOOSE (Fri.) . Chorus. Chortis. Cellist Leonard Rose is featuied One hot,. 35 MOVIE: San Antonio." Errol Flynn. Alexis Smith. 1945. Lavish w western about rancher and nKtt dub singer. '2 . Afternoon Thursday America: PAisic of Emost Bloch Lonn flCt3 the Cleveland Orchestra and 12 ) wa OF a TUNE . GREAT P E R- ANFORD 11.00 300 The 2 IS RIGHT 03 V 12 HIGH R(J(ERS 35) 700 cius 4 2 DAILY FORMANCES: 'Music In S J" ppj 4 200 91 THE BIONIC WOMAN 2 TONIGHT 4 The Smart Aleck." 35 RINTINTIPJ 700 4 12 4*! 700 21 ( 121, 4) 1 6~ MATCH GAME 1* THREE STOOGES 12:55 NBC NEWS ____________________ MONTHLY RCfTALS ,oVAILABLC Color TV, Air Cond., Maid Serv. * QUALITY INN NORTH 143 111SR431,LOnQwaOd Orlando'- Winter Park 322-2611 Furnished _ Bus iness ... Dial 322-26 11 or -_ 31-9993 : ;Y �16A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. R IGHTS NISINVID) (QUANTITY -. Wednesday, May U, 076 -- Ki 4=111111111. I I 0 . I o . Mrs. • She bakes any type cake and can do it too!" decorates it appropriately, with One of her favorite cakes is a tiered wedding cakes a white chocolate cake. Mrs. B.R. (Jonnie) Gray of specialty. She also caters WHITE CHOCOLATE CAKE Longwood has forgotten more wedding receptions. her 's lb. white chocolate • STORE '-'0 4th& SAN FORD AVE Mon., Tues wed 8a m to Thurs., Fri. and Sat ea m to Sunday a a.m to j ' • I. / ' PARK AVE. and 25th ST. aa.m.to9p.m. 7 Days a Week . • . WE ARE ' - ' Cube Steak I.B. $ 1 67 . . • J HEAVY WESTERN USDA CHOICE Boneless Pat io • • ea LB. ' 1 57 $ -. Texas Cube tea •. - -.--I' FRESH LEAN WESTERN Pork Loin FRESH LEAN WESTERN PREMIUM FAMILY PACK 20 Fryers 100 . Sliced Bacon LB. OR MORE $2 & cup 87 - .......... - i--- Grill Franks HEAVY WESTERN USDA CHOICE BEEF—CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER FREE AVG. 1SOLB. LB. BABY BEEF AVG. LB 140 LB. BABY BEEF WholeSi de - Chuck Steak . ' . . • 1 • . . -- - ( AR a 1c • 77 S . •. . , . 67" ' ' - - - .. t : '. - J. 111 - • 1 rill, . 4. '-'b . , 4'.';• _- ' . -r' .: -. 1k • BOX . . . JI A T 1L HOT DOG BTL Chunk Style Tuna 2 OZ. Pork and Beans 3/ $ 1 • CT. 1* REG 169 . slog W-LEMON Ice Tea Mix &SUGAR U OZ. 12 OZ HARDWARE STORES $159 991C SUMMER SUMMER ISLE Sliced Pineapple 20 OZ 49c $103 REG. I." 16's Ad Q RE G. • lips ç A FIELD 48 OZ TRIAL Dog Ration Milk HALF as Vienna Sausage :::i- Margarine - - -S-.- * - S 12 Banquet Pot Pies • BORDEN'S Buttermilk NEW I_. h SING GEORGIA - 3 Peaches - - 1 - 87l' LB .$ LOS YELLOW Squash LBS. 00 Watermelons EA. $ 39 Cabba e r' 594 LB. IC i ) 9 oz. COUPON L. ' s L' LIMIT 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND 7.50 ORDER EXCL. CIGARETTES . , COUPON GOOD THRU JUNE 21 1916 now 6*99 Jumbo 12" Tuf-White Skillet ) I ! (u)) QT. Chit ter lings . . - KAROWAS( • - Ph 322-0500 Sanford Fl 520 S Maple -—' - 23 69c LB. 10 LBS. 500 I Sam's Portions BEEF-LAM5-PORK.POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK $tOt Open till 4 Sat. so __________________________________________________ • . _.1..); rrtJJ,57j)NL'1u7r 11 OR MONEY BACK! Y-ou etr diet. You I I I IF WE DONTIIAVE WHAT YOU WANT WE'LL ORDER IT PHONE 322-2374 HOURS: Mon.-SAT. 9 to 6 and IncJIej th neck. • eat 3 sensible, satisfying muls a day. likirt ej%i Plan you want less, eat It" SO YMJ LOSE WEGff. WHU YOIJ EAT WELL Now YOU C1 efo te good bonds yOU L1 tXtV In *fIC any grocery store. RR labiets which corne *ith the vi Plan youir appetite - so you lose wol, , M1 trnmtart of all, LOSE WEIGHT OR MONEY BACK Get X 11 Reducing Plan ard start tu: I ue slim mlngtoiai You must belOOegi"edwiui results from yaw lust package. or money back (Ion rrtg at Once flO IUe5tIOnS asked i - .jI ,. I~4 LI j-0 , :4 J.' ' 4"a 11 , I IS T.0 $5 ECKE110 DIJUG re~ S IN A ' Ti [I lir ' AIII 1PL11II I'1 1' - Womens'and Childreng Shoes / rn r teach us something about long-term relationships weather illness and other crises, are banished to retirement communities and ng homes. We1 ame women's lib w he n we really want to blame our chil d re n or ourselves for failing to make kids more considerate, responsible and less of a financial dram. We blame women's lib w he n our President vetoes quality day care hills, when our national policies offer little in the of training for parenthr 'od, when political r,iarserncnts of family life turn out to be mere Lip service. We blame women's lib when iiiie find our wives want to go to 'ret AP olde r re lati v e s, wh o Fresh Neckbones The pan that won't turn ugly! Hugged Tuf•White Ceramic interior won't put or peel ott.. .you can't even scrape, it off-cleans easy as glass. Brown porcelain-on-aluminum exterior; white Winter Wheat pattern on deep cover. Stays lIke new for years. 4159 . ( We blame women's lib when SALE PRICES MAY 26-JUNE While Quantities last l F"ex vi parents, grandparents and Lbs. Breast Fm nunanue e an Miss Jones.' marriages aren't working, _____ ,L'• ) -) 5 Lbs. Center Cut Pork Chops / - L14 H(LLMANPI'S £( 20 Onion Steaks 5/s 1 iMAYONNAISE 'i)) ., GREEN GEORGIA A " oz. 4/9 French Fries —I C erries I 89c TABLE KING 42" OT. 0 REMOVE POUNDS AND INCHES ON GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION We blame women's bb when each advice columnist in turn including Spock. Salk and 26 Pure Ground Beef Patties QT. • - If Va. where We blame women's lib when. work or our husbands want to - Aluminum BORDEN'S 55 County, s lib when other forces families must move on the change to less lucrati ve but in 79l' American Cheese lu Vt' movement, makes a pittance compare to g gross ng sexploitation films such as P0rcelain-on - Pepperidge Farms Cakes 01. breakup. But people blame WOIflefl VALUE - oz. _____ COMMISSION Cosmopolitan, Playgirl, hostility, our small steps for. Playboy, Penthouse, Oui outspll ward with impatient inNIs. magazine and other more dignation. militant feminist publications. A film such as "Alice Doesmn't live Here Anymore," which might be construed as s)m- SOZ. 3/si KRAFT SINGLES Chocolate Milk By JOANNE KOCH The HeraldServlces $149 $279 GALLON 45; 12 ______ Sanford,onMayl6.Thehome SJITATE... was decorated in gold and white I for the occasion, with a threetiered wedding cake flankedby Safetyisafamilyaffair. gcandlesasthemaintable - BRYAN Luncheon Meat ARR FrankLuke,01Be1AirBiv - BRYAN IILIi I V of Seminole County lhvm left) jean they were dairy farmers. Mr. Koger is retired from the Bassett Furniture Industries. They are frequent visitors to Central Florida, whUre their 25 LBS. TRIMLINE FLORIO1r We blame women s iib when ha%e become so accustomed to 1975, according to a recent recession which have forced wives liberated and adul ts and chidren are born chauvinism and sexism that Census Bureau report to Join the labor barded by the promises of other they meet our confusion with Women's lib Is usually the traditional Hustler anger. "ur questions with fall gal for this high rate of force just to make ends meet life sty 1 Cs WESSON Cooking Oil MRS. JO"%' F GRAY For the first time in u.S. are equally significant in average of once every five more satisfying jobs. years and 40 million Americans history, more Americans disrupting families. And sometimes, but not often, We blame women's lib when have to change their home we blame women's lib when we divorced than married. Over a million marriages dissolved in we mean inflation and address e very year. mean a few individuals who ., ers - were Women's Lib Scapegoat For Social Ills SomineX -.tc..ers Pitch .. Seminole County Corrimission Women's Club of Florida Inc., received pink carnations During the brief business Helen NIcCloskey, Pip Slaback, from Cocoa Beach, Melbourne, Chairman Michael Ilattaway was Installed as president for representing devotion; Mrs. session.Mrs. Norris announced Nelle Livingston, Virginia Orlando, Longwood, West Palm installed the 1976-77 officers of the second consecutive tem. Harry (Judi) Kwiatkowski), the club has 89 members and 26 Mercer, Anna Mae Wells, Dot Beach and Savannah, Ga. Democratic Women's Club of hattaway Dresented her with recording secretarv. vellow patrons. She cited the retirine Raine-; Franreii; .1irluitnin arwi called diirim, the afterninnin '-minole Count) at a luncheon red carnations a color carnations depicting a guiding officers and chairmen for their M)Ttle Gradick reception 63 40 OZ. PYREXWARE ooc •. Herald Correspondent Heritage Inn. Mrs. William Other officers installed were records; and Frances Jackson, year. Receiving plants grown Beach; Jesse Koger, Sanford; Using bouquets of carnations (Jean) Norris, also second vice Mrs. Robert (Peggy) Hat- treasurer, green carnations to by Mrs. Norris and her husband and Norman Koger, Sanford. and matching corsages president of Democratic tawny, vice preside", 'vo syrpLotze the club's 'L'J.s and thcr mementoes were Abo ut iO1rieiidaitdrelati ves LIPTON 11 oz. . Their children include Mrs. 884c 49,c 100 CT. DELMONTE 1.65 -. 19, 1926 by OR INDIA Tea Bags WHITE RAIN ., .11111IDernocratic Women Install Officers For 1976-77 71~ PRIDE OF / FAME Club Is-OZ. Hamburger Buns ..,.. •J . .. honored on their 50th wedding in Henry Seminole County Commiadon Cbairman Michael Hattaway Installed the MS-77 officers of Democratic Women!s Norris, Peggy Hattaway, Judi Kwialkowald and Francei Jacksoni. (Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) E SAUCE GIANT J IVRJA I 6 Y_-Ucj:1_-j a] , Rev. P ie Nolen. They have lived since that time BA RBECU • • "-- HIGHWAY SAFETY KRAFT L IMIT •fr GOVERNOR'S . ') - DUTY DETERGENT REG. • anniversary at a reception held in the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . - . $107 Sirloin Steak . fMartinsville,Va . . -- La. BABY BEEF ROUND, CLUB OR - HAIR SPRA y • . l 50 Years 87 $ 218 PACK . . . -- I - . Lelebrate .—. . -.----.-.. '• PUREX I Kogers ..- 12oz- 67c Goodtime Franks Hind Quarter HEAVY Crisco . SUNNYLAND 971c LB . " LB.87c Bar-C Bologna 97 3 LBS. Karo syrup COPELAND LB. 87 1" SLBS.ORMORE PCT. PURE . . PCS.OFCHICKEN Ground Chuck , LB. 971c FAMILY PACK Pork Chops FRESH • • 47 $ LB. . -- p • - -.. I white - HEAVY WESTERN USDA CHOICE .1 0RWHOLE aIiii cup 2 envelopes Knox gelatin 3 cups sugar 1 can pineapple tidbits Cook together until syrup I can flaked cocoanut spins fine thread. Beat 4 egg Juice of I lemon whites with tsp cream of I cup sugar 'i Can HEAVY WESTERN USDA CHOICE P I Cakes 2 FOO D STAMP C(cUPONS .' Tasty . I PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., MAY 27 THRU WED., JUNE 2 U.S. In I tsp. salt 1 tsp. soda Make a batter and put In tight covered bowl, in refrigerator atxt cooking than mct people youngest granddaughta. s 'cup boiling water tarter until very stiff. Beat hot 1 Large angel food cake overnight. Make Into biscuits as will ever know. Next mon th she marrtag was highlighted ai th 2 cups sugar syrup in egg whites, add I tsp Dissolve gelatin in 4 wanted. Place rest In tight lU be 75 years old, and a beautiful Grecian Garden 1 cup butter or oleo vanilla and 1 cup powdered tablespoons cold water. Add 1 covered bowl in refrigerator. Fecently celebrated her 56th wedding cake, which she made. 4 eggs sugar. Spread on layers. (Note, cup boiling water, lemon Juice, LIMA BEAN CASSEROLE wedding anniversary, but has "Most all wedding cakes are 2 cups cake flour regular 7 minute icing will not pineapple and sugar. Let stand hour. I tsp. prepared mustard she slowed down? Never! white cakes," she said. "White 1 tsp. baking powder plus hold up on this cake) in refrigerator about I 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce "I'm president of the Senior cake doesn't stay moist as long 1 tsp. soda COCOANUT POUND CAKE Break cake in small pieces Citizens G roup :d ts lemon juice 1 cup buttermilk 1 d cups 13x9x2 cups mayonnaise been the Longwood First them as close to the time of the I cup cocoanut suga r-cream e velopes Dream Whip. When Iki 1 small onln chopped Baptist Church Sunday School wedding as possible." 1 cup nuts (chopped) 6 eggs, beat in one at stiff, fold in gelatin mixture and sliced water chestnuts secretary for more than 25 Mrs. Gray's daughter Is in 1 tsp. vanilla a time pineapple, pour over cake. years," she said. She's also charge of the home economics cans French cut Melt white chocolate in 3 cups flour-silted Break rest of cake in small 2 No. working inaceramfcsclass and de partment at a high school in boiling water and let cool. tsp. soda pieces and put over mixture in 110 ox. pkg. frozen lima '4:ves Tupperware parties. She Indiana, When she married, Cream butter and sugar. Beat 1 cup buttermilk pan. Whip other two envelopes beans cooked is blessed wIth a lovely singing Mrs. Gray' made her entire In eggs one at a time, add tsp. lemon extract of Dream Whip, spread over 1 3 can peas No. voice, and Is often called upon wedding gown and going away chocolate and vanilla. Add flour tsp. vanilla cake. Sprinkle with cocoanut. to entertain at community outfit. She said, "Young girls and baking powder, and soda 1 can angel flake cocoanut Place in refrigerator overnight. 12 butter crackers ( itzJ events. She was the town clerk today who .ay they can't cook, mixture alternately with or 1 pkg. frozen cocoanut SNOW FLAKE BISCUIT Mix mustard, Worcestershire for over 12 years, and she and or sew, just don't get any buttermilk. Add cocoanut and fresh 5 cups plain flour sauce, lemon juice and her husband had a grocery sympathy from me. 1, too, nuts. Bake inthree layers at35o Bake 1 hour 10 mm. in 350 3 tsp. baking powder mayonnaise. Add all other store for 10 years. couldn't cook or sew, but I degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. degree oven. 2 tbsp. sugar ingredients and mix well.Mrs. Gray's reputation as a figured If someone else is smart ICING SNOW BALL CAKE 1 pkg. yeast dissolved In Crumble crackers on top. Bake cook is well known in the area. enough to do something, then I cup water 4 envelopes Dream 2 tbsp. warm water at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. p , , ..: Specializes By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent • - Gray ) 4 -- Wed nesdiy, May 26, 1fl6—1 B • I • -- ILM N Cook Of The Week I. - V Evnung Herald, Sanford, Fl WT HE IZf A - - \.i" • aiPS ' • •:.'. .' •' - , 1' ,/ . - \ \ -' - 41 tidies 5-10 Ci: 8-3 Infants 5 -a I • Single Pair AK • �2111—Evening Heralt H In And Around Sanford Women End Season V olunteers Honored Soups To Soothe At Awards Presentation the Travel Weary On the afternoon of a pool ByELDANICHOLS Basic Water Safety Program O'Brien, Avenue home. Sabal Point party and festive affair with *fl Herald Correspondent they presented In schools all Elementary, 300 hours; Cheryl Afterspencftng 27 years in the terflMlOflal fl51T the question A coffee and awards day at over the county. 'We reached Altizer, Navy and receiving the coveted Lake Orlenta was: "Will raindrops keep the Altarnonte Civic Center almost ll, degree, Armstrong is currently children, with Elementary, 200 hours; Al falling on ow heads?" L recently climaxed the school over 3,000 now certified. We are Lorraine Gucciardo, Sabal fInancial aid officer at Seminole However, the rain stopped Community College. year for the Dividends volun- hoping for no drownings this Point Elementary, 300 hours; DIAL shortly before an end-of-the ___ leers. year In the elementary school and Jane Burke, Sabal Poiij season social for Sanford The Semoran Womans' Club age group," said Ms. Eggers. Elementary, 200 hours. Recent houseguests of Dottie Woman's Club members, their furnished the refreshments and Ms. Pat Hodge was also and Bob Karns were her cousin Also Annette Prlckett, Sabal spouses and guests Saturday and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. presented Volunteer Coor. applauded for the Bicentennial Point Elementary, 200 hours; night at the home of Mr. and Phillip IBunnie) Logan, William C. Miller of Honolulu, dinator Dede Schaffner a gift In Puppet Show which she Barbara Olklewlcz, Sabal Point ___ Mrs. Ralph i Mona) Jarvis. William (Edna) Southward, Hawaii. During the visit, the I appreciation of her devotion to presented in area schools. Elementary, 200 hours; LeNeil A tempting array of round- Wendell (Janice) Springfield, fowu.e spent a week reIaxfng the group. -. . Certificates were awared to all Sherman, Sabal Point the-world cuisine prepared George (Pat) Beers and Ned and fI.thlng at Captiva Island. A new award, Volunteer of Dividends, with a special Elementary, 200 hours; Mrs. "V' through the culinary expertise (Martha) Yancey. the Year, was won by Ms. Ann "Apple" pin for the following: Undgren, Tuscawilla Middle ofthemembers,kep(thegJo) -. -. Mrs. Gertrude Fox, a Fortino. Presented by School June D'Ambroslo, Woodlands, School, 200 hours; Mary returning to the buffet table for The youngest bearer of gifts Seminole Memorial Hospital Supt. William P. Layer, Ms. 520 hours; Nancy Dusing, Cost.anUne, Bear Lake,' 2(. more than just second turns, at the recent Democratic (SMH) Pink Lady entertained Fortino was honored for having Winter Springs Elementary, 532 hours; Florence Littler, Be The tables were set with Women's Club of Seminole at a cookout and splash worked over 900 hours at South hours; Nancy Rape, South Side Lake Elementary, hours; colorful place mats and the County Installation-luncheon Saturday at her Palmetto Ms. Ann Side Elementary School. Elementary, 342 hours; Terry Mrs. Brubaker, Sabal Point Fortino, South patio area was alive with was Kim Kwiatkowski, Avenue home, Side Elementary School Dividends Special recognition went to Browne, Eastbrook Elemen- Elementary, 200 ho'rs; and brilliant tropical blossoms. For daughter of Judi and Harry, volunteer, accepts special award fromNichols) School Superintendent Ms. Marian Eggers and her tary, 234 hours; Winnie Peters, Mary Phelps, Bear Lake Guest of honor was Carol William P. Layer. (Herald Photo by Elda the head table Eloise Collins who presented President J3fl Wilson, a SMH Candy Striper assistant Lynne Stevens In the Bear Lake, 334 hours; Bettye Elementary, 207 hours. contributed half a watermelon Norris and Peggy Hattaway and '76 grad of Seminole High arranged with red and white with arrangements of red, School. The hostess presented glads. white and blue flowers. the honoree with a book, "The Arriving late were Adm.. Jean was surprised Many Facets of Love," written Richard Fowler (U, ret.) speechless over a silver chafing by Shirley Schilke, another and his wife, jean, who was dish from Judi, Peggy, Beth Pink Lady. suffering from a burned hand, Haltaway and Beverly Others enjoying the Reg. $5 to 7.50. This week the result of preparing a Freeman. festivities were the honor you'll get beautiful savings specialty for the fete. guest's parents and sister and on all our girls swimwear • Shortly after the dessert Former Navy pilot IA. Cdr. brother, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert That's our selec selected group course was finished, the rains William L. Armstrong Jr., C. Of SO many great basic Wilson and Sheryl and Bert. gir1s came again and guests fled for (USN, ret) earned his master's Also andfashion styles, you'll _ 00 attending were Deena omen. cover, nardl know where to degree Saturday at corn- Flamm, Danny Smith, Kenny •' begin. All in easy-care Hostesses for the delightful mencernent exercises at Rollins Perry, Patricia Perry, Ray fabrics Sizes 4-6x. 7-14 "we should do this more often" College. Hatchett, Fern Calvin, Pat event were Mrnes. F. Hood To celebrate the event, McGovern, Susan Causey, John (Marian) Coker, Walter (Bill) Saturday Armstrong and his Causey, Denniese Bennet, Glelow, Richard (Marty) wife, Glnny, entertained more Buddy Echols, Debbie Sauls, __ Colegrove, (Carolyn) than guests at a party Robin Graham, Tern Cornelius, W.P (Lucy) Layer, and buffet dimmer at their Scott j Marsii 20 savings on women s jI 7 DEt 1 20 % savings for and w Sale $4 Burch 50 Don't Let Lips swim Dniscoll Decide Feelings _____ \ ( ( \9 % 'I] ' shirts and shorts. 411 DEAR ABBY: I must take the same day at 5 P.M. and exception to your statement: asked if she could use our "The mouth is an erogenous flowers. zone, reserved for one's lover I don't know what else to say, or for mouth-to-mouth so I said yes. resuscitation," When I told my husband, he The mouth is an erogenous said I should have told her if she zone ONLY If one wants it to wanted to use our flowers, she be. Otherwise it has no more should pay half the florist till. emotion than the ki,'k aJ tw . They are just about as well off band. My family is not, what which Is which. financially as we are. might be called a family of DEAR ABBY: My father Now my husband wants me to kissers. However. I've kissed says that I have to ask you what ring the lady up and make that my sisters even my , father, mother and you think the punishment suggestion, but I haven't the daughters on the should be for the crime I nerve. I -,mouth, and none of us ever committed. I stole some money Please help me. regarded it as anything other from my parents. WASN'T THINKING than a warm greeting, which So whatever you say, I will DEAR WASN'T: The time to 20% off sandals. was the way it was Intended, have to do. I am 12 years old havc made the suggestion was Now, I have kissed many GUILTY IN CLIFTON, N,J when she asked to use the girls (and of course my wife; on DEAR GUILTY: Pay back flowers. Although it would be the mouth when I had amorous the money out of your rather awkward to suggest it intentions and found that they allowance or sort for it. Ask now, do so. But remember, you can respond as they feel. It has the Lord's forgiveness and already said yes. nothing to do with the "lip write. "I will not steal" 100 DEAR ABBY: It tickled my contact" - only the intentions times. And vow NEVER to steal funnybone to think that with all of the two parties, which must again, the uproar from Women's be mutual and simultaneous, DEAR ABBY: We recently I.ibbers, they neglected to I trust that you will give this announced that our daughter Is change MENopause to perSale 11 19 ftn'U'.er thought and agree with being married at a large church sonpause. Reg. 13.99. Women's Dune Diggers' leather my view, wedding on June 26th. A J.E.INELCAJON,CALIF KllN'PHlL friendly neighbor phoned and DEAR I.E.: MENopause is sate prices eflectuve DEAR PHIL' A kits ls just a askedatwhattuneow- wedcijng strictly for women, and I thru Sunday. May 30 kiss, unless It is otherwise in. was scheduled. I told her 2 P.M. c..riuwi!y de±t ! ny naa Ienm But the erogenous zone Then she told me that HER insist of getting a piece of the Is a danero,n place to decide daughter was being married action _____ -,- ------. * we got a job for u! YC Redcros& The Good +Neighor. . JjiijQJj. TOP VALUE STAMPS ,100 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS 0 WITH PURCHASE TOTALING • $750 20 _ U- I thru i75° thru ______ Rt9. 4.50. Cotton tank tops t:;lt* !c . au'u and stripes. Choose sleeveless scoop neck or squared neck tank with thin straps and high back. SM,L 0 Rag. 5.50. Short shorts of pre-washed Cotton denim ave frayed cuffs, button front. Navy or white in 3-15 Sale 3.20 Rag. $4. 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( Ot, substitute for shrimp I package tl6 ounces) frozen fish fillets, thawed, drained and cut into 2.nch pieces.) Sirloin CENTE R CUT Steak Shoulder $168 LB. / 20% off. Women's lightweight nylon luggage has sturdy steel frames, nylon zippers with padlock closure. Scotchgarde treated 26" Pullman, rag. $34, Sale 27.20 21" Carry-on, rag $25. Sale $20 Shoulder tote, reg. $22, Sale 17.60 29" Pullman. reg. $40. Sal. $32 48" Garment bag. rag. $32, Sal. 25.60 te Prices effective thru Sun., May 30 - 11 l ivi JCPenney Pre-Memorial Day Savings WINTER PARK MALL O..ø lI&m. Pstpin, Usndiy lOni $atvrai ' CaIaC.nt,r Pit, M3,.p,,W, . ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Wed *1 ft" -- IusgavaprI,gaV .. WITH PURCHASE TOTALING I thru USE THIS COUPON WITH OTHER TRIP' E 10600 STAMP JUNE 2. fTh • GOOD AT FAIRW AY MKT. THRU I COUPONS A.B&C ARE WORTH 400 STAMPS ON • PURCHASES UP TO 143.00 OR MORE. - - - - - - - - - - - - -. HEADER COUPONS FOR UP - Steak $128 Roast BONELESS L.B. 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Ground Beef LB. 78c I HORMEL SLICED TO YOUR ORDER SPECIALPRICE Luncheon Meats OLIVE, OLD FASHION, PICKLE, PIMENTO, DUTCH, JELLED SOUSE, COOKED SALAMI, a BAR-B-0 AMERICAN CHEESE TOO SPECIAL MEAT VALUES OSCAR MAYER FRESH YOUNG C ' 98 1_13. ----------------------Fried Chicken Lunch C BREAST or LEG QUARTER, VEGETABLE, ROLL £ SLAW 99 FRESH PRODUCE Wieners or Franks PORK LOINS WHOLE LOIN HALF OR COUNTRY STYLE RIBS LB. $118 LB. $118 LB. 98C CARDINAL Sliced Bacon COPE LAN D 128 Sliced Bologna HILLSHIRE SMOKED or Polish Sausage LB. LB. HILLSHIRF Knockwurst 10 LBS. AVERAGE WEIGHT LB. $138 RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS 6F0R69c Apples GEORGIA FAMILY DINNER chicken Bake uncovered, in a Lemon Chicken Rice Broccoli preheated 350- degree oven, basting a few times, until Salad Fruit Beverage tender 'i LEMON CHICKEN about 30 minutes. Remove chicken. Add cornA low4odiwn recipe. starch mixture to baking dish; 1-3rd cup lemon juice cook and stir until thickened 1-3rd cup honey i and boiling; skim off any fat. cup minced onion Spoon over chicken. Makes 6 1 tablespoon grated lemon servings. rind teaspoon finely crushed DINNER FOil TWO dried thyme Pork Pork Chops Quick Squash teas poon pepper Green Peas Salad Lemon Tar ts • a whole chicken 3 Beverage " split and skinned QUICK SQUASH 3 tablespoons unsalted The spice called for adds inmargarine leresting flavor. I tablespoon cornstarch 12-ounce package frozen blended with 2 cooked squash tablespoons cold water 1 tablespoon butter Coa t the chicken with a mix1 tablespoon light brown lure of the First 6 ingredientssugar Refrigerate from 4 to 12 hours, 1 teaspoon grated orange uirnlng over the chicken a few rind mes. Drain chicken and re ' tS)OOfl pumpkin pie s'rvenwninade. Brown chicken spice in margarine in a skillet and to a transfer rangetop-proóf Heat the squash according to baking dish; pow' the marga- package directions, adding the rine remaining ln skillet and the remaining ingredients. Stakes reserved marinade over the Servings, 49 TOP VALUE STAMPS TENDER FAIRWAY MEATS ARMOUR* TESTENDER BEEF "Make Seafood Stew Sale 3.60 300 U WITHPURCHASETOTALING - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------- - Surprising Yams ounces) tuna, drained 1 teaspo on salt L1 teaspoon thyme leaves, crushed L,, teaspoon white TOP VALUE STAMPS u • • PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., MAY 27 THRU WED., JUNE 2, 1976 Yams mean happy eating to .ouisianans and they are erved In many ways, For a hange, try yams In a seafood tew. Th e taste marriage between the yams, fish and vegetables otters a pleasing t pr be. Serve this hearty dish trIth a crisp green salad, crusty bread and lemonade or a bottle Of chilled Grenache rose from California keeping the meal allAmerican. LOUISIANA YAM SEAFOOD STEW 2 cans 1 16 or 17-ounces each) yams 2 tablespoons oli ve or salad oil cup chopped onion 'rz cup chopped green pepper 'z cup chopped celery 1 large garli c clove. crushed 1 can 16 ounces) tomatoes 1 package 1$ ounces) frozen shelled develned shrimp ' cans 1 8 ounces each) Minced clams, undrained 1 can (I"i-or 7 I USE THIS COUPON WITH OTHER TRIPLE U, USETHISCOUPONWITHOfl+ERTRIPLE HEADER COUPONS FOR UP T0600 EXTRA STAMPS HEADER COUPONS FOR UP 10 600 STAMPS GOOD AT FAIRWAY MKT. 'THRU JUNE 3. ins GOOD AT FAIRWAY MKT. THRU JUNE 2ISfl COUPONS A&C ARE WORTH 400 STAMPS ON COUPONS B&C ARE WORTH 100 STAMPS ON PURCHASE OF $30.00 THRU 1137.011 PURCHASE OF $37.50 THRU $44.05. u . . EXTRA I chicken bouillon cube 'a teaspoon basil leaves, crumbled 1-16 teaspoon ground black pepper Pinch saffron 9 cups finely chopped celery in large saucepan or skillet heat oil. Add onion; saute 3 minutes or until tender. Add water, bouillon cube, basil, black pepper and saffron. Stir to dissolve bouillon. Stir in celery; simmer, uncovered, 12 to 15 minutes, stirring oc casional]y, or until celery Is crisp-tender. Season to taste with salt, If desired. Makes 6 to 8 portions. II1H!IiR1 EXTRA TRIPLE HEADER.Bj , EXTRA 600 . 'Menu Ideas This Week 00"load" IWtS,Np.i, CaPaI.gC.WP%.3fl.InsS, ,.PL,.,,l1,, Chopped fresh celery makes a highly seasoned 'risotto' side dish. GET UP TO Yams add variety to a fish and vegetable stew. thru Sunday, May 30 SANFORD PLAZA Generous dash ground cardamom 2 cup cantaloupe balls z cup thinly sliced imputed apple I medium orange, sectioned I t'in I&'OWIceS) peacil slices, undrained Combine all Ingredients. Chill well. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Pepsi Cola C Have - Generous dash allspice SANFORD - Preheat the oven to 35( -. uegrees. ream the butter anc gradually beat in the honey Beat ln the egg, lemon rind, anc lemon juice. Combine the flour salt, baking soda and bakini powder and add alternatelj with the buttermilk to tIM batter. Fold in the dates anc walnuts. Turn the mixture Inti an oiled 9x5x3 Inch boa.f pan Bake 50.60 minutes or unti done. - FRUIT SOUP I bottle (12'counces) Concord grope juice 1!2 cups apple juice 2690 ORLANDO AVE. __________ - POTATO SOUP WITH DILL L2 finely cup chooned onion Ili tablespoon butter or margarine 2 large potatoes, peeled and sliced 1 can (l3-i ounce) chicken broth Pr teaspoons salt Dash pepper 2 cups milk 2 teaspoons chopped dill or 'a teaspoon dill weed, crushed In large saucepan, saute onion In butter 4 minutes or intil soft. Add pota toes and chicken broth. Cover and simmer 30 minutes. Remove potatoes and onion and puree them in a food mill or electric blender. Then combine the broth , pureed pota to mixture, ;salt, pepper, milk and dill In How few cooks take full advantage of celery. For example, when was the last time you served braised or sauteed celery to your Family? Cooked celery often turns up in delicious soups but it is time to put this crunchy vegetable to greater use in your menus. Here is a variation of an Italian risotto which usually is a thick and creamy rice dish. Make a celery 'risotto' to serve individually or to mix with meat dishes, CELERY "RISOTTO" 2 tablespoons cooking oil 'a cup finely chopped onion 1 cup boiling water CONCORDSWEDISH - BANANA MILKDRINK Just lately, the garden and CHICKEN WITH FRUIT the desire for natural foods i, have been revived. The natural 2 frying chicken (each 24 food Idea began as a fad, but pounds) cut Into serving became widespread as more pieces people recognized the benefits 1 onion. sUeed in both nutrition and taste these 'i pound mushrooms , sliced foods produced. The return of 1 and three-fourths CUP' backyard gardens Is due almost chicken entirely to the rise o( inflation tn broth the country and the high cost of 3 tablespoasia lemon juice food. 1 IEZSP000 sea malt The good old days of picking "a teoon ground doves 'teaspoon allspice one's own produce or raising one's own meat are gone for enethird cup unsuipliured molasses some of its, but we can still teaspoons arrowroot 4 enjoy natural food by a trip to a 2 tablespoons supermarket or health food cold water store. lcup cubed fresh Pineapple green-Upped b'u Whole grains can be used halved lengthwise and recipes, rather than refined, then crosswise bleached or enriched ' ' Heat the butter in a heavy Brown rice can be substituted skillet, add the chicken pieces for white rice. Honey or all aides. Add molasses can be used in place onion and mushrooms and cook granulated sugar, and so on. five minutes longer. Add broth, Here are aooupleofrecipes Juice, salt, doves,alIsplce,and to drnor.stm'atc the Cover and alm1-ner3o of natural food products and minutes or until the thicken is modern utensils to produce tender. Blend the arrowroot dWmea that even your grand- with eoId water and stfrmp mcther would be proud to the skillet. Stir until the mixserve. lure thickens. Add pineapple F R isotto Dish the prepared diced vegetables and croutons Makes 1 quart. J I SHOP WITH THE FRIENDLY FOLKS AT Sale 4.40 and banana pieces. Heal •-._-_j ' . JL._,.y through but do not boil. Eight 3 tablespoons carob powder or servings. ale 11.19 UnUlthe advent ot large scaje I egg Re2j3.99. Women's woven leather wedge mechanical farming and 1 tablespoon non-fat dry milk HONEY DATE LOAF modern food production solids ,, methods, Americans took their 2 tablespoons honey 2 tablespoon butter __________________ ___________________________________________ natural foods for grnted. ' teaspoon of smooth raw cup honey ' People lived in rural areas or peanut i egg I butter cultivated backyard gardens. 1 teaspoon lemon rind *2 A resurgence of these garripe banana 2 teaspoons lemon juice dens appeared again In the 1 c ups of milk li cups unbleached while form of the war year's Victory in an electric blender, place flour Gardens and then faded as the carob powder or egg, the teaspoon sea salt more Americans left the farm milk solids, honey, peanut teaspoon baking soda for the city life. Women joining butter, banana and one cup of 1 teaspoon baking powder the nation's work force In large milk. Blend until smooth. Add L1 cup buttermilk , numhersalso contributed to the remaining milk and blend. 1 cup chopped dates fading of gardens. Serve hot or cold. 4 servings. 'a cup chopped walnuts C saucepan. Heat slowly until piping hot. Makes 3 to 4 generous servings. GAZPACHO 3 cups cocktail vegetable juice 1 raw egg I green pepper, halved and seedcl 1 cucumber, halved and peeled 1 small onion, coarsely chopped 1 clove garlic la tablespoons Worcestershire sauce i' teaspoon salt i cup olive or salad oil 'i cup wine vinegar 4 scallions or green onion I tomato 1 cup garlic croutons Coarsely chop green pepper and cucumber. In the jar of an electric bIcr.dr combine juice, egg, half of the coarsely chopped green pepper, half of the coarsely chopped cucumber, onion, garlic, Worcestershire sauce and salt. Blend until smooth (or puree In food mill.) Stir in oil and vinegar. Chill well. Meanwhile, finely dice remaining half of the green pepper and the cucumber. Thinly slice the scallions. Peel, seed and dice the toma to. Put in Individual bowls. Pour chilled soup into bowls and serve with Wadnesday, May 26, 19Th-311 Celery Sparks I Natural Foods Provide Taste By NANCY BOOTH Herald erald Correspondent Soups make excellent traveling companions. With so 'many families camping, hiking, biking and tooling along in their RVs, hot or cold soups are In ill containers with Jups to take along or prepare soups in advance of day trips to have with sandwiches when you return too weary to prepare a full meal. A potato soup with dill is soothing to the hungry stomach when served hot, but also may be served thoroughly chilled. Also refreshing on hot - days in a chilled fruit soup of iwedish inspiration and a 'panisIi gaxpacho or tomatovegetable soup. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Peaches LB. 37c FANCY SWEET Corn 1O EARS 89 CALIFORNIA Lettuce HEAD 33c YELLOW LB. Onions 3 BAG 59 ------------------------- LOW PRICE FEATURES KRAFT 2 LB. Grape Jelly CONTINUETOCOLLECT YOUR BONUS STICKERS FOR TOP VALUE STAMPS ----------------------------------------------------- American Singles SINGLES FRYING CHICKENS 99€ CAGLES PRIDE U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" 991 Whole Fryers POUND Parkay Margarine QUARTERS 49' TRlDTgA,frjjf THIS WEEK WE OFFER THE FRUIT DISH CWITHEACH $3 PURCHASE USE COUPON BOOK FOR WEEK NO. 9 TO SAVE $1 ON PURCHASE OF 3.3-OZ. PRESWEETENED Kool Aid DINNERWARE Fl 39' LB. USDA GRADE A CutUp Fryers 58c LB. LB. 58C LB. 58C USDA GRADE A FAIRWAY FARMS XTRA LARGE OR Large Eggs DOZEN 58C Split Broilers 48c FOR 13c PLATTER FAIRWAY MARKETS L I -- Pillsbury Flour 5 Double Stuff Oroos Ken L Ration Ira 6 LB. BAG 17 oz. 150Z. CANS 32 OZ. BOTTLE LIQUIDDETERGEP4T 89' 89' QUARTERS FLORIDA PREMIUM Logs or Breasts FAMILY PACK BREASTS Thighs, Drumsticks FLORIDA PREMIuM I.P IRS �46--Evening Herald, Sa nford, FL Wsdnesday. May u.irn !'!!!!I Nsrald,San$ord, FL - ND USDA CHOICE ROUND SIRLOIN TIN D i PRICES GOOD MAY NADt.P*k PI PURE GROUND BEEF ' STEAK 27-29 $1 W.D BRAND r1 s CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN '!I AGED I 29 Sho rt Ribs,.. DELMONICOS 39 $ LI. 2 WO Brand Cooked Picnic or 9" Cooked Ham "9, I ' 0 I LB. WISTIRN COIN FIR FULL s/rn LOIN lUCID INTO Jori.t Boneless 59c Bologna.....cz 69 SUPIRIRAND REGULAR 01 STA FIT LOW FAT COTTAGE CHEESE I Svp.rbrond l.9u.Ior or Sici Fit Low Fat 2 cup Su rbrond Stich 69c Siarp Cheese Cottage Cheese Turkey Wings. Bal'ing Hens . to 69C 89C Bed Liver. • $129 Fish Fillet . . • $149 Luncheon I WI) ' BAG . Sliced. SI, •tt and I 0.v.n.d Copeland Regular or All 3 Cheese Spread ARS Swift Prutu 01 Beef $I W.D S'urid Salorute or Spice d Ova 1-LB. • • • PIG . BARS OR SANDWICHES "TOM CHOPPED OR Clawti,ri Iitl., ko,h.r 32.. _ c 4 OUR 1-0z. CUP 3 i LIZ. HARVEST FRESH 6 C"S $j29 IG-... 100( 65C 21.. c*i 4½-IL ______ tB CAN MORTON FREED 4 $999 CHICKEN BASKET PEG. $229 2'L . 6 - ,q --- 3 U 69c PIG. SHORTCAKE CANS r tloll 1,10.1ittll 99c ii-... SIZE 40 - SUPIRSIAND WHIPPED WAFFLES TOPPING 79c 1S-.s. PIG. 2 '-•" CUPS Sliced Picnic.. C 39 LB . $100 IBELL PEPPERS HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA 11 1 /14 99c OR 9 1" Vim HARVEST FRESH TOMATOES 39 c SUPIUIAND L. - THREE S.... CUPS PER CTN. YOGURT - VARIUIES IREAKSTONE ALL VITALIS y ogurt 2 CINS. HAIR TONIC $100 .W -D Crock,"' (;*ad Sw.,PmuI' or Bu .r,sIh n (t Ct ) 4 '. . . . . CAMS iscu ts S B LB. 79c . i 6 BrandSulomi. Spice d Lu,rich.on Oli,.• tool. Pichi,. & Pm.nio toot, and 1.!z. GOc rI CALGON OILY, BUBBLE BATH, REGULAR, OR HERBAL TYLENOL DAIRY SUPON PANTS 39c SPECIALS I SUPERBRAND '—: 89 C j DEODORANT AIM •.-Poi PLATiNUM PLUS Ma RL&Mc S DAY ROIL ON '-S SMALL. MEDIUM. LARGE O EXTRA LARGE • tt . 79c Gin r BATH BEADS U; 79c 59C_ Ham & Cheese 2 T USE .. STL t1U TOOTHPASTE C 27-ox. $149 PURINA CAT FOOD /T TUNA & SHRIMP DAIRY DINIIER 59c USTERINE 14-oz. STL $117 Ri9hts Reserved NH Dalif SToRtS INC Quantity COPYRIGHT CNU IOV-AI-OU M1AT1AIS IS SPAGHETTI TEA BAGS 24-CT. PKG. PURINA CAT FOOD c 99 2-LB. CAN 9 9c \fllIa,kFIa\ 1111 (P kI INSTANT DRY MILK I ___ $335 9-QT. PRO. HARVEST FRESH 1 99 I, CARNATION '-' INSTANT BREAKFAST . il 10-11HY. PEG. WINN Dlxii DIXIE NO HARVEST FRESH IDAHO STORES INC FRISKIE TEA BAGS DOG II I't kII\ IlI I I I I j FOOD $ I %. .1 114 W -1%10 0 151/2-01. CAN 0a.r, fresh MALt 99c R.oI L...on i79C I ii FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SAN FORD 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. S%vV Di Field Trial Ratio" Dog Food .... u*299 SANFORD POTATOES OB 1 1-LB. PKG. . 10 C LI. ReserveT 191 10OCT99 (IN bJ SIZE QucintatyRhts Up,,It 2 wI$300 or mere pwvch... .uI. cige. k,ol, Qvap.fru,t or Half & Half.. Ii., 79c Orange Jjuice uice DRESSINGS CARNATION COFFEE ~Iosevt 5-... DIXIE CUP rBrpI. U flLIIL$ 100-CT. MAXWELL HOUSE CAN MARGARINE i 59c I ..... mua" TET LEY era UID %PGWP% mew ANIRSIPTZC 4 QUARTERS \ r 'I F 39c 89c Whole Picnic $159 ROMAINE - AUNT JENIMA JUMBO REGULAR PINTS HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE DIISULS STRAWBERRY MINUTE MAID REGULAR OR PINK LEMONADE POTATOES zjj' STRAWBERRIES Wc k ory Smoked Pork Shoulder Arm s ' PEACHES $100 ' A Hickory Sntoii,d Porl &nould.r A,,, o*uico HARVEST FRESH I CREAM PIES - SOUR CREAM CREAM 'II tU MORTON ORANGE JUICE - Iii The Round Swift Pr.,,u,un, Conned Son.l.-n 909 LEAF PIG Sunny lend Sou,o or Cheese Loaf.. Canned Ham Hostess Ham 4 ASTOR SUPIRIRAND \S s's,,\ 1X, I'% II'jj' 12-PK v,n Brown A. S,'.. L.utI,, I.gwl.r Pon.a. 5fi Prriu,um - PRODUCE C I9 79c ° 85C 7 p.m. PKG. LinkLr sausage. $J19 9 p.m. FRESH $119 . . .. .. - \ 00 ICE CREAM WATER— MELON 1 OPS Franks...... 79c May,, 99c Borden Hoilmoon Longhorn 59c Cheese Potato Chi s.. :: 69c JUMBO ID • r HARVEST urachIn' Good Wavy or Regular op - THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 5 FIRST St wsio*o 1510 (OGEWAVIR 0* OSLAMOO 2561 DIUNET St . G0(Df* TRIANGLE SHOPPING INTE* 50411K 10511*0 ORLANDO MT 001* SUPIRIRAND WD Regular or All B..l T.rin.;;,, Pride CHEESE SPREAD PoIi'i.tto Fiuii Pimenro Fob,,c SATURDAY PKG. Sliced Bacon 2 ' PALMETTO FAIN PIMENTO 1-LB. Cup CANS Hickory Sw..! BoFogna 10t Sausage . • • Dinner Franks Sliced Bologna PicIes rid Rod Snp.r. Cod or Haddock 99c . PKGS. W 1-LI. PKG. II-.., PEG. 9 a.m. MAY 27-29 .8.99 AC 12-ox. $129 W 03 rid Regular or All 49c LB $1 29 LI. 2 1 SLICED BACON 894 USDA Grade "A" Bulk WO Brand l.gialar or All Beef . • . 6K09C 49-ox. - SUNDAY GOOD BUTTER or SWEET WHOLE F RYERS ' LAND O' SUNSHINE Limit ,w. 6 ps.. w,s.00 more pwrth... •do. cig.. Softener.....','..' 99c HICKORY 00 mcis 9 a.m. l_ • - Bk. Arrow USDA GRADE 'A — Wa MONDAY I . LB. Neck Bones SI flkUIS .ii.I. 1j11, COLLIER, AND VOLUSIA $139 Fresh Pork Foot, Tout or Limit 2 to/S3.00 or - SIBYARD, Stew Meat. Link Sausaqe PORK CHOPS '1 FISCHER BEER DETERGENT , ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA. LAKE, CITRUS, Be.# FRESH FROZEN CHUCK ROAST SONftISS 8111F STEAKS . r IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... 29 to V ' Corned Beef.. Rib Roast.... W-O BRAND USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK INCL. 7 BONE CENTER CUT 15;7 -. I BIll Nib t 1 Car.* PRICES GOOD ROUND ROAST S-LBS. 99c . hr .. W 0 Brand Brisket of - MORE Beef C NULL — USDA CHOICE D ROUND BOTT fIAND NEW STORE HOURS -f1. 'I Widnssdsy. May U, iSle—SB 49 E. FIRST ST. LB. AG $1 59 !,.;4.çulu...i .: •3i4'kiri:';. i:fL• • 't': ••.. .,,J u , ...'•Il 11 .",.);1'•' .ui'.g.tfu•..' 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(bpl.W.d., June 1976) yvVyyyV'Ur * COUPONS 1,2&3ARE WORTH 600 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE OF $30 OR MORE pot KRAFT THIS D EFFECTIVE THUR., MAY 27 THRU WED., JUNE 2, 1976 CLOSED SUNDAY..... Ii flQA/ P4Wa where shopping Is a pleasure KA AfORE &4t4,tJ62 �AS-Evening H.rald, Sanford, FL Many Wednesday, May 24, 1974 Myths Exist CHAMBER OF COMMERCE In Today' s Stock Market OFFICERS Money Managers Are Comfortable When W orrying "The key question again I By JOHN CUNNIFF says are the prevailing myths Myth Two: "Tightening mon- current levels." ways been a proponent of the "It has been our contention flatlon, as measured by the AP Business Analyst that many big money managers etary policy and rising shortAgain, recent history does not theory that bond yields play an for some time that we are likely Consumer Price index, will es whether the inflation that pust NEW YORK (API "Money currently accept. term interest rates will send the support the widely held notion. important role in stock valua- to see an increase In corporate calate significantly in 1977. Cs bond ytlds up will also fire managers are a jittery lot and Myth One: "Most in- market lower." From mid-1962 to yearend 1965 tion. However, historically, the profits' share of national in. bringing with it declining stock its way into profit growth," t% feel most comfortable when stitutional market participants securities firm argues. And it Explanation: "We doubt that the market rose along with ris- bond-stock yield differential come over the next five years, prjf5' they are worrying," said the are fully invested, and hence, there are many investors today Ing Treasury bill rates. It did so has been a poor forecaster Explanation: Again1 says own answer to the question L resulting in profits rising more securities firm in a report to there Is not sufficient sidelined who do not anticipate rising again in 1968 and in 1972. that, yes, it will. The key question Investors rapidly than nominal Gross Goldman Sachs, there &an elecustomers on why so many cash to fuel a market advance." short-term interest rates in the Summation: "We are in Myth Three: "The historical- must ask themselves, says National Product." ment of truth In the myth. In"myths" exist in the stock Goldman Sachs' explanation: period ahead. In our view, if the ly wide spread - 5 per cent Goldman Sachs, is whether the If bond rates remain stable, (lation is indeed widely ex- primary bull market, thougi market today. As with many myths, there is rise in rates is gradual and does between bond yields and stock inflation that drove up bond the analysis continues, there is pected to accelerate In 1977. But the extreme degree of under. "They worry when they are in some truth connected with this not worry 96.6y Treasuries dividend returns renders stocks yields will eventually do the room for profits and stock that, it adds, doesn't mean valuation has been removed the consensus of investment belief, much above 6 per cent, the unattractive relative to bonds." same thing for earnings and prices to grow. stock prices will automatically and the easy money has been thinking, and they worry when Mutual fund cash reserves stock market can advance from Explanation: "We have at- dividends. made." Myth Four: "The rate of In- drop. they are outside of It. They con- have been nearly depleted, at stantly try to extend the fore- about 61 per cent of ansets. And casting horizon beyond what is cash reserves for most other realistically visible and analy- major market participants zable probably have fallen to 5.10 per That analysis seems to sug- cent from 10-15 per cent six to gest that money managers are nine months ago. similar to other normal people, "However, the market rose even if their particular job calls about 15 per cent in 1972 when for handling millions ofdollars mutual fund cash as a per cent in a fat stock portfolio rather of total assets averaged about ____________________________________ than a few dollars in a thin 5.5 per cent and the industry wallet. was in a net redemption postBut Goldman Sachs, the firm tion during the last 11 months of 10% that made this unusual the year." analysis, Isn't concerned with Recent history, therefore, Reg. $2 to $7. Terrific the similarities of people so doesn't support this widely held savings on our entire line of much as in destroying what it "truth." boys' swimwr Choose S IN This reprint of The Sanford Herald's LAKE MARY SECTION of The Seminole County 15th Anniversary Edition, Published May 26, 1928, is sponsored by - no ..." 5 Few Are Buying Flood Insurance MIAMI (AP) - Most Floridians now are eligible to buy insurance to replace homes and possessions lost because of floods. But relatively few per, sons have bought the low-cost protection, although Florida is -, ( Vegetable S uin 1T1 a ty I I I extremely prone to flooding from hurricanes and rain-swollen river& About 75 per cent of Florida's more than eight million residents live near coastal areas that easily could be caught in a hurricane's storm surge or a flood caused by hurricane rains in the interior flood plain. Many other Floridians live near rivers which occasionally crest above flood level. But officials of the federally run National Flood Insurance Association (NFIA) say only 71,000 policies have been sold for private homes and condominium apartments In the Sunshine State. "I recommend that everyone in Florida evaluate what problems they might have If a hurricane struck," said Dr. Neil Frank, director of the National Hurricane Center, The hurricane season begins June 1. "I'm not saying that every. one needs flood Insurance, but everyone should determine whether they live in a floodprone area," Frank said. "It's not an expensive program and it does give you a lot of protec. CABBAGE- Volume shipped last week was 225 carlot equivalents which Is less than equivalents shipped the Week of May 17th. This is due to mostly the end of the shipping season In the Hastings area. SIIIItS should continue to decrease as our shipping season begins to draw to an end. Trading is described as active at mostly $225. CARROTS- Volume shipped last week was 44 carlot equivalents ,j less than the previous week's 40. Shipments should continue to decrease as the shipping season I draws to an end. Trading Is Cathy Edmonston, a repre. active and the market sentative of Travelers Insurhigher at $400 per 4.1 ll. ance which runs the NFIA profilm bag. gram in Florida, and Jim Sayes CELERY- Supplies of the state Department of from Central Florida are Community Affairs, gave this expected about the same. explanation of how the system Trading is moderate especially for 2-3 dozen and A county or city can ask the prices are unchanged at federal government to include $550 for! dozen size, $100 it in the flood insurance profor 213 dozen. gram, or the Department of CORN- Moderate Housing and Urban Develop. cutting of Sweet Corn now ment can identify certain areas underway in Zellwood with as having emergency status more volume expected as and place those areas in the virtually all shippers will program without a request be underway this weeL from local officials. Trading is active for apAtC3.s designated as having proximately 42 dozen emergency status eventually ears of Yellow, Price Is can be switched Into the lower$2.50. priced regular category. E 1) v E & Most areas of every county ESCAROLE- Supplies except Union and Baker are in from Central Florida are the program either on a regular very light and decreasing or emergency basis. as the shipping season Under the emergency proends. Trading is light. gram, existing structures can Endive and Escarole $350 be insured at a maximum cost per 11.9 Bushel Crate. Last of25 cents per $100'-'coverage Report. for the first *35.000. That would BEANS- Supplies are be $87.50 for a $35000 home. Light In Central Florida for Rates are lower for homes in Round Green Beaus as areas under the regular pro. most volume is In North gram. Florida. Shipments have Possessions kept in a home been cut due to heavy covered by the emergency prorainfall and most quality Is gram can be insured for a only fair. Supplies inmaximum o(35 cents per $100of sufficient to quote. Las t coverage for the first $10,000. report. Tha t would be $35 for $10,000 CUCUMBERS- Supworth of protection. plies from Central Florida Officia ls say many persons are light as most shipping erroneously believe they are volume Is In North Florida. covered by their homeowner's Trading is fairly active policy for flooding. They say with 1 1-9 Bushel Crates few, if any, homeowner's poibringing mostly $5.00 for ides will protect you against waxed medium. Shipwater damage unless the water meats havebeto cut due to entered your premises after rainfall and heavy winds destroyed part of the carrying quality Is house. variable, -To tell you the truth, I didn't PEP PE1'.S- Supplies know there was such a thing as from Central Florida me flood insurance until I took this heavy, moderate to job," Miss Edmonston said. T,'a4ng is f.hrIvslow with large Green Peppers selling lower for mostly *4404.2,5 per 1 1-9 Bushel Crate. Some quality problems due to rainfall have been reported. Ii ___ - Chairman ............Barney Bart-1 Robert Anderson Lake Mary Section Seminole County anfllrb Ch r I 15th. Anniversary Edition AN - \uI.(IME'TXIX L Section 2 0 INI)EI'ENDENT DAILY NEWSI'itI'EIt T'iiuifll(ifj1ji'%, sAT1ifl)gViy'f'f9i MniI,.'t i,dli 'turi'iii Four Typical Lake Mary Scenes ake . The Lake Mary of t.sdiy with its 60 itant. it.t ,t ret, avmi streits, modern i.c"ol, 't.stter system an.l (ns,,,hi * P.4 Commerce first began t,iuk in 1$70 when a man named lknts settled in that vi.inhty. Thr twii', first name was his own. When the narrow guage railroad which later be?ame the Atlantic Coast II l.n,' was built, a station was _ Trade Organ izatkin I $20,000 BUILDING (yçy Own Buildin g _____ Takes Leading TO HOUSE SCHOOL And Part In Town Work FINISHED _IN 1927 For Ilgger Production With a goal of "a ch'ckrn a minute" ('ackkbcrry Farms was startti in lake Mory in 11121 by Mr. and Mrs. William J. llop&in, Jr At present the farm has a prcdua tion of one an'l twr.thlrsls eggs per minute according to Mr. IIopkns and the stock is con,tantty being increased. The incuhnt0ri are operate,l during all months of the The present Lake Mary School building was erected in 1925 at tn estimated cost year. J I Q,111tt1 1Di.;1.i1 6 n' '"z" -- " Lead Effort To Get Electric Light And Hard SurfacedRoad of $12,000.00. The building I. of the stucèo type and BY C. H. ELLIS Its equipment measures up to standard requirements In every respect. During the years of 1927.2$ three class rooms have been annexed to the building, the junior High has been supplemented by a ninth grade and the facdlty has been Increased by two members. It is estimated th at the present value of th e school property is in The We Mary Chamber dt Commerce was organized In MI uary, 1922, by Frank Event, 6. lllZ, F. S. Verney, A- 52. S$oblom, It. D. Durant, Sfierwaft Sewell, T. A. Greenleaf, W. 0, Fors,, W. V. Dune, I. 1k Evans and other public ,plTSt*! citisens. Officers elected to siv• - excess of to 9,99. Great savings on our entire line of men's swimwear. Choose from a variety of athletic and boxer Style trunks. Cotton terry tops, too Men's sizes In about 1520, Dr. W. H. Fvanq. dollar a I worth of n,a,ttr, •,'t -e.r o ('onrt, Ccrnnii-sion. I rrittly market locally will be cr Frank Evni, caine, and the assliable for a long time to came. was change,! to Lake Mary. In Mr. ifopklns opi&on the -0 'the nartow guage railway was Lak.. farv an'l Seminolo (""infi' wlkii.l by the I'lant system, section should b the egg hn'kt't wh,-h at thnt time ran between of the nation . It has the ideal cli' Tampa. Sanford mate suitable for all year proitucAt about this same time "° ticn and is close to the nation'. era! Sanlur,l atart.,l a gr.vc de' hct markets and should be able to velopment which he called flelair proiluce poultry at a greater proIt .,..,, the father nan,,' and " • V,VUU.VV. . . ,_ '"U ,I, r •'• " ere - A. E. SJOBLOM IS ON COUNTIT PI0NEERS - i,.en,'i",. .t ,...i;,,:.... , sit tnan sections wmcfl have to ship lary bit.' i hack wrirk j ,.,uth of Snnfor,i ii the ,iirrctu,n their products scitsuil thouskl.', to 1S'.12 when a church luilling of Like Mar,. The rallr.ad built miles. was erected by A. F. Slhliin, a depot there approx mately The schedule run to New York a pioneer citizen who i still rn' twice the size of the present is twenty'seven hours by rail an'! tive In the business life of the Laku Mary station. Two miles of n-lair another station about three days by water. With town. w'. built and namet! ('ryatsl transportation or rhis slsee.i availIn 1594, through (tie etf.,rtic .d Lake. Then came Lake Mary. A able poultry products can easily Rev. J. F. Sundeil, Pastor of tb. mile south of lAke Mary was reach the large consuming centets ywc,lish l'reshytcrian Church 'if .. ,:...,, '. ta'r* 1...... clot in 'II tini, ;rea,-nt jn,l,-I,ttilrwss is being ltj'il'late,l. and market,. Upta!a an.! Rey. Mr, Hopkins sayi outdoor rals- Synodical Alia.q lonary postmaster Lake Nlary'. , % Crit Soldier Creak Station. of il , aol II - the best citizens of the towu. economics course. a , '' AID GET S FIRST 1 o' one half acres of land Lake Mary Grower BUILDING CHURCH, fr-rn Sani,,rtl Sheprard. This in citrus trecs arid tw'r LAI)IES ('i,'%- and bowzht 20 Acre3 of Irrovo - dred mark. "'' District Number Two was bdtwM was a man osmeti Webster. In ing which h. Florida climate per. State, a i're;byterian Churrh wil zen, of thc community. for 433,000. The ,,ond i ssue lani from J'seph hlenchen and addition t handng the town's mit., reduces the expense of pout. organizeti. Thi4 church was served sold at a premium. Lak Mars ant Thcit' are two other church".. product ion mo'agrr mal., he wa.s rniiroail try considerably, by th,. Rev. It. A. Dodge, the Re v . I.ako Mary, Pentecostal ('bun I $6,000 and a was expensive ii. M. M'rey, tie Rev. J. agent anti keeper of a general housing Is not as fur equlpm.m4 of ;.rtr,j * (aim Johnson, l'nstor, anti t. '11001 at.ore, hI worked at all three of discuses not as common an.! broc,1' ('Itirk, th,' 1kv. Allen 1lwcriny Mtth'dist board of public instructi on .t.ry house was built, Mr. Sjoblum Cl'.ur*.h, .Alhcrt E:riub- Mr's. I'. I). .nder'o.n head these tasks until 1913 when he ing a great deal eas!er. Feed cost, and th present minister the Rev. rowed $6,000 f ro m Frank Ei thor sent country to the oIl fur con I'astnr. ('ommunitv ('hut chSociety; was struck by an express train are about the same a. In other Jag, M. ,Thompaon. Dr. Thompson giving the town $12,°')O to, fld .. 'rho following have c'mtribute.i antI they were mar. 'hr's Erkkson l's P re s ident and killed. A •irs, Martin followtd ;tnte( with the exception of green caine to the church April 1st, its school. Sines the ollAa5 li'20 lal.cr, or cash or materials tor tie d in the Orlando Court houSe'. Of Methodist Organization Demonstrating beyond the shad.1 . ' him is postmaster. She served stuff., which are obtainable in Shortly after this d.ste the church the Lake Mary Mr. Sjblint says the Court house ow of a doubt the fertility and L cot owiding was ccnaU'wC.' ('oninrunity five years. When the mav,1j away, Florida the year round, was converted Into the Community Church: Mr. and Mrs. rsp141 a k e Mary has grown Viiiiani I The l,a.Ii,s Ati 5riety f the at that time was a building about producing qua l iti es of L&ke A. F. Sjoblom was appointed and Mr. hlpkin, when aske,j for an Church ,,f lake Mar. retaininur Mary that it became necessary to tr*c Ttue, W. H. I)upre'e, harry Car. I.at,' Mary Church was organized l'. by 20 feet. Juli' grove and farm Heggi max-rind soil is the unique ha', served continuously since, expression of opinion regarding the Presbyterian an addition last cars To? government. r:nlgtn, Mr. and Mrs. C. it. Cros' in January, 1020, and raise4 the the couple on June 5, Il. developed by H. D. Durant. flack In 1550 • certaIn I)oughcr. poultry iroductittn stated: An)-, The the ever Increasing number c( change was due largely to th by, l'unly Crosby, Mrs. Edith first $1,000 for the recently erect' '1r. Durant has a citrus grove In 13 Mr. Sjublom came to ty had started a gene ra l atort', one etigagng In the poultry busi' various denominations that were Butterfield, Mrs. Katherine h'at- rd Community Church build- Lake Mary to t,ii-,e care of the old and raises many other varietie, of pupils. Several rooms w ere adOad '.u4 After serving as one of e town', fleas anti giving It the attention represented in the church con- rote, Mr. mind Mrs. If. s: the Bottler, ing. The officers are. Mrs. 1'. 1). Hr.t grove. One year Inter he fruit, FruIt the year- ro und is the to make the structure '-rerchants for many years, 'he they would give any other bust, etituency. other aecnrplishment t Mr. DuranL word In up-to-date construction Mr. ant Mrs. Fred fl*ticy, the Anderson, president: Mrs. W. F. bought a acre grove and sold out to Mr. SJol'Iom. In '1916, nes5 that they expected 'o put on Ills farm and g ro ve produce 42 si-If. I The courteous co'op'eratign of 1, A. F. Sjohlon,, desiring to ti'e Rev. sititl Mrs. J. M. Thonipssn, Cole, first 'dee-president; Me. land. I)'srirg the first year 200 ferent varieties. Mr. Sjohlom pIatte the town** a paying basis. ',h.ittl maico' a suc- thu property where I W. Lawton, superintendent ,i the church I'. ft Anierson and family, Mrs. James M. Thompson. second vice' boxv of urangex wer, taken from first subdivision and called t ces If p.'l!tn:.' Ir!itinr" is reclaimed muck-j publi c instruction, and the OnE The wa l ocated, generously cieedcl L. Ilooth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank president; Mrs. F. hlyotlaire, sec the grove. Just before the Modern Woodman's Winter land, the re clamation process bI assistance of the teachers fur lot, on W;lbur Avenue near Evans, Mr. ant! Mrs. C. II. Ellis, retary, and Mrs. Frank Evans, Freese" Mr. Sjohlom's grove "Big pro- irtg accomplished by lowering Lake I Itomes. Later this nan,,' was resulted in an Institution Third Street, for a new luililinir, Mr. ant Mrs. Fret! Wiill.;ms, Miss treasurer. duceil 6,000 boxes of oranges. Prior Mary. Mr. Durant is experiment- the edncation of our chIld't changed to Crystal Ik. Wintnr with the uni;'rstanding that his Vtlla Mott. Mr. anii Mrs. Il - met The IAII1CI Missionary Society to the big freeze Mr. Sjobl'm also tag to determine just how much which we, the etlL.na of Itomes. rrcperty lit, iar*te,I. With this Cleasin, Mr. mini Mrs. 'hialter of the Mtzho,!iat Church is act- cngtsred in the buying anti ship' Soc man can accommilish with a In 1920 a neplat was made of for a start the drive for a new Flandtrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chester ively engaged in Chu three horse power garden tractor. Mary, at. thankful a.s4 juaW the subdsvlsion anti a hr. Fellows rc h work. ping of oranges. Ito says build.ng was started an! J. II, Saunders, Mr. anti he handIn addition to the f ru it many dif- prüud Mrs. Leon The president of the organization letl over a million. boxe of 'f Seabrook, N, Ii., worked err. The third object was ob0asI oranges fererit kinds nf vegetable, are Snioddy of Wes, rrgetically to build up the conr Palm Beach, was Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. Ge,. is Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Clarence in the four years prior to the grown at all seasons f the year. through th e bend issue of ts secured to utraw plans for the' Bushnell, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Wej' Moran, secretary, niunity. lie was Instrumental in and Mrs. W. D. freeze. Chickens and live stock add to county financing the conatris1.od (in of Il.,. he'Uty 'ji' .f i.aIte church. A pl.cn was submitted man, W. A. Brown, Michael t)urant, trcacurvr. bringing litany New England Mary After the fri- eze Mr. Sjohlom the diversification program and of a highway from Hughsy Strees is i'ersitnmon Island which which met with unanimous till' Casey, humor Williams, George f,nillic, to spend their winter ii i\iiother onga,uizati'in is the purthasul the grocery stock e'f H. make wekijrno variety for the In Sanford past the D,Fc.fl reached by goIng through the proval awl a builling enn,mittee A. Ji.xtes, L. I'. Varney, C. E. sa..atbons In the town. I.ake Mat>' lniiiruv.'mt'ni t"s.i;ia- lJuugbrvty and has c'IirtrtI that table. The farm is Open for In. Grove., trough rows of w',p. 1:ns (an,ily homestead. of five was altpointctl and in. Ml?, V. J. Slientllove, Ii. W. tin. A number of other ,ubilit;ions been ipct'tiort all times and Mr. flux-ant derful oak trees on this Murileipsi j4'Is Persimmon island contains about etructed to gus ahead and build Hutchinso n, C. It. Gregory, Mr. this It was Itrought into being only btuslne'ss ever since, lie has life extends a cordial invitation to all Golf hgwti been added to the town 7 acres anti was 11.0 year. The officers aat: W. J. active in the Lj.iitii ant civic Course, under the shade or originally owned the church accortliiig to the plan.. anti Mrs. Robert True, L. 6. what who woulj like to know just since, Among them are: Crstsl by Mr. Sudell who Hopkins, Jr., president; Leui of Lake Mary for many Spant community, evergreen trees draped In who wa s brought Those serving un the guilding 111am, C, F. Strong, J. F. years and can be produced In this Heights, now owned by Ernest here ______________ Fi,her, Pickering, 'sicc.presldcnt; Mrs I. t -, jla. 1 ,; l.. iv,. 1.,lt in th by moss, across C ry stal Lâkn thro' SanfttrI committee wet,': V. V. l)unn, Kenno'th hlyotlii:ne, Jrio. D. Walter I .agerqulst Crystal l.ske Point from Sweden. .'it' it). tI l"li.nders, treasurer, an'l %' I In 1917 Frank Williani Ferguson, l'gank Eu,o'. fling anti th e center of the town of Lut'i f i family, 011i,' Miller, horn'. srcrct.s,y. Manor, promoted by J. 0. Pac.4- Fvan.i sequited the IUVely i3land is, 1). Ma ry and to Robinson's Spri"gi Anderson strul Dr. Thump- Gcolge Thomas. itrd, of Det roit : Crystal Lake by purchase. connecting with roads lc it The Lake Mary 11.arent.Teuch.f , ¼, son, W. A. Jarkstsri, Clark Stephen., Shore, owned by Lake Many The island is covered with bun. Is affiliated wit. ('hester Saunders a local J. G . Uoiitor,i, Mr. and Mrs. A Association Development Co., Inc.; Crysta th. County Club* Road and 'a county state and national a4socl. l drel., of holly trees, giant oaks, builder, was appointed to super. Whittaker, lien Wagg, S we.F. Lawn, owned by Leon P ickering, ht.ckkh.rr>' trees which stan,! tions. Its officers are: Mrs. At>,' part of the net work of highways 12 lnten,l th constructi.,n, wont. ter, Urger h'cter, 0. 1', Peck' of Amesbury,' ass,; II. I). Dar- feet high are now loaded with In Seminole County which lesies Villissnis, Gordon Whitaker prstsikntt: Mrs. Wilh.,ri ant's Addtion to Lake Mary; berries, Some trees contain as Building niaterial was obtained Lain, W. J. Musgrae, 'dec_president: Mrs. W. ii., meeting Place of all th' no point of land In the county thu Cole. Mr. alIt Mrs. Grtertc'j Evanadile Park, owned by Frank many as 1', quarts of berries at the on credit turn the (lund (Continued on page 5) chieririg5 In the Lake Marc Lumber Co., ;i'd vàluntcrr K. Kelley, V. J. Gates, Ambrose' F. Cole, treasurer, and Mrs. L 1 I A ur liLo c, Evans I ...: Mart r,reenleaf anti \Vilion', prelent time. is the Chamber of ca ll ed for and over 'hi Stillowisy, ('l.urrn,ie Moran, l'iil 1jowell, secretary. 5 Persimmon trees, with fruit of labor wa anitoal rece':.t. a ii,h I heil 'nnnnunity ti,, (Continued on page 8) The Crystal Lake Social Club it the variety that look like tortiate, nien respontl.'tl. The ladle, 'if the lam Dunn. H, R. Howell, Oliver 'n Ncw 'hears Day of each year Commerce Building, which was are numerous and tPt fruit is s community piayeii an iniportant itaiitglcr, ii. L. Wing, Haney healed by J. R. Itightt.n, )ir. for tI,e nesidents of the locality built in 1926. The size of the builtIng is 41) by 50 feet which Include a h'ney. Th Island was part In the construction of 're ingersIl, ,Y, It. Staube,, Mr. gimol itnymnil Hall is sernOtal>. The whs are over skty >carx of Advertising stwept named for the many trees which church. They served the men at i Mrs. A. F. Sjoblo,n, Mr. anti Pititeer Boys of l,akt' Mary arc at. The general public is invited to the hall. It contains a stage, kitchare to he foun] there, ftliattI with thu M. work with tefreshmoents anti IttOr )tr, W. S. l"ergusn. thu rcweptkn and the old people en. dressing rooms art! rest room'. The use of this building is doThe east anti north sides of the time, even took an artist' part ill are their guests. " nated f re e to all organizations. island have sandy beaches and on thai builtiung. wishing the hannin.'t of thee teceptons A thte east side the water Is from Although practicaily a new bus'is It and nail. in true "man-fashion." thewas tho last distric t meeting of the sieging of Mrs. Fartos, former ti 12 feet deep a distinct' of S foci The women of th eomnuiiii Italian Opera singer Mn. Farina has Woodman of the World and nose In Lake Mary, the raising es let,' Mary and Setninle Uurtt' from shut,'. been the seat of he last two rabbits promises to be one of to. sls, secure,! a large pt'rcentagt' iss lised in Lake or, receiving saluable publicity Mary's growing IndustriaL if the cash contrllsute,i. y-ars suit is SI )',ai'i c,l.l, fur 50 installation, of the Spanish War town's fastest through a not-el scheme of the Ladies Auxiliary. The Cry stal Lake Rabbitry was The building s of Sliani'l Veterans anti the At the reception, the combined During the winter Plymouth Company of Boston, tvte iii ti' construction. months the organized and started in businis uct cii .1 lui'i t. 1ito The main .,tt,r ut It ag;'.s of all thos present over Mass., manufacturers of Dyestuf(s Lake Mary Orchestra uses h. shortly before Christmas with inililing is $2 by 01) feet and there ('ryatal 1.nIr In lAke Ma;y is the public h,-alth. ii,soo >r antI if they buuliing unit Chemicals. t for dancing. h al f-dozen pedigreed rabbitacThed are two wings 11 by 21 feet. situateti the Lakes Mary ('titan. The dance pavilion ur't Iwach I haI live,! r,,n, ocutlycly wiulil have In hte last few years (hI. co rn . The Lake Mary (In he'ti • i is a prolIfic business Is demon wi, The auditorium pn'tper vest. 1511 Tb;' C1ss 00 I' built stit ,,vcr th' are untier theiianogen'enit ' sta,tc,i 15 ccnturie-s before Christ. pany has been sendishg calendars Earl hlalg, aged 10. has. at his strates.! by the fact that there ate erga,ilze ij In (hiiiir 19.ld with and by opening thu feinting iltiora seat'r anti Is open to the cooling W. 5. Fewelt wh, det,ti hi.'1 to practically every textile manuthe capacity Is ,foubleti. In ud,l,tict'i l.uk, breezes Ir',ni all slates. It cnt 1 re, tiisic to the cane of the "hil wsth,inswing his 'h 5,requc;t. become a Wolf Cub in the now over silty rabbits In Us. facturer In the United States . The pieces under the direction of Ches. there are seven Sunday ach., is 2" Ri,'hmornt Boy Scout,' Troop, hutches and a good number liar* ,l a much fasured place for pie. iilscc. Life euar,l .ervicii is tsiil'i' fit's t(. isuo.th t mi hot .hi.r.. calendars are illustrated anti un ter Saunders. The following are rooms, a choir room. balcony, niCs anti dances, t,ilr.c'd at all tirnre and ever)' pre. a eiI'Ui l'vrf'.rnatice' at iliaokp'ett. 'aeh *3 also known as Earl been cold. tv eterneath the illustrations appear members of the orchestra: Chester rest roofs, anti a study in t h e Ths owners of the Crystal L*k In connitlo,i with thai ( asins caution $j Ieks'n I., ,'.ste2uitrt F, 5,let 'I. tiit.), a teisie. ,.isugltl Plr,'s Own, It being the ls.st pubtire caption. ' La ko Mary, Saminuti Sstinaters, director, Sirs. aniniel's tecths Ilk act of the late Earl hug to Rabbitry expect to make this anI. M. tower. The Sunday school v' Is a large bath huiJI,u w:th to , . thIs,' who o In liathi'% e s?, the' hi clicel Thompson, pianist, Roy Ituwell, quiptitent I County. Florida." dertaking the largest of Its kil H 'V te't%ta rii,i be t;.it.i 1,r .1r,11 Wa. vas severely inj ilti tIt*I,Ptt5t'1 L itt colors to this troop. s also used for social lung lIcra running out over the As there is no method of estipto' saauphone, J. A. Peckham, saxaIn the State The rabbiti will b. gatherings. lake. Twa diving boards, a h ig h r:shlng trips or in row user the f tx hat t., he attended by a doctor. 1 s pl'vne, Virgil Wester, v i olin, Frank ting the number f people who we The State of Yucatan. Mexico. used for exhlbitIoE Work on the Cornmtin:ty Churrh diving tower and a aport)' wnst;r expanse of th ciec lalsis which thee, calendars each year there 14 Evans, vIolin, Fred Kemp, clarin' began In Da-tenitser, 1927, and the aIsle ins te lovers of swimming is letl by underground springs. Sl's;e thai 5,000 Immigrants act. which I. known to hoatoriana and purposca no way of definitely checking the at, Uiteis Peaks, trumpet, J. Woods, building was opened fur sers' ices to participate in water sports. ii the seat of one At present the company is spec. A small open air pavilion has1 tle,t in lthc'4,tsis Suuth results of this scheme. It Is safe trombone and Fred Bolt. drurqs. on March 4, 1028. The lnt.rlor of tin highest civilization. In the ializing in New Zealand Reds anS The bathing beach Is clean, recently been built between the last par. to pneeum however, that many places througitout th country as of the chure'h has not yet been white sand, gently stop!ng Into Casino ant the bath house, f ac ing western world, Is now boasting Whites and the famous ChinehlPa'. thousands of people each year This orchestra ha.. playe d In many completed. There has been lines 1 that It is the world's greatest pro. In the near future the Flemish no the hake. Hathng suits and swim. the beach, to that tht public SIT. DOH.k-TckPhone pause to look, over the Illustration places throughou the country as fInanctl tlrise. r to tha_ez5 mIne scressn,'s.e- axv far rsv'.t ti 'nsy s" at e,-c i,ef wst,b t.,1u. 1-a.L.a-mart c:'s. r.icr.'lvit. I.e Jbsza,duetr of henesitsen. from whtch bin- Giant breed I. expected to be sell-an- ;c,., ;.we'ii git, $Mar loiry, tent of al'prnhimatetv 12.00000 it,, puhi(.- Stilt, isnet towels are bathers, iler twiliq is made, 11snor. 1 0 to the industry, ' or 11 trainIng S. -- -. quickly A conservative the the thurrh members and the cit '- . estitnat,' 'f the value of ths prolwrty when conspleted Is 1 arunil $12.Oth).O(1 'rli' work has been mec e-omplish,.l quickly, eaily and with a splrir dii spirit of co-operation on t he If. Keigwcn part of the building onlmitl, -, south ---'-'- -- There has never been a tiny. fo new members an d In this WS1 minutes each day I. Ten there has alwaya been batmab$ v- i's to physiesi education by all its th in Its ranks, school. Tb. basket ball 000rtwi Oi iARLIEST in the At the time the Chamber at which *as added during th e past Commerce was organ-u, iiIi', year ha, done much to further the were three objects that it pIedgsd interest of the children In athletItself to work for-a jood school bu.lding, a hard-.urta',d road *1ary La ke The auditorium of the ('ime From iar7 and 1. ta bly seat two '"°°" School will comfor Work For General 'n(r1'; light,. All three have been pe-. Devotional exer, B ought Grisvc.nd Storein hundred people. cempilahed: the electric lIj Lake Mary In Late Eighties ci:.s are held each morn ing In the first with high tenitors ffn15 auditorium, whch giv, to thlj loctty UM The faculty of tht school in limited elec tric power fo r 'il nt of Lake Mary ii A. l.S 'iltam, who was eludes the following: Clarence We commend the F1of* f,,p I htTI+tI !?W,ii,'n tior t ,ekholm in Priest, pri ncipal, Miss Marion Red- '"" I principal, Miss Luassistant "... Mr. ,'LlncainctoSan. fern. operation, efficiency and court,oø ft 1 in 1lS2 and worked for Cm. rile Echola, Mrs. R. Kipp sad Miss treatment of all our ettze'os. cr,s1 Sanford in the oil Sanford Virginia Palmer. The enrollment The second object obtained voop lute!. l.zter he m'vci to Fon,st at present is close to the one hun- a new school building. Seko Lake /V/arj' Church Is i C.)1 labor Of )'1any 1.sult Residents Of cozi'iri'iunitj 'n,., '-- -'-"- suni,ar to to.; tiClYUU In C Has 42 Varieties Of Citrus Fruits future wife ' 11,57A ________ ________ MX Ma - year to new ' farm I Persimmon Island AmongLake1Iary's Beautiful Places , \ , . . . Chamber Building ~ Old Folks' 11 a rty 1 Used For Meetings Every New Year's 0 f Organizations _____ Lake ?1arv Custom I . .. gi Given Town On Calendars Of Boston Company -- Lake 1ary Formed Orchestra In 1926 Bathing Casino Provides Excellent Citizens Amusement For Lake -- Rabbit Raising Es .A..iuongLakeMary'ø Newest Industries ---- ftaturc Mary g ,___ e ri Pr -Memo al Day Savin -. _.__ $l)4SJli$ Obtained Modern %ZSv,a.4,,r. (men AdditIon Because Of I Rapidly IncreasIng Number Of Students In Lake Mary ____ I ruug}, Bent,. came Juilgo Mc- fttahle tohntt'h anti rear ch i ck. licee are four typical Lake Mary scenes. Upper left-the Lake Mary Filling Station, en,' of the most modern establishment.. 'if Under the supervision of the president; C. H. LUis Donald Paraniore, a civil engineer. 1 ens every day of the year. With Its kind in Seminole ('ouny and owr.e,l by Frank Evans, Upper right-Lake i"lary'3 modern schcol building, erected at a total cost of principal, Mr. Priest, school luç.chea A. E. Sjobtom, treasurer. S°' A tossnsjte was surveyed. It be' the natural advantage, will not $20,000; starte.! in 11.425 aril (iriish,-d last winter. Lowes.leftLak. Mary's unique Chamber of Commerce and community building have become a pronounced sic. that tim, the organlutioft .,chonl . take Ion fr the farmitto gan where thp attain school niectingi and entertainmeta are hell. Low er right-L where all Mary cacinu; tine of the attiactive placcs of amusement the ress. The girt. of the now stands and ran south along its goal of a chicken a minute. have paver failed to hold at least oet, assisted In preparing and meeting a month. Th town prrt lies. Swimming is at. it, best here. hiunireds aJ persons P n jc) y the cool watc'rs of Crystal Lake each ,lay In th, br.thlng eaioo.gnatly the West shore of Lake tar'. The e Chambtt serving the., lunches and In this ku always Mr. hopkins say. that Seminole Own was named 11db' Fonfalne. County had the support ,jll imports thousands of manner they have secured 20% off. Rug. :,~~ 119 Ann flrIcyinel According to Mr. l!opkir.s, Lake rut where the town flow stands .%iaiy is ideally situated to furan'l nanieti "Heist.." In th.. .iiie tleca,le which ,i,. .r..L1,.. h,....h.r nnd it I. 350 (k ..iiaiiw& Founded By Leading Residents In 1922 Minute After WorkingSlnee 1923 y I.4an LYlal y Man Named Ben tsWas First Resident; Had I CIUCKEN RAISING Station Named Forl4K SOUGHT BY Him On OldRailwayl Population Now 600; Town has Excellent Schools And Stores NE1IBER 22 I Lr Mvq First In FLORIDA ALF CIiLtion"" Got Prese;ut Name LAKE MARY MAN J. Ho p kins Surc'eeds r roi IV. H. Evans I William gettin" More IhanIgg: I ARRIVE STATE. tjL 1)1 Settler Made Home I i. . ., There 50YearsAgo 'r Homer Gleason DeLores Lash Paul Trissel Johnny Walker Linda Barton Errol Greene Letha Fowler Since 1923 Men's leisure from polyester/cotton and nylon double knit swim trunks in a variety of popular styles. Polyester/ cotton terry tank tops. A wide range of sizes. Sale prices effective through Sunday, May 30 DIRECTORS fl Sportswear and swimwear at 20% savi ngs. 20%otf. Secretary-Treasurer ..............Linda Barton The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce and civic minded businesses. - ..." President ........................ DeLores Lash Vice President .....................Errol Greene SANFORD PLAZA Op.. IS am, to 9 p.m. Mødey 151w %atvtt$y Op Sunday l:NtoS:Np.m. Catalog fsW.e Ph. 322.1135 Ss.esPS. )Z1131S WINTER PARK MALL Open 10 a.m, to I P.M. Menoay Winj S.?urd,y Open Sendai I ISt• 3;04 p.m. Catsls Ciatse Ph. 544.1544 Store Ps 54143.33 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OpeslI lOam PuS p M. Tim.. Wet, Thurs. and Sat. Open 5$ am. toL)Sp in. Monday and F riday 3tac 0 Pit. 141.4110 2,.,.j, - commercial and -- �PA I 11 TWO THE MANFORD tiuuv FLO IDA. Great Britain Has Gained London 'sFamedParkLane R ATURDAY, S 'bilE hANFOIW IIEILtID, iANI'unn rI.oiui.t, i4t'IUILV,tY, 11 d, 19: WASHINGTON, LONDON, May 26—(INS)— large houses of Park Lane wit go May Manufactured artkkc mad. UP if ?4 Lon4. (fl(8)—NotaMs In e$,w of the 563,94&.5O8 pounds of the total ax. l.r, ona by one, just as the Fifth AyeV at Park Lane. "a mt iut', nut rfl5fl5Ofl have disappeared e?II', kandit*p of the coal strike.ports. The British sold In United 'u ; for has I(*V WhI Y''t t1. ep.lt teed. of Great Britain States goods valued at 4.000,000 make room for modern buildings. ho statmi .. town maw It is hoped, however, that business achieved a 1111111fiftsNO 100611121 pose,, L4 per cent Of the total sjors in Sngland, is doomed to structure will not be dU?4g 1fl7. th 0101 $bP- export valuation. United erected on I h' ata sokstaatiafly as sega Park Lane, but tha tthe famous of But. LIIU :t westS, sister, siv thoroughfare will be retrcted It, tho. 81 1 121, pecec dtisg to a ie. ip goods, beaded by British Pt t. the Commerce Depaitment dia with 12 per cent of the total p York, Fifth Aveniq', l'*.k Lan is residences--even though they be undergoing the ch.ieig.s that the mu'ti family apartment houses in. fr American Australia with 1.6 per cent. passage of time brng. One by one stead of the proud mansions that Sr Pr.derle E. Lee In London. Germany ranked fourth and took t nce held full away. "When lba lisduatelal Upheaval 5.9 per cent of the total exports the beautiful mansio Is are die WW anSSUled coaditloss of 92$ while the Irish Free State took Si pear.ng, and in their stead are As ing apartment houses of the New See remembered. It Is ltd rutpiia- per cmst. York variety—scoffed at b)- the Iag4bM U.. 1927 experts of BritOf the goods re-exported by Ish 164 niarnifattureri tI. Great Britain Germany took 22.4 die-bards--but better suited to tl'e of the preterit day. Of the preceding per cent, United State, 27.4 per fl . first to to was Grosvenor ,e.J by $1. 000 pounds steeling cent and France 15 per cent. House, situated in a commanding or atioat $ 1.2 per tent, 1.1* said. I positon on Park Lane, directly Al se t 1hra.1 overlooking Hyde Park. 'flu StIt* BRUNSWICK, Ga.. May 26.— is espedaily noteworthy that ly hots,, was sold. its interior r• (INS)—Urun.wkt has been last In aatfty h,itl,b exports for moved and the building demolished, thrown into excitement by a fed' ,S&P WeTa practically equal to I For a short while there was a eral lneetigaion of charge, that $boa .f as ace. a,risal gap in the graceful sky- the U. S. Overton, when here for Ilm though lower prices caused line and then slowly there arose • a 10-day visit recently, dispensed " $ áistivi decUse of 1.3 per CIIt ggiflj, structure of red brick. large quantities of liquor. hhb" HOLLYWOOD. Cal., May '6. "Groseemlor House ," the signs C. E. Keys, 'a federal prohibition 700 want to know what 'e total adverse visible nor. If the outside displayed. "Modern serv agent from Washington, has been public wants in pictures---offer a gbmdl.# ba3au. for 192i was e117,. k.— all l Les t Improvements." her, pursuing the inquiry. Ho SWOW pounds a'aarked drop cash prize for a new idea! Members of the old Guard shook declined to discuss the matter for is do. producer Producer Prod after publication. lie interviewed numtfm W kiss fatal of 462J1$ words thi heads. This, they feared— erous ciUiens, however, and.some tag this 11th. thing —in pode Ii 1321. tb4 year of the of the tonic strip "theythe beginftijig. Park Lane ain't so was $pØ4T and general strike. dumb!" had sung its swan song. huh of them revealed that he had m questtioned them regarding aladww'ie Inisness Ii 5121 was 'I' For, on top of the excellent sug- taxes, cumbersome assessments, leged "wet" parties aboard the $?1IW,$00 pounds. gestions they receive for new those twin curses on the heads of Overton and the purported sale of bporta for 1927 were given as movies, such contests act se ac- the wealthy, had struck their blow liquor by some members of the at last, and one had capitulated to c rew. 7.s.aeI,,4d2 penadi and e..azpo?ts thaI cenlus of public taste, 1IZ1717 peondi, with imitti Samuel Goldwyn and Paramount the admssion that he could no Keys has returned to Washing. . looter afford the lury of a town ton to make his reportt. Taking to 1,2193$7,424 poutdz. have just conipleted contests. Obese de an Pious, on Park Lane. in 1922, d IS affidavits with him., Promln. clines from cii I). Mill6 had one flguae. A few moths later came an even eat citizens said Keys told them ago In imports of food, drink and one in 192$ (the former producing tsso, raw meteeWs and parcel the idea for "The Ten Command. bigger surprise. Dorch'ster Rouse, charges had been lodged with the one the finest mansion in London, Navy Dpartment, and he had been pfl jo.ds, but Increases In Ti. meats). First National held through a national college publics- where Whitelaw Reid lived for ssalgnd to investigate them. S ..uinfactured goods and U.n. fourteen y.rs when Ambausdor.ceording to these charges, this ad for feed" cIaul' IN And. says Samuel Goldwyn, the to the Court of St. James'. was destroyer came to Brunswick with last to dangle gold before the sold to a $2.!OO.00O. The news w as a full cargo of choice liquor,. 'Di,. ,t 1.127 the Untad Kingdom In. obIIt popular text* has most cerreceived with universal regret, for Overton had been in Cuba for the fond, drink and tobacco tainly , winter maneeuver, and reached the ccntra?t stated that the palatchan : dr' In Cecil ii $12,339,013 pounds. raw vsbe MUle's contest a maBrunswick, In April, remaining for let mansion where Reid had enter 10 dayb. inst.d .s4a1a taiued at 851,N1,flI betty souçht to reform the world 4s manr'Jmtured ,jtjeles vat, through divorce stories, stories of tamed King Edward III and many The officers and crew were emsgaICst nme,,, am st 3,4O73U Pounds and flappers, suggestions that the Be tertained extensively during their would be torn down to oaks room !t*7, and numeruo social affairs whole i must and ahould be filmed in a' artk!es seontlnx to about fr in apartment hotel. in part. were given aboard the destroyer. IIIOOS posids. Goldwyn's affair, Just cornDorchester House is still stand- These parties we,* said to have hweria Fiw. LT S. plated, brings to light a reduced lag', but preparations have been been descidedely wet. 04 the 1127 imports 16.4 per percentage of shear uplift. Enter- completed for its demolition. The ewi 11111184 frO6 the United States- tainment, clever stories, is the de. architects of the proposed hotel are COOLIDGES VISIT HOME go ogslaA LI per, emit from AT' nand of tho,e competing in the plalining to incorporate its priceSoftinas the second most import- prize Offer which closed April 1st. less murals and wainscoting in the WASHINGTON. May 26. (INS) Spectators of film affairs consit..u.rre. fle share if the Uni. new structure, and every possble Statçs was, i'o Per cent below si4'r this change significant. They feature of the old bouse will be re- On the return from Andover, Pre. aident and Mrs. Coolidge will stop MS. the miner retrn or rawtab, it to mean that. while the goUbs being largely accountable American public will still take tamed. But it will not look like in Northampton Saturday after. propaganda with their films, it Dorchester House, for It will be noon to visit Mrs. Lemira GoodTf5M Ivy ibis &I1IY5 toust be abundantly sugar-coated a "modern )iotel," with all the mr hue, Mrs. Coolidge's mother, The eltisb pomuietsa furnished 30 a story which will hold attention PT0T,ments and alterations that go President will speak in .tridoymr am emit .1. lb. 192 imports siteerly on its merits as a well told with It Saturday morning, leaving Wash. years. loss fm'tws preceding tale, The indications are that the ington tomorrow night. — . =ft I U Remarkable Recovery In Like New York 'sAvenue,Is Its Business During Year Menaced ByNewBuildings Restrictive Laws English Profesor DfendsEntp!oyi,ig /LJ.S. /1ndItal,'J-iur1drec1s Slang Expressions Despite President Coolidge Make Speech At School Celebration For Sale Every Dày In The Year SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY Now Producing Over An Egg . A Minute And Sill! Growing , :' thp *a' niip e vnu'vii hon lnlrini'r J JL4 V .. J5,.,5..&L LI5JIk1LI5 f' Our FLLL1+4h IAIJi 1.JL. AUeJ I situated ou high land between and around two crystal watered lakes Lake Mary and Crystal Lake - I11LIUUbUU1 SALE For Interesting Worthwhile Information A ddress Secretary Next Week All Merchandise Will Go Approximately At BA THING FISHING Public and Private DA NCES LAKE MAR CHAMBER COST PRICE! V OF COMMERCE WES Dr. OeJeMiller Mrs. H. A. Phillips W. S. Sewell Owner Of Polk T111Y D1flhli1iflM BOA TING PICNICS Eight Years Cànducts His Invasion Lake Mary is 1 "I Clean People" Lake Mary *oman Ends In One Death RY S Pharmacy ANNOUNCES' VIVU111 Resident of flaUe Over as a location for your citrus grove, where land can be procured at "ground priees.as a site for your winter or year around home where seclusion is coupled with accessibility to the outside world or as a haven of rest and recreation' where the cost of a vacation will not detract Ironi your enj'oya ment --- • Lake Mary I AKE MARY CASINO "A Clean Place For _________ Lloyd George Gets' Notoriety As Being Pie Eu r e Exhibitor LAK E THE INSUI A Real Estate Lake Mary, Florida. PAGE 1'JJUEU 2nd but all efforts of the J)011rC to ,th,'i-s," the c"rru-sponmlent. con. trace them invariabij prive fruit. t lu Ii'i. less, "The disappearance of peasants from the village of I'omitriantls)(o, near ltenerento," *,lim the c'r c-i' apondent, "recently asaumc,l suci alarming proportions that the po. lice were ordered to leave no ston unturned in solving the mystery. Fortunately a pollee commissioner 'liecovered a good clue. WASHINGTON, Nlav 212.(iNS) "An elderly man in the villa;:,.illag" l'resi,lent left the capital1 hail suddenly become wealthy, lie r'-enetlytotinuge had for Andover, Mass. owned an automobile, which he where he participate in the celeused during the night, off the 150th anniversary of one of and tpreferably h. poll e commissioner discovered that e, destination of the Anierica', oldest Inst tutlon. of nIghtly tripe as Naples, and that learning Judge Samuel Philips, Jr. lout or five peasants were taken chile the succes of the revolutionary cause still hung in the balance, there on each trip. "Twentythr.o ntives of l'inta. atuti housed originally in an alianlandolfo were subsequently traced tiont'il.' l carpenter 5111)1). Accompan!c1i only by Mrs. Cool. on board an Italian steamer at the port of Messina, Sicily. It took idge, his tides, his secretary and th executive I some time to fin't them, as they his physician. were most . c leverly hidden In a left Washington on a special specially-built kohl, covert-ti over t'4111, ariisi,ig at Ariduer In with cargo, but well ventilated and time to deliver a piornlng comniunicatingljy mean, of a nor- speech and take luncheon with the TOW passage with the ilerk, off clalg of the academy. "All the ships in Italian ports Leasing Andover. 'Mr. and Mrs. bound to America and ('anacla Coolidge visited Northampton, were immediately searched, and Male., where Mrs. Coolid'e ten of them were found to be pro. mother, Mrs. Lemira Goodhue, has vhled with the specially-biult lain desperately ill for compartments for clantlentine cml. month,. This stop slao will afford grants. tb,' I're,i,Ient an opportunity to Pollee Get F,sldence again renew acquaintances in the "Documentary evidence explain. town of wh ch he was once mayor, EGGS BABY CHICKS HENS PULLETS---ROOS TERS COCKERALS ER' YE16 CAPONS Co H. E4L1Jj1S 19214 - to Vdld. 21, '- Producers OF Poultry Products Picture Producers Have Drives To See What Public Wants , J 01 Florida Lake Mary MAY fails to fulfi!!. ' In beaot't" '-nes, cowboys mentu. jioj1 lb, elder man "Slang, 111cc all but chililien, ite' and horses and so on. Paype, ,urutpnçlou,,-,,,sia .'"' r*re,t pn:lI,r "Tb, nearrL cinema to Chuit l. carri,J hut.,-M,. }eilog' W at','i rood In it ..hou!,I be 't.i!' jment and 4ej a few minutes tit.. or seven miles away so we have vsged what is vulgar, silly, [in The separated out'4sn for ourselves." meaningless should be iliveimuraicel, onths,- hv4w,, ehiW-en, P.rie Thm - •xPrrrni,.r'a iibrasy.nsovle MASIIiNGTO!4, May 26.(INS) W55 Unmarried. Italians Are Sritrggled LONDON, May .—uNS)— "Much of it 1.4 simply the Indies. U)Ni1O' M ay --(l)-- is In arcr,lpn,-p with ha political The eternal triangic .*at the Modern ilang is Okmnx and it's tioti of health, anim,,l silirtla, vital-Ii'.id Llo),i teorg,', Wi", prom. policy of making life in the counorganization of the cat', embroidered necktie that ity, adaption to new conditions if ups l.ONI)()N, IifeiIartI May 2i1—(lNS) to add a reputation as a pu' try more attractit,, in in detail the recently of Charles Fitzhugh Payne thought and action. so many guy. give it the razz, severe rt';irictivm- meaypp movie eshibtor to his repu atiising away and smuggling peas. an audter for the Federal That, in the vernacular. Is the lie ha, lu it three of the most D), sure, adopted by both the U. S. "lien Johnson, the puItt, quar. t tionu a, ii polltitan an,I organi. up-to-date isbor.eaving house. for Trade and Italian Covernmente, hum,, ant, to America has been secured opinion of Dr. Frederic C. B an- reled with the slang .'mi.lriyeil by z,r, likes o!iifahin4 (ibis, Comm-salon. Wilbur. employee., he make, his own dec. Kellogg, 34, a lawyer, I, held on drrdm of Italian peasantsare an: by the police, who arrested huiu. chard. Professor of English at die Shakespeare. But much of it has ST. 1'E1'EIiSDURG, Via., 31sf In hip litrary at Churt, which t1 Inc light from a steam, he iare the nuolly sinuggleil Into the United .lrr'l' ,if accomplices not only in University of California at Los been adapted in our speech as charge of causing his death. 26—G.y. John W. Martin *111 have r$n turn lilt', a little pictilie tt.eg claiming swampy State1. sod by planting some of the quaint bu Southern Italy but also at Flume Angeles, t ,,no,thodox tar, he ha, airritily hill first The two fought with their fists Ma'huL ecnnd invion of Ppt hundreds uf fr trees, and he This allegation is ,na'le by th.s "A merican slang rather than be. expressions of Kipling. of Iiiiportar,t fit,,,1, among them, planting twenty acres of fruit yesterday In an a;:tient house coui4. •oowhen he will spak Rome correspondent of the I"nily and other Adriatic ports, where Ing malign.d and despised, should "The inultlplkity of new activity "Les Mis,iuble't" unit tb, "Guns of trees. Chronicle, powerful i.il'm-rnl org.,, score, of intending emigrants were be depended upon to assist in vita!' Movie show, he finil., add. in whch K.IiogI's estrnged wife it Lek1aiid, In. ti. hoqie city oC which our modern life enjoys re- If-no" ar,,l ha' s'-en a whobs 'u eon,iicrsbly to the attractivenes, lived. Payne lived in the same his oppent In the .Senatorla) reen here, in an article appearing in found In hiding either In outgoing lung and enriching the language," quires its special language and We cession of the popular f',oritm'c of country lift' from the viewpoint house and Kellogg accused him of 'the ,zeeutlge1 left-here at ioa4." the daily. The corresponilent d' ships or in private houses ashore. Dr. Blanchard declared today. have the slang of aviation, sports ,"My own preference" he ttC5, of thou, who work there. His being "is home wrecker.' dares that those smuggled mt.) Polk coat,, wJere'h pI.sta;*q is a complex and expanding and "The elderly man at Portelandol- "This even science. The best if it ul. "i. f r what I suppose w'iul,I I t niosle op.ratr I. his chauffeur. Anerka pay at least $1,1101) to thu The scuff!. started In an upper two day,5 to supplement, the w,r* age, requiring means of expression timat.ly find, its way into the cpiim-,l oiitfs'bioned tim' to, who was arrested has amassed that 'ntuggkre. tiro- Iii, exhibitions are always packed hallway, and ended on the rouhd he did- lo Iwo, lays. of iial.wel orthodox lang age sometirees dictionary," with .tn of lii,- Wild \V.'st, and and he thinks this the right way to floor "5o many Italian peasant. havo a considerable fortune, it being di.lobby be fore Kellogg there, made their fortunes in Arneriru covered that he owned property In during the last 20 years," the cor- Naples, hail current account, for respondent says, "that the poorest pe'uant—tuslay will beg, luorn,,w or lnrgo eu,n'u in several banks, anti steal the necessary ninny t4i Vu t.. oilier property. Ii" confessed that America, 11,50,000 ,f this money represented Families l)i.sppear sun,, pai,l to him to advance by n. "Quite frequently entire fnniili"t mysteriuu.ly disappear from sinall tending emigrants. "Another clandestine emigration villages and, t',wn. in Southern Italy, It Is well known they have agent was arrested at Trieste, and emlyrateul to Am,'rlca sir ('isnndn the ptik'c are now searching for CA CKLEBERR Y FARMS Agents Investigate Charges Of Liquor On U.S.NavyVessel IS MAT ANS 4,;-;V'•,Y ; Prop. Mgr. Florida Lake Mary Warm Old Fashioned Service In A Modern Facility Nine Drive-Ins Out Of The Congested Area 4 Drive-in Banking Until 6 p.m. est Full Banking Service Until 6:30 PM On Fridays ene Your Friends and Neighbors At ~ 6 FLAGSHIP 200 WEST FIRST ST. BANK of SANFORD DAWMTOWJ ANFflQ . MEMBER E A1..."l'ORS PH,322-1 0 To LAKE MARY 196 W. LAKE MARY BOULEVARD 106 FOREST AVENUE LAKE MARY, FLORIDA 32746 ) 3236353 eves 8304833 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA 32701 (305) 830-6833 �PAGE POUR 1111: NI'JLW ZILI.tUi. Ni)II iI.oIIj,.t MAY 2ti, 1925 7111-7 S %'Ofl) IIER.Ul$. S.tN)111) I1,01111 DA. s.tTFIID,ty, MAY 211. 192% nh,. 1) Do. you TI ow these about Seminole County,? 1E LAKE 1.6 A ti Ander*o,,, Anderson, Well, what DO you know about Seminole County? The chances are if you will read this advertisement carefully you will learn many things. It is interesting r eading. oM. P. 7). Fm.., Brow,,. ljsiript Fniye. Mr. I V. Block, Robert Crosby, C. If C. 77, Crosby, Mrs. A. E. Cole, M. 11. Adams, Norman Adams, F. Cole, A. J. Casey, Mr. Niche! Alexander, Mr. hbowari Alexander, Howard Jr. (I. Ayotte, Moses Campbell, Mr. ('ampliell, Mrs. ('i;mming, Fred Brewer, Emma L. Bushnell, Mr. G. W. Evans, Jack r,n• Evans. flilli,, Clegaiti, W. Bushnell, Mrs. G. Buabnell, MIriam .1 AI Burns, James J. Cochran. C. 1.. hluirhinson, Ilumphi ry, Green, F.. W. C. Ferguson, Cochraii, Evelyn Forteir, Cochran, Emnser Fortuir, Mrs. Hilda Cochran, Lee Fellows, Dr1 Gen. S w Green, Do you know—that Seminole County is served by three great railroad systems, the Atlantic Coast Line, the Seaboard Air Line and the East Coast Railway? These Railroads carry Seminole County's crops to northern markets and bring northern products here for distribution. Do you know—that Seminole County has two steamship lines offering daily service for both passengers and freight and carryA.. preductc to all parts of the world? These are the Clyde Line and the Thrasher River Line operating on the St. John's River. Do you know—that Seminole County has 2511/2 miles of paved roads radiating to every village and hamlet within the county and offering unexcelled traveling facilities to both local residents and tourists? No county either in Florida or any other state can say more. Payrolls Do you know —that Seminole County's payrolls amount to more than $3,000,000 a year? The railroad payrolls in the county alone amount to more than $1,000,000. The industrial payrolls amount to better Ball, Raymond M. F.. Braddock, N It. Ball, Mr.. Do You Know a Flowers Cochran, Sam Fisher, C. 1. P. Jr. 1.1,111, N. A. Mrs. Fisher, Bates, Mrs. Aires 1) Bates, 5cr. Dunuhu.on, C. C. I. Charlotte Locke, Mrs. Ellen Has 36,0() acres in farms and groves? Has 810 truck farms? lilt, Fisher Harold huh, Mrs. Fre,l Iboild, .3. ll..l.i. S. A. Fowler, Mr.. (',en. hopkins. Durant, Mrs. Ii. P. Panteler, '.V. 0. Fowler, William Dunn, W. V. Fowler. Mrs. Wilism L Dunn, M. F. Farina, Mr. C. A. Butterfield, Earl F. Dunn, W. 'I'. Farina Mrs. ç A. Dunn, Theodore Farina, Fronds W A. Brown, N. Dunn, Melvin Flanders, Walter N. F.. Dunn, Mary Oupeec, 'IV. L. ft Brown, Lulls F. Flshci, 0. F. Bolser, Charles F. 7)ougIsi. hlenry } 'her, Shle Iholser, Helen P. Has irrigation controlled by natural flowing wells? Uteler, Mrs. Florence Booth, Luveris l-';sher, Sadie Ellis, John F. Ellis, Sadie R. Fisher, Dollie know—that in addition to growing these many other things, Seminole County last year shipped (A1) carloads of oranges to northern markets? Has everything for the tourist and home. seeker? Brown, J. P. Drown, Mrs. J. D. Drown John A'cIl MI.. .7 Tamm, Mary F. Lloyd. F. E. T. 7 A. . P. R.iil. 7.!. Smith, C. T. Smith, W. B. rr4kham, N. Stephen,, Mr.. C. Jo,';, Marii.s'et 3. 11. MbV't', Mr.. . M. IT. Jr. hintlaine, Mrs. F. King, I'. ". hlyntlaine, Ethel King, Mrs. Clementine hbnsight'u, Mr. i. It. hloughton. Mrs. J. R. hlastitig. Mary IkIl Emerson, Charlpa S. Fisher, Libli, Ma) hf.tatiig, .1114,111111te Emerson, Mrs. C. F. Farina, Rosi,. ll;i.ting, un; It-, licozi', 'sIr. ('ri It. J. Stevens, Lewis E. Steven., Mary R Strven From. Mr. loan C. SJoblom, G. F. Raves. Mary Sjobiom, Rcames, Grace Sibley, C. R. lloyd Rudolph 0. Miller, Mrs. J. It. tionily, 0.1. Jr. Mr. F. S. Jr. Verney, F. Verney, Richard A. T. A. T. Muagraves, Mrs. s'.rii. McMahan, Verney, Margaret Wyman, Mr. Margaret Wyman, Mrs. Francis S. Benjamin S.Vagg, Mrs. U. 1. Wester, Mrs Wester, It. I. S. F. S. F:. F. S. D. West, L. It. Williams, W. J. Silky, Mrs C. ft. S Williams, P. K. Williams. Mr. L V. T Williams. His. %In@ It. Sanders, Mi.. (,I True, Mr. Wm. Williams, Mr. P. N. Sander,, F:Ter True, Mrs. Ads A Willma, Mrs. P. N. sanders, Malcolm True. Mr. Robert E. True, Mrs. Robert E. Sanders, Alice Williams. X. W. William., Mrs. X. IV, Wxtrous. Mrs. Katherine L. T,ue, Natalie Moran. I). C. Spendlove, Mr. V. J. Moran, llil,12 Spendlove. Mr.. Mae Moran, 'r'undu Spendbove, itath 7.I'ran. Ruby Sjoblom, Mr C. W. Merrill. 7.!;i. L G. IT. . Sanders, '1.. P. 7.fclVuter., Alfred F. Wine, Harry Wing, Emma C.. L. Oliver Whltake, Mr. Albeit ui,,l.t.... " di. 3. fl. n'Whitaker,Mrs. Pearl Smith. P. A. Ring, Mrs. A F. John P. Smith. Mrs. Pearl fling. Coma Alht Jr. Smith, Noah fling, Alma F. Whitaker, Charlie L. Smith. Neita Ring, William Whitaker. Rosa If. Smith, Agners Ring. John Whitaker, Anise P. Smith, Margie Ring, Fredrick SVhitaker, Arthur Smith, Simon fling Charlie Williams. Mr. if. G. Smith, Maggie Reame., W. L. Williams, Mrs. It. I,. MeMahan. C. H. Verney. Katherine Swanson, Anr.a Sjobtnm, Ruby Miller, Verney, Helen Wyman, Dorothea S Reaves, James 7.fcWntcr. John l.;we, 7.1;.. W. A. Bilious Swan.uii Mrs. John R. S Sanders, hinwaril 14 , SioblOm. Mc'IVat,ts, HIl'I Kelly, Wri. 'irn F. Stevens, VirgInIa fle'sves. John Jr. Flitter MrWatri s. Will Kelly, Mrs. N. F. L. E. I.boy.l, King, iv Kelly, I'. K. Stevens. Mu. Stevens. Le.jis Jr. %% 7.Iiisgra%"s. W'illi;irn King, P. 7.1. Jr. hlv'>tlauns', Kenneth P. Palmer, Virginia Verney, Helen If. Wester, Mr. 3lusgruves, Mr. Wm. Kemp, Mr.. Jewelt Et t v Sjoblnm, Grand,, Moody, Mr.. E Itti. B. L. Braves. Mrs. Amanda Miller, Mary Kemp'. 7.7 i A. F. Palmer, P. Verney, Mr. F. S. Sr. Staubes, Mr. P. . l4wls P. Varney. Mrs. Lewis S.'.. S. Sewell, Sir. Lloyd, Claire -AI ft hlyoIlane, Mr. Verney, Smith, Mrs. Fred Pont, Beatty F.. F. Lloyd, Mrs. Miller, Dr. h1, Lottie V Stephens, Mr. C. L. Peckham, Stanley .7 ltehnburg, Mrs. jnni, 7.t. W. hiak, leo;, 7.1. S. Tarom, [fallen Smith, Fred Leon 1..;;!.. ;. Carl II. Z. F. hasting, I W. Farina, i.et;n.t F. Swanson, John Wetted hair, Fisher, Troy F.hrr, Hattie 1. 7.l.. A. F. F4 Botcher, hlowar'I Smith, Mrs. John Sewell, Charles Parker, J. 1.aniiq;uI.t. Jinkin,, Mrs. John. Jlrown, Mrs l.auma hi. Fisher, Otis Taylor. Pearl Peckham, Mrs. E. F. Frank Jr. Z. Jinkins, W. J. Jr. Mrs. f.e'hie, 1. A. Jerome, Nina W. w. I.4,nr, Mrs. Joh,;.iin Theodore Mrs. flair,l.en.; Flanders, Mrs. Effie Fisher, J. F. Sewell, Mrs. Laura Power, l.a;;e, Mr. J. A. Jane.. Morgan N. A. Brown, hair, 1. I.. Thitterfield. Mrs. Mrs. C. A. Johnson, Then. J. 11n1tkins, Eleanor Wowler, Gen. Jr. C. Jerome, N. It. Johnson, flhr,li.' Durant. Mr. If. P. Mc.'. It. J Leslie. M Sir. Frank Jr. Coil A. Johnson Mrs. It W. . Bates, Fred Bailey, hnson, Johnson, It. Al. hlutrhinsan, P. Bailey. Mr. Fred Has :10 schools valued at approximately $1,000,000? )'rs'.I Fawier, Mr. Geo. Butterfield, Edith Has one of the largest initial icing stations. in the world, also one of the largest sawmills in the state? W. Fisher, Ivey flonalilson, C. S. Jr. II. C. .7 Lombeiton. W. F. Jones, (,voIj'l 11 Batrs, Velma Dates, Denton .1 lick;, Fisher, Mrs. Hate., Clyde Fthrt J,well, Mr. Taylor, Henry Pcckham, Mr. J. A. C. I.amba'rton, Mr. 11. J. rli;o l)onaldsnn, Mary Bates, Jewell YOU I.ccoiii,t, C. Lambrrtsnn, Birchaid, Mrs. Jaide. 1)o n.>. G. Ii. (;r.'t';"if, Rates, Cloud Seminole County covers an area of 200,000 acres? Do you know—that Seminole County has the biggest fernery in the world, covering 65 acres all under one roof and that annually all the ferneries in the county, covering a total of 120 acres ship 90,000 crates of choice ferns to florists in all sections of North Anwrica. Gregniy, A. D. L. if. N. Tamm, Mrs. Smith, Mr. John Staut.es, J. Fisher, Neil 5, Thrasher, Locke, Ramond Green, Barber lane Fisher) Catheleen Cochran, Jan. Rate,, Frey U. Subway, Ambrose Tamm, Henry Pickering, Mrs. M. G. To,h,ton., Charles Smith. Fannie F. Mrs. Pickering, Torchuton., Tilabeth Torehstone, Floyd Scharof August p Phillips, P. SJvIuni. Esther Subway, Mrs. J. W. ft. 1.ncke, William Jckann, William Glyu Bates, Charlie Citrus and Ferns Oliver, J. Locke, J. jnge;r.on, Willis 0 C. C. Locke. F. D. SJobtom, Mr. iiy I'. .ihi.ni. 7.11., C. W. Wylly, Non. True, Charlotte Thomas, Mr. Gpo, Th omas. Mr., haze l Travis, Berth, I '/.insn;rrinan, Mr. El, L. Zimmerman, Mr.. F..I. I. This Dircclortj is Not Guaranteed Authentic llstriatnii.it l'.iitl For liv Frank Evn) 4 1 I We pay tribute to Lake Mary's founders and residents for their contribution to our American Heritage. (This Advei'tiscment Paid For By Frank Evans) Weu gou &m? a GRAMKOW The 1920 Armistice Day Parade in Downtown Sanford This float led the parade. The printing press was in operation as it moved down First St., printing a list of events of the day. The leaflets FUNERAL HOME tAll $ I S A A4 S 'r A AI#A Vv I LLI#-kIVI L. '.Jfl/- lVlr'L,vy 13O WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD were distributed as the parade moved on. S C PHONE 322-3213 It PRINTING COMPANY - B. Thompson, Frances Mary ci'on. L J. lIons lngvr4nl. Torrhmtone, J. N Locke, Claude 1.1,111, Thompson James Pnoth A. F. Sjoblom.. Mr.. T. C. Noland, Mrs. John Locke, Mi., M. C.rcei;leaf, E. Flah,.r, M rs. Cochran, James N. It. Hradsluek. Mr. Bates, Mr. B. J. These Things Too? Do you know—that according to government figures 6,576 carloads of celery were shipped to the north from Seminole County gariens. The record of other vegetables shipped is just s impressive: Lettuce, 136 cars; Peppers, 187 cars; Tomatoes, 39 cars; Eggplant, 39 cars; Cabbage, 31 cars; Beans, 12 cars; Potatoes 5 cars, and miscellaneous vegetables, 180 cars. What other county in Florida can show figures as impressive as those? I.. 1.. Sjohlorn, Helen Villa A. Thompson. Mrs. Isabelle Slobtom, Charlotte Levin,, Nehll II's's Humphrey, Annie Cican, Mrs. Mnrgr,'tt.' C. S. Cochran, Cothrej Braddock, Myrtle Truck William Stott, Miss flumhrry, Mamle Green. Mrs. Ruby Mae Green. Cochran hfotte l.a vms. !.egase..7. r,reen, F. I). M. F'; ..t ixvint, Virelien I'l l!, C. '.V. Wiil Willie lAviilC, A. Me.. Chat. A. Thompson, Rev. iii. M. Tr.f.y, F. S7oblom, Mr. W. A. N114. I.ena Trefel, Mr. Chas. Parts Spotloi, Mr. MIlls, Poll Norrhstron, C. C. ;ray, Mali, Mrs. c. IL M. M. Sjoblom, Lute.. Sjnblom, Gladys Mjiis, Edward l'evin,, Lillian llumphroy, Inn. Lewis J. DUtII Mnls'y Giny, J. fl Fery, Joseph Sjoblom. Burns, Julia J. Ihontord, Mr.. John (1, than $1,230,000 and the agricultural payrolls exceed $1,125,00, according to government reports. Counties of the size of Seminole can boast no better anywhere. CITY Mills, C. F. Mills, Marion levI;.., flycilear Hutthin'nn. 7.l'. ll.;tti (;yn.n, Fcry, Daniel Ferguson, Stable Cu.si J. W. lIo,'ice ;rcci;lent. F Ferguson, J. 1) Cochran, J. L. hull, Clarcnc Gute, Mrs. Ablie F'rry, hull, EIs Hall, Evans, Claire Fery, Mrs. G. More Seminole County Money In Our Banks Today Than At 4 Ti'me History. P. W. L J A'VinJ, Mr.. ft. L. 11:11, P.. F. W. .1. C.xtes. C. II. Cuu;nhinK, Lowell Hull, T. l.ahgetqui.t, A. Jr. l.evins C.irvnlv..(, Mrs. T. A. C. R. Csrringtnn, hlariy B llriir, Cad G F.van*. Frank 1ing.tiiIit Err.rt 1.nwi,14 Ellis, C. , . A. It. 1.ovejoy, Mr. M',r,h' Hanford, John G. Transportation Y Mel.lreveil Jo;, 7.1, V. Evans. Mrs. Evans, Mrs. st.ii. Adams, Katherine rjiirsii, Paul lIsnu', Farlia, Ellis, Mary A. E. Adams, Mr.. l(enxe, Mrs. Else Farina, Evans, John i s. C Anderson, Raymond E. Adams, Mr. Farina, \ls,fure Ether, fler;liq May P. Jr. Anderson, Ruth Ellen P. .Mary Drown, Mary C.rac,' P. D. W. I'. Brown, Arrhie Alexander. Mr.. Addle Do you know—that one of the largest Cypress saw-mills 18 located in the County. Producing 1,500,000 feet of lumber per month and lath and shingles. The payroll is twenty four thousand dollars per month. Lumber can be bought here thru retail dealers making it possible to build homes at reasonable cost. R DIRECTORY Anderson, P. I I A *1 Anderson, Mrs. Lumber--- M 221 MAGNOLIA AVE. PH. 322-2581 SANFORD �T - •-' PAGE 51, THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 192 — THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAY 20. 1 92 RAGE SEVEN New Davis Islands Causeway A ceepted fly Mayor F cw Th is fif y N F DICTIONARY PUBLISHED AFTER jI 7O,YELRSLAROR I I.k.i For flrlt ish First (hen Definite Form t I'hiIoio'icnI Convention f ield (lii January 7th. I fly('harl'..Smith I,,Irnitinl Nr'4 Ser%lcr Staff trrs•p"niItni May 2f,.—V,ith tho ..... - . - • . -... ., • • . • •:._ - MLM .. S. '' ?&•. . c. •' •-: -: • :' •. - . . -. ..• • .- •-vr• I .- :. ,. .4 ,- I tilln of tl~.e monumental Oxford English dictionary, . there hot come to fruition the it,;: of severity p 0 ollow Keech F Jf SPEED 9- 4 M. ilk 1. S., ary appeared forty years ago,but lone lirfore then torime of the mo it learned invu of the day vere hu, y Keech Drove The Triplex And Broke The Record At Daytona Im: up %%hill wall to lie lite greatest di tIunay iii III,- p_ .--_--_--- - - i rhi ing '. th.. I liIlIII,giul - Ne w Dav - J !s Islands Formally To Cars I I(- u(y .n Iscrun fly Coill-ridre the e.titnthilI that it wai reali'.. - IIi(tI cej*,d t ).or g'. I .itt city (1 e * P vf Ta mpa Wednr.4ay noon. The st:ng htdre, $150,000, 'a. eretd withoLt ine Ccflt Of xI?lse to the city. It I almost - ' I &-i the the new Davis Jnmoiq signal slanib caus'.. . rift Ife : nt to ' ES TIRES==TUBT` ;;;:;; (here to a small public school w- 's a'tkies kucil from a-fle allo t drew I • • -. dLtior.ary own. to him • •n u , tIIt de• •. i... I Vhen Sir James diet! in 1915 half urUi. ite .iaIt fl - ' up Ii was taken. s .1) of the work had been completed lure at bottom, taken in 192* .tc.e Is a new lmproenicnt. 1) r. Henry Pradley, who died In whcn wooden bridge was started, & ti e asnt.al for the 11.12 wa i - e nxt editor. and the at ter- W tT no buildings on wh..h Lost ' ork ha" --c-- be" ii$on I' ILils Islands. • .-.r, oL latiipa rict one Cent. Dr. WihhjimA. C'aigie, who the ent cc cost of the bridge, ed the stuff in Villi. and Churl, al-proximately 000. '' T. Onions, who joined two years borne by Davis Island,, lncorpor earlier.. atcil, Lady Murray survives to Sec the During the ceremnnie, the end of the mngnifleient work In bridge which ha;r she gave tremendous help hi — , OILS Man A ndBirdC'czn F'ly4like Without i14echanicalMean s square toot. municipal hospital IW OpCfl w in her hii-sh-tind. Free Air &, Water All her Pleveni or chidrcn have at some time other worked on the (lict4onary. on Davis 5,000,000 References , - at Lite power, relatIvely, that is 414* t, drive an airplane. A hawk gwoeps down and picks up a pige ass. in esgh.' dr oo p- from the cloud' and bc.tr.' op a i-.ini'. l+u desphi.' thia addi d wo,,! and their relatpower both are still ble l. fly." Long Research loc ic year. White has been en. gsigsi in rvo:irch into the prob. m1 of nicrl;snkslly appr-oximat' sg the fl&h' it lors t? t'n llllr~"Ilh to, :t. Aug" tI -. - he'- he Dow i. he will alt. III ti make tjw fu-hL aurce-s.(uI Ii.r,Lhlke flight In tai history ,if the worl- in his new flyl,&r inso'liiiie, .a foot-pro. pelled, WIPJC.lLhl.pi,g, io.)t4Jrlegs - This,rnwli,-e resembling, In all so bugs' bird i' wholly tjni$paro'r'L The plots-c tiod ovr' 4119 it pstc,gi,!. T-.n.'Itl.iI:InTOtlO llji-jtt. wJglIn'Ig h :ns (ii a i*' .. •........5. .., IA I_ Rti1 Rprovirp Too V Sir James Murray collected 5,. •i',-U I .,uugc tooL. racn W&F1 IaI.fl,ia noo,000 rreerenees befn.e h began ii .,, i, : i feet long, is hinged at the The new bridge is s*i fe't work in caTTiest. The dictionary •-g 61 .' diIi and is out till'. (if 1ii.uiIlI., I i i.t.s--. fret wide. The contains a l•CCId of 4l4.5 .i d •'"•up a '.1 down verwIIn! , -- o.dcn bridge, wrcck).g of which sold:; t. ii.'. I,-,- B. Wh&v •;&' tarted Immediately foilowing the500,000 definition anti 1,827,301; II St-ely Bc-el.. l..,i l-&l.ti-i, wh0. M, Il-it - a a 'lrt h onti%(rI Au.:t- per-on who ever actually uccom- .edicsotion ceremonies, was only uitrative quotations. Theher letteratS coversthreatist LAKE MARY Followillic the ceremonies. MayItenot-1. t- -,t % t is LbeorY. plished an actual wing-flappiI tic is being a eupplement Already or 0. II. McKay and membera of Er-'ii Ii that brds y flight. Ito flew 342 fret in prepared, for cince the publicsand ns T k. ltIi1l tIr ito'- At Cocoa Beach, Fla. last Fall Me Tampa beand of reprcsenta- (Inn of the first part in IStl-1 new t.vc5 cre guest, of howard . cajoc l-nn,at hirl fhl-t." said White is said to have flown eight.a..4a e Mary the added to been Davis words have I'hilbrook resident of o)+, w s f-r,-'- Army tenths of a mu 1p a •• hI&dleJirdt11erat4fflhiIz,t k' Eihish bg,,,$uch a word as avIo.'. •-ltIi-h .i: he most et- at of a otorlI'fl Pchi0 common today, was Un. ficion f all 1'., IIg machine,, fly' "1 am going down to St. Augus- Mira.l hotel, At this time Mr. airplane. kI"fl T 1 4* )Lars ago for in tar e 1— the We wit-li g srr) slight percentage tine Beach which is a broad level hilhrsok real) it history of artig.', 11.1 Inanctng and con- I + - o Davis Islands since the fall of 1L-I, was kept crt?3ee Seminole County real estate values are at a lower level at the present time than they will probably ever be again. Lots, homes, acreage—all can be bought at prices that remind 'old timers' of the 80's. ACCESSORIES Long Island Inventor Says . 114 Coltridg;o. but it was not until 19-oU 1t LE1- ILI The value of irrigated farm lands has not fluctuated for the past ten years which shows to the world that farming in Seminole County is a prolific industry. Practically all of the money invested in the City of Sanford was made from the farms of Seminole County. -- STATION FILLING Florida tori a - --- - -- The per capita wealth of Seminole County IM perhaps higher than any county in the state. Seminole County has as good citrus land as anywhere in the state. The number of new groves being set out this year proves that the low price of citrus land makes an attractive opportunity for the shrewd investor. _ I expanse, since take-off in a hilly ,t ru c tk n, country might leve some doubt in . — my mind as (is the extent the tile. cation contributed to the flight," White said, "Besides It i diffi- , . cult to find an even landing field for any purpose. It is necessary to give the plane a start to get 1n I1OTflN, Ntay to the air. Atheletic men are not attractei Start At Elevation The prefer NE%' ht-tVL\',t',nn May oi- by athletic girls. 'Once flight at an elevation !s —tlNS)----Niri sale uiidrgrad- the -- gentler, more poftly ellur* accomplished I should be able to Hates and two men who have ob- ire typo" of gui. ('harhie Patglide with 12 feet forward to one taifleti their olegi-et's at Yak' are in dock, fastet human is the no. loot of drop. If I am able to fly trainng here for the Olympic try- thor of the above opinion on an abote the damp air of the beach out at Detroit on June 22.24. The athehete's feminine preference. Charlie, in training for the I should do conriderly better group will have two month, of workouts in the great Carnegie Olinipic trials and games this above dry land, White's machine weighs 113 swimming pool under Robert J summer, is making a tour of the pounds. They could b constructed Kithuth, Yale's wizard coach ott country in the behalf of the water sports t .ippoittijity ftcra (ilvrnpic Fund. at a cost of $36U, he said, Paddock not only apcal:'r fo If his new Model proves entire- will work also over a fifty-meter the athletes In general, but el-so course outdoors. ly successful, he will Install a 2 The undergraduate candidate, for himself in particular. horsepower engine which will sup. of my "Here's an outline p'o power by comprensed air to lour the Olympic teivm are: 'She E. G. CahilL New Haven; J. A. Ideal girl," said Charlie. flap the wings now actuated thru she mu't oI liriti.. Jr )..;,t,,. i-s. nits.t it., bios,siitul • John liowland, Jr., Baltimore; Nd- have charm, and ever present ani These !(Ifl W. Millard, Rochester, N y,; indistinguishable charm. ester Rapppoz-t, llartlortl, Coon.; things I insist upon. 'Frederick M. Rickman, of Buller,! "1 don't mind a lack 1b l N. J.; and W. F. Sanford, of New brains; pcuonality will make up Charlie, in I for that." continued Haven, The graduates are C. It. Lang- a remark that was original if not ._ LOUISVILLE,Ky., Ma y ncr, of Milford, ('olfln, who grad. complimentary to the fair sex. (!NS)—Police today were seek- tinted in 1921, on.! J. D. jronaun, 'l oluii't want an athletic girl ing four bandits wbt, entered the Jr., Stillwater, Minis,, siu grad- anti I think it is a mistake for a wile to have a career it her hue' Seelbach Hotel last night, raided tinted in 1926, Tha men at-ill in college went band has one. If two Pt'ni(IflS I an alleged gambling game and .s. are married, one should have an with $20000 In cash andi through the season of l927.2R with i 'it • 'le'eat and s -t up ninny hew anchor In a real home. There's nothing like a home. to make a -' -- • e.,a i L , I' '--. II. t. .I a - •, I marriage permanent." Paddock Declares Gentler Girls Are I Being Trained For Athletes' Choice Olympic 'F ry-Outs ________ Nine Yale Alen Are It, Aviator Announces Police Seek Bandits Atlantic Hop Plans Who Siezed Big Sum I I I j + + J • ad. Closing of many mine a In Scot.. 1 + - - I - Until. dii, to the serious condition 53 St-art In Race of thir . coal trn'le. Is throwing thco'jijr,I" :-'i t-r- nut cf work. Of 553 who started In the , Ii tits' Fife ' -s,r companies I cud Lndo to Land's End motor. clo.cd dutiti a'i4i. employing 2,. cycle race this year,' 474 fInihrd 000 au.t at . ----- '"-. +t mine- the 326.mik event in less than 20 work,r ci i" +,, 'e gecer I hour,. The victors iI.C!udeti 236 I hat d,titj. 'ohs motorcycle,, 7-I aide cars, 19 Ibis wai e& g- - - 'it Coatbridge. tryc)cles and 145 automobiles, The a,c'-sal hundred unemployed made "lest competitors left Slough a demonstrat-Lan In front of the 8:30o'clock at night, and other, city conch chambers folowing re- followed at minute and half-min.. fusal of the council to hear a del,. Ut, intern-al,, the last starling at gatia.n rrquesti -g an increase in 2;33 next- morning, by which time hit- uriro i rn-nt itlowi, In. the first machine was 120 miles the .':.'mber they broke un away. At Il-eggers' Roost, one of Lb. .Ta.'etng an-i were quieted by the steepest hill, on the cuttre, a tint pollee. I crowd of 5,000 saw many drivers gIva up and quit, and for mile,, the I. ke Waleftid, asked for! road was congested with motor ye. recuc'ating and repairing Citiene hicks. D. F. Welsh on is French Jlu&k bubld.ng. motorcycle wos the sy,t, - I 1- 1776 - • I. , •,, wli&n.rs n-i . ir cas ever known. Klphuth himself has br seketcul is one of the American swimming team oach,s who will to to Europe lo) BOOK IN ENGLISH An encyclopedia and tlietionary of Bnaiidusm in English and French is being compiled In Tokyo, Japan, by the Franco-Japanese Initiate. QUEEN AI1IH WITH ('OWN It will be the first book of th.' kind In the world, and is Intenlel Assistt-d by the Queen of Eng' for use of those who wah to land, orker, of the famou, 3lad+am.' study the tluddlst religion but are Tussaud's Exhibition of wax fig. unable to go to the original source -i ores have just completed the gowi in Japanese and Chinese. The that will be worn by the wax fig- work is being done by a staff un. tier the charge of Syhian La'.-, Ore of the Queen. She took a spec. dire& (or of the In'titute. It 14 111 lot intere'it In this making and in. Large that it will require several sptetl ft btc,ro it was placed on the figure. Twenty thousand spec- years to complete, The Franc',Japneso Institute was established billy selected stones were used In ti spread a knowledge of Fran-' makinj the embroidery, on whks 12 skilled women worked two tguiout Japan and t g u ilt it; formation about the Ori,-ntail weeks. The dr,'es material is fails, ion,d from a beautiful golden fala' country fnr ilstrihution hi Franc-. sic shot with old rose silk, embody. Ing the rose, shamrock anti thistle in its texture. The short Flcieveil are of gold lace anti the lung train Is highly cmbroidert-d, Among th, setilera who sr's-a cil 'in the Union of South Africa on. der auspic es of the 1820 Memorial ScttIeg',' Association wets' five unmarried wcmen, ons of whom , to be a doctor and three others raise £rnit and poultry, are Ia V Some land in this county can be bought today at the same prices that were asked for it twenty years ago when no hard surfaced roads or improvements were here. Today, after millions of dollars have been spent on improvements exceptional opportunities are available for homeseekers, winter residents and investors. J- '-- St'ICIliI: A(T}'AlLii - )i rlrrs!torto, —(INS)—%V. it. Loas-e not , Dur ham cofltravtor, cot (This Advertisement Paid For By Frank Evans Of Lake Mary) trial on a charge of murdering Mrs. Anne' Terry forty-five, niaile all un*.cce,stul Attenhi-,t I c-rid his life. Jailora found Ili-,I lying uroecsi,çj0u5 in Iii call with bill Ihiat cut- from ear to ear, as a -- • - _I___,- ____ We Salute Our 200th Birthday And Lake Mary Shares A Big Part Of This Heritage 1976 10 Johnny Walker Is Proud To Be A Part Of Lake Mars' REAL ESTATE It is the opinion of practically all the leading business men of Sanford, that city property can be purchased at a lower price today than ever again which opens an opportunity for good investments. The Pendulum Of Real Estate Value Has Swung To A Startling Low Poz'ent But When it Starts Back It Will Go To A Ne w High Level - oil t :.i; ' J. May 26.— (INSt—A. Vs. Alniquist, West Orange avator an4automobile tflgln$er, announced today he Plans to cross the Atlantic by gf the Azores and Portugal a ti'flIsph'fl new Iwinr ,. Way ha SCSI Li. tabj , Alu,iui,t I,I • ., two tOii.- ,.r ca.-g a i Ii--' jhii..I .+•. lie lluj,s-, t-. -'a -i ,,,. '- -i'e, who sa&tl they behiesed Iltost the ALi,it*, for tie.ir I iere.it,c and tft pri-' - 11, - tI..!h1)I' the victim, were from 31cm. ly of cO"li-- - tal ri o i, i,- si. II 1+:is, Tenn. bag been an a 'lator for a number The cards per slipping about it year-s. He iitcndi to fly from and the dice were rattling when Seattle to Roosevelt Field, N. Y.. the four bandits entered the room, for the take-off scheduled for the it we, said, 'Three of the he middle of Jim., men drew pistols while the fourt h searched the,, victim,, Locking M fiitn lace Want the room door, the bandits Chicken farms can be established at a ridicously low cost. Numerous farms are now in operation, all making substantial profits with local consumption to take about five times the present output. This presents an opportuniy to those who are interested in the poultry industry to establish a business at exceptionally low price. i'sticl GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL 194 Country Club Rd. Ph. 3226457 Lake Mary, Fla. 32746 0 REMODELING FIRST FEDERA I -XI F SEMIN LE IQUAL MOJS LENDER ) MAIN OFFICE OVIkEDO OFFICE 312 W. First Street Shopping Center 1250 Lee Rd. it H'.'iy. 17.92 OVIEDO, FL. St. Rued uI at Hwy 17.92 555 Enterprise Road S. Semoran.Curry Ford Rd. SANFORD, FL WINTER PARK, FL. LONGWOOD,FL,, ORANGE CITY, FL. ORLANDO, FL. WINTER PARK OFFICE LONGWOOD OFFICE ORANGE CITY OFFICE CENTRY PLAZA OFFICE �Nrnnn, noRmA. RATUMDAY.-MAT M. I92A TIlE cANTOnfl T1im.T.fl. PACE EIGHT AdvanfagesOfLakejifaiy j A re Praised In Imaginary I LetterByWomanResident i Pioneer Resident Third Generation I i Lake Mary's First I Luke Mary Builder FJp -it 11rontinued .:. .:''' -! "dilition; Lake View. owned by : _J Fred Wa: t and William Musgrave Crystal The following letter was w wrjttri • . and First Additkn to Lake View, .. t to a imaginary frierd by Mrs. W. up over the hill and thsugh the owned by I. F. R.vers. G. Ferguson, of Lake Mary. It crange groves, through the bcautiI I I . tells of the itt ntacs of life It .gmfke-nt cak e 'roda . 7 . fill avenue of that ceinmunity: a.'t the Country Club to the Paolo tth three r,cery store!, four 7' ...' , . r4 Road and thence direct to Lake Mary, Florida iirg stations, two garages, one #._ • Going east three mites we .tr.ke May 14, 12 ' t dr,g store, two •1' iritaurant, one State It ghway No. 'three, a My dear Anna: ' arber ,hops, two churches and sJ You write that you are consider. beautiful rock.surfaerd new rd, Irges Chain .. ''•' ' . ing locating in Florida. Have yioi and rrtalit Immediately InSi -odIriS SC h modern CO I• hI 1 ,, ever thought of mak.ng Lake Mary ford. Besides tbes.,routes there is : ,., . er of Commero, building In Scm. your home' If you have not, 4 not the Clay Road. a trifle shorter ' :1, County with a seatng cionly Utti. cam it. . • . . ' _ . . .A fall to list it among your pcui. acid nearly always in excellent con :,• ,_li;. ,scity of more than 400, a casino. daughter. of Mr. and Mu. Frank . . . d1tin. Th s road folL.we the At bilitie,. rs parks including Es-medal, Evans, represents the third gen. As you know we have bunin lantic Cca,t Line K. R. and so 3 Iar., which has a quarter of a er*tion of a prominent Lake Mary •Floridafor nine yeara and for more direct, and is used a great She I, five years old, and newell's family. mile lake front reran years at Lake Mir. You i-,- deal by the men who are working athing pairil &.rs en Crystal Lake was born, in Sanford aDd raised mem'.r I was d..appo:nted that •n Sanford. My husband, by using a . .. . . . Aith it, modern slides and div:isg in Lake Mary. 'i - " we found :t necessary to oat. co "short cut", that is, the rural mail • • ..' . ...... far south, and somewhat homesick route down through the wood, to .• 1 •______ " . . IPi. hu.in.as section of lake 1 TI and cftssaUsfied the first two the Clsy Road has often made the !ary Is midway between the .. trip, whenfressed for time in from years; Rut wh the sale and ' y -lake for b:ch the town is named of Mrs. M. V Evans, modeling of the apartment houseeleven — Crystaf Lake. 1M. istats a,. only about flitter • there with Orlamict c , Y. a one of tPw oldest residents of • im. where we were living made (..-.i. abov e the Level of the nnle, south, and aa..tiad b, •.t. Of county rAlltIOfl her husband in the last century. Her nusistid was responsible for medate change nectusry, I John's River, and the water f available of the abcve hard surfaced rcadi the sb,clute lack the present name the toii tears. I • lar and pure. The central part distrabLe homes In town at that only doing in the opposite direrIn order to boost Lake Mary and —_-,, If the town has street lights and —— time. iCflt Ui prospecting in the t:on, and intervening are Longdetail the accomplishments of that 'ater. environ5 of Sanford, and we found wcod, Altsmo.'te, )fa.tland and ton captain of sport to coach ths Lake Mary citizen, have done town since its beginning In 1870, Lack Of Oil Stops Lake Mary, homesickness and dii- Winter Park. • team. prominent Lake • -iuch to beautify their town. Frank Evans, Vie now have a fine new scho:l content vanir.,,& Bell Ringing Test we saw what is now grnded up to and Including ninl) ___________________________________________________________ 'io, than 1,000 palms were set Mary citizen and county consAs s,on a5 , cut in Evansdale last year. One missioner from D:itrlct Nunber grade, and employing this put t. Louis To Have Our acme, on the north shore f five LONDON. )IaY 26.—fiNs)— " "7 • rue north of the town Ie the Three in which the town is lo' Year teacher,, wh.h el.nslBig Swimming Year J_,,, L*Iie Mary, it was sold to "s the necessity of sending our -F.autful Sanford Country Club cated, bought the entire eight For want of i drop o. nzorkating as far as sire were concerned, andnates with what is considered one of the page section in which this story oil an attempt to establish .s chlldr.n t Sanford except for the At we have never regretted our deworld', bell-ringing record at Hep ST. LOUIS Mo.. May 26 appears. golf course! in the st-Itt. Church cording to various tank otfict cislon. So knowing our own satis- last three year, of high school. e Yorkshire, Mr. Evans gave much of his stonitail, Lak, Mary has all the advan. faction with Lake Mary as a per- have also a beautiful new Corntaxes of the small town with no personal time and attention toward had to be abandoned after the ring- this city will have one of the b.g liii manent home I want you to take murnity Church under Presbyterian continuously for 10 hours 31 Cost years in swimming thiscoinmunicipal taxes to pay, because the preparaticn of material the resident go.emnment, wth a L.sans. L.ar 3nary iirsrk'er anu , b..... r, ..-..ty ccn'n::sling seasOn. it tnto your consideraticini svery minutes. ran I it is not formally He gave n contains. ncorporetcd. sectio s church is attended by celml The chief attraction topping t'c You will say what special adpastor. from Thi many different de- sloner from the c!i'trct in s:ri hi! t- '' :' I •itr•I. He has financ- It has nine civic and social or. Lake Mary citizen and firms an The failure was due to the drythat i people ram is the ten mile Swirl and Icated vsatage, has Lake Ma opportunity to purchase space in Ing up of thel oil which lubr nomination who 9"rn to feel it ed many proitcts not only in his own town but in Sanford. He e held here about midof Ti sbould consider it particularly ? .n.ir home church. asere Is also the atkn and adsised with them the 1062 Ib: tenor bell. The bell unit will be contestants will swim ne' il±r.g 'n the princpaI cer'cr Like Mary 1 d ccn,trust.the store Well, advantages consist in sway season.e become so stiff that its operator in on it. Mississippi from the Chain w •'r i what one desires Our desres Method st Church with a good at- ed the Lake Mary Chamber He obtained conifibutions i was utabIe to ring t arid the pealRocks thEsda Bridge here, qukt, peacefulness, health, tendence where services are held ____________Star Of Alaska Is a-tie a distance of exactly ten miles. the form of article, from a nuns- broke down. g they u q gu ar y, i T ,beauty, fresh pure air, space This National ton-mile jVvrIM NEW COACH PICKED ber of the towv?'s residents. A. no, permanont resident pastor. ,800 Onqueror 'say easy accessibilily to -91'"- We have electric lights, Mang this contributors are vet er, CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. May 26. veas aingod here GO YtArs Aga, tolt. Lake 111ary's Trade rench Heels Will fwd as my busbatrid's work is phun, serslc'e, and Lake Mary Body v Anile irctic J% a c e an ritizens who have grown up —(INS)— There sltouid be plenty it attracted the attention of wa, I) £4 tbere, and a, at that time the with the town, and newer re,i- of spirit in the Harvard lacrosse tar spiasbera from all over the Founded D, inane pinuiegs Make Children were in school there, and c.ty water supply from deep i.Ou dents who have established their, 111111M, from now on. for Bill Bing- world, This year's event also Is wit were members of the Sanford ells of srarkling, almost 100 per SAN' FRANCISCO, Cal., May hamog and bu%iness in the lAke ham. athletic director and demo. expected to bring nationally known tvnt pure water, thus enjcying "Say Noted Doctors I ,,—(INS)---TheStar of Alashal Miy.ttiian, cra1c as ever, his chosen • Prince- a tari hare. -city pr.vileges with county taxes. esamunity, good roads—fl admit tires. • ,square riggerothe Alaska pack- . ,, ,., l_9 '-------' ' -''!J'1 'T"' I '' Li.'Y a-Pr! ri-( an f"'d ,ev.n y.erl W, have an active Chamber it ing fleet has arrived at Chlgsiik, age, but just look at them now), Commerce, an orchestra, a Lake more than tiree miles from a —(INS i—The c;nion from Alaska, winning the annual rare possibilities for the future. What Mary Improvement Soc*ety and a smooth, paved road. opted docter now is that if milato the north, according to a radio NE more could one want' fre• I!br,ry. Also a large, splendidIn Frank E,ans rrcctrd - 'iy continues to pirott,. en "stilt" Man We have them all and more. 'y equipped drug store, a dry a build rig for the Lake Mary heels, her raise %6-.Ii eventually received by the marine department 5 Out t The quiet and peacefulness goods and notion Store, two of the chamber of ci;mmerc.'. SCCGI simply indLscribable. You'd have grocery stores, two garages, three Chamber of Commerce. It is a tlwindle to the general rropor5tcl to be here to realize it.. And beau- filling stations a large poultry fine structure on Country Cl5 t.ons and design of i broom The Star of England was reported to be plowing through heavy' Kcs'. ty! The lake; mammoth oaks; tall farm, a lg:an hare farm, a post Rad. In this building èJ meeIn. handle, seas nearly 800 miles from the (mu' the wi-v are held durir pines; troptal flowers and shrubs office as well as rural delivery 'inti cIoc in the wake of this toitip goal, when her liter ship arrived. and vines of many sorts both wild local vegetable and dairy delivery months torthi'r sv,th many ecial " fuui-ecast, comes the arnuaccThe "wind It and cultivated; medium and small for those not producing necessities entertainments. Jammers' sailed frr,s the (uiver.ty if Cal. from Oakland April 3 for Us. 1800 The govomiing body e.f t'e I ciks of every ir.agnabIe descrip. on their own premises, and daly canie birds from tiny gay plum- delivery of ice, bread, laundry etc. Chamber has kept nefore its I ifor-ua at Los Angeles, that never mile race. members e and the ettin-ens if before in histor The ships are the last of the Wht aged humming birds to Us, great from Sanford and Orlando. they-"! the inf aviat bbl, heron and the magnificent hnse girls taken such s 7uar* riggers in the service of W, have a fine Community Lake Mncy the importance ficiot vulture; and the mos-. wonderful Building and a beatiful lake-shore trading III .emin!, County. The tr.dt'—mir.us 'stiltS h.tls-to the fleet and are among the larg tg I sUiiets, park, both of which are given over Lake Mary Chamber is bark of tacit such an c,thet e catsatru- C5t in the world. The Star of Alaska is commandA to health, add to the desirable to the use of Lako Mary citizens Sanford in cser-y àf Lb iaiVnrtant phe. ed by Captan Martin Mort.enson things already mentoned, quanti. through tht generosity of our step furthering thc IritCrC'* qiel Thee etri.ie;, which are aimed and the Star of England by Capwoo tic. of fresh vegetables from one's County Commissioner Mr. Frank Safot-d. to ahaic one's nether extremtam Charles Weise. Each ship r. * own or one's neighbors garden Evans. We have unrivaled swimarc t.ta, things of beauty 1tis MOLKNS FISIE u13O came, a crew of 18 men. and - rich milk from one's own cow, Ming. fiah.z.g and boatingfaduil.tc by more than i rise race aroused keen interest (hi:. .ftesh eggs and, fryer, and broil- ties, many beautiful borne,, a i:niscnsUy gris in theey hock lIon. F.!'ie M. '.. ' i:rk, tht tenrisu cuur and the in maritime circles and thousand-. 2's-ely ar, from one's own poultry yard. wonderful etminonity spirit, cmii a fruit from the grove, excellent town full of some of the finest a victim of the ill-!st-d Ails' t. ercery of dollars were said • has, been able i'ij. wagered on A. dririkng water, daily bathing In people that ever lived, gathered meeting of the 'lown C.j oil (f Moreover. opines liea hazel Yo the. lake, fresh pure air and splemn- together from every part of the (ubbi,Iy, of the phys e5h5C5 al ic flIghi, w a feature of the rect'lt gage did climate—well, there you have Unit.d States and all are proud and 015 delartn'e.)t f the un. :rmeeting of the Town Councillor sty, Ufs makings. glad to be a part of Lake Mary. these modern emulators-.f In regard to pace and privacy. New do you wonder that I M'Covmell, head of the Summe tor will i.o, on a more 'frm that is smatter of taste and choke. boost Lake Mary, and that I am Visitors' Committee, reported tht foting" to compete with man 'n We are bea.ut.fully situated In the aftxlQtai for you to get In on some REMIRONT. France, M)y 24 o' she had promised to take past . ether ways. midd, of five acre,, but one can f tb,. gdthirtgs? Georges, Marce.le "—(INS)— "l'articipatirn in athletics . have neigh bor, within a few feet blonde peasant girl, age 13, goes Hoping to hear soon that you the Straru't.ar aquatic •prts !r I In t4 '"' "-s if desired. have derided to risk, Lake Mse-y Juli, and w)-u'n askrd if she woi,'l I esery day to a roped-off spot if, neW rr:r.iipals •,r fair play, give and the fc!d to kneel and pray while -44 t, accessibilit y to Sanford your permaneist home, I remain give an xhiI,itin wth her tiir. Pcllc9 -ni :westruck and other town,, we are only as over head; pilgrms, QI'T' I plane over the ha,h.r she had Cr. I st.t-ii'i about. six miles fr-cnn Sanford by I lowered, watch her. Yours s'r.cvrsly -Th t he -., of the thrmsisstiçalk' 'l:ntpc,-ol I-' to' Club harh A week ago, Marcella said, while Jcis:. M. Ferguson. Icesons in the use of a siinIs'-.ra eu surfaced road,,Cantr-y let£ lovely drive oO praying in the same spot sh. saw (Mrs V. G. Fergoison. She also offered *-, c-sr.y pa s,: is. Vju'rjn Mary snfl•ar on 17w' •S ______________________________________________________ -_----' '" errs 'n" • \ o .Lcre crest of a cloud A voice com lhr hs.rg,j grog tc.1n. te 'p' • minded the girl to return every ft-i, 3!cConocl! tr Id of her at1'. I LO\III)N, May !' —(INS)— day to pray and sarng that is o"ets at all tune's to help t' , 1, , Ijuimnci r.a' dii- miracle would be performed. Marpcop'e of "the sc'rthweet cerrer • , sr.ed, lb world's most famous cell, asserts that every day at th if SotlanL' — i.ctuon detective, th0 "unbaffable" ca-rn. hour she again has a vision '1cttor is! "iiiaster mini" crimin- of the Virgin Mary. Pilgrim, are PLANEHltlNC.S l'RoIll.::'I numb aLe t,si. has th,siLej readers of dc a!rW:ng in ever-increasing numbPARIS. Mac 2 (INS)— MatchLONDON. May, 26 —(INS)— era hoping to witness the miracle. Iritctie. aira'e i:.' teti'. sI'osea for nearly twentyInc the umnbr,lia iisr.dle with the Lawn teflnis enthaa:aet, might tec years will no longer grace the set of fancy jewels is one of the well look out for the deeds of Miss missionary work of AAstralta Colombia has a new sty service. -agrs of new mystery i.-'vels. Oran newt es idea, brought out by Par- Vera H. Montgomery this season. Rev. I_ Draniri, to flying past.r J*gimi, ha., an ani-gannh4ing Stariuiinp na .!ar%.ered room, tb-p sian novelty-maker,. It is cnly A great many people believe that -.,4" us,. is .e. -i. - s,,,liC drive, " rb-,..,. "'.............orVtan • 01* 1 15? .d a Ott Is ano ther of the many developments she will prove the beet English giel All agreed e ii!ur5 that wa' 3 th sir of mystery, Sir A,thtr a; s -. r'" of the ensemble Idea which is fast player of her genucraton. •-. 21 . .1.---. -, !srrnd:og every article dear to the WIthout doubt she Le the 'find rurougmit a ;r'juIei to t. n;eo'ocr.-, - .IiAP. . 10 bu feag sex, tte loom with him. be n),I; of recent years. Just nineteen splendid one for the pa. tib, whir Al One shop is showing an umbrella year, of age, she is a versatile is larger than Englan-i r,r.d Scot.. t,-ht ut him, nor paid any a'ta-u t,ntinn to e:ime or to activitic'. . handl, circled by a series of nan-- player who possesses all th. lind Cni'ti.:i.t1 bat hots to mintairs ciemj,i'I', '1 nr,n nit interested r. l it. I Mar s ilver bracelets set with co! stroke,. Her service is one of the the serl. lfOln:rs anymore, r.: 1 the Ian was a diffcren matter. eced atones from place to pa-ce, and best models in the country; isC3n scrOl sei1ar silver bracelets - et - a ' Cl ime, 'vht.l. I have not pail ... support of t he inissiorary. of la rger sequence, her delivery is very fast ty' V al" are shown for the wrist., and unusually well-controlled. Her The society had guarantee'! the a*tort'uri ti for eons, tlrnc I a Inte:stc'l in s1iiritualiani, tl,it hag I SasetI,sses it I., the necklace or forehand dr-Is. Is very similar to no funds fur upkeep of the machY e&dnza which match the handle that of Miss Helen Wills In eharacall of beautiful and original design: I ter, She hits; a very early ball with irw and ahile the' lying srene1r for I ' l ' ('(it I' T(t It't tJmbreIIa, that are surprisingly a vigcrous punch, and her bar'..- ?tParro .5 P -, - e,,. the 'nit l'I.tNN 11) -I*eI44 small and shor: when closed but hand drive I. exceedingly good flight the other.' i i'.it ways '-ma k e a comfortable shelter when both In speed and placement— lee-aping it guiig. RAnCh4`j ti?; a ,pring shower ta-Ui, come wit'S 'rise Be tish Lawn Tennis Asse. .....tnecr on..-----the curved handle of small also 10 ciation Is watching her very close- cane (us-waco with e"nzributiu', Cl Ivory exotic wood or horn. The and it is upt-d to ra.se a frnd I' golf Iouinament will open o ly and It will be no surprise if she' co,-s-r maintM.nee and rvlisiuIs. land, saartvat fabric for umbrellas this is included IntheBri I Bitrnui'v cast cuwse Mm; : ti tish Wightnisn Of spring is taffeta with many fancy Cup team. anonu'. a• y, - ml b '- --.--thutz U)l. I.URGED II .11) T( Sit'S models in shaded stripes or plaid ________________ . L', nuaneuhcrr. t-aalefying In ti d.%Zss.1 , 1,;nis)- b abut May 21 to 28 ii- .. cane and umbrella WASHINGTON. May 000i coqnbir.ed is a great success with Presderit Coolidge a. urged to;, Police, 'ia.t '-ear's tournament rr'. r' won dc, by Svnatot Typun th. men, for Ii baa the rare adsan. fIigI.t' of I' to Be, st sit -e Te nessee anti , ta*e of not exceeding the average Rep. Ly G. Fitt LONDON, , _os_w' , .........I 1 :e'rnt.-ierlion - size and bulk of an ordinary wait,. The m'nimum hnigli; of mite Ci' aid 1p) 'if III n te .igr. - I II. Lai .me act', lag stick, huh t lee if London Police has been raised p I.H;P'i TCI Slffi;'T -$ de to Its former figure of 'x feet. s-..I i • u-c city Ct'N VICTIM DIES L During the war amid Just after t'.'IbI,tN.)'rel.l$ Ind.. .. Li. . Ells fusa -OCing to a tseioporssy difflcuity,-,t l)ErLl4)II Ut . a7,\Si &"pp.rig 'f ri(ks rn gain IIOMERVILLE, Ga., May 26 getting recruits, the standard wa• liElausli V... l- --'I'sSi -- tr .1. ,i Aa,o-r&rjn Legie;r..tn-Iii, —(INSi—Jaines Lee, 30. deL in lusa-eard to 70 iischea. lh-trse,t t- day sciia:vne,l the 'sa hospital at Waycross taday,the The ('ty ("orp-cratir.ri It1,.-. it' or, , C ci'. Baton Vou- liii. r.feIJ, Units-ti "Pet.-' ihi,. .-eimrr,E'n a lilt v,ied victim of a shotgun attack Iolkenwn-.-96 per re.,t cf whom ('a-t. hle,-m, Ku'rhl nr.d 1Ia,r Ieilui, t.& , ni. (. tn,'sl LII irs the I near here Saturday nght. Ruby are recruited from the countryside I Fitx'na",sice. Tb.' avsitrs .rr" .'i a--n s.' f 'l.a' e •i r an'. - kjsd.rscn, age! is no. was killed and —to look inipoein;, and alais point ,t tOni A. 31. E.st,in Stanriajrul I rust ot jt.s5 uio.,4 i,s liris r In.I.hu sister. Annabelle, 14-year old out that shorter issen wnu'd (tel. Tui-r. Tbt 'arts' -s -1-is¼e'-' n--,, r-' I - -.t :eu wife ii! £,e--.t,r ('is'snne-,'y i- n.it es on our of ,!In,I - n Ph-' l'i'- iii. 1 i....,. 'l ,--, i'- :, - r,- r l.i. ''I' ii-. thu.,,, 1, !"'I,'rslsagl Ii t,iI, I. w.1 netted to lire, neufarm. Iflitirwil 1j',3t'uI *1:1' '- - ,": :a m raflut Evans - cc 11 UI - Lake Mary Section 4 Id p.. N 30. 5 I cc , - cc •j 0 ul N -4 193 Z d j 03 UI j Z Citizens In 192 2 S, . ig French Girl Sees Visions Of Virgin - Sh'rlockllo!rnes Is Says Doyle _________________________________________________________________________________ - In" Av ' Jewels To II a t c h Young English Girl Umbrella Handles Tennis Star Called Among Paris Fads Best Of Generation - i . __ - - - •-' '-• ) " - ___________ .____ Akb Alba, - - ._. - - I - Six-Footers Short For London - - - - ) H }Thc P!oneerrftof14nierica I T1I -- -. \ m ON130 4 4% 3 $A VZ1 1A or ISO °W in N 0 N We proudly pay tribute to Lake Mary and its residents ,Rr We have served you since January 1928 (The year of this original publication) We look forward to serving you In the future. Atlantic Bank Nil MA F ! 4 S4'% aa Atlanric nationa Bank of Sanford l 101 E. FIRST STREET 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU MEMBER F.D.I.C, !4 j 1601 FRENCH AVE. (MOTOR BANK) SLS ON CLO -"------ --- --. __S._-•i. -- �01 OF WPM -. 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N, C3 city us IL Its 0 Z 05 cc CL LLUj _j 'Reormw I 04 Am c WN Uj 40 IL can LU go -I-. -! -- -••- -r . w r- .-__-_.-T-I..ef '-'!r -.r-• -'., 0 0 A Z ZW N ;004 0 ~ - ch Z re 0 'c 1A •_ ISO 4 - _ __ ••__• -- - �PA allan MC 30, 2 om anc 7 LI 0 ZmC) Z #-to 00 L '— 0 so Cl X ral W 4 04 ;0 A 68th Year, No. 239—Thursday, May 27, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price = 0 g MC M 'TI • 1 co • 'C- Need For Coach Cos Job My Oviedo Teacher CA) t r,- r'i . — - small a CM 4y. 2 j go — ___ ' 4 I— • Ilan out -. •' p 1 m 1._i —1 U ___ C n V 0 ja • • ,- cc C. CM11 xr, _< ' in 40 n 4Z th. gble YQ , 62 a * 01*~ Ill -s avidl i'tiJ J 0 to ;~ t -I 5- c# P..) ( - - Dow I - ptile - ----- ' ~Clp . SEEM CD O(/) (I) A 5E C=-, _4 CD • with top ratings at Oviedo High School, Florida Technological University at night sponsor clubs and coach athletics, said M Plan: Way CD =:r Im r CZ coach both tennis and swimming, was co- Stone said his official reason for not : ., .. - Z&M All And Sellers said handing the deed over to the county was , impossible because the facili ty -— - " '-&V..-±' is located on the state right of way. r a budget to livi "The ramp has been there for lie said a policy approved in noted, many, many years," Corn- Januar 1975, calls for the I But DOT officials say a commission-authorized reso- department will continue to concrete ramp may be statewide policy requires the lution asking the DOT to maintain rest areas on In- "eroding." facilities be taken over by local reassume the responsibility for terst.ate highways and in some Meanwhile, Sellers said the agencies or removed, the boat ramp. remote areas. DOT does not have the It appears the next to go are "We want the DOT to keep DOT's reasoning is simple: necessary funds or personnel to — near Sanford. In fact, the boat ramp itself — Mike Monico, an Oviedo senior who has ualifications which D Caiiing Meeting I I By BOB LLOYD Staff Writer Sanford Housing Authority (SHA) chairman Richard Evans says he's polling two other members of the authority board to "determine their position" on calling a special meeting to conaider demands that SHA executive directo r Thomas Wilson III be fired or suspended. of tenants in the 480 low-rent, public housing units Wilson managed for nearly four years. Brown, who Is a tenant and was selected by tenants to represent them. and Wright say SHA by-laws require Evans to schledide the special meeting within two days after receiving their written request but Evans interprets the by-laws differently. Evans said he's consulted three atto rneys and that they agree with him. SHA attorney Ned Julian Jr. confirmed that he was one Evans said Wednesday that he will consult with board members Edward Black.theare and D.C. McCoy before making a decision on a special board meeting. SHA commissioners aid. maintain the parks and by some persons as dumps for removal of the facilities is part facilities like the boat ramp. household garbage. i urging them to reverse Stone's decision, lace her on Engineer Jack Sellers said SHA Cha rman do my sha re," said presented the board wAh a resolution is. Esrtl . . Local Officials .. Z r- George W. Brown and Samuel Wright Jr. have requcated a 5pcciai of the three attorneys consulted from two baud members. tiig L t' up ia uinpiitinia baar .__. ' I ' mL —a - '• () - all 0 - •- ---.z - I Today — of ti ~li • I4 bill EUGENE K. GARFIELD • PIQ CAI in tj .1 1. CA M rk 4< -4 al tso, CJJ 31. • a a de ' city fu1 0 the ' C' ii 151 eh* E' 2 C) $ ma C4 0 S X /) ' ct) -n 00 z0 • m I'Tl the featured speaker at the banquet, which will be 0 M •I — z . F 8 r% PM M X M W CIS P" all . M C6 W 0 0 k0c 44 nz; I I com M I 8 I - i-_.i Dear Abby .......... Di'. Lamb ............... 2B . 0 '-. Chamber building, r I — . T1 .- - - 'a1 .., )' .-1. ' Television ...............4-B Women 1-3-B ax, V ~F~ !Z~. Increasing cloudiness with a chanceoltbundestormstoIy rda becoming cloudy with occasion. ii rain and scattered th under'S . , e-*' •1 showers tonight and Friday. p I t_•-,.. ' "Highs in mid to upper $Os and '-* lowstonlghtlnlower'O Seth. ..&'l easterly winds Increasing to taordertohelpceiebrtetheAmer$canfllcentennfal,theMcaldiCorp.,isgpoasorfaganauoa* aroundl5 nLp.h. today and beTREE PLANTED wide beautification program entitled "McDonald's Trees for America," As part of that p rogram, coming southerly Friday. AT COURTHOUSE eight -loot live oak tree was planted Wednesday at the Seminole County Courthouse. On hand for the Winds stronger and gusty near .. ' .' • ç, . '-" - - . . ' ' I''w .'I . 6- ' l • ••. • '• ..• - ' .' - ' I' . , an ceremonies were 1from left) Bill Bell of the Division of Forestry, Ernie HorreH of the Seminole County Action '76 Steering CommIttee, County Commi lou Chairman Michael Hattaway, Urban Forester Jlzam Harrell and McDonald's representative Dick Oswald. (Herald Pbo byBWV Jr.) ShoWers. Rain thunder probabil.1ty 50 per cent tway,60 r at tonl y. Details and tides on Page $-A. House Votes End To Mandatory Coverage Automob le M ght i cent savings in insurance TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Florida m o torists probably inent would provide up to 30 The Senate bill seeks to lower rates by making suits responsibility of $10,000 per person Injured, $3), will be required to buy a lot less auto insurance after the premiums by allowing motnrists to drop "what we cor, more difficWt. accident and $5,000 property damage, allowing suits for per per aider unnecessary coverage." the 1976 legislature finishes its work. Apparently distrustful claims and counterclaims The House's surprising vote almost will also be recognized for their by But Senate President Dempsey, D..Panarna City, who will play the major role in deciding what the Senate Will of damages anytime. Barron said he had been trying for a year reduce lawyers and insurance companies on which no-fault not stand when a House-Setiate conference panel com- accept, said, "That's the concept I favored a U a long since the required coverage from the present 115 , WD.0 ,000 to it tends to reduce the price of the product for the poor revisions are best, llalators seem to have service the community. promises differences in the two chamber s bills. 110, However, h said Florida needs that the way to reduce praWumis is to cut the amount of insuranceIn ws Wayne E. Albert, past Even the pLan's sponsor. Rep. Charles Papy, Imoral tirm prw; ;dcd in Papy's one-paragraph d" a nie, arid 111C But one of the concerns of Barron aml the House was q, president of the Chamber. will insurance a motorist must buy. Gables, concedes that. House was expected to add some of Ux*e provisions on its how to cut costs for Motorists who want to continue The, serve as niaster of ceremonies. Hom voted Wednesday to abolish all can)-Wbat UTing to get across is that some people are own. carrying the same amount of protection. The which will be pulsory auto insurance in Florida and return to the too r uired l xuri " insur prepared by Buck's Catering system used before no-fault was passed In 1971. addition, Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashier's "This lets a man buy he wants," said. the Papy said. Service, will consist of primle The vote broughlit praise from trial lawyers anti plan calls for drastic cuts in the amount of required "Everybody knows porterhouse and Met mignon are He said he us wanted the house In a strong coverage, ribs, '.'r''n beans salad baked screams from Insurance companies that rates would go be tter than hamburger, but government is saying you bargaining position and anumberol other legislators said anrir Ppie and coffee or Papy s amendment returns to the pre-1971 plan of have to eat porterho use steak and if you cant afford It, potato, P UP. Rep. Charles Papy, 1)-Coral Gables, said his a mend- that's why t he y voted wi th Papy requiring a motorist In an accide nt to sho w f inancial you don't tea. anything to to 30 .1 04 P °°r1 : ' + • , - civic clubs organizations and Individuals Various * ( •'., . — Horoscope .......... Hospital ................5-A Obituaries ...............3-A Sports ................$-$-A - . — . + u es ance eq In j + \ i M to ; j .'• (Crntinuedon Page 2-A) p.m. cocktail hour at the Jack Horner, anager of the Chamber. 2 a the Topper Award, given annually contrib ut ed There will also be plenty of C.' co climaxed with the presentation community service. C ITt L , A spokesman for Colman confirmed that Colnian and York were to talk with Bensinger about Boccia, who now heads a DEA task force at Newark, N. J., and was involved two years ago in a o + * Breard County Sheriff Leigh S WiLson Orange County Sheriff Melvin G. Colman and Orlando Police Chief James York have pulled out of the task force amid controersles surrounding the local DEA operation and Its former chief, John Lepore, who has been transferred to duty at New Orleans. holds its annual awards Colman and York also were scheduled to meet today In banquet at the Sanford Civic Center. Washington with DEA chief Peter Bensinger, but apparently Eugene Garfield, after Bensinger meets with Polk and Butler. K. fA Z IT! 0 1 W Good food, good cheer, good companionship and plenty of awards are the order of the day SanfordChamberofCommerce . _211 %VEATI[ER Polk and Butler anmunced the trip following a meeting Wednesday afternoon at Sanford of representatives of nine local area enf orcement agencies who still have agents working on the task force. Friday when the Greater ñ- Seminole County Sheriff John E. Polk and Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler, contacted before leaving the Orlando jetport by \'% __________ commercial airliner, denied that they're seeking Boccia's removal from the position he is scheduled to take over about July Chamber Banquet Friday land ....4-A Crossword ............. ...2-11 '. C 1 (Continued On Page Z-A) Around"MeCloCk Bridge flew to Washington today for meetings with federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) officials amid reports that local authorities are trying to scuttle the appointment o( Carlo Bo asnewheadofthedentralFlctidaDEAtaskforce. __ III by Evans. Evans says the by-laws, adopted In 1943, do require him to call a special board meeting upon written request, with purpose noted, Meeting Today Wi t h DEA Chief allal - He said the piers and laun- Hattaway's parks not used exclusively by disrepair. Also, Neiswender Delegations from two Seminole law enforcement agencies W - .r. accompany a - - for al NO ----. roadside parks seemed like a taway said. _ co 0 - want to - picnic tables at the boat ramp it," the chairman declared. money. DOT officials say in- maintain parks. Utter barrels, the 1-4 bridge just north of But District Roadway sufficient funds exist to Sellers complained, were used CD W, • Layer. said they would reserve comment classroom, but that my extra-curricular Edwards was supported by more than 100 until a grievance filed by Mrs. Edwards participation is weak," said Mrs. oth er teachers, students and parents in Al - - School Board Wednesday night to charge get her master's in August. contract, they refuse to continue these that she Is being fired so that her position She said she is certified to teach both volunteer efforts. can be filled by an athletic coach. Fre nch and Spanish, as well as English, "In a small school this is always more The board members, at the recom- and had lived a year In France. of a problem," said Stone. School Supt. William P. 'Mr. Stone sa ys I'm good in the In a standing-room-only crowd, Mrs. c; "I 11M -. - "logical function" of Lhe DOT. statement followed Tuesday's the traveling public. The said the pads underneath the coach, he cnmmented Tuesday that if an grievance proceedure," said Stone, "but before the board. She said she was there to —; U county Percy said upkeep of the mission Chairman Mike Hat. deletion or lease of all wayside ching areas are In a state of not being removed to make space for a prejudicing the next steps in the official identical to Mrs. Edwards', also appeared \ — has with. appeared before the Seminole County during the past three )ears and expects to Stone, but as soon as they got on continuing j not county applicant for her position could coach it's clear to me that the relief she is urge parents to challenge the criteria used football, it would help get the job. seeking Is for me to reappoint her and to hire and fire teachers. "It's clearly not —i CNA Oran He said this created problems with terwards said Mrs. Edwards was in the "I cilll comment on her (Mrs. Oviedo High biology teacher Judy wrong 1*11 game. Although he said she is Edwards') without Davis, who received a letter of dismissal presentation - says -- - — Carol Edwards. a third-year teacher degree. Mrs. Edwards has been attending Teachers on annual contract volunteer to t comndur1ng he metInl, bji'. ml. new - live were "very good" and who has a master's extra-curricular activities and athletics. Oviedo Principal Xeith Stone declined football coach, but the - Exec. Asst. Roger NeLiwender the problem was txt that the county interested, but he said officials decided they didn't assume the liability and maintenance problems which would takeover of facilities at the boat ramp. Nelawender said the corn-. mission wanted a deed to the Th is concrete slab used to be a wayside park overlooking Lake they have ° p etswen the county Monroe - before th e Florida Department of Transportation tore them? I th ought they would Just doesn't want to spend money to leave them in. I thought it was a down the picnic table and shelter this week. repair the ramp then at me bluff by the Department of unless someone assumes the of a sta tewide DOT policy future date have the DOT take Transportation, DOT)." responsibilities for main- which hopes to get the depart- it back. Percy went on to say, tenance may also become a ment out of the recreation "It (the ramp) needs hnhowever, the DOT - like the thing of the past. business. provements," Nelawender Mrs. Edwards said she was appearing sponsor of the school's largest club, the won a full scholarship to the before the board as a citizen taxpayer, International duo and that last summer Massachusettes Institute of Technology parent and educator, and that' woulcj she accompanied 247 students on a six- presented a petition signed by364student not s peak on her specific grievance. "Are week tour to Europe. She is also assis tant sta ting their opposition to a certified we in the business of academics or the chairman of the language arts depart- teacher being dismissed to hold a position business f athletics?" she asked the meat. open for a coach. board. "1 can't suddenly turn Into a male He and another senior, Erin Kane, S ' - • recommending the renewal of Mrs. hearing. Ill - ., - * has removed the tables. "You'r e kidding' he said. earlier this month reaches them for public Edwards. She said she had offered to during her presentation. C -- Nt. 1: the , IT but the county wasn't wasn't Lake state government mendation of . q~~ bA.. / OVIEDO TEACHER CAROL EDWARDS outcome Is still uncertain, FM -. were - athletics. Both sides scored points, but the replacement whose recommendations tel it - Of ii \ ',. - - - - away Stone said that last year he had Edwards contract, was that he hoped to teachers who were not on continuing find a better qualified or more experienced contract; next year he will have only two The line-up was academies vs. teacher. He said he was considering a teachers without tenure, • KeA - to discover concrete overlooking -,,.. - - surprised this "Why By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer I Sellers said DOT offered to turn the three facthtles over tothe between county ' 'I lfl .-. interested. Monroe torn down and hauled this week. A stalemate and resulted in the state hauling picnic tables, one shelter and Utter barrels once providedat two wayside arks al I792betweer&anfordanI..4 County Development Director John Percy was amazed to learn today the sta te — 0 FYi CD W1i4 ) / "j _____ 'P m • stell 1 week tables : 15 W Xb Small -0 . _____ . lovers, tourists and lunchtime picnickers were "I can't suddenly turn Into a mate football coach, but I do my share." —Carol Edwards t Z m C') D - 1 - • .. county, off two • SIEMENS — — j. - ; a. ' N° - Nal . ... Area fishermen, nature — I'DR,n Was 'Kim By ED PRICK ETI IleraldStaflWrlter • - of T V eS a z !i14. Cents Bluff Was For Real Picnic Areas Suddenly Gone low WC - 10 0 _IU z 0 E .:jvi! ODal-31 310 , what t yr eat __IJ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Monday, May 24, 1976 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Birds I I 31 I np of perpns general (:001) 35 DiacrItIcal m$rk S Diving bird 8 Web-footed 38 More rational bird 39 Comes close ACROSS -!!ME, 'jOUR A ACEVER.' (OUZ TROUBLE I IS ALL RI&IIT flIERE.' / L ? — ((Z< AN2 )U'RE AN AN OV8R' IL ' 9I64T 114ERE -' ACliEVER. Kd( iiotc buzz 7a4 — by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER /r c.rT1AR ( ARXT VAT ... IT" J6T THAT I PU:4JT FVFN Ovut'.Mfr6 IT! \...TAKI ; IOIRIAIT0IfI ir''° ____ b7IjERNICEBEDEOSOL - - . __ . -1 - - W . cc: yç __11 emn SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl You have a tendency today to be sure For the next few days your spending doesn't exceed shift the blame for your mistakes t') companions and your Income. Also, think twice associates. If you make any before making any loans. 20-May 20) boners, admit it. ARIES (March 21-April 19) -e 1 either department is a than to saddle yourself with handle in mistake. something that's wrong, CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. une 20) GEMINI (May 21-June for Any serious problems tOdaYare 19) Don't manage things Committee Kills Hattaway's - Avoid others today unless you're apt to be self-inflicted. t very that could cost invited to do so, which isn' erratic actions THESE TWO A Senate committee Monday night - - . BOOKS YOU'VE BR'LL'ANTLN CONCISE AND TO THE [ HA PUBUSHED HAVE, ONL' l --MUST I- - AND , 1 CTION I Just because another may not agree wholeheartedly with your ai Ideas is no reason to think this i.iu person wrong. You both have a i• AND 22 PAGES RESPECTIVELY MUau• L 1 i -- face them head-on. Those to keep everything in per- spective. - r. YOUR BIRTHDAY May 25, 1976 LIBRA Sept. 23-oct. 23) Be upon your work or career will JUIB--JRlJ wary of a proposition that be unusual and promising this might be offered you today. It year. Be ready to take ad-. could have far too many strings vantage of circumstances that suddenly shift uniquely. goRj JIRUNION attached. im . A. BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl iui WIN AT BRIDGE •i ThtT'LL TAKE CARE 0' YA 'IlL I CN MAKE PERMANENT 1REA%RS.' Ci4' I. I read DEAR DR.' LAMB your column some time ago about the problem of lactose in milk and how many people Chic Young BLON DIE C'AG\sOOO! HOT WATER IS ' COM G OT O t )J COLD 2t Th ' ±1 THEN / IS COLD WATER 7 COMING OUT OP FAUCET? / A ( 1 THE HOTWATER , . r I cf ,rvf_ "%. WEDON'T HAVE A PROBLEM :;~~] __ _ 7_ 1Z 7ry- ' . I V~ fl3Ri\\ k(—(J r1Z tA . I/I ./I f AL1 by Al Vsrm.sr ITVTI-1FM V.JR 1 ITLJAT'c V i$-lAT 'rtU I THINK! SHE WANTS YOU CAN HAVE A TROMBONE' J PIkER! SOME PEACE P,J I'1 - - QUIET.' fif . F I 4 1- ' I / DO 'T BUY IT.' \ PLEASE! PLEASE' ,.. / e-;z ) , ,\ Q. 1i I zpi,t! 1. 4 `11 . — __ and milk products. And I am provide a milk product that is happy to tell you that it is now low in lactose. Dairy farmers who want the available in some parts of the country. The product is made market of those millions of from a special type of yeast and Americans who would like to '-I -¶ p -- by Bob Montana r s vv WHAT .4W. I laTE 5'llF \ GCCOIS I'M GETTING ThArSFOR I I 'VE LEARNED I IT! YOU INTERESTED IN THE BIRDS! I A LOT ABOJT I CA1dT USE ORNIflIOLOGV! !CA'.I5 .'.,P THAT KNOWLEDGE j —i/ DEF Y vou ITL Yo . TOG,IE ME CAaf - >.. . TOPI CAL SENTENCE WID Ti THE WQQ P.:CAN IN IT! OPMAL I be happy to hear that. Other people who want their dairy to pro vide such a product can tell milk may be their problem. My question is, your column their local dairy to contact indica ted that there mi ght be a SugarLo about the process. small packets of It are marketed as tact-Aid. You can put one packet of powder into one quart of fresh milk and let it stand in the refrigerator for 24 hours or longer and it will the IF A'wC'E CAN MAKE SOCCER PCPu.AR IPiTHE ) u.S.,PELEC.Aj' J - - t I use mill out can unless it is converted to low lactose requirements for our opening 10 per cent of whites have this .G th nr,nfr,.f. frn b t— WELL, Ho w RBoUI THAT! __ ' AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY — — _:T- ThA V$y I and other minorities and about -- problem it is a huge market nwnitinti -....0 the time fbi' rlalrvI industry pr ovides low Lactose " is - - . ill other milk piroducts. Current these products does not elimInate the lactose problem (41, IiiIN , , .j.4. "I wish for a future like still cause people to get sick. Liz Taylor's past!" mission, which is studying double taxation. In other action, the cornrmssioners: — Gave preliminary approval for a 5.5 per cent cost of living raise for c ity employes. ByROBLLOYD Herald Staff Writer i Twn mPm}rc nf th Sanfnrd Housing Authority (SHA) board F '\! / 111111111111. I Jr rt - - - \iA '.') • '' Wilson, employed to ad- ". ) U)' I. I'. RYCU ';-;;:, _ - ,.-..-. ". - - HORSEE'I HAW-HAW-HAW-HAWiU WH.AThWE FAC1ORY PI' H )(F'EI4Ef? FROM? MW! (rET Xy HAWU c50 km P OFMV f PEW ,,, i • years, has been the object of a -. f I for a special SHA board (Continued On Page 3-A Today . .. . - By 1990, A Bus May _ 1. --- - ---------------6-A Take You To Work - 'i_al Bridge ------------------ 8-B Calendar - - -- _____ - - IPP..: lIi*ItI.wt ______ _____ ______ I I -.../ 4 &.-. . -.li• -- . ' . S%IAIIIFJ4 . .. .14i4 "' Dr. Lamb.. ............ .6-8 Horoscope ................6-B Hospital ...................3-A Obituaries ----------------2-,t Sports ..... ------------1-3-B --------- 4-B Television 7-A Women...... -, TLar- ___________ ___________ -_-_ J._ .. tii.11111_.11111••_ ____ ________ I. - - utal .6-B - I - -metr..poaa sr.a'a tran- sportatlon needs in 1990 with a highly-developed mass transit system instead of a beltilne expressway were decided Friday by transportation policy committee of elected officials Iri,i Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. The plan of attack includes adding two lanes for buses and carpools to I-I, building or widening 585 miles of roads and purchasing about 600 buses. Seminole residents will be served by a bus system including neighborhood loops routes in most communities that connect with Monday's high S5, today's low both local' and express' routes to downtown Orlando, other communities and major shopping areas Like Altamonte Mall. 65. Rainfall: .04 inch. ik l , The whole project will cost more than $600 million — about Partly cloudy through $550 million for highway improvements and $86 million for the Wednesday. Chance of thundershowers. highs mid and transit network — and that's where the question mark comes in. upper 60s. Northwest winds 15 "We may not make it," says East Central Florida Regional m.p.h. decreasing at night. Planning Council transportation expert James Lee, citing funding Rain probability 40 per cent problems. "You've got to match those federal funds to spend grader at Pinecrest School, was among the crowd of Yountem today, 20 per cent tonight and 30 them." ALL-AMERICAN Eight-year-old Joe)' Evans, a third FRECKLE KING eluded competition in track and field events. (Herald photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Primary Traaspor tatiin planners are betting that Seminole residents jobs, shopping centers and to nI W)O will clwoae to ride Crossord ............6-B ess tLetct. Editorial - - .8-A' ..wntow:. Tactics (er meetiiig the Ortan ............ 7-A Dear 1bby .5 _______ -- - --- - --- Comics enjoying popcorn and drinks at the school'3 annual May Day Play Day Monday. The day also Elections Under - Voters in all three counties will have a chance to appcove the per cent Wednesday. Details and tides on Page 3-A. Way In Six States The former California governor June 12. to win outside the South and West yet Party officials predict that Carter a result with the exception of conservative will make a strong showing as month of Indiana and is still to carry a major this endorsements earlier of Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton and other Northern industrial state. Oregon also is the only place where party leaders. Carter is being tested on anything Although Ford's 701 Is more than approaching equal terms, and failure of the 1,130 needed for the GOP his remaining rivals to stall him there nomination, he faces a much tighter put his bandwagon beyond race than Carter does. Carter 's nearest could stopping. rival is Rep. Morris K. Udall with 292:5 Carter was favored in the southern delegate votes, states voting today and risked little Oregon shapes up as the critical dis grace from any loss to Sen. Frank the state convention By The Associated Press President Ford has passed the halfway mark in his quest for the Republican presidential nomination and Democrat Jimmy Carter has a chance to reach the same milestone as six states held presidential primaries today. And Missouri Democrats were to select 54 deleizates in district con. --------------inc tentative eparing ventions tonight — more delegates than of the first steps in pr were at stake in any of the individual SIX pri maries. would win 100 or more of the 191 the city's 1976-77 budget. — Waived building permit delegates being contested in today's primaries in Arkansas. Idaho, Ken- fees for several houses being Ford's delegate strength was pushed ...i i.. IIg3LdUUII LU UVIUV UIV &WIUJ. If no funds can be raised, the metropolitan area will be left with what Lee calls the - 'do nothing" alternative — no beltline, leaving mass transit as it is today and improving only a minimum number of highways. Other alternatives considered by the transportation policy committee were building the full beltline, building just the eastern half — the proposal endorsed by a citizens' advisory group — and building just the western half. The mass transit system will reduce traffic congestion, cut nose levels, conserve energy and diminish air pollution over the do nothing plan, Lee said, citing an 11-year study of the metropolitan area's transportation needs by the regional plan- No beltline and an improved transit system would cut congested Brown, Jr., in Nevada. or to California Gay. Edmund G. a look for funding. If no funds are available, the subcommittee was told to seek new Oregon also carries the distinction of Church in Church's home state of Idaho With the 740 he already has, this would gi'.e him well over half the l505 he needs for nomination, Missouri's conventions will be held in electorate. 11w other five states voting additional cent on the gasoline tax. A committee has been appointed to ning council. Under the metropolitan area's present highway and tran. it system, by 1990 34 per cent of the roads will have serious congestion problems. The mass transit system will, planners predict, cut that to 26 per cent — slightly ahead of the full per cent rating. A combination of part of the beitline's to tucky, Nevada. Oregon and Tennessee. battleground for both parties. For one thing, it may be Reagan's last chance before the GOP convention to prove he can win a state with a middleground proposed transportation system because they'll have to okay a tax to pay for it — probably either an increased sales tax or an traditional bellwether. presidential candidate since 1924 has lost the primary re and still gone on to win the White House. roads to 24 per cent. U.S. 17.92 and SR36 are both among the roads expected to have the most serious congestion problems. I, ~ I Featured In Special Edition in 1927. She moved back to the community and bought a winter interests in the community and is acti vely in volved in a fence business, herald Staff Writer home in t he 1950s. The Anderson family — Mr. and Mrs. P.D. Anderson Jr., — remains, Mrs. Green said, in the Lake Mary's past Little of are Involved with nurseries in Lake Mary and Fern Park with Lake Mary's 2,500 residents would not have recognized their way of historical items, except for the cemetery, across the by a their son Parker D. Anderson III. The younger Anderson is railroad tracks, begun in 1894 and currently managed town in the 1920s — the decade when the Chamber of Commerce n.nl,Ln, h;. Ln I -.,--,A .--- e,,,,,n,, I,.., t..,,i .o.. Dduuilg II-U3UIU wiiettry aaauwuuu. was founded, Cackleberry t'arms Lnrlveu, and term on the city council there. And there isa young P.D. Anderson ones millstones — two large four has was the town's fastest growing in"And Arolyn True and rabbit raising flourished n-','- -.--- two small ones — from the old starch factory, once a thriving The Chamber of Commerce and civic-minded businesses are industry, employing inany residents of the area," she said. letha Fowler, sti ll active in the Chamber, has her home on sponsoring a spec i al sect ion in Wednesday's ed ition of The , .- .-. . --'- -- - IV, the councilman's son. se ttled in the vicinity. The town's first name was his own. A train station for the railroad, founded by Longwood's founder, E.W. Henck, at the site was named "Bents." In the same decade, Judge McDonald Paramore, a civil engineer, surveyed a town site and it was called Be lle Fontaine. lfl lhP 1RkV flr W II I'u2nc fih' nf nn t',,,.....,... ... .i, . area and the community's name was changed to take Mary. The combined community is said to have been named for the - - Mrs. True attends many city council meetings, in fact wife of one of the early settlers, the Rev. J.F. Sun&U, who came practi ca lly all of them, including special ones and workshops. She to t he area in 1894 as pastor of the Upsala Swedish Presbyterian I he is retired from the railroad) live in the old Peckham t,omniodate its employer, and a general store. The starch was Cackleberry Farms, begun in 1923, with the goal of a "chicken a groves and participates in civic activities such as the election ho mestead. made from the root of the cassava plant. The enterprvse was minute," no longer exists, nor does the Bathing Casino on the board. Bitt, relatively few of the old families remain, The gr'at discontinued in 1909. Legend u that the factory, at least most of its Mrs. Claire Evans, widow of a pillar of the community in the Club, majority of take Mary's residents are "newcomers." new in the major equipment, was moved to Pennsylvania. Today, just the Mary Women's the Lake 1920,.%Frank Evans, is active in structures of that day are still standing. past three decades. opposite u occurring throughout the south as industries are periodically, meetings attends city council "They were just torn down and the lumber and block used for The lake Mary Chamber Commerce, celebrating of its 54th moving here from the north. gas grocery store and the Homer Gleason, who operated other things," said Mrs. Margaret Green, au thor of a forthcomin g Chamber. anniversary this year, and the oldest continually active chamber active In the but remains the '2i, is retired, official station in Is listed as the book on Lake Mary's history which The Lake Mary community sur%ii,ed the citrus freele of 104 eastern shore of Lake Mary. Few uf the city's well-known I f _______ ~~ request Evening Herald, a reprint of a May 26, 1928 section of that day's part of the tract originally occupied by Cackleber-ry Farms. Ed is involved with the Lake Mary Women's Club and the Chamber. Church. Clarence and Marion Peckham of an old Lake Mary family Early lake Mary had a star-co factory and a hotel to acZimmerman, another old-timer, is retired, takes care of his fruit edition of The Sanford Herald, outlining the city's history. [7 S selected by tenants as their in connection with a lor;representative on the SHA running modernization 'a . ';. - dustry. LEW The picketing at the SHA cordance with SHA by-Laws, minister 480 low-rent public housing units for nearly four board, said he has delivered a we TUMBLEWEEDS week.long picketing effort by meeting to SHA chairman Joint Tenant Council Richard Evans. Brown said if Evans doesn't representatives who want him honor the reauest, in acfired are trying to force a meeting of offices, West 10th Street, was that the Tenant Council will the board to consider firing or called off Monday afternoon, request a Seminole County suspending SHA Executive This morning SHA board Grand Jury probe of housing member George W. Brown, authority operations, especial! Director Thomas Wilson III. By DONNA ESTES Garry Trudeau DOONESBIJRY ' (0 I. 5 I " Lake Mary Chamber Of Commerce I •,srw&,i.,*.Ijip*w Julian Stenstrorn were asked to represent the city at a Wednesday night meeting of the Seminole County Tax Corn- I' - ,, 1, commercial methods of making / Try o Force Meeting I ~~~~~~~l i, — Reappointed George uncommitted status and throw in with the state's 10 congressional districts, today are in the string of more conBrown to the Sanford housing the President at the urging of Vice The 14 otter members of the state's 71. servative southern and western states Authority board of com President Non A he member delegation will be selected at considered prime Reagan territory, Carter, meanwhile, was predicting missioners. 1 -, ,, 11:4 I .. r .8 I ., I - I to mm / improved under a SEEDCO over the halfway mark on Monday program for low-income when 119 previously uncommitted New York delegates agreed to give up their families. - millions have. Of course the dairies will have to use low lactose milk to make low Lactone cotta ge cheese, yogurt and and these commercial products - county hasn't spent any of its road budget inside the city limits for several years. I product is more widespread It people with poor lactose will become available in local tolerance. I think this is an exciting prospect to really do something 01W main complaints is that the ". abut the lactose problem HEIGHT & WEIGHT CHART municipali ti es, listed county by Gill Fox f".- nlprpc thø ny 1". rn excellent litigate. "But I don't think we ought to jump in with all feet and file suit," he said. "We should ask them to reconsider the petition." The petition, filedlast year by seven county's the services which do not benefit city residents. One of Sanford's ., Hopefully, as knowledge of the help both the dairy farmer and by Bob Ths. ' - Radio City Station, New YOrk, N. V 70079) SIDE GLANCES 1 4 10, . Manager Warren Knowles. MIZC said the court opinion would make exactly seven hidi of nn tricks. No one would have In other words, an opening seen that the hand belonged in bid is an opening bid in any two hearts.' position Jim: "Today almost any . SugarLo Company, P.O. Box 1017, Atlantic City, N.J., 08404. products nation wide. It will -- Th e answer is th at we try to SHA Board Members . 11 law," said Sanford City res pond one notrump and the maintain the same minimum hand would play there. South -o / bills. "Seminole County has never complied with the spirit of the e lactose dairy products. Since lactose double sugar into single sugars. I have tried it and it i',, iI Farrar a little bit to encourage national distribution of low more than 80 per cent of blacks Vnii ,- I Several readers have asked Oswald. - In the earliest us if we favor light, th ird-hand days of contract bidding North o pening bids. products should also push Dr. convert about 75 per cent of the works. FRANK AND ERNEST 5- -._.4Jj'i would o pen one spade, Sou th -wit IfI - - I __iI acceptable and prohibited municipal taxation on the courts rather than the state legislature. State law has prohibited double taxation since Florida's newconstitution was adopted ln I%8 ut resi.ints of Seminole's seven municipalities have received no relief on county tax a .'. " 4 _ _`15___ . by placing the burden of drawing the lines between - with a three-card suit, it is not a fate wore than death. The second thing to learn about it is that you don't open a three-card club suit when you have a five-card suit in your hand. You only open a short club when you don't have any really good bid problem. It really upsets me to have gas, cramps and diarrhea _________________________ everytime I try to drink a glass of milk. At first my doctor supermarkets across the thought it was just nerves but I country. It Is already available found out about the lactose in parts of Canada. Alan problem from reading your Kilgerman of SugarLo plans to column and s topped using milk make the process availa ble to sugar, lactose. found in milk want the dairy industry to W - passandyouhavetoplayone have a dairy farm I have this - a quorum to make decisions. She also said the amendment could "completely emasculate and indicted late last year along with Commissioner _ -fi-905.1 action could result in a / tax break for city residents. A Florida Supreme Court / mirn "opens the door for municipalities," City Attorney C. Vernon Mire Jr. told city commissioners Monday night, Partner can pass. If he does tually be Improved. Industry Association, 6300 hearts and South would make DEAR READER — Yes, North River Road, Rosemont, either eight or nine tricks" there is a way to split the double Illinois 60018. Tell him that you 54 ARCHIE _ Lamb _% a 1175 petition protesting double taxation of city residents. ' Jim: ' Th ere are two things to know about it. The first that it is not a forcing bid. enzyme? I'd dearly love to be gas, diarrhea problems and (For a copy of JACOBY able to use milk again. Besides problems with milk tolerance good player would open the North hand with one club . MODERN, send $1 to: "Win niy husband would be happier if get busy and write to Dr. the market for milk could . Richard Farrar, United Dairy South would respond one at Bridge." do this heart, North raise to two newspaper. P.O. Box 489, 0 - Dr. You ') !OW'!ge way to split the double sugar with an enzyme. Is there any some dairies to do this. I would way people Like me can get the suggest that all of you who have N / Taxation P r ot e S t Reopens .11)C LILY 01- 3fl1OI'U Will asi Seminole County to reconsider called short club that it seems worthwhile to devote some ar tides to the bid. I was one of the young ex pert. of th e Th irties who developed it. Since that time it has changed very other ieuple with gas, diarrhea and indigestion don't know that \\j Harry Kwiatkowski and County Atty. Thomas Though no convictions have resulted, Hattaway measure as proposed by Hattaway was "un- void the Sunshine Law." everyone knows the intent of because alone were enough to have necessary" Ray Sittig, Florida League of Municipalities Freeman for violations of the Sunshine Law. A argued the indictments grand jury charged the trio with holding secret the law. executive director, supported Hattaway. press." the officials "crucified by the State Rep. Vince Fechtel, R-Leesburg, voted "Under the law, as it is, city officials don't know meetings in connection with a clay pit. The charges However, Deputy Atty. Gen. Jim Whisenand said was Passed on what to do when they are going to be maliciously were dismissed. Shevin felt Hatt.away's bill would emasculate the against the measure when It y JACQUELINE Herald Staff Writer Oswald: We have had so many questions about the so- and all milk products. Miracles dairies so they can produce low of miracles, nerves and all, I lactose milk and market it to got well. I wonder how many the public. Your husband will -.-- 4\\ were unable to drink milk or use milk products. Although we Passed two weeks ago by a 84-25 vote in the Florida house, the amendment would have allowed officials to dodge requirements set forth by the Sunshine Law if less than a quorum is present for a S - 1. taway. B By OSWALI) and JAMES JACOBY Milk Sugar Split By Yeast Product the Government in the Sunshine Law. meeting. Conditions having an effect point. "strongl" opposed the bill, said the Hattaway County Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway, was proposal would "completely void and emasculate" are being indicted as a result, according to Ilat cumvent the law by meeting in groups of fewer than responsibilities rather than issue over trivial matters. Try uuR.l tactics won't work. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. IjuOEM - ANN sounded the I I I've talked it over with the governor and I agree bodies sWd be added to the statute. ,,But this bill Is not the answer," declared Dunn, a the press was the major it's said Though Hattaway a very dangerous bill. You could kill the real opponents had charged would gut Florida's LandIlattaway, a Democrat from Altamonte Springs opponent to his proposal, many top officials former general counsel to the goveraor. inSunshine Law," Brantl'y said. of the benefits mark open-meetings law. told the committee that public ofand member of Seminole County's 'legislative cluding two members of the Seminole delegation Hattaway Gay. Reuhin Askew has been quoted as saying he Judicial Circuit had been indicted 18th The Senate Governmental Operations Committee delegation, argued that the law was so vague that have publicly voiced opposition, would refuse to sign the amendment even if it ficials in the but none convicted. voted 7-1 to defeat the measure after a spokesman there was noway for public officials to know exac y Sen. Lori Wilson, I-Merritt Island, said the bifl passed the senate. Representive Hattaway's cousin, Seminole from Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's office said the what constitutes a violation. Many public officials would open the door for elected bodies to cirWhisnand, commenting Shevin's office to accomplish your pISCES (Feb. 21).March 20) % , is one of those days when you Usually you're quite forgiving, make a big might try to skirt your but today you may uIJ I ...'CAUSE THOSE NUMBERS INCLUDE TITLE PAGE, TABLE 'VTh OF CONTENTS, INDEX, IES, THEY'RE Supreme Court, death knell fir a Bob Hattaway-sponsored proposal prosecuted even if only two show up for the meeting. Whisenand argued. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This by Larry Lewii Sunsh*ne Bill, 7 1 prosecuted," Sittig said. Under the law, as now interpreted by the Sunshine Law, which states all meetings attended House floor, Sen. Edgar Dunn, D-Daytona Beach, agreed the Senate President Designate Lew Brantley if public officials meet with the by public officials must be open to the public. 're is a test of reasonableness that must be predicted the amendment would not see a vote by law needs amending. He said specific exemptions intent of circum venting requirements to make for attorney-client conferences with governing public decisions in the open, then they can be applied and it has work"d well for 10 years," the Senate during this session, By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer likely. Just tend to Your own toward an old pal, too attentive measures, when the toward a new one. Treat alms today. Don't quit 15 in sight, II end ia.IjIIluIu everyone equally. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1 lly it will take full strokes, not halfship today by behaving coo Jiaji D eath Knell Sounded On Amendment Proposal "ll CANCER (June 21-July fl) garden. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You may jeopardize a friend- juuI - ________________________________________ TAURUS (April you money or time. Sanford, Florida 37771—Price 10 Cents 68th Year, No. Don't enter into any SAGI ARIJJS(N0'l 23-Dec. wisely today, Pace your agreements at this time that 21) mentally and physically. It's you have doubts about. can wiser to back off graciously Taking on more than you JIIIlBJIUI 111111111 eirk1l., fy ___________ ______ BQ1Pri A 42 Playground 13 Low haunt Ill Biblical weed equipment __________ 15 Being (taInt 46 Colt instructor IcIE tRii, -1 47 High cards 16 Pub drink 4 That girl I? Operatic SOlO 49 Fish eggs 25 Baltimore -27 Female saints IS Summer (Fr) 50 Three-banded 5 61h Jewish month 19 Large plants armadillo tab 21 Bills of lading 51 Musical sound 6 Afrcan river 28 Nuisance 7 Leg joint lab) 33 Hawk used in 52 Latin hunting 22 Income (Sp) Conjunction 8 Depot (ab) (p1 ) 9 Birds song 34 Slight hollow 24 Plates of sheet 36 Stylish S3 Fender mishap 10 Ascended iron IFr) 11 Boys name 37 Wandering 54 Shame (II) 26 College (p11 officials 38 Treaty group 55 Burmese wood 19 BrilliantSprite 28 Parenthesis lab colcred 40 Classifies 56 Table scraps (ab) 29 Small rug songbirds 43 Small DOWN 20 Bird with songbird 30 So" at Gad I Moslem prince iridescent 44 Greek letter (Bib ) (va) r leathers 31 lifetime 45 Birds home 2 Clothed 23 Mexican sla,le 48 Body of water 32 School sign 3 Jewish ascetic food SO Stir (Coll) MI . 4 __________ E ., 0 HOROSCOPE _ __________________ S _ ______ For Tuecday, May 25, 1976 (VJ1 _j! tjiq "Cei't !!"C! 12 A swer to Previous Puzzle ill Heritage project of the city's Bicentenni3l celebration. $1 Mrs. Green and her family moved to lake Mary in the early li2Os and left as did man) uther, alter the I-luriLL4 fli..-OlLl busted fie was designated a city councilman in the city's charter nearly o(commerce in Florida is trying to keep ttr2 community's history three years ago. Otis Sjoblum of another old family retains his real estate alive, The community began in 1870 when a man named Beats and the boom bust of 1927. In August 1913, the residents voted to (Continued On Page 2-A) �IA—Evening hors Id, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May is, 1f7 - Mrs. Bechtold Again Slated For Court Date NA110N IN BRIEF Drug Prices May Drop WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court decision allowing pharmacists to advertise the prices of their prescription drugs may mean that customers will pay less for medication, according to a consumer group Involved in the case. Alan B. Morrison, who represented the Virginia Citizens' Council in the case that led to the court's Monday ruling, said, "I would expect that some pharmacy chains will start advertising prices and that prices will start coming down." The seven-man court majority said consumers have a constitutional right to receive information onprescription drug prices, Family To Keep Children COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Sitting next to the casket, Sheri Hardy, 13, Joey, 11, and little Amber, 7, seemed unable to comprehend the tragedy that had befallen them, nor the mysteries of the course their mother had charted to provide for them after her death. Where did they belong? And to whom' Within hours after cancer victim Linda Joy Hardy was buried Monday, in her 33rd year, her family issued a terse statement saying the three children will remain with relatives despite their mother's wishes that they be adopted by a California couple to whom she gave written consent. Hazing Victim Te s tifie S WASHINGTON AP - A Marine private who was shot , .. .. ,4.11 k....;.,, . ;c.,;.,.. UI'. IMI1 U UI IH IlLU U'..MJI UI4L W5 IW&IIIb L WJUI before a house panel investigating alleged Marine Corps training abuses. , Pvt. Harry W. Hiscock was scheduled toestify toda before the House personnel subcommittee. hliscock and drill instructors at the Parris Island, S.C., training base testified at court martial proceedings last February that the instructors forced him to shout obscenities and degrading things while groveling on his hands and knees before he was accidentally shot. Noise Concern Increases WASHINGTON (API —Although a new Census Bureau study shows that crime ranks sixth among Americans' complaints about their neighborhoods, bureau analyst says that doesn't necessarily mean people consider the other problems to be more serious. households complained about noise, while only about a third complained about crime, L a ke _________ A.IlIIIlI OFFICIALS DISCUSS CIVIL DEFENSE By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Sanford police have arrestr.J a'6 14-year-old man on attempted murder and arson charges In connection with a weekend residencefire and a 42-year-old man on three counts of aggravated child abuse. Sylvester Williams, 24, of 1922 W. 13th St., Sanford, was booked at county jail Monday in lieu of $10,000 bond on attempted murder and firstdegree arson charges, after Impact Fee Called Illegal By ED PRICKETI' herald Staff Writer County Attorney Thomas Freeman today said the county's collection of all impact both conventional and fees is planned unit development illegal without an ordinance, "It's illegal to collect any impact fees without an ordinance, I've already told commissioners that," Freeman said. The county attorney was expected later in the day to reiterate his opinion on impact fees after the county commission I&-,t Tuesday failed to reach ii decision on a developer's request for plat approval without payment of the $3loper unit fee. Developer Everett Huskey asked the commission last Tuesday for plat approval for 32 ,..,,.. ,._ lots in Sweetwater a'..i._ Huskey was the first developer who sought plat approval for a PlJD'wlthout payment of the customary impact fee. After Commissioner Richard Williams offered to make a test case out of the Huskey request, the developer offered to go ahead and pay the Impact fees. But, the commission said It wasn't sure of the legality concerning PUD. Freeman was not in attendance to deliver the ruling, and the issue was postpostponed until today. Williams said in his opinion PUD zoning Is legal, thus, - ruL - Now, the requests for conventional zoning can be handled administratively. Impact fees are used In the school system and for the countywide fire district, Williams and Commissioner John Kimbrough say citizens will be required to pick up the tab if developers are allowed to renege on their promise to pay $310 per unit. Also, Kimbrough has charged Freeman with manipulating the impact fee situation. Kimbrough said Freeman promised developers he would outlaw impact fees in return for promises of campaign contriIxitions to Democratic coffers. Freeman, a Democrat, denied the charges. In other arrests, Sanford police Jailed Joseph Williams, 20, of Midway, in lieu of $10,000 bond on charges of burglary and possession of stolen property. being arrested by Sanford police detective Tom Bernosky. Police said the arrest was made after a joint investigation by police, fire department officials and Deputy State Fire Marshal Ernest Wright into a fire early Sunday that damaged a two-family residence at 709 Orange Ave., Sanford. Police said a blaze that started in a bathroom at the residence of Mrs. Thelma Wheeler was confined to that area by firemen. Fire Chief G.M. Harriett said other areas of the structure were damaged by heat and smoke. Officials said four children In the residence when the fire started escaped safely, Leroy Pendelton Sr., 42, of apartment 55, William Clark Court, Sanford, was being held in county jail today in lieu of $8,000 bond on three counts of aggravated child abuse. Jail records indicated that was arrested Pendleton Monday at his residence by Sanford police on a circuit court warrant. Details of the charges immediately were not available. Williams, identified by authorities as a missing witness in a circuit court robbery trial docketed this week, was charged in connection with a break-in Monday afternoon at the residence of B.F. Lindsey, 511 Hickory Ave., Sanford, police said. Witnesses saw a man force open a window at the house, according to police reports, and the only items reported taken in the burglary were a $12 rod and reel. Circuit court files indicate that a Joseph Williams, listed as a witness to a Feb. 6 $15 strongarm robbery of a migrant worker at Midway, failed to show, up for taking of pre-trial testimony twice In April in the case in which two men are scheduled for trial this week before Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. S eca ll S Shocks Okayed For O'Malley I Arthritis Afflicts Elephant "We're searching for some way to help Dixie," said Dr. Ronald Sampsell, veterinarian at Crandon Park Zoo. "Her leg is beginning to bend. She cannot support her weight adequately, and It's just going to get worse and worse." The 18-year-old Indian elephant was tranquilized Monday, and bales of straw were stacked under her to lift the weight off her afflicted foreleg so the x-rays could be taken. WORLD IN BRIEF Needmonay forurvacatic) yo n? Rnn11% lr Aflnn+ir C—om1!i w MR — -*.a * Castro Letter Says Cubans Are Pulling Out Of Angola 1 MW Robins, Ga., James Dees, Henry W. Dees, 7, or Ocala, Anthony, Vern Dees, Ft. The head of the federal Drug died Saturday. Born in Fierce, Walter Dees, Silver Administration Ft Enforcement lived in Sanford Springs and Glen Snow, Lakeland. at Newark, Bessie 'DEAl task force most of his life, moving to Ocala Pierce: twosisters, Mrs. retired Iightsey, Lake Wales, Mrs N.J., will become chief of the in 1973. He was a Susan Williams, Mt. Plymouth; Central Florida DEA task force mechanic and Baptist. Survivors ir.clnde his wife, 12 grandchildren and three by July 1, a DEA spokesman Mrs. Mabel Dees of Silver great-grandchildren, Brisson Funeral home is in Springs; two daughters, Mrs. Pearl Sims, Anthony, and Mrs. charge of arrangements. Jeanette Jessup, Ft. McCoy; live sons, Wesley Dees, Warner ————————————————————— 24.HO'JRAPPLICATION announced Monday. Named to replace Don Harper of Miami, as the head of the controversial local area drug investigation unit was Carlo Boccla, 34. Harper, who has been interim DEES. HENRY W.— Citayflde head of the Central Florida task ,aric.s tcr Hinry W. Dees, It. o Ocala, who Mod Saturday, wlIl force since John LePore was be held TPvriday a, 7 p.m., at transferred after a number of LakivitwCerniteryw*tn Rev. S. cooperating area law enin officiating Briuon forcement agencies pulled their FuvcaI Home i In charge t wrangsmInt%. agen:s out of the task force, will .k r'...It. return w wv South Florida DEA task force, officials said. Seminole County recently took over sponsorship for a I SH A APPLIcANr CO-APPLICANT A;I: 11F'F'' ADDRESS I i I 01,Y zip STATE LMPLOYMFNF I SOC. SEC. NO.________________ TYPE OF LOAN DESIREl) I AMOUNT OF LOAN $ PAYMENTS DESIRED RE!) 1 CAN HE REACUW l)URIN(; OFFICE HOURS Al' P1 K)NE_________________________________________ .'ii..it I I — — — — — — ——— — — — — — — — — — — — S I ru , Kissinger . tAeeti ng Called Atlantic F'Litio,uj hank of SnfJ n iouASi f[)IC Warning: Tha Surgeon General Has Durnr,r' That Cigarette Srnokmg is Dangerous to Your He:h. Eugene K. Garfield, pt-esident, chairman and chief executive officer of Auto-Train, . will be the principal Speaker when the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce holds its annual awards banquet at Sanford Chic Center on MG TAR Friday night. civic clubs, ous ations and Individuals In mg nc will be honored at the banquet, which will be highlighted by the It - j -r:-.--. . - • ' -...;__ Ti.. _._..'.I•. , I presentation of the Topper Award for outstanding corn- 'Fthament munity service. There will be door prizes awarded, including a 'surprise,' Chamber according to Executive MG TAR.. Jack Manager Homer. NATURE TRAIL DEVELOPING The banquet is open to members of the Chamber and Students at Winter Springs Elementary School, from left, Audrey their guests. Reservations may Thomas, Michelle Sawyer, Michelle Smith and William Brown, be made by calling the have been busy making fence pole holes, for the rustic fence, Chamber office. Cocktails will be served at the enclosing about three acres on the campus, lobe used as a natural environmental area, with a nature trail. David Sawyer, principal, Chamber Building at 6:30 p.m. said the youngsters have been working hard, and making good with the dinner at the Civic Center scheduled to start at progress. herald Photo by Elda Nichols) 7:30. Booth Named To Replace Hunter By JANE CASSEIJIERRY Herald Staff Writer WINTER SPRINGS Former City Councilman John Booth was appointed Monday night to fill the Group I seat left vacant with the resignation last week of Irwin Hunter, whose term runs through December. Booth, who has lived in the city for five years served a twoyear term, but was defeated for re-election in December, 1974, by John Daniels. Booth won the appointment in a 3-1 vote over other nominees John Newsome and Don Sines. Mayor Troy Piland announced a change in cornmission appointments, naming Booth as Planning and Zoning commissioner and Councilman $11,500 a year, effective the next pay period. Bradshaw will immediately replace Fred Roberts as Public Works Department head. Funding for Roberts' CETA (Comprehensive Employment Training Act) funded position will expire June 30 and until that time he will be working under Bradshaw. In addition to the $2,393.35 increase for Bradshaw, Councilman Claude Ash tried to ministrative error was found, it was shown through testimony that Bradshaw has conducted himself in a highly professional way and has been an asset to the city." The council later approved payment of attorney's fees incurred by Bradshaw in his defense during the inquiry. In a 3-2 vote the council decided not to pursue the City's jurisdictional suit against the Florida Public Service Cominclude in his motion a $521) a mission. Mounting legal fees year increase in salary for and the odds against winning an Building Department clerk appeal before the State Karen Haley and an annual Supreme Court dampened salary of $11,500 for Fire Chief Council's resolve to see the Charles Holzman. This move fight to the end. City officials failed, but Council will consider were angered to learn the PSC the proposed increases on an had taken over the city's jurisdiction over setting utility individual basis. rates within the municipality Last fall, Bradshaw was the Ernest Hendrix, police comand was considering a 112 per subject of a live-week inquiry missioner. Council voted to make into sworn complaints from cent rate increase requested by Building Official Ray Brad- residents concerning his con-- the North Orlando Water and shaw head of the Public Works duct in office. The investigation Sewer Corp. The city's case in Department in addition to concluded with the council Circuit Court was dismissed by heading the Building Depart- voting 3-2 for a resolution Judge Kenneth Leffler. Council was encouraged by ad'although ment, raising his salary to statin. LOflWOOCI LJe?ers Un By DONNA EISTE.S Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD - New plans to expand the police Atation were presented by Councilman Lawrence Goldberg to the city council Monday night but approval to begin construction was not forthcoming. Goldberg, who last week said that "a guy in the fire department - Roger Shea -" was willing to build three room.'I onto t he police sta tion at a tota l MAY21, 196 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Annie B. Bennett Martha V. Bourquardez Marjorie Canton William 0. Carpenter Viola S. Frank 1 7 13 13 MidLsiol MG TAR' submitted an estimate of $3,800 for the police department expansion program. He said the estimate included everything with much of the labor donated. Goldberg also submitted a bid from "Home Sweet Home" for $5,800 for the same work. the fact that the PSC had failed to grant the interim rate Increase requested by North Orlando W&S Corp. A public hearing on the final rate increase will be held by PSC June 17 at the Quality Inn at 1-4 and SI 434 beginning at 9:30 am. Mayor Piland read a proclamation of appreciation and acceptance declaring May 24 as Appreciation Day as Charles True, representing Winter Springs Development Corp., officially turned over the keys to the new Fire Station No. 2 in Tuscawilla to Fire Chief Charles Holzman. The fire house and property valued at more than $100,000 are a gift from the developer of Tuscawilla to the city. A formal ceremony is planned in the near future for the official opening of the fire station. MG___ TAR --"--0.9 Mg. nc. VANTAGE 11MG e TAR MERIT 941ft, Holzman said the delivery date of the Mack Truck fire engine, which has been changed several times, is now set for the end of July. 0 lrrig.nc. TOTIOfl rians lie said all work would meet cost of $2,652 exclusive of electrical, carpeting and the Southern Standard Building painting brought a new Code. Councilman Parker estimate to the governing body. Anderson, however, questioned This week Goldberg said the whether it would not be more owner of Wills Masonry, whose proper to consider the "capital son is a police officer, has improvement" at budget time HOSPITAL NOTES Oi mg, ns. Oimq.nc. On Winter Springs Council Cynthia . agan Hattie Harris boardmeinber Samuel DalI Johns SHA (Continued From Page Wright Jr. O'Neal E. Mathews During the, weeklong public Homer I.. Miller program using federal funds. Evans, principal at Lake controversy in which Tenant Brett C. Nelson Howell High School in south Council members presented 15 Marian Itethwill and Seminole, wasn't available this grievances against Wilson to get Alfred Rothweiler board meeting on a sought a morning to comment Mary Louise Sword mainpossible special SHA board him fired, Evans hasthe next Marie L. WilkIn meeting. A spokesman in his tamed a position that Marion Fellabaum, Deltona office said Evans had been out meeting of the SHA board while Councilman Gerard Connell said immediate action prior to budget time should occur only if an emergency exists. Connell, noting the city is currently involved in a lawsuit with the engineering firm of pIT I 11Ugi MG '411J TAR Glace and Radcliffe, wherein the firm Is claiming $109,000 Is due them, preferred to wait until the suit Is settled. Council member June Lor- L1 01rgr. mann, admitting the police station is too small and too cluttered, said she would also like to wait until budget time. In other action, the council authorized Mayor James R. Lorrnann to have a police vehicle repaired. Goldberg said that the city mechanic has quit and has not been replaced. AS LOW AS YOU CAN GO AND STILL GET GOOD TASTE. - Orrie Bell Nelloms NEW! KENT GOLDEN LIGHTS. John Ngoyen Bernice J. Stringer Shannon Ward Margaret G. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Steven (MarthaI Bu.tsard's Girl Doris V. Blair, Mims Billy Butler, Deltona SMOKING SATiSFACTiON WITH ONLY 8 MG TAR. (;ertrude C. Heinemann, Silver Springs Sidaey A. Larsen. Deltona Cynthia Sweat, Geneva ,.I...S1SS11SS1 ••••••..• 19 W EATHER Monday's high 85, today's low 65. Rainfall .04 inch. Partly cloudy through on campus all morning visiting would be its regularly William Garmon, Fern Park %Sednesday. Chance of thanof June 10. Laura M. Geter, Lake dershowers. Highs mid and classrooms and was engaged in scheduled meeting Monroe upper 60s, Northwest winds 15 Brown today also questioned an interview In his office at II City mp.h. decreasing at night. a.m. and could not be disturbed. why an annual meeting for Hannah Giles, Orange DeLand Rain probability Its per cent H. Hatfield, Wilson, who says he won't be selection of a SHA board Edward Elsie B. Johnson, Deltona today, 20 per cent tonight and 30 pressured by the pickets into chairman hasn't been held as Katherine C. Nicholls, ' per cent Wednesday. resigning his position, eon- called for each May by the Iongwood EXTENI)EI) FORECAS1 firmed what Brown said about by-laws. Henrietta Page, Dellary thundershowersScattered ,The way I see it," Brown special or call meetings of the e Randt, Deltona SHA board as provided for In said, "If they have nothing to hide they would call a the by-laws adopted in 1943. Atlantic Bank 1 1 L ' federal grant funding the Central Florida task force after the orange County Sheriffs Department withdrew from the task force', along with Orlando police and the Brevard County Sheriff's Department. i I)VIlL ii STOCKHOLM. Sweden (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has told the Swedes that their neutrality depends on the strength of the United States and its allies. "The neutrality of some is made possible by the strength and commitment of others," Kissinger said Monday night in a toast at a dinner given for him by Foreign Minister Sven Andersson. He told a news conference Monday afternoon: "Sweden could not defend itself by itself without the existence of NATO. " 'VVhCIi oil need money to take a vacation, We W011't keep you waiting. Just fill out the simple loan application below, bring it to any Atlantic Bank and VOtl'li have an answer within 24 hours. When we say we've got money to lend NOW, We lllcal'l it. Force Chief HENRY DEES I S7I'(kK1I0LM,Sweden i APt —Fidel Castro has written Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme that Cuban troops are .,,.,êk.I.n.,,,, (.,rn An,,n19 !lnhl ,f them will hi. n., IJIJ n.wu (IWOII UlO(1544JWflJOWlUIM_tOflI&4U'..'#ttb ytheendoll9l6,anofficialof theSwedishForeign M`inistry said today. The Swedish official said Palme gave Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger a full report on the letter from the Cuban prime minister, Castro's letter gave no indication when the second half of the Cuban force would be withdrawn, the official said. lie reported that Palme received the letter Just before Kissinger arrived in Stockholm Sunday. The U.S. government estimates that Castro, at the urging of the Soviet government, sent about 15,000 troops to the former Portuguese African colony to light for the Marxist Popular Movement ( MPLA). With Soviet arms and the help of the Cubans, the MPI.A defeated two Angolan nationalist factions backed by the United States and South Africa. S we de s r 11T T - KEY BISCAYNE lAP) Sad-eyed Dixie the Elephant has had x-rays taken so doctors can determine whether to operate to relieve a severe arthritic problem that has left her unable to pupport. her three tons. R DEATH MIAMI tAP) - Two experts on electric shock therapy say such treatments on former Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley should not cause any memory loss that would affect his trial on federal extortion and tax evasion charges. "I would not think it would affect his memory of events well prior to the treatment program," said Dr. Daniel Hellman of St. Petersburg, head of the Florida Psychiatric Society. Dr. Lionel Blackman of West Palm Beach, author of a shock therapy handbook for doctors, said that "with a good psychiatrist giving the treatment there's no reason there would be any memory loss" relating to the trial. uur.s. EA N ames : ranches. However, the commission adopted an administrative Task GAINESVILLE (AP) - Insects, mites and ticks took a $123-million bite out of Florida's livestock industry in 1975, say University of Florida entomologists Philip C. Koehler and Jerry F. Butler. They have reported that external parasites are the most serious threat to animals and the most costly for the Industry. Feeding on animal body tissues, blood, skin and hair, parasites cause reduced weight, weakness and vulnerability to disease in beef and dairy cattle, poultry, horses and household pets. Koehler, who visits counties with large cattle operations to demonstrate treatments of Infested animals and methods of pest control, said the horn fly and cattle tail louse are the two most prevalent pests on Florida cattle 0 opportunity for a test case. About $4.5 million is on the books for future PUD cornmitments. Another $500,000 has been promised from conventional zoning. D 1 State civil defense officials were In Seminole County Monday to meet with John Spolaki (left), the county's deputy civil defense director, and Gary Kaiser (second from left), county public safety director and civil defense director. The out-of-town officials are (from left): Don Ranks of tie Civil Preparedness Agency, State Area Coordinator James Lawson and Florida Deputy Director Betty Nice. (HeralJ photo by Bill Vincent) Sanfordite Charg In ed Home Fire procedure last week which allows builders to secure 1 Continued From Page 1-A) approve a charter, changing their informal community to a city building permits for conventional zoning without with its own mayor and city counciL payment of the $310 per unit fee The next year it survived a vote to disincorporate. Meanwhile, new officers for the Chamber of Commerce i&- and without having to appear 77 year have been elected and will be formally installed in office before the county commission. Prior to that decision, by Seminole County Judge Wallace Hall during special builders and developers were ceremonies at 7 p.m. June 7 at the Forest Club house, The officers for the new year are: DeLores Lash, president; required to appear before the Don Jackson, vice president; and Lori Anderson, secretary- commission and explain why treasurer.Membersof theboardofdirectorsareMrs. Anderson, they refused to pay the $3l0 fee. Jackson, Mrs. Lash, Mack Blythe, John Decker, Mrs. Fowler, Paul Trissel and Ursula West. AREA L.J- '-L $123 Million To Insects Williams offered Huskey the A census study released Monday showed that in the 171 annual housing survey, the most frequently cited inadequacy in neighborhoods was noise. Nearly half the / Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Mrs. Jean Bechtold, the Spring Oaks baby-sitter who lost her appeal in circuit court last week to stop prosecution in the city court here, is scheduled to appear again In Municipal Judge Gene R. Stephenson's courtroom Thursday. The charge - operating a day care center in violation of the zoning ordinance - is the same one on which she was convicted some weeks ago and fined $204, plus court costs, on two counts. She said today the decision given by Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Leffler ordering her to stop baby-sitting is being appealed to the Florida Supreme Court in Tallahassee. "I'm trying to stay out of the Altamonte court because If I go back there again I'm going to Jail," Mrr. Bechtold said today. "The judge told me if I ever appear back In that court on the same charge I will be incarceratcu. I'm not looking forward to that at all." She said she is currently baby-sitting two children, the number city officials have said she can watch at a time and remain within the law. "My kids (those she was babysitting) are scattered among other baby-sitters in the area. "I was making $60 a week, taking care of six children. Who wash hurting?" asked Mrs. Bechtold. "They were all Spring Oaks children. They still come to my house after their mothers are home from work to play with my children. "The city says I can baby-sit two children, but that. three children would constitute a day care center. That's utterly ridiculous. If something happens to my next door neighbor who has five children I can take care of only two of them for her," she said. Mrs. Bechtold complained that others in her subdivision, north of SR-436, are operating full-fledged business In the development from a fence business to a garage nursery. "Those are real businesses. There are others who take in sewing, teach piano, teach ballet and baton and nothing is done about them," she said. "Homes are being sold out of a sales office in the subdivision. Income tax is being done in another home and one woman is baby-sitting 15 pre-school children. City officials have said that no one has complained about those businesses," she said. "I guess you have to keep your fingers crossed and hope to God your neighbors like you. Mayor Norman Floyd said recently that officials have been heeding the law which requires a follow-up on all complaints filed. He said both oral and written complaints were filed against Mrs. Bechtold, requiring city action. He said officials, sworn to enforce the law, must do so and that citizens do not have the right to pick and choose which laws they will obey. -p. P Livestock Industry Loses By DONNA ESTES Justice Department Probing Hays Staff Worker Scandal WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI agents are questioning possible witnesses In a Justice Department investigation of the relationship between Rep. Wayne Hays and a woman who claims she was paid $14,000-a-year in government funds to gratify his sexual desires. The public integrity section of the Justice Department's Criminal Division, recently established by Atty. Gen. Edward Levi to look into reports of official wrongdoing, Is conducting the investigation, an informed source said Monday. Hays, 64, chairman of the House Administration Corn. miltee, has denied the claim of Elizabeth Ray that her duties as a subcommittee staff worker consisted of having sexual relations with Hays. Hays called Miss Ray "a very sick woman" and accused the Washington Post, which first published her allegations, of conducting a personal vendetta against him. In a statement, he called the article "malicious" and said he was considering filing suit against ti'.e paper. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Chamber Sets Banquet Tuesday, May 2$, 1976-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Josephin Saturday and mainly over the Robert G. Smedley, Deltona extreme south portion WedWedWatkins, ncsday and Thursday. Lows Anne U. ArticleThree,stCtlonthreeOf meeting." Casselberry from near 10 extreme north to "If there isn't a special the by-Laws states that the SHA Williams, Lake the low lOs southern peninsula on Wilson," he said, Mary Lee chairman shall schedule a call meetIng Monroe and mid to upper lOs In the 0r special board meeting withth "theTenantCoufleilwlllaakfor Judy Your.g, Lake Monroe Keys. highs from the upper lOs written a grand Jury investigation." two days of receipt of a northeast to the upper SOs He said officials of the U. S. request from board members. southwest. DISCHARGES Brown said he will ask that Department of Housing and Wednesday's Daytona Beach Wilson be suspended, not fired. Urban Development (HUD) at Sanford: tides: hi$b 656 a.m., 7:21 have Mary A. Blackman He said he consulted SHA at' Jacksonvill e and Atlanta h pm.,low 12:44 a.m., 12:44 p.m., John W. Burgess torney Ned Julian Jr, before been notified of the local PurtCanaveral: high 1:24 am., provides funds Sara W. Easterby drafting the letter requesting situation. HUD 7:04 p.m., low 12:17 a.m., t2:l on of the Queen F. Flagler opera ti annually for the special meeting. p.m. J. Grant III Hiram authority local housing The letter was also signed by s9ec' 49 08 c SANFORD STORE ONLY All Day Everyday • LZ SOB11cs SANDWICH SHOPS, INC. 5 0 OPEN: 10:30 a.m.-9 p.m. wk. days NOON- 9 p.m. Sunday STORES ALSO IN ALTAMONTE. APOPKA. LONOWOOD. ORLANDO (2) 0000*00*000 i......... ,.. The Personal Touch I fltflflflflflfl1fl. OMSran SMLasen ma 2.18Ca2.3Is.Is S. PSI 05512. flC Pqsvt Ap. ISiS. kast Is Li Iisa," W BC Must 0194 ams si �4 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, May 25, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NILSON CALEN9AR nos $395 $45 Non Patented TUESDAY, MAY 25 Winter Springs Jaycees. 7 p.m., VFW building. 17-92. Longwood. (hereatera Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light. Sanford. 5fttonted Is Subject Of Doctoral Thesis (j GardenLand men represented 18 different Haun of Cushing, Okla., to versity. study three aspects of berHis study sample Included 4ll religious denominations and eavement and the funeral ex- clergy and 20Q bereaved in Ok- each of the bereaved had lost a perience for his research to- lahoma plus 184 funeral direc- family member within the year helpful? ward a doctorate in home eco- tots in Oklahoma, Texas, A, ac the study. These questions led David L. nomics at Oklahoma State Uni- kansas and Kansas. The clergyHaun's findings about the bereaved showed the main things said to them that were most helpful were good memoS t Lawyers — ries about the deceased and STIUWATER,Okla, (AP) — When someone dies ma family, what do you say or do to help the sorrowing? What is least 323-6630 1400W. First St. Parents Anonymous i for troubled parents I, 7:30 p.m.. Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Skate Night, sponsored by Lyman Boosters, State City. 7 p.m. Comfort For Bereaved Persons ALL COLORS J Sanford _4 Fair-Way Transmissions Inc. High School Bank ,a4~~ 10 Sanford Pilot Club dinner meeting, First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, 7 p.m. rull Steam Ahead ore F NURSING c WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 Sanford KhanIs Club, noon Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Introductory Ceramics eight-week course, 7 p.m.. Seminole Community College Adult Education Campus. Contact Registrar's office. For Te h Dock 7-._- r -- ,,,.- s t Way Fair—Way Is The BP CENTER 'where your friends are re" -24 Hour Nursing Care For 24 Of-1 Crafts D f Private Patients — VA — Medicaid •.,••• Out Patient Therapy 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322.677 - - OLS - . Seminole Hlh School Band Concert, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Concert and Jazz bands. i' DUDA AUTO PARTS ThURSDAY, MAY 27, - ('itty Federation hosted by Junior Woman's Club of Casselbthy at Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook AND I OVIEDO TRACTOR Co Drive, 10:30 a.m. SISTER. Inc., noon, The Heritage. Sanford AA. open, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. O PARTS AND ACCESSORIES - WH9LEs4 Ri c T41 L I Oviedo RON'S TIME SERVICE FRIDAY, MAY 28 Telephone 2774181 FACTORY AUTHORIZED TIMEX® FOR WE BEST IN TRANSMIION SERVICE GO THE FAIRWAY Pictured above are I Ito r) George Pinston and Carl Swaggart, owners. SER VICE STATION 6014 E. Colonial Dr. Orlando, Fla. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER The Foresters Square Dance, 7:30 p.m., The Forest. -- Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Awards Dinner 7:30 p.m., Civic Center. Cocktails, 6:30 p.m., Chamber building JO HN ScHLENK - NEWSUMMER HOURS CLOSED SUNDAY & MONDAY OPEN TUES.SAT e.3 Round Duncan Phyf. Lamp Tables Brass Bed, Oak Dresser Bassett Chest on Chest SATURDAY, MAY29 CH Coffee Break sponsored by 'fri County Road Runners CB; Radio Club, 640 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Italians are compulsive builders. Their towns are masses of stone and marble, skillfully cut and Jacerttes. 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Information Building, Fourth and French, Sanford. Casselberry Woman's Club covered dish luncheon. 12:30 p.m., clubhouse, Overbrook Drive. fashioned. To the Italian a wooden house Is a real degradation. Italian house decorations are likely to be stone statues, reliefs and monuments, and even gardens are likely to be enclosed in stone. The abundance of the country's Romanc sque and Gothic cathedrals is thg result not of a religious but of an architectural and civic en- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 course, Is the Holy City, National Organization for Women, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L Building, SR 436, and Palm Springs Drive. Open to public. to which all roads lead. SATURDAY, JUNE 5 Picnic for West Virginians, 4 p.m., Valentine Park, W. French Avenue, Orange City. Bring covered dish and eating utensils. Mountain music. BEAN CRUISES OF OR. LAN DO INC., 574 N. Orlando Ave., Winter Pk. Mall lead you on an adventurous trip through 9fr 831.3304 Ft/RN/TORE CASSEIBERRY, FLORIDA BETTY SMITH & 232 S. HIGHWAY 17.91 Commerce. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA. closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. TUESDAY, JUNE 1 Forest City Elementary School Kindergarten End-ofthe-year program, 7:30 p.m. inusiasm. iome, PLANTS POTS19,40 0? Italy. All modes of travel. We specialize In cruises. We can save you time, FREE MACRAME LESSONS Pottery byf local artists 3\ money and aggravation. Call 645-2060. Open 9:305:30. Sat. 10-2. • Macrame Supplies • Jute • Cord -a Beads • Rings *Unique macrame hangers for sale. The Z 0 210 yd. roll 'I specialists, Fair-way also doe's general repair work on both domestic and foreign cars, so they are really a one - stop shop for your car repairs. No need to take your car to one shop for one type of repair and then to another for the repair of something else. Fair-Way can do it all. Carl is an expert on auto air conditioning, and has been working at this type of repair work for over 20 years. Right now, Fair-Way has a special offer on an air conditioner recharge, only $4.95 plus the cost of the Freon gas used. This special Is good through the first of June. General maintenance, tuneups, brake work, front end For Eer y Seminole Plaza Hwy. 436 . 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When it is working properly we will do something to support it.,, Early members of the foundation's legal team came togetheras part ofa task force of booking. 322.9823 LUMPS...Inc. R Introducing full line of needle point & crewel and ANOTHER FIRST FOR KBG OUTDOOR FIXTURES ARE HERE NOW FOR HOME BEAUTIFICATION T4 J 0; CU L. is DIP & DRAPE a week H Ten of o fficials with major business Magrauu* CERAMICS & the chamber, its ties with the business community are strong. 834- 38A s, Sanford Duty when AND WAX WITH Y STYLING OCK OF CRA Mechanic on FREE CAR WASH - NE ED . TRANSMISSIONS • AIR CONDITIONERS AND GENERAL REPAIRS , . R Qualified htsfructors We Deliver • 'yp,9 'j7flJi) /'j} Experience In Fencinq 1236 Providence Blvd. ZIP ' - To Serve You With 20 Years :t L$500 JI i'i state attorneys defending welfare restrictions imple- inented by former Gov. Ronald ARE As Prescribed by Your Physician Obtain these I chamber's blessing, and although it is not affiliated with IS NOW OPEN "Anvthing in rts *Repair1m Burn I . Hurry FAIR-WAY TRANSMISSION, INC. FENCE L'1J -- ' — STATION • BATH EQUIPMENT I Plea se send me I ill French Ave. Sanford (Next to Stemper) 322.48 ALISTS Amoco I • PATIENT LIFTERS WHEELCHAIRS copies of '76 at $7.95 each. ADDRESS He found it takes no great ability to do the right thing with the bereaved because they are not particular about what is sai d done, as song as it is r ,.' 1 431.9% 8495 Jfl .1422 ?tO Manoha Ae Sanford Pri .& • COMMODES HOSPITAL BEDS • NAME w ere religious comments on the strengths of the deceased or the SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) adopted by Petaluma, Calif. Zumbrun says there was no help of God in the bereaved's — They might be called the The Petaluma plan deals with conflict because Pacific was own life," said Haun, a minister conservative's store-front law- housing projects of five units or representing the state forester, of Christian Disciples of yers. more and limits the total num- not Simpson, although the forThat's probably the best way her of dwellings that can be ester and Simpson were on "Many times people say, 'I to describe the 12 staff attor- built In those size projects to 500 same side In the case. am afraid I'm going to say the neys of the Pacific Legal Foun- a year. The $1,000 was partial pay- wrong thing or I don't know dation, a public interest law The foundation contended ment for Pacific's expenses, he what to say' And rwrnle cornfirm with a twist. that the plan amounted to an said, and was not an attorney's Ing in after the death seemed While other public Interest unconstitutional infringement fee in the traditional sense. almost afraid to mention the lawyers battle on the side of on the right to travel, but the The Internal Revenue Service de ceased by name environmentalists or welfare U.S. Supreme Court let stand a has since prohibited public in"But if you know something groups, Pacific usually finds it- lower court ruling upholding terest law firms from receiving good say it, because the sotself aligned with developers the plan. fees except in certain CIrCUXUrowing want to ventilate their and welfare watchdogs. The foundation has been stances when they are courthurts" he continued of Its cases has been restricted rector. "We feel you have to jeopardized its status as a non- to friend-of-the-court briefs, but °' give equal weight to environ- profit organization. Zumbrun says many of those The bereaved tended to say mental, social and economic They also criticized Pacific 'briefs have raised new argu- the le theyremem ernembered w n situations he you make a de- for beco mi ng involved In a case ments that ha ve shown up in the most favorably were those w ho cislon." which involved the firm of one judge's decision. they Organized three years ago, of Its directors, Simpson Tim"At least that indicates came quickly as soon as heard of the death. Haun found Pacific has lied up a respect- ber Co the d " he said. the sorrowing didn't feel people able record as a spokesman for ' had to stay very long. But many what It believes are the views of said friends came and stayed most Americans. until relatives got there. It has gone to court to support "Helpful things done were welfare restrictions it considers simple things like answering legitimate and to attack enthe door, straightening up the vironmental controls and WHHER ITS FOR CLASSES OR SUPPUES: SET YOUR SAILS FOR THE DOCK OF CRAM. living room, doing the dishes or growth limitation it views as Pictured above II) Is one of the morning classes In ceramics. .. taking care of the children — unrealistic. things anybody would be able to "We feel that governments Ahoy there mates! Set your Linda do make ups from all the Free instruction on any of Decals, wood pieces, and do, sights and sails for the Dock of macrame books, so you can get liquids are all ready for you to these crafts is available at all have the right to impose rea"Then after the funeral was restrictions on Crafts, located at 918 E. a clear picture of how to do it sonable try your hand at decoupage and times. There are classes you over, the bereaved appreciated Semoran Blvd., next door to and even pick up some terrfic tole painting. Tote painting is may attend. Two morning growth," says Zumbrun, "But Polly Flinders in the ideas for your own originals, simple things such as people inmerely tracing a pattern on classes each week and three they cannot do it with their Casselberry Square. Ken Is very proud of his stock of wood and painting It with 3 or 4 night time classes. For ad viting them out to eat, calling heads in the sand." Ken and Linda Landress — macrame, and rightfully sol easy brush strokes that Linda ditional Information, phone them on the telephone, stopping In the some 45 cases the plain and First Mate (we're One of the many kinds of cord or Ken will be happy to show 0342. by and saying 'Just wanted to saying who's who) will he carries is a polished Por. A super special you can't foundation has been involved, it you, Tole painting looks terrific see if you wanted to go and play chart yaur cc.irse and steer you tugal lute — one of 2 lutes on wood, tin.glass or fabric afford to miss is the one on their has been on the losing side in In the right direction towards which are manufactured in the usingartistsoil — allofwhlchis new crewel-needlepoint and only one that has gone to final cards or do something else this being more creative and United States. it comes to this carried by Dock of Crafts. rug- hooking materials. Tear judgment. afternoon." skillful, country as raw material, and Coming this fall will be a out the ad on this page, and Alter the funeral was over, It suffered setbacks in two Upon dropping anchor at the here it is processed and course on how to refinish old present It to Linda the bereaved needed some help. or Ken for 10 cases still under appeal and Dock of Crafts, you'll see a polished. What this does is trunks, per cent off your purchase They begged people not to forcredits Itself with 25 victories, seaworthy, decor of antique make it a cleaner lute, and Columbia Minerva crewel price. get them, to let them talk about So there you go mateys! although Zumbrun says a few of anchors, lanterns and wheels. uniform in width and length. kits designed by Erica Wilson. the deceased and show their In addition to enjoying the missing those victories could still be Dock of Crafts also have maxi. and Sunset stitchery are on Don't delay, for you're pleasant surroundings, there's cord in 26 colors. Over 40,000 hand. All yarns and supplies the boat by not dropping your appealed. emotions. coffee and soft drinks on hand, macrame beads are on display necessary to professionally do anchor at the DOCK OF The remaining cases are Most of the bereaved said Now let's try a hand at one of in the store. In addition to CRAFTS — ADV. these crafts are in stock. awaiting action. they had a hard or extremely the crafts! What'll it be? beads, they have rings, hooks, The foundation was inM.acrame (a sailors favorite) hoop books and macrame hard time adjusting to the death 001*0 INSTALLATI N corporated in March 1973 as a go 10 ceramics tote decoupage jewelry supplies. A qualified experience. The degree of nonprofit, public-interest law painting — crewel needlepointinstructor is in the store at all adjustment difficulty exor rug-hooking! Whatever you tuntimes to give tree lessons. firm, the outgrowth u • perienced tepviivi uli 'Uhe relachoose, Dock of Crafts has a For ceramic lovers, Dock of versation be tween Zuinbrun CUSTOM DESIGNING tionship of the deceased and complete line of supplies for Crafts has a full line of FO DO IT YOU R SELF and Roy A. Green Jr., then a their level of religious orienteach. greenware and bisque. They California Chamber of Cornation. Linda has carry Duncan and Mayco been exDRIP IRRIGATION merce official and now Pacifperimenting with crafts ever paints. Ken and Linda will do Those losing a child tended to EQUIPMENT FOR GROVE ic's administrator. custom order pieces. If you slice high school. In fact, the AND AGRICULTURE have a more serious adjustThi' foundation's initial staff uthor of "Macrame custom order a ceramic pot. Residential - Commercial ment difficulty than those losElegance" a well known consisted of Zumbrun, Green they will give you free the FREE ESTIMATE ing any other relative, inmacrame book was taught the matching beads for a macrame and two secretaries. It's firstCA CALL 862-3 1 cluding a mate. This finding craft by Linda. Ken and hanger. I year budget was $240,000. differs from earlier research. The projected budget for this The bereaved with a higher year is $1.2 million, and its staff level of religious orientation re0112 attorneys includes two in a • C ported easier adjustment to the Washington office. death experience. Zumbrun says about 60 per Among suggestions the bercent of Pacific's funds come 'Aw'u eaved gave to help others face I from foundations and small do. • grief after death of a loved one 0rl' 1,9111A mrs. The rest are from busia were developing a meaningful MING IN TI nesse and various organ religious faith, keeping busy izations. and remembering the good Pacific was founded with the - IA ND Senkarik rfflliamS Son p 49 .OXYGEN • . j : 4 by so # Ph. 323.7162 '0 BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS 1 Evening Herald BOX -22. Teaneck. N.J 01666 rise . ass ', ATTENTION! George"!/l. Man and King Georcie and Carl moved their shop to Sanford because they Glass & Paint Co., Inc. SFJ : inside overnight. P'u?pose only F If it is necessary to keep your car overnight their more than. 3100 sq. It. of building space allows all cars to be kept safe felt the area hada need for their type of serv,e and expertise. Irene Martin is secretary.11 HI k kn,11.4 bookkeeper for the company. and to expertly your Hours are 8 to 5:30 Monday satisfaction at Fair-Way through Friday. Saturday 8 to Transmissions. Sometimes 12 noon. Phone 323-7162 and 323 when a transmission goes out it 7 163. can be due to overheating, 5o to cure your transmission engine malfunction, radiator trouble, etc. So at Fair-Way woes or for other kinds of auto they will not only fix your repairs, try Fair-Way Trantransmission but also cure what smissions Inc. Remember, other trouble caused it to go Fair - Way is the best way. — wrong in the first place. ADV. .MIRRORS PAINT *WALLPAPER tickets and reservations these are just part of what we can do for you. - ENCE SPECI Fair-Way gladly accepts Charge and Master B.ankAmerlcard. They give free towing with their service. Since Fair-Way stocks most of the necessary repair parts they can usually give you oneday service, and if your trouble Is minor you can wait in their air conditioned waitIng room while ills fixed. 'ART SUPPLIES .GLASS — Large variety of colors F I\ Anxious about flight 16.99 " .of 1776i /W I TRAVEL TIP SALE MAXICORD Almanac CITY The transmission In the modern automobile, especially an automatic transmission is a complex bit of machinery, the repair and maintenance of which is best left to the skilled hands of specialists. In the Sanford area Fair-Way Transmissions Inc., located at 315 So. Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17. 92) at the south end of Sanford, are such specialists. George Pinston and Carl Swaggart, owners and operators of Fair. Way transmissions, have had 20 years experience In the transmission field. They are experts with both standard and automatic transmissions, on both domestic and foreign cars. Besides being transmission Let those at CARIB. a Founding Fathers ter p I Seminole County Council of PTA's annual banquet, 6:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Installation and program. Ban/es E values in his or her life that were really appreciated. "Also mentioned as helpful -.-- Seminole County Retired Teachers. First Federal of Seminole, First Street Sanford, 2 p.m. AU retired teachers invited to organizational meeting. the founding year Daily Life F 0 "We are the only public inter- drawn into controversies "it- awarded. Zumbrun says the est law firm that is supportive side the courtoom. When it re- ruling did not apply retroof free enterprise and private ceived a $21,000 fee for its work atively. property," says Ronald Zum- in a Humboldt County case, Pacific's role in about a third OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. Announcing a brand new book by The Associated Pre3s that gives the whole dramatic sweep of 1776. d t brim, the foundation's legal di- critics wondered if Pacific had Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7am., Buck's Restaurant. Tanglewood AA. closed, 8 p.m., SL Richard's Episcipal Church, Lake Howell Road. Lnngwood AA. closed." 8 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church, Church Street. Enclosed is $ .;.,. . - EQUIPMENT Route 426 mation Building. 1 '76 . 4 PH. 365.3245 Sanford-Seminole Jaycees breakfast, Florida Power and l.ight. Sanford, 7 am. SanlordScrnlnole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Infor- l ' LAWN & GARDEN Lake Mary Rotary (lub, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Sertoma Club of Sanford, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Sanford Civitan Club, 7:31 p.m., Spencer's.. Tuesday, May 23, i916--4A TERMITES EATING YOU OUT OF HOUSE AND HOME? mites make a meal out of your home. - - Jet our professional exterminators rid you of these expensive "gourttiel"uii_-ar,d for aII! Call bra IICCeSIjl,ldle ii9htawayl Emergency Service Din't let Te ' PH. 322-8865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company 2562 S. Park Ave. Sanford A Reagan. But most of Pacific's cacs have involved environmental controversies. It intervened in support of the Defense Department ina suit in environmentalists which thenged t-unstrution of a Trident atomic submarine base in Bangor, Wash. It joined the State of California to oppose the Environmental Protection Agency's air quality control plan for the And it tried unsuccessfully to overturn a growth control plan things. They also suggested making funeral, business and family arrangements in advance; understanding various stages of grief they will experience, and accepting death as a normal part of life. Contrary to much current Literature, Haun found most people in his sample openly discussed death in their childhood homes, without reluctance or hesitation on the part of their parents. Most of the bereaved prefer burial for disposing of their bodies. While funeral directors objected to donating one's re-mains to science, many clergy .iw nothing wrong with it. Over 95 per cent of the hereased felt very positive toward the funeral director, saying they felt no serious pressure to buy or do anything and would recommend the funeral home to others or use it again themselves. Over 90 per cent said they saw more value in funerals now than before (heir bereavement experience, mentioning most often religious values and the opportunity for friends to offer the family comfort in their sorrow. Over 60 per cent of the funeral directors wanted the casket open at the time of the funeral, compared with almost 80 per cent of the clergy who wished it to remain closed. Haun found the bereaved almost evenly divided between want.ng the casket open or closed. �Evening IferaM 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 One theory In existence today says If management fulfilled employes' needs, there wouldn't be any need for labor unions. Theieason labor unions have the power they have today is management didn't fill the needs. Labor unions abolished the sweatshops yesterday and gave the worker an even chance ha ve his voice heard and the opportunity to earn a decent wage. In the process, however, union chiefs garnered great political power -In addition to great wealth. Powerful union chiefs today are courted by Presidents In addition to a host of lower-echelon politicians. Bosses are wooed for the funds they can contribute to a campaign and for the votes they candidates in quest of the Holy Grail of political office. Today, the average worker is faced with a wealthy boss, and on the other with a wealthy union leader both whom more than likely frequent the same posh after-hours clubs for en- Around Tuesday, May 23, 1976-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Maiwging Editor 9 Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Fh'rida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, *2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. In Right E___ The Swings By ED PRICKETI down through the years of elementary, junior high and high school, the old methods of teaching English have been tossed aside. We have been allowed to grunt and groan and mumble instead of practicing elocution. The years of the sixties were filled with protest and one form of protest was against the Establishment. It began with expletives through the bull horn and worked its way into the frenzied chant of a crowd in turmoil. People whose intent was strictly to destroy worked their way into positions of authority. Like Abbie Hoffman, head of the Youth International Party (Yippies). listen as he speaks on Yale campus on May 1, 1970, on the occasion of one of the last great campus gatherings of The Movement: "Don't listen to people who say we got to be serious, responsible. Everybody's responsible and serious but us. We gotta red efine th e - language. Work-W-O-R-K is a dirty four-letter word. We need a society in which work and play are not separate. We gotta destroy th e Protestant ethic as well as capitalism, racism, imperialism - that's what we gotta go to. We want a society in which dancin' in the streets isn't separate from cuttin' sugarcane.. We have picked the Yale lock." Many people in education then apparently believed Hoffman. At least, they had similar sentiments. And if it meant that it had to be shut down in order to open it up, then so be it. The learning of language was not shut down, but it did have its windows and doors closed. So tragic. Now, young men and women who are supposed to be masters of language try to go into fields such as journalism that require a mastery of the English language. And they are lost. The pendulum is beginning to swing in the other direction, however. The business world is howling so loudly that teachers have perked up their ears. High schools are demanding more from students who take English. Colleges are once again offering remedial courses in English. A few of them are requiring a full year of freshman English instead of only half a semester. It is about time. We have lied to our children in that we told them that it wasn't necessary for them to know how to write and talk. It is time we got that straightened out. . . . .. ,_-~ 1'j. jfl_r*..a flCI4tfl .11I fl • - W fl -. Facing Reality In a step toward whipping inflation, the government and the trade unions in Great Britain have agreed to limit pay Increases to 4 pounds or about $1.32 a week. Acceptance by union leaders of ceilings even more rigid than the 6-pound lids Imposed last year Is an acknowledgment of economic reality. Thc alternative was to price their members out of jobs and further aggravate the country's crippled economy. But the new government headed by Prime Minister James Callaghan also made some tax concessions to the workers, complicating a budget deficit already at $22 billion and cornpounding the burden of public debt. And government leaders are being warned to cut spending if past sacrifices and those asked of Britons in the future are not to 4 ; • - beinvain. BERRY'S WORLD ing strengthens the labor merit" will receive a two-step increase. County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski 5Y the new system, hopefully, will reward workers for outstanding performance and punish "skaters" who slide by with as little production as possible. The goal is to "make it fun" to work for Seminole - #~ More Than Orch 'Want . *ld Corsage At Retieremento. ? . The chances of an American offsheislikelytobe.Afterall,a up to $1,500, in an IRA. These • First decide what your own There are hundreds of different can switch at any time and man being head of her own working woman deserves more contributions can then be financial aims are and then funds and they all have varying without penalty to another fund household and responsible for than a farewell party and an deducted on your Federal inselect an investment that most financial goals, so you can aim within the same family that ith finances are growing every orchid corsage at retirement come tax retu.,i, thus closely matches these, goals. for whatever combination of more closely matches your day. Census Bureau figures time. minimizing Uncle Sam's bite. How much do you value the safety, Income and growth you present goals. For Instance, stow more women are staying If you're a working woman Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May safety right now you may want an 25,1976--IA of your investment? Or wish. Every year you make these gle and more are getting and employed by a firm that ? How for grow that Is looking for Its potential th It's important that you investment __________ ___________ Ill be getting divorces than ever before. And does not sponsor a retirement payments of principal; later, you t each you will growth much risk are ing to run carefully consider wha op average, women outlive program, you can do something tinS tax break - d that ca and before 70'2 or you'll be amount every year. It can be as to aim for a higher income later type of Investment offers may want to trade some of that Also their husbands by about eight for yourself about retirement add uta lot ° money. Also, penalized, you probably be little as a few hundred dollars on? because you usually can't growth for greater security. , dividends, years. tired -and so be in a lower annually. The important thing by opening an Individual any consider a transfer Questions? A stockbroker, You may prefer to your IRA retirement n '0U111 er r con- re capital gains be tax bracket and you'll therefore is to make these contributions a type of Investment Yet millions of working Retirement Account (IRA). in. banker, accoun tant or mutual such as contributions from one trluutC.0 payments Cfl women - despite steady pay less taxes. This program, authorized regular habit. , that could offer esentative can give fun mutual ds infund repr ano er at vestment to th to earnings -have not yet begun under Federal law, lets you tax-deferred un To qualify for these tax Ranks, mutual funds and life either end of the investment tervals of less than three years. you advice about IRA5. A good the make withdrawals I'O deductions, you should estto prepare financially for prepare financially for your all spectrum. One of the exceptions: if you booklet to read: "Take a Tax abllsh and retirement. later years while reducing your plan. IRA plans. The Mutual funds pool the money Invest in a mutual fund that is Shelter Break" offered frte by Whether she's single or current Federal taxes. But when you start with- La to an IRA plan by Dec. 31 of financial objectives of these of many investors and invest part of a "family" of funds (a the Investment Company 'married now, the sooner she Every year, you can set aside drawing (these withdrawals any year. Of course you needn't investments can vary - just this money In a range of company that has several Institute, Dept. M. 1775 K Street starts making plans the better 15 per cent of annual earnings, must start after the age of put In $1,500 or the same like yours do. securities to spread the risk. different mutual funds), you NW, Washington, D.C. 20006. t MMEN County and to provide incentive for those who consistently do good work. A satisfied employe Is hardly fertile ground for a' union organizer. Organizers thrive on discontent and low morale much the same as a horse feeds on ample pastureland. Though officials would rather not admit It, the benefits other planned merit system e punch so that th are be Implemented to sweeten won't ting cour ey come th when labor bosses have any sugat to offer county employes. In Seminole County, however, something Is of A - I an ; I. employe and ing Supervisors for the first time this year will insurance companies contribute paymen- 11 JOHN D. LOFTON JR. RAY CROMLEY In the past the rise to by my on. days I have read a biography himself, and I now know what gave Nowhere its 154 pages could admission a single fault. few man my unease. I find an of '. • "Always curious to try a new product, we seem to feel personally enchanced by its: possession. It is riot new model car we buy, but a new model of ourselves, identifying, as the motivational psychologists J - It. j ________________________ is a a JOHN CUNNIFF • Ex pec ted * ''-:.j'- .• - '- - men, some • ..... . to faults. new new men He Brown to of - new to you ready an mining, of - For more than 40 years, the blank check. Here are the main findings: I attempt to use where new officers for the coming year were elected. The March 23 meeting was held in Country Club at Wanda Kirkland's home w here plans were discussed for the children's Easter egg hunt. Easter plans were made for the children in the cottage the chapter Is sponsoring at the Methodist Children's Home, Enterprise. On April 13, rituals were held k. for Ruthie Parker, Fran Hamnmerll and Rexine Jorria at . 41 of story of secret of put up of of wet a of Boston. - 14 Ann Hansen's home on Hartwell Avenue. Dianne Gazil was hostess for the April 27 meeting on Ridge Drive. Guest speaker for the evening was a member of the Sanford Police Depart- to off - a move -, % '' i \ , ' ..-- - ,,,,,, .,j . . '. . ).,.,.. reputation — not yours — would 4I are all man DEAR ABBY: A few months ago my best friend asked me to be her maid of honor, and of course i was delighted. I live in Iowa and the wedding will take place in California, which Is where she lives. Nothing was mentioned about who would pay my plane fare, so I guess I am expected to pay it. We are bo th working girls, and I doubt if her parents can foot the bill for my tran sportation, although they are putting on the wedding and the plans are quite lavish. Should I write and mention my plane fare' Or do you think l should just assume that I'm expected to pay it myself? ' ________ __________________ . - - " - .... - • ftL '__ - -." ' - - ( - - .(' : ., - • L "p . ) . / . '. '.'.' - - - - ,1• / • - " .•.';. •-" ". j•_ -'----- "v. _,,_ '-.". • '. I / '- •C'b .1 /' .'. -' • -.'-- fi A1' I.. 1111 I Whensheaskedmetobeheimaid of honor she said that her j •\ parents were buying the gowns 7 for the girls in the wedding party, but we wouldhave to buy our own shoes. Hurry your reply. NEEDSTOKNOW C •'d'•' • - J • . - - Ic . -- - - . p's Sanford Junloi Woman's Club member LaurIe Dickey (center) DEAR NEEDS: Since welcomes prospective members Mrs. Bobby (Patti) Brantley nothing was mentioned about (left) and Mrs. David tUarla) Lanier to a recent club meeting, your plane fare, It's safe to Sanford Ally. Alan Dickey presented a program on "Me Status of assume that you are expected Women.' Program chairman for the meeting was Public Affairs to pay your own way. If she Chairman Jean Clontz. sends you a ticket, It will be a CLUB HEARS • - • LAW TALK - ' .r • - "4 I • : • . pleasant surprise. • ,, VAR hOldS May ivieeTing - ________•i -• ' • - , . 2' ; - -, J4'_ " • - t. - • "s' , :- • \ - . .• President-General's The letter was read by Mrs. R.E. True and Mrs. C.E. Butler gave an ' _.,... • - '"- • ej" . hostesses. . . • ' "!' • - The May meeting of Salle Harrison Chapter, National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution was held at the home of Mrs. Alfred W. Lee on Laurel Avenue, with Mrs. William S. Brumley and Mrs. Robert W. Deane as co- ______ 11 interesting account national defense. :.' on DON After routine business refreshments were served to the following, Mrs. R.C. Lewis, Mrs. R.E. True, Mrs. L.C. Wildner, Mrs. R.M. Ball, Mrs. W.E. Baker, Mrs. Hagan Jennings, Mrs. Mary E. Tolar Nance, Mrs. F.E. Roumlllat, Mrs. C.E. Butler, Miss Irene Hinton, Mrs. W.C. Wilburn, Mrs. Stanley Pierce. Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs. W.L. Carter, him R.W. Deane, Mrs. W.S. Brumlev and Mrs. Let I REYNOLDS DEMOCRAT 5th . 'Ii . on . __ __.,T . .! ., .1I. - I%I.,~Ak k "i-.W/1 .,1"~4' ,o ~,.~ ' %A - on I : . 11I WEIDIDIHG FLOWERS e7z~ We will be phased to assist y ou with planning your w.ddJg displa y Including 'I' , -_~ I . .0 WINS BOND SISTER President Myrtle Graddick (Seated left) presents a $25 savings bond to Margie Murray, president of the First Pentecostal Church Auxiliary, Sanford, for her group's first placed booth in the recent SISTER Sidewalk Sale. Auxiliary members Patty flail (top left) and Bunny Taylor, Bicentennial board member, also attended the recent presentation. (herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) One of Central Florida's Finest Florists District 4-4 C.i',tu, r,, ,isu DON REYNOLDS ri CONGRESS /.kg to •nvs(s YOU to in "Old Fashioned Picnic" PL4CE ' (jk, Go/din (San f'd Airport) 04TE Mir 31, 1916 . ..A1 /O4' TIME 4 00 P•M - ' 00 PM IENU dir BOOTH Congressional i •'' off SALE % -. .-- . from new ones for the coming year. • • • - - • • • age I . 4 • of way in politics, - • the May 8 Mother-Daughter luncheon for Mother's Day. 1. 1 The May 11 meeting was at Jane Carpenter's home where had once said he had no Interest In the and that only administrative expenses are agreement" was reached with Mexico, an predate It very much If you can help me. Florence Gilmartin spoke on replying: "That subject to a General Accounting Office audit. "I remember fondly having dinner with you presidency. he sloughed this arrangement to supplement the funds the the "Right To Life." Slides Part of the $4 billion Is Invested, with the Mexican government receives from the InterPan Am during our flight to London Last year was then. This ts now." The governor told Times were shown and a question resulting Income going back into the fund. The national Monetary Fund. and your fine hospitality at your home In London. columnist Anthony Lewis Is that what he offers answer period followed, after your charming the people is "maybe a reconcilement to the net earnings during the 1974-75 period were $114 Assistant Treasury Secretary Gerald L. I also remember working with which plans were discussed for basic uncertainty of life and that provides a million. wife art work for the London residence." Parsky assured our reporter, Julia Rose, that end of the year party to be the Footnote: Sampson conceded to our certain form of certainty." It should be pointed out that the special fund the Treasury keeps "maximum control" of the held on May 20. When George S. Kautmn wns agej The last meeting of the year Is entirely legal At least in general terms, fund- The expenditures are audited by Treasury Associate, Gary Cohn, that San-Vel is in financial Out s i d an annual report is tioubis and e the that he Is Interested In federal aid. describe Alexander Woollcott lii a single word, Congresa gave the Treasury Department ap- Person was held at the Marshall proval to spend money from the fund for submitted to Congress and the hooks are "open" He denied that his letter to Richardson was an he said: "Improbable." The same word applies Avenue home of Helen Dow .. attempt to get special favors. to Jerry Brown. But just how many voters Brown where Fran Hamnwrli gave the "currency stabillzatloh" and "related ac- to the General Accounting Office, he said. A CornrnerceDepartment spokesman said will continue to be able to WASHINGTON WIREPULLING: Arthur program for the evening. After fool rematim to as Uviues." But this is tantamount to handing Sampson, who ran the General Srv1cea that Richardson hadn't even seen the letter from seen. If, as he says, a little bit of vaguenm does Treasury officials a blank dieck, the meeting, the girls had fun there's no way he will Gibbons conducted an investigation to find Administration during the Nixon era, is relieved Sampson. It was opened by a secretary and go a long finding out who their secret routinely routed to the EDA, he said. be kept out of the White house. Beta Buddy was and received out how the Treasury officials have been using to get back in the sin - ' ''T' ment. Plans were finalized for ident. million . . for now - /I i..., ""- d on to The male sperm contains 'LU%i 'le . . of way much everything except that. I love her very much, but I -X" and "Y" chromosomes in have a scholarship to a great equal numbers while the university and a reputation as %oman's eggs contains only being an all-around high-class -X- chromosomes. When the kid with my parents, faculty and peers. A baby would wreck sperm that fertilizes a %oman's my education. sports career egg, a male is produced. When and my life maybe. the "X chromosome Is In the Cindy keeps bugging me to go sperm that fertilizes a woman's to bed with her, but I keep egg, a female is produced. putting her off. I'm afraid if I , f Gamma Lambda Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, met at Erim Itammerli's home on Modac Trail In Maitland on March 9 beautiful So If the father isn't happy don'.t give ln I'll lose her, she'll with the sex of the child his wife spread rumors, and the guys at has produced. he has only school will think I'm a queer or Pierre Cardin revives the Jackets and trousers remain top design choices for daytime and himself to blame. hobble skirt Idea In a blue evening wear. Louis Feraud create cardigan-type jackets In something. Strike another blow for and white printed muslin creamy beige with matching clutch bags and belts. What should I do? Women'ss Ub. dress for daytime wear. A LIMIT ON LOVE , DEARABBY: i am a senior White, broadrimmed DEAR LIMIT: Tell Cindy in high school and am quite that you aren't ready for that straw hat and off-shoulder popular because I'm very good kind of relationship (You effect complete ensemble. at sports. aren't.) And If Cindy were to _. . . I tell her peers that you refused II ---4 White predominated in the Paris showings and this flannel pants suit from the Given c h y collection highlights Its use. Accents are black shirt, felt cap and patent shoes. b da GammaLam Season En ed go wrote to 1 she is currently attending While he attacks the "verbal salamandertng" other politicans and brags about his "clarity "It feels good to get up In the morning, the Treasury Dept. has had its own private $4 — The fund is administered by a staff of 500, work and not have to read the Washington Post," thought," when pressed about his own Elliott squishiness Issues, he replies: "A little Commerce Secretary billion kitty to spend for almost whatever it who are hired directly by the Treasury. A cool he recently vagueness goes a long In this business." pleases. $10 million was used to pay their salaries, Richardson. Sampson would rather not read this story, for This huge collection of cash, formally called another $5 million for administrative expenses Listening Brown talk, one is reminded his the the Exchange Stabilization Fund, Is virtually during fiscal 1975. By 1977, the Treasury example, about his told by comedian Jackie Vernon about free of the control that Congress Is supposed to estimates It will cost $20 million to pay all the Washington connections to secure federal the man who travelled thousands of miles, and financing the San-Vel Concrete Corporation, climbed a very tall mountain to ask The Guru the exercise over the government green. expenses. The roly-poly Sampson Is president life. Pondering the question for several -Another $100,000 was earmarked In ins to From this exclusive hoard, money has been San-Vel, which Is so hard up that It had to minutes, The Guru looked down at the exhausted pay the salaries of four CIA are agents, who a number strange activities used to pay inventory and accounts receivable as seeker of knowledge and replied: "A to advise the Secretary the Treasury its bird from financing secret gold shipments to paying supposed collateral to get loan from the First National never flies at night." the on "intelligence matters." the salaries of four CIA agents detailed to Back in 1968, the fund financed the secret Bank Treasury. But actually this comparison is unfair The company is In sore need, therefore, of a The fund was established by Congress In 1934 shipment of $750 million worth of gold from the t because In contrasting the two, Brown makes Bank of government loan, which Sampson would like to stabilize the International value of the dollar,a United States and Canada to the wangle from the Economic Development The Guru seem explicit. When asked what he function that has now been taken over largely by England. planned do as governor, Brown said "1 don't The staff spent over $1 million from the Administration (EDA). So he dashed the Federal Reserve Bank In New York City. Yet have any goals. They will evolve as "Dear Elliot" letter to Richardson. the Treasury has continued to operate the fund, fund In 1975 to pay their travel expenses. During friendly, along." He vowed to " left and right at the "I am going to be In Wushington on May the same year, about $500000 went to reimburse dishing out millions without clearing the time." The New York Times quotes Brown Treasury wrote Sampson, "and would like to drop in and same the Army and Air Force for hauling penditures with Congress. say hello if your schedule is convenient." The assaying when asked when he decided to run for officials to overseas meetings. that he didn't know, explaining: "I A startled Rep. Sam Gibbons, D.- Fla., who During 1974 $40,000 was paid to the Pen- former GSA administrator conceded that he had Pres live in the moment. There's and old Jesuit heads a task force on tax expenditures, tagon to inspect International conference sites to "an ulterior motive." quod agis.' Do what you're doing," discovered the loose $4 billion In the Treasury's make sure It was safe for the Secretar y "I am president of a corporation which needs saying, ' the custody. He found, Incredibly, that Treasury Treasury to attend. financial help," he confessed, "and I would like When a reporter pointed out to Brown that he. officials determine how the money will be spent EDA. I shall ap- A quiet $300 "stabilization to meet with someone of .. , %A ,~ Seminole Memorial Hospital, ANDERSON Treasury Has Own 'Slush Fund' ' 46- ;,: president of her nursing class. Seminole Memorial Hospital. Johnson, mother of the bride; Mrs. Andrew Lee and Mrs. Employed as a nurse at He is the grandson of Wallace Mrs. R.D. Smith. grandmother Doug Simpson. to of ' '1 Fl / - of of I -- f. ' Shower Honors Miss Smith - - eli '. . i• . at, , 'i /I, The engagement is an- Brigham Young University in H. Sorensen of Richfield. Utah, Day Saints Temple, Salt Lake nounced of Debra Susan Provo, Utah. Miss Baggctt is and the late Mr. and Mrs. Paul City. Friends of the couple are invited to attend an open house Baggett and David W. Ash- the granddaughter of Mr. and Ashworth, Salt Lake City. The wedding will be an event at Orlando Latter Day Saints worth. Miss Baggett is the Mrs. Samuel Daniels of Erie, daughter of Freeman Edison Pa., and Mrs. Linnie Baggett of Oct. 5, in the Salt Lake Latter State Center on Oct. 12 and Rita D. Baggett of Sanford. and the late Jessee Baggett of Her fiance ls the son of Mr. and !cc . Mrs. Don F. Ashworth of Salt Her fiance, born in Salt Lake Lake City, Utah. A shower honoring Norma of the bride; Mrs. Otto Thurau, City, is a 1972 graduate of The bride-elect, born in Olympus High School, Salt Jean Smith, bride-elect of Fred mother of the bridegroom; Mrs Lacochee, is a 1974 graduate of Lake City, where he played Thurau, was held on May 17 at Albert Seufer; Mrs. Robert " Seminole High School and football, lie is a graduate of the 138 Garrison Dr., home of Ric hardson' Mrs R.U. It U Hutgraduated from Seminole Weber State College, Ogden, Mrs. Carol Smith, aunt of the (hinson Mrs Henry Hut Community College's LPN Utah, and is employed in the bride-elect hinson, Mrs. Nancy Shepperd, 1975 where she was respiratory department of in included Mrs. J.R. course Guests visit. -- ......i. - 9' - Veil. 111 be a nafteting nabob of negativism look who's back fouling a book!" 1 i I V , .1 For evening Guy Laroche creates a symphony of lilac, mauve and parma violet for a long silk muslin printed dress. Added touch Is clus ter of South African ostrich feathers. Soft blouses case the mantailoring In suits for women this season. A Pierre Balmain design Is gray pink woolen tartan suit with pink crepe de chine blouse. lam going with liked. We've been going steady here goes The sex of a child is for five months, and here is the determined when the male problem: Cindy wants to go all sperm fertilizes the female's the way. We're done pretty , Baggett-As h worth Engagement Told agent for several to generate many , ment to -...--..-- ;. of at to . A J two years rate. . ._4.,J - new More T for a man ' an of ' ' 1011-0 I9?byIA b i,. . 2 1"I Image the thing we have purchased, whether automobile. soft drink, can soup, or These new images we buy lift our fallen hopes, models and: offer us different versions and styles of ourselves, i.e., a ,new you.' They promise us anything, even If they give us, finally, nothing." of ) ~ 1; ex- J0 ' Ii . we go qWb 0 '. '• :, I ," F too scientific and technical so the average person can understandit' ' ;• \;:- '. I. . . I . ,:.. , of for ,,-eerr -.. j /.., - I a WASHINGTON ,. -.iqI it' a JACK - a - - always Carter's other confessions phrased in worth that picture him unusually devoted to his beliefs. He admits to having made 300,000 political visits for himself In three months Jerry Brown is a fad, craze, what Moore. The precise opposite is true, Hoose said, ad- calls "the chills and fever nj. NEW YORK (AP) - A China authority with while making 140 visits to families to witness for huge Increase ding that Chinese trade trade contacts predicts officials have expressed nouveaumania." The young Californian is the God in 14 years. What stands out, of course, is top-level In commerce between that frustration at their lnabiilty to obtain official political equivalent of dance marathons, zoot in public life to within that It is highly unusual recognition their desires from U.S. govern- suits, goldfish swallowing, hula hoops, and spend that amount of time in individual wit- country and the United States, now stalled officials, duties of a about a $500 million annual cramming Into telephone booths, a man who the many nessing In addition The expansion is bound take place despite appeals to what Moore says is our "frustrated Impetus for the trade will be the rapid inregular church goer. dustrializatlon of the People's Republic, flieled little support from the State Department, loose colonial-frontier spirit that never rests but Somehow, this Jimmy carter was always wrongs in society did partly by enormous oil reserves recently said, because U.S. companies and those of other continues to haunt the Land like a cultural right, even' though some discovered there, said flamed Pettus loose, nations, aware of the possibilities, are going poltergeist banging traditions, rattling not occur to him as wrongs in his earlier years. It ahead on their OWII. U.S. concerns, customs, screaming for tomorrow." given these matters no China he'd was simply that China, Iloose said, is undergoing an Hoose,aLos Angeles lawyer who was born and thought. raised In China, has spent 245 days there as a agricultural and industrial revolution, partly in Throughout his Maryland campaign for the During the past several decades as a corporate representative since 1972, when response to what It fears Is a relatively weak Democratic presidential nomination. Brown newsman, I've met, read about and studied a President Nixon made his historic visit. loose defensive position. It seeks agricultural repeatedly stressed his newness, referring to mechanization by 1980, and superpower status himself as "new and unique," "the freshest face powerful and briefed the president prior to that good many remarkable famous, some not well known but great all the He forecast that US.-China trade, which before 2000, he said. the campaign," and "a new kind of political ..is va4ü,zncllj in "Wi' I..,.. Is I. .......4. ...I ê$...4... ..4.. Ij*1 - 4111-- ,. IOI .......II e... .,mn.,,,•n.4 i... .. uu . dlIV. flU thou ""a .. •.•, ......1.1 .,,.,e .,. . figure'' who possesses "a new "a spark and then drive China's $S billion or more by 1980, and that by about 1985, required their vision" and "a consciousness." At a The greatest and women I met over the U.S. sales alone to that country would reach well economic machinery," said H ose. rock concert fund-raiser In his behalf in Largo, said the potential for expansion in China - Md., year s, Helen Keller, Will Rogers, Albert Em- above $5 billion, asked his audience: "I've come to stein, were humble, aware "One current deal, by Itself, if consummated, and therefore for U.S. firms develop trade Is bring a their own spirit the country. Are Amer- almost beyond comprehension, Involving port to turn this country around?" According to weaknesses and what they owed to others. None would involve payments by China to vaunted their goodness. ican consortium in the billions dollars, enough facilities, railways, highway networks, Baltimore News-American reporter David telecommunications, politician, Now it may be argued that thousands man-years electronic corn- McQuay, those in the crowd not too stoned to puters. writing after one campaign and while readying work for Americans," said loose. have heard the question roared: "YEEAAHH!" Other nations already have recognized the himself for another, is about to be modest. His views are In direct contrast to assertions But just how new and different is Jerry But Jimmy Carter claims to be a different by some congressmen and businessmen that potential for trade better than has the U.S. kind of politician, guided by tenets of a faith China doesn't seek further trade expansion with government, boone believes. "The Chinese told Brown, really? Not at all, in my judgment. It's which puts down the parading of goodness and the United States, especially in view of recent me their trade show facilities in Peking are just that in his double-talking attempts to be all booked solidly for the next four years," he said, things all people, his approach is a little more which honors the honest confession fault. political changes there. novel than that of his competitors, although Jimmy Carter runs a clone second. Brown is a living, breathing gadget, a human gimmick like gasoline with ZX100, or cars with tail-fins, or [line-scented shaving cream, or detergents with little blue crystals. no - I It at all times, .i--.-..- .. . I - -. new by his .4 ], : I tell us, with are - .: , Writing In his book, "Nouveaumanta: The American Passion for Novelty and How Led Us Astray," (Random House), Moore observes: 6 Own manhood on, account, Carter was engaged waking or sleeping, with the pursuit of excellence and the righting of wrongs. i have model years." by noting he was in the top 7 per cent of his class. Andonpagel39helists"Afault; Idon'tknow how to compromise on any principle I believe Is right.. ." Then he adds "But maybe this is time on matters of principle, for an absence of From his young _______• '' Child By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN like Immediately cancels that admission compromise." - Of DEAR ABBY: You keep saying that the male determines the sex of a child. I suppose you know what you're talking about, but can you ________ , 0 and appetite for In Well, maybe three but listen: He confesses that perhaps In his student days at the Naval Academy, he didn't always do his best. But he I - - For I For Sex I -1-7 -f IL- 4 California Gov. Jerry WASHINGTON Brown's popular vote victory In Maryland over; Jimmy Carter represents a triumph In the political realm of what author Truman Moore' calls nouveaumanla, that is America's "Innovelty which, change satiable in the last 50 years has increasingly demanded manufactured goods, that human beings, WASHINGTON some months now i have had a feeling of unease about Jimmy Carter. nothing could put finger I ,t*I F. Is A Fad Goodness But Paris Designers Reflect Changing Moods- Father 'To Blame' Campaign Disturbing sponsor 5917 Brown Carter's know?) Young men and women who have come through recent schools have moved into a world of commerce facing a sad irony: life Is full of reports and the person who can report the best probably will go home with the best job. The problem is that while those employes considered ,,outstand employes happening that's just a little bit different. Commissioners here are attempting to fulfill workers' needs before labor unions get a foot in the door. One example Is county government's new merit award system. For the 700 county workers, the merit system means rewards, for the most part, will come to those workers who consistently put out a better-than-average product. on one hand - for public graded "average" get no pay hikes. "Above Imagine what It'll be like when public employes promise Direction A young man gets out of college and goes to work, and the first thing he discovers is that he has been shortchanged in verbal skills. He is told to write a report. It is a simple report and requires no great amount of ability. Yet, the struggle is long and the product Is poor. With improper training in English, he has a burden on his shoulders that he might throw off at a later date, and he might not. Somebody has played a mean trick on this young man and his generation. He has been allowed to muddle his way through his educational experience with the belief that denying oneself a proper background in grammar, in a phrase from the "now generation," is "not all that bad." (Ya it Clock ployes average" workers will get a one-step pay hike, across the state are members of a labor union. The political clout will be tremendous. Politicians seeking office will be courting teachers' unions, as well as the traditional chiefs of Industry In hopes of securing votes and-or campaign funds. to ,'J evaluate workers on a written form. Those em- tertainment. But for better or for worse labor unions are here to stay. In fact the advent of collective bargaining movement. of _1411116. __ Pendulum IRA May Help 4kn 1 d 6 0 Chic*.,-), Z,//,,aod corn and all tnt trimmings. Continuous entertainment and amcs .. 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' ' . .. d J 1 qt%p$) 14 . :' . •"" ' ,..jr' ' -' -' n AS N H S 2 I 3 3 2 1 2 S I 1 Dick F leishman Daryl Hubbard lb -- " - : , . .-. - - . I o i I 0 0 . . . 100 Bill Davisrf Is the toughest test Ross had The Vincent-Madison bout Donald and Mike Monks. had to face in his 33 bout career. figures to be another PierThe winners of tonight's bouts M ad [k)Ii has been able to Sixer, with Joey coming into the in the senior di vision will compile an awesome mark of bo ut sporting a mark of 21-3-2, eligible to advance to the 31-1-1 with 23 KO's but most of with 18 KO's with Madiso n national tournament in Detroit h is figh ts have been against havingareportcardofonly five next month. opposition that was vastly in- lights. But the lean and The doors open at6pm. wi th .. SEMINOLE PETROLEUM ' Frankenste n Loc kstep e iS A iVictory Ta e - i I10 the Church - 5 2I 22I MIkC Towers c P Stuart Smith lb -._......a , /•c.-_,_.__5.. - - - I 'l l l pin.cr.st N.sarit. 5 lii 201 WP--Morgan: LP- Bryant 201112 *I3 1 AnonCOI.rnrrt Edmond Jones ri 0 0 0 - -. ;. I 0 0 rj r I 0 0 ' ' 110 oil 4111-to 002-Il 430 Flaship.Sanlord Seminole Petrol Thomas' LP- Herman 0 Mike QraveS2b Kenneth Temple ii Totals 000 003 I- 3 Assembly of God First Baptist WP- fight crowd divided in their back to IWO, Davis has won two that consists of Lake Howc1l's Sl,.ff,,,, opinion as to who will come including scoring a KO in the John Hayden and James Duke c away victorious Davis, b) far, first meeting Salerno and Forest City s ProZZ, C -- 39 10 IS Totals . \, ' JackSon rt . Frankly, he said. "I'm no- Englishman in the third round MUNICH IAI') The knockout came as promised following where what I was a while ago." and seemed markedly slower •" There was the Ali of the right- and less mobile than the fighter the new svelte look, the dancing a.. tc-','L and the mocking Frankenstein hand lead and left hook who who floated like a bu tter fl y and lockstep. But Muhammad All sent the red-tuairedBriton tothe stung like a bee. '""" has changed even slipped and canvasthreetinies In the fourth 'the champion weighed flQ 'j he says so in his own elliptical round and twice in the fifth, pounds, down 10 from before the fight was over with Young fight. way. "lie was right in on mc, Au had just knocked down 55 seconds to go to the bell. Richard Dunn five times to The re was the 'di who signaled making me work and do my score a fifth-round knockout at Uuit Dunn's time had come at best," Ali said of the Englishthe stroke of 4 a.m. in Munich the start of the final round, and man. "I did the rope-a-dope a Tuesday, and he had gotten the Au who walked wooden- couple of times, and it came in ' ______ - 'I _________ ' ." ' --- ' . . .r: .r_. . WP ' - "-. - -. ' Holy Cross Epis. 'MlTh I Ark. tAP k I Shreve ri La ' "" First BaPt'St First Met Wdist 1 .100 - 1 ."7 - pinecrest Baptist S I 56? 6 5 7 146 i n Assembly 01 God Holy Cross : ' pa , day to lead the field in the . . - .. _'- - -"-'---i - Bowman of Peach C Tree Tex. and Wanda Hendrix I Brandon, Miss. were tied for econd with 74g. s ' Se$board 261430.1-13 Gregory PATRICK OUTCASTS AS N H 2835 HR Malone roncf 1 2 0 0 0 .rrbrosec i.ihlas ct (,rantib J'? - 3 I 0 0 0 0 2 22 0 I 0 30 1 0 0 0 H i ll lb Blythe2b Totals 1 3 2 0 0 0 S 1 I 35 13 Il patrcksOutca5ts 010 020 5- 3 13 Scm. Corn. F aculty 234 211 * AUTO-TRAIN Aft N H 25 35 HR 3 0 I 0 0 0 0 MarPle It .. nrf McGui re 2b Whitley U 3 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 etkS %I R pt. p HardnC Foster lb Jerald ct j 3 0 I 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 _______________ - I-_lit-- f '.: . . p,- qualifying round of the 61st Women'i Southern Golf Assod, on Championshi p. ' - I ....... " - fired a o CHURCH STANDINGS w i. Pi oa er a n - For Southern P H knS LP- West CPii.4 . Ia -. 012 424 303 000 0- SanlordChrlt'fl Presb yt re I P- Borges Smith . .._____ t'4' 1 502 201 *-3 IS ' -'. 000 000 2- 2 All Souls 181 M oth. Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 st 4 0 0 0 0 0 ferior to his own slam-bang muscular Madison has yet to the Junior Olympics starting at F. 3 0 0 0 0 0 ability, taste defeat and he has stopped 6:30. The pro's are expected to Jackson It But this is not the case with four of those victims, go on with their portion of the 5mt 3b Davis. The smooth puncher has This semifinal is scheduled 12-bout card at 8. The Clark3 0 2 0 0 0 met many of the nation's top for eight rounds with the winner Hall four-rounder will be the Bryant lb 3 0 0 0 0 0 QUiflflC rated figh ters and has never ex pect ed to meet eit he r Ross or first professional offering. In honor of the Junior sanders "t come away without giving his Perez in tJ near future at the opponent a rugged battle. SEMINOLE CC FACULTY Olympics and Clark's pro Sports Stadiwn. AS R H 25 35 HR His wins include Tommy Van Guiden and NeSmith are bo th debut, Ashlock is admitting liatten, J.T. Howe and Randy main event fighters in the students for $I. - I Willie PasMss . washington Is P lb If - . : '0 , .• o 0 Andy Y an if Mark Loudy Cl si. P. imitmn 69 CHAT. BOUSCALIT 4.49 24 I1 ' '- 2 20 0 1 o 0 James Bus II __________________________ 5995 . ° ° C 10.49 104.90 2 4 'fl nn 199 I 1.99 83.95 6.99 •: 69.90 5,99 85.95 599 ,. .: . Jeff Litton lb D.SVIO Sonnenberg c ChrIs Colon SS of first place in . . '. .' AS N H assume undisputed possession Pa t ma rf lson ss 549 ' . 0 I 0 Glenn Brooke 2b 11.95 11. 119.50 H O2 ' . . MEDICAL CENTER League. Saturday's resul ts : f' I . 2 Todd Luce ri Tony Clark ri ovlwathin9tonrf CHAT. CHEVEL BLANC. IT. IMIUON 1* CHAT. MiSSION HAIJT BRION no urnu CHAT. LASCOMBES MIC,6jji CHAT. VIEUX CERTAN Pomim CHAT. BEYCHEVELII T. .iuuia CHAT. TROTANOY P05*510 CHAT. OUCRU BEAUCAJLLOU IT.JUUIN CHAT. BRANE CANTENAC ',nu Sern Robert BUUCtbS is C1 Collide 1 .291 lU . Paul Grittin2b 12490 5Pinecrest Baptist and First 14.9 u 149.50 Assembly of God are scheduled 14.95 °. 149.50 to play a 6:30 softball game 14 i. r, i. ,s. at t11. E flf uneur5t Field toni ght RLJ 02 159.50 g . 2 I I 0 Terry RuSSI ss Harold GainS t-LAGSHIP SANK OF SANFORD L Assem b There will be something for "Hoosier State" as Guide has tripled for Patrick. METRO STANDINGS everyone tonight at the Orlando UUp a mark of li-I including a two W L Pct. 08 [I Sports Stadium. round KO of Killer Ellis to Seaboard Coast LinelS 2 .5*2 Heading the boxing program credit. LakeMonrOeIfl(I 12 4 .750 21. .. NeSmith is ranked in the top Erie Standard 12 5 .705 3 wi ll be some of the area's top .563 S' 9 professional fighters. Edgar 10 by Ring Magazine a nd GregoryMob'le S 12 tO Patrick Outcasts "Mad Dog" R oss will de fend his tonight's six-rounder will save 11'.i Corn Faculty 3 13 2 IS II! I) local fans a preview of the man Auto Train ,. sou thern junior middleweight PeteAshlock is hoping to make IF championship against the SEABOARD COAST LINE AB R H 2838 HR ' challenge of Tampa's Eddie a permanent fixture in Central 42I100 Cooper 2b ' Florida. Davis. ' ' 523002 . Wulharnsp t' ' with this 10-rounder will nd Al Ot Clark's F" o 113, Joey Vincent being will him exchanging lth A.A 5 a .1 I U I tested oy undefeated George Sarasota's trial horse, Henry nardt 3b P Madison of Indiana the local Tiger' Hall Hall has ne ver Gordon ' . 4I 1 I 0 0 ns debut of two of the natio top en off of his feet despite Robnsonss be j :. 1 1 1 0 0 0 '. fighters, Sammy NeSmith and having been in with some of the Ptteflon 51 a Guiden; and Gary junior middleweight division's 1 0 1 har dest punchers. A former McCorkel c jMI Casselberry's Scott Clark in his 4 0 S II 19 19 first outing in the punch-for-pay Golden Gloves champion Hall Totals GREGORY MOBILE HOMES d'4 ranks. Is expected to enter the ring a AS R H 18 IS MR The amateur portion is of top heavy fa vorite over the 17 B(In3b 3 2 1 0 0 0 ,O't'I' CLARK 4 7 0 0 0 0 equal importance as it will year-old school boy from Norton 2b 2 1 I 0 0 0 P'"t'.t..":. consist of seven' Regional Armstrong. But two of his most Lyman High. championship bouts in the impressive scores came over .'" The Junior Olympic amateur Junior Olympics tour nament Sanford 's Taco Perez In a matches tre headed by Sornrr'rvll,sf 1 1 I 0 0 I 2 4 1 0 0 0 Ross' battle has the Local three-light series that dates Seminole County's crack team Markc 10 No . , Gregory Church 7b I " ... Totals F, a5 hi P when Then seminole offered its early Clark In Punch-For-Pay Ranks, Tonight . i sib im willIam me-wirining double. bringing RUM 12.49 Fred HOwardP CHAT. PETRUS CHAT. GONTET 1.99 At FROM PORTUGAL ROTHSCHILD PAUIUAC CHAT. MOUTON ROTHSCHILD CHAT. HAUl BRION CHAT. LATOUR mimu WS BESTAWINE IBUYS ABC DEL CONTE " MIX ANY '' 12 OTS. 44.5 W QT. ___ _ ______________ W IIN ES CASE IIIE.14L1 CRYSTAL CLEAR Medical Center .16-u) be hind Fred Howard's no-hitter. Seminole Petroleum had jumped to an ear ly 9-4 lead Friday, but Flagship-Sanford managed to catch up with a two-run rally in the six th in ning The extra frames were scoreless until Ed Mitchell Lacedatwo-out single in the top of the ninth and scored the gohtd marker for the Bankers p YAL AIMADI!U ...'. Lead ' ''" 49 SCOTCH KY. BIB. AB C Pardon mc, boy... is that the Standard bopped Auto-Train, Seaboard Coast Line softball 16-1, ahd Seminole Community College faculty stumped the team . . . on track 19? Yep, that's it. The one with all Patrick Outcasts, 13-3, In the league's other two games at the home runs, Seaboard continued Fort Mellon Park. Huffhig and puffing went hand.In.ba.fld with Super-Athlete C*flPetltlOalast wkt1I1t the &fl1lnole Jim Williams led Seaboard's 111gb Stadium, where Randy Brown was crowned overall champion In the third annual event span- domination of Sanford's Metro sored by the Rotaract Club of Sanford. $300 was rWsed for the addetle department and Boosters Club. League Monday night, shocking barrage with two homers and a other winners were Donald Washington (64 grades), Ricky Wells (9-12 grades), Brown (19-26 years Gregory Mobile Homes with single. Lloyd Wall and Joe old), Ken Kroog (27-35), Roger Crocker (36-49) and Gib Blake (50.over). Doing a head-lint over the five home runs in a 19-13 ho- Benton each had a homer, double and single. Dave high jump bar above is Lincoln Larson, while Donnie Kelley puts the shot below and Jim Edmonds hummer. Second place Eldridge RiCharde homered and singled clears another hurdle. (Herald photo by Tom Vincent). while Buddy Stumpf had three hits. Alan Buky had three hits for Gregory. __________________ Roger Beathard and John Reichart led Eldridge with three hits apiece. _____ __________ Jack Alexander paced SCC At Stadium . I 40000-r - . 799 -ftDAI1T YR. SCOTCH749 SUNSET CANADIAN -- . 1 04" LITTLE 49 K.D. 8 YEAR KENTUCKY BLIND ICE .. .. SCOTCH Seaboard Homers Too Much . At 5 p.m. Friday, Seminole Christmas present, the Oilmen Petroleum had a 6-3 record and took over first place by a full a was a full game out of first game. Howard, who had four oneplace In the American League division of the Sanford Little hitters to his credit entering was action, League. Barely three days Monday's later, the Oil Pumpers were devastating as he saddled sporting an 8-3 mark and had Medical Center with Its second bounded into the AL's premier no-hit defeat in three weeks. After walking the first batter, position. . Petroleum did it by scoring a Howard struck out the next 10 WON. pair of runs Saturday to grab an men to face him. Finally, with 11-10 decision over Flagship one out In the fourth, Jeff Litton 'i 'Tz e' 1 1AL 44 Bank of Sanford in a nine-inning grounded to second and David I contest postponed from Friday, Sonnenberg popped to second, ' then merely showed up Monday ending the abbreviated to take a 6-0 forfeit victory from runaway. 'Howard also led Railroaders' 'Flagship Bank of Seminoes, the offense, clouting a home run former leaders. &:nn n qin'Ip In four trim to the • In another American League 'j • " * match-up Flagship-Sanfurd -. took a b-0 forfeit triumph from RAILROADERS :. ' " as R H last-place ,..afl 'c National, 2 2 while National League-leading 2 : ru.'L"__..,,q am 3b Grah B 940 GIN ov U I• BOURBON $ YR. nt. --S FLEISCHMANII go , BLEND 449 QT.!kl GOOD SAT. MAY 29W/COUPON 5TH TOM SIMS u.n. IIS Im 101111DM "I think we're going to look sloppy this Friday night at the jamboree, but that's not my concern for spring football. I don't try to polish up during spring." Copeland got a far-away look in his face, "We're capable of winning. I don't want to predict, because an thing can happen. But, if we don't get anybody hurt. . . we could surprise a lot of people." Tuesday, May 25,1176--16 - G000 SAT. MAY 29 W/COUPON QT. CASE i A99 MIX ANY 12011. ' $3.75 " 3 599 S-i "Danny Williams will be returning at split end. He's 62 and 175. Our quarterback will be returning, too. He's Bob Burkhart,, 6.2 and 175," he said. Herb Felder will also be returning as a starter. last year he was a stalwart defensive tackle. This year he is looking good at tight end. He has good hands and power. lie is 6-1 and 210 lbs. Petrole u m III. VV II I Ulf GIN CANADIAN PREMIUM 86.8 PROOF "If I've got a college prospect that's a sleeper, it's him," Copeland said, pointing to 6-3, 200-pound Barry Swearington, returning center. According to Copeland, Swearington is the leader this year in hustle and determination. Wyman Jackson is back at running back. At and 160, he's the smallest of returning starters. Ben Ansley, a 175-pound sophomore-to-be, will be at fullback and Stan Balabanskl at wlngback will round out the backfield. Kendrick and Ansley will be the only non-senior starters. - BEEFEATER A- MIXAWY5.T. 97 ' -i 1251115 ABC 100 PROOF VODKA 47.75 CASE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NOCK 31 DELUZI CANADIAN IU YR . BOND "IT'S 4 YRS. BETTER" 1111%. KY. BOURBON RED LABEL SCOTCH 71.M Copeland is happy so far about the coming season. "We will be able to run the ball this corning season," he said. "We have a lot of young boys who can play. Out of the 35 or 36 who will be on the varsity, every boy will be capable of playing varsity ball. There were 112 out for varsity and junior varsity, and the varsity group will be big and strong," he said. The Greyhounds' starting line will average almost 220 pounds per man. Foes "Last year we were 3-7 because we did not have any consistency," Copeland said. "Last year we got beat in some close ball games that could have turned the season around for us. But the beauty is that we'll be playing the same boys this coming season and they'll remember the games," he added with a smile. "It's hard to get a winning spirit in a very young ball club on the road, like we had for a schedule last year with our first three games away," Copeland pointed out. "This year our first three games are at borne and we open against district champion Oak Ridge, who we want very badly," he said. Copeland thinks he has two of the best tackles in the area with Rory Stone, 64 and 230, and Mark Kendrick at 5II and 270. "We want to get Kendrick's weight down just a little bit," Copeland said. "If we get some fat off of him, it will increase his speed to go with his quickness." Rick Bennett (205) and Kern Sweat (195), both starting guards, are returning. SPORTS I BUTLERSCOTCN ' "IT'S 4 YRS. BETTER" tI Friday night the Greyhounds get a chance to test their strength, playing two quarters in a jamboree at lake Brantley in which all Seminole County teams will participate. For WHITE699 " Awfu 50T. WV U1*T SCOTCI 0 Last year Lyman High School went 3-7 in football and the former giant among Seminole County high schools had shrunk to the fifth smallest AAAA high school in the State of Florida. When last season's seniors were freshmen, 21 out of the top 23 rated chargers of bead football coach Dick Copeland were split off and sent to Lake Brantley High School. As a freshman team, It was undefeated. The following year the next freshman team had only one defeat and 31 off that team were assigned to Lake Howell High School. where they will be the seniors next fall. Copeland has been rebuilding his team over and over and this year he will be returning nine seniors as starters. There will be only 35 or 36 players on the coming varsity, but Copeland is happier than he has been in several days. "In size we will be the biggest team I have ever had," he said. "We will be short on depth because we're still rebuilding, but we'll surprise some people If we get through the season without injury." BOND 99 5111 STI, LEGER WOSt8S WISER'S DILUXI CANADIAN 10 YR. BOND Jamboree Friday At Brantley- Eye Lyman Has Surprise Package IRT JACQUINp PLACE now GREEN s 511 RUM Y COj ABC 100 0 4. GOLD 8R. VODKA BLACK CANADIAN VELVET CANA LORD CALVERT IP MIXANT 39 12015. S1.fl Greyhounds LOWG BRANCH Ak ABC iXTRA_GIN DRY RONRICO RUM 459 WiSER'S OLDEST ISYR.AN5 OLD REPEATEP 4 YR. KENTUCKY III .-•'-- _uui ___.- EDLDRIDGE STANDARD AS N H 25 3$ H ill I 2 00 through the ritual talk of great- legged toward the Englishman. real harldy. because it saved me Mar ino C H4r,ct ness, amazem ent. and mir- his arms stretched out in front some work, tcles of him like a Frankenstein "Dunn was much bettertthan the MulIca' lb LOV in U I thought he was, but i I-hen he got around to saying monster. Dawson if Ali who pace an we were going I knew he'd page p It was also w ha t seemed increasingly cvikcthert rI dent. "I've got just enough to frequently crossed his legs aw- fade ou t after 10 or 11. I'm still Total; carry me through the year and kwardly during the first three 34. lir.ishetl and washed up and destroy Norton. 'Then I'm going rounds, took a series of stiff over the hill. Ht's 31, and he had right jabs from the left-handed a little more pep." to retire." Aule-Train rid,. Std .1 1 7 1 1 0 4 3 3 0 0 0 1 2 I 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 a 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 4 3 3 1 0 0 37 15 14 5 1 • 515 00- 1 251 21-15 -I �2B-Ev,lg Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, May 2S, 1q76 IN FEET FIRST Expos Homer Leader? Foil? lh The Assoilated l'ress In his first live the Montreal shortstop hit a grand total of live roundtrippers, his biggest season prior to this being 1971 when he had three. In other National 11eague games Monday. Philadelphia Iloune(I the New York Mets 74, San Francisco stopped Houston 5-I and San f)icgo blanked Los Angeles 2.0. F'nli's filth-inning homer tame one pitch alter Pittsburgh piWhcrJohnCandelaria walked itrrv t'arrisn. tHat lieU the 9A5F8A11 ,,W t '4 V iVCYE"4 ,9F I I 1q) 77' fl4t1 o-6 eotF,f 61c //Oti2 of W( , 8ft2'#E d ¶c'i"t a cFF7 9 / -' \ score at 2-2 and Montreal rateher Harry Foote untied it an out later when tic lined his First home run of the season over the left field fence. '('andelaria was giving us a lot of last balls, and we just happened to get two home runs off hun," said Foote The Expos added a single run in the seventh to give pitcher % oodv Frvman his sixth victor of the season against two losses. "I was a lucky pitcher," said of an error by Mets loser hot-hitting rookie finished with /'fCfJ,47 '? 77c'6 f'V5' Of Philadelphia's Larry Christen- Mickey lolich, 2-6. three hits to lift his average to Tini 1:oli spent his first live n after he scattered seven 1W tW M648HE The Mets' lone run came In .471. iØ I.', /7' years in the major leagues just /c'g4't IMf /t Zr/f hits to beat the New York Mets. the ninth on John Mimer's triple ,qJb'gvt4' The Giants' Rob Dressier, 1.1, 'arming up. This year he's "I was just throwing the ball and Joe Torre's 1(111 single. ceoaNCY O COfi/?iC1/O'/f ', who needed relief help from found the range. over the plate and challenging Giants 5. A.stFos I Gary lavelle, gave up an them to hit it at somebody "A trivia tlilCStiOfl: Who's Rookie Larry lierndon belted unearned run In the second on l'lII not here to be a strikeout leading this club in home his first major league homer Enos Cabell's two.out single, a pitcher. I'm here to win. And and scored twice to lead San stolen base and Chris Speler's !1 runs?" asked Montreal's Nate ! that's all that counts." ('olbert after the Expos deI'r&mclscn to its victory over throwing error. It was the first (reg lizinski's first inning Houston. llerndon had a leadoff time in a month that San Franfeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4two-run bonier gave Christen- walk that triggered a three-run cisco has won two gaines in a 2 Monda night, son a quick 2.0 lead, and the the first Inning off loser Mike Cos- row. The answer." ('albert said, kING A! I'hillies added four more in the grove, 1-3, then smacked his I. t.... i- uii iuu turn, ' Phhlies , Mdc i Padres 2, Dodgers U second - all unearned because roundtrlpper in the second. The Making his first start since ,YFW)2V¼ _______ being called up from the minors 41F7, last week, San Diego H1 2#p ' righthander Dave Ireisleben tosseda six-hit shutout over Los Ivn.q. Angeles. The loss snapped a I .. I)odgers six-game winning / 4t %M' y,qir, streak. ' By The Associated Press to preserve Eckerslcy's Oflt- mg out the next three batters. extended his hitting streak to 26 off Jim Coiborn in the first inIi Freisleben, 0-I, stranded sevI ! 4/ hitter, as the Indians blanked '' Elsewhere in the American games with a single in the third ning on Hill singles by ChriS en I)odger runners while going I)ennis Eckerstey gave up ' .. Drmoles 4-0 Monday night. League, the Boston Red Sax for the oniy Detroit hits. (lumibliss and Graig Nettles the distance. one hit too many and one walk ilnyaLs 14, Rangers 11 "lie was tired after the sev- beat the l)etroit Tigers 3-0; the plus Oscar Gamble's three-run 1 /4)/ // ,.'• z' Doug Rader singled home too many. But some of the fans enth but I let him go back and New York Yankees downed the ,, "it was just the worst game homer. S ) leaving Baltimore's Memorial ''t 94'F Mery Rettenmund in the first I ./' he got them nut in the eighth," Milwaukee Brewers 5-2; the we've had all year," said Texas Ed Figueroa tossed a seven- inning and Willie Davis' sacriCOiJIP ,ff,4K( Stadium Manager were saying '. I (leveland Frankthat Rob-said Robinson. "But when he Kansas City Royals outscored Manager Frank Lucchesi after hitter for his fourth victory in lice fly in the fifth sent Enzo /7' '9F tIked the first batter in the the Texas Rangers 14-11; the the Itangers committed a clubseven decisions. inson made one move too many. Ilernandcz home with an Insur/ , ninth, it looked like he was ('hicago White Sax beat the record seven errors to help White Sox 5. Angels 3 / ft ance run. It was th: old argument of struggling." California Angels 5-3. Kansas City score six unearned Brian 1)owning belted a twohether or not team success Eckersly's ninth-inning walk runs. out, three-run double in the Red Sax 3. Tigers 0 should play second string to in- to Al Ilumbry was the CleveGeorge Brett, Hal McRae and eighth inning to rally Chicago Rick Vise stopped Detroit on cli I a cconipl ishnient. larni righthander's fourth walk a two-hitter for his second i- Frank White blasted solo over California, extending the ,1,1 o cs Oh e tt%I in Fto ni 1"itle Robinson, who is paid for of the game. homers in the first Inning to White Sax' winning streak to victories, cast his vote for the before he was relieved in the Thomas then walked 'Mark tor in five decisions. lAKELAND (AP) - Florida first-ranked Eckerd 10-5. start the Royals off right, eight games. leant. So relief pitcher Stan Itcianger, but put his stamp on Alex Johnson singled in the Eckerd had eliminated see- ninth inning. Rollins used four Yankcrs 5, BrewerS 2 Pete Vuckovlch, 2-1, fired a S a u h e r n b a s e b a II S Ec kers ley On e - H its Orioles Defense Celtics ' Calling Card; Eye 2-0 Lead Vs. Suns Thursday Legal_Notice by Alan Mover - S S . .'. '''c'' and walked four. coaching thIs year but wants Monday after a wild throw by signing the loss to Bob Kreuger. A' 12, Tlns 7 one more tournament after to- third baseman John Castino Florida Southern came back The 2dventurous A's stole day's South Atlantic Division II touched off a seven-run ex- from a 5-0 defIcit to beat Madiseven bases, five by Bert championship game with Madi- plosion that broke an 8-8 tie in son In an earlier Monday game the sixth Inning, ('ampaneris, and ended an son. as Paul Porowskl allowed just eight-game losing streak by "I'm hoping Springfield will Madison, from Harrisonburg, two base runners In the final six blasting Minnesota with a sev• be my last," Smeltzy says, Va., led the field with a .370 innings. With two out and the en-run fifth inning, looking to Illinois for Florida batting average as the playoffs score 6-6 In the top of the ninth, Claudell Washington's two- Southern's sixth trip to the na- began. As in the Rollins game, Southern's Sam Tests drove In pitching that made the differ- run hich turned a 5-1 Minnesota nament In eight years. Celtics, long known for their offense. and fast break, I'd feel a lot health during the three-day ki}' lead into an 8-5 Oakland advanFlorida Southern beat the ence here. racehorse offense, now are "We're not a pattern, set-up better. But the fact Is that we off between Games One and MadIson pitcher Dennis The Mocs went into today's tage and helped the A's end strong-batting Madison team 7gaining a reputation for their basketball team." said Coach don't have the people who can Two. their worst slump since they 6 Monday, but the Dukes stayed Meade held Eckerd to nine hits regional championship with a defensive prowess. run. Havlicek has that injury Both players departed early ,iio'ed to Oakland in 1968. in the running by humbling while striking out seven batters 29-11 record. The Celtics, leading the Phoet torn muscles in his left foot from Monday's practice. Scott, nix Suns 1-0 in their nationally $43 tt/t I1110 and (Don) Nelson and (Steve) who had been suffering from an fl televised best-of-seven National Kuberski haven't got good upset stomach for a couple of Basketball Association chamspeed. The fact that we can't days, worked out briefly before pionship series and seeking TV P a c k a g e run right now worries me, leaving. Cowens, the Celtics' their 13th league title since 1957, because Phoenix is a real good most productive player in the are in that position more For CBS ball club." opening game with 25 points, 21 because of their defense than The Celtics' running game rebounds and 10 assists, didn't their offense. could be more accelerated dur- even practice. lie left quickly NEW YORK tAP - LawIn l3playolfsix gamesso far this rence each against O'Brien, commissioner of ing Thursday night's second and later said he was merely season game at the Boston Garden, be- tired after having played the Buffalo and Cleveland, and the National Basketball cause Haivlicek might be avail- entire 48 minutes Sunday. Sunday's 96-87 victory over ation, chooses his words careable for full-time duty. The Suns also had two casufully. But then, that's what you Phoenix - they have held Although he did not start In alties. Reserve center Dennis opposition under 100 points 10 might expect from a man who the series ''ener, he played 40 Awtrey reported to practice tunes and under 90 in live was so intimately involved in minutes, scored 16 points, and disclosed he had suffered games. Their average yield has politics for so long, grabbed six rebounds and had an injury to a joint on the front been 96.1 points per game. He is vcr' cay when he dis- six assists. tnd most tin- part of the top of his left foot, That is well below the Celtics' cusses touchy items like merg- portantly, he said he felt little and substitute swingman Nate season average of 103.9 - sixth er, amalgamation or some oth- pain in the foot afterward. Hawthorne bruised his right best in the league - and also er accommodation with the In addition to Havilcek, the hand against the .mpririn Lt'ickeIhiIl •',ccn'j. -- rim while atxuw ilie Chitagu iiis fjgwe ation teiucs are noping mat two otn- tempting a stun snot during mae of 98.8, lowest in the NBA. But it is tough to avoid the er regular starters, guard workout. Awtrey said he didn't Meanwhile, Boston's usually Charlie Scott and center Dave know how he had hurt himself. potent offense, which averaged subject when the new four-year NBAworth television contract with 106.2 points during the regular cas $43 million contains season, has sputtered, mainly due to Injuries to fast-break an important nrnndment 'IV i n n ip e g Eyes leader John Havileek. In their calls for an additional $4.9 mulion should the league add up to last six playoff games, the Celt- four new franchises. ics have not reached the 100A half-dozen ABA franchises point mark, but they have won have been knocking on the 3 -0 i\ d va n t a ge four of them. Their over-all NBA's door for some time. Two scoring average f&r 13 playoff teams, the New York Nets and WINNIPEG tAP) - The fident they can win before a games is 99.3. Denver Nuggets, went so far as Winnipeg Jets are looking to sellout crcwd, they are not conRecently, the Celtics, who to make formal applications to grab a commanding 3-0 lead in ceding themselves the triumph. prefer to run, have been forced the established league last the World Hockey Association "Houston plays just as well in year. and then the remaining playoff championship tonight, ABA clubs joined suit. but they'll have to do it without this building as they do at JudgeRobertCarter,whohas the services of veteran home," said Bobby Hull, who Sem moles scored the winning goals in the been in the middle of many of defeteman Ted Green. Green suffered a severe ankle toird period of each of the first pro basketball's various lititwo games. "Sure there will be gation cases, urged the two Injury in practice Monday Eli leagues to find an out-of-court initial examination Indicated some pressure on them but sometimes that's when the TALLAhASSEE (AP) - The settlement for their dis- ligament damage. Coach Bobby Kromm said cream rises to the top." J a c k son v ill e baseball agreement. team that eliminated second"We've communicated," said Green will be lost for the reThe Aeros arrived in Winniranked Florida State 9-7 here O'Brien. "As a result, the ABA nialnder of the best-of-seven fi- peg early Monday afternoon needs two consecutive victories made a proposal which is under nal series against the houston and Coach Bill Dineen put them over Auburn towm a spot in the coosidention by the NBA." Acros. Green and his blueline through a brisk workout. It was College World Series. O'Brien refused to discuss partner Thommle Bergman the fir-st time they've been on Auburn, the Southeastern terms of that proposal, but he had been the Jets' most con- Winnipeg ice sInce Jan. 14. Conference champion that admitted he did not hold much sistent defensemen throughout edged FSIJ 2-1 earlier Monday, hope for its acceptance. the playoffs. Both Kromm and Dineen needs just the first game to take "The initial reaction of the Krornm said his loss natural- agreed before the series even the NCAA South Region crown. NBA t has not been overly posi- ly will hurt the Jets but he's started that home ice could turn A night game will settle the tive," the commissioner said. hopeful Hexi Rithiranta, who out to be o advantage for matter if Auburn loses the 4 "In fact, it's negative." saw his first playoff action in either club. They both won one p.m. meeting with JacksonBut O'Brien is basically an the second game of the series In of two games In the opponent's yUle, optimistic man and he re- houston Sunday night, can take rink during the regular season. Auburn beat Florida State niained optimistic about the up the slack. after Seminole pitcher Bob talks. Defenseman Mike Ford, Mayer walked Richie Howard 7 '1 :f : V"I anticipate further dis- benched for Sunday's game, is in the sixth inning to allow the cusslons and we'll see what expected back in the line-up ________________________ I' winning run. they lead to," he said. tonight when Winnipeg looks for FSU threatened In the ninth The CBS contract makes ac- its third straight 1ct3ry over against Auburn relief pitcher ceptantx of new teams ... ABA the defending champions. _____________________ Joe Beckwith. Shortstop Jeff or otherwise financially And while the Jets are conhlardyhithisthirddoubleofthe rewardine for tI NHk Alan BLACK WALLS day but was trapped between _________ ________ ________ the Las Angeles Bargain thlrdand home on a grounJ ball Lakers, a member of the NBA's F.E I Siztt price , (each) back to Beckwlth. _______ _______ television negotiating team, 1378 13 S1995 Fighting a 7-4 score in the explained the expansion clause. I 84 C18t4 2095 eighth Inning. Jacksonville 204 "The last contract was the D18 14 21 95 2 12 played comeback ball against first time the NBA has not exE'/814 2295 225 Florida State with singles by panded in the middle of a conF-/B 14 24 95 2 39 G7814 Peewec Bu.scher, Bill Miller tract," he said. "Anytime 2595 255 H7814 and Dun Surlano and a double we've added teams 2795 which, 275 G7815 2695 by Dave Chappell. for television, translates Into 258 HIU15 2895 Buadei'o it-inning aingle adding markets .. It enhances LSU 'r I..) .IV..j.j .280 won the game on tnlielder Gull- the contract." kr-mo Bonilla's en-or and Steve The two sid. apait:iUy anLnn'an addcd insurance. ticipating some enhancing in Jadmsonville Is 45-13 and Au- the foreseeable future, agreed burn 36-13. on the 1.4.9 million figure as a Florida State wound up at 40 little added compeasatlon for 16. an cxnanded NBA. mn in a ted . ... - ... ''. , , -- 'dU LegalNotice Tu.sday,?My25.lfl-3B EvsningH.rald,sanford,Fl. LegalNotice FICTITIOUSNAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE IS hereby given that the engagc.4 In busIness at 28$ Maple CASE NO 7$S00-CA.09.F Board of County Commissioners of Court, OvIedo 32765, SemInole DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Seminole CuOnly, florida. shalt at êCounty. Florida under t! t;c1;t;,.,,, I fltN " ¶' 4 O(.TluN (it- PMA.'.'.t. '.•' .' name of DECORATING BY thereafter, on the 15th day of June, ai't Cut1uiah1 32 15 .605 2 Provost) (4) 100, 240. 2 20: 2 C U (Kurtzworth); 3. Counsel Rice NANCY,andthat I ifltendto register 1976, In the Seminole County S.jn Diego . II 'reo-; 4. '1)cr,r Rally laid name with th Clerk sa a 760,2.20; 3. T'.v) Ja',r L3'or the DONNIE F it Courthouse, Florida, COfl%id4'r GuLPS if living, and Circuit Bohemia HOU5tO Kirby n'jrt Semr,c,)e ii 24 .479 9 Neely); 5. 120; Q 121) $600; T 1:36:4. County, Oeacl, adoptionof the following Ordinance: all parties claiming inlei'ests. NATIONAL LEA GUE Florida in Atlanta IS 25 1. Conestoga (,i (Meyers); Lusty McXIyo (Hobbs). .375 Il SECOND with the by, Ihrough,under,- against Donnie AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ProvisiOn5 ofaccordance East San Fran 11 71 311 12' KucIa) (1) 310, 3.20. 220; 2. ChrIs 7 Saint Ciair Eulie (Kucla). S the Fic$jtious Name F Gillis and SANDRA 1. GILLIS. it Sta'utes, To w,t. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; W L Pct. 08 Monday's Reiiti ld (6) 10.10, 4.60. 3. Silverbelt Enough Time (Sica). Section sos 09 living and dead, all parties claiming PROVIDING FOR CENTRALIZED Phila 21 9 fl7 San Francisco 5. Houston i NatIonal League Florida Statutes 1957. Rice (8) 1,00; 0 (46) 136 60; 1 (16 interests, by, through, u 'dec COUNTY PURCHASING; TO BE Pilts 72 16 579 4', Philadelphia 7, New York i BATTING (90 at bats)- McBride, 8) 1171.60; 013 (14) 13.20; 1 7:17:1. S Nancy Lee White against Sandra L. Gilli. EN1'ITLED THE SEMINOLE New York 77 II 550 5I President StL. .345; Rote, Cm. .361; Montreal 1. Pittsburgh 2 1. Shawnee Win (Dick THIRD Defendants COUNTY PURCHASING OR Montreal 15 t9 .111 9', San Diego 7. Los Angeles 0 W.Crawford, StL. .347; DoRader, Publish May Is. 25, une I, 6, 1976 k,Jrttworth) (7) 1.10, 3.00, 350; 2. NOTICE OF ACTION DINANCE; PROVIDING FOR Chicago 16 2) in to DEl SD, .345; Only games scheduled Griffey. Cm. .341. DAYTONA BEACH Pasadena N (1) 4.20, 3.20; 3. Friday DEFINITIONS; CR)ATING THE St. Louis STATE OF FLORIDA 16 73 .110 11 Today's Games MONDAY MATINEE RUNS-Monday, ChI, 35; Rose. Star (6) 170; 0(47)115.60; T (716) FICTITIOUS NAME IjVn,, DIVISION OF PURCHASES AND i DoP . west if st Louis (McGlothen 13) at Cm, 31; Schmidt, PhI. 32; Griffey, $15360; T 1:352. .0al0s IS) P NOtice 5 hereby given that i am un FIRST Ang and if dead, all parties claiming THE OFF ICE OF COUNTY Los 26 II 650 Chicago (Burns is) Cm, 29; D.Cash, PhI. 2$. Morgan, FOURTH 1. Oc.aIa Eable (Sy 10,20,1740,6.00; 2. Mario.SuttOr ill engaged in business at Ill Foxrldge U P C H A S I N G AGENT interests, by, through, under Montreal as Cm, 2$; Winfield, SD, 2$. (Rogers 2 1) Jefferson) (7) 11.10, 5.80, 1.80; 2. 1050. 6.00; 3. Victor Ovy (1) 7,00; 0 Run. Longwood 32750, Seminole CREATING THE COMMITTEE ON _______________________________ against Donnie F Gillis and SAN • Pittsburgh (Medich 34), in) RUNS BATTED lN-Kingman. Marybar Queen (3) 10.20 610; 3 (15) 113 $0; 0 (5 1) 112110. County. Florida. under the tiditlo$ AND DRA 1. GILLI5, it living, and t ST AN DAR DI 1 AT ION New York (Seaver 43) at NY, 33; SchmIdt, Phi, 34; Monday. Byrd Bobby (2)160; 0(37) $16620; 1. MarIo Goros 13) SECOND nameof AIR PEPSALES,andthatl dead,aI' parties claiming interests, SPECIFICATION; PROVIDING __________________________ Philadelphia (Lonborg 60). In) Chi. 30; G.Foster, Cm. 30; T.Perez. T (732) 53.72700: 1 213. 2610, 760. 110: 7, ResaDiaga (1) inlendtorecister said namewith the by. through, under or against FOR THE POWERS AND DUTIES Atlanta (Morton 04) at Cm. Cm, 29. FIFTH I. Byrds Honor (Tom 500,360;) Bob Edward (6) 11.20. 0 COMMITTEE; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole SAID Sandra L Giltis HITS-Rose, Ciii. Sd; Garvey, LA, vanOenvenler (6)1.00.1.20.160; 2. (13) 5.17.20: P (31) 1195.30; Big 0 PROVIDING FOR THE POWERS EIGHTEENTH JUDICAL CIRCUIT cmnnatl (Alcala 30), () County, Florida in accordance with Residence Unknown Los Angeles (Rau 42) at San 56; Cardenal, ChI. 51; Buckner. LA. Single OilIer (Ii 300. 210; 3. El (1 1 with 13) 1637.10. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE th AND DUTIES OF THE COUNTY provisions of the Fictitious 51; Montanez, SF, 50. Diego (Jones 87), (n) I. VictorDiaga (1) Capitan (3) 1.80; 0 (68) 19.20: 1 (6. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THIRD COUNTY. FLORIDA. PURCHASIN0 Name Statutes, To.WiI: Section AG E N T ; DOUBLES-hilt, Pgh. Houston (Richard 54) at San 14; $3) $139 $0; T 2.09. that an action to foreclose a Mor 13 $0. 110. 3.60; 2. RefaGotos (2) PROVIDING FOR PROCEDURES CIVIL ACTION NO. 76631.CAo9.B $4509 Florida 1937. lAadlock. Chi, 12; MilIan, NY, 11; Francisco (Calciwell 01), (n) SIXTH I. Mary Brooks (Jim 5.20. 380; 3 Ne's?or Sutton (7) 6.00. tgage on the following property TO BE FOLLOWED BY USING FEDFRAL NATIONAL MOR 5: R. C. Kosman Garvey, LA, Ii; Montanet, SF. 11. Wednesday's Games t-iyselU (5) 660. 2.60, 2.10; 2. Doily Q (24) 52620; P (12) 183.10. Seminole County, Florida TGAGE ASSOCIATION. AGENCIES; PROVIDING FOR Publish' May 11, 15, 21, 25. June 1 TR IPLES'D.Cash, PhI. 5; Atlanta at Cincinnati Jester ii) 2.20. 2,20; 3. Rudy Adams Lot 16. Block 0. NORTH FOURTH -1. Paco(3) 28.40,4,80, Plaintiff, '11976 BIDDING; D.Parkei', Pgh, 5; W.Davls, SD. 1; St. Louis at Chicago ()) 2.20; 0 (35) 114.70. 1 (53.1) 4.00: 7 Galdos (2) 5.10. 1.10; 3 ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION COM PET I TI V E FORMAL CON DEl 57 Turner, SD. 4; 5 Tied With 3. Houston at San Francisco Ui 20. T 1.35 1. Mutllla (8) 380:0 (2 3) 153 10; P (3 FIVE OF UNIT ONE, according to PROVIDING TRACT PROCEDURES SETTING LONNIE JAMES SAULS and HOME RUNS-Kingman, NY. 15; Montreal at Pittsburgh, n SEVENTH I. Kay Farr (Ed 2)1122.10. 00 (43) $23580. the phil thereof recorded In Plal F 0 P 1 H . SAULS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 18TH N 0 1 I C E ELIZABETH Schmidt. Phi, 15; Monday. Chi, • New York at Philadelphia, Hyseli) (4 6 00, 3.80. 3.00; 2. Mindy I. Rafael.Bonlguen (7) Book I?, Pag- 31, PubliC Records Of REQUIREMENTS INVITING FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Defendants. Cey, LA, 5; Cedeno. Htn, 7. (n) Nib (5) 310, 3.00; 3. W,,rlhy Robin 1010,510, 280 2. OrbeElorri (3) SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida NOTICEOFACTION Los Angeles at San Diego, STOLEN BASES-Morgan, Cm, C)) 3Ø; 0 (15) 13.20; T (453) 560.300:3. Apraiz.WaIIy (2)7.10; 0 has been tiled against you and that BIDS. SETTING BIDTO LONNIE .IAMESSAULS CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$406.Ca•OjC SUBMISSION ANDFORTH OPENING 16; Cedeno,Htn,14; Griffey,Cin, 10; tnt $97.20; 1 2:10:3. (37) 139.80; P (73) 581.60. u are rt'quired to serve a copy of PROCEDURES. and LEONARD J. PERKINS, AuTHORIZING J.Mangual, Mon. I; CabelI. Htn. 8; EIGHTH I. Iron City Nancy I. ZubiPecina (7) 9.80. SIXTH yourwrittendefenses, if any, to it on THE REJECT ION OF BIDS; tLIZABETH J. SAULS Plaintiff, Buckner, LA. 8. (Rick Reour) (1) 140. 540,320:2. 3.80.320.2. Victor.Davatos (5)5 00. AMERICAN LEAGUE RESIDENCE; UNKNOWN PtaintiftsAttorneywhosenameand' PROVIDING GUIDELINES FOR PITCHING (5 DecIsIons)Sandy Doll (S) 1.40, 5.60; 3. .loppa 760; 3. SoloiWally (1) 6.00; 0 (57) East address A. All parties claiming interests by. is GARY MEADE, a ka GARY G. DUANE AWARDING CON TRACTS; Lonborg, Phi, 60. 1 000, 2.19 Hough, Star Maid (3) 350:0 (45) $79.60; T 11640. p (75) 1)74.80; 00 (77) W L Pct. GB BERGSTROM ot RUSH, MAR. PROVIDING FOR TIE BIDS. through, under or aqainst LONNIE MEADE. and ROBERT ZABEL. a LA. 50. 1.000, 3.49 Koosman. NY. 5 (153) 5204.60; T 1:36. New York fl 12 . PER. JAMES SAULS and ELIZABETH ,j $7060. BERGSTROM AND PAYMENT It a ROBERT E. lABEL, and TOM SHALL, AND I. $33, 2.15 Christenson. Phi, SI, NINTH I. Hazel Nut (Mike 15 16 .529 1 SEVENTH - I. Zubi.MOlina (6) SMJLS, and to all parties having or Baltimore ROBISON. 35 East Livingston F OR MA N C E S lABEL, BARNETT BANK OF B 0 N OS ; 833. 2.71 Rooker. Pgh. 5.1. .833, 2.61 Petersen) (6) 89.20. 4.00, 10.60; 2. 1850, 6.40. 5.00; 2. ApraIz.Paco (4) Boston 16 15 .471 6 Street.POsIOtflceBox 3146.Orlando PROHIBITING ORLANDO, a Florida banking SUBDIVIDING claiming to have any right, title or R.Jones, SO. $7. .800. 2.27 Carlton. Mania (7) 320. 320; 3. Surgery 640. 350. 3 irlarteCobian (2) 2O 16 19 157 6', interest in the real property herein Cleveland Florida 32802, on or before June 1, CONTRACT OR PURCHASE; corporation, SQU THEAST Phi, 4.),.SO0. 4.08 Fryman, Mon, 62. Time (1) 6.80: 0 (67) 181.10; 1 (67. Q (4) $37.20; P (61) 1111.30. Delroit t4 is .438 7 1916, and tmle (tie original with the PROVIDING FOR A MINIMUM described NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO. .750. 3.38. 1) 13079 10; T 2067. 13 Il .433 7 ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Mitwee Clerk of this Court either before NUMBER OF BIDS, SETTING a national bankIng association, and EITHTH -1. Mutilla Arnleta (3) STRIKE0UTS-Seaver. NY. 63; TENTH 1. Joshua (Richard wait service on Plaintiff's Attorney G( FORTH PROCEDURES FOR that an action to foreclose a mor THE UNITED STATES OF 15.00. 1.60; 2. Rafael.Echaflul Niekro, All, 57; Montetusco, SF, Strong) (I) 5.10. 3.20. 2.80; 2. Haul 2500, .647 77 I? tgage on the following real property Kan City immediately thereatter. otherwise a EMERGENCY PURCHASES; 300; 3. Solana.EIOn'i (2) AMERICA, 52; J.Richard, Htn, 49; Lolich, NY, Freight (1) finning 960, 660; 3. Texas 21 14 I', Default will be entered against you SETTING FORTH PROCEDURES in Seminole County, Florida: Defendants 650, 0 (35) 14560; P (5.3) $111.90. TIn., (1) 660; 0 (1.1) 53310; 1 (41 17 16 .515 1'., Lot 72. THE COLONNADES, Chicago for the relief demanded in the FOR DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS Big 0 (16 with 35) $137140. NOTICE OF ACTION AmerIcan League 7) 5712 00. 1 2:09 18 17 .514 4'., PROPERTY. AUTHOR lZ ING THIRD SECTION, according to the MirW,esota Complaint or Petition STATE OF FLORIDA TO: I. Orbe (6)72.60.500. NINTH •i. BATTING (90 at bats)-LeFlore. A1,698; Handle -187,373. 16 213 .410 WITNESS my hand and seal ot COOPERATIVE PURCHASES; platlhereofasrecordedinPlat Book Oakland GARY MEADE 520. 2. Araiz (3) 5.80.3.40. 3. Jorge Det, .107; Carty, Cle, .376; Dent, Clii, 15 26 CalifornIa .366 10'.', 16, Page 55, Public Records of lhi5Coijrt thiS 30th day of April. 1976 a k a GARY 0. MEADE. AUTHOR Ill HG PUP CHASES TONIGHT'S ENTRIES (II 400. 0 (36) 39.50. p (6.3) 19! 350; Bostock, Mm, 316; G.Brctt, Monday's Results FROM STATE AND FEDERAL Seminole County, Florida, (COURT SEAL) I. Ibar Gores (2) 1800, whose residence and TENTH KC. .346. Boston 3. Detroit 0 has bet-n filed against you and you Arthur H Deckwith, Jr G V E N M E P1 T AN 160. 120. 2. Solos Davalos (6) 160. mailing address are FIRST 1. Bandldo Ranger RUNS-Otis, XC. 31; North, Oak, 1, Baltimore 0 Cleveland are required to serve a copy of your Clerti of the Circuit Court 4 iO. I Rita Edward (1) 340; 0 17 PROVIDING UPIKNOWP1: FOR CON Hargrove,Tex.21; R.While, NY, (Piper). 2. Kingly Hat (Pa',): 7 New York S. MIlwaukee 2 STRUCTION. SEVERABILITY writtendetenses. it any, to it on van By Mary N Darden 6) 53360; P (26) $183.40; DO (62) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Maynard Penca (Vandervonly); 4. 77; B.Bell, Cli, 26. Kansas City 14, Texas 11 den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., at Deputy Clerk AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE $111 30 that a Complaint to foreclose a RUNS BATTED IN-Rudi. Oak, Evas Dream (T. Crank); 5. 1. J. 0. Chicago 5, California 3 Peit Office Box 793. Orlando, Publish May 4. Il, II. 2S, 1916 (Seal) ELEVENTH I. I Jorge Molina certain mortgage on the tollowing 6. Louts Bud 32; Burroughs, Tex. 30; Munson. (Dvoracek, Oakland I?. Minnesota 7 F!crida 32502. o"d fitC the crlg!ri.sl DEZ 23 (6) 13.00.480.3 20. 2 Barguin GaI Arthur H I3ecttwmtrt Jr. 7. Torpedo Byrd described porperty, to wit, NY. 25; Chambllss. NY, 27; (8dgt-s Today's Games with the Clerk of the above styled II lIt 7.60,3.40. 3 Zubl.Goodwin (it Clerk ot Board (D'Amato); 5. Nibs Brat IDe Commencing 150 feet East of the Mayberry, XC. 26. Detroit (Fidrych 10) at Bos. court on or before June 21. 1916; 140. 0 (46) $33 10, P (6-4) 115600 of County Commissioners, interseclion of the South right of HITS-Munson, NY, 17; G.Breft. Berry) ton (Tiant S 2t. Otherwise a iudgment may be en TWELFTH -1. Ratael.Mandiola Seminole County. Florida SECOND 1. Feline Lady (E. way line of 27th Street as the same KC. 47; LeFlore. Det. 46; Cham IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Cleveland IDobson at 35) ,tered against you lQr the relief Hysell). 2. Party Juny (Taylor); 3. (1) 1150, 2320, 5.60; 2. Apraix. existed on September 20, 195.1, and bliss, NY, 15; Carty, Cle, 44; Remy, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Robert J Pierce Baltimore (Palmer 5.4). (n) demanded in the complaint or Prince Desmond (Ovoracelt); 1. Rodolfo (5) 12.60, 1)20; 3. Orbe. the West line of the NE .4Ol the NE . 051. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Attorney At Law Milwaukee (Travers 32) at petition Private Line (F. ihlenfeld); S. Cobian(31520;Q(l.S)$3900. P11 '0, BOx 70 'of theNE 4 of the SE '4 of Section DOUBLES-Carty, Cle, 11; COUNTY. FLORIDA New York (Ellis 41), (ii) WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof Altamonte Springs. George Way (B. Regur); 6. Double 5) 1112.50; Big 0 (16 with 1 5) 1,Township2oSouth.Range3oEast, LeFlore, Del, 11; D.Evans, Bsn. 10; PROBATE DIVISION Kansas City (Leonard 3.1) at said Court on May 14th. 1976 Steal (Jctferson); 7. Top Reward Florida 37701 $11000. run thence South 223 feet. thence Rudi. Oak, 10. Munson. NY. 9; NO. 76.14$.CP Texas (Perry 43). (n) (Seat) (D'Amato); 8. SIr Hampton Publish May 25. 1976 East 139 feet, thence North 225 feet, L.Staniton, Cat. 9; McRae. XC. 9 'n Re. The Estate , Chicago (Gossage 2 3) al Cal. Arthur H. Beckwmlh, Jr.. MONDAY NIGHT (Strong). DEL_125 thence West 139 teet to the Otis. XC, , point of WALTER A. HOLLY. 0 ifornia (Ross 1.5), (n) Clerk of the Circuit Court FIRST' I Ur;rt GoodwIn (5) UNITED STATES DISTRICT THIRD 1 Chees Sister (Kim beginning (LESS the rights of way TRIPLES-North, Oak. 1; S Tied Deceased Minnesota (Hughes 01) at By; Lillian T Jenkins 17.40720610; 7. Mario Lor'nto (ii COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF balI). 7. Great Manly (Sink), 3 With 3 of 27th Street and Sanford Avenue) NOTICE OF Oakland IMitchell 12), (nI Deputy Clerk 5601.60; 3. Victor Edward (3) 160. FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION 8; What Acclaim (Porter); 1. lake has been tiled against you and you HOME RUNS-Hendrick, Cle, ADMINISTRATION Wednesday's Games 0 (131 1280; P (5.1) 95.40 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING COURT NO 7$.4]).Orl.Ciy.Y - Publish' May IS, 25, June 1, 8. 1976 Ystrzemski. Bsn, 7; Horton, Oct. 7; Perkins (Hening); S. Cinders arerequired to serve a copy of your Baltimore at Detroit, ((Wi) 0EZ97 SECPMO- 1 Mario Pecuna (Ii McElwyn (Bridges). 6 vicans Otii, XC, 7; Ford. Mm, Answeror pleading to the Complaint CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Cleveland at New York, (fl) 17004603 Batquln Sutton(1) 4.60. v DennisM Cox. etui, et INVITATION TO BID Rocket (Vandervort); 7. RollIck STOLEN BASES-Patek, KC, 19; on the Plaintiff's attorney, C. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Boston at Milwaukee, (n) MONROE.WILSON 06.70.440:2. Bob.000dwin(7) 10.10 ii Defendant(s). - NOTICE OF 8. Ocala Dutchess North. Oak. 19; Baylor. Oak, 18; (Sica). VernonMize, Jr .Ct Cleveland. Mite OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Kansas City al Texas, (n) ELEMENTARY 131) 4610; P (37) 9960; Big 0 (IS SALE - Notice is hereby given that Campaneris. Oak, 16: Randolph. (DeBer'y) & Bridges, 209 N Oak Avenue. P0 IN THE ESTATE: Chicago at California, In) with 371 141700 SCHOOL ADDITION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED pursuant to a SUMMARY FINAL FOURTH 1. Ranger Jean NY, II, Rivers, NY, 14 Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida 37771, Minnesota at Oakland. InI THIRD- 1 Barguhn Edward (4) AND That the administration of the DECREE of Foreclosure entered on PITCHING (S Decisions)- (Aldrich); 2. A'ton Byrd (Gill), 3 and tile the original Answer or II 00 5 80 600; 2 Victor Gotos (3) Estae of WALTER A. HOLLY, ?My 5, 1916 by the above entitled GENEVA ELEMENTARY Slaton, MO, 6 I. 857, 3.59 Fitlmornis, Proud Speed Ii Neely). 1. Foolish pleading in the ofticeot the Clerk of 510450. 3 Bob Sutton (7)600:0 t3. SCHOOL Lad (Paul. 5. Heather Chance XC, S I. 833. 3.12 J.Brown, Cle, 4 the Circuit Court on or before the 9th Deceased. File No 76 145 CP is Court, in the above styled cause, the 4) 37 60 P 143) 11010. ADDITION 500. 263 D.EIlis, NY, 4.1, .800. 397 (Hall); 6 Sharon Ola (Selders). 7. day of June, A 0 • 1916 If you fail to pending In the Circuit Court for Undersigned United Slates Marshal. FOURTH-I. Gastl 1(8) 9.60 380 Sealed bids from general con Bird. XC, 4 1, .500, 3.55 Brites, Tex. Armbro Jamie (S. Clark); 8. Little do so, judgment by default will be Seminole County, Florida. Probate' or one of hii duly authorized 260; 2. Mutillla (7) 380 360. 3 deputies. will sell the property Iractors vill be received by Owner. 1. $00. 309 Tiant, Bsn. 5.2, .714, JOdi (Brougeois) taken arjanst you for the relief Division. the address of this is' Motina 141360, Q(7 8)55.40; P II 7) Seminole County Courthouse. situate in Seminole County, Florida, District School Board, Seminole FIFTH -1. ScoIti Tron (Aldrich. 291 W.Campbell, Mm, 52. .711, 2.75. demanded in the Complaint 136.20: DD (4$) 58.50. described as: Lot 106, SUNLAP4D County. Florida. at the office of the STR IX EOUTS-Ryan, Cal. $0; 2. Robins Kim (Bereznak); 3. Tex c. This Notice shall be published Santord, Florida 32771 The Per FIFTH- 1 Isasa Boniguen (7) , ESTATES, FIRST ADDITION. Board, 202 East Commercial Tanana, Cal, 73; Blyleven, Mm. 60; IC Ihienteldl, I Dougas Dynamite onceeach week for four coecutive sonal Representativeof ?heEstate 12.20,960340 2. Apraiz Arrieta Ii) IVan Deventer); S. Arden. Ed Sanford, FIa. 37771. up to 5 o'clock Hunter NY 16 Gocaoe Chi weeks in the Evening Herald OTHA W. NEALY. whose address according to plat thereof as 560360. 3 SolanaEchaniz (21 SIC. (Newman); 6. Regal Eden (Ktn'tz. 11 Avenue, recorded in Plat Book I?, pages 97 P M Wednesday June 9. 1976 and GREENVILI,E, S.C. (,\p (Seal) 1105 S is E 0 (4 7( 3940. P (74) 121.50 worth). 1 Sherazadi (Gill); S Billie Gainesville, Florida 32601. The and 95. PublIc Records of Seminole subsequently, at the Seminole Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Wrestler Ole Anderson was SIXTH- 1 Solano-Paco (2) Ii 00. Personal County, Florida at public outcry to E (Peters). Counts Courthouse, up to 7:30 Clerk of the Circuit Court name and address of the stabbed Monday night, apparcasr. o'cI'.ck P M, same date at wl'ilch SIXTH 1. Proud Blue ChiF 1.20. 310. 2 GaldosGoodwin (3) Representative's dttorney are set the highest and best bidder for By' Cecelia V Ekern 670. 1 40. 3 BObMlndiQ(a (5) 4.10. (Paul. 2. Impulse (Wilsey); 3. KIn at 1200 o'clock noon on Tuesday, ti',e and place bids Will be publicly ently by a fan, in a corridor forth below Deputy Clerk rLORIDA STATE LEAGUE 0 1231 12800. P (73) $3160: DO ii claims or June29. 1976 at the West door of the cpened and read aloud. Lobelt (Johnson); 4. Mercury leading to the dressing rooms, Ail persons having NerThec,, D4vmt.. CLEVELAND. MIlE 8. Seminole County Courthouse, Th work cOnsSts general(y of the w. t.. Ptct, os Shooter IHierpel. 3. Lisbon demands against the Estate are BRIDGES shortly he had finished a match Tirrpm SEVENTH -1. RafaelMoline (3) Sanford, Florida lollowing Hanover (Vandervort); 6. Speedy 7315 required. WITHIN THREE (3) Attorneys for Plaintiff Hans IT Crank). 7. Navy Admiral 960. 60 420. 2. Ga(dosCob)an (7) Dated 51816 at the Greenville Memorial Au LakeIac.d 71 1.6 saa r Monroe Wilson Elementary MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 209 N Oak Avenue St P.tr'st.urg 9100 60. 3 NestorArrieta (1) 1.60; 1621 432 6'; tkurtlworthl. 0. Debutante lass ...hC)IELL A. NE'AbERGER School Addition, a one story steel ditorium, authorities said. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF w.nitei' Hjyn P0 Drawer Z II 25 359 9, (OKetley) 0 (37) 4500. P (37) 11010 United Slates Marshal trame building with an enclosed Sivttterfl DIvIi,, THIS NOTICE, to filewith the Clerk Sanford. Florida, FlorIda 37771 lIe was admitted to Green- Mimi EIGHTH- 1. Aprai M.andiola (Ii Middle District of Florida area of approximately 10730 square 77 II 711 of the above Court a written Publish May 1. 11. 10, 75, 1v76 1, My Boy Joe SEVENTH 16.20 6401.00. 2. Rafael Cobian 12) ville General hospital, which rt Laud,rt-al. ft. . statement of any claim or demand KENDELL W. WHERRY DEl 20 (Ronler) 5.1.2. Jeans Babe (Frey); 6601 80. 3 ZubiBonlguen (8) 3.80, W Palm Beach have Each claim must be Assistant United States Attorney Geneva Elementary School Ad said he was in good condition. Pompano they may 3 Fargo Mark (Half). I Honey Beach 1221 in ii 0 17713080: P132)93.00; Bi9Q (3 • Attorney for Plaintitf dilion, a one story steel frame An. (In .,.l t,.-,,lhn.' (nnn ... -.... h ,, ,,. ,..•,.,. ,.. ,.,.... ,, ._ '" ''' "" ........... ;,,;;; 'r-••' . !''' Is. ,...' -. Publish May 25. June 1, S. 15. 1976 buIlding with an enclosed area of " am 4. Pompano Beech 7 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. basis for the claim. the n1m 6 Davids Discovery (Johnson): (teNon, had lost the last match West Palm Beech 7. Fort LavO.rdal, 0 NINTH-iiorge (5) 8.50 6 20 approxImately 3500 square feet. address of Ihe creditor or hit agent, DEl130 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (Hierpe): 7. Mary Jo AdiOs 420; 2 Isasa (5) 7240 1S60; 3 Separate bids will be required for on the card to Dino Bravo and samP'. 3. Lak.Iar'd I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or attorney. and the amount COUNTY. FLORIDA ISeiders(, S Carolina Calgary 4. Rodolfe (I( 10.20, Q (5$), p (i SI St Petersburg "ac Addition, whiCh are located at EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI . Tim Woods and the auditorium claImed It the claim is not CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 76.801yet due. (Nielsen). 137 10 CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNT'I', 'Jifterent sites, but a combined bid Beach atMiam, the date when it will become due CA.09.F I I. Cuniban Frisco EIGHTH had just about emptied when Pompano TENTH-i lberEdward(2) 1100 will also be considered by the Writ Palm Beach at FLORIDA Fort Lauderdale FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND shall be staled II the claim is IS Clark); 2. Great Value (W. 520400; 2 Uriarte Lorenzo (fl 460 Anderson was stabbed, police Wnter Ua,enat SI Pttersburg contingent or unliquldated. the CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-41l.CA.09.F Oener. ASSOCIATION OF LOAN Taylors Farvel Spriggsl. 3 9603 Nestor Davalos(S) 550; Q (I Tampa at Lakela,'l Bid Documents are open to public said. nature of the uncertainty shall be FIRST VIRGINIA MOP IGAGE ORLANDO. a corporation, iBnidges), 3 Nailznah (Ruggles); 5 7) 3140 P (2 1) 12000. 00 (8 2) 'nipection in the offices of the AND PEAL ESTATE IN stated. It the Iini iS 1.4CuTCd, tnc Plaintiff, Amy Girl Mercury (Rau); 6. Freeze The dressing rooms are on itsso SOUTHE*NLIAOu$ Director of Auxiliary Services. security shall be described The VESTMENT TRUST, an unin (PhIlips), 7. Curtis (Seiders). ELEVENTH- 1. Baroumn Paco the 5411111.' floor as the ringside, tatter,, DIVISIG,, District School Board, F. W. Dodge corporated Virginia Real Estate shall claimant deliver sufficient ROBERT F RIVERA and SALLY W L.Pct.G$ (1) 17409.601.80, 2. Galdos.Egurbi NINTH 1 Plan Room and Central Flor.da Mr. Badeye a hallway. The police but off to Trust. qualitied to do business In copies of the claim to the Clerk JO RIVERA. his wife, et at. 73 II S7 IS) 1.1601803 JorgeDiaga (3)3.60; IDvoracek); 2. Toddlers Windy Builders Exchange in Orlando, and t IC 543 I', enabletheClerktomallone l copy Florida. said they had no witnesses or Sivrwiaii Defendants 0 115) 11920. p (15) $11010, (Reaul; 3 Stonecate Sharp (Pat may be obtained from the offices of Chinmotte 20 IC SI) Plaintiff, NOTICE OF ACTION to each Personal Representative suspects, and had not arrested Jacksonville TWELFTH- I Apraiz.Boniguen tersonl. 4 Sis Wampum (M Gutmann Dragash Associates, 16 71. 432 Si All persons interested ,n lt,e TO ROBERT F RIVERA 13 80 17 60 4 20. 2 Rafael Waitern Divilioli Crank): , ArCl'iitpcts, Planners. Inc., Sar.frd 5. Pan Lady J. ;lflybodv. (Deason). 6 ALLA COR PORAT ION. et ai Estate to whom a copy of this Notice KnoxvIlle Westgate Village 21 IS S13 Podolfo 12) 160 300 3. Solana Cardiff (J Hyseli); 7 Clever Trip Atlantic National Bank Building. Defendants, Ctiaflanooi7a '9 I? $71 Of Administration has been mailed Apartment $07 (Van Deventer). 8 Devils Advocate A:r.eta II) 300. 0 128)37 50. P IS?) Suite 400, P0 Box 938. Sanford. II 1.9 15? a', NOTICE OF ACTION are required. WITHIN THREE (31 Frazer, Pennsylvania 8.4.90. Big Q ((S with 7 '.10 19$ 20. I Kucia). Florida 32771. upon request ac ''.en?gOmecy 0 n • 0 Mirlaw Investments, Ltd. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 19355 Mondays Results TENTH - 1 Cr'..,. Goose IVan (IS with all 01 7510. compen''d by 550.00 deposit per set a corporation'. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ;.kscnv"te I. Orlando 3 br each site, or $73.00 per Combined 800 Dorchester Boulevard THIS NOTICE. to file any oblections Si'.rgsiS, 2. Chinlotte I SALLY JO RIVERA set West CImbu5 S. .Y.Ontgomery 3 they may have that challenge tne We-slgat• Village Deposit will be refunded in lull (or ("attanloog'. 7. KnoivIle I Suite 2535 valIdity of the Decendent's Will, the Apartment 807 two sets to General Contractor Tnday'tO.m 44 Montreal. Quebec. Canada i CIN('INN,\'rl Al'i - [)efenqualifications Ot the Personal Frazer. Pennsylvania ',r!ot'e at Savannah submitting bona tIde bids and return H3B. 1X9 Representative, or the venue or __________ sive back Scott Perry, a fifth Orlando at Jack%onv,iis iflS,S YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an of documents in good usable con Kno.,li, a Chattanooga jurisdiction of the Court round draft choice from Wil- Coir,"t,i,5 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND action to foreclose a mortgage on dition within S days after ttie McrtQomer'v '. Youarehereby notified that a suit OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED the following described property in opening of bids. Refund for sets in hams College, and offensive to toreclose a mortgage entitled excess 01 two will be less one halt Seminole County, Florida. tackle lIon hunt, selected in the S FirSt Federal Savings and Loan WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Commence 37 56 chains South of the deposit to cover cost of DATE of the first publication of Association of Orlando, a cor. t'iglitli round (ruili Oregon, have reproduction, on the Same basis of the Notice of Administration: May the Northeast corner of Section II, poration. versus Robert F Rivera WHA Playoffs return of documents signed contracts with the Township 20 South Range 30 East, 11th. 1916. arid Sally Jo Rivera, his wife, et at, Finals General Contractors who obtain Seminole County. Florida; thence OTHA w. NEALY, Cincinnati Bengals. the Nationen filod against you in the has Best-oil Series bid documents and do not bid the run N. 61 degrees 30' 00" W. to the as Personal Represenl Circuit Court for Seminole County, al Football League club anToday's Games Westerly R W line of U.S. Highway voiect , must return same al least )2 alive Of the Estate • Florida, being Civil Action Case No Houston at Winnipeg, Winni of Beginning; dayS before the bid date, or pay one nounced. Il 92. for a Point WALTER A HOLLY, are 76501 CA 09 F and that you peg Ieds sires 20 Ihencecontinue P4 6.Idegrees 30' 00" half lhedeposit per set todefray cost _____________________________ Deceased required to file your answer with the Thursday, May 27 of reproduction and handling, as sd W. 105.90 feet; thence run N 25 SPEER & SPEER. PA. Clerk of said Court and to serve a Houston '.t Winnipeg degreeS 30' 00" E. SI 814 feet; thence lorth above. II) Magnolia Avenue copy thereof upon the plaintiffs Sub contractors and Others maii run N. 02 degrees 15' 40" E. 93244 Post Office Box 1361 attorneys, whose name and address complete bid documents uøn NOTICE feet. thencerun S 87 degrees 4-4' 70" i et forth below, nd later than Sanford, Florida 32771 deposit as stated above, one halt of NOTICE is hereby given that the E. 57.250 feel, thence run 5 49 Attorney for Personal June tO, 1976 If you fall to do so a which will be refunded upon return Board of County Commissioners of degrees 30 10" E. 31.699 feet NBA Playoffs Default will be entered against you Representative of documents in good condition Seminole County, Florida, shall at the P C of a curv, concave Nor Finals Publish. M'.y 1$, 75, 1916 for lhe relief demanded in the wilhin S days after opening Of bids. 7 00 pm or as soon as possible th*esterly and having a radius of Best-oil S.ni.i DEl 100 The real property Complaint Each bid must be accompanied by thereafter, on the 15th day of June, 3000 feet, thence run Southeasterly. Thursday. May 21 _______________________________ Northeasterly proceeded against, Situated in ,i certified check or bid bond issued 1916. in the Seminole County and P4orlhwesterly Phoenix at Boston, Bdston as Sem.nole County, Florida. is by '.n acceptable surety company Courthouse, Sanford, FIorda, leadS series IC ig said curve 115)97 f,et. IoIlowS for not less than S per cent of the consider the adoption of the NOTICE OF APPLICATION through a central angle of 220 Unit I 6, OAK HARBOUR. FOR TAX DEED degrees 00' 00" to Itie P T of said bii bid The successful bidder will following Ordinance' SECTION ONE. a Condominium (I7.246 Florida Statutes) AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO curve; thence run N $9 degrees 31)' ho required to furn,sh Performance recorded in Official Recards book NOTICE IS (IEREBY GIVEN, 18" W 5059 feet: thence run N. 00 Bond and Labor and Materials SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 996. Page 0053. Public Records of that RObe,f H Leslie the holder of Payment Bond each in the full PROVIDING FOR COM degrees 79 24" E. 100.00 feet; thence AT FERN PARK Seminole County, Florida, and the following certificates has filed amount of the contract sum, isSued PREHENSIVE ANIMAL CON run S $9 degrees 30' IS" E. 6.1.716 PeDsvsion as recorded Exhibits thereto 0 said c,rtilicafe$for a tax dud to be by a bonding company licensed in TROL; AMENDING SECTION 4 OF Rich Henderson feet; thence run N. 23 degrees 30' 7826 25-'-- 19 Official Records Book 996. Pages issued thereon. The ertif icate lorida SEMINOLE COUNTY 00" E 49 107 feet, thence run S. 6.4 OR. Gary English 2$ 24 39- 51 0113 through 0111, InclusIve, Public numbers and years of issuance, the To be eligible for consideration, OIIIANCE P40. t$egrees 30' 00" E. 39090 feet to a 748 FOR THE Clarence DanIels 312539.- 15 _________________________________________ Records of Seminole County. descnipfion of the property, bids must comply with the laws of PURPOSE OF RE DEFINING THE Charleyhent and the Point on the Westerly P W line of 307$ 27- 15 Florida. and Amendments thereto names in which it was assessed are Florida, all conditions of the TERM "ANIMAL" AS DEFINED DanAnders u.s Highway I? 8.92. thence run S 30-32 26- 58 at recorded In Official Records Book as followS' 75 degrees 30 00" W. along said Specifications, and must be made on IN SUBSECTION IC); AMENDING Dan Smith 2131 30- 59 999, Page 1520. Official Records Year Of Westerly P W line 36000 feet to the afacsimileoftheformincludedwifh SECTION 23 OF SEMINOLE JackPoole Certificate No 52 7932212-93 Book 1009, Page 79. and OfficIal Issuance 1971 the contract documents. In COUNTY OROINANC( NO. 71,, Tom Daniels Point of Beginning, 3337 26- 94 FOR DRIVING Records Book 1056. Page 0048. you duplicate, enclosed In an opaque SUBSECTION (C), FOR THE Jim Haynes DescrIption of Property Pill been filed against you and ______ 3)3132- 93 ,Public Records of Seminole County, CONFIDENCE E'i of Lot 1 81k 7 Tn 0 Sanford arerec)uired to sine a copy of your sealed envelope bearing lhe name PURPOSE OF AUTHORIZING MikeWheslefl 3332 32- 97 C ________ FlorIda, together with an undivided Town of Pb I Pgs S610 6.4 + 112, II). and address of the bidder add the THE ESTABLISHMENT OF lM written defenses, if any, to it on W. 30.33 43- 106 toe Marazzito JOIN THE _____ the common proiect or projects on which he it POUNOMENT Interest in and to FEES C. H',jtchison. Jr. Hutchisn & 1)5. 11$ • 117 AND Ken Evans 3239 39-109 ______ MICHELIN ________ clemenS s. __________ Name in which assessed Zonnye T. Morris. plaintiff's attorney, whose bidding.anddelivered not later than REDEMPTION CHARGES BY APA Division date and hour mentioned above. DULY ADOPTED RESOLUTION RobEllioft WITNESS my hand and seal of Davis and Amanda 0, Tucker address is Post Office Drawer H, MOVEMENT ________ Owner reserves the right to reject OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY thiS Court of Sanford. Seminole All of saL r'roperty being in the Sanford. Florida, 3777), or' or before t2 Short 302530- 58 _________ and file any or all bids or certain portions 06 COMMISSIONERS: PROVIDING John Gino 'County. Florida, this 30th day of the 28th day of June. 197$, Counly of Seminole, Staleof Florida. 3537.2)- 59 ________ :' stipulated In the FORM OF F 0 R C0NSTPUC1I0N the original with the Clerk of Ihit a bid as Unless iuch certlticate or cer April, 1976. Dive Beck 793233-- 93 _______ PROPOSAL, and to waive any In SEVERABILITY AND AN EF redeemed ac Court either before sirvlce on e Jim Andrews 333036- 99 :(Seal) tmficales shall formalities and technicalities In FECTIVE DATE. Arthur H Beckwilh. Jr cording to law Inc properly plaintiffs alforney or immediately Novice B Divisn McRO BERTS will b.ddmflg. and to award the lob In the (SEAL) Clerk of the Circuit Court described In such certificate or thereafter. otherwise a default 293332- 91 Lou Branding best interest of the Owner. No bid Arthur H BecItwith. Jr. be enfered against you for th, relief By: Mary N Darden 3539 certiftcates will b sold to the Billy Daniels be w'Ihdrawn Ion a period of t er JitU Sutmnid$ Deputy Cicnis 3 3'.., ,.-_ Iu highest cash t,.aaer it the ourl detnanded in hi Cuuipi.inf. dJyS from liii opening date. County Commissioners * :James J. Loveless. Jr WlTNESSmyhandandttsesealol BobStanCliff 3637 31-Ill house door on the 7th day of June, DIstrict School Board, Seminole County. Florida this Court his 2ttt day of May. 19/6. of tne Firm iio, at 11.00 AM. JOHN DICKEY INC. Seminole County Robert .1. Pierce Gites. Hedrlck & Dated this 25th day of April. IIio. (Seal) Ph. 322 46SI Robert 0 Feather, Attorney at Law Artj'Jr H. titckwitti. Jr., :Robinson. PA. Ar'hur H BecItwitIt, Jr., Chairman 40$ P o Box 10 Firs? Clerk of the Circuit Court '109 East Church Street OlIhe Circuit Court Clerk WillIam P. Layer. Alta -nonfe Springs, By Cherry Kay Travis :orlandO, FlOfid.a 32101 By , Thelma Scott, SEMIPOLE Superintendent Florida 3710) Deputy Clerk Altorneys for Plaintiff Deputy Clerk MONDAY RESULTS ('ublith; May (5 2). June 1. (976 Publish, May 2.5. 1916 Publish May 75. June I. •. IS. 1916 'Publish - May 1. II. II, 23. 197$ Publish' May 1. 11, II. 73. 197$ I Mr Dorkee (Bea FIRST DEl % DEl Ill DEl 129 II DEl 15 SCOREBOARD [lI Baseball !viajor League - 1. eader.c - Jai.Alai - . - - - LegalNotice - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - , a ri S ta 1 W r e s tIe r F . thin or Leagues P - - - " '"' o'ii - - c Perry, Hunt • Join Ben gals ______ I __________ Pro Hockey 1 ______ ______ LegalNotice ___ Pro Basketball FITF _______ ______ ______ VJE ______ SELL A PuttPutt SECOND BEST _ ______ ________ ________ _________ TIRES Harness Racing - W. St., Sanford . �0-Evefflg Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 23, 1e7 -- 11, TELEVISION I LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS lummon~ 35 BRAVES s Tuesday 6 G000 TIMES 9 LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY 857 24) LU. nioe p,. MEMBERS 35' fIN TIN TIN 7.00 2 TO TELL. THE TRUTH 6 CONCENTRATION 6 SUMMER SEMESTER 8.25 (Mon.) WITH THIS RING 2 (Tues., Thurs.) JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDUCA TJCN (Fit) DAN GRIFFITH SHOW 9) DAILY WORD 630 2' (Fit. .ogy) DAN GRIFFIN SHOW 5 SUNRISE SEMESTER Wed, Fit.) TEN- NESSEE TUXEDO (Tin:) U N DERDOG (Thu-) 9Jj. ing 0-son Welles. Yogi Doria, Harik Aaron an Gabe Kaplah. fr'.rimats of Europe.- WIUJI SUNRISE JUBILEE 6:45 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:55 2 DEVOTIONAL 7:00 2 12' TODAY (Local rows at 7:25 and 8:25). 4' 6' CBS NEWS: (a',' 731) local news). 61 POPEYE AND FRIENDS 9 G000 MORNING AMER. ICA 800 4 CAPTAIN 6 a' 6.' SWITCH NEWS 24' ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING 35' STAR TREK 7.30 21 CANDID CAMERA 6 THE CROSS WITS 61 HOGAN'S HEROES 8.00 12 12 THE FABULOUS FUNNIES: L4ithoaited mustcal salute to the world of comic: Stnoll axrft"km action and an animation. Card Fleiner is host with the DeonJeto Pipei' and Ken Bany. (R) 4 '6' BUGS BUNNYROADRUNNER sv 6* MOVIE: 'Wake Me When 9 THE ROOKIES (A) 10:30 6* THE ALAN BURKE SHOW 35 700 CLUB 11.00 2 4 6' 9i 12 NEWS 6*' WILD. WILD WEST 11.30 4 2 6 9 vova 12 Ut COMM beautitii dOS011ed mansion and a couple brutally rludered (here. 1973 . 9 TUESDAY MYSTERY: HAPPY DAYS PHIL NMEO C111111,11111 6' MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: CHRISTIAN UVING (Wed.) THE ROCK (Thu-s.) MANNA (Fri.) THE BIBLE 9 MOVIE: (Mon.) "Take Mo Out to the Ball Game." Frank Sinatra, Esther Williams. 1948 (Tin) "Run Silent Run Deep" Clark Gable, Burt (• caster, 1958. (Wed.) "0t i." ,te,ttia Scott. William the mu-den ola beautiful model during negotiations of a hU9O publishing errvre. (A) 1.00 TN"T" . 611' THE BROTHERS MARkON BRAN W I I. B U A N 130 TOMORROW Lii NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 2 - - I P 1 TM DUST of si ARENA" 10:10J - usa SWAPSHOP AND FLEA MARKET EVERY SUNDAY iA,M..$p,M. CALL 1'I21e J AHIJE SHOW' 511 (Mon.) LIFE IN THE SPIR IT (Tues.) PRACTICAL "The Center$o4d Mu-dens." Carol Lawi-errastars. stoty of FLOYDENTERP IISISTHUATIE CLOSE LOP P 8:30 6* FRAN CARLTON EXEACISE SHOW 9:00 HffolIllmcentersona court maitaied. 24 SCHOOL PROGRAMW60 41 3 10.00 2 i 12 CELEBRITY SWtE'STAXE5 4 €) PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 2 HIGH ROLLERS 35) 7C0 CLUB 11 00 2 t2 WHEEL OF FOR. TUNE ( GAMBIT NOTFORWOMENONLY 9 LETS MME A DEAL 11 30 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SCUA'ES 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 611' (Mon Tues., Wed) WORLD OF WOMEN (Thu-s.) ON YOUR OWN (Fit.) RELIGION IN THE NEWS '9: 1,a,ppy DAYS (A) 24 (Mon.. Wed.. Fit) VILLA ALEGRE(Tues., Thu-s.) CAR. RASCOIENDAS 1150 61111 PAIR. HARVEY COMMENTARY 11 :5& :-. NEWS ' PRIMARY ELECTiON COVERAGE Oregon. Kentucky, Idaho and Nevada 12:00 2, '12 TONIGHT 6: CBS LATE MOVIE: 'Siløi* IllghI Bloody .a ," Patrick O'Neal,John Car- Mango Moore. 1960. Solder Piflng tobuild re,ort ho(el on radar 014051 Iin'j p' ouas M 8:15 • HflflJ,,fl's HEROES '9) WILD, WILD WORLD OF 91 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 900 12 POLICE WOMAN 2 Anderson (Mgie Ddunaon) and are determined to break a confidence ring that prep on elderly lades (R) 4 6 MASH 9 SWAT, 9:30 4 6 ONEDAYATAT1ME 10.00 2 DEAN MARTIN ROAST: JO ragioLa "r" by celebtili i inthid 9) ABC NEWS Erme 6.10 DATE 2' 12 NB i DREAM OF JEANNIE 1. Morning 4 600 2 4 5 9 NEWS Ei FAMILY AFFAIR 7 2 4 ZOOM 35 FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 2 1 112 1 NBC NEWS 4 6 C85 'J5 it:"i Wednesday 8.30 Evening - BASEBALL: 12 Ioidect (B&W) 1940. (Thu -s.) 1:35 51 MOVIE: "I Mamed A Docton." Pat 0 Bnen. Josephine Hutchinson (Joined In oroeSs.) 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 300 "The Boss." John Payne, WillILam Bahop. ('B&W) 1956. (Fit) - The Remark.able Aridrew. " Afternoon 12:00 2' '9 NEWS 4 6 YOUNG AND REST LESS 5* (Mon. tt'wough Thu-s.) DUCK DUCK, GOOSE (Fit.) MAX B. NIMBLE 24 WORLD PRESS (Tues., Vied., miss.) LOWEU THOMAS REMEMBERS (Fit.) BOOK BEAT 35 BIG VALLEY 1230 2' I? TAKE MY ADVICE 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 6* LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 24 SCHOOL PROGRAMM1NG 12:55 2 2 12 NBC NEWS 1.00 12 SOMERSET "6 NEWS S1, INTEPANSSION 330 51MOVIE: "The How of North- Gale Page, Dick Foran. 5:30 51 ALL NITESHOW CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT -35 ROCI<Y AND ope.da. 4€tFa, "My Reputation." Barbara Starv*yck, Eve Arden. 1946. 4:00 21 IRONSIDE l4 GILLIQANS ISLAND 6) MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN '1) 24) MISTER ROGERS' 9 RYAN'S HOPE 35 MOVIE: (M3n.) "The Hard Way" Ida Ltçino. Darns Morgan. 1942. (lisa.) "iJies John Preston." Bette St. John. Christ" Lee. British. 1955. (Wed.) "Danger SkJ." Faye Enwson, Mona Frenwt e. 1945. (Thin.) "The (Tues) "Susan SleptHere." To I I' O RI Revive d put it on and because of all the By JAY SHARBUTT AP Tele vision Writer controversy when they took It NEW YORK (API - CBS' off," said Robbin Arhold, an "Beacon 11111," which some 11110 spokesman. critics called "Upstairs. Downstairs" with a Boston accent, was bumped off TV last October after 10 episodes because of very low ratings. But two hour-long episodes that never aired still exist. What's being done with them? Well, it seems that Home Box Office, Inc.. a New York firm that supplies movies, sports and programs to suberibers of cable-TV, has bought the rights to show the two episodes for $130,000. Next month, it'll broadcast them back-to-back over the 150 cable systems it serves as an experiment in what 11130 calls "participatory television." The company says that before and after each show, it'll flash on the TV screen a tollfree number for viewers to call and say whether they liked the "Beacon lull" episodes. "We also thought the two episodes were pretty darned good and deserved to be seen." To get as wide an audience as possible, he says, the two episodes will be broadcast on five days next month at different times in hope of attracting everyone from the housewife during the day to the late-to-bed gang at night. " the clock to In Remembrance Plano& Organ Lessons With A Memorial Day Message To Be Published The first showing will be on June 14 at 1 p.m. EDT and again at 9 p.m. On June 16 the episodes will be shown at 2:30 p.m. and at 7 p.m. Two days later, there'll be one showing at 11 p.m., with another single showing at 6 p.m. on June 20. The last showings will be at 2:30 p.m. and 7p.m. on June 22. Arhold concedes that the callin poll may not be all that representative of the viewers' ree action. ~ -4 Call 322•2611 or 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. The Evening Herald 4-Personals - L;' ________ _______ In The founders, -- 322-2611 I Bob Lloyd, Staff Writer Full charge bookkeeper, knowledge of NCR preferred. Salary. $7,300. Apply I am. to S p.m., Longwood City Hall, 173 W Warren Ave. _ Requw I9" I Volvo 3 pceof Ch "o.hed po'oto,s rind ,ø.y cole ;law b,i,cu,' GOOD ALL DAY (iwkyth) ,',fri'l.iai.il,y-,id I 0 &06FRfED CHCKM 3PEN DAILY 11 A. 11011, TIL 9:30 PM.-FRI. I SAT. TIL iW I'r*nCnAVC IHI wayii 93) 14:30P U 31-Apartments -- The family of Alice B. Tiarnell, deceased, trying to locate Ethan 'Allen recliner (white gold) placed n Shop to be upholstered, late Summer '75. Please call 373 6991 - I Action Reports , , - the court, fire and police beat. Fast paced solid reporting on the law, crime and its consequence. Bob is always on the scene. Searching police blotters, interviewing investigators, covering the fires, accidents and trials. Bob gets it all and delivers the action for you daily. Evening HetWd Your One & 0 ; , ___________________________ - Duplicator Punch Press Operator. Must be able to read blue prints. and figure bend allowance on 'Sheet metal Minimum of 2 yrs experience. ACME CONVEYOR CO. 510 Pecan, Sanford. portunity for aggressive man with Some salnexpecience, 1.600 salary while training. Apply at Ar? Brown Pest Control, 2562 Park Dr.. 322 $145. ,Furn 190 Mo 101 W. 91h St Pf.r anklixt Action Newspaper Furnished or UnIu,n,ls,dA. , FROM r ..? I DISABLED 32-44ouses Unfurnished Drpamwold- Owner will finance nice 3 BR with carport, new MLS-REALTORS carpet, hardwood floors. A.) condition. Priced right. 323.5609 or 323 4762. 321.0041 EXECUTIVE HOME DELTONA- First area, centram air, wall to wall carpet, 2 BR, 2 baths, large Fla. room, attractive kit chen, built-in stove Oven. refrigerator, paneled office, 7 carports. 1245. No pets, 574-1010. 7201 S. FRENCH SANFC'1i- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath DeBARY AREA- 3 BR, central heal & air, wall w,JI carpet. No qualify ng. Immediate occupancy. home, ai conditioner, shady lot, 118.250. MAKE OFFER. $25,400. Forrest Greene, Inc. 3 BR, central air, near Plnecrejt School and shopping, 2621 Elm St., Sanford. Call Mrs. Mello, 339 695.6. REALTORS 8306833 Sanford, 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, air conditioned. $185 mo , plus $75 security dep. Available June 1 322 7199 CAS5ELBERRY-- Camelot, 3 OR, 2 bath, den and family room, air, $295 month. SHEOAH- 2 BR, 2 bath bachelor Pad, $190 month. WINTER SPRINGS- I BR, 2' bath, country. 1.300 month. WINTER SPRINGS- I BR, I1 2 bath, family room, air, $210 month, SANFORD AREA- 2 BR furnished trailer, utilities furnished. 110 week. CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR $31 8272 3 BR.2013 Washington Awe. $2lSmo. 373 4010 wk days or 322 $451 week. JOHNNY WALKER 373635.3 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. PRICE REDUCED - MUST SELL - Like new 1 OR, in settled neigh borhood. Furnished. Large corner 322-6457 lot. Kitchen equipped, 1.25.900. kit, equip fenced, double many extras. $21,100 3495 OWNER TRANSFERRED Nearly new 3 BR, quiet uncrowded area, convenient. Excellent IrW Stenstrom Real Harold Hall Realty Realtor 323-5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service NEAT AS A PIN! Two bedro LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY LARGE CORNER LOT bath, carpeting, drapes, er front porch. Priced for qulc 111,000, Bedrooms, paneled family utility shed, shallow well. F BPP 12 mo. warranty. 124 COMPLETELY PANELED Bedrooms, carpeting, 2 lar completely fenced, $14,500. JOHN SAULS AGENCY DELTONA- Quality home, air, top value at 1110. Deposit. No pets. 574 1040 34-/obi1e Homes CLOSE TO SHOPPING & SCI -3 Bedrooms, kitchen eqi patio, carpeting, $21,950 Associate Eves. 323.01*3 CLOSE TO GOLF 3 Bed 11 2 baths, central heatal pelIng. 1001 shed, deep wel warranty. 175.000. "tarrpSabit - REALTOR INC. Space for small business, good location. 17 92, Call 3270735 or 327 4.697 alter S. 8-Wanted to ARTMENT1 134 MONTH Want to rent building suiteble for all type repair work, prefer about 25*30' or larger, near Sanford, with all utilities and reasonable rent 373 6012 days or 323 5121 evenings Modern Faciliti es 11 G. E. Kitchens ocated West of Hwy. I7.2 At 1170FlorId Florida Ave. Ph. 323.4450 , y r.f Meetings Business 7:30 1st Tues LIKE REDECORATING? This antique 2 story with high ceilings and fireplace needs a facelift. Priced so you can do it. 52). 500 Call Santord's Sales Leac 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Sc G Bingo Every Wed, 8. Sat Early Birds 7:15pm Real Estate 4% Large 3 BR. 2 bath, family heat air, fruit trees 11.251 1234 P1 327 6345 eneva ardens IN a 't 4-1.1 MOVING CAN It LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Large 1 8.2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnit CLUB ROOM POOL 125 $ W. 25th St. SANFORD 1505 NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED 322-2090 Prolec,iion.illy Manaqrn (5'. Highway 17-92, Sanfi Across From Ranch H jlemllodw -or 1' 1 BE A REAL WHV REALTORS . -. 8670 8. 73 0 oror 831.9 j BINGO HEADACHE! - Welcome. . . 9c1ijPiviP4c 1:30 P.M. V.F.W. LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT to Life in of Loch Arbor 113 Classified Ads didn't there wouldn't be an Owner transferred, must 511 new home, beautiful white OR, 2 bath, central h beautiful wall to wall cat Call 3770706 ,iltpr S 30 W94 anytime weekends. Or cc and see it 2117 Yale Ave. 149.500. OUT OF TOWN. 3 BR frame on large lot, wood floors, almost new Only S19.500 WITT REALTY fl ' * ur I gYtMI4 RE W. Garnett Whit Reg Real Estate Broke =11; KRI'DERIA333o: 107W Commercial Phone 3227*31. Santorc ALTY Completely renovated 3 & homes, 1' i baths, with heat, from 5)8.000. As 10* down Looking for a Homeca VERY NEAT Owner selling 7 room, 1.110 sq. it stylish home with breakfast bar, all new carpeting J. paint, new roof, central natural gas heat, huge back yard, close to] schools - Jim Hunt Realty, 7571 P.jrk Dr MLS Realtors - SUPER SPECIAL w 3 OR, 2 bath immaculate After 3229211. IONA Sunken family room, 2 car te Extras galore. Walking nce 10 shopping center. BALL REALTY ig $11,900 Reg Real Estate Broki 117W 1st, Sanford 372 5 NAMIC PROPERTIES V Hardwich. Broker Deltona66lôoll TAFFER REAl NPIY CLARK REALTY Phone 305322159* Rep Real Estate Broki 1100 E. 25th St. Days and After HourS Sanford. lovely 2 story 4 BR, 2 bath corner lot. assume loan, small clown, by owner, $34 5992. it Be A Rent Donor e A Home Owner PLAY GOLF ri build your dream home VA & 235 financing Owner selling 3 BR. 2 bath stylish home near Country Club golf course. Central heat and air, carpeted throughout, enclosed p3tiO, heated pool, bar b Que. fenced 'or privacy. First time offered. ',nwn evenings and weekends. Call 373 5167 able We also build govern Subsidized homes eg Real Estate Broker 803W. lit St. 136061or3230517eves. 7 BR mobile home 115.000 SIre & Office Bldgs for kent, 1,000 sq it $225 ...-.*, .'w U MLS HAL COLBERT REALTY INC. 323- 7832 Eves. 322 0617 or 372.1587 biIe Fmes '73 Flamingo, 12' x 65', 2 BR, with den, goodcorid Prlvaterented lot. Take over payments. 323-5158 after 5. 1SYR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 3200 47-Real Estate Wanted Have customer who wants to buy 1 acre homesite. Lake Jessup area KISH REAL ESTATE, REALTORS, 321 0041. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If -- SANORA' 1i _- "IL-r,o 11 11 FLEET RESERVE ASSN, Mgr A. Sanford's newest Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From W49WW flusine%sMeet19 2nd Moncjay.. 7000 CtubHour,_3p ni *Urge Wooded Lots *Paved Streets *Sewers *Street Lights EiSidewalks Fast If your club or organization lnclui.11 in 'A HOMES OF DISTINCTION Oa'ly (closeaw BinqO Thursday 2000 would like to be this listing call; ç, neighborhood New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes 25,000 FROM ' VA Financing -Nothing Down • FHA Conventional-5% Down CONSTRUCON L. 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fl,. Call for Appointment 322-3103 ADDITIONS- REMODELING - Suits, Evening gowns, etc. Open 10 4 daily, 6 days, 101 West 271h St. (Near Pinecrest School) Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy 5erf:rd Av.. 9 !1CJi Sooth of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Brailey Qdham3234670 BUILDER-DEVELOPER 65-Pets-Supplies * SPECIAL* 124 - - 79-Trucks-Trai lers I947 F or d F SOB lift, van, hydraulic lift, air, Phone 323-7310. Req. German Shepherd puppies, females, $100. Males $123. Phone 322 3747 after S. 1914 Toyota pick up, long bid, air 323 5061 aft er I p.m. 19fl F or d Pickup, . ton. fully equipped, camp special. $7,400. Cocker Spaniel puppies, AKC Req., 3234755 beautiful solid colors, jood temperament, shots started. Own Sell us your car or truck even if you both parents. $100. 373 $691. owe money on it. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, BAIRD-RAY DAT Great Dane. SUN, Fern Park. 131.1311. male, 2 yrs. old, SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec tangular pools left over from 1915 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 305$35 9331 collec t . Interested? 3n 38S3 51-41ousehold Goods 80-Autos for Sale Poodle, white female miniature mos. old, 373-7161 Console. wa lnut finish with sliding door. Assume balance of $61 or 8 Payments Of U. limos, old standard male poodle, apricot, AKC Reg. 3231093 DOBERMAN PINSCHERS AKC Puppies ill, Stud Service Call Mr Anderson, 363.5110. 1975 Siflger Zig-Zag beautiful walnut console with aulomalic button hole, Pay balance of $91, or 10 payments of $10. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 E. 1st SI., Downtown or S3I-1605. 1973 Buick Century, AM-FM, power steer ing & brakes, air. $2,600.323 6396 after 4. Top prices, used, any condition. 1972 Chevrolet Luv Pickup, good 611 8126, Winter Park. condition, $1,311. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy 1971 Matador X. vinyl roof, bucket 3fl 9111 KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St. 322-2335 We Buy Furniture 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 2 door, vinyl top, I speed, rebuilt engine. $995 CHICO&THE MAN, 373.1570 1969 F or d Galaxie 500, 2 door, 390 engine; 19U Ford van camper; 1971 Renault R 10, 1 door; 1969 68-Wanted to Buy, Renault R.lO, I door, 1969 Plymou th Fury. I door. Phone 349 5370. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Assume payments Singer Zig tag in - seats, automatic air, Cruise Con trol, 92,198. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell 30 pct. commission. Free Pick. for ups. Auction. Saturdays 1 p.m. Sanford 322 2210. 52-Appliances Want to buy used pop up camper with hard lop and sides. Phone 349 5310 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. ,2AOONEY APPLIANCES 323.0697 Phone 323.1010 1966 Mustang, wh ite, with blue Interior. newly painted, good tIres . Excellent condition, $90 . 373.7791 after 5:30. Wanted to buy used office furniture. 1963 Mercury, original conditIon, PS I Any 53-TV.Radio- Stereo Quantity. NOLL'S & PB, new tire's. Inspected In April. Phone 322 $796. Casselberry, Hwy. 17-92. 830-4206 Color TV'S from $50. B&W. from 115; Service all makeS. HERBS' IV. 1700 S. French, 373-1731. We Buy Furniture DAVES' 323-9370 55-Boats & Accessories CASH 322.4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sa,iford Ave. Giastron II' Runabout, Evinnude, 55 hp , 3 cyl , power tilt, top, ' Excel, cond. John Bean, 323 5691 or 831 8090. 1914 Pinto, extra clean, runs perfect. CHICO & THE MAN. 373.1510 or $341605. 1975 Toyota Corolla. 10.000 miles. Assume payments. 322 210Oafler3 p.m , anytime weekends. 70-Swap & Trade SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge, All admitted free. 23' Westwind, Inboard, Outboard Cabin Aluminum Float on Trailer. 321 5)28, Come browse every Sunday 9 to S 11' Sparamer, fiberglass boat, SO HP Mercury Excellent for skiing, $300 3723825 at the Movieland Drive-in Theatre, South 17 92 Phone 372. 1216 I?' fiberglass Runabout. 75 hp. Johnson, 3 mos. old, used S Hr's. 1975 Honda CVCC Civic. 2,000 miles . 1.3.100 or best otter, 3231734. after S. 322-14*0. 1972 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, while on white. 1.3.300. 373.1100 or $30 1141. I Good furniture from the '20's and ROBSON MARINE 2929 Il OY V 17 92 327 5T6 2195 colleclablel. Hi-Way 16 Antiques, 11 , miles east of I Ion Pt. 46. 322 6972 7-Avto Parts '#72 Flat 121 2 door sedan, Very clean $1495 GA REBUILT MOTC Cast Iron Sleeves N AUTO PARTS. 322 Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & Chairs, Straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry. BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN itioned Batteries, NOLL'S Casseiberry, 17 97,8)0 4206 95 each Lease a Datsun including Z cars and trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 531.3318. 1912 VW Squareback 4 speed, AM radio. Only 32.000 miles 71-Antiques - 13.000. 323 0071 or 373 9095 alter S. Used office furniture nge REEL'S BODY anford Ave PH, 322.1333 Auction Arsenal SANFORD AUCTION BUILDING 12005 FRENCH 323-7340 I'ZitChen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available Bud Cabell. 3n @052 anytime Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice back yard 10 display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 305122 4730 collect. In Remembrance Honor The Memory Of Departed Loved Ones With A Memorial Day Message To Be Published May 31st Add lIc for each additional S words. Call 322-2611 or 831.9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. The Evening Herald Want to lose weight' Can't stay on a diet? Call 373 0071 PLANTS - Good Prices, Good Advice. Plants I Answeri, 210 E. 1st SI., 373-7177. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 3725422 3II3ISE.FIrsISt. I a THE HERALD CLASSIF IED DEPARTMENT 322.761) reaideuUal . "Mall" Miller SOU TH i - 20 pct. sale on all like new con signment clothes. Dresses, Pants (or Sate Compose your own memoriam, or ask Our assistance We should LOYi?, 4 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 115.0 per day CAR POLL'S FURNITURE 60-Office Supplies New 32 caliber. swing Out cylinder nickel plated revolvers Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323.3344 q 373.1710 Rent 64-Equipment for Sansul Stereo Hi Fl amp; I chrome IS" wheels; Also AM FM stereo. 3230708.' Merchandise receive your message no later than S p m Friday, May42Ith. ./ ` air conditioners, 1100. each Phone Classified Ads didn't work. . there wouldn't be any. SG-,V3ceUallUu 1913 XLCH, extended front end and raked. Call 323 51*3 after 5. 1.350 2661 Magnolia custom trailer, all accessories. Sanford, 2 furnished apts. in central location, both rented. Excellent income By owner, 110.500 cash. 831 5992. ia-torcycIes FARM TRACTOR 327-1116. 2400 French Ave. )91 after 6 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. 63-Machinery-Tools Utility trailer with 4'17''2 bed; also 2 awning, shed Hurricane Awning. Reasonable. 373-415.3. Building on busy corner! Zoned GC. 2 Owner will help finance. 562.500. Call Mr Belsilo for details. 372 Any yea r thru 1976 modelS. 7 days week. call collect. 541.7I31. low cost Classified Ad. 3 OR. 11 , bath, 60'x12' Star, 32' metal I Lots, Osleen, high and dry. cleared Beautiful home site with large oaks. 373 8691 after 1 p.m. MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks DON'T STORE IT. SELL IT wIth a finishing machine and compactor and much, much more, 1500. 1100 Cornell Drive. 1975 Cameron 12'x60', 1 bath, central heat & air, other feature's, like new. In adult park. No down, will 43-Lots-Acreage p.m. 1103. Magnavox Stereo 15 Words $2 sol~velolne - I 14~11 new electric adding machine, ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS to $33 fo. complete car. Call 372.1434 after 4 Lawn Mower Sales & Service - We Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 322 New Paymaster check writer, 1.55; - BUY JUNK CARS- $15 14 322 6231. RESALE BOUTIQUE 322.2118 UNSWORTH REALTY VNAI V .1 ,VV, 251 STOP AND THINK A Mill 2 STORY STUCCO. Nicely decorated I BR. separate garage with cottage or game room space. 1.21.500 3230522, STUDIO 1,2.3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES FROM REALTORS Peg Real Estate Broker 26385. Sanford Ave 321 0759 eves 372 7643 41-Houses Luxury Patio Apartments Did you know that y ou r club or organization can appear In this listing each week for only $3 p.r week? This is an ideal way to Inform the public - of your club activities, 24 Hrs. 2017S. FRENCH (HWY. 17-92) roofing. casual Suits, shirts, short & long pants, girls' dresses & short & long play suits. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 2610 Hiawatha Ph. 373.1301 3 BR, 2 bath, Jewett Lane, 1.35.000. -. COMPARE THIS VALUE iBR. 2 baths, central air, carpet, garage, like new View of Lake Monroe VA FHA Only 128.900. 323-9410 301 E. 73rd St.-' 3 OR, family room and formal dining room. 132.500' 46-Commercial Property FHA OR VA 3 Bedrooc baths, grapes, range, carport, a real buy for $1 Req. Real Estate Broker 3210640 323 7895 3720779 322 2748 ' ______________________ .'?' Rent___ ilUlt I ArtU5ttp(Ep4IE C t'.iptrr 30 1" "_ 0"r Ii .,',,tr ',,ir'torO - ec pci o!!cc"i-" '-' ' c!ofhing Boys' new childrens sacrifice. 3210239. monthly. 118,500 1.650 down. Broker Days 322.7174 BR, 7 bath, IllS Paloma. $37,500. . 2T ACREAGE BARGAIN- 10 Acres. will divide, 12.350 per acre. 31. fenced, new carpel, P & I, $150 1 Bedroom furn. house downtown Sanford Couple only. 373-2645 I BR. 7 baths, family room, central heat & air, new roof. By Owner. $29,900. 322 6913. I Rain Trees. Aialeas, Camphor Trees, Wc. Border grass, 37c. Large bushy LIgustnurn, $1.91. CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Cr. WekIva Park Drive and SR MAD 50 5, Days -3226173 Plights - 322 2352 retirement or newly married 122.5.00. REMODELED HOME 33-Houses Furnished 372.7495 77- Autos Wanted 62-Lawn-Garden Sale Sunland-- 3 BR, 1 bath, heal nds land2 Bedrooms IorI',Baths ALL ADULTS - EASY LIVING 'IERICAN VETERANS ó5cea.. over 50. SOc ea Cackleb.rry Farms, I way between New Smyrna and Detand off H,,yllon Samsula Drive. Ph 961 121 5.159. HILDA RICHMOND 574-3167 Do Itona THE CONTRACT" tills I - "LIVE HENS" SHIRLEY MILLETT 83492)2 Forest City Altamonte Springs 3220065 37-Business Properly __ Longwood I BR, 2 bath, air conditIon. 112 Tangelo Drive, 3221515 or 372 1851. By Owner. "SERVICE BEYOND Several small lots for trailers up to 36'. Adults No pets 2515 Park Or, _ Black eyed peas and butter beans You pick. Farm across Street from Lake Monroe Baptist Chu-ch Ph, 372 723* RUTH TUECH 834-9212 Altamonte Springs Eve. 322-1496,322-1164,322.1916 .-. 9-Good Things to Eat SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349212 Casseiberry-Winter Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S. French 372-4991 REAL ESTATE Realtor Tuesday, May 23, 1?16-$B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. for Sale adds, subtracts, multiplies. Burrough 160; Keystone 0mm like new projector, camera, and screen. $160 Also 4" cement CallBaft Stemper Realty Kish Real Estate Furnished duplex, newly renovated, 3 rooms I bath, adults, no pets. apartments, 3 R oom Apt _____________________________ NOTICE Peas. BE 8. Crowders, U pick Marquette Ave. (off S. fleardall) Hunter, 372 0.415. Call Central Fla's Sales I Exchange Leader 2' z Acres with I BR, 2'i bath home. Air cond. and heat. Beautiful anti ideal location 1371 E. Lansdowne Ave.. Orange City. 1.43.900. Ph. 901 175-2554. - A Phone call could start you on a and profitable career. Call $67 0316. ~~ 365 3121 3 Room turn apt. Bedroon is air conditioned. 190 mo 111 E 8th St., Trailer In camp ground, 12*28', I BR. air cond., utilities. 1)55 mo. 322 4255 or 322 5786 Y.amper's hove. 722 6077 1 room furniShed ef ficiency. Private entrance. Downtown Sanford. 323 9579 alter 6 p.m 35-)jbbiIe Home Lots - 4' Child Care for as low as 12 per wk. if you qualify. 3235490, A SMALL _WORLA) location rent, anytime 2 Bedroom, unturn,, $30 wk, adults. 1.35 week With children, 372 6670. - MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Cond, Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I 48. SR 43.4, Longwood $62 1000 _ 6-Child Care Bedroom 2 Ideal Reasonable furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come see 300 E. Airport Blvd , Sanford, 323 1310 - For fast relief call the - turn,shed BAMBOO COVE APTS LOST: Reddish Pekingese female Part time maintenance man, 6 day wk,, 6 to 9 pm Apply in person dog. Tampa vaccirsal Ion 1. license only Wuv's. 2911 Orlando Drive. tag. Name "Ginger", Last seen vicinity of I 1 & 44 West. 641-9921 Plushest spot in thS WAITERS or 6611013 county Super money potential. AAA EMPLOYMENT LOST - Golden Retriever puppy, i C.,i,iiiiert,al vicinily Mayfair & Hospital 323 5176 Reward. 322 0516 46P -. ' Art Brown Pest Control has one opening in sales Fantastic op. 5& Found -Lost Furnished 28edroom-Adults WEKIVA LANDING On The River 831 9687 Longwood Hostess, ond hot __ EXP FIBER GLASS WORKERS BUILDING SUPPLY MAN MAINTENANCEMAN KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Fantastic Job, NURSERY WORKER Every Sunday Herald 'ttA Evening Ileiuki BROWSE AND SAVE It's easy and fun The Want Ad Way. ___________________ Lovely 3 room apt , Very well fur nished & carpeted. Reasonable I , rent, 118 W. First SI. Lady, live in with semi-invalid man. 160 wk, 373 1309. 4A-Public Notices 42. Every Day. 49 LieBary- Lovely large 1 BR, air, adults, near stores, bank, cliii, ches 66$ 64$ or 322 8054 Various Openings I- Reserve additional copies of 'this commemorative isstie by calling: 30-Apartments Unfurnished PRESSMAN -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 373 3176 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644 2027 for "We Care" "Hotline," Adults or Teens IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers, For further information call 173 4.587 Or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group p 0 Box 553. Sanford, Fla 37771 -, i -I P You will enjoy reading about the ev3nts of that day, ttb biographies, city directory and other Interesting facts about Lake Mary and Seminole county, CIRCULATION DEPT. R 1.1 Till. l L .WtS Cl" Don't Walk In The Rain Job Hunting SEE USTODAYI MECHANIC fl-Rooms - Room, private bath & entrance, air conditioning, ncooking )n 65@0 ____ ___ r 'o _____ ______ - COLLECTION MEN Sanford, Florlda 37771 -4 $ - - - FACE0WI1HADRINKI PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123.4317 Write P.O. Bo* 1713 Writes them edition dedicated to the history of Lake Mary and Its // 0 Add lic for each additional Swords. i May 26,1928 On May 26th. The Evening Herald will reprint a special section of the May 26. 1928 _ C __________ 15 Words $2 '4', Bob Lloyd ' Rentals ________ * REPORTS... I locations, Call 3220015. Cocktail waitresses needed Ins mediately. 4 nights weekly. Inquire Club Diamond, Hwy 1792. '5' C ____ _________________ May 31st SATURDAY _______ For Lease- Service Station BAYS ONLY at 7 high volumn gas Compose your own memor iam, or ask our assistance. We should receive your message no later than 5 p.m. Frdav. May 28th. 5sprtnities Opou .. DeBary. ACTION ____ 4 1 141 113 ' private lessons in Sanford. 322 . weanesmy 5 I Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando School of Music, Is offering COOK- Fantastic hours Great boss Excellent pay, Heavy banquet work. AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial 323 5176 _____________ (RANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS,$30 6061 DUPLEX furnished or Un %--Miscellaneous Charming Two Story - COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, nice 2 BR. central heat & air, fenced yard, screened porch. $19,500, 31A-Duplexes 41-Houses .. - AUTO TRAIN, walk to work from this "neat as a pin" 3 BR. 11.'7 bath T me. Fenced yard, central heat ~ . air, waO waU carptlr., Lll!l?y C:'nlcr!st!e tIvin; in 3 !srge building %7S 000 with .ywwl t.rm5 bedreons, 1": bath's. large dining room with fireplace. Family CRY ALL THE WAY to the BANK. room, and formal dining rm. Let OTHERS pay your INCOME. 2 Kitchen equipped. Well for BR duplex (I of 6) 127,900. Good climate master H A. Tree shaded terms. Gel 70 pct. CASH return on fenced yard. On large corner lot. CASH. BUY all 12 units at 138.500 DISCOUNT. Tax SAVINGS. 1. get Call Caroline Holtzclaw. Assoc. rich, even witi, the headaches. Sacrifice * Payments. 25.1$ Park Or .170 up I 8.7 BR Mobile homes in retirement park. Furn or Unfurn Classy HEA D FOUND. Black male poodle, So as a check, he says, Trendcx, Inc., an opinion-sampling firm 11110 uses, will call subscribers in five or six major Why "Beacon lull" instead of cities on June 22 to compare 'I movie their reactions to the "Beacon It's because , Hill" episodes with those controversial when CBS first phoned in by viewers. IJUft 2-In Nemoriam 11-lflStt'UCtiO(fl Departed Loved Ones o n. AVON Spring into the world of cosmetics, fragranc es , toiletries Excellent earning OPPortunity Call 641 )079. -- - At the end of the last episode, viewers will be told how the voting of the armchair critics came out. WA 'P A IPIP N; II I UVI IUIII Sunday - Noon FridQy Honor The Memory Of kitcflen, bedroom, bath. tracing cost accountnq Resume 41-Hojses EL CAP!TAH. 3 BR. P: t.th. nlcc quiet area. Large lot, walk to schools Low dOwn & low Air, adults, no pets. Security dep, %I IS mo 327 7414 lasses with ctasl o' esperince cn e arn fantastic money AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial 5176 4 * 323 193,; p ef i ence (leneral utility con to Lee Construction Co. p 998. Sanford, Ft 32771 9) EDGE CF NIGHT 'l2 DINAH: (Mon)Sen. Bany Goldwater, John Devidscn. DDickCClark Clark(Tues.) Carol l3i Ant"Neley. Jim Nabors (Wed.) lefty Savalas, Charlie Rich, Ptcebie Snow 4 6' AS THE WORLD (Thu-s )Jason Aobards, Ralph TURNS Waite, Jacqueline Bisset (Fit) RHYME AND REASON James Whitmore. Pti4IisDiUer, Earl Holhiman. 200 '91 $20 (XX) 35 ADOAJ,IS FAMILY 2:30 430 2 1Z THE DOCTORS 4' MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: 4' 6') THE GUIDING LIGHT Cohost:Fbger Moore. 7 SCHOOL PROGRAM. 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW: MIPIG: Preented Mon., we Guests: (Mon.) Esquire Fashp.m. ion Awards with bonyRaridall, 91 BREAK THE BANK Glen Campbell. John Davidson 24 (Mon.) COLLEGE FOR (Tues) Barry Newrisn, 1kv CANINES (R) (Tues.) Ullman (Wed.) David Frost, SOUNDS TAG E (Wed.) 1)y' (mu-s.) Jane OURSTORY (A) (Thurs.) Fonda, Shelley Winters Nancy NOVA (A) (Fit.) KIPS SHOW Wilson (Fit.) Jimmy Connors. (A) Pamela Mason. 35) MAYBERRY RFD 5* GILLIGANS ISLAND 3:00 7' 24' SESAME STREET: 21 12.' ANOTHER WORLD Preerrvted Mon. on Ch. 7. see '4 '6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 2 p.m. (R) 9' LUCY 5* THE FUNTSTONES 35) MICKEY MOUSE CUB 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL (B&W) 24 (Mon.) A BIT WITH KNIT 5:00 (Wed) WOMAN 2: ADAM 12 35' MOTHERS IN LAW: (Fit. 61 I LOVE LUCY only) SENIOR SCENE 9 GILL IGANS ISLAND 3.30 35 LASSIE 4 6 MATCH GAME 6* THREE STOOGES 2 12' NEWS i' (Tues.. Thu-s.) CAR7' 24 THE ELECTRIC RASCOLENDAS COMPANY: Preempted Mon., 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE on Cl, 7, see 2pm 24 (Mon. ttvoi4'i Thu-s.) 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (Fri 35' THE LONE RANGER Be I COCKTAIL WAIT RESSE S Noon The Dog Before Publication bit" MthonyS*eele, Inakd S4nden. 1957, British. (Fri.) "Slim •• Harry Fonda, Pat O'Brien. 1937. 1:30 1 2 12 DAYS OFOUR LIVES 6280636 ' RATES 41-Houses SAN MO PARK, I, 7, 3, bedroom trailer acts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17 97. Sanford. Nurses; RN's, LPN's; Aides, Aide Companion Needed immediately Lady In liv p in n.j 'eI" v'," Siiiii invalids Some nursing ex PenlenCe Phone 323 tool DEADLINES ened Mn on Ch 7, see 2 pm sack _ s i . MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 31-ntsFu - 41c a line 1 thru s times 31c a line Ohru 25 times 24c a line 26 times (S2. 00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum H OURS NEIGHBORHOOD Pre- ' Beacon Dm* Powell, Debbie Reynolds. 1954. (Wed.) "How to Stilt a Wid Bikini " Annette Funioslk,. Dwa yne Hickman, (Thu-s.) CLASSIFIED DEPT. UNDERDOG 9 RYAN'S HOPE 61111i MOVIE: (Mon.) "Escape f rom H 011 Island," Mark William 24 MISTER ROGERS' NE)GHOORH000 930 6* 700 CLUB "Theisact" Gary Co- 18-Help Wanted ADS CLASSIFIED ___ Orkndo - Winter Pork Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 CB's " -, ',I BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ~~~~~ F JUST A PHOF'.4E CALL AWAY iluminum Siding CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER, I ~ ~~ Insulation WANT ADS ARE WORKING EVERY DAY -READ AND USE THEM OFTEN. Land Clearing Appliance Repair I - Pest Control over your home with alum BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT g & 1601110 SyStem Also Free Estimates-2A Hoiinl nq, GutterS 20 yrs E*p THERMO-TEK.131 0921 e Sd'ng Co 851 9543 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2547 Park Drive 322-1165 Pressure Cleaning Roof & House, Cleaning. Root US up. House, US; Mobile home, $24. 671. valor household appliance repair 20 years experience We service all makes. Reasonable Call Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tormeriy Harrell ', - acrioe (-&A e..._..,__ Beauty NxA' Sit F i rst. 377 5112 Concrete Pavement anking Lot Maintenance- Sealing and Striping Durable Scalers, SOS Lemon St , Sanford, 373 6447 Home Improvements C E SHEPHERD Painting. RemodeiinJ General Repairs. Call 323 *315 Remodeling and Additions Free eslimales. Noobligation E STERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Exca v ating. Ditch work Fill dirt. lop sosl 372 9913 NO MONEY DOWN Cobra, Midland, Johnson. Pierce Simpson. Beta, fin Hy gain Handic. Regen Berry and Pace. Compli Carpentry, Remodei'ng, A.3.J.t.ons, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Fre', estimate 373 6031 Prices. Free estimates, 641-4361. Exterior Cleaning Specialist. HiPressure Spray wash. Houses, Roofs. 322 0179. DRAGLINE SERVICE Lakes dog. 1st SO'xlOO'. 12' deep. $350 Custom work. $72 hr 363. 3119 Roofing _________________________ Expert roof repars, flat Landscaping & Lawn Care Mowing, edging, trimming. weeding and fertilizing. Free estimates. Phone 323 59U. EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging. Trimming Pl'tone323.1192 Fret Estimators Painting I Panting- Brush. roll, 5r ly Qiiiily work. Reasonable prices Free estimates 3770439. Make your Budget go further. shop the Classified Ads every day Home Washing & Roof Sealing. Inflation . Fighting Mobile tearing, liii d:rt, ciay. rock. All kinds of digg ing Houseirailer's Stored and moved 322 9142. JOHNNY WALKER. 3726157 JOSEPH R. SAPP Ceramic tole work Reasonable prices, any size job. 327 5258 0219 or 678423*. aervice L.,rJ anytime, 372 2137. Central Heat & Air Con4tionlng, For fr estImate's, call Carl liar r's ,, 'to EARS 'n Sanford 312 1171 cessories LOW MOP PAYMENTS. ELECT SHOWPLACE, 4319 Edo; Drive (corner Fair Orlando. 75 4171 /-4~ ~d # - or 6700 Patch and Repair, Re Roofing. Carpenter repair. Fast Service. All work guaranteed. Licensed, Bonded. 11 yrs experience Bridlter Roofing, 323 7170. Sewing Li's Custom Taloning -Mm's and Ladies' Clothing. Wedding gowns, Pnone 322 7419 Well Drilling Pest Control Trent E*iermin.aling Co Complete Pest Control and Termiling Free Inspection All Pest ConIrol, 10 Oct Discount 373 1954 roofs shingles All work guaran. teed BROGDEN ROOFING, 372, - WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We replir and service STIME MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 207W 21"d St 3334432 To List Your Bus iness ... Dial 322-2611 or 831-99931 �68-Evening H#rakt Sanford, Fl. BEETLE BAILEY . up'nI F 110" I Settlement 7 Defer.as 14A I'LLF KE TH 1 CIURC4 _____ 14 Apparel 40 Robust 16 Moderate 44 I ELL I - 3 (b I .] 'I'OW (s Do$ 0 48 Aphrodite's beloved 23 Insurance (ab) 49 Take Out - - - u u' __________________________ by Art Sonsom 7 I 2l'i 1<THC$!, IF ______ PVflL fl"AVI) nir o _______ _____ ______ _______ 9 Atmosphere lab )28 Certain 31 Bullfighter to Matures R \" / (,. 33 Scanty Nicene. for one 35 Painful spots 2 Lubricated IS Favorite Feminine 4 Individuals Biblical character 21 Genus of grasses 22 gal d ocu ment ozen rain k. T-' \- 'I' [-i. ______ 28 nCkflT1 S uSuOfl 6 Affirmative 30 Utilize 31 C tnese I- r 'a- — — — — — r" r" c" r i ' 38 Girl*s name 39 Pertaining to whales fcomb — — — - Theow V 44 Deiected 45 Priority (prefi*t r i'r' - - 14 — — - - - - — — !...4 '!' - - L_..J !l8 — — 24 by Larry Lewis I PICKED THE SAFE, LADY, A SHOULDA PICKED COMBINATION YOU COULD ...BLJT,PSM I CA N ____ ~ r Jr I I YEAR, THE. I TRIED*' ___ 21 NEVER REMEMBER EM 34 2 % P I — fl" i : I ;~ 2 — — - _ ___ — 1 .. -. L _____ 4 ________ __________________ w,I .. ,"" BUGS BUNNY 'i" " REMEMBER, MAIN STREETS WHERE n4mvs LOTS d TRWIC! START ON MAIN STREET THEN CUT 4.. OVER. T'ELM! THINK INC' ) II ' 1' I _____ f ' — BLON DIE 11 I U ~.,;,R ~ . I A RAISE TOOAY " / _____ 5Z5 ' + /1 T ,o-ç srC l - ' '- 'i, '~.. - I , ~;_ _ ._q I H I7 11I 't- - I . - "" -7-- "4 11 ~ .7 by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP 1J -ill , 40 *' '\,. /;I ~, -I 17 - ... ff WAS! - / _ *I r .,/(I 11 ~,, -1 0I , 1. " I ,.~T - . ~_~ , 1 - _T1 - — . ,I , -=Z~~-- I -, ' _________________________ '7___ l ' by Bob Montana ARCHIE fill. MRL LODG7E. INDS ME CF PLEASE,ARCHIE, WATCHtN __ -.,. I~t I .? GE ELE ,-.-.- - '', £ "[ I \ 1 I I 1VJ1 T( JI L_J / FRANK AND ERNEST CONPJTIONING 11 - , ,' . .+ MI I '.! Z. -• ._ uric acid She does not drink or smoke. She eats well but she doesn'tovereat. She works very hard but has all her li fe Her doctor has told her that she will have to have a blood I ' + - i•- ,I. .Z!41's 1 6 I The bidding in the box shows how and South can reach the proper contract of live clubs after a club open' ing After a spade opening they will almost surely land in three notrump which goes lfoth vulnerable %%eit \orth Fist south replacement of cells. Doctors That's why it *w as referred to in become concerned only when medical history as the king of there is more uric acid in the diseases and the disease of often occurred with gout in put. Those who want more uric acid eventually develop information on gout can send joint difficulties. That is what 50 cents for The Health Letter, your mother's doctor is con- number 2-3, Gout, Uric Acid. cerned about. Send a long, stamped, selfThe high uric acid le VeI addressed for envelope 1 I 4 346 Pass 5 A. Pass Pass 1,ass Openin Iead-Q 9 I' - ........- . .. Have we got a ob for Y10U. . L -'_ .. -5 - . . . GAPS I A1 A LWvvx.1. L, 'I mamm" A67fMi1j5WV AIS A"FS5 AMP 45 MW - as7x)'6 I -- r.i - . 4 17?4,4 I . .. — r I ~ 11k - . ~ - , . LgOUJA L .. = - 1 ~ I -1 rR!l '1 4.• I — I e ~. ' _,o' 4_1. Y'a ... : . .. _. -. _____________ ______ "- . - . - ____________ 'ir . I. ,.. II, i,.. ., !uut .c p. r' % " . 1D., - 1, - . , . .. . . II ' "- • a I a By BOB I.LOYD 11v-8#__ I g' I I I . . i • Ccuesurd .4-/t , . 114 LL ...... . - - - ',.A .__ ., .I .. s . . _____ _________ .1 - . ' ç, Special Taxing District Cleared ...... . . _. ' c')' I Continued On Page 2-A) -i - L.... p ,' . . _____ .. .. ,,.,, ; .., V --- _. -_ L.-I . . I ... ... ... .1 - .j' * *%.", retertndLuu will be held in November, but he said an exact . " - 1_~, : - -7 , I - .'", / ~ . r '. ,~41, , -_ . xl~ .1 , L . - ~ __________ , - . 2-B Sanford cleared the Florida date has not been determined. ' ........ 10-A House today, according to State Horoscope . ...'...... I I 10-A Rep. Bob Hattaway. ............. LS-A A 15 member Downtown Improvement Authority board "It is a law unless the will be appointed by the Sanford ( . ~~ - I - . III:., J, U_ Am 0 Seminole County, fol,lowed by a A 20-year-old Orlando area No Word Received About SHA Meeting -' I i I — - '- fractured right leg and elbow of 100 miles per hour onto Old 0 t-f - and foot lacerations and Winter Garden Road. the John . -- Women s Rights A Include U Icers # - - __. f , J L., + (.t . I , f -_- '. I i 41111n*NAft,I v a% gl ft gs i This is one instance in which equal rights for women are becoming a reality," says Dr. Morton I Grossman director of the UCLA Center for Ulcer Researchand Education inCaliforma. Grossman, here for a medical meeting, says that 30 years ago male ulcer patients outnumbered female patients 20-1 but the . ratio has now dropped to 2-1. Smw 5 million female adults have " ulcers, compared to 10 million male adults, he says. Dr. Charles Cede, assistant director of the UCLA center, says that part of the problem has been traced increased smoking . . and drinking among women. "Smoking, as well as th e use of alcohol, has risen terrifically in "Look a! it this way. You make money just as the bee makes honey ... and we are the beekeepers!" 7FA0aR5rAWMn 7ACY AQAWMAM 7*94X splww 04115worilli0 9: 1 R A tiff sewc v - CW V .. Ford Holds I .,A -You'd think that would be one of the most stressful jobs ._~ -, Off The heaviest presidential primary day in American history is might have been a big Reagan day and Democratic front-runner ii ' . I - I . .. Ir>r ~W~l'It" , 4 tF5.t~~ , --~,~.~ ~QKTI U y-, ,.j~4~g ,., . , I - III. .A. ;(,~ 2,~ `i~"R4 _' . V j - --t - -- Iii I.- ' -~;-O," .1.,%- . ;ii; ,~~!e~ 0 , . - Gerald Ford 3 I Jimmy Carter 3 "!.~14.,~.*WLM%tIN4 0 11 -w. Frank Church 2 Jerry Brown 1 I gates, combining those picked up in primaries with 24 inure in Stuart Spencer. Ford s deputy campaign siid the district conventions in Missouri and two in an Alabama runoff. President was happy with the results. "This is the night Reagan That puts the former Georgia governor past the halfway mark had to make a big comeback," Spencer said. "He didn't do it.., with 876 of the 1,505 delegates needed for the Democratic Reagan said he was pleased with his wins in Arkansas, Idaho and Nevada. lie said of Kentucky and Tennessee, ,,I feel good doing as well as I did in thiese border states." Church called the Oregon and Idaho wins "a quantum leap forward for my campaign." And he ached: "The results tonight show peciple are taking a second look at Jimmy Carter." expected in Oregon and beating Reagan by narrow margins in it looked for a while like be might squeeze out win in Tennessee Tennessee and Kentucky. And while Reagan's bigger wins in Nevada, Idaho and Arkansas gave him a net gain of 20 delegates on the day, the President still leads, 779 delegat". to 6,L)- to make his prediction good. Ford's margin was narrow through % on half the peimaries he has entered in May. much of the evening, an;d Reagan pulled to within 123 votilis . with Vda!% Who wc,a c-ally " delegates Tuftday, saiLl he was still in about 50 precincu lieft to report. the race. A won delegate:i in Arkansas and Kentucky," he said. FtlmundG Brown Jr. easily captured the Nevada primary. he 10-it the delegate race 22-21 because of weighting by candidate But a write-in requires a commitment far greater I distric . But Carter. despite the mixed results, won a total o( 136 dele. Congr .tç.t - Reagane Carter ncreases I I . -, .•- - . . ; . "" ):_7.~ -. I 44 . _ k- . J non-~nation. Jimniy Carter increasing his delegate lead. Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona, who picked up a scattered six 'I"here were six primaries on Tuesday. three in Southern or border states and th.ree in the far West, areas that are the delegates Tuesday, remains second with 298.5. There is also a bloc of 33.5 uncommitted votes, cornerstone of Reagan's Sun Belt strategy. Reagan had predicted he would win at least (our of the six and But Ford managed a split in the popular vote, winning as I -I Ivwl, T,Yi.~~ .-. - - over with President Ford holding off Ronald Rea gan on w hat "It's a very popular notion that psychological and environ. mental factors contribute to ulcers, but it's never been proven," GrossnIan said. "For some people. stress on the job actually major landing fields - 1:;~ - - . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pressure jobs to ulcers in men, and the two researchers stop short d. ., i I , ~~ -.1 I :,~.I X, ..'i~, 6~~ fj,',(-~ ,;ex 11E~ I Ronald Reagan 3 responsibility or emotional stress Pill - , of attributing the rise in female gastric disease to increased job f ftv.. Am 'or _____ ~ we haven't found any pattern with ulcer patients," he Says. No one has ever scientifically connected urban stress or high- II' i - , I -- Dr. Code says he is not sure what social significance, if any, there is In the trend for women to get ulcers. , I. , but os any - 4ease will change a person ina certain t - 11,; -1 \ The two dctars wcrc tntcrvLccd at the thgetivc DIsIMIC "YAW 7UNW At ~ '~ - ZZFN 1, women," says Code, a fortuerMayo Clinic ulcer specialist. Both substances irritate the stomach lining where ulcers form as coLlsized breaks in the delicate interior surface. . F_- . 1( to b t . I I / b. -IMIk -_ . '/"). MIAMI BEACH (AP) - Women are rapidly catching up with men in getting that bane of the modern age - the ulcer, ;ji , . ,I'- -Wi', 2 J' ~Fl~--"i) i + V I- a, rt, Fii:T47?ir1e#_r4F1Aee~ir%Vi~~!~ I --' - I v Z, I K. .r. , It 11-, "i ., 1* Ø(f ended up in the hospital with a cyclist fled at speeds in exc Ill "__ 9 lakefront: along Sanford Evans about a possible meeting representatives of the Joint s aid Lake Mar increasing Thursday. Rain valuation, probability 30 per cent today Before any taxes are levied, Avenue from the lakefront to to consider firing or suspending Tenant Council of the 480 units Police Cliief Harry Benson, out and tonight and 40 per cent however, voters must approve Fifth Street; and the north side Thomas Wilson 111, executive of low-cost public housing in ° Thursday. the measures in a referendum. of Third Street from Sanford to director of the housing I Continued On ilage 2-A) Dctalls and tides on Page 5-A. Hattaway predicted the Oak Avenue. I Continued On Page 29-A) authority, , gave his address as "Joe's motorcycle for traffic offenses. -' house In Orange County," Authorities said the motor- + . ___ - ,, . athletic coaches. She claims to be better qualified and more experienced than some other teachers at the school *hose contracts have been renewed and who are also athletic coaches. I feel it's unjust and discriminatory," said Mrs. Edwards. They are sacrificing academics A bill to provide (uiith for . i0-1 ......... .. 4-A redevelopment of Downtown - - Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb ..-. part of a continuing practice to fire female teachers in order to open positions for male Tuesday in a telephone interview that if an ap- Today .. -_ ________ football, it would help' get the position received outstanding evaluations. But her teaching contract has not been renewed for th e coming year. "In my opinlon.Icanflndabetterquallfied or a more experienced teacher' wrote Oviedo Principal Keith Stone in the pink slip Mrs. Edwards received April 29 Stone also said abrasions after the motorcycle Young Parkway to Lee It ad 1103PIW 1111-11A cf-88 ____ Mrs.Edwardschargesthatherdismissalis Bridge Vihlen made a motion to exempt Huskey from payment of the fees, but it (a il ed to get a second. Then he made a final motion to put the fees in escrow That failed also plicant for Mrs Edwards' job could also coach i For the past year, Oviedo High School French and Spanish teacher Carol Edwards has AroundTheClock -.+ Motorcyclist Injured pe e ase • • -'t1 J 7%~4~ 1_12 ~. 1 . Freeman also ruled that Huskey shouldn't be allowed to put the pro mised Impact fees in an escrow account. . 0 High Teacher enges By JEAN PATESON herald Staff Writer _______ rezoned buck to its original classification. to pay the $310 per unit fee i - . L ____________________ 111; L I /- _ .?. j / _________ .. Crashes Into Deputy's Car _______________________ ________________________ I? At Tuesday's meeting Huskey offered to pay the fee. He said the county's refusal to grant the plat approval Is "putting me out of business. Huskey also complained to the governor's office and threatened to f He a lawsuit against the commission. But Kimbrough said Huskey found a "legal loophole" and in ten ds to renege on earlier promises by I Thediet[snotaslmportantin terms of lowering the uric acid as it once was because much itiure can be accomplished by available medi cines. However, the diet is very important in terms of preventing heart and vascular disease. The best diet for most gout patients then Is the same one that is used to prevent heart disease, a low- iS JVA 501OWY" A&MJDLA*70Z OR SZ2VG 4'7Y \ Jjf - I. ~ w-"Motorcyclist complains of pain as Emergency Medical TechnIclaas p ,epare to transport him to hospital. Itierald photo by Bob lJoyd) k~. \ I zoning. 0__ - __ ___ 1% a 1 -~~ Gout is often associated with fat, low-cholesterol diet with calories limited to the point to prevent or eliminate obesity. ,• ----- 4Ø/j 1 ! fees be returned on PUD jn addition toconventional as Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. demanded the commission rule on a request for a pint approval from a Sou th Seminole land developer, 1' - I SIDE GLANCES f . . 7. Kimbrough's contention was that If all fees are illegal, then the commission would be out of order to address itself only to the Huskey issue. fie said the county needs arulthgtodcrnijncif PUD zoning is legal. If it's not, Kimbrough said all PUD should AAMW_ _~= , I Sports .. " ...... L Downtown merchants have 11-13-A spokesman for the Altamonte fender of a patrol car driven by 1 I-_, . I . - , .. trc) 14-A Springs Democrat said. The pledged financial support of the i Television ____ I .. ...... . Deputy J. F. Bennett on Lake helicopter and a string of pa milliII11111111111111111111111111 .A' Women I . 1.9 B measure, which creates a DDC operation and its promise man was listed in good con- Mary Blvd. at Sir Lancelot cars. . . SHA DI[RECTOR THOMAS WttSON [if special taxing district, has to rejuvenate the Downtown H ion11a1 Sem nole Memorial Drive. e Officers sai %%EATIII'.It flOtO ?C already passed the Senate. area. A major sparkplug behind toda y after bein 1) tr I ' th ough on times split d the Tuesday's high 87, today's The bill provides for a Land the bill is Sara Jacobson. DDC , injured at Lake Slary Tuesday estimated at $700. Deputy the wrong side of the road, tax of up to three mills for board chairman. afternoon when a two-wuntY Bennett wasn't injured. police forcing motorists to take lo% 63. Rainfall: .73 Inch. Partly cloudy with a chance property owners in the special r-Topo.sed boundaries of the high speed chase ended with a said. evasive action. of thundershowers. Increasing taxing district. taxing district are: A block nwtorc cle crashing into a %! j l Florida h1i3 The chase in v olving six cloudiness Thursday. Highs Since one mill equals $1 per (rain Second Street to the Seminole CountySheriffs Dotroopers set up Gill Fox police agencies, began on Kirkmostly In upper 80s and lo%s $1,000 worth of taxable lakefront and Sanford Avenue partment patrol Sanford Housing Authority Two board members have 4 at the Lake Slary rj _______________________________________ tonight in upper 60s artable property a full three mill ley to French A%enue a block ISHA board members said requested man Road in Orl'indo when an Eans call a special and the speeding I. The man, who told police he is Orange County deputy tried to inds around 10 m.p.h. would mean landowners would Sanford Avenue to Nlellonville today they've received no word meeting on the matter, being % exited the interstate onto Lake a ~ 5 W. Michael Glenn Copley, 20, and stop the black chopper-type .I becoming southeasterly and pay a $3 tax on each $1,000 Avenue and Fourth Street to the from Board Chairman Richard pushed 1 bv mailing. Address your letter to 00 MllutgwR 19- legal. Huskey was the first developer to ask that - _________ - by T. K. Ryan are released from promises made two years ago. countyAtty. Freeman said hewm write Shevin, but Freeman said,"I will ask Kimbrough to Chairman Michael Hattaway had to gavel the commissioners to silence. Th en he called a recess -. conventional zoning promises are verbal. Williams offered to make a test case out qf the Huskey incident to determine if PUD zoning is i; f . you can spare. renowned for. Most of thew can be complications Red CrOSS. 1he Good +Neighbor. .. ~ - ,f- A Tennessee reader asks, "Whatclubshouldlplayfrom Q 10 9 6 31 The contract is three notrump. My partner opens ca rd club suit. be an inherited to refusing to pay the Impact fee. Williams maintain taxpayers will be required to pick up the $5 million tab if developers and builders ________ ________________ T.''1__4,~ -' -. (Do you have a question 2. You never open a threecard club suit when you have a for the experts? Write "Ask fts five-card suit somewhere ilia JaCiobys" care of this usually means an excess There Is a gat deal which else. newspaper. The Jacobys will production of it. can be done today with 3. You never open a three. answer individual questions It's uue that women may medicine to control gout. A card club suit when your hand it stamped. sell-addressod have high uric acid levels and person with high uric acid meets all requirements for an envelopes are enclosed. The never have any associated joint levels who is willing to follow opening I The corollary to the use of will be used in this column involvement such as the red hot good medical supervision can the short club is that you tend and will receive copies of inflamed toe that causes such usually have it controlled nd not to open four-t-ard major JACOBY MODERN.) severe pain or gouty arthritis. avoid the complications that so seems to be an inherited trait or is mandatory. PUD zoning is different than conventlonal in that commitments are drawn up and are on file at the county courthouse, whereas "You've already withdrawn commitments on without a county ordinance Is illegal. And, two weeki ago Huskey asked for the pint approval after At one point in the meeting, Commission ' ..A: r. down when West opens a heart. 1 J6 Pais I A Pass 3 4 Pass Pass told she does have a high uric the same disease. The joint level which means gout. I'd like Involvement is merely a ________________________ I r,VAJ-e PARf "Wr'~1 A)p fRART )w,M0. - Week conference here of about 3,000 gastrio4ntestinal specialists. 1ILU_ C9CIL. HAS' A-ri -i" - .1 spade response and bid one spade if partier responds with * J 94 2 VA3 of the reading I have been level as having gout as long as doing, I have never seen he has never had any in. mention of a blood test. Mother volvement of his joints. had a a diabetic test and was Nevertheless, it is essjientially percentage of women with high Freeman has ruled that collection of impact fees L .. _~ $ . ThATThIJ& . . — conventional zoning. What makes us think the same th ing wouldn't happen on PUD?" Kimbrough asked. Then Commissiflarry Kwiatkowski agedjf the commitments Huskey made In Sweetwater were voluntary or mandatory. "If it's mandatory, I'm in favor of Huskey paying," Kwiatkowski said draft the question." I . clubsoronenotrump,raisea souin (D) LA k 8 7 Lamb -- I WHAT KINP OF KEW . . - ., - - I."...IIIIIIIIIIIII"I`II TUMBLEWEEDS LOM to pass if partner raises to two vK97 1064 # QJ 1073 Dr. and definitely should open one club not one spade He plans , 103 2 it may not be fair to label a test every three month.s. In all person with a high uric acid S by Bob Thaves - %uJU J acute painful joints it is - - D is clouding the Issue." Vihien attempted to secure a ruling after developer Everette Huskey demanded one more motion after three or four similar at. tempts failed. Huskey challenged the commission's ability to govern after commissioners refused to grant him a pint approval on 32 units Huskey owns in Sweet- Commissioners John Kirnbrough and Richard ., - j -t - . .-- '' 11'' Hattaway told the commissioner, "All you're doing the countywide fire district. - '•"- __ .1 - .,~ ,-, L!,I , e I - I I- , . f Mi ion Herald Staff Writer Al an emotional debate over impact fees, the Seminole County Commission Tuesday voted to ask i n promises, slated for repairing old schools and for , I I open four-card majors at all. •AK 8 K Q 10743 %V EST EAST iif levels and the men will have I _____ &64 ii . . In . £ By ED PR!CKETF . . ~ . 4I ~~ . - , 11 . -" .--y-1q.111_ It .' NA I it, . Controversy Of whether Planned Unit Development (PUD) zoning classification is legal. The Issue centers on the legality of the county's . ... suits, but you should not go as far as some do and refuse to 25 NORTH ttiritic ctonges aside from the ' hel' kc . .. . 1 'i assical V 8 Cairn. I ! 1. - me In care of this newspaper, tendency. The women in the P.O. Box 1551, Iladio City family may have high ur ic acid Station, New York, NY 10019. , an at least TOO MANY OF THEM N POLITICAL THE ANt( &5. - High Urk Acid Nevertheless a certain i I r TWE FISWING . - 1) - . I I \ . 1 Ir -0 ,e , __^v% re, "r- - ," e .,rA4 . _ -y_;;_ ~ ~CARLYLE- f-~, d~_11 II HOW (Zrf_"L~j JD S DON EIP~E-It, 1,4 AT, ' f _) leI e~ I , ~~ f TWAT ALL DEPENDS, JENNY LU. ` ; V40ULD YOU LIKE 70 BE MAQ00NEC) ON A 7ROPICAL ISLAND? ' By Oswald & James Jacoby and -Everyone DEAR be intereted to Let's take another look at the kin i played." You may has uric acid in the blood know that many famous people the short club as used by exThe answer here is that you -, perts. There are three stream. It is a byproduct Of the have had high uric acid levels play the 10 as an encouraging nevers h.se normal reproduction and and its complication, gout card This is the highest card '1. ).) - F " , -1 ~, .... s I, . • Mill) 26, IrM to hear about this blood test as complication of the high uric my mother is very upset over it. acid level. A (-_' .i1J?._!rGI i I . '.J- . .. I I it.at ' . 1. WIN AT BRIDGE mother was told that she has Chic i1O11 71 NO, HE KICKED ME! ~ CZAISED ME TWO PEET i~~F MORE ' I ' 1 THEPLOORY ! ONE -Y .F n ,-",N Q lb;. .IJ _N ~'~L I ., I b I - v I - &i , -0:', S, __! =7 THE 80S GAVE ME o ... t Center ... . .• . YOURBIRThDAY i ,7qW I f If Fees 1orIdaAtty. Gen. Robert ev1n for an opinion on / . B) ()S%%Al I) and JAlF.S J,'v1OB DEAR DR. LAMB-I have been reading everything I can . lll\ - — . , .. 11, I r / - — 1 _.AJl '.,'j ! — . - - C ER (E GOOD 1 ONE 0f MY MOST PERSISTENT CREDITORS... PLEASE CONTINUE! ' " e!z! Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents As Vihien attempted to drive home his opinion, jr---- —— .. . by Stoffel & He,mdohl _______ ia .A _ _ - iT. — KSMITH monsomm~ i axpayers May . •1 the past are go e to get up-tight, one aid coming year. your uu .LIBR/t Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You should be lucky in busirms in particular will situations today, but not if several val ua ble ways. 44 — — !fl i l T I . much keener. VIRGO I Aug. nSept. 22) Be s philosophical about today' events. Take what ocrurs in stride. You've got something going for you. Don't let yourself 14;_ ZS M'1 BIRTHDAY ...THE MONTH, 3 ...THE DA'/, 24... REMEMBER gressie. :1I V.. .:! s nothing you can't handle. situation your judwnent is . Impact . . . than pulsive. Once you reflect on a and friendly rather i c4t4—1 NUMERALS OF - LEO (July 23-Aug .22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) make a favorable Impression Your first ideas are not your dealings best on persons you have ones today. Don't be tinwith today if you're expansive - EBUTN CA ,fOU OPEN IOU . source of annoyance today, but will be easy on Your purse. 1 - . You can find plenty to, 20-Feb. 19) that's fun without It being ex- AQUARmSJ. A close associate may be a pensive. Select activi ties __. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS the brakes tuuiiy I I ~019 to fare SAGITrARIUS (Nov. unselfish, you're Although this will be a be tter personally Jrnn the 21) produc tive day. people you're trying to do Id rewarding as it thlngsfortoy. yourattltude toward of because GEMINI (May 2Wune) work. The early YY CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan irritable, apt to be a bt will 19) Moderation is a must for before long the1ovial ii - - T.. 68th Year, No. 239—Wednesday, May 26, """"""""' 1976 emerge. You 6 J ! ff if---- ___ " 1 slight e fun to be you today. You have a overindulge. Enjoy tendency to around. but keep a foot on CANCER (June 21-July 221 yourself Ii 112 - &YM ,Wnsmi~ W" i! ARIES March 21-April 19) art 1 There is material opportunity SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) about you today, but there little angry with You may cet a nise a possibility you'll not ca your mate tu.wY properly a ri Don't exploit want to you can't see that what wasteful. own good. his is for do for him iUiiUS (April ieasU Though your motives will be . 32 Writing 12 Weights of 23 I Openings in pagoda 321ron fences as a°'a 34 Mountain pass 8 Shoshoneafl 25 Utopian Indians 35 Plant ovule 26 Alleviated ME1 1111I '•• " tool 11 Garment " tab) I 26, 1976 friends are involved. Keep your I 27 _25 THE BORN LOSER - Newspaper executives For Wednday,MdY -t-.J&I I 24 Headed pun 26 2M 1 ___ 20 21 Fruit drunks 0 - Seines scofes 18 Foollike part 46 Cylindrical From ./1 HOROSCOPE Al q E I I? -= 40 ___ I 36 Postscript jsb) 38 Stray ACROSS WELL, FOR ONE TWIN& K Jumble Mort Walker . WERE 60ING SVE - Answer to Pre,Aous Puzzle Tuesday, May u,im But Carter emphasized his delegate harvest and that he has ,. .4 - JP It 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, May 25, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 25, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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J% - K:- ... I . I i'l _ I \ Ilattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, pushed through the House a measure which would allow elected officials to meet in secret as long as there wasn't a quorum. By an 84-25 vote the Hattaway amendment cleared the house two weeks ago. Before it can become Law, howe r, the amendment must get approval from the Senate and the sigriatureof Governor Reubjn Askew. Opponents of the bill say it nullifies Florida's open meetings law. "I've talked it over with the governor, and I agree it's a very dangerous bill. You could kill the real benefits of the Sunshine Law," Brantley said. Brantley anticipates only "corrective" legislation will emerge from the Senate during its '. t qc ' . AR __ \ _ - tJ _____ ., , ". - 1 4 :;A < 000000000-00000vw~ - — -: I '3 . Ido .. it \ C fli . STUDENTS TAKE _________________________ 1~ G) 0 rJ ,q > I I - .•. OVER FOR DAY ( JI tended to avoid public notice, or access, when less than a quorum meets to discuss public t*istheu. Under present guldetlnes, the Sunshlne Law says all meetings attended by elected officials must be open to the general public or Its representative th e news media To meet in secret opens the door to a charge of violation of the law, which Hattaway says is loosely word and results in charges filed by state attorneys. Hattaway's contention is that no convictions stem from these charges. Thus, public officials must pay huge sinus of money to defend themselves against a law which s difficult to enforce. "unnecessary." Though Ilattaway contends his measure would strengthen the law, opponents say his amendment Her contention is that the issue centers on Intent, She says public officials may meet without notifying the press as long as there's no intent to discuss public b usiness out of purview of the citizens. Fechtel contended the bill would make it virtually impossible to prove that public officials in- notonlyweakensthelawasit'spresentlywritten -.it would destroy it. The governor has been quoted as saying he will not sign the Hattaway measure If it reaches the Senate floor and is passed. The shoe was on the other foot Friday as Annie Ward, dean of students for a day, laid down the law to C.B. Franklin, who usually has that privilege. It was the annual student exchange day and studepts temporarily assumed positions of authority at Seminole High School. I Herald photo by Tom Vincent) President In California Campaigning For Primary r __ u TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Members of an from 6.3 to 7 mills. House Appropriations Chairman Edmond Forappropriations conference committee tentatively They agreed, for the time being at least, to hold tune, D-Pace, said he expected the conference agreed today to hold required local contributions to the required local effort at the 6.3 mills provided by committee to complete its work by Friday. Fortune education funding at the level recommended by both houses. is chairman of the conference panel. both the House and Senate. Created to resolve differences in the $4.94 billion Meanwhile, Rep. William Nelson, 1)-Melbourne, Three other other education conferees rejected a -Senate :ippropriatioris bill and S4.8.8 biUion House said he has the votes to pass a proposed con. move by Sen. Lew Brantley, D-Jacksonville, to spending proposal. the confer ence committee broke stitutional amendment doing away with contested increase the required local contribution tax rate down into four subcomn-dttees. election of appeals judges. - I mie ny Committee Agrees On Education Funding —i INC Is DIII 0 T•" _____ C vote on the Hattaway measure this year. Hattaway said his major opposition to the bill has been the news media. However, two fellow members of the Seminole County Legislative Delegation oppose the Ilattaway bill. State Rep. Vince Fechtel RLeesburg, voted In during debate on the House floor.-And State Sen. Lori Wilson, I-Merritt Island, says if and when bill reaches the Senate she will oppose it. "The crux of the matter is there is no real violation of the Sunshine Law when less than a quorum gets together," Ms. Wilson says. She went on to say that the public "knows what the law is all about" and that the Hattaway amendment is Florida Senate President-Designate Lew Brantley predicts the Bob Hattaway-sponsored amendment to the Sunshine Law will not be considered the two weeks remaining in this k-. Issue closing days. Brantley said he does not anticipate a Herald Staff Writer '. , By ED PRICKET - ,' . K ' - vZ rNiiL\. - rj L • /7'Z ) ' Na- IX< Revive unsI1Ine CU _ Sanford Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents S __ I Id Senate May Not 4 I IF[erA 1W Ford May Get B'oost Fro New York State Delegates V76 AIJIANY. N.Y. I All) — Pre to back Ford. nbauius lead. Rosenbaum pr swing by New York delegates, them." lie said he feels Ford is delegates, almost half the 1.505 ward a first ballot ctorv in ident Ford was expected to get Vice President Nelson Rock- dicted Sunday that "in excess of Rosenbaum said Sunday. safe in Oregon and has a chance needed for the nomination. Kansas City." a boost today in his campaign efeller, who appointed Rose- 100" delegates would do so. Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, Ten- in Tennessee, Idaho and Carter claims he will get Reagan, in Eugene, Ore., against challenger Ronald Rea- nbauin and still exerts major When first disclosed last nessee, Kentucky and Arkansas Nevada. more than 100 of the 191 Demo- Sunday, said he was not conn as leaders of New York's influence on the state's He- week, the impending New York hold primaries Tuesday, and Sen. Paul Laxalt of Nevada, cratic delegates to be picked in ctmed about the shift in deleRepublican organization met to piiblican politics, was one of the move was expected to push Reagan is favored to pick up the chairman of Citizens for Tuesday's primaries . gates in Pennsylvania "Thce decide whether to swing the un- delegates scheduled to attend Ford to a healthy lead over many of the 176 delegates at Reagan, said Ford is pushing Before leaving Oregon Sun- are delegates we had always committed state delegation be- the meeting. Reagan in the nationwide delestake in those six states. Reagan only in Oregon dfld day evening to fight what is counted as in his corner. We'd hind the President Ford was in California today, gate count. Back'rs of both Ford and Tennessee, considered by both sides to be never counted on them," he State Republican Chairman campaigning for that state's But Ford pulled ahead over Reagan predicted Sunday that There were 113 Democratic an uphill race in California, the said. Richard Rosenbaum. who June 8 primary. the eekend without New coirunitted Penns Ivania dele- the challenger probably will delegates selected in various President told rep ters in In an Inte ew ews y called the meeting of the state's GOP leaders said they ex- York 's help, picking up 55 dde- gates. That gave Ford a 576-540 win four of the six primaries, state caucuses on Saturday. Pendleton, "We had a good day & World Report, meanwhile, delegation to the August GOP pected at least 100 of the Ne gates in state conventions to 14 lead in committed delegates. Sen. John Tower of Texas, a Forty-one were uncommitted, yesterday. The momentum has Reagan proposed a program to convention in Kansas City, said York delegates, and perhaps as for Reas, ,an and izetting the Fnrfl roraild hop . !rRil ng avin Ford Sivnrtortrter, -iiri lk 13*~; 1- , 1 fron., umncr limumy Coartef turned our way and we hope to re= the Panama Canal. he would ask the 154 delegates niany is 130, to follow Rose- backing of 88 previously un- by Wednesday without e dent "wi owe o win woo p c up giving im 741 eep the bandwagon roffing to. I Continued On Page 2-A~ the camp4idgn _________ andthe cand dates • ______ -M Sr p ° lb 4% I Moo< _ W LA i']j Pressure Wont CKK _ 0 to M 2 1 E M F Fr . • m ,= -,qq% r) X 5C :4 p A — M 1 2 . '< 0 - ' --.i _____ B g'. z 1 , ~~ . '— > Ro 91 n F_ ~Z CA 0 M 6 I ° >' q '4 4. f • I 8 111 1 C3 " - $ - f 0 I f o ay s ' _______________________ I CT — Coo r 0 W3 ________ I —---'- I• Representatives of privately-owned campgrounds showed up at a county commission meeting today to protest the county's providing park facilities which camp owners charge are in competition with private industry. "I'm a private businessman and I don't want to be in competition with the government," said Roger Perra, owner of Twelve Oaks campgrounds. T d ' meeting was called to discuss initiation of a fee system for the county's parks proposed by the coun y' Department of County De.elopment At least three Seminole Co un ty Lommissloners say they oppose the fee system as it has been proposed They - II 1 - . C/) --ol cn C/3 0 Y lities i -. ' + "< Ir ' I CT - r, ' Protest County s Park Fac -"0, _____ + 2 Camp Owners is ox I L I I t I1 .1L. £ are Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski Commissioner Er n -- ". ____ Er 74 96 1 -_ ,1 1 U 9 q / By a '-1 vote the commission rejected a proposed cent per person entrance fee. Only Commissioner Richard Williams voted In favor of an entrance. fee Owners of campgrounds today said they resented governments intrusion into their industry. However, llattwayremlndedcamp owners and COflulflssloflets alike that the majority of voters in Seminole County asked county government to get into the parks business. But, Perra said, if the county initiates a fee system for — \,j t Pr V A kv M R. Rool ur 44 okp W > ±Z ç W! 1 17 1 Pr to, 1< P wcm — ' I 9 r_ lo =r !P k\ T 46 too-I a3 " . . -< I j p_•'—.l•. (t.J • 2 oft ' : _________ . to I. Co ______ M M I I c' - L-- -- --—..---=-1 Z 0 :1:.. 1 Pr .':.1 . owners) have no chance; you have all the funds." Don Kuney of Family Kampgrounds said he couldn undertand why the commission wants to get into the business. Why should government want to compete with private industry?" he asked. ds that all Seminole taxpayers will be required to finance services provided by parks. lie said private industry can provide thosoe services for a cheaper price. . W s ••••'J son I 1 . . However, many of the residents in Seminole Co un ty are unable to afford prices charged by campground owners. That was the rationale behind the countys Initially getting into the park's business. ProWsed prices included a 25 cents per person cntrance fee $1 25 per hour for canoe rentals, $5 fothre hours use of a pi.-nic pavilion, $3 dafly for camp Lng and 110 a day for group camping and minimurn charges fo use of handball and tennis courts and sof" fields. would be Fees are proposed at Oniy two paF Park when it opens at Lake Mills add Red Bug licable app later this sununer. Make Me Resign, Director Says Picketing Of Housing Office Enters Second Week Wilson alone. east side. Wilsi n said he inectip,: to 1war tht: 'rievances BLwK.,i1xart- attt!ntled tho plair,.ts in his six-page menio Wilson said he feels in participating in a golf tour- against Wilson. Saturday meeting of the Tenant that they refused to accept. rejecting his answers that the nament and couldn't attend. memo was also addressed i Edward Blacksheare, SHA Council. demed him due E%ans sd Today he sald he'll have no U SHA board he as out of town board member said today that Tenant Council picketing of Council has on other business Evans said the present and the Tenant Council "isn't going part of a personal vendetta the Sanford Housing Authority process' The Tenant Council invited Four members of the SHA to force anybody to do appparently - referring to past SUIt boards have put in (SHA) entered the second week nst WiLson, who many man-hours on problentoday with SHA executive Wilson and the SHA board to an board went to the meeting and anything," Ile said the SHA complaints director Thomas Wilson III informal meeting Saturday listened to tenants' complaints board will be glad to listen to has been SHA executive faced by the local housin saying he won't be pressured afternoon at Redding Gardens, but board members today grievances on services by the director for nearly four years. authority, "and no w we get Wilson says he feels he's slapped in the I ce with perinto resigning as administrator a public housing project for denied published reports that authority and, if possible, to answered the tenants com- sonalities." of the 480 SHA low-rent, public elderly citizens on Sanford's they agreed to schedule a improve services. housing units. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Meanwhile, MM board members denied published reports that they have agreed to schedule a meeting to hear 15 grte,ances listed last week by the Joint Tenant Council in a resolution seeking immediate firing of Wilson As tenants started their second week of marching with signs in front of his office on W 10th St.. Wilson said today that he doesn't expect the SHA board to meet before its next regular meeting, scheduled for June 10. SHA Chairman Richard Evans, principal at Lake Howell High School in south Seminole, Is the man who would call any special meetings. a _______ — j4 . fr.. .,,. Oki Sheriff's Investigators are probing a weekend burglary and vandalism spree in which - — band Instruments were smasb. ed against walls at %Wwee Middle School Small Items were reported stolen. Read this and other Action Reports on age p - _- ,. INDEX '- Around The Clwk Bridge Comics Crossword Fditorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb 41 _____ -:' 4-A 4-B 4-A I-B 4-B 4-B SP)rts I '.-: • - .'. ' ' • ' S ______ to be "backed up by documentation" and that he thinks the demand for Wilson's - '' More than anything else." The Tenant Council last week refused to accept delivery of Wilson's reply to the grievances, saying they wanted I to meel with the SILA, t-,vxd, not. . ." buoy .. d this morning, "the next meeting will be on June 10." firing is a personality v' - '' ' Evans said Wilson's answers to the tenant grievances seem J. V1 PATIO PROJECT GROUNDBREAKING ..• 1 I . ______ Television Women 2-B 1-B WF'ATILI-H Sunday's high 93. today's 10% 71. Rainfall: .44 inches. Partly cloudy through Groundbreaking for the beautification and patio pro)ect at Good Samerit— Home was held Friday ternoon and evening lbunwith home supporters and residents participating. Just Us Club is trying to raise leads to Complete dershowers. Highs mostly the paUoto idea place I iden to relax. From IGSHB4*rdmnember Dr. upperlOs. Lows rOsto George Starke; Hhlda Mitchell, vice president of the club; lack Horne r, Greater Sanford Chamber of tower lii, Rain probability Commerce; Just Us President Staryt Smith, Eduena FieK secmtM aadTimothy Wilson, business per cent. manger for the home. In wheelchairs are Inin Storris i left i and James Holmes. De-Z113 =d Lldc% 02 paie %*-A. .. c' . - ,i.. Kk 1;1%."1T1R,_T �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 24, 1,7k Investigators Are Prob'i'ng School Vandalism NAIION IN BRIEF Congress May Charges That Hays Kept Mistress Probe Rep. WASHINGTON i AP — Rep. Wayne L Hays canceled a planned trip to England to receive the Magna Carta as moves got under way for a possible congressional investigation into accusations that he kept a mistress on the House payroll. The accusation against Hays, 64, chairman of the House Administration Committee, was made by the woman who claimed she had been his mistress, Elizabeth Ray. 27. "The woman Is a former mental patient," Hays said Sunday during a speech at a Memorial Day observance in Hanoverton, Ohio. "I deny vehemently any of the charges." A congressional delegation which was to have included Hays flew to England without him Sunday to receive a lent copy of the Magna Carta, the original charter of English liberties, for the U.S. Bicentennial. I Brawl __1111111111111111111111111111111 - Panel Criticizes FDA Probe WASHINGTON (AP) — A special government panel is sharply critical of Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Alexander M. Schmidt's probe of charges that the FDA harassed staff scientists who opposed approval of new drugs. The panel, in a 524-page study issued Sunday, called for a new, $100,000 investigation of the charges, which were made nearly two years ago and which the government has already spent over $336,000 to probe. Six of the panel's seven members charged that Schmidt's 906-page report left unresolved "a significant number of important allegations." They criticized Schmidt for internally investigating the charges, which 11 FDA scientists and three outside consultants made at a Senate health subcommittee hearing in 1974. New Cardinals Installed VATICAN CITY i AP) — Pope Paul VI Installed 20 new cardinals from six continents today in a consistory emphasizing a trend of internationalism in the top ranks of the Roman Catholic hierarchy. The number of prelates elevated to the Sacred College of Cardinals was increased by the surprise appearance of one of the two men the Pope named "in pectore," or in his breast, when he announced the identities of his other 19 choices four weeks ago. The 20th cardinal was the archbishop of Hanoi, 76-yearold Joseph Marie Trinh-du Khue. Bus Victims Funerals Held VURA CITY, Calif. (AP) While services are held t. or some of the 28 victinis of a school bus crash, investigators continue their examination of the fatal plunge from a Martinez freeway exit ramp. A joint funeral was scl 'duled for four of the victims at a church near Yuba City High SChOOL, where the choir group began its outing Friday. A moment of silence was to be observed at the start of classes today. A memorial ceremony is scheduled for Friday at the school football stadium in this town of 14,000. — juveniles had crawled under a iiiii1ei fence at the school and entered the band room Sheriff's Investigators are after a window was smashed, probi ng a weekend burglary according to sheriff's reports. Deputies sa id the guidance and vandalism spree In which band i nstruments were smash- counselors office and at least 20 ed against walls at Milwee students' lockers were also Middle School, SR-427, Long- burglarized. ufwI intl mnII itp,nq were reSdvn1 officials today were reported taking an Inventory to ported taken. The breakin came to light determine what was taken In %WKLLJ IN BRIEF Filipinos Claim Shootings Prompted Airliner Attack — Battles Flare In Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — More heavy lighting raged in eastern and northern Lebanon and in Beirut today as the Palestine Liberation Organization joined Lebanese Moslems in rejecting President Valery Giscard d'Estalngs offer to send French troops to end the 14month-old civil war. Police reported 71 persons killed and 115 wounded during the night. They said the heaviest fighting was between the beleaguered Christian town of Zahleh, 35 miles east of Beirut, and a string of neighboring Moslem villages. A police spokesman also reported fierce artillery duels and "storming assaults" between the northern Moslem port of Tripoli and neighboring Zagharta, home town of President Suleiman Franjieh. STOCKHOLM. Sweden (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Is in Stockholm to see whether the bitterness over the Vietnam War has ended and whether former friendly relations between the Swedish and American governments can be restored. One of the biggest demonstrations in Swedish history against a foreign visitor preceded his arrival Sunday from West Germany. Some 12,000 people marched to the gates of the U.S. Embassy shouting "Kissinger Is a war criminal" and "Crush imperialism." But by the time the secretary's plane had Landed, the demonstrators had dispersed. About 50 leftist groups, among them the Communist party, organized the demonstration. -- - Tornado Injures Woman, TAMPA (API M 01 A Geneva chimpanzee owner was issued a county court vestigated and found that four miles east of Sanford. summons Sunday afternoon for two of the five chimpanzees a lieu of $8,000 bond on a criminal Detention Center. Co cil To Get , , Fire Station Deed ' un .- s haring planned use re port and consider approval of sub- Hy JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Shift Writer Winter Springs City Council will formally accept the deed to new Fir e Sta tion No. 2 from Winter Springs Development . division bond reduction for Seminole Sites Inc. " The agenda for the work session to follow includes: - - - consider authorizing award of A I Corp., developer of the contract for restroom facilities Tuscawllla section, tonight Drop park to Unit following a 7:30 p.m. workshop. at Dew Contracting Corp.; consider TUESDAY, MAY 25 Sanford Lions Club, noon, Ho liday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92, . - . '1 - regular session will be a Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents ) , 7:30 P.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. ,.' I If?' I - .. proposal to put Building Official refunding agreement; funding study by for efficiency Ray Bradshaw in charge of the 4(1IL Skate Night, sponsored by Lyman High School Bank . Joyce Well Drilling on Lemon Lane drainage problem; site Councilman Claude Ash, an re vi ew 76-03, Cumberland public works commissioner pl Farms; a nd authorization to proposed last week Bradshaw's apply to Governor's Highway salary be increased to $12,500. A Safety Commission for traffic committee named by May warning and regulatory sign Troy Pitand last week to study udy grant. the ma tter included councilmen st Ash, John Daniels and Ernest Hendrix. Sanford Pilot Club dinner meeting, First ' ' Presbyterian Church, Sanford, 7 p.m. I I . ~ k I Phasticsware party sponsored by Women's Guild, Lu theran Ch urch of Providence, Deltona, 1 p.m. i - WEDNESDAY, MAY26 The top math student in Seminole County, Robert 11. Callaway, A blind agenda faces the Lake Brantley High School Senior, received a scholarship from appoint a replacement for Longwood City Council at its Seminole Commualty College at the Seventh Annual County fugh 7 p.m., Introductory Ceramics eight-week course, . Seminole Community College Adult Education Campus. Councilman Irwin Hunter, who 7:30 p.m. meeting today with School Mathematics Contest sponsored Saturday by the Seminole resigned last week. the only items listed including County Council Teachers of Mathematics held the campus. I' is :isc duc an -----'- '--Students from 1'rooms. Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Howell, Seminole whether to continue the cilxnen, Mayor James R. and Lake Brantley 111gb Schools participated. (Herald Photo by jurisdiction suit against the Lormann and City Attorney Tom Vincenti Florida Public Service Corn- Ned Julian Jr. mission by taking the appeal to the Florida Supreme Court. Also on th e agen da wi ll be a i request to vacate a utility easement by Shop and Go; second reading of mechanical code ordinance: fire departmerit purchases; the new sign ANAHEIM, Calif. (A?) President Ford, Field Poll gives challenger Reagan, a former ordinance: proposed ordinance to raise minimum permi t fee campaigning to u pset rival Ronald Reagan in California governor, a 10-point edge over Ford in from $5 to $10; update of Reagan's home state of California, said today he advance of the state's June 8 winner-take-all standard standard building code; and the seeks "a century of security" to follow the GOP primary. Bicentennial. However, Ford aides claim their candidate is mayor's office. In remarks prepared for a convention here of picking up ground and they hope his Califo rnia *1w CIifnry,iU ( bffij-.rQ V*inn •nlr U,hi,'h An,lc WA.4,aa.g4w will 1wIn - 'nrri •, "—- ' - -""q'. said that "Americans must be secure In their Ford also seemed optimistic, declaring at his Contact Registrar's office. MATH CONTEST WINNER t The difference may not mean much to anyone else, but both counties take it et least half se- to flooding from hurricanes and rain-swollen rivers. stormed into the Florida Ilan- Pilot Club; and Zachary Dunbar, science, social studies, DAR and riously. "It's really a friendly "The purpose of this program is to provide people living In flood-prone areas an affordable insurance and to eliminate or at least reduce the annual cost of flood damage," said Jim Sayes of the state Department of Community Affairs. handle city's small jail and loudly demanded release of Law Day Essay awards. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) rivalry," Wright explained. "We just jaw back and forth at one another," Wright said. "But If you want to know the -real story about it, it's this: sis-rt, Inc., noon, The heritage. - ......... -' ------------ wlUtAIrt,ttAfl.1 - - Mrs. Pauline Partin, Oviedo. daughter, Mrs. Shirley Slayton, '- Sanford Senior Citize ns Club. She Is survi ved by her son, fill air rally at Mission Viejo, about 10 miles from that he would defend the integrity of the Social ' - - . Walter Graham, Sanford; I THOMAS PARTIN SIL rame Grah.lin, 61. of M4 W, 201h 5'-, Sanford. who died Saturday, will be held Tuestsuy at 2 pm at Fir3t Baptist Church with Dr J Tod cosmato officiating 4 Oa t.i , .. campai gn issue. Reagan said in the Interview he would continue to insist that any negotiations aimed at glv- i, It I. w-Okl., IIsf ". n'IIuII" 'I II' IJ W'UIUI £QV VI the number of votes needed for nomina tion going to the na tional convention. cratic eign peoples." The rmiwrnUi' presidential nominee h,w,1 Ur,. *1w "II IUU"'I LA •,. IV)I LIAI'.I. (or the No. 2 spot on the ticket, with most of that backing corning from delegates pledged to Kennedy told Time Carter. Magazine, —Arizona Rep. Morris Udall meanwhile, th at he U.S. so vereignty over the jg up has no intention of seeking the campaigned Sunday in Louiscanal be ha lted. He did not provide details of presidency at this time. "Of yule, Ky., sayi ng he might not the program, nor did he discuss course, I'd like to be president, "appeal to everybody on the but it's just not goingto happen first ballot," but that the financing. Reagan got an unfr iendly in this period of my life," he Democratic convention will need more than a single ballot greeting at Oregon State Uni- said. Wisconsin Guy. Patrick J. to pick a r,omir.cc and he 'll win versity Sunday, and one heckler there forced him to spend Lucey, a long-time associate of then. - —Sen. Frank Church, D-ldaseveral min utes explaining his the Kennedy famil y, said he believes Kennedy would accept a ho, told graduates at the Uniposition on the canal. In other weekend develop- genuine draft for the nnml- sersily of Nevada-Las Vegas Sunday that the U ni ted States ra tion ments: sociated Press survey must "stop trying to adopt and —Sen. Edward M. Kennedy —An As - " rn,iidnt specifically criticized the United Sta tes for intervening In civil wars in Asia and Africa, and the covert activities of the nation's intelligence network. died Saturday morning. Born In , ..IU4W4, i W4.5 4 iiitmnuer 01 was First United Me thodist Church of Oviedo. He was a refired mechanic from A. Duda and Sons and mem be r of Oviedo Masonic Iixige 243 of which he was a past master. Sur vivors include his wife, . - a bruises and scrapes. But one proposed constitutional amend- determine in "yes-or-no" judges and yes-no elections on officer was pushed backward through a plate-window, suffer- ment. Also scheduled for today was elections whether those judges retention of unopposed judges would serve additional terms. but allow opponents to chal- ing a cut that took 36 stitches to a meeting of a conference com- "What we want to do is elimi- lenge incumbents in contested asked that his name not be r...1 (1J*I I ~ . G# I,I - I. , ,-~_ . Only Gravely gives you so many f.atur*s t,, Oi. or i HP ConcrtibIe tr.iaors with eiecu,c t3rtit' ,a.,ndard on 3 modci* (optn 7 on 7,6 Cuitom) -A iIl.gaar Inc. .r'J ,flstant forard-neutrai. rsrw for martcuetabiiily ..,hcther)Cu I*III Of tIJC 'iftcring sulky op:ion.i Wide selection ,'( joschmenu tor .m,.,n$. pected to take a hkepiicat look Liwn cart. p.rdcaing. and snow rtmos al - and Diivd FREE COUNSELING: Set Sen. Childers Opposes Amendments erissori B Changed I for the tractor s mat.meats that are right for 4C IE]~ House CAMCO INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMEN T 310 W. ME LODY LA P4 E CASSELBERRY,FL. 32707 305-3W 4147 FINANCING cIVAILA0L 4 pc?. dOwn AI £0 to 34 mo? MC.SAC yi uu_____________________ Class P0s18 e PatO at $anI.rd, Delivery, cIn?, Mcsi,t. 12 10, Where to go for ~111 OW informatio n YOU il'L'(i nlsniit s.tiilr nt'v,' ,,'oill- 0 4 munity. SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9212 Sanford- Altamonte Sprin g s RUTH TUECH 83.4 9212 Altamonte Sprn Longwood East Flo,.4a 31111 6 Monit, StI 20 Yt4r 14 40 By Mal In Floqj,, Sam'.- as ho me del.,er, All O'her •n, '.'Cnttt. 17 10. 6 Months UI 20 12 MOftths 132 40 Sallye Creedxnore, Longwood John M. Davis, Orange City Conrad J. Graff, DeBary SHIRLEY MILLETT 8.34 9212 Forest Cit'1 Attamonte SPr HILDA RICHMOND 57.4 3)67 Deltona I the clock to Typhoon Batters & u. - 1? -, - - SATURDAY a3 . (IlbiOlging 71) per ccitt of the graded to the force of a tropical 'I'OKY() APi 1phoun structures on the island. Guam storm but lingered over Luzon mela head ed toward Japan day with undiminished power \as declared a disaster area Island in the Philippines. . west of Iwo Jima and about 700 miles south of Japan, with top Early Bradford winds of 110 miles an hour and Cynthia L. Hamelin moving north at 12 miles an James M. Hayes hour, the agency said. It had a Carolyn I. Jo hnson 00-mile storm radius. Willie Stringer The agency said it could not Alyce H. Tindel predict yet whether the typhoon William C. Whitson, 1)ellary would approach Honshu, JaAnna U. Roczkus, Deltona pan's main island, but it was Irene E. Nloffer. [)eltona Sunday's high 83, today's low 71. Rainfall: .44 inches- Partly hTuesda sliula hr cloudy through 1g afternoon and nce evening thundershowers, Highs mostly upper &Oz. Laws upper . probability 50 per cent. EXTENDED FORECAST Mostly afternoon and evening thundershowers more numerous over north portion. Afternoon highs mainly In the mid and upper 80s. Lows from the lOs north to the 705 In ettreme south portions. Tuesday's Daytona Beach tides: high 6:11 a.m. 6:40 p.m. low 12:05 a.m. Port Canaveral: high 5:42 a-rn., 6:24 p.m., low 709 in the session after Childers to those students who fail the "I felt that the Senate bill was produced statistics showing tests I - May 26, 1 928 I DISCHARGES _ _________ WEATHER ,. ".We'rningb - Sanford: Cynthia Sweat, Geneva William Touchton, Geneva Joseph W. Van Dusen, u. during floor debate. ~ Floods developed in the central Ester M. Ward after battering Guain with -'~41turdaYpart of the island, the country's Mildred It. Stoneleigh, multiiniiiion-dollar destruction, yphoon Olga was downric hest rice region, IA)flgWOO(l the meteorological agency said lia)inond Ilell, Osteen Pamela was 180 miles south- — I (111k (1(o1. Funeral Home in . Timothy M. Cameron, Eustis Mabel Merkerson Hubert L. Murray, Plymouth Frederick W. Ockers, I)ellarv MAY 22, P176 Ai)MISSIONS Sanford Alphonso Wallace 1)eltary San dr a J. West, Lake Mary I : Monday, May 21, 1976—Vol. 6*, No 236 Sqco.W 0 charge. Publ,Sh,d Q,Iy and Sunday, e x cept Satrdy and Chr,itnsa Day by Tlt Sanberd Herald. , 100 N Fr en ch Ave, Sanford, Fla 3)?11 lk,rnice MLGill Veronica J. Phillips Rose Pounds Cecil L. Stambaugh Shannon Ward Angeii F. Williams Charlotte It. Adams, Deltona Andrews, A. Charles Casselberry Jessie M. Benz, DeBary to, PARTIP4, THOMAS E.. SR. — Funeral er,ictj ea r Thomas E (Tip) Partin Sr • 65, of 125 N I Central St., Ovi.o, *tso died Saturday. will be held at 1030 a m , Tuesday, at brlsson Funeral Home, with Rev. A eradbord Di nsmore ofliciting Evening ñciu1d Hne 111 - Elu(ial in Chvluota cemetery. mn 0 I Burial in Evergreen cemetery B'non Funeral Home in I , charge E. (Tip) Partin, 65, 4 Basic Susie B. Payne Funeral %IfVCt% for Mn Lor boosting the local economy by a ton Sunday Globe he Wnks gates who will pick the Demo- sians in our dealings with for- of tu N. Central St., Oviedo, ....I dU4i sponsor of a proposed con- proved its version of the pro- for merit selection of judges Report, Wright noted: "Our stitutional amendm ent doing posed constitutional amend- last year, but supporters low- farmers raised their hogs to an .._________________________ was retired from the American both of Orlando and four Oviedo Masonic Lodge 313 w,lI conduct service at graveside '.. VERSATILITY d - Mrs. IA)ff aine Graham,67, of Oviedo: son, Thomas E. Jr., of charge of arrangements. WV The Senate already has ap- A [PLUS - .-.' vacancies on the Board of Nixon's oceanside estate at San Clemente. Security system. sister, Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds, Adjustment and Recreation White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said In his text for the peace officers' convention, Winter Park; brother, Charles Board will be considered. The Ford had no plans to contact Nixon while in the Ford reaffirmed his opposition to gun regis- Leavitt, Orlando; and one tratlon legislation but again advocated the death council will authorize filing of state. grandson. federal general revenue The most recent edition of the usually reliable penalty for certain federal crimes. Brisson Funeral Home Is In billion dollars. Reagan has Carter should be the Democrat- V ictor VALUE HOSPITAL NOTES _______________________________________________________ did not Ignore this fact. Visiting a retirement co mmunity near Mission Viejc, Ford pledged imitate the policies of the Rus- — Of - away with contested elections ment doing away with con- ered their sights this year by average of 263 pounds and In of appeals court judges says he tested elections of Supreme omitting circuit and county henry it was only 231. has the votes to win House ap- Court justices and judges of the judges. battery on a police officer, "Now," he said a tr ace An opponent, Judiciary smugly, district courts of appeal, proval. ar ryOne was charged with c "you draw your own Instead, the governor would Chairman William Ri.sh, D-Port conclusions.' Rep. William NeLson, D-Meling a concealed weapon--4i pis.. bourne, said he would confer appoint appellate judges from St. Joe, said support is growing tel—but no shots were fired furwith Speaker Donald Tucker, lists of nominees recommended for a compromise constitutional ing the fray. Police said almost everyone 1)-Tallahassee, today to sched- by judicial nominating corn- amendment which would proule House consideration of the missions. The voters would vide for appointment of appeals involved was injured, mostly - I AREA DEATHS authorization to prepare quit that allow people to "do what they want to do large number of retired voters and the President Democratic Women's Club and said in an interview in the Bos- of about one-fourth of the dde- TALLAHASSEE tAP) Literacy - (Continued from Page 1-A) The 15 were arrested on some 40 charges, ranging from failure to obey a lawful order to resisting arrest to assault and Confident Is "They DO rain more hogs up there thanwedo,maybe2,000 a year more, so I suppose they have a right claim to Hog Capital. But here in Pike County they raise their hogs to bigy ger weigh ts." Checking the most recent staThe House killed a bill calling tistim of the Illinois Livestock - After campaigning in Oregon and Southern first-ballot victory in Kansas City." The NY Delegates 'May Back Ford Elections Bill Sponsor delimiting (Late on May 31. 176 Assistance may be available These veterans will not be through the Comprehensive for eligible educational Et11plo)'rIent Training Act assistance from the Vetera ns CETA) of the t)epartment of Administration after May 31. It Those veterans who wish to House panel has tacked on sev. one that could be implemented that one in every 10 students In addition, many State and TALI.AHA&SEE (AP) of graduating from Florida high the Department continue their educational local governments, special senator who wants to re- eral provisions that just corn- by Education and local schools schools was functionally pursuits beyond the delimiting interest groups and individuals quire students to pass reading plicate his bill. Sen. Don Childers, 0-West boards without any difficulty," illiterate. date should be aware of provide assistance to people and writing tests before getting sources "No other piece of legislation alternate of attending school. high school diplumis says a Palm P,each, said his simplified Childers said .. we can pass this year wi ll have educational assistance Ch 1)111 would allow "our children illers 11 said that among the a more profound effect on fuavailable to them. prn%'iSiOfls added by the house derive benefits from this legThe Office of Education. Lure generations," Childers islation within the next couple committee was a proposal for sa ys . Department of Heal th, Educa' establishing early childhood of years. " In addition to passing the 12th _______________________________________________________ tion and Welfare HEW) IllhtTliS lie sent a memo to legislators programs and grade test to receive a diploma, us Grants and MAY 23, 1q76 Ae provides vario program, Which .Sanfor urging rejection of the changes accountability : Childers' measure would ADMISSIONS Lawrence added by the House Education he said would just add more require that tests also be given Mr. & Mrs • Committee and said he hoped bureaucracy. i Rebecca I Brown, a girl (luring the 3rd, 5th, 8th and I I th I)ISCIIARGES: the chamber would go back to The Senate approved the grades. It would order school waiter it. Conway Sanford: the Senate-passed measure measure unanimously earlier districts to give remedial help Frtha L. Hudson - on the abandonment of an California, Ford had another full schedule today Republican convention meets there in August. lung Assn. after 19½ years. grandchildren The President's current fiveday campaign She was a member of First easement requested by Richard taking him from California to Las Vegas and Brisson Funeral Home Is in trip, his longest of the year, is the final elec- Baptist Church of Sanford, the charge of arrangements. Lusk and the first reading of back. In politica ll y conservative Orange County, tioneering effort currently scheduled for ordinance 310. Ladies Oriental Shrine of __________________________ On the regular agenda will be Calif., w here former President Richard M. Nix- California. However, aides say Ford could make Daytona Beach, Sanford FIUSIrUI NOftCSI the considera tion of a resolution no lives in retirement, Ford emphasized themes a return tr ip if he became convinced that a Last- Woman's Club, Business and to the City of Orlando agreeing of self reliance, free enterprise, an end to a minute appeal could tip the outcome. Professional Women's Club, GRAHAM, MRS LORRAINE and growth of the federal government and polici es Southern California and Oran ge Coun ty have a Sanford regionalization to Garden Club, to include: -- Sanford A), open, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary Club, B a.m., ,Mayfair Country Club. S.ertoma Club of Sanford, noon, Sue Ann's Caprl. Sanford Cisitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's. Casselberry City Council will homes and on their streets — in their jobs and in final Oregon stop. "I think the momenturn has Appointments Services 31, jh.J aIiLI Md 31, i" "" Loan Program, "" their reach educational Student Loans. hold a continued meeting a peaceful world. It must bea century ofsecurity turned very directly on our side and I hope we 204 W. 20th St., Sanford, died Lugoff, S.C.; two stepchildren, can keep the bandwagon rolling so we can have a Saturday. Born in Sanford, she Jon Sutton and beginni ng at 7:30 p.m. In city for all Americans." Mrs. Jan Mock, claim deeds for W.C. Cagley with their own lives." That was his message Sunday ni gh t at an o pe npro pert y exchange. • Yell came to push, push came to shove and shove came to a dustup hetween the lesa than a dozen officers on duty at the jail. Reinforcements, were called in and almost every on-duty law enforcement officer in the area responded. Th e police force quickly built to 20, enough to subdue the clan. undecided. It takes 72 votes to sentiment in the [louse against Many veterans who served fl Educational Opportunity used. "It's usually kinda quite at a House bill restricting de- pass a proposed constitutional depriving people of the right to the Armed Forces between Jan. (;r an ts, the (;ua r an teed elect their judges." velopment in coastal marshes. amendment in the llou.se. Student around here at night." a.m. — hall headed by a public hearing The World." (,ebhardt, American Legion; Steve Causey, language arts, spelling bee, and Arista; Julie Boston, Pilot Club; Jane Fisher, math, UDC; Crystal Besilsle, Legion Auxiliary; Janice Teague, These THURSDAY, MAY 27 County Federation hosted by Junior Woman's Club of Casselberry at Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook Ford Says He Is Seek ng 'A Century Of Security' The World." But, declares Wright, Pike County "is The Pork Capital of LOCAL BRIEFS Seminole High School Band Concert,7:30 p.m.. school auditoriwn. Co ncer t and Jazz bands. Drive, 10:30 County. "is The Hog Capital of American Revolution; Bobbin Tindell, math; second row, se v enth grade — Bill Kirchhoff, social studies; Eugene Wall, language arts; Bill Skates, Pilot Club; Sandra Hood, science; - - Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 am,, The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. j Scott Nelson. social studies; Patty 1111ton and Gall Hunter, Sons of __ nate judges, particularly in a elections. tliittee created tO resolve differ close. Troopers said early today that eight of the 11 fatal "It would retain the right of nate big geographical area, having Se ences in the $4.94-billion I 14 No one was quite sure how wrecks happened either in heavy downpours or on roads ribupeople to elect their judges, and cont appropriations bill and $4.&to raise campaign long the brawl lasted. But it was wet from recent rains, tions, putting them in the posiwould retain a system that ng bill. pe n di billion House s ief Ch Police still going on when The triple fatality happened in a rainstorm late Friday Also pe nding as the legisla- tion of having to go to lawyers would give judges the right to Thomas McAuley, called from In Hillsborough County when one car tried to pass a truck lure moved into the next to last who practice in front of them get rid of a bad judge," P,ish his bed at home, rushed to the and smashed headon into another car during a rainstorm, week of the 1976 session were for endorsements, help and said. station and mixed in. troopers said Sunday. But Nelson called the propos By late Sunday, Hutchinson, bills creating a housing finance money," Nelson said. lie said he has lined up 76 at "the worst of both worlds." his wile and their 15 supporters agency and restructuring auto had bonded out to await various and medical malpractice insur- representatives who are willing He said he would fight any to vote for the proposed con- amendments to th e Senate proance. court hear ings. __________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ The Senate Natural Re- stitutional aniendment and is posal and expects to win. Yeah, we had a little bit of fish claimed "quite a bit of " said fine officer, who sources Cenunittee was ex- working on Li others who are ' P G1 Benefits Expire IA-ins which may be available. fun," salary. Bradshaw's present suder agreement with Dick salary a pair of newborn Durocs. The World festi val Is held over "This," proclaims Darl Fike, the Labor Day weekend. Wright's counterpart in Henry - their kin, Kewanee's Hog Capital of hog raising they are as alike as Sanford Middle School __________________________ students receiving recognition at awards day Friday (from left) front row, sixth grade — Dana Covington, language arts; John Burton, science; April Morris, Pilot Club; C'harlene Stallworth. math; back row, eighth grade — Mike roadways and one claiming three lives, pushed the ast 14, The Highweekend tr affic dea th in Florida to at le - ___________________________________ Shortly afterward, in the early morning hours of Sunday, 15 blood relatives and in-laws By The Associated Press SR 434 H ONO RED __ - t feffing with a police officer. spate of weekend accidents, ma ,t, STUDENTS in a neaby cell, charged with disorderly conduct and Inter- 14 Die On Highways - _____ Mrs. Hutchinson was locked up -. America. , _______ _ ______________ toxicated and resisting arrest. that money Is kept by the rest of the county, which consists of the Florida Keys and is seperated from Loop Road by the Everglades and Florida Bay. • -__________________ hlutchinson wound up jailed on charges of driving while In- Residents along Loop Road paid $264,000 in Monroe County taxes last year. But they complain that almost all Longwood. Overntere Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sa nford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl -. charge. He strenuously oh- complains Chuck Hughes, who owns the general store and heads the area businessmen's association. I ,, The workahow will include award of contract to Rick discussion of drainage Shreve Inc., for construction of proble ms in Wildwood Subdivision with Land Engineering tennis court; report on status of CO's for Sandpiper Apartrepr esentatives. Leedy from Up for discussion In the ments, request Corp. for 30-day extension for Diversified Utilities; closing of Public Works Department as Oxford Road extension; conwell as giving him a raise In Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake I Am jected, as did his wife, Margaret, in the car with him. — - I Cohn Frankith Hutchinson TIlE EVERGLADES, tAP, The community along winding Loop Road in the Florida Everglades has grown to some 300 residents, but police are a long-distance call and 97 miles away, the only road Is unpaved and many homes can't get phones or electricity, "We've never received anything for our tax money," 1. - ~ was stopped on a drunk-driving Takers . th to to buy low-cost insurance to replace homes and possessions lost because of floods, but relatively few know about the protection although Florida is extremely prone Community tacks MONDAY,MAY24 Lyman High School Band Booster Potluck Supper, school cafeteria, 7 p.m. Awards presentation. Idyllwllde School Skating Party, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink. . 16 :: 6 I 6E O Few . - way: State and federal officials say most Floridians now are : wo : CALENDAR Has e linols counties of Henry and each year. Each has a popupeople. Pike. There are about 25 pigs lation of roughly 20, for every man, woman and Anyone wanting to compar e and the two counties further might child In the two counties, . i 's been Utat a way since LflCY drop Into Pittsfield July iv, were se ttled In the early 1800s. when the Pig Day celebration "I guess the people who set- swells the population of the tied here just liked pigs," said Pike County community from harry Wright Jr., Pike COUP- 4,500 to 7,000 people. There'll be pig painting contests, hog callty's farm advisor, The two counties are 100 Ingcontestsandatrainedpigor miles apart geographically, but two, as well as the inevitable in the theory and practice of porkcbop cookout. t members of a clan out to free million residents live near the coast, canals or rivers, only about 71, 000 Floridians have taken advantage of a federal program that provides low-cost flood Insurance, Last week deputies and Rockey Gene Macegos, 31, of Division of Youth Services animal control officers gave 917½ W. First Si, Sanford, In officials at the Sanford Juvenile Deputy Charles Coffee and night when she was struck by a detective Stuart Walthers In- motor vehicle on SR-46 1½ I — two of their own. Police say it happe ned this MIAMI (API — Although most of the state's eight - detective John 1. Poole Jailed and turned over to state their cages. "I saw debris coming through the I house burglary and that the Altamonte Springs. Henegar ' Ann Deputy reported the juvenile was said and summons Patton the the yard was also missing. vehicle, type of vehicle and Pedestrian Killed Officer Clapper confirmed and for as a runaway arrested secure his was able to The Florida Highway Patrol other information was not owner Sanfordite Arrested that the school had been resisting arrest with violence escaped from who had pets In a 46-year-old Midway available for public release. weekend arrests, sheriff's burglarized and notified county reported ChImpOwnerCIted — telephone and electric service in some areas. Ins u ran c _________ a jailbouse brawl between atfirst outnumbered police and 15 says of the tornado that bounced along a four-mile stretch northwest of Tampa, damaging his mobile home and ot he rs in the process. The Tampa area was hardest hit Sunday as heavy winds and rains pelted much of Florida, spawning numerous twisters, causing some minor flooding and disrupting name of the driver of the death Alexander was Issued the $500 black dog left chained in woman was killed Saturday _____ - yard. It was really blowing and shaking," Harry Alsip school supplies In their posses- a chainsaw, two drills and a FHP office said today that the trying to round up the chimps. authorities. I APt ended up In what one officer describes as "a little bit of fun" '. I Trooper Mike Hobbs in. Rudolf Alexander, 37, arrived Sipes Ave., reported a .3S Orlando boy after a foot chase according to sheriff's reports, Sanford, and made off with the accident, of- home while deputies and county caliber pistol and a color through a wooded area at the vestigated had Milwee athletic depart- items valued at $842, including but the DeLand animal control officers were television were taken In the end of Oakhurst St.. at a microscope, licials said, nent T-shirts and various two calculators, Both counties ship more than KEWANEE, Ill. AP — The hogs have It in the western II. half a million hogs to market What started as a routine arrest Damages Tampa Homes of neighbors that the chimps that someone not only and threatening to kill them. was taking a missing person termed "extensive vandalism." Two, Box 121, Sanford. Youth Arrested was were again loose and cavorting burglarized his residence but Troopers reported she In other reports, deputies report and two juveniles Sheriff's deputies Sunday Lake they took his German shepherd on cut said burglars pried open a walking In the roadway when a through the area returned home, one with a night recovered a stolen auto dog too. window to enter Gem Line westbound vehicle struck and Harney Acrettes Road. hand. Louis leroy Reed. 34, of 1294 and arrested a 16-year-old Deputy J. M. Patton said The youths, ages 7 and 8, Nursery, Narcissus Ave., killed her. power saw. PANAMA CITY H eaven ' ' H og A# I "t • IN BRIEF was no water for the animals." assault after an Incident In which Patrolman T. L. Brooks Midway Burglary T1 patrol's DeLand office violat!n of the animal control Illinois Counties: Eru.--..- pts FL ORIDA A Midway man reported to Jr. said he witnessed a man Sunday night when Casselberry the burglary and the doUar identified the traffic victim as ordinance after sheriff's on three people police patrolman H. G. Clapper damage of what deputies Alberta Holloman, 46, of Route deputies "answered complaints sheriff's deputies early Sunday holding a gun riiae [Vt.UiUfl Kissinger Visits Sweden - : sanitary condition, with an St., in lieu of $15,000 bond on aggravated of overwhelming odor, and there three counts — Filipino troops MANILA. The Philippines tAP) rushed a hijacked airliner with 93 persons aboard and opened fire only after the leader of the six young Moslem rebels holding the plane shot two women passengers at close range, the Philippine government claimed today. Officials said 10 passengers and three of the hijackers were killed in the battle. One of the dead was the leader of the hijackers. "He gave government troopers no alternative but to rush the plane and save as many lives as possible," a government television commentator said of the battle Sunday at Zamboanga airport, about 600 miles south of Manila. Twenty-two other persons were reported wounded in the fray which ended the hijacking after 48 hours and set the $4 million Philippine Airlines (PAL) jet afire. The airline said the plane, a British BACI11, was a total loss. -' - The mayor is scheduled to N 4 'I" .i rItIIT1Ü1WV char ge. UI --.' ,' [1U LU III( Poole said the felony charge Zoo for safekeeping after they Involves a planned burglary of escaped from their cages. Dnhs,i e,It1 thrao i'himn4 A residence and that the case is escaped Sunday through an still under Investigation. Assault opening in the top of a cage. Sanford police jailed Samuel Officers reported Sunday that Peterson, 37, of 1004 W. Fourth poor "In were the cages it Dv 1UIB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer sion. - Monday, May 24, l74-3A Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Band Instruments Smashed At Milwee , Fern E. Benedict, Lake Mary Gill I.ik'. Mary M arl: J'-- - ---Mildr ed M. Slaydon, Osteen Brian A. Morr iso n, Winter prings 4 likely huge waves and heavy rains would begin lashing lion- 1) 19; ANO RA S SOUTH • k. The t'.phoon struck Guam . -1 . , 1 Sanford's newest residential neighborhood . I IlUIuI.l&?.LU4OLuy New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes day. on Friday, killing five people and On May 26th, The Evening Herald will reprint a special section of the May 26, 1928 edition dedicated to the history of Lake Mary and its founders. - ' - :A 4 - You will enjoy reading about the events of that day, the biographies, city directory and other interesting facts about Lake Mary and le County. Sem noC i , FROM'25t000 , III . VA Financing-Nothing Down . FHA Conventional-5% Down LVUIIIIIIUWI U IW calling: Evening Ilenild Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy - S Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks Soulh of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Brailey Qdham-323-4670 BUILDER-DEVELOPER I , i-I CIRCULATION DEPT. 322-2611 �___________ Evening - HerWd 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 31 Area ('nde 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 t. Around Monday, May 24. 1976-4A WAYNE D. IX)YI.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor the Florida Senate. "Well, Gumshoc, what about It? What does the hill mean to you guys vho earn your living by ripping off other people's property?" Gumshoe refused to answer. lie said the reason he couldn't answer me right away was that he had to run to the store to buy a ba"ka . . . "A bazooka," I wailed. "What do you need with a bazooka, Gumshoe?" "Are you crazy, Mac?" Gumshoe answered. "Why, just knowin' every Tom, Dick and Harry in the state is laying For iTfc with a gun is enuff to cause me to shoot on sight. And, if I'm gonna shoot it's gonna be with a bazooka because I don't wanna miss. I ain't gonna ask no questions. I'm just gonna pick me a house, blast away with my bazooka, then run in and grab the loot before the law arrives." "Wow," Gumshoe," I replied. "Before you were just a common thief, now you're planning on 9 Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Yea r . $28.40. fly Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All rI ___ tither mail: Month, $2.7G 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. W I., The FBI Apology Clock By ED PRICKETT I ~ Shows Strength I It took courage for Clarence Kelley, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, to issue the firstofficlal apology for the cbuses of power that occurred in the bureau during the twilight of J. Edgar Hoover's career. It took courage because many career officials _---bureau opposeu any semezu ui regret Ui in contrition. They wanted the bureau to "stonewall” it. They feared an apology would hurt morale in the bureau. - me I I _........_... Televis - It would be impossible, without such an official admission and apology, to build a strong and effective plan to prevent any recurrence of such mistakes. Such a plan may require action by Congress, by th e President, by the U.S. Department of Justice. But no amb-plan can succeed without the absolute cooperation of th e bureau and every one of its "Ile FBI was and remains an elite corps. Its dedication and its discipline now must turn to the task of making s ure th at its grea t legal and moral authority will never again be subverted for political purposes. The bureau itself is the ultimate custodian of its own auth ority. Its staff m ust be prepared to defend it against any attempt to misuse its vast and often secret investigative powers. In the future there may well be attempts to misuse the bureau for political purposes. Higher-ups in the executive branch, even the the White House will almost certainly make suell attempts no matter what laws are passed and what reg ulations adopted to prevent them. In times of crisis, demagogues will call on the bureau to defend the Republic by destroying the freedoms on which the Republic is founded. Only the bureau itself can be the final enforcer of its accountability to the Congress and the Constitution. The honor of the bureau must be the shield of the liberties of the people. Approaching the house, I dropped to the ground and did the belly crawl I learned in the Army. Swiveling like a snake, I made my way along the front drive and headed toward the front door. Suddenly I belly-crawled into a foot. "What are you doing, you idiot?" squeaked a female voice. "Here it is just barely dark and you're drunk already. Crawling around .in the grass on your stomach like a giant worm. It's incredible," my „*I, inn If - - _________ [) is forts World View Instead of I television stimulates people to conuWt violent or Al i automatic. 4" __________ Oakland NotWinning These Days iI I Tanner: e %. Bad MUNICH I AP) — A sllnUnedwn including live by knockout. Then he suddenly helped cut the promoters' debt. All, boastful as ever despite pee-bout Muhammad downtown arena where he trained, the wooden firor bad omens, suddenly collapsed, snaring the champion in a The fight will be televised 'ocaUy over Earlier last week, All threatened to pull out of the emerged from obscurity in a complete about-face was a solid favorite today to successfully defend his dangerous tangle of splintered boards as 500 fans WESH -TV, Channel 2, commencing at fight because the promoters — a group of Bavarian and won six in a row — the Last a quick knockout 01 9 world heavyweight title against European cham- gasped in alarm, He was quickly freed, unharmed, p.m. businessmen came up short in All's original West German Bernd August last month to win the pion Richard Dunn. and laughed off the incident, purse of $1.65 million. The champ agreed to settle European title and earn the shot at All. Climaxing his rigorous slenderizing campaign, But it wasn't funny for the German fight backers, ringside spots cost $400. for about $1.5 million. Dunn Is getting about "Someone's going to be lucky and catch the All weighed in Sunday at 220 pounds, shedding some who viewed the collapsed floor as the latest in a The fight is scheduled for 3 a.m. Tuesday, local $200,000. greatest fighter of all time on his way down," says 10 pounds sinceJimmy his controversial title defense last series of misfortunes that have plagued financial time U0 p.m., EDT, tonight) for live prime-time The challenger, a 6-foot-3 exparatrooper, still Dunn's 72-year-old manager, George Biddies. "I month against Young. arrangements for the bout and have left them an television in the United States (on NBC). The fight insists he will surprise Ali and win the title. But the think it will be Richard." "I'm fast at 220. Ile hasn't got a chance," All said estimated $500,000 in the red. is also being televised live in West Germany and red-haired father of three young children enters the But Ali is already looking past Dunn to his next of his 31-year-old English opponent, who tipped the Ticket sales have lagged badly, with only about that hasn't helped ticket sales, either. bout .is a rank outsider with a reputation for a payday — guaranteed $6.1 million from an scales at 20612. half the 12, 500 seats in the Olympiahalle sold up to All bought up 2,000 tickets, worth $100,000, for free plodding style and a glass chin, exhibition bout against Japanese wrestler Antonio Ali stepped off the scales onto a stage in the the day of the bout. The cheapest seat Is $12 and distribution to American servicemen, a gesture that In his early career, Dunn lost nine of his 27 bouts, Inoki June 26 in Tokyo. I'd completely forgotten about. I ripped the wrapping off, and there It was, just what I'd always wanted — a spanking new .45 Right Place,Wrong Time I nc redIb I _______ Il The Associated Press tAounf . Weather . . ; , t ., - BLUEMONT, Va. - None of the presidential candidates has yet visited this tiny village on the I • Slimmed-Down All Favored In Bout Against Dunn Then from behind his back he suddenly whipped out a package. It was my birthday present, which, in the excitement of my conversation with Gumshoe - worrying that violence on Li German rIg.a Backers Worried Ab ---- ______ ___ ___ - --_-''- - TOM TIEDE __________ suffer. The agents should be proud that the bureau has a director who is big enough and strong enough mistakes and is now sorry for those mistakes. there," she demanded. Her old man, grinning, was standing in the front door with his hands behind his back. "Come on in," he beckoned. oor. With fear and trepidation, I inched in the d Th en I asked if he'd heard about the bill that would allow citizens to shoot to kill persons who invade their homes to commit felonies. "Why, no, I don't know a thing about that," he replied. "Besides, law enforcement officers protect for." me and my home. That's what we pay them DON OAKLEY -- admit that the bureau has made 1 "Get up this very minute, Daddy's waiting in the house. He wants tO talk to you. Now get U'and get In j Now that one has been given, morale should not to lady friend scolded. becoming the Captain Marvel of the antiestablishmentarians." I left Guinshoe to his bazooka and plodded over toward a friend's house. Suddenly, I began to worry. Her old man, I remembered, .jn't really too fond of me. Suppose he lures me into the house and then pretends I'm assaulting him, or something. Th en it came to me: He could claim I had forcibly entered his house and shoot me. That way he'd get rid of me and keep his little girl at LW. same time. I recently had a talk with a hardened criminal, Gumshoe, about the new shoot-to-kill bill passed by ----' . .4 • _17- - _T edge of the Sheriandoah Valley. And that's too . - I - - wrorg dugout once again. Tanner, the 12th manager off Chuck Tanner may be in the assembly line since A's right place, but at the wrong owner and king Charles 0. Fintime. ley took control of the franchise The time to be in the Oakland in 1961, isn't ready to say Oak- Evening Hera third base. Stiortstop Rick ld, Sanford, Fl. Monda y, Ma y 2 dugout pulling the strings was land's reign is over. He sounded _______________________________________________________ 5A Burleson took the throw from from 1971-1975, when the A's chipper Sunday, even though -I- Miller and fired to third were winning five straight the A's lost a doubleheader to baseman Rico Petrocelli to get American League West titles t SPORTS one out, Willie Randolph singled and White doubled. When the ball caromed past left fielder Rick Miller, Randolph scored and White steamed for the White Sox, 3-1 and 4-3, for land swept a pair from Mil- Downing and Lemon then White- and three consecutive World their seventh and eighth waukee, 2.1 and 8-5; Boston pulled off a double steal with bnatlonser1ousabOUtpOliUCSII1ightri&hUY Twins , Royals 1 Series flags. _ , , Ron, Frank and Jimmy I t., nipped the New York Yankees Downing scoring from third. straight losses, require that Jerry, Mo, .. ~. Minnesota turned over four schedule pilgrimages to this place and then give "This has happened to a lot of 7-6; Detroit stopped Baltimore Chicago added a run in th e fifth Two men man aged the A's _______ f I I . I Pennsylvania researchers, who have conducted their impressions to the people. . during those times of plenty and clubs before," Tanner said. "it 10-6; Minnesota beat Kansas when Bucky Dent singled Kelly double plays, and But Randall %.0 had a quick hand in all of them. sur veys over the past four year s to find out how For Bluemont is the gateway to Mount neither of them was Tanner, happened to the Dodgers and City 3-1, and Texas crushed home. I NY" Randall, 28, is in his first maaffected by watching television. people are who spent those years in Red Sox earlier this year. Good California 9-4) in a five-Inning Weather, a hill of granite that is the exclamation Clay Carroll, who won e JOF league season after spendas world real "see th e ewers his s ha me. TV vi and heavy . Chicago, pushing buttons for clubs will do this and bounce game shortened by hail, first game in reli ef, saved th point to both man's brilliance -Bart Johnson in the ing eight years in the Los AnP4t4C ba ck." more dangerous and frightening than those who Pat Kelly doubled in the tie- victory for White Sox. the Officially known as the Western Virginia Office ! I I . , geles system. I of ~ft watch very little," write George Gerbner and tions, Mount Meanwhile, now calling the breaking run and scored on a second game. While the A's were up, the "The double play is a pitchLarry Gross in an article entitled "The Scary White Sox were mostly down, shots for the White Sox is Paul single by Ralph Garr in the Red Sox 7, Yankees 6 Weather Is more accurately the underground .! .. p er's best friend," said winning , 1; -, il " . 1 World of TV's Heavy Viewer," in Psychology finishing tWrd, second, fifth, Richards, whose team has won seventh Inning to win the open. . Roy White could have been at White House. It is the place to which the seven straight. er for Chicago. Today magazine. fourth and fifth, third base, as the potential ty- pitcher Bert Blyleven. "That Administration would retire in the event of why Randall makes all the difThey define heavy viewers as ftse who "Imics like this may not be a . But now that the shoe seems In the nightcap. the White Sox ing run, but a perfect relay ference in the world to us." nuclear, chemical or biological calamity — so I "Let Me Help You. to be on the other foot, poor streak,' Richards said. "It tied the game 2-2 in the fourth turned White into the second out watch television four or more hours a day. About that, one supposes, taxes coul d still be collected '• '-: Tigers 10, Orioles 6 on singles by Jorge Orta, Brian of the ninth inning and spelled Chuck Tanner might like to kick could become routine." a third of all adult Americans fall into this from surviving mutants. Ron LeFlore extended his hithalf the children 12 Elsewhere in the AL, CleveDowning and Chet Lemon. victory for Boston. himself with it. lie's In the category, they say. Nearly The candidates could not of cour se get Inside ting streak to 25 straight games years of age watch six or more hours of Mount Weather. This is the most secret and AWARD with Four hits, including a television daily on the average. sacred of the nearly 100 "Federal Relocation double that triggered Detroit's When asked to estimate their own chances of centers" now existing in five Eastern sta tes. x-run eighth inning. RECIPIENTS 'V being involved in some type of violence during When It was constructed in the W.0; the local "I've cut down on my swing per any given week, heavy TV viewers were 33 people and local papers were told by the generals An awards banquet for considerably," said LeFlore, a who than light viewers (those cent more likely rida s ' ' . Seminole High School was to look the other way and even now the natives free swinger last year who is watch two hours or less a day) to pick such -. .,Pg-- . held at the Sanford Civic speak of It only in whispers. To the best of . now leading the American fearful odds as 50-50 or one in 10, rather than Center on Friday night and By Lobbyists are taking no chances, however. anyone's knowledge not even members of I League with a .409 average. TALIAIIASSEE(AP)— An uneasy calmi has ?10 more accurate estimate of one in 100. . 11 4 manv student-athletes were 1, f , P . Jack I,ee, who represents the wholesalers, Congress have access to the facility. It has no . — "I've got to have discipline and Heavy TV viewers also overestim.ated the settled over a legislative battleground pitfeted as %ell as others. In the Prevailed on Becker to wiU&aw an innocuous known charter and no published budget-, not 'It— , , .- I it's gonna come." percent ge of Americans who hold professional ting the state's largest liquor chains against By The Associated Press Del first home s two-run homer rates had rallied from a 5-0 nez hit the photo above, Principal Don even its function has been made public. a bill because he feared the chain store related Indians 24, Brewers 1-5 or managerial jobs such as doctors, lawyers and wholesalers who describe the fight as a war for George Foster began this in the sixth had given New York deficit to tie it on a two-run shot run in 133 innings. V R eynolds presents the Whitey It Is no great secret, however. Tours drive on It. supporters would amend Clark's bills Cleveland's Jim Kern won the executives, groups that are found twice as sur vival, baseball season with some un- its 4-3 lead. by Richie Zisk and a solo shot McI.ucaz Trophy to athlete by with regularity, taking photographs of the game and saved the second Dodgers 6, Astros 5 commonly on TV as in U.S. society at large. finished business. Cubs 6-1, I'irates 5-9 No one seems to know it the fight is over for by Robinson. Lee. chain lobbytht Emerson Allsworth, beer signs tMt warn them not to take photographs. Mike Good for his outstanding ner for Jackie Brown . pe Manny Mota's 10th-Inning o more likely Heavy viewers were also "The only two parks I didn't than this session, at least, or if hostilities will erupt Two-run homers by Bill RobBraves 9-0, Giants 2.1 wholesaler lobbyist U. G. Cochrance and others Russian diploma ts tried some years ago to buy a performance on the football John Lowenstein drove in John Montefuscu pitched a pinch-hit single with the bases viewers to overestimate the number gh li t hit home runs in last year were inson and Al Oliver keyed a of again before lawmakers call it quits in three ',,.. --- -. -_. have been highly visible figures in the capital nearby "vacation retreat" (nice try Leonid, but field as well as In weight males employed in law enforcement, apparently weeks. in San Diego and Phila- power barrage off Chicago three-hitter and Chris Spier's loaded scored Rick Auerbach to four nins in the nightcap. In the lifting. ln the photo at the recently as each sWves to prevent a sneak at- it was no soap). And every spring the pot Indians br oke up a due to the fact that about 20 per cent of those delphia," said the Cincinnati pitc her Mike Garman and led infield single scored Derrel help Los Angeles e xtend its opener, the right, Lefty Renaud presents tack that would knock out his interests, generation comes up In Volkswagen bus.e. to involves bills pending in the House The issue winning streak to six games. scoreless pitching duel between 1. pictured on television are engaged in law enIle crossed off Phil.a - the Pittsburgh past Chicago in Thomas from third in the 10th spray.paint "Peace!" on the rocks and cackle p a special plaque to Emma outfielder. Brown and Pete Brober g vith k'rcement compared to less than ore per cent i Regulated Industries and Licensing Committee (lelphta on April 211, and threw the nightcap, inning to give San Francisco the Opponents of the bills thought they had one grimly over the nonsense of their fathers. "All Jerry DaVanon had given two runs in the seventh. Spencer in appreciation for which would allow the chains to buy direct from the real world, the list away entirely with a The Cubs took the opener on a nightcap after Atlanta won the Houston the lead in the 10th her outstanding contributions stopped last week when Culbreath scheduled men." says one. "can now be cremated equal." the factory, bypassing the wholesalers. 0 Ran gers 9, Angels 0 i grand slam in the sixth inning wild pickoff attempt by relief opener on the strength of a five- with a sacrifice fly, but the M an example of how we tend to look committee action on a bill that would have halted in the field of tennis. (herald In 1 2-3 innings, Nolan Ryan Facing the possible loss of their biggest To be sure there Is nothing but im plication to Sunday to pace the Reds'11-0 pitcher Dave Giusti with one run fourth-inning rally. television characters as representatives of the Dodgers tallied twice in their gave up seven runs and issued Beverage Division rule-making powers. Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) I'n D...4... "n -"-"-. see here. The eight-foot barbed-wire cite a stunning customers, the wholesalers fencing Is not suprisingly 4 ,,.,, 'I S._I. real world, the researchers •,flhS O fl fl.. •I4IIII IilIiI ''" Thc PiIii th upvrivr, flint LlUfitd . hull l six walks. Texas scored nine V In the other National League 250,000 letters that poured in requesting medical claim many of th em will be run out of buine If The bill apparently would ha ve circumvented decorated with red, white and blue "Keep Out" runs in the second, highlighted games, Philadelphia trimmed advice ot "Marcus Weiby, M.D." during the first the bill is passed. a law and allowed the chains to bypass the posters. There is a small helicopter landing pad by Tom Grieve's double and ________________________ five years of his practice on TV. _____________________ St. I.ouis3-2 in 11 innings; Monwholesalers In purchasing alcoholic beverages. Visible from the road. And some buildings st The measures made headlines earlier in the two-run homer, where the land slopes away toward the splendid Television, say Gerbner and Gross, offers "a session when Regulated Industries and Ucentreat bested New York 5-4; ChiBut the issue never came up. \ . I" "..." Hail the size of golf balls , Shenandoah. Everything else Is inside the earth, I . 11 151L. cago nipped Pittsburgh 6-5 in universal curriculum that everyone can learn" sing Chairman John Cultreath, D-Brooksville, came down at the top of the __________________ the opener. but the Pirates / 4!~,"X _ and therein lies its peril. The fact that most lV removed Rep. Alan Becker, 1)-Miami, as I ---,/ The public could count on cheaper prices, protected from the reason for its existence: • sixth and forced the game to be ___________________________________________________________________________________ came back to take the nightcap "action-adventure" dramas take place in urban chairman of the alcoholic beverage subinitially at least, if the chains could buy from the violence, called after a 31-minute wait. 'i-I from the Cubs; Atlanta settings may be contributing to the current flight committee. According to rumors and information acfactory at lower prices. But the wholesaler inn s oman ID r bombed San Francisco 9-2 in of the middle class from our cities, they believe, terests say the chains would raise their prices as cumulated over It* years, the underground The move was interpreted as an attempt to kill the first game before the Giants and may also bring Increasing demands for Majority they consolidated their hold on the mnrket~ White liouse is in essence an underground city. squeezed out a 1-0, 10-inning police protection and election of law-and-order opposition to It* bills sponsored by .1 INDIANAPOLIS (All) — come the first woman to make Mario Andretti led 11 Satur- ~ costing the public in the long run. Some 500,000 cubic yard&of dirt and stone were Leader Dick Clark, fl-Miami. Indeed, Culbreath 1 1 decision in the nightcap, and Nearly alone for a rare moment the field for the $1-million race. day qualifiers with a sizzling ___________________ politicians. _________________ removed to make way, for an installation which the subcommittee and An,sg,i,.,i , . a 1 r,. ,,i,tc,'nraI 11nictnn .i. . ...L. .....e "I ,,,..nl •n •l,..nI, .t 1 , - L f,.,,. I,., .,,. _____ "Instead of threatening the social order," flamed Clark chairman of ""I" LI ULIJI i': month. 111(11110, J dlI( (III " IO.iU't 111pM. 1OU1I'W) ['till U1L in an emergency could reporzeuiy support b,UUO added two other members. lum b-S in 10 innings, Guthrie said Sunday after her topped the pole-position speed they co nclude, "television may become our chief stood fought back tears as she people. There are many-roomed structures, Since that time, there has been no action on the The benefactor of Foster's instrument of social control." over the cockpit of her race car own car was withdrawn. of Jhnny Rutherford set durstreets, sidewalks, hospitaLs, cafeterias and bills, indicating Clark cannot get the votes to blast - one of his four hits in in the solitude of the Vollstedt "There never was any deal to iiim the first weekend of auali_________ vaults. Elpctric nenvirde trrinrvrtzatlnn .- vehielpq Electric i-- -. ern Conference st th e We Suns pass them. One lawmaker su.pecb Cullzeath - The Boston State in traded to the before being BOSTON four at-bath which produced IAP qualify his car. There were fications. garage, There is supposed to be a subterranean lake big * V shooting, were way off in final, May. e first CARE snookered supporters of th e bi ll s wi th his aplast - was Jack Celtics' famed racehorse style five runs batted in some people who wanted to see It was on May 11, 1946 that th enough for water skiing. mere is a power source Outside, the curious horde Three drivers were oust ed good on only 38 of 99 went in, ours Billingham, who handcuffed the making "Their shots pointments a the subcommittee, fast break may oe but If th at's so off the it happen, including me. But I Le Harve, France. In to ed at package arriv and food reserves. There are even Su-angelovian jammed Gasoline Alley, waitfrom the lineup, making a total field goal attempts. I think we were getting Padres on three hits. didn't. CUlbCea isn't saying. veteran th but fraction slower, just appreciated the chance to years since then, the agency that was born out of facilities for the birth of children. ing for a glimpse of the womaa of six drivers bumped. Eldon ed over th e the shots, but they weren't fallTh e Celtics, not Five Billinghamn struck out center Dave Cowens is ready to • drive the car this morning, the desperate pli ght of postwar Europe has Allegedly, some 400 people staff Mt "I think the issue will probably go into the Who would challenge the InlLmmus5m, Bill Simpson. Bob- tter in compensate for any slack in the year:i for their free-shooting at- ing, However, we know we're a and didn't walk a ba provide more than $1.9 billion worth of food, interim where the committee will ha ve more Weather, many a( them playing the roles of the dianapolis 500. "It Felt like a million dollars, by Olivero, Tom Bigelow, Jan shots but good shooting team and that 38 raising his record to 5-3 with his N a t I o n a 1 B a s k e t b a 11 tack, had only 77 emergency re li ef, medical su pplies and self-help time to study It," he said. '1 think that's the best President or cabinet members in a continuing and that's probably what it's Ope -n and Jim McElreath. The Boston 39. 't on "Disappointed'?! made good last forever." 12 percent won't 11th triumph in his last championship Association 77 nations. services an d training to people in 1. wnrth'' way." series of routine war lot civil ,.... ._....i r.._._....... ' civildefpn.qpi ",,,mpq' ""' .p1 n. unth ths, Ph,,ofl,y ,rrI!Tzlrv (1! M11 ner EtflL COIn"I'm flnnV I miiv I(K IT ,trIclnnq ,UIIflct IMP I'I(1rP U1Mil I IIlVIfl11Iflhl11PflI 11 I. OIIUW UJIU .rn1R.'EIfldII ILUIIL)VU um aggressive acts, we should be more concerned about how it distorts our view of the real world. This Is the contention of two University of _______ ____,. - _______ _____- _____ _____ ' ______ • _____ _____ - • • _________ ________ • _____ ___ -- __- . JOHN VAN GIESON Foster Begins Baseball Season • F lo ' si Battle L Complefing Home Run Chores - - ( i e * rI fi' rin I uu __ Chief Justice Warren E. Burger of the Supreme Court delivered the keynote address recently to a national conference in St. Paul, Minn. The topic of the conference was popular dissatisfaction with the administration of justice. The enormous and steeply increasing costs, the ineffectiveness and inefficiency in providing justice in the crirninal and civil courts, the inertia and unresponsiveness of the entire system — these are matters of concern to most Americam not merely those whose careers are involved, A systematic look should be taken at the legal profession and the co urts to see w hether they are achieving their goals and making th e best use of the resources at their disposal. And this examination should be cooperative and consUiicthe, tMii.ed on niuzwn sense not legal precedent, free t the contentio usness and pr eoccupation with mere forms that bede vil the courts. The chief justice took a broad view. He suggested: — Asking why England found it prudent 40 years ago to abando n jury trials for most civil cases. - Studying England 'a civil and appellate procedures and their ideas of finality of judgments, judgments, short of three or four appeals and retrials. — Considering the value of a dtlzeii tribunal composed of nonlawyers to decide certain kinds of minor claims informally. — Greater use of the arbitration process to settle disputes. — Finning ways to compensate people for injuries from negligence of others without having the process take years to complete and consume up to half the damages awarded. We've another idea: why not arbitrate more matters out of court? Or is that an idle hope? (Reprinted with permission train the Santa Anna Register) - BERRY'S WORLD F----._.-._2 _-A - - -- -- JACK ANDERSON A I a Cowens, who became the heir A, !' - -- - - — I — - a7J6%%MJ — - - — - - — - - A - - - • -- --—-— - • - — - -I -_ -- -— - - - - --• - • _ •V —— •_V• _•_ %mi V V I WASHINGTON — In scathing language that opinion, were more knowledgeable of the mt. nas been carefully classified, the General ters under discussion. "Therefore, we had no assurance that the Accounting Office has blasted the Navy for hampering its investigation of the $16 billion questions we asked were accurately related to I investigated." The Trident subs, he added, ' probably will come off the production line on suddenly appear on the floor, conduct their business and just as suddenly disappear, A few days ago, House Speaker Carl Albert FOLEY'S FOLLY: It takes months for a schedule, government agency to squeeze the most modest finally asked the question the tourists have been The GAO's broadside was accompanied by a separate, blistering letter to Navy Secretary J. William Middendorf Ii, complaining about the received In addition, we encountered unreasonable delays In receiving appropriation out of Congress. But the process wondering about. lie looked up after the opening speeds up considerably when a powerful corn- prayer and found the house floor virtually mittee chairman wants to improve the decor at empty. his lunch table. Frowning, he turned to an aide and On April 9, house Agriculture Chairman whispered, quite audibly: "Where the hell is Thomas Foley, D.-Wash., requested $1,798.60 to everyone?" purchase 24 place settings and accessories, Of WASHINGTON WHIRL: The Law Enfor- an eventually replace the Polaris and Poseidon comprise our strategic tin- complete. documents we requested for our Independent review." The report, nevertheless, Identified some tedmical problems within the Trident program and questioned whether the program could met Its schedule. The auditors also claimed * a WIIU)P5IUI, —1111 'tI UIAWUI 1%.A h '' mI..dn...1 "u" tin,4 derwater fleet, should have been charged to the Trident As Congress' chief investigative arm, time program. GAO is supposed to make stre that the taxpayers are getting their money's worth from government rrovam% Members of Congress depend In a confidential response, the Navy pleaded that "extenuating circumstances" had justified the restrictions and delays. It was also the heavily on GAO reports to guide them in voting Navy's policy, sta ted the reply, "that only those for appropriations, managers with ex tensive knowledge of the But in the can of the Trident submarines, the (Trident) prognun could speak for that office. "This policy. . . Is not limited to GAO , - , GM) auditors charge that they have been oh- structed by the Navy from getting all the facts. There is no Indication that the policy was applied "We could not satisfy ourselves," declares the in ,-t manner designed to withhold infrmation to clawifiet! report, ,,that the information con- which GAO was other wise entitled." A Navy spokm=, responding to questions tained in this report wtic=.'rig 4_~e TRIDENT missile system is a current, complete from our associate Jun Grady, reiterated that the Navy had not sotht to hamstring the assessment of the missile program's status." I % I / course, he wanted the finie!it Lenox china, cement Assistance Adminimxation has spent ,,4n,n .,l..I,,,i ..,.a.. .k., S,lmI,,.• tI I h,I1L,.. It... , %J U ,44,.41 W4U1I5ULIIVU UVL WIX) I1IISI'.ASt Vii UIWUII LU 1IflL ermine, with no drop by the committee offices for l unch. significant results, Our reports about [,EAA's A few days later, Foley remembered wi th impotence have now been confirmed by Inhoffor that he had forgotten to order cups and dependent studies, which recommend a =jar additional cost of 1.496.1). It took three more da ys for the expenditur e foot injury, and JoJo White John Gabrielli said Sunday the it. the an er annulled, however. didn't give them anything." was later annulled. lie would not give details, saying it was a routine matter and that it In- - a Three qualifiers bumped their way into the field on the Last of four days of qualifying - Ruby, Tom h Metc Kee ___________________ ~ _______ valved a closed hearing and sealed records. Gabrielli said he could not recall w he n t he marriage was annulled, but said it probably was within 10 days of the marriage. teammate who hit on Just four having been registered as a of 17 floor shots. Howe ver, the' prostitute at the Mustang M i s s :11 e bide a u x' whereabouts were unknown Ranch b~othel where Bonavena was killed -Saturday. The vaNditY or um 11wFuNsc Sunday and Del Carlo efforts were underway to Suns, inexperienced but loaded with confidence after upsetting defending champl3n Golden aver ged W.785 The 33 m.p.h., ..i.. flUC.s ufl slowerthan as year. Bonavena-Rebideaux marriage Storey County Sheriff Bob Del Carlo identified the woman as White did a tremendous job covering Westphal, a former pleted Sunday. Bigelow and David Hobbs. The Argentine heavyweight we're concerned. We car lineup, which was cam- Before it ended, though, A.J. Guthrie Foyt made sure M had the opportunity to show herself and a worldwide augiven refined equipment, to be- smart game," Cowens said. Recorder Ardis Brown said Sunda y. The marriage was lat- a time. For-14 slump, drove in the run Earlier in the Inning, Andre Thornton's sacrifice fly had tied wed Cheryle Ann Rebideaux, It would have taken 181.114 miles an hour to make the 33- from Buenos Aires indicating wife. Washoe District Court Judge shooters on the Phoenix team 20, of Reno, a nd was married and what were they, something the same day, Washoe County cinctly. veterans lJoyd was shot to dea th, co unty records show. "Paul Westphal and Keith obtained a marriage license to balky car that wouldn't respond to adjustments or keep running for more than just a few laps at dience that she had the ability, nacious defense. "I thought we played a pretty Erickson are the truly pure was good enough to get in the field. "She was," he added suc- single, a hit which broke an (~ that gave Montreal its victory Feb. 19 to one of the girls who Incuaapolis Motor Speedway. In the end, she was done in by a was in question with reporLs ALl'? far as since RENO, Nev. iAP) — Boxer and Ebb Boone's two-out 11111 hit in the fourth provided the other Philadelphia runs. Expos s, MItS . Gary Carter's seventh-inning Bonavena was separated but "The House Administration committee is maximum contribution in the enclosed enpleased to gran t your request ..," velope." A spokesman said the Congressional ft lecti, ni rruiry Phillies their 22nd triumph in 28 not dit'nri'i'iilrnm his- -Arientine "....... -"'' '' like (4or-29?" i Actually they were 6-for-fl). "That's super as More specifically, the GAO alleged: "Under auditors or to cover up anyt.hing. As for the representatives in action. The folks from back task w -e ft re&ktiow pbced on us, we wes nd per- Trident prograim, the spokeunan said "several home often find no one paying attention to the doz o1c c WLted to disaw details wl persom who, In our problem have been identified and are being droning, out -of-contgxt oratory, banks and mailboxes, B ro th e l E ,, F'oyt said he put Miss Guthrie Sclunidt's IWI single in the first d ,,, in the car to let her prove she _L_.i ,, ,i.. k..,ik,.I u,knrti Ito WOrILeU dl IlL IIUUII V'fl.I' "V' ._ .. I. oominaung 1UF(.'V Ill U4.LUIl a v I ------------.• get approval. House Administral,ion ChairT= dated April 23, 1976, which President Ford sent to Wayne Hays, D.'OhIo, wrote back on April 30: IBM aski ng the corporation to send "your tourists have been flocking into the Senate and House galleries to watch their elected the tax withholdings of Its employes, i lal She wasn't beaten by her own Solo home runs by Vic Harris and Hector Crux had accounted for the St. Louis scoring; Mike Marr e • .T,.W Ut.IkLIU' fl - ability nor by the demanding with . N points. Bonavena Vollstedt.Offenhauser she'd fought with all month. After onl y a few laps in Foyt's sleek 11th inning, lifting Philadelphia ton to its 12th NBA title in 1974 grabbed 21 rebounds, handed W. Miss Guthrie had managed to other cars and got Lack into barely 173 miles an hour In the the field. Past St. I.Amis and giving the Coach Tommy hleinsohn said after Cowens scored 25 points, scored 20 of his 22 points in the Oscar Bonavena was married 3 NBA's ,m' rI U It1UVfl iItIfl'.iI ,,I,I.,IL guys who are hurting," Boston second half, Cowens was the ' the deep in the pockets of her blueand-white driving suit. "But at the same time, I would have to say it's been the most thrilling games. htavlicek played a surprising 40 minutes despite a painful left paign contributions from corporations. However, we have obtained a copy of a letter, Al an Adams, dicts overall against them. I'hIllIes 3, Cardinals 2 Relief pitcher Al Urabosky is. sued a bases-loaded walk to rookie of the year, led the Suns I — it is Illegal for candidates to solicit cam. Foley and his guests are now eating in style. Campaign Committee had amiled the letter to WHERE'S EVERYONE- Mw bicentennial IBM evidently by ml e. -There's noway of predicting things." she said. thrusting her hands when you're going to be hot," • saucers. He corrected this oversight on April 27, restructuring of the agency. with a request for 24 tea cups and saucers at an thought we played very, very good defense. Our fast break was lukewarm, like a slowflowing stream, but we still got ('1I1!fli!1_fl'j -tWS"I !A W'I !t'k'IT!lI J' -."a' them guessing, doing different " and the 18th victory in 24 ver- said Westphal, who helped Bos- once while playing the entire 48 minutes. Although team captain John ,i - helping the now, out to assists and stole the ball 1 not but I am," Ifeinsohn said. "I "I can't remember us ever getting only 77 shots and still winning," ilavlicek said after scoring 16 points, grabbing six sist.s. ing our club Throughout the proceedings, congresisinen those persons or whether the answers we pared with Phoenix' 38.4. ,_.V..A,,r.I fl.' LA'S LII 11fl t'&II•C10 ,I,,u1.%r IL' -Ile's the guy who's anchor- Trident submarine program. were to Bill Russell's old position in 1970, turned in another ironman performance Sunday as the Celtics defeat ed the Suns 98-87 opener. Iy subs, which now - iv er I - I Trident submarines are Intended to supplement "I know there's wthinq illegal about that new racket of yours but dOn't you lee/a wee bi t guilty using it?" - Out - -- The nuclear-powered, miss ile-ca rrying OIiivMA 'c ----• --- attempt to scuttle the investigation, - _______________ Cowens Help'i'ng Celflics In Championship Se r e - - Balky Car I dy' W iocaic I=. _ 111 , - - -1 ..'~. , ; ; .,_,., - I ____ Ekc_____ _________ tr * - I = INVII, AT ~I ,,, . s i.,ijG4: # 1__- .1 , 22.1, &W, , I �SA-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 24, 197k Track Star Warms Up In Atlanta SCOREBOARD Pre-Vacation Fling Williams Ties Two aprint Records1 * - , Luncheon Says 'Hi;' 'Bye __ HOME RUNS-Hendrick. CI., NATIOPIALLEAGUE I. Ystrzemi, Bsn, 7, Horton, WL Del. 7 Otis. KC, 7 6 Tied With Railroaders ii 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Medical Center 6 s ST 0 1 F East mnoi 5iuct,ng (Ooøs By BOB GRIJ'it Eugr.c, Pe Neppl nf 1ow State set zr 6 6 l The 200 was a runaway. Williams beat Glance by W L Pc?. GB Oak. 19; Pat$i, KC. II; Baylor, Chase& Co. 4 $ ,tP Sports Writer women's record for 10.000 meters with a American _ 17: PtiiIa Oak. RandOlph, five ykrds. NY, 1.4, First 73 Federal 2 10 Rivers, NY. II. The 10(l-meter dash field read like a who's who. Pitts 3141.7. Today' s Games 22 15 595 While Williams was shining In the East, probably PITCHING New York (S Decisions)fl 17 .56.4 Seconds later, It was Steve Williams, that's who, , (at Bay Avenue Field) In Modesto, shotputter Al Feuerbach edged rival one of his top rivals In the Olympics, Don Quarrie of Slaton, MI, 61. Il. 359 Fitt Chicago io 'I 5 - Medical Center vs Seminole 132 9 Warming up for th George Woods wi th a toss of 71 feet, 4 inches, his e l976 Summer Olympic Games morris. KC. S t. Jamaica, was running a 9.9 at the Modesto, Calif Montreal *13 3 12 Sporting Coeds , W.Campbell, Mm, 5 1, in Montreal, Williams demonstrated to some of the St. best in several years and 4½ inches Letter than Louis 16 23 .633, 2.62 6:304)0 Chase Co. vs. First Federal Relays, shading Tennessee's RLggle Jones, who got .1 Brown, Cie, 11, $00, 363 West WEDNESDAY'S GAMES world's top sprinters that he's No. 1. He blazed the Woods. Arnie Robinson won the long jump b a poor start but ralliedto finish In 10 flat Los Ang 26 13 .667 - 0 Ellis. NY. 41. $00. 3.97 Bird, (at Fort Mellon Park) final 20 meters to capture the 100 the best In the world this year. In a world recordsoaring 27-3½, KC. II, 600. 261 Cincinnati Briles. Tee, 1, S - Railroaders vs. ChaSe A. Co n is eas Two distance runners Ireland's Eamonn Coghian tying 9.9 seconds, then streaked to a meet-record I San BSn. 57. .7)1. 7 - First Federal vs. Seminole Diego 11 le ; In Atlanta, Dave Roberts Just missed breaking his 2.91 and Olympic gold medalist Frank Shorter, took It Houston tying 19.9 in the 200 meters at the Martin Luther is 73 439 9 Sporting Goods own STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, world record of 18-6½ in the pole vault when te 11 Atlanta 15 33 Cal, easy in winning their specialties. King Games at Atlanta, 60. Tanana. Cal. 73 : Blyleven, San Fran 13 37 .323 13' JUNIOR L AOUE twice cleared the bar at 18714, but hit the crossbar Coghian, a student at Villanova, captured the Mi 60. Hunter, NY. 16; Gos The 100 field was loaded. Besides Williams, there Min. Saturday's Results (Second Half Standings) on his way down. %age,Chi, 46 1,500 in 3:49,6 and the 5,000 In 14:28.07 in defending Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 3. 16 in were Auburn's Harvey Glance, Florida State's Don L nings Rotary his IC4A titles at Philadelphia. i a Merrick' and Rey Robinson of the Florida Track The King Games also had Evis Jennings of Atlanta 3. San Francisco 2 K o. C 1 0 Shorter, who won the marathon at the 1972 Games Club. All have equalled the world mark of 99 St. Louis 7. Philadelphia a Mississippi State winn ing the 400 meters in 45.0; Elks 0 at Munich, eased his way to a 2:11.51.1 clocking In New York i, Montreal 1 Then there were high school sensation Houston KiWatils Theo Hamilton, unattached, long Jumping 26-7; 0 0 WHA Playoffs Cincinnati 3. San Diego Moose the Olympic trials at Eugene, Ore. Mclear and Ivory Crockett of the Philadelphia 0 1 Florida State's 440-y Finals ard relay team lower in g th\ Los Angeles 6. Houston VF w 0 Pioneers, co-holders of the world 100-yard dash Best..7 Series innings Tod ay's Games meet mark to 39.5; Edwin M oses of Morehouse "it was more like running a 20-mile race, then Sunday's Result record of 9.0. Sunday's Results (at SanfStadum,.) capt uring the 400 intermediate h urdles In a meet jogging the last slx," said Shorter, 28. "Bill Rodgers Winnipeg S. Houston A. Wlnni Chicago 6 1, Pittsburgh 5 9 s - Rotary vs Knights of Columbus Glance and McTear tore away from t he ta in Peg leads series (of the Greater Boon Track Club, who finished 7 0. record 48.8, Tommy Haynes of the U.S. Army Philadelphia 3. St Louis 2. 11 TUESDAY'S GAME bl oc ks In fron t, but Williams blazed Into the lead 20 Tuesday's Game innings setting a meet standard wi th a t4-6 triple Jump and econd) and I really helped each o ther along." s (at Sanford Stadium Jr,) Houston at winnio.g meters from the finish while McTear faded to Montreal S. New York .4 S - VF.W. vs Kiw3nms Finishing third In the 26-mile, 3e5-yard event and Steve Foster of the Florida Track Club clipping two Atlanta 90. San Francisco 2 seventh In the eight-man field with a disappointing also qualifying for a trip to Montreal was Don seconds off Marty Liquorl's 1500-meter meet record 1. second game. 10 innings 10.5. by winning in 3:43:1. Kardong of Cl ub Northwest. Cincinnati 11, San Diego 0 NBA Playoffs Los Angeles 6. Houston 5, 10 Finals innings Best-of.7 SerI,s Today's Games Sunday's Result Houston (Cosgrove 12) at ATSEMIPIOLE Boston 9$, Phoenix 87, Boston San Francisco (Dressier 0 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES I, leads series 1 0 New York (Lollch 2 5 Thursday. may 2? PENSACOLA (AP) Philadelphia (Christenson II). at FIRST Claiming Pace moloo Sprint conflict with Olympic trials, his er High School which McTear but won't get a diploma un'll he trials are held in Eugen Ore., ' a Phonic at Boston (0) x Mile I Purse 542$: I. Twin Jays sensationHouston high school principal says. attends in the Florida Pan- completes his studies In June 19 through 27. ' Montreal (Fryman $2) at (Dvoracek) 51. 2. Culator McTear will flunk his senior "I don't ever give up on a handle. Pittsburgh (Candelaria 37). In) (Xomers) 5.2: 3 summer school. Cheri Tag "These are the things we've Los Angeles (John 22) at San year unless he goes to summer student, but you can't help him (Bereznax) 61; 1. Mr. Durkee Griffith said Sunday that • If he opts for summer school been trying to tell him since Diego (Freisletyen 00). (ii) FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Provost) 72; S. Adios Herschel school, but he can work out If he doesn't come to school," McTear can participate in beginning June 21, he would be Christmas and the entire school Only games scheduled (Newman) 10.1; 6. Jason Herbert Nernwr,, Di,si,, summer classes so they won't said C. Douglas Griffith of Bak- graduation Tuesday's Games ceremonies June 4 in class when the U.S. Olympic year, for that matter," the W. L. Piet. a a (Rau) 3); 1. Joaquin Jean (Jet. Tampa St. Louis at Chicago 77 IS 595 ferson) a i. principal said. Lakeland 21 15 583 'u Montreal at Pittsburgh, In) SECOND - C-3 Pace - Mile St Petersburg __ " '' Purse $625: 1. Singing Sam But Griffith said teachers New York at Philadelphia, W,nt,' Haven 13 2$ 3.t3 I' In) (Bereznak) 6 I; 2. Canton Time $.vttwrn D4,ltlo, would work out a schedule for Los Angeles at San Diego, Miami e r ii n (Sica) 92:3, Lazy Sue (Halt) IS.); 1, McTear if he shows he wants to' Ft Lauderdale in is is .UsConestoga B. (Kucia) 52; 5. W. Palm Beach IS 19 441 9' finish school. Houston at San Francisco, Pompno Beach Rebelnidge Rob Ii. HyselI) 15.1; 6. Il 73 3.43 13 in) Chris Gold (No driver) 10 l 7 'Something could be worked Wet Satvrd.r, nuns Only games scheduled Winning Angel (B. Regur) Fort Lauderdale at Pompano Beach. out so he can still go to the Ppd.. rain Silverbell Rice (Rau) 7.2 Miami W Welt Palm Beach 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Olympic trials and Olympics if THIRD - C-3 Pace - 14 Mile Lakeland 2. St Petersburg 1 East Purse $423: I. Sweetheart volto he qualifies," Griffith said. 7 .jm .1-Ps ,. wrier maven ii W L Pct. GB (Drayton) S I; 2. Marc Sterling 1W, 5in4ap'i "This Is the type of activity we New MEMPHIS, T n. than York en I (AP) wanted it to." 71 13 ml S. West Palm Beach 7 margin after a final round of Spriggs) $ I; 3. Aubrey Time The victory, his first since Baltimore would work through some way Winter Haven atbIampaprain 1$ IS .Sis 3 "After six years, I never (Dagenais) 51 1. Pasadena N. His once-commanding five- par 72 and a 273 total, 15 under 1970 Houston-ChampIons Open, Pompano Beach at Fort Lauderdale, BOSNM1 15 . SS 6 (HaIl) 7 2) 5. so it will be possible for him." Ocata Bete (Peters s Pod.. Cifl thought it would come again," shot lead had dwindled to two. par on the hilly, windswept, 7,- was worth $40,000 to Gilbert, Detroit 11 I? .157 6 1. 6. Friday Star (Kmnsley) A. Laketanit at t, Petersburg.Pod. rain McTear signed a scholarship Gibby Milwke, Gilbert said after he'd Gilbert came out of a buried he 193-yard Colonial Country Club pushed his earnings to 13 16 44 6 FOURTH - C.3 Pace - Mile TsdaysQm to play foot ball and run track at. Cleveland Pompano Beach it Miami IS 19 44) ó', broken that long victory in the bunker and was laying course. Purse $623: I. Meadow Lusty and assured his wife, Judy, of a the University of Florida next West Palm Beach at Fort Lauderdale West (Adniance) 10.1; 2. Byrd Bobby drought with a triumph in the three in rough, short of the Tampa at LaltIlar'4 Ken City 21 12 .636 (Deason) 6) 3 Marybar Queen Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf greenon the par-fourhole. He'd Morgans bogey on t he 18th new wristwatch for her bir- fall but later said he was not St Pet9,'ut'jr; at W,nteq Haven Texas 3) 13 616 thday next week. , (Johnson) 6. 1 . 1. Johnny Minbar Interested in the scholarship Minnesota is 16 .529 Classic. made double-bogey Just two dropped him back Into a ree3' (Bandervort)51.s Camden Bonnie "I told her that if I 5901), I'd SOUTHERN LEAGUE Chicago way 14 16 tie for second at 277. He He has reportedly been inter. i', (Bourgeois) 6.1; 6. Jefferson Adios holes earlier, almost tiweeEa,,c buy her a diamond wrist- est Oakland 15 23 .393 s' The stocky, sturdy veteran putted the hole before and (Kimball) 1.2; 7. Ocala Eagle ed inattend.ing junior college was tied at that figure with W. L California Orlando watch," Gilbert said. "I won 13 23 .375 9' n is (Jefferson) 31; 6. Mesroluna Dusty co idered ns th e s ta tement for a quite Forrest Fezler in Califor nia. Savannah Saturday's Results was looking at bogey II 14 57'S 21 (Bridges) 9.2. and New Zea- and she's got it." Charlotte moment, smiled and added: Milwaukee 6. Cleveland 5 and land's 20 5 536 2' John McTear, who calls himself Lister, neither of FIFTH - C.3 Pace - Mile possibly a double bogey Ja(ksonvllIe is 21 117 6' Chicago 7, Oakland 2 "About halfway through the the loss of his lead. Purse $423: I. Son Jour Quick whom really got In the title Gibby Gilbert o,000 the world's top sprinter, failed We,t.r. DIII..I Minnesota S. Kansas City 3 K noxville 6867 66 77-273 21 II (Hobbs) S I; 2. Nelson Way (Taylor) 17th hole, I thought it'd never chase on the hot, humid, hazy to place Saturday in the 100Baltimore I. Detroit i Chattanooga Forrest Fezler IS I? 314 3 12; 3. El Capital (Kucia) 11).): 1 come again." Columbus meter dash in the Martin [Aiis is 411 5'7 "I thought, '1 need to chip it in final day. Morgan shot closing New York 1, Boston 0, 11 In 11 Flukey Luke (Hierpe) 10 1: S. Mud 106967 7)....777 Montgomery nungs II II 364 S Gil Morgan 73, Llster 68 and Femier 71. Pop (Provost) 6.1; 6 Byrds Honor $15,4w (her King International Free- 14 I reall y didn't expect It was on that hole In Sunfor par.' sunitay's Routh C 5, Texas I 7u6965.?3-277 JCCkyilti 17 Charlotte . innings (Van Deventer)5 1. 7. Flyer Farong day's final round that Gilbert do it. I just wanted to get it dom Games in Atlanta. Steve Sunday's Results Orlando at Sevarvi..I,, rcd. rain George Cadle was alone with John Lister (JoPw'isnn) 6 1: I Single 0Eller $13,447 Williams won the event In a XndwiJle at Montgomery, pp. rain (Bridges) 31 Cleveland 2$. Milwaukee 1$ had to chip in from about 5 feet close. But I really thought about a 69.-278, followed at 279 by 697)69 63-277 Columbus 41, CNattaog& 10 Chicago 3 A. Oakla nd I 3 George Cadle world record-tieing 9.9-second really SI XTH - Claiming Pace $1,000 thought about to sa lvage a par and clinch his It. I $ .200 Tom Kite and Fred Marti, who Todays Games Boston 7. New York 6 1 Mile - Purse $423: 1. Rudy 71 6949 69-276 Charlotte at Savannah. clocking. Gil chipping it in." victory over ho pe ul f Eh-. Detroit to. Baltimore 6 led through the first Fred Marti two rounds. Orlando at JackSOnville Adams (W Spriggs) 7.2); $4,600 McTear, 19, is co-holder of the Minnesota 3, Kansas City i Morgan, a non-practicing opColumbus at Montgomery 656* 74 77-279 Maurice Edward I Berezrtak) *2; 3 Kite shot a 69, Marti 72. Knoxv i lle at Texas 9, CalIfornia 0. s i n CI'atlanooga ' Tom Kite world 100-yard dash record with Dolly Jester (Kucial 31; 4 Adios And he did just that, tometri.st holing who took his doctor$4.01) flings. ram, hail, 7267.71 69-279 Duchess (Filipelli) 5.1; S. Mary Lee Trevino birdied four of a 9.0 second clocking In 1975. He ate in Memphis and was follow- the chip for the par that nailed Today's Games Grier Jones Brooks Li. Hysell) 92. 6. Shief hl.sfirst seven holes but couldo't lost a 220-yard dash to high it down. ed by a huge, vocal gallery of Detroit (Roberts 3 21 at Bos 68 69 72 11-280 Heather IGull) 61; 7. Irene 'do 'on (Wise 1 3), (n) keep It going and finished with a Al Gelberger school junior C)TU Wyatt of old friends, classmates and forlaldnichl Morgan eventually bogeyed 68 and a tie at 281 with Gary Cleveland (Eckersley 2 2) at Orlando Oak Ridge at a Miami SEVENTH - Claiming Pace 74706472-2.0 mer nei ghbo rs. Baltimore (Cuetlar 23), (ii) the 18th from the lake and Gil- Player, who shook off a bogey- Howard Twitty 11,000- Mile -Purse $423: I Tom Is-22s meet last weekend, but did beat Milwaukee (Colborn 3.1) at Tome (Gill) 6.). 7 Ocala Benny 6372 70 702$0 "My mouth got awful dry," bert made birdie, accounting bogey-triple bogey string CONTINENTAL LEAGUE New Ynrb Fi'.'r Wyatt in the 100-meter wi th a for a Gene Littler 331, ins (Peters) 1 I. 3. Worthy Robin ('-iI1r$ vl'l "It .i,,6 ivi l,.4wx b•' t. i.._ t_.._ __L_ $5.225 aut usa 'uur-irue winning 71. Kansas City (Bird 4)) at Jack Prosser Ford time of 10.3 seconds. (Seider) 92. 1 Kay Farr (E 7)7)6969-260 io Texas (Barr 121. (n) t-ty%ell) 3.1; S. Mindy Nib (Rats) 12; George's Chicago (Vuckovich tn al 6. Camden Jod'y 'Kucia) 51; 7 Stromberg Carlson 66 California (Mono. 1.11 v,.i l-,I I I'* C" C r.'r: ; 1 unirea i ransp. Union I I Minn esota (Redfern 1.1) at Apex Produce EIGHTH-C.3 Pace- *4 MIle2 c esAu Oakland (Bosman 00). (n) rn Purse 1423: I. Howard Champ -u w. Today's Games Tuesday's Games lHow3rd) 7 2; 7 Royal Lobo atwestsideField) Detroit at Boston, () $ 1; 3 Joppa Star Maid S - Prosser Ford vs. Stromberg Cleveland at Baltimore, (Dvoracek) 101: 1. Iron City Nancy Carlson Milwaukee at New York. (n) (R. Regur) $2; S Sandy Doll (Parr) I - George's vs. United Tran a • Kansas City st Texas. (n) SI, 6 Never Renege (HobbS) 6 I; 1, sportalion TALLAHASSEE AP) Chicago at California. (n) In the Sunday night game, Captain Riddle N (Sica) 3 1. . WEDNESDAY'S GAMES JAMESBURG, N.J. (AP) The tournament's proceeds e' Minnesota at Oakland tol NINTH - Cl Pace - Mile - Independent Florida State Middle Tennessee jumped to a (at Westlide Field) ' Amy Alcott, $14,000 richer and will go to the diocese's nonsecPurse 1456: I. Surgery Time (Sica) S - Stromberg Carlson vs. United faces Southeastern Conference 4-0 third-inning lead on the 10 1. 2 Glory Land (Gill) 5.1. J. Sue living up to 1975's rookie Transportation of the tarlan charities, champ Auburn in' a winners- strength of a three-run homer Fly fl'frd IT Crank) 72; A. Byrd K. 7 Apex vs Prosser ford year honors, helped make the Miss Alcott, who shot a Four(RuggIe) 3 I. S. Proud Mac Win bracket game this afternoon in by first-baseman Denton Peters $76,000 LPGA Golf Classic a under-par 7,,n,4,,,,,,Si AMERICAN LEAGUE (D'Amato) Ii; 6. Hazel Nut to Iii IdII the National Collegiate .Athletic and was leading 4-1 at the hotWL (Peterson) S I. 7. Manna (Roy) 92, truly ecumenical event. Blalock by one stroke. recalled iI Association's Fl3 thp Okof Sem.nolc torn of the fourth. South Regional 8 Knowing When (Serb.es) 6.1. I 7 National League After winning the Ladies Pro. the advice her partner in last Seminole Petroleum 7 3 After TENTH Cl Pace baseball playaffs. Weather pera rain forced rest of an M1e . BATTING 190 at fessional Golf Association tour Thursday's pro-am event, the bats)-- Flagship Bank ofSanford Purse $.421: I. Haui Freight (Ross) $4 McBr i de, StL. .3*5. Rose, hour and 35 minutes and a mitt.ing. Cm, AllanticNatjonnal Il,? Frisky 1 10 Donna (F, lhlenfeld)5. stop here at the 6,006-yard, par- Rev. John Reiley of St. Au 341, W Crawford, StL, .347. = scoreless fifth inning, Peter; Today's Games I, 3 Dr. Ruff (Kucla) 1.1; 1 Joshua DoRad.r. SD. .316; 71 Forsgate County Club Sun- gustine's Church in South Grlft.y. The p.m. EDT clash had 4 tq Fort Mellon Park) 4S (Strong ) 3,1. S. hornered again to Freedom give his team Trail (Van Cm, .341. day with a six-foot birdie putt Brunswick, had given her. . But a 5-1 lead. 5- Flagship. Seminole vs. Seminole Deventer) Al. 6. Van Dale By rd been due Sunday night RUNS-Monday. Chi, 35, PetrolEum on the final hole, Miss Alcott (Kinsley) 1 1; 7. Winning Tine ( B . several inches of rain let up Row. Cm, 31; Schmidt, Phi, 32. "Father Relley told me to Jacksonville then exploded .. Flagship Saiitord vs Atlantic Regisr) 7.7. I. Spedollle (M. Crank) only long enough to permit a Griffey. Cm , 79; Morgan, Cm . thanked the tournament spon.keep plugging away, and I did. Pi';onai s1 Centerfielder Pee Wee Buscher 21: Winfield. 50. 2*. Baseball ByDORISDIE'l'RICH Herald correspondent (Virginia) Burney and Harold Kickliter, Robert (Dottie) Boyd (Nellie) Coleman and (Dorothy) Carl Dietrich. Karns, A.C. (Berth) Hall. Before the scattering of the "Speed" Also Mmes clan as vacation-time ap- (Camille) Moreland, William proaches, a group of Sanford (Jerri) Kirk, Walter (Bill) women gathered for luncheon Gielow, Woodrow (Vi) Clark, (Martha) Yancey, Phil Thursday to say "Hi" and (Bunnie) Logan and Richard Monday, May 24, 17*-1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. "Bye" while dining superbly in (Jonnie) Elam. atmosphere a relaxing Also Mmes. Mason (Sylvia) overlooking the golf course. It was evident tha t the rou , :, center of attraction In Playoff ( Is E CU rn e fl Major League Leaders Y. 4 I RUNS BATTED IN-Rudi, Oak, 31, Burroughs. Tax, n, Munson. NY. 2$: CPuCmbIiU, PlY. 24; Horton, Ott HIT5--G.Bretf, KC, 46. LeF Wit, Del. 43, Munson. PlY, It, Carty. Cle, 11. Chambliss, NY, 14. DOUBLES-Cony, tie, II;, LeF lore, Del. II; D.Evans, Bin. ; t.Stantoes, cal, 9, Rud', Oi. " 4 4 I 7::"' Tied With . SPORTS IN BRIEF Coach Of Yale Team NEW IIAVF.r'i, Icon, (AP) - Louise O'Neal, Southern Connecticut State College women's basketball coach, has been named coach of Vale Universi ty's s*omnen's basketball team. Ms. O'Neal . 37, has been at Southern since 1962. 11cr teams have qualified for all eight National Women's Collegiate Championships, placing third in 1971, '73 and '74, fourth in 1975 and seventh this past season. The native of Fort Worth, physical education degrees from North Texas State University and the University of Wisconsin, Tex., has Garlits Wins In Atlanta COMMERCE, Ga. (AP) - Veteran dragster Don Carlit.s' 234.96 miles an hour, 6.06 seconds Sunday, led the Field at the Dixie National Drag Rac ing championships at the new Atlanta International Dragway. Garlits' top time came In semifinals against Dakin of Dayton, Ohio. In Pro Dragster division finals, the Seffner, la., resident beat Paul Longenecker of Arcanum, Ohio, with a dash of 6.17 seconds, 233.16 m.p.h. A crowd estimated at 40,000 turned out despite threatening weather for the $200,000 InternatIonal Ikit Rod Association Winston Challenge event. Ra)'m0P4 Beadle of Dallas took his third triumph In four IHRA events this seon, edging Ron O'Donnell of Claau in Funny Car division finals. Pat I The loser of the game betweed FSU. 414, and Auburn, 34-13, meets Jacksonville at 8 p.111. The championship will be played Tuesday. the bottom of the sixth with a triple. Four singles and a double followed, driving in six runs and giving Jacksonville the winning edge. Jacksonville is now 44-13. Middle Tennessee, finished Ill this double-elimination tourney, goes home with a 35-17 record. started Jets Stay Cautious About Playoff Wins Louise O'Neal Named F losers-bracket contest between Jacksonville and Middle Tennessee. Jacksonville finally won 8-5, wrapping it u at about midnight. sors, the Roman Catholic Dine-Ile kept encouraging ese of Trenton, for the first- day," said Miss Alcott, who finplace check, then told reporters ished with a 54-hole score of 209, she is Jewish. four under par. "I don't know if you all know ML'.' R1In,'k IAv, In ,J it. Kjud -.1 it, but I'm Jewish. It's quite a Beach, led through most thrill to win a tournament spon- of the tourney but had to sored by the diocese," the 20- scramble for a 72 Sunday, with year old Santa Monica, Calif., four bogeys a nd three birdies. resident said. "I came out here Miss Blalock settled for $8, to show you all." 000, HOUSTON - The Win- hind 3-2 at the end of a battle, nipeg Jets are guarding care- marred second period that infully against getting over. cluded two Fights. confident in their World Hockey The Aeros scored twice in the Associa t ion World Cup playoff First 3:23 of the final period on series with defending champion goats by Terry Ituskowski and Houston. Marty [lowe to take a 0 lead, But aft er the Je ts edged the their only advantage of the Aeros 54 Sunday night on Bob- game. by [lull's second game-winning But Thornrnle Bergmann goal in as many games, It's snuffed that lea d at 5:19 with a getting harder for the Jets not goal that was as important as to start quietly popping cham- [lull's game-winner at 18:06 pagne bottles. "Bergmann's goal kind of "I've seen teams down 3-0 took something out of us," and come back and win it all," Houston Coach Dineen said. Ifull said after Sunday's pulsat- "We'd come back those ing victory. "They (Aeros) goals but Bergmann tied it played better tonight than the first game and we played better [lull, the leader of the fight. too." nlng quick line of If uil.Ulf Nil"I just hope we don't let down was in the right now," said Anders Hedberg, IAace again Sunday night to who has been as instrumental in prevent an overtime. Winnipeg's two victories as With time running out and a Hull. "They can still come frantic scramble under way in back." the Aeros' crease. Hull got off a The Aeros almost came back short shot that hit the and Sunday night after falling be- bounced back. l Front End Alignment I I~ I ! of rw(t • • ru5 - •,.' j_ I I ,_J _ r'uiri I.I I,4' lilt , • a ___ ___ I 'Al usa .,.. 11(111111 lllIII VV - I '111111100 23 - year -old was was .,.,,',.,n., •,. .,n,l eep was also ridiculous. I have no doubt that you skipped school. We went to her house and watched television. who values the opinion of a "conventional society" above from light to planned for monocromatle dark. Try stitching the deeper stitching. Is there any time tones first, working gradually when such a color scheme Is an toward the lighter and advantage or any type of design distributing them carefully so which looks best in one color? there is no solid patch of a F.R.M. single tone of color. Dear F.R.M., Goldenrod and yellow yarrow I wouldn't say there are are both lovely in French designs especially planned for Knots, the former spaced along embroidery in one color but a individual spikes, the latter monochromatic scheme can be closely massed in rounded It's narticularlv shapes. good who wants Tulips and pansies can be perfecting shaded in Long and Short with technique. Five shades petal edges lifted by single color In crewel yarn can so hidden Split stitches. Use create a handsome design and Bullion stitches - in yellow for often will solve color problems the pa nsy center, In dee p brown in a room where bright or For tulip stems. contrasting colors might be a jarring note. Dear Elsa, E.W. I see very few designs many stitches, very effective. for a beginner to concentrate on of a me her. This type of Nng is very discouraging. What is hapo- pening today? to t h integrity e of people UPSET TEACHER DEAR TEACHER: There have always been mothers who ssould he to cover up for their children, and there always will be. But I believe they are In the .,.i.,.,...1.. Le,,., ,L...... ..i.i &UiIfl 117. 'VIVOI WUIUCI3 Wuulu have told the truth and let their child suffer the consequences. - :' Inventor Of Mood Ring Ponders Future everyone but Reynolds was making money. Alter college, Reynolds had a successful career in sales at Union Carbide, until he became aware that friends were By ELLIE GROSSMAN The Herald Services their internal and external environments and I really took off on it." He left his Wall Street job, and after further study, hit upon the Idea of the mood ring, .. _,Lm_._ --i ,Rr,~,IPT,F. ~ a sudden "monstrous demand for the ring, there was no way we were able to Fifl distribution channels," he explains. But come spring, Reynolds will be out there again with a Ar.,xr ,J '9i '. '.'. " l p 'A' r t,' UN A -i'wi-' Station e ( Beauty Tips with To help trim thighs. try this: lean back on the elbows with knees bent toward the chest. Then, alternating legs kick up and down from the knee. Five orsixtimeseachtimeyoudolt. up so quick again. " sson-Hedbcrg, '' S . --UNFORD -TIO RE ' S - • I n Thi The woman with the highly after bone-thin frame sought tunic makes the best thes and layers of clo dresses her without detracting 8.11lflfleU. a qerC ,/ I Say "I care" In the nicest the language of flowers ' 1 11i r Artful Arrangements i I . . % r u s .r~ . UNA , FUU 1k Tumia.: W49 ~ - .- I I - SI for Sanford Flower Shop ,I 20 E. Commercial ____ I_I RD -DRY fl11fl -ii: • 1 4:1- TT _______________________________________________________________________________ . One of Central Florida's Finest Florists 322.1822 from - - - - $- ______ Every Occasion .. a . I way. . . In , wearer of I rrea r r - 11] ,I WV •V - , 0• V -- SW U Vt - i" -. y .,.,_• and on two Ph S . .4%.4lII. would also approve ci a the feelings of a bride who Her mother works which traditional church wedding for ssuuld harm no one by realizing makes it nice. When I went home at 4 o'clock my mother a girl who was only six-months her heart's desire. told me that the school had pregnant simply because it was DEAR ABBY: I am a junior telephoned to find out why I her "heart's desire." high school teacher. Yesterday What about the standards set I found a crumpled note written absent. Lucky for me, my mom home sick. up by a conventional society' by one of my students. It read, said that I STILL LAUGHING Hi, Tina: Abby, a child skipped school, DEAR LAUGhING: Enjoy C_____ _.._.L. L.... 11 ay M .4 I l.,.,1 U tUIUl,,.III IUUUl &LU AUiIJ UIIU iui uuv ir,ti, u your InUgu, out i w Thigh trimmers , ' . • .I ,1 iri.i - '__ A1!JIIhW . Bill . • a I UUU' US tV %40 [)EAR ABBY: You are an Ignorant woman for giving your approval to a traditional church wedding for a "brlde" who was being married for the first time and who admitted to having had an illegitimate child. She said it was her "heart's desire," and even asked if her illegitimate child could be her flower girl, and you said yes to that, which •Titm - only S , SANFORD]DRYLCLEANERS, 1 ~ • - -. My embroidery reflects my love of flowers which I enjoy growing and painting as well as stitching and I'm always pleased when students want to know more about how to create specific flowers on linen. Perhaps some of my own Flower "recipes" will be helpful. Remember, these are suggestions - not hard and fast rules. As a matter of fact I often vary the stitches I use on a dense French Knots adds single flower. The rose with its exquisite texture. The tightly furled bud the iris is effective in shading is a natural candidate diagonal Long and Short stitch for the Long and Short stitch give a spiral effect. which which can duplicate the color subtleties. If you'd like to get The chrysanthemum's spray some of the petals to "lift" from of petals is worked in waves of the linen, work a single line of Lazy Daisy stitches, pale at the Spot stitch along the edge of the outside, deepening toward the petal before doing your Long center. All are worked from the and Short stitch over it. denter toward the outer edge. The Iris, too, is beautiful Interesting color depth can be shaded In Long and Short stitch. achieved with a single stitch of For accent, at the center of the a deeper shade inside each most prominent petals where Lazy Daisy stitch. there is a definite color The spiky effect of asters or graduation, a small patch of cornflowers come with many, _ - £ S . Stitch Bouquet With Flower Recipes' [e" -,--.--- ' . IAP) i , , . A ~ R 1rt Irestotle I i -, NEW YORK - The field of tranquility around Josh Reynolds is Impenetrable. ----__,__, -. ,,.. ..-----.._.....:,:_.g.., .. L..._,..,t_,1 YYIUM)UL Wd1LU1 WI 4 dLCIiI raIL-5lI4ipU IIWVU SU%, UO.) iiiauig il WI IIIUIC IIIUI,V7 1)11 loam's oecause iseyususua ia ti master of meditation and mind Wall Street. So he became a which is still pending, and time well protected, one FEW successful broker. heeding his lawyer's advice not assumes. control. . And there'll be other in"Then," he says, "I started to bother copyrighting the logo Last August, through his spiratioris. He stares intently at company Q-Tran, Ltd., he In- reading about yogis, warlocks of the ring, he went ahead. With minimal capital, poor the changing colors of a crystal troduced the mood stone ring, and witches - people who . No, not the one you paid $3 sapposxIly had control over credit from manufacturers and paperweight on his desk. . for. That's just the problem. His costs $45. It consists of a dollop of quartz crystal in a . .sterling silver setting. The stone allegedly monitors your 1I~ . sympathetic nervous system by changing color. 'My sister teaches in Connedicut and she called to say her students had bought my 'tI1 1 ''-fo1 ring. Where di d they get the $45. paid I asked. She said, they $3." By Christmas, sales had CW . ~ surpassed a million dollars. Celebrities were touting the TV talk shows Josh Reynolds, maker of th e original 'mood ring,' hasn't got rich ring .0 I 11, 0 . . . I I * "~'..~"~'."""O'~"~"~'~"OP."q __'_", ! . . me every SANFO ' ' •, RUNS BATTED IN-King Man, NY. 33; Schmidt, Ph,. 32. Monday. Chi. 30; G.Foster. (ri. 30; T.Perez, Con. 29 HITS-Rose, Clii, 56: Garvey, LA. SI; Cardenal, Ct,i, 51. Buckner, LA, St. Montan.:, SF, 19 DOUBLES-Zisk, Pgn. ii, Madlock, Clii, 12; Million, NY, 11. Garvey. LA, 11, Cardenat, CPil, 10; Montanaz, SF, 10. TRIPLES-C, Cash, Phi, S. O Parker. Pgn, S. W,Davis, SD. 4; Turner, SD. 4; $ Tied Wttu HOME RUNS-Kingman. Pj IS. Schmidt, Phi, IS; Miiia'y Chi. I; Ce'y, LA. I; Creer,o. Htn, 7. STOLEN BASES-Mo,gan, Cm, 14; Cedeno, HIn, II, Grit fey. cm , 10; J.Mangual. Moo, I. Buckner, LA, PITCHING (S Decitionsj Lonborg. Phi. 60. I WO, 2 1 9 Hough, LA. SO, 1 000. 3.19 kocs man. NY. 3). .833. 285 Rooker, Pgh, S I, $33, 7.61 R.Jones. SD. $2. 600. 2 77 Carlton, Phi. 4 I, .800. 1.01 Christenson, Phi. 4 I , $0, 3.17 Fryman, MOn. 52. .711. 3.i9. STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, 63: P Ni4kri. All. 52. Monte fusco. SF, 5.2; .1 Richard. Htn, 19. LelIch. NY. 45. Amu.can League BATTING (60 at bltj)-LeF lore, Ott, .109: (arty, Cie. .. Bostock, Mm, .35.3; G.Brett, XC, .351. Bo Bonds, Cal, 345 R U N 5-OtIs, KC. 39 R White, NY, 76; N'rth. Oak, 2*; Hargrove. Iti. U; 8.Bell, CIt. 73. ' ,,, . t CIrcir r fete Gi o t Ends V ictory Draug ht lii Win At Memphis Classic bu .4i -, - 11 I I It '4 W4-:! - , •IL I.) tCl e featured a Minor or Leagues F not the 1_ I The beautifully appointed U_______- ' i4/l shaped table design center arrangement of gladioli .ç1? . :;.çj t..j . wi th multi-hued li lies used as runners. While savoring a . 6 variety salad course, the women discussed vacations and have already begun making plans for the fall season. Attending the lovely were Mmes. William (Gladys) Wray, ' Bill (Edna) Southward, Milton . .. ....,., . (Vida) Smi th, Burch (Carolyn) Cornelius and Richard ... . ... (Ginger) Herndon. Also Mmes. Wilfred (Peggy) Relaxing at an end-of-the-eea,on luncheon are (from left) Berta Hall, Gladys Wray and Camille Conrad, William (Mildred) Moreland. (Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) Stemper, Ralph (Mona) Jarvis, Summer School Or Flunk For Mc Tear 1PcA - . golf course. Harness Racing - - terrupted several men's games during the luncheon. The clubhouse appeared to be the Pro Basketball .._._ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ s rt g Little League Baseball WOMEN at Mayfair Country Club Edward Pro Hockey It's J.T. (Eloise) Collins, Jack Wharton, Douglas (Evelyn) McReynolds, Al (Rose) Payne, �- 2B-Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday May24, !! - 35 JIMMY SWAGGART Evening SHOW RSbOI$PrOrfl 10:00 4 6 PWEDICAL CEP4TtR EM NEWS 7 2 TOOAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 600 2 4: 4)) I 9) PViIS 1* FAMILY AFFAIR 7 .24) ZOOM 35' MV FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 2' 1} NBC NEWS 35 700 CLUB 1030 6) cas PEWS .4 10 IDREWOFJEANNIE 9) ABC PEWS 24' CAWJSCOLENDAS 35) RINT)NTN 700 2) TI.) TEL!. 'DE TJTH 4) OONCENTRAT)ON 40 HOGANS HEROES 4, 'MW. 'MW WORWOF ANIMALS: -ct.th.24' E4TEROCM 24 35) STAR TREK 730 2' WILD KINGDOM: e* ftL..*.14 BURKE SHCM 11:00 PEWS 2 4 I 9) 9 GM WILD. WILD WEST 24 UUAS.YOGAANDYO(J 11:30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 6 C8SMOVIE:'SerWor Year." Gary Frank, Glyrws OCor StOrySthOol secvors involved ins otbed love case of sx 9) MONDAY NtG1'n' CIAL The Filth Devid Frost Presec*stheGJrwssBookof Wjld Records." Frost hosts ttvs 5110W wIth QUOSIS 56 S*flgU tar holders of ssn4w Woild records 24) ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 12:00 UNTOUCHA&ES 4 1=00 2= 12: TOMORROW 4$i NASHViLLE ON THE ROAD 9) DAILY WORD 130 NOT)CIAS EN ESPANOS. t MATCH GAME GM HOGANSI-EROES 9: LETS MAKEADEAL 800 2' '12 .X)HN DAViDSON _______ SP)l Prar,.ere. PAaca) varlet ho.x starTln9 sinQer JoPri Devideon asxi 9USIS GOOIr9 BINflS Snd Aflh1S any. ._' Itl.etI. 10 MOVIE: ixt4e Troibe." Elvis Presley. John 1tan. 1967, Ea'sanMwicar, erles-tainer involved In a EuiOp5afl sn'*gwç and as. i"'' '° 7.; 24 USA PEOPLE AND POUTICS 9 CHARO: Ctwo, a rm4tstalented _________ Spanish-American Si MOVIE. (Jolned in Pi-0 glees) afi8 ol 200 2 DAJIY Dvoflopa,aj .300 51' ALL NE SHOW 330 1.. NITE SHOW 51 dancIng, playing classical gl.atar. with Guest Mke Con- Tuesday 35) MOVIE: "The P41 of the Hunter." Robert Mitchum, Shelley Wulers. 1965. Re'lsous fanattc rrwnes *'. Morning 6 10 2' nuders tier tOi hei hUst*fld's loof. 6 SuP*ER SEMESTER 625 2 (Mon.) WITH THIS RING (Tue s. Thur S.) JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFILESINEDUCAT1ON (Fit.) DAN GRIFFITH perfoinied , e' vous Si hony a C1',o. 9 9 ABC MOViE "The i5,n- Based on 6 SU4PJSE SEMESTER lit (Mon., Wed.. Fn.) TENPESSEE TUXEDO (Tues.) DERDOG (.n) BULL- satellite. 1971. 8.57 UPDATE 9 SUPISE JUBILEE 90 '2' 11' HEAVYWEIGHT' BOXING: PA'WTs'T Al. tie W31'1d heW*1 will 6' SUNSHlANAC 6:55 2 DEVOTIONAL 700 2' 12' TODAY (Local he Coavivatth 15 -, *1 7 7 ii'1 R 6) ?.,'r. Bout will be preceded by a 12 heavy*eigll contest between Ousne Bobsoli arid &nwJotvieon. 4 '6" ALL IN THE FAMILY FICTITIOUSNAMU NOtice IS P,f1bY given h*t etc bsMness.at nd Yard ..... ... . Ave.. Sanford, Seminole County, Road, Sanford, Seminola County, Florida under the fictitious name of Florida under the fictitious name of (4 9) EDGEOFNGHT AS BASKERVILLE ENTERPRISES, PAMER EQUIPMENT RENTAL (n.)ABITwImKNrr and nat I Intend to register said COMPANY. and that we intend to tWt (P,bit) Sen. Beny 1Z) i' (Wed.) WOMAN name with the Clerk of the Circuit register said name with the Clerk of Gok%EMr, John Devtdson, '9) RHYME AND FEASON MOT)fRS IN LAW: (Ftl. Court Seminole County, Florida in the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Qk (Tues.) (nJ 2:00 oily) SENIOR SCEP€ provisions o Florida in accordanc, with the accordance with ni, 9) 520,000 PYRAMID 3:30 . Aiirioiw re'dey, ' the Fictitious Name StatuteS, To Pr05i0ns Of the FiCtltiOUI Name Statutes, ToWit: Section S65.09 2:30 14) 6) MATCH GAME Pbors (Wed.) Telty Savafas, Wit: Section 165.0' Florida Statutes Florida Statutes 1951. _____Srcw 2i 11) THE DOCTORS Charlie Fk*i, Phoebe GM ThREE OOGES 1957 S Paul A. Prenderg.ast (4) (9)THEGUIOINGUGHT 5: W. F Baskei'ville (Thin.)JaacmRobards,Rah FrankM. Kemp •7) (lust. fle.) ('I' Publisp: May 3. 10. 11, 21. 1976 71 SCHOOL PROGRAMWelte, J.a4ne BIaseS (F.1) Publish: May 17, 21, 31, June 7, 1976 RASOOLE?1AS DEZ.13 P1101T53414 MI)fl. Me 2 JcJns'M11tJ11jeP1DWIei - DEZ93 (9') _____ _______________________ p.m. FICTITIOUSNAME (P,n. tIou '24) Thtrs.) '9) BREAK 'THE BANK 35' #.DOAMS FAMILY Notice is hereby given that i am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND UUAS,YOGAAM)YOU(Fit) 24) (P/ca) CtLEGE OF. 4:30 engaged in busineSs at 1702 Can. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 14) yJKE D()'J'8 SHOW: CANINES (R) (Tues.) hi-bury Cii'., Casselberry, Seminole FLORIDA. ROCKY AND FRIENDS. 35' County. Florida under the fictitious CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-S99CA04-F p/c, SOU NOSTAGE (Wed.) Cohoet: bger name of DIMENSIONS 1000, and in Re; Marriage of 14) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW: OURSTORY (A) (Thurs.) that I intend to register said name BARONESE WALKER BY HUM, 400 NOVA (A) (Fit) "S SHOW Guests: (Mon.) Eac1r, Fashwith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Wifefld RUFUS BYNUM JUNIOR, 12) IRONSIDE (A) son Awards wIth TonyRaixl.1. Seminole County, Florida in ac Husband. (4') GIWGANSISI.AND 35 MAVBERRYRFD QfenCenl,JohnDsvtdson Cordancewith the provisions of the To' RUFUS BYNUM. JUNIOR. Husbatid 'I) IMAN MARY 3:00 Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: (Tues.) Deny Neensn, Liv Address Unknown SectionSéS.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 12) ('TV ANER WORLD ______ ui d.) Ded .,I, NOTICEOFACTION 5: E. David Stempter '1) 24) MISTER 44) 14) ALL INTHE FAMILY BIm ('T1.rs.) Jane YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a 1976 21, Publish: May 3. 10, 17. NEIGHBORHOOD: Pr.(A) Petitiontor Dissotutlonof Marriage DEZ.11 eaçaed Mon. on Cli 7. MS 2 has been tiled against you by 60 THE WN'rOPES 'MIson (Fit.) ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT BAR ON ESE WAL K ER BYNUM, (9) GENERAL HOSPITAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. andyouarereguiredtOserveacopy GM GILUGANS ISLAND CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, of your written defenses, if any, to '7) 24) SESAME S'TEl: FLORIDA the Petition, on the Petitioners PrsetiMdMononCh.7,see CASE NUMIER: 76.N3.CA.20.E attorney, GEORGE A. SPRINKEL In Re: The Adoption of Al i-Dunn Fight IV. whose address is 1031 Osceola 2 p.m. STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE and Avenue, Winter Park, Florida 37769 19) LUCY ROBERT DEAN POWERS. onorbeforeiune2lst, 1916,andfile 35 MICKEY MOUSE CUB NOTICE OF SUIT the original with the Clerk of this (B&W) TO Orville Edward Scheibe Court, either before service on 500 171 Walnut Street Petitioner's attorney or im In Pr i ine rifl"l e 12') ADAM 12 Waukegan, Illinois mediately thereafter, otherwise a dy show called "Charo" starts YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED default will be entered against YOU By JAY SHARBUTF 40 I LOVE LUCY that an action for adoption has been for the relief demanded in the AP Television Writer on ABC. '9) G$LUGATrSISL*Jl1O tiled,andyouarerequiredtoservea Petition. SSIE I don't know what Davidson's 35t NEW YORK (AP) - Tonight Copy of your written oblections, ii This notice shall be publishd once 5:30 any, to the Petition, on KENNETH each week for four consecutive is the night NBC is televising showlooksUke.ltwasn'tavaIlM. BEANE, Attorney at Law, P.O. weeks in the Evening Herald. 2) (12) PEWS live from Munich a fistfight be- able for an advance peep at Drawer One, Casseiberr'y, Florida. Dated this 11th day of May. 1976 BEWITCHED tween Duane Bobick and Bunny deadline time. But among other and file the original with the Clerk (Seal) (7) '24 'fl E',,C'T' Johnson, followed by another things, it'll feature Jimmie of the Circuit Court at the Seminole Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr., COPvFANY: Preecrçted County Courthouse, Sanford, Clerk of the Circuit Court dispute between Richard Dunn "Good Times Walker" singing on ci 7, see 2p.m. Florida. on or betore the 26th day Of By Lillian T. Jenkins "Aba Daba Honeymoon." Dynand a rich pug name of Alt. (9) BEVERLY HIL.LBIWES June. AD. 1976, otherwise a puty Clerk The satellite show starts at 9 o.mlte. Judgment may be entered in favor George A Sprsnt'eI IV 351 THE LONE RANGER We wcrc able to inspect _________________________ of the Petitioner. p.m. EDT, a half hour after 1031 Osceoia Avenue THIS NOTICE shall be published Winter Park, Florida 32769 ABC starts trying to relieve Au ABC's show, which ar's Charo once each week for tour consecutive Attorney for Petitioner Legal Notice of viewers by showing "The Cugat,wifeofXavier.Shelsthe _______________________________ ____________________ weeks In the Evening Herald. PubtlSh May 17. 21, 31, June 7, 1976 t011. Florida. Andromeda Strain," the movie Spanish-born singer-corned!DEl 91 FICTITIOUSNAME WITNESS my hand and seal of ... about what happens when a enne who may have been on NotIce is hereby given that I am Court on this 20th day of May, NOTICE FOR BIDS a.lnbusln,uatI01Mnol;a, AD. 1976 small town fails to use Lysol. NBC's "Tonight" show more The Seminole County Board o Barring unforeseen develop- often than Johnny Carson in re Sanford, Seminole County, Florida (Seal) County Commissioners will receive under the fictitious name of FLA. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. bids at the ott ice of Arthur H. Beck. ments, tonight's big bout on cent Ifl0flthS. INSULATED BRICK & STONE Clerk of the Circuit Court with, Jr.. Clerk, up to 12:00 noon NBC will end All's policy of By: Cherry Kay Travis her own show, a pilot for a MANUFACTORS CO., and that I Monday, June 7, 1976, for furnishing Intend toregiSter said name with the equal time for the networks this possible midseason series, she eputy Clerk items Of new equipment and per. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole keflnth M Beane forming construction and complete year. does her familiar fractured- County, Florida in accordance with Attorney for Petdioner installation of the following You'll recall that in February English bit, with guest star the provisions of the Fictitious P.O. Drawer One described traffic Signal project: EM POPEVE AND FPJENDS 9 GCOOMO1NGAIER- iCA 800 "IV. I*tlaU'Ul KA,AOO GM COPVeIIIINrTY CLOSE UP 8.30 CARLTON EM ERC1SE SF$CY1 Oc*MS CM* 7*1 I 900 PHIL DC 6l'llIE S1"O'S' 6: MIKE DOU(_A,S 2' NM-Il reaa eat (B&W). 24' MISTER ROGERS' NEIGH8OlOOO GM 24 9:30 700 CLUB SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 10:00 2 CE L E B RI rv 12 . SWEEPSTAKES 4 '6 PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 '2 12 HIGH ROLLERS 35700 CLUB 11:00 2' 12 WHEEl. OF FOR4)') oiii 60 NOTFORWOMENONLY 9 LET'S MAKE A DEAL 11:30 2) '12) HOLLYWOOD 4) (4)) LOVEOFLIFE EM (P/ca. Tues.. Wed.) WORLDOFWOPN(nu-s) ON YOUR OWN (F,t) RELIGION IN 'TiE NEWS 9: HAPPY DAYS (A) 24 (Mon., Wed., Fit.) VILLA ALEGRE (Thes., Thiss.) CARFC.ENDAS 11:50 EM "AU. H.WEY COM. 4 6 11:55 CBS PEWS EM Afternoon 12.00 2 9 NEWS .4. '6i VOSft.GANDREsr. LESS EM ToUgh Thiss.) DUCK. DI.l GOOSE (Al) MAX B. 24 (Mon.) WORLD E (TUOS .Wed.. Thu',.)LC,ELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (Al.) BOOK BEAT BIG VALLEY 12:30 2' 12: TAKE MY ADViCE 6 SEARCH FOR 4 TOMORROW 60 LOVE. AMERICAN STYL.E MY CHILDREN 2 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING I 2 12: NEWS 1.00 2 12. SOMER.SE'r , Charo." 9' RYAN'S HOPE MOVIE' (Mon.) "Escape from Hell Island." Mark Stevens. Jack (1'ISf. 1964. (Ts) Susan S)e Here." ckLDabbeRelds 19k. (Wed.) How lo Wild Bikiri "AsetteFu'ice*o. Dwayne HIckman. (Thu's.) 'The Fod." oper, Patnoa Neal. 1949 (Fit.) 9) POVlE:(P/cn)"TakaPM Pill swAP%I4OP Oil ID Die Ball Gama." FrasIs Sinsu Esther 'Milarns. 1948. (rues.) "R.m Sóent. Rm Deep." Clark Gable, Bs.s1 Lan- ANDFLEAMAS*IT eve iv suo*v A.U..S P M j caster. 1958. Other new events on TV And on she comes, clad in a are the premiere of tuxedo, doing a wiggle here, an singer John Davidson's four- ay-yl-yithere and even her own week summer variety sei-ies on lriefimpresslonofJiznmyCagNBC at 8 p.m. EDT, which is ne. which must be seen to be when a 3minute muslcome- believed. tonight So U p y So I e "My Reputation." Barbara Scarwyci, tve Arclen. 1946. 9' RYAN'S HOPE 35) MOVIE (Mon.) "The Hard Way." kia Upoo, Morgan. 1942. (rues.) "Alas John PreIon" Beta St. John, Cl'wtstopher Lee. Bnbsh. 1955. (Wed,) "Danger SsgrieJ." Faye Emerson. Mona Feman, 194.5. ('Thu's.) The BIk Teet" A 'onySleele, nald Si-den. 1957. 'tbsh. (Fit.) FOIXSe, omen. '2' 1937. 1 3(3 12' OAYSOFO(JRLIVES !\/ a Ice S R e t U r ri YORK lAP) I've al- andappearingonothers' vaneways been a Ian of Soupy Sales. ty shows, Soupy will be back In Ills old nighttime TV shows September headlining his own always struck me as a nifty show for ABC. No matter that it's a Saturday blend of Marx Brothers, Brother Dave "Rejoice, Dear morning kid show called "Jr. Hearts" Gardner, Ernie Almost Anything Goes, a peeKovacs and flying cream pies. wee version of a flop nighttime So it was good news te hear series that featured citizens that after too many years spent participating in outlandish batting about on game shows sports contests. Weird thinos lwavs hanoen when Sales runs a show. In fact, weird things were happenIng this week when he was theoretically being interviewed about the new show at a chow ttali theatrical folks favor. Nearby dinersappearedtobe looking for the man with the butterfly net as Sales spoke of a new movie he plans Ii) thin at his apartment building, where garbage is piling up because of a strike by Fun City's apartment workers. "It's going to be a musical equal to 'Ben," he said, is voice rising with the thrill of Uw project, "Right now, we're looking Ioraratwhocan sing." Sales, a North Carolina boy raised in Huntington, W. Va., hit it big on television In Detroit in 1953. But greater fame came in later years when celeirities started appearing his ws Frank Sinatra, among them for thesole purpose of getting hit in the puss by a pie. Pie-throwing and receiving is NEW - d.) "ax -' - aSaleslegend.Forhlstoriansot (I irt, he was asked about ,J first time a pie flew on one of his shows. S1ltnv ni,t It hrinnxnev4 in cieveiand, in IW, at WlAL'iV, where he dida live show wltka wee budget. The studio was in the country. It was there he happened to meetafarmer with u horse "lie said, 'Whah loan y use mah horse on )OW' show" Soupyrecalled. I says, 'Okay,' And 1J1e director ..ays, What lire you going to 1O with horse'?' "I say, 'Get me a loin cloth and a eather and a W' that says 'Son of Cochlse,' because in those days 'Brok.en MEOw' 4 j$jsjag'5 was. very big movie, .- '. - - Compos, your own memoriam, or ast our assistance. We should alec receive your message r than 5 p.m. Friday, May 26th 15 Words $2 Add lic for each additional S words. Call 322-261 1 or 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. The Evening Herald ____________________________ 4 ______ 4-Personals -ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 644.2027 for "We Care" "Hotline," Adults or Teens. -____________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! ________________________ _____________________________ 4A-PubIlc Notices _______________________________ The family of Alice B. Tramell, deceased, trying to locate Ethan Ailenrectiner (wtiitegold) placed in shop to be upholstered, late summer '75 Ptease call )fl6991. _______________________ e , Ch Care Child Carefor as low as $2 perwk. if you qualify 323 5690, A SMALL WORLD. _________________________ to Eat 9-Good Thin _______________-'__________ Peas, BE 6. Crowders, U.plck. A Marquette Ave. (oft S. Beardall) Hunter, 373 04)5. Home grown Blackberrl ______________________ "LIVE HENS" 65cea .over Farms, ' c ea Cackieberry way between New SmyrnaandDelandoffHwvllon Samsula Drive Ph. 96142*5499. ,'....,.. -, .,. -""U" ot ' c;srTuse, Santold. Florida.onorbe*,i-ethe76thdayOf June. A 0. 1,74, otherwise a Judgment may be entered in favor of Petitio THIS NOTICE shall be published once each wtek for four consecutive weeks in the Evening Herald. Sanford, Florida. WITNESS my and and seal ci sad Court on this 20th day of May, AD. 1914. (Seal) iihu. i-I. Bctn, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Kenneth M Bean Attorney br Petitsoner P.O. Drer On. FloriSa 37707 Publish May 74, 35, JUne 1, 14, VIe DEZI24 - - ,Y, r'orlaa. 'VrW particularly described as follows; One (1)1912 Ford Pickup Truck, Tag. No. I7G.K2l, io No. F)OHNM4IS7O Stored at Ratliff & Sons in Sanford, Florida, and he undersigned as StieriH of Seminole County. Florid,, will at 11:00 AM on the 15th day of June, A D. 1974. Offer for sale and sell to thC highest bidder, for cash, subject to $riy and all existing tllns, at the Front (Wesli Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above descrf 50n44 property. That slid sale is being made to satisfy the terms of lad Writ of Execution John E. Polk, Sheriff SemInole County, Florida ruwrsn; May it. it, June i, ti, ue;a r- n,a I vacuum ' ' lllflstnjctjons 0 Plano& Organ Lessons Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando School of Music, is offering private lessons In Sanford. 322 0949. 18--Help Wanted -.. - , ----- - --'. -- ", . -. Cocktail waitresses needed im mediately. .1 nights weekly Inquire Club Diamond. Hwy 17 92. ___________________________ ____________________ Siieq$ff Seminole County, Fierida - . -.. --'-- BAMBOO COVE APTS Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished, Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323 1310 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAII.ABLF Color TV, Air Cond., Maid Serv. 3 Room lurn. apt, Bedroom ACREAGE BARGAIN- 10 Acres. will divide. $2,350 per acre. FIRST TIME ADVERTISED! 2 BR, I bath, kitchen equipped, zoned commercial. CAN be used for office or shop. $20.lO. conditIoned. $90 mo. ill E. 6th St., 'LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY 372.12*5 or 3223766. 1 room furnished efficiency. Private entrance. Downtown Sanford. 323. 9519 after 4 p rn 3 Room Apt,, Furn. $9OMo. 101W. 9th St. Living rm., kitchen, bedroom, bath, Air, adults, no pets. Security dep. IllS mo. 322.7111. SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3, bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 3313 Hwy 1792, Sanford. .222J!20. 46-Commercial Property REMODELED Choice 111' frontage on Hwy. 17.92, reduced to sell. 139,500. COLONIAL STYLE 3 BR, 2 bath, Also over 4 acres, general industrial quiet area, family room, car peting. 1 yrs old. Back yard fenced $39,000. 613933) collect. property with highway & rail frontage. A good buy at 540.000. Call 323.5771 Anytime REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE New roof, 3 BR. 2 b,slhs, kitchen equipped, carpeting, great for starting out $11,500. - BEAIJTIFUL 2400 French Ave. Building on busy corner! Zoned GC. 2 Owner will help finance. 142,500. Call Mr Betsito for detailS. 322 6091 after 6 3 BR home in - 'entral heat air, BPP I? mo. CORPIER LII Associate Eves. 32344$ Days 322 7174 i4ary Saoft REALTOR INC. OR, 2 baths, - kitchen equipped, completely fenced, large corner lot. Excullent schools $26,500. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Broker Sanford, 2 furnished apts. in central location, both rented. Excellent income. By owner. $10,500 rash. 634.3992 warranted, 1.46.500 Call Sanford's Sates Leader Have customer who wants to buy 1 acre homesite, Lake Jessup area. 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2563 Park PEALTORS KISH REAL ESTATE. REALTORS, 321.0041. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Classified Ads dIdn't work. .there wouldn't be any, and huge pines. Privacy wall, screened closed 32' x Id' heated swimming pool. Must see this 4 Furnished duplex, newly renovated, 3 rooms & bath, adults, no pets, 322 0065. -Hou-sesUnfurnished EXECUTIVE HOME DELTONA- First area, central air. watt to wall carpet, 2 BR, 2 baths, large FIa. room, attractive kit. chen, built in Stove oven. refrigerator, paneled office, 2 carports. $243. No pets. 514 1Q10. 3 BR, central air, near Pinecrest school and shopping. 2621 Elm St., Sanford. Call Mrs. Mello, 339 6936. 3 BR, I bath house, large Fia rrp.. attached garage. Excellent cor.d. good neighbors, large yard. 332 1.4 i7. Sanford, 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. BR, 2 bath. Transferred owner wants offer. $12,000. 24 Hrs. 323-9410 new home, beautiful white brick 3 BR, 2 bath. central heat.air, 2017 S. FRENCH (HWY. 17.92) beautiful wail to wall carpeting. Call 3220706 after 5:30 weekdays, anytime weekends. Or come by and see it. 2117 Yale Ave. 2 STORY STUCCO: Nicely decorated 1 BR. separate garage with cottage or game room space. 1.49.500. WITT REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 32) 0610 Completely renovated 3 & 4 BR 323 7fl5 1'.j baths. with central heat, from $16,000. As low as $100 down. Looking for a Home call Req. Real Estate Broker 263$ S. Sanford Ave. 3210759 eves, 322 764.3 Owner sellIng 7 room. 1,110 sq. ft., stylish home with breakfast bar, all new carpeting & paint, new roof, central natural gas heat. huge back yard. close to 3 schools. 121.500. 3230522. equipped, air conditioned. $163 mo., plus $75 security dep. Available June I. 322 7199. LMSSELBERSIY- Camelot, 3 BR, 2 bath. den and family room, air, $295 month SHEOAH- 7 BR. 2 bath bachelor pad, $190 month. DELTONA SUPER SPECIAL Like new 3 BR. 2 bath immaculate home. Sunken family room, 2 car garage. Extras galore. Walking - distance to shopping center. Asking $11,900 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwlch, Broker Dettona 6686611 bath, country. $300 month. WINTER SPRINGS- 1 BR, 1'.', bath, family room, air, $210 month. SANFORD AREA- 2 BR furnished trailer, utilities furnished, 140 week, $31 1272 3 BR, 2013 WashIngton Ave. $215 mo. 323 4070 wkdays or 372 6.454 week. nds. JENNY CLARK REALTY Phone 30S322 159* Realtor Days and After Hours After Hours; 32292*1; 372.3991 2524 Park Dr. MIS Realtors 322.2118 In Remembrance Honor The Memory Of Departed loved Ones With A Memorial Day Message To,Be Published May 31st Reg. Real Estate Broker 372 6653 1100 E.2Sth St. Sanford. lovely 2 story 4 BR, 2 bath corner tot, assume loan, Small down, by owner. 83.4 3992. PLAv' GOLF We can build your dream home. FHA, VA & 235 financing available We also build govern mint subsidized homes M. UNSWORTH REALTY Delightful - . 33-Houses Furnished light typing SECRETARY - Good skills will I Bedroom furn. house downtown Sanford Couple only. 322 2643 land thiS lob. , ' Pretty MANAGER TRAINEE Miss can go the career way ASSISTANT MANAGER Fan - tastic potential KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Great, great, job MACHINIST Very experienced FIBER GLASS WORKER Labor - OELTONA- Quality home, air, top value at $110. Deposit. No pets. 574 1040 34-htibile Homes - lob Good money -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 323 5176 __________________________ Lady, live in with seml.invalid man. wk. 323 1309. 94 ) Nurses, RN's LPN's; Aides; Aide. Companion; Needed immediately. 6260636. Trailer in camp ground. 12'x2$', I BR, air cond Part time maintenance man. 6 day wk., 6 to 9 pm. Apply in person only Wuv's, 2911 Orlando Drive. WAITERS - PluShest spot in the county Super money potential. I AAA EMPLOYMENT 323 5176 20) Commercial ' Part lime sales help wanted Apply in person, 1101 French Avenue. between $ a m. and 3 p.m. _____________________________ in Nurse for night shift. Appl person. Sanford Nursing Con valescent Center ' ' Lady to live in and help with 2 semi invalids. Some nursing cx : , 35-4v'obile Home Lots Several small lots for trailers up to 36'. Adults No pets 2545 Park Di-. 37-Business Properly Space for small business, good location, 17 97 Call 372 0235 or 372 4697 after 5. -- Ovledo.- 3 bedroom. 2 bath nearly new home. Low down and assume mortgage of 132,S00. 363.6546. AUTO TRAIN, walk to work from thiS "neat as a pin" 3 BR, I' bath home Fenced yard. central heat & air, wail wall carpeting, utility building 175,000 with good terms. 38-Wanted to Rent 25'x30' or larger. near Sanford. with all utilities and reasonable rent. 323 6012 days or 322 5724 evenings Mm 3 yr. cx ACCOUNTANT perience general utility con ttinii cost accounting Resume to Lee Construction Co, P 0. BOx 99*. Sanford, Fl 3777). - , 301 E 73rd St.- 3 BR, family room 3 BR, 2 bath. Jewelt Lane. 1.35.000. Stemper Realty COCKTAIL WAITRESSES-Classy lanes with cocktail experience can earn fantastic money. AAA EMPLOYMENT 373 5176 701 Commercial AVON Soririg into the world of cosmetics, - Fvr.il.n T - earning opportunity. Call 644 3079. HEAD COOK- Fantastic hours Great boss. Excellent pay. Heavy banquet work AAA EMPLOYMENT 323 5176 201 Commercial ç'3r1unities 24-BusineSS ----------- -. - _______ For Lease- Service Station BAYS ONLY at 2 high volumn gas (.31! 32200!!. _________ Rentals ___________________________ __ ' - -- 29-Rooms -'- .... - Rm for rent in private home. References required 2236)02 7 BR mobile home. $15,000. 4454. By Owner. DeBARY AREA- 3 BR. central heat & aIr, wall welt carpet. I'lo qualifying Immediate occupancy Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. The Evening Herald Want to lose weight? Can't stay one diet? Call 322 0074 - 3737632 Eves. 373 Odl2or 3221312 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKEk DayS Nights * Sacrifice * Sunland- 3 BR. I b3th. heal & air, kit, equip . fenced, double drive. many extras. 121.100. 349 5371. - ISYR FHAFINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford, 323 5200 nIce 3 BR with carport, new carpet, hardwood floors. A.) 1915 Cameron 12'xbO', 1 bath, central heal & air, other features. like condition. Priced rIght 3735409 or new. Iii adult park. No down, will sacrifice. 371 0239. Kh Real Estate SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT' "A REAL DOG" The interior of thiS 3 bedroom. I' bath home is really a ha!lenqe to the interior decorator, Nice neighborhoOd. Needs work Inside to make It the doll house it could be. Central heal and dutIeS for air Do not gel rid of your mower 124.500 Large 1&2 Bdrm. FurnIshed or Unfurnlsh.d 52-Appliances We also buy total inventories. KENMORE WASHER, parts. service, used machines. ,I400NEY APPLIANCES 323 0491 -- Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 11.92. 630.406 We Buy Furniture 5370. CASH 322-4132 1972 Chevrolet Luv Pickup, good condition, 11.3*6. For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. 1974 Matador A. vinyl root, bucket seats, automatic air, CruIse Larrys Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Control, 12.11$. 55 hp., 3 cyi., power tilt, top, cuStom tra;ler, all accessories. Excel. cond. John Bean, 373 5694 or *31 6090. Float on 11' fiberglass Runabout, 75 hp. Johnson, 3 mos old, used 5 Hrs. 13.000. 323 8071 or 373 9098 after 5 ROBSON MARINE 2928 Hwy 17 97 377 5961 30 10.50 & 60 pcI amscount on all chiIdrn'5 clothing Boys' new casual SuitS, shirts, short & long pants, girls' dresses & short & long play suits. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 2640 Hiawatha Ph. 377.1301 Drive (corner Fairbanks) building. GE refrigerator. GE cabinet style d,shwather; antique piano. 312 1189. SWAP SHOP. FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday to S at the Movieland Drive.in Theatre, South 17.92. Phone 372. 1716. 71-Antiques land 2 Sedrooms let I(', lath; NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED ALL ADULTS - EASY LIVING QUIET AND SE RE NE Highway 17-92, Sanford Across From Ranch House MIS REALTORS 323-UlOor 831-9777 321.00.41 - Al Modern Facilities AltO. U. Kitchens Located Westof Hwy. 17.92 At) 12* Florida Ave. Ph 323.4650 1963 Mercury, original condition. PS & PB. new tires, inspected in April. Phone 322 $796. 1974 Pintø, extra clean, runs perfect. CHICO & THE MAN, 323 $570 or 831.4.605. 1975 Toyota Corolla, 10.000 miles. Assume payments. 322.7a70 after 3 p.m., anytime weekends. 191$ Ford '., ton pickup. 66.000 original miles. First $300 lakes, 372 5992 or 373.1167 72-Auction Public Auction Lease a Datsun inctuding Z cars and trucks. For infOrmation call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 531.1316. Mon,, May 24, 7 P.M. 1972 Cadillac Coupe DeVilie. white Used office furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight cha;rs, filing cabinets, as is, Cash and carry. NOLL'S Catselberry, 17 92,630 1206 on white. 13.300. 323.1100 or $30 446.4. We're stacked to the ceiling with 62-Lawn. Garden Rain Trees. Azaieas. Camphor Trees. 99c. Border grass. 39c. Large bushy Ligustrum, $1.99. CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Coy. Wekiva Park Drive and SR 14. 3226738 Lawn Mower Sales & Service - We Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Western AutO, 301 W. First St.. 322 4403. quality furniture from the north. List includes: grand piano, maple pieces with fine bedroom suite, mahogany pieces with ball and claw dresser, dining room suites, odd china chabinets, chests, chairs, oak and walnut pieces. Also we have our regular line of TV5 and appliances. BankAmericard and Master Charge welcome. 1975 Honda CVCC CivIc, 3,000 miles. $3,100 or best offer. 323.1776. after 5. 322 66*0. 1970 MacerIck, 6 cyl. 59,000 miles, runs excellent, new inspection, $995. CHICO I. THE MAN 373.6570 or 634 1605. 1972 VW Squareback 4 speed, AM radio. Only 32,000 mIles Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. 323-7340 63-thin?ry-Tonls 2195 FIat 126 2 door sedan, 1972 Very clean FARM TRACTOR 76-Auto Parts $350 7661 Magnolia 64-EqUipment for Rent p1495 VEGA REBUILT MOTORS Cast Iron 51cc 'es MIXOI'4 AUTO PA°', 322 0605 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN Reconditioned Batteries. $12.95 PH. 322-1835 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1)09 Sanford Ave. BUSII'4ESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Aluminum Siding i CIri COr your home wIb sOng & ;offit 515cm alum adds, subtracts, multiplies. Burrough 160. Keystone 6mm like new projector. camera, and screen. 1160. Also 4" cement finishing machine and compactor and much, much more. 1300. 1100 Corn,,lt Drive. FROM 125 WANT ADS ARE WORKING EVERY DAY READ AND USE THEM OFTEN. - Maior household appliance repair 70 years experience. We service all makes Reasonable Call anytime. 322 7737 Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ltormert Harriett'S Beauty Nook I 519 E F.rst. 372 S712 ','sfl-"J ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7563 Park Drive 1226633 Trtnt Exterminating Co-Complete Pest Control and Termiling Free Inspection. All Pest Control, to oct. Discount. 323 2956 Land Clearing Appliance Repair C&A BackHoe Service L,,xi clearing, fill d.rt, clay, rock. All kinds of digging. Housetrailer's stored and moved. 377.9142 Pressure Cleaning Mobile Hm Washing I Roof Sealing. Inflation . Fighting Planning a carport sale? Don't forget to advertise It In the want ads of 'The Herald. Prices. Free estimates 66$ 4346. Exterior Cleaning Specialist. Hi. Pressure spray wash. Houses. Roofs. 3770779. Roofing ESTERSONLANDCLEARING Buildoling. Excavating. Oitcb *ork Fill dirt, lop SOil 3229943 Concrete Pavement oarking Lot Maintenance'- Sealing and Strip.ng Durable Scalers. 505 Lemon St. 5.antord, 323 644/ C E SHEPHERD P,s.iiting, Remodeling, General Remodeling and Additions Freee;tlmatet. No obligation JOHNNY WALKER.322 6457 JOSEPHR SAPP Ceramic tile work Reasonable prices, any size ioo 322 323* - DRAGLINE SERVICE Lakes dug. 1st 50'x 100'. 12' deep, 1350 Cuslom work. $72 hr. 343 1119 - Landscaping & Lawn Care Expert roof repan. Ill roofs or shingles Ail work guaran. teed BROGDEN ROOFING, 3236100 ______ Patch and Repair, Re Roofing. Carpenter repair. Fast Service, All worst guaranteed Licensed. Bonded 16 srI experience Bricker Roofing. 373 2770 Mowing. edgng. trimming, weeding and fertIli;ng. Free estimates. Phone 32.3 5951. Sewing kTXPERT LAWN CAPE Lit's Coitom Taloririg - Men's and Mowing, Edging, Trimming Ladies' clothing Wedding gon. Ph0ne3231792 FreeEstlmatls Phone 3fl7ii STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Classified Ads didn't work there, *QuIdd't bi,' Cny. Well Drilling Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. Central Heat & Air Condi 322-2090 Carpentry, Remodelng, Al For tree estimates, call Ci r.s .,()4R5 in Sanfovø 2 Painting .i' CuStom Work Licensed. Free estimate 323 6036 RAi!ORS' Free Esllmates-2.4 Hour's THE RMO.T EK, 531.0921 Poof'ng. GutterS 70 Irs Exp CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & Pest Control BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Eagle Song Co $51 9563 1505 W.2SthSt. SANFORD jkniI1 Insulation AlSo new electric adding machine. Profeisionhlly Managed 4 1966 Mustang, white, with blue in. tenor, newly painted, good tires. Excellent condition, $900. 373.771 after 5:30. Good furniture from the '20, and collectables. HiWay 16 AntIques. 1'7 miles east of 1.1 on Rt. 46. 372. 6912. 60-Off ice Supplies New Paymaster check w Iter, 135; BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUsES MONTH WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 323 1030 71)-Swap & Trade Orlando. 295 17/1. APARTMENT 934 Renault P.10, 4 door, 1969 Plymouth Fury, Idoor. Phone 349. DAVES' 323.9370 55-Boats & ACcessories 23' Westwind. Inboard, Outboard 1969 Ford Gataxie 500, 2 door, 390 engine; 1966 Ford van camper; D71 Renault P.10, 4 door; 1969 Sale STUDIO 1,2, 3 FROM CLUB ROOM POOL 80-Autos for Sale Wanted to buy used of f ice furniture. 53..._TV. RadiStereO Aluminum Cabin. Trailer, 322 5126. Jack Mink, BAIRD.RAY DAT. SUN, Fern Part. 631.1315. Southern Liquidators Apopka, ir.iiii 3225622 3II3ISE FirstSt Luxury Patio Apartments urflhlthed or inlurnish.d )74 Toyota pick up. long bed, air 373.5064 after 1 p.m. Sell us your car or tri.ck even If you owe money on It. See Bill Ray or Repairs Call 373 6673 LAKESIDE APARTMENTS 1947 Ford F.500 11 ft. van. nydraulic lift, air. Phone 323.7310. HIGHEST PRICES Used Office Furniture WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE .jAcres with I BR, 2'.3 bath home Mliage.' We Buy We Buy Furniture KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1sf St. 322.7335 - 79-Trucks-Trailer's - Good Prices. Good eneva Ua rd ens Air cord and heat. Beautiful and ideal locatiOn 1371 E Lansdowne Ave. Orange City. 143,900. Ph 9017752556. - - Furniture I Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pcI. commission. Free Pick. ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m Sanford 322 2210. f REALTORS. 630 6061 220) S FRENCH PINEY WOODS BARN Home Improvements CRANK CON'ST., REALTY to Buy 1q72 Ford Pickup, Sj ten, ully equipped, camp special. $2,400. 323-1755 move washer and dryer; utility Owner will finance 323 4762. 68-Wanted Want to buy used pop up camper with herd top art sides. Phone 349 5310 3229411 Double Oven 30" gas range, Ken 322 6173 172 7352 -, Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3fl 3666 or 321.77 10 silver tipped. 322 *635. NOMONEY DOWN REALTY INC. 1975 RD 250 Yamaha Excellent Running Cons. 1300. 322-095* Free hail Russian blue persian kittens, male and female. smokey; mate black and white Advice. Plants & Answers, 2t0 E. 1st St , 323 7671. Cobra. Midland, Johnson. SBE. Pierce Simpson. Beta. Browning, Hy gain Handic, Regency, 1' Berry and Pace Coenpiete ac cessories. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE. 1319 Edgewater HAL COLBERT 1973 XLCH, extended front erd and raked. Call 3235163 aftr 1. Reg German Shepherd puppies. females, 1100. Males 1125. Phone 322 3747 after 5. WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. MLS ia-Motorcycles Call Mr. Anderson, 3655110 Rent 1111)0 Lustre Eleclr.c Carpet Shsmpooer for only 5150 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE CB's 42-MbiIe Homes 322-6457 Dreamwold- 15 Words $2 Add lic for each addilioMI 5 wOrds. sq It $275 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 322 4191 19195. French Eve. 322 1196,322 416.1, 322 1964 41-Houses COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. nice 2 BR, central heat & air, fenced yard, screened porch. $19,500. and formal dining room. 132.500. S'i'e I. Office Btdgs for Rent. 1,000 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. payments. 4 BR, 2 baths, family room, central heat & air, new roof. BY Owner. $29,900 322 69/S CASH BUY all 12 units at DISCOUNT Tax SAVINGS. & get rich, even with the headaches. Call Central Fla's Sales 6. Exchange Leader JOHNNY WALKER EL CAPITAN.) BR. P, bath, nice Quiet area. Large lot, walk to schools. Low down & low 322.719* Realtor Compose your own memo.'lam. or ask our assistance We should receive your message no later rr Fra. P'.a',' 78th. than PLANTS REAL ESTATE BR duplex (1 of 6). $27,900. Good terms. Get 20 pcI CASH return on $75,400. Real Estate CaliBart I BR. 2 bath, IllS Patoma $37,500. 4 OR. 7 bath, air condition. 412 Tangelo Drive. 327 6515 or 322 Want to rent building suitable for all type repair work, prefer about summer comfort Conveniently located Owner will consider good lerms S2O.9) CRY ALL THE WAY to the BANK. Let OTHERS pay your INCOME. 2 perience. Phone 322 1001 / 3 BR home with central air for utilities. $155 mo. Kaniper's Kove, 372 60/7 Apnonecallcoutdstartyouonanew and profitable career Call 6623763 ' Reg. Real Estate Broker 603W. 1st St. 323 4061 or 323 0317 eves. Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 305 122 4720 collect. BALL REALTY Owner selling 3 BR, 2 bath stylish home near Ccun!ri Club golf course. Central heat and air, carpeted throughout. enclosed patio, heated pool. tar bque, jut .iva. offered. Shown evenings and weeken'ls Call 323 5167. Don't Be A Rent Donor Be A Home Owner Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud CabeIl. 322 8052 anytime. Req. Real Estate Broker 617W. 1st, Sanford 3fl.5641 TAFFER REALTY DOBERMAN PINSCHERS AKC Puppiei& Stud Service 307 E. 1st St., Downtown - Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. VERY NEAT Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Any year thru 1974 models. 7 days week. Call collect, 544.2131. 2611 or 131 .993. 14' Spanamer,fiberglass boat, 50 HP Mercury. Excellent for skiing, 1500. 322.3875. 323-7340 homes. BATEMAN REALTY nickel plated revolvers. $21.95 each MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Golf game gone to pot') Sell those old clubs with a classified sd. Call 322. Glastron 11',' RunabouT. Evinrude, New 37 cblib.r, swing Out cylinder SANFORD AUCTION BUILDING 1200 S. FRENCH Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 101W. Commercial Phone 3227661, Sanford 372 274$ * SPECIAL* Auction Arsenal W. Garneft White OUT OF TOWN: 3 BR frame on large lot, wood floors, almost new roofing. Only $16,300. 3220779 for Sale Owner transferred, must sell brand p.m. Cocker Spaniel puppIes, ACC Peg. beautiful solid colors, good temperament, $125 323.6499. Color TV's from $50; 85W. trom $15; Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 1200 S. French, 323.1731. Merchandise 5O-Mscellaneous Persian 3270*01. Assume payments Singer Zig zag in beautiful walnut console with automatic button 'ole. Pay balance of 194. or 10 payments of $10. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER . Beautiful lot overlooking small lake JUNK CARS- us to $35 for complete car. Call 322.161 after I eiv Free, fluffy, oiack kittens, part .f975 Sirger Zig•Lag 47-Real Estate Wanted Autos Wanted - 51-Household Goods HAROLD HALL REALTY 77- 65-Pets Supplies - SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE- Leading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec tangular pools left over from 1975 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 303. HOME 3 I. fenced, new carpet. P & I, $150 monthly. $11,500. 1430 down, RESALE BOUTIQUE 70 pcI. sale on all like new con signment clothes. Dresses, Pants Suits, Evening gowns, etc. Open 104 daily, days. 101 West 77th St. (Near Dinecresf School) ci'ntral heat air. Must sell. 163,300, or make offer. S,anora, Corner lot, carpeting, BEST FAMILY HOME 7513 Park Dr.. $70 up 1 & 7 BR Mobile homes in retirement park. Furn. or Unturn. WHY SAVE IT ... SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. OWNER ANXIOUS! 3 BR, 2 baths, custom, on lake, with I acres, Harold Hall Realty Realtor 323-5774 Any lime i is air Multiple Listing Service I Lots. Osteen, hIgh and dry, cleared. Beautiful home site with large oaks. 32.3 6694 after 1 pm. Stenstrom Realty 3 __________________ RECEPIONIST A little cx perienCe will do Light shorthand, 3736353 area, convenlen,. cxce,unr retirement or newly married $22,500. CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR ')'O(R FIT!!!. REALTORS IS" wheels; Also AM.FM stere'. 323 G7 Moflday, May 24,1916-31 Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. Sansui Stereo HI Fl amp; I chrome 43-Lots-Acreage Lovely 3 room apt., Very well fur nished & carpeted Reasonable OWNER TRANSFERRED Nearly new 3 BR, quiet uncrowded rent. iii w. First st. QUALITY INI'.INORTH l.4&5R434,Longwood Utility trailer with I'd", bed; also 3 air conditIoners. $100. each, Phone 377.1116. awning, shed Hurricane Awning. Reasonable. 323.4433. Cut. PRICE REDUCED - MUST SELL - Like new 1 BR. in settled neigh. borhood, Furnished Large corner lot. Kitchen equipped. 125.900. 2flidroom-Adtlts WEKIVA LANDING On The River. 6319667 One & 3 BR, 1"xbath,60'x12'Stas,37' metal 1I.250. MAKE OFFER. 1306133 31-Apartments Furnished WINTER SPRINGS- 4 BR, 2' 1' All said property being stored at A I, Los$lng Transfer 1. Storage at 307 South Pine Street, Sanford. Florida. Additional information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County SherIff's Deoartment. and the undenkped as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 1100 A.M on the Ph day of June AD. 1974, offer for sale and sell to th* highest bidder, 'or cash, subject to any and all exIting ieini, at the above spq(jfj place ci storage in Sanford Florida, the above de$cyIb.d Personal property. That said sale Is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution John E. Po*, r'vui,wi , ___________________________ - ,',""'""w' You pick 2 quarts, $1. Bring own con talners Osteen area 323 6179 ANroRo- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath air ca.4it.O.,tr, Si-MsellaneousforSale Forrest Greene, Inc. 5-Lost & Found 31A-.ipIexes _____________________________ LOST Reddish Pekingese female DUPLEX- furnished or un furnished. Ideal location ilog, Tampa vaccination & license Reasonable rent, tag Name "Ginger". Last seen 365 3721 anytime vicinity of I I & 44 West, 468 9924 or 668 10)3 2 Bedroom. unfurn., $30 wit, adults. ________________________ ____________________________ $35 week with children. 322.6620. -' DEZ69 \ 'I iml To Be Published May 31st . -,,,;15'z,;'"; BROWSE AND SAVE ,., ,. afldfUfl.,.TheWafltAd Way. __________________________ With A Memorial Day Message . , 'ores. Dank. thur. 4 ___________ r 322 et54 _____________ ________________ Departed loved Ones 66509 Florida Statutes 1957. - actuii, flj.4 42-WobiIe Homes 41-Houses I- _________________ _______________________ DeBary L jvCly large 1 EL air. b Honor the emory Of '- Name Statutes. To.Wit: Section Casselberry, Florida 32707 OXFORD ROAD AND FERNW000 Publish; May 21, 31, June 7, 11, 1976 BO Us. EVA R D, SEMI NO L E S Vincent Delano DEZ 125 COUNTY, FLORIDA, TRAFFIC Publish: May 17, 24, 31, June?, 1976 SIGNAL INSTALLATION DEZV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Bidders shall be qualified traffic SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA signal construction contractors FICTITIOUS NAME PROBATE DIVISION approved by the Florida Depart Notice is hereby given that we are File Number 16'I44CP ment of Transportation to'pertorm engaged in busineis at Market Division this work and Shall Submit Square Shopping Center, In Re: Estate of satisfactory written evidence with Casselberry, Seminole County under ELMER JOSEPH ARCHAMBO bid that they are so approved by the the fictitious name oh GENIE Deceased Florida Department of Tran PRINT PRODUCTIONS, and that NOTICE TO CREDITORS welntendtoregistersaidnamewlth TO ALL PERSONS HAVING sportatson. Including description the Clerk of the Circuit Court, CLAIMS ORDEMANDS AGAINST and locat,on of most recent signal project completed on the statv high Seminole County, Florida in ac THE ASOVE ESTATE: way system Cordance with the provisions Of the Within lhree months trom the time Road modif ications and pavement Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: c)f the first publication of this notic, markings shall not be included in Section 16i 09 Florida Statutes 1957. you ar, required to tile with the bid These itemiwill be furnished by 5; Jean C. Rogers clerk of the Circuit Court of tte Seminole County Public Works MirleeJo Jacobson seminole County. Florida. Probate Departmenhincoordlnationwlth,he Publish: May 3. 10. 17. 21. 1976 Division, the address of which is successful bidder. OEZ.12 Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, a Specifications may be taine at written statement Of any claim or the office of the Seminole County FIcTiTIOUS NAME demand may have against the Engineer, 4300 South Orlando Drive, Notice is hereby given that I am estate of you Elmer engaged In busineSs at P 0 BOx 615. Joseph Archambo. Sanford FlorIda 37771, or by writing deceased Fern Park. 32730, SemInole Count'i, Clerk's Ott ice. P.O. Drawer Each claim must be in writing end Sanford Florida 32T71. Alt bids are to Florida under the fictitious name of FIDELITY INSURANCE AGENCY, must Indicate the basis for the be in a sealed envelope plainly Iia and that I Intend to reoister said claim, the name and address of th creditor or his agent or attorney, for SIGNAL CONSTRUCTION, name with the Clerk of the Circuit open Court. Seminole County Florida in and the amount claimed. If .the June 7, 1976" claim I not yet due, the date when it accordance with the provisions Bids will be opened at 2.00 P.M. will become due shall be stated If Monday, June 7,1976. Inthe Board of the flctitous Name Statutes, To. the claim Is contingent or County Commissioners Meeting Wit: SectIon 663.09 FlorIda Satutes unhiquidated, the nature of the Room, 1957. Second Floor of the Court uncertainty shall be stated. It the House in Sanford, Florida Actual FlOYd B. Jordan claim is secured. thS security shall award to successful bidder will Publish. May 3. 10. 17. 24. 1976 described. The claimant shall made in DEZ.11 the next regular County deliver sufficient copiesofthectaim Commission Meeting in the Court to the clerk to enable th. clerk to - FICTITIOUS NAME House, Sanford. Florida, Tuesday. Notice is hereby given that i am malt one copy to eacr personal June 6, 1*76. representative engaged in business at 1717 Hwy 17. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr., ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS 92. Fern Park, Seminole County. Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida under the fictitious name of NOT SO FILED WILL BE Board of County R&SAUTOSALES,andtt,at I intend FOREVER BARRED. Commissioners Dated March 12. 1916. to register said name with Pie Seminole County. Florida Frank W. Archambo Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole W. Bush, Jr. As Personal Regwesenta County. Florida in accordanc, with PIlth' May 17, 21. 1974 -liv. cI in. Ettat. ni iei5 me lCTiliOvS UZ Elmer Joseph Archambo Name Statutes, ToWit: Section Deceased 66509 Florida Statutes 1957. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Kenneth AS Beane 5: Sheldon Polakoff NOTICE ISHEREBV GIVEN that P.O. Drawer One Publish: May 10, 17, 71, 31. 1976 by virtue of that certain Writ of Cat5elberry, Florida DEZ.52 Execution issued out of a ulider _____________________________ Telephone: 339JSSS the seal of the County Court of PubliSh. May 71, 31, ma Seminole County, FICTITIOUS NAME Florida, upon a OEZ.121 final judgment rendered In the Notice is hereby given H-st we are ______________________________ engaged in business at Rand Yard FICTITIOUS NAME aforesaid court On the 7th day of Road, Sanford, Seminole County, Notice is hereby given that I am July A 0. 1975 in that certain case Florida under the fictitious name Of engaged in business at RI. I Box 392, entitled. Beneficial Finance PAUL A. PRENOERGAST & AS Maitland 17.92 North 3215), Company of Casselberry, Plaintiff, SOCIATES. arid that we Intend to Seminole County. Florida under the VS. Jon R. Hudson and Betty Jean register said name with the Clerk ci fictitious name of ALLAN and Hudson, Defendant, which aforesaid the Circuit Court, Seminole County, STEPHEN AUTO SALES, and that I Writ of Execution was delivered to Florida in accordance with the Intend to 'egister said name with me as Sheriff of Seminole County, provisions of the Fictitious Name the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida, arid I have levied upon the Statutes. ToWit; Section 143.09 SemInole Counly, Florida in cc following described property owned Florida Statutes 1957. cordance with the provisions of the by ion R. Hudson an Betty Jean S: Paul A. Prenderuast Fictittj Name statutes, To Wit: Hudson,said property being located Frank M. Kemp section 665 09 FlorIda Statutes 1957. in Seminole County, Florida, more Publish; May 17, 21, 31, June 7, 1976 Perticular$y described as followi; S; Hagen Pope DEG 'I Publish; May 24, 31, June 7. II, 1,16 1 large gold sofa DEl 122 2et'id tables IN THE CIRCUIT COUR' 1 gold rectifier EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALI' I hanging lamp CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I coffee table FLORIDA by virtue of that certain Writ Of I portable lelevislon CASE NUMBER: 14*43.CA.20.E Execution issued out of and under I complete set of draperies In Re: The Adoption of the seal of the County Court of 1 dining room table and ac STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE and Seminole County, Florida, upon a companying chairs ROBERT DEAN POWERS. final Iudgmen? rendered in the I refrigerator NOTICE OF SUIT aforesaid court on the 11th day of 1 range TO; Robert Pow,r January, AD. 1974, In thit certain all pots and p,n 10.000 Imperial Boulevard case entitled. Southern Discount I drip coffee maker Downey, California Co., Plaintiff, vs Wayne C. & I Ieciric mixer you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PatricIa Dylies, Defendant, which all dishes that an action for adoption has been aforesaid Writ of Execution was all silver-wars and ItaIntt.ss ware fiIed, andyOuarer.quiredtos,ry, delivered to me CS Sheriff of I doubt, bed complete copy Of your written objections, if Seminole County, Florida, and I 2 dressers any' to the Petition, on KENNETH have ic'vied upon the following 3 cnest of drawers AS. BEANE, Altorney at Law, P.O 1 slide projector Drawer One, Casselberry, Florida. C Dykes, said property being I power mower and fil,i the oriolnal with 55. rl..i lat.d In !i...L_ - In Remembrance ------------------fl' It (luO$.) VHAL I "STEEL ARENA" 10:10 1 - 6 NEWS CHRISTIAN UVING (Wed.) THE ROCK (Thus) MANNA (Fn.) THE BIBLE '' he made the Lion of Flanders Mike Connors, announcer lie down for the CBS cameras David Michaels and conductor and last month sort of beat Frank DeVol serving as her Jiwy Young on ABC. straight n• But only closed-circuit TV for which citizens will have to Michaels, taking note of her pay will be carrying hIs June alleged difficulties with the 26 battle in Tokyo with a English language, introduces Japanese wrestler. If the wres- her at the start of the show tier wins, he'll graduate from thusly: "Ladles and gentlemen the ring sumo cum laude. the incomprehensible - '" 1.11 BREAM EAT MY CAPTAIN S 'The Remarkable An&ew. Yc'iilmHotden. Bdanxfov'. 2-lfl marri ,n '4' 9) CBS PEWS: (Co. 7.30, local news). 4 Ptha sn.wmam Holden. (B&W) 1940. mn. 'lb. Boss." John Pa, 'MI0 (19() 1255 f1) SHW MIdael n*on's best SelI aboutadeaolywusthats)nkes Earth on a rtu'ring BI'ibsh DAILY 630 2 (Fii. ortti) DAN GRIFFIN C5'OfredS Strain" Arthu' HIll, 2' 12 NBC N SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 830 4 '6 PS' '7' 24 SPECIAL OF nE WEEK "R Tw*'cff p. James Olson. io 5 MAUDE - PICTITIOUSNAMU Notice Is hereby given Ihet $ am TEL EVISIOII LISTI4GS AND HIGHLIGHTS - Monday Legal Notici Legal Notice L riling - BruSh, roil, spraf ty work. Reasonable prices. estimates 377 0439 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYStEMS All types and S we repair and service STINE MACHINE I. SUPPLY CO 207W.2ridSt 3226432 T0 List Your Business...DicxI 322-2611 or 831-9993 1 �I Li 46-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 24, 1976 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker -!!ME, 'jOUR A ACEVER.' (OUZ TROUBLE I IS RI&IIT flIERE.' / AN2 )U'RE AN OV8R' ACliEVER. ALL L ? -((Z< AN ACROSS IL 31 I np of perpns Kd( buzz 74 a by Art Sonsom - THE BORN LOSER ; /r c.rT1AR ( ARXT VAT ... IT" J6T THAT I PU:4JT FVFN Ovut'.Mfr6 \...TAKI IT! ., cc: (VJ1 - - . __ . -1 - - W . E SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl ARIES (March 21-April 19) You have a tendency today to be sure For the next few days your spending doesn't exceed shift the blame for your mistakes t') companions and your Income. Also, think twice associates. If you make any before making any loans. admit it. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) boners, Don't enter into any SAGI ARIJJS(N0'l 23-Dec. wisely today, Pace your agreements at this time that 21) mentally and physically. It's you have doubts about. can wiser to back off graciously Taking on more than you either department is a than to saddle yourself with handle in mistake. something that's wrong, CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. une 20) GEMINI (May 21-June for Any serious problems tOdaYare 19) Don't manage things Avoid others today unless you're apt to be self-inflicted. t very which isn' erratic actions that could cost invited to do so, o t tend t Your own likely. Jus you money or time. CANCER (June 21-July fl) garden. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You may jeopardize a friend- toward an old pal, 111111111 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS THESE TWO BOOKS YOU'VE HA PUBUSHED HAVE, ONL' l by Larry Lewii IES, THEY'RE BR'LL'ANTLN CONCISE AND TO THE [ ...'CAUSE THOSE NUMBERS INCLUDE TITLE PAGE, TABLE 'VTh OF CONTENTS, INDEX, I --- I- - MUST AND , 1 CTION I AND 22 PAGES RESPECTIVELY L 1 i im 1 1 Committee Kills Hattaway's - by Stoffel & Heimdahl ThtT'LL TAKE CARE 0' YA 'IlL I CN MAKE PERMANENT A Senate committee Monday night sounded the I I I've talked it over with the governor and I agree bodies sWd be added to the statute. ,,But this bill Is not the answer," declared Dunn, a the press was the major it's said Though Hattaway a very dangerous bill. You could kill the real opponents had charged would gut Florida's LandIlattaway, a Democrat from Altamonte Springs opponent to his proposal, many top officials former general counsel to the goveraor. inSunshine Law," Brantl'y said. of the benefits mark open-meetings law. told the committee that public ofand member of Seminole County's 'legislative cluding two members of the Seminole delegation Hattaway Gay. Reuhin Askew has been quoted as saying he Judicial Circuit had been indicted 18th The Senate Governmental Operations Committee delegation, argued that the law was so vague that have publicly voiced opposition, would refuse to sign the amendment even if it ficials in the but none convicted. voted 7-1 to defeat the measure after a spokesman there was noway for public officials to know exac y Sen. Lori Wilson, I-Merritt Island, said the bifl passed the senate. Representive Hattaway's cousin, Seminole from Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's office said the what constitutes a violation. Many public officials would open the door for elected bodies to cirWhisnand, commenting Shevin's office - - . pISCES (Feb. 21).March 20) 1REA%RS.' Ci4' -- r. I. I read DEAR DR.' LAMB your column some time ago about the problem of lactose in milk and how many people . Chic Young BLON DIE C'AG\sOOO! IS COLD WATER ' ' ±1 / 7 COMING OUT OP HOT WATER IS COM G O FAUCET? / t )J COLD AOT 2t Th . __ _ r I cf ,rvf_ :;~~] I fl ( 1 THE HOTWATER , 3Ri\\ k(-(J 7_1 Z 7ry- ' V~ . THEN WEDON'T HAVE A PROBLEM "%. tA . I/I ./I -.-- f AL1 by Al Vsrm.sr P,J I'1ITVTI-1FM V.JR 1 ITLJAT'c V i$-lAT 'rtU I THINK! SHE WANTS YOU CAN HAVE A TROMBONE' J PIkER! SOME PEACE fif . - QUIET.' e-;z 4 1- ) , ,\ I / DON'T BUY IT.' \ PLEASE! PLEASE' / ,.. / Q. 1i I zpi,t! 1. 4 `11 . - __ - F I ' 0 Dr. W ARCHIE - '-I ¶ p -- by Bob Montana r s vv WHAT .4W. I laTE 5'llF \ GCCOIS I'M GETTING ThArSFOR I I 'VE LEARNED I IT! YOU INTERESTED IN THE BIRDS! I A LOT ABOJT I CA1dT USE ORNIflIOLOGV! !CA'.I5 .'.,P THAT KNOWLEDGE j -i/ OPMAL ITL Yo K DEF Y vou IF A'wC'E CAN MAKE SOCCER PCPu.AR IPiTHE ) TOG,IE ME CAaf u.S.,PELEC.Aj' TOPI CAL SENTENCE >.. J . WID Ti THE WQQ - P.:CAN IN IT! - - - t I 4 -- by Bob Ths. HEIGHT & WEIGHT CHART WELL , How RBoUI THAT! __ ,- I iI e -wit IfI - 1 4 10, ' by Gill Fox ' - 11:4 I .. r .8 I ., I - I I / 1". rn excellent litigate. "But I don't think we ought to jump in with all feet and file suit," he said. "We should ask them to reconsider the petition." The petition, filed last year by seven county's the municipalities, listed county services which do not benefit city residents. One of Sanford's main complaints is that the - Julian Stenstrorn were asked to represent the city at a Wednesday night meeting of the Seminole County Tax Cornmission, which is studying In other action, the corn- rmssioners: - Gave preliminary approval for a 5.5 per cent cost of living raise for c ity employes. " representatives who want him i Twn mPm}rc nf th Sanfnrd 111111111111. I '\! - '.') • ,.-..-. ". - - Waived building permit - 1 -, ,, - -. f .. . - - 'i_al _ Bri dge ------------------ 8-B Calendar - - -- _____ - - lIi*ItI.wt _____ ______ ____ ________ . .. .14i4 I. "' I -.../ &.-. . -.li• . -- .n - ALL-AMERICAN FRECKLE KING AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY -- - commercial methods of making these products does not elimInate the lactose problem and these commercial products , .j.4. for a future like Liz Taylor's still cause people to get sick. - - _:T- Under By The Associated Press President Ford has passed the halfway mark in his quest for the Republican presidential nomination and Democrat Jimmy Carter has a chance to reach the same milestone as six states held presidential primaries today. SIX pri maries. transportation policy committee of elected Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. - - officials Iri,i The plan of attack includes adding two lanes for buses and carpools to I-I, building or widening 585 miles of roads and pur- . . Details and tides on Page 3-A. proposed transportation system because they'll have to okay a In Six States tax to pay for it - probably either an increased sales tax or an additional cent on the gasoline tax. A committee has been appointed to look for funding. If no funds are available, the subcommittee was told to seek new I would win 100 or more of the 191 delegates being contested in today's primaries in Arkansas. Idaho, Ken- Way The former California governor the state convention June 12. Carter yet to win outside the South and West Party officials predict that the exception of conservative as a result with will make a strong showing of endorsements earlier this month of Indiana and is still to carry a major Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton and other Northern industrial state. Oregon also is the only place where party leaders. f Carter is being tested on anything Although Ford's 701 Is more than approaching equal terms, and failure of the 1,130 needed for the GOP his remaining rivals to stall him there nomination, he faces a much tighter put his bandwagon beyond s nearest could race than Carter does. Carter' stopping. rival is Rep. Morris K. Udall with 292:5 Carter was favored in the southern delegate votes, states voting today and risked little Oregon shapes up as the critical disgrace from any loss to Sen. Frank Church in Church's home state of Idaho or to California Gay. Edmund G. Brown, Jr., in Nevada. Ford's delegate strength was pushed By DONNA ESTES herald Staff Writer Oregon also carries the distinction of a traditional bellwether. No presidential candidate since 1924 has lost the primary there and still gone on to win the White House. Featured IIg3LdUUII LU UVIUV UIV &WIUJ. If no funds can be raised, the metropolitan area will be left with what Lee calls the - 'do nothing" alternative - no beltline, leaving mass transit as it is today and improving only a minimum number of highways. Other alternatives considered by the transportation policy committee were building the full beltline, building just the eastern half - the proposal endorsed by a citizens' advisory group - and building just the western half. The mass transit system will reduce traffic congestion, cut nose levels, conserve energy and diminish air pollution over the do nothing plan, Lee said, citin g an 11-year study of the metropolitan area's transportation needs by the regional planfling council. Under the metropolitan area's present highway and tran. it system, by 1990 34 per cent of the roads will have serious congestion problems. The mass transit system will, planners predict, cut that to 26 per cent - slightly ahead of the full per cent rating. A combination of part of the beliline's to beltline and an improved transit system would cut congested roads to 24 per cent. U.S. 17.92 and SR36 are both among the roads expected to have the most serious congestion problems. In Special Edition in 1927. She moved back to the community and bought a winter interests in the community and is acti vely in volved in a fence business, home in t he 1 950s. The Anderson family -Mr. and Mrs. P.D. Anderson Jr., remains, Mrs. Green said, in the Lake Mary's past Little of Lake Mary's 2,500 residents would not have recognized their way of historical items. except for the cemetery, across the are involved with nurseries in Lake Mary and Fern Park with DOONESBURY ' ThA Hospital ...................3-A Obituaries ----------------2-,t Sports ..... ------------1-3-B --------- 4-B Television 7-A Women...... -, tucky, Nevada. Oregon and Tennessee. battleground for both parties. For one past!" - - TLar- eluded competition In track and field evexits. flierald photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Primary Elections V$y - chasing about 600 buses. Seminole residents will be served by a bus system including S%IAIIIFJ4 neighborhood loops routes in most communities that connect with Monday's high S5, today's low both local' and express' routes to downtown Orlando, other communities and major shopping areas Like Altamonte Mall. 65. Rainfall: .04 inch. I ikl , Th e whole project will cost more than $600 million - about Partly cloudy through 4 Wednesday. Chance of thun- $550 million for highway improvements and $86 million for the dershowers. highs mid and transit network - and that's where the question mark comes in. upper 60s. Northwest winds 15 "We may not make it," says East Central Florida Regional m.p.h. decreasing at night. Planning Council transportation expert James Lee, citing funding Rain probability 40 per cent problems. "You've got to match those federal funds to spend Eight-year-old Joe)' Evans, a third grader at Pinecrest School, was among the crowd of Yountem today, 20 per cent tonight and 30 them." enjoying popcorn and drinks at the school's annual May Day Play Day Monday. The day also per cent Wednesday. Voters in all three counties will have a chance to approve the Lake Mary Chamber Of Commerce I •,srw&,i.,*.Ijip*w "I wish (41, ,,IiiIN ' Traaspor tatiin planners are betting that Seminole residents .6-B to jobs, shopping centers and Crossord ............6-B nI W)O will clwoae to ride ess tLetct. Editorial - .8-A' ..wntow:. Tactics (er meetiiig the Ortan metr..'poaa sr.a'a tran............ 7-A Dear 1bby Dr. Lamb.. ............ .6-8 sportatlon needs in 1990 with a highly-developed mass transit Horoscope ................6-B system instead of a beltilne expressway were decided Friday by .5 ___________ ___________ -_-_ J,_ ' ______ -- - --- - --- Comics - other milk piroducts. Current 01W By 1990, A Bus May Today . improved under a SEEDCO over the halfway mark on Monday With the 740 he already has, this would thing, it may be Reagan's last chance gi'.e him well over half the l505 he before the GOP convention to prove he program for Low-income when 119 previously uncommitted New for nomination, York delegates agreed needs to give up their can win a state with a middleground families. Missouri's conventions will be held In electorate. The other five states voting - Reappointed George uncommitted status and throw in with Brown to the Sanford housing the President at the urging of Vice the state's 10 congressional districts, today are in the string of more conThe 14 otter members of the state's 71' servative southern and western states Authority board of corn- President Non A. Rockefeller . Carter, meanwhile, was member delegation will be selected at considered prime Reagan territory, predicting he missioners. fees for several houses being - '' ". 'a . ';. - Brown said if Evans doesn't honor the reauest , in ac- The picketing at the SHA cordance with SHA by-Laws, are trying to force a meeting of offices, West 10th Street, was that the Tenant Council will the board to consider firing or called off Monday afternoon, request a Seminole County suspending SHA Executive This morning SHA board Grand Jury probe of housing member George W. Brown, authority operations, especial! Director Thomas Wilson III. Wilson, employed to ad- selected by tenants as their in connection with a lor;minister 480 low-rent public representative on the SHA running modernization housing units for nearly four board, said he has delivered a (Continued On Page 3-A years, has been the object of a request for a special SHA board Jr rt - - fired Housing Authority (SHA) board F And Missouri Democrats were to select 54 deleizates in district con. --------------inc tentative ni more delegates than ght eparing ventions to of the first steps in pr were at stake in any of the individual the city's 1976-77 budget. . ill week.long picketing effort by meeting to SHA chairman Joint Tenant Council Richard Evans. ByROBLLOYD Herald Staff Writer ...i i.. - I y double taxation. is Try o Force Meeting I ~~~~~~~l i, I' I county hasn't spent any Of its '.". f".- to mm / . I __iI nlprpc thø ny ., product Is more widespread It people with poor lactose will become available in local tolerance. I think this Is an exciting prospect to really do something abut the lactose problem millions have. Of course the dairies will have to use low lactose milk to make low lactone cotta ge cheese, yogurt and -o 11 road budget inside the limits for several years. I - / Manager Warren Knowles. MIZC said the court opinion - SHA Board Members . 1. --- - ---------------6-A Take You To Work Th e answer is th at we try to SIDE GLANCES Hopefully, as knowledge of the help both the dairy farmer and FRANK AND ERNEST _ _`15___ . acceptable and prohibited municipal taxation on the courts rather than the state legislature. State law has prohibited double taxation since Florida's newconstitution was adopted ln I%8 ut resi.ints of Seminole's seven municipalities have received no relief on county tax IPP..: bills. has never "Seminole County complied with the spirit of the _______ law," said Sanford City a 5- Several readers have asked Oswald. - In the earliest us if we favor light, th ird-hand days of contract bidding North o pening bids. i',, " .'. -._.4Jj'i would o pen one spade, Sou th -fi-905.1 by placing the burden of drawing the lines between " res pond one notrump and the maintain the same minimum hand would play there. South requirements for our opening would make exactly seven hidi of nn You ') !OW'!ge way to split the double sugar tricks. i"to one would have In other words, an opening with an enzyme. Is there any some dairies to do this. I would seen that the hand belonged in bid is an opening bid in any way people Like me can get the suggest that all of you who have two hearts.' position Jim: "Today almost any enzyme? I'd dearly love to be gas, diarrhea problems and . (For a copy of JACOBY able to use milk again. Besides problems with milk tolerance good player would open the niyhusbandwouldbehappierif get busy and write to Dr. North hand with one club. MODERN, send $1 to: "Win the market for milk could . Richard Farrar, United Dairy South would respond one at Bridge." do this heart, North raise to two newspaper. P.O. Box 489, tually be Improved. Industry Association, 6300 hearts and South would make Radio City Station, New YOrk, DEAR READER - Yes, North River Road, Rosemont, either eight or nine tricks" N. V 70079) there is a way to split the double Illinois 60018. Tell him that you sugar, lactose, found in milk want the dairy industry to happy to tell you that it is now low in lactose. Dairy farmers who want the available in some parts of the country. The product is made market of those millions of from a special type of yeast and Americans who would like to the small packets of It are use mill out can unless it is marketed as tact-Aid. You can converted to low lactose put one packet of powder into products should also push Dr. one quart of fresh milk and let it Farrar a little bit to encourage stand in the refrigerator for 24 national distribution of low hours or longer and it will lactose dairy products. Since convert about 75 per cent of the more than 80 per cent of blacks lactose double sugar into single and other minorities and about sugars. I have tried it and it 10 per cent of whites have this problem it is a huge market works. Vnii .G th nr,nfr,.f. frn nwnitinti -.... the time fbi' rlalrvI b tSugarLo Company, P.O. Box industry provides low Lactose 1017, Atlantic City, N.J., 08404. products nation wide. It will - Partner can pass. If he does problem. It really upsets me to have gas, cramps and diarrhea _________________________ everytime I try to drink a glass of milk. At first my doctor supermarkets across the thought it was just nerves but I country. It Is already available found out about the lactose in parts of Canada. Alan problem from reading your Kilgerman of SugarLo plans to column and s topped using milk make the process availa ble to be happy to hear that. Other people who want their dairy to pro vide such a product can tell milk may be their problem. My question is, your column their local dairy to contact indica ted that there mi ght be a SugarLo about the process. ' passandyouhavetoplayone with a three-card suit, it is not a fate wore than death. The second thing to learn about it is that you don't open a three-card club suit when you have a five-card suit in your hand. You only open a short club when you don't have any really good bid - a quorum to make decisions. She also said the amendment could "completely emasculate and indicted late last year along with Commissioner _% _ .11)C LILY 01- 3fl1OI'U Will asi Seminole County to reconsider (0 I. 5 a 1175 petition protesting double taxation of city residents. / - action could result in a / tax break for city residents. \iA A Florida Supreme Court / r for the d oo "opens mirn municipalities," City Attorney C. Vernon Mire Jr. told city commissioners Monday night, to know about it. The first that it is not a forcing bid. have a dairy farm I have this 0 Taxation P r ot e S t Reopens Herald Staff Writer Jim: ' Th ere are two things _ Lamb and milk products. And I am provide a milk product that is 54 Harry Kwiatkowski and County Atty. Thomas Though no convictions have resulted, Hattaway measure as proposed by Hattaway was "un- void the Sunshine Law." everyone knows the intent of because alone were enough to have necessary" Ray Sittig, Florida League of Municipalities Freeman for violations of the Sunshine Law. A argued the indictments grand jury charged the trio with holding secret the law. executive director, supported Hattaway. press." the officials "crucified by the State Rep. Vince Fechtel, R-Leesburg, voted "Under the law, as it is, city officials don't know meetings in connection with a clay pit. The charges However, Deputy Atty. Gen. Jim Whisenand said was Passed on what to do when they are going to be maliciously were dismissed. Shevin felt Hatt.away's bill would emasculate the against the measure when It y JACQUELINE Oswald: We have had so many questions about the socalled short club that it seems worthwhile to devote some ar tides to the bid. I was one of the young ex pert. of th e Th irties who developed it. Since that time it has changed very other ieuple with gas, diarrhea and indigestion don't know that \\j Passed two weeks ago by a 84-25 vote in the Florida house, the amendment would have allowed officials to dodge requirements set forth by the Sunshine Law if less than a quorum is present for a S and all milk products. Miracles dairies so they can produce low of miracles, nerves and all, I lactose milk and market it to got well. I wonder how many the public. Your husband will r1Z 4\\ were unable to drink milk or use milk products. Although we taway. B By OSWALI) and JAMES JACOBY - 1. the Government in the Sunshine Law. meeting. WIN AT BRIDGE Milk Sugar Split By Yeast Product "strongl" opposed the bill, said the Hattaway County Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway, was proposal would "completely void and emasculate" are being indicted as a result, according to Ilat cumvent the law by meeting in groups of fewer than responsibilities rather than issue over trivial matters. Try •i Supreme Court, death knell fir a Bob Hattaway-sponsored proposal prosecuted even if only two show up for the meeting. Whisenand argued. face them head-on. Those to keep everything in peruIJ uuR.l tactics won't work. spective. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. IjuOEM - ANN Just because another may not YOUR BIRTHDAY agree wholeheartedly with your i• ai May 25, 1976 Ideas is no reason to think this MUau• i.iu person wrong. You both have a Conditions having an effect point. your work or career will 23) Be upon 23-oct. LIBRA Sept. JUIB--JRlJ wary of a proposition that be unusual and promising this might be offered you today. It year. Be ready to take ad-. could have far too many strings vantage of circumstances that suddenly shift uniquely. goRj JIRUNION attached. iui Sunsh*ne Bill, 7 1 prosecuted," Sittig said. Under the law, as now interpreted by the Sunshine Law, which states all meetings attended House floor, Sen. Edgar Dunn, D-Daytona Beach, agreed the Senate President Designate Lew Brantley if public officials meet with the by public officials must be open to the public. 're is a test of reasonableness that must be predicted the amendment would not see a vote by law needs amending. He said specific exemptions intent of circum venting requirements to make for attorney-client conferences with governing public decisions in the open, then they can be applied and it has work"d well for 10 years," the Senate during this session, By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer A. BUGS BUNNY D eath Knell Sounded On Amendment Proposal -e % , is one of those days when you Usually you're quite forgiving, might try to skirt your but today you may make a big Jiaji Sanford, Florida 37771-Price 10 Cents - "ll toward a new one. Treat alms today. Don't quit when the II end 15 in sight, ia.IjIIluIu everyone equally. juuI __11 ________________________________________ too attentive measures, to accomplish your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This eirk1l., fy 68th Year, No. lly it will take full strokes, not halfship today by behaving coo JIIIlBJIUI ____ emn . 4 ___________ ______ BQ1Pri A 42 Playground 13 Low haunt Ill Biblical weed equipment __________ 15 Being (taInt 46 Colt instructor IcIE tRii, -1 47 High cards 16 Pub drink 4 That girl I? Operatic SOlO 49 Fish eggs 25 Baltimore -27 Female saints IS Summer (Fr) 50 Three-banded 5 61h Jewish month 19 Large plants armadillo tab 21 Bills of lading 51 Musical sound 6 Afrcan river 28 Nuisance 7 Leg joint lab) 33 Hawk used in 52 Latin hunting 22 Income (Sp) Conjunction 8 Depot (ab) (p1 ) 9 Birds song 34 Slight hollow 24 Plates of sheet 36 Stylish S3 Fender mishap 10 Ascended iron IFr) 11 Boys name 37 Wandering 54 Shame (II) 26 College (p11 officials 38 Treaty group 55 Burmese wood 19 BrilliantSprite 28 Parenthesis lab colcred 40 Classifies 56 Table scraps (ab) 29 Small rug songbirds 43 Small DOWN 20 Bird with songbird 30 So" at Gad I Moslem prince iridescent 44 Greek letter (Bib ) (va) r leathers 31 lifetime 45 Birds home 2 Clothed 23 Mexican sla,le 48 Body of water 32 School sign 3 Jewish ascetic food SO Stir (Coll) MI 0 HOROSCOPE _ ir''° b7IjERNICEBEDEOSOL __________________ S __________ _ ______ For Tuecday, May 25, 1976 yç _j! tjiq "Cei't !!"C! 12 to Previous Puzzle IOIRIAIT0IfI S Diving bird 8 Web-footed A iiotc I general (:001) 35 DiacrItIcal m$rk 38 More rational bird 39 Comes close ' 9I64T 114ERE -' Birds I swer se ttled in the vicinity. The town's first name was his own. A train station for the railroad, founded by Longwood's founder, E.W. Henck, at the site was named "Bents." ln the samie decade, Judge McDonald Paramore, a civd by a their son Parker D. Anderson III. The younger Anderson is engineer, surveyed a town site and it was called Belle Fontaine. town in the 1920s - the decade when the Chamber of Commerce railroad tracks, begun in 1894 and currently managed n.,l,Ln, h;. Ln I ,.n,t,.,.wl .---- ,..,,'.-nl,, e,,,,,n,, I,.., t..,,i lfl lb 1Rk'q flr W II I'u2nc fih' nf nn t',,,...,.,... ... .i, --'-S---...... . ,, WileLitry £Sa3UCLUUUII. was founded, Cackleberry rarms IJU'IVVU, iiie DllUUIl II-U3UIU "And Arolyn True has four millstones -two large ones and ternion the city council there. And there isa young P.D. Anderson area and the L0m[nl1nitY'3 name was changed to take Mary. rished and rabbit raising was the town's fastest growing inThe combined comm unity is said to have been named for the two small ones - from the old sta rch factory, once a thriving IV, the councilman's son. dustry. fact wife of one of the early settlers, the Rev. J.F. Swideil, who came Mrs. True attends many city council meetings, in The Chamber of Commerce and civic-minded businesses are industry, employing many residents of the area," she said. he acti letha Fowler, still active in the Chamber, has her home on pr cally all of them, including special ones and workshops. She to t area in 1894 as pastor of the Upsala Swedish Presbyterian sponsoring a special section in Wednesday's edition of The is involved with the Lake Mary Women's Club and the Chamber. Church. Evening Herald, a reprint of a May 26, 1928 section of that day's part of the tract originally' occupied by Cackleber-ry Farms. Ed Clarence and Marion Peckham of an old Lake Mary family Early lake Mary had a star-co factory and a hotel to ac. Zimmerman, another old-timer, is retired, takes care of his fruit edition of The Sanford Herald, outlining the city's history. railroad live in the old Peckham conunotiate its employer, and a general store. The participates in civic activities such as the election (he is retired from the and with the goal of a "chicken a groves starch was 1923, in begun Cackletwrry Farms, homestead. made from the root of the cassava plant. The enterpri.'ie was board. on the in o ts, nor does the Bathing Cas is minute," no longer ex Bitt, relatively few of the old families remain. The gr'at discontinued in 1909. Legend is that the factory, at kant mo.n of its Mrs. Claire Evans, widow of a pillar of the community in the eastern shore of Lake Mary. Few uf the city's well-known of Lake Mary's residents are "newcomers." new in the major equipment, was moved to Pennsylvania. Today, just the Lake Mary Women's Club, majority the in 1920,.%Frank Evans, is active structures of that day are still standing. past three decades. opposite u occurring throughout the south as industries are periodically, meetings attends city council "They were just torn down and the lumber and block used for The lake Mary Chamber Commerce, celebrating of its 54th moving here from the north. gas grocery store and the Homer Gleason, who operated Margaret Green, author of a forthcoming n-','- -.--- U)' TUMBLEWEEDS I. I'. RYCU /EX ';-;;:, YOU R NEW HORSE E'I HAW-HAW-HAW-HAWiU WH.AThWE FAC1ORY PI' H (rET )(F'E14Ef? FROM? MW! HAWU IA)! c50 km P OFMV f iE • PEW AFV MOW [7 S I f I, ~ I book on Lake Mary's history which is listed as the official station in the'20s, is retired, but remains active in the Chamber. anniversary this year. and the oldest continually active chamber fie was designated a city councilman in the city's charter nearly o(commerce in Florida is trying to keep ttr2 community's history Heritage project of the city's Bicentenni3l celebration. ill $1 f2V Li_-.... ' - - other things," said Mrs. _______ ~ ~ .-._. Mrs. Green and her family moved to lake Mary in the early li2Os and left as did man) uther, alter the l-IUflLL4 fli..-omLl busted three years ago. Otis Sjoblum of another old family retains his real estate alive, The community began in 1870 when a man named Rents The Lake Mary community sur%ii,ed the citrus freele of 104 and the boom bust of 1927. In August 1913, the residents voted to (Continued On Page 2-A) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 24, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 24, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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He'll do all he can to make things pleasant for you and the one closest to your heart. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec ei.. I...tnM p.,n uiul'. .iaii. si, stic creatixv find you particularly appealing high in you today, especially In today. 11 there's someone you doing things to beautify your want to get close to, this is the surroundings. '4 t.... • This is GEAHNI (May 21-June 20) secret admirer has some very with pleasure. If you have a nice things to say about you client you're working on, take today. This person is vitally him out for a good lunch cr - WL 41 B LON DIE Chic Young ON ThE OTeIEP HAND. 1 '.*I'40 INVENTED ,J I WHO INVENTED1 ( PCAC.,-4ED E0 5 J E ( CODDLED EGGS? rl ) THEN YOU ) ( GET TO Th'N'(:NO, J WHO VENTED EGGNOG? ( ( PCO8A&-i THREE ' FELLOWS NAMED POACH. CODDLE AND N00 Three C . •' .4-.. . • . .. .. . . BY THE TIME I GET by Al Ve,.mr YOU CALL THAT ' SPORTSMANSHIP?) FISH t GAME DIV chest wasn't much and thatI and the chest wall is absorbed could outgrow this whole II' as the lung expands. problem. I am24—year—old, only a part of the lung actually e. foot, l POZfl( collapses. The rest of the lung ,, What's bothering me 11e may continue to function most, Dr. Iamb, Is that lam normally. 5CUU to UdW. iiiiyuiic willu These little blister formations has had a collapsed lung can are commonly at the tip of the tell you that their lungs and Lungs . Fortunately, because of chest hurt for a long time afscarring these areas often terwards. It wasn't until about cause no further problems. The three months ago that my lungs -ill belft Of '-'— I. felL all right again. Now i am TO. right back again where I started from. What do you suggest do? What will happen if both my lungs collapse together? Exactly what kind of operation Is the doctor talking about? Is It successful? What are the risks, should I seek other medical opinions' What causes this IT DEAR READER — You have P — C ii.mi ARCHIE Il•4 ,...5 by Bob Montana J HIS GUITAR I £r 5-21 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavi — 1 THINK GPflY aig 13 HEREDIMgy.. You GET IT FROM blister on the surface of the lun g YOUR giD,ç Sal TUMBI EWE EDS had recurrent pneurnothorax which means air Inside the chest cavity. As disagreeable as this condition is, It is seldom life threatening. It is literally caused by a leak in your lungs. The leak usually occurs because a small bllsterlike Iromatlon or bleb on the surface of the lung breaks. This is Like having a weak spot on an inner tube in a tire and having It finally rupture and the tire collapse. The lungs are merely a collection of tiny air sacs which are like a cluster of balloons, The only difference is they are all interconnected. When one of these little air sacs converts Into a bleb or blister and niptures, air leaks out of the entire lung. The air then accumulates between the lungs and the chest wall, giving you air In this space which is normally completely filled with the lung tissue. As the air accumulates between the chest wall and the lung, it forces the lung to collapse. The little broken not future attacks are lely to occur is by careful review of X ray studies. There are two different kinds of operations that are cornmonly done. One just cuts away the area of the lung where the blister formations are located, Another prevents excessive collapsing of the lung by literally scarring the surface of the lungs so It becomes at- IsiI ' . ) ç DOONESBIJRY by Garry Trudeau "T ,'tW7.Ii? Ct2 4l4N, LiLLY, 1' M7TCtpj/.j 71?JNfr. 1LPlO1/ I I - Ii1 U(A: - Florida Legislature May Vote This Year TALLAHASSEE (A?) — The Equal Rights Amendment may come before the Florida Legislature during the waning days of the 1976 sessIon after all, Sen. Lcd W ilson said Friday. But Sen. Wilson, a member of Seminole's legislatIve delegation, declined at a news conference to say definitely whether she would seek approval of t ERA bill, Obeer',ers speculated she may have been attempting to gauge reaction to the possibility of a vote on the bill. "The bill is alive, it Is n Rules Corn te and II we have the votes, w henever It is, we are certainly going to move," she said. "We still have a lc,t of bl1s In committee that are not moving that and sale of lottery tickets. She was released on $2,000 bond. Jack L. Walker, 24, same address, was charged with aiding or assisting In promotion of a lottery and possession of lottery paraphernalia. lie was released on $2,000. James B. Mayes, 66, same address, was charged with keeping a gambling house, aiding thI1 Law Enforcement's Orlando Field and assisting promotion of a lottery, possession an i rl thgi ønk , s..-I......I .....-_ &L. .._. totaled t I.-...,.., . Ile A .,.I. rele ased ;',15.000 bond. Doretha Wade, 31, of 509 Oleander, New Smyrna Beach, was charged with aiding or Lunch F'r IceS To Rise assisting in promotion of a lottery and sale of year. Faced wi th ha ving to f ind $129,587 to pay employe benefIts and hampered by a restricted budget and soaring food costs, the school budget committee was forced Tuesday to hike the prices on bo th Type A meals I the sta ndard school meal) and on the a La carte Items offered in !he secondary schools. A,. fl.nn.. U 1i U 1 -4 Offic i als Say Evenings Often Bring Rain —— You'll Have To Tak e Time Off From Work To See Your c ild ifs morn in g Graduation h By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer all will hold their festivities outdoors in their football stadiums, as well, with the only difference Oviedo's 10 a.m. starting time. If you're a working parent who has just received "This is the third year in a row we've had it outthe news that your high school senior will be side " Revisiuut "This wziv evervhndv zeta a seat. graduati ng Th ursday, June 10, in the middle of the everybody can see, and ;-;u don't have to have two morning and you really can 't understand just chalk monsters outside telling people they can't come in. it up as anothe r example of Man bowing to the "When we used to ha ve it In the gym," he went on, Elements. "we didn't have enough room. Each gradua te could "Three or four years ago was the last time we had only ha ve two tickets (for guests), and it was a bout 500 graduation at night," says Seminole High School degrees in the gym, and well, you try telling some Principal Don Reynolds. "Well, w hat happened then gr andmo th er that she can 't come in and see her w as there was a heck of a thunderstorm and It was grandson graduate!" raining and lightning and blowing and everything, and But what a bout the poor working stiffs who will gradua tion was going on. And then w hat happens is we ha ve to leave the mines to attend their youngsters' end up getting criticized for holding graduation in a commencements? th under and lightning st orm ." "I believe a large majority of people would take off That, in a nutshell, is the main moti vation behind that hour or so rather than sit there In a state of shock, morning graduation schedules all across Seminole just waiting to see w hether the downpour will come," County. said Lake Howell Principal Richard Evans. An additional factor as the family-planningLake Howell has only nin th, tenth and eleventh notwithstanding population boom reaps another ades and will not hold commencement until 1977. gr harvest is lack of space. Lake Brantley will graduate 542 students, Lyman "We will probably have 430 graduates this year," 435, Oviedo about 250 and when Lake Howell joins the e average person brings nine th Reynolds said, "an d people to graduation. We do not ha ve any building parade next year . Evans expects to have '-right at - Except for milk and orange juice, prices on all school lunch items will be up one nickel next •1II The pageantry of American history, from the days of the indians and first Euaupean immigrants, through settiement, war, Industrial revolution and space shots, Is portrayed in brilliant color In this giant tapestry, "Collage America," created by three Seminole County Women. Wo%en into the pictorial history are the great men and ttomen whohase created the heritage we celebrate in this Bicentennial year. Story, picture on page 1-C, Women's Section. COLLAGE AM ERICA will pass in the next two weeks." Sen. W ilson and leaders of ERArnerica, the organization pushing ERA nationally and now lobbying in Tallahassee, said they had found new support for ERA in recent days. However, Nancy Wittenburg, director of Gov. Reuben Askews Commission on the Status of Women, said it was her understa nd ing that the ERA had not gsined enough supcct fos' passage thIs year. "They have swung a few votes but not the three they need" for Se na te passage, she said. After passing the House 61-58 last year, ERA was defeated in the Senate 21-19, t1v second straight year of rejection In Florida. ERA propon.,..i had sa id before the session began AprIl 6 that the bi ll would not be brought up this year, but Sen. Wilson said the strategy had c hanged and it was now the opponents who were asking that the issue be deferred. "We decided to set our own timetable" Instead of having the measur e brought up in the first week of the session and "stomped to death ," she said. Proponents continued to p for their "No. 1 p riorIty," Sen. W ilson sa id. lix Carpenter, former press secretary to Lady Bird Johnson and now a leader of ERAmerlca, said a number of legislators who were on the fence had moved over to support th e measure. She dec lined to name any because "I don't want to put them on the spot." She said a change of 16 votes in five states would put ERA In the U.S. Constitution. "Willful men" have blocked p*'aage, she said. Thirty-four states ha ve already approved the amendment. - By JEAN PATrESON Herald Stall Wilier rnilln,i4 —,. A - Thirty-six persons—including four Seminole residents—have been charged in sealed indlctmenLs hanc ed down by the special statewide grand jury probing Illegal gambling in Florida. Four Seminole County and four Volusia County residents were arrested shortly after the indictments were returned. Geoff Monge, special agent in charge of the Florida Department of lottery tickets. She was released on $2,000 bond. The investig'tlon was started in September 1975, and involved the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement, the state Division of Beverages, sheriff's departments of both Volusia and Seminole. state's attorney's offices Geneva residents Donald A. Dunn Sr., 65, and in both counties and the New Smyrna Beach his wife Margarette, 67, of Lake Harney Circle, Police Department. were arrested shortly after. Dunn was charged After indicting the Central and South Florida wi th keeping a gambling ho use, aiding or resins ri dn the jury was excused until assisting In promotion of a lottery and possession June 16, when a three-day session is scheduled to of lottery paraphernalia. Mrs. Dunn was begin. charged with aiding a lottery and possessing The indictments involved 53 felony and 41 lottery equipment. misdemeanor counts, grand jury spokesmen They were released on $5,000 bond each. Said. Four Volusla County residents were also John Tileston, chief Investigator for the grand arrested. jury, said the three-day session in Daytona Dora Brown, about 60, of 538 Julius St., New Beach ended "better than we had anticipated." Smyrna Beach was charged with keeping a Asst. State Atty A.Y. Curtin concurred, gambling house, aiding or assisting in promotion saying, "I would characterize it as one of our of a lottery, possession of lottery paraphernalia better grand jury sessions." is a man for all seasons: Baseball, football, basketball and mating!' By ED PRICXETT Herald Staff Writer - jury Indicts Four In Seminole A 93-year-old Midway man, Boy Guest, and his sister, Christine Bryant, 43, both of Route 2 Box 162, were arrested Friday afternoon and released on $2,000 bond to await court action. Guest, believed to be the oldest resident of Midway, and Ms. Bryant were charged with aiding or assisting in promotion of a Lottery. rhzw I MY LIKE l gambling opera tions 180,000 annually. by T. K. Ryan EAT . senator, is the first to make It snshine law when it comes public that he plans to use the t4ore the higher legislative btly. ploy. The move by L.ongwood's Seminole County legislators The people of this state have Special City Attorney Mack N. have not been especially nrer complained to me of the (lelBJid Jr. earlier this week sympathetic to this particular sitishine law," Senator Wilson to avoid Florida's Government plight of public officials and sad, adding she will resist any in the Sunshine law by talking attorneys. aril every effort to weaken the "Ile only criticism I have lap. to city officials individually and privately concerning a lawsuit heard of the Sunshine Law is Cleveland said Friday his was not entirely unexpected. from otficials who have said it method of conducting The resentment of Lawyers Is difficult to make decisions regotiations - talking with who represent Seminole out in the open," said Rep. each member of the governing governmental bodies - to the Vince Fedttel (R- Leesburg). body individually — Is not at all necessity of mapping cour- State Sen. Lori Wilson (I- satisfactory. ti'oom strategy in full public Cocoa Beach) can see noreason "Assuming that I talk with view - and thus in the view of why the "government of the each member of council and opposing counsel - has been no people should not be public." considering that the city of secret. She said she will fight the Longwood is paying me on an Cleveland, a former state Ilattaway amendment to the IConttnuedOnPage -A) 23 year GIVE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY . i East took his ace on the se- one notrump In other wnrd lean and led another 16 or 17 high card points, club South won In dummy and balanced distribution and proceeded to run off five dia- stoppers in both unbid suits. mondtrlcks.ThIs forced himto make a total of five discards (For a copy of JACOB'? and get himself right into a MODERN. send $I to: suicide squeeze a I Bridge," C /0 th is Four discards were easy, newspaper, P. 0. Box 489. They were three spades and a Radio City Station, New York, heart The fifth discard was a NY. 10019) tached to the surface of the chest obliterating much of the cavity for air to accumulate in. You probably wouldn't get into serious trouble if you had a collapse of both lungs at the same time because neither Lung would collapse entirely. For a better understanding of the dynamics of bow the lungs function and their relationship to air pressure, you can send 50 cents for The Health Letter, number 2-4, Keeping Your Lungs Fit. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing. Address your letter to me in care of the Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1551, aiio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019 I - (0110 by Gill Fox . By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer A Tennessee reader wants to know what sort of hand you should hold to open one heart and then jump to three notrump after partner resoonds two clubs. A typical hand would be: £ K aa V AK aa £ •A K a 4 55 With which you had elected to open one heart instead of SIDE GLANCES . City Attorneys Annoyed By 'Sunshine' Hobbles ''etV uth won the club lead In his own hand and promptly went after the diamond suit. Foes when it opens later this summer should be used only for maintenance and Ala meeting last Tuesday, John Percy, development of parks. the director of county development, He said the county can only pay for a A : * At least three Seminole County Corn- presentedafee schedule that could be certain level of services at parks. .. 1• mis icnersadainanllyopposea fee system charged. Commissioners rejected the Anything above that would have to be .i . ..; -for the county's parks proposed by the proposal Tuesday, but it was agreed to financed out of "user fees," Department of County Development, discuss the Issue further at a workshop. Kimirough said that charging residents .. - .• "No damn fees," Commissioner John A general rundown of proposed prices user fees is thnllir to bsxfluifp.g a tree park Kimbrough said when asked about submitted Tuesday included a 25-cent-per- then charging persons to hike in It. Initiation of a fee system. "The only person entrance fee, 11.25 per txnw for '0flt'a all garbage; to hell with fees," Sit, situation I can see Is where you have a lake canoe rentals, $5 for three hours use of the Kimbrough noted. and the county could rent boats." picnic pavilion, $3 a day for camping and Kwlatkowskl, like Hattaway, would Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski 110 a day for group camping and minimum favor dtlzens paying for lights at courts. , agreed, for the most part, with Kim- charges for use of handball and tennis But, like Klmtrough, KWIatkOWIkI said be -, trough. courts and softball fields, opposes asking taxpayers to pay user fees "I get upset when I think about it.! think Commission Chairman Michael Hat.- for amusements taxpayers paid for in the it's a tremendous ripoff," Kwiatkowski taway says he's against charging for use of first place said. "I can't believe anybody in their the parks, but the chairman alsio noted that Percy, who got the recommended fee ... right mind would want to charge residents some type of "user" fee could be charged schedule from the county's parks advisory Tally ho, Raiders! The Seminoli Community College tennis team Is all packed and ready to fly to for something they've already paid for." on certain amusements. One example committee, said his job Is to present the Phoenix, Arts. Monday to compete In this week's national junior college tournament. Seminole Nonetheless commissioners are mentioned by Hattaway Is users could be options to the commission. finished second In the state tournament two weeks ago, and have high hopes of placing in the upper scheduled to study the possible In- required to pay for electricity at tennis and Commissioner Richard Williams has echelon of the JuCo ranks. Left to right are Stewart Thompson, Peter Roberta, Howard Flagg, Buddy troduction of some type of fee system at a handball courts. been quoted as bebig In favor of charging Gonzalez and coach Larry Castle. Steve Cox, the team's No. I player, was camera shy. (Herald Photo workshop Monday. Fees would be ap"lt'samatterofphllosopiiy," Hattaway fees, and CommissionerSid Vihien Jr., by Bill Vincent Jr.) pilcable at Lake Mills and Red Bug Park said. He said any money taken in however, could not be reached for comment Friday. - .. ... second heart. Meanwhile. West had managed to hang on to all three of his hearts. So, when South led a spade. East was able to hop up with the ace, lead a heart and give his partner three heart tricks. South complained about bad luck and It was bad luck. East had to hold to ace of spades and West both ace-queen of hearts, but those things do happen. On the other hand II South had led a spade honor at trick two he would have come to nine tricks without getting himself squeezed. Lamb rrc OS ea rarK rees nave .1 v r. . - ..-.• -. — — WIN operation for me now because then heals, sealing the leak and the accumulation of air in my then the air between the lung Oro PRISCILLA'S POP DEAR DR. LAMB — Last year X rays showed I had a collapsed lung. I recovered from this and about a month Later the same thing happened to my other lung. The doctor explained to me that an operation would correct this but said he did not favor an --- i' It ()SW,',I.t) and J1tMES Jt(OflY FJ/1LT . - . AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) al lot. iCER :::; There's a strong possibility proposition today by one you —you'll run into or communicate know you can trust, give It with a dear friend you haven't serious consideration. It could bean outstanding opportunity. seen for some time. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you're involved In a corn- Set aside your routine today. DO mercial venture, both parties something different. This can stand to benefit today. Each be an exciting day, If you're away from the grind and on the can contribute something. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The go. best way to accomplish a YOUR BIRTHDAY serious purpose today is to May 22, 1976 blend the hard points with fact, humor and charm. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be A seed you planted long ago willing to serve others today. and haven't been nurturing for Your good deeds will make an some time may burst into indelible impression. They will bloom this coming year. The be remembered long after benefits should be worth the you've forgotten them. time and effort. Collapsed Lung Is Seldom Fatal Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents 68th Year, No. 235—Sunday, May 23, 1976 - - 400" an yw he re that wi ll hold the graduates and their Re lati ves of all time tee na gers wil l swarm into the re latives." The 1978 Seminole senior class commencement neighborhood of each school between 8:30 a.m. and 9 will be staged at 9 a.m. in the school's 5,006-seat A.M. 1 9:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. at Oviedo, park their football stadium. Lyman, Lake Brantley and Oviedo vehicles, pile into the stadium, watch while row after row of capped and gowned seniors files across the 50 yardline, then rendezvous with the graduates for tear. stained congratulations, pictures and best wishes before madly assaulting the exits en masse. - "it ,i U LI z..., WCIP ALUZCU, It 5OOWOfl 1, taxe too long," Evans said, "And I think the advantages far _ IA U5dLU ...,, 3 -- outweigh the inconvenience," "We think," offered Reynolds, "that any employer would Let their employe off for an hour to watch their son or daughter graduate." "That was a problem that we thought about and then we decided to go ahead and hold it in the morning," Hazel West, Oviedo dean of students, added. "You cannot take a chance on the weather and have to keep postponing graduation." And there is one other thing that parents may not realize. "The seniors decide everything to do with graduation," Reynolds said. "The school board decides what day graduation will be and then the seniors choose where it'll be, when it'll be, what type of ceremony they'll have, the colors of the graduatioc gowns" and so on, ad infinitum. "i'hey wanted to have all day at the beach," Lake Brantley Receptionist Pam Huggins said in PTpllIr%lflg why Patriot seniors chose a morning conuneement hour. "They wanted to all go and have breakfast together and then spend all day at the beach. They didn't want to have to wait." Any other q'.iestlons' .K, .',,. ,.... J '.. �2A—Evening Herald,Sanford, FL Sunday, May 73, $1 28 On Choir Tour Killed _~, -*" As Bus Plunges Off Ramp" ; 1 1% 41 NATION " IN BRIEF I .JQ_*_ %ka i* _, Federal Election Commission -r-..!.,-j A44 % Restores Funds To Candidates WASHINGTON (AP) Federal subsidies are flowing to presidential primary candidates once again. A two-month shutdown resulting from a Supreme Court order ended Friday when a reconstituted Federal Election CommLslon certified $3.2 million to nine candidates barely an hour after President Ford swore in the six FEC commissioners at a White House ceremony. For the candidates, the reswn'on of federal matching funds means a chance to pay off campaign debts, order more media advertising, boost staffs and tackle all the other campaign tasks that cost money. Candidates had been counting on the federal money for onethird or more of their primary election budgets. While the freeze was on, the primary campaigns of Sen. Henry M. Jackson and Fred Harris faded for lack of funds. - -- i..' • - ik - - _____ Lunch Prices To Rise twu WASHINGTON (AP) —Americans who complain about the complexity of filing an Income-tax return may have some relief in sight. But it's going to cost them money. Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La., chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, told his colleagues Friday that the best way to bring simplicity to taxpaying is to make it more difficult for taxpayers to itemize their deductions. The committee agreed and approved the first step proposed by Long: a cut in the deduction allowed for local and state gasoline taxes. Tombstones Made To Order 7 F, __ T__V ! 9 . 9 .. I _____ - .-. -. - . ,• - . . ' k BFCII1Oy . - . . - - their grave. 'Before you go, call Limo's," says one of the slogans printed on the back of Williams' bowling shirt and painted on the truck he uses to deliver the markers to the cemetery. "I can turn out a made-to-order tombstone in about 90 minutes," he says. - . - . . Qdham-323-4670 . _1 . ii. '•I .- FIRE SAFETY William Bagley (left) of the National Ftre Safety Council presents a plaque to Thomas Siegfried, Altamonte Springs fire chief, and Donald Fritz, fire prevention bureau captain. The Altamonte department was honored For "outstanding and dedicated service to fire safety education," illerald photo by Tom Vincent). WORK HONORED ,4,j I " . Med icare Subscri bers Sanford mercha nts have is scheduled to be submitted to i taken the first step in a cam-. the commission w hich will hold paign against swarms of blind public hearings to assess the u mosquitoes which are driving pr acti cality of establishing customers away from requested control district. If the businesses on the shores of idea is approved, the corn- • Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... Lake Monroe. mission will • A petition recently cm- by ordinance or will hold a •BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS W culated, requesting the referendum among persons Seminole County Commission living within its boundaries, •OXYGEN • COMMODES establish a blind mosquito Gene Meadors, owner of control district "including, but Meadors Marine and chief z • HOSPITAL BEDS a PATIENT LIFTERS D not IlmlteG to, that area Of 1371(1 Initiator of the petition, said bordering on Lake Monroe and interested perso ns can pick WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT the St. Johns River and the forms at his business as well as u As Prescribed by Your Physician adjacent breeding areas of lake Monroe Inn, Monroe I blind mosquitoes." Harbour Marina and the Obin these services under Medicare I Once completed. the petition Sanford Holiday Inn. I - On May 26th. The Evening Herald will reprint a special section of the May u, i,s edition dedicated to the history of Lake Mary and its J f I Sunday. May 23. mo Vol. a, no. 235 - Publ,1Iwd Daily and Sunday. igctpi Saturday and Christmas Oar by The Sanford H,rald, Inc., 305 Id. Fr.ncn Ave., Santsrd. Ij 31M. S.COnd f ' ' .. ..i ., fl..v I - Montn. I $2 YO, 44 e-'; '.'"-., 52 . ?5, 5.. .,. nForo'sam.ashon'.d,v,rv API oo-,r 6 Mortn. US 70 1 7 Mon th s. t32 's.... i 1 I You will enjoy reading about the events of that day, the biographies, city directory and other interesting facts about Lake Mary and Seminole County. . ci ippu a 0. Y CO. -' _____ - - _ - .. ... - . - . - - - - "- J - '- . ' , . - . ' - -2 . . - • ' a - - . ,' -- - - ' 'Sunshine' Hobbles Chafe Lawyers c . b f"the best - - -.--...--. I IItI1V IIIldJlVIIlg1.. see Fl`S'I' FE AL Federal officials who had , SE , OLE treatment. The major ex- ii•eeis••i•eisi•s•e•eii pcnd.iture For the sewer system would have been financed through a $2 million plus privately floated bond issue, which the people of Longwood apparently believed they could not afford, (;lace and Radcliffe had already been paid some $30,000 for partial planning of the sewer system and billed the city for the additional $109,000, part of which would have been paid from the federal grant and part from the bond issue. Ned Julian Jr., then acting 0 _______ %,Ø%t SPCCI% C COUNTY'S 49 .\ s SANFORD STORE O[JLY t, \ 71~ - * I k, ., CIRCULATION DEPT. S 322-2611 I I Wed. night special 1, Li Ewningllendd I Highway 17-2 In Cass.Ib.ry - - s FREE! $2500R111 Don't wait for Fail, Install Warm Morning Charmqiow . More than 2000 communities. Here's wnjl *No Monthly Fuel Bills *On*- time Investment Maintenancefree - Offer gow with. this ad - through July 31, 1916. --Ami in tze11,1? s a_ - ,'-- M_ To . Add Mont Pool Us. 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CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) - Space agency officials say one of the two 17,000-footlong runways to be used by returning space shuttles has been officially dedicated. Kennedy Space Center Director Lee Scherer i na ugurated the $35-million runway Fri day by landing on it in a twin-engine private plane. When the shuttle program begins in 1979, the spacecr aft will ride into space atop a throwaway booster rocket. A For You I I Class P15,191 Phd at Sanford. FIOII4J 32711. ' ' We Bill Medicare i I . . - - Evening 11 , was to may 26 1928 T - - " ANN ARBOR, Mich. tAP) A contr oversial type of ge ne tic research, ca pa ble of creating new life Forms and considered po tentially dangerous by its critics, has received the go ahead from the University of Michi gan Regents. The Regents approved a faculty committee report Friday w hich recommended that recombinant DNA research be co nducted at the university as long "as it is submitted to appro pr iate controls." The Regents' action includes authorization for more than $300,000 to equip three la boratories with secur ity systems to prevent newly created disease organisms from escaping. ii t - - . - __ First Steps Taken To Fight Mosquitoes ATTENTION!4 - The proposal. which would - . . Genetic Research Approved aJaabL e dIUR U V I '' I ,I - - I I- . r -- r . . Florida be cause of $700,000 in past accoun ting errors have agreed to a negotiated deduction of $171,539. State Environmental Reg ulation Secretary Jay Landers said he was pleased with the agreement, announced Friday in a letter from Jack Ravan, regional director of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Ravan said the $171,539 will be ded ucted from th e $194,750 in grants sti ll due Florida from Fiscal year 1975. He said $23,211 balan ce will be sent to the state soon. We re turning back .. CLIP AND SAVE - TALLAHASSEE (Al') 1. _______ threatened to withhold air pollution control gran ts due - - ... - .. . Florida Loses $171,539 .- . ..'. . WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford may seek Legislation prohibiting the courts from ordering city-wide school busing but allowing them to impose busing only on thos.' sdooIs directly allected by past segr eption. "This would very severely limit busing," said a White House official involved in studying the plan. Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi probably would seek similar rules from the Supreme Court if he dei'id, t !.,!e the Borton desegregation case as a vehicle for raising the busing Issile before the court. I . ... . . " - I - -- - TAI..LAIiASSEE (AP) A bill to re1wil nd Flor ida laws prohibiting adultery and cohabi tati on appears headed for passage in the Senate JudiciaryCriminal Committee, the panel's chairman says. Sen. Dan Scarborough, DJacksonvill e, predicted Friday Following a hearing on the bill that the panel will approve the repeals next week. The only thing holdi ng up passage, he said, is demand from some committee members For assurances that the legislation would not effect laws against child molesting and pornography. . - CHICAGO (AP) Limo Williams makes Instant tombstones "while you wait" for persons who might be in a hurry to see before they die what's going to be on top of I !. p.': '- ' Old Law May Be Repealed BUILDER DEVE LOPER BUILDER-DEVE . - '.• Jaycee- FOR INFORMATION CONTACT / . • (':: ,•j - me - . . , - Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. ," :r.. - i 141 '' • C . ' - - - - Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy . 1 4 - . JACKSONVILLE (AP) A circuit court jury has ruled that two Jacksonville outlets of Mister Transmission viola ted Florida's deceptive and unfair trades practices act. The six-member jury rea ched the verdict Friday nigh t against the outlets, which are part of a chain of 45 automa tic transmission repa ir shops based in Nashvi lle, Tenn. The jur y was not asked to assess damages, but only to decide if Judge Henry F. Martin Jr. should issue a permanent injunction prohibiting the firm from violating the act. The state filed a civil suit a year ago after an in-vestigation by the Jacksonville Consumer Affairs Office in conjunction with WJXT-TV. - . 'm '- 'fl ___ AVON ['ARK (AP) Reacting to escapes during Jaycee-sponsored outings, officia ls at the Avon Park (Thr-rcctions Institution have halted such outside acti vities, a Jayce e spokesman says. Jaycee spokesman Louie Ba ll entine said Friday that the suspension temporarily ends all activities away from the minimum-security compound for the 115-member Jaycee Inmate chapter. Thebalt 'cine ä 'prison officials continued their search for two prisoners1. Including a convicted murderer, who staged getaways last Saturday in separate sponsored outings. .. . % 1 I porters will accept a cornof promise when they realize that influential chairman the Senate Commerce Corn- is the only way the measure will mittee is threatening to kill one pa the legislature this year. of Gov. Reubin Askew's top Ho use passed the proposislative priorities if Askew al last year, but it died in the makes good on his threat to veto Senate. one of the lawmaker's pet bi lls. - set upa ho using finance agency :. cola, day as the Commerce Corn- to make the loans available for F-'niittee passed a watered-down housing purchases, must he ap.i 1j'I "nt' J ersion of Askew backed legis- probed by the voters as a con% Tk.. "S; "s'l lation to create a state housing stitutional amendment in No.i,.' vember. finance agency. 1 Childers said he would U5 his t. -'" The bill, SB260, was appro ved It ie7 influence to try to kill the bill if by thecommercecomnilttee7-r -z' .r1. '' Askew votoed Childers' 2, but Childers warned hewould meas ur e to repeal a state mm- oppose it unless Askew wi th• 360,000 PUMPERS imum building code. i I I drew a threatened veto of his TT " Seminole County Fire Th e bill approved Friday by bill repealing the minimum I 1) Department personnel —.— Childers Commerce Corn- building code. n• ittL, I above) tested five new mittee deleted a provision that .; "I've gotten the word the ''% (-ustom- made Mack diesel pled ged the sta te's credit to governor will veto the bill unpumpers Friday on the repayment of the bonds issued that every we mandate Sanford lakefront before 11j for the lowcost housing loans, less ir county have a code. I don' t want taking delivery on the The committee earlier had 1J( units, valued at 1360,000. ' J voted to kill the measure until a county to have a code unless The lime green trucks sponsor Jack Gordon, D-Miazni, they want to," Childers, Dhave the-man cabs but '1J, I came up with the compromise Pensacola said. "The building o-W'are equipped with deleting the state's "full faith codes drive the price of these low costs homes out of sight." automatic reels for 1700 and credit" guarantee. feet of five-inch hose Senators said they opposed however, Gordon said he enabling operation by two that provision because it would planned to speak to the gayera r- JW mean firefighters. [it photo at the state could get stuck nor to see if a compromise can right, Robert K. Coyne, fire paying off the bonds If the low be worked out to insure that the '-', equipment manager for income homeowners defaulted housing agency will be apCentral Florida Mack on their mortgages. proved. Trucks Inc.. Orlando, Under the Senate measure, Childers' bill abolishing the discusses operation of the only the revenue from the bonds statewide building code was .f._i. 1,250 gallon-per-minute could be used to repay them and amended earlier in the week to pumpers with County some supporters have charged require that all counties must Public Safety Director this will mean the in terest have their own minimum code --k Gary Kaiser tieR) and "' payments to homeowners will modeled after national guideCounty Commission be two per cent a month higher. lin es. ç lixecutive Assistant Roger £ The [louse, which had been Neiswender. scheduled to take up the issue Friday but now is expected to vote it out Monday, defeated an attempt to strike the state credit portion. But Gordon said House supfrom Page 1A) (Continued city attorney, attempted to governing bodies, agreed With "An attorney should be able it takes four times hoirly basis, reach a settlement on the city's his complaint, to give a public body legal asnuch time to talk with each behalf with Glace and HadJulian said the sunshine law's advice in private when it inraVier than all at once. cliffe, but was unsuccessful. C 0 Iii p e I S volves litigation or the p r o v I s I o fl "But I just do not feel I can When the engineering firm municipalities and county possibility of litigation," said tell the city council publicly filed suit, the city's attorney at boards to discuss items in Sanford City Attorney Vernon wha t tOe strong points and the that time, Joseph Davis, public such as litigation Mize, Cleveland's law partner WMAll weak points of the case are and declined to represent the city, strategy, making cities, and also a former Seminole rIONG to alert the opposition," Cleveland savine that he and the firm had counties and boards "second said. a close relationship because class citizens." "A plaintiff suing a public "I think something should be both also represent Altamonte "Normally," Julian said, body can talk to his counsel done to change the sunshine law Springs. Cleveland's services "the law gives to the attorney- privately," Mize said, "while a on this point where we are were retained, client relationship an absolute city attorney has to talk to the dealing with the public's Last Monday night Julian protection. The effect of the public body in open meeting. money. God knows we don't informed the city council that Sunshine Law, however, The plaintiff and his lawyer can want to pay any more than Cleveland had tendered to the compels a waiver by affected sit there and listen. a bsolutely necessary," councilmen he didn't explain agencies of this privilege. If settlement is being Cleveland said. by what means an offer of 'it means that any corn- considered, the plaintiff and his "It is not the officials that are settlement from Glace and municaticn between an at. counsel can cet the benefit of IL being penalized, it is the public Radcliffe. torney and the city of the discussion. - They are able to because it is their money," the Mayor James H. Lormann Longwood, as an example, IS hear about the strengths and former state senator said reminded the elected officials not privileged, but open for weaknesses of the particular The case Involves a court of their responsibility to the inspection, if in writing anytime use. It puts the governmental iJS. action filed by the Winter Park- citizens of l.ongwood, adding and if verbal must be delivered body and the public interest at a based engineering Firm, Glace that Cleveland was trying to if action is to be taken through disadvantage. and Radcliffe, formerly con- win the lawsuit for the city's the governing body. "In every other situation an for best interest. suiting engineers 'It means that in litigation attorney-client relationship is longwood. were the opposition knows what my confidential just as a doctorAs councilmen (;lace and Radcliffe is suing discussing setting up a client Is going to do before it IS patient relationship is," Mize I ongwood, claiming the south workshop with Cleveland to (lone and thus makes my clients said. Seminole municipality owes the discuss the situation and Julian secend class citizens," Julian firm $109,000 in ices f o r was saying perhaps the press said. designing a sewer system for would cooperate in not Davis. while he is not opposed 1 the city, revealing the lows and highs of to the Sunshine Law, believing Plans for the system were the settlement the city would it serves a useful purpose. 121 scrapped by city Fathers after a agree to at that workshop, decried the necessity of "sitting OF ji) Li . DL referendum showed that, by Counci l Chairman J.R. Grant in the presence of the public to better than a 2-1 margin, dropped the Information that advise my clients of certain citizens were opposed to Cleveland wished to talk to the legal matters while the o pbuilding a sewer system officials one at a time. position can sit behind closed dependent upon neighboring lie Cleveland) wants doors and plot against me and SWORD • O%IlDo • LO"Cw 000 • iNTiR PARK Altainonte Springs, everyone to call him," Grant my client." ORAhiCE city • CIiTURy PLAZA Iiiunediately following the said. "It is very difficult," said referendum two years ago, city In a recent interview. Davis, who currently officials stopped the planning Cleveland noted the im- represents Altamonte Springs effort and halted receiving bids possibility of fairly represen. and Oviedo. for construction. ting a governmental body when "1 have to tell my clients By halting the program the strategy and settlement has to everything in a fishbowl and the city lost $800,000 In promised be discussed in a "fishbowl," other side can do what it wants federal money for construction His colleagues in the legal to. This is unreasonable," the of a line connecting Longwood profession who represent former legislator said. with Altamonte Springs for the Inmate Outings Halted • Conventlonal-5% Down . - - I A ft , i _____________. - TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida's growing alligator population is developing a taste for dogs and even humans and should be thinn ed out In urban areas by a return to commercial trapping, the sta te game commission has concluded. Voicing fear about a developing anti-alligator sentiment in the suburbs, the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission voted in principle Friday to scrap a decade-old ban on harvesting the reptiles for profit. In an una nimous vote, t he commission adopted a management policy to permit trappin g "in areas where t he re are serious conflicts between alligators and people." VA Financing-Nothing Down * FHA .-, - . 0% oft Ab I ..' t . I . - Ex: - Sanford's newest residential neighborhood -. - -- TALLAHASSEE (AP) - :- 'Gator Trapping Approved SOUTH -:t I •- - iContinued From Page 1-A) The 50-cent elementary school meal will cost 55 cents next year. In the middle and high schools, meals will be up from 601065 cents. Charlotte Whitmore, director of food services, told the committee she would "go down swinging onraising elementary lunch prices," and warned that the price increase would resul t in a 10 per cent drop in participation in the school lunch program. Mrs. Whitmore said that the average cost to the school system is currently 87 cents per meal which means they are losing money on every serving. losing "The school system is not here to feed people. Why should e give it away?" commented Sal Manfre, one of three school principals on the budget committee. Tax Relief Plan Proposed Ford May Seek Busing Bill C SANORA - if I _ l f" - - t D' vi d e n d s Make A For Program Funding .... ',1: Transmission Firm Charged - COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) For Y2 years, Linda Joy Hardy fought terminal cancer, remarried and was divorced, was arrested on a drug charge and searched for a home for her children. She drew national attention more than a year ago when she appealed for "a good family to take my kids, to love them and keep them together" after her dea th. Lir.di Hardy dcd l'riday, than iuusith before her 34th birthday, so weakened by cancer that she was unable to fight off a common cold that turned to pneumonia and put her into a coma. shares to 500 million and presumably cut the stock price enough to encourage wider ownership. Exxon stock closed at $101.50 a share the da" of the anncuncement and stood at $100.75 by week's end. The stock split measure has yet to be approved by shareholders. - ,,, . II • - Cancer Victim Loses Baffle The country's biggest company was among corporations holding their annual meetings this past week, but net everyone got good news at their yearly gathering. Exxon Corp., however, announced plans for a two-forone stock split which would increase the number of its - . 1, 14 ij - Mrs. Dede Schaffner, who for children, is hoping to make its Dividends funding would be the past two years has volen- effort county-wide next year, reconsidered when the teered her services as cur- Instead of concentrating in just legislature has finalized its dinator of the Dividends sdool a few schools. She said that SChOOl funding decisions. The budget committee has volunteer program, appeared recruiting, orientation and adjourned until the legislative before the school buet training By ELDA NICHOLS fish he catches. "It really Is a tremendous help committee Tuesday in a last would be easier on a decisions come through county level. Also, that some probably Herald Correspondent with our budget," he said. around June 1. ditci, effort to get funding for sct'iools have effecti ve vol'inMs. Gwen Edelman, coor. Carpenter advised anyone wishing to duplicate the program. There is something 'fishy' about the super his success to bury rough fish, such as gar and The Dividends had requted teen programs, while others do dinator of the R.S.V.P. (Retired Its not. She hoped a countywide Senior Volunteer Program) vegetables now growing in Tom Carpenter's mud fish, about six inches under the soil. that $5974 be budgeted f(r garden in Winter Springs. "It's best to do this In the fall or winter mon- operation $4,000 of it to lay a effort would eliminate these which also helps In the schools, inequities, Carpenter has hit upon a secret of success ths," he said. "That way, there is no odor. The part-time director. But said that her volunteers will School Supt. William P. continue to offer their services after several years of unsuccessful effort. fish deteriorate in about 30 days, and are ab- request was struck from the Layer said the request for in the coming year. budget. "1 love to fish," he said. "This year, instead of sorbed and neutralized back Into the soil." Carpenter has also tried fish a.s fertilizer under "I just can't continue en a throwing back the inedible fish I caught, I ilunteer basis," Mrs. brought them home and buried them in my some small cedar trees. "It will take a couple of garden plot. All of a sudden, everything started years, however, to really judge the results," he Schaffner told the committee. said. "SO far, they are coming along fine." "In order for us have an efto grow better and greener. In fact, the "I had about given up after four years of fective volunteer program next vegetables are about five times more lush than trying, with very poor results," Ca rpenter said year, we must have some they ever have e' about his previous gardening experience "But funding." With a wife and three children, Carpenter has there are plenty of people like me, with a family Mrs. Schaffner said the discovered the Food bill has been lowered con- to feed, who might want to try my method. It Dividends, which is made up siderably by eating homegrown vegetables and sure did work for me." larRelv of parent of school WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's version of a 1969 program to wiretap reporters and national security aides varies from accounts by other officials, including resigned President Richard M. Nixon. Kissinger, for example, says it was up to the late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to monitor the taps and decide when to turn them off. "It was my perception that Mr. Hoover would make this determination on the basis of his investigative experience," Kissinger said in a sworn deposition released Friday. The deposition was filed in connection with a lawsuit by former Kissinger aide Morton Halperin. By The Associated Press . . . This Vegetable Garden is A L l"ttle ' h Wiretap Versions Vary Exxon Plans Stock Split r------.. -- -------- Tom Carpenter displays big zucchini from his garden. (Herald photo by Elde Nichols) - - Am -. . '.-. .. - - TAlLAhASSEE (AP) Public school advocates have won a tenuous victory in the down-to-the-wire legisla tive battle over increased education spending with [louse passage of a $37.5-million supplementa l appropr iations bill. But the Friday victory was qualified, as the measure was made contingent on passage of a 1 0-cent-a-Tif th boost in liquor taxes or improved sales tax collections. And critics said the Senate probably will defeat any spending increase tied to a tax hi ke. Meanwhile, Gov. Reubin Askew warned that he may veto the school-funding portion of the state budget unless the version t1.imniered out next week by a house-Senate conference comm ittee comes close to the amoun t proposed by the House. - WASHINGTON i AP) President Ford, his campaign treasury richer by more than a million dollars, is embarking on a swing through Western states where Ronald Reagan is believed to be particularly strong. Ford was bound Saturday for Medford. Ore., where Republican voters hold their presidential primary next Tuesday, and was moving on from there to California and Nevada. As now mapped out, the President's trip will last four days and be his most ambitious tour of the primary season. It may turn out to be even longer. Press Secretary Ron Nessen acknowledged Friday that consideration is being given to stopping in another state presumably Ohio before returning to Washington next week. I!.. IiI- School Advocates Win Tenuous $ Victory - 9..-" -f - - _ __ I A _ - r Swapped T hreats -On Senate Bills Ev"jS-_.w j _ _____ 1W. IN BRIEF - . Ford On Campaign Swing ic.i.i Estabrook was driving a car. upside down, crushing its roof. MARTINEZ, Calif. (AP) "I guess we were just going ahead of the bus and was hospi"II was like a bad dream," said Perry Mann, who awoke from a too fast.," said another survi- talized in shock after the accinap inside a bus as it plunged vor, Tom Randolph. The speed dent. "I looked in my rear view from a highway ramp across limit on the ramp is 20 miles an mirror and saw the bus go off the road," h said. "It all hapthe bay from San Fran cisco how. Police were investigating the pened so fast." killing 28 persons on a high cause of the crash. school choir tow. The bus left the road at the "All I can remember is wakTwo persons were ejected Marina Vista exit of Interstate lug up and seeing everything from the bus when It landed 30 680 on the south end of the Benturning around and around and feet below. But most survivors ida-Martinez Bridge, which around," said Martin, who suf- had to wait while rescue work- spans the narrow Carquinez fered only a sprained wrist and ers cut their wy thrigh the .Sfrs'It nnrtheast of the San some cuts. "I held onto a seat so wreckage and two cranes Ia Francisco Bay. that I was hanging above a lot bed to right the vehicle. "Suddenly a big cloud of dust of other people." went up, the bus leaned over, The trip began in Yuba City, Martin, an 18-year-old senior hit the rail and Its wheels went an agricultural community of at Yuba City High School, %V3 up, then It dropped over and 61 one of 24 survivors. His gin 15,000 north of Sacramento. landed directly on its top," said friend, 16-year-old Kris Huston, After a concert at a high school Larry Busty, an employe at a was among the dead. Eleven of In nearby Oninda, the excursion nearby oil refinery. the survivors were in critical was to have ended with a visit to The bus was chartered from condition and two were listed as Fisherman's Wharf across the Student Transportation Lines, bay in San Francisco. guarded. In Yuba City, students wept Inc., In Marysville, near Yuba At the wheel, officials said, City. It was last inspected in wasEvanProthero,50,whohad in the halls of the high school ssMay 1975 and was due for ana record of two traffic con- and attended a memorial Ma other state inspection within a vlct!ons since 1970 one for at St. Isadore's Roman Catholic month, police said. drunken driving and one f* The accident was the second speeding. He was in semi-criti. Twenty-seven of the dead worst bus tragedy in the state's cat rondition. were students, most of them history. On Sept. 17, 1963 32 Just before noon Friday the girls, The only adult killed was farm laborers died when a bus 26-year-old chartered bus Christina Estabrook a music collided with a train near Sashed through 90 feet of steel teacher and wife of the choral Ilnas. In 196& 20 persons died in guardrail on a tightly curved group's adviser, Dean Estab-an auto-bus collision near higi .y exit ramp and landed rook, 35. Baker. FLORIDA __ Sunday, May 23. 174-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. "i -_* '=.-. ~ ~ IAR L I STORESALSO ALTAMONTE AP LONGW000. ORLA - I. S S S.•S•••SI CS S S SI I S III 0 FOR FREE ESTIMATEI FLORIDA $OLAR PGDUCT$, INC. *1*715 PAM, FLORIDA. 678-4511 1 '.1 G-N* Pt 1"C".,'!. stut sW,'is. 30 b I..' t'.w'. '19.1")! f it acrg.d :'v1w'g nC,. ;,.s st' �Sunday, May 23, i71 IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL rlsrald, Sanford, Fl. 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Area Code 305322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, May 23, Around 76-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor 9 Amlb~ ___ r Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. AU other mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. W Henry Kissinger The Clock By ED PRICKL= The. Wrong Target In his nearly three years as Secretary or State, Henry Kissinger has faced many domestic travails, particularly after his honeymoon With Cengress and the American people began to fade in the fall of 1974. In spite of the attacks on his tenure, which ranged from hiseffortsatdetentetohlsstyle of administration, Mr. Kissinger managed to retain his job and perform with a reasonable degree of effectiveness because he always has enjoyed the unflagging support of his boss the President of the United States. Perhaps this is why the conservative wing of the Republican Party suddenly has unleashed a full-scale anti-Kissinger blitzkrieg in the Oval Office In the extreme short-range view, the con servatives' tactic is understandable if not applaudable. If they succeed they will have half a loaf, even if they cannot remove President Ford himself from office. Conservative columnists and other pundits established th e tone of the attack some time ago by calling Mr. Kissinger the "sorcerer's apprentice" in foreign policy under the previous administration. Under President Ford they contend that he has become the sorcerer himself. The anti-Kissinger campaign even has penetrated into Mr. Ford's ranks of advisers, with key Republican congressional leaders asking the President to fire Kissinger in order to defuse Mr. Reagan's criticism of U.S. foreign policy. To do so would be folly. Imagine, for example the thoughts of a friendly foreign leader if he saw Mr. Ford act with such short-term political ex- Guest E BURLINGTON FREE PRESS members of the commission except Sid Vihien Jr, who vowed to work for the program and try to get It hmd4 by a June 1 deadline. Minietta and his volunteers worked 249 cases last year. Of that number, only 12 youths were "repeaters," or youngsters who went out wW got into trouble a second time after counseling. If Minletta's unable to secure funding In the private sector, he Is scheduled to reappear before the commission before the June 1 deadline, which is the day the agency has to come up with the match money or lose the grant. ______ _____ ___ _____ Al IN BRIEF Moslem Hijackers Allow 1 3 To Leave Airliner - The county commission's message for the year is cut taxes and Increase services. No services are more desperately needed than those which aid the county's youth. Just one errant troublemaker who sees the error of his ways and changes would be a profitable return on the entire grant. One youngster turned from a life of crime would justify the entire expenditure. That, truly, would be an increase In services on the part of county government. s o H av -_____ e ___________ 4, 4 4 W( A Scandals - I _ %* # , ~ Sources said the 13 women and children left after more than 24 hours inside the jet, which was sw-rounded with troops carrying 50-caliber machine guns. Military sources said they expected the plane's fuel to run out by this afternoon, shutting off the lights and air conditioning. The two Americans were identified by company executives as Andres Macs,general manager of Weyerhauser Philippines, and John Mallett, manager of a United Brands banana plantation near Davao. 4 QP 'Exposed' OSLO, Norway (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger planned a meeting Saturday with Prime Minister Odvar Nordli on Norway's dispute with the Soviets over the Spltzbergen Islands In the Arctic Ocean. Kissinger, who remained here after a North Atlantic Treaty Organization ministerial meeting that ended S'elih,u ltn nlnnnt4 1,in,.h I$h !.li,rivi,u' King flay V r'' ' - - With so much In the news about corruption In business and government - from the shortWASHINGTON The Peoples Bicentennial weighting of grain shipments to the lavishing of s Commission (PBC) represents ILseif as a goodies on officials to, most recently, the sale of "nationwide citizens organization dedicated to Inferior meat to the Army at outlandish prices _____ restoring democratic principles that shaped the _______ ____ it is encouraging In a way to learn that the birth ofthlsRepubllc."Soundsharmlessenough, 0 Soviets are not without similar scandals. right? But the Senate Subcommittee on Internal That they are not, after nearly six decades of Security has Just Issued a report which exposes totalitarian rule over the lives of the Russian _________ this organization for what It really Is: "a people, suggests at least that the fault lies not In propaganda and organizing tool of a small group a country's political or economic system but In ____ of New Left political extremists whose pantheon just plain old human nature. of political heroes include such Marxist _______ According to "Llteraturnaya Gazeta" (The luminaries as Fidel Castro, Mao Tse-tung, Che _____ Literary Gazette, 13 Soviet officials have been Guevera, and Regis Debray, and who seek to convicted of fleecing the state of some 365 000 pervert the meaning of the American Revolution rubles about $500,000- to build a "disgusting and to exploit the Bicentennial celebration in dolce vita" hideaway on the Volga, replete with order to further their own political goals." frescos, marbles, plush carpets, free-running The submcommlttee's report Is based on The Emperor's Clothes vodka and sexually compliant "hostesses." testimony provided by Frank Watson and Mary The diffeEe between this and most Walton. Mr. Watson has a masters degree In scandals In this country, however, Is what the journalism and has worked over 12 years In the Soviets did about It: They rapped the officials field of media and propaganda analysis. Mrs. with prison terms of up to 15 years. Walton has studied student revolutionary The Soviets, of course, have always treated movements for 14 yeMand she served on the economic crimes - what we lump In the broad Advisory Council on Student Radicalism set up category of "white-collar" crimes more their recent monthly by Illinois Gov. Richard Ogilvie. harshly than crimes of violence. But there are ,Longwood Council Chairman J.R. Grant, who budget for 1976-fl at signs that our tendency to view such things as operates the meetings of the governmental body meeting. Despite the fact that a young man named embezzlement, fraud and illegal business In his city with a characteristically firm hand, Under projected expenditures, lines 401 and Jeremy Rllldn is generally portrayed as the practices as different from ordinary crimes, and was visibly surprised this week when two 402 showed five per cent pay boosts for SCOPA founder of the PBC, both Watson and Mrs. to punish such offenders more leniently, may be members of the board took him upon one of his Administrator James Ryan and Administrative Walton provide extensive documentation which Øiangjng. Assistant Dennis Dolgner. Lines 403, 401 and 400 shows that an aging Chicagoan, John Rossen, Is facetious challenges. According to a special report on "WhiteRefusing to permit action on an item even listed propoed salary hikes of eight per cent for the mastermind behind the setting up of this Collar Justice" by the Bureau of National after the official parllamentirlan, City Attorney SCOPA's secretary, &3 per cent for the dock group Affairs, judges and prosecutors are placing new Ned Julian Jr., whose decisions are supposedly superintendent and 10.3 per cent for the mainemphasis on white-collar crime "a silent, unappealable, had ruled that discussion was in tenance worker. The subcommittee report says that evidence pernicious class of crimes that robs the order, Grant handed the gavel to the lawyer. Various Individual aspects of the budget were establishes that Rbssen "had been a long-time a American public of an estimated $40 billion He said If Julian was going to run the discussed, including the possibility of increasing member of the Communist Party, from apannually," or 200 times the amount stolen by all meetings, he should have the gavel. "So moved," proposed postage coats by $250 for the new fiscal proximately 1930 to the mid-1950's. Among other the bank robers In this country in one year, says freshman Councilman Parker Anderson year. Secretary Edward Blacksheare observed things, he served as a Communist Party the bureau, a Washington, D.C.-based private responded. "Second," said Councilman Gerard casually, "I see that the personnel In lines 403, organizer In the State of Illinois, he ran for organization. àial 4GG are obviously of greater value to the mayor of St. Louis on the Communist Party C-', and Grant's ü&uuti, flew on jj Port than lines 401 and 402." ticket, and he served with the CommunistCommunistWhile itls getting tougher to make adishonest irise. The matter was settled, however, without dominated Abraham Lincoln Brigade in the dollar, the report concludes, prosecutors and Later In the session, panel members were Spanish Civil War." judges still face significant problems in their coming to a vote that apparently could have discussing the possibility of Seminole County's chairman's powerful struggle against white-collar crime. They "must removed Grant from the In the early 1960's, Rouen was a leader of a fight an invisible enemy on a battleground where seat he has held since the beginning of his lone leasing five acres of SCOPA land for erection of a minimum security jail facility. pro.Castro front group, the Fair Play for Cuba ç dollars, not lives are last" and where it is not term in office 17 months ago. "Define minimum security, just briefly, for Committee, In the Chicago area, and later he Julian refused the chair and the individual always easy to distinguish friend from foe. was Identified with the radical Students for a who had requested action on a matter deferred me," Blacksheare asked. Not the least of these problems may be the pursuing his request until the end of the agenda. Member Dave Gunter, an Altamonte Springs Democratic Society (SDS). attitude of some white-collar offenders themDonna Estes police captain, attempted to explain: "It is a Rossen participated with Rifkin in the selves. The bureau quotes one of them, a former facility where most of the prisoners are trusties " founding conference of the "New American senior State Department official convicted of ____ bribing a tax auditor, as saying, "1 don't 'con"People in for Sunshine Law violations," Movement" in the fall of 1971, at which the two were the prime movers in selling the PBC sider myself a criminal. I couldn't live with Members of the Seminole County Port Chairman Thomas Binford interjected. myself if I did." Kris Nash concept to this get-together, according to the Authority (SCOPA) were reviewing the proposed enae report. M(. watson says me iivain• Hossen presentation to their NAM comrades ran roughly as follows: - '-'- - 4? ____ - ____ ______ , _______________ _______ - ' Chan Calling Grant's Bluff France Offers Peace Troops BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Following declarations of support by Arab states for the Moslem-leftists in Lebanon's civil war, France has offered to send In lii own peace-keeping troops. French President ValeryGLscardd'Estaing,ona tour of the Uni ted Sta tes, told foreign reporters in New Orleans Friday that France could send several regiments of peace-keeping soldiers to Lebanon within 48 hours. 'The reporters quoted Giscard as sayin g he had discussed the plan with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and with the Syrian government, which he said expressed support for the plan. - - - - Deadly Typhoon Weakens MANILA, The Philippines (AP) Typhoon Olga to a tropical storm saturday alter causing at least 30 deaths, most of them in Manila. The Red Cr oss confirmed 23 of the dea ths, most of them by drowning and electrocution in flood-stricken areas in the capital. It said reports from the provinces were delayed because power lines were down. Weathermen said Typhoon Pamela, with 112-mile-anhour winds, was e xpected to reach the Philippines In or four days. - 4,4 Beirut Cease-Fire Holding BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) S mall arms clashes and sni per fire were reported In Beirut's commercial district Saturday but an undeclared cease-fire in the long Civil war appeared to be taking hold. Christians shelled a television station controlled by Moslem leftists, causing some damage, but the station remained on the air. Officials said Syrian-commanded forces clashed with Palestinian guerillas in the Moslem sector, leaving two dead and six wounded. - - In California there will be a referendum in June on state requirements which could eliminate nuclear generation of nwrh.rp In Vmnt the !bte has aunM o... nnLrn! In the health and environmental aspects of nuclear power production. Major sources of energy are too important to this country economically and strategically to be exposed to haphazard, unscientific, uncoordinated and emotional actions. A government which can put men on the moon and a missile in a pickle barrel 5,000 miles away can be relied upon to make iational decisions about the nuclear power industry, it must start doing so. BERRY'S WORLD JACK ANDERSON The Story Behind The 0'1'1 Boom WASHINGTON - There Is a poignant story behind the oil boom In Alaska. It's the story of the proud Eskimo people who, for centuries, had been left alone In their frigid, forbidding homeland. Now their way of life, harsh though it was, has been cruelly disrupted. We sent our roving reporter, Hal Bernton, Into Eskimo country to get the story. He spent a week with the Eskimos, hunting with them on the Arctic Ice pack and relaxing with them afterward In their shanties. The discovery of oil In Prudhoe Bay has brought prosperity to the Eskimos. But It has also brought great anguish. With the millions In taxes they have &!"cted from the oil companies, the Eskimos have built a fancy hotel for the white businessmen and bureaucrats who get as far north as Barrow. ANT,- hfsrnMsroN - - Srnzw #iE'e. 6I116wA JGyb "It's a honky hotel," groused a young Eskimo woman. "Our people need a place for the old folks to stay, an alcoholic treatment center, a recreation center for the young." 'fl Eskimos themselves live In clapboard shacks alongside the multimillion-dollar hote'. They used w dwell in sod huts, which were extremely cramped but easy to keep warm. Their new clapboard houses, built of giant wooden packing crates and junked lumber, are more spacious, more cluttered and considerably more drafty. Into the two-room home Bernton was in of a family of six. 11 living room, kitchen and bathroom were crariuned Into one miniscule room; the ether room was jammed full of beds. As evidence of ilia EakIinoi new prua'rIty, their yards are Uttered with broken-down sutamoisles, n&nsd snowmoblle amply fr$ of trip Coke cats and naIe d. modern civilization. T his is mingled with the debris of the old civilization caribou hooves, walrus heads, dead seals on parted alcds and caribou skins flapping in the Arctic wind. - The oil milli ons have also gone to build a luxurious office building, with flush toilets and running water, for the town officials. But the townspeople still haul their water In the form of huge Ice chunks from a frozen fresh-water Lagoon. - The water from these ice blocks, which should be but usually Isn't boiled before it Is used, is jealously rationed In each household. For toilets, tiwat Eskimos use "honey buckets" which are dumped outside. The raw sewage remains frozen in the winter. But In the summer, the ow and sewage melt, giving off an awful stench. This creates a serious health problem for the children who play near the thawing sewage.' Just a few miles from the center of town, the Navy has established an Arctic Research Laboratory. For the 300 people stationed here, the Navy pipes In water through a filtering plant from its own private lagoon. There are saunas, a recreation hail and a movie theater for their reiazation. 11 base Is off limits to the Eskimos who Inhabit this frozen wilderness. Only on rare occasions, such as the showing of the movie "Jaws," are the townspeople invited Inside the base. For years, the Eskimos in Barrow had heated their homes with whale and seal oil. The Navy tapped a natural gas field, however, to heat the base. The Eskimos were eager to share In this valuable find. Q took them 14 years of delicate negotiations beforn the Navy finally agreed to Pell some of the gas to the people of Barrow. But the curse of Barrow Li alcohol, which white men have Introduced to the Eskimos. Unhappily, most Eskimos are unable to cope with the bcc, zhicb ha had a effect upon their culture. In their sober moments, they have voted to ban the sale of liquor from Barrow. But several flourishing bootleg operations continue to peddle "Look, they were saying to the New Left radicals, you have been trying to bring a Marxist-Leninist-MaoIst revolution to the United States by using opposition tothe Vietnam War as I.... n.A ! WWU UI ....III. ... YOU 1k1 AWARD WINNERS Seminole High School's award winning majorettes '(from left), Cheryl Sprague, Laurie Williams and Karen Rhudy, pose with the trophies and medals they've collected In four contests this year. At the Gasparilla Contest Feb. 7 In Lakeland, Miss Rhudy won first place In solo and third in strut, Miss Williams won second In duet and third In solo and Miss Sprague won third In solo. At the Eustis Contest Feb. 21, Miss Sprague took first in and filth In beauty, Miss Williams took third in duet and Miss Rhudy took fifth In beauty. At the District Bandmasters Contest March 5 In Eau Gallie, all three received superior ratings. At the State Bandmasters Contest May 8 In Fort Walton Beach Miss Rhudy and Miss Sprague won superior ratings and Miss Williams was rated excellent. Witness Tampering Trial Set - - Congress or the courts need to decide just who Is In charge of regulating the nuclear power Industry. The Industry Is beset by growing numbers of local and state regulations which threaten ' The news conference winding up the NATO meeting was dominated by questions on Kissinger's future. The secretaryofstate - whohasstatedhiswtshtoretlreat said it would be frultiecs to have the end of the year more discussion of his private plans. REPORTERS NOTEBOOK - '° Meanwhile, Norway has been trying to negotiate jurisdictional boundary lines In the Spltibergens with Soviet Union, which once claimed the southernmost of Islands. Most of the Spit.zbergen's 3,500 residents are Soviet citizens, _________ ____ "' -. (I -- - '' Norway claims Its continental shelf under the Barents Sea cxtcnds to Spltabergen, giving it territorial control over the sea floor and the islands. America's concern Is the possibility of unexplored oil fields In the Spitzbergens. The NorwegIan government has said it will not permit oil drilling In the area until 1978. tv By BOB LIA)YL) Herald Staff Writer and sheriff's agents said a key witness in the theft ring case had gone Into hiding following threats on his life, Detective R.E. Winger said a man, who he declined to name, had informed store officials of the "inventory shrinkage" and that the man went into hidin g after "a man started looking for the informant" following arrests "and the informant's physical writ being was threatened." Investigators probed the threat reports for a week before before turning Information over to the sta te attorney's office, A suspect arrested in a March probe that uncovered a "steal. to-order" theft ring and an $80,000 inventory shrinkage at a Casselberry furniture showroom is docketed for trial this week In circuit cour t at Sanford on a witness tamperng charge. Mark F.Rarr1itgton,',of 110 Aria Court, Winter Park, is accused of by force or threats of force causing Lonnie G. Wickson to be placed in fear between March 18 and 23. Harrington, a health spa which filed a direct information Instructor, and his wife, charging Harrington. Jcu,vUã, hS, tutU 4-IU tiuivr prons were arrested during th e probe by sheriff's agents that unco vered the inventor' shrinkage at Eric Adams Furniture Warehouse and Showroom. Investigators said a theft ring utilized a computer-kept inventory system to cover up furni tur e thefts and that items were sold to buyers at cut-rate prices, and in some Instances delivered in company trucks. Harrington was released fr om jail March 19 on $1,000 bond on a charge of receiving stolen property after a raid at his home turned up a stolen 1400 sofa. lie was arrested March 31 on the witness tam pering charge Documents in the court file on the witness tampering case allege that the threats were made in the vicinity of an auto dealership on SR-436 at Casselberry. Harrington and his wife are slated for trial in circuit court the week of June Ion the stolen pro perty charges. A former employe of the furniture firm is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to grand. larceny in the sofa theft case. Dino D. Fanti, 21, of south Seminole, is expected to be a state witness in the Ilarrington's June trial. Parents Seeking New B Room Th e Teague Middle School Band Parents, represented by President Steve Fox, appealed to the school budget review committee Tuesday for a new school band room or an extension of the prcsent band room. The band currently meets in an 800 square foot room with a 10 foot ceiling. Most other middle school band rooms are considerably larger and have 14 foot ceilings. In addition, said • HOSPITAL NOTES VII UIL.1 U UI. Out all they will buy. you're going at it wrong. People in this country Our reporter encountered a young Eskimo, are not going to buy off from the turgid writings with a thick shock of black hair, who was a of Marx, the easily identifiable polemics of harpooner on a wtale boat. No one was moreLenin, or 'Quotations from the Thoughts of S skilled, more daring In pursuit of the great chairman Mao., You have tried that, and It has humpbacked whale. not worked. Here, give them the 'Revolutionary He promised to teach Bernton about whaling, Thoughts of Uncle Sam.' We are completely "But If I am going to teach you," said the proud committed to bringing a Cuban or Chinese type hunter, "then you must know all about me. You regime to the U.S. just as you r.re, but it simply must know that I drink, because I do." cannot be done the way you are trying to do It." He drank so much one night that he was close Writing In the November-December 1971 to collapse. Ashamed to go home to his wife, the hunter asked Bernton to find a place for him to issue of "New American Movement," Rifldn sleep. Bernton got a room In the luxurious hotel declared: it and assisted the drunken harpooner Inside. "A genuine understanding of the There came a knock at the door. The night manager Insisted that the Eskimo couldn't stay. revolutionary Ideals Is what links Thomas Paine, Sadly, resignedly, the great hunter staggered Sam Adams, and Benjamin Rush and the from the room and trudged down the ball into Uw American people with Lenin, Mao, (le (the freezing night. There was no place for him in the Cue vera), and the struggles of all oppressed peoples In the world. Not until the masses of hotel his people had built, Drunken Eskimos routinely are routed out of Americans begin to Identify with these principles the hotel. Yet the town has no treatm&nt center, and develop their own revolutionary struggle not even a town jail, where they can sleep ltoff. will they be able to form a real bond of (raterSo they wind up oitcn in the col&i street. it nalism and solidarity with the struggle of all it year, three people froze to death in the streets. oppressed people." One was a 14-year-old girl who had failed to This t of rhetoric obviously shows that the make It home from a drinking party. Medics PBC really believes In, so it has been toned report that children as young as 10 years Old down. In the Introduction to one of the PBC'a have been treated for alcoholism, recent book's titled "America's Birthday," the The next favorite beverage Is Coca Cola. word "revolutionary" has been changed to Many youngsters, thanks to their new affluence, "democratic" and the references to Lenint Mao can afford as many asl2 cans a day. The cokes and Che have been deleted entirely. and candies, Introduced by the man, have taken a terrible toll of the Eskimo children's teeth The The Peoples Bicentennial Commission Is a only dentist In town is kept constantly busy In- fraud, and Just how fraudulent It Li L clearly • starting dentures In the mouths of elementary domonstrated by this new report by the Senate SChOOl clld Subcommittee on Internal Security titled "The F.hImC tiii int tie cs L a. Attempt to Steal the BicentenniaL" U you want winter, the humpbacked whale in the spring, the to know more about this uoaayory outfit, drop the walrus and seal In the summer. But it no longer subcommittee In Washington, D.C. a line, and the anne since the white man came to drill for ask for this excellent study. To be forewarned is to be forearmed. (gi 'tAY21, 1976 ADMISSIONS SanfordCharles F. Bowin Vanessa Free man Jones M. Gill Elsie H. Griffith James M. Hayes Edith Ilolsey Lewis Lucas Marion Malane Lula B. Oglesby -_ - WEATHER John Taylor Elizabeth A. Wilson Charles L Nlckle, Crescent City Donald Allen, DeBary Saturday's high 85, Sunday's low 67. Occasional rain with a Harriet Gamerman, Deltona chance of thundershowers Frances R. Sewell, Deltona through Sunday. Highs low to 1 mid 80s. Lows near 70. Brian A. Morrison, Winter Southeasterly winds around 15 Springs m.p.h. Rain probability 80 per DISCHARGES cent. Sanford: EXTENDED FORECAST Ruby E. Biker Mostly cloudy with thunlershowers likely. Partly Rhonda K. Britten cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday Leon Brooks with only a slight chance if Jeanette M. Corso ihowers. highs in the $Os. Lows Howard J. Cushing n (he 60i north and upper lOs to Jacqueline Goodson nid lOs south. Irma M. Lowe Sunday's Daytona Beach tides: high 4:32 a.m., 5:08 p.m., Leona Monett I 10:40am., 11:15 p.m. Port Shawn Pilklngton Canaveral: high 4:1.3 a.m.. 4:5-4 Beulah Vann p.m., low 10:33 n. m., 11:00 p.m. ' - I Christine Walker Signe Lellinger, DeBary Nell D. Harland, Deltona ___ CL i Katherine Heater, Deltona Gordon Lowe. Deltona Stephen C. Detrick, Lake Monroe Drug Bill Delayed TALLAHASSEE (AP) The chief sponsor of a bill designed to require substitution of cheaper generic prescr iption drugs at an estimated savings of $40 million says opponents are trying every tactic to defeat the measure. However, Sen. Jack Gordon, D.Miami, who saw the Senate approve the bill 38-0, said the efforts of the pharmaceutical lobby is doomed to failure because of str ong citizen Interest in the measure. While the Senate voted 38-4) for the bill Thursday, final passage was postponed until Wednesday under a delaying tactic by Sen. Kenneth Plank', R-Winter Park, who moved to have the vote reconsidered. Gordon said that Plante only managed to delay return of the house-passed measure to the house where there should be no trouble over amendments the Senate added. The House approved the bill 107.5. The measure would require substitution of cheaper generic drugs for brand-name products wrote unless a doctor "medically necessary" on the prescription. Senate supporters of the measu'e successfully beat back amendments they charged would "gut the bill." - - - - Fox, the noise from the adjoining woodshop interferes with band practices. - He added that other middle schools had band offices and storage rooms, and some also had ensemble and practice rooms. About 215 students are involved with the league band. Fox estimated that a new band room for Teague, cornplete with higher ceilings, office and storage space, would cost in the rølnn jul 5.40(100 ,...I fl..l Indiana, accused of receiving a Cadillac stolen property sedan taken in Ohio - on Nov. 4 at Altamonte Springs. Chamberlain failed to appear for trial Jan. 5 and was later returned from Indiana for trial this week. - William G. Welty, 20, of Forest City, is accused of grand larceny of a motorcycle at Altamonte Springs. John Wesley Jr., 20, of LOW Coolidge Ave., Sanford, Is accused of uttering a forged payroll check at a grocery store. - Theodore Woodall. 23, of 416 Dunbar St., Altamonte Springs, Is accused of the April 6 burglary of the residence of Clarice Johnson, of Altamonte Springs. Mrs. Johnson held the Sl15Pet at bay with a butcher knife until sheriff's deputies arrived after she found him under her bed, according to documents In the court file. Aundra D. Tillman, 19, of Cowan-Moughton Terrace, Sanford, is accused of burglarizing Snorkey's Grocery, 1612 W. 13th St., Sanford, on April 29. Police checking the burglarized business said they found the suspect in a bathroom. - Raymond John Kouwe, 28, and Marllna Gail Kouwe, 29, of 1035W. Notre Dame, Altamonte Springs, are accused of perjury in connection with county court testimony on April 12, 1974, in a traffic accident case. The Kouwes say they've lived at the same address for years and court files give no reason why they weren't arrested on the perjury charges, filed 3, 1974, until April 15, 1975 Defense attorney James C. Dauksch is seeking dismissal of the felony perjury charges, contending they constitute double jeopardy -since the Kouwéswereëonktedug. 12, 1974 of giving false information to a police officer in the accident case. David Butler, 22, and his wife, Marilyn B'itler, 20, of 240 Oxford Road, Fern Park, are accused of receiving stolen property a television taken from an Orlando motel where Butler was employed as a bellman. Diane Arlean Carter, 31, of Camelia St., Longwood, is scheduled for trial on a charge that she obtained property by a worthless $200 check to Club Juana, at Casselberry. John Elmore, 48, of Orlando, Is accused of soliciting two Orange County sheriff's agents to commit aggravated battery on an Orlando man. Mose Taylor, 65, of Spartanburg, S.C., and Roy Jones, 69, of Jacksonville, are accused of grand larceny of $400 from a 00-year-old Sanford man in a con game police call the "catch the crooked bank teller." Michael E. Massle, 19, of 10131 Sandal Court, Trallwood Estates, in southwest Seminole, is accused of burglary of a residence. - Kathryn R.Hobbie,2l,and Angel A. Pardo, 22, of Sanford, face trial on charges of possession of a controlled substance. They were arrested in a raid by Sanford police on their apartment after an officer spotted potted marijuana plants on a second-floor - Meeting On Islands Set Founders School Supt. William P. Layer said that in the original design of the school, it was anticipated that band would not be offered at league, but rather individual music for students on ii rotating basis. "I don't know what to tell you, Mr. Fox," Layer said. "I don't think we can undertakeany major additions this year." Piano Recital Students of Mrs. Charles E. Davis Jr. will present a spring piano recital at 2:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon at First Baptist Church of Sanford. The students will perform pieces ranging from "The Star Spangled Banner" to "The Windshield Wiper Rock." The students are April Morris, Charlie Markos, Kathy Klingensmith, Karl Richburg, Deborah Alderman, Holly Wilson, Nancy Baldwin. Carol l)yal, Millie Smith. Marian Ray Mid Sheila Johnson. e 0z, : - The military refused earlier to provide food and water to the hijackers and their 109 hostages Including two Americans. PBC C ALENDAR Twenty defendants are docketed for criminal trials this week before Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosenann Jr. this week at Sanford. They Include: Terry Michael (lam- MANILA, The Philippines (AP) - Moslem rebels Saturday allowed four mothers and nine children to leave a hijacked Philippines Airlines jet on the southern Island of Mlndanoa, well informed sources said. Sunday, May 23, I16-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Court I T r ia is Slated WORLD JOHN D. LOFTON JR. Soviets pediency. The United States resolve in all arm of attention. The commission Is correct In Its reasoning. But to apply that rationale in every Instance Is being penny wise and dollar frolish. A program with a proven success rate has to be of value to Seminole County. How can you measure In dollars and cents, the good society gains from a ,'outh turned away from a life of crime by an agency like Youth Programs Inc.? You can't! The program counsels persons who are In trouble and assigns volunteers from the community to work with youngsters eight to 17. For example, a first offender might be referred by a Judge, or the Division of Youth Services. Sheriff John Polk didn't seem happy to 3m the commission turn down Minletta's request. Polk, like other law enforcement officers, Is involved In youth programs. And, Polk, like other lawmen, knows It's easier to turn a youngster away from a potential tile of crime at an early age than It is to wait until later years when crimes of a more serious nature are committed. Chief penny pincher Richard Williams suggested funding only $4,000. Williams was backed by all the DON OAKLEY - its foreign policy would come into question. Or imagine the thoughts of our enemies as they received the signal that detente has been abandoned, and that they could expect only a policy of confrontation with the United States for at least the remainder of the presidential election season, At home the removal of Mr. Kissinger for what w9uld amount to a purely political and short-range tactical reason would be a disaster for Mr. Ford. By doing so he would be admitting that Mr. Kissinger has indeed been setting U.S. foreign policy and he would be showing American people in general that he is a weak and indecisive executive who can be easily panicked. Mr. Kissinger can be applauded for many of his efforts and faulted for some. But Americans should not lose sight of the fact that he only executes policy approved by the President. That is where the critics of U.S. foreign affairs should focus tJPir When it cornea to funding social programs, Seminole County Commissioners suddenly turn Into proverbial penny pinchers. As such, they already are putting their Infamous squeeze on programs that are seeking dollars. The first to feel the pinch this year was Youth Services Inc., a non-profit corporation Juvenile assistance organization which last year provided assistance to 249 youngsters. As a result of a commission decision last week, the entire program stands a chance of going down the tune, Eugene D. Minietta, the company's executive director, asked for 16,000 in local matching funds In order to qualify for a $10,665 federal grant. Minietta received only $4,000 last year, so the penny-pinching commission awarded him the same amount this year, leaving him $2,0W short. Well, he's launched a drive In the private sector to try to come up with the needed funds. The commission's philosophy Is that the state or federal government lures the county Into social programs, then reduces the state or federal commitment while raising the number of local dollars required to maintain the program. SUNDAY, MAY 23 Gospel Festival to benefit Meals on Wheels program, 2 Pm.. Sanford Civic Center. La Amistad annual country fair and auction, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Maitland Civic ('enter. To benefit residential treatment center for adolescents. Lyman High School Band Booster Potluck Supper, school cafeteria, 7 p.m. Awards presentation. Idyllwilde School Skating Party, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink. , Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Sanford LA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 70, over Baptist (lurch, Crystal Lake and Country Club Roads, Lake Mary, 7p.m. TUESDAY, MAY 25 SUI0I'd Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and Ught, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist (lurch. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434 Skate Night, sponsored by Lyman High School Bank Boosters, State City, 7 p.m. Sanford Pilot Club dinner meeting, First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, 7 p.m. Plasticsware party sponsored by Women's Guild, Lutheran Church of Providence, Deltona, 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 am., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Introductory Ceramics eight-week course, 7 p.m., Seminole Community College Adult Education Campus. Contact Registrar's office. Seminole High School Band Concert, 7:30p.m., school auditorium. Concert and Jazz bands. THURSDAY, MAY 27 County Federation hosted by Junior Woman's Club of Casselberry at Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive, 10:30 a.m. SISTER, Inc., noon, The Heritage. Sanford LA, open, 6 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sertoma Club of Sanford, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Sanford Clvitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's. FRIDAY, MAY 28 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Tanglewood AL, clo3ed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcipal Church, Lake Howell Road. L400gwood LA, closed, 8 p.m., Christ Episcopal $ II 1. 'rcb, áii htrch Street. FRIDAY, 51tY28 Seminole County Council of PTA's annual banquet, 6:30 p.m., Community United Methodist (lurch, Ca5&CIbUTy. Installation and program. The Foresters Square Dance, 7:30 p.m., The Forest. SATURDAY, MAY 29 CB Coffee Break sponsored by Tri County Road Runners CB Radio Club, 6-10 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Sanford LA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry LA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. TUESDAY, JUNE 1 Forest City Elementary School Kindergarten End-ofthe-year program, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 National Organization for Women, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L Building, SR 436, and Palm Springs Drive. Open to public. - - - - 40 M E M B R A - - . - - Maurice Murdock Bennie Brown Jr., 20, of 22nd St., and Henry Jim Oliver, 19, Byrd Ave., both Midway, are charged with the $15 strongarm robbery of a migrant worker, A. Jolson M.D. , N ' . . 1 0 0 d 1, ! -i 1: . - - ' '. I; _- I % - i I '. , - ' D, - ' 'b' -- - - - •' Memorial Day, May 31 * - Honor the memory of departed loved ones with a Memorial Day message in this newspaper. You may compose your own memoriam. or ask the assistance of a friendly Ad-Visor. We should receive your message not later than S p.m., Friday, May 2$. Diseases and Surgery of the Eye 15 WORDS $2.00 Add 41c For Each Additional S Words CALL ANNOUNCES 322.2611 or 831-9993 The Opening Of His Second Office At 60$ E. Semoran Blvd. (Elmco Bldg. Directly Across From Florkia North Hospital) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS PH. 647-7237 - C E •. . .. -, - - I balcony. McDonald, 49, of Sanford, Is docketed for trial on charges that he made a false statement to obtain a bank loan and that he gave Sheriff John E. Polk a worthless $150 check for bail bond. tt o. • : Ct*SSlFIE$ SEPA*INENT E. -sing Herald �IA—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 23, 17 Bill Lee Vows To Even Score With Nettles, Rivers Men And Women In The Armed Forces 11111 JAMES MELVIN Navy Seaman Apprentice James T. Melvin of 708 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, is participating in Operation "Solid Shield '76" aboard the tank landing ship USS Boulder, homeported at Little Creek, Va. The two-week joint exercise off the North Carolina and Georgia coasts involves 36 ships and more than 50,00( men and women from all branches of the Armed Forces. A 1975 graduate of Oviedo High School, he joined the Navy in May 1975. EDWARD ZANDER Navy Boiler Technician Fireman Edward P. Zander, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zander of 510 Second St., Chuluota, is participating ni Operation "Solid Shield 1`76" aboard the guided missile frigate USS Talbot, homeported at Norfolk, Va. The two-week joint exercise off the North Carolina and Georgia coasts involves 36ships and more than 50,000 men and women from all branches of the Armed Forces. The exercise will include air, surface and submarine operations and an amphibious assault. It is designed to test command and control plans and to provide training in the procedures for emergency evacuation of noncombatants from a simulated battle zone. A former student of Oviedo High School, he joined the Navy In November 1974. Chanute AFB, Ill., from the ('entrvifl (hid) High SchceL U.S. Air Force jet engine mechanic course conducted by RONALD KENT the Air Training Command. Miller, now trained to inspect DENVER, Cob. —The son of and repair turbojet and gas a Longwood couple has been turbine engines, is being assigned to Cannon AFB, N.M., assigned to Wurtsmith AFB, following graduation from the Mich., for duty with a unit of the weapons mechanic course at Strategic Air Command. Lowry AFB, Cob. airman is ign graduate Airman Ronald E. Kent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. K?nt of DeLand High School. of 208 Royal Oak Circle, was MARK SNOW trained to load and inspect weapons used In Air Force SAN ANTONIO Airman aircraft and will now serve with Mark C. Snow, son of Mrs. June a unit of the Tactical Air E. Miller of Deltona, has been Command. selected for technical training Airman Kent is a 1975 in the U.S. Air Force wire graduate of Lake Brantley High mau.itenance field at Sheppard School in Forest City, Fla. AFB, Tex. CHARLES WESLEY JR. The airman recently cornpleted basic training at Navy Seaman Charles Lackland AFB, Tex., where he studied the Air Force mission, Wesley Jr., 27, son of Mrs. organ itbon and customs an d Ruthia Hester of 1838 Coolidge received special instruction in Ave., Sanford, was graduated from the Basic Enlisted Course human relations, Snow , whose father, Charles at the Naval Submarine School, I.. Snow, resides at 24 Palm Groton, Conn. The six-week course includes Terrace, DeBary, is a 1974 instruction on the operating graduate of DeLand Senior principles of nuclear-powered High School. and diesel submarines; 5h1P board procedures; control, DAVID BUTLER support and weapons systems; Staff damage control equipment; PANAMA CITY Sergeant David L. Butler, son a nd submarine safety. A l graduate of Man ual of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Butler Arts High School, Los Angeles, of 1112 Myrtle Ave., Sanford, is he joined the Navy in a member of the organization November 1975. earned the U.S. Air that has JON FLEISCRMAN Force Outstanding Unit Award. Butler is assigned at Tyndall Navy Fireman Recruit Jon AFB, as a marine engine technician with the 4756th Air W. Fleischman, son of Mr. and Defense Squadron which was Mrs. D.H. Fleischman of 823 cited for meritorious service Rosalia Dr., Sanford, was from July 1, 1973 to June 30, graduated from Advanced Hull 1975. Maintenance Technician School Members of the 4756th will at the Naval Training Center, wear a distinctive ribbon to San Diego. mark their affiliation with the The 10-week course includes unit. instruction in welding, brazing, The sergeant graduated from sheet metal layout, pipefitting - - ROBERT COWDREY JR. SAN ANTONIO Airman Robert E. Cowdrey Jr., brother Of Mrs. Mary E. Cleveland of 1480 Springwood Circle, Longwood, has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, Tex., after completing Air Force basic training. During the six weeks training at Lackland AFB, Tex., the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and and received special Instruction In human relations. Cowdrey will now receive Leadership specialized training In the aircraft maintenance field. Techniques The airman is a 1975 iraduate of Apopka Memorial High If your meetings get out of School. control or your organization Is constantly in difficulty over FREDDIE STAFFORD misunderstandings about what Marine Corporal Freddie L. actually took place In a Stafford, 26, son of Mrs. meeting, you need help. Elizabeth Stafford of 606 That help will be available in Cypress Ave., Sanford, is the form of a course designed to participating in Operation - and cth skills for use In the maintenance and repair of hip's structural frames. A former student of Seminole High-Central Adult High School, he joined the Navy in November 1975 I BOSTON (AP) Maybe he'll simmer down over the next few weeks, but right now Boston Red Sax southpaw Bill Lee says he has a score to settle with a couple of New York Yankees. "I'm going to rest for six weeks, get my arm strong again, then come back and drill (Craig) Nettles and drill tMickey Rivers," he said Friday. lee had his left arm strapped tight in a sling and - IU, ' I a, I, Inciu'uer of 1st Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, N.C. A former student of Crooms Academy, he joined the Marine Corps In August 1968. Navy Lieutenant Gregory G. Heath, son of Retired Navy DEAR DR. LAMB A friend Captain and Mrs. Leroy A. of mine and I are always at Heath of 2420 S. Bay Ave., odds about the diet I am on. I Sanford, is participating In have hoglycemia aLd eat a Operation "Solid Shield '76" high protein diet mixed with aboard the guided missile vegetables and fruits totaling 6o cruiser USS South Carolina, gins, carbohydrates per day or homeported at Norfolk, Va. as close as I can come to that. I conditions sometimes require The two-week joint exercise eat one egg every morning, a this. Doctors often have to off the North Carolina and bit of cheese, fish, meat and Judge between the benefit they Georgia coasts involves 36 ships poultry. can achieve with treatment and and more than 50,000 men and In your opinion, do you think harm that the treatment women from all branches of the that because of the food that I the might cause. The way to decide Armed Forces. eat I will soon develop in your case would be to find out He Is a 1971 graduate of the cholesterol? This is her opinion what your own cholesterol level U.S. Naval Academy at but not mine. Iseem to feel that Is and If it Is relatively low then Annapolis with a bachelor of if the body functions normally, the diet that you are now using science degree. cholesterol will not build up will not harm you. although my body is not funcI would recommend, DON IARRET1 JR. tioning correctly to start with. however, that you continue to Navy Radioman Seaman Don Some of the doctors I have seen have evaluations of your C. Barrett Jr., 19, son of Mr. feel I should continue my diet. cholesterol and triglycerides Don C. Barrett Sr. of 1358 What Is your opinion? I would (blood fats) periodically as bong Freymark St., Altamonte like it in black and white If as you stay on such a diet. For Springs, Is participating in possible so I can show my Information on what to eat if Operation "Solid Shield 76" friend once and for all If I am you have low blood sugar send 50 cents for The Health Letter, aboard the frigate USS Edward doing the right thing. DEAR READER The right number 3-9, Low Blood Sugar: McDonnell, homeported in thing for you to do is to follow hypoglycemia. Send a long, Mayport your doctor's advice regardless stamped, self-addressed enThe two-week joint exercise of what your well-meaning velope for mailing. Address off the North Carolina and your letter to me in care of this Georgia coasts Involves 36 ships friend may think. After all of the different newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, and more than 50,000 men and wonsen from all branches of the facets of the cholesterol Radio City Station, New York, problem are considered on an NY 10019. Armed Forces. Individual basis It boils down to The exercise will Include air, One of the reasons proteins what Is your own cholesterol and fats are useful in patients surface and submarine operations and an amphibious level. If your own level is quite with some forms of assault. It is designed to test low then you need not be so hypoglycemia is that they delay command and control plans and careful about the amount of the emptying of the stomach. to provide training in the cholesterol in your diet. One of This results in slower abprocedures for emergency the Important factors that sorption and digestion. You can evacuation of noncombatants keeps your own cholesterol accomplish part of this same from a simulated battle zone. level low for most people Is effect with carbohydrates In A former student of Laze avoiding obesity. bulky foods. Lettuce, cabbage, Since you are a female and I salads and solid vegetables are Brantley High School, Forest City, he joined the Navy in presume from your letter first digested In the stomach relatively young, the until they are lluid or semiNovember 1974. probabilities are that you have solid. This takes time. As they LAURIE MILLER a Low cholesterol level to start are slowly emptied Into the with regardless of wb iteer Intestine for abeorptlon the rise RANTOUL. Ill. Airman diet you are cznth.. in blood glucose from this is Laurie M. Miller, daughter of I do not ordinarily recom- also *low. This avoids the retired Master Sergeant and mend eggs, cheese a:id a diet rebound effect that Induces fIrs. Milton C. Miller of 5 hich contains a relatively W -9=.= Cf Low blood 6. Dri, DeEtry, has large amount of tat and ieen alter eating concentrated graduated with honors at cholesterol but certain medical Iweets or starches, - - - :.'./ '-1, i r A. '. . T ..- i' .' Vi & , *6 !.— 4 - ____ _____ _( . .. -. , 4 - Vr ' - .". - ' I. . : I - " . With Win Over Jax - ).: .;. r - A '.4 ,, %: " '. - 'i'. - - $1.,, I' p.., . . ' ' ' ' .! 1, - f ' 'I an :.-- " " - I I ' " ..•.. - -. -.. .. •. .. •:. . " ' t ' I 4. , ' - , , • -•. -1 3 '. - . ' S . , .. . . I j:, , I -, ." ,' I' .' - . . 'a,' - ... I I - -.-. , lf . "I '' k.' I 12!, .-* .. .- A 4 . ' -' a V . 9 '.. . - . •• . the Altamonte Springs Civic Center located at Magnolia Ave. —one from 9a.m. to noon and one from 740 p.m. p.m. on Mondays. Both sections are scheduled to start on May 24. Newly elected, present or soon to be, officers of organizations are urged to attend. Build your confidence and be happier during your term of office. You may not be an ynair.lf but you might be a better member if you acquired this knowledge. The leader of the seminars will be Alice Suffield who has had many years experience in this field having been both an officer of many organizations and for many years was the organizational chairperson for the State of Illinois League of Women Voters. She is currently president of the Winter Park Woman's Club. Registration will take place at the first session of each seminar and a $2 fee will be charged. / - _V. .'if' ' :-'' . , "." . ,,. . . • . . Saunders led Flagship-Seminole offense with : . : i k Brea s . LJ, Swim Classes LONGWOOD A full program in swimming offering certificates from Beginner through Swimmer starts at the Lyman High School pool June 14 and ends August 20. Classes starting each two weeks will begin at 12:30, 1:15 and 2 p.m. American Red Cross certificates will be issued at the completion of each level. Lifesaving, Water Safety Instructor and Adult Beginner Swimming classes also will be offered in the event on demand, according to Canton Henley, Lyman principal Robert Golf, head wim coach at Lyman, is in charge of the program. For information and registration, contact the Perk brnscb of tho American Red Cross, phone. 831-3000. - F.'rv the National Collegiate Athletic '. apiece to carry Stromberg to an early 9-3 lead over Apex. Merthie checked the losers on two bingoes, one of them Steve Sensakovic's second home run blast in as many games. o s Dom ina1' ti on iIOfl B 00T1S tt L iO b Robertson -Mayfa'i'r Champ'i6 on Ruby EyeS Lib Robertson put It all together this week and sw ' '-'.'.' Mayfair Country Club .Women's golf tournament. She ..S - R14 ~*r , .-Y. M , ,-I'Ly!, 'O ~%T .outputted Margaret liOUS In I Friday's playoff for 8 C mp ons p ass e won ito 84. It was a medal play tour. nament. 'It was all in her putting, Margaret said of Lib y'& " The playoff round was not •'!:' just afluke, either. fib has been jubilant wi th her putting and her game in general all week .. She and Margaret were tied at g -.g the end of regular tournament play with 54 hole totals of 254 k: "3tk..•: .'iJ Lib was the qualifying round medalist however, with an 82. She came to play. A long putt 'se(,.:: J _r:1 for a birdie on 12 turned the .iJ ' -playoff match and her week, I. ' 42'i .'J" long momentum was over powering p%- " Low net for the first round '•'?' .C,,1, Was Mary Ann Williams with a 67 It has been an interesting and entertaining season or uie women and they wind up their formal meetings next Wed-. pesday with play and a luncheon. MIDZXZ_36n~ , ~ m AS R H 13 0 4 12 1 3 0 3 21 ' , . -. ., - Qualify n , - -', -:" y5. ' i champion Middle Tennessee 4 Eric Kirchhoff rf Conference Valley 3 I fielder who hit 19 homers and drove home 60 runs In regular season, hit a three-run homer after a pair of first inning walks and led off the fourth 2 a 01 2 3 2 too'nson Fred Howard paced the Railroadersattackwjtlia brace gof singles, while a double by Paul Jackson was the big blow for the losers. Ohio 1 2 0 FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE AS R H Marty Johnson 2b 5 22 Wesley Steele ss 5 4 2 walks and 5 First Federal Mike Rotundo lb Johnson p errors. Winning pitcher Jim Jim BurP,ecf Miller and reliever Terry Russi Brian 11 issued a total of nine passes themselves. but Railroaders' Seventh-ranked FSU (4014) and Southeastern Conference king Auburn (34-13) were to play Saturday after 3 2 2 1 0 140 2-15 MIroaders ballooned to a Ll_ Larry Fredrick 3b largely on the strength of 10 Association event. I 0 0 (35-16) met Jacksonville (43-13) 200 for survival in the double-loss 20 11 s tournament. 042 2 Kennedy, a sophomore right Fin? Federal Railroaders Tim Barkley It Totals. 4 2 0 W 1 0 Two 0 0 2 0 1 28 21 9 Al R H Tim Shephardssp 2 0 0 I 00 Bi ll Elv 1 ones o .TLANTIC NATi0kiiiii. superior defense covered their tracks. may 500 ' an eight nine outs. walks, an error and wild WI pitch in the in the led to Jacksomille's lone tally and re. . swtea in Brooks uarey being called in to get the final out. It was FSU's fourth victory in five games with Jacksonville. Middle Tennessee has the o i o best team batting average, .309, 0 0 0 in the tournament, but Beck2 0 0 with (9-3) getting relief hel in 13 I I the sixth from David O'Hare, 15(10) 5-21 held the losers to eight hits. II S I— I et Tom Hedrick Robert Shaw 2b pss Jeff Brown cf3b Totals INDIANAPOLIS (AP) lloyd Ruby, a last-minute, UnSIR OMSE R0. CARLSON expected driver hoping to win a Flagship-Sem. AS R H Atlantic Nati. starting spot this weekend for James Bartlett . 3 0 0 4 Pat Slaler c I 1 the May 30 Indianapolis 500, adA u b u r n scored seven MOOSE uits it's difficult to qualify with ft H unearned runs in the fourth on AS I:nly one day practice. Bill Sweests 3 3 0 ViflCtflt Thomasc lb 3 2 0 five sin gles, two walks, an erlsaacWlliamscf 3 2 2 Bruce Annettpc "Wh'n y ou there (on go out 3 2 1 ror and a wild pitch by losing I Ken Freeman Cf 1 1 0 pitcher Bob Hardin (7 2) Third £ 0 0 0 Joe Settle 30 athe track) )OU have to get ivg2b baseman Richie Howard led ,"" .ar and chassis set which usu aymond Robinson 3o 3 2 Richard Bradley lb 1. RodneyCanleylt ally takes two or three days 1 i i Auburn's 11-hit attack with a "iv7.' 3 7 0 S1'iaunThomasss •J..J' 0 0 0 Andy Faint rf 3 0 0 pair of singles for three RBI's. &/J, 4E-4,,ri4 said the 4i1-year-old racing vet- 'b0onzalez Il " . 21 14 II Lance Abney If 't,, Totals 1 0 1 , ran second only to A J I' Oyt fie RBI's S br season APEX PRODUCE Calvin Rollins 'b 2 1 to break Scotty Long's school in Indy starts. AS R H Totals 3110 : 0 0 0 ROTARY record total of 1967 Today and Sunday are the Ii WesCooperrf b '-z nab chances for drivers to qual Jeff Webb p-c 2 0 0 Greg Jacksoncf rf 2b 1 2 Auburn second baseman . if) for the 33-car starting fi ld. Steve Barnes 30 3 1 0 1 00 Tim Johnson 2b 55 , • Stiller .'iicie and catcher 2 1 1 Carl Presley 33 Ruby, who drove for the Steve Sen sakovlc $5 %i ade tees it up fur mom, instruction included P',5m0,5c p 7 Tommy 1 1 CaolumbusDempsll 2 2 0 Mo rt on each had two •nm and uahfied Rod Butcher if c aren I 0 0 Wayne Pace lb-3b 1 I I cin,,li*., ,n1 h,.....*..... LWL. Steve b sixth last year, assumed until David Henderson it 0 0 0 Robert Kinnard 3b lb 2 0 I is only 18. Montgomery had a two-run Larry Snell 2b 1 0 0 Eric Wade rf 0 he would get 2 0 Sunday that last Ile was the No. I man on the Ca Zipper 30 0 0 0 Carlton Brown ct 2 1 0 double in the fifth. Seminole golf learn this year, a pole-winner Johnny Ruther- Moses Brown lb I I 0 I 7 I Sam Griffith p Pat Millercf 1 0 0 Mike Parker 1 0 0 20 culmination of three years ford's backup car. Middle Tennessee's Rick Chic0 0 0 But McLaren, instead, de- Shane Hutcher cf Ted Long rt 2 0 0 participation for the school. shire had a double, Denton FePe14 4 2 Totals 7711 Totals Improved putting is standard Golf coach Toni Nixon ap- cided at the last minute to deters two singles and Danny at Mayfair this year with the 304 5-14 Moose 3 10 Moore a two-run single in the preciates Wade's talents and Is vote full energy to Rutherford, Stromber,.C. 012 I - 4 Apes Produce Rotary 3 151 1 1 I greens better than they have presently writing colleges and the 1974 winner, and Ruby was sixth. been in years. "It's the overuniversltiestryingtoland Wade left scrambling for a ride. lie finally was signed to drive seeding," said assistant pro Bill a good scholarsh ip. an Eagle-Offenhauser for Mike (etik. "It was a cold winter Bolts, is a technical writer for years ago taking them from Wade proved his 69's were not l)evin-the same car driven by pnd on those courses where Martin of Marietta and needs a Torn, the result of happenstance by ,\rlene hiss at Phoenix in there was not overseedIng the lot of tension-easing on the golf Wade has been playing the subsequently burning up the March. 11 ' I greens will be spotty." course. Mother, Margaret, is Mayfair Country Club course course with a 67, and in the Speedway sources reported just as happy now taking for seven years, which doesn't process beating club pro Bob rumors that backup cars for Wade Botts, the il-year-old pointers from Wade as she was seem long until reminded Wade Bratzler on the back nine, 34 to both Foyt and Al Unser might senior at Seminole high School 35. be readied for Ruby if Devin's who shot back-to-back 69's to Wade is a di a sciplined th Country Club lete car failed to qualify. yf e Ma take th air with a thirst and enthusiasm , çnembers' tournament after Ruby, seeking his 17th In-. that wo uld t ur n the entire dianapoIts star t,isfourth on the pas rain shorte ned to 36 holes, economy around if Just a few all-time mileage leaders' list .. has found himself as an athlete went a bout their trade in like with 5,762.5 miles. this year. He wants to be a nuinner. He has enough credits wants Although leading for 126 laps professional athlete. lie to graduate witho ut attending in his previous 16 races, he has 0 In of only 2, group 50 to join a all dii) classes at Seminole never won here His best finish the w hole nation out of the : ."'High As a result Wade IS was third in i4 _______ millio ns who aspire to be an fff .b:qr'r training and learning eer day -We're coining along pretty jthiete for money. He wants five or six hours a day. After a good," Ruby said Friday after a travel In a crowd where being _••J quick snack he is at the driving practice lap at 176-plus miles edinically great at his sport La range,theputtinggreen,teelng per hour. lie later went out at ' .. Only the beginning i II i UP still question. I Wade Botts does not just which is I7'7 725, . : A ,% * - - .-i V16i.ill,i , i 4•f .. 1_:.1V!S1-# _ ableasfarasquahf)mg Ppen Planned ex posure does 1, . .I professional athletes in this . , iit assure one that a Son W natton, idolized bet.ause their . . ..4k k' he said "We'll qualify. unless excellent and popular amate ur t 11 to the enppens something ha spectators know that an ft will not happen however . - 1. . athletes giving his all is Just Z .1r_ r I t. - / a. eZO.....e *ithou' 1. the qualifying basis to let turn Run) puuubvtl to take as * The BOILS family Is a golfing mans practice laps as possible j -~ try. they included WadeW faintly and Its, like luck: the harder you "until we get it where we want ~ their activities when he was it." work, the luckier you get. Bolls, Robertson select weapons Rodne y Carley cys y ba Ken Freeman backs an early age. Father. Torn T c up play - . ' . ' - '' . . 4. ,, ' .• * ' ., " . rf r ...' '.' - , . . . . • . . ' - .. •. ' ' '.. , '.,. •: The ever nopular daytime class in "Oil Painting" with Ms. Mildred Babcock instructing, is being oCred again at the Seminole Community College. Class will meet each Tuesday and Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. beginning June 1 and ending on June 24. Class will be taught in Building 11 on the Adult Education campus at SCC. Fee is 115 and is payable the first day in class. For further information, call the Office of Community Services at SCC. This course is self-dupported by student fees at no expense to the taxpayer. Middle Tennessee's bats Totals RAILROADERS 13 4 3 Gregory ~hurch 2b from Seminole High School. Top awardg winners included Mike and Sandy Turner (tennis), Grieme (volleyball), Reliben Colton, Terry Rossi ss p Randy Robinson, Raymond Sonya Manley and JuanIta Hayes tbazketball), Mark Whighani Good for the Whitey McLucas Trophy and Ann Mcintosh I or the Harold Gaines it Robinson, Isaac Williams and Tony Clark It Terry Cordell Trophy. N"s for each sport Included: Wade Botts offensive football), Greg Pringle Idefensive football), Danny Flint and Charles Rlggtns (JV f ootball). (Herald Photo by Bill winning hurler Bernard DoyieWashugtonrf (golf), Tom take and Vickie Lambert (swimming), Nate Merthie punched two hits Washington and Lavern Boykin (track), Willie Call oway (cro ss Vincent Jr. Totals :FINEST " Oil Painting Class John a 24or-2 effort while Marty Johnson and Was Steele each Kevin H ua man Cf added a pair of singles. Scott Fred ow' rdc s Hall, hail, the gang's all here! Flashing trophies from Friday country), Tim and Ned Raises (baseball), Good (WeighIlIftIng), Murphy registered the lone Jim Williams lb Jim Miller pc night's athletic awards banquet are some of the finest athletes Bill Sanders (wrestling), Anne Grime (softball), David McCook safety for Atlantic National. SEMINOLE'S :. County and it sounded like a tie for the Junior League stanza on three walks and winning teams were piling up cellar during the first half of another defensive miscue. several touchdowns apiece play, opened the second edition' Richard Bradley and Bruce during Friday's round of action by failing behind Moose, 7-0 in Annett each smacked a triple in the Sanford Little League. the second inning, for Moose. Flagship Bank of Seminole ItwaslO-4afterfourframes demolished Atlantic National, and the outloo k was gl um for 21-1, in an American League the Rotarians' second victory in contest while Strom berg- a row. That was when the Carlson drummed Apex turned the tables with a five-nm Produce, 14-4, to lift Its Con- fif th-inning explosion on four UnentalLeaguerecordto6-6. walks, an error and Wayne Undefeated Railroaders Pace's RBI sin le crunched First Federal, 15-4, to Trailing only 10-9, Carl make it 11 strai ght In the Presley tied it for Rotary in the TALLAHASSEE(AP) — iwo National League a nd Rotary sixth on a walk a nd a bobble homers Florida by staged a heroic comeback to State's Terry Kennedy and stelclip Moose, 11.10, for a share of FIRST FEDERAL tar pi tching by Auburn's Joe the second-half Junior League A:r Beckwith have given their Tony Adams lead caui Jackson c 1 o 1 teams opening victories in the IUII .OIUL.%Jfl 5 UlazIlIg OfleAnthony Seven?? If 2 0 1 Division I South Regional basehitter shackled Atlantic Greg Register p 2 0 0 1 0 0 ball tournament. National batters while his own George Winegard Cf stickers unleashed an offensive Florida State, also getting whirlwind built on nine hits, 10 Torn Crockett rf 1 1 0 three-hit pitching from Larry 0 0 0 Jones, beat Jacksonville 6-1 Atlantic errors, four wild pit RickyRamanarrf thea and three passed balls Friday after Beckwith silenced FS U O pens , . : . its and Greg Jackson tallied the &&wing to a close in Seminole first five games and finished in decisive marker In the final - GREGORY HEATH Sunda y, May 23, 1916--1 B Evening Herald,, Sanford, r. Spring Football ,4 ' ¶ It H eed D Not Frien ds By Laircnce E. Lamb, M.D. ', - JOSEPH GALLO Marine Captain Joseph W. Gallo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Gallo of Sweetwater Blvd., Longwood, has returned to the Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C., after participating In operation "Alpine Warrior," a four-week cold weather exercise at Fort Drum, N.Y. The training exercise was conducted to develop individual cold weather military skills and survival techniques and to provide experience in the employment of weapons, aircraft and equipment in snow and cold temperatures. Gallo is serving with Marine Attack Squadron 542. A 1967 graduate of the University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Cob., wi!! a bachelor of arts degree, he joined the Marine Corps in August 1967. I: 'f '' officer d - - RTS Key Little Leaguers : assist all officers of organizations in parliamentary procedure, record keeping, duties of various officers and committee chairpersons. The seminars are Jointly sponsored by project OASIS and the Continuing Education division of Seminole Community College. The seminars will consist of four three hour sessions. Both will be held at O SP "I landed hard with other people on top of me and that's when It was injured. While I was on the bottom, Nettles kept punching me. I was also kicked, spiked and mauled under that pile." Footballios h Scores SAN ANTONIO Airman Kurt W. McLeod, son of Mrs. Kathleen K. McLeod of 114 S. Sunland Drive, Sanford, has been selected for technical training in the U.S. Air Force munitions and weapons maintenance field at Lowry AFB, Cob. The airman recently cornpleted basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. McLeod, a 1973 graduate of Seminole High School, attended Seminole Community College. The airman's wife, Rosalind, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell V. Ferguson of Sanford. Local Briefs ' him off Fisk. Rivers hit me from behind, then Nettles came in, picked inc up and threw me down sideways on my left shoulder. KURT McLEOD customs "CI displayed an assortment of bumps and bruises to go with his swollen, black left eye, all s'uvenirs of the brawl Thursday night at Yankee Stadium, The fracas started when New York's Lou Piniella was cut down trying to score and slammed into Boston catcher Carlton Fisk. 1 was backing up the plate on the play," said Lee. "I cbotheslined him and had him in a headlock to keep - , ._ - ..' - ' . • . - -. & . _, , - -" •. '' ' " - , g' - .- '' ' .. ' - • . ...- .. - S e . . .. '"U I$.A - -11 - - - .. - - . , - . -. , - - '-j - ... ' . ' • 1 ... - - - - - '... . I . -.. ..- "r r IV i _________ . .I lm&, *' -. _..7 . ,, .. .a - . . I - ' -.___ , . . . .. ..- - - - . ' . i... •g'. .- .._'.. ' , • - ... -V - ____ ,, �23-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 23, tt7 i_I LaKe Well, Since I I..-' Don' t Look Now, But A' s, Bc)s ton Sec on ci E) ivi s ion monroe inn t'teeps Louncing Hack , (in Apr11 19 things looked pretty glum for the Lake Monroe Inn slow-pitch softball team. Its record had Just dipped to 4-3 in the Men's Metro League after being clubbed 19-8 by the loop leader, Seaboard You . . . Coast Line, and it had fallen three games behind In a sevenQ. flow is the home field advantage determined for the team race. American League playoffs' H the A's and Red Sox win their SIr.ce then, however, the respective divisions this sear, where do they open the playoff Innkeepers have been hitting series -, Ray St. Germain, Walnut Creek, Calif. the high road as they stormed to They would open with the first two games in Oakland and eight victories In nine starts, final three, if necessary, in Boston. This is the year to open in the the latest Friday's 10-5 decisIon western division. It's done on a rotating basis. Chuck Tanner and over the Seminole Community Darrell Johnson would like to be as positive about their teams' CoLlege faculty that gave them success as you seem to be. i solid one-game grip on second Q. Has any college evci had as many first round draft chokes place. as Michigan State In 1%7? As I recall, four of the first eight were Lake Monroe's torrid streak B. Smith, Washington, Lee and Webster. - John Uddk. River- included a 6-5 revenge conquest ide Calif of Seaboard two weeks ago, The four were Bubba Smith (No. 1), Clint Jones (No. 2). only the second loss of the George Webster (5th) and Gene Washington (Minnesota's choice season for the front-runners. intheNo 8slot) Butin 1968, theUniversityof Southern California The lone misstep in Monroe's the Spartans with five picks in the NFL's first round: Ron blazing comeback occurred Yary of Minnesota Mike Hull of Chicago, Earl McCullouch of when the Innkeepers blew a 5.0 Detroit, Tim Rossovich of Philadelphia and Mike Taylor of Pitt- lead against Eldx'idge Standard sburgh and ended up bowing to the then '. M suffered a severe knee injury which ended his grid career and f even turned off baseball scouts. He was only a 14th round selection in the 1970 free agent draft. He still makes his off-season home in Cincinnati. I - r. . .. . , - - .. . . . . " . ______ . ..- . . . T' ' . = . -- -4.dc--. - .,-, . ' .-. . - .. . . . - - '- .,-" "I'm not discouraged A's. Vida Blue, who had beaten because of our Losing streak," the White Sax seven straight insisted Oakland's Chuck times, was the victim while Tanner, "Baseball is a season, Brett allowed one hit in five in- - . .... ... ,i6&fl not a month. We're a solid club nings before giving way to Clay Carroll. It was his First game and we'll come out of a." for the Sax after pitching only 2 Elsewhere, the Kansas City 1-3 innings in two appearance Royals downed the Minnesota for New York. Twins 5-1, the Texas Rangers Royals 5, Twins 1 ,defeated the California Angels John Mayberry slammed •'p . ... Lake Monroe Ihit baseman Danny Lee strtchei on first play. 4Hrald Pboto by Tom Vincent) bulk around the basket. It went from six to 12 feet. It later was furthered widened from 12 to 16 feet when the "dribble brains' as the owners were called - became concerned about Wilt Chainberlaln's prowess inside. Q. Did Mo Udall ever amy nrnfeslnn2l hnikpthnll - T P , ---------------------------.------....... r Kew Gardens, Li The lanky presidential aspirant was with the Denver Nuggets of the now defunct National Basketball League in 3946-49. The Nuggets caine into the NBA fold the next year, but Mo didn't come along. He also had previously played AAU basketbalL Q. I am interested in finding out what happened to Mike Kekich who was pitching Last year for the Texas Rangers. -Fred Stailord, Grind]ey. Calif. The 31-year-old lefthander injured his pitching shoulder severely this spring when his motorcycle collided with an auto in Pompano Beach, and he was r'.Lased by the Texas Rangers on March 32. He registered no wins or losses with them last year after toiling in '74 for the Nippon 11am Fighters (owned by a Japanese butcher). Mike's career floundered after the famous mate-swapping with Fritz Peterson on the Yankees. -- S . 'iie i [h e ( a Detroit (Coleman 23) at Gal. timore (Holtzman 32), (n) Boston (Pole 11) at New York (Hunter 35). In) California (Tanana 43) at Texas (Singer 30). (t, Tod1y' Oam•s Milwaukee at Cleveland. 2 OakI,ind at Chicago. 2 Boston at New York Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at Minnesota Calitornia at Texas. In) II players to understand the Situation and be lenient, and as it Who was watching the school turned out, those guys did a while Al Cohen was watching grand job." the game? NATIONAL LEAGUE The Cubs took a 1.0 lead in East Cohen, the security chief of a the second when Mick Kelleher W I D.f vn suburban Pittsburgh school, did singled home an unearned run 2 a 7i some moonlighting Friday off Pittsburgh starter larry FttS 20 21 16 .568 4½ night as a major league 1)emery. They opened ' 5-0 Hew York Chicagn 15 9 441 baseball umpire. lie was a little lead with their four-run fourth Montreal 13 II 419 9"] rusty, though. lie hadn't done it off i)ernery, who yielded two st Louis 15 n 405 IO" west for two years. walks and a pair of singles beLos Ang 24 13 649 lore Cardenal's double. Cincinnati 21 IS 583 2"i "It caine to We very easily," The, Pirates rallied with four San Diego 15 17 514 S said Cohen, one of four sandlot 18 2) 462 7 runs in the sixth off Chicago HoustOn umpires rushed in to work the Atlanta 13 21 .351 11 ...,..,, 512UIV[ i'.icr fleu,dnVl, WhO Fran 12 25 .321 12 Pittsburgh-Chicago game after yielded a three-run, double to Friday's Results the regular National League Philaoelphla 7. St Louis I Bill Robinson. Darold Knowles crew honored a picket line by New York 1, Montreal 3 pitched the final three innings Chicago S. PittSburgh 4 striking vendors at Three lilyfor the Cubs to earn his third S, 1. Cincinnati 2 ers Stadium. Los Angeles 7, Houston 1 save of the season. Cohen's last umpiring job Atlanta 8. San Francisco 0 I'hillies 2, CardInals I Saturday's Games was in a 1974 Aiiiercan Legion Steve Carlton scattered eight Chicago I Renko 0 I) at Pitts game, but he and his rookie hitsandGarry Maddox cracked rgh (KisOn 33) colleagues handled all chances Atlanta (Morel 00) at San homer to lilt Philacleanly as the Cubs beat the Pt. delphia over St. Louis. Carlton, Francisco (Barr 13) St. Loul (Curtis 2 1) at rates 5-4. Cohen, the "chief" of 'i-I, struck out seven and Philadelphia (Kat 22), In) the makeshift crew at home walked only one as he handNew York (Koosman Al) at plate, was joined by Ralph Dot- cuffed the Cardinals for his Montreal (Stanhouse 20), In) Cincinnati (Zachry at 20) cher at first base, Joe Shratz at fourth complete game this San Diego (Foster 00). (nI second and Elmer Guckert at year Houston (Rcndon 01) at Los Angeles (Sutton 1 ). U) third. Mets 1, Expos 3 todays Gamsi "It was easier than Pony wayne Garrett's two-run By The Associated Press • Westphal-Scott Trade Comes To Lignt -' .9 2 3 0 I 0 BOSTON AP) - When the guard and his teammates were Both players have expressed felt he had the confidence of differently now than I did when surprising Phoenix Suns and the winners. Whle Boston was their gratitude over the trade- Coach Tom Heinsohn. "I al- I was with Boston," added 1 0 I 0 0 o 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 00 today In Game One of their iour meetir.gs, Scott outscored tremely pleased with It. players, and I had my own con- time, and I'm playing the klnd N a t lo n a I B a s k e t ball Westphal, averaging 24.0 points "I can honestly say I'm much fidence, but I never had his," he of basketball I could havei Association best-of-seven to 22.5 a game. better off where lam," said the explained. "It's a much better played for Boston." championship series, it will However, Westphal, who soft-spoken Westphal, who situation for a player when he Scott, perhaps, had to make a .,,,,.. _, .Adeon 3b Maxwell c Red Snapper Ocean Best Bet AS R H 28 38 HR The Atlantic Ocean off the Daytona Beach Coast is yielding terrific catches of red snapper for passengers aboard deep sea fishing boats. The fleet of "Snow White" boats report snapper in the three to five-pound range plentiful the only drawback is the unsettled weather. Many days recently the boats have been unable to get outside due to rough seas accompanying the thunderstorm activity, Along with snapper, amberjacks averaging 35 pounds are numerous, the largest one landed this week was a 47-pounder. KJng mackerel are still lingering for trolling boats but not in great quantities. Tomoka Basintrout are beginningto strike according to word from Wayne Brady at "The Fishin' Hole" and both trout and snook are being landed from the area bridges at night with live t_,.. t. I_ t.....i& T '' .._..I t'L_,.._ .. C______ IragUv, S1II1 'ilWdLL. 0 snrimp uie oesi ocs ior outs. double in the ninth inning lifted The water has cleared up around the piers and pompano, Arizona State baseball player. New York over Montreal The trout, weakfish and drum are starting to come in.'Merle Keller at "These are great p1aers. They Mets trailed 3-2 when Jerry Mum Street Pier said many good strings of fish were taken make the easy plays and the Grate drew a leadoff walk off hard plays, and you dcn't have starter Steve Rogers, bringIng Thursday but sheepshead had been slow, Danny Harden landed his limit of snook Wednesday night to worry about anybody throw. in I)ale Murray from the bullwith live shrimp from High Bridge North of Daytona but other- ing to the wrong base and pen. Ron hodges singled before things like that." wise, most bridge anglers found things a little quiet. oe Torre forced pinch runner There were no disputed calls Mikt'PhilliandGa!-r-ettdeIi'Fresh water fishermen around Sanford are hitting school bass In the earb morning house but action is usually over by 8 in the game, which was decided cred the game-winning hit. a.m. Lake Jes.sup bream beds are providing plenty of sport for by Chicago s four-run fourth Padres 4, Red.s 2 p S ,1wo, . i ., ' 4' ,".arL4en'iI -.1 casiepoiers LIJIU hll(.y a r tan Cdlllp UakU avvvrixl u&'i C.i C" Ui.. .-. II? ,d nil ,,'-ijnii chirn run double. . blue-gills and shellcrackers. homerunandthefive-hitpitchI don t think either side can ing of Randy Jones sparked CO. Penney at Marina Islets using plastic worrnsto Land four or live bass each day and at Lemon Bluff, underwater lures such complain," saId Chicago Man- San Diego over Cincinnati. as the "Spot" still seem to be most productive for largeniouths. ager Jim Marshall. "I told my Jones, last year's National League ERA champion, went the distance to record his seventhcompleteganie of the year A'' U1AiM ----- and become the first eittht. -4-. , game winner in the majors. _. Along with raising his won-lost record to 8-2, Jones lowered his / I.. ....incinnati 4.A to 'l.27 as uuti, runs against hIm in the seventh ., ' : nere unearned. -s .. Dodgers 2 , A.stros 1 , Steve Yeager hit his sixth home run of the year in the ,, .i. seven .h ,o snap -i or1•,e wi3Oi1i tie and lead Los Angeles past houston before 53,568 fans on i 'Cap Night at l)odger Stadium. Burt hlooton scattered six hits for his fourth victory in six decisions as the Dodgers moved 2' games ahead of Cincinnati intheNationalLeagueWest. Braves 8, Giants 0 linnors. honors, honors. That wa the story last week at All Souls AID crii ID c "' ' ' Andy Messersmith pitched a School, where trophies were awarded to the school's top athletes. Coach Ken Solstman presents Patty Corso and Kevin Smith with three-hitter and Dave May I E TR0PH V' 'TIAA top athletic honors above, while other reclpknts below include, knocked in three runs with a front row kit to right, Lauren Bogeijis swtrnming), Bob L)les triple and groundout to pace (soccer), lathy Fall (softball), ificky Wolt, Sister Catherine Atlanta past San Francisco. (eighth grade teacher); Second row, Michele Nooney (basket- Mc'ssersmith, winning his seeball), Eita Buearostro (volleyball), Mike Schirard (track, John ttnd straight COIflI)letC game lolSmith (swimming), Dawn Berguson (track) and Jim Gant lowing an 0-4 start, allowed a triple by Chris Arnold in the basketba11. Ulerald photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) first, single by Bobby Murcer , in the fourth and a double by I)ave hinder in the seventh. - significant trade between the ond half of the season, was a Celtics, induding their 1974 good. There will always be a than Westphal, because of a had teams. better scorer over-all than championship year. "At least in part of me that will feel he held reputation he had carried with It was last May 23 that the Scott, averaging ).5 points.- Phoenix I'm appreciated." Arnbrosec me back. 3 0 0 0 0 0 him at Phoenix. He was All-Star guard tops on Phoenix-to Scott's 17.C. Blyffie2b In Boston, Westphal never 3 0 0 0 0 0 Suns sent jy "i don't feel I'm playing any criticized as being an mdlviii. . . flrIie tr, fhp Csltirc fnr. JlOhI)IY S4IVI S U I Q Q Q ualist, a wild, unharnessed 3 0 2 0 o o dependable but unspectacular McAdamscf 3 0 0 0 0 0 backcourtman Paul Westphal. shooter, a poor defensive player Wtbrook Ss 3 1 0 0 0 0 and a malcontent. It was one of those rare HHI lb 3 2 0 To?al But with the Celtics, he has' 33 S IS 0 I 0 transactions that has worked become a team player in the out well for both clubs. Lake Monroe 302 O32-IO true tradition of the club, capAnd it will be the performSam. Corn. Faculty 030 030 2- S ping his season so far with a ances of both the flashy Scott critical steal and basket In Bosand the consistent WestphalMETRO STANDINGS ton's clinching victory over the who will be playing against WI Pct Cleveland Cavaliers In the eachother-That could goa long SeaboardCsf Line II. 2.115 playoff aemifinala. lake MOnrOE Inn way toward determining the 12 4 750 2 EJdrIde Standard II S see 3 "A lot of what I have done this new NBA champion. GrOryMObU. 9 6 .400 i' season has been overlooked Scott and Westphal also opPatrick Ou?cajt S 11 .313 9 because Phoenix has done soc ,, posed each other during the FCU?Y 13 11', uto.Tran well," said the Jubilant Scott. 2 II .125 12 regular season, and the Celtics' "But that doesn't bother me, - ,-.. - ._n.c. nann:, ,-,-r.-rnnnn-- - _.__ .rnrw a,. _-___ . .-becaus thi h bee ° - ., .,. , . ' _:___.-.-- __ any vindictieness toward me Q Is It true that a major league manager came off the bench ordugouland, ha ng usedall his pitchers, pitched the final In.. ' -- ., - .-. 'i A A - .: ' ---,- . . . - • ninf Ilso who were the teams' and what day and date did this -- _e., ...d. • iv .. or occur?- Norman Taylor, Oakland, Calif. .. - .-. Thisistorthetiistory buffs On June 5, 1929,ui Boston, during HARNESS RACING 1 Run, hone, run. Drivers and horses charge to the finish line pMem niDay weekend, replacing the night performance. a game in which the Chicago White Sox were eventually clot)Saturday morning in qualifying races at the Seminole Harness Also slated Wednesday night will be Old-Timerg Night, with most irs bered, 17-2, Chisox Manager Lena Blackburne's patience finally QUALIFIES Raceway. The track is open nightly, Monday through Saturday, prices reduced by half price. QuLniela and trifecta ticketa are not ran out in th eighth inning. With two out In bottom of the for a 10-race program beginning at 8 o'clock. A special matinee Is reduced, however, and remain at $2. Red Sax had rapped Dan Dugan for eight straight hits. The 431 0 year-old skipper than took the mound for the first time in his MEMPHIS, Term. (APi career: Boston's Jack Rothrock promptly rapped out a ninth Al T It mtoa C ar Debuts Tuesday - ' To Run Scott , ____________________ King International Freedom Games. "And Ifeel like Saturbase without hitting the ball. - Geore S., New York, N.Y. This Is one of those trick trivia questions. The four obvious ways are 1 walk, 2) interference by catcher, 3) hit by pitcher, 4 missed third strike. The fifth? A man can get to first by being a pinch runner. Q. What ever happened to Mel Daniels, the two-time ABA Most Valuable Player? - Grant Murray, Ventura, Calif. Bothered by nagging injuries the last couple of years, Mel was finally let go by Memphis and is out of basketball. He's baCk in Indiana, living comfortably off the big money he made as ABA's first super-star and raising horses to while away his time He's 32 years old. Q. What was George McGinnis' highest searing game? did they play" - Craig Peterson, Fullerton, ( points on Dec. 9, 1975 agaInst the Cleveland Cavaliers in a won by the 76ers, 100-85. In his ABA days, George once tallied points in a 1972 contents. Q. Why does the media down-grade Charlie Finley? He has loomed over the other craven owners hit an elephant over a flock their best to destroy him. Please tell mc why they cannot tell the truth. - Joey Dory Okmd ç. tributions towards bringing baseball into the th century. He has also been irascible and truculent in his relations with players A's have uf!ered in local intcrcat bacause of his absentee t pi-oper perspective If Finley comes off looking like something less than Don Quixote, it's because he is. considering the prospect of that first, elusive victory. "I've ot a chance," the rangy, 35-year-old Marti said alter another closing surge had , given hun a two-stroke lead Friday after two rounds of the .. - ' ' Mclear, the L8-year.old from Baker High School In rural northeast Florida who shares the world record in the 100 yards, was referring to the 100meter race Saturday which Is loaded with world-class sprinters In this lasi track meet before the Olympic trials, "i'm the best in the world. I'm (lie best there ever was," said Mclear who predicts he will win the gold medal In the 100 meters at the Olympics this nsnmer in Montreal. McTear, however, will have asked Domini- c who he wanted for Clark and Iwas told, 'bring them In and we'll beat them.' to do any better as a pro' Hall is the fonner Florida Golden Gloves Champ and Central Florida middleweight title holder. What right does Clark, who has never won a tournament, have to get in the ring with Hall? The questions go on. If you compare common opponents, Hall has it all over Clark. If you consider Just who they have been in the ring with, Hall has met the Like of Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross, Killer my job.. . to make great fights, not to protect anyone. "If Clark needs protection then he shouldn't be a fighter. If he is too young, then he should go home till he grows up. I know that sounds cold, but that's the way it is," Trampler said, a Little steamed at the questions, Chaney and Cyclone Henderson. Clark has never been In with anyone who even made it to the pro rants. The odds makers even Jumped on the band-wagon and have Hall listed as a 14-S favorite to win and an 3-5 choice to knock the Casselberry youth in the four-rounder. The Hall-Clark fight will be a small part of a big planned for this Tuesday, May 25. Starting the show off will be seven Junior Olympic Regional championship bouts, This will be followed by six pro bouts that I4 When Polo was asked about the fight, the world famous trainer pair.el a different word picture. "I don't give a hoot about And the reason for his unusual position atop the tournament he called "my new smarts." "I played fairly intelligent golf-whi I'm not noted for,", he said after posting his tworound total of 133, Ii under par and still two shots In front of (lie field, "I'm more proud of that who did what, or when they did It, or how they did it. When you talk about "did's," you are talking about the Past, and 111w UI present. That's where! am and that's where my Golden Boy is. "1 worked with Scottle for less than a full day and I knew that I had something that doesn't come along everyday. I have in Scott Clark, Florida's Golden Bay. He is a beautiful person in and out of the ring, He Is gorgeous to look at with his bronze skin and kinky blond hair. He Is the nicest boy I have ever met. If I ever have a that I am of the score. "I at the pin when It was called for and I played to the mile of the green when it was called for. ' equaled the world's best with a 9.9 second clocking. of the Philadelphia Pioneers, who shares the world 100-yard rnar wIth Mclear. televised nationally on CBS Sf)UftS SpeCt3cul3J-. got a decent chance to win. "He moves with speed and grace. He has every punch in the book at his disposal. He shifts from offense to defense, without any effort at all. "I' not saying I'll win. But I've got a chance." He missed only one fairway, mlued only one green, didn't Ashlock. Trampler explains the match this way, "Ever since I came and a fighter like Tiger Hall, who simply walks in and bangs, will be at his mercy for the entire fight. . , ," brightest chance we will ever have for a world's title. I was aLso told that his style of fighting Ia beat in th it and not me amateurs. In other words, if Scott was ever going to make It, It "and I know who can do what. I know what Clark can do and I mw what Hall can do. This is a good fight for Scott. It will show him exactly where he is at. If he wins, that's great. It he loses, win in three-rounders. "I was tOld by Scottie's trainer, (PoIo that he was ready. I p."i ..- uic flt holes of the first round and broke out of a tie for the top 110W that Clark will win. He might not knock Hail out, because the guy t'aa rtcver ueen off of hi, feet, but he will out box him." two holes, throwing both ap. proaches inside of eight feet. , . S. (Provost); Kinfllklnnlcli A 2113; Handle - JalAlal \,,,, y -UI \ ' ' II ANGU..ES lAP) BraiiI's squad of youngsters will face a veterin Fnoli,ch team " Sunday in the AmerIcan Bicentennial Soccer Cup exhibition game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. .' . - , , \ i d.\ .4 / fAtè \ \ \\ 9 ':1' r'' - - - ' ...' - rw, tJ.L' ' 'Vv-V - :1j p , - - I . '' ' .&dV ". "4 . __________4I - \_ . - "-'- , . . The Brazilian team is led by 23.ear-o1d goal scorer Zico, a star for his Flamingo team of Rio (Ic Janiero which has played in the United States four times. Marco Antonio, 25, and htivelino, 30, are two other high;cur Players for the .. - T I - ,_'_Ii\ _____ a II T, I J - -. worth); 2. Diller W (Smith); 3. 1. ZubI-Egurbi (6) SEVENTH Howards Chief (Howard); 1. Jeans 17009 $0 600; 2. NestorCoblan (2) NBA Playofts First (Paul; S. Genora Ouke 7.60 5.40; 3. Isasa Molina (7) 5.20 0 Finals (Hobbs); 6. Flying Hank (Britton); (76) 5300 P (62) 116.10. Series 7 Western Scott (Bourgeois); 5. Friday's Game, EIGHTH - 1. GaldoiBoniguen Varsity Bomb (Serbes). No games scheduled (5) Ii 60 5.00 300; 7. Orb. Echanhz EIGHTH 1. Riteway Raloti (7) 550 500; 3. Apraiz.RodoIfo (3) TIdal's Games PhoenIx at Boston, first game (Culhane) 2. Princess Strong (P. 340; 0 (37) 37.00; P (3.1) 90.10; BIg Regur); 3. PeopIe Choice (Le 0(2 6 with all 3)270.10; (2.6 wIth all Thursday, May 31 Van); I Petentate Pick (Udell) 5-1. 7) 12010. Phoenix at Boston 5 MetrolinaAbby (Bridges); 6. Sam Sunday, May 30 NINTH - 1. Bonlguen (7) 14.10 Drucker (SIca); 7 lIsa Le See (C 660920; 2 Mutitla (I) 560. 300; 3 Boston at Phoenix Ihlenfeid); 0. Frosty Spitz (No Orbe (3) 1.00; 0 (1-7) 59.00 P (7-1) Wednesday, June 2 driver). Boston at Phoenix 159.30. NINTH - 1. Special Byrd (Kurti. Friday, June 4 TENTH - 1. Marlo.Davalos (3) worth); 2. Sumter Beau (Cuthane); 15.20. 9.10. 1,60; 2. RetaSutton (1) Phoenix at Boston. if neces 3 Or Speedabit (Ruggles); 1. Curtis 660.1.00; 3. SolosOvy (I) 3.00; 0 (1. sary Hill (Seiciers); S. Spunky Etta (E. 3) 41.10. P (3.1) 92.10. Sunday. June Boston at Phoenix. II neces. Hyseli). 6. Cheerful Mir (Rau); 7. ELEVENTH - 1. Jorge-GoodwIn Easter April (P. Neely). s.ary (6) 8.80, 520, 3.00; 2. RateelMolina TENTH 1. Jetty Symbol (Paul; tit j 50. 2.80; 3. Galdos-G.sti ii 15) Wednesday. June 9 2 Ocumulgee Gem (Bridges); 3. 120; 0 (16) 12.40; P (61) 139.30. Phoenix at Boston. if neces Nancys Bruce (Patterson); 1. Gayle TWELFTH - 1. Orb.-noniguen sary Stanton (Cuihane); S. Scotch Snip (S)S.001.003.00;2. JorgeCobian (1) (Provost), a. Maiorette I. Bar 7.20 3.00; 3. lsasa Echaniz (7) 110. (Berbeks); 7. King David (Orm. 0(1 0) 27.60; P101)7500; BigO (1 I. Fast and easy (HIerpe). 6 with 1 I) 1311.00. SEMINOLE ______________________________________ FIRST-i. Sheh;r;zad; (Gill) (3) 9.00 ISO 200; 7. 1 J Q (1) 1.10. 710, 3 Hobbys Changer (3) 3.20; Qi12) $l06O; I 137.3. SECOND 1. Judge Floyd D (Regur) (5) 1670, S 60, 3 10; 2. Star Studert 161 3 60 680. 3 Dr RuN (5) 500; 0(6 8) $77.10. I (5 65) 576700. DD(2 I) 562.40; 1' 2: 12.2. I THIRD Rudy Adams (Sprlggs) (5) 7.20, 2.40. 2.10; 2. Prompt Pick (5) 1 60 2 60 3. Bullet Freight (11 2.40; 0(50) $14.00; 1(8 S 1) 54000. '1 7.107 1 FOURTH Decatur Boy (Bridges) (1) 100 360 7.10; . Mercury Shooter (5) 1.10 3.00 3. SpeØy Hans (I) 2.80; 0 (15) 59.00; I 2:154 FIFTH - 1 Speedy Don (Komers) (7) 9 105.00300. 2. lisbon Hanover IS) 610 3 60; 3. Navy Ad miral (I)260.0(57) 563 60; 1 175. 1) 5399.10 12 09:01. 1 os Dynamite SIXTH IVanDeventerl Ill 340 - - - -- - - Harness Racing - - - - 100' Houston at LoS Angiees Ie1 200(12) $9.2O; '1 (124) 557.20; 1 1.35:2. 1. Bannas Baby SEVENTH A,laor L eanue I - Buddy (5)320 3403 Tiogas Grace (II i.20 0 (51) 51260 1 (73 1) .1 Leauers 1213 AMERICAN LEAGUE 18O More lClarkJr) BATTING 115 at bats)-LeFlore, Reliable (6) 700 310 3 Cypress Det, .356. (arty. Cle. .386. Patek, Storm (313500(61) 511 00 T (163) r isi Lynn Bsn 353 G Brett XC. 352. 1. Sumter Princess PUNS-Otis, KC, 28; North, Oak. (Culhanel (3) 1060 5 00 160 2 ;6. Hargrove,Tex. 25, R.White, NY, Joyous Move (6) 4.20 3.20 3. Santas Gr1I2ISIOQ (32)52800 T i36 2) RUNS BATTED IN-Rudi, Oak, 31. Burroughs. Tex, 25. Munson, TENTH 1. Van Dale Byrd NY. 26; Ch:rnbtlss,.NY. 25; Horton. lKinsIey) (1) 12.60 380 2. Lusty - HITS-Carty. Cle, II: G.Brett, C. 14. Chambliss. NY. 43. Munson. 43. Rem'. Cal. 40 SATURDAY NIGHT 0006LES-carty, dc, II FIRST 1. .Justaltost 0 Evans. Bsn. 9. L.Stanton, Cat. 9, )Dvracek). 3. Lightning Dream R Oak. 9; S Tied With I. (Hering). 3. Hello Dere (Gill); I TRIPLES-North, Oak, 1; Beau Sabre (SIcal; 5. E.RD Bumbry. Bal. 3; Lynn, Bsn. 3; (Filipelli), 6. Burns Guy (Berez Mann,ng. CIe, 3. Piniella. NY. 3; nak), 7 Tatlow (Bridges); I. 5tony Garr. ChI. 3. Cowens, XC, 3. Key lPhillips). Poguette, XC. 3 SECOND - I Dea Friske? HOME RUN5-Yslremskl, Bsn, )Flipellil. 2. Engine Room Russ 1 Hendrick, dIe. 7. Horton, Del. 7; (Pohierl, 7 Gre Bitt ID'Amato, I Ols. XC.?. 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FRONT END ALIGNMENT $7,95 ________________________________________________ :lIIfqf - . ,II.,s4 'u:,r,c:.c-,-.s ________ , " "I....Lak'v$5- . i)j;,iI - * 1 "I;" NY, 3S. Schmidt, Phi. 31. Monday, __________________________________________ __________________________________________ (hI, 30; Gruttev, Cm. cIi•4s-1 ______________________________ iii BATTING ItSat batsl-Rose, Cm. McBrdeS.365.rre.. 0 Parker. Pgh. 5; W.Davis. SD. I, I - - .v,,.,.. did In the first round-saved the' best 'til last in retaining his . . -. v-s I can continue with my new smarts, III can continue to play intelligent golf, not make Scottle. But it's In the ring that counts and Clark has more beauty there than anyone I have ever seen before. st Brazil, England "If Gulden, Sammy NeSmith and feature Mad Dog Roes in defense of his Southern Junior middleweight title. Ross' challenger will Tampa's "Fast" Eddie Davis. There are a pair of vcices crying out on the other end of the spectrum in the Clark-Hall fight - matchmaker Bruce Trampler . , øuIs9s#afi"i Lakewood Stadium in a field which includes Steve Williams and Key Kobinon ol the I"Lortda Track Club, Auburn's liarye, Glance and Florida State's (Hob); 6. Buddy .p. (Thompson); 1. Jayves no1 ,. - jus LLas.sLc. a man who has been a professional fighter for going on three years? Clark's last four fights as an amateur last summer were Ellis. Willie ' - *2O0,30 Danny Thomas-Mem- Wi....I. I., - k...k..t.......'. _I.. - I. year .iiowg- In- WIUI U UU7 Wilu 114341 I.t.....i... IUUII UII..UU1ILI ' ' - - Some fans feel Scott Clark is being thrown to the wolves, or maybe even the tigers. The 17-year-old Lyman High student will be making his pro ATLANTA lAP) - I have boxing debut Tuesda) night at the Orlando Sports Stadium off days and on days," school- against Henry "Tiger" Hall. boy sprint sensation Houston On the surface there appears to be basis for these contentions. Mciear was saying on the eve The accusations go something like: ni IIp p,,hth Mnefin .... ..I .,iK.. , - fl Chicago at PittSburgh, 2 Louis at Philadelphia New York at Montreal 1t MF1CiSco _,._._ ,.,,.,.,._ -4 Minor Beau (Hering); 5. Egyptian T (462) T 2:11:3 - trhitsCeci Muse cI LEAGUE 2111 Ml IS IS .545 Ii .., ; , 12 fl .343 12 - back winning pitcher Wes Rich. of Bill Russell or Wilt Chamberlain! - Y,alter Champion. Oland, Calif. Neither was initially responsible. The lane was first widened during the George Mikan era with the Minneapolis Lakers In the AMERICAN Miami Ft LaudIfd1I W. Palm B,acn Pomp*no ath - - our un r ssc ed or Donn . ' C. lee cf S.q,$twqs D4,$14II Baseball 5-2, the Baltimore Orioles out- tour straight hits, including his veteran third baseman Brooks East Frt4ays Rntts (Weaver). W I PcI. GB Mi&miI.l.We,tPaImB.ach02 THIRD - I. im, Captain lasted the Detroit Tigers 8-5 third home run of the season, Robinson, slamming a grand LaketandatSt. Pe en g. POd raIn 21) II flew York 641 (Daqenals), 2. Bordners Pride DAYTONA BEACH Fort The Boston Red So and Oak. and the Milwaukee Brewers and Freddie Patek added three slam homer In Baltimore's six- Baltimore udItI It Pompar,o B4l(N 17 II .540 3 (Kia); 3 Cool Hand Luke (C FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS p rain tand A's may be the defending nipped the Cleveland Indians 4- more, leading the red-hot run first inning. DeCinces has MiIWkee 12 II 162 5" wnt, H.,n at 1avnp, pod raw, IhIenheldi, I Chance Win (I(urti :h.anpions in the American 14 1? .152 6 Saturdav'soam.s Itoyals over Minnesota behind gone 12-for-29 In his last eight Bt0t1 worth. 5. Trademark (Bereanak); FIRST - I. Sol0sL0r1fl10 (4) League but right now they're Fort Laud,qdlIC at Pompano lead Detroit 13 14 .410 6. 6 MiSS Ocata (Ellis). 7. Yankee Guy 16 10, 5 10 3.00. 2. Nestor Ovy (6) Kerry Dineen, who didn't arLennis Leonard's four-hit games. WijI Palm Bead at Miami Cleveland 13 II 119 7 .inly second-division teams. (Bridges) I Miss Bernardston 620, 1,10; 3. MariO Pecina (3) 100; Lake4and at St. Prteflbur nyc at Yankee Stadium until pitching. It was the Royals' Brewers 4, IndIans 3 West (O'Xetley); 9. Pan Byrd (Newman). 0 (46) 3S.20; P (16) 202.00. Wintic Haven at Tampa Kan City The Red Sox dropped a 6-5, the middle innings after his re- fifth triumph In a row and 16th 21 10 .677 FOURTH 1. Great Value (0. Bill Travers fired a four-hitSECOND - 1. VictOr Ovy (I) 9.20 12-inning decision to the New Texas SOUTHIINLIAOUI 20 12 .625 1½ Sprlggs). 2. Stratton (Durtiworth); 110, Sb; 2. Solos-GorOs If) 6.00 call from the minors, singled in their last 19 games. tei-,SixtoLezcaiio hit a two-run MInnesota lastere D4V11411 York Yankees Friday night and home an unearned 16 16 .500 5'.'i 3 Cash Box (Serbes); 1. Galavant 400; 3 Barguln lorenlo (7) 4.400 run with two W I. Pc5. OS homer and MIlwaukee beat Chicaco Rangers 5, AngeLs 2 13 16 .411 7 (S. Clark); S. Heather Chance (SI) $39.50; P ($5) $45.70; Big Q (4' fell into fourth place In the out in the 12th Inning to boost IS 20 .129 I Nelson Briles held California Cleveland with the help of two Oakland i Charlotte I', (Hall); 6 Backlire Bayel (Paul; 7. 6 wIth Si) $721 $0. East Division, six California 11 24 .368 •53 10'., Sav.mah games from the Yankees over the Red IS IS 1'i Bonnie Flyer (Van Deventer). I. MarIo-GoodwIn (2) THIRD to one hit after the third inning unearned runs in the seventh JackorvlIIe ' Friday'i Results Ii 21 Fl FTH I. Ocala Spice 17 óØ, 5.10. 300. 2. VictOr Edward the top. The A's, fifth In the AL Carlos May reached when see- and Mike Ilargrove brought the inning. The Brewers broke a 22 Wistitil DIVIIIOn Baltimore 0. Detroit S (BrIdges); 2 Eric Mar Al (Myers); (3) 160 340; 3 Nestor Oiaca (5) KrxvIIIe 31 11 600 Milwaukee 1, Cleveland 3 West, their fifth off in athe row and baseman Denny Doyle Rangers from behind with a tie when shortstop Frank Duify 3 Panss Knight (OlorU; 1. Proms 320; 0 (23) 36.00 P (73) 106.50. Chattsno and arelost eight games New York 6. Boston 5. 12 in Columttus ii it .iO si Rival (Taylor); S. Xenwood Jim (P. FOURTH -1. Rafael (0) 9.40 5.20 DarBobby tooted his two-out grounder two-run homer in the third beb o b b I e d pace. Mortgom.y 13 21 .344 $ Myers). 6 Jack Pence (Ic Van); 7. 340. 2. MOlina (5) Ii 6.05 $0; 3. Paco and went to third on a single by fore a record Texas crowd of win's grounder. Bill Sharp hit a flingS FrIday's Re,*.Its Texas 5, Calitornia 2 Bones Demon (Kurtzworth); 0. (3)410; 0(51)5700; P 13) 110.50; CotumOu Neither manager is particu- Graig Nettles before Dineen 40,854 on Bat Night. 10. Chattanooga 0 Chicago 6. Oakland 0 pinch single and Tim Johnson 00 (20) 121.10. 'tlarty worried, though. lf',,!ng% Superfici.il (Johnson). Orlando S. Sav.nnah 4, o Kansos City S. Minnesota I came through. SIXTH - I. Bubba East (Rauch); and Robin Yount followed with FIFTH - 1. OrbeWally (I) 9.40 Jacksonville Charlotte 0 Oi-Iolcs8, Tigers 5 3, "I don't consider this a CTU'Saturday's Games S KnoivitIs 1. Montomsry 2 2 Spanish Etfie (P Myers); 3. 640.640; 2. GaldosEchaniz (2) 7.20 Doug DeCinces continued to run-scoring singles off Pat Milwaukee (Slaton 5.1) at Sat,rday'sOaniis cal series," Boston's Darrell Baron Bell (Kimball); 1, Mlctiele 5.40;3.Solana Rodotfo (3) 3,200(1 Oi'Iando at Savannah Cleveland (Eckers:ey 22) Meanwhile, Bucky Dent rap- sparkle as a replacement for 1)obson. Eden (J. Neely); S. Easter Present 2) 4350; P (12) '1030. Johnson s9 of the Red Sax' ped JackSOnville at Charlotte out four hits and ex-Yankee Oakland (Norris 0 1) at Chi Montuom,?y (F. Ihienleld); 6. Pines Bluff SIXTH - I. ZubiGce'o$ (3) 5.00 Knoxville at current four-game set with Ken Brett made his Chicago ago (Jetterson 0 I) (Ruggles); 1. Westerns Bev 5.40 3 40; 2. Victor M.andiola (1)5.00 Chattanooga at Cottimbul Kansas City (Fitzmorris SO) first-place New York, "but I pitching debut a success as the (Phillips). S. Surtax (Seiders) 3.00; 3. Solos Egurbi (1) 6.60Q (3-5) -. k '- '' ht In t ' "". .night TomWheatoncollected three SCOREBOARD By The Associated Press As e Q. Was Dave Parker of the Pittsburgh Pirates ever a football player, and where? - T.D., Sharon, Pa. The ndsinggthgoutheberwasanouLstandi'ig Sunday, May 23, 1U-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IA ____________________________________________________________________________ I AL'11I ,ry 'pc ..4's (' �On The House Real Estate Legal £ Notice ________________________________________ "1'%WU I :IED ADS Room for rent with kitcnen CLASSIf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND privileges. Prefer retired person, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. No drinking. 323.493. SeminOle' C) rlondo - Winter Pork FLORIDA STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. lP'. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.7$$.CA.04.o didn't Ads 3222611 Classified 8319993 lit RI: the Marriave of By ANDY LANG tell you where the window BY LARRY SAXON work... there wouldn't be any. EVERETT WOLFE, Husband [ ,tp NewsIeatur still stuck and where to go to an CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES The upper and lower sashes orkaga1nwiththeputty)njfe, CAROLYN B. WOLFE. WIfE 30-Apartments Unfurnished NOTICEOFSUIT lthruStimes 4lca line _________________________ of a double hung window get HOURS Ifthewindowframeftselfhas TO: EVERETT WOLFE Dear Mr. Saxon. lthru2Stimes 3Ica line '5e.ai-t'- Lovely large ISR. air stuckeverysooften,refuslr.go warped the window may be I find 5:00 AM. 3:30 P.M. Rural Route One adults, near stores, bank. cnur 26 times .........24ca tine myself In a real mess. Seven years ago I purchased an budge even when the strongest stuck because of this rather Harrisburg. Illinois MONDAY thru FRIDAY apartment house with a minimum down payment and a this. 46544$ or 3221051. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) large member of the family is than hardened paint. There are YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SATURDAY 9.Noon ..,,,___________________ second mortgage. At the time, I anticipated 3LlnesMlnlmum that a Petition for Dissolution of _______________ paying extra amounts three ways to tackle this. The Marriage has been tiled against you along to retuce the balance on the note, but we encountered about presseti into action, 31-AartmentS Furnished It is at this point that someone first is to place a block of wood and you are required to three years of high vacancies and it was all I could do to keep Up serve a copy DEAD LINES of your written defenses, if any, to it 2.Bedroom--Aduits '. the regular payments. Now the second mortgage is due and I am on .1. RUSSELL HORPISBY. At WEKIVA LANDING Noon The Daj Before Publicotlon unable to refinance the first to pay off the second even though the '0mev for Wife, wh,se address is 311 OnTheRiver.131.96V North Rosalind Avenu., Orlando, first Is small in comparison to the value of the building. Is there Sunday - loon Fridaj Florida 32501. and file the original Lovely 3 room apt.. Very well fur. any other way to handle this dilemma? with the Clerk of the above styled nished & Carpeted. RabIe Mr. F.C. Court on or before June 10. 1976, rent. ill W. First St. Otherwise a judgment may be en. ___________________________ 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Large furnished 2 bedroom apart. Sunday, May23, 1fl terej against you for the relief Dear Mr. F.C.. 4-Personals mint, clean, close in, air, $93 demanded in the petition. 2-4fl Mmoriam _________________________________________________________ month. 3fl626I. WITNESS _____________________________ my hand and the seal of Your letter outlines a common problem. Thousands find said Court on this 25th day of April. FACED WITI'IA DRINKING BAMBOO COVE APIS themselves in this same situation, whether it be in investments or usually produces a screwdriver in the groove above the lower 91' PROBLEM In Remembrance other type properties. Perhaps AlcoholicAnonymcijs and proceeds to insert it bet- sash and tap It with a hammer. (Seal) One 6 2 Bedroom apartments,I Arth•jr Beckwith, Jr. Can Help furnished or unfurnished. Newly ween the sash and the Inside The piece of wood should fit Clerk of the Circuit Court But there are several methods open to those who are in this moulding. CaIII23.4311 redecorated. Come see. 300 E. By: Lillian T. Jenkins Quite often, the sash snugly into the groove so thot, WrIte P.O. Box 2213 Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323.1310. Departed Loved Ones position. Each method must, however, be carefully tailored to the is worked loose in this maniwr, when it is tapped, It tenth to Clerk Sanford. Florida 32771 J. RUSSELL HORNSBY of Individual circumstances, and the people and companies in. followed quickly by the dis. expand the frame and frte the Law Of ices of J Russell With A ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE volved. Free. 614.2077 for "We Care" covery that the blade of the window. If that doesn't work, Hornsby, PA. Color TV. Air Cond., Mild Sirv. Memorial Day Message "Hotline." Adults or TI) North Rosalind Avenue QUALITY INN NORTH screwdriver has caused a series use the same block of wood to Orlando. Florida 1.13. SR 43.1, Longwood Trained estate counselors throughout nation To Be Published reporting this real proble.n is demanding more and more ofthe their time, are of gouges and other con- place against the vertical parts Attorneys for Petitioner 5-1..ost & Found and they have not found a cure-all formula which will magically sjicuous marks that are diffi- of the sash and tap It with a Wife 3 Room furn. apt. Bedroom IS air May 31st cult to disguise or repair. hammer as you move It up and Publish: May 7. 9, 16, 2). 1976 solve all such problems. LOST: Reddish Pekingese female conditioned. $90 mo Ill E. 5th St.. DEZI Compose your own memoriam. or What should have been used down. dog, Tampa vaccination & license __________________________ 3224255 or 3225756. k our assistance. We should tag, Name "Ginger", Last seen National and state meetings of these counselors are alloting instead of a screwdriver Is one The last-resort method Is to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE later receive your message no 1 room furnished efficiency. PrIvate vicinity 011.1 & 46 West. greater percentages of their program to the study, analysis and of the thin-edged chisels used remove the moulding that EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT, IN AND than 5 p.m. Friday, May 25th. entrance. Downtown Sanford. 323. or 644.1013 bralnstormlngoltheposslblesolutlonsavailable,Andsomeof the by floor mechanics and gla- fornlsthefrontedgeofthe sash FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. ___________________________ 9579 after 6 p.m. 15 Words $2 methods designed there have saved hundreds of individuals the ziers. Since most persons have groove. Slide the putty knife FLORIDA. Add lic (or each additinnal Swords. 6-Chlid Care 3RoomApt.,Furn. CASE NO. 76.S4$.CA44.D loss of years of equity accumulation and hard work, I9OMo. no such chisel in their work. blade under the moulding and in RI: The Man'Iag, of Call i0iW.thSt. ChiidCareforaslowas$7perwk.if shop, a putty knife will do the work it carefully until the nails FRANCES P. CRAFT. 322- 261 1 or 831.9993 In order to be of any help to you it will be necessary to be job almost as welL Insert the can be taken out with a claw you qualify. 373.5690, A SMALL Petittoner.Wife, Living rm., kItchen, bedroom, bath. WORLD. aware of many factors concerning your situation, of which I am blade of the knife into the open. hammer. Sand the sliding parts and Air, adults, .so pets. Security dep. CLASSIFIED DEPT. JOHN 0. CRAFT. now uninformed. If you wish help, I suggest you 1)15 mo. 373.74)1 select an ex- ing and gently move it up and as much as necessary, wipe ResPOnd.nt.Husband. 9-Good Things to Eat The Evening Herald NOTICE OF SUIT perienced Exchange Counselor and set up an appointment to down. This will break the paint withalubricantandreplacethe SAN MO PARK. I, 7, 3, bedroom TO JOHN 0. CRAFT ______ stud' the ramifications -ecullar to your situation. trailer apts. Adult 6 family park. Peas, U.pick. seal that is the usual cause of a moulding. Crowders, BE 5, Residence Unknown Send your questions to: Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17.92, Sanford Marquette Ave. (off S. Beardall). 4-Personals stuck window. Work slowly and YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Much of the trouble with 373.1970 Hunter, 3730113. carefully. Try the induw flu stuck windows can be pee- action for Dissolution of MrrIag has 2543 Park Dr.. .$70 been filed against ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? and you Real Estate investments Home grown BlackberrIes. You and then to see whether it can vented if you apply a lubricant are required to serve a you 167 BR Mobilehomesinretlrement copy of IN YOUR FAMILY? your Bring own pick 2 quarts, $1. con The Evening Herald be moved. If not, don't force it. or wax to the edges of the sash. written defenses, if any, to it on park. Furn. or Unfurn. AL ANON tainers. Osteen area. 3fl.4)7, 300 North French Avenue After the seal has been broken es and the sliding grooves once Carmine M. Bravo, Esq., of the law For lamilies or friends of problem __________ firm of KORMAN & BRAVO. PA., drinkers. Sanford, Florida T71 in a few places, your eye will or twice a year. A-()ipiexes 31 "LIVE HENS" 530 E. Highway 431, Longwood, Fr further information call 12) ISV Florida 37750. and fill the original or write 65c ea.. over 50. SOc e.. Cackleberry furnished or un with the Clerk of the above styled Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Farms, , way between New DUPLEXlocation Ideal turnished, Court at the Seminole County Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 37771. SmyrnaandDeLandoff Hwyllon rent. Courthouse. Sanford, Florida 32771, 365 3721 Reasonable S.amsula Drive. Ph. 96.4.I21.S.439, FICTITIOUS NAME ____________________________ a n cJ Ira 11 S on or before June 17th. 1976, anxt • Cf I 5 Notice is hereby given that we are otherwise a judgment may be en "7 Bedroom, unlurn., $30 wk, adults. engaged in business at State Rd. 434, Edsel K. Shoosmith & Charles E Murray L. FrederIcks. wf Hannah tered against you for the relief ______________________________ 135 week with children. 377 6620 Mary IE Walter. wid, to Henry 0 Longwood, Seminole County. demanded A PhilipL. Grahamto Edw. Si,gle i. Hawthorne to L.R. Barrow. LI 2IA Pj!e. in the Petition. Lots 11 & 17 (less N SO Of Florida under the lictitious name of NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Furnished duplex, newly renovated, WI Stella. W"t of NW', of NE'. of less E 264' & ailof 20A on ES of 20A 1?) Walter S it WITNESSmy hand and the seal of Plano& Organ Lessons REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME 3 & PR r w on W of lots, in Sanford & bath, adults, no CENTRAL FLORIDA USED CARS, said Court on May 13th. 1976. NWLi. of Sec. s.75.32, ss.,00. Donald P. Dobson A Mary to Wm. and Notice is hereby given that we intend to register said (Seal) that the Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando 377*3065 Murray L Fredericks, efal to Celery Delta. $29,700. E. Hale £ wi Karen Sue, Lt 1 Elk B name with the Clerk undersgned intends to register the of the Circuit School of Music, is offering Edw. Siegleiwf Steila E', of PIE'4 Willie Boatman & Martha to (less 217,5' of W.) North OrI. Ran. Court, Seminole County. Florida in Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr fictitious name of "FLORIDA private lessons in Sanford. 372. of NW' gof NW'. Sec 5 2032. s.000. Martha Williams. Lt 97 Granada cttes, Ssc I. 115.000. Clerk of the Circuit Court 32Houses Unfurnished accordance with the provisions Of STATE COLLECTION BUREAU" Murray Fredericksetc 'to Edythe South, $11,000. By: Mary N. Darden as Robert T. Redditt & wf Pamela to the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. proiiided by Section 565 09 Florida Emitiano Melendez & Weber. E', 01 NW'.. of NE'. of Deputy Clerk EXECUTIVE HOME Statutes. Business address 1309 E. Sandra to Gin. Motors Corp. LI 265 Spring Wit: Section 565.09 FlorIda Statutes Carmine N. Bravo, Levi Fia. mv. WP. Lot P4W'. Sec 5.2037, sis,000. 1, Esq. 18-Help Wanted The Oaks, Un. II. 511.500. OELTONA- First area, central air, Second St., Sanford, Fl. 3277), Name 1957. Gordoni, Youngson Etux Etat,, to Coionnaiies, 2nd Sec (in lieu of Id) KORMAPI & BRAVO, PA. James N. Dwi 5. wI Jephine to or names of individuals. Credit wall to wall carpet. 2 BR. 2 baths, S: Ronald A. Desko Charles H Gordon .Jr..&wf Betty .t.. 57.100 $30 E. Highway 434 G,. I CIt Fekeilh. sql & Maryanne Cocktail waitresses needed im. large Fla. room, attractive kit. Bureau of Titusyille, Inc. Tess Contarino Lt 165. Wekiva Hunt Club. Fox Hunt. CFoss Co. Constr. Corp to Frank P. F a' na Longwood. Fla. 3325*3 mediately. 1 nights weekly. sql then. built.in 5: Patricia J. Brannon stove oven, LI 10 BIk F, Publish: May 9, 16, 23. 30. 1976 Rauth & wf Vera G.. Lt 3 (Iss E se 3. Publish: May 16.23, 30, June 6. 1976 Tangle,, Inquire Club Diamond, Hwy 1792, Sec 3 RepI., 123.000 refrigerator, paneled office, 3 OEZ.17 Publish: May 9, 16, 73. 30. 1574 34.72' I E 54.11' OFZ Scott Kirk, sql to Pacesetter of I, Elk $3. DeBary. Phip 0 Guest & ñf Betty to DEZ-4.S carports. $213 No pets. 571.1010. Builders Inc., Lot I. Bik A. west Sanlando The FICTITIOUS NAME Suburb Beautiful. Gerald Edw Curran & v.1 Lynne E IN THE CIRCUIT OURT Ot"lIE Palm Springs Sec.. 130.400. Altamonte HIs., Sec 1, Notice is hereby given that am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 3 BR. central air, near Pln.crest Dorris E. Moody to Lyman F. Lt 6. 61k A. Lake Kathryn Woods, engaged in business at 921 E. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN Wrenco Homes Inc., to Charles F. school areS shopping. 262) Elm St., Vause & wI Marcia N., LI 175 Williamson, Lot I. Bik 10. Evan. AND FOR SEMINOLE Sanford (:ail Mrs. Melio, 339 69$6 RictardL. Burke& wi Gwendoiyn Semoran Blvd., Casselberry 327707. CUlT IN AND FOR sitale. 522.000 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Wrenwood Hts.. Un. 2. 5.36.500. to Hazi ¶traclssn, sql,. Lot 19, 61k Seminole County, Ftortda under the COUNTY. FLORIDA. Roy C Williams I. wt Ruby CIVIL ACTION NO: 11417.CA44.A Wrenco Homes Ihc., toNorinanI 3 BR. 1 bath house, large Fla. rm.. C. Washinton Oaks Sec. 2. s20.000 fictitious name' of DESIGNER'S CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.521.CA.S5. )'u('R I.! T TIE FEE I(;r,s'(:r' In RI: The Olx50IftoitoI M$rrja. Hagerty & v.4 Anita 1.. 11.716, Eugene W. Marcel & Wf Helen . attached garage xce4tnI coed. widr. to DENOFHAIRSTYLING.andthatl EE Wm. M. Mussetwh,te, LORIPIE GREEN McCLEARY, Lot 7. 61k IS, Tier 3. Sanford. ER. Jake L Rolen & wt Alma Wrenwood Ht.. Un 2. 53$ 700 good nuighborx. l$f' S'Si'd. 322. LV 1335. intend toreqistef said name with the THE PH 1LADEL PH IA SAVING JOBS- JOBS JOBS Traffords Map $17,000 Petitionerwif,, 4447, N 27'. of 40. F L Woodrulf s d of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole FUND SOCIETY, and Michael H Butler & wf Barbee J. SECRETARIESI Plaintiff, County, Florida in accordance With JACK RAYMOND MCCLEARY. toGaryE,Wjese&wfjaneE, Lt13, Lands So Sant $101) Sanford, 3 BR. 2 bath, kitchen SALES ci ERK £ Wm. the provisions of Fictitious Name 1v H. Brown (Married) Respondent husband. 61k 0. The Meadows West. $36,900. equipped, air conditioned. 5)15 Ladies'wear,parttime. ux., Rolen Statutes. ToWil: Section 565.09 JOHN FRANKLIN PERRY, it M. Musslewh,te Jr. to Jake L. AMENDED NOTICE OF Fickling & Walker Inc.. to mo., plus $15 security dep. NURSERY WORKER Defendants, Fiorida Slalules 1131. £ *1 Alma V., Lt 4)1 & N 37', 01 440 ACTION AND NOTICE Belmont Homes Inc., of Org Co., Lts Available June 1. 3227)99. NOTICE OF ACTION Must hikechildren 5: Foster McLean Il. BIk C & 16, 16 17 & 1$ 61k F. FL. Woodrulf s.d. 516.000. TO DEFEND. TO. JUDY C,. PERRY FORMICA WORKER Wm. T Schwartz. 11.10 Leslie Ann Publish, May 9, II, 23, 30, 1976 CASSELBERRY- Camelot,) BR. 2 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Lake Kathryn Woods 155.000 RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN U MECHANIC $1 OEZ.46 bath, den and family room, air, ____________________________ JACK RAYMOND Samuel Farano Sr., & Joyce to Schwartz, Unit 500 Village of Wind All parties claiming interesti by, SALES REP ,w Levie Fla. tnv., Lot 796. SprIng Oaks meadows 1, condo 119.400. UIIJI or National Company against JUDY C. NOTICE FiCTTIUUS Harnirs Un. IV Ii., Ii... ef E' 53,t'. S2SOuth 7th Street SHEOAH-; BR, 2 beth bachelor V Li I PERRY and to all parties having or TYPIST NAME LAW pod, $190 mOnlh. FF • Orl to Luke C Gentry & wf Robert G Derners & wf Judith A LI Beech Grove. Indiana 46)07 Legal or real estate knowledg., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that claiming to have any right, title or 17. 61k C. Sterling Park Un. I, WINTER SPRINGS- 4 BR, 7i.j Mary v,. Lt 4 & E 75' of 3. 61k I 537500 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIF.D would be great. the undersigned. desiring to engage interest in the real both, country. 1300 month. property herein that LORINE GREEN McCIEARY Longview HIs.. 175.000. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR REALTOR inbusinessunderthefictjtiousname described, WINTER SPRINGS- I BR. 1'.', has filed a Petition in the Circuit CS. Hester & wf Anna S. t Ceo. The Greater Conslr Corp to of SOUNDS UNLIMITED HIFI at Great. Great.Great YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Court bath, family room, air, $210 of Seminole Counly, Florida, C Wicks&wtLeahk..(.ts19&7Q Thomas Roy Schau & wf Cynthia Immed late Opening number 102) East Highway 46, in that an action to foreclose a mor month. Dis90lutIon of Marriage existing (Ilk 0. Tr 6$. Sanlando Springs. LI 21. BUi F. Seminole Sites. 573.300. tgageon the following real the City of Casselberry. Florida, property between LORINE GREEN Mc u.o SANFORDAREA-2BRtuI-,,ISh,.'J The Greater Constr Corp to intends to register the said name in Seminole County. Florida: Vonnie H Levy. Unit C). 81012 1, withlheClerkoflrteCircuitcourtof trailer, utilities furnished, 210 CLEARY and JACK RAYMOND Leon H Ealy & Mortgage is a term that Lot 10. Block H, Camelot wI l(arolyn 10 Sausalto Condo. Ph I, 537,000 Unit 2. McCL,EARY. and You are required week. A. Beagle & WI Vergene A . -WE SELL SUCCESSSeminole County, Florida. according to the plat thereof as to serve a copy of your written greatly used in connection Gerald Thomas 0. PIels & *1 June A. to W 73)' of SE'. of NW'. Sec 302030. 201 Commercial 373.317* Miami, Florida, this 10th recorded in Plat Book 16, Pages 95 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOk Thomas D. with real estate, but it is a less part, 11.100. PIlls, LI defeoW, if any you have, on her S. day of May, 1976. and 96. public records of Seminole Attorney, Albert N. Fitti, whose $31 $222 BeverlyhTerr, 1st Addn.. 1100. Lady, live Joseph A. in with semi. invalid man. Hopkins & WI Lofena to _________________________term that is often misunCounty, FlorIda. FF Orl to Donald F McCarron ISeal) aoress is. Cha'les H. Loveless. sql., S one. $60 wk. 323)309. 7)0 Edwards Building, 3 BR. 70)3 Washington Avi. $215 mo. derstood. Su'nply a mortgage SOUNDS UNLIMITED, INC. has been filed against you and you & WI Lois B Unit 16 Bay Tree eighth of Y1. Florida 37771, and file the NW', of Sec. 26 19 are requirecito serve a copy of your Sanford, 323-1070 wtdaya or 372 $45.1 week. originalwith a Florida corporation isa loan made to a buyer for Nurses; RN's; t,PN's; Aides; Aide. Condo. Sec a Inc., 132.000. the Clerk of the above $25000 written defenses, if any, By: Lawrence A. Ruben. Magnolia Companion; Needed immediately. SVC. Corp to Putter toil on van styled Court. on or before the 16th all, or more generally, part Hallmark Constr. Jobfl Bof den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., at President 6250636. day of June, A 0 1976, otherwise a £ wf Anna, Ills Elk A. The Springs Constr Co Inc LI 190 Wekiva Hunt ,2 BR, $150. of the sum necessary to Atlest: Richard M. Raskin, 536.000. Club. Fox Hunt. Sec Post Office 60* 793. Orlando. Default and an Ultimate Judgment Shadowood Village, Sec Florida 32*02. and file the original Sec..'Treas. Apfsone call could start you ona purchase the property that Magnolia SVC Corp to Putter BARON H. CROWELi. Dade Fed Miami to Richard E. BATEMAN REALTY with the Clerk of the above styled will be entered against you for the and profitable career. Call 562 relief the buyer wants. Elleqard 3. v.1 Mary C.. Unit lOeB, Constr Co Inc LI 139 Wekiva Hunt Attorney for ADpilc.ant court on Oe' before June 15th, 1976; which demanded in said Petition, 3153 Reg.RealEstateBroker Club, Fox Hunt, S.e'c 3. 5.7.000 is, the Wekiva Villas, condo, 533.000 Dissolution of however, mortgages vary 5445 SW. 132 Street otherwise a judgment may be en. 263$ S. Sanford Ave. Marriage now Robert C tfbwciis & Shirley to Miami, Florida 331M Francis S Beilto Linda L Bell, LI existing between you, Part time maintenance man, 6 day tered against you for the relief 321 0139 eves. 3227543 widely In their terms from Douglas J Pert: 3. WI WITNESS 5. 61k 10 Weathersfield, 1st Addn., wk., 6 to 9 p.m. Apply In person ____________________________ Narqo C.. Its let: 305 7331921 demanded in the complaint or FICIAL SEAL MY of HAND AND OF II state to state, and from 100 said Court this 12th only Wuv's, 2911 Orlando Drive. & IS, 61k 0. Tr 3). Sanlando Publish' May 16,73.30, June 6. 1976 petition, day of May A 0. 1q76. Fred Magnuon 3. wf Hazel to Springs, 553,000 lendinginstitutiontolendjng 33-Houses Furnished DEl $1 WlTNESSmyhandandthesealci James U. Oemastus £ wf Pauline (Se&) AVON Joseph T. Berkery I. WI Claudia LI 6 said Court on May 13th, 1976. institution. It is therefore to Spring into hI world Of cosmetics. Ar1tur H Beckwith, Jr. 61k C, O,,klar Eis 1st Sec 537.002 to Maynard L. Fleming £ wI Ghana ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS (Seal) I Bedroom turn, house the buyer's advantage to LI 12, Bl II HeftIer Homes Howell fragrances, toiletries. Excellent Clerk of the Circuit Court Sealed proposals will be received Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., downtown Sanford • earning Park. Sec I, 515.000 By: Mary N. Darden opportunity. Call 444)079. seek the advice of a by The School Board of Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court eneva Couple only. 322.2445 Lester K*lrran.on 5. Barbara to County, Florida, Owner, at the of Deputy Clerk By Martha T. VihIen professional before entering Part time sales help wanted. Apply irjnacio Berrios& v.f Hazel H It 7$. fices of the District School Board of Albert H. Fitts Deputy Clerk in person., 1107 French Avenue, DELTONA Quality home, air. top Gardens into a binding contract. 210 Edwards Building t4rwell Ests RepI., 546.500 Seminole Counly. 202 Commercial Publish: May 16.2), 30, June 6, 1976 Sanford, ..,.,. pin. yak,, at SIlO rs.,w..l, IJ,sv-'.. .,. Florida 3777) . .. .,na loseph C. Schoenbauer & WI Avenue, Sanford. Florida, until 1:30 OEZ14 Financing a real estate 514 1040. Attorney for the Petitioner "etta to Sarah Simons. Trustee, LI P.M. on P.1ev 71. 1916 for the Drivers Nurse for night shift Apply in purchase is important Patio Apartments *io.veil EsIs. RepI $100. Range At Lake Howell High School IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish: May 16,2). 30. June 6. 1916 person, Sanford Nursing Con. enough to require the serEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. DEZ$6 STUDIOI,2,3 DinnyA Cabel3.wtMa,5.I,nefo asperitrawings. 34-Mobile Homes valescent Center £1 vices of a real estate agent. ,rbdra Kalmanson. LI 63. The BEDROOM SUITES All materials and equipment CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR i':. lonnade's. Third Sec., 120.000 furnished and all work performed COUNTY, FLORIDA. An agent is trained in the Trailer in camp ground, 17'x2$', 1 2 BEDROOM THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Lady to live In arid help with 2 semI 5. p Builders Inc, to Jonn L. shall be in accordance with ?he CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.171.CA.44.E CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, invalids. Some nursing cx CR, air coneS., utilities. $155 mo. TOWNHOUSES financial complexities of Mars 6 WI Phyllis M ,Lt 756, Winter Drawings, Specifications and In Re: the Marriage Of: perience Phone 372 1001. Kacrper's Kove, 3226017. FLORIDA mortgages. Springs Unit I, 545.500 Contract Documents pertaining RAFAEL ROMERO, Husband, CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-116.CA4I.0 LeSlie Fla. lnv. to Herbert L. thereto w$ich may be examined at We are always ready and Respondent, DOVER PROPERTIES. MAKE A DECISION FROM and Stephens Sr., & *1 Brenda K.. LI 4. the office of the Architect, 35-dkbile Home Lots able to serve you. See US Plaintiff. Tired of being ______________________ KATHLEEN A ROMERO, Wife, The Colonnades, 7"d Sec., 120.500. A Bid Bond in the amount 013 per today. petitioner. JOSEPH BUf)NI, it UX. it U S Marshall. Miødle Distr Etc. cent of base bid will be required. Just A Salesman? 1505 W. 25th St. several small lots for trailers up to NOTICE TO DEFEND to Charles R Bentley Jr., 6 *1 Address each bid to: ARE YOU frustrated because yoi'te Defendants. 36'. Adults. No pets. 2545 Park Dr SANFORD PhylliS M • LI $ & S r of 7. 61k I. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: aware that Don Coleman, you may has e to spend _____________________ NOTICE OF ACTION HAL COLBERT RAFAEL ROMERO Farv,,y sd. 5.1.100 at Purchasing Agent least) years with your present TO: JOSEPH 6UONI 2707 SOUTH ROHWL INC arle,seA. Roberts. sql. to Wailer company before they would School Board of 37-Business Property i," 1124 Dover Road Realty, InC. Prof tsion*lly Managed APT. 201 C. Mood & *1 VirgInia, LI 40,' Seminole County consider you for management? ____________________________ Winter Park, Florida 32759 207 East2.SthSt ROLLING MEADOWS, Hititen Harbour, $11,9. HAVE YOU been passed over Space 202 Commercial Avenue YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an for small business, good SANFORD, FLA ILLINOIS 60003 [Id Aire Homes InC., to Donald because of personal reasons Sanford. Florida 3777) action for for.ciosureof a mortgage location, 1792, Call 372 0233 or 372. 323-7532 F leig. sql, Lot 13) Spring Oaks Un. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that on the real property listed below has Each bid shall be marked rather than performance? 1491 after j Ill. $100 "Drivers Range Lake Howell KATHLEEN A. ROMERO, has filed been filed against you and you ore WHATEVER THE REASON, we Real Estate Of Yaw' Cbolce S Hallmark Constr. to Randall C. High School" and shill be delivered a Petition in the Circuit Court 01 required to serve a copy of your need good salesmen to fill McFall 6 wf Lynn H Lot 77. Elk A, to the address above. Seminole County, Florida, for a written defenses, if any. to it on management positions. It need 38-Wanted to Rent The Instruction to Bidders. Dissolution of Marriage and yOU are Carter A. Bradford. PIantiff's •1. The Springs Shadowwood Village. only take you tOdays to be a part required to serve a copy of your Iorn.y, whose address is 33$ North Sec 13)000 Proposal Form, Form of Bid BOnd of our management team. To see if Want to rent building suitable for all written defesnes, if any. On i Magnolia Avenue, Martha 0 Luttrell. Pr. Repr. Est Form of Pertormanc, and Payment you quality, contact Mr. Oaddls at P.O. Box Ill. type repair work, prefer about Nellie Lampert to Martha 0. Lut. Bond. Drawings, Specificalions and Christopher Ray, P.O. 80* 399, Orlando, Florida 3150). on or before the Holiday Inn, Sanford Marina 25*30' or larger, near Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Florida 33201 frell £ Nan.wtte Mae Myers, ', mt. other contract documents may b on Monday, May 24. from 11 am. June I6Ih, 1976, and file the original With all utilities and reasonable examlnid at the following location: iandfiIelheor;ginalwiItI,rØf each, Lot 29, Longdahe s.d. Silo, tolp.m.orfromltol,30p,m, with lhi Clerk of this Court either rent, 3734012 days or 372.5724 the above slyled Court on or before School Board of idne A Ccix.her. sqi tO Glenn A. t4fre sirvic, on Plaintiff's II evenings Inc 3rd day Of Jut Seminole Ccunty Muschewskt, & *4 Nancy V. it A.D., 1916. HEAD COOK- Fantastic hours. tomney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise a Defaull arid UIfimale otherwise a default will be entered 202 Commercial Avenue Wrenwood HIS, 531.700 Great boss. Excellent pay. Heavy Judgment will be entered against Sanford. Florida 32711 banquet work. Mark Bullder Inc., Ic Layenlhol against you for the relief demandea Real Estate you for Ihe relief demanded In the Phone: 373 1152 & tIotwaIh. LII. Elk P4, No Orl. AAA EMPLOYMENT ifl the Complaint. Terr, Sec 4, Unit ), 53, Copies may be obtained at the Petition. 201 Commercial 37) 5176 The legal descrIption of the real WITNESS my hand arid official Dorothy Neely to Howard W Uah Office of District School Board, upon propert3 which Is the subject matter 41-Houses & *1 Gertrude 0. LI 3, Elk C.. paymentofadeposjtof$2s00pers,, Wllols9idCourtontaistp,e3stnday of this action is as follows: 24-Business_rtunities _______________________ of drawings of April. AD., 1976. and Ttmpi Term Annex. 5.17.500. specifIcations. Any Los i, Block 3. TANGLEW000 * Frank S BeIe & wI Mlnnhi to unsuccessful bidder, upon returnIng (Seal) REPLAT. according Ii the plat For Lease.- Service Stalion BAYS Sacrifice * ARTHUR H. SECKWITH, JR. tOno,,.( M"Plenlr'IWILindaC.Lt Such sit promptly an.1 in g thlreofasrecord.din Plat BookS. ONLY at 2 high volumn gas Clerk of the Circuit Court 10 (Ilk (I Summerset North, $26500. condition, will be refund.d his EL CAPITAN, 3 BR, 15's bath, nice page 51. PublIc Records of SemInole locations. Call 3220013. By: Elaine RiChards Charles I Templ.ri & Katherine payment, and nonbldders upon so quiet area. Large 1*1, walk to County, Flortda. retumninqwchse,,wiIl bereiunded Deputy Clerk schools Low Qown & Iw N loRoberIE NewefI&wf JuriES., WlTNESSmyhandandthelof Rentals $12.30. M,azimum number of sets J. C1IPiSIOPPIEK NAY u ,. , payments. IPtis Court on May I), 1976. P.O. BOX 399 Wm. Leo Knight £ WI Doris t to a:G'.ucd .er Contractor will (Seal) (2). ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Mary Ellen Whitehoqs.j, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, nice 2 Ar1fsr H. Bockwith, Jr. Addenda will be it to General FLORIDA 37Q) LoaØate, 1st AdeN., ,, BR. central heat 1 air, fenced Clerk of the Circuif Court Contractorsbiddlngthispqol.ct and ATTORNEY FOR THE yard. screened porch. $19,500 By: Cecella V. Ekern 4'J' D'WU'fl. xv. iv i,esww,u jto at, plan rooms holding planS P1ltOP'4R Deputy Clerk Maluda & WI WillieLee. LI I?, Elk B. Room for rent in private horn,. "hUsh. May II. 23. 1916 PubliSh: Nay 2. 9, 16, 23. 1916 Publish: May 14.23. 30, June 6, 1916 CRANK CON'ST,REALTY LittLe Wekiv (Sf5 P40 I. 115.000. i DEl 12 References required 323.5107. DEll ne, 1 REALTOR 5,5304061 Uns ticking Sash Investments 41-HOUSeS . ______________ Kish Real ... ____ VERY NEAT Owner selling 7 room, 1,110 sq. ft.. slyhish home wilt, breakfast bar, all new carpeting A paint, new roof, central natural gas heat, huge back yard. close to) schools. $21,500. 3230572. _____________________________ OVERLOOKING Lake Monroe among Iargeoak trees. 2 bedroom, inside swimming pool, sundeck, fireplace In living room. Unat. tactsed adjacent building which could be used as third bedroom or artist studio. 5.39.900 with 7", pcI. assumable mortgage. - MIS-REALTORS ' ' I 321.0041 . 220) S. FRENCH - PRICE REDUCED MUST SELL Like new I BR, in settled neigh, borhood. Furnished, Large corner lot. Kitchen equipped. 523,900. - - - -______ - OWNER TRANSFERRED Nearly new) BR, quiet uncrowded area, convenient. Excellent retirement or newly married, 122.500. - LOTS on LakeMonroeand canal tt leading into St. Johns River. Reasonably priced. Terms flexible. ACREAGE BARGAIN- 10 Acres, will divide. 17,130 per acre. JENNY CLARK REALTY Phone 305.322.1595 Realtor DaysandAfter Hours __________________________ Harold Hall Reaity ' - Realtor Don't Be A Rent Donor 323.5774 Anytime 4 ___________________________ Be A Home Owner Multiple Listing Service LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY ___________________________ ____________ _________________________ .' ' _____________ - -. ------ REMODELED HOME 3). fenced, new carpet, P61.5.130 monthly. $15,500. $650 down. . a , S - Broker Days 322.7)74 Associate Eves. '0415 Oviedo- 3 bedroom, 2 bath nearly new home. Low down and assume mortgage of 5.32.500. 365 6516. C.' Notice Legal Lariy • SOI1.1 REALTOR INC. Notice OPEN I 2320 PARK AVE.,SANFORD 2 Story, very attractive, central air, carpet, 2 BR. 1'j baths, priced to sell today. $19,900. . - - -.-_._____________- _________ - . --------------- COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR, on big lot, owner will carry mortgage. Name your terms. only 1)3.500. , - ..........-- . - ! . ______________ ___________________ ___________________, 7 , '' , STORY STUCCO: Nicely decorated I s. separate garage with cottage or game room space. $495Ø OUT OF TOWN: 3 BR frame on large lot, wood floors, almost roofing. Only $11,500. ,_ __________________________ ri ' -. _______________________ _____________________________ 11U•UIl AtLJT&JAI,,r j4fl4 ',' Is --.- , -'-''V . . FROM . . j . Luxury -- -.'. NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Modern Facilities All G.E. Kitchens Located West of Hwy. 1142 All 170 Florida Ave. Ph. 373.44w .4 .______________________________ ....'. 134 MONTH - _____________________ - Largl 1 & 2 Bdrm. Furnist*d or Unfurnlshid CLUB ROOM POOL land 2 Bedrooms br I' Baths ALL ADULTS EASY LIVING QU lB T AND SE RE PIE ' . LAKESIDE APARTMENTS PARTMENTI . - ' W a g urnished or ____________________________ i..4*,.. Y '1 arinc?s TI1rauh1iu' rm . . Id ,' 'V IMMACULATE- 3 BR, 1 bath, large lot In country, patio, central heat air, new roof, lots more. $13,100. Call Ba 70orU1.9fl7 30) E. 23rd St.-) BR, family room and formal dining room. *37.500. In Rerne'ibrance 3 BR, 2 bath, Jewett Lane. Honor The Memory Of HAL - ST, JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Call Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 . 2365 Park Sunland- 3 BR. 1 bath, heat & air, kit. equip, fenced, double drive. many extras. $21,100. y49.537), Fortest Greene Inc. 5306133 REALTORS 323.6353 DELTONA- Completely furnished 3 BR, 1½ baths, carport, large screened porch. Owner will consider holding mortgage. Asking $25,750. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Haritwick, Broker Deltona 644661) Compielely renovaled 3 & 1 BR hoii, 1',', baths, with central heat, from $15,000. As low as $100 down. Looking for a Home call ...... V.' 'A .Y'V - I lots. Oste,n, high ana ary,I cleared. Beautiful home site with large oaks. 323.1691 after i p.m. ...... - ..,,.',,''sr,-,.' - - 3I 100'x 112' 14.000. . . -I . , LONGWOOD- Near 1.1, nice trees, lO0'x 135', 54.500. ALTAMONTE- lSO'xIsO' corner, ideal for trl.level, nice trees, also 50' of lakefront. $10,500. - 3& 4 Bedroom, - , ______ - - . 2 Both MOàii A All E hctrlc C.ntralHutlngandAlrCondltioning Forrest Greene Inc. $306333 REALTORS 373.6353 RIVER FRONTAGE, COLORADOI $1,950 total pricel Beautiful Alamosa Riverfront lot, Sur. veyed. 135 down. 135 monthly. C.real 'Ialn In,1, Co.. 911 W. 1Cirt, Amarillo. Texas, 7910). 506-376. 1690. 46-Commercial Property Choice 1)1' frontage on Hwy. 17 fl. reduced to sell. $39,500. Also over 1 acres, general industrial property with highway & rail frontage. A good buy at 560.000. HAROLD HALL REALTY Call 373.5714 Anytime French Ave. LAKE MARY BLVD. 120"''i tape 155' deep on a corner sile, 1.544 sq ft. of building zoned to, offices. $19,900. FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS, 373 635.3. 530 6$3); eves 3225970 47-Real Estate Wanted Have cuslomer who wants 10 buy I acre homesite, Lake Jessup area, KISH REAL ESTATE. REALTORS. 321 0011. good responsible neighbors Lush tropical landscaping Quiet secluded environment 'Host of amenities Including: 2 pools tennis courts volley ball archery range Fully equipped clubhouse Basketball courts / PARTICULAR ABOUT: CarpetIng COMFORT-PRICE-CONVENIENCE All electric apartments Include self cleaning oven, frost free refrigerator, disposal, dishwasher. - -, . - I •,,,,,,.,,,,,," i t 1 * I11E1I '•, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 315 E. First St. 322.5622 (J'ed office furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is, Cash and carry. NOLL'S Cas.selberry, 1792,$30.406 72-Auction -______________________ Lav'n Mower Sales & Service We Sell the Best & Service the Rest, Western Auto. 301W. First 51., 373. 4103. - WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Get some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write en ad that will bring a fast s-ale. CALL 373.26)1 - ... . i ....'L_'.' : 2* Small pets and children under S allowed. if you are a particular discriminating Individual, you'll find lust exactly what you want at.,. 1 Si )rii 'g\v( )Od IP) v1111( 191$ Ford ½ ton pickup, 61,000 original miles. First $500 takes. 3225992 or 323.1147. Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. Lease a Datsun including 1 cars and trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink. 131-1311. 323 - 7340 63-Machinery-Tools FARM TRACTOR 5330 766) Magnolia 75-Recreational Vehicles -, '75 Cab-over.Camper, self con tamed, with '73 Dodge S.. Club cab truck, loaded, etcel. coed. $6695 or best offer. 323.7155. 76-Auto Parts vtGAREBUILTMUTORS Cast I ron SIivi NIXON AUTO PARTS, 322.05n5 _______________________________ __________________________________________________________ Sansui Stereo l'ti.Fl amp; 4 chrome IS" wheels; Also AM.FM stereo. 323070$. RESALE BOUTIQUE 20 pcI. sate on all like new con signment clothes. Dresses, Pants Suits, Evening gowns, etc. Open 104 daIly, 6 days, 101 West 77th SI. (Near Pinecrest School) - DOBERMAN PIPISCHERS AKC Puppies & Stud Service CalIMr. Anderson. 3455710 - Aluminum Siding Insulation 54-Garage Sales WANT ADS ARE WORKING EVERY DAY READ AND USE THEM OFTEN. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. Appliance - Repair 322.31*3 Adjacent to Longwood opping Couter, 1-4 and Hwy 434 In , icngwo3d. 834-3363 CARPORT SALE. 405 Piumosa Drive. Sal. & Sun. 222) 1110 5. Household items, antiques, paint, water sports equipment. VOLKSWAGEN PH. 322.1615 'I . - - , ' _________________________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2362 Park Drive 122 5565 Pest Control and Tcrmiting Free Inspeclior,. All Pest Control, 10 Dcl. Discount. 373 395g. Pressure Cleaning Maiom hous-ehoid appliance repair. 20 years experience. We service all makes. Reasonable. Call anytime, 327 2137 C&A BackHoe Service Land clearing, 1111 dirt, Clay. rock, All kinds of digging. Housetrailers stored and movieS. 372.9142 PIannIS acarp,rt sale? Don't target to advertise it in Inc want ads of The Herald. _________________________ Mobile Home Woshing 4. Roof Sealing. Inflation Fighting Prices. Free estimates, *46,45.oi. . Exterior Cleaning SpecialIst, Hi. Pressure spray wasn. Houses, Roofs. 372 O71 ESTERSON LANOCLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work F,ll dirt, top soil 322 5143 - Concrete Pavement DRAGLINE SERVICE Lakes dog, 1st 50'xlOO', 12' deep. 1350. Custom work. $72 hr 343. 3119 _____________________________ Parking Lot Mainlenarice- Sealing and Slriping, Durable Scalers, Lemon St., Sanford. 3234447. Landscaping & Mc*iflg.edgmng,trimming weeding and ferfiIizing Fr,. estimates. Phone 373.39S. Dependable teenager available tom yard work. odd lobs. lighI hauling. 322 *191. 1 you are haying difficuity leding a pldcelo lye, car to drive, a job. 04' some service you have need f. read all our want ads every day EXPERT LAWN CARE' Mowing. Edging, Trimming Phone323.1197 Free Estirnetel - I I Central Heat 5, Air Conditioning. FUr free estimates, call Carl Har. I ris it SEARS la Sanford 372.1771 Roofing l'OOf repair's, flat roof, or shingles. All work guaran IIIS.BROGDEN ROOFING, 323 4700 Patch and Repair, ReRoofing. Carpenter repair. Fast Service. All work guaranteed. LicenSed. Bonded, 15 yrs. experience Bricker Roofing, 37.3 - - Sewing ___________________________ Remodeling and Addtios Free estimates. N000ligalion JOHNNY WALKER,322 _________________________________ _____________________ Carpentry, Remooelng. Aiditons. Custom Work L(en%ecJ, BcnJ.d Free estimate 373 4030 Pest Control Land Clearing Pointing x 1 PaInting- Brush, roil. Spray. Qai,ty work. Reasonle prices, Free estimates. 327 0439 - ' '1495 , can cover your home with alum BEST PRODUCT aiding & sotfit syStem Also BEST PRICE Free Estimates-24 Hours Roofing. Gutters 20 yri Exp THERMO.TEK,131.0931 Eagle Siding Co IS) 9563 Lawn Care -r door sedan. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY C.E.SHEPtIERD Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs. Call GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? 2 BILL BAKER Any year tnru 1576 models. 7 days eex Call collect, 5.46.7131 Home Improvements Color TV's from $3t3; B&W. from $15; Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 1700 5. French. 3231131. ien Flat 125 clean Very EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU TOWERS BEAUTY SALON tfocmi'rly Harriett'sBeauty 519E FirI. 372 5747 53-.TVRadjo.Stereo I BUSINESS DIRECTORY A5Sum payments Singer Zig zag beautllul walnut conSole with automatic buttonhole. Pay balance 01591, or 10 payments of $10. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E. 1st St., Downtown 322 9411 KENMORE WASHER. p,erti, service, used machinø. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3fl0691 1972 VWSquarebsck 4 speed, AM radio. Only 32,000 mIles MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk cars & Trucks Req. German Shepherd puppies, females, $100. Males $125. Phone 3723717 alter 5, .1975 Singer Zig-Zag 52-Appliance's 1970 Maverick. $ cyl, 59,000 mIles, runs excellenl, new inspection, $995. CHICO & THE MAN 373.5370 cm 534-4605. BUY JUNK CARS- $15 to 133 for complete car. Call 372.1631 after I Pin. Beauty Care KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St 3fl.7333 We Buy Furniture 1975 Honda CVCC CivIc. 2,000 mile,. 23.100 or best offer. 333.1776, after S. 322 $610 77- Autos Wanted ____________________________ Cocker Spaniel puppies. AKC Req., beautiful solid colors, good lemperament, $123. 3235495. ___________________________ Zig Zag Sewing Machine In cabinet, good condition, $30. 322, 9)39. - Reconditioned BatterIes, $12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. ______________________________ 51-Household Goods fl l72 Cadillac Coupe DeVille. white on whIte. *3.300. 333.1100 or $30. 4464, -. ----- - . Utilily lrailer with 1*7'.', bid; also 2 air conditioners, 5)00. each. Phone 721.1)16. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 373.1010 1944 Mustang, whIte, with blue in. 'crier. ne'nly painted, good l;es. Excellent condition, $900. 323.2791 after S:30. ___________________________ Mon., May 24, 7 P.M. 1963 Mercury, original condition, PS & PB, new tires, inspected in We're stacked to the ceiling wIth April. Phone 3321156. quality furniture from the north. 1971 Pinto, extra clean, runs perfect. list includes: grand piano, maple CHICO I THE MAN, 323.1370 or pie,es with fine bedroom suite, 134.4105, mahogany pieces wIth ball and claw dresser, dining room suites, 11S Toyota Corolla, 10,000 miles. Odd china chabin,ts, Chests, Assume payments. 32'22I00 after) chairs, oak and walnut pieces. p.m., anytime weekends. Also we have our regular line of TVs and appliances, It's easy BankAmericard and Master Charge BROWSE AND SAVE and fun. The want Ad Way. welcome. for Rent Sale _______________________ I R'W'iive Lustre Electric Carpet 30-1050 & 40 pcI. discount on all Shampooer br only 11.50 per day Children's clothing. Boys' new CARROLL'S FURNITURE Casual suits, shirts, short & long pants, girls' dresses I short & long 65-Pets-Supplies play suits. PAYTON'S CHI LDR EN'S WEAR 26.10Hlawatha Ph,372.1301 Puppies, $10; Half Dachshund, will be small. Call after 4 p.m. 323. Bassirsette with screen top, new, 3615. never used. Phone 373.1091 Free, fluffy, black kittens. Dart CB's PersIan. 3220103. New Paymaster check writer, 5.55; new electric adding machine. adds, subtracts, multiplies. Burrough 160. Keystone 1mm like new projector, camera, and screen, 5160. Alsj 4" cement Ilnishing machine and compactor and much, much more, 5500. 1100 Cornell Drive. 1972 Ford PIckup, ~ ton, fully equipped, camp special. 12.400. 323-4735 Public Auction Rain Trees, Azaleas. Camphor Trees, 99c. Border grass, )9c. Large bushy Ligustrum, $1.99. CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Car. Wekiva Park Drive and SR 16. 372623$. Double Over 30" gas range; Ken. more washer and dryer; utility building; GE refrigerator; GE cabinet style dishwasher; antique pIano. 372.1)19 1q11' Toyota pick up, long bed, air 323-5041 after 1 p.m. ANTIQUE '19 Ford Truck Good Condition, $100 SWAP SHOP. FLEA MAR'T Phone 323.0143 Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 tO S 80-Autos for Sale at the Movieland Drive.in Theatre. South 17.92. Phone 372. 1969 Ford Gataxie 500, 7 door, 390 1216. engine; 1964 Ford van camper; 1911 Renault P.10, 4 door; 1969 Renault R.10, 1 door, 1969 71-Anfles Plymouth Fury, I door. Phone 319. 5370. Good furniture rom the'20s end collictables. Hi.Way 46 Antiques, 1912 Chevrolet Luv PIckup, good P.', miles east 011.4 on Rt. 44. 322. condition, $1,315. 6972. 1914 Matador A, vinyl roof, bucket seats, automatic air, Cruise 64-Equipment NO MONEY DOWN Cobra, Midland. Johnson. SBE, Pierc.Simpson, Beta. Browning, Hy-gain Handic, Regency, 1. Berry and Pace. Complete ac cessorles. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE. 1319 Edgewater Drive (corner Fairbanks) Orlando. 293.4771 79-Trucks-Irailen - 70-Swap & Trade - _______________________ ________ )I'Spanamer,fiberglassbI, SO HP Mercury. Excellent for skiing, 1300. 3223525. - APOPKA- Duplex lot, tO'x)15'. 54.500. - _________ CASH 322-4132 - AOyie. Plants & Answers, 210 E. lit St.. 323.7571. e Having - i Wanttolosewelght? Can't stay on edict? Cat1322 0071 Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233566 or 373.7710 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Sell us your car or truck even LI you owe money on It, See Bill Ray or Larry's Mart, 215 Sanforo Ave. Jack Mink, BAIRD-PAY DAT. SUN, Fern Park, 131.1311. - Jim Hunt Req. Real Estate Broker 117W. lit, Sanford 322 56.11 ' UI 2400 Building on busy cornert Zoned CC 2 Owner will help finance. 162.500. Realty, Inc. Call Mr. Belslto for details. 322 5091 after 6 2521 P*rk Dr. Atler Hours, MIS Realtors 322 9251; 372 3991 Sanford, 2 furnishe.d apt,. in central location, both rented. Excellent 322.2118 income, By owner. $10,500 cash. 131 5992. BALL REALTY SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec tangular pools left over from 1975 season, half price, Guaranteed Installation a terms, Call 305. 155.91.51 ,,.ii.. IQYCr,..n.. %i',.L/' • e. .,,,r heat & air, other features, like new. In adult park. No down, will Man's X31 golf clubs, 2 thru wedge. sacrifice. 321 0239. Hogan woods, 1, 3, 1 and 5, 5100. _________________________________ Set of lady's Patty Berg irons, Wilson woods 1, 3 and 5. 535. 372. 43-Lots-Acreage 9173. - Dceamwold- Qwner will finance nice 3 BR with carport, new carpet, hardwood floors. A.) condition. Priced right. 323 5.609 or 323.4762 The Evening Herald 3BR,l½bath,60'x12'Star,3r metal awning, shed Hurricane Awning. Reasonable. 373.4453. - Owner transferred, must sell brand new home, beautiful white brick 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat.air, beautiful wall to wall carpeting. Call 3220706 after 5:30 weekdays. anytime weekends. Or come by arid see it. 2117 Yale Ave. CLASSIFIED DEPT. ___________________ IS YR. FHA F INANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3303 Orlando Drive Saniord,n.sloo PARTICULAR ABOUT: - Glastron II'.',' Runabout, Evinrude, $3 hp., 3 Cyl.. power tilt, top, custom trailer, all accessories. Excel, coneS. JOhn Bean, 373 5691 or 531 5090. 62-Lawn-Garden 3222611 or 831-9993 322-2090 _. - Call 42-Mobile Homes 1975 ND 230 Yamaha Excellent Running Cond. 1500. 322.0939 1,67 FortI F 500 lIft. van, hydraulic lit?, air. Phone 323.7340. ORIENTALRIJGSWANTED Top prices, used, any condition. 5445126, Winter Park. , - Residents at 5pringwood Village irs Particular) jkitI1oU.t 15 Words $2 '71 Honda ST 90 and '73 Honda 350 CE, both immaculate. In storage for I yew. Best offer, 323-7550. DAVE 5' 323.9370 £....._______ oo-u,tice uppies Add lIc for each additional 5 words. Days 332.6173 Nights-3fl7332 NEAT ASA PIN-) BR, 1½ baths, carpeting, central heat.air, patio, range. 12 Mo. BPP warranty. $25100 9 n We Buy FurnFfiie P085014 MARINE 2921 Hwy 1797 372 5961 Compose your own memoriam, or ask our assistance. We should receive your message no later than S p.m. Friday, May 25th. R.S.V.P. ...?'.-" Ones May 31st COLBERT REALTY INC. 3fl,7fl Eves.322.0612 or 322.1551 FOUR FOR THE PRICE OF ONEIrental units. live In one, rent out the Others. Grosses $315 a monlh. $25,000. REALTORS Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy. 17.97. 530.4206 . fl6. , - rak.d Call 321-5113 after S. HIGHEST PRICES Used Office Furniture we also buy total Inventories. Southern Liquidator's Apopha, Si) II PORCH SALE (rear), Sat. 9:30 hI. -Sun ltil. Chest of drawers, 2 Dressers, China cabinet, Sideboards (2), Table, I Chairs, Dry bar, Clothing, Misc. 2430 S. Myrtle Ave., 323 5152. Li 1972 XLCH, extended front end and Golf game gone to pot\ Sill those old clubs with a classlf lid ad. Call 322. 2411 or $319993. carport Sale- Built.In oven and range top, exhaust hood, all stainless; AM.FM stereo console; small refrigerator; misc. Items. Nothing over $65. Sal. and Sun., noon to 1 pm. $20 Valencia St., Sanford To Be Published ONE OF A KIND- Mayfair. boat dock, heated pool, 2 fIreplaces, 3 patios, Much, much more. 51)5.000. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service -- Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. , 18-Motorcycles to Buy We Buy PINEY WOODS BARN Furnilure & MKII1Ir.acus. Sell for 30 pcI. commission. Free PIck. ups. Auction, Saturdays 1 p.m. Sanford 337.1320 I?' fiberglass Runabout, 75 hp. Johnson, 3 mos, old, uc5 5 p4 23,000. 323.1071 or )739095 after S. Memorial Day Message Sanford. lovely 2 story I BR, 2 bath corner loS. assume loan, small down, by owner, 534.5992 ,. Departed Loved Wtti A Store 6 Office Bldgs. for Rent, 1,000 sq. ft. $725, POOL- Colonial style, cypress fence,breakfastbar, family room, excellent neighborhood, BPP warranty. 549,900. Upplcxnd_Pwk'j $1 Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading distrIbutor wants a nice back yard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideratIon given for prime locatIon. Call 305. 42.4 collect. _____________________________ 322.7155 - . Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell. 322.1052 anytime. 2 BR mobile home. Req Real Estale Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 101W. Commercial Phone 322.75$), Sanford _____________ . I BR, 2 bath. illS Paloma. $31,500. STUNNING- Spacious 3 BR overlooking river, Master bedroom has sitting area, beautiful oak trees, Must be seen. BPP 12 mo. warranty. 176100 68-Wanted ____________________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work. there wouldn't be any. IBP, 2 baths, family room, central heat & air, new roof. By Owner, $29,900. 3226915. ________________________ COMPLETELY FENCED- 3 BR, 2 baths, family room, central vacuum, kitchen equipped, reduced to $19,500. GARAGE 5Ai.E- 107 Temple Drive. Moving into apt., must sell 101 of odds & ends, furniture & clothes. Sat. I Sun. 9a.m. to ? )fl ill). - Reat101' W. Garnett White ..., 3237340 it - ' MLS SANFORDAUCTION BUILDING 1200 S. FR EN CH REAL ESTATE MINT CONDITION- 3 BR, large lot, custom cabinets, calm kit. chen, 1500 sq. ft. A beauty for 512.500. - Highway 17.92, Sanford Across From Ranch House Auction Arsenal Peg. Real Estate Broker 1100 E.2SIh St. 322.U35 _________________________________ Cozy, 2 BR, brick home, nice area large lot. Ideal for retires or newIywed. $21,500. Call Betty Flamm, Associate, FIRST TIME ADVERTISEDI I BR, 1½ baths, in Washington Oaks, central heat, carpeting. BPP 12 mo, warranty. $25,000. - . New 32 caliber, swing out cylinder, nickel plated revolvers, $24.55 each May 23, 1*1êSB Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 54-Garage Sales - * SPECIAI* TAFFER REALTY 322.6.4.57 Req. Real Estate Broker 3710s. 322 0777 373 774$ 323 7595 REALTY Stenstrom Realty Merchandise 50-Mscellaneous for Sale Owner selling 3 BR, 2 bath stylish home near Country Club golf course. Central heat end air, carpeted throughout, enclosed P'tio. heated pool, bar.b.que, fenced for privacy. First time offered, Shown evenings and weekends. Call 323.5167. LAKE MARY- 2 Bedrooms, shaded corner lot, breezy screened porch. Walk to swimming. $11,500. WE TAKE TRADES POOL DIBARY AREA- 3 BR, central heat 6 aIr, wall.wall carpet. No S Bedroom older two story home on beautiful half acre lot. 512.500. qualifying Immediate occupancy, CALL NOW 523.400 LAKE MARY-FISH, SWIM, SKI Roomy 3 bedroom, 7 bath lakefront JOHNNY WALKER home on over I'.', wooded acres. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Formal dining, family kitchen. REAL ESTATE INC. 563.000. CALL NOW _______________________ Longwood Groves 1)100. down, assume mortgage $35,900. 3 BR. 2 bath, refrlg, cilrus. 1272.50 mo. 531.1213, WIlT i r CRY ALL THE WAY to the BANK. L,OTHERS pay your INCOME. 2 BR duplex (I f 6). 527,900. Good terms. Get 70pct. CASH return on CASH. BUY all 12 units at DISCOUNT. Tax SAVINGS, & get rich, even with the headaches. Call Central FIa's Sale,& Exchange Leader 201? 5 P'ACNCH I)4WV. 17 52) . Hal Colbert AUTO TRAIN, walk to work from lhis "neat as a pin") BR. I', bath home. Fenced yard, central heat & air, wall wall carpeting, utility building. 125,000 with good Ierms. Stemper Realty BELOWFHA APPRAISAL MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Clean, 3 BR, air plus garage, carpet, 3224991 range & refrigerator. Asking .19195. French Eve. 322.1196. 322.1)61. 322.1914 523.200. Out of town owner winti offer. 4 BR, 2 bath, air conditIon. 1)2 Tangslo Drive. 322.1515 or 322 24 Hrs. 323.9410 1*51. By Owner. . - H M. UNSWORTH REALTY JOHN SAULS AGENCY 011 I.. We can build your dream home. FHA, VA & 235 financing available. We also build govern. mint subsidized homes. Req. Real Estat. Broker 503W. 1st St. 3234*341 or 323.05)7 eves. - Legal STONE ISLAND- 4 bedroom. 2", baths, family room with fireplace, screened porch overlooking park area. Many extras. Tennis Courts. swimming pool, pasture for horses, accesstoLakeMonrooand other recreation areas available. $59,900wiIh assumable mortgage, - PLAY GOLF JUST LISTEDI Quiet area, 3 BR, 2 baths, equipped satin kitchen, central heat, air, excellent con. dition. BPP 12 me. warranty. Req. Real Estate Broker l'3$S.SanfordAve. 0759 eves. 331.7640 SAN LANTA All brick beauty. 3 bedrOOm, 2 bath well Pept home, Convenient to shopping, hospital, schools and church. Many amenities Including fenced yard. $21,900. ' . - BATEMAN REALTY - . Honor The Memory Of ff "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" WATERFRONT EXECUTIVE ESTATE I bedroom, 2 bath home. 3 acres Pius on waler and your own private beach. King sized Covered patio overtos West Crystal Lake. Towering pines complIment prole5sional landscaping. Large (arnil;es and the executive must see this prestigious home, - HOME 414 uses ',Acresj 4BR, 2', batri horn; 529.700. REDUCED TO $21,i"3 -A.; cond. and heat. Beautiful and BR, block, 2 bath, den, large ideal location 1314 E. Lansdowne lot Nicely landscaped. Ave., Orange city. 901 775255o. County.- 7 BR. Iurn • good roof A fenced A real buy. 51.500. -. . 41-Houses - Liz's Custom Tailoring Men Ladies' clothing. Wedding gowns, Phone 37274,, ________________________ - Well Drilling WELLS DRtLLED.PUMP3 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typesand sizes We repair arid service STINE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO 307W7n4%I 72 To List Your Buslness...DIQI 322-2611 or 831-99931 �6B—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Sunday, May 23, 1176 CB BREAK fenna on a U se I -06 vpq I191V I Just y0aeMCK 1XVK -- ions Rumors 13y MIKE WENDLAND 1010961 One of the more persistent rumors heard on CB channels is that the FCC is planning to prohibit the use of beams or directional base station antennas for Class D operators. The rumor is false and couldn't be Further from the thinking of the FCC's top CB engineer. How or where it started is irrelevant. But we've received angry protests from CBers in a dozen states. California. Michigan. Florida and Iowa CBers were first to voice their fears and objections. The worry is for nought. "Actuall. I'm for absolutely no limitations on antennas at alt. except for the accepted and necessary height restrictions," says Charles Higginbotham, head of the FCC's safety and specia! radio services bureau in Washington. "In fact, I think that wider use of beams by CBers would improve the clutter and congestion caused by the growing number of new stations." The reason why a beam antenna Is so much more effective than the standard ground plane or omnidirectional antenna Is that a beam concentrates the power in one direction only. A base station equipped with a beam reaches out and "hears" further. While a ground plane receives signals and radiates power in a 360-degree radius, a beam doesn't waste energy by spreading it out in areas that aren't needed. It doesn't pick up stations and static) from the side and back. The disadvantages of a directional antenna are that they cost more than a ground plane and usually require a hefty directional rotor, though some new models come with an electronic switch that allows them to be "pointed" without actually turning. Because of the added efficiency, the FCC requires that no part of a directional antenna exceed the height of 20 feet above the ground or structure on which it is mounted. For ground planes, the height limitation is 60 Q. Does the FCC have a system In giving out call letters or dri It simply issue them at random? Michael l Hervey, Galena, 1114 A. The FCC issues them by computer, allocating call signs sequentially as the applications roil in. Because of the tremendous flood of license applications - which has just about used up the millions of possible three-letter and four-number cominationa the FCC has now added a fourth letter prefix to new CB licenses. Q. I'm ready to get Into CB radio and I want to buy the best. But I don't know whether I should go SSR or not. Also, I don't know whether I should wall until the FCC I allots new channels. What's your advice? - Henry Hayden, Long Beach, Miss. A.First, i recommend you buy a set Uiat has both A31 and SSB, if you can afford the extra $80 to $10) It costs. 11 While only 15 per cent of CB operators now have it, SSB has more power over AM, is more readable and is clearly the wave of the future. Don't worry about the extra frequencies. When they come, your set will still be very - f usable and with both modes, you'll have lots of flexibility. Q. How can I protect my mobile CB from getting ripped oft? I can't afford a burglar alarm and I don't like the wiring that's required for a sliding mount. - K.M., Sacramento, Cal. A. Then try the special pick-proof lock mount manufactured by the Shur-Lok Co., of Hutchins, Texas. It costs about $15 and allows a permanent dash or hump rnour.t that can't be pried loose. The firm also makes the 'Flip Flop" antenna mount that folds Into the trunk of your car, handy for those automatic car washes as well as for security. Q. I'm a truck driver who works the east coast. I hear that 11 you can prove you're a trucker, you can get Channel 23A put in your radio and use the extra frequency to talk to truckers on CB. is that rigid? James Talbert, Trenton, N.J. A. Another false rumor. Channel 23A, or the next frequency above the regular CB band, is not yet allocated to CB operntors and if the FCC catches you using it, they'll issi.r a violation. Stick with Channel 19, the legal channel used by most truckers. We welcome your questions on CB or related matten. Write Mike Wendland, "CB Break," c-o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla., 32771. - i 10.1 10-2 10-3 104 10-5 10-6 10-7 10.8 10-9 10.10 10-12 10-13 10.16 10-18 10-19. - 10-21 10-20 10-22 10-23 10-25 10-26 ii.2i ( 10.28 Receiving Poorly Receiving Well Stop Transmitting OK (Message Received) Relay Message Busy, Stand By Out of Service, Leaving Air In Service, Subject to Call Repeat Message Out of Service, Subject to Call Visitors Present Weather-Road Conditions. Make Pickup At. Message For Us? (Hurry) Nothing For You Location C?) Call Phone Disregard Message Stand By (Standing By) In Contact Message Received Muiug Tv Cii.àmv. Check Registration . . - _____ - r , . A/ 1.1' 1.111! I * 'I, .0 ~ .c ; " . - j,, ~ 71 ~- '",*~~ 0 S 'If 1 C_ CA::Z~ _-____10~~~~ ~~~~-"` Copley M W,06N ON muffi, " Aku, I jug A Im qW 601i*64 Adhol ~ __~ _~~ ~ ml_w-~ '0 Whether Base Or Mobile IWA a eB CB Radios Are Valuable In More Ways Than One What good is a CB radio? Is it worth the price one shells out for either a mobile unit or a base that's pretty well stationary in a home or office? Having been the proud OWflCr of a citizens band mobile unit for nearly a decade, we can attest to the true value of these rigs. For example, for years we spent quite a bit of time ADVERTISING traveling the highways and station" biways of the southeastern We've been caught in all of United States. And some of that these situations and can time was spent in some pretty guarantee you there's nothing remote areas while at other like a CBer who's alert and times we'd be in the heart of a considerate enough to render metropolitan area. aid. Have you ever been out in the Too, we've been on the road boondocks looking for a dirt at times when we thought we'd road that might lead you to the spot where your kids will be campirg out for a week ortwo" If o, you'll flu-60w the value of that CB; radio. WENATCIIEE. Wash. (AP) . When "First Momma" Betty We'll never forget the time Ford tried out her new Citizens when we were taking our oldest offspring to the Florida Game Hand radio last month in Texas, and Fresh Water Fish Corn- she had trouble finding mission camp for a two week someone to talk to. Her probstay. leins could be over. The camp itself was located The First Lady's name is on north of Ocala in some remote area that we'd never heard of. the exchange list of the EverWell, to make a long story green QSI. (Quick, Send IRt ter) short, it didn't take more than a Club. holler for help from anyone Club president Dana Bowen copying The Irishman in that said he's "In seventh heaven" mobile before we got a reply, since he and his wife, Leona, complete with specific direcgot a letter of thanks from Mrs. tions as to how to reach the campsite and before you could Ford for extending her an honpossibly have made a plea for a orary membership in the 10-9 we wete at our destination, member CB group. The club swaps call-letter cards containAnother good example of worth of the CB was illustrated ing the air names or "handles" to us when we were caught in of the members, rush-hour traffic in Downtown Mrs. Ford's thank-you note Atlanta, looking for a specific la'gan• "That's a big 10-4, the address and really bogged down literally stuck in slow- (B lingo for message received moving, bumper-to-bumber and ended with Mrs. Ford using traffic with little or no chance of getting off the highway and Into a service station In order to ask directions. Again, the CB came to our '' '' rescue. Someone who was "" "\ Needless to say, we appredated the help we got from all these 'Good Buddies' In various situations and these doubt that we'd be around today if it hadn't been for that rig of ours Three's and eights. The Irishman I .- 1 - - her CB "handle," "First Momma." 10-200 Police Needed Dolores, who Is an artist, designed the format as a comtemporary statement. "I I didn't want to just make a quilt! To make It, we used scraps. I'm a collector anyway, and have . fabrics stashed all over the house. We raided the Maitland Art Center, and even used worn 4 two days to get it In place" Dolores loves mountains, coming from the West. In the So they hate to eventually Sutter's Creek scene, she kept pt with their treasure? "No, losing the water wheel. "I cut a indeed! It initial intent water wheel out of a blanket, to share what we felt about our we could find." They did alright pension and growth, Including too, as the total cost came to America's efforts toward world approximately $50 .- excluding peace. labor. But the collage is valued "In the beginning, people at $50,000! smiled and though we were just Variously called a quilt, doing 'busy woman work,' but tapestry, and wall-hanging, the we had something to say, and work of art is a magnificent we wanted to say it!" said view of our country's history, Dolores. centered with the Declaration There were a couple of trying of Indepundence (1776), and times when Dolores felt like continues outward In all throwing in the towel, but, directions until reaching the 'Winnie was the humorous borders were current events spirit behind the work, and she are depicted (1976). pulled us through," she said. The topical themes begin at Once, when showing the collage the top with migration, then at a public gathering, Winnie progress clockwise to concluded with "We thank you economics and politics in the from the corner of our quilt and upper right segment. Invention the bottom of our heart!" and technology complete the The most difficult part of the right side. The historical quilting was the "Melting Pot" episodes of war are located in scene, according to Dolores. the lower section, followed "The background material kept clockwise by human and civil unraveling and it took about was our and couldn't find It when I was . Break' Slated The Tr-County Road Runners citizens band (CB) radio club of Sanford will be serving free coffee to area CBers and anyone interested In getting into the popular citizens radio movement at a "Coffee Break" on May . The break, from 6 to 10 pin. at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building at Sanford Ave. and E. First St., will also feature other refreshments and adult and children's door prizes. prize of the evening will be a 23-channel CB moble transceiver complete with antenna. Trophies will be given for the largest club in attendance and for the oldest person attending. All CB farms are invited to ('Orne to the coffee break, according to club official& two wheels to the back of quilt, so there are now three water wheels, with two on the back side!" Continuing, she said, "We actually started the quilting by hanging it on the drapes, but It got so heavy, It bent the rod. 'Then we hung It on a wall, but It was still too big. Then we moved it to the Maitland Art Center, and finally ended up on Minnie's living room floor!" The women are presently negotiating a tour which would show the collage throughout the ØE S.. tslsusiuuI NEGATIVE CONTACT ..... $. reply wici8.ds2i*.n NEGATIVE COPY ........... Dill how r,s**i NEPATORY ... ................ . .......... N. 1. ONE TIME ...................jr isAul aUd 0N THE PAY ...... . .......... LiSsisNidlimit ON THE SIDE .................. .. ..... Parked IU(OING ..................... tH(Mativwci OVER SHOULDER ....................... 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Put thehaamwdiwn DOUUNICKUS .........561th1.p..dlImHl O*AGGIW WAGON ........... . ....... Airictu EARS ... .... . .................. .... Ciradis EAT-UM-UP ....................Trick iM ciii EIGHTEEN WHEELER ... ............ ...Ailsamis 1161115 ........ . ................... Goodbye EYEBALL. ..... ... .......... FK*M1acauhp FIE IOTHE SEARS ... ................. Got aticket FINAL ...... . ... ..... ....... L&l bav.aiuiun FIVE FIVE ... ..... .... ............SpsedUmft FLACWAVO ........... liii iiflitvdhM virtu FLIP FLOP ............... .Trictw'srskmntrio FOURWWEELIR ....... ........... PdilUs FRONT WON ................. Leal rig lico" T1IHGOUT ..................... lsm,hear d G060 GIRLS pip dsdlsrmortal GOOD SUDOT .... ............ . ... ..SaMaSen GONE .... . ....... . ...... ...FIaaIaw.k.I,ii ........................... "Collage Florida." Grants are provided as incentives for this type of artistic endeavor, with federal monies available but requiring matching funds also. Private donations make up these funds, with more Information available on the subject from James McBeth, director of Archives, History and Records, Tallahassee, Fla. 2)4. 1 - !~ ! "5 m 1,. 14 4_-_.. __~ ,~~Ilk, , j ~~k_ ~ -, a& . . Sponsored by the Central The over-all role of the Dena Hansel, R.N., Volunteer Florida Chapter of the Americen Red Cross In time of Chairman, Nursing and Health American Red Cross and the disaster will be discussed by Programs, Central Florida District Eight Florida Nurses Ralph Barlow, disaster director Chapter, ARC. Association, the conference oftheSoutheastern,reaOffic.e, features a day long program ARC. Bonnie Stemler, R.N. Registration of $7.50 and $5.00 slated to develop an un- director of Nursing and Health for student nurses should be derstanding of the con -elation Programs, Upper Pinellas mailed to Central Florida of all community resources County Chapter, ARC will Chapter, American Red Cross, during a disaster. discuss the role of the disaster P.O. Box 6726, Orlando, Fla., Larry Dodd, state Em- nurse. 32803. Checks should be payable munizatlon officer, will be the to the Central Florida Chapter, luncheon speaker. Ills topic will Workshops will Include ARC. Registration includes be, "The A-Swine Vaccine nursing homes, emergency lunch, coffee breaks and medical services, home health materials. Immunization Program." 0 _19111~W %%NSo.. It Evening Herald I ' - ' - - ,"- -. . .'.- 'i 4. . - 'A - ' - . ., j— _. - - -- - ' -: -P11 - ' "' ~ _. :: -- , ~,;,~, III . 1 ft IN " - . 1I , . '..'." 'V'"7 .11 ' E ::,' BIRTHDAY FINERY - - -- I , C Al IM svin "-% - A -. I ' ':\''.\ ,,\ -. 'SUN MAIDENS' CREDIT i - . . " "' PIT 1 '.. a. - The pride of Seminole High School, the 'Sun Maidens' dance team, will be featured at Walt Disney World in August during the 'Miss Junior Teen' pageant. Under the direction of Mrs. Sue Eardley, the 40-member dance team also performs at school football and basketball games as well as In parades and other special events In the Central Florida area. Officers include: (front, from left) Ann Hobbs, secretary; Teresa Swift, co-captain; Melanie Byrd, captain; Tammy Harrison, treasurer and Mickey Pugh, lieutenant. Also (back, from left, Ueutenanta Cindy Bw'dette, Ruths Yates and Cindy Goodson; Social Chairmen Sharlee Johnson and Cherie Brown; and Ueutenants Sirs Madden and Sally Grant. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) PTA Banquet Has 'Sc ho ol Da ze' Theme Grove School, American Field meetings. PTA members will celebrate note. from Lyman High School, Lake Council also provides a forum Service, Seminole County the close of another year's work Entertainment at "School Howell's stage band, and a on May 28 at Seminole County for the exchange of information Sheriff's Department and Daze" will be provided by group from l..ake Brantley High Co"ncil of PTAs annual wuong local PTAs and for the others. Discussion of items of music and drama groups from School with a Bicentennial banquet, "School Daze Through presentation of Information to interest regarding Seminole Seminole County high schools. tribute. from community County Schools and state The stage will be shared by the Years." Beginning at 6:30 PTAs Tickets for the May 28 will feature a resources such as the Seminole legislative action are an Em- Oviedo High School's concert banquet are available through p.m. the banquet display of winning entries in the County Mental Health Unit, the portant part of monthly band, The Greyhound Singers your local PTA president. Bicentennial Arts and Crafts Show sponsored by Seminole County Council of PTAsOfficers being Installed that evening evening are Dottie Poole, president; Anne Boston, first The crisis in our schools! At a policy? In the way our tax tremendous variety of subjects, literature and music. A total of vice-president; Gloria Ward, time when this ominous phrase dollars for education are being including: "Negotiations 450.500 state finalists - will be second vice-president; Connie is taking on personal meaning spent' In helping to decide the Where? When' Who' Why' selected during the convention. Herbert, recording secretary; for every parent with school direction of our children's "Where Have All the Students During the business portion of Jackie Davis, corresponding age children, the National PTA education? Gone? - Absenteeism," and the convention, delegates will and Carolyn is urging greater involvement secretary; "What's Happening in elect new national officers for "That is why parent, teacher Washington Jackson, treasurer. today." by its membership at the local two-year terms, to fill the Seminole County Council of unit level, to make a real dif- and student participation of secretary, The major drug abuse positions Parent Teacher Associations is ference in the quality of through the local PTA unit Is of treasurer, and four regional paramount importance in problem among young people an association of 27 PTA educatIon, the National vice-presidents. turning around the crisis in our today, and what schools in Seminole County with " the country's largest With this in mind, the PTA schools why 'The Year of PTA is doing about i a total membership of 7076. It has chosen "The Today PTA - the Local Unit' is part of our Alcohol Education Project, and volunteer organization devoted provides direct assistance to solely to promoting the health, PTAs with a "School of The Year Of The Local Unit" as convention theme." el unique dramatic presentation local of education and welfare of the theme for its 80th Annual on health education, in behalf Information" each fall to help "The Today PTA, " childr en and youth, the Convention, May 23-26 In PTA officers and members get Kimmel the PTA's Comprehensive National PTA operates on the related, emphasizes School-Community Health the year started on a strong delegates Louisville, Ky. Some 2,000 the organization's involvement also be basic premise that an actionare Education Project, will expected to at- with current issues affecting oriented movement of 6,620,765 tend the four-day event, which the education Beauty Tips welfare of workshop offerings, and members can be highly efwill be at the Gait [louse and Big, big woes An impressive highlight of fective as advocates for the children and youth, and Is also Big swinging capes and coats, louisville Gardens. the theme for her two-year the convention will be an young. This can be ac. "There Is a battle going on, wpipjtraUon like large brimmed hats, work exhibit of finalists' works In the complished through the best on the tall woman. right now, over who shall This year's convention will PTA's 1975-76 National Cultural coordinated efforts of the inOtherwise, they tend to be control the schools in this focus on the power, potential Arts "Reflections Pr oject." dividual PTA member, the overpowering, country," says Carol Kiinmell, and needs of PTA Leadership at Titled "Spirit of '7$ The local unit (there are 32,0(X) such National PTA president. "We the local unit, council and state Miracle of America," the units61 dvuwrniu'y and high As a Check make-up final cosmetic check, believe that the schools belong levels, through a wide range of contest, now in Its eighth year, schools throughout the counAlice White (left) instructor, and L&11le Fesler, food service look at your reflection in profile to the public, and that If we, as "Action Clinics." These offers elementary and secon- try), the council (a group of school's to for the all gussled up manager at Lyman High School got make sure foundation and parents, are this public, why popular workshond, featuring dary school students the up- local PTA units in a town, Bicentennial Day Celebration. Ms. Fessler's petticoat was worn blusher are blended at temple aren't we being Involved in the well-known educators aswell as portunity for creative exvillage, city or county), and the by her husband's grandmother. tilerald Photo by Elda Nichols I and at the jawitne. decisions that determine school PTA leaders, will encompass a pression in the visual arts, state PTA group. - ~. - ..., - 1. - 4 , .` - I 11 . ' 'Today PTA' Ca//s For Local Support . "HAPPY TO HELP YOU WnITr YOUR. AC"O , —_ ;i - :- - __;~I. I - -. More than 300 Registered Virginia Honck, District aides, blood and non-active Nurses, student nurses, and Eight Nurses nurses. Florida licensed Practical Nurses will Association, and J. Mark Cox, Ms. Stemler will discuss how meet In a Disaster Nurses M.D., chapter chairman, If you would like to turn your idle Items into quick cash, just dial a friendly Ad-Visor. CLASSIFIED . - Al l Nurses vVorks hop S~afed- Just lots of fine folks have been buying and selling their rigs and most everything in those good. dapendable Want Ads. - /.- -V Li j'' -1 *AEC)IECX ... .... . ............. Nusdar WE THE LEAVES .................w ow RATCHETJAW .... ......... Nivif$WOSIJIkIAS III READ .............................NSW IN BEEF ER RESTUMUP ... ........... ..... . Real sm RIG . ........ .........CSradlsvtnsck Ten-four, old buddy, it's seventy-three all the way in the Want Adsi 4140, L&r I! " VI"Wi Red Cross Is Co-Sponsor ROGER ... ......... ...... ... I .sAn.uI.dp. ROLLER SKATE .....................Small car SCATTEISTIGH .. V lilami w/wnd plane SEATcOYEI* ........... girls lscars SIVINTTTMRIE$ ............. SIUKEYJOWN Lee Angeles SHOUT ........................ Call SHORT SKIP ......... ... A ndNIuii SMOKEY ...................Si.imbur SMOKEYWITHIA*S ......lwwflCi SUICIDEJOCHET vt'aIngdanpnwshad SMINOLESHEET ..... .... Tnsctu'sI.pDM TAKING PCTURLS .... ....Ridar speed Idicaw TIN FOUR ..... ...... ...........YssOL 1`11111-FOULAI1G ... ..... . ....... ... Ab155U TINROGIR .... ......... ...lukaneledgi TEMSEVEN ... ... . ....... . ........ 011N.Air TN NINE ....................... Ripest (Nat TEN TWENTY ....... ..... .. ... Wbma.r,y.u7 TIN rHrnry.THNU . ....... ... .... Iasrmcy TINTHIRTYIJI ................ What Hne(sit? TEN ONE MUNDNEO .............Ipsiupepstry TNEIMO$SOT1LE ........ .......... Alatrod ThREES . ........................ Giedhick THROWUIG .......... .... ........Trans" TUUAJIA TAXI . ............... Fell *w bear TRIP ...... .................. ..Mmigsignsi TWENIY ........... ....... . ...... .. Lmaden TWOWNULER .. ... ........ lie ucycle WALK ALL OVER ... OvpIww by astringu sipnei WALLPAPER ....card WALL.104AL.L ... ... . ........ L..dandds, WE GONE. BYE BYE ........ *lpçsdtalkIng WRAPPER .............Paid Jun Zfl ..................... Yl. ........................... L' Yieffiflelly ZQ ........................ Saw k*n,s - - Delorri Vickers Is the Inspiration btbtad "College America," a giant quilted work of art which has been created by three area women as their personal tribute to America on Its 200th birthday. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) • PUITINGON ............ .... ImØ.(sia1 I pae8l TV, ut TR N"W"W "~q A"atmel - The three have now been commissioned to make a ... 1Aq Dd e 322-2611 831-9993 in making it," said Dolores. ................. LINEAR .. ... ... AapI IEA*IHTHEA1R .......... .... ... Sty Mssky IIARREPORT .................WNSr,.mslWy? BEAR TAKING PICTURES ...............Rid, SEARS WALL TO WALL .............. Mary bsln SEATINEIUSHI$ ............... Fhid ills bows 116 SWITCH .. ....... .... ....... 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Weutlllzed every thing left area depicts national ex- country. The final home for the mosaic will be the R. A. Gray Archives, Library and Museum Building, Tallahassee. "Collage America will be the center feature at the grand opening of the building In January, 1977," said Dolores. , LOCAL YOKEL .... .... ........Clyps(lc.efflcv MAIL .................. MINCY$AXES .. ................. Nsnys*is MILE MARKERS 4u*4Iliterstato m0wrys MOSILE ...... ........ CI sat mmisdlasvibkda MODULATE .. .................... TstsIk with I MOVE .................... ......... Iasds .. Can't Copy, Use Phone 10-71 TalkCic-ser To Mike 10.97 Arrived At Scene 10.98 Mission Completed 10-99 Cannot Copy You OwwINlUfiw ............. ....... ... .... ....Ovw . Lid rig manv,y SACK WON ................. . lAtH DOWN ..................... Oi(v*iIiv SACK OUT ................... SIspinnsaInIng SAWOOT ............... Nssz1r1stpuIoutput $AU$TATO ............ c$Iraillz,dlsc.li.s First Momma On QSL List - ..,.... SA copying the mail immediately never make it home, because we were just too tired to condirected to our destination with tinue. no hassle. However, we managed to get acBeron the radio in one locale and he kept up a lot of idle chatter with us until we got nearly out of his range and he'd then pass us on to someone farther down the line who would continue the conversation just to keep us alert. V&~ft qm *kt~ ix*Wmt AM - CLASSIFIED CB GUIDE gave us help and again we were Arni how about this? Ever been stuck out on the highway with a flat tire and no jack? Or discover that your spare is flat, too' Or have an engine overheat when you're miles away from a service . Get a handle on some great buys. No matter what's your twenty, you're never far from the wall-to-wall sales power of those Classified ads. Sales power packed tighter than go-go girls In an eighteen wheeler. s,. "People smiled and thought we were just doing 'busy woman work,' but we had something to say, and we wanted to say itt" Delores Vickers. . checking annd rechecking each design... .and maybe resting with a cup of coffee discuss ideas. p & Wm dM W 0 C:;~CE """' M!1 W, . - d . . 0 . SL2 rpm 6 i MI! The beautifully inspiring work of art—and love- Is 12 foot high, by 10' foot wide. Conceived as a contribution for the Bicentennial year, Julie said, "Let's tiv a Bicentennial Quilt." So the three began the horrendous task thatwas to encompass 7,000 actual acRcoun ted hours of hard work, plus at least 3,000 more hours of 11 to . M ~v By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent - . lif:32121 ! .V V. - . -iw .- 1f Collage America of three area women: Dolores Vickers, Altamonte: Winnie Richmond, Maitland, and Julie Johnson, &'i i . I ' - I ..-% 1042 Home 10-43 Information 10-45 All Units Report (To Control) 10-51 On The Way 10-52 Check In With Base 10-36 Meet At. IA 1A4 '•ww - __I I'' I, --- 10-29 Stolen or Wanted 10-30 Against FCC Rules 10-33 EMERGENCY 10-36 Correct Time (?) 10-39 Message Delivered 10-41 Switch To Channel. 10-42 A - EIRE KER CB'ers TEN CODE . , I . Fern Park. : : I - .- ----- % 'I'.'It . II -. . 6 :i""'~\ 0 # . feet. And here's where the FCC runs into problems. "We find a lot of CBers using beams that are mounted over the height restriction," Higginbotham says. "We issue violations whenever we can." But, since many CBers use a ground plane to stand by on and then switch to a beam for distant or hard-to-reach stations, it's often hard for the FCC to enforce the height limitations. "They tell us that they use the beam only to receive," says Higginbotham. "And, unless we catch them actually transmitting with an over-height beam, we can't do much about it." 000 00 *_~ I -. - PJ;?N.---4000010 vD Kuy q605;. . __ 90 AWP 41 W p 0 &A1P*&0a . Limitat WOMEN 1~ 05r go -p ffl/& .POP)"' �2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Ma 23, t7 In And Around Sanford Brid es Book P Miss Douglas Weds Another Douglas Area Couple Visits Far East ' tç Thousands of delicate cherry blossoms In full bloom hailed a cordial hello to Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Annette) Wing when they arrived in Japan in April on a three-week trip which Included a medical seminar there. The couple was overwhelmed • ,. v ' . t)clnnie Ann Douglas and Francis Gregory Douglas v'ere . '. . . married March 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, Osteen, with the Rev. Leo Barnes performing the candlelight double-ring / ceremnfl} Organist was Migion Tucker and soloist was Diania Skinner. A, The wide Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carpenter of / New Anchor Club officers were Installed at a Wednesday ceremony (from left): Marion Ray, Osteen. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Douglas OFFICERS / chaplain; Sally Oyler, president; Mrs. Denise Swain, spomor; Vicky Reynolds, secretary; and Linda of Lake Monroe. Lykens, treasurer. Vice President Jolene Brubaker was absent. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) INSTALLED Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a gown of I candlelight dulcette satin with a chantilly lace bodice, sleeves and deep cut-away hemline. The waistline and wrists were cinched In And Around Winter Springs with satin ribbon and lace scallops fram rl the neckline, sleeves and hem. Her chapel length veil of Imported candlelight Illusion I satin =Ys=n =ncap:edd;t r=ds satin a, carried a cascade of carnations and daisies. this organization or desiring ceremony aboard the battleslUp A group of government acDebbie Muse served as matron of honor and bridesmaids were Glenda Whidden, Cheryl Carpenter and Deanna Long. They countants (federal, state, information related to it, may USS Texas. wore identical gowns of floral print voile with pinafore effect in a county, and municipal) met call Marcel Snyder at 671.7581. George and Helen Wehrenrainbow of colors. The sashed gowns were sleeveless with square recently at the home of Marcel berg of Long Island, N.Y., were necklines trimmed with lace. The attendants carried baskets of Snyder in Tuscawilla to discuss Raymond and Amelia recent visitors to the home of organizing an Orlando chapter daisies. Kimball of the Ranchlands Rita and Bill Hahn of Old Town, Gary Muse served as best man. Stedt Lee, Chester Carpenter of the Association of Govern recently returned from a trip to where they spent the greater , nient Accountants (AGA). and Mike Muse were ushers. I Houston, where they visited part of a week reminiscing with Chris Peratino, national Lori Carpenter and Chuckle Carpenter were flower girl and 1 I1 with relatives Joseph and the Hahas about old times. president of the AGA, was ring bearer. 11 Following a reception in the church Fellowship flail, the present to advise the group on present to bring one other Elaine Kimball and their Betty Ash, wife of Counthe objectives and professional qualified government ac- daughters, Theresa and Denise. couple left on a wedding trip to Lake Buena Vista. They visited an Indian cilman Claude Ash, after They will make their home on Durren Avenue, Osteen. The standards of AGA and to countant to the next meeting, MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS DOUGLAS bride is a dental assistant to Dr. W. II. Runge in Sanfqrd. The recommend procedures for when a charter petition will be reservation and also saw First spending a colorful career in prepared and signed. Lady Betty Ford, who was in first the nursing profession and bridegroom is a telephone cable maintenance worker for Winter establishing a local chapter. Snyder asked each person Anyone interested In joining Houston to participate in a later in hotel management, had Park Telephone. launched yet another career. She has just opened a little Club Notes shop in Longwood called Misty fl ________________ Illusions which sells plants, inacrtni unit ceramics. She also teaches a ceramics class Sarah deSaussure Peterson trimmed with cluny lace and each Tuesday evening. The highlight of the May 18 future plans for the group. Luncheon, became the bride of Daniel she carried a bouquet of " meeting of the Winter Springs The first meeting in June has The candlelight Exempler Bowman White May at 6p.m. daisies. Local artist Steve Maize of Junior Police was the been canceled by the Adult Ritual were held for new the Terraces keeps winning Mrs. James Christopher .- . at The Church of St. John in the __________________ presentation of several Advisory Board. The next members progressing to Xi those awards. lie recently Wilderness, Flat Rock, N.C., Henderson of Columbia, S.C. 7. Bicentennial skits by members meeting of the Junior Police Beta Eta. New members, attended the Fernandina Beach " with the Rev. Christopher was matron of honor and Miss of the group. will be held on June i5,at7p.m. welcomed with the sorority FitzSimmons Allison of- Linda Margaret Barton of Arts and Crafts Show held in ' jJohn Blanton recited facts This willbea two-hour meeting flower,a yellow rose, included: conjunction with that area's ficiating. Organ music was Atlanta, Ga., was bridesmaid. .'l surrounding the Liberty Bell and all members and parents Wanda Hubbard. Eve Rogero, annual Shrimp Boat Festival played by Miss Georgie Hen- They wore identical gowns of and John Booth, dressed in are invited to attend. Evelyn DeMattio, mint green georgette featuring ________ son. I..ois and blessing of the fleet. costume, addressed the group Falgione, Dottie Williamson Maize came back to his home The bride is the daughter of molded bodice, scooped as Will Rogers and gave some X BE and Marion Farella. ______ —' _______ Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Bartholdi neckline with bertha and full background on this great Officers installed at the same town with an award for first bishop sleeves. They carried Peterson Jr., of Sanford. American. The Beta Eta Chapter, meeting included: Phyllis place in photography. bridegroom is the son of Mrs. nosegays of daisies. Natalie Bergman, Ricky Beta Sigma Phi, held its first Senkarik, president; Pat William Garner White IV of _____ • Bertyle Tate of Meadowlark William Garner White Jr., and Powell, Traci Kim Powell, May meeting at the home of Largen, vice president; Pam has returned from a three-week 4 the late Mr. White, Chester, Charlotte, N.C., served his _____ .' -. Katin Baumstark and Jackie Betty Jack. President Susan Knowles, recording sretary; visit to Commerce, Tex., where -. brother as best man. Groom___________ _____ S.C. ____ I . ;'' Baumstark joined together to Byrd expressed thanks for the Ellen Keefer, corresponding she visited with her daughter _____ smen were Auguste Bartholdi a give a fine skit on the Con- efforts of chapter members who secretary and Margie Beine, Elizabeth. Given in marriage by her Peterson III of Sanford, Albert stitution, while Julie Nelson and hosted the recent Founders Day treasurer. father, the bride wore a gown of Drane Oliphant of Chester, _________ While in Texas, Mrs. Tate • Dawn Eastham joined together white voile with moulded S.C., John J. Criscione Jr., of r also spent some time with her to present some history on the I bodice, scooped neckline and Lexington, S.C. and Michael W. son George of Hughes, and her Wedge WigS Selling B natian's inventors. full bishop sleeves edged in lye of Columbia, S.C. daughter and son-in-law Nancy Diana Miller and Robin Smith Following a reception at Oak cluny lace. Vertical bands of BROWN VIVIAN full shape, he explains. "You and Joe Lee of Queen City. enacted about the making cluny lace also 'trimmed the', Knoll, the couple 1eft on a ______ Writer AP NewsIitu1es Traveling back 1' spend the need good thick hair for body, 'of the first American Flag and ____ bodice. The softly gathered wedding trip to Mexico. Anticipating the success of otherwise the hairdo may bok sum summer In W kiIer Spitings Wius ______ They will make their new skirt had three tiers, each Betsy Ross, while John Younkln the wedge haircut months be good when you leave a salon, her grandmother and aunt and recited fact about Benjamin fore ice skating champion but it may look limp the next Uncle Linda and Joe Kizer, was accented with cluny lace, which residence in Greenville, S.C., . Franklin. was also used to trim the where the bridegroom is emI)orothy Hamill made It famous day. In a wig, it will keep its Mrs. Tate's "littlest" grandKim Potroff and Brenda at Innsbruck, Josef ofliome,as shape." hemline and chapel train. Her ployed by the Rainey, McKay, ........ daughter Laura Wallace. ___________ _________ Kimball gave a delightful he is known, was turning out the _____________________________________________________ headpiece was a fingertip Britton, Gibbes, Clarkson law MRS. DANIEL WHITE twirling performance to the haircut in wius. A winner, the r nor bsA'A ,••- fluas I,.. AITAMflP.tTr MALE fl — I cu Iuuiu,i of "Stars and Stripes wig style Ir calls Super Star -. Forever" and the evening's now sells at the rate of 0,.00O a Engagements program ended with Theresa month, said the San Francisco 01AM0 Bartle, dressed in costume, wig designer. speaking as "Ben Franklin's "The style Is a little longer Mouse" and gave dates and than the ireal) hairdo worn by Fuller, Ma rlette Engaged highlights of this great man. Dorothy because the longer Participation in the Bicenlength is more flattering to Earl Marlette of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fuller is the granddaugher of Mr. and Mrs. of 1204 Crescent St., Sanford, Mrs. Carl E. Davis of Tyler, Burlington. He is a 1965 tenrilal projects are strictly more women," he explained. .. Straight, szuuoth and bowilike announce the engagement of Tex., and the late Mr. and Mrs. graduate of R.H. Watkins High voluntary and the group chose from the crown with bangs that their daughter, Peggy Jean, to Oscar 0. Querry of Renton, School in Laurel, Miss., and a its own theme. Christopher Remle Marlette, Wash. She is employed as a 1970 graudate of the University The balance of the meeting play hide and seek with / son of Billie M. Marlette of second grade teacher at Winter of Southern Mississippi at was spent in discussion of ejeirows, the hairdo requires Hattiesburg. He is employed as Sanford and M. Marlette of Springs Elementary School. a physical education instructor Charlotte, N.C. PHILIPS tier fiance, born in at Goldsboro Elementary Miss Fuller is a 1970 graduate Burlington, N.C., is the grand- School. of Seminole High School and son of Mozelle Moore of The wedding will be Aug. 7 at Dfto 1974 graduate of the University Burlington and Eugene p. 2 p.m. at the First Baptist of Florida. Born in Orlando, she Moore of Mims. and Mr. and Church of Sanford. PEGGY FULLER 741149 MAI Peterson, White Exchange Vows I it Colony Resort near Sarasota. Sanford's most eligible Seminole High School. The four-day trip Is her reward bachelors, Frank Dunn, is Guests arriving at 6:30 p.m. for selling more than the getting married. At this point, played darts, ping pong, and required amount of insurance Frank and his fiancee, who Is listened to records while through the company she from Tennessee plan no formal hamburgers were cooking on represents, -•, . engagement announcement. the grill. Baba and other represen- A comment was made that A gut of a gold charm 4' tatives attending the barefoot she surely was a lucky girl, bracelet was given to Sherry by beachcomber's holiday were flashing a broad smile, and In a the hosts. / with tne swarms of inaustr ious entertained at the "Million genteel Frank manner, Invited to attend were Mr. Orientals in Tokyo and enThis historical trip was made Dollar Ball and Banquet" boasted, "No, I'm the one who's and Mrs. Walter Cook, the chanted with their lifestyles, possible through the efforts of Friday night when awards were lucky." honoree's parents; Dan Cook, They both found shopping in the the students raising meager presented. j., ?' her brother; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. bargain mecca of the Far East, funds from various enterprises Although Baba injured her foot Expect parties and more Wilson, her grandparents. Hong Kong, fascinating, and the generosity of civic about ten days ago she said, "I parties during the full swing of Also, Chris Warfel, Patti Annette said, "I could have organizations and personal am still on crutches, but the "friendly season." Sid Meyers, Shelia Johnson, Kathy pent weeks just shoppin g and donations. wouldn't miss this coveted VihIen Jr. was honored at a Woodruff, Janie Paul, Meg admiring all the handwork. And Ann Newkirk said, "We had a holiday for the world." political party Sunday at the Newman, Sandy Turner, Mia the food was really delicious, wonderful time and ,4 the kids etate of Mr. and Mrs. E. Caulombe, Cind,l Brunet, Less but unbelievably expensive." were thrilled beyond words. We Mrs. W. Vincent (Sheila) Everette Huskey, Longwood. Cook, Tommy Foggin, Chuck I Following the whirlwind of had no problems and they all Roberts was featured in the Co-hosts for the event were Cowan, Dean Barley, Mark activities and festivities in the behaved beautifully." latest issue of the national the following mayors: James Stevens, Mark Wilchar, Gregg Orient, Annette and Ken paused The entourage took in all the publication, the Salvation I.ormann, Longwood; Leon Jacot, Bob Rape, Bill Wooden, rd in Hawaii en route home for It major landmarks in D.C., Army's "War Cry." The item 011f f, Oviedo; Walter Sorenson, Joe n C b In n Pickens, and R (rest and relaxation) toured the Kennedy Center, referred to her devotion and Lake Mary; Norman Floyd, Mike Connors.Chris Kelly, and The Garden Club of Sanford president: Mrs. Marion (below, right) pictured with with a cousin of Ken's who cruised down the Potomac dedication to the Salvation Altamonte Springs; Troy L. wrapped up its activities for the Arrington, recording (from left) new Life Member showed them the highlights of River to Mt. Vernon and were Army and for winning the I'iland, Winter Springs; and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie C. the Islands. Three more days Intrigued with the Joseph ear with an installatton lun- secretary; Mrs. Fahey, Audrey Speer and retiring play, "Guys cherished "Others" award G era I d Christensen, Carlson Jr. and children, were spent in Los Angeles and Dolls." tr easurer and Mrs. G. Andrew officers Mrs Robert Brisson, earlier in Sanford. Casselberry. Other co-hosts Charlie 3rd and Erika will be cheon at the Garden Clubhouse. Speer standing in for Mrs. where they explored the sights Others accompanying the were Mike Hattaway and John moving from Frankfurt, West New officers Installed in- Vernon Wright, corresponding recording secretary; Mrs. there including the movie students were Nancy Fergus, Visiting a unisex salon was Morris. Blanton Owen, vice president Germany to Sanford, during the eluded (above, from left), Mrs. secretary. kingdom, Hollywood. Matherlyn Smith and George undoubtedly a unique unThere will be another month of May. Richard Fowler, president; Installation speaker was Mrs. and Mrs. V.M. Smith, The trip was so exciting and Morris. dertaking. A robust, good- reception for Sid and all other The Carlsons have lived in Mrs. Vance Taylor, vice Walter Neals of Winter Park president Interesting they the Wings Having the time of their looking guy who had recently interested organized Europe for three and a half plan to return someday. young lives were Willie Brown, had his locks "permed" was in Democrats Monday at 7:30 years and are former residents However Annette admitted, Robert Buck, Julie Downey, the process of getting his p.m., at Saba] Palm Country of Sanford. They plan a short "It's so nice to go away, but Leonard Knight, Rodney Davis, tresses tinted Tahitian. He was Club. S.R. 434. Everybody's stay in Paris, France before even nicer to come home." Chris Mulcahey, Jack Leigh, then ploppled under an ultra- needed and invited, proceeding to England where A group of Seminole County Willie Brooks and Kenny violet ray lap m for more inaw depart via the Queen youngsters with emotional and Coutermarsh. tense tinging. Don't ask me Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson they will . social adjustment disabilities cause, no, I never! Ask Dawn and sans Matt and Tim were Elizabeth II for New York. Mrs. Carlson is the former spent a happy and exciting five Harriet (Baba) Deas Is and Denise. hosts at their home recently for Dorothy Diehl, daughter of Mr. days in the nation's capitol on a gloriously living it up this a cook-out honoring Sherry and Mrs. Ralph Diehl of Bicentennial trek. The word is out that one ,of Cook, a 1976 graduate of weekend at the luxurious Maitland. Charlie is the son of •. , ' - P 5 , Ga + - r - Mr. and Mrs. Charlie c.Carlson Sr of Sanford 4 sterilization is a method which ' ¶ PHYLLIS PETERSON Homemakers Hold Heritage Picnic By CATHERINE JONES Herald Correspondent Penny Wilson and Dot Barry from the Sanlando Springs Chapter. Rae Altman of the AtA parade of Bicentennial tamonte Springs Chapter was a cosuunes was a feature of the scene stealer in an old i.,ei,.. Hnmpmak,rs 1-t.rtaii, Pi',fr' g....i........1 u.m..#.,A. '. b'•'b"" Phyllis Branson of the held Thursday at Lake Mills Park. Chuluota, by the same chapter wore a gown Seminole. Homemakers- complemented with traditional Association. sunbonnet and shawl. costumes, per. Modeling Similarly attired were fect to the last detail, were Wekiva Springs Chapter .... .U$WSI •,.... UU W . years ago In first worn aem, N . C. Representing the Geneva Club were Gladys Graham, Blanche Rocker and Allietta Rocker in gowns of patchwork, ArInr weight'. $755 which also presentation LII .f d. 11 Diamonds, ¼ carat total weight'. $449 I J Zale, Revolving CharZe, hits Cumm C'tare - featured - rb by $199 BinkAmericird • Muter Charge • Anwricn Epms Diners Club • Cane Blanche • Layaway np..'.', a weight', b. 30 Diamond bridal set, I carat total members Nancy Kohlinayer gingham and calico. The heritage Picnic was with dust cap and Barbara Lunger and Jane Hohman with chaired by Eunice Stagner of kercLiefs completing their the Wekiva Chapter. Mrs. outliLs. Eleanor Johnson wore a -in,øc- the UIfl U r$W4 % + set, 1 Carat total weight *, $699 a Delores Vickers on the "College America" quilt she and two friends had made as a Bicentennia! salute. The Diamond Store '= cx.: 43t7($ *E -U ot I ;Qfl A. • 1 i . B r ideGROOM 0 Gets A Shower C. 5 Diamond wedding band. ¼ carat total ''"-';j Sterilization show women made • 1 up 51 per cent of the total 1.3 million Americans selecting this method of permanent birth control. The increase demand has been attributed to the change in The Seminole County School medicine and learning will legal guardian in order to attitudes toward f amil y size, Poard and The Regional work as a team to screen each provide the necessary personal expanding car ee r ptions open Diagnostic and Resource child's growth and develop- and medical history and to to women, and newer, complicated surgical Center of the Seminole, areas of concern are authorize permission for the Osceola, and Orange County merit. If techniques. schools are co-sponsoring a found the screening team will screening A j1CW ;quc tiii:lng a assist parents and-or guardians The first screening clinic will coiwiiwiily Iaparoscope holds the greater screen pre-school children age with the necessary follow-up be held on May 25 fruni 10 promise for accomplishing 0-5 for exceptionalities. noon and 1 p.m.4 p.m. at the recommendations. permanent ol Professionals in the fields of lonhandcoi; Each child screened must be First Baptist Church of Sanwithout ged ly s peech, hearing, vision, accompanied by a parent or ford, 519 Park Ave., Sanford. long-term hospitalization often required by traditional I, each is cut by a master craftsman. And each is a value for you. 6 Diamond bridal \r -: Screening Set For Youngsters Nature makes each diamond an original. Still, all of our diamonds share these qualities— A. I More women than men chose voluntary sterilization In 1975. Figures released by the Association for Voluntary I, Sne VVants W i fe To Sign Release Members Model Early Fashions 9 Females Choosing Sterilization Peterson, Williams Engaged ( - - ia1ing Den %1141k111r!11l Those attending Included Margaret Myers, his fiance; Alva Conway. Joyce Fitigerald, Wilma Bennett, Sandy Trosper, Bobby Moye and Pat Miller. The couple was married Saturday. s ta lla tio + r several gifts, and a good time was reportedly had by all. lu . "II1III employes at the Southern Bell Telephone and Telephone Assignment Office, Wednesday. "We decided to do something different and give the covered dish luncheon and shower for Glenn, seeing how his fiance had several given for her," commented one of the hostesses. Meyers received e , Junior Police Present Skits Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. presently enrolled at Seminole at Seminole Community Peterson of Sanford announce Community College. Born in College, and Is employed by the engagement of their DeLand, she is the grand- county. Bern In Ocala, he is the the daughter, Phyllis Sulane, to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.J. grandson of Mrs. Pauline Johnny Ray Williams, son of Ward of Pierson, and the late Oliver of Oviedo. the Rev, and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Peterson of The wedding will be Aug. 6 at Seville. Williams of Sanford 11cr fiance attended Seminole 8 p.m. at Piriecrest Baptist Miss Peterson attended Seminole County schools and is County schools and is enrolled Church in Sanford. ,' I Government Accountants Meet Sex discrimination Is a twoway street, and sometimes men are on the losing end. But not so with Glenn Meyers. While it is usually the bride who is showered with gifts before a wedding, this time the tables were turned, and Glenn was the honoree at a luncheon and shower given by his fellow Suødiy,Miy23.1fl-3C Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 1'. DEAR ABBY: I met a man at work, and we hit it off right away. lie's married, but says his wife doesn't care if he goes with other women. I guess It must be true because he never has to hurry home when we're together, and he can get away to ree me whenever he wants to. This seemed too good to be true, so I told him that I wouldn't see him anymore unless he br ought me a note from his wife saying it was okay with her if he went out with me. lie said he'd put her on the phone, but she's not in favor of putting anything in writing What do you think. Abby? I'm 42 and divorced, and I don't want any trouble. LUCKY DEAR LUCKY: Note or not, If you don't want any trouble, find yourself a single man. His wife could suddenly change her mind—and your luck! DEAR ABBY: Some time ago you made a big fuss because a teacher asked her students to make a "family tree". You said it was an invasion of privacy. You sure tipped your mitt on that one, Abby. 111 bet you've never traced your family tree because you're afraid of what they might find, KURT DEAR KURT: No, I'm afraid they might send me a bunch of bananas, Last ABBY: DEAR I Summer Fashion, Beauty Pointers permits a trained physician to Checsing the right hairbrush flowers and making your own They should hang with an easy, seal off, rather than "tie", the depends on the texture of your sachets by adding perfume to straight line and cover most of fallopian tubes. It requires one hair. A rule of thumb is the them your qhne. or two small incisions below the coarser the hair, the stiffer the Don't forget to wear the socks navel which generally heal bristles should be. you'll be wearing with sneakers quickly and leave little or no _____ When it comes to pants, too when you buy shoes. Sneakers scar. Boy-leg pants are one way to tight IS worse than too loose. should f it as well as other shoes. The effectiveness of female neutralize problem thighs in sterilization is extremely high- bathing suits. Any leg that cuts virtually 100 per cent for the into the thigh accentuates it, most commonly used methodsand more reliable than any Remember that some perother form of birth control fumes, when worn in the sun, available today. can ca use a minor irritation Slit [S life Stride. u is no charge for t h lite rature UI. I'. . " IIlLIlt U) LLy1[Ig )UUc IUVUILLI' If we bickered and quarreled relationship with a 17-year-old unwed father like a giraffe over things so trivial, we needs a sore thoat. The word wouldn't have much of a from here Is, find other trim- marriage. So tell MONTANA sportatlon and put as much WIFE, to accept her husband distance between you and this for what he is — a unique inmixed-up kid as possible. dividual with the courage to do DEAR ABBY: My husband what he wants to do for his own --- a ,.. a also has his ear nierced - and he reasons. HATS OFF IN GEORGIA wears a small musical note in it Everyone has a problem. What', to symbolize his profession. I don't particularly like it, but Yours? For a personal reply, write to ABBY Mo, 700. L.A. Calif. I'm sur e I do a lot of things he 10069. Ooa Enclose stamped, self. doesn't particularly like, either addressed envelope. please. ---- November 1 became very much attracted to a guy. There was only one problem. He had a month-old baby. lie's not married to the baby's mother, and he says the only reason he stays with her Is because of the baby. I am almost positive that he Is interested in inc. He gives me a ride to school every morning, and we have a lot of fun laughing and talking together. lie says that he and his boyfriends like to go to small towns near here and pick up girls. I'm afraid if! ever went out with him It would lead to something like that, and he would have no more regard for me than he does for the girls he picks up. I like this guy a !ot, but un terrified at the thought of having a relationship wIth him Yet deep down I would like to. I am 15 and he is 17. Maybe if your print this, he will know I am talking about him and he'll talk to me about it. DISTURBED IN WISCONSIN DEAR DISTURBED: A 15. a needs girl year-old C. r ----- Matching Handbags r -- Buy One Pair at Regular UJ for Cc (/') CX UJ C 1 4'i Keds•Olympic Z (') IOU(Pifl This COlk- and - lea ther.layered wedge is the dishnctive sandal fashion you're looking for this season! Life Stride tops it with a peek-a-boo strip and the result opens up a whole new aspect to your wardrobe. Choose your ALL SNEAKERS IN STOCK INFANTS hh1I Your furs are CLEANED THE FURRIER WAY EXPERTLY GROOMED STORED IN SCIENTIFICALLY COOLED VAULTS ON PREMISES FREE GLAZING Price-Buy a Second Pair FUR STORAGE through adults 10. Pros—Jumping Jacks SALE GOOD THRU JUNE VALES JR. 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'S THE IT WAS MY DISLOYAL-I"Ye STRUCK OUT SIX BALL (V TIMES C,' C 97 e~_~ 114 ,~Zi 1".-W CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan will be extremely difficult for those around you to be down in 19) You may start out to putter the mouth todry. Yourhuifloris aroun4lthe house today, but you CANCER(JunC2l-JUlYfl) could find that you've taken on While you have definite goals AQUARIUS (Jafl.Feb. 19) today, your appr oach should be You're more skilled in mental less than obvious. Guide others, pursuits today than in things of rather than push them. a physical nature. Use brain you'll t.F() (July 23-Aug 22) When rather than brawn and conf;ontei by challenge today, come out ahead. fall back on your faith. Th is will PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) make you able to overcome any Achievement for others is far make your needs They'll help if there is a way Open. :'. - .. f• — . . —.-... ,4, . • A 4 YOUR BIRTHDAY May 23,1976 Your circle of acquaintances iSept 23-Oct. 23) Any and contacts will be greatly V LIBRA agreement you enter into today enlarged this year. You'll be has a good chance for success, introduced into a new group by if you exercise normal good someone you'll shortly meet 1041111 24, 1976 ARIES (March 21-April 19) parL,on shopper. You should be fortunate SCORI'lO(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It materially today but it won't be luck alone. It'll happen shouldn't be much of a problem due to because you'll use your head. to find willing, competent TAURUS (April 20-May 20) assistants to help you today if Though you'll be anxious about you ask around a bit. something you want others to '11 t do for toda y. , better results if to make things easier for you. give South a ruff and discard. SA GITTARIUS(Nov.. 3-Dec . 2l Someone whom you k pull a few strings for you today, GEMINI lay2line20l If to give your career a boost. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. you're in need of help today, lead away from his king of --------'- promised to do for your family CANCER Oune 21-July 22) but just haven't gotten around Be hopeful if involved in to. 3, 4 Pan 4& Dbl. A Florida reader wants to (oucentrate on winning. What's more Important, you'll LEU (JuIv 23-Aug. 22) You trifle slow getting may bit a ' your plass into action today. but once y%u start rolling you could chalk ug some impressive be ablit to use what you see and hear advantageously. PI-SCE1% I Feb. 20-March 20) Your chances for gains look Kocid today, provided you use T)Pvpinn Initiative your pre.sent opporttinitie.s. z a 'all c P ~1~b ~. ;1 a 10 z 0) Y. .. 1`_ - M cm i LJ 6 0 1 6 It 3 ,0 2 31 'a C YOUR BIRTHDAY You're very adept today at May 24.19749 showing others how to better This coming year you may manage the rcsowutz they have some influential peorAe have to work %ilh. Inyour working behind the scenes for LIBRA I Sept.-Oct. 23) business and commercial you. They'll do what they can to dealings today take ample tirue make )our lot easier, but the to make decisions. lie a com real job will be up to you. > z a o— 2 L > b E , r (75 -S . 0 et 7 6~ z 0 #A 'A — a: Ln U -2 2 IJ6 In by SIDE GLANCES Gill Fox W 13 4A — A 'D Ln LL HOW ARE "lcJLi 7 TO MEET OUR NEW FACULTY hEBARKS— ISWT IT A NICE DAY NICE YOU I MUST SHETAUG4T WHAT'S EXPERIENCE ISXMNTV S A 0 i I V NAM P N SIB B 4A C1 W I i by Bob Montana _____________________________ up on the lit tle things you've C LL ARCHIE ____________________ _______ 19) Th isis a good day to catch (O1fl)Ctitive situations today AQUARIUS(Jan =Feb. 19 1 The odds are likely to favor You. You're very observant te"iit know how much time a player should be allowed to take while deciding what to bid. The answer is that there is no time limit imposed by rules, but undue delay pins the game for othem and the We are indebted to our old way to stop a player from tak friend Easley Blackwood and Ing too much time is simply the Bulletin of the American not to play with him. Contract Bridge League for (Do you have a question today's hand. We have filled in our own for the experts? Write "Ask bidding to get South to six the Jacobys" care of this spades. Easley didn't give it newspaper, The Jacobys will to us, Nor did he point out that answer individual questions South might still be studying of stamped. sell addreSSed his play. if West had opened a envelopes are enclosed The diamond. But as it was West most intereskng questions will be used in this column opened a heart. South ruffed in dummy, and will receive copies of came to his hand with a JACOBY MODERN.) F_ J, . GEMINI I May 21-June 20) It ilon't suffer in silenec. You hive several friends who'd gladly try diamonds or lead a heart and North East Sosib 54, Pass Pass 6 Pau Pass Pass Opening lead — 10v c.13 TALK A5OUT E51EING DISLOYAL 4J*63 North-South vulnerable West • TAURUS A ru 20-May 20) industriously used, since you Benefits from a confidential have a specific reward in mind. situation are likely today. By ( Nov. 23-Dec. keeping a closed mouth, you o1SAGIT 'herowdstiay. You may reap even greater rewards and ha ve too than the other party, much bubble f or only one party. on. But if it had lost. the slam would be safe. East would be on lead and forced either to I& Th I rest for you. Your time w ill bed For Monday, May trump, ruffed his last heart, cashed dummy's ace of clubs, came to his hand with a second trump, noted happily , i•_ . 22 - 11RINC'.' - March 21-April 191 judgment in selecting a part y. have a definite need to be ner You SCORPIO (Oct. 24-N ov. a ctive today. You'll be better at This is not likely to the things where you can be in ARIES — B OSWAI Uand JAWS JAU)BY E VERY ._'' .' k, — — WIN AT BRIDGE HOLDNG UIP ONVS n4ANK vVtJ FOR. k'... I — — by Stoffel & Hesmdohl BUGS BUNNY I — Wi0ulk,_ _ °-- For Sunday, May 23, 1976 opposition. more satisfying for you today VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) than acting In your own InPeople in high places look terests. You can get things for favorably on you today. them they can't acquire Therefore, your best shot is to themselves. 40 NET You L056 THE POI N Tj Pik a major project. 16 — - . 8BEftNlCEBEDEOSOL driver's seat. poety -- I HOROSCOPE 14 13 J — 4_6 W cl —- . '4" IC P E B E 0 A FOR THE PAST FIVE 11 ' '° 'a A " - 107 W K • • W z ie Z LU IF C FRANK AND ERNEST bylobThsrn GREETING CARDS A WELL SNT1MNT BUT I Agate Accolade Aqouti c or 6AYz NO! PJLL,DE tLX(W A4 I'LL. P0 OH,KNOCK rrOFF IT ISN'T -0170 MY LUNPRYI a" XW? CSJtO'IA I'I • I vm An, &W 4W jjw4ib maeb .. 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Opponents of the bill say it nullifies Florida's open meetings law. "I've talked it over with the governor, and I agree it's a very dangerous bill. You could kill the real benefits of the Sunshine Law," Brantley said. Brantley anticipates only "corrective" legislation will emerge from the Senate during its '. t qc ' . AR __ \ _ - tJ _____ ., , ". - 1 4 :;A < 000000000-00000vw~ - — -: I '3 . Ido .. it \ C fli . STUDENTS TAKE _________________________ 1~ G) 0 rJ ,q > I I - .•. OVER FOR DAY ( JI tended to avoid public notice, or access, when less than a quorum meets to discuss public t*istheu. Under present guldetlnes, the Sunshlne Law says all meetings attended by elected officials must be open to the general public or Its representative th e news media To meet in secret opens the door to a charge of violation of the law, which Hattaway says is loosely word and results in charges filed by state attorneys. Hattaway's contention is that no convictions stem from these charges. Thus, public officials must pay huge sinus of money to defend themselves against a law which s difficult to enforce. "unnecessary." Though Ilattaway contends his measure would strengthen the law, opponents say his amendment Her contention is that the issue centers on Intent, She says public officials may meet without notifying the press as long as there's no intent to discuss public b usiness out of purview of the citizens. Fechtel contended the bill would make it virtually impossible to prove that public officials in- notonlyweakensthelawasit'spresentlywritten -.it would destroy it. The governor has been quoted as saying he will not sign the Hattaway measure If it reaches the Senate floor and is passed. The shoe was on the other foot Friday as Annie Ward, dean of students for a day, laid down the law to C.B. Franklin, who usually has that privilege. It was the annual student exchange day and studepts temporarily assumed positions of authority at Seminole High School. I Herald photo by Tom Vincent) President In California Campaigning For Primary r __ u TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Members of an from 6.3 to 7 mills. House Appropriations Chairman Edmond Forappropriations conference committee tentatively They agreed, for the time being at least, to hold tune, D-Pace, said he expected the conference agreed today to hold required local contributions to the required local effort at the 6.3 mills provided by committee to complete its work by Friday. Fortune education funding at the level recommended by both houses. is chairman of the conference panel. both the House and Senate. Created to resolve differences in the $4.94 billion Meanwhile, Rep. William Nelson, 1)-Melbourne, Three other other education conferees rejected a -Senate :ippropriatioris bill and S4.8.8 biUion House said he has the votes to pass a proposed con. move by Sen. Lew Brantley, D-Jacksonville, to spending proposal. the confer ence committee broke stitutional amendment doing away with contested increase the required local contribution tax rate down into four subcomn-dttees. election of appeals judges. - I mie ny Committee Agrees On Education Funding —i INC Is DIII 0 T•" _____ C vote on the Hattaway measure this year. Hattaway said his major opposition to the bill has been the news media. However, two fellow members of the Seminole County Legislative Delegation oppose the Ilattaway bill. State Rep. Vince Fechtel RLeesburg, voted In during debate on the House floor.-And State Sen. Lori Wilson, I-Merritt Island, says if and when bill reaches the Senate she will oppose it. "The crux of the matter is there is no real violation of the Sunshine Law when less than a quorum gets together," Ms. Wilson says. She went on to say that the public "knows what the law is all about" and that the Hattaway amendment is Florida Senate President-Designate Lew Brantley predicts the Bob Hattaway-sponsored amendment to the Sunshine Law will not be considered the two weeks remaining in this k-. Issue closing days. Brantley said he does not anticipate a Herald Staff Writer '. , By ED PRICKET - ,' . K ' - vZ rNiiL\. - rj L • /7'Z ) ' Na- IX< Revive unsI1Ine CU _ Sanford Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents S __ I Id Senate May Not 4 I IF[erA 1W Ford May Get B'oost Fro New York State Delegates V76 AIJIANY. N.Y. I All) — Pre to back Ford. nbauius lead. Rosenbaum pr swing by New York delegates, them." lie said he feels Ford is delegates, almost half the 1.505 ward a first ballot ctorv in ident Ford was expected to get Vice President Nelson Rock- dicted Sunday that "in excess of Rosenbaum said Sunday. safe in Oregon and has a chance needed for the nomination. Kansas City." a boost today in his campaign efeller, who appointed Rose- 100" delegates would do so. Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, Ten- in Tennessee, Idaho and Carter claims he will get Reagan, in Eugene, Ore., against challenger Ronald Rea- nbauin and still exerts major When first disclosed last nessee, Kentucky and Arkansas Nevada. more than 100 of the 191 Demo- Sunday, said he was not conn as leaders of New York's influence on the state's He- week, the impending New York hold primaries Tuesday, and Sen. Paul Laxalt of Nevada, cratic delegates to be picked in ctmed about the shift in deleRepublican organization met to piiblican politics, was one of the move was expected to push Reagan is favored to pick up the chairman of Citizens for Tuesday's primaries . gates in Pennsylvania "Thce decide whether to swing the un- delegates scheduled to attend Ford to a healthy lead over many of the 176 delegates at Reagan, said Ford is pushing Before leaving Oregon Sun- are delegates we had always committed state delegation be- the meeting. Reagan in the nationwide delestake in those six states. Reagan only in Oregon dfld day evening to fight what is counted as in his corner. We'd hind the President Ford was in California today, gate count. Back'rs of both Ford and Tennessee, considered by both sides to be never counted on them," he State Republican Chairman campaigning for that state's But Ford pulled ahead over Reagan predicted Sunday that There were 113 Democratic an uphill race in California, the said. Richard Rosenbaum. who June 8 primary. the eekend without New coirunitted Penns Ivania dele- the challenger probably will delegates selected in various President told rep ters in In an Inte ew ews y called the meeting of the state's GOP leaders said they ex- York 's help, picking up 55 dde- gates. That gave Ford a 576-540 win four of the six primaries, state caucuses on Saturday. Pendleton, "We had a good day & World Report, meanwhile, delegation to the August GOP pected at least 100 of the Ne gates in state conventions to 14 lead in committed delegates. Sen. John Tower of Texas, a Forty-one were uncommitted, yesterday. The momentum has Reagan proposed a program to convention in Kansas City, said York delegates, and perhaps as for Reas, ,an and izetting the Fnrfl roraild hop . !rRil ng avin Ford Sivnrtortrter, -iiri lk 13*~; 1- , 1 fron., umncr limumy Coartef turned our way and we hope to re= the Panama Canal. he would ask the 154 delegates niany is 130, to follow Rose- backing of 88 previously un- by Wednesday without e dent "wi owe o win woo p c up giving im 741 eep the bandwagon roffing to. I Continued On Page 2-A~ the camp4idgn _________ andthe cand dates • ______ -M Sr p ° lb 4% I Moo< _ W LA i']j Pressure Wont CKK _ 0 to M 2 1 E M F Fr . • m ,= -,qq% r) X 5C :4 p A — M 1 2 . '< 0 - ' --.i _____ B g'. z 1 , ~~ . '— > Ro 91 n F_ ~Z CA 0 M 6 I ° >' q '4 4. f • I 8 111 1 C3 " - $ - f 0 I f o ay s ' _______________________ I CT — Coo r 0 W3 ________ I —---'- I• Representatives of privately-owned campgrounds showed up at a county commission meeting today to protest the county's providing park facilities which camp owners charge are in competition with private industry. "I'm a private businessman and I don't want to be in competition with the government," said Roger Perra, owner of Twelve Oaks campgrounds. T d ' meeting was called to discuss initiation of a fee system for the county's parks proposed by the coun y' Department of County De.elopment At least three Seminole Co un ty Lommissloners say they oppose the fee system as it has been proposed They - II 1 - . C/) --ol cn C/3 0 Y lities i -. ' + "< Ir ' I CT - r, ' Protest County s Park Fac -"0, _____ + 2 Camp Owners is ox I L I I t I1 .1L. £ are Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski Commissioner Er n -- ". ____ Er 74 96 1 -_ ,1 1 U 9 q / By a '-1 vote the commission rejected a proposed cent per person entrance fee. Only Commissioner Richard Williams voted In favor of an entrance. fee Owners of campgrounds today said they resented governments intrusion into their industry. However, llattwayremlndedcamp owners and COflulflssloflets alike that the majority of voters in Seminole County asked county government to get into the parks business. But, Perra said, if the county initiates a fee system for — \,j t Pr V A kv M R. Rool ur 44 okp W > ±Z ç W! 1 17 1 Pr to, 1< P wcm — ' I 9 r_ lo =r !P k\ T 46 too-I a3 " . . -< I j p_•'—.l•. (t.J • 2 oft ' : _________ . to I. Co ______ M M I I c' - L-- -- --—..---=-1 Z 0 :1:.. 1 Pr .':.1 . owners) have no chance; you have all the funds." Don Kuney of Family Kampgrounds said he couldn undertand why the commission wants to get into the business. Why should government want to compete with private industry?" he asked. ds that all Seminole taxpayers will be required to finance services provided by parks. lie said private industry can provide thosoe services for a cheaper price. . W s ••••'J son I 1 . . However, many of the residents in Seminole Co un ty are unable to afford prices charged by campground owners. That was the rationale behind the countys Initially getting into the park's business. ProWsed prices included a 25 cents per person cntrance fee $1 25 per hour for canoe rentals, $5 fothre hours use of a pi.-nic pavilion, $3 dafly for camp Lng and 110 a day for group camping and minimurn charges fo use of handball and tennis courts and sof" fields. would be Fees are proposed at Oniy two paF Park when it opens at Lake Mills add Red Bug licable app later this sununer. Make Me Resign, Director Says Picketing Of Housing Office Enters Second Week Wilson alone. east side. Wilsi n said he inectip,: to 1war tht: 'rievances BLwK.,i1xart- attt!ntled tho plair,.ts in his six-page menio Wilson said he feels in participating in a golf tour- against Wilson. Saturday meeting of the Tenant that they refused to accept. rejecting his answers that the nament and couldn't attend. memo was also addressed i Edward Blacksheare, SHA Council. demed him due E%ans sd Today he sald he'll have no U SHA board he as out of town board member said today that Tenant Council picketing of Council has on other business Evans said the present and the Tenant Council "isn't going part of a personal vendetta the Sanford Housing Authority process' The Tenant Council invited Four members of the SHA to force anybody to do appparently - referring to past SUIt boards have put in (SHA) entered the second week nst WiLson, who many man-hours on problentoday with SHA executive Wilson and the SHA board to an board went to the meeting and anything," Ile said the SHA complaints director Thomas Wilson III informal meeting Saturday listened to tenants' complaints board will be glad to listen to has been SHA executive faced by the local housin saying he won't be pressured afternoon at Redding Gardens, but board members today grievances on services by the director for nearly four years. authority, "and no w we get Wilson says he feels he's slapped in the I ce with perinto resigning as administrator a public housing project for denied published reports that authority and, if possible, to answered the tenants com- sonalities." of the 480 SHA low-rent, public elderly citizens on Sanford's they agreed to schedule a improve services. housing units. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Meanwhile, MM board members denied published reports that they have agreed to schedule a meeting to hear 15 grte,ances listed last week by the Joint Tenant Council in a resolution seeking immediate firing of Wilson As tenants started their second week of marching with signs in front of his office on W 10th St.. Wilson said today that he doesn't expect the SHA board to meet before its next regular meeting, scheduled for June 10. SHA Chairman Richard Evans, principal at Lake Howell High School in south Seminole, Is the man who would call any special meetings. a _______ — j4 . fr.. .,,. Oki Sheriff's Investigators are probing a weekend burglary and vandalism spree in which - — band Instruments were smasb. ed against walls at %Wwee Middle School Small Items were reported stolen. Read this and other Action Reports on age p - _- ,. INDEX '- Around The Clwk Bridge Comics Crossword Fditorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb 41 _____ -:' 4-A 4-B 4-A I-B 4-B 4-B SP)rts I '.-: • - .'. ' ' • ' S ______ to be "backed up by documentation" and that he thinks the demand for Wilson's - '' More than anything else." The Tenant Council last week refused to accept delivery of Wilson's reply to the grievances, saying they wanted I to meel with the SILA, t-,vxd, not. . ." buoy .. d this morning, "the next meeting will be on June 10." firing is a personality v' - '' ' Evans said Wilson's answers to the tenant grievances seem J. V1 PATIO PROJECT GROUNDBREAKING ..• 1 I . ______ Television Women 2-B 1-B WF'ATILI-H Sunday's high 93. today's 10% 71. Rainfall: .44 inches. Partly cloudy through Groundbreaking for the beautification and patio pro)ect at Good Samerit— Home was held Friday ternoon and evening lbunwith home supporters and residents participating. Just Us Club is trying to raise leads to Complete dershowers. Highs mostly the paUoto idea place I iden to relax. From IGSHB4*rdmnember Dr. upperlOs. Lows rOsto George Starke; Hhlda Mitchell, vice president of the club; lack Horne r, Greater Sanford Chamber of tower lii, Rain probability Commerce; Just Us President Staryt Smith, Eduena FieK secmtM aadTimothy Wilson, business per cent. manger for the home. In wheelchairs are Inin Storris i left i and James Holmes. De-Z113 =d Lldc% 02 paie %*-A. .. c' . - ,i.. Kk 1;1%."1T1R,_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/. 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 23, 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/19ec752fafb8436e6bf0ec42802350b7.pdf 6fed3a531b418b3b840f09dcec50e6d7 PDF Text Text I- C) uàl 0 Lii IIN UI - :i. w I \\I - CD M9 L& %A 2 U '0 m4. .. a Cz OPOPPO r 00 0000 b 1nz ___ __ - & -. -- al -. i' c, AD C ..• • - - - - - - - I I I -- - • CL g CD -i -' m a go 0 .° •-- n 0 I? 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They don't have to go that high (three mills) but they could go that high," Hattaway said. One mill equals $1 per $1,000 worth of taxable property, thus a full three-mill levy would mean landowners would pay a $3 tax on each $1,000 valuation. The bill is the brainchild of the Downtown Development Corporation (DDC) and has the sanction of both city officials in Sanford and the Seminole County Commission, Hattaway said. Before any taxes are levied, however, the bill must be approved by voters owning property in the special taxing district. A referendum will probably A bill to provide funds For redevelopment of Downtown Sanford by creating a special taxing district has been submitted to a House subcommittee, State Rep. Bob Hattaway said today. The Altamonte Springs Democrat said he expects the measure to be placed on the House calendar for a floor vote sometime next week. He said he expects the measure to sail through both the Florida House and Senate with no opposition. The Downtown Development Authority Bill creates a 15-member board to be appointed by anford's city commission and provides for a land i1 be held in November, Hattaway said. prove the measure, city commissioners would then Today, Hattaway introduced the bill for ap- appoint a 15 to 19-member board. proval by the House Community Affairs subDDC officials say the total assessed valuation of committee. the proposed taxing district is about 110 million. An Since the bill is a local measure and has the estimated 400 persons own property in the area approval of the Seminole Legislative Delegation, which the bill designates as the taxing district. Hattaway said he envisions no problems in getting Sanford attorney Doug Stenstrom said creation the measure through the House. of a taxing district would finance DDC efforts on a Normally, state lawmakers automatically ap. long-range basis. Thus, the need for yearly fund prove a local measure as long as that bill has the drives to raise money would be negated. Stenapproval of the entire legislative delegation. strom's law firm drew up the bill which Hattaway is On Dec. 1, Downtown merchants pledged pushing through the House. Financial suppo't of the DDC operation and its promise to rejuvenate the Downtown area. if State Senator Loil Wilson, I-Merritt Island, has property owners in the special taxing district ap- responsibility for the measure in the Senate. t T. Commercial stree Fire? Sir,. 0. cc Second Stree m D CL 96 0. 1J -O C - 0 , V." CL 2 30 t • - ?r1__s • an I- 23 0 2 -.0 I - '. 0 '4 . V 0 30 Z , 106 q E r*. in nl Z - • 000 g 'a CD r 3 rn• aq V03 (/) g > 32 Qq 74 n 2. ••' .i V, - Murphy Ocill and County School Superintendent William P. Alpha Delta Kappa Teachers Sorority and treasurer of Seminole Layer during a retirement dinner in her honor held Thursday night at Western SIulln' Steakhouse. 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I CD _ CD 0 NEW YORK iAP > -. 7` Council meeting a copy of Wilson's reply was about the grievances. - PERC Supports SEA Complaint Kennedy Would Accept Draft in CD .. I. ••••' I Senator was ChangcOfHeart (1) -• m __ - 9 CL - PROBLEM HERE 41 Men - . •. finds herself in the middle as she is bussed by Principal Paul R. - ' % a c np - _ . ==1 . -' -- - C !i 71Vi0 _ • - ynt and served as librarian at Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Mary and at an Ptnecrest Elementary School media specialist Mrs. Hazel Flynt army post school at Bawuholden, Germany. She Is a member of NO BUSSING < =aq Vi a. ` 1 go'< _p 17 g :• 21 - -. .,i,.,.)l' r cr.. 2Lg -• . • - 'A -fl Err ." ;.' -. 6r • f CD e wm •, X11 310 0 I • • • *-'1 a L ..S,_ go •i 0* -• , ' -1•D i.;. "" .4 a.1 leer a g e r Will' W a I ic 20 •I I es • - • • '\ ' - -c • • • •. - . '/•' I v l 4 . •. • - !Y-'_. . ).) _________ _________ . -•. •1a r - -• - • _____ EDWARD S1. KENNEDY Saturday afternoon 14-year-old Wanda Farmer of Altamonte Springs will try to do the hardest thing she has ever attempted in her life. Wanda, who has no legs will try to walk 20 miles to raise money for missionary work. An eighth grade student at Teague Middle sc hool, she's proud that she is not late For classes. She walks from class to class aided only by two Her longest walk ever was in and around her home and neighborhood last summer. walked down to the store. I was bored. I window shopped and went through the stores. It must have been three miles," she said. Wanda's story could be a horror tale, but instead it's a revelation of steady growth and resolve She radiates resolve and strength. Her determination will give you misty eyes and a lump in your throat. She knows th e odds are against her making a 20-mile walk and her mother, Bertha Farmer, tries to temper her enthuslasmn For the long trek Of her lost legs, the says "I guess t.bat's what God wanted." Of the money pouring in to sponsor her every step for the walkathon, she says "I'm going to try to make all "If people are there, I'll make It," she says with total dedication. "I (eel like I'm floating on air when there's someone there to occupy my mind. As long as someone's there talking to me or something. I feel I can make It." When Wanda was just three years old both her legs were wiiptated above the knees due to an infection acquired when she slipped out of the house and played in the weeds while her " 0 .r .. 4,,_ ,. 0 - ;• t > I-I 10 4 ;4 .4 .- ,, -' .. i. flO j ....' ' I t m i nt.; ('uncil representatives who have Tenant Council members said the State Legal been picketing Sanford housing Authority (SHA) Services office in Tallahassee says they were offices on West 10th Street all week seeking the within their legal rights in refusing to accept firin g of SHA Executive Director Thomas Wilson delivery of Wilson's reply. III have invited SHA board members to a Brown told te nants that W ilson's answer that Saturday afternoon meeting. a complaint alleging he failed to provide safe and SHA Commissioner George Brown, who sa nitary living conditions "is unfounded and represents tenants of the city's 480 low rent cannot be readily supported by fact" is public housing units on the housing authority "positi vely false." board, was to deliver invitations to the 1 p.m. Brown charged that Wilson, administrator of meeting to other board members and Wilson. the public housing projects for nearly four years, At a meeting of the Joint Tenant Council on has Failed to carry out inspections of apartments Thursday night the invitations were advanced as when tenants move out. a means of possibly getting the SHA board to Tenant Council consultant Mrs. Ruthia Dixon discuss 15 alleged grievances of tenants against Hester said officials at the Jacksonville office of Wilson now instead of waiting until the next the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban SHA board meeting, scheduled for June 10. Development ( I[JD) have been asked to inSHA Chairman Richard Evans has said he vestigate tenants' complaints against Wilson. won't call any special work sessions or board Mrs. Aurdella Davis, a tenant and chairman meetings before the June 10 meeting of the Joint Tenant Council who has L' activ e %Vilsonhas replied to the tenant complaints mn on the picket line said that she has been a lengthy memo to both the SHA board and the harassed and intimidated' by a group of Tenant Council persons who visited her residence in support Council representatives said their of Wilson. copy was refused because their complaints were Tenant Council represer.tatives said other addressed to the SHA board and they feel the tenants ire "being press:rcd ejy ot.slders'btmt -I. CD IIhUm2 lF: - '.' a CL 1T1 R 04 -o •i • :i read to council members. The copy of the reply was apparently obtained from Brown, who was • m -1-'. c_ CL -, Vi -. ()tJl f 1A'1 By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer - RU go CD O..of. "P P m ko i 0 - 0 W -0 an g * CL CL k ET Poq S 1 '4 * c O0 , • _____ ___ -c Tenants Invite SHA Off icials To Meet -, i By JEAN PAUESON Herald Staff Writer draft and would oppose such an attempt on his behalf. But Kennedy urged Humphrey to run in the New Jersey primary June 8 and when humphrey decided against it, Kennedy "became increasingly concerned that with Humphrey out of the picture, Carter virtually had the nomination wrapped up," the News said. "This is what prompted Kennedy's ultimate decision that if Carter failed to win the 1,5 delegates needed to cinch the Democratic nomination and if party leaders came to him with a legitimate draft, he would accept," the News said. "Further," the newspaper said, " Kennedy also decided that if Humphrey were the subject of such a draft movement, he would agree to serve as Vubert's running-mate if such a decision would be required to put a Humphrey draft over the top. The Florida Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC) has supported a complaint by the Seminole Education Association ISEAI that the Seminole County School Board should not have adopted the 1976-77 school calendar before starting contract talks with the SEA. According to a PERC spokisman. a preliminary investigation of the unfair Labor practice complaint filed by the SEA has shown there is subub stance to the complaint. A notice of PERC's ruling has been issued to school officials This notice may be followed by a formal hearing, but both SEA and school representatives say they would prefer to settle the matter informally. The school board's chief negotiator, Harry Pelley, said today he could discuss neither the complaint nor the action he would take until he has been notified by PERC in writing on chicken pox sores were still open. The Farmers started early building sellreliance and independence in Wanda "We had to watch out for the nurses and hospitals that babied her too much," her mother said. Eleven years ago, just after it happened, Wanda was the beneficiary of the Elks. From the Tangerine Football Bowl proceeds, she was given a wheel chair. She has not used the wheel chair in years. The seat is ripped in the chair, but It sits beside the front door and Wanda passes it many times a day. It serves as a silent reminder of where she's been and where she still is going That same spirit seems to still be with her the planning for her walk. She'll begin her walk Saturday at noon from the front of First Pentecostal Church, 561 E. Orange, in Longwood. She will walk from there to 1742 and then north to Sanford and turn left (west) onto Lake Mary Road and to the LongwocdLake Mary Road to SR427 headed back toward Longwood. Wanda will make a loop off SR-427 and back when she gets to Church Street, going from Church to E.E. Williamson Parkway to Longwood Hills Road and back to SR 421. The walkathon will make another loop at Milwee Middle School, getting off S11427 at Wildmefe as they head back to the point of beginning, going by way of East Street to SR. 434, to Grant Street. and then back to the church. Anyone wanting to sponsor Wanda In the walkathon can call her from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 8304066 or, at other tunes. can give Lk.tr pledges For her by calling 339-080. . U the status of the complaint. "1 understand there will be options," said Pelley. "I can't make any comment until I know what those options are." The school board and SEA have begun negotiations on the 1976-77 contract. SEA representatives said that if the board discusses calendar items during negotiations, the unfair labor practice complaint would probably be dropped. The controversy was stirred up at an April 2.8 meeting, when the school board adopted the calendar despite wariwigs from Steve Rosenthal, chief negotiator for the SEA, that such action would spark a complaint to PERC. The calendar adopted by the board provides for five work days and two in-service training days before the start of school, which would mean teachers return to school on Aug. 18. The association wants three work days and two in-service training days, starting back to school on Aug. 23. 'II .,. 1 4. r" '''. • Vlnit,tisri ill I'm iliiEl& $tlr jI in TH E MILLIO NA IRE RETURNS? That's not the Millionaire of television fame holding the million dollar check, but Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd. The check from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will be used toward the coustructloa costs of the expansion to a 7.5 million gallon daily capacity regiouni sewer plant on Keller Road. The grant is pert of $4.9 million the city is to receive over the next few months ia kdvil greats toward the eip,masluu ui the currenl 1.2 million p1km daily capacity plant to headk sewer treatment not only for the city but for much of southwest Seminole and north Orange counties. tfferald photo by Tom Vincent) �S • a 2A—E,jg Herald, Sanford. Fl. Friday, lMy 21, 1fl NATION IN BRIEF FBI Withheld In formation On Castro Plot: Senator WASHINGTON iAP - The Senate intelligence committee is to receive documents from the FBI showing that the bureau knew a CIA plot to kill Fidel Castro was in progress on the same day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Th documents, which the FBI apparently never gave to the Warren Commission, are expected to be turned over to the intelligence committee today, according to Sen. Richard Schweiker, R-Pa., chairman of the subcommittee investigating the Kennedy slaying. Schweiker said the new documents "could be very vital" in determining who in the FBI ordered the information about CIA attempts against Castro withheld from the Warren Commission, which investigated Ken. nedy 's Nov. 22. 1963, assassinatIon. Ford Forms Busing Strategy WASHINGTON tAP) - President Ford, denying that his offensive against court-ordered school busing is connected with upcoming primary elections, is considering ways to use federal money to help school districts avoid extensive busing, administration sources say. Ford is also considering seeking new legislation as part of "a whole range of approaches" to limit the use of busing as a desegregation tool, according to a White house source. The source declined to give details on how federal funds could be used to reduce busing ordered by federal courts. Though officials are reviewing administrative and legislative proposals to curb busing, the first action in the Ford campai will come or. the judicial front if Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi decides to use the Boston school case as a vehicle for seeking new Supreme Court gwdelines on busing. Senate To Vote On Weapons WASHINGTON tAP) - After voting to delay production of the controversial Hi bomber, the Senate now faces decisions on whether to approve other weapons requested by the Pentagon. Votes are expected Monday on proposals to deny $322 million for production of 60 additional Minuteman III missiles and to delay building of additional Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft until NATO decides to buy the AWACS for European defense. Reversing an earlier decision by the House, the Senate Thursday voted 44 to 37 to delay production of the Bi tx)mber until next Feb. 1, which is 12 days after the next iresidential inauguration. Production of the first of a 244bomber fleet could then proceed only if the president er t'hat it is in the national interest. Showers Drench Central U.S. By The Associated Press Showers and thunderstorms continued late Thursday from the high plains of est Texas and eastern New Mexico into western Nebraska. More thunderstorms extended from South Dakota into southwest Minnesota and northwest Iowa. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms dotted the southern Rockies and southern Plateau. Most of the rain ended in the Northeast, except for scattered showers and thundershowers and some drizzle from east-central Ohio through Pennsylvania and New Jersey. There were also a few showers Thursday along me ieas Lu1t Coast. FBI Denies Coaching Editor WASHINGTON (AP) - A top FBI official says the bureau did not coach a journalist to appear before a House panel Investigating the nuclear industry, but he declined to describe the bureau's alleged relationship with the writer. The journalist, Jacque SrouJi, was fired May 5 from her job as a copy editor on the Nashville Tennessean after an FBI agent f.okl investigators from a House panel that she had a "special relationship" with the FBI. Deputy Associate FBI Director James B. Adams said under oath Thursday that he could not discuss the alleged relationship between the bureau and Mrs. Srouji because the FBI is investigating the matter. Hiring Abuses Charged WASHINGTON tAP) — Hiring abuses nvolvtng the federal government's chief employment agency — the Civil Service Commission - are so rampant that disciplinary a,tion is nearly Impossible, the head of an invest!gative team says. Milton I. Sharon, a retired Civil Service official who headed a special Investigation of the reported hiring abuses, said Thursday that the cares of favoritism "were not isolated Incidents." He said it would be no use trying to i1scipline those insolved in such actions as giving some persons favored treatment In job placement, helping them write resumes or assisting them in passing Civil Service tests. Man Convicted In Stabbing F1IILADELEH1A tAP) — A Common Pleas Court jury tas convicted Sal vatore Soil of first degree murder in the stabbing t newspaper editor John S. Knight 3rsL The panel of seven men and five women deliberated just over eight how-s before returning a guilty verdict Thur. sday iight In one of the most publicized murder cases in tt.e city's hLstor). The 37-year-old Sell was also convicted of burglary, robbery and conspiracy. Sob, standing and facing the jury with a half-smile as the verdict was read, is the first of to men to be ted In the Dcc. 7 slaying of Knight, who was special projects editor of the Philadelphia Daily News at the time of his death. EwningHendd Friday, May 2), l97—VoI. oL No. 23.4 PubI,shqd Oaly nd Sunday. escspt Satvrdjy and Cnr.stmas Day .., TI., mnicd i4,rid, Inc., N. Frencn Ave.. Santord, Fla .io. Ii, ,) Second Class P*siae Paid at antord. Florida 37771 '',. : uaj 4 Mnlh5 14 ?' S.* 40. B ?%44 In Fio,oa som.es home orl.wr,. All oInrr ma$ Y'c". 5770 MntIs. 116 20. 11 Wontr*b. 132 . Deputies Solve Area Burglaries I n,nnntinvn HeruldStafl Writer Sheriff's Investigators say they've cleared up atleastflve burglaries In Casselberry, Altamonte Springs and unincorporated areas of Seminole County with the arrests of a man and a woman at Altamonte Springs on charges of receiving stolen property. Booked into county jai! in lieu of$5,000bondeachwereWalter Jenkins Jr., 42, and Mary L. Corcoran, 19, both of 318 DePughSt.,Alt.amonte Springs. Burglary squad detective C. R. Brown said property recovered In the cases Includes a $340 auto stereo unit, Area Arrests In other arrests, deputies charged Marc Kelley DePinto, of 805 E. Magnolia Drive, Altamoute Springs, with burglary, grand larceny and receiving stolen property. Bond for DePinto was set at $5,000, according to county jaIl records. Deputies arrested Edward Francis Casey, 29, of Orlando, on circuit court warrants charging two counts of delivery of controlled substance. Casey's bond was set at $8,000. Altamonte Springs police jailed David William Van Horn, of Thangle Drive, Maitland, In lieu of $5,000 bond on a charge of felony possession of a controlled substance. SexualAssault Sanford police have jailed a 73-year-old man in connection with an alleged sexual assault upon a nlne-year.old girl, Grady Coston Dean, 73, of Sanford,isbeingheldlncounty jail without bond on charges of disorderly Intoxication, lewd, lascivious or indecent assault or act on a child; and sexual battery. Police arrested Dean after a motorist reported seeing an elderly man enter a wooded area with a child In a suspicious manner. * Fires * Courts * Police Beat _________________________ LU: ' t..LIdllll1ui Curtis Mack, but said it will conduct the Investigation in au attempt to answer questions raised during the confirmation hearings. Members expressed concern about an apparent overlap in the commission staff's function to investigate charges of unfair labor practices and to prosecute such charges before the commission, On other appointments, a Senat*' s.lx'tt c°rnmjtt'e heard testimony but took no action on the confirmations of Loule Wainwright, secretary of the Department of Of(er,der Rehabilit.ation, and two members of the Parole and Probation Commission. BlllLockard,anoffjclalof the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes, chat bed that Wainwrlght has allowed a sitstion to exist whereby only ei'nployes In a special clique received promotions for prison jobs, such as guards. Lockard also claimed I'. helped .o have relatives higher up La e organization. The committee decided to delay a vote on Wainwrlght until It could examine records Lockard said he had to support his allegations. Atty. Gen. Robe.rt Shevin appeared to speak on behalf of Wainwright, who has COfl1 der heavy fire from lawmakers unhappy with the way the pcl.sons are being run Shevm also spoke In favor of newly.appolnted Parne Cornmissioner tiaurice Crockett, who along with Parole Chairman Ray Howard, was questioned at the Thursday night ieth. S' Edgar twm, 1,-Daytona Beach, ar4 chairman of the committee has said pviously that he wanted to hold the appointments of Wain'wrlght, Howard and Crockett on "probatlon" for a year to see If the prison and parole system could cooperate better than It has in the past. On the iuestlon of Mack's confirmation, Sen. Lorl Wilson, I-Cocoa, said she thought the Snndra J. Magnefti, his wife 690 Jasmine Road Casselberry, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in SemInole County, Florida: Lot 120 of QUEEN MIRROR SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, ac cording to the piat thereof, as recorded In Plat Book 11, page $6, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, it any, to it on Robert M. Barnes, II, P.A., Plaintiff's attorney, whose address is U14 Gulf Life Tower, Jackson. vOle, Florida 32201, on or before iune23rd, 1976. and file the original with the Clerk of thIs Court either before service cm Plaintiff's at torney or immediatefy thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petItion, WITNESS my hand and the seal this Court on May 19th, 1974. (Seal) Arthur H. B.ckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit court By: Mary N. Garden Deputy Clerk Publish: May 21,21. June 4, i, 1976 DEZ.117 ' '.., 11111 •._ June I. at 1:00 P.M., in th. office 'f thiPurchasing Agent, located In the Seminole County School Board Building at 202 E. Commercial Ave., Sanford, Florida, 32771. Bids muSt be submitted in full, In accordance wIth the requirements of the bidding and contractural conditions. Bid. ding ddcum.nts may be examined and obtained at the following locations: Seminole County School Board Office 202 E. Commercial Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 '- S efl ate Con mis P ERC Cii air I'll 0 fl .T.I..__, £.iU6Udy IN THU CIRCUIT CCURT OP THU IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND ADVIRTISIMINT FOR SEALED SIDS 15Th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY1 P'TMF.Iiowln FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 14114-CA-$40 FLORIDA. Pricts I, NI: Ite MarrIl5I PLUM8ING AND ELECTRICAL CASE NO. 7.7CA4,.y ADDITIONS AT ATHLETIC CAMER0N.RQWN CONSUMER FRANCIS EARL EASTW000 PetitIOn.' STADIUM AT THE SFMINflLc FINANCE. INC.. a Nnrth Carnllni and HIGH SCHOOL. SANFORD, corpw'ntion, FLORIDA Plaintiff, CARROLL TOWNSEND EAST. ROOFED PLAY WOOD VS. AREA AT Respondent ENGLISH ESTATES ELEMEN. LEWIS 0. MAGNETTI and SAN. NOTICE 0PACTION TARY SCHOOL, FERN PARK, DRA J. MAGNETTI, his wife, TOWNSEND FLORIDA CARROLL Defandants. TO: Sealed bids will be received, EAST WOOD NOTICE OF ACTION publIcly opened, and read aloud on Post Office Box 12 TO Lewis 0. Magnettl and B Door BFOkCD Sanford police detectives today were investigating an lncldentonThursdayafternoon in which a shot from a B-B gun shattered a school bus door glass at Mayfair Circle and Hayes Drive. Patrolman Ray Bronson reported that several pieces f Michs.Is.Striggins, Incorporated glass struck the bus driver, Engineers and Architects Identified only as a Mrs. Davis, 20)3 East South Street Orlando, Florida 32503 but she wasn't Injured. Police said a juvenile was PIandeItwlllbes.opperi.f, seen running from the shooting refundable upon submission of a bonafide bid. Limit of two sets, scene. Gates this 15th day of May, 1976. Trailer Fire Publish: May 21, 2$, June 4, 1976 Sheriff's deputies reported a OEZ.121 kerosene hot plate exploded IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Just before noon Thursday in a EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. small )use trailer off N. Elder CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Road, Lake Monroe, setting CASE NO. 16.929-CA-S4.D trailer afire. In Re: fl. MarrIage if County firemen extinguished DAVID A. WHITE, Petitioner, the blaze that caused about 20 and per cent damage to the trailer JUDITH ANN BRYANT WHITE, _________________________ of James DeLoach, 63, and no Respondent. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND NOTICE OF ACTION injuries were reported, deputy FOR THE EIOHTEaNTN TO: JUDITH ANN BRYANT A. C. Price reported. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR WHITE. Price said DeLoach said he SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Last Known Address CASE NO. 74763.CA.O9.D 31 Spice Drive twnedonthehotplateandthen SHARON 1. MOSHER, formerly WesIwood, Plew Jersey took a nap. He was awakened Sharon L. Hines, 07673 by neighbors yelling that hiS Plaintiff YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marrIage trailer was on fire. CHARLES R. HINES. has been filed against you and you Area Burglaries Defendant are rsqulrad to serve a copy of your Rudolf Alexander reported to written defenses, if any, to Franklin NOTICE OF ACTION sheriff's deputies that his T. Walden. Esquire, of Brock, 10: CHARLES R. HINES 55.41 Beacflvlew Drive trailer home on Lake Barney Massey I. Walden, Suite 102, 616 APartment N East Semoran Boulevard, Acres Drive, Geneva, was Altamonte Springs, Florida, 32701, IndIanapolis. indiana burglarized and $700 In stereo Petitioners attorney, on or before YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an components stolen. Deputy June 25th. 1976, and file the oricinal action to foreclose a lien on the foliowing property in Seminole with Clerk of the above styled Frank Johnson Jr. said Courttheeither County, Florida: before service on Alexander reported that the Petitioner's attorney or Im. West 400 leet of East 600 feet Of of Southwest of Nor. trailer's contents were van- mediately thereafter, otherwIse a North theast Section 36, Township 2) Judgment may be entered against dallied and windows South, Range 32 East. LESS North 23 you for the relief demanded in the Armando l..olacono, of 233 Petition. feet for road, containing 9 acres more or test, lying and being In WlTNESSmyhandandlhesealof &dimond Drive, Fern Park, told deputies that fishing tackle this Court on the 19th day of May, Seminole County, Florida, 1974. has been filed against you and you valued at $166 wa stolen when (Seal) are required to serve a copy of your his garage was burglarized. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. written defenses, If any, to it r. uI TALLAhASSEE (AP) — The controversial chairman of the Public Employes RelationsCommiss'nhasbeenconfirmed by a Senatt. committee, but the panel announced it will ines1igate problem areas in collective bargaining. The Senate Judlc1ary-Civil Conmiittee voted unanimously . public records law was violated by Mack's rtfusal to allow persor.s to view employe authorization cards seeking union elections. However, Mack said he thought the cards were not ixivered because it would lead to undue harassment and that the issue was being decIded by an Clerk of the Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish: May 21, 25, June 4, 11, 1976 DER.III IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: S.1S03 DivIsion C HOLIDAY CONTRACT CARPETS, INC., Plaintiff, vs. RAYMOND SERIO and ANGELA ERlO, his wife, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE ISHEREBV GIVEN that on the Ith day of June, 1976, at the v, uiuc* AM., at the West Front Door of the Seminole Mack announced tO the COIn-- County Courthouse. Sanford, m.ittee that he was resigning Florida, the undersigned Clerk will from the faculty of the Univer- offer for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash the following sityofFloridaLawSchoolrath- descrIbed real property, to.wjt: er than continue on a leave of Lot 6, Block C.. Carriage Hill, Unit 4, according to the P1st thereof as absence. recorded in Piat Book IS, Page g, Sen. Dan Scarborough, D Official Records of Seminole Coon. Jacksonville, whosaid he would ty, Florida. commonly known as III vote against Mack If he did not Lowndes Square, Casselberry, Florida. resign, said he thought Mack This tale is made pursuant c,f was doing a good Job In a diffi. entry of Final Judgment Foreclosure and Sale in Civil Action cult position. No. 75.)303.Dlyision C pqjng "We all knew that If lnCircuifCourtlnandfor Seminole PERC chairman was doing a County, Florida. Dated this 19th day of May. 1976. good job, he would be hated oy everybody. Mr. Mack seems to (Seal) Armor H. Becxwith, Jr. be doing a good job," Scai' Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihien borough said. . Deputy Clerk Bill McCabe of of ice Meyers. Mooney 5 Adler, PA. 17 South Lake Avenue INVITATIONTOBIDOERS Orlando, Fl. 32501 Sealed proposals will be received Attorney for Plaintiff b The School Board of Seminole Publish: May 2). 1916 County, Florida, Owner, at 202 East OEZ.119 Commercial Street, Sanford, Florida. 3271), until 1:00P.M.. local IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE time, on June 11, 1976. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. All materials and equipment CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE furnished and all work performed COUNTY, FLORIDA shall be in accoraance with the CASE NO. 76.772.CA4P.A Drawings, Specifications and PAN AMERICAN BANK OF Contract Documents pertaining ORLANDO, N.A. forInerI knowh as tnecto which may be examined at Citizens National Bank of Orlando, the office of the Architect. Plaintiff, A Bid Bond in the amount of S per vi. cent of base bid will be required. JAMES M. 1(1 RSHF IELD and A4dres each bid to: CONNIE A. KIRSHFIELD, his wife, Don Coleman, Defendant, Purchasing Agent NOTICE OF ACTION School Board of TO: JAMES M. KIRSHFIELD Seminole County and 702 Comercial Av.nu* CONNIE A. KIRSHFIELD, Sanford, Florida 32771 hIs wife Each bid shall be marked "Sealed YOU ARE NOTIFED that an Bid for the Construction of action to foreclose a mortgage on Renovation, to the Commons Area, the fol'owing real property in Oviodo High School and shall be Seminole County, Florida: delivered to the r,u aoe. Lot 6, Block C. THE COLON The Instruction to Bidd•rs, NADES FIRST SECTION, ac Proposal Form, Form of Bid Bond, cordIng to the Plat thereof as Form of Performance and Payment recorded un Plat Book 15, pages 79 BOnd, Drawing, Specificationt and and I, Public Records of Seminole other contract documents may be County, Florida. examined at the following location; has been filed against you and you ScP,welzer Associates are realred to serve a copy of your ?rchits, Itxorporated written defenses, if any, to it on 174 Comstock Avenue, West Robert 0. Gatton. of Johnson, Winter Park, FlorIda 32755 Motslnger, Trisinen & Sharp. PA., Phone: 305647414 Plaintiff's attorney, whosi address Copies may be obtained at the Is 100 Easl Robinson Street, lftce ef 5chwefze Ats::fa?:: Of.f3fl, FtOria, on or botore June Architects, Incorporated upon 23rd. 1976. and III• the original with paymentofadeposilof$23OQpeiis$ theClerkof this Cottt.itfler before of drawings ann l,pecifIcatlns. *jsy service on Plaintiff's attorney or unsuccessful bidder, upon returning immedIately thereafter; otberwisi such 4., promptly and In geod adetaultelllbeenferedagalnslyou condition, will be refunded his Per ha relief demanded in ttsq payment, and non bidders upon so Complaint. returning such set, will be refunded WITNESS my hand andthe seal of $12 30 Maximum number of qt limit Court on May 19th, lfl& allGwed per Ctntractor will be two (Sail) (7). Arthur H. Beckwllh ou.nae will oe sent to General Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court Contractors bidding this pto$.ct and By' Mary N. Danden to all plan rooms holding piens. Deputy Clerk Publish. May 3), 21 June 4. 1976 Publish: May 21.2$. June 6, II, 1174 OEZ 120 DEZ.116 Legal N — Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - - Action Reports I iot1C —---4 ROBERT H. ROTH, ESQUIRE, of ROTH & WEISS, PA., Plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 1150 Hartford Building, 200 East Robinson Street, Orlando. Florida 32001, on ox' before June 4th, 1976, andfilelhecriginal withlhe Cierk of this Court either before service on Plalntitf's attorney or immediltely Ihereafter. Otherwise B default will be entered against you for the relief demandet in the complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court, on the 26th day of April, 1976 ISeal) Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian 1. JenkIns Deputy Clerk Publish: AprIl 30. May 7.11.21.1976 OEY 164 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76.91.CP Division In Re: Estate of RONALD 5ORDON WALLACE Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN TH EsrA1: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED lhat the administration of the estate of RONALD GORDON WALLACE, deceased. File Number 769ICP, Is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division. the address Of which is P.O. Draw C, Sanford, Florida 327?). The personal representative of the estate is GERALD WILLIAM WALLACE, whose addres% is 160 Bounty Street, Apt. 103. Merritt Island, Florida 32952. The name and address of the personal represen. tative'sattorn,y are set forth below. All person, having claims or demands against the estate are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file wllh the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be fl writing and must utidiCafe the basis for the claim, the name and address of tte creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall bi stated. II the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim Is secured, the security shall be dn:rlbed. The claimant maii deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative, All persons Interested in the estate to whom a cnpy of this Notice Cf Administratson has been malted are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FRCtM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE,tofiielnyobjeclions they may have thit chailerges the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or i'i;diction vi the COon. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE SOI1EVER BARRED, Gerald W Walter. - As Personal Repre's.nta. live of the Estate Of RONALD GORDON WALLACE Deceased ATTORNEY FO PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Albert P Ux-Inlosh. )r . Ftø'ira Post Office Box 164 Orlando, FIrold. 32102 Telephone: 1305) 4273443 Publish: May 11, 2). 1916 DEl ° Leicester, North Carolina NOTICE OFACTION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution of Marriagehasbe.nfiledagaiflstyOU, and you are required to serve a copy of your wrItten defenses t3 It, if any, on CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for PetItioner, whose address Is 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, Seminile County, Florlda,onorbeforethelsthdayof June, AD. 1976, otherwise a defauit will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my Hand and the Of. ficlaI seal of this Court on this the 10th day of May, AD. 1916. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner 612 Atlantic Bank Building Sanford, Florida 32171 Publith: May 14, 21, 25, June 4. 1976 DEZ.76 __________________________ IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNfl', FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76171.CA44-D In Re: the MarrIage of: DANNIE P. FISCHER, Husband, Respondent, and PATSY JEAN FISCHER, Wife Petilioner. NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: DANNIE P. FISCHER ROUTE 7. BOX 541 B MOBILE, ALABAMA 3640$ YOU ARE HEREBY notified that PATSYJEAI*IFISCHER,hasfiieda Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminote County, Florida, for a Dissolution of Marriage and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, on j, Christopher Ray, P.O. Box 399, Altamonte Springs, Florida, 37701 andfiietheoriginaiwiththeclerkof the above styied Court on or before the 3rd day of June. AD., 1916. otherwise a Default and Ultimate Judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official sealofsaidCourtonlhlsthe2$thday of April, AD., 1976 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk J. Christopier Ray P0 Box Alfamonte Springs, FlorIda 32701 Attorney for the Petitioner Publish: Ap(II30. May 7.14.21. 1976 0EV us , ' ADVERTISEMENTFOR SEALED SIDS iNVITATION TO BID: Notice IS hereby given that the Seniiriole County School Board, Seminole Cuanly, Florida wiii receive sealed bids until 300 PM. on June 4. 1976 at which time bids will e pubilcly opened and read aloud the SUOPI'lflt.ifl..!t CttC; it IIIC SemInole County School Board Office at 202 E. Commercial Ave., Sanford, Florida. PROJECT TITLE: LAKE MARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATION (5ulIding No. One) Lake Mary, Florida NAME OF OWNER: THE SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD PROJECT LOCATION: LAKE MARY, FLORIDA PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF SEALED BIOS: All BIds are to be delivered to the Office of the Superintendent Cf Schools in the Seminole County School Board Officesat7o3 E. Commercial Ave., Sanford, Florida untIl 300 P.M. June 1, 1976. TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIOS: Bids shall be received until 300 P.M. n June 1, 1976 PROJECT SCOPE 5 CONSTRUCTION: The protect COnsists of converting five nt.rmediate classrooms into four kindergarten classrooms with PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidders may review the Documents at the toliow.ng places: Seminole County School Board Office 202 Commercial Ave. Sanford, Florid. 3217) Documents will be at local PIanroorvs for bidders to review. The Daimwood Derr'yberry Pavelchak Partnership 250 S. IHT. 17 P2, Suit, 200, Casselberry, Fla. Phone: 1305 534 7)10 PLACE(S) & DATE FOR 05. TAINING BIDDING DOCUMENT. 5: Bidders may obtain Documents by phoning the office of the A,'. chilect requesting further in. formation IPhone 1.303 031 2)10 after May 12, 19761, SPECIFIED BONDS: The soc cesslul Bidder shall provide a Performance, Payment and Guarantee Contract Bond as provided and set forth In the Specific.at;oos. DATE, TIME AND PLACE FOR OPENING OF SEALED BIDS: All Bid, must be receIved and opened in theSuperinfen4entsolfjcnaf E. Commercial Ave. Sanford, Florida un ne 4th of June at 3 P.M. enclosed inas.aledenvelope plainly marked on the Outside "Proposal" and tne litleof the Work, lhedateandnam, of the bidder. The Seminole County School Board, Sanford, Florida reserves the right to reject any-or all b.ds received and or waive any intormailtie, subsequent to the opening of i)Ids without consent of the Board. Daled lhls 13th day of May. 1976 The Seminole County School Board 0 G Fft'i. Chairman 5: Mr. W, P Layer, Superintendent Publish: May 14, 31, 25. 19Th DEZ 44 IN BRIEF ina:dforSImiflOieCOUnly,FIO(idL UPOfl receipt of proof of the publication Of this notice, the tic, titious name, towit: J. SPENCER CHAPIN. III underwhich I expect to engage in business at P.O Box 471. Altamonte Springs in the City of Altamonfe Springs, Florida 37101. That the party interested in said business enteriwiso Is as follows Stanley C. Noxon Dated at Longwood, Seminole County, Florida, May 16, 1976 Publish: May 2), 21, June 1, II. 1976 DEl 113 4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUD'CIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75122.CA.04.0 In RI: The Marriage of ' CARMINE PUGLIESE, Husband and PINA PUGLIESE, Wife, S NOTICE OF SUIT TO: PINA PUGLIESE 316 Elwood Avenue IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEF.NTH JUDICIAL ClR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO: 74.13$.CP In Re: the Estate of: ELEANOR S. KINLEY, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID ESTATE. YOU AIE HEREBY NOTiFIEC) that the administration of the estate of ELEANOR S. KINLEY. deceased, File NO 76 12SCP is pending in the Circu:t Court for Seminole Cnunly. Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. The Personal Representative of this Estate is Madeline Tarka whose address is: 2300 SE 59th St. Ocala, Florida 32610. The name and address of the Attorney for the Personal Representative are set forth below All persons having claims or demands against the Estate are required WITHIN THREE MON THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Tills NOTICE,to file with the Clerk of the Court a written statem,nl of any claIm or demand they may have Each claim must be In writing and mull indicate the basis for he claim, the name and address of the Creditor or his agent or Attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim snot yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated, If the claim is contingent or unliquldated, the nature of the on certainty shall be stat if the claim is secured, the security shall bi described. The claimant shall t.miiver sufficient copiet of the claim to the Clerk to enable the Clerk to mall one copy to each Personal Represenlative. All persons Interijle in the EstatetowhomacopyQflj%of1, of Administration has been malted are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE,totlteanyobjectjons they may have that challenges the valIdity of the decedant's Will, the qualification, of me Ps,'. sonal Representative, or the venue or lurildiction Cf the Court Madeline Tarka As Personal Nepr,wnta Iiv Cf •Pe Eitste of Eleangr S Kinley. ALBERT N. FITTS 710 Edwards Building Sanford, Florida 3277) Attorney for the Personal Representative Pubist'.. 11, 21. ?76 DEZ Paez; French Award, Gillian Team, also was presented the never missed a performance given for the first time. ForenRics Club Award. Miss and has a perfect attendance The DAB Good Citizenship Harper; German, Kurt AwardwenttoCathyJoCapko. Borglum; Spanish, Sherry Taulbee also received the record at Lyman. Colonel Roy Foster presented The Distributive Education Davis; and Social Studies and I.O?'G WOOD — Bicentennial English Award. awards were The &,mlnole Community the West Point Academy Student of the Year award was Math Awards, Sue Babish. presented Thursday night at the Lyman College Board of Trustees Appointment Award to William given to George Mahoney and The Betty Crocker Award 111gb School Annual Awards scholarship went to Darryl Gaul. Robert Stiincliff was the National School Orchestra Program Longwood Kwlat, who also received the recipient of the Freed- Award to Sandy Buscemi. went to Patricia Coxe; Outby BIcentennial Committee Vocational Technical Award for Hardeman College Scholarship. Principal Carlton Henley standing Home Economics Dave Santangelo, president presented the Principal's Student Award, Kathy Wild; " Chairman Virgil J. Pavone. Drafting. of the Longwood Chamber of Award for the Lyman Sidewalk and Outstanding Senior Home The Marty Stein Scholarship, Certificates were given Lyman Commerce, presented the Art Show to Diane Kline, whose Ec Student, Sandra Smallwood. presented by Mr. and Mrs. High School, Lyman Band, Florida C of C STAR Student painting of a bottle of Orange Daniel Stein in memory of their Bandmaster John Blair, Laura National Merit Scholarship late son to an outstanding Award to Yvonne Sulak. Crush won Best of Show. Taulbee and Steve Atwood. finalists Jon Relker, John The Art Department Award Pelzer and Meryl Mayhew MIss Taulbee is heading up student planning to pursue a Barbara Branch received the the school Bicentennial park musical career, went to Janice Seminole County Education went to Dana Greenwood; received Certificates of Merit. project. Atwood who has won Reindi. Miss Reindi was also Secretaries Assn. Award and Chorus Award, Diane Kunkler; Other award-s included Award, Cathy Business Education, Pam over 30 awards for his patriotic the recipient of the John Philip June Ann Pagana won the Drama Scholastic Gordon: Vnr,atIonmI Tpg'h sDeeches and essay, and Is a Sousa Band Award. An out- Future Business Leaders of Casselberry; member of the Lyman Debate standing band student, she has America ScholarshIp, being Writing Award, Armando Award br Auto Mechantcs, Mark Tishken; Vocational Tech Award for Electronics, John Nitsch; Math Award, Carla Harrison; and Drill Team t\ 1Award, Candy Chantos. ByJANECASSELIIERRY HcraldStaff Writer Suit Charges ITT Executives Behind Palm Coast Plot BUNNELL AP — A lawsuit has been filed In circuit court here charging that International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. executives were behind alleged illegal registration of 80,000 tots at the Palm Coast development to evade new environmental standards. The suit also says that lTTCoinmunity Development Corp. directors once signed an Indemnity pact agreeing to defend any employe named in a 'civil, criminal, administrative or investigative" action arising from the registration. The suit was filed Thursday by John Barton, former chief engineer at the massive project on Florida's Atlantic Coast about Illidway between Jacksnvihle and Daytona Beach. City Invites Concorde COCOA BEACH tAP) — The cIty of Cocoa Beach is inviting the French and British governments to u-se nearby facIlities as a U.S. terminal for the supersonic Concorde jet. A resolution, introduced by Mayor John Moore, was passed Thursday night by city commissioners and Invites the two governments to operate in this area. The city does not have an airport of Its own but there are several jetports within a 25-50 mile radius. The Cape Canaveral space center Is nearby. The resolution saId the Invitation was "In keeping with the age of technology spawned by the space program and nurtured by preparation for the space shuttle." A copy of the resolution was to be sent today to French President Valery G'iscard d'Estaing. , Friday, May 2L1f1-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Lyman High Stages Awards Banquet FLORIDA with the Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. Th467CA2O.E Iii The Matter of the Adoption of: RODNEYLEESwARMS,ANGELA LOUISE SWARMS. KEVIN JON SWARMS, TIMOTHY EDWARD SWARMS AND DAVID LeROY SWARMS, minors, NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JUDITH KAY THEVENAUT 94.3 South 17th Street Decatur, Iiilnols, 62325 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that SANDRA KAY SWARMS has fiiedaPetiliofllfltheClrcultCourtof Semi)Oie County, Florida. for the adoption of the minor Children named therein, and you are required to 5t0,' ca'jse why the same shouid not be granted, if any, by serving a CO of your written defenses upon NED N. JULIAN, JR., of STEN STROM. DAVIS 5 MCINTOSH, Attorneys for petitioner, Post Office Box 1330. Sanford. Florida, 32171. and by l'Iing the original thereof with the Clerk of said Court on or before June 13th. 1976. and her,,n fall not or a Default Judgment will be entered against'you uronling tad adoption WITNESS my hand and official teal of said court this litn day of May. AD., 1976. (Seat) Arthur H R•ckwifh, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk NED N. JULIAN. JR STENSTROM, DAVIS 5 MCINTOSH Flagship Bank Suite 32 Post Office Box 1330 &anford, Fiorida 37771 Attorneys for Petitioner Publlth: May 11, 21, 20, June 1, 1976 OEZ.?S U Individuals, Groups Are Honored NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NA.E STATURE T0 WHOM rr MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter $5SO,FIorIdaStatutes,wiiIreister Hawthorne, New York 132 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tt.at a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you ant you are required to serve a copy f to written defenses, If any, to it, on HARVEY COULTER, Attorney for Petitioner,whose address is P.O. Box 3234, Forest City, Florida, 32151, andfiletheoriglnal with the Clerk of the above.styled Court on or before the 10th day of June, 1918. otherwIse a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on the 4th day of May, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr., Clerk of the Circu.t Court By: Cecelia V. 'Ekern Deputy Clerk Pubtlsh: May 7. 11, 21, 2$. 1916 DEZ39 - . - • - "-. . . - - JANICE REINDI Small Tractor, Small Price l3.30 Imp dsesel siN15 rn Hood Tractor Co. 2130 N Oran,e Ssotwm Tr,,I Orlando. Fla 17104 417 Mjpmolsa Awe. Aitamont, Sc,.qt. Fla 21151 Orlando AItamo,,f Sonnqs 437-4541 134-134-4 4 it, CAThY JO CAPKO JUNE ANN PAGANA YVONNE SULAK !&1 BARBARA BRANCh! Pepper Scores Castro WASHINGTON lAP) Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla., has called for the United States to "do everything short of war, military action, to get rid of" Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. "We will never clasp in friendship the bloody hand of Castro," the Miami congressman said Thursday. "I hope in the near future events will take place... that it will be only a short time until the flag of freedom shall rise again over the jewel of the Caribbean." Pepper later told reporters that he was not referring to any specific events such as military action by the United States or Cuban refugees. But he said the United States should maintain a total trade embargo and keep up all other non-military pressure against Castro. - 0 'I Shevin Seeks Reversal Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin TALLAHASSEE (AP) is asking the florida Supreme Court to overturn an appeal court decision that reporters and photographers are trespassing If they enter a house with police or firemen. "The decision could have drastic effects not only upon the ability of the news media to gather and report the news but also upon law enforcement officers and other officials whose responsibility is the investigation of crimes," Shevin said Thursday. "Members of the news media have in the past cooperated with and on occasion assisted police when this was required," Shevin added in a friend-of-the-court brief filed by his office with the court. - ) I. SOUTH Construction In Lake Mary To Begin Soon Water Improvement Loan Sought Sanford's newest residential neighborhood New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes and new water rate ordinances, It is expected to run into five Mary by Sanford at the rate of By DONNA ESTF.S adopted by the city council figures, however. This would 37.5 cents per thousand gallons. herald Staff Writer FROM The city decided to install a LAKE MARY The 1354,000 unanimously Thursday night, release that money for other Down FHA S VA city necessities. improvements on Lake Mary's are to be forwarded to the F1i line to the Sanford plant at a He also noted that the water cost of $10,000 on the advice of water system should be placed today to meet an earlier Down S rate increase was necessary to consulting engineer Cal out for bid and construction deadline, I To be completed by the ,iext amortize the federal loan. Conklin. Conklin said this begun by late summer or early Homes ready for your inspection Councilman Martin Bacon, method was more financially fall, City Councilman Harry dçidline May 31 are final and immediate occupancy drawings. who had fought both the water feasible at this time than either engine e rin g Terry anticipated today, Saying the city vill have no Necessary surveying has rate increase, scheduled to updating the currently owned Saflfot'd Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. problem in meeting a May 31 already been done and the city more than double the monthly city water plant to meet state deadline for completion of is In process of acquiring some bills for the system's 400 requirements or constructing a FOR INFORMATION CONTACT customers, and fluoridation of new plant with the acrequirements for the loan, rights-of-way, The $354,000 federal loan will the city water supply, voted companying necessities of Terry said he had high hopes today that approvals from the not only be used for water with colleagues Thursday night storage facilities. BUILDER.DEVELOPER In other action at Thursday _______________________________________________ Home system improvements, but will to approve both measures. U.S. Farmers Bacon, in statements made night's meeting, the council: Administration IFUAI on the pet-mit a refund to the city Approved unanimously the low Interest (five per cent) 30- general fund coffers of money for the record prior to voting on year loan will be forthcoming In advanced for the purchase of each item, said while he had promotion of Police Patrolman the original ":ater system from been opposed, the citizens of George Myers to the rank of speedy fashion, He said the federal agency Southern Gulf Utilities some 18 lake Mary were given ample sergeant and granted an annual opportUflit) to '.oice cuiii- pay ratse of S3CiO. currently is eaminlng a model months age. Terry said today it has not plaints, yet little response was Approved the hiring of bond ordinance for the loan and it will be adopted by the city as been determined as yet to the heard. "I have to assume they llona Ivkobich as the city's first ct-v'in ax approval on the form nenny the amount of money are satisfied," he said, policewoman at an annual _____ _____ general changing his position to that of salary of $8,200 under a Law advanced from that document is received. our Terry said the fluoridation revenues for the water system. his colleagues. Enforcement Assistance ______ 1oF The fluoridation ordinance Administration i LEAA) grant. will permit the injection of the The board also waived its e 101 n B r I n g s 2 Yea r S especlall) chemically treated sealed bid requirements to A 32-year-old Orange County Park, apartment of James water into the lake Mary accept a low bid at $5,206 of the system from the City of San- Sanford Motor Car Co. for a (> man has been sentenced to Gary Beach. ford's main plant on Country four-wheel drive vehicle for the prison for delivering heroin to Beach, 2.3, was earlier sen- Club Road at SR-16A. police deiartment. The vehicle federal unilercover agents at tenced to two years in prison Fern I'ark. Purchasing water from purchase is also to be paid from Circuit Court Judge Joe A. and three years probation on a Sanford is part of the planned the I.EAA grant. Cowart Jr., sentenced James plea of guilty to possession of improvements to boost water —Authorized the purchase oi heroin in the incident. ('an Haynie. 32, of Forest City pressure in the community for playground equipment from the Road, I.ockhart, to two years In hlaynie said he was told that firefighting purposes. Other Miracle Recreation Equipment 1 c>1 214 'AClo prison plus 13 years probation someone wanted some heroin improvements include in- Co. at a cost of $4,233.40. The cZ=>' .our reg. 1.49 on his guilty plea to delivering and he took it to the apartment stallation of larger-sized water purchase is to be paid by here "money changed hand- lines and fire hydrants. the illegal drug Sept. federal revenue sharing money. c1 at the IKeeP soothing Maaioxn "w 2310 r. -iftwxl Drive, Fern S." Water isto be furnkhed Like Set a workshop to consider z: on rm ancii 12oz size. applications filed for the $1O, •l COUOfl per customer annual salaried lire chief 'Coupon mull accompany purchase positionfor4:Sop.m.,June3 expIres June 4, 1975 and a workshop on the current n''m budget and a new budget for the 1976-'77 fiscal year for 7 p.m., ___________________ J)OOOUO 251000 - FinandngNotliing Conventionai5°, - - Brailey Qdham-323-4670 - - - TAMPA t APt A 14-year-old Tampa youth faces a maximum .year prison sentence after being found guilty of raping a 12-year-old girl. He aLso Is charged with raping a 13-year-old girl. (;a)'lord Olds, who had been tried as an adult, showed no emotion when the sixman, sixwoman jur)* announced its verdict Thursday night after deliberating 35 minutes. Judge Ilerboth S. Ryder ordered a pre-sentence investigation and set sentencing for June 11. The teen-ager had been indicted on two counts of Involuntary sexual battery. Under Florida law, there are more severe degrees of rape which can result n life impnsonmcnt or death. - J ft $ Florida Seeks Port Control TALLAHASSEE (API Coy. Reubin Askew and Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin will ask the federal courts to give Florida some control over two huge deepwater ports planned off Texas and Louisiana and over tankers heading for them in the Gulf of Mexico. Askew and Shevin anounced Thursday that Shevin would ask the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in NewOrleans to overturn a ruling by U.S. Transportation Secretary William Coleman denying Florida adjacent coastal-state status. Shevin also wilt appeal Coleman's March 25 ruling to the U.S. District Court in Washington, they said. - 4/ Askew Weighs Charges TALLAHASSEE tAP)— Coy. Reubin Askew is leaning toward sending state investigators Into the Panhandle community of Springfield to investigate allegations of corniption, his general counsel says. However, Arthury Canaday said Thursday that no decision had been made on the request by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin for Florida Department of Law En. forcement agents to go Into the city. Shevin nmde the request after receiving a letter from State Atty. Leo Jones of Panama City, who said he found insufficient grounds for prosecution of any city officiaLs. Manatee Sheriff Indicted BRADENTON (API — Manatee County Sheriff Richard W. Weitzenfeld has been indicted by a grand jury on three counts of malfeasance in office. The sheriff's office was the subject of a fIve-week grand jury probe which looked Into reports of prisoner abuse, missing property and other allegations. Weitzenfeld has said the grand jury investigation was prompted by State Atty. John Blair because of criticism the sheriff has made of Blair's office. Tree Disease Slows MIAMI iAP Antibiotic treatments have slowed the spread of lethal yellowing disease that has destroyed thousaads of stately coconut palms, but experts say the bhgh: ?.til! ix dnimi Its deadly work in South Florida. A tree inoculation program started 2 3 ars age has had some effect but certainly Isn't a cure-all, agriculturi,sts say. - __ -'S of Youth Convicted Of Rape • ''> c3 H __________ MaaIox® " U g liquid MaaIo antacid .. with coupon - - , Candidate Fender - To Address Gr? ?" DeBary Republican Group E)EBMIY Speaking before the nearly 900-member DeBary h(i.'publican Club in the Corntilunity Center Monday, May 24, at 7:30 p.m., will be candidate for sheriff of Volusia County Reno Fender Daytona Beach. Fender saw active duty in the Pacific theatre in 1943 to 1945, and has wide and varied cxperlence in law enforcement, serving as Constable in the 8th DistrictofVolusia County for 10 years and previously for three years as a special deputy Brevard County. Since 1972 Fender has been administrative aide with the sheriff's office until his resignation on March 15, 1976. He will be accompanied by his campaign manager, Mike Mullen, also of Daytona Beach. Fender Is active in the Masonic bodies, Bahia Shrine Temple, Baptist Church, Elks, VFW, American Legion, Lions Club, Eaglcs, Moose and National Sheriff's Association. Also on the program Is Zachary Taylor, Republican from Palatka who explored the possibIlity of running for congress and wIll discuss politics In general. ml., will be the last meeting until the fall campaign when the club will resume meetings on Sept. 27. Plans are being formulated to bring h(epu'olieui' candidates to DeBary between - of of the September primaries and the November general election. It is hoped that Dr. John Grady, candidate for U.S. Senate can be presented to a joint meeting of all the Republican clubs in Southwest Volusia. Petitions for a referendum on I irms Car Ignition ocai • • I.:i cal rc p re sen tat iv e recently attended a clinic at the holiday Inn of Sanford 01) electronic ignition systems, sponsored by Sanford Auto l'arts INAI'A I)ealerl in conjunction Echlin with Manufacturing Cii. of Branford. ('tim. Led by Jim Scarlett, of Echlin Manufacturing. repres&ntativeswerebrtc(edon the electronic ignition systeilis if Chrysler, Ford, GM, and American Motors. Instructions on operation, checkout po(n!s of 'oilIponents and conversion of regular ignition systems to electronic sy.leins were also covered. The electronic ignition s)stelfl was introduced in 1971 by Chr)sler to cut down on the (IflLSSIOfl of pollution, to give better performance anti iwws ipark plug life This system is now standard on all _________________________ increasing homestead exenipLion will be available and (liSC'USSed by Earl Merrill. Presider, David Wennerstand extended a cordial invitation to the general public Lii ittefl(l the tileeting and participate in the discussions. tfen Fvee OIL FILTER ____ - Clinic 19t ;iutiiniuhiks. AL,i a presentatIon on the iiianufaeturing, function and importance of heat range of spark plugs was given by l)an lane of Champion Spark Plugs IAical firms represented at the clinit.' v.'ere: Jack Prussem hirth Joe Creamoits; Sanford Motor ('n.: Sanford RecVet', Lay's Gulf: ll&l) Automotic. I)t'Elar) Morse Brothers. Stadig's AtltlU11OtLe Kiddy's Standar:I: Sanford Boat Works. hickle's Gulf: Richard O'lkll and Hon Morton. Also attendzn the clinic was Al Bonnon, NAP:\ Sates Manager, Jacksunvilk I"utw'e clinics sponsored ti Sanford Auto Parts will be Automotive l(elinishing i Martin Senour l'roductsi; Air ('onditioning NM'A Tempi; Electric Wiring and Ignition 'Itelden & Echltn Mfgi; and Electronic Engine Analyzer .IIilkamp*. - 99c SHOCKS SET OF s MOST CARS TUNE UP PARTS INCL. $g fl ________ TIRE ROTATION BRAKES I. $ 188 $5388 ANY CAR INSTALLED 6 Cyl. 8 Cyl. '18" '22" 0 ALL 4 WHEELS $750 COMPLETE AC RECHARGE $555 ANY CAR New Tires Used Tires $350 MOUNTED Now WITH OIL CHANGE ANY CAR FIRST LINE OIL BRAKE ADJUSTMENT . _ AT LOW. LOW PRICES STARTING $ 1288 FRONT EN ALIGNMENT '7.95 �Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 er 831.9993 Friday, May 21, 1976-4A Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. Around Q - WAYNED. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor I Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month. 12.40:6 Months, $1420; Year. 128.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Soviet Strategy Far From New Soviet strongman Leonid Brezhnev lost no time after the death of his defense minister, Andrei Grechko, in tightening his grip on the reins of leadership. In quick order he named himself a marshal of the Soviet Union, a general of the army and chairman of the USSR defense council. To place the matter into perspective, it must be realized that Brezhnev is only one of 23 marshals that the Soviet Union has named since World War II and the first civilian to attain that rank. Subsequently, the present defense minister, Gen. Dimitri Ustinov, who also rose from civilian ranks, also was named a subordinate marshal to Brezhnev. Taken together the appointments mean that men with civilian orientation have firm control of the Soviet military forces as long as the present regime lasts. Its tenure is by no means iron clad despite Mr. Brezhnev's current strong position. Marxist history is replete with examples of strongmen toppling from their pedestals soon after they attained them, particularly it they sought to ennoble themselves by establishing personality cults. And there can be no doubt that waves of adulation for Brezhnev are rolling through the Soviet Union, probably inspired by the Politburo itself. Brezhnev is deliberately being made into a hero to the extent that a bronze bust of him has been placed in his home town, the first such sculpture since Stalin. All of these activities have a bearing on the free Western world. One school of thought is that it doesn't make much difference whether civilian or military rule prevails in the Soviet Union, or whether Brezhnev or some other leader emerges supreme. Soviet rule is by consensus anyway, these people believe. Another school of thought is that military rule was in some ways safer for the West because at least the issues were clear cut and the responses were well established. Most of the West's erosion has been since the current cycle of "peaceful coexistence" began under strongman Georgi Malenkov 23 years ago. Vice President Nelson Rockefeller recently told the International Press' Institute that the erosion has reached the point that Russia is attempting "to organize the world into a new empire in which the Soviet sun never sets," ideologically, diplomatically, economically, financially, politically and militarily. Undoubtedly it is, but then it has been for some 60 years reøardless of the complexion of its government or the nature of its strategy. The difference today is that the bait is honey instead of vinegar. The point is that it is in the security and economic interests of the free world to ha the Soviet Union engage in world affairs and be responsive to world opinion. And whatever leadership checkers are under way in Moscow, the fact remains that Russia, which also wants to be on the world stage, cannot emerge as a world power without help from the capitalistic West. That Soviet weakness is the strongest trump card that we hold. Guest Editorial The mounting load of distilled controversies flooding into the U.S. Supreme Court each week - of which the nine justices accept only a fraction - mirror the increasing frustrations and alienations of our society. They attest to a dininishing attitudinal capability or willingness on the part of many Americans to resolve their differences short of all-out litigation and ultimate Delphic pronouncement of a majority of nine fallible men. Records reflect the fact that Americans are eschewing reasonableness and efforts to work out their disputes on a personal basis and instead are taking them into the courts in ever-increasing numbers. Justice Harry A. Blackmum may have been alluding to this recently when he observed that people must recognize there is a difference between law and morality. Judges can interpret the law, within the relatively narrow range of circumstances at issue in each case, but their decisions can never be a wholly adequate substitute for the moral guideposts which too many have abandoned. The Daily Oklahoman BERRY'S WORLD ______ E J The Clock By ED PRICKE'rl' . 4D 1176 bw 11A V( The problem see'ns to ho srnne of c:r key peop;e nave played too much lootbail without wearing helmets!" ,.aIftJIf, Vihien seat. So far two Democrats are expected to seek the office. They are Sanford City Commissioners John Morris and former County Commission Chairman John Alexander. Also, there's a Casselberry Councilman who's considering entering this year's race for county commission. He's Charles Sizer, a Republican and first term officeholder. Sizer has been actively seeking support for a race against Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway, a Democrat. Republican Vince Perry has also announced he will seek the Hattaway seat. Perry and Sizer are the two Republicans who have indicated an interest In the race. The Clock learned today that former Altamonte Springs Councilman Dan Dorfman, a Democrat, is seriously mulling over the possibility of seeking the commission seat occupied by Republican Corn- WORLD ___ missioner Richard Williams. The word is former County Commission Greg Drummond, a Republican, is smiling over the Sunshine Law Amendment State Rep. Bob Hattaway pushed through the Florida House. The reason Drummond would smile is Hattaway, an Altamonte Springs Democrat, has taken a lot of flak about his amendment. And since Drummond Is gearing up for a race against Hattaway it makes sense to smile when your opponent is being raked over the coals. Of course, Hattaway says the major opponent to his amendment is the news media. The amendment could become a live issue once the Hattaway-Drummond race heats up. Already, Drummond, no novice with words, is reportedly calling the Hattaway amendment the "Sunshine Eclipse." TOM TIED IN I 1 -- KINGSPORT, Tenn. — Almost since the time He was here before, it seems, the roads of conservative Christianity have been posted with notices proclaiming: "He Is Coming Again." Pilots Have 44 11 JEIWSALEM sAl's — Israeli troops man the castle-like w ali.s of Jerusalem, firing tear gas at roving demontrators. Black smoke hangs over Arab towns, where warriis of children light protest bonfires of oil-soaked tires. Soldiers patrol in armored cars, firing warning shots skyward. Arab students pelt them with stones and chan t: "In blood and lire we will redeem our land." Arab demonstrations and clashes with Israeli troops have become almost daily rituals in the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River. k Econom I RecoveryVaries t The frustration of the homeseeker never- logjam, and get American productivity moving 'I I i __________ - ,.'3'f•• 1 j.,/ —i,___ ' - /.' '1 ' ' I Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Free posture check up for all ages, 10 a.m., to 4 p.m., doctor's office, Boren Plaza, Deltona. Sponsored by Volusia County Chiropractic Society. I. . • . ______ ____ r2", .. ,,.. 7 .. ,, ,.,.,., ii., - . ."•. .::..,: ___________________________________ .1 ______ - ft __________ j/ i.. . _____________________________________________ ________________________________ l • "" \'. \ - Central Florida Blood Bank mobile unit, Parson Brown Way, Just off Lonood-Markham Road in Longwood Groves. Donors may designate account. Democratic Women's Club of Seminole County installation luncheon, noon, Heritage Inn, Sanford. Speaker Sheriff John Polk, Installer, Commissioner Michael Hattaway. Car Wash sponsored by Casselberry Junior Police, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Standard Sta tion SR 436 at Carriage Hill entrance. SUNDAY, MAY 23 Gospel Festival to benefit Meals on Wheels program, 2 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. _________________________ SHS STUDENT IS HONORED Lewis George (left), a student at Seminole 111gb School, has been selected to atteud a summer program at Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, as a result of his high placement on Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests (PSAT). Ile program was designed to acquaint students with various fields of engineering and to better acquaint them with the types of courses needed to prepare for entering an engineering program. Pictured with George Is SHS Director of Guidance Ed Wilson. 0 1 1 1 'U nauthor n a ut ho r ized ed Borrow i n g Costs 1VIo r e Than 1//4 $Bfllion A La Amlatad annual country fair and auction, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. To benefit residential treatment center for adolescents. MONDAY, MAY 24 Lyman High School Band Booster Potluck Supper, school cafeteria, 7 p.m. Awards presentation. Idyllwilde School Skating Party, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink. Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Roads, Lake Mary, 7 p.m. TUESDAY, MAY 25 Sanford lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434 NEW YORK tAP) — The servative estimate) replace- user for any material that has icals had "walked out" of the "unauthorized borrowing" or, ment cost comes to nearly $270 not been charged out. school's nine library collections more plainly, the "theft" of million. Such situations are handled during a relatively few years. books from the nation's librarThis is based on the American with as much diplomacy as Replacement value: $619,140, ses involves a loss of more than Library Association's esti- possible, usually on the as- based on university averages of LAFAYETTE, La. tAPs — French President Valery a quarter billion dollars a year, mated average cost of $14 a sumption that the patron has $18.21 to replace and reprocess (iscard d'Estaing winds up a sixday bicentennial trip to according to government, hi book, which does not include the committed an oversight, not a each book. the United States with a visit to Louisiana's Cajun brary and publishing sources. cost of handling each re- crime, and he is allowed to take country. If only I per cent of the nearly placement. the material once it has been School officials elected to inAcadian Louisiana — French is the first language in two billion volumes in U.S. Some examples of book loss- properly charged to him. stall 12 electronic book detecsome places — prepared a big reception today for the Skate Night, sponsored by Lyman High School Bank libraries is "log" every year a es: "If we assume that a Ii- tion systems in the school's nine thief of state. Boosters, State City, 7 p.m. figure officials call a Each year $13.5-million- brary 's success is measured by libraries — reserve room, worth of library materials — inSanford Pilot Club dinner meeting, First its public use, there is every government document seceluding 880.000 books — Presbyterian Church, Sanford, 7 p.m. are sto- reason to avoid irritating pa- tion,periodical room, math Iilen from public libraries in New trons," says WEDNESDAY, MAY26 Dr. Graham E. brary, music library, reference NOT ES York City. In Los Angeles, the room, microfilm area, (circuSanford Kiwanis Club, noon Civic Center. Gurr, manager of library loss is more than $1 million a tems for 3M Co. "However, lating stacks and underCasselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. MAY20, l!fl6 hayward Kr Brewington year. Shawn Pilkinglon graduate library. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., m ore patrons are irritated by John ,%l)MIS.SIONS Wilbur Burgess A loss of $450,000 was Warren Sutton Civic Center. recordnot finding the book they want Sanford! Ethel Casperson The problem of book contr ol M during a recent year at t he One Williams than by electronic detection de- was Introductory Ceramics eight-week course, 7 p.m., Mary Ailene Blackman Marjorie J. hialback complicated because all William C. Whitson, DeBar Brooklyn Public library. vices, which they accept as they nine libraries Seminole Community College Adult Education Campus. are housed in a At the Richard Bland College do airport security measures." single Contact Registrar's office. multipurpose building, Sanford library in Petersburg, Va., loss. At the State University of including faculty offices, Seminole High School Band Concert. 7:30 p.m., school vs consumed more than a third Marsha D. Bussard DEATHS auditorium. Concert and Jazz bands. of the book purchase budget New York (SUNY) at Stony graduate study space and Robert Donley Brook, Long Island. a library classrooms. Guards at the Ira L. Duncan (luring a recent fiscal year. THURSDAY, MAY 17 MILS. JOSEPHINE BENWAY Island; sons. Kenneth. Ten per cent of the Shaker collection inventor) two years building's main exits could not Anthony T. Duval County Federation hosted by Junior Woman's Club of lakehurst, N. J. and Norman, Etta L. Jones Casselberry at Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook High School library collection ago uncovered the fact that conLol movement of books Mrs. Josephine Benway, 93, hiinsdale, N. Y.; four Drive, 10:30 a.m. James C. Lavender An Albany, N.Y., disappeared some 34,000 books and period- from libraries to other areas. of Greenville, died Wednesday daughters, Mrs. Ellen Kelley, M4 al;% 4 Ltoon (luring each of three recent in that city. Born in Stetson, Ft. Benning, Ga., Mrs. Ha Oren Mitchell )ea rs - nearly 3.000 books Me., she is a former resident of Thayer, Warick, N. Y., Mrs. Kenneth Myles worth more than $30,000. Sanford and formerly attended Louise Hall, and Miss Annainac Mae Reedy E. "The twin economic presUpsala Presbyter'n Church. (;unsolus, both of Franklinville, Alberta Rowland sures of inflation and budget Survivors include a dahter, N. V.; sister, Mrs. ha Jacobs, Edgar Osborn. BeBary cut cks, ba which currently afMrs. Eric Vihlen; grand- Gerry, N. V.: 18 grandchildren Frankic lc lUll. Deltona fect the nation's libraries, make daughter, Mrs. William 11cr- and two great-grandchildren. Edna S. Parker, Deltona apparent the seriousness of nosky Jr., Sanford and four Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin YOU CAN OWN A book losses," says Robert great-grandchildren. Funeral Borne, Eustis, is in — — TEHRAN. famous diary in 1660 and anothIran Al' Hunida. "But the teahouse tradition Wed geworth, :t l.t's executive WESTERN AUTO Gramukow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. e befor American that preserves the language er English writer, Edwacd dreds of years director. charge of arrangements. STORE IN: 'The cost of a missing book patriots dumped British tea in and history of ancient Persia is Walter, wrote the first eulogy to Lake Mary, Fla. snut also be measured in other Boston Harbor — an act that a marvel that travelers to mod- tea In 1663. Funeral NOtICeS ('l.lFFOltD ;uNsoi.us Interlachen, Fla. — tea was ern-day Iran can see for The longing for tea produced spawned rebellion themVS. What's the value of a sto. Thursda 's high 86. today's Newberry, Fla. one of the world's great forlen volume that is out of print' playing an important part in the selves." low 65. SENWAY. MRS. JOSEPHINE—. Clifford(;unsolus. 71 of Today visitors to Tehran, tunes, the English East India Shi(10 you value the dis.. history of another country. Thcre is in i.ppIstInh, .*JiLIH.. to Funeral ervucei for mrs. Cloudy through Saturday. how (;rand Island, died Tuesday in Persian troubadours were ram, Persepolis and other Ira- Tea Co., which flourished from the abo' town, for ., Auto Josephine flInway, 93. Of Thundershowers likely mainly appointment of a shut-in who Orlando. Born in Humphrey, N. Greenville, who died Wed th e stirrin g his- nian cities can witness the cen- 166C to ll'M, wh.le in th e next Aiate Siore IIint hardj,c. keeping alive porting 5004.15, autumotise stipplic'. during datim.'. Highs upper has been waiting for a book, V., he moved to Florida seven neSday. will be held at 10 a m tory of their ancient land tunes-old custom at teahouses century Amr. .s taste for tea furniture. refngeraiors, frccic,s, w4t. 80s. lows tonight near 70. only to be told that the book IS Salufday, at the graveside in years ago from Franklinville, through recitations in hundreds for the price of a cup of tea — turned bitter upon the enact- ers. lekis&n%. CH.'. r.1io. other Oaklawn Memorial Park with Southeast winds 10-15 m.p.h. lost? N V. He was a retired dairy And what's the value of a of teahouses all over Persia. one rial, a penny and a half in ment of the Tea Act of 1773, ckcrnni. cli: Rey Ben F Whitner officiating Rain probability 60 per cent missing book to a student who W will him oo, hclp install your farmer. lie was a member of Gramkow Funeral Home precipitating the American and The saga they read, called the American currency. %tore provide coun'eIIing after today, 20 per cent tonight arnl so needs it to prepare for an charge of arrangements the Free Methodist Church of Iran's Ministry of Culture and n. or epic of kings, Revolution. up- Shah-na ou're open. Financing is as.iil.ibk to coming exam?" per cent Saturday. Sanford and Eustis, the Eastern was recited in Persian. Written Art is using television to GUN SO. US. CLIFFORD— In England, meanwhile, the qua1tf prospects. 1f >ou'rc inicresled .14 Reference in owning )our own %c,lcrn Auto EXTENDED FORECAST Milk Producers Assn and the Funeral services for Clifford books, expensive by the poet I"erdowski in ap- enhance the popularity of the brew helped bring the sexes to- Store As'sociate call ihi, loll urc Gunsolus. 71, of Grand Island. Considerable cloudiness with and always useful, are most proximately 1000 A.D., it readings. AAHP. Government-spon- gether. Couples drank It in the number iotl.*y. who died Tuesday in Orlando. scattered thundershowers. commonly removed from k recounted the stories of5oof the sored performances by some of London pleasure gardens, an Ile is survived by his wile, will be held Saturday at 11 am *00-821-7700 Ext. 818 highs mainly in the mid and braries without being checked ancient civilization's kings and the better known storytellers elegant pastime that fostered Mrs. Thelma Gunsolus, Grand from the chapel of Zeller, upper 80s. Lows in the lower60s out. So are current best sellers, queens. Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral Or write: are being aired on Iranian tele- social graces and nurtured conuome with Rev. Harry E. R T. extreme north to the 70s along They usually disappear shortly Renfro. 'P. Western Aui, The custom of telling these vision. Art festivals held regu- versation to a fine art. 1101 Grind .%c. k.,n,.,s C,tr, Mo. Mlhl4 LA. be in Lakeside Memory Gar Saturday's Daytona Beach libraries, in fact, more than 20 nated by troubadours, or nag- lure readings of the Shahnama. bution to this tea culture in the nd ciirnplcl IJ,frC, denS. Friends may call at tuneral home today 24 and 7 9 tides: high 3:37 a.m., 4:15 p.m., per cent of all new books vanish hals, in order to preserve a And with the inauguration of art and practice of cha-no-yu, A plaques P m Hamlin and H,lbish i n c, low 9:51 am., 10:26 p.m. Port in less than a year. WESTM AM precious heritage that was its nonstop service between the beautiful Japanese tea idler, Kennedy and Hambn i __________ COUNTRY CLUB ROAD _____ Canaveral: high 3:21 a.m., 4:01 . Funeral Home of Euslis is in The problem has driven Ii-threatened when Mohammedan New York and Tehran, Iran Air ceremony. Painters too were charge of arrangements. p.m., low 9:43 a.m., 10:06 p.m. bran)' directors to seek out ex. Arabs conquered Persia in 636 will add a Jet-age "teahouse" inspired by tea. .I • *i 'h.I,. ,n. S. IOU .it. UCLII UtLd3 area UI WV trense measures to control sin- " "°" " where stewardesses will serve authorized withdrawals, such language and customs. This national epic, similar to tea, grown in northern Iran, as keeping book stacks closed to Homer's Iliad, was learned by from a gleaming Persian samothe public or adding guards at heart and passed on from gen- var. exits. however, closed stacks eration to generation by word of In Iran, where per capit's are a nuisance to users and The tradition made a consumption of tea ranks mouth. expensive in terms of library deep impression upon a popu- among the world's highest at 77 personnel needed; hiring lace largely unable to read. But pounds, tea drinkers enjoy their guards for libraries (which are memorizing the Shah-nama national drink with plenty of often open 70 to 120 hours a was a monumental task for the sugar and often sip it through a week) is also costly. naghal. It consists of 60,000 lump of sugar they hold beAs an alternative, many li- lines of prose and poetry, an tween their teeth. braries have equipped them- undertaking that took FerWhile tea has had considerselves with electronic detection dowski ihis first name is able impact on Asiatic civsystems which alert library unknown) 35 years to complete. ilizations, the desire for the personnel when a book is being H was the Persian fondness beverage has also influenced :aken out without being for tea that prompted scholars Western cultures. The first charged properly. to use the teahouse setting as a newspaper advertisement for Book detection systems are in means of reaching the widest tea appeared in a London news'4 use In more than 600 libraries In possible population. paper in 1658, mmcl announced: the United States. Sensitized "Ever since the Chinese in- "That excellent and by all phymaterial inserted in a book or troduced the brew in 350 AD., siclans approved China drink, periodical triggers an alarm tea has exercised a vast In- called by the Chinese, Tcha, by wher a book, .ract "dcscaflucitce ukur LIE difous of 11*11 other nations, lay, alias tee, is (lied" during proper checkout, and nations," says William L. sold at the Sultanes.s Head CofIs carried through an elec- Hanaway Jr., professor of Per- fee House." tronically scanned exit. The li- sian Language and Literature Samuel Pepys recorded his brary attendant then asks the at the University of Pennsytva- tea-tasting experiences in his Played 1\ Key Role WEATHER 19 \%Cst(ii ,' i•,I. After refreshing themselves with Coke and orange pop, the Eskimos tossed the empty cans out on the ice. They also listened to Johnny Cash music on a transistor radio. - ,.. ,", As they approached the edge of the ice, a party of returning hunters warned that the ice by the open water was treacherous. So Bernton and his friends pitched their tents a safe distance from the open water. The canvas tents, Introduced by 18th-century whaling ships which sailed out of San Francisco, were lined with wooden racks and then were filled with caribou skins. 'I) Inside the tent, a Coleman stove was lit and they dined on Spam, bread and hot tea. They.' slept until 3:00 a.m. when a companion shook Bernton awake, "We have to go quickly," the Eskimo said : urgently. "The radio says there Is going to be a 40-mile-an-hour wind pretty soon." This could have broken up the ice and left them stranded on a Floating iceberg. ' The approaching storm ended the whale hunt before it got started. By dawn's eerie Arctic light, they headed back to Barrow, the roar of their snowmobile shattering the frozen stillness. r 'r - SATURDAY, MAY 22 Corn Boil sponsored by Congregational Christian Ch ur ch Men's Club, 5-7 p.m. 24th and Park. In H istony Of Pers I Scientists Penetrate 'Secure' Computer The 1108 is in widespread use throughout the government, The White House, all the military services and several federal agencies use the system to store sensitive information. Not only top defense secrets but personal details the goi.ernmerit gathers about private individuals are contained iii 1108 computers. The Navy scientists write that they inserted "trap doors" in the system. "At the user's ezpet&, we were able to covertly copy their files. Had we wanted to, we could have destroyed or selectively rewritten them." What an enemy could do with this access to highly classified information is alarming. It also has grave privacy impLications since the files on private citizens would also be compromised. The scientists who engineered this computer break-In wrote that they believe "penetration of large (operating systems) can be performed at very low cost. However. because thor, 'e fe" welI-docuznented examples of such penetration, there is a false sense of security among system . lea JACK ANDERSON ' - AREA thing." theless is hardly that of the job-seeker who reads upward again. This is but one example of an American who about the recovery and then finds It doesn't In each of their defeats, they told me, they feels he hasn't yet participated in the eco- apply to him. were consoled by Mr. Ford, urged to keep going. Actually, it is presumed that Carter believes nomic recovery. You can find his like in a wide Many thousands of these people are now After each victory, however small, they were that Christ's reappearance would mean joy on variety of pursuits, including unskilled workers counted as unemployed for the first time in a as given encouragement. earth, at least for the faithful. Dr. W. C. Fields. and stock market Investors. year. That is, they were listed before an officer of the Southern Baptist Convention , As always, economic conditions vary discouraged workers - those who had given up Now I have reason to believe that this current (Carter's sect preference), says couplings geographically, and they vary also among oc- looking — and thus not counted in the labor force. effort will fail — this setting timetables for doomsday with the Second Advent is extremist. cupations, age groups and industries, and even Now that their hopes are up but their op. himself and for Congress under which four to "The Bible is full of parabolic and rhetorical by sex. But some people seem to feel the ex- portunities aren't, these saddest of the sad have seven major regulatory agencies would be taken passages which can be interpreted however ceplions are more common this year. ascended into the ranks of the officially unem- up each year over a four-year period. And under people wish." Fields says most Southern BapOne explanation seems to be that some of the ployed. At least they are now counted, if they are which the president would be committed to tist.s believe that doomsday will come on an problem areas are very close to the basic needs not included in the recovery, writing specific reform proposals each of these individual basis for everyone, naturally, but that of people. Meanwhile, many Americans listen to some years for each agency. And also under which after 10 billion year!'if cosmic history, only 2000 While the employment situation Is improving, monetary and fiscal officials proclaim that the Congress would be required to take action within of which has been occupied by Christians, the for example, more than seven million Americans recovery is threatening to get out of hand and nine months or, failing that, to vote yes or no on idea of God setting fire to the earth is can't find jobo, and while consumer prices in therefore needs to be restrained. They can each presidential proposal on the Senate and philosophically remote. general have been rising less slowly, the price of hardly be encouraged. house floors, bypassing further committee Yet Carter may demur from now until, well, a new house has rocketed ahead. No proliferation of numbers can convince the action. hell freezes over, and he will still be thought of by Ironically, the news about a recovering discouraged or the nonparticipant. As does This asks Congress to grant President Ford some as a symbol of what the revelations of St. economy seems to make the contrast even worse everyone else, they believe that recovery begins more initiative in this area than I think it is John called the come back of Alpha-Omega. because it tends to raise expectations. The with them. willing to do. We sent our reporter, Hal Bernton, to the northernmost town on the continent, Barrow, Alaska, near the tip of a tiny peninsula Jutting into the Ice-bound Arctic Ocean to spend a week with the Eskimos. His assignment was to report the effect of the Alaskan oil fever upon the Eskimo culture. The highlight of Bernton's stay with the Eskimos was a whale hunt. The Eskimos told how white intruders were scaring off the great whales, whose blubber Is still one of their staple foods. One hunting party had waited on the ice nearly a week for a whale to appear in the open water, they said, only to see It frightened away by a low-flying plane. Nevertheless, the Eskimos took Bernton with them on a whale hunt. lie trotted alongside a sealskin boat which was lashed to a wooden sled. His Job was to help keep the sled on the narrow trail that twisted through the Arctic ice pack. They raced over the ice as Eskimos have been doing for hundreds of years. Yet there was evidence of the encroachment of the white civilization. The sled was pulled not by a team of Husky dogr, Ni t by a Skiddo snowmobile, The Eskimos also tired sooner than their forebears would have and stopped for Coke breaks. "Last time I felt as hod as this," one Eskimo companion panted, "I'd been on a drunk for a week." He added, "Yet I've been smoking since I was nine." . HOSPITAL JOHN CUNNIFF managers, many of whom believe that holes in their sy.!ems exist in theory but are, In practice, not possible to exploit." The governmen now claims to have plugged the holes describeu in this report. But the scientists claim "that no individual can understand such large and haphazardly constructed systems and the systems are bound to have holes." The General Accounting Office GAO, in a private tudy, found that some government employes have already turned their knowledge of these "holes" to their own profit. The GAO Investigated 69 cases of criminal computer fraud, which cost the government more than $2 million in losses. A clerk discovered, for example, that she could introduce fictitious food stamp claims into is computer on behalf of a'cornplices. They collected more than $90,000 in fraudulent benefits before they were caught as a result of an anonymous tip. Footnote: Rep. John Moss, D.-Calif., who has learned about the computer spying, has alerted both the House and Senate Armed Services committees, urging an investigation. WHALE HUNT: For centuries, the Arctic sea rnamma1s, particularly the whale, have J i'kiT.3 wtth i (he Iuud, clothing and shelter they needed to survive in the most hostile environment on earth. _______ Gis card Winds Up Trip I WASHINGTON — Some of our most sensitiv' national secrets could be tapped by a few bright computer experts with access to a telephone. A startling government report, which has been declassified but not released to the public, tells how a group of Navy scientists cracked a UnIvac 1108 computer system using an ordinary telephone. Yet the system was supposed to be FRIDAY, MAY21 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. Longwood AL dosed, 8 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church. Seminole YMCA Gra-Y annual Parent-Son Ban quet, 6:30 p.m., Lyman High School cafeteria. _____ Jerusalem Clashes Continue 1 people around here and they'll tell you the same successful emergency landing although the aircraft's undercarriage collapsed when it touched down on the runway, officials say. Pilot James Allbright, 35, and co-pilot Berry Wacker, 27, escaped without injury through the plane's side door after it skidded 1,000 feet along the run way Th ursday. The two pilots are from Florida but their home towns were not available. "All I wanted to do was to get the hell out of there when we came to a standstill," Allbright said. • I by God to Escape ______ NASSAU, Bahamas (AP)— An Air Haiti cargo pla ne Flying with one engine of two engines out of service made a WASHINGTON - Once a president takes to tailoring his policies to fit the primaries or the polls, there's no end to it. Few take seriously '-.-.-'.--....-.' even those programs on which he's set his heart, • election or no election. Now, by gosh and by golly, the true believers 3 This Is the unfortunate situation in which are more sure than ever. A milleniurn is op. .., President Ford now finds himself. It is no secret proaching tthe year 2000) which for many 1' that Mr. Ford upped his naval shipbuilding significant. Then there is the state of the world, request immediately following the Texas which many feel was prophesied in Revelations. primary. Or that, faced with charges from Mr. Finally, there is Jimmy carter. Ronald Reagan, he asked Congress for perFew will come right out with it: That the mission to keep the production lines open for born-again peanut grower is another sign of the .. . • more Minutemen. Or that he has put off action on Second Advent. But this sentiment is apparently some very significant negotiations with the taking root and may spread. Here on the edge of Soviet Union and, it appears, with Panama. the Bible Belt, some people say that since God With this jittery knee-jerk reaction in mind, it works in mysterious ways they would not be is no wonder that there's a tendency In this town surprised if the former Georgia governor is some to write off as politics Mr. Ford's latest hard-line of His doing. A Pentecostal preacher, for inproposal aiming at emasculation of the wasteful, stance, says Carter comes along In "the nick of costly programs now built into the federal time." lie will not comment beyond that, but regulatory agencies, programs which it is grins instructively with the satisfaction of one estimated cost us as consumers multibillions with the satisfaction of one with inner each year in higher prices and in inefficiently knowledge. run industries — inefficient because hamstrung by unnecessary, wrongly enforced, counThe scinario, to use a secular word, is simple • • enough. Not for years has faith been a political terproductive or vague rules. This reporter knows this program is dear to issue, and in that time theological morality has Mr. Ford's heart. lie has drawn men in from had a rough time of it. God warned us of our wayward lurch, sending along such human industry and the colleges and given them conO&I 0101k devils as Adolf Hitler, but we would not listen or siderable authority. He has lobbied against "Beat iti" see. Thus today, as the Russian poet overregulation as he has lobbied for no other Yvetushenko says It, "the price of revolver program I know of. He has used every legal lubricant rises while that of human life falls." executive trick In the book and pushed programs, whole and piecemeal, through And so it's nearly over. Enter Carter, in the nick committees of Congress thorugh aides in whom of time, a man clearly qualified to prepare us for he had trust. the end. Now in all this, a continuing effort which It is certainly not apparent that Carter would NEW voui' sAP) — the official s:ausuc discouraged worker re-enters the labor force, began shortly after he became president, Mr. want to prepare us for anything but a new show that savings and loan associations h e only to find he can't find a job. The young couple, Ford was under no illusions. Key men in this beginning. Heown is a count spread-the-word Jesus patriot, record arnounLs of money to lend, but a builder in tired of renting, decides to buy - and finds the program have admitted to this reporter time and praying by his "some 25 times a day." • again that, by all precedent, the assault on and telling the voters of it even oftener than that. uwie New York complains he can't makes price too high. overlapping and stiffling regulation had little The typical new single-family dwelling now is And as for the Savior's return, J.C. (!) has sales because his customers can't get mortgagez. estimated to cost $43,700— far beyond the ability chance of success. But they calculated that in • recently advised the Bible class in his home town "The 25 largest lenders around here haven't of a couple with gross income of $13,000. And the maintaining the pressure, and by excising a that "Jesus hasn't told us when he's coming — made more than a few mortgages in the past few initial cost is only part of the story; operating section of the antiquated rules here and a section but we should be ready." Yet he has carefully months," he said. "You ask any of the real estate expenses also are rising, there, they might eventually be able to break the denied any feeling that he is "chosen be president," and those close to him say they doubt he believes in the holocaust or doomsday theory of the Second Coming. Narrow ______ _e 0 _.. MANILA. The Philippines iAPi - Hijackers seized control of a Philippine Airlines Jet with 103 persons aboard today and forced the craft to land In Zamboanga, wellinformed sources said. Th ey re ported the craft was quickly surrounded by government armored cars after it stopped on the runway. The HACI 11 jet was hijacked as it took off from Davao, 600 miles south of here, en route to Manila, the sources said. Zamboanga is 250 miles west of Davao, and both cities are on the island of Mindanao. Manila Is on the island of Luzon. The so ur ces said th e hijackers were not identified. It was not immediately known how many were involved nor how the plane was seized. tii : -. BRIEF Hijackers Seize Control Of Philippine Airlines 'Jet Reform Effort Hamstrung t, CALENDAR 11., .- RAY CROMLEY Carter Esteem Rising 'secure . 110 Look for County Planning and Zoning Chairman Bill Kirchhoff to announce soon (probably by this weekend) his intention to rim for the Seminole County Commission seat occupied by Sid Vthlen Jr. Kirchhoff, 37, is a lifelong resident of Seminole County and a stockbroker for an Orlando investments firm. When Kirchhoff announces, he will be the only Republican seeking the office occupied by a Democrat. A member of the P&Z board for five years. Kirchhoff is no stranger to controversy and he, also, is no stranger to politics. He has made his voice heard on several issues. One such issue was Kirchhofrs opposition to the county's position toward railroads when the big controversv was on concerning the railroad crossing at SR-46. The Democrats will be fighting to retain the Friday, May 21, 17—SA . . Footnote: We'll have more reports from Bernton on life with the Eskimos In future :; column,. 1' �- . . ____ ~, - M I _*_ 10 Pringle , Sparks Tr ibe Orange Win, 24- 5-pound sophomore Is extheir problems getting outside, reacted quickly, intercepted, ball and he recovered a fumble around left end. interference. His play broke the yards via pass interference. it howcvcr, he will look better and raced 35 yard.,- for a White on the 20-yard line of the Johnson showed that the game for the Orange. When the was two plays later when he pected to mature even more by Herald Correspondent because he will have a fuller TI). Orange but couldn't put it Seminoles will have a wide open White failed to move after tucked in a 35-yard pass from next fall. His lateral movement was good and he choked down bag of tricks to call from. The Fetton, playing both ways, across because of a bad snap offense next year. What aerials Fetton recovered the early Renaud and a score Speed, Speed, Speed. Orange drive inside the 20Coach Jerry Posey was in. one time Litton did get around had a good night on defense. His from center, two incompleted he did not catch, he got yardage second half fumble on the Robert Charles had a good tense, enthused and smiling as end he looked exceptionally reactions kept him around the passes and an attempted sweep with anyway by way of pass Orange 20, Johnson picked up 30 game at defensive tackle. The yard line. he watched the Seminole High good and he scored from 12 ___ Seminoles put on a big play yards out. Larry Fetton ap-1 spectacular Thursday night at peared to have great potential P' . . 11.1 W111111110 __ Seminole Stadium as the getting to the outside. His - ~~_--O- -Orange whipped the White, 24- lateral movement was good and 12 . K=. . 12, in an intra-squad game, he showed an occasional upfield .1 Isetting the tone for a May 28 explosion. ________ . of jamboree date at Lake Branme &!imp w; cineeted be I 4t &4. tley. amatchup between Prmgle and , 1 II I .. "(verall we are quicker and Tim Raines, but the scrappy z.. . . / stronger than we were last year little halfback didn't get far into I . when we were 9-2 including the contest on this night suE -. ~ 1111111, J Rotary Bowl victory, assistant lering a twisted ankle early and .'' ;.-. -,. -, coach Roger Beathard said. not seeing any second half .Wearing his No 81 orange action at all uniform, inc ball game . :rnl Scott Worly was mpressive belonged to Greg Pringle. He onthekickoff played . . .. . tU tion haifbackandfullbackandwith concentra good and his first steps had autnority. The coaching staff ' i i:-i. . -. ____ good explosion . cautumMr.Everythlngandlet . 'V -.,-.".Riins had an outstanding him play the positions to prove . .'- '1 .?Y fie the was positive and defensie game it Pi-Ingle p'completely exciting on every play, and run and then when the short Charlie Hollis 44. Duwaync Hoglen (5), Tim Palmer (60), Ricky Charles Rlgglna 80) puts best shoulder forward as blacker Tim Ralnes slips making cut, Henry Gilchrist up for stop proved a natural leader he's outside pass was tried, he Mann (53) pick angles of pursuit. Gilchrist watches from sitting position. "He's just tough. Danny Flint 64) watches. r'nvnint' Posey i described Pringle. Pringle opened up the night's scoring with a quick burst up SPORTS the middle in the first quarter. His up the middle running was one of the many significant Friday, May21, 1176 IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. things he did during the game. __________________ __ Surprisingly, however, the ieam as a wnoie was very poor around end, and that included Scripps Memorial Hospital. SAN DIEGO (Al') - This absorber broke," David re Pringle. The backfield, in"They were going to ampuweek, David Goldberg pitched called. "We slowed down and cluding the motion man his first Little League game in all of a sudden, it happened." tate the arm," said David. sweeping, appeared slow A baseball jersey he had been "Then the doctors saw some almost a year, striking out sevgetting to the outside and en batters in three innings, carrying caught in the movement in my little finger. If rarely made the upfield cut. Not bad for an 11-year-old kid motorcycle chain, pulling him the linger hadn't moved, they Pringle came out throwing whose arm nearly was severed off the bike and sending his arm would have taken the arm off." from the quarterback slot in the "I had no flexation in the in a motorcycle accident last through the spinning steel second half and his long aerial June. spokes of the rear wheel. Within s%Tist and could only move two counted even though tipped "The child is unreal," said his seconds, the spokes had cut fingers," he said. away because of pass inThrough February and mother, Carol, who fought off through bone and nerves, leavterference. On the second * tears as she watched her son ing only a small piece of skin March, he tried and failed. possession of the third quarter, throw pitch after pitth as if holding his left arm to his body. "Then one night, I had a dream Pringle hit Darrell Johnson for Dr. Tony Woodall, at the field that I could catch the ball by nothing had ever happened to a 30-yard pass to the white 35him. for an awards ceremony that closing the glove with the other yard line. Pringle came out e •, "1 was riding on the back of day, splinted the severed arm hand. I tried it and it worked." momentarily with a sore knee He signed up for a minor my brother's motorcycle when and wrapped it in a plastic bag and Mark Renaud passed to we hit a bump and the shock as the youth was rushed to little League team and kept . Johnson for the score. practicing with his brother. In the fourth quarter Pringle David is playing again found a small opening up the pitching, batting and fielding. center and scampered for his \. llealsoplaystennisand tackle second TD of the evening. football with his sewn-on arm. Pringle, at 6-1 and 185 pounds, His only problem, he says, is ~. will be half of the defensive end constantly havin, to explain to tandem which Posey rates other youngsters how he got the best defensive end pair in . Civitan gave Bowl America homer that put Civitan ahead, allik. thosestrange-looking scars on fl_ the area. The other side is -its biggest scare of the season 4-1. L his arm. Ifl.__l__ i- -: Inuxy in me aanioru assie I1l uowiers arro ed 1110)1. tell them I got bitten by a ,4. 9_- , .,7;. I league, leading the undefeated 3 in the second and it stayed shark," he says. White Thursday. . . -. • . frmt-runners for four frames that way until a two-out wa!k in before bowing to a two-out, last- the fifth, followed by a pair of I stri?I inning rally, M. game playing eri,r5, opened the door for the K 0 ferlsive center and defensive . cnrnin, deluge. I In another contest, AN ICA~ - ::::.X-', wanis _nose man for the Orange. Yolanda Dixon poled a twohumiliated Crown Pawn Shop, J~~ -- , 1 3 John Litton looked good in run homer for Crown Pawn 2M. sports for the Whites The 6-1, Shop, but it was only a spoon Bowl Americ now 10-0 had bailing against an ocean of 10 175 lb., quarterback has good Knights of Columbus laun Ilerbulis double sparked a B a (Ic 0 c k I" U r It it U r e ched second half action in the four-run sixth-inning rally that -move, a good arm, and strong Ken not trailed all year at the end of walks 10 errors and 14 Kiwanis Meadows M. Jim Edmonds (82) stretch arms skyward to comp leted innin" legs. When the Seminoles cure attempt blocking pass. but hits Gail Whitted paced the capitalized on 11 walks and Junior League division of finally buried the Veterans. Michelle Nooney capped a first- avalanche with four singles and eight errors to register a 144 Sanford's Little League Wells spun a two-hitter for the over Chase & Co. in a Thursday by thrashing V.F.W., victory, one of the blows being stanza rally with a three.ruri four runs scored. Senior League baseball game 13-5. James Pnsley's two, run homer BOWL AMERICA CROWN PAWN SHOP Thursday. K of C, which finished one in the third. Clarence Scippio Barbara Robare it c Donald Lively outlasted game behind victorious Elks in whacked a round-tripper for the I I. DeeDee Hogan p 3 1 I Dana Ernst lb 2 0 0 losing pitcher Greg Latour, the first-half standings, led only winners. Tina Turner ss 2 1 0 SllarleneHubbard 2b 1 1 1 giving up two hits to four by S4 after three frames. But Bob Delia Benton 3b KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 2 1 0 Yolanda Dixon tf 2 1 I -. Latour. Luann Sctiautleet it Al R H 3 I 0 Wells' single and Bernie Von Kim Widener )b 2 0 0 By HUGH ANSLEY an r-.---- _ - - ______ . in ..•- - , 17 - 3 :....... . - .. - :....: . - - . :' , - - ,_•••,_ . . - - • _. i .- w--- . . ,. . -- .- -. - - as . . nn qtrnnu, " '"n' N Severed He ' s B a ck T P*ltch Arm - * Down By 5= 3, Bowl Gals Trium ph- , - flr___ - w- '- fl't_..__J__. ---- &L_ fl__f_Se - :.' ___________ - 9=5 - L__J1_J L. n K Opens B a ci c C -5 Triumphs V.F.W. By __. #''- a, - - . - - "i t' Jackie Link 7b II Marl Baker lb Lisa Robar,c Angie Weter 2b Kim HammeIct Pat Markey Ct Marilyn Gray ri Vickie Jernigan rf Totals - - - _, - " - . 1 1117 3 2 1 Michelle Widener c lb 3 1 2 Jane Strandberg p 2 0 0 Donna Fitzpatrick It 1 0 0 Susan Mann Cf 1 0 0 Sylvia Mergosl 1 1 1 Jan Johnson 55 1 0 0 Brenda Brown is I 1 1 Totals 24 7 KIWANIS 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 BADCOCK FURNITURE Al N H Donald Livelyp 3 2 0 0 Lou Lively Ci 1 2I 0 Mike Barber nib 2 1 i I 0 0 Ed Bussard 3b is 1 o a 0 0 Grady Leggett 2b 1 3 0 II 3 2 Harry Jones rI 3 2 ° Wayne Lively It 4 1 0 A0 4R H Wayne Kelly Ben Slaughter lb 3 2 1 I I I Totals 27 2 2 1 CHASEACOMPANY 3 3 2 Al R H 2 1 0 KevIn Cr,usec 2 I 0 2 2 I Keith Cowan 2b 3 0 0 4 3 2 Griffith is 4 i I 0 0 Greg LaTour p 3 0 3 2 I Paul 0dm lb 2 a I 4 Brian Burgess 3b 3 I 0 Tracy Towers If ci 3 0 0 2 1 0 Dan Berry ct I 0 0 0 2 0 Bill Melvin , o a 2 3 0 Ed Borgeirt 2 1 0 32 29 14 Totals 24 4 2 - CIVITAN - . ... -' - .,. K4thy Bledsoe rf Tere1a Smith rl Kim Edwards p Sherry Btedsoe is Michelle Nooney lb - , Mary Bledsoe 2b -; Robin Nooney C Cherie Waters ci Tern aerirens It Julie Blount lb _-. Mary Wynn sf Karen Ceresolist Totals a, " Mike BrCr I 8 I opof thhtgz in first quarter tackle Bowl America Civitan Toni Hardy p AS N H Odessa Cosgrove ci 1 I 0 Sandra Lester ci 1 0 0 Rowlyn Ross 3b 2 I 0 Lucinda Cefesoll tt 2 1 I Cyntha Dunbar rt 2 I I Valerie Cotton lb 2 0 0 Barbara Parker c 2 0 0 Jennifer Muth C 2 0 0 Ciii WhitledsS 2 0 0 Claudia mason 7b I 0 0 Blanche Whiffed Si I 1 0 Terry Forcesi I 0 0 Debo.'ahMcFaddenlf ie S 2 Totals 120 04- 0 Crown 410 00- 5 KiwanIs Steve Whittedss KCith Whitney ci Jeff Gionct Mke Wright 3b Bob Wells o Clarence Scippiort Bryant Von Herbulis Bernie Von 1$erbull lb Soft Fine 2b Rich d HOtt C ar Ferin It Jerry Durrell Smith If Totals VFW 0 0 2 0 1 3 Badceck Furn, 00111151-20 Chas, & Co. 070 241-1I 200 HG- • Garlifs Op r ens Ti'tle Defense (O\'MFR(F C"'I I trials begin today In the International Hot Rod Association's Dixie Nationals at At. . lanta I nternational ragwa), Final eliminations begin at 1 Waller Law c p.m. Sunday. The event will de- James Smith is i James Posel' 3b UUC winners in sour pr o arid Dennis Germain lb four sportsmen divisions. Jim Amos It Don Garlits of Tampa, last Chip Roil ri year's interna tional pro dr ag- Ken McGarvey C BrIan HilIsman 2b ster cham pion , is favored to win Wayne Connely 7b his specialty, lie won six of Mike Gaudreau p eight events last year and Totals recently won the World Nation- K of C V.F.W. al event at Amarillo Tex ' . '• Time - 1 30 3 2 0 I 0 I S 0 I 3 3 1 4 2 1 0 0 0 3 2 1 I 0 0 3 0 1 2 I I i o a 13 7 . . , AS N H 1 2 0 i 1 0 I 2 I 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 I 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 a a 13 52 'R urr1A,I _ &Jt - : - - ~ `q .i.. - I. .-" 4: 7 - - ?Wsi Defenie hu slight edge as firing out U Orange hurries macmu neutral zw th.4 ef White Octavtua Baker Z$ has wrapper by o.deIe 11 : I-V '- .4i$ In block. Pro Hockey Jai-Alai Pro Basketball p Major League Leaders (p th Harness Racing T gers Roar - in L 0L1 des f 5 2'21-3 Nazarene W ins, 6 5 Big, Bad Boston Not Scaring Suns oo- 6-5. A# I _ 'KEEP COOL The Holy Cross offense was highlighted by two-hit perJack from lormances Eltonhead, Lyn Grover, Bob I ',)'Neil, Dave Powers, Mark Robertson and losing hurler Tom West. Nazarene has another chance to advance when it takes on league-leading Pinecrest Baptist at 10 am. Saturday on the Fort Mellon Park diamond. In other Saturday contests, AU Souls meets First United -Methodist at 11:15 a.m., San1 ford Christian seeks its second season victory against holy Cross at 12:30 p.m., and First Assembly dashes with First Baptist in a 1:45 p.m. duel. 201 002 s-s Holy Cress Church of Nazarene 300 002 1-4 West. WP - Morgan. LP whcle teammates ken Smith W, Tim Palmer 1601 look d r eft Mak n g Seaver L osi n g Touc h t A' _____ Minor Leagues on tin u e Slide Mets -_ ., jV 3.2. CHURCH STANDINGS W L Pd. GB Pinecrest Baptist s 1 .727 Firstbaplst 6 3 667 1 Fjrt Met nodesl 7 1 .636 I • Uivrchi of Nazarene 6 5 544 st Presbyterian 4 516 2 All Souls S & .ss 3 Aiaembly of God 4 6 AN 3'.-1 Holy Cross 1 Sanford Christian I 9 .100 4'-, b ' Baseball .. Move 023 2141 - 13 2U III - - ." .) . ' -i--. - , , y i.J '.1 _____ It K i ., . - i I ind -f - D . - 42 - ....% / VV V,O% C.ilifornla 6. Texas 3 T. J. O. - 1. FIRST Turnir, SD, 4; 5 hid With 3. . minn"Offt 7 2. Sh.Iieqazade HOME R5-Kingman, NY, IS; Only games scheduled 3.HobbysChagef(Becaer). 4. Dusty Schmidt, Phi, 15; Monday, Chi. • AMERICAN LEAGUE Today'; Dams; Tag (Kucia), S . D. J. First (Jet Cey, LA, I; Cedeno, Min. 7. East Detroit (Bare 21) at Batti. George Brett keyed a five-run STOLEN BASES-Morgan, Cm, litton). 6. Robins Kim (Btrttriak). By The Associated Press .: W L Pd Dl more (Palmer 5-4), (n) Id; Cedeno, Hint, 11; GrIffey, Cm, 10. 7, TalIga Mist (Sica). S. SPiY seventh inning as Kansas City New York 19 It .633 Milwaukee (Travers 21) at iMangual Mon. 7; Cebell, Mtn, 7; LOIS (Binneti) Baltimore 16 II .533 3 Carl Yastrzemnskl had his . .. whipped Oakland and plunged Cleveland (Dobson 3-I). (n) SECOND- Ban Jour Quick Buckner, LA, 7, Boston ii lb 467 S hands up, but he did his hitting Boston (Tiant 3 2) at New i'-. h'sAseven games behind the Detroit the PITCHING (4 Decisions)- (Hobbs) 2. ChiCki1pICktt' (Thomp1 . 13 15 .464 3 York (Ellis 4-1). (rtl 3 Friday Star (Kinsley). I Lonborg. Phi, 4.0. I 000. 2.10 with a bat and left the punching . Royals in the American League Milwkee 11 II .4.40 51. California (Kirkwood 1-3) at Metlack, NY, 4-0. 1.000, 2.07 Hough, Royal Lobo (Rauch), S. Or.Rutt Cleveland others. 13 17 .433 6 West Texas (Briles 31). LA. 40, 1000. 3.20 C.Metzger. SD, i. (KucIa) 6. Star Student (D'Amato), I West Oakland (Blue JAI at Chi The A's took a 4-2 lead in the , 1.000, 100 Rooker, Pgh, 3-1, .533, 7. Saunders Echo (Sirk). 8. Judge Kin Cite 20 10 66/ After a bench-clearing sixthcago (Brett 00). (n) 2.22 Xoosman, NY, 4.1, .600, 3.09 Floyd a (RI Resur). top of the seventh on Don Bay- Texas 19 1? .613 I' Kansas City (Leonard I-li at Christenson. Phi, 1-1, .500, 3.12 inning brawl that ieatured fibsTHIRD- I . Bullet Freight br's second solo home run of Minnesota 16 15 516 412 Minnesota (Decker 2-3). (n) Strom, SD, 41. .500, 3.41. (KurtzwcrTh), 7. Torpedo Byrd (No ton's Carlton Fisk and Bill lee Oakland IS 19 .141 1 the game and Phil Garner Saturday's Games STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, 63; Driver).). Camden Jody (Kucla) I. Chicago I? 16 ' against New York's Lou P1. .I- .- Milwaukee at Cleveland R double The Royals then California P.Pliekro, Atl, 49; Montefusco, SF, Bar'.dido Ranger (Piper) S. Prompt II 23 .378 9' i Oakland at Chicago niella and Craig Nettles, Yasir16; Lolich, NY, 35; J,Richard, Mtn, Pick (Hierpe), 6 Prince Desmond ., , ,. batted around. Thursday's Results Kansas City at Minnesota (Dvoracek), I. scotti Tron (Aldrich) zemski went to work. He Boston S. New York 2 -. -I-. .,,j,, Angels 6, Rangers 3 . . Detroit at Baltimore, (n) , 5. Rudy Adams (0. Spriggs) Kansas City 8 Oakland 4 slammed a tie-breaking two.. , .Boston a? '4ø' "-. (n) Andy Etchebarren's two-nm FOURTH- 1. Speedy Hans (T. California at Texas. in) run homer in the eighth inning crankI. 2. Matilda Lobell double capped a three-run Sunday' s Games (Whayland). 3. J D.'S Mike (Rau), and another two-run shot in the F eighth inning that propelled Milwaukee at Cleveland, 2 i Decatur Boy (No Driver), S with as the Red Sox waltzed to SOUTHERN LEAGUE Oakland at Chicago, 2 California over Texas. The Fercury Shooter (Hierpe). 6. Zeke Devito" an 8-2 victory over the Yankees Boston at New York 1. What Acclaim . Rangers had rallied from an W. I.. Pd, OS Perkins (Hebi'Ing) Detroit at Baltimore (Porter) S. Cinders McElwyn Thursday night. Orlando 71 IS 5$3 . early deficit to tie the game KanSas City di Minnesota Chare 20 IS m ' (Bridges) but Rusty Torres walked and California at Texas. (n) Sav$nnai 10 11 515 I'-', Coupled with the three home FIFTH- 1. Navy Admiral 7 Jackson'v'll, 12 21 364 (Kurtiworthl. 2. Tropic Wave Bobby Bonds singled for the runs Yax walloped against .. .. West,,',, Dlvfsl.a NATIONAL LEAGUE (Becker ),). Proud Blue Chip (Raul. i KflOiviO 20 . third time to open the eighth East troit one night earlier, it gave 1. Ocala Penny (Jefferson), S Chattanooga I IS u s Pc?. 01 COlwTtb',4 W L . before Bruce Bochte singled hliii a major league record-ty12 It 1 Lisbon Hanover (Vandervorl). & Phila 21 S .721 Mafgq,..,qy 12 20 . home Torres. Impulsi (Wilsey), 7. Speedy Don log live in two games. It was the - ,,. Pitts 20 13 .606 3 'fl.rsday'i Ns'wtts (Komori). I. Debutante hiss .. Texas starter Gaylbrd Perry C'arIotl. JecksOnville S. New York 20 16 .356 4'., first such feat in the American -. S (O'Kelley) S.vanwiaP, 6. Orlando Montreal 13 17 was replaced by Steve League since New York's Tony , Cti.ttan,00g. ColumbuS S I. IXTH- 1. Doug Dynamite (Van .. Chicago 11 19 421 Knoxville A4CntgQfTiIfy 4, Foucault, who gave up a sacriDeventer). 2. Adios Duchess 4iizeri did it 40 years ago. St Louis 15 21 .117 9', TaYs06M.s (Filtpilli). 3. Oteca Mis (Berel. lice before issuing an In,' At-cording to Yastrzemsld, it Orlando at Savannah west INDIANAPOLIS (AP) nak), 1. Satelite Son (Bridges), 5 Jacksowiil. of Ang Brewers' Gordon Thomas bundles upto keep warm in Milwaukee. tentional pass to load the bases. Los 21 13 639 also woke the fled Sox up. Knoxville at Montgoriv , Western Champ (Kurtrwarth). 6. J. Mario Andretti is expected to Cincinnati 21 14 601) 1 It, '3 Etchebarren's double drove C1ta?taroga at Columbus M. King (N. Neely). 7. Mutiny K. B. 11 17 .500 challenge Johnny Rutherford's San Diego (E. Hysill), S. Osnkosh (Gill). "Until the fight, Ed Figueroa in the eighth and then capped a catcher Fisk battled to a draw home the final two runs. $ 20 171 6 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE pole position-winning speed of Houston SEVENTH - 1. Pan Lady J. White Sox 3, Twins 2 was mowing us down and we four-run burst in the ninth with after a collision at the plate, alAtlanta 12 24 .333 11 NssiIwr,, Di,lsio., l (Donor), 2 Mr. Badeye (Dvorack), 188.957 miles an hour when the San Fran %%ere very complacent," he 12 21 .333 11 W. ... Pitt. as his record-matching blow, though Piniella suffered an inRich Coggins, Chet Lemonfinal weekend of qualification Tamps Thursday's Results said. "But there was a ire20 'as Grace Phillipsh S. Eds Elsewhere in the American jury to his right ring finger and and Jack Brohamer each drove for the May 30 Indianapolis 500 Lakeland St Louis 4. Pittsburgh 1 ,..,udy (Rau), 6. Little Juni per (S St Petersburg 16 It 457 1 lllendous will to win from the League, the Kansas City Royals went for X rays. Nettles, how- in a run and Rich Gossage begins Saturday morning. Houston S. San Diego 4 Winter Haven 1321 .361 7", Clerk),?. Bannas Baby (P. Neely), seventh inning on. It was Philadelphia S. New York 3 whipped the Oakland A's 8-4, ever, emerged with a clean de- scattered seven hits to lead the sm- OlvtsIss S Clever Trip (Van Deventer) San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 3 Miami 21 10 .007 first time since the World Series the California Angels downed cision over Lee and the Red Sox White Sox over the Twins. Janet Guthrie. meanwhile, EIGHTH- 1. Ocala Star Fly Ft LIVdIfd4IC IS IS 545 S Montreal 3, ChIcago 0 W. Palm Beech 14 16 167 ri (Jefferson, 2. Slick Bullet (FVipelli) ('ve seen the pulling together the Texas Rangers 6-3 and the left-hander suffered a serious Lemon, who also scored a run seemed almost in need of a Los Angeles 3. Atlanta 2 Pompn Beach 17 21 3.43n 3 Cypress Storm (Myers), 1. Today's Games attitude that we had last year." Chicago White Sox edged the injury to his pitching shoulder and stole two bases, put the miracle to get her speed up Tbeflday's Resatti Daytona Tern SeIders). 3. Carless S I. Loui's (Falcone 2.21 at Miami 7, 0 Palm stlrwh W"t Ifick Burleson started Bos- Nlinnewta Twins Balti. that will sideline him in- White Sox ahead to stay when within reasonable striking disStart IT. Crank), 6. More Reliable Lakeland 2, St Petersburg 1 Philadelphia (Carlton 3-1). (n) (WitSey), I. Star Dust Beau (Sr ton's late inning barrage with a more, Cleveland, Detroit and definitely, he broke a 1-1 tie in the second tance for a spot in the 33-car Fort Lauderdale 3. Pompano B.act, 7 New York (Matlack 1-0) at Clark) Winter Haven A. Tom" a two-run homer In the seventh Milwaukee were not scheduled. inning by singling with two outs lineup. Montreal (Rogers 2-4), (n) Royals 8, A's 4 Today's NINTH- I, Sam Ben.azi Ii Chicago (Frailing 1-0) at inning, Ya.strzemski connected Baserunner Piniella and Fort Lauderdale It Po"aa'o Beach Triples by Fred Patek and after Brian Downing doubled. Neely), 2. Santos Girl (Roy). Pittsburgh (Reuss 4 3 or Dime Miami at West Palm Beach Andretti, with a reputation as Sumter Princess (Culhane). 1. I'm Lak.land at $t Petersburg an outstanding qualifier, has at- ' 1 0), (n) Bye (Myers), 5. Dakota Beau Tampa at Winter Haven Cincinnati (Nolan 32) at San (S,Iders),6, Joyous Moye(Nielson ), I . I ready topped 188 mph. in Diego (Jones 7-2). (n) 7. Antigo (Petersen), S. Definer practice in his McLaren and Houston (Richard 33) at Los has consistently been the Fast- Angeles (Hooton 3 2), (it) TENTH- I. Color Me Beanie A t lanta (Messersmith 1-4) at 1Bnitt0', 2. Beatrice Way (R est of the two dozen or so cars San FranciSco (Dressier 00). WHA Playoffs Regurl, 3. Skipçy Lee (Provst). 1Finals still hoping to light their way n) Van Dale Byrd (Kinsley), S. Ace lest-of-I Series Saturday's Games into the lineup in trials S.aturHull (Kucia) 6. Lusty McDiyo Thursday's Result Chicago at Pittsburgh day and Sunday. (Hobbs). I. Ocala Byby Freight Winnipeg 1, Houston 3. y.'inniAtlanta at San Francisco (Jefferson), S. Little Steve (Gill) Mleads series o. St Louis at Philadelphia, (fl) "It's fun to run for the pole Sunday, May 23 New York at Montreal, (it) Winnipeg at Houston and have the fastest car," AnCincinnati at San Diego, (n) Houston at Los Angeles, (n) Frazier wi!ked out to the capped a four-run first inning innings but had to be removed dretti said alter turning in the By The Associated Press Sunday's Games mound and asked him, "Are and sent St. Louis over Pitts- from the game after he was quickest practice run ThurChicago at Pittsburgh, 2 DAYTONABEACH St Louis at Philadelphia Hey, Tom Seaver, where's you sick?" Seaver replied, burgh. Right-bander John Den- shaken up in a home plate cotli- sday. "But I had a commitment THURSDAY'S RESULTS New York at Montreal NBA Playoffs FIRST - 1 Victor-Lorenzo (I) that Cy Young-winning form" "No" To which Frazier re- ny, 2-2, scattered 11 Pittsburgh sion with the Padres' Willie to Formula I last weekend, so Atlanta at San Francisco Finals 11.20. 4.60 2.50; Barquln Goros (S) I'm just going to have to be "I'm just not being aggres- plied, 'Well, the ball's not get- hits - nine singles and two Davis. Cincinnati at San Diego lest-of-I Series 340. 320. 3. Solos-Sutton (1) 3.10; 0 sive enough," says the right- ting up to the plate fast doubles - in registering his Hiuston at Los Angeles Forsch came on to handle the satisfied with getting in the Thursday's Games (1 5) 55 00; P (1 5) 0107 00. No games scheduled bander. SECOND - Rita Ovy (3) 12.00, first complete game of the sea- Padres over the final three in. field and doing well in the race. enough." Sunday. May 23 520 3.40, 2. Uniale Peini (1) 7*3. Seaver's lack of aggression is The Phillies jumped on Sea- son. ning.s and record his eighth "If this was the first weekend Phoenix ' Boston. first gime 640. 3 Victor Goodwin (5) 7,20; 0 making pacifists out of the New ver for four runs in the first Giants 6, Reds 5 save of the year. The only hit he of uali!ying, I would really ( 3 4) 542.40; P (34) S17070; Big 0 York Mets. The high-salaried inning, two on Greg Luzinski's Ga Matthews' sacrifice fly surrendered was Dave Win- hang it out and go for the pole. (4 5 with Al-l) 526.60 (4 S with all 4) (;;try SA9 60. right-bander has lost three double. and held onto beat New in the eighth inning scored field's fifth home run of the Rut now it doesn't mean anyTHIRD - 1 Ibar Edward 131 t League American straight games, including York behind Jim'Lonborg and rookie Larry Herndon, giving season in the bottom of the thing, except maybe to your 1300,610.110. 2 Rita Goros (I) ScMIP4OLE ()ATTIPIC. (75 at bati)-Carty. Thursday's 5-3 decision to the Tug McGraw. Dave Kingman of San Francisco its victory over ninth. 1210.300. 3. Marlo-Oiaga (2) 10. THURSDAY MIGHT RESULTS pride. We'll just have to see Cie, 396. LeFlore, Oct 3; 0 1131 $41.40. P III) 511440 Philadelphia Phillies. the Mets also belted a home Cincinnati and ending the Gi G.Brett. KC. 350; Bonds, Cal. .332; what happens. I'll do what is FOURTH - I. Mutilta I/i 9 10. FIRST-I Genesee P!ayboy (Joe Linn, Bsn. .350. Since Seaver has turned from run, his 15 of the season, to ants' four-game losing streak. I , 500.320; 2 Echaniz (5) 5.40.3.10: 3 cornfortah.., 'Aithout taking UnSelders) III 1460 750 4.60; 2. RUNS-Otis. KC. 2. North, Oak, hawk to dove, the Mets have keep abreast of Schmidt in the The Giants, who had lost 19 of necessary chances - with my- 24; Remy. Cal. 24; Hargrove, Tex, Galavant (5) 6.20 320; 3. Annie C.aldos (1)310- Q (5-7)577.60; P (7 i been tailing off - losing seven home run race. 5) 150.10; Dl) (3 /) 17353. their last 23 gamescollected 17 21, B.BeIl, Cie, 23. Rivers, NY, 23. Laurie Leo (6) 3 10; 0 0 I) 131-20. self or the equipment." RUNS BATTED IN-Rudi, Oak, 1:35. of their last nine decisions. The unbeaten lnnborg scat- hits, but only one was for extra FIFTH - I. Orbs Sarduy (6) SECOND - I. Scottie Lad (Betty 11 70. 460. 420. 2. lisa Gas it II (2) 31. BurroughS. Tee, 28; Horton, Di?, 'rs.,. "" tered rJr: ,Sn., pi•ti;..,. hics.c -. a double by Willie Andretti said the extra week ...n,s,, .,,. -u,, %#•• hits in 2-3 nnl,-,nc fri Th 21. Chambliss, NY, 24 Munson, PlY, Gill) (5) 710, 3.80. 3.40, 2. Johnny 600. 5-60; 3. Mutilla.Etorri (7) 3 SC. of practice, which he Illight aoL24 Seacer's best pitches. Mike pick up his sixth victory of the Montanci which did not figure ire Mi,,or i21 11 0. 2 PA.".fire W I i i; .s:.;. P t 2 5!' nn The Tigers pummeled the have gotten if he had qualified HITS--Carty, Cli, 41; G.Bnett, Edward (1) 620:0(75)540.00; T IS Schmidt hit a strong Seaver season. McGraw, the onetime in the scoring. SIXTH - 1 Victor Gasti II (S) so. CD (1 S) 045 60: 2:11:2. 750. 520. 3,20; 2. Solos.Mindioli (I) Cl'iambliss. NY. 42; Munson, 2 1) $513 KC, 43; Rebels, 144, and the Panthers the first weekend, has resulted curve ball over the fence. Astros 5. Padres 4 ace of the Mets' relief corps, THIRD - I. Jeanns First (Ted 10 40,670. 3. Nestor Wally (6) 5.30. NY. 11; Remy, Cal, 40. ,some discoveries that may Joe Niekro and Ken Forsch escaped the Twins, 6- . Thur- in s "It was a good curve ball, pitched one-hit, threestrikeout DOUBLE S-Carty, d c. 11; Paul II) 1 00300 3.00• 2. Red Clay 0(1 5) 552 50, P 011 1) $106 50; DO 16 down and away," said a dis- ball for the final 0 Evans, Bsn, 9, L.Stanton, Cal, 9; 15124 70,900. 3 Kay Far (6)6.60; 0 innings to combined to pitch a four-hitter sday as the two clubs heated up help build even more speed. SI Slfl 20 (40) $6500, T (48 all) $11660; Rudi, Oak. 9; LeFlone, Dc), I: SEVENTH - I Bargun Elorri 'onsolate Seaver, now 4-3. get his fourth save of the and Forsch drove in the win- for next Tuesday's clash of "I k'el like I'll be able to race Staub, Del. 5; Milton, Cal, 8; 2'123 (7) 1160. 860. 520; 2 Nestor 1% At one point, the three-time season. nii.g run with an eighth-inning undefeated titans in the Sanford real hard in the race itself," Garner, Oak, 8 4 FOURTH -1 Land (Ted Rau) (1) podoifo (I) 1520, 6 20. 3 Multitta ('y Young winner looked so Unsingle as Houston beat San PeeWee League. Oak, 4; TR IPLES'North, Cardinals 4, Pirates 1 5.201 20 320. 2 Thorpes Champ (3) Willy (8). 0 11.21 1.49.40. P (2 1) Andretti added, "I'm really Bumbry, Bal. 3; Lynn. Bin, 3; 160 4.10: 3. How.rds Chief (2) 460; like himself that Manager Joe Mike Tyson's two-run single Diego. Niekro went the first six 1134 50 In another match, the looking forward to it. Manning, dc. 3; Piniella, NY, 3; 0 (1 II 11960; T (1-32) 1775 20 EIGHTH - Rafael Sarduy IS) Yankees grazed the Cardinals, 1301 Garr, Chi. 3; Cowers. KC, 3 I) 00, 960, 600; 2. Orb. Elorri II) Andretti set the pace UiursFIFTH I Jefferson Import (5!' Poguette, XC. 3. 11-10. 20.5 00 3 Isasa Boniguen (3) 3 60. HOME RUNS-Ystrzemski, Ban, Clark) (6) 1040 400 1.40, 2. Double A II 151.60; P (S 4) 5202.50. Big 0 The Tigers and Panthers both ±1 with a top speed of 185.529 Steel (I) 340 5.20. 3. Jims Dream ; Hendrick. Cie. 7; Horton, Dc?, 7; 41 2 with 45) 518460. 4-0, are slated to collide at 7:45 mph., which he said was not a (I) 600. 0 (1 6) 155.50: T (6-1 Otis, XC.?. Fisk. Bsn, 6; Bonds, Cal, NINTH -1. Sarduy (I) 1350, S20. 1577 00• 7-11:1 pin. Tuesday on the Fort "flat out lap. 6; Ford, Mn. 6; Burroughs. Tee. 6 S 30, 2 Rafael (3)520.3.00; 3 Gash SIXTH STOLEN BASES-North, Oak, 17; Mellon little League diamond. I. SeIbys Beau (Joe II (2) 500; 0 (I 3) 040.S0; P (13) Miss Guthrie managed only Seiders) (5) 160 280 440; 2. Patek. KC, 16. Rivers. NY, II; $734 30 The Tigers appear to enjoy Greenland Beauty (3) 3 10 380; 3 mph. and had various Baylor. Oak, 14; Carew, Mm, II, TENTH -I B.arquin-Goodwin I/I Church of Nazarene sneaked slight defensive edge entering minor problems, including a PITCHING (4 Decisions)- Fitz Racing Cloud (4) 5 20; Q (3 S) 2060, 800. 140. 2 MarioLorenic a nin across in the bottom of morris, KC. 50. 1000, 2.86 Slaton, $17 SO; T (5 3 4) 1193 70; 1.35.1. the contest, having outscored tow-in once when she stopped / 10. 400; 3. Bob-Dava)os 4.10, Q (I SEVENTH - 1 Davids Discovery MI. 51, 833. 3.41 W.Campbe(I. Mm. the seventh Thursday to shade 7) 11560. P 17 1) 167.20; DO (I 1) opponents 44-17 while the on the course. Teammate [)ick (Pete Hierpe) (/) 6.60 440 160. 2 833. 2.73 D.Eilis. NY, 41. .S00. 51. II)) 10 PHOENIX lAP) - Phoenix tunes in four games with the Panthers hold ;1 and move into a Holy Cross, 450 460; 3. Win , XC, 4 1, 500. 26$ J.Brown Prevaricator (3) 315 Bird 43-26 margin Simon hit 173.210 co p If. in a ELEVENTH - 1 Solana Peclna Coach John MacI.eod says his Celtics during the regular sea- over rivals, tie for Filth place in Sanford's Cie, 31. 750, 2 93 Lyle, NY, 3 I. .750. ning Tina(4) 5.20; 0 (3 7) $30 10; T (Ii 2220. 7 60, 400; 2. Zubi-Moiina test of the car --still well below 1734) 5395. 00; 2.09:3. Suns aren't scared of big, bad son. Boston won 114-100 and 122167 R,Miy. NY. 3.1, .750. 4.05. slow-pitch softball Church I?) 630. 5 10. 3 Uriarte-Ecr,an,z (3) dubious Some Twins observers redict will be EIGHTH - I Adjos Pompey STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal. 79: Boston, even though the Celtics 102 at borne, and took the Suns defensive work allowed the what needed. 0 (I 71 S59 . (1 7) 110650 I.eague. Tanina. Cal. 63. Blyleven, Mm, 51; (Mckey Bridge-sI (1) 520 400 4.20. TWELVTH - 1 Mutilla.Sarduy Phoenix. In have been National Basketball 112-106 and 109-108 Paul Watson's home run and Gossage, Clii, 46; Hunter, NY, i. 2 Glory Land (6) 5.00 300: 3 (5) 1600, 1IQ, 300; 2 Solana Association champions a doztn MacLeod doesn't expect any Panthers to rally from aS-3hole Governor Del Lee (I) 310; 0 (1-0) single led the way for Nazarene National League Only 10 spots remain and, so Mand,ola (1) 5.10, 3.40; 3. Isasi in the third on two walks and a 2:101 04100. T (16-I) $273.20; BATTING (lSdt bats)-Rose, Ciii, times, Elorre (5) 3.70; Q (1-I) $73.40; P II its it grabbed a 3-2 edge in the new twists from Boston Coach single by winning pitcher Daryl far, Miss Guthrie is not among NINTH - I .Speedy Tracer (Joe 1) $152.10; Big Q (17 with II) 3115. Torre. NY, .367; McBride. StL, "I don't think our players will Torn hleinsohn. opening Frame, then had to the victors' only hit. the 10 Fastest cars yet to quali(3) 15.101 603.40. 2 Snoopy M erthie . Seiders( DoRader, .331; SD, $1717 40 "I know they'll press us lullbe awed," MacLeod said. Goose (7) 3.60 370; 3, Amy Girl ,drally from a 5-3 deficit to tie the Matt Swinford's triple and fy. The slowest driver already Crawford, SIL, 347, P' score in the sixth. 'They have a lot of respect for court with their guards, anti single led the Tigers, over. in the Field is Jim McElreath at W'RUNS-Monday. Chi, 33; Rose. Mercury (I) 1 00; 0 0 7)12960; T NOT __________ __________________ Cm . 32. Schmidt, Phi, 30; Morgan. (371) 11.59150. 2.0 2 but our their forwards will be presscoining a three-run - we all do Boston Watson Larry Palmer, Terry hornet by 179.122 mph. TENTH - 1. Arthbro Jamie (SR Cm, 2$. Gnittey, Cm, 30; Winfield. guys feel we have a good ball ing," Maclend said. "It'll be a Ken)' Faint. Brian Sheffield Clark Jr ) (3) 1250 5 10 7 20. 7 and Andy Combs each con30. 28 Unqualified cars which have matter of our being patient and drilled three singles in three RUNS BATTED IN-Kungman, Proud Speed (2)500120, 3 club, tributed a brace of hits In : turned in speeds at better than NY. IS; Schmidt, Phi, 31, Monday, Hobo 45) 660, 0 (2 3) 139 C'J T 32 WITH "And they realize the iznpor- not allowing Boston to dictate trips for the Cardinals, but 12 support of winning pitcher Joe _________________________ Clii, 29; Gnitfey, din. 77; T Perez, $) 042440; 2.:1. MeRlreath's speed already in Lance of staying with what the pace of the game Morgan. A 2061 Handle - 592,512 din. 26. Cey, LA. 26 i f 4..-. SCOREBOARD %! 12 Friday, May 21, 1976-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, F). Yaz Slams Two More we've been doing the last month and a half or so. The Suns scheduled a brief shooting workout today before heading for Boston. where the opening game of their best-ofCarol Ann Pickles, Carol seven NBA championship Crannick and Lavern Boykin series will be played Sunday. each smashed home runs Game Two also will be in Thursday as Charlies continued Boston, next Thursday, before its winning ways in an 11-3 Char I ie s H R s Top Shoemaker bases on balls sparked the practice include those driven by Yankees to an insurmountable Andretti, Salt Walther, George lead. Snider, Steve Krisilolf, Jerry Twins Panthers 0 Merthie; LP WP - 104 0 123 a-S - Boyd _____________________________ Re bels Tigers WP -- Swintord; LP 013- 4 741- II - Cameron Grant, Al Loqua.sto and David Hobbs. Expected to make his First appearance on the track today was likely to exceed 180 mii.p.h. in qualifying. HITS--Rose. din, 55. Carclenal, Chi. 46: Montane:, SF, 16, Garvey, LA. IS; Monday. Chi. 44; Buckner, LA. 44 DOUBLES--Zisk. Pgh, 11. Madlock, Clii, 10. Millan. NY. 10 Garvey. LA. 10; Cardinal. Clii, 9. Montanel. SF. 9 S. TRIPLES- 0 Cash, Ph'. 0 Parker, Pgh, S. W Davis. SD. A. The Fastest 33 qualifiers will the teams conic here for Games women's softball game against _________________________ Three and Four May 30 and Shoenisker Construction. start the 60th annual running of 33 410 Card inals June 2. 65x It the world's most prestigious Outcast II stopped Burger Yankees WP- Dennis, LP - Sheffield auto race May 30. The upstart Sur.s, who King, 8-5, In the day's other .stunned defending champion game wi th J0 Sanders rapping -_ (ioloefl State in ineir western out three hits and Dorothy Conference playoff series, are E ryant and Carolyn Smith counting on their bench to help adding two apiece. Mary them against the Celtics, espeMcGovern had two hits for the daily forward Keith Erickson, losers, I guard Dick Van Arsdale and Pickles added two singles to center Dennis Awtrey. the Charlies attack with Cathy "When Boston goes to Schell also having two hits. bench, it has to come In with Patty Wiggins tripled for inexperience for the most Shoemaker. Anne Grieme part," said Phoenix assistant doubled. coach Al Bianchi-"Whenwe go to our bench, we $$t..mrnr 000 0034-) ii 14; 4ii a . year ','etrr'ar. Ca':;'& c..t.i.. WP - J Turner. I P - Wiggins. in Van Arsdale, an Erickson -' 152 Ill S-S (11-year veteran), an Awtrey surlerKIAI 303 Outcast 11 isix-year veteran)," Pills W P - Bryant. LP low' bea n was te Phoenix r BASEBALL I 1 I eElectric C*n tirnv. ".%.:jj,t Memorial Stadium _________________ PLUMBING 1'yTI .. HONDA RNGS - I -. _~__ I 268", ' ''I. &.' . - - '. NOW' 965°° : -. . . . II HON --' OF OR L IIVDO 0 . •i ,. - D A - . . ~, . -'.12EDGEWATERDRIVE,'-' '. 'Take 14 to Pvincalon. Weslis EdgswoI.r 1.414 Blocks Ph 1306) 41-$41 I , , , 11 -, ..\' * A t �THE BIGGIE IS BACK!! WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 21, 114-16 Bride's Book — Falconbridge, Turner Exchange Vows W'- S - I . •' 4 dwo .1 \ 'J. .. • - I NH. AND MRS. ARTHUR TURNER SR. Mary Brace Falconbridge she carried a bouquet of white and Arthur Bayly Turner Sr. roses and daisies. The bride was attended by were married April 18 at the Seventh-day Adventist Church, her daughters. Mrs. Debra Palatka, in a service officiated Corner and Miss Cheryl over by Pastor William Brace, Falconbridge, both of Palatka. brother of the bride, and Rev. They wore identical long gowns George Canton. Organist was of aqua polyester knit with cape Mrs. Patricia Humphrey and collars, accented by a fabric rose at the empire bodice, and soloist was T.H. Jacoway. The bride wore a long gown of carried baskets of daisies. William Green of Longwood ivory organza trimmed in Venice lace accented with short was best man, and Steven caplet sleeves edged in ivory Smith of Forest City was tatting and featuring a lace- groomsman. Ushers were Dr. trimmed bodice. The full skirt Robert Hoover or Orlando and was self-trained, complimented Jon Veasy of Longwood. with a deep flounce at the Following the ceremony, a hemline and trimmed with lace reception was held at the appliques, Her shoulder length Palatka Woman's Club. veil of ivory illusion was at- Following a trio to Bermuda, tached to a headpiece of ivory the couple will make their home pearlized orange blossoms, and in Maitland. . '. • , . ) . , " - -. •-•' • ...•.. ', J Engagements - -' - - ,_. •i -_ Willis, Rice Engaged ( Hold on to your hubcaps! Dig up those tomato cans, & MW Mama. This is it! The sale of sales! For the 11th :!. =. Her fiance is a 1968 graduate Frances G. Willis. 230 SprLngs. Seminole Dr., Lake Mary, and Miss Willis is a 1973 graduate of Lyman High School and has Charles E. Willis Sr., 2509 of Seminole High School and is his AA degree from Florida Laurel Ave., Sanford, announce employed as secretary at the Technological University. He is the engagement of their First Assembly of God Church, a minister. Sanford. Born in Palatka, she is daughter, L)oree t.ynn, to the granddaughter of Thelma The wedding will be an event Gregory Philip 1ce, son of Mr. Givens. 2545 Park Ave., San- of June 12 at 7:30 p.m., at the and Mrs. Louis If. Rice, 913 ford, and George M. Willis Sr., First Assembly of God Church, Sheppard St., Altamonte 1002 W. 25th St., Sanford. Sanford. • •..•q PILOTS AID ' • __ . .• .,. .. - •- ' j•,y Y OUTH RA,iJI • - - :_.- - - 1.. : The Seminole Youth Ranch recently acctpted a check from the South Seminole Pilot Club, along with some groceries. The club raised money by selling pecans, among other projects. Pictured (from left) are Peg Bnmnlngs, project chairman; Dottie Holmes, Youth Ranch housemother; and Elznaryne Beeson, Pilot Club president. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) . - - - Give Elderly Room With A View DOREE WIUIS occasional bird or squirrel Sychar (John 4, NT.)! The would mean so much to them. It Savior this pastor claims to Swann, Singletary Engaged couldn't help but reduce their serve broke Jewish tradition by feeling of isolation and daring even to speak to the Mr. and Mrs. George Swann a clerk in Touchton's Drug is employed at Winter Park was so depressing to see all woman; I wonder if she loneliness, Jr., 2528 Palmetto Ave., San- Store. She lsthe granddaughter Telephone Co. He is the those old people sitting in their I hope you care enough to "tithed"7 -• lord, announce the engagement of Allen Nelson and the late grandson of Mrs. George rooms just staring at the bare I further wonder at the atprint this. of their daughter, Barbara Ann, Florence Nelson of Sanford, Ferguson of Leesburg and the walls I could have cried. SOMEONE WHO CARES titude this hypocrite would take The windows are so high they to Alan Kent Singletary son of and Mr. and Mrs. George late Mr. Ferguson, and the. late toward the woman taken in SOMEONE: I care, SI.. n.,,I SI,-., Wn,in (nUiot'ru 1 ,r.nn Cr couldn't look out unless they Fiend 1Zr Mr nrvi .... Mrc • . ..•b. . OhW .. nf . I ,.fri. Mirt, J. adultery (John 8:1-11) or the too. you for a wonderful Thank stood up, and most old people Sr. of Sanford. Jr., 812 4th Street, Sanford. widow who cast a mite into the cannot stand for very long — if while sitting In their chairs? To letter. Her fiance, born in Sanford, is Miss Swann, born in Sanford, so many treasury of the temple (Mark see the leaves turn colors, the DEAR ABBY: I see The wedding will be an event they can stand at all! will graduate from Seminole a 1973 graduate of Seminole Abby, why can't they build flowers blooming, the seasons letters in your column from 12:41-44)? That smart aleck . High School In June, where she High School where he par- of July 24 at 7 p.m. at the ___•, changing, the people and wives worrying about the needs to be "shepherding" a is active in the Para.Med and ticipated in football, track, Central Baptist Church San- the windows in those homes low enough for people to look out of automobiles pass, or even an "other woman." The smart flock like I need a hole in my ' EX'T Clubs. She is employed as weight-lifting and the FCA. He ford. BARBARA ANN SWANN wife doesn't have to worry. She head, and you can see from this letterhead that I am a looks at it this way. 'lop The male animal is an Let's call a spade a spade. Beating The Heat automobile with the key always in the ignition. Just because That hypocrite pastor should be '•• \ \,, \/ \f - .. y y y y hrrAight to his knees. anothcr woman ccmes along \/\/ ./\ /\/\/\ /i and wants to steal hUn — even Thanks, kid! et Confusing \7 Y' ' Can WY' 'NY' 11.8. IN L.A. for a Joyride — she is no more ' DEAR ABBY: He a man who entitled to keep him than the -A v Consumers trying to get a •x_ , -. thief who steals an automobile. wears one earring: If he wears Consumer Watch head start on beating the sumThe qniart wifp dnpsn't panir it on his left ear. it means he's \ S., mer heat may find themseives She faces the matter for. available, or "looking." ( his -. ,,*.,, • ' f caught in a maze of confusing than average. Multiply the 4700 . thrightly and takes positive right ear, means he's taken. • . terms and conflicting claims by 1 05 to get 4,935 BTUs an '1 This is the straight dope for action. After all, the key is i . . • \ . / when shopping for an air condi. hour. gay men). the ignition for HER -S. , y• Boner. WEARS ONE • •x For every foot of wall that She should run the motor until N. . ON MY LEFT How big a unit should you adjoins another cooled room, her Don Juan is completely out buy? Which one uses the least you subtract 30 BTUs. Assume Si -DEAR WEARS ONE: I . of gas, and let the other woman energy? How much will it cost the 15-foot wall is next to the '.., -' wonder what happened when believe that's the significance ,_._ 5 , to operate? cooled room and subtract 450 - her lover registers 'empty." of wearing a flower over one / .—/SECUREIN1A)GISUM) ear. iThis Is the straight dope Manufacturers generally tITUs, bringing the amount of . -' - •-, -' . . -- / S suggest asking the dealer, who cooling you will need down to ,_ . DEAR SECURE: In defense 1r straight girls. Am I right. then checks cooling guide. But 4,485 BTUs an hour. __________________________________________ • • _'5_, -. of the male animal, I consider flaw all? I ,' • . A 1 to write lifters? Send $1 consumers can do their own How many people will t' your metaphor a prime. Abigail • , . I van Suren. 13I Latk'r Dr.. checking with the help of a free room? If fewer than two will . example of reverse sexism. Beverly 14 ,111. Calif. 50212, for Ab-. / / .I from the National use it, subtract 600. More i _______________ .. -• . -. W But I'm sure the males won't br's booklet "HOWto Write Letters ' -7' : Bureau of Standards. for All Occasions." PlOSSO enclose I two? Add 600 BTUs for every . . •- -' g, Sipif.addressed. stamped (24 Air conditioning cooling abili- additional person. In this case, DEAR ABBY: About the 1cent) " envelo". PPV(iIR un'rt," .,,h... ty is measured by BTUs — since the kitchen nrobably will TTIIUJS flLSS V.1ULJ VT St&.'..,S British Thermal Units. This be used by only one person dur_____ husband taught their 15-yearrating indicates the amount of ing peak cooking periods, sub_____ -----. -" old son to mistreat his mother. heat an air conditioner will re. tract the 600 BTUs. Finally, The poor woman said, "Our move from room each hour. since the room is a kitchen, add preacher is very young and There is no firm rifle telling you 4,000 BTUs. The total amount of - _____ says he's had no training in how many BTUs you will need cooling you need is 7,885 BTUs -_____ _____ marriage counseling, so he for a particular area. an hour so you should look for " — ________ can't help me. Besides, he won't _________________ In addition to room size, you models providing between 7,500 _______ •., even talk to people who do not _________________ have to take into account the and 8,500 BTUs. • ' -________ tithe, and my husband is one of Lit place where you live, the Once you have decided what • them. The Central Florida Zoo's newest acquisition, one-year-old male jaguarundl, gets acquainted with amount of sun, the number of size air conditioner you want, GETTING First, what kind of lilyFeline Curator D. Byiue. (herald Photoby Bill VtncentJr.) people who use the room, the you should compare models to livered nincompoop can that location of the area to be cooled see which gives you the great- ACQUAINTED preacher be' Ask him how he in relation to other air- est amount of cooling for the would have dealt with the conditior1ed rooms and the type least energy. Samarita n woman at the well of ' of room involved. Most manufacturers of room DISSOlUtIOnS i DEAR ABBY: I just returned from having visited in a nursing home, and it straight year, we're celebrating our anniversary with spectacular, slashed-to-the-bone prices that'll blow the other guys out of the water! It's the biggie smart buyers wait for. Hurry before Henry Ford finds out! NO EXCEPTIONS. EVERYTHING WITH WHEELS HAS A SPECIAL BIRTHDAY BLOWOUT PRICE DURING THE MONTH OF MAY! THE BANKERS THINK WE'RE BONKERS! many rnor. opt LOW, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 48 MONTH FINANCING AVAILABLE. FINANCE MANAGER ON DUTY. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! S OPEN TONITE TILL TEN. SATURDAY TILL NINE. 4 1 . --1- 4 ff AA COME EARLY! WE'LL BUY YOUR CAR EVEN IF YOU DON'T BUY ONE OF OURS! •1 .- - a Check these Birthday Blowout Prices on the most beautiful used cars in town! 75 BUICK SPECIAL - 2 dr. ht., white with blue vinyl top, V8, auto., p.s., p.b., AM-FM, very sporty plus low, low mileage. . Reg price U-save 14800 '601 73 COMET - 2 dr. ht ., yellow with brown vinyl top, V8, auto., p.s., factory air, AM-FM, bucket seats plus luxury decor option, one owner and like new. Reg. price U-save \ ft. wnii. '2899 75 MONTE CARLO - 2 dr. hf., beige with brown vinyl top, V8, auto., p.s., pb., factory air, AM radio. Reg. price U-save I.- / '4799 '600 d499 '500 I - Pickup with camper shell, V8, . \\ - 1 675 11 -11 73 FORD F-100 - V8, standard, with camper clean 72 MUSTANG - "Convertible" blue with white top, this is one of a kind. . U-save '2999 '800 $ Reg. price 74 PINTO SQUIRE WAGON — brsteredqith*ood grain sides, auto., factory air, AM-FM, low, low mileage and like now. ----Reg. price U-sive - '2999 - 72 CHEVROLET auto., tape deck 13() _ - 11 — '1799 The Bureau of Standards booklet gives step-by-step shell, 1895 2199 71 FORD GALAXIE - 2 dr. ht., blue with blue vinyl fop, V8, auto., p.s., factory air. Reg.prico 4 U-save '500 Come celebrate during spectacular sale of the year! - ¶ w 'I• wT_ 9 veloped by the Bureau of conditioner. Charts explain how many BTUs to add or subtract for different factors. Here's how the system works: Suppose you live in Dallas and want to cool a 12.by-15 kitchen-dining area. That's 180 square feet of floor space. A chart in the booklet shows that the unadjusted amount of coollug needed for this area Is 4,700 BTUs an how. Next look at the , climate factor" for Dallas. It's 1* indicating that Dallas is wanner Standards to provide a guide to energy efficiency. New labeling standards, required by law, are in the works, but will not be ready until next year. Theexistinglabels — theones you can expect to see thiS FAIRWAY Boehm Joan D. and Gerald Mahoney, Charles Martin and Barbara Lee Lambert, James C. and Judith Carolyn Favreau, Frederick l. and Debra K. Bowling Ciosby, Shirley J. and John Reynolds, James Martin and Diana J. Strever, George F. Sr. and tVnold Jack, Susan Elaine Ryan and Larry Wayne Jones, Raymond J. and Brenda L. Totten, Robin Gale and Lynn Margaret L. Catalano, Anna Mae and Dale Verdier, Mary Lou and Bobby James Lainoync Clark, James C. and Angela L.ee summer use a concept known M as the Energy Efficiency Ratio Pearl Dennis, Bertha Mae and and Edgar R. Cross, Sonja or EER. It tells how much Edward E. Mason, Ka th y A. and James Wilson cooling you get for every watt of elect,lcity you use. The EER is obtained by dividing the number of BTUs by the number The work of seven young slides of their work for review. I t-parUllcnL. of watts. The purpose of this new printmakers, selected by the The Vu exhibition progrun is to bring artists are Technological - Florida Christensen of Grand Island, pç(lf)r.al quality art to the University Art Department Fas h IOfl Neb.: Rita J. DibertofOneonta, VtU Campus, to enrich the Art I)S faculty as being representative N.Y.: Philip S. Field of Edin- Department's teaching of excellence in contemporary burg, Tex.: Wayne Miyamoto of program, and to enhance the stomach bulge and your butU you're a tall woman, you printmaking, are being shown hliloo, Hawaii: Denise Mullen of cultural life of the campus and or tacks nrotrude. should avoid very short i n the mi Art Department's New York, NY.: Moistie Sittitli Central Florida communities. bouffant hair styles. Choose the If you have long hair that Teaching Gallery l ifumanities of Kenosha, Wise.; and Nurine The gallery is open Monday correctly proportioned style, tenth to droop after a long day and Fine Arts Building, Third N. Spunling of Williamsville, thnoughFriday,9arn 101p.m. with your hairdresser, whilecarry a clip or i couple of Floor through June 7. 1976. N.Y. and is supervised by Professor ou're '4andlng in (runt of a' combs in your purr. These The artists, all recent ThLxh)n Is the filth in ('har!es Wellman. acting mirror. ''b.- •''s''.. a'"' 'b cut '— grs.duatec of pre4tigim-m MF'A $ POOr posture can bring on the evening and won't have • degree programs across the series (If museum-caliber chairman of the Teaching To mn ,,,.. f P t nation, were invited to send ex hibits organized by the Art (allery Committee. Ua'.a'.ii%a. — Printmakers' Work Shown V. •ö• "U duauusaupj w ur,-,LJ,,L Of Marr age air conditioners participate ina voluntary labeling program de- directions on choosing an air a St UiJ •lWabd JutS "" a W,fl iv. to twa., I --- -------- - LAUNDROMAT B)Td. Hattie Mae and John Jr Harris, Mary Irene and William C. Dry Cleaning at budget o ' Hartmen, Cynthia Jean and Harold 11. Leasure, Nina J. and Robert ' Robert Frank mosphere. Open 7 Located at a.m. - FAIRWAY PLA ZA j, Monroe, Patricia and William Neece, Ruth E. Ennie and prices and coin laundry SIViCC in a pleasant at. On Hwy. 17-92at27th 322.9739 :: Try it you'll like it! : .1 �2S.-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 21, 17 Adventist Methodist THE SIVINTHDAY AD VE NT ST CHU RCH Fsc,sI Cóty-fR 430 0. BrIan Tier jj.I.THE HOPE OF Pavlov OUR COMMUNITY, Au.cta?I PN?Sn Triepneis 135-1304 Lyman Kirkgood :•:• 34miAvt00bIOlrUIl$4t The. Church... 7:00p.m. THE SEVENTH DAY ADVEyl5T CHURCH Corner 7Th $ C C. N Neill : Pastor Saturday Servicet Sabbath School S 30 a m II bOa rn WoriJi.pS,rvsc, WefliSday Night DTitf loveic. - "as 700pm \J * I I LI 1II I I ___ V : '\ U U fl 11111 I U I I lI:I4.,in A. 11i Approach With Caution .'."zarene • £ £ A : OF THE NAZAMNE 1'\ \ \ V\ V\ I I liii RI II I II IRI I R,v.A fOre.: School , . Past., 11:001 m ul1Wor5IliP ___________ 7:01pm. Sun Eve Worship P in Assembly Of God Along the Potomac RIver.. close to the Penns1vanla botdet'., and near WashIngton, DC,, natIon's capital... Christian FIRST ASSEMIi.y OF 000 CHURCH Cor 771lt and Elm Rev C Don Co. Pastyr Sunday School S 30 a m Morn.iqWor;lvip '0 iSa Eve'niivgW.rsPitp 7 tOp In Fa'.," Mcdi Wed I 730 pm . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLESOF CHRIST loOt S Sanford Ave 0. Harold Harrit Min,tq Sunday School S 45a In MOrn1flqWOVthp 11:OjO am, Yvuth FvlIo*h,p Sunday 0:34 p.m. m W,d Service i . SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I)? Airport Blvd CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 100 Fiirmont lSanfordGardon Club Hmy lit)) Don Sh.ckley P5ta, Sunday ScP*oI Preêch.g A Worshiping 10 ISa m B,bl, Si4y a 70 p ivi SPlormn,&Pr.cIaumu,wj 1:3*p In Wri Pra,srM..t 7 'Opm Ph cm CIIIIOIIW. Schab trio - Minister S In. Sunday Schi.J W011114•S,rViCI 11:00. In 1.00 pm. Evening Service Pr$y,r Merlin1Wad 1 30p m Old Trth Per a Nw Day PINECRE5T RAPTISTCHURCH lit W. Airport Blvd Rev lfenn,ti Holt Pastor Sunday School 045 am rnngWr'nhip 11:10am Church Training 4 lip in E veoinq WorPiip 7 30 p in Wed Evening Srvce P Np in PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH IOII Paliretto Ave R,v Raymond Cr.cker Sunday School ____ _________________ ____________________ " CHURCH OF CHRIST 040 Palm Spqun Dr Altansons, Springi James P. Needlsam Evangelist Bible Study 1000 a In Assmbly Wor;hip 1100 a in Evrn.n;Wtni,p 4.00 p in Wed Evening Servic, in • Wdnhid.ay Bibi, Class 130pm t' . 4" ' 3 aL Its. LutlseranHusur and TV Thiilt the .'' j .0 C.! ' -:-4' Isv Elmer A R,uscti,, 4 v.u.in.p T I , CHOIR . . - . • • ' ci . '. e :'. -- ' : Sunday School ' Ii *44 BibleStt,dy 0 ouerors •etngsurday 730pm 131pm P Baptist Youth Week Set ,rr,,c. o$'v "-4 -- , , -0 Morning Worship 11am 730pm 7 30 pm. : p in. ' Methodist iia ' gijyt And they usually add 'And he even calls himself a Christian 0 of Methodism. Unit, Transylvania Presbytery 9:30 and 11 a.m. stt*ces, A drama will be presen'ed by' and Goodland Presbyterian sure to discover his flaws. But you're also sure according to the way you judge others. special program, featuring Don General Henry' Shelton Sanford, Nazarene Caspers, a Christian magician, the fr"lnder of Sanford. The Sanford Bible The Lake Mary Cl'vth of that night. Tickets for this event heritage of community' and Sanford Bible Church f or Nazarene started oul is official will be on sale beginning May' church will be emphasized by' merly First Southern Methodist church year recenhl: in the 19, at $1 per person. Rev. King, in his sermon at both Church i, 2464) S. Sanford Ave., missionary society, *yhaving a The Wednesday' night prayer 8:30 and 11 a.mn. worship ser- will hold a Missionary Con- Latin-American dlniie' at the service will be led by Greg tices, "A heritage that Holds ference May 240. nightly' at church. Delicious s were The place of MIAMI Project director for the Knight. Youth Minister of Us." 7:30 and Sunday' morning at 11. served, such as: Sp4nsh Pinto religion and ethnic studies in conference,Dr. EdwardWynot, Education. Afterwards, the Speakers will be Rudy' Beans: Spanish Gr&i Beans' Maranatha public education will be the a professor at Florida State Youth [)eacons will meet with sublpctnfatwo-dav conference Ilnit'ervil'.' caid "in our the Adult Deacons durmnit the Maranatha Pentecostal Johnson, Royden Wilkinson, Spani.sh Rice: Refro Beans; R eI i g 1 0 I"i A 11 Ci E t Ii I C S In Eci u C a t Io n P r 1) d - COVENANT PRESBYTIRIAI CHURCH tPflHwy.andLabouaryBivd Riv.Mlctla.IAndr,wy PasO., - ONACEUHITED MEYHODISYCHURCH . Methodist this Sunday In bow The ILinbuw Hope Sunday with the '.omg Hope commemoration of worldwide offering will go to Bangladesh Choir singing Anun,SoBeIt' o Presbyterian , 1)an pastor doubtful if anybody ever sue- In the Christian life. Good is, Supper-Program at 7:30 p.m. ceeded In trying to be good. One likewise, a Christian ac- for the Adults, the Youth and Pastor Evening Service Bubfe Study Tues. Eve Yeutps Servic, Tues Eve - ' It's too bad some people seem to spend most of their time C- ----- - * • s, ii S , bleritage Sunday will bt. worship sercice on the theme Sunda The churci" summer in Jy a m 0000 SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2544 Orlando Ave. (17.00) (Lutheran Church i America) Rev. RalpIs I. Luman Pastor SuvsdaySctseol 5:00a.m. Woe-SkIp 11:04a.m. - example, have you ecer heard loeisspontaneousandfindsits will be launched by the Pastor do more good than you therefore, never be the off the south Themotivationforthegoodis spring of a labored purpose Mcintosh Pastor :- yui '• - ]'t' 4- .. EvtningWoJtip Wed. Prayer Miotiag 11:01a.m. 4:15Pm. 4:30pm. 7:30pm. - ' . . Mo'iwngW.q,ft.p Church Trainrng Evening Wsrsji*p Wed Prayer Seryic, Cku,chkhool rtsuogWership ,'',: \S Pitt., .)0a m IS 30 ham ii boa v's 1 tOp in Fetiowstiap Morning Worship Wed Eve Bible Study ju.r,_ ,',: " 41am noe. to be judged a harvest of iticIn yourself. On the other hand, If you plant seeds of love, you'll reap a harvest of good will, (What a man sows, he reaps.) The question is how to put up with people who are not perfect, who have faults. The Bible tells us to keo our eyes on the Lord, and if we do that, we aren't looking for tire faults of others. Ow Lord said the same ng when He spoke through Isaiah, "Look unto me.. for lam God, and there is none else" (Isaiah 45:22),It'sthesamethlngwhenlsayGodistheSourceforyour Life, the only Source, the Source of your total supply. He's IT,.. . ... F , . . MYF 314 Sun p . t,,j Dip: ' . i,., .. . ( .. . . ________________ ______ t'rgve, 25. at Temple Israel. 137 N.E. 19th Strut Mi5.I Rev, William Pick.tl RIv. K.nnetPIMiiler Morning W.rUup Pastor Assist Pastor 535 & lla In '• •- ____________________ Warship med B'ble Slvdy & Pr4yer Sun I Morning Worship Y.utls0raup Wed Choir Practic, ,, ----------- is the author of vieek will climi with an after inics and Wi3 .. -- gradesthrough the universities, Registration information can the week are: Don Beverly, 5. 1.1 anu ,O can a -1 i. d OUii1. C. stioutu equa •e Iy i oain irom the Anti. M' $r f i 907 Ron Ryan Sunday School provide sound guidelines for Defamation league 1100am , 730pm • Slim •_ :: and religious identit'. ,, 373.63061. training Jod director: Pickens, chairman of the Deacons: Lisa Hughes, %VMU director. Tom Foggin. Brotherhood director . , Christian Science *11. SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7110.. Ar, . Sanford Fr.W*IliamEn.is Pastor Fr. William Aui,n,I,UI Asil, Past,, Sat. VigiiMass 7:OOp in Sam.. lI;3I&Ibneos S-7pm. ~ -- FIRSTCHUk ICy .h S.' Sunday Sevyc. & Sundat School Wednesday Service su - Sday iuI',rsC1 . .iTsT i Ckiç3fii/t r,:iwos Ioiocs.d Oy The fucan itt.. six..ety Mondriy - ' TtiscJc'sy _______ orSlirlQ S.r,v,g ri T1u,da' .4In. 11 i,v.i,'v a is.i ,,.JuQ t ... 22941 G 1Z' - A We'sesdcy - 1101am 7:34pm tjO ShIM' Sa.sdoy 14:21.27 , Moviving WorShip Evening WorShip PINSI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH lIt Park Ave Moriiiv'gWorthsp Sunday School ó:615 , First Methodist bid&4t%Thursday FanvOyNjlst Supper PAOLAWESLEYANCHURCH Old RI. 44£ Orange Aye • s osa in K. 1. Cracker Pastor p nv Sunday School •• a v's 630am. MorlwngWOnPI$p 1054am h'gWorUi,p Dip: 400pIn t The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff J. C, PENNEY COMPANY E.C. Elsea and Stciff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilsonand Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Emoloves GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanfot'd Don Knight & Staff - WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS - ••• - &ralNi L.U.,INL , DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes a ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla, Howard H. Hodgesand Staff , THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida The Fellowship Players from First United Methodist Church of Sanford will present three evening program.s siurrng the Florida Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church which convenes next week in Lakeland at Florida Southern College. Bicentennial characters will be dramatized in two prograr.s and "Godspell," a gospel musical will be presented Thursday evening in the Fine Arts auditorium. from Delegates First Methodist are Tom McDonald and Rupert Strickland and youth delegate Buddy Echols. Alternate delegates are Ashby _______________________ S)4&lI.m UMYP Men's Prayer Br.aklasl , II Na in 700pm CRUMLEy:MONTEITH INC. III 10113 vice a 0 , WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes ____ -.--.-- , - _____ HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff \cItii,. , FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200 W. First _____ ---.' ASSEMBLY OF 000 F.tst AsseniWy if Old. 77115 & Civ's Hop. Baptist Chusch. Fir.sI Ccl, C.nimunit, C.otec. Ferest Cite N,wMt Calvary U.sI.ianaey Baplist, IlliW lilt, St N,.. Salem Pvi,niti,q Baptist Church. 1505 W 12th St Ne. Titama.sI lasfitI ChiurdI. Duality In. .----- CHURCH OF CHRIST CIivrcts SO Christ, 1517 5 Park A., -........ . Garde. Club. Calvary Baatst Church. Crystal LMe $ ki, LII. Mary Casselberry Baptist Church. 70 Simnela Blvd Conical Baptist Church. lill Oak ,ke Chuim,.t. Pint Baptist Clqar.etev MisSionary Bailts Church, S.a,ttwysI Rd Elder Springs Baptist (lurch, OIdOi'laivdo Nd at Nester Aye First Baptist Church. SIb Park Ave Baptist Church If Ailamo, Springs. RI 431. Altarneni lu FirSt Baptist Church of DeS.iry Fdst Church .4 Geneva First Baplil Church .0 take Mars, First Biptust Church St Lake M.n,W Pint Baptist Ctsv'cfi .1 Lohg.eod. Cor Church £ G Pests Septinl Church of Oi'edi Firs) pt,sI Chorch 01 SuaLando Srings Putt ILioh Mi5tiOa,p Baptist Church. 1111W 13th St Forest City Btplist Church Fir's? Baptist Cliurcyl 0*01100* F.unla,e had Baptit) Church. O.iodi .hudan M.s.hs.ary Baptist Church. 14)1 * First St Narths.de Baptiit Church. CIolIf. U,ttcersar Bapt,st Ch.uh. $or* Ed. Inleiprise NacoCc,s.a M,s5.,s Loo$.s; C7..i'Ou. Ga Hill Nd. Oil,,. Noising Giar Bpfltt Church. Geniva Hwy Mt MOrill PHinitupi Bapt,st. tilt Locust Aye, Saal.td Ml DIne M.i.IiihnIs, i.sj Church, SaLou0o SprilIgS Mrn., - AAe r,,L_. IC ht.ginning at noon from the serice Sunday F' irs i +1 IC NE YORK tAP) - A lot of trip with him about his religious a m by Jimmy Carter s religious j Or ine Au. The 21) mile Thomas Wilson III Teme will think the) doubt my srncerity L' Bap ist Ch urc h tiiis PUse(;J -. , .1. Mked how he handled quesagain Christian he said Its Bouletard. west to lon4scood- the music. Rev. Gi. sims is but neither do I hesitate to say understand.... Many of the ,,,,.. i.,, ...5... ....%...l ..5....,. el..Lake Mary Road, south tin .127 n,,kli'I,' tbq* •k ..,.0 r"J ttChurchStru,t northon F E portantthinginmy hfeisJesus havenecerhadthisexperience . "' '"''......." .vi,., ia..-, - The Women's G±l of the , That outspoken candor about cynical about it. ! think it worchildren plus introduce new lwood Hills east ..i. SOU ViCt to. i Road. oo anto it, a characteristic of the evan- ries some of them. , iitIprtn ("h,iri-'h ,,ç UUiUlVti (0 Ul CIIUECII S aUnUay back to the church. A goal of "I just explain my own spingelical element in American ;nDeltonawUl. School program. Children who n,000 t been set with the Christianity, has seemed odd to tual experience openly and honplasticware party inl?llowship are not enrolled in a Sunday proceeds going to home ansI Hall on Tuesday at I tm., M. some more reserved church ad- estly. When I was first asked School lot!illy are welcome. orld riiission projects. On herents as well as to secular this question, I had to decide The Children's Film Festival Sunday at 5 pin.. non.walkers Walter Toncre is h.irman of commentators, but It strikes a howl was going to rest )fld With the pam-. is open to children ages four froiii the church will treat familiar chord in broad reaches the same kind of openness and and up. Parents are asked to marchers to a victory supper. of U.S. religious life, honesty to this question that I accompany pre-schoolers. Marchers will gel sponsors who "There is a hidden religious would to any question. Films to be shewn are will pledge a given amount for Consequently, he adds, he expower base in American culture "Prowlers of the Everglades" each step or mile. which our secular biases plains that although he had and Dr. Seuss' "Cat In The l)elegates and nimbers of prevent many of us from notic- been a church member since hat." Missionary Baptist the local Churci of the ing," writes Roman Catholic childhood, about 10 years ago, There will be a children's Congress NI) One of Frist Nazarene will rIt with philosopher Michael Novak of in 1967, he sensed some void in Bible story' given between the South Florida Missionary representatives the 58 Bayville, N.Y. "Jimmy Carter his spiritual life, that he was twofilms. Refreshmentswillbe baptist Association will con- churches which cc'unise the has found it." "missing something impor. served. CnC with Although the open religious tant," and began praying about Providence Central Florida Dijrct of the Missionary Baptist Church, Church of the Nazaie for the stylemayseernstrangetosome it,discussing it with others, inFirst Presbyterian Lake Monroe..Mav 24-30. Rev, annual assembly arl auxiliary Northeasterners, it's a common cluding his sister, evangelist on- SW. Washington is Congress conventions May Tre will be a The quality in the country's hear- Ruth Carter Stapleton, on a gregational meeting Sunday president, Mrs Ida M district assembly rvenes at tiand churches, in the Far West, long walk in the woods near his at First Presbyterian Church of Anderson is Missionary 8:30 am., May 2 and con- and particularly in the South, home. Sanford at the It am. worship president and Rev W Wiggins eludes at noon, M 16. All of bastion of the nation's biggest '1 had a personal spü'.tual e for the purpose of local pastor, the activities will b hild at the Protestant body, the 12-million experience that Is difficult to adoption of Articles of IncorHyatt World Hotel. usimmee. Southern Baptists, including explain to people who have nev,- rtinfl and 1lslaws aad to C rsm m II rs Re". .1 V Mor L district I'at-tevr whn ic rc'zvrd.'ei ac the r hart cise'h an pynprienre he boardOI directors for superintendent. wLread his front:runner el;w! forth; gifts and bequests as set up in Methodist second report: and he reports Democratic presidential participated in several pioneer these new by-laws. Nominees of pastors for thei thurches. nomination, mission efforts in areas where include Gib F,dsno'uls, Jack 'fl concert choir of Corn- district officers id coiiiJim Newton of Memphis, Southern Baptist work is relaGreen, Gen. J. Hutchison, munity United Methodist mittees will also b eard. Of Tenn., editor of World Mission tively newi I became Warren Patrick and Ms. Church of Casselberry will special interest will matters Journal, published by the uniquely aware of the holy Gaither's uf the 19th general 4sembly of Southern Baptist Brotherhood Spirit as an integral part of my Catherine Ray. A pulpit search present Bill ,' .,. - Area N a z cr en e Leaders Meet its., " ... CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. - BAPTIST Antoct, SipIesi Chur, A. Ovieds Calvary laptiut AsleInIbty. 340 Fairment lS.anfa,d Hwy II ni , -- Pentecostal Church. Special IA)ngWOOd i1l hold its fourth Ne' Mt. Ca1varytssionary irnual Shei es for Christ Ba tist iiiusic and testimonies will Youth Church Oviedo Baptist r 1 1 enjoyed the exotic fcds and % s (,raig who is in charge of Griffin is pastor former atJames T Hardy s residence 100p.m. Catholic Appreciation Banquet will be as one of the, nations mast all the church choirs, On outstanding sociologists will be Sunday the youth will be in ionference will examine THE LAKE MARY UNITED Pastor lb Na in. titi am I Sop in 720p m on the Florida Endowment for the con erence Orange Blvd.. LaUMotwo. Willeard (Idridle Sunday School Morrung Worship EvIyinqWqthip UveIng *tdfletday SISaM, II bOa Morn nq W;rshueN N - comtierenct. wili u.. neid - - Jotmy Nomell 5 iSa in 11:011 In. Church School 4 Other Churches cpu icisinit to Laranja Cake iOraI Cake); Macaroni Salad Cob SIaw . citizens, Re-v Vtr;IL B ya'stazsd TeckarDr?v.ti.nlusdEiiaI. .4SaIn t 7:30pm 434$-a issicn. Thursday night at 7:30 there Second Anniversary, Sunday, co-sponsored by the of whether public education Florida Regional Office of the should and Is able to deal ci will be the sceekl youth Bibk at 1 pm at Westside attend 11:11a.m. SWam B'nai B'rith and the American ethnic themes is one of crucial will be taking the youth to the Street and Sheppard Avenue. '° I30p in BAPTIST CHURCH Quality In. sorm SundapChurchSch.ol aurdayMen$Broaf5 h:,"' - ''?! S. Rev ROberIJ Hunter Sundayicliol - .t . CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 5. Park Av Pii!r 130. in 4$ a in II Slam 4lpm Sunday School ,., , FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $10 Park Avenue 0' Jay I Y. / S IS a in. MortsngWorslssp TrainlngHr . Langwood , . ' 2512 Sanford Avi Rev Fred McCleary S.. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST N19P1wa7 44 Weal Hoarc. Taylor £ Bud 141jpo £ vangelists BibleClass IS00a. .Morninq Worship Ilbia In Evening Worship LOOp m Bibli Classes Wed 720pm •2?:r Sunday School Friendship ' I I II a suitable opportunity presents tired, sleep will follow without But being a Christian does mean you know where you are Itself. The question arises, effort. When one's heart is going and you have some Idea about how to get there. And that ,) L "What Is the motivation for right, It will bring forth the way includes a definite standard of right 3nd wrong, good and doing good?" fruits of righteousness. bad. Best of all you have come Into a relationship with the one No true gentleman needs to The scripture says that HIS who has walked through the treacherous ways of fife and make a vow to act like a gen- spirit beareth witness with our overcome every problem. And you know you're now following ',iuii)iillittthuil tleman. Bad people frequently spirit and the fruits of Him. do good 'in order that they may righteousness are produced in Now, I think most of us talk a better game than we play, We readily accomplish some evil our lives by the Holy Spirit. If and we certainly want to be better than we sometimes act, purpose, Others are Inspired by you review I CorinthIans 13, its want the other guy to think we're better than we are. Let's face The Cherubim Choirof Grace United Methodist Church under the direedo taIci H CHERUBIM mercenary hopes or Invading message will say, "tove it our desi.re to be good Is greater than our ability to be good, present Its annual spring concert Sunday at 8 p.m. accompanied by Mn Nancy fears. The motive, not the deed, fereth long, is kind. Is not The kind of person you ae and the kind of person you want lobe front row, Strickland Smith, Carmal Lodge and Christie Buckner; back row, Bobbl . , Debbie PLANS CONCERT determines whether the doer puffed up. seeketh not her are sometimes two different things. That's one of the problems -___________ Jutt, Laura Greene and David Smith. (Herald Photo by Bill Vlncentir,) deserves applause, praise, or own rejoiceth in truth, of being human, criticism and correction. beareth,believeth, hopeth, Christians are human, too, and one of the problems of being You may have observed that endureth all things and never a Christian is that people know how one is supposed to act. It's a considerable amount of evil pretty easy to see when he doesn't live up to that standard. sometimes results from the The genuinely good person is And even easier to criticize. Of course, if you never make a of good people to "do one whose motivation Is that stand for what you believe in, you can avoid a lot of criticism. I gooa.' inese gooci people are love. This Is one who tinds It . know people who drift through life Without trying to figure Youth Week will be observed Jones and Mrs. T. F. McDaniel. 1.uncheon Monday' at noon in Dan Brokaw, minl*Iof music. misguided. Evil Is the result quite as impossible to abstain anything out.Personally, I'd rather know how I want to be and when they seek to do good on an from good as from breathing, May 23-30 at the First Baptist Rev, and Mrs. Leo F'. King, will fellow-ship hall. There will be an New member wIll be keep trying to become that, even though I fail and even though . OF SANFORD 730pm RIM, Ray In '-r' '-. BU I'J Questlon:lthoulht Chrlstlansweresupposed to be better tizan other people. I see faults In all of them. They talk a lot about being good, but I haven't seen a saint yet. Answer: And!doubtyouwlll.Idon'tknowanyonewhoever became Instantly perfect. Being a Christian doesn't mean , . F Denominational FIRST PENT! CHURCH OF LONOWOOD LUTHERANCHURCHOF 5" CHURCeI OF CHRIST IS)) Park Avinut Fred Baker Evanqelitt able Study It Na rn MOrning Worh.p 11.50 a m Evening Strvice SCorn Lad,,s Bibi. Class Tvetday ISa in Wednesday BiblC)aj 1 3ip In ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH S3$Heyt,qAvi,. Ph. 332.1212 CaM,iaWni. Sal. .,- B ' Pentecostal Lumeran Congregational EveolflgWa,jI4p I . Rector curate S 00. in It a , I Slam L I "(" Chrictinnc H i,mnn I U I uuuh,uuuumMun, SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH 1460 Sanford Ave. .0. N. Forrest Paster Sunday School 5:45a.m. Morning Worship 1100am. YouttlLoagu. .... 4:11p.m. EvenlnlWoflhlp .. 7:30pm Wed PvaverM..e$ 7:04p.m. ' I _________ 'I - I S ISa in II boa ii lOop in WeJ Prayer&BibfoSludv Pail,, Non , Wi 'l4J ' I - Past., MorivirigWorstwp Evangelistic Services Svndayscaool WmrmnM.rssp 7:34 I4OLYCROSS OIS Park The Rev Leroy 0 Super Perry W Collins Holy C.mrns'uslon Church School Holy Cemnsuniaus Church Of Christ 3235011 ,,. 0:Np.m. Episcopal LILE I Ii Ii p In ____________ CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor I400i St & Oak Ay SII W COHInIn PaStor Sunday School S 45. m MormngWorst,p II Scam Church Training I lip m Evening Worship l3Op in W.d Pray,r Service 7 Np m Nvrtsry Open WYNN 1.30 p m Sunday Night Irsadcait Dial a D,voI,onal 74 Pin Wedesdiy S4cvicO . IiN'Iii, . ' . , -,, •" The person who registers a withastomachfuiloffood.One rowtodoagooddeedeveryday might aswelltryto gotosleep Is one who should be ap- by Willpower alone when his proached. when necessary to go mind is filled with turbulent near, as cautiously as possible. emotions. When the body We feel much safer in the requires nourishment, hunger company of one who does good will be manifest, When one's wr. u_ir . . Pastor 5:12a.m. C. 0. Harris Suy Schoof .... MIMngWoyiliip . Evan,01lstickrv Pamlty Nlst Sirvice Y.P.I. Wed . . Nurry Prevedd JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1471 Went Fvsl Str,,t George Gal'oway Pasta, Svnd.tyScViooI 1000am Mning S.,rvic, Il:Na in Evening Service l:31p In NJW.flndStro.$ ___ - Baptist CHURCH you realize how Important vu aret Dudng this Bicentennial year we know that EVERYBODY In our nation Is Iodant. Peoe can _________________________________________________________________________________ own land and houses and tractors. They can read the truth, They can think for themsetv what they think. They can assemble together to celebrate, or plan or ptotest. And they can worship God. in the church they choose.. and bdng their children. ,.and support their church. and volunteer their talents In Ncbody can padlock Godis House or turn it into a w Here's where I live. THANK GODI We thank Him best by using AU. our freedoms,,. ,n OF THE NAZAR (NE 1501 SantordAve Douglas 0 ElliOtt Patter Sunday School 'is, Morning Worship II YOuth Hour flip Evaihielist Service i OIPIn Mid Week Service loVed) 711pm 'Nursery Provided ti all ..rvicas Church Of God . Oral Roberts Nursery & K indir,arfon :' 0000" By DR. J. TED COSMATO, Mialster First Baptist Church PatIo, , 3i. p's Sunday School Worship 530am. Wit Cvi. Prayer Muting Pastor's Corner 'NLAOUNFIZDMnOOIST Slati Road 434 and Naveaolsd Avenw Longwood. Florida 33750 Jotwi Garoor & N. A. KgTh Saturday Services $:lS.lIaMl. Sabbath Vespers Friday, May 21, 1Th.-)B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - N.. Mt to. SapJitl Church. 113$ Peir Ave Raveilell Park Baptist Church. P42 W 10th St Psept,'. Baptisl Chapel. 1341 * F.. sI Sheet. SInfisrl Pinenrest Baptist Church. Ill W Airport Blvd Put,. tab. •aptIt. Ridge Nd - Fero Park Progi.55 N.t54na,y Baptist Church. Midway S4'c054 Scifoft M.sasaisary Baptist Church. West Sanford Siminsle Baphot YevIs$. Am.VICa.I Legion Halt, Peru Pars SmUand laplist Chwch. 2oio Pilmeyt, SI Jsn.s MiasiCilt,, Baptist Church. SI I 11$, Oil.,. St P4v1 Ba,t,sI Chvrtli. II) Pine Ar. SI Ualty,ew B4ptiIt Church Canenc 51715 Spriagfiedj Mss.ena.'p Baptist, lISA 6 Cedar St Johns Mv55,uiesavy Baptist Church. 521 Cvress St Tempt. Baptist Church, Palm Springs Rd. Altimont, Springs William CIs.p,l Min,.1f'y B.4t,sl Church. Ujik £ William St (hutch Of Chrutt. Ni Palm Springs Dr ,Altamont. Spgs Church 01 Christ. Geisv. Church el Christ. Lenq*ood Church 01 Christ. Peela Church of Christ. W Iflh s N,rlht.4. Cb(h .0 Christ, Fla H*v,. Dr , Maitland - Cassilkorry Mar'y Mapadafon. Catholic Chvrh, MittImd Ave. utame..e S.irngs ••, Nb , Missien.ry Baptist Church. liii Jer Ave MI £,l M.tsuirsfy a."ss. Irpri v. A.. 1.11.4 Misve.sarv Church. 5th SI £ NuCtlyt.Ave litspdodaiv. leplil M.st, Cti.c te.a $igg , Lo.gws.ad, Fia Oc LadVofIhlL4hUCafhOlicCputch. 1211 Mat*tliài, Dettema CHv'i$TIAOf Part? CItiOtlais Church, te S Sa.l,d Ave Sanford ChrisJian Churrh. 131* Arprt Blvd N.r*e Cbisha Churt?, Flurda MacSc. Or. Matand Church. Bar Lake Ni .1 Jamise. C0040REGATIONLI. Clnqr,g.tiotial Chrittifus Church. 3401 Park CHURCH OF 000 Church II God. 003 Ni(kVy Church of God. 003 W flnd St Church 1 God. Church 01 God Hel,aess. Lake Monroe Church 41 0.4 Mission. Enterprise Church St God. 1403 W 11th St Church of God in Christ, Oyiod. Church of 0.4.1 Prooh.cy, 1505 Elm A.. Church 01 G.def Prophocy. 704$ PerlimunursAve, (birch of Osd Mission. (islerprisi 1740* 13th $1 Sanford . Anamont, Spriags lien Nope Baptist Church. III Orange A,. CATHOLIC Church of the Naluv.ly, Las. Mary All loels Catholic Church. 11$ 0s Are. Sanford St Aln'o Citt,.fic Church, Dogeo,d Trail. DeBars, SI Augusti.. Catholic Church, S,.iol Dr near Butsn Rd. St. METHODIST al Lake Ellen, U S I? tiN Cass.lberry -ChurchalCfl,isl lout's kininele ChurcheS (hut, 5010 Lii, HllI Rd ' EPISCOPAL TbeC) dIIf IheQ,odlhe hior Malttud. UI t,ali A All Seiisf Episcop,aI Church, B D,$ry Ave. Eluorpruse Christ Episcopal Churtb. Longsuoed holy Cis Epusnggel Perk Ayq. at LUINLEAN ., Aicenuga LwtIiqrau, Chueth. Orirocu or G'.e lbr.h.rd United Lutheran 1040$. Orlando Or Lutheran Church of pulsideise, Lwh.eqan Church of 'h Eedoqm,r, IJ W. 35th , 11 i ,,,is.. p. (a%sethev 5i tubes Lu!',e''s , 5i,.-ch, Nt 414 Sla,i Iar.wtl Uniled Mimorial Church, I Delary Avi, Enterprise Bear Lab United M.tliad.,I Ckc..rh Bettifi A U IChurch. Canaan H,ts CavseIoerry Community UnIted M.th,445t Church, Hwy 1757 $ Pney Ridge Rd. Cast.efberry DeIry Community Methodist Church. W HilAblabs Rd. DeBary Fists United Methodist Church, lIt Park Avi First Methodist Church .f Oviedo First Soutnur,, Mithoditt Church, 3441 Saniard Ac. Fr Uithediit Church. 540W 4th St Geneva M,tts,4,sI Church. Geneva Grace United M.thoditt Church. Airport Blvd G,ane Chapel A.M C Cssarcts. Ov.odo Oibireve MelISodist Church. Quiedo Ott.ew Methedusl Church Paala Weihsyaus Methodist. Nt 44 W. al Pasia SI James AM B 0th at Cypress SI Mary's A ME Church SI, RI 41$. Ott,,. SI Paul's Mettl4'hit Clsurcti. Ostoen Nd. Enlorprus. Sladlerd Memor,II Church, $ DeIary SaM*isd. United MeItled,sl Church. Tamp Firil P.4 S,m,ran Bled, AIlamonie Springs NAZARENE First Church of me Naiare,s., 1511 lailoyd Avo. Geneva Church of the Hal.,,.. Geneva Coinnssity Ciul,, LakeMary Chiurchof ttseNata,evs.,. LakeMery Blvd .iueUary Lsngwiod Church of the Nhta,ene. Wlyman & Jeasvp Aro, Langeo.d PNE$BYTBRIAN Lake Mary United Presiyfoyu&n Church First Pre$bytia,n Church, Oak Aeq & d St First PrecAytertan Church of Delary, I. NiØland Convenant Presbylu,ian Church, 7775 s. ci SI Ma,h Sss P,t;c Ciur . ui eat take Nd Prosbyto,ian Church. lii I Palm Springs Rd , Aftamn.,, Upial COmmunily Presbyterian Church, Uptla Rd WettininsI,, Pceib,I,rian Church, Red Bug Nd. Cass,aao..... -''- IIVEP4T5I DAY ADVENTIST Pir5 t (Nur(h , ,hrs,$,,.,,1,,5, P a n eI 0 ri D e a t Ii A ii ci Gri ef I - Past Lake Seventh Day Ady.nt,tt Church. Hwy 450, Foq,51 Cit7 Seventh Day Adventist Church. Ma,tland Ave. AIIam,0s1 l.pniig, Sanford Seventh Day Advijt Church. 7th & Elm WilItir Springs Seventh Day A4,ev'tist Church, 105 Miss Nd Men Hill S4'vo*Th.das, mUvOntist Churcys 4.41 Pin. St. Sanford OTHER CHURCHES Allen's A N I Church, Olive & lIOn All Faith Chapel, Camp Seminole. Wehina Paia Rd Blardail Avenue Holly155 Chapel. Ilardall Avt Chviv,ta Community Church Church if JeSu, Christ .4 Latter Day Saints, 2311 Park Ave Eastern Orthed.. Church. SI Johns Chryvsspom Clsapil. •pr'. pub H*y II 53. taiwn Orellidea sirc Si G.org. .0 tIe O.C.A, $16 Sourn $0, Fern oo ••/ - v smmwv'ity Chapel. t $pg Hair Trinity Church 016.4 in Ch,iit 1514 Mauggutte,, Ave TIle Full 00*1.1 Church if Our LOrd Jets Chrisi Witn00 Canaan ct, ' -v .1 i ! ___ noit Sprsagi Redeem., marav,e. CAcA 775 Taw,i$ Rd. Wildar Spriags Un.i.d Chyrh t$ Chr.s;, Ian.,nte - I' p' ,# - Lab. Moiw,, (lapel. Orange Blvd. Lab. Moivoi KilsOdlin Hall If Jehovah'5 WiPn.ss. Lake Mliv,, Unit, 1543W 3rd St Fersl Born Church of Its. Living God. Mitwis, Pev'lfl.slaI Open liMe TabernicI,, Ridg.w Ave, (Oft 35th o pestle Semi.... High Scho.il Purtt PlntecasI.l Church 00 Langmoed Firsl enf,c.sIol Church if $anfo, Pull G'espei Tabernacle. 2774 Country Club Mt Olive HIliaei (hvqth, Oak Hill Rd. Otte 1*nlerd Ail,an(, ChWrth. 1401 S Pan Avi Suford Bible ChOrcA, 3444 Sanford Ave. AHI St The S4Ivaien Army, 710W lllh St Nafti*g Hills Moravia,., Church. Altam.nie The Women of the Chi.'rch will in the church sanctuary. The year in Dallas, Ti at the a trustee, recently did a taped pend on myself for every need hold a colorful Rainbow Salad choir is under the direction of Convention Center, Jne 17-25. interiew :n a campaign plane and to solve every problem - p "- - I y WI -. - i:;,\ r ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS Ne officers elected by the Sanford Area Ministerial Asso. make p1ai for the coming year. From left, Re'. Ralph Luman, Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, vice president; Re, Robert Hunter, ('irngregnhional Christian Churdi, ievrrtisry; Ites. harold Davis, First Baptist Church of Lake roiary; treasurer and Rev. Douglas Porter of Free Methodist Church, presldent. i Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. The c'er Reverend O'KeIles %hitaker,deanoftheCathedrai Church of St. Luke and Francis ('. (;ry Jr., rector of St. John's F:ih)al Church at Eau sallie, - will lead the panel discusinn on "Ministering in Death and Grief" at the May' meeting of the Greater Orlando Chapter of the Order of St. l.uke Vtednesd'sv at a:45 HI3 Both Dean Whit.aker and l"atht'rGrev are especially well qualified to present the topic to be discussed. Dean Whitaker's hook, "Sister Death" is known to many and has helped theiio "ven-ome their fear of death. Father Grey is loved by :'t.us ribuners ItO both the East Coast and West Coast of Florida to whom he has niisht'i'ed with love and un • '•" .- / L__ . . -, ' ,, a ' KF.I.I.I'.Y . . ittrstanding at ' . vHITAKI'.R lii(llt'fltS ill crisis. The muscling wI'iih will be held in the Great lall of the Cathedral at 130 N Magnolia Ave.,Orlandii. All ar invited to attend the meeting, articipate in the discussion ancoin in the informal fellowship ihich will bring the evening tra close. Many individua'i in the Orlando area will 'emember with affection e Very Itevererwi Francis C Gray Sr. who for 12 years wslean of St. l.uke and csill wcIcse his son Inquirers' session for those iiitert's(ed in learmng more about the Order of St l.uke will bc' held May 2Oat 103a.m. orb urn. at t.I-iurcfl i;I the Good Sherdierd. 331 Lke Ave.. Miitlancl. obligation Thete is no WELCOME THE SPIRIT FAITH HEALING DELIVERANCE PENTECOSTAL REVIVAL EVANGELIST: REV. WILLIAM STONE REV. MCCLEARY REV. STONE REV, GRIFFIN SPONSORED FIRST PENTECOSTAL By MARANATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH CHURCH REV FREOMcCLEARY.PASTOR REV JAMESGRIFFIH PASTOR LAST SEPVICE TONIGHT 7:30 P.M. MARAPOATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH l4IFRf N Cii AVE , SAN FORD FOR TRANSP'RTATION CALL 323-1440 or 323 5071 �49-Evening H.rald, Sanford. FL Friday, May 21, im __________ Legal Notice _______________________ TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS Friday 6:00 2 4 6 • 24' ZOOM 35 MYFAVORITEMARTIAN 6:30 2 '13' EWSUP'LJATE 1942. Styy of the heroes who eewy defeats. • 100 2 THE MONIGHT SPECIAL 2.00 2 DAt' DEVOflCq4L 2:55 ' DAIlY bVORD 2 12 THE ROCKFORD FILES: A stock b'oker csappears after gm1s ve tim rmney to he them solve a • fraj1j NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS: Tesn IB& T '24' NOVA: ()t,q Way." BrItish Ecorx,nlst E.F. Scxcher author OS ØJ" he about technology ar1 Evening 4 u 2 . 4 1 CBS NEWS E ABC NEWS 24) CARRASCOLENDAS 35) RIN TIN TiN 700 2 TOTELLTHETRIJTH 4 BRADY BUNCH EffRATION 9 WILD. WILD RW OF ANIW1LS: iide at War." 24 SENIOR SC 35) STAR TREK 7:30 2 CEIEBAIT V SWEEPSTAKES 4 BOOBY VINTON SHIYW ) CHANNEL SIX REPORT: 6* WRESTLJNQ li cMusATloN 9 LOST SAUCEH 24) ZOOM 12:30 2 GO: USA 4 6 FAT ALBERT AND flit cosav KIDS 9 AMERICAN BANDSTAND 12 GA ANERIE0 rnoG 24 INNER TENMS (A) 35) GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS 1:00 2 4 SOUL TRAIN 6 CBS CHILDREI'(S FILM FESTIVAL 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REvIEw 35 THE AMERICAN GLER 130 9: TARZAN 24: WALL STREET WEEK 35) MOViE: "Badmon of MsWare Mrts Derwis Mgait 1941. Western based on the exploits of the Iramous Younger &othecs rn' j0 Jg 2:00 2 12' BASEBALL: Teame to be announoed. '6) PARTRIDGE FAMLY 24 MASTERPIECE THEATER: "Su'eI Song." (A) 2:30 6 SPACE: 1999 i WHAIS COOKiNG? 9: CHAMPIONSHIP Solurday Morning 9 ABC MOVIE: "Voull Like My tother." Patty Dice, pjcf aid Thames. 1972, A tiuse of nwess becomes a terntying meterrty ward for a pregrw* wirnan trapped ty a 630 ACFOSS THE FENCE GA(WEA'S ALMANAC 655 2 tv oEvo'ricr.w. 9 OMIY RD 12 LI I) 2 ACIOSS THE FENCE' ' C' 1' U.S.OF AF1CHIE S1,€ STREET (A) 9 HOl DOG 12 V'.E 7:30 2 VECETABLE SOUP 6 HAA..EM GLOBE TROT TERS '9) GIJIGANS ISLAND 12 GO:USA 800 2 it. EMERGENCY PLUS FOUR " INTSTONES 6 P9BLES AND BAf'94 1000 '2' 12' POUCE STORY' claixle icire stats as a p sergeat vth a &Inicing probtern that impairs p per fonnance both on and HOG.ARS HEROES 9) HOIL'vlM)OO SQUARES 8:00 2) '12) SAJJFORD AI SON: Th satIlord deade to sue a Iv retsodi over a serIes a4çwery based on thaW Ide. (A) 14') 6') ROYCE: Robert Forster, MI'YbiAh I4i1. Moosie Diler star. A men wto tas kved with Con'wnthe Irdare on the 187Efroneerrnakesadangerous oitn.y with a young )man ard her ct&en. (7') 24' WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW '9' DOtt'4Y AND MARIE: Guests: Kate Snth, Rth Buul, Edgar Bergen, Cha,tie PtCaithy. (A) '35)MOVE:"Seehew*," 8:30 ri 12) THE PRACTICE: The health of an old aoriy (guest J. Pal O'MoIley) becomes Di'. Bedford's (Danny Thomas) conoem(R) (7') '24 WALL STREET 6* A) 4*' NEWS (7) TODAY IN iC LEGISLATURE '35' 700 CLUB 1100 '2) 14') (9') f2) p 24) MOVIE: "The oensng Versiort" Wheel Reci'ave stars. An ang piJi sd teacher is forced retWevner doe to ill health. Evers (j4 and day cor*rast acaderric clea,nri with exqtisate aueity Operating wi1tn the system. 11:15 6 NEWS 11:30 2 ...' TONIGHT 9 THE ROOKIES (R) 1145 6 CBS MOVIE: •The PAssing Ale Deadly," Ed Nelson, Leonard t'knoy. Emotionally CSsttxbod son of resear soertst takes rat from lab, nOt ht1sm&IsWfectedwith dearly 1fl'is. 24' WEEK 857 1' TrE ELECTRIC COM I'ANY J) i 91 HOG KONG PHOOEY 24 SESAME STREET 830 '2: H JOSIE fl€ PUSSICATS 4" r(' BUGS BUNNY. ROADIUNNER ,,9 TOM 7 '9' THE F.B.I. 24) WHATS COOKING? AND JERRY AND 5Hy 4:00 900 " THE SECRET LIFE OF WADO KITTY 7' IIUER TENNIS: Tim 2 12:40 '9 3:00 2' COLLEGE 35) MOVIE: "Toirt of Ugira" Vincent Price. ElIzabeth Shcpherd. 330 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE 6 '7' (A) GaMes iuthorof"kw'uerGame MOViE: "Bataan." R)bert ,J T.-..l." "' .w'' A hotwpian'isteadxngl'owto overix,e ObataCtes In rrxnd D h body 10 penforri b ts fne train polon- tial. 24 T' ELECTRIC 6 . COM- 930 2 4 1 FHE PINK PANTHER 1SCOOBYDOO 6* TE BEVERLY HILL BILUE$ 7 REGION IS RELEVANT 9 THEWADVENTRUES OF GILGAN 24 MSTER ROGERS' NEIGHIORH000 (A) 10.00 2 12 .AND OF THE LOST '4 S1'4AZAM 6* A GRIFFITH SHOVI FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRE , . rtwm rt AT ( 'Jir, )iL.L. 1 ' ML' LilT 1' / O Li nj IiJiJ • / '' , lj?!.\ .' - .. ONE DIE.,---- SOJNOING BOARD MASTERPIECE Th. . . 430 CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR: Belgium Grarld Pnx, Zat'dvvort road CiI'tUiI, ZOId,3r, Belgium; PM,tln Luther xing Games, track and field, Ga '9: SPORT'S CHALLENGE (4' I I,A)T IN I Pit I±UIbLAlURE' Sparish version. 35 BILLDANcEOUTDOORS 5'OO 2 12 DANNY THOMAS p,yp GOLF CLASSIC' Live, sec final round, Mornpj, Tern. 9' WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS' Evens to be announced 24 MARK OF JAZZ (A) 35 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD to do a ctocuTntaty on the paameca. (A) '4) '6) THE JEFFERS(*S: Lionel frIes to tide the tact that he bashed In thee new del+wevy v*tt (A) '9' 0000 HEAVEND: 4. Arçl(Cat1Rjner)a,t..,d herwish-ehe meets ito actor on a lonely roar$-tht she doesn't reu)grue han. 24) FAMLY AT WAR '35) MOVIE: "Dive Bontee' 8:30 (4 p 6') DCC: Annie Bogeil and the local parIsh pness corepire tO USO O( of the devIlS tools. Poker, to iawaken Dix's religious intorest. (R) 9 ABC MOVIE: "Di's A Clew Dy You Can See Fr." Baiti'a Streisand. Yves p,4n. taM 1970. MSs Streisand lives several lives In a romantic triangie whei'e hoc cnçetitton 8:57 2)12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12' NBC MOVIE: "Call of the Md' John Beck, Bernard Fresson. Riitzer Prize winner James Dickeys adaptation of Jack t.orxton's classic novel. In theW struggie to recch the Kloóke gold fields, 1wi men rrst de)M on the strength. lOyalty and enance of their team of sled dogs. MARY TYLER 4' MOORE SHOVE: Friends con"u MIY hef fOW bøaij Is attractive orIly because of his appearance. (Ri 24) MOVIE: "C).iartet"Fotrof W. Somerset Mugiarn's short stones adopted In one pictise They are 'The Facts of I.ie," "The Alien Corn," "The Kite" and "The Colonel's Lady." Each story. Is lroiticed by the author. '4' 9.30 '6' BOB NEWHART SHOW: Howard Borden's game warden &othercomesto Chicago to witness the meting of t hopping stays to make a play for Howard's gel. (A) 10:00 '4 '6 CAROL BI'TT' SHOW Guests: The Jackson Five. EnTTtt Kelly. (A) 10:30 24 TO BE ANNOUNCED 35) FuTURE SHOCK 1100 2: '4' '; 12 NEWS 9 ftI5( fJ5 24 MONTY PYTHON'S ftYING CIRCUS 11.15 9'EYEWITNESSNEWS 11:30 '2) 121 SATURDAY NIGHT ( MOVIE' "The Sun Also Rses" 9 THE WORLD S BIGGEST - s- °' FRIENDS 9 SUER 24 SaAME STREET (A) - ,. ".. - .'. . ' ___ ) CDEMY "br r .•:-t 1 .-' P 2 12. RtJN JOE, GM SOft TRAIN 7' LLL THOMAS REP€P8 31 SP4SH MOVIE 11:00 2 BENEATH THE PLANE'OF THE APES 4 6 FAR OUT SPACE . ' ? i/ - - ' Btsi , I • 1 I 0 Evening , I I 24 BOOK BEAT 35 WAYNE rftER SHCm 630 2 12 NEWS ON 'THE NEWS ABC NEWS 24 BURNS AND ALLEN 35 AtUMALwoR.D 7:00 2 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC' VOyOSthOBrn-tine ''a'' 4 AGRONSKY AND CO. 6 HEEHAW 9 LAWRENCE WELK I? CELEBRATION 24 BEHIND THE LINES 35 MOViE Jdc and the BeanetaJk." Gene Kedey. Live dI1U dtlfl'UOOfl. MON. - FRI. 3:30-6:30 SAT.. SUN. 1:30 - 2:30 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT FRI. SAT..SUN. 3:50 1:30 6:00 3:40 10:00 5:30 1:00 10:00 flUCAM : "ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST" peycMIecal ,t41 at AeancaflhaCnnIWwbryLgaa l4sa,. US', hii1 I ROftqRo eu (ills (1, aa Gqeqg " WO THEATRE 1J,,; JUNE 3-6 >I a S3$Ct*TA * * * * * * * 275-glOi flCklTIRIo '2.BOOEN.ADMISSION * , * * * * * * * * * * *1' cia .ap. !#UI3, IIW4RI1 J k e. uOis, ' bulIdInn destroued1 I'VI * MIII1M P• *15 - I paiI$wA$wOPsiLiAwAuIy 8:30 11 . . IVIU' ___ Tryot, new seafood restaurane Color TV race replays ,Ilv. flight special -most concessloni 254 Grandstand Admission 504 CaN I3t"il40VorCIubhous.Res.rvaee. 'EINOLE HARNESS RACEWAY. 174 Ccmstock Avenue, West Winter Park, FlorIda 37759 Phone: 303.6.47.1*11 Copies may be obtaIned at the office of Schwelzer Associates Archltects, Incorporated upon paymentofadeposltof$2S.00perset of drawings and specifications. Any unsuccessful bidder, upon returnIng such set promptly and In good tic a line 1 thru S times 31c a line 6 thru 25 times 26 tImes.. . , . 24Ca line (S?.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS 6:00 AM, - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Sundo - ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED In Remembrance Honor The Memory Of Departed Loved Ones With A Memorial Day Message To Be Published May 31st 'epresenranve ot inc estate is JUANITA RUSSELL whose address s Plantation Apartments, No. 12.F, 1100 Howell Branch Rd.. Maltland, Iorida. The name and address of he Personal representative's at. orney are set forth below. All persons having claims or temands against the estate are 'equired, WITHIN THREE MON. rHS FROM THE DATE OF THE iRST PUBLICATION OF THIS IOT10E,totite wi.h the clerk of the bove court a written statement 01 ny ctaim or demand they may P'ave. Each claim must be in writing nd mutt indicate 11w basIs tar the laim, the name and address of the reditor or his agent or attorney, ',i I'.e o,' ''4,,; ..,,k. if in. laim is not yet due, the date when it viil become due shall be statea. It he claim Is contingent or Unliquldatec, the nature of the un ertainty shall be stated. If the laim is secured, the security shall e described. The claimant shall dCliver sufficient copies of the claim h tt. clerk to enable the clerk to "nail one copy to each personal epresentative. Allpersonslnterestedintheestate 7 whom a copy of this Notice of idministratlon has been mailed are equired, WITHIN THREE MON. P15 FROM THE DATE OF THE F IRST PUBLICATION OF THIS lOT ICE, totite any objections they nay have that challenges the alid,ty of the decedent's will, the q uailflcatlons 01 the personal epresentative. or the venue or jri%dlctlon of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND IBJECTIOPIS NOT 50 I ,. . .. '---------- Cocktail waitresses needed im. mediately. I nights weekly. Inquire Club Diamond, Hwy 1792. ________________ 322-2611 or 831•9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. The Evening Herald ___________________ ______ 4Pe - FACED WITHADRINKING PROBLEM PerhapsAlcoholicAnonymous Can Help Ca1I423.IS17 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 ________________________ New GoBes, Grapefruit Diet Pill, Eat satisfying meals and lose weight. Touchton Drug. ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? r.'miLy I -(' - ''"---------"'-.__---_-_- 5.-Lof & Found ..-._. .. _________________ .. LOST Reddish Pekingese female dog, Tampa vaccination & license tag. Name "Ginger", Last seen vicinity of II & 4.6 West. or 6454013 ' 6-ChiId Care ______________________________ Child Care for as tow as 12 per wk. if Quality 373 5490, A SMALL WORLD. 9G'xJ Things to Eat - - - Peas, BE & Crowders, Upick Marquette Ave. (off S Beardall). Hunter, 3270415. Home grown Blackberries. YOU 2 quarts, II. brIng Own con talners, Osteen area, 3234)79. - "LIVE HENS" Lic ea., over 50. SOc es Cackieberry Farms, ', way betwein New Smyrna and DeLand off Hwy ZIon Samsula Drive Ph 964.42* 5.45 - "' -- --_.. 11-lmtrcfj -'-- Piano & Organ LesSOflS Gary Steele, teacher with Orlar,dd School of MUSIc, is Offering private lessons in Sanford. 322 0949. FILED ' ' excellent benefits, PRESSMAN- Graphic art firm One & 7 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Newly needs experienced person Im. redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 3731310. mediately, CABINET FOREMAN- Nice people to work for. Pays good StO.000 starting salary. LAUNDRY WORKER- Steady work. -WE SELL SUCCESS20) Commercial 323 5176 DeCeased A TTORNEY FOR PERSONAL tle Circi,li Court, Seminole County. R EPRESENTATIVE: Florida in accordanc, with the P HILLIP H. LOGAN, of provs.ons of the Flclitiovj Name SIHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND MONCRIEF Post Otfice Box 2279 Sanford, FlorIda, 32711 Tilephone: 333.344Q Publish: May 14,21, 1976 DEL I SEEK & FIND° TENNIS TERMS OUNODELBM IWECKARVOL GE GAD I ER IRE MACRN U B S EC I NLFGOKATRUOCEROF TAEUGASB,4)PU INTILBVE ONAFLST 4ICEYNSTSAOT HFL E TVDINKLOSHP SOL' PFOROUREVNLTD PHE OLVPENIIESABU OU CTFTEDROCTEN RFAUT RAOYELLOVRL DITOBA EUHCAOPTEGO TOPSP INIBEUC!VOLEVB DVERDAEHREVORALLYRA MAT C H SR V DUEL E CIV RE S RI LAB TENOR G YR REP FAR Ace Forecourt Set Point Baseline Love Topspin Deuce Overhead Toss Fault Service Volley Tnorrow: Hodge Podge "A" Legal Notice GEORGE WASHINGTON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIM. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO, 16473-CA-2$.D TO: CLIFFORD WILLIAM BOAK whose residence and last known mailing address are unknown, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition has been filed in the abovestyled Coi,srt for the adoption of the minor child named therein and wherein you are named as an interested party, and you are hereby required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on S. KIRBY MONCRIEF, of SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND MONCRIEF. Attorneys for Petitioner, Post Office Box 3379, Sanford, Florida 37771, and file original with Clerk of the above, styled Court on or before June 21sf, $974, otherwise a default will be entered against you granting said adoption, WITNES$rn,hendandthesealcf Said Court on the 11th day of $776. May, (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwllh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: LIllian 1. JenkIns Deputy Clerk S. KIRBY MONCRIEFof SHIN HOLSER. LOGAN AND MONCRI E F Pe'tt!ior.e First Federal bultd.ng Post OffICS 601 2779 Sanford, FlorIda 32711 Publish: May II, 21, 75. June 4, $976 fl7y'7 -- - ', APi' S SOUTH SEMINOLE 4 , Harness Raceway See Chief Parker. 6 p.m. Now, I ', ' Companion; Needed immediately, R TRANSFERRED y new) BR, quiet uncrowded pss '' .o.0 * un , quiet area Large lot, walk to schools. Low down & low payments, ffllAYfld ., , W. E. Knowles City Manager City of Sanford Publish May II, 7), 1926 fl-V.. ', L t i 2 consider holding mortgage Asking $21,730. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES STORY STUCCO: Nicely decorated 4 BR, separate garage 2S2 Park BALL REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 511W. itt, Sanford 333 56.41 W. Garnett White VERY NEAT Owner selling 7 room. 1.110 sq. ft.. stylish home with breakfast bar, all new carpeting & paint, new roof, central natural gas heat. Phone)?? 75*), Sanforif 0 J t(NX)5 SANFORD- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, air conditioner, shady lot. 115.250 MAKE OFFER Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTOR $3065.33 COUNTRY COUSIN Over an acre on 5 big lots Nice 2 owner 3236559 RRhomewlthFloi'Idarrinm I.1rri to find and only $26,900. Make your Budget go further, shop the CIan.sif led Ads every day. STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH, PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW. Call 3222611 or $319993 70175 FRENCH (HWY. 112) - c'i4aiiiier's ' . I rntz Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Unf urn shed FROM POOL Across From Ranch Haute 323-8670 or 831-9777 2 BEDROOM T0WNH0UES °'APARTMENT! 134 FROM MONTH 125 1503 W, 25th St. land? Bedrooms SANFORD NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Highway 17.92, Sanford - STUDIO 1,7, 3 Furnished Unfurnishod CLUB ROOM , geneva ardens Luxury Patio Apartments LAKESIDE APARTMENTS • -_________ ALL ADULTS-EASY LIVING QUIETANDSERENE Modern Facilities AiiG.E.K,tchens , I 5', JknriIoh. Lat,d West of Hwy. k 322-2090 protessionatly At 1120 Floritla Ave. Pt's 373.6630 'i:I I I-- REALTORS'- %-' HIGHEST PRICES Used Office Furniture also buy total inventorIes. Wanted to buy used Office furniture. Southern Liquidators Apoplia. sr 4114 Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. $7.97. 5301706 Pierce Simpson, Bela, Browning, Hy gain Handic, Regency, T dee. , and Pace. Com .tete ac Auction Arsenal SANFORD AUCTION BUILDING 1200 S FRENCH SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET Anyone can e a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 0 to S at the Movieland Dnivein Theatre, South 17.92 Phone 322 piano, 372 1159. 5-HousehoId Goods 1216. 71-Antiques Premier upright vacuum cleaner, harvest gold, nearly new, all at. tachments. $15 Sllex electric Good furniture from the '20s and collectables. HiWay 46 Antiques, il., miles east of II on Rt. 16 333. 6972. juicer, used once. $23, 333713$ anyl me 1975 Singer Zig-Zag Honor The Memory Of Departed Loved Ones With A Memorial Day Message To Be Published May 31st Zrnpose your own memo,'iam, or ask our assistance We should receive your message no later than S p m Friday, May 25th 15 Words $2 Add lIc for each additional S words Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. The Evening Herald M''k cc,jt ann matching hat, small SU Mull sacrifice, $300 Phone 3229175. SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distribulor has aluminum nc langular pools left over from 1915 season, halt price. Guaranteed installation and terms Call 305 WenI 10 lots weigtsll Can't slay on a diet? Call lfl 0071 194 Ford ', ton pickup, 64,000 original miles. First $500 takes. 372 5992 or 3231167. - Lease a Datsun Including Z cars and trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1311. Excellent Running Cond. 1300. 3220959 1975 Fiat, factory air, FM stereo, Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323.3866 or 373 7710 79-Trucks-Trailers 6.000 miles. Weekdays att'r 5. 321. 0357. ________________________________ 1922 Cadillac Coupe Devilie, white on white, 13.300. 323.1100 or $30 - 1967 Ford F 500 II ft. van, hydraulic lift, air. Phone 323 7340. 4164. 1912 capri, good condition, $985. 1972 Honda Coupe, good condition, $986. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD 1971 Toyota pick up, tong bed, air 3235064 after 1 pm Phone323.lOI0 1972 Ford Pickup, 5,. ton, fully 1,71 VW Super Beetle, AM.FM "quipped. ca 'p specia' $2 *00. stereo, radials. $2,300. Phone III. 323 1753 or 66$ 1621. Sell us your car or truck ven if you c,we money on it. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, BAIRD.RAY OAT. 1913 H014a LVCC Civic, 2,000 miles 23,100 or best offer. 373-1776, after 5, 1970 Maverick. 6 cyt, 39,000 miles, runs excellent, new inspection. $995. CHICO & THE MAN 323 1570 or 834.4603 ANTIQUE '49 Ford Truck Phone 373.0143 LONG WOOD LINCOLN -MERCURY FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 Zig Zag Sewing Machine in cabinet, Don't forget our auction tonight. We are loaded with all kinds of merchandise, new and used. Come early, browse and get a good seat. good condition, $30 3329139. KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1sf St. 3722315 We Buy Furniture HOME OF THE NEARSIGHTED APPRAISER OPEN DAILY FOR RETAIL SALES 10 5 52-Appliances Dell's Auction Service KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machineS. MOONEY APPLIANCES323.0697 Hwy 46. West, Sanford 3235620 HAS SPECIAL VALUES FOR YOU ON FINE PRE.OWNED CARS LIKE THESE 75-Recreational Vehicles 53-TV-Radio-Stereo '75 Cab over-Camper, self con tamed, with '73 Dodge °.a club cab truck, loaded, excel, cord. $6695 or best offer, 323 7558. Color TV's trom 550; B&W. from $15; Service all makes. HERBS' TV, 1200 S. French, 323.173.1. 1969 WinnebagO, fl ft with Onan generator, roof air, almost new tires, 45,000 miles, Only $5,800. Southern Liquidators, on U. S. Ill in Apoplia A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! 54-Garage Sales 76-Auto BIG YARD SALE Saturday, 10106 2120 Holly Avenue CARPORT SALE, 105 Plumosa Drive, Sat. & Sun. 3323. 11 loS. Household items, antiques, paint, waler sports equipment. CARPORT SALE' 9105, Saturday. 113 Country Club Drive. Clothes. odds & ends, etc. GARAGE SALt: IU temple Or,v,, Moving into apt., must sell lot of odds & ends, furniture I. clothes. Sat. & Sun 9 a.m to ' 322 7113. Parts__-- '73 CAMARO Yellow - Super sharp '73 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille, Cadillac quality - well equipped *4495 '4375 -. VEGA REBUILTMOTORS Cast Iron Sleeves MIXON AU1O PARTS. 322 0505 '74 MERCURY Marquis Stereo, & tape - clean Reconditioned battff'ies, $12.93 ex:hange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. 1972 VW Squareback 4 speed, AM radio. Only 32,000 miles GARAGE SALE, May 27. 10 a.m til 1)1 Brown Drive, Sunland, 327 7000 '73 COUGAR sporty. Excellent buy Blue - white - 1972 Fiat Ili 2 itouf ida.i. mIles. 1 $4495 Reserved Service - Sales -Rentals South of Sanford *31.1090 313$ Hwy. 11.92 at S Po4nt VOLKSWAGEN 322,4*54 PH. 322.1833 BUSft4ESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 5, ' -.--' Aluminum Siding 297$ Hwy 11 97 322 SoI I cars Cover your home ,,,,'r. alum s.ding & soltit System Alto Roofing, GutterS 20 yrs Exp Eagle Sdng Co IS) 9543 - Used office furniture wood or steel desks. executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, tiling cabinets, as is Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casseiberry. 1792.530 1206 62-Lawn-Garden Home Improvements Pest Control Home Repairs, Door & Window ART BROWN PEST CONTROL replacement, Screen repairs Call fler 6 pm.. 373 $206 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACY. & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. Insulation Appliance Repair BEST PRICE BEST PRODUIT Free Estimates-21 Hours THERMO.TF.K,531 0921 M,'sicx' Fioui'o)1 ,ippliarnce repair 20 'yearS experience We Service all makes Rea%onab!e Call aisytime. 322 7737 Land Clearing - -- Cactus Queen Nursery N W. Corner of Wekiva Park Drive and Hwy 46 Joe B. McCawley Sr, Sole Owner Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON HOME OF THE MOPISTERO DELISPIYOSA Rare & Urusual Plants & Shrubbery YOU ALL COME tformrrly i'Iarriett's Be.*utv Nookl 519E First,312 5717 Riding mower, 7 tip, Briggs & Concrete Pavement Strattan engine, like new, 5)50. 2411 Chase Ave Lawn Mower Sales & Service - We Sell lIne Best & Service the Rest Western Auto, 301 W First St , 327 4401 Parking Lot Mainten\.3rCe $e'al'r nnd Striping Durable Scalers. 503 Lemon St . Sanford, 3236441 Home Improvements - C E SHEPHERD Painting Remodeling, General Pppt'r'. i',i)l 3?) 1375 FAPM TRACTOR 1350 2661 Magnolia Johnny Walker Rent LUSIf. ElrI,, C.toc Shampooer for only SI SO per day kent 7400 owner Hem. of Quiet, Courteous BILL BAKER ROBSON MARINE 64-Equipment for Dr., LINCOLN MERCURY INC. Glastron 11',' Runabout, Evinrude, 55 hp, 3 cyl, power lilt, top. cuStOm trailer, alt acceSsories. Excel cond. John Bean, 3235694 or $31 5090. - '75 MONARCH 2 Longwood 9495 55-Boats & Accessories 63-Machinery-Tools p8195 2975 Very clean GARAGE SALE, Friday 5. Satur. day, 9to 6. On Reservoir Lake. 1st white house past Matter's Cove Apts '75 MARK IV Distinctive car - clean 315O p2195 CARPORT SALE- 211$ Elm Ave., Sat. only 10 am. 6 p m. Clothes, household items 5. ad sorts of goodies. biuC 'low Ottert you the jme qualty *onkmanshp ri your rernodel.ng and additions requirements as is available in 15,5 general con Structon CARROLL'S FURNITURE 5-Pets.Supplies Puppies. $10. Half Dachshund, will be small. Call after 4 p m 32) 3615 Free. fluffy, black kittens, part Persian 3230103 "73 It's easy BROWSE AND SAVE andfun. .TheWaritAdWay. '74 Honda ST 90 and '73 Honda 350 CB. both immaculate. In storage for I year. Best offer. 3737*35. AUCTION SALE SAN FOR D SEWING C ENTER 301 E. 1st St., Downtown 3fl 9111 60-Office SopiIies $975 Toyota Corolla, 10,000 miles Assume payments. 322.2100 after 1 p m.. anytime weekends, ________________________________ _____________________________ Good Condition, $700 $539131 collect Man's X31 golf clubs, 2 lhru wedge. Hogan woods, 1, 3, 1 and S. $100 Set of lady's Patty Berg irons, WiIsn woods I. 3 and 3, 133. 372 --- 8-Mtorcycl SUN. Fern Park, $31 1318. 72-Auction beautiful walnut console with automatic button hole Pay balance ot $94, or 10 payments of $10. See at Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coun'er tops. Sinks, Installation available, Bud CabeIl. 372 5057 anytime -- 1971 Pinto, extra clean, runs perfect CHICO & THE MAN, 373 1370 or 531 4605. 1973 RD25O Yamaha - building; GE refrigerator; GE cabinet style dishwasher; antique - - 70-Swap & Trade Double Oven 30" gas range: Ken more washer and dryer; utility - Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1976 models. 1 days week. Call collect, 5412131. CASH 322-4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. cessories. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS, ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE, 4319 Ed;ewater Drive (corner Fairbanks) Orlando 795 1711 1963 Mercury, original conditIon, PS & P8. new tires, .nspeCted in April. Phone 322 $796. For WreckedorJunk 1913 Yamaha 175, in good shape, 5300. Phone 9047734*03 affer 5 pm DAVES' 373 9370 Cobra, Midland, Johnson, SBE, MORE CAS H 1973 XLCH. extended front end and raked Call 3235183 after S. We Buy FurniTe - 24 His, - REALTORS 323635.3 3 BR, 2 baths, central heat & air, garage. screened back porch. fly Close In, beautiful pasture & trees. 323941O New 32 caliber, swing out cylinder nicket plated revolvers. 124 95 e,ich In Remembrance Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRiDER,ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Ldry ()dXO1l1 DILT0NA- Quality home, air, top value at 51)0. Deposit. No pets 574 1010 * SPECIAL* Wanted, Residential Site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1916 model zbove ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location Call 305 122 1220 colle(t 322-2118 Associate Eves. 323'O413 INC Alter Hours 322 9284: 312.3991 Or MLS ReOltorS JOHN SAULS AGENCY Broker Days 322 1114 for Sale 323.7340 Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. monthly. 1)5,500 1650 down 32$ OlS9eyes 1277613 _____________________ Furnished or Merchandise down Looknqfora Home call 31. fenced, new carpet, P & I, 1150 g y $21,500 323 0522. 'M11age 47-Real Estate Wanted . -- ________. Completely renovated 3 & I BR homes. I', baths. with central heat, from $15,000 As low as 1)00 REMODELED HOME I Bedroom burn, house downtown Sanford Coupleonly 322 2643 A 2400 French Ave. Building on buSy corner! Zoned GC 7 Owner will help finance. 162.500. Call Mr Belsto for detaIls. 377. 1091 after 4 50-Miscellaneous ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 37? 2210. NO MONEY DOWN after 5.30. -- Bassinelte with screen top, new, never used. Phone 3231091. - Also over I acres, general industrial proper' with highway & rail frontage, A good buy at $60,000. HAROLD HALL REALTY Call 323 5774 Anytime S V Hardwick, Broker Deltona 661 MI) Req Real Estate Broker 321 0610 323-7595 322 0779 322 2741 33-'Houses Furnished ' right to accept or to reject any or all bids In he best Interest Of Ito City of 3 BR, I' baths, carport, large screened porch. Owner will WITT REALTY 28.155 Sanford Ave - 256.3 Park - roofing Only $11,500 BATEMAN REALTY ' reduced to sell. 539,500. Buy P111Ev *0005 BARN - We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell tar 30 pct, commission. Free Pick CB's ltSo Mustang. while, wIth blue in tenor, newly painted, good tires Excellent condition, 5900. 373 2191 BUY JUNK CARS- $15 to $35 for complete car. Cnil 333.1624 after I p.m. We Choice 111' frontage on Hwy. 17.92, I OUT OF TOWN. 3 BR frame on large lot, wood lioørs, almost new Rig Reai Eslae Broker INVITATIONTOBID Cltyof Sanford, FlorIda Sealed bids will be received In the office of lIne City Engineer, Sanford, Florida for 2,323 ft. of 6 tt Chain Link Fence with 3 strand barb wire with supports; and, two 2411 Gates for 6 tt. chain link fence, Spcclflcaln are available at the offIce 01 the City Engineer. All bids shall be in the City Engineer's ottice, City Hall, San. ford, Florida not later then 1:30 P.M., Friday, May 2$, $916. The bids will be poblicly opened on the same date at 210 P.M .L.ja mrujp, nice r,I.n..ss.a.. REALTORS ,.,itPi tnttag,. at nms ,n. .a. -V. - •'"' '" 549.500 7 BR, 1)50 I Property to 80-Autos for Sale 77- Autos Wanted play SuitS. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 2640 Hiawatha Ph. 333 130) GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR 46-Commercial Multiple Listinçj Service CRANK CON'ST., REALTY REALTORS, 530 6061 _______________________________ IBR, 2013 WashIngton Ave $213 mo 3334070 wk days or 322 $154 week -- I Lots. Oste'en, high and dry, cleared Beautiful home site with large oaks. 323 5694 after I p.m. ANYTIME yard, screened porch, 119,300. Large 3 bedroom, 2 story, 2 porches 1150 pius security. Phone 323 4762 -- FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am gagId in business at II) Loch morid Dr., Fern Park. Seminole County, Florida, under the fIctitious name of POR. D, COR. CASTINGS AND SUPPLIES, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with Ihe provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1937. 5: Robert M. Richar3scn Publish: April 30, May 1, II, 21. 1976 DEvil) 43-Lots-Acreage BR, central heat I air, fenced DELTONA- Completely furnished Furnished duplex, newly renovated, 3 rooms 1. bath, adults, no pets. 322 0065 _______________________________ nds ' 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 5200 KISH I4tAL tStAI, REALTORS. 32) 0011. 322-2420 anytime 7 Bedroom, unfurn . $30 wk, adults. 1.35 week with children. 322 6620. _________________________________ ' !SYR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Have customer who wants to buy 1 acre homesite, Lake Jessup area. Call Sanford's Sales Leader * Sacrifice 365 3721 , ordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section $4309 Florida Statutes 1937. 5: Margaret Bledso, P'ubllth. Miy II, 2$, 25, June 4 1976 OEZ.72 spacious yard. excellent area All this and more for $37,600. EL CAPITAN. I BR. 1', bath, nice 'ocahon Sanford. 3 BR. 7 bath, kitchen eguipped air conditioned $115 mo plus $75 security dep Available June 1. 322 7)99 Seminole County, Florida in ac LOADED!- 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath, foyer, beautiful family room, Marge Tra'ini. 4310S. W 15th St. Coral Gables, Fia 33)34. ________________________ i•m• $20,950 Balsam, N. Caèollna, Mt. Top, small lodge, must sell due to death Nice for families or business. Brochure. 4417 ' 3 bedroom, quiet neighborhood, large rear yard. You'll love it! S SELL YOUR PROPERTY BR. 1 bath house, large Fla. rm, attached garage. Excelle,it cond good neighbors, large yard 322 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hereby given that I am 'nigaged in business at 2127 Holly Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name 04 BUSY BEE CHILD CARE, and that I fiter.,1 In'. '.'a'.' .,i.....,.... nun the Clerk Of the Circuit court, DOLL HOUSE- Newly remodeled, pie Listing Service EXECUTIVE HOME DELTONA F,rtt area, central air, wall to wall carpet, 7 BR. 2 baths, large Fia. room, attractive kit. chen. built in stove oven, refrigerator, paneled office, 7 carports. $21.5. No pete. 371.1010 If you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and iitti to 'jour phone ring Dial 322 2611 or 531.9993 warranty. $25,900. Realtor ?3.5774 Anytime - -__________ I COUNTRY LIVING- I Acres, 3 Bedrooms, I bath, In good con. dition. Family room, kitchen equipped $37,500 COOL & SHADY! 3 Bedrooms, neal as a pin! Above ground pool, fenced rear yard. New roof. BPP 'old Hall Realty 32-Houses Unfurnished A F.Sone call could start you on a new and PtOlitabie career. Call $62 1)5.000. Won't waitt GE BARGAIN- tO Acres. 6250631. ______________________________ Part time cement work, temporary. $4 per hOur. 323 $399 afternoons and evenings. JUST LISTED!- 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath, cenlral heatair, equipped eat in kitchen, carpeting, above ground pool. BPP warranty. 68-Wanted 3010 50 & 60 pcI, discount on all children's clothing. Boys' fC%. casual suits, shun's, short & long pants, girls' dresses & short & long Days -322 6123 Nights - 377.7357 NO QUALIFYING- Low down, easy payments, 3 bedrooms. carpeting, central air, nice land. scaping. 119,900. od. Furnished. Large corner itchen equipped. $25,900 - rent planters, tireplace, Absolutely beautiful 1)9,900. 0. - - Ideal MLS 'ment or newly married park. Furn. or Unturn Sale 42-IbiIe Homes LOCH ARBOR- Beautiful shade trees. 7 large bedrooms, 2 baths, convenient. Excellent . turn,thecl BR Under $27,000 REDUCED - MUST SELL ;e new I BR, In settled neigh 7343 Park Dr 170 up I I.? BR Mobile homes in retirement Reasonable FHAVA WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311.3ISE. First St. 3335622 Assume payments Singer Zig zag in ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Stenstrom Realty CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR $311222 SAN MO PARK. I, 2. 3, bedroom trailer apts Adult & family park Weekly 35)5 Hwy I? 92. Sanford 323 1930 , sq ft $275 REDUCED $4500- Now 112.000 House on3tree shaded lots. Won't last 1 Call now! Ilvide. 17.350 per acre or Store & Office Bldgs for Rent, 1,000 Eves. 322-0612 or 333.1557 today. Ar, adults, no pets. Security dep. $113 mo. 3327111. turn,sried 2 BR mobile home. $l5.. 323-1532 Face the woodS in this cute first home, corner lot, central air. See Living rm., kitchen, bedroom, bath. DUPLEX 30) E. 73rd St.- 3 BR, family room and formal dining room. 532,500. REALTY INC. 321 0759 eves. 322 7643 KC Puppieti. Stud Service (all Mr. Anderson, 365 3710 I BR, 2 beth, 1115 Paloma. $37,500. HAL COLBERT Reg. Real Estate Broker 263* S Sanford Ave. 3RoomApf.,Furn. $90 Mo 101W. 9th St. - central heat & air, Payton's 322.1301 fenced. A rest buy. $5,900. 9Sl9ait;rdp.m - Clean 3 bedroom, l'.' bath, avocado stove 8. refrigerator, blue carpet. County- 2 BR, turn,, good roof & I room furnished efficiency. Private .ntrArwe flwntnwn SArlfr.,d 171. f I BR, 2 baths, family room, central heat & air, new roof. By Owner. 129,900. 3226975 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. BATEMAN REALTY "OBERMAN PINSCHERS 372719$ 3 BR, 2 bath, Jewelt Lane. $33,fl_f. Longwood Groves - $1100. down, assume mortgage $33,900. 1 BR, 2 bath, refrig., citrus. $772.50 mo $314213 Goon Prices. Good Advice. Plants & Answers, 210 F. 151 St., 373 7111. REAL ESTATE Realtor lot. Nicely landscaped. 3R turn, apt. Bedroom Is air conditioned. $9Omo. Ill E.IthSt., 322 42*5 or 322 57*6. $ CaliBart JOHNNY WALKER 322-6457 129,700, REDUCED TO $21,900, j BR, block, 2 bath, den, large cor. TV, Air Cond., Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH I 4&SRI34,Longwood _____________________ Vatet Parkers, part time. Seminole '" 4 BR. 2 bath, air condition. 412 Tangelo Drive. 377.5515 or 372. 454. By Owner. 720) S. FRENCH _____- Color Oft Cut of town for 2 to 4 wee&s to get your training, This is an earn as you learn program After -''- MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR t9l95, French 32249'a) Eve. 372.1496, 333.4144, 333.1954 321.0041 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE have openings for 3 training managers. We have our own local training program, so there is no Realty Stemper MLS-R EALTORS 2 Bedroom - Adults WEKIV.\ LANDING OnTheRiver 1319W I( Comfortable living in 3 large bedrooms, l', baths, large lIving room with fireplace. Family room and formal dining rm. Kitchen equipped. Well for climate master H A. Tree shaded fenced yard. On large co-ncr lot, $36,500. Call Caroline Hoitciaw, AsSoc. JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305377 1595 Days and After Hours walking distance $76,500. Large furnished 2 bedroom apart. mint, clean, close in. air. $9S month. 3226261. : Charming Two Story Call Central Fla's Sales & Exchange Leader TEEN GREEN VA.FHA- 3 bedroom, ic, batt CB on nice lot with fenced rear yard. Sprinkler system, range, refrigerator. Easy access to 1.4 and walk to golf course, Idyllwilde school in Lovely 3 room apt, Very well fur. fished & carpeted. Reasonable rent. 711 W. First St. - Legal Notice NOTICE OF INTENT TOPCEOISTER FlcfITlOUS NAME NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage inbusintt'%Sunderthe tictiliout name OfCINEMASERVICFIYcTPMc., 1501 Oxford Road. Mailland, Florida 32751, intends to register the said name With the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, S: Aucirey Andeçqu Publish: May 21, 71, June 1. 'i, 1926 £!,'taC., COVE Rig. Real Estate Broker 333.6653 I Friday, May21, 1976-SB Fl. 65-Pets-Supplies 1100 E. 25th $f, No Qualifying - Large I bedroom, 2 bath, den, fruit trees. $1993 down, $221 month. Phone 322 6343. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" PINECREST- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home near schools, shoppIng and churches. Lots of storage room in this one for 123.000. Furnished 50-Miscellaneous for Sale CRY ALL THE WAY to the BANK. Let OTHERS pay your INCOME.? BR duplex (I of 6). $27,900. Good terms. Get 20 pd. CASH return on CASH. BUY all 12 units at DISCOUNT, Tax SAVINGS. & get rich, even with the headaches. Kish Real Estate DeBary- Lovely large 1 BR, air, adults, near stores, bank, thur. 66* 64U or 322*054. 31-Apartments Ab Personal Representa. tive of t,e rzstaie of ELIALEE E. KIRCHHOFF Ave., Orange City. $43,900. Pn. 901 715 2356. ____________________________ . __________________________ fILL BE FOREVER BARRED. J'ja,ita Russell AUTO TRAIN, walk to work from Ihis "neat as a pin" 3 BR, I", bath home. Fenced yard, central heat & air, wall wall carpeting, utility building. 525.000 with good terms. Air cond. and heat, Beautiful and ideal location, 1374 E. Lansdowne -' . . _______ evenings. 2' Acres with I BR, 2', bath home, Unfurnished BAMBOO Nurses; RN's; LPPI's; Aides: Aid, Ov,pdo. 3 bedroom, 7 beth nearly new home. Low down and assume mortgage ot 537.500. 36',6546. 41-Houses ________ 30-Apartments ROOFERS - ROOFERS SALES REP.- Building supply background. Great company with training you shOutd move into management within 30 days. Next is your own branch office. The only time limit on this i" determined by your desire to get ahead along with your ability tO motivate yourself and otr.ers. Your earnings will b salary, commission, overwrite, renewals, bonuses, plus we otter fringe benefit, hospitalization, maior medical, life insurance, and a retirement program. It you have the abilities I have mentioneci and the desire to get ahead I would like to talk With you in person I will be at the Holiday Inn, Sanford on May 25th, 11 a.m to land 6107:30 pm Ask for Vic Daddis 2S'x30' or larger, near Sanford, with all utilities and reasonable rent. 323 6012 days cr 333.5724 Real Estate Room for rent with kitchen Prefer retired person. No drinking. 323493. - I AL ANON LIFE For families or friends 04 problem IS NOW HIRING drinkers. For lurtherinformationcaillfl.4557 ACCIDENT& HEALTH or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. AND LIFE SALESMEN Box 533, Sanford. Fia. 32771. we want 3 men with neat ap pearance and a desire to move up AREVO TROUBLED? Call Toll jickly Due to ororotions. we rre, 044'4W1 ror 'we care" "Hotline," Adults or Teens. Want to rent building suitable for all type repair work, prefer about Room for rent in private home. References required. 323 1107, ' - $SOwk. 3231309. Req. Real Estate Broker 503W. 1st St. 373.4031 or 323.0317 eves. - banquet work. 'Gourmet "not necessary". FIBERGLASS WORK ERS"Some" experience a must, General labor work. MECHANICMetric tools required. Good salary, MANAGER TRAINEES- National company. MAIDS MAIDS Lady,liveinwlthsemi.invalid man. M. IJNSWORTH REALTY 38-Wanted to Rent ___________ Evening Herald, Sanford, 41-Houses TAFFER REALTY inent 3ubtidIed homes. - Couple, 3 days a week. Salary commensurate with duties. Send resume to Box 602, co The Evening Herald, P.0, Box 1657, Sanford. Fla., 32771 -. )v:ner Several small lots for trailers upto 36' Adults. No pets. 2545 Park Di'. Rental, ________ 29-Rooms _______________________ DeBary, SECRETARY- Super fantastic sob. Call 15-1'/cbile Home Lots We can build your dream home, FHA, VA & 233 financing available We also build govern For Lease- Service Station RAYS ONLY at 2 high votumn gas locations. Call 3220015. 1: 15 Words S2 Don't Be A Rent Donor Be A ce" 24-Business Ct- mtjes ________ Nursery attendant for 2 hours each Upsala morning, Sunday ____________________________ Presbyterian Church, 333.1332. 'a'OL'R lITTlE ?F.E .1Clt''C1" receive your message no later than 3 p.m. Friday, May 26th. Trailer In camp ground, 12's75',) BR, air cond , utiliti s 1155 mo. Kamper's Kove. 32? A077 ie'-ilelp Compose your own memoriam, or EXECUTIVE CHEF- Hours un believable. Good salary. Heavy ask our assistance. we should lUYUtYA. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that theadministratlonof theestate of ELLALEE E, KIRCHHOFF, e(eased,FiieNumber76-111.CP,Is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate DivIsion, the address of whith is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The personal . _________________________________ ___________________________ Part lime maintenanc, man, 6 day wk., 6 to 9 pm. Apply in person only Wuv's, 291$ Orlando Drive. __________________________ AVON Spring Into the world 04 cosmetics, fragrances, toiletries Excellent earning opportunity. Call All 3079. Ladytoliveinancthetpwltpt2serni invalids. Some nursing cx perlen:e. Phone 322 1001. ____________________________ Housekeeper 1. Driver for elderly Noon Fridaj moriam 41-Houses Nurse br night shifl Apply in Sanbord Nursing Con valescent Center __________________________ ______________________________ 2-in 34-l'i'cblle Homes ran' time sales help wanted, Apply ;n person, 1107 French Avenue, betwi'en S a.m and 5 p.m. Noon The Daj Before Publication payment, and non.bldd.rs upon so returning such set, will be refunded $12.30. Maximum number allowed per Contractor will be two (2). Addenda wlII'be sent to General IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Plumber 76.141.CP Division In Re: Estate at ELLALEE E. KIRCHHOFF, Deceased NOTICE OF , DEADLINES condition, will be refunded h11 Add 11c for each additional Swords. Contractorlblddlngthlsprol.cf and to all plan rooms holding plans, Publish: May 7, 11, 71, 1976 DEZ.11 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Address each bid to: Instructions: Hidden words below ppear forward, back.i vveiu, up, uuwn or olagonaiiy. hind sad, and box jt Iii, I iI ,,,•,•1 I tk flA, engagei in buness at P.O. Box 302, Gloen,n nm, Seminole CoUnty, Florida under thifictDt*u' 'eof COS (Commercial flr,ry l 831-9993 322-2611 _______________________________ All materIals and qulpment furnished and all work performed shall be In accordanc. wIth the Drawings, Specifications and Contract Documents pertaining thereto which maybe examIned a the off Ice of the ArchItect. A Bid Bond in the amo%xt of p'' cent of base bid wIll be required. Don Coleman. PurchasIng Aient School Board of Seminole County 202 CommercIal Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Each bid shall be marked "Sealed BidfortheConstructlonof Vehicular Control (Paving), Eastbrook Elementary School and shall be delivered to the address above. The Instruction to Bidders, Proposal Form, Form of Bid Bond, Form of Performance and Paymer.t Bond, Drawings, Specifications and other contract documents may be examined at the followIng location: XHWEIZER ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, IN. Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole DE.I)5 * s_I.,., • Leaal Notice _______ _________________ DEL ill * * * * * * * sw * ** n umrsm' 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Anne L Boggs Publish: May 21, 2*. June 4, Il, 1976 800 2 12 EMERGENCY (gt .AWIUdS1 dna row, P"altrier a a 24' AUSTIN CflY UMZT3 , 100 '2 12 THE MDMGIIT SPECiAL "The SLerstars" Featt,ed Elvis Presley, The Beatles The Carper*ers '9 ME"Ue Wth Father." William Powell, Irene Div'te, 1947. Story of the obstreperous wenc. Cloy and denng prese fofaV 220 DAiLY WORD Stalutes, To Wit: Section $6309 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: James C. Boggs 7:30 SHOW TIME . d LA. Hear 600 4 6 1'COLEGEFORCANINES 9 SP BUGGY 24' TH( ELECTRIC COM( 11:30 2 12'VESrvVIND 4 6 '(HOST BUSTERS sea'ss FRIEND 7 GI P P I E S T 0 GROUPØS 9 OOCIAU COUPLE 24 MIi'EJR ROGERS' NEIOQQ*-i000 (A) Aternoon 1200 2 12 lIE JETSOe 4 6' 'ALLEY OF nlE S. . - 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE t'it r&ws 35. POP GOES THE COUP4TRY CLASSIFIED ADS Sealed proposals wIll be received by The School Board of Sem!nolg County, Florkt Owner, it the offices of the DistrIct School Board of SemInole County, 202 CommercIal Avenue, Sanford, Florida, until 2:00 P.M. local time, on May 21. in* for the construction of vehicular control (paving) at Eastbrook Elementary 18-Help Wanted C&A 2547 Park Drive 3225*63 Trent Exterminating Co -Complete P.51 Control and Termiting Free inspedlion. All Pest Control, 10 oct. Discount 373 7954. - Pressure Cleaning Mobile Home Washing & Root Sealing. Inflation Fighting Prices. Free estimates. 6414341. BackHoe Serv;ce Exterior Cleaning Specialist. Hi. t. .,'x, earing. tIl dirt, clay, rock. Alt kinds of digging Houselrailers stored and moved. 3229142. ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch wOrk F II dirt, top toil 377 5443 DRAGLINE SERVICE LakeS dug. itt 50*100', 17' deep. $330 Custom work. 572 hr 365 3119 Landscaping & Lawn Care Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding and fertilizing. Free estimates. Phone 323.3954 Dependable teenager avalacle for yard work. odd lobs, light hauling 372 6191 Pressure spray wash Houses, Roofs. 322 0779 ,• .1 Roofing Expert roof repairs, flat mets or shingles. All work guaran. 'eed.BROGDEp4 ROOFING. 323 6700 - Patch and Repair, Re Roofing. Carpenter repair. Fast Stf',ice, Alt work guaranteed Licensed, Bonded IS yes experience Bricker Roofing, 373 2770 Sewing Liz's Custom Tailoring -- Men's arid Ladies' clothing. Weing gowns Phone 322 7169 EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing. Edging, Trimming FreeEstimates Phone3731792 Well Drilling 322-6457 Ce,itrai Heat 5. Air Conditioning For free estImates, CIII Carl Har is ..i F4R5 in Sanford 372 177$. Carpentry. Remod.Iinsg. Add.tiont. Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 123 603* Painting A) Painting- Brush. roil, spray. Quality work. Reasonable pric, Free estimates 321 0459 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All fypes and sizes We repair a service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 322 6432 207W 2nd St Cocker Spaniel puppies. AKC Req. oeauli,u solid colors, good temperamen'. $125 333 649* ITo 'A List Your Business...DioJ 322-2611 Or 831-9993 1 I.- 'k,,_.5 �65—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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He'll do all he can to make things pleasant for you and the one closest to your heart. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec ei.. I...tnM p.,n uiul'. .iaii. si, stic creatixv find you particularly appealing high in you today, especially In today. 11 there's someone you doing things to beautify your want to get close to, this is the surroundings. '4 t.... • This is GEAHNI (May 21-June 20) secret admirer has some very with pleasure. If you have a nice things to say about you client you're working on, take today. This person is vitally him out for a good lunch cr - WL 41 B LON DIE Chic Young ON ThE OTeIEP HAND. 1 '.*I'40 INVENTED ,J I WHO INVENTED1 ( PCAC.,-4ED E0 5 J E ( CODDLED EGGS? rl ) THEN YOU ) ( GET TO Th'N'(:NO, J WHO VENTED EGGNOG? ( ( PCO8A&-i THREE ' FELLOWS NAMED POACH. CODDLE AND N00 Three C . •' .4-.. . • . .. .. . . BY THE TIME I GET by Al Ve,.mr YOU CALL THAT ' SPORTSMANSHIP?) FISH t GAME DIV chest wasn't much and thatI and the chest wall is absorbed could outgrow this whole II' as the lung expands. problem. I am24—year—old, only a part of the lung actually e. foot, l POZfl( collapses. The rest of the lung ,, What's bothering me 11e may continue to function most, Dr. Iamb, Is that lam normally. 5CUU to UdW. iiiiyuiic willu These little blister formations has had a collapsed lung can are commonly at the tip of the tell you that their lungs and Lungs . Fortunately, because of chest hurt for a long time afscarring these areas often terwards. It wasn't until about cause no further problems. The three months ago that my lungs -ill belft Of '-'— I. felL all right again. Now i am TO. right back again where I started from. What do you suggest do? What will happen if both my lungs collapse together? Exactly what kind of operation Is the doctor talking about? Is It successful? What are the risks, should I seek other medical opinions' What causes this IT DEAR READER — You have P — C ii.mi ARCHIE Il•4 ,...5 by Bob Montana J HIS GUITAR I £r 5-21 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavi — 1 THINK GPflY aig 13 HEREDIMgy.. You GET IT FROM blister on the surface of the lun g YOUR giD,ç Sal TUMBI EWE EDS had recurrent pneurnothorax which means air Inside the chest cavity. As disagreeable as this condition is, It is seldom life threatening. It is literally caused by a leak in your lungs. The leak usually occurs because a small bllsterlike Iromatlon or bleb on the surface of the lung breaks. This is Like having a weak spot on an inner tube in a tire and having It finally rupture and the tire collapse. The lungs are merely a collection of tiny air sacs which are like a cluster of balloons, The only difference is they are all interconnected. When one of these little air sacs converts Into a bleb or blister and niptures, air leaks out of the entire lung. The air then accumulates between the lungs and the chest wall, giving you air In this space which is normally completely filled with the lung tissue. As the air accumulates between the chest wall and the lung, it forces the lung to collapse. The little broken not future attacks are lely to occur is by careful review of X ray studies. There are two different kinds of operations that are cornmonly done. One just cuts away the area of the lung where the blister formations are located, Another prevents excessive collapsing of the lung by literally scarring the surface of the lungs so It becomes at- IsiI ' . ) ç DOONESBIJRY by Garry Trudeau "T ,'tW7.Ii? Ct2 4l4N, LiLLY, 1' M7TCtpj/.j 71?JNfr. 1LPlO1/ I I - Ii1 U(A: - Florida Legislature May Vote This Year TALLAHASSEE (A?) — The Equal Rights Amendment may come before the Florida Legislature during the waning days of the 1976 sessIon after all, Sen. Lcd W ilson said Friday. But Sen. Wilson, a member of Seminole's legislatIve delegation, declined at a news conference to say definitely whether she would seek approval of t ERA bill, Obeer',ers speculated she may have been attempting to gauge reaction to the possibility of a vote on the bill. "The bill is alive, it Is n Rules Corn te and II we have the votes, w henever It is, we are certainly going to move," she said. "We still have a lc,t of bl1s In committee that are not moving that and sale of lottery tickets. She was released on $2,000 bond. Jack L. Walker, 24, same address, was charged with aiding or assisting In promotion of a lottery and possession of lottery paraphernalia. lie was released on $2,000. James B. Mayes, 66, same address, was charged with keeping a gambling house, aiding thI1 Law Enforcement's Orlando Field and assisting promotion of a lottery, possession an i rl thgi ønk , s..-I......I .....-_ &L. .._. totaled t I.-...,.., . Ile A .,.I. rele ased ;',15.000 bond. Doretha Wade, 31, of 509 Oleander, New Smyrna Beach, was charged with aiding or Lunch F'r IceS To Rise assisting in promotion of a lottery and sale of year. Faced wi th ha ving to f ind $129,587 to pay employe benefIts and hampered by a restricted budget and soaring food costs, the school budget committee was forced Tuesday to hike the prices on bo th Type A meals I the sta ndard school meal) and on the a La carte Items offered in !he secondary schools. A,. fl.nn.. U 1i U 1 -4 Offic i als Say Evenings Often Bring Rain —— You'll Have To Tak e Time Off From Work To See Your c ild ifs morn in g Graduation h By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer all will hold their festivities outdoors in their football stadiums, as well, with the only difference Oviedo's 10 a.m. starting time. If you're a working parent who has just received "This is the third year in a row we've had it outthe news that your high school senior will be side " Revisiuut "This wziv evervhndv zeta a seat. graduati ng Th ursday, June 10, in the middle of the everybody can see, and ;-;u don't have to have two morning and you really can 't understand just chalk monsters outside telling people they can't come in. it up as anothe r example of Man bowing to the "When we used to ha ve it In the gym," he went on, Elements. "we didn't have enough room. Each gradua te could "Three or four years ago was the last time we had only ha ve two tickets (for guests), and it was a bout 500 graduation at night," says Seminole High School degrees in the gym, and well, you try telling some Principal Don Reynolds. "Well, w hat happened then gr andmo th er that she can 't come in and see her w as there was a heck of a thunderstorm and It was grandson graduate!" raining and lightning and blowing and everything, and But what a bout the poor working stiffs who will gradua tion was going on. And then w hat happens is we ha ve to leave the mines to attend their youngsters' end up getting criticized for holding graduation in a commencements? th under and lightning st orm ." "I believe a large majority of people would take off That, in a nutshell, is the main moti vation behind that hour or so rather than sit there In a state of shock, morning graduation schedules all across Seminole just waiting to see w hether the downpour will come," County. said Lake Howell Principal Richard Evans. An additional factor as the family-planningLake Howell has only nin th, tenth and eleventh notwithstanding population boom reaps another ades and will not hold commencement until 1977. gr harvest is lack of space. Lake Brantley will graduate 542 students, Lyman "We will probably have 430 graduates this year," 435, Oviedo about 250 and when Lake Howell joins the e average person brings nine th Reynolds said, "an d people to graduation. We do not ha ve any building parade next year . Evans expects to have '-right at - Except for milk and orange juice, prices on all school lunch items will be up one nickel next •1II The pageantry of American history, from the days of the indians and first Euaupean immigrants, through settiement, war, Industrial revolution and space shots, Is portrayed in brilliant color In this giant tapestry, "Collage America," created by three Seminole County Women. Wo%en into the pictorial history are the great men and ttomen whohase created the heritage we celebrate in this Bicentennial year. Story, picture on page 1-C, Women's Section. COLLAGE AM ERICA will pass in the next two weeks." Sen. W ilson and leaders of ERArnerica, the organization pushing ERA nationally and now lobbying in Tallahassee, said they had found new support for ERA in recent days. However, Nancy Wittenburg, director of Gov. Reuben Askews Commission on the Status of Women, said it was her understa nd ing that the ERA had not gsined enough supcct fos' passage thIs year. "They have swung a few votes but not the three they need" for Se na te passage, she said. After passing the House 61-58 last year, ERA was defeated in the Senate 21-19, t1v second straight year of rejection In Florida. ERA propon.,..i had sa id before the session began AprIl 6 that the bi ll would not be brought up this year, but Sen. Wilson said the strategy had c hanged and it was now the opponents who were asking that the issue be deferred. "We decided to set our own timetable" Instead of having the measur e brought up in the first week of the session and "stomped to death ," she said. Proponents continued to p for their "No. 1 p riorIty," Sen. W ilson sa id. lix Carpenter, former press secretary to Lady Bird Johnson and now a leader of ERAmerlca, said a number of legislators who were on the fence had moved over to support th e measure. She dec lined to name any because "I don't want to put them on the spot." She said a change of 16 votes in five states would put ERA In the U.S. Constitution. "Willful men" have blocked p*'aage, she said. Thirty-four states ha ve already approved the amendment. - By JEAN PATrESON Herald Stall Wilier rnilln,i4 —,. A - Thirty-six persons—including four Seminole residents—have been charged in sealed indlctmenLs hanc ed down by the special statewide grand jury probing Illegal gambling in Florida. Four Seminole County and four Volusia County residents were arrested shortly after the indictments were returned. Geoff Monge, special agent in charge of the Florida Department of lottery tickets. She was released on $2,000 bond. The investig'tlon was started in September 1975, and involved the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement, the state Division of Beverages, sheriff's departments of both Volusia and Seminole. state's attorney's offices Geneva residents Donald A. Dunn Sr., 65, and in both counties and the New Smyrna Beach his wife Margarette, 67, of Lake Harney Circle, Police Department. were arrested shortly after. Dunn was charged After indicting the Central and South Florida wi th keeping a gambling ho use, aiding or resins ri dn the jury was excused until assisting In promotion of a lottery and possession June 16, when a three-day session is scheduled to of lottery paraphernalia. Mrs. Dunn was begin. charged with aiding a lottery and possessing The indictments involved 53 felony and 41 lottery equipment. misdemeanor counts, grand jury spokesmen They were released on $5,000 bond each. Said. Four Volusla County residents were also John Tileston, chief Investigator for the grand arrested. jury, said the three-day session in Daytona Dora Brown, about 60, of 538 Julius St., New Beach ended "better than we had anticipated." Smyrna Beach was charged with keeping a Asst. State Atty A.Y. Curtin concurred, gambling house, aiding or assisting in promotion saying, "I would characterize it as one of our of a lottery, possession of lottery paraphernalia better grand jury sessions." is a man for all seasons: Baseball, football, basketball and mating!' By ED PRICXETT Herald Staff Writer - jury Indicts Four In Seminole A 93-year-old Midway man, Boy Guest, and his sister, Christine Bryant, 43, both of Route 2 Box 162, were arrested Friday afternoon and released on $2,000 bond to await court action. Guest, believed to be the oldest resident of Midway, and Ms. Bryant were charged with aiding or assisting in promotion of a Lottery. rhzw I MY LIKE l gambling opera tions 180,000 annually. by T. K. Ryan EAT . senator, is the first to make It snshine law when it comes public that he plans to use the t4ore the higher legislative btly. ploy. The move by L.ongwood's Seminole County legislators The people of this state have Special City Attorney Mack N. have not been especially nrer complained to me of the (lelBJid Jr. earlier this week sympathetic to this particular sitishine law," Senator Wilson to avoid Florida's Government plight of public officials and sad, adding she will resist any in the Sunshine law by talking attorneys. aril every effort to weaken the "Ile only criticism I have lap. to city officials individually and privately concerning a lawsuit heard of the Sunshine Law is Cleveland said Friday his was not entirely unexpected. from otficials who have said it method of conducting The resentment of Lawyers Is difficult to make decisions regotiations - talking with who represent Seminole out in the open," said Rep. each member of the governing governmental bodies - to the Vince Fedttel (R- Leesburg). body individually — Is not at all necessity of mapping cour- State Sen. Lori Wilson (I- satisfactory. ti'oom strategy in full public Cocoa Beach) can see noreason "Assuming that I talk with view - and thus in the view of why the "government of the each member of council and opposing counsel - has been no people should not be public." considering that the city of secret. She said she will fight the Longwood is paying me on an Cleveland, a former state Ilattaway amendment to the IConttnuedOnPage -A) 23 year GIVE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY . i East took his ace on the se- one notrump In other wnrd lean and led another 16 or 17 high card points, club South won In dummy and balanced distribution and proceeded to run off five dia- stoppers in both unbid suits. mondtrlcks.ThIs forced himto make a total of five discards (For a copy of JACOB'? and get himself right into a MODERN. send $I to: suicide squeeze a I Bridge," C /0 th is Four discards were easy, newspaper, P. 0. Box 489. They were three spades and a Radio City Station, New York, heart The fifth discard was a NY. 10019) tached to the surface of the chest obliterating much of the cavity for air to accumulate in. You probably wouldn't get into serious trouble if you had a collapse of both lungs at the same time because neither Lung would collapse entirely. For a better understanding of the dynamics of bow the lungs function and their relationship to air pressure, you can send 50 cents for The Health Letter, number 2-4, Keeping Your Lungs Fit. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing. Address your letter to me in care of the Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1551, aiio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019 I - (0110 by Gill Fox . By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer A Tennessee reader wants to know what sort of hand you should hold to open one heart and then jump to three notrump after partner resoonds two clubs. A typical hand would be: £ K aa V AK aa £ •A K a 4 55 With which you had elected to open one heart instead of SIDE GLANCES . City Attorneys Annoyed By 'Sunshine' Hobbles ''etV uth won the club lead In his own hand and promptly went after the diamond suit. Foes when it opens later this summer should be used only for maintenance and Ala meeting last Tuesday, John Percy, development of parks. the director of county development, He said the county can only pay for a A : * At least three Seminole County Corn- presentedafee schedule that could be certain level of services at parks. .. 1• mis icnersadainanllyopposea fee system charged. Commissioners rejected the Anything above that would have to be .i . ..; -for the county's parks proposed by the proposal Tuesday, but it was agreed to financed out of "user fees," Department of County Development, discuss the Issue further at a workshop. Kimirough said that charging residents .. - .• "No damn fees," Commissioner John A general rundown of proposed prices user fees is thnllir to bsxfluifp.g a tree park Kimbrough said when asked about submitted Tuesday included a 25-cent-per- then charging persons to hike in It. Initiation of a fee system. "The only person entrance fee, 11.25 per txnw for '0flt'a all garbage; to hell with fees," Sit, situation I can see Is where you have a lake canoe rentals, $5 for three hours use of the Kimbrough noted. and the county could rent boats." picnic pavilion, $3 a day for camping and Kwlatkowskl, like Hattaway, would Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski 110 a day for group camping and minimum favor dtlzens paying for lights at courts. , agreed, for the most part, with Kim- charges for use of handball and tennis But, like Klmtrough, KWIatkOWIkI said be -, trough. courts and softball fields, opposes asking taxpayers to pay user fees "I get upset when I think about it.! think Commission Chairman Michael Hat.- for amusements taxpayers paid for in the it's a tremendous ripoff," Kwiatkowski taway says he's against charging for use of first place said. "I can't believe anybody in their the parks, but the chairman alsio noted that Percy, who got the recommended fee ... right mind would want to charge residents some type of "user" fee could be charged schedule from the county's parks advisory Tally ho, Raiders! The Seminoli Community College tennis team Is all packed and ready to fly to for something they've already paid for." on certain amusements. One example committee, said his job Is to present the Phoenix, Arts. Monday to compete In this week's national junior college tournament. Seminole Nonetheless commissioners are mentioned by Hattaway Is users could be options to the commission. finished second In the state tournament two weeks ago, and have high hopes of placing in the upper scheduled to study the possible In- required to pay for electricity at tennis and Commissioner Richard Williams has echelon of the JuCo ranks. Left to right are Stewart Thompson, Peter Roberta, Howard Flagg, Buddy troduction of some type of fee system at a handball courts. been quoted as bebig In favor of charging Gonzalez and coach Larry Castle. Steve Cox, the team's No. I player, was camera shy. (Herald Photo workshop Monday. Fees would be ap"lt'samatterofphllosopiiy," Hattaway fees, and CommissionerSid Vihien Jr., by Bill Vincent Jr.) pilcable at Lake Mills and Red Bug Park said. He said any money taken in however, could not be reached for comment Friday. - .. ... second heart. Meanwhile. West had managed to hang on to all three of his hearts. So, when South led a spade. East was able to hop up with the ace, lead a heart and give his partner three heart tricks. South complained about bad luck and It was bad luck. East had to hold to ace of spades and West both ace-queen of hearts, but those things do happen. On the other hand II South had led a spade honor at trick two he would have come to nine tricks without getting himself squeezed. Lamb rrc OS ea rarK rees nave .1 v r. . - ..-.• -. — — WIN operation for me now because then heals, sealing the leak and the accumulation of air in my then the air between the lung Oro PRISCILLA'S POP DEAR DR. LAMB — Last year X rays showed I had a collapsed lung. I recovered from this and about a month Later the same thing happened to my other lung. The doctor explained to me that an operation would correct this but said he did not favor an --- i' It ()SW,',I.t) and J1tMES Jt(OflY FJ/1LT . - . AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) al lot. iCER :::; There's a strong possibility proposition today by one you —you'll run into or communicate know you can trust, give It with a dear friend you haven't serious consideration. It could bean outstanding opportunity. seen for some time. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you're involved In a corn- Set aside your routine today. DO mercial venture, both parties something different. This can stand to benefit today. Each be an exciting day, If you're away from the grind and on the can contribute something. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The go. best way to accomplish a YOUR BIRTHDAY serious purpose today is to May 22, 1976 blend the hard points with fact, humor and charm. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be A seed you planted long ago willing to serve others today. and haven't been nurturing for Your good deeds will make an some time may burst into indelible impression. They will bloom this coming year. The be remembered long after benefits should be worth the you've forgotten them. time and effort. Collapsed Lung Is Seldom Fatal Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents 68th Year, No. 235—Sunday, May 23, 1976 - - 400" an yw he re that wi ll hold the graduates and their Re lati ves of all time tee na gers wil l swarm into the re latives." The 1978 Seminole senior class commencement neighborhood of each school between 8:30 a.m. and 9 will be staged at 9 a.m. in the school's 5,006-seat A.M. 1 9:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. at Oviedo, park their football stadium. Lyman, Lake Brantley and Oviedo vehicles, pile into the stadium, watch while row after row of capped and gowned seniors files across the 50 yardline, then rendezvous with the graduates for tear. stained congratulations, pictures and best wishes before madly assaulting the exits en masse. - "it ,i U LI z..., WCIP ALUZCU, It 5OOWOfl 1, taxe too long," Evans said, "And I think the advantages far _ IA U5dLU ...,, 3 -- outweigh the inconvenience," "We think," offered Reynolds, "that any employer would Let their employe off for an hour to watch their son or daughter graduate." "That was a problem that we thought about and then we decided to go ahead and hold it in the morning," Hazel West, Oviedo dean of students, added. "You cannot take a chance on the weather and have to keep postponing graduation." And there is one other thing that parents may not realize. "The seniors decide everything to do with graduation," Reynolds said. "The school board decides what day graduation will be and then the seniors choose where it'll be, when it'll be, what type of ceremony they'll have, the colors of the graduatioc gowns" and so on, ad infinitum. "i'hey wanted to have all day at the beach," Lake Brantley Receptionist Pam Huggins said in PTpllIr%lflg why Patriot seniors chose a morning conuneement hour. "They wanted to all go and have breakfast together and then spend all day at the beach. They didn't want to have to wait." Any other q'.iestlons' .K, .',,. ,.... J '.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Some say the beltline will help tourists more than residents even though taxpaying residents will be footing the bill. Others worry about the environmental impact of building the expressway as well as the possible consequences of leaving the Central Florida area without an alternative to the high energy consumption of private autos. A proposal to forget about the beltline and concentrate on developing a mass transit system has gathered the most support. A public bearing in Seminole County last month supported it along with the League of Women Voters, the Sierra Club, the Orlando Chamber of Commerce and the Osceola County Commission. But the citizens' advisory committee of the Orlando Urban Area Transportation Study voted Wednesday to recommend a plan that would include Just part of the beltline along with an improved mass transit system. The citizens' committee recommendation the eastern half of the beltline, a semi-circle running from 14 will be near Sanford to the East-West Expressway presented to the Transportation Policy Committee Friday morning for a final decision. made up of mayors and The olicy co mmittee county commissioners from the three counties involved will have to choose between the citizen's committee recommendation of the East Beltline and the transportation technical committee recommendation of No Beltline. Or they could make an independent choice. II I of O'4J V CJ% - I L IL I - — v u u9 ____. 1 1W - 0%. qw '— 1W v U U 2 u U a o P0, $ U 0111 0 a - , 4 C" .1.1 cc a 4 0 U IE LU w iu W LAM L1.1 LU 0 I" ñ n>1 DZ .44 U _ u-a.-" x m 3: I I ' W6 ooa - , OIJu.A.u.( 4 1 4C 49 X a. UI t . ____ 19 ul - w Ui UI UI Of Of U. w C1 C4 ..J iOO z a W Ui 0 0 UI Z a at W us 104A -a W e p — > #t IX #A 4A 1 > 44 IVt - Ma > UI of _a.= a. a. 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The court said Mrs. challenged the constitutionality her home and not a child day of the zoning ordinance after care center, has garnered Bechtold's child care activities Circuit Court Judge Kenneth she was arrested for violations, support from a number of in her home, for which she was She was convicted in persons and organizations in paid, "amounts to the conduct Leffler today ruled that an court Altamonte Springs zoning municipal court on April 23 and the fight. One of business, and therefore not ordinance prohibiting child day lined $204 plus court costs. She organization started a defense permitted as an accessory use care centers in R.1AA has pleaded innocent to a third land to help cover her legal in a R-IAA district." "it is essential for cities to residential zones is con- charge of violating the city expenses. areas in wlu ' their provide ordinance and the The circuit court case went to case is stitutional. trial before Judge Leffler May 7 residents may feel free to build He Issued a permanent In- pending in the city court. Mrs. Bechtold said today she and final arguments were homes and make the financial junction prohibiting Mrs. Jean and ott sacrifices that go Into Bcchtald from "conducting the has been Instructed by her heard on May if. long r'dopmnt of a home It hai sitting attomcy, Gmali R4erg, ro settled In the t bisinesa ol a baby service, a child care center, a to comment on the circuit court 1'lorida that zoning regulations wit"out thi fear of 1ein was which promote the integrity of a deprived of a large measure of Hutberg child day care service, or other ruling. similar type business in, upon unavailable, his office said, to neighborhood and preserve Its their investment or the enor from the premises' of her comment on the possibility of residential character are joyment of their homes by the appealing Judge Leffler's related to the general welfare of out-croppings of commercial home. the community and are valid developments," the court said. Mrs. Bectitold, who lives at ruling, Mrs. Bechtold, who contends exercises of the legislative citing a previous Brevar 523 Applewood Ave., in tae Spring Oaks subdivision in that she operated a "babysit- power," Judge Leffler said in County case. By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer , ." vention " Humphrey said. "The so-called bandwagon t heory has been slowed down, let me say, to a sensible movement and speed." He reiterated his stance of noncandidacy, but said, "The big game has yet to be played ." Carter, meantime, was out West, looking for votes and in Or egon and Nevada. The two sta tes l Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas and Idaho hold their primaries Tuesday. Brown was in Oregon, too, after telling backers his campaign is just getting started. Supporters in New York City announced the opening of an office there to serve as a base for Brown's efforts to win over uncommitted convention de legates from New ' ,. - Do you know how to properly care for your car to gi% e it added longevity? Are you aware of the many little things you can do to Increase gas mileage, cut down on the '.ear of tires and other Important parts of your automobile,' Little tidbits such as this, and many more piec's of va!uable lof rmatlon, can be found in a special 'Car Care' section of today's E v ening Herald. it's worth reading and saving for future reference. IN I) F: X 413 Dr. Lamb 4-A Around The (lock Horoscope 4-11 4.13 Bridge $-A 8-A Hospital Calendar 5-A 4-B Obituaries (omits 4-B Sports 10.12-t Crossword 5-11 4-A Television Editorial 1-3-11 Women !-fl Dear Abby Wednesday's high 83, today's 1w.4 61. Mostly sunny today and partly cloudy Friday. highs in the mid SOs today and qild to upper SOs Friday- Lows tonight in the mid SOs. Mostly cast winds 5-19 in.p.b. Details and Udea on Page S.A. - - _______________ -. ___ - )' Still Pending In City Court - - : U. UI - — - - - — - I 14 1.8 U. 0 0 0 U lid tv LJC. ..a • in -- --- - 4C IDU V1 B)' The Associated Press Jimmy Carter's loss in Maryland's Democratic primary election and a near miss in Michigan's contest ha ve backers of Sen. Hubert If. Humphrey on the move. They planned to announce today the formation of a committee to draft th e Minnesota senator for th e Democratic presidential nomination that he held eight years ago. said to be Behind the draft Humphrey move without the senator's authorization or encouragement are Joseph Crangle, a Democratic leader from Erie County, N.Y., and Rep. Paul Simon, D-111 Simon said Wednesday he and Crangle decided on the move beca use the primary result.s in Michigan and Maryland, coupled with those the week before, "have changed the picture somewhat." Humphrey has refused to enter the race for the nomination, saying only that he would accept a draft From the convention this summer. in Ohio for a speech, Humphrey took a look at the results from the day before in Michigan and Maryland, and proclaimed the party is headed for "an open convention." California Guy. Edisiwid crown Jr., who beat Carter handily in his primary debut in Maryland, "did a great deal in the sense of opening up the con- =) I Charges 'Draft Humphrey' Movement Under Way 1 1Z IL Mi _ CD 0 z IM LE ago a. — All five of the alternative plans include a basic program of higliw impru%enieuts and liwse than 500 miles of new roads. In the last few years, support has drifted away from the beltline Idea to a better mass transit system. The East Beltline proposal is the best of both, said Sam Ackley, Sanford representative who introduced the proposal at the citizens' committee meeting. lie listed six reasons for supporting the East Beltilne: reduced traffic congestion on the area's major rods (including U.S. 17-92 and SR-436), protection of the Butler chain of lakes in west Orange County, an improved highway system, reduced accident costs, creation of a more direct route to McCoy Jetport and relief to Osceola County where support for the full beltline seems to be centered. The East Beltline was approved in a 6-5 vote. Three including Casselberry representative George Yeager supported the No Beltline High Transit proposal, the Winter Garden representative voted for the West Beltline and the Winter Park representative suggested changing the Full Beltline proposal to also include an improved mass transit system. Even Uugh the policy committee will approve one of the proposals Friday, East Central Florida Regional Planning Council transportation expert James Lee says the plan is "a goal to shoot for. "The alternatives are aimed at solving traffic problems in 1990. "We may not make it," Lee said, citing funding problems. "You've got to match those federal funds to Open Convention Is Predicted x t,.I LU >. LAd Z — LAM Pin a. zz AS 014. LI 4 - 0 w ! - 0 0 00 ?%i Z 0 k 04 14 - V Sol J PATESON and other concerned backers of the the Train Town idea, Mrs. Val Colbert and Herald Staff Writer redevelopment program will be conducted Mrs. Margaret Ganas, would serve on this committee. For the first time since December, a by Paumier on the afternoon of June 7. Miss Jacobson suggested that a general The board agreed that the Train Town general meeting of Downtown Sanford could be developed into a feature concept property owners and merchants will be assembly meeting be called for 7 p.m. that framework of the total Downon the June 8, so Downtowii property the owners within called to meet and make decisions scheme. It was also and merchants could have the opportunity town rejuvenation city's future. Sanford's Downtown Development to meet Paumler, hear his proposals and suggested that other historical aspects of Corporation (DDC) Chairman Sara vote on plans formulated In the workshop. the city the St. Johns River, the truck "We're going to be action oriented from farming era, and the Navy contributions Jacobson sail at a meeting of the DDC this morning that Community Development now on," said MISS Jacobson. "We're be considered as special features. Board Member Tom McDonald reported Consultant Cy Paumier would be In gearing toward implementation of the four-point program." Sanford June 6, 7 and 11 that the Improvement Authority Bill At the general assembly meeting in proposed by the DDC had passed the The Maryland consultant has offered to conduct some surveys and make December 1975, it was mandated that a Florida Senate and was currently before recommendations to the DDC at no cost on Downtow. )ev'lopment Corporation be the IiOUS. lie said that Rep. Robert his first visit. Paumler's offer was ac- formed to develop a four-point program. Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs), cepted, with the DDC board offering to pay This program was to include a facelift, reported that "we shouldn't have any his travel expenses, but makng It clear training programs, feasibility studies and problems" with the House passing the bill. they were not committing themselves to recruiting programs. The bill calls for a taxing district in the anything beyond the initial consultation. The DDC also discussed a proposal Downtown area, which sould be voted on Miss Jacobson said Paumier plans to made to the board by the Downtown in a referendum, possibly In December. spend the morning of June 7 In private Business Association that Sanford adopt The board accepted the resignation of meetings with leading city and county the theme "Train Town USA" in its one of its members, Forest Foggin. officials, as well as downtown property redevelopment program. Foggin, who is president of the Downtown owners, merchants and Greater Sanford Miz Jacobson said she would form a Business Association, said he felt that he Chamber of Commerce representatives, committee to study the suggestion further. could best serve the DDC through that A workshop with DDC board members She said she hoped that the originators of association. By JEAN — t 0 U General Meeting Called On Future Of Downtown — OR C4 0 •1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents _" IN z Ial koOt; IL 68th Year, 44 IM U4 00 -a aw ! 0 p.1 a ,IIsp.. 11111111111 rM "0 p.1 —ao CV, Zo 111111111111 In .. V 1% -. "~ ' p. - _______ -' _____________ -- ,,, IIURFItT HtJ%II'IIItEY ____________ York. Arizona Rep. Morris Udall, who came wi thin a couple thousand votes of knocking off Carter in Michigan, campaigned in Kentucky. President Ford, who got his campaign against \ former Calif orni a Guy Ronald Reagan rolling again with big-margin victories in Tuesdays primanes, was in Washington, while the Republican challenger campaigned in Nevada. Carter, in Eugene. Ore., appeared undaunted by Tuesday's developments. Carter has 714 delegates to 275.5 for Udall. It takes 1,505 to win the nomination. Lori Willson To Oppose Change In Sunshine Law without notice if less than a and what Is not. "I think this is quorum is present, the public is a good amendment. It's going I not denied access, there is no help people back in Semninoh' State Senator lAri Wilson intent to avoid public access or County," he said. But Wilson says the amendsays she will vote against the notice and there is no intention binding decision mnent is unnecessary. "1 just a Government in the Sunshine of reaching don't think it's necessary," she the on public business, Law amendment passed by public knows what "The said. Wilson she sees no says House when the measure Law is all about" Sunshine the reason for the Hattaway Senate. Florida reaches the The issue centers, Wilson On May 6, the House by at amendment. x of the matter is says, on Intent. She said pubic "The cru whopping 84-25 vote approved the officials oftcn meet for Lunch the Bob Hattaway-sponsored there is no real violation of notifying the press. "IF without amneixhuent which opponents Sunshine Law when less than a I've seen hungry. together," Wilson they're both gets say will nullify Florida's open quorum of times, that happen a number said meeting law. overt sinister no but there's State officials today did not I'll vote against it," said intent," she said. Wilson, a Merritt Island In- know when the liattaway Seminole second A dependent and member of measure will reach the Senate. representative, Vince Fechtel, Hattaway, a Democrat from Seminole County's legislative a an from Leesburg. ,uiuuoiuia Oj411i$, , mietegation. voted against the Hattaway The hlattaway amendment bill puts teeth Into the law by I Continued on Page IA) allows public officials to meet spelling out what is a violation By El) l'RIUKETI' Herald Staff Writer SILHOUETTES City work crews hang traffic lights at Sanford Avenue and First Street, silhouetted against the afternoon sky. Sometimes there's more artistry In a routine job than you think. ilierald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) 11 �2A-Evening Hrald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, May 20, itifflo Surgeon Watches, Rings, Cash Stolen IN BRIEF New Watchdog Panel Will Come From Old Groups WASHINGTON i AP) -A majority of the Senate's new Intelligence committee will he members of existing panels whose failure to curb spy agency abuses provided a principal argument for creation of the new committee. Under terms of a resolution establishing the new panel, at least eight of Its 15 members must come from the four Senate panels that traditionally have monitored the CIA, FBI and other spy agencies. The resolution won overwhelming Senate approval Wednesday. Majority leader Mike Mansfield will pick eight Democrats to serve on the panel and minority leader Hugh Scott will tap seven Republicans. The resolution originally called for a 17-member panel but the number was cut to 15under an amendment by Sen. Howard Cannon, DNev. Levi Weighs Busing Issue WASHINGTON tAP) -Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi is moving toward a lonely decision that could make school busing a major issue in yet another national political campaign. But Levi'sdecision will have no Immediate impact on court orders imposing busing in Boston and other cities. Its doubtful that the course Levi is considering could actually lead to any changes in local school districts until next year - after the 1976 elections. White house and Justice Department officials insisted Wednesday that Levi alone will decide whether to use the Boston school case as a vehicle for the federal government to .eek ncv Supreme Court guidelines limiting the use of busing to integrate schools. His decision is expected this week. Busing Plan Begins In 1977 WILMINGTON. Del. (AP) - Some of the 23,000 students in Wilmington's city and suburban school systems will be bused to classes beginning in 1977 under a court-ordered desegregation plan that cuts across school district boundaries. It wasn't known Immediately how many of the pupils in the mostly black city system and the primarily white suburban districts will be affected by the order Issued Wednesday by a panel of three federal court judges. Federal courts in at least two instances have required busing across current school district lines to meet the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court ruling banning separate-but-equal schools systems. By BOB LLOYD the truck, valued at $1.9m Is and 14, and took a singlearrested a 70-year-old Fern Johnny Lee Nlckson, 22, of reurd,. Herald Staff Writer Track Stolen owned byllDWHudalllelnc.,of sideband citizens band radio Park man on two counts of Oviedo, and Ward Stewart, 27, and antenna valued at $450. Sheriff's deputies today were Jacksonville. A tall man wearing a gray involuntary sexual battery In of Sanford Route Two. looking for a 1973 Dodge flatbed $10,000 Bond Set wig and carrying a pistol un connection with the alleged Stereo Missing Auto David Eugene Tyner, 23, of dump truck reported stolen derneath a newspaper escaped rapes of two eight-year-old Ellen McAbee, of 3216 Arthur A. Mennillo, of Ft. 314 W. Third Si, Sanford, was from the new Osteen Bridge with watches, rings and $30 girls. Being held in county jail charged by Sanford police with construction site on SR415 east Walton Beach, reported to Holiday Ave., Forest City, told Wedneda, afternoon after tying the feet and taping the without bond today was Henry two counts of aggravated of Sanford at the St. Johns deputies that auto burglars deputies a $250 stereo unit and enter'd his car while It was $30 cash was missing after a arms of a Downtown Sanford Charles Schlldt, 70, of Granada assault and bond was set at River, Deputy A.C. Price reported parked at Quality Inn, SR434 burglary at the residence. Apartments, Fern Park, ac$10,000, according to county jail store owner. Police said the gunman Is cording to Jail records. Detective Sgt. George believed to have escaped .in a white over green car after Hagood said Fchildt was ll walking into Sanford Jewelry charged with the capital and Luggage, 217 E. First St., felonies in connection with the about 4:30p.m. and announcing alleged rapes of two eight-yearTALLAHASSEE (AP) his We or the life of a family It would allow a child to be shot man when he is fleeing from a to Mrs. Doris Stein, "This is a old south Seminole girls. - Law and order advocates, Ig- member is threatened by down for stealing a bicycle, criminal act," Dunn said. Grand Larceny Charged holdup. Give me all, your noting warnings that they were someone who has broken into Sen. Edgar Dunn, 1)-Daytona Sen. W.D. Childers, D-P1LWreceipts. Put it In a bag." Deputlu have arrested David authorizing "vigilante Justice In his home. Beach, also argued that the cola, charged that those opposinvestigators said the man Alan Keff, 19, of Pendelton the streets," have approved a The bill (SB615) would ex- fleeing felon portion of the pro- Ing the measure were the "dootied Mrs. Stein's feet and taped Drive, Forest City, on burglary bill to expand the law under pand that to include attacks on posed law was ripe for abuse. gooders and bleeding hearts." her arms before fleeing with and grand larceny charges which a citizen can kill to stop a another person or If someone is If two people get in a fight In a several mens and ladies wat- listed In a 1975 circuit court felony, fleeing after committing a for- bar and one of them trins to But Sen. Dan Scarborough, Dches, rings and the money. warrant. Bond for Kerr was set The measure was approved cible felony, such as murder, leave, Dunn argued, the Other Jacksonville, said the measure Officers said Mrs. Stein at $8,000. by the full Senate 33-1 Wednes- rape or robbery. can shoot him in the back and (SB815) shifted the burden for wasn't Injured and the robbery County jail records today day. It also passed a House The original bill would have claim he was Justified because Justifying a shooting from the was reported to police within a listed also the arrests of two committee. authorized shooting fleeing per- he had been assaulted. homeowner to the person who Senate OKs 'Deadly Force' Bie 20%savings on men's leisure suits. Sale $52 Rig. $65. Mens texturized * / polyester leisure suit with tots of tailoring extras. like detail Stitch- / ing. fashion pockets and more The latest colors for sizes 36-46 Summary Sah'rlc*'% effective flxru Sunday. 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CARROTS - Volume shipped last week was 60 carlot equivalents 3lightly more than the previous week's 46. Trading Is moderate and the market the same at $3.50 per 48-1 lb. film bags. CELERY - Supplies from Central Florida are expected about the same. Trading Is fairly active especially for 2-3 dozen and prices are unchanged at $5.50 for dozen size, $6.00 for 2L2 dozen. CORN - light cutting of Sweet Corn now underway In Zellwood with more solume expected as more shippers get underway this weeL Trading is moderate for approximately 1' dozen ears of Yellow. Price Is $2.50. ENDIVE & ESCAROLE Supplies from Central Florida should begin to decrease. Trading is modetate and prices are tower. Endive $3.00, Escarole $2.50 per 1 and out-ninth Bushel Crate. SQUASH - Supplies from Central Florida are very Light as the shipping season Is Just about complete. Small Zucchini and Yellow Straightneck In five-ninths Bushel Crates is In Insufficient ripply to quote. Last report. 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Sale $58.00 - - 2.98. Men S knit polo shirt of easycare combed cotton with chest pocket Solid colors S.M.L.XL Lien ing Heiuld 17800 Be Mail ln Florida taine4s home d,liyery AiI@tfr mP A county grand jury returned a sealed indictment Tuesday charging him with murdering Carl Rohrbeck, 72, Nancy Saylr,o, 1, Margaret Pearson, 26, Frank Biggs and Emma M. Ant, 70. They were among 13 patients who died at Riverdell Hospital in Oradell in late 1965 and 1966. They were not Jascalevich's patients. The indictment did not say how the alleged murders were committed. The deaths prompted an investigation in 1966, but the inquiry was dropped despite discovery of 18 empty or nearly empty curare vials in JascalevIch's locker at the hospital. Vegetable has "sat on Its fanny too long" evidence is in," said Dupont on the issue, a House committee spokesman Gene Brown. "In has approved a bill to outlaw any event, the problem needs to the sale of aerosol spray be addressed on a national and even an international basis." products in Florida. Rep. Arthur Rude. R-Fort The Natural ResOurces Corn- Lauderdale responded to mittee passed the bill WednesBrown's argument with a mo1ty, but postponed its proposed tion that the Natural Resources !fective date until l9'78 to give Committee replace the bill with IS(Ofld Class Postage Pad at Sanford. Florida )2711 ly Wednesday as he left his Englewood Cliffs home for his job at Christ Hospital in Jersey City. After the arrest was announced, a hospital official said a board may be convened to - "I don't think it would be re- Nilot ,. ' , - Concluding that Congress sponsible to act until all the Published Oai., and $unday. vuepi Sabsrday and Chrtjtma; Day y The Sanlerd Herald. Inc.. TX N French Ave Sanford, Fla. 16 from practicing there. House Approves Ban On Aerosol Sprays The bill, HB2942, by Rep. move was rejected. "Congress has sat on its fanRichard Price, R-St. Petersburg, is based on the premise ny toe long," Price countered. that fluorocarbon compounds "This will wake them up and used in aerosol sprays may be still give us a chance to get troying the earth's ozone more hard facts before the eflayer and increasing the fective date." .imount of cancer-causing ulGreen told the committee !raviolet rays reaching the sat'- that his studies show that aerofice of the earth. aol sprays could destroy 10 per Florida has more ultraviolet cent of the erth's ozone layer at the ground than any other by the year 2000, causing a 55 state I because It's the south- per cent increase In the Inerninost state), and that's why cidence of skin cancer. we should take a leadership rote Green said sale alternatives in addressing this problem," to fluorocarbons are available, said Dr. Alex Green, a but said the companies which University 31 Florida aerospace make such products "will proscience professor who has stud- ceed with alternatives at a fast led the Issue. or slow pace depending onpub A spokesman for Dupont lic pressure." Brown acknowledged that Ccr., the larg':-' maker of freon and other hydrocarbon "consumers are going away fwopellants, said his firm was from aerosol sprays in great concerned about the potential numbers," but insisted that danger but maintained that the more research is needed before case against fluorocarbons the ozone-destroying premise is had not been proven. proven A I I I t'nn.Idpr hnrrinu .Trxxrixlpvirh WASHINGTON (AP) -The staff of the Federal Trade Commission will complete its two year Investigation of condominiums this summer and will recommend litigation against several developers, a top FTC staff official says. James V. Debug, who has directed the FTC investigation, said the probe dealt with allegations of fraud and misrepresentation in the condominium industry. :11 HACKENSACK, N.J. (AP) A surgeon has been charged with murder In the mysterious "Dr. X" case Involving the deaths of five patients In a northern New Jersey hospital a decade ago. Medical techniques not available 10 years ago reportedly enabled investigators to find traces of curare, a muscle relaxant that can be fatal in large doses, during laboratory tests of tissues from five bodies exhumed earlier this year. )r.MarioJascalevichpleaded innocent to a five-count murder indictment at his arraignment here Wednesday before Superior Court Judge Theodore Trautwein and was later re leased on $150,000 ball. Until his name was revealed in court papers, Jascalevich was referred to as "Dr? X" in news reports of the latest investigation Into the deaths. The doctor was arrested ear- -- few minutes after the gunman men on probation violation Under present law, a person sons escaping with any stolen "If a person Is actually being was shot. disappeared Into Downtown charges and a Sanford man on can use deadly force only if property, whether they had threatened, then he should be aggravated assault charges. such force Is necessary to halt held someone up or not, traffic. "You are shifting the burden able to shoot, but I do not be70-Year-Old Arrested Being held without bond on an attack on himself or if he has However, that language was lieve we should give the citizens and creating vigilante Justice in Sheriff's detectives have probation violation charges are reasonable cause to believe that stricken after opponents argued of this state the right to shoot a the streets," he said. FTC Probing Condo Sales TALLAHASSEE (AP) , I Young Kennedy Starts Early BOSTON (AP) - Joseph P. Kennedy III, oldest of the new generation of Kennedy men, Is getting his baptism in politics by managing the re-election campaign of his uncle, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. The son of the lat Sen. Robert F. Kenne4y says he 'Will use the experience to decide whether tcTrun for office himself someday. Though only . Kennedy emphasizes that he alone directs the statewide campaign for the Democratic senator, whom he calls "Uncle Ted.' 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DOVI.E, Publisher 11.1 .IAM 0. CURIiIE, Managing Editor ) I Unie Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. B Mail: In Florida same as home delivery, All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. W Energy Agencies The Clock By ED pIucKE'rr Need Scrutiny The Federal Energy Administration was created late in 1973 in the crisis atmosphere of the Arab oil embargo. It will go out of existence June 30 unless Congress votes to keep it alive. If the new theory of "sunset" laws were applied in this case, the FEA would have to prove there is a good a reason for its existence today as there was in 1973. Frank Zarb, the FEA administrator, is arguing that the agency has plenty to do even if there is no shortage of oil and gasoline right now. Congress has passed about 45 energy bills in the last two years, many of them assigning tasks to the FEA. And the 40-month phaseout of oil price controls and allocations voted by Congress last year, and which the FEA administers, runs through 1978. Yet the FEA has emerged as a textbook case of a "temporary" federal agency putting down roots that become hard to dislodge. It has 3,450 employes at last count - with a proposed budget for next year calling for 700 more. By strange bureaucratic logic, it takes more people to phase out the FEA controls over the oil industry than it did to put them in place. The FEA's publicity operation is the largest in Washington, with 112 people grinding out press releases, speeches and pamphlets trying to make Americans more energy-conscious. Administering energy programs and awakening the American people to the implications of prospective fuel shortages and our dependence on foreign petroleum are highly important. But that is not the real issue in considering the case of the FEA. The truth is that the federal government seems to have wound up with more energy agencies than it really needs. The Energy Research and Development Administration has a broad mandate in the field of coordinating the development of energy resources, now and !or the long-range future. The Federal Power Commission has regulatory responsibilities for the delivery of fuel and power. Mr. Zarb himself, while defending the burgeoning payroll at FEA, has suggested it may be time to consider formation of a single cabinet-level energy agency that ,would consolidate these various agencies and assume over-all responsibility for energy programs. Whether it would be practical to let the FEA die on June 30, dispersing its responsibilities to existing agencies, is a difficult question. It is not difficult to see, however, that the energy bureaucracy whicli has spf wig up in Washington in the last few years needs closer scrutiny. One of the themes of the press releases emanating from FEA at the rate of two a day is that the United States cannot afford to be so wasteful with energy. True enough, but what about the wasted motion and wasted money of overblown, overlapping energy agencies? We can't afford that, either. No Choice The elections held in South Vietnam recently were calm and orderly - nothing like the turbulent political life of that country a few years ago. This time, however, there was no one to vote for but candidates put up without opposition by the Ccmmunist leadership that took over a year ago. It was the dutiful trek to the polls familiar in totalitarian countries. Instead of the free elections promised under the 1973 truce agreement, the South Vietnamese voting was only ratifying the membership of a national assembly, hand-picked by leaders of the National Liberation Front, which will get on with the business of unifying North and South Vietnam under a Communist government. Thus the Vietnamese elections were a travesty on the democratic process and the principle of self. determination. The Saigon radio described the election turnout as "enthusiastic, jubilant and orderly." Orderly, we can believe. All political events In a state under police-imposed one-party rule are orderly if nothing else. But enthusiastic and jubilant? For a people who fought a blooiy war for the freedom to choose their own government, and lost, an election rigged from Hanoi to Impose a new dictatorial regime hardly sounds like an occasion for dancing in the streets. BERRY'S WORLD per cent. In Massachusetts, a law went into effect in savings, the pharmacist or the consumer? The bill would protect the citizen only If the 1970. The State department of health can cite no pharmacist is required to pest actual prices paid for savings to consumers. Drug companies spend millions of dollars yearly both the generic and the brand name drug. Also, a doctor must write "medically necessary" on research. A new ewe or medicine iuied uS prof 11.5 on the prescriptior., or a generic may be substituted. to stockholders. But Industry sources say drug Billed by legislators as a "consumer victory,' So what happens if a doctor forgets or If the generic firms can abandon research and start mass the bill appears more like a consumer "ripoff." One is not a true equivalent and the patient has an ad- manufacturing substitutes. It's all a matter of legislator said the bill means $40-miLlion in savings verse reaction. The bill stipulates neither the where the money is. to the people of Florida. Right now, it's in resear th and new discoveries. pharmacist nor the doctor tan be sued. However, drug industry officials predict a more Representatives of drug companies say generic With substitution laws, the emphasis could shift to realistic savings of about $5-million a year. The drugs, in some cases, aren't equal to brand name the manufacture of cheaper equivalents. legislators fail to tell you about all the other little That would mean funds earmarked for research products. If you don't believe it, ask your doctor if kickers included in the bill. he would prescribe generic substitutes for members would diminish which could mean fewer drug cures for existing maladies. Now, is that savings to the Nowhere is there mention of the profits phar- of his own family. . . macisIs are sure to reap if the bill becomes law. For The measure has good intentions, those in. consumers? In the final analysis any savings passed on to the example, let's say a given drug costs a pharmacist tentions being cheaper drugs to the consumer. But $10, and he sells it to the consumer for $15. The the bill as It was passed by the House is a mockery. consumer Is left up to the pill pusher - in this case generic equivalent might cost only $5, but conIn Saskatchewan a substitution law went Into the pharmacists - and not the pill buyer, in this ceivablv could be sold for $13. Who realizes the effect In 1971. Since then drug prices have gone up 19 case the consumer. A bill passed this week by the House requiring pharmacists to substitute cheaper drugs would see consumers paying Lincoln prices for Ford drugs as opposed to the Cadillac prices they're presently paying for Cadillac drugs. Around Thursday, May 20, 1976-4A southern Africa. The Fill could have saved itself, and taxpayers, all the money and effort it has allegedly expanded through the years In spying on the Socialist Labor Party. The best way In save the country from the threat of socialism is to publicize the programs of the socialists. Capitalism, says Socialist Labor Party presidential candidate Julius Levin, "is the basic cause of all our social ills" and should be placed in the ashbin of history alongside slavery and feudalism. "It is a sick, crime-ridden, fiscally bankrupt, politically corrupt social system. It cannot provide security and a decent quality of life for the overwhelming majority of the population." Social problems will not be solved, says Levin, until capitalism is replaced by the system advocated by the SLP - control of industry and government in the hands of the working class and production to satisfy "human needs," not for the sake of profits. Unfortunately for this candidate's hopes to pardon the expression - capitalize on the economic and other complaints of Americans, neither he nor any socialist has ever been able to point to any country or any system that has not done infinitely worse. Indeed, the one major democracy that has ventured farthest along the road to rule by the working class, and closest to national bankruptcy, is now turning back to capitalism, It may be that things have gone down so far in Britain that they had nowhere to go but up, but latest report is that the country's long-term economic decline has finally bottomed out and is beginning to reverse itself. NEW YORK tAP - A round-trip ticket from Not least among the factors credited for the here to London on a regularly scheduled cointurnaround is a slash in once-sacrosanct mercial airliner costs between $666 and $806, government spending on social programs in depending on the time of year. A charter flight ardc; to commit a greater sharp of national might rn.ct as iittle as $250. resources to industry and the private sector. It is because of this vast price differential that In other words, to generate these nasty profits so many Americans are expected to travel by without which, candidate Levin to the contrary, charter this year. About 4.5 million passengers no country can long afford to pay for its "human went that way in 1974, and 5.5 million in 1975. needs." This year, with the additional impetus of a recovering economy and a regulatory change, The "no-fault" concept has spread from some charter flight officials are predicting the automobile insurance to divorce and now to number of passengers will grow to nearly nine consumer products. At least one company has million. Henry huff, president of Trans International tried it, anyway, and reports that it works. Most companies guarantee their products Airlines estimates that 25 per cent of all tranwith offers to repair or replace components that satlantic air travel this summer will be by fail within a certain period of time. Three years charter flights, compared to about S per cent a ago, the Gast Manufacturing Corp. of Benton decade ago. 'Charter tours are cheaper than individual Harbor, Mich., introduced a novel "no-fault" warranty covering its air compressors, vacuum travel because they operate on the basic ceoeven nomic principle that wholesale is cheaper than pumps and air motors for any reason retail," said fluff, whose company, based in deliberate abuse or neglect by the customer. The company has discovered that while its Oakland, Calif., is the Largest in the business, The new ruling by the Civil Aeronautics Board warranty repair costs have been slightly higher, these have been more than offset by the now makes charter flights available to many elimination of lengthy, correspondence and millions of Americans who once were barred by goernment restrictions, repert writing by its service department. In the past a vacationer needed to belong to a "In addition," says Herman Robandt, Gast's director of marketing and sales, "our customers "nontravel" organization. Now the tours are have never been more satisfied. Their buyers open to almost anyone who has the cash, because don't have to haggle with sales and service the CAB has created a new group tour called the departments, trying to establish who's at fault one-stop charter, or OTC. when abuse or neglect are involved." To take part in an OTC flight to a foreign - - lei Increase 4 As a result, Huff says, a 12-day tour to Hong division of safety standards development, what Kong from East Coast cities, including round- his agency was doing about the President hitting trip air transportation, accommodations at a his head on his helicopter, he ducked the question luxury hotel, breakfasts and sightseeing, costs and passed the buck. "Helicopters and planes $699. An individual traveling alone might pay h1, might involve another agency," he lamely 600 for air fare alone, responded, saying OSHA "doesn't normally Meals and In-flight services on charter flights design planes." are about the same as those offered in economy class on scheduled service. The types of hotels l'hen, in a delaying tactic typical of vary, depending on the cost of the tour. bureaucrats, Martin mumbled that he'd have to One of the biggest drawbacks is the lack of study the problem thoroughly, that maybe the flexibility, since members of the group flight President was "too tall," or had to be "trained must leave and return on Specified dates, thus and educated on how to get in and out of his presenting changes of plane en route. plane," or maybe "he should stoop." JACK ANDERSON EPA Study Is Boondoggle MANILA, The Philippines (AP) Typhoon Olga swept across the Philippines' eastern coast today, causing seven deaths in the worst flooding in the Manila area in 30 years, - authorities said. At least 10,000 persons were forced from their homes in neighboring Quezon City after the storm dumped more than 16 inches of rain on the city. Tens of thousands of commuters were stranded in Manila and emergency refugee centers were set up in churchs and schools. "I 1I5qA r( HELP! I'm being held prisoner in the WdShiflQtOfl party circuit! . . Wednesday's high 83, today low 61, Mostly sunny today and partly cloudy Friday. Highs in the mid SOs today and mid to upper SOs Friday. Lows tonight In the mid 60s. Mostly east winds 5-10 m.p.h. EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy with a few scattered showers. Highs mainly In the mid to upper 80s. Lows near 60 extreme north to the lOs extreme south. Friday's Daytona Beach tides: high 2:41 a.m., 3:22 p.m., low 9:01 a.m., 9:28 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 2:28 a.m., 8:47 p.m., low 9.10 a.m. LOCAL BRIEFS SANFORD Fridays development. It will mark the first time FTU has hosted the SCC Registers ri V .n School Menu Registration annual conference The workshop has adopted Ground beef Seminole Community College "credibility" as its theme, and managers choice with openings in many of the will feature a total of 28 Cole slaw courses that are offered. separate small group sessions Corn Term IIIB classes start June on topics ranging from student Baked Dessert 21 and run through August 11. retention to courses on human Rolls, milk, butter Althniwh the term calendar is sexuality. shorter than a regular term, the In addition to member of the amount of subject material student development comcovered Is the same. This is mission of the Florida SE 100 LBS. " accomplished by doubling the Association of Community FAST amount of class time per week. Colleges (FACC) the con EN KEEP IT OFF1 The term is particularly ference also will welcome _1 CLINIC TRIM and directors effective for students who wish athletic FOR FREE CONSUi-TiTiopt to make up work, and for publications advisors from the students who want to ge t a jump 28 campuses, according to CALL 831-1300 on the fall term. high school Larry Matthews, FT1J director and elementary teachers find of school and community the term useful to acquire the relations, who pointed to the hours necessary for recer- relationship between state universities and community tification. Both (lay and evening college3 in Florida. The schedules are available at the majority of upper division College. Other information may students juniors and seniors be obtained by calling the in universities are transfers from community colleges, he Registrar, 323-1450. explaloed. Registration for the conWorkshop Set ference will begin at 9 a.m. May . 27 at FTU's Village Center least FlU—At 200 multi-purpose room. Sessions representatives from Florida's will get underway with a ge28 public community colleges nerl meeting at 1 p.m., are expected at Florida Tech featuring It. James Kellerman University May 27-28 for a of Valencia Community series of workshop sessions College as speaker. designed to further professional Chairman of the 2-day con- I1 • ___________________ ference is Eugene C. Bittner, • Tractor dean of st udent servi ces at St. MONUMEN Petersburg JC's Clearwater I camp us, aided by Pat Robison i Monuments, neplace your noisy. sh .s of Florida JC at Jacksonvil le, garden tractor with cr'. that's just powetuI It's bult who is program coordinator for COUNTRY CLUB around a rugged new lU the F'llJ meeting. T horse sinale cylinder engine - for Term IIIB is underway at ' We 4%0 I4%,IW 1%0%FF% %1FTW1115WW%II, 1A5 . 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Gerard Scannell, the director of OSHA's $4.2 million to find out that untuned engines tests produced evidence that seven engine lines Footnote: A House oversight subcommittee, Federal Safety and Health program, is even spread more pollution than do engines after they appeared to be violating clean air standards. headed by Rep. John Moss, D.-Calif., has started more of a washout than Martin. He says he Is not are tuned up. If the fumes from these engines were bad an investigation to determine why the EPA spent even aware that Mr. Ford has been hitting his The money was used to test various enough, EPA was supposed to order the so much money for so little results. head on his helicopter doorway. automobiles to determine whether their exhaust manufacturers to recall all cars powered by the SOVIET SPIES: In secret testimony, the Fill fumes violated cican air standards. We have polluting engines. This would have brought in Incredible! Quickly trying to cover himself has advised Congress that of the 2,000 Corncarefully studied the findings, which have been more than two million cars for adjustments, a though, he says: "In this particular case, withheld from the public. They can be boiled massive expenditure for the automakers. munist diplomats in the United States, "40 per however, we'd be willing to provide consultation A confidential report, which we turned up in cent of them are active Soviet intelligence of. guidance to whoever Is responsible for these down to one basic conclusion: That the worst pollution is spread by cars in "less-thanour investigation, explained what happened. The helicopters, possibly the office of the President These figures on Soviet KGB agents were or the Secret Service." He says he could ask the auto companies were actually furnished the test adequate state of maintenance." results and were permitted to make a case revealed behind closed doors by James Adams, White house If an OSHA inspector might look at This led the researchers also to conclude, all the top assistant to FBI chief Clarence Kelley. the President's chopper. Trying to curry favor against recall. for the same $4.2 million price, that there is a lie testified before a House Post Office sub- with this reporter, Scannell says he's writing "need for finding ways of assuring t "The affected manufacturers requested and committee, whichreleased the transcript of the down everything I'm telling him. cars are properly maintained, received all data related to the testing of their hearing. The language of the studies is often poncars and went through these materials in When I pop the Big Question, Scannell wafas befits a $4.2 million project. But the enormous detail," discloses the document. But in the interest of the Soviet-American fles, refusing to give a straight answer. How conclusion, even after it has been dressed up in , detente, the From that review, various questions as to committee carefully deleted all about telling the President he has to wear a scholarly verbiage, was hardly worth $4.2 refere nces to the Soviets. The sa validity of the data were identified." nitized tranhelmet when he rides in his helicopter, your million. EPA could have obtained the same script reveals only that the 800 spiea were standards digest says you can do this, I say. finding from any competent garage mechanic Top EPA officials quickly agreed the (Cit "active intelligence officers." Well, he responds, "it would take quite a bit of for,20 say, *4.. results wer"n't really valid enough to compel the We have had access to the secret testimony, intestinal fortitude to say this.,, The EPA official in charge of car pollution manufacturers to recall their cars. stork was control, Eric Stork, cheez (u11 contcr.da that the one who sided with the auto industry. He wrote a however, before It was censored. The FBI of. You bet It would, Mr. Scannell. But that's why $1.2 million data can now be used to convince memo on the recall prubltta, staking: "My ficlal tersely Identified the 800 spies as officers of We pay you guys such good salaries — to state and city officials that they should compel suggestion is that we write off this effort as a Lost Soviet intelligence. Our own sources have people from themselves. And Gerald Fordprotect is the owners to keep their cars tuned up. cause and waste no more time on IL" confirmed the Soviet agents posed as everything No. I person in this nation. So get with it, and Thus, EPA would pass the buck to the cities All this leaves of the four-year project, from Russian newsmen to scientific atiactes. quick, before his next helicopter flight! OSLO, Norway (AP) Concern about Henry A. Kissinger's campaign-weakened effectiveness as a diplomat clouded today's opening of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization ministerial meeting here. A senior U.S. official admitted to reporters during the secretary of state's flight from Washington on Wednesday that the U.S presidential election campaign had slowed Kissinger's diplomatic initiatives, particularly toward the Russians. WEATHER Typhoon Hits Philippines Furthermore, OSHA's Safety and Health country an individual merely signs up through a Standards Digest lists several possibilities which travel agent at least 30 days before departure could be moved on immediately to protect our and agrees to spend at least $15 a day on hotel President. It is required that exits, and accommodations. Cutoff on domestic flights is 15 presumably entrances, be marked by "readily visible, suitably illuminated signs. . . of plainly days. legible letters, not less than six inches high." n A tour operator, 's-s " effect an dependent travel wholesaler, "rents" an entire such a sign would be Invaluahic, amcg other aircraft for a flight or series of flights to a tourist things alerting Mr. Ford to the fact that there is a destination. At the same time he books a large doorway in the side of his helicopter. number of rooms in one or several hotels. He also requires that head protection, then narks up a "travel package" which is sold such as a helmet, "shall be worn when there Is a to the public through retail travel agents, of possible danger of head injuries from impact, whom there are about 12,000 In the United States. flying or falling objects, or electrical shocks and In many instances the package includes meals, burns." sightseeing and othet services. Finally, OSHA requires that "proper personal In most instances almost every seat on the charter plane is sold, compared with only about protective equipment," including shields and 50 per cent of seats on scheduled flights, thus barriers, shall be provided, used and maintained making them economically more efficient. Bulk where there is a hazard from the environment. purchasing of meals and rooms does the rest. When I asked Allen Martin, chief of OSHA's U.S. Position Weakened Clarence Bousfield Agnes E. Boyd Leon Brooks Christine Coleman J. Howard Cushing Queen E. Flagler Randy Bernard Frederick Leona Monett Kenneth Myles John Nguyen Willie Stringer Frances L. Thomas Daisey B. Powers, DeBary henry W. Sprague, Deltona Robert L. Coe, Geneva I"ei'ii E. Benedict, Lake Mary Stephen C. Dedrick, Lake Monroe Mildred M. Slaydon, Osteen DISCHARGES Sanford: Teresa M. Gonzales Martha P. Greer Rosa Lee McNeil Ethel Riser Curry C. Welborn Sheri Luke, Altamonte Springs Hearietta Page, DeBary Vivian M. Quist, DeBary Varna P. Riddell, Osteen Marvin D. Riggs, Osteen Guy C. Sawyer, Winter Park - This government red-tape factory called OSIIi\ - which has been about as helpful to small business as the Lilliputians were to Gulliver - has set safety standards for everything imaginable: abrasive blasting, chlorinated hydocarbons, forklift trucks, railings, toilets and toeboards. Yes, toeboards. But helicopter doorways? Nope, nothing. Incredibly OSHA has done zilch in this area. Unbelievable! JOHN CUNNIFF Charter F BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Christian and Moslem leaders sought to arrange another cease-fire today in the Lebanese civil war, but they couldn't even agree on whether or not they had reached an agreement. "There is no smell of ceasefire on the front lines," a police spokesman said. lie reported at least 58 persons were killed overnight in clashes in Beirut, its suburbs and the mountains overlooking the Christian-held enclave north of the capital. Nearly 20,000 persons have lost their lives in the I31z months of warfare. WASHINGTON - The problem with federal regulatory agencies Is that they are like cops: there's never one around when you really need one. Take, for example, the chronic problem President Ford is having bashing his brains out on his helicopter doorway. Why In the world does the Occupational Safety and Health Administration(OSHA) allow this outrageous situation to continue, since the agency was set up in 1971 specifically to "assure so far as possible every working man and woman in the nation safe and healthful working conditions. . ." I mean, what do we pay these people for? But OSHA could do something to protect our nation's chief executive, if the bureaucrats running this outfit would get off their dulls and act. Sure they could. OSHA Inspectors can pop in anywhere, unannounced, and check a situation out. Asa matter of fact, alerting an employer in advance of an OSHA inspection can bring a fine of up to $1,000 and-or a sI-rnonth 1*11 term. Ceast -Fire Efforts Futile I MAY 19, 1976 ADMISSIONS Ruby E. Baker - OSHA Fails To Protect President NOTES Sanford: WASHINGTON (AP) The Ford administration is stepping up Its efforts to prod Rhodesian President Ian Smith into negotiations for a peaceful takeover by the African nation's black majority. The administration has been working through African and European countries in its Indirect contacts with the Rhodesian government. Talks between Smith and President Ford have been all but ruled out. Meanwhile, the White House has reached a tentative decision not to step up pressure on Congress now for an immediate vote to nullify the Byrd amendment, which permits the import of chrome from Rhodesia in defiance of a United Nations embargo. "It's a very emotional issue and we're not sure we have the votes," said one official, denying at the same time that politics area consideration in shaping U.S. policy toward JOHN D. LOFTON JR. 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IN BRIEF DAYTONA I5EACII (AP, - Reputed "mafia boss of bosses" Jerry Catena uttered the expected "no cornmcnt" after appearing before a statewide grand jury investigating illcgal gambling in Florida. was once called New Jerseys organized ('atena. 74. crime boss, spent 20 minutes Wednesday before the special panel. "Only time will tell if it was fruitful," chief investigator John Titeston said. "We're never satisfied when we talk with people like this." Catena, who owns a $60,(X)0 home in Boca Raton, invoked the Filth Amendment against self-incrimination four yea',, ago when called before the MeClellen Crime ('ommittee. City Denies Hookup Okay TAIJ.AHASSEE (Al') - Flushed with anger over state imposed restrictions on sewage connections, city officials here have refused to allow hookups at the new $43 million Capitol and two other state buildings under construction. General Services Director Jack Kane acknowledged Wednesday that the city had rejected state applications for water and sewer connections for the three buildings until they resolved a problem they have with the Department of Environmental Regulation." DER recently forced a temporary ban on sewer connections in the northeast part of the county after leakage was found in a line north of the Capitol. MIAMI API -A 42-mile oil spill located in the Atlantic off the Florida coast poses no immediate danger to land, the U.S. Coast Guard says We are maintaining a constant surveillance over the spill," Coast Guard spokesman Dave Tait said Wed. r.esday. The spill extends from 12 miles south of Marathon to 26 miles south of Islamorada in the Florida Keys, and ranges from 100 yards to a quartermile in width, Tai, said. 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In the new program, are being Issued code numbers that will be posted at the business location. The numbers are being filed with cross-references at the sheriff's communication center at Sanford in non-public files. Only the code number would appear in the front door window of a business, Spolski said. In time of emergency, the patrol deputy would relay the number to the communications center and the responsible people would be alerted. . yj,'jff -3 Wants Visit WORCESTER, Mass. (Al') - U.S. District Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr. will receive an honorary degree from Holy Cross College on Friday. A college spokesman said Garrity will be honored for withstanding criticism of his racial integration school busing orders and for enforcing the law in Boston. The Judge's 91-year-old father is the college's oldest Living alumnus, and the Judge's son is to graduate from Holy Cross this year. ...r rj - 90 MISSION VIEJO, Calif. (Al') - A local stable boy wants a visit from the President of the United States for his 20th birthday, and it looks Like he's going to get it. The stable boy is Steve Ford, the President's son, who turned 20 on Wednesday. He is an animal sciences major at Cal Poly at Pomona and is training horses here as Part of his studies. Steve said he didn't know if his father could make room in his California campaign schedul ft visit to the stables. Son WASHINGTON (Al') - Former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir has paid a courtesy call on President Ford, and he congratulated her on two awards she is to receive in this country. Mrs. Melt will receive the AFl-CIO community services award and an honorary degree from Wellesley College. "Congratulations. It's recognition for a great record, well earned," the President told Mrs. Melt on Wednesday. She is in the United States on a private visit. I A monthly window display aimed at competition upgrading the appearance of shops in dowitown Sanford will be launched next month. Ford Meir To Receive Awards •': $ • .;c,4,1;t (' harp wh Oil Spill Floats Offshore I• TUCSON, Ariz. (Al') - Artist Ted L'eGrazla says he plans to burn 1,000 more of his paintings, some of which sell for up to $20,000, as a protest against federal tax laws which he says would burden his heirs, DeGrazia, 67, whose works depicting Indian and Mexican children have made him famous and wealthy, has threatened for years to destroy paintings because of the tax in. Last week he carried through with the threat, setting fire to 100 works he valued at $1.5 million. Now, he says, he is preparing to burn 1,000 oils, watercolors, sketches and pastels. fINTER SPRINGS — A rec ommendation by Public Work.s Commissioner Claude As i Monday night, that RU ilding Official Ray Bradbe put in charge of the sh pub piil works department as we II as the building department with a proposed salary of $12,500, will be taken under study when a committee meets Sal urday at 8a.m. at City Hall. Iayor Troy Piland named Co uncilmen John Daniels, F.rinest Hendrix and Ash to the COtnmittee. 1he action was taken after As h admitted with chagrin that the $7,000 city tractor recently pu 'chased was torn up again Monday, but he did not have full details yet. )nly last week, the Council ha I Public Works Director Fr ed Roberts under fire for not ha 1ng reported a burned out cliitch on the tractor and rn 3king unauthorized en'iergency expenditures for ret)air. In a third Incident, wh ich Ash said he had been a wi tness to, a pole went through the hood and bent the tractor ile it was being operated by a bIle works employe. Roberts said he had not incKided the tractor repair in his because he was waiting to see how much of the bill the co mpany would pay under warranty. le said only Jim Hansen was all awed to operate the tractor an I that the operator's manual was followed to the letter, but it he had not been able to obtam a mechanical manual pronnised by Joiner Tractor Co. to facilitate repairs. I loberts was hired as de artment head under the CE TA (Comprehensive Eniployrnent Training Act) PCC gram and the funding for his position is scheduled to run out Jw e 30. 14 SR 434-Longwoo Sslj in effect thru this weekend. 862.4000 N ZAYRE-SAN FORD HIGHWAY 17 & 92 AT AIRPORT BLVD OPEN MON. TO SAT. OPEN SUNDAY n NOON T08 PM • • MEDICARE SUPPLY CO ___ Thursday, May 20, 1976'—'7A at Artist To Burn Paintings In Protest Of Tax Laws Herald Stall Writer Reputed Mafia Figure Called Before Grand Jury "3 PEOPLE 3 JANE CAS.SF.l.BERRY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Business Code Plan Sl electronics and more for men; ladles' styles Include automatics, diamond trims, 14-kt gold case., others. Styles for every occasion In so many shapes. 90 sure to No them all. Shown Is a representative of the suortmcn% compare...you can't do better than Zayre' Sale In effect thru this week.nd. ZAYRE-SANFORD HIGHWAY 17 & 92 AT AIRPORT BLVD. OPEN MON. TO SAT. 9AM 109 PM OPEN SUNDAY 12NOON 106 PM ___ AhK ____ ___ �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 20, 1976 Public Works Director Uses Own Tools On Job CALENDAR THURSDAY, MAY 20 Seminole Chapter 2, OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. Casselberry Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes Country Club. Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant. FRIDAY, MAY21 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis. 7a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Happy Senior CIti2ens of Casselberry, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Prairie Lake. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church. Seminole Dividends annual awards coffee, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center AARP, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Speaker, Miss Janet Lunde, Seminole County supervisor for Youth Programs Inc. Seminole YMCA Gra-Y annual Parent-Son Banquet, 6:30 p.m., Lyman High School cafeteria. SATURDAY, MAY 22 Corn Boll sponsored by Congregational Christian Church Men's Club, 5.7 p.m. 24th and Park. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer r. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Free posture check up for all ages, 10 a.m., to 4 p.m., doctor's office, Boren Plaza, Deltona. sponsored by Volusia County Chiropractic Society. Central Florida Blood Bank mobile unit, Parson Brown Way, Just off Langwood.Markham Road in Longwood Groves. Donors may designate account. Democratic Women's Club of Seminole County installation luncheon, noon, Heritage Inn, Sanford. Speaker Sheriff John Polk, installer, Commissioner Mkhad Hattaway. Car Wash sponsored by Casselberry Junior Police, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Standard Station 3R 436 at Carriage Hill entrance. SUNDAY, MAY 23 Gospel Festival to benefit Meals on Wheels program, 2 p.m., SarJord Civic Center. LONG WOOD- "It's thrilling to know some people feel that way about our city," Mayor James R. Lorrnann said this •week after the majority of city officials earned for the first timethat many of the tools used in the city garage are the personal property of long-time Public Works Director Ralph Fisher. An employe of the city for the past 11 years. Fisher. injured on the job last Friday, got out of his sick bed for this week's ?council meeting to report to the governing body on the status of his departments - streets and utility system. During Fisher's report, freshman Councilman Parker 0 Anderson revealed publicly for the first time that Fisher had $ purchased from personal funds many tools for the department, a $200 water cooler used by • personnel in the department and in recent weeks most of the parts for a trailer used to transport the asphalt roller around the city, in addition. Anderson said Fisher purchased with his own money an alarm system hooked up from the city's water tank to the Fisher residence to warn during off hours of any problems with the system. Anderson also said Fisher had never billed the city for overtime during his years on the job. Fisher's response was that it was part of the job. His explanation for purchasing equipment and tools from personal funds was that during various times there had been hassles with other departments over petty cash. so he found it easier to buy the things needed himself, The council instructed Fisher to remove his personal property from the city's garage, saying he would be reimbursed for tools, the water cooler and other items he is willing to sell to the city. The city's consulting engineer, Malcolm Steve, was instructed to prepare as "asbuilt" plan of the water system* Councilman Lawrence Goldberg said that no one in the city, other than Fisher, has La Ainistad annual country fair and auction, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. To benefit residential treatment center for adolescents. MONDAY, MAY 24 Lyman High School Band Booster Potluck Supper, school cafeteria, 7 p.m. Awards presentation. ldyllwllde School Skating Party, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Melodee Skating Rink. Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Sanford (A, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79. over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Roads, Lake Mary, 7 p.m. Hart Honored Small Tractor. Small Price 12 IQ hVdiosel RUST1 ;*t CW u nOOu knowledge of the location of all water lines and valves. Fisher said, however, that several other men in the department are aware of the locations. Anderson said that Fisher, who Is still confined to his bed with the back injury. was more bothered by the fact he is having to take sick days from the job than from the pain of the injury. According to city officials, Fisher is directing both departments from his home. Lake M Tractor Co. )N N Orai',. lio. n,,, T,.,i i• 31$o4 411 Ma"elia Ave Aitamw,i. Spr', FL., 32111 oflAnele AI?.m.M. 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(API - The Old Vest of legend hangs on in nix area in 1975 were generally unemployment rate has risen on growth will hurt the Arizona -the cowboys and In- younger, earning less and had from 4.Sper cent inl97Oto9per economy. Emmett McLoughlin, a real dians, ancient Spanish missions more education than residents cent or more this year. Relatively low labor costs estate dealer and former and ghost towns - confirming of the area as a whole, accordthe tourist's expectations of the ing to "inside Phoenix," a re- and Arizona's status as a right- executive with a large Tucson spected market survey, con- to-work state, limiting union homebuilder. carried the Grand Canyon State. But overshadowing the ducted annually by Phoenix activity, help attract business, banner for the pro-growth A study by the Department of faction for four years as a cit' legend is a rapidly growing Newspapers Inc. The survey, based on a ran- Economic Security found that council member, but was urban way of life that has created more small factories dom sample of new households, median wages for 27 occupa- defeated for reelection last fall: than mining camps; more Job found that 23 per cent of the tions in the Phoenix area were a reform Democrat succeeded seekers than retirees: posh newly arrived said they came lower, in most categories, than him. Mcliughlin says: "I am inhotels towering above 19th because of a job, while 6 per wages in six of eight other terested in suburbia and maxcentury adobe churches, and cent were seeking one. Twenty- cities. On the other hand, the cost of irnizing the abilities of people to freeways choked with traffic five per cent cited the climate pushing out past the once quiet or health: 15 per cent because living in Arizona is lower than live in suburbia. I cannot truly relatives lived in the area; 14 in many other cities. In 1974, foresee the people of Tucn mountains, accepting a major alteration in The reason for this changing percent came for education: 10 Phoenix ranked 17th among the growth pattern." way of life is a boom that has per cent were retiring, and the ban centers. Phoenix and Tucson stand in Bill Kane, director of develtripled Arizona's population in remaining 7 per cent gave other opment for the state's Office of sharp contrast to the 12 non the past quarter-century to reasons. Ten per cent of the new. Economic Planning and Devel- metropolitan counties, where more than 2.2 million people. The newcomers are arriving corners to Phoenix were from opnient, says the most impor- copper mining and citrus, cotso quickly 450,000 of them in California, but the Midwest, tant lure to business is not lower ton and cattle farming on wellthe past five years that na- with 30 pe r cent, contributed wages arid cost of living, but irrigated lan d remain the onportant occupations they have tire Arizonans are be ing over. more than any other region, the "climate and livability." be en for decades. cs indust ry Th ec tro ni is " e el whelmed. Less than 35 per cent survey found. The big exception is Mohave inevitably, the Arizona popu. the most interested in moving of the population was born in lation boom has brought probhere," Kane says. With the County in northwestern Anthe state.' "climate and livability, they zona. it is a county the size of To many a newcomer, wheth- lems. The state's crime rate more can attract the technical people Massachusetts and Connecticut er drawn by the celebrated combined and It has ballooned "Sun Belt" climate, a new job than doubled between 1970 and they need." The population boom is a mafrom a population of 7,736 in or what many perceive as a 1974, according to FBI figures, more relaxed, informal life- and land fraud has clearly been jor political issue, especially in 1960 to 25,857 a decade later. style, Arizona is the updated a growth industry. Arizona the Tucson metropolitan area, The population now is about version of the pioneer ex- State University, the state's which has grown from 352,000 in 58,000. a chance to begin largest with about 35,000 stu- 1970 to nearly 450.000 today. perience The main reason for the popdents, says it is suffering from Metropolitan Phoenix has 1.2 again, ulation growth is Lake liavasu "We were looking for a place "almost intolerable crowding." million people. City. Developed along a (lainDemocratic liberals wtio that was young enough and A vehicle-emissions inspection growing enough to give us a law, designed to reduce auto scribe themselves as reform created lake in the early 1960s, chance to get started," says pollution in the Phoenix and Democrats, opposed to all but it's now a self-sufficient cornStephen Dichter, a young law- Tucson areas, took effect last strictly controlled growth, have munity of more than 13,000 yer who settled in Tucson with Jan. 1, although it has met with taken control of the Tucson city sprawled over 26 square miles. a storm of criticism from mo- council. The unincorporated city is his wife and child "Too many people in Tucson run by a quasi-municipal mn"The East is finished grow- torists and attempts have been will destroy the good things we gation and drainage district, ing," says the former New made to repeal it. all came here to enjoy," says which hasn't the authority to Asta, who argues that without pass or enforce housekeeping controls on urban sprawl, land ordinances, such as speed limand desert will be ruined and its or dog licenses. Under Miwater supplies depleted. zona's constitution county guy. (Continued from Page l-Ai Before the Hattaway Asia has proposed "green ernment can't operate in these measure. Fcchtel contended measure becomes law, it must belts" on the edges of Tucson areas. the bill would make it virtually be approved by the Senate. parks and undisturbed natural impossible to prove that public Seminole's fourth represen- lands to limit urban growth. in Statewide, the political iiiiofficials intended to avoid tative in the Senate, John Vogt, 1973, he stopped a large nor- pact of the population taioin is public notice, or access, when 1)-Cocoa Beach, was not thstde development and the difficult to assess. Arizona, less than a quorum meets to available for comment. county purchased part of the strongly Democratic since eardiscuss public business. The amendment must also be land for the first green belt. A ly times, turned Republican in The Sunshine Law states the signed by the governor. Gov. park of more than 1,000 acres Is the '50s, and '60s, even though Democrats retained a majority public must be invited to Reubin Askew has been quoted planned. meetings attended by elected as saying he will not sign the Tucson, 115 miles south of among registered voters, and officials, bill, here, is represented In Con- still are in the majority. - W ilson Opposes Change - HOME .ac' the rule to get the document approved and sent off to the U. S. Farmers' Home LAKE MARY- The city Administration by Friday's council at a 7:30 p.m. meeting deadline. today is expected to waive the The water rate ordinance is rules and adopt on final reading one of several requirements to an ordinance raising the city's gain final approval from the water rates, a requirement for federal agency for the loan. final approval of a $354,000 In other action at today's federal loan. meeting, the city council is The loan is to be used to scheduled to adopt on final update the water system, reading an ordinance to permit purchased 18 months ago from fluoridation of the city's water Southern Gulf Utilities, to supply. Although the city has no provide better water pressure plans to inject the chemical into for firefighting purposes. its current system, fluoride will The new rates will more than be injected into the system double the monthly cost to the when the city purchases water water system's 400 customers, from the City of Sanford's main making the city's water rates water plant on Country Club the highest of any municipality- Road at SR 4A as part of the owned water system in expansion program. Seminole County. Other items on the agenda The city council in workshop include: first reading of an session Wednesday afternoon ordinance providing waterfront agreed on final details polishing zoning: bid opening on the ordinance for adoption. recreation equipment, setting a The city charter requires a workshop on the fire chief's 10-day waiting period between position: setting date for a ordinance readings. But budget workshop: adoption of a tonight's meeting will mark the resolution vacating Sixth Street ninth day and the city council is and setting (late for June expected to unanimously waive- meeting. . - illim By DONNA FSES Herald Staff Writer - Full 16-Ib capacity 140-minute Timed Dry cycle A444 Expected To Rise - Storewide savings on Frigidaire. •a Rates '- Going on now! Budget Priced Frigidaire Dryer wi4 EDITOR'S NOTE - An- Yorker. "Here there is still More and more big com- gress by liberal Democrat Morzona's population boom has room for someone young to be panies are moving to Arizona, ris Udall and Is the state's only brought prosperity to the state, able to prove himself." among them Greyhound, which stronghold of reform Demoand the sort of headaches the Since 1960, the number of no- has established its headquar- crats favoring controlled urban nation's industrial stat,s have nagricultural jobs in Arizona ters in Phoenix: Hartford, Pru- growth. The rest of Arizona is been struggling with for years. has more than doubled - from dential and State Farm, three run by officials who (10 not feel Crimr, polluticn and over- •i, m* i.sa .'T Arizona Population Boom Brings Headaches Of Crime, Crowding TUESDAY, MAY 25 Sanford Uons Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous tfor troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434 Skate Night, sponsored by Lyman High School Bank Boosters, State City, 7 p.m. Sanford Pilot Club dinner meeting, First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, 7 p.m. GAINESVILLE - Luther Hart Jr., Altamonte Springs received Florida's distinguished agricultural award at the University of Florida Gamma Sigma Delta annual honors banquet. 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The Continental League Prosser Ford on five hits while leaders blew a 9-2 decision to smacking two doubles and a , second-place George's Thur. single to key George's offense. sday, but afterward they were Jack Wiggln?' two singles ... still crusing along two and one- sparked Rotary to its sec'nd M. half games ahead of the triumph of the season, while s .\ :' division, Jim Miller and Terry Russi In other action, Rotary closed flred a combined one-hitter to ,',p.-. out the first half of the Junior aid the Railroaders romp. League schedule with a 5-3 Markcib.sonrappedapairof victory over Kiwanis. one-baggers to lead Medical .5, ,s Railroaders upped its slate to Center's victory, but things 10.0 in the National League, were much livelier for Apex clouting Seminole Sporting and U.T.U. as Steve Sensakovic Goods, 14-1, while Medical and Lenford Sutton belted Center climbed above .500 with respective first-inning home _____________ an 8-4 dunking of Chase. runs. fr _________ h ( 4 SPcRTS PIr _____ ______ SHS GRIDDERS Donnell Gilebrist stretches for extra yardage in a scrimmage at game. Spring practice climaxes May 28 For Seminole County Seminole High School, and that's what he and his temmates will schools with a Jamboree at Lake Brantley. (Herald Photo by Tom be doln tonight about 7:30 when the team stages an intra-squad Vincent) SPRING FORWARD 'I'...,,l £IaUt, , £e1, sO iiiuiauay 1U5111 vault into second place in the saw Lake Monroe, roaring to a thr irning u i,si t stubborn Auto-Train Wes Rich nipped a four-hitter For the victory and supportedhimsetfwithadouble ai.0 two 4C) surner added a home run for the .1 . slnges. • Prevail , , - . - A comfortable two and Ofle-haif game edge over its new challenger, fell behind 9-8 when Eldrldge piled nine runs across the plate in the second uuilng. But tying marker in the third and three more in the fifth a - ' , Joe . ' .' .. .. .;. ,.::,1,-t'" ;c..w - - - - - , - - -- -. - -.' ' ,, asranr*i. n--, .,. ' ,,. ,,g;'i ",.i.- - ,,-' ' - $," ."-. ,, '.. ? '"-a .. ..r, r_4 , ,, .4 Zf 5 . - . - ' ".-.-.-. a,y'4 -, .1 • ' ' '.• " : . 'a.. S' - . - "-'U 5 1.- a... ',j ' . 54 •I.t '5'J•e ,, -,, .s while Lloyd Wall, Dennis Gordon. Dave hludick, Glen Robinson and winning pitcher Dave RlCharde all picked up two hits spiece. Bill Miller collected three safeties for Eldridge. ' maintain its tom-nd pace and !, . . 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Cmii. versity of Florida Athletic rector Ray Graves says the GaAl P H tors' Nov. 27 football game with 0 1 0 Miami will be held in the Citrus 2 I 0 Bowl after the city promiused to 3 0 complete the stadium cx- I 17 1949 Don Newcombe came to Chicago, about to embark on a historic, World Series-studded major league career lIe was back here 27 years and two days later. In between, he's been to the top and bottom of the I'm not alone," around for (lie," Newcombe for six years before I realized said the former Brooklyn said. what I wasdoing to my wife and I)odgers' pitching great. Speaking before about 100 kids. It came down on my "I abused my right to be a members at the harbor light shoulder like a big buzzard and professional baseball player. I Center, operated by the Salva- nearly took me down the abused my right to be a pioneer tion Army for the rehabilitation drain," Newcombe said, (in the 'sport). I Just plain of alcoholics, Newcornbe sum-. "I had even pawned my 1955 overdid it and nearly lost cv- mnarizedhis life in baseball and WorldSerlesringsothat I could of his career among the sports world's gre'its then fell to bobnobbing with society's dow-n-- hal." Newconibe. 50 has not had a drink for 10 years. lie says it - because know :nt.r Steve Barnes P if 4 I 2 Rod Butcher 3b 3 2 Shine Hutchen Cf 4 0 0 ABv If I 1 I 1 I I 0 loaded. The Dodgers added a fourth in the fifth inning on doubles by Bill Buckner and Dust)' Baker. John, 2-2, scattered five hits over seven innings and Marshall worked the last t'o nings and earned his eighth save oF the season Astros 9. Padres I [lot; Watson's three-run run RC1!ifl S , ()pen Ec T'cj, Li .. e ri )( I.. AKE Etr- . if t_ ) . j4;; ___ Friday 32 0 55 - I beat Pierre Simons p BruceNelsonrf OavidHenderson,Ir 0 I 0 0 system," Sam Raines2b Orlando City Council voted I 0 0 unanimously Wednesday to I 0 0 completeexpansionfroin 17,000 3 7 W)llieThamestf3b Totals 19 S 3 school's deadline for action. Robert Graham. president of 010000 0-1 Keystun. PolIce 210 002 s-S Graham on ey nag P. IJ - . Contracting Inc., guaranteed the city in a $,3million contract offer he would complete expansion by Nov. 13. lIe withdrew his demand that Today he still spends a great dealoftiiiiethlkingtoUiosestill ut the dregs, as he did Wednesday night at the Harbor light Center Men's Fellowship 1ub. "I've down that road of alcoholism arid I'm not ash. been IU1IJijIIJ 1W LA$kULtVJI WU(I'. JU.) ly was worth It, "I had reached a crossroads in my life In 1966. 1 had been destroying my life and my Family For six years. I didn't know which road I was going to take Iwasdotngalotofthingsand I didn't know why. It my ... was holism. It was his wife's decision to "How can I forget May 7, pack her suitcase and leave 1949 when I flew into Meigs with the couple's three young my First chance to pitch a few days later in St. Louis. I rookie of the year in 1949, most valuableplayeranda Cy Young Award winner in 1956 but I destroyed my whole baseball careerandtnl9G6,therelwasa bum," !'tewcombe said. was ... L icata t'Ja i Is VVells In 3rd as Sickle Cell Tourney Set 5-. -. - Mark Jeff Klpp3b flranSwansonrf 30 0 I 0 0 Buck Landers c 31 1 2911 7 Totals (i()) A',.. LW U1111 402 312-Il - a 1 tilt I," __ V ' 4 ' a - - I net h ,, . -,. .!_, -. - ' '-'-' '' a _,'l '-f4, ,(''"k - . Celtics' McHugh ' .-.,i - Feted By Friends - .',i! .4 ,s"a.-.,.. .**,A' ,' IL - - ... "ir' , RAiLROADERS AIRH KevinHuamanTh 2 0 0 BoGraham3b 4 2 7 FredHoward': 4 4 7 Jim Williams lb 2 3 1 ' Jim Miller pu 3 3 0 Harold GaInes ci 3 0 0 Robert McCarty It 2 I 0 Terry Rusi si p 3 1 1 . ToddLucerf 3 0 0 . Tony Clark rt 0 0 0 Totals 26 II 8 SEMINOLE SPORTING I GOODS * .6.j y'.??T."T ;.-., -. &.. .'.s , -.'""..5 - . , Richard Brusnahan2b 2 0 0 DarreilPayne3b 0 0 0 Jeff Quinn c 7 1 0 IomCampos3blf 3 0 0 RickCheeserp 2 0 0 Jeswp 10 1 0 0 Greg%wilIIb 0 0 0 TomVerinorf I 0 0 BillHudglnsnf 0 0 0 De*ayneDreifuerst If lb 1 0 0 ErIk Freddie is 1 0 0 Jeff Swftcf I 0 0 Mike Brooisscf 0 0 0 Totals II 1) Railroaders Swm, SpIg. Goods - George's P.obert Lively wins foot race to first against Prosier fielder Kelly DentaL (Herald Photo by Tom VIncent, Elks Knightsof Columbus Moose 72 55 X.wans 46 27 2? , '""'' .,,,. '"'' - 'nte's for us. ' two-run & ii.,, I)Ul .,,,,.,l.,, t i 4IiilU ,,nn't UII k,v n,.nrRU Bea rs Trade For Moss excited at the meeting in view chlIcM;o (API Eddie regular MOSS, a &-foo', 215-pound runiii three losses in season meetings with second-. ning back, has been traded to ranked i"SU, The Seminoles, the Chicago Bears of the Nahitting ,307 as a team, won 216, tional Football League by the 6-5 anti 6-1. St. Louis CardinaLs lot' an un Either Tom Braitwalte (6- discosed draft choice. Moss, a 13th round Buffalo who tossed a seven-hitter to draft pick out of Southeast Misgive Jacksonville a 6-2 victory souri State In 1972, played on over FSU, or Brad Tanner (8-2t special teams in games Dulphin. wIll start for the last year but missed the last plans to counter FloruLl State five with a leg inJury, 1k in an ciLarry Jones i'-3 it)i fort to stop a team composed missed all but four games his mainly of Junior college trans. rookie season with a shoulder and a team batting average Injury and cracked the Cardinal rosier as a free agent in 1973. - four ., WL II '" .._..,L., '5 - "i" II SUU Lo.i .iuI 320 14-14 000 1*- I JUNIOR LEAGUE (Concludes First 'naIl) - y " ., ' team r•.',h,ki adJ/ past 7 0 0 1 0 0 Brown II -* - - Bruce 3 2 7 GBIdIf . in- a'. - Berths are still available in the Sickle Cell (;olf Tournament Field Saturday at Mayfair Country Club with top prize of jacket and trophy scheduled to be awarded to the low champion. A field of 100 Is expected with nearly everyone expected to win a prize. Entry Fee Is $32, which includes cart, greens fee, buffet and refreshments. Shotgunstartwill be at 1p.m. and eritris will be accepted up to noon Saturday. Howie BOSTON (API McHugh, publicity director for the Boston Celtics since the Nationa! Basketball Association club was founded 30 years ago, WLU be honored at a testimonial Sunday night. and present, The Celtics, P01 wflters, 54)O(tt7i, photographers and friends will join in honoring McHugh. AU R H 3 1) 1 LenfordSuttonss U.T.U. firm had already done. TheOrange(ountyCiv1c FaMUNICH, West Germany (AP)-MuhammadAhi'sworld dUty's Authority, which rents heavyweight title defense the stadium from the city, has against European champion suedeightparties,includlngarRlchardDunnTuesdaymaybe chitect Thomas F.. Lewis, for canceled if a group of German damages of at least $500,000. promotors do not produce a The suit charges negligence In missing $,000 dollars, the steel design. City Council approved American co-promotor said oWednesday a $2.2-million bond day. For the expansion "Unless they come up with issi to the tread, the fight is not going project. Work had stalled for to happen," said Robert Arum, months because an earlier bond New York lawyer who is lssuewaserodedbyrisingcosts chairman of Top Rank, Inc., and litigation and the new bond which has control of the tele- issue was tied up by court challenges. vision rigits to the fight. Arum, who arrived in Munich Wednesday, said he had d.isct.secj the situation with the German backers of the fight, Promot GMBH, and was ached. u11nganurgentmeetin4oflthe NEW ORI,EANS situation today. Weathering complaints from Arwn said Herbert Muham- Gene Wells for bead-butting, rnad,Ali'smnanager,nowlnthe Tampas Tony Llcat,a won a United States, had been kept UI? TKO £ the third round of a non10 date, but declined to describe title middleweight bout. Wells, his reaction, of Orlando. suffered c:th A spokesznin for Promot said ,arow'id the cycs. only: "We are talking about other Orlando Fighters problems concerning the were tnotved in the Louisiana light." BlAt be I Icsted th3t card Cantrell winning l2,000-6eat a decision and Frankle Sante ticket sales Olyznpiahalle had been far being knockd out in the first short of er.pertations. 'round, "put the bottle down." In 1972, Newcombe announced publicly that he had been an alcoholic. Since that time he has been touring the country a consultant For the National Clearinghouse For Alcobol Information. UNION ::GD::s:2b 1) 00, -I y,r 11 g The nation's top.ranked DiviCoffie said, "Any one of the highlighted a five.run rally that smon 2 small college baseball six teams, whoever gets hot, sparked Houston over San tams, Eckerd and Rollins, cot- has a chance to win it. I don't Diego. After Bob Antlrews D__ C uoePrivayinu3eopenlnground think there's a base hit differ- broke a 4-I tie with a bases___ LII ILl I of the National Collegiate ener between any of us. It's go- loaded single off Padre reliever Athletic Association regional Ing to be a wingilinger." Mike Oupree. Watson id the Both Eckerd Cna.:h Bill Lis- game with his second home 11111 tournament. hey and ('ollie have senior OF the year. The winner of the clash be- teams that lost out in the re Singles by Ken BosweU and tween No. I Eckerd (38-6) and gional the last three )ears. This pinch-hitter Larry Milbourne I TA l,I,,\ HASSEE APi Second-ranked Florida State No. 2 Rollins 132-14) will still season, Eckerd lost 3-i in its and a walk to pinch-hitter Leon will try to pull itself out of a late have a hard road ahead of it in only ulceting with Southern and Roberts loaded the bases in the season tailspin Friday when it the (k3Uljle-elimnination event, beat International 6.5 and 3-2. eighth and set the stage for An' International Il-I drew-s and Watson to put the hosts the National Collegiate Included in the six•teamn field is Rollins Athletic Association's South defending national champ'on and took three of four gzmues game away. tournament. HoridaSouthern(21j-ll), which with Southern. Regional ba.seba!l Pirates 7, ('ardinals 6 "inyboth that gets into thus "I hope we got it all out of ow' has the home advantage. Duff l)vcr's pinch-hit single said Coach Woody "I'd lust as soon play thell) tournament, considering the re- clunaxeda four-run l'ittsburgh Woodward, who saw his team I Eckerci the first game as gion and quality of baseball, rally in the top of the ninth. losefiveofitslastsevcn games. anybody," said Rollins Coach uIeser'es the Upmost concern," lifting the l'irates iiver St The fontwr major league Boyd Coffie. "That game's not said lJsbe who has a pitching Iuis. Nine walks from Cardifielder explained. "We were going to set any surprises, staff earned run average of 1.9 rial itchers including seven in and .3(W team batting average, the final two Innings, helped the just plain flat (luring the last that's for sure," "But we're not worrying about I'iratesovercomehome runs by wi"ek of the regular season." In earlier meetings, Eckerd ;inyboth him F'SU, boasting a lusty 495 ourselves. We Mike Tyson and Willie slugging percentage with won 6-2 and 12-0 and lost 8-4. can't control how our olonents ('rawford in the third inning Other gaines Friday find play. We can control how Wi' •intl a ti-I St. Louis lead school record 64 home runs, will Face fiFth-ranked Jackson- Madison, Va,, College (29-81 play." l'hillies 2. Mets 1 F'lori(la International Coach '.ilk in Friday's second game, against Florida International Run-scoring singles by Jerr) I 29-16) and Columbus, Ga,, (35- '' Vonder1ing, whose club foilowing a contest between Southern, favors Martin and Mike Schmidt CU lost 5-1 to Southeastern Conference 121 against Southern. to its 11th '1 think the survivor of this Rollins and iLs Ir.lield defense. ned Philadelphia champion Auburn 1 34-12) and .-..-a ..;,...,.-. , (ToRte admitted sPeed and deOhio Valley Conference winner tournament has a very gooci Christenson, 4-1. checked New Middle TennesseeStatel33-l5). chance to win it all," said lense were his team's ke)'s. "If \'ork on five tiits before being Southern ('ouch Hal Szneltzley we hit tt.e ball. that's just an chased with nobody out in this.' Winners and losers will meet extra olus." he said. vI'vt. uU3 WIW LflC• seventh. Tug McGraw, the oneSaturday in the double-elirninaSriicltzk",, who has rebuilt tics (ion event, being played on a competition you have, you're in teamn,hopestoget the edge with tune Mets' relief ace. put down field where Florida State (39- good shape for the national," "quality pitching I have that threat but gave up an III has won 28 of 34 gaines. Smeltzlev, 44, is retiring and three established starters who eighth-inning run on .Icrry l)inch'singll' "It doesn't make any differ- hopes to cap a 20-year Southern may be the difference ' ence who we play first," said career with his fourth national Reds 5, GIants I Rollins and Eckerd have gone ('ouch Jack Imnabe of Jack- title. lIe sees a Florida team mostly with two starters each." Johnny Bench and l'ony h.-rsonville 143-12). "We have to winning the event and adds, "I Ciiffie agreed that "depth can ez belted two-run doubles, pow heat F'SU sooner or later any- think you can cover the Four pay off, because you're going to i'ring l'incinnati over San Franwa) iF we're going to win the Florida teams with a dime, have to use four pitchers. It's cisco. Bench doubted in the tournament, fourth off loser John Montegoing to be hair)'." Coffie said if Rollins had an fusco, 4-3, and Perez' "There isn't a weak team in edge, it would be because he blast capped Cincinnati's searthe tournament, so the pairings had more seniors with tourna- ing in the eighth. The game also aren't that important. You have went experience than even featured the 2,600th career hit to play good baseball to win, no for ( ir.cimmati's I'ete Rose I iiiatter ssbiu ou play." l':ckerd. -- Totals , Boston Milwkee Cleveland with a pitch with the la after 2 matter, Mrs. l3otts' son, Wade, recently won the men's Club Alcoholism Almost Ruined Him 1(11 I the game. "I just thought it was good baseball," Robinson said, "II the throw goes through, the runnergoes home. I'd rfithergo for the plate than let the runrr get caught at second. It was a gamble, obviously, but I c SIXTH - I Kirby Bollem'a (Myers), 7 (amd.n George Wood 1*4. Hysell); 3. Greenland Beauty SEMINOLE (S. Clark); 1. Racing Cud Brit. ton); 5. Selbys Beau (Sliders): 6 WEDNESDAYSRESULTS FIRST - 1. Western Scott Regal Eden (No flriver);1. Howard (Bourgeoii) (7) 9.60. 800. 5.00; 7. Ct,amp (Howardi; I. Saint Clair st. 0 0 0 I-till Jo 19 10 .ss 16 14 533 3', Harness Racing _______ n ID I a (luring ('incinnati Ilecis outscored the that it didn't work, although he henderson drive %VI)Ul(lfl't secan(1 guess himself Wednesday night's 4-1 victory San I'rmuncisco Giants 5-1. Jeff Litton 1, lb David Sonenberg ' , .J o 3 0 0 GtennBrooke2b few York BaltImore 7' 4 7/f 1.45 P'V/S/a.l II Dewayne Hunter 3b Scott - ' 300 • . . . ' " 2 I 0 3 0 0 MEDICAL CENTER ,• ' ','I '- , Pat Daugherty 7b MlkeHudonni Totals AMERICAN LEAOUE East Pc?. GB L. ci'i Eugene Roger: lb WaldeflFredrlcklf ,--';',. .. . .. . ' -w 7 . ' ' ,, • - 'tj III 531 2-SI 590 001 1-12 2 '"'. Hf - C,i,. 33, 5thmid*, Pnl. fl; Morgan, Cm. Griffey, on. U. RUNS BATTED IN-Kingman, NY. 33; SchmIdt, PhI, 30; Monday, Clii, 29, Grif fey. Cm. 77; T.PCrIZ, Cm, 76; Ccv, LA, 26. HITS-Rose, Cm. 53; Ca:denal. Baseball 1d I() 200 100 100 26 3 3 ' - 0 0 0 for the kIbwd Cii Line IIr$deStart,1ard in 100 200 , pay SEABOARD COAST LINE AS P H 28 38 HR Cooper ID 5 1 0 0 0 0 RiChardep S 1 2 1 0 0 Wall It 312 301 AS R H Quinton Coyer nI III I%U I 'I.- 300 c 0 0 0 McGumrest p WHardIn rf '" - 3 00 RickyMann Ib 0 0 AS R H 400 310 310 000 Rotary s. j,4, . -- 7 0 2 00 100 001-2 Greg Jackson Cf ieaongcr .- , Mike Whltilyso, Marptepsf 1 1 0 0 0 0 24 9 II 1 showing AUTOAI8AIId2S 3 1 2 John Hobbs rf Ray Hill rf Totals K ' . . ' . '.'- - .. 441. ''ri'P'i-, ' - : .fr" ' I.; ,... ... --" ., ' .': , -'-'' . ." . - '-i - ,4-b..w.- . ", - ,• Tk4' . • .a-'sC .-.: - '' ,'i, -a i4 , .' . . . -. - . :''-... - S . A at Ren It Benton paced Coast t.0 phllR,Ib Thursday, May20, 11 _____ . - :. -- - ' ' ' broke up Lee's bid For a nohitter with uLs.t 1 ;n the fourth. D. Brs3b James Church ci 3 0 0 0 KIWANIS . Sam flames scored twice for 3 0 ___________ ___ ' '- . 3 I 2 0 3 I 2 1 0 1 7 Prosier '' . AS R H 1 I 2 Andy Griffithss Stan Hoganc TonyLittlep Mike Bakei If Robert Guy 3b Robert Lively Cf Ken Gilcrest Cf Greg Carter 2b SCOREBOARD tqi fl,rrg,my pi MA V Thursday, May 20, 17-1 IA Clii, 43; Gar,ey, LA. 12 Mis? (2) 5.00; Q (51) 527000; T SEVENTH - 1 Choice Lee Hy I) 16 .44 6 DOUBLES-Zisk. Pgh, 11; 1:39:2 (Peters); 7 Timely Marie (M Il 11 4) 6 MadIock. Cli), 10, Gar.ey. LA, 10; SECOND - I. Afton Byrd (Gill) Crank); 3. Prevaricator (Phillips). 13 11 433 6', Cardenal. Clii, 9; Millari, 0Y. 9. (1) 9.00. 5.20, 4 ''; 2. Crazy Goe I Winning Tina CR Recur). 5. C U West TRIPLES-D.Caih, Phi, 5; (6)100,300;). SlIck BuHe$ (1) 100; 64'41 Lator (Komers); 6 Single Oilier 19 10 Kan City 655 0 Parker, Pgh, S• W.Divi$. SO 4, 0(16) 1 Ii .633 533.50; T (48.7) 5319.60; DO (Bridges', 7. Davids Discovery Texas _____________ Turner, SD. 4; 5 Tied With 3 (71) 563.40; T 2:11.1. IHierpel. I Peppers Hell (Kurt? Mlrviesota 16 14 513 I-tOME RUNS--Kin'rnan. NY. 14; THIRD - I. Chickenpicker eorlhi 15 II .455 6 Oakland Schmidt, Phi. II; Monday. Clii, I; __________________ EIGHTH - 1. AdIOS POrflpey 11 16 .407 (Thompien) (2) 0.60, 3.80. 5.00; 2. Chicago ______ Cey. LA. 0; Cedeno, Htn, _____ Flyer Farong (3) 5.20.400;). Mirr (Bridges); 7. Mary Jo Adios Clifon) II 73 361 9', (Seiders); 3. Captain Riddle N STOLEN BASES-Morgan, Cm. BCU (3) 3.10; 0(25) 522.60; T (25 Wednesday's Results ______ 16. Cedeno, Htn. Ii. Griffey, Cm, 10. $171.20; T 2:10:7 (Sica), 1. Counsel Rice (Bougeoi$). Bailimore 5, MIlwaukee 3 ______ ________ MariivaI. Mon. 7; Cabell, HIn. ; FOURTH - I. Curt Jubilee 5 Frejm Trail (Van Deventer). 6 New York 3. Cleveland 2 '•' LA, (Kimball) (1) 0.00. 360. 300; 2. Glory Land (Gill); 7. LocO LegS Boston 9, Detroit 2 PITCHING (4 Decisions)- JudgeFloyd 0(5) 3.40, 7.60;). Dick (Serbes); I. Governor Del Lee Kansas City S. Oakland 2 _______________ Lonborq. Phi. 50. 1 000, 1.91 (Tarpy. Walnut (7) 3.10:0(45) $11.10; 1 (1 Chicago 1. Minnesota I Mallack, NY. 10, I 000.211 Rocker. 57) 514)00; T 2:10:1, NINTH - 1 Amy Gl Mercury Only games scheduled Pgh. SI. 133. 277 Koman, NV. 1 FIFTH - 1. Mighly Senator (Ru). 2. Nailzah IRugglel); 3. -Today's Games '' \ 1, 000, 3.09 Christenson. Phi, 4.1, (Clark) (3) 0.60. 5.40. 2.00; 2. Victory Speedy Tracer (Seiders); 4. Honey Boston (Lee 03) at New York . . 000. 3.17 Strom, SD. I I. .000. 3.50 Rally (2) 6.10, 1.20; 3. Conestoga B Nugget (Provost; 6. Cumban Frisco (Figueroa 37) (,) R.Jones, SD. 72. .175. 2.56 Carlton, (4) 7.00; 0 25) $2060. T ________ _________ ________ BOokileader Clark); at S Oakland (Mitchell 11) (5-1.4) (S _______ Phi, 3 1. .750, 1.70. 530640; 1 7:10:7 Snoopy Goose (Nielsen); 7 Kansas City (Bird 31). In) _________ STRIKEOUTSLSeavIr, NY, ; SIXTH - I im Greer (Johnson). California lRoss 0 5) at Texas _________ P,N,ekro. All, 19; Montefusco, SF, (Kurtzworth) (5) 5.40, 1.80, 3.20; 2. TENTH - I. Kiflamee Flash / (Perry 1 7), In) bouidt ', Htn, Sitar Hanover (7) 300, 400; 3 (Bennett). 7 Proud Speed (J. Minnesota (Redfern 10) a? ______ ' Neely). 3. Armbro Jamie (S Peoples Choice (I) 3.60; 0 (75) hlcago (Gossage 13). In) Clark); 1. Lotus Bud (Bridges); S $21.00; T ($7.1) $132.00; T 2.08:1 Only games scheduled before. - 4,•,;•• Vuckovich, making his second SEVENTH - I. Strong (Kurti Foolish Lad (Paul; 6. Mar Con Friday's Games Puff Put f worth) (2) 110,100, 2.00; 2. Joshua Steve (Roy); 1. Clayriaven Pioneer Detroit at Ballimore, In) In fact, he hadn't hit three start of the season and third of ke (3) (Vandervorl). I Yankee Hobo (6) 360, 260; 3. Glenora Milwaukee at Cleveland, In) homers this season and was his career, scattered six hits in AT EAST COLONIAL Boston at New York, (flu 5.20; 0 (26) 59.20; 1 (763)5201.20; (Kurtzworth). batting .198 entering Wednes- seven innlngsto even his record _ Pro DivisiOn T 2:09:4. California at Texas. In) day night's game. embarrasing at 1-1. Jf , 2525 20-70 Rich Henderson EIGHTH - 1. DoIly Jester Oaktand a? Chicauo, n Figures for a lifetime .291 hitter. ' I at Kansas Cily at Minnesota, Dan Anders 2629 77-12 )Kucia) (3) 7.10, 3.20, 2 10; 2. Beau JaiA Clarence Daniels 27.79 20-14 Sabre (6) 9.00, 300; 3 Tallow (5) In) Yastrzernski finished with DAYTONA BEACH Ken Evans 2627 31656 720; 0(36) $35.40; T (36.5) $103.60; Four hits, four runs batted WEONESDAYSRESULTS 2871321$ T 1:35:3 Tom Bonds NATIONAL LEAGUE 31 3330-94 and Four runs scored. Jim Haynes NINTH - 1. Racso (Seiders) (5) East FIRST NestorDiaga (6) Joe MaraZittO 36-'S 600.3.60, '2.60. 2. Shadydale Timbre GB L The victory was the seventh I 560. 5 4)3. 7. Barguln Ovy (I) 5 60. 32 31 Dan Smith (II 360. 3.40; 3. Dandy ThIng (6) Phila 20 8 .711 lfl the last eight gaines for the 110. 3 lbar.Korenzo (1) 1.40; 0 (6 Dave Rogers 323036-95 350; 0(40)529.50; 1 (5 46) 5353.60; Pills 20 12 .625 2 5)36 00; P (60) 153.60. Amateur Division lIed Sox, while Detroit lost its 1 706.2. York 70 IS .571 3' New SECOND'' I. Solos Ovy (6) 1560. 2630 23-50 John Gann TENTH -1. Freeze (Phillips) (5) 11 18 438 5 Chicago 1ourthstrrnght. 420. 3 10: 2 Uriarte Goros (1) 1.10, Dave Beck 212126-50 9.20. 210, 3.20; 2. CarolIne Calgary 12 Il .111 5' Montreal 150. . 3 Reta PecIna (21 4 10; 0 (4 7123 2911 (II 100. 201; 3 Bonn Demon (1) Chuck Palm Itoals 5. A's 2 II 7) .10') 9' 5' Louis 8) 51.00; P (4 41 231.20. fIg 0 U.S Bill Hubbard 262729-83 260; QISS) $10 00; 1 (55.7) $219.00; For LA West ('onsecutive singles in the Dodge Ball with all 1) 77.80. (6 $ with atm 6) 78 2530-53 1 2.06:3 Jim Manning Ang 72 l3 629 Los first inning by John Mayberry, 5260 2928 27-81 A - 2163; Handle - 5103.696. 2 13 8)? '; Pohert Henderson CincInnati THIRDI Victor Gurus i3I IX. 283028-k Steve Yadioski hal Mcltae, Al Cowens and 17 16 .515 4 San Diego Ih The Associated Press Steve Ycager slugged a twoover the Atlanta Braves. 350. 2 10. 2 Reta Lorenzo (Il 9.20. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 77 3377-57 Bobby Henderson Il 70 159 6 Houston Frank White highlighted a 120. 3 Bob Edward (6) 500; Q (13) 7*31 30-IS Pob Etlint John, pitching well at the run homer to back the corn- Atlanta 27 73 313 10 lonunv John's left elbow was three-run first inning that led 71303.4-92 FIRST - I. Genessee Playboy 2920. P (3 1)59.10 Dennis Piper II 21 3)1 Ii San Fran 't seriously hurt but bined six-hit pitching of John a sore point last year forthe Los tUlle, wasn FOURTH- 1 Rafael (0) 5 10. 1 20. (Sleders). 2. Sail Boa? (Dvoracek), Kansas City over Oakland. Wednesday's Results nvals strafed three Angeles Dodgers. This year, his was removed from the game and Mike Marshall. The Braves 310. 2 Elorri (1) 7.70. 560; 3 3 Ocata Bebe (Peters); 1 Avon Philadelphia 2. New York 1 The larbell (Gill); 5. Josedale Admirer Egurbi 17)1 50; 0(18.45.20; P (8 1) Minor Leagues after the seventh inning as a had taken a 1.0 l-ad in the First Chicago at Montreal, ppd Oakland pitchers for 15 hits. right ankle is a sore spot. 13110; 00(35) 36.90. IKucia); 7. Mark Sterling (W. inning on a run.coring single rain John, who lost all of last sea- precautionary measure. The FIFTH- I Zubi Elorri (2) 1460. Spriggs); 0. Galavant (S. Clark). "Paul Splittorff picked up the FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Pittsburgh 7. St Louis 6 1. Maurice Edwards 540. 3 20. 7 Solana Sarduy (3) $ 10. vwtorv, evening his record at3- son because of elbow surgery last time out, a smash from the by Ken Henderson. But in the SECOND Houston 9, San fleço I pes,-ffi,vn D.yIioa 420; 3 Aprail Gas?i 11(1)360; 0 (2 second Steve Garvey singled, bat of Al Oliver chased him W. i. Pici. ci (Beretnak); 2. Johnny Mmnbar Los Angeles 1. Atla;ta I (. Mike Torrez, 4-4, was saddled and cost the Los Angeles II 38 60. P (23) 113 20. o ii sa - (Vandervort); 3. Lazy Sue (PlO Tampa frOfl3 the game with Pittsburgh. stole second and two outs later, Cincinnati 5, San FranciSco 1 ers one of their top pitchers, 15 IS 155 1 Driver); I. Winning Angel (8. SIXTH- 1. VictorPaco (1) 1150. with the loss Lak,iand Today's Games In the other National League Yeagcr homered into the center i$ IS Ill I St Petefsbur9 been tattooed by batted balls Regur), S Scottle Lad (Gill); 6. 1220,100; 2. lubi Ovy (31 1.20.340. Pittsburgh (Meduch 331 at St. WntC Ha'vefl 343 12 23 I', Joaquin Jean (Jefferson); 7. Arm games, the Houston Astros beat field pavilion off loser Dick Louis (Denny 17) \UlIktCS 3, Indians 3 Plestor Egurbo (2) 6.00; 0 (23) two games running now. So.rn Olvislin 3)10: P113)11520; OD (2 1)33.5 10 bro Nazca (Bennett); I. Sllverbell Cleveland Manager Frank the San Diego Padres 9-1; the Ruthven 4-5. It was the fifth Houston (Pliekro U) at San M. SEVENTH- I Rafael Davs)os 17 IS 531 S Rice (Paul. ' "Don't laugh if you see (IIC Pittsburgh Pirates nipped the home run for the Los Angeles Diego (Welirmeister 03) Robinson flashed the steal sign II IS S3 W Palm Beach (1) 1350.960, 1.80; 2. Galdos Wall? THIRD - 1. Feather Hill Philadelphia (Lonborg SO) at wearing shin guards next time Beach Pompano Louis Cardinals 7-6; the catcher. to l)u.ane Kuiper From his (Strong); 2. Jefferson Adios II) 7.00, 6.40; 3. Zubi Paco (1) 3.60 Slew York lSeaver 12) W,d.'.sday's Resvlts 0 (18) 76.00; P (IS) 202 50. (Kimball); Mr. Dunkee 3. The Dodgers added a run ui tion as the baserwi,ner at first (iUt," said the left-bander after Philadelphia Phillies nudged Lak,'and 7. Tampa 3 Cincinnati (Gu)lelt 37) at San ,<fy 6 PA'fo/' / ing run on third md flay Fse )IIt that docs't Illean at the plate. Fosse. batting. 071; slowing with on l-for.13, was about to face a Yastrzcmskl. the the miiarathon name, set a long- 1-2 pitch, when Robinson broke evit mark Tuesday night b) For second. But the move backfired when playing in hIs 2,293rd game, surpassing the record held b) catcher Rick Dempsey fired to secon(1 baseman Sand)' 'l'e(l Villiams. think that gatiuc was balnmar, whose relay back to 11 s-nu one to remember, then what Dempsey nailed pinch-runner kuiper at the plate. pibout No. 2,294" OrIoles 5, Brcsers 'the :6.vear.o!d Boston slugl'he Orioles continued their ger slammed three home runs ethesdav night to power the masten' over Milwaukee, beatlIed Sax to a9-2 victory over the ing the Brewers for the 10th Ih'troit Tigers. Yastrzcmski, time in a row and 16th time in now in his 16th year in the the last 17 meetings. iiiajor leagues, had never hit White Sax 4, Twins 1 three homers in one game Rookie right-hander Pete OEOROES ' N OVFoY'7Wc, ,4YP 1i4M ''/''( 0/' ;'f )i;4dr Evening herald, Sanford, Fl. byAlan Mover 71iE (XtIR73 thought it was worth it in that \'.istrzemski has played situation." The situation was that (levemore gamne than any other 3 0 1 I 1 0 0 1 2 0 2 3 0 0 l 0 0 I 0 0 3 0 1 22 2 S Dwefl Shulf c Mike Leonard 7b BiIlAdamsP Kelly Den'on lb DavidHolt3b Holt rI Greg Parker rf pikyNCflCylf Totals , (an 3 0 0 Deon Browfl3b __________________________________________________ Justifl Hunt 2b -. . r Duane lee pitched a one hitter and Kevin Wright droe mtwo runs Wednesday as the Police collared the Keystone ,a, 5-1, in a ,junior &eflg(iv , - f W L Pc, GB SeaboardCoastLin.11 2 2'i EtdrmdgeSlandard Il 5 680 3 GregoryMobile 9 6 600 1 Patrick Outcasts 5 11 .313 9 Scm Corn Faculty 2 17 .213 11 AutoTra;n 221 .123 12 . Kevin FalI$ v,rnonLawcf ?W1 (a'8 lt The Associated Press ROTARY METRO STANDINGS Sanford Men's Metro Softball I .eague ma', e a full game ahead of It marked the first time Fldridge when It takes on the EldridgehasbeenoutoftheNo. Seminole Community College 2 slot since April 7. Another faculty Friday at 6:30 p.m. on contest Gregory Mobile the Fort Mellon Park diamond, Homes receive a 7-0 forfeit decision over the Patrick jgiu I,.rt Outcasts. %, . JACK PROSSER FORD AU R H g. Por jig is Tom Brinson 5$ Rocky Jernigin Cf Jo.l.e. lb Solomon Hardyp Jim Hedrick If David Jenkins II Andy Ruisi C Toni KIsnrt Ken Perkins rf Totals Rules Second Seaboard Coast Line opened the door a crack by dumping Eldridge Standard, 18-11, and Lake Monroe Inn bolted through it, pounding Auto- iOA-Evenlng Horald, Sanford, Ft. liii ONE OFTHE POISE ', nine fe'rs Chicago (P Reuschet 13) at Montreal (Warthen 23), In) Atlanta lMorton 01) at Los Angeles (Rau 121. In) Friday's Games St Louis at PIade)phia. )nl New York at Montreal, in) Chicago at Pittsburgh, In) Cincinnati at San Diego, (n) HoUSton at Los Angeles, In) Atlanta at San Iraririsco In) SOUTHERN LEAGUE Eastern D,v)5a w. L. PcI o-I,nCo 21 4 ciarfo?'e - : , ri 12 ;5 357 • . - c'r-.........; - r MOntgomrq American Leaque (SAT TUIG (75 at bats)-Carty, (Ic, 396. LeF lore. Del. 392. - s i Il IS $31 3i 12 20 375 1', te Is CrOt,))* ,itr,j WJStt4YS Chariotie 3, i Pro Basketball Pro Hockey WI-IA Playoffs Finals Best.of-? Series National League BATTING US at batsl-Roe, On. 37g. Tome. SlY. 372. McBride. SIC. ,s DoRader. SD. .367 W Crawford. SIL. 347 IUS.i Muiiii,i, Ch. )3 k'-c. Today's Games at HOuSton. Wnnmpeg game Sunday. May 23 ','Ir,n pq ,! - I. Land (Rau}. 2. Howards Chief (Howard). 3. Tliorpes Champ (Stader); 1. Joppa Star Maid IDvoracek); S. Bricht Mir (Vandervorl); 6. Carlton Tome (Sica); 7. Tn C. (C. lhienfeld); S. Tom Ion'. (Gill). FIFTH - I. Double Steal (Jet tersonl: 2. Star Glaze N. (Parr); 3. Byrds Honor (Van Deventer); I JimS Dream (O'Amato); 5 GeOrge Way (B. Regur). 6. Jefferson Im pprt (S Clark), 7 Metrolina Dusty rtmr.4i36-ST. S Magnti,ie (Gill Houston trt 11 00, 600. 250. 2. Mutilla MoOna I)) 1600. 110; 3 Orb-c Mandola (1) 100; 0 (36) .i so. P (6.3) 10030 big C ii 6 win Jo, )I77.60. NINTH- I, Isasa (1) 17.00. 5.60. S 00. 7 Jorge (8) 160.5.00; 3. Sarduy 13) 570.0(75) 85.10; P (78 21900 TENTH- 1 Nes?or Goros (6) 1310. 1.00, 5.60; 2. Ibor O)aga (31 700. 310; 3. Uniarle Edward (I) 400:0136)39.50: P (63)23370; CD (7 6) 136 50. ELEVENTH - I JorgePeco (3) 1Q S 40, 120. 2. Aprat: GOod*in (71 960.9.00; 3. Barquin Rodolfo I?t 9 )30 ii ; Cardinals Swap For Bill Grief pij TWELFTH- 1 Mutilla 6cr' ven III IIItts o.'ia ,4 ."°''' Sa,anna?, 2 4 -, . A/1O'Z4( C. tSrptt, 'cC, 357. Lynn. Bsn, 355. I, II irVilfigS Kro,-.lfe 3. ColumbuS Patek, XC. 3-il Tsday'sG.m.s Orlando at Savanna?, RU1iSOtis. KC, 26. North. Oak. ja0ht at Charlotte 25. B Bell, Cie. 23. Rivers. NY, 23. Wr,C,,.Ii, at Montromery 1eifly, Cal, 23 Chattanooga at COiumbu RUNS BATTED IN- Rudi, Oak. It. Burroughs. lea, 77. Horton. Det, 14; Chambliss. NY.71. Munson, " 24 HITS- Carty. (Ic. 41. Chambliss, NBA PIayo(ls NY, II. C Brett, XC, 11, Munson. Finals NY, 10. Remy, Cat. 39 Best.of.7 Series DOUBLES Carty, Cle, II. Sunday. May 23 0 Evans. Bsn. 9. L.Stanton. Cal. 9: Pt'Oenix tI Boston. first game Rudi. Oak. ". LeFlore. Ott, 8; Thursday, May 21 Staub, Del. P. Mellon. Cal. I Pnoenx at Boston 1, TRIPLES North. Oak, Sunday, May 30 Bumbry. Bal. 3; Manning. CIe. 3 Boston at Phoenix Pinietla, NY. 3. Garr. ChI, 3, Wednesday, June 3 (owens. XC. 3. Poquette. XC, 3 BOStOn ,Sf Phoenix HOME RUNS--Hendrick. CIe, 7. FrIday, June 4 Horton. Oct. 7. Otis. KC. 7; FiSk. Phoenix at Boston, it neces (Sm. 6. Bonds, Cal, 6. Ford, Mm. . sary iturroughs. Tex. 8 Sunday, June 6 STOLEN BASES- Patek, XC, 16. Boston at Phoenix. if neces Norm. Oak. 16, Rivers, NY, II: sony Baylor, Oak. 21; Carew, Mm, 13. Tuesday, June $ PITCHING (1 DecisionS)- Fit: Phoen,x at Boston. if neces morris, XC, 50. I 000. 256 Slaton. Ml. 5 1. 813. 3 II W Campbell, Mn. 'ry 51. 0.133. 273 D Ellis. NY. 41. 800. I iS J Brown. CIe. 31, 750. 293 Lyle. Y. 32. 150. 261 R May. NY. II 750. 105 Bird. XC. 3 I. 750, 22) STRIKEOUTS 'Ryan. Cal, 77 tanana, Cal. 6). Blyleven, Mn. 51 Hunter, NY. II. Jenkins, Bsn. 40 Tern Trom (Aldrich); 6. Kay Farr (C HseII); 7. Gotta Go (Parr); S. Red Clay (D'Anato). FOURTH west Palm Beer?, St pet,l'Sburg at Lake'and Tampa at Wit,.' Haven Mamiat -'°'-' -- ' Wnteq Haven ,,aman M ajo r L e 09U e Leader$_...- Pompano Beocti 3 13. St Pensbur9 TP,VnI4Iy$ Games Pompano Reach at Fart Lauderd.ail Miami?. 1 10. 3.00. 100; 2. Galdos 0o1a (3) 2070. 2740. 3. April:. Sarduy (6) 1010; Q (35) 1160; P (I 3)87 60. Big Q (3 7 with 38) 104400 ______________________ :Y - The St. sT iuis ) API louis Cardinals, seeking bull- ___________________________ pen help, traded reserve out- __________ Fielder Ltiis Melendez to the San 'fl'hj I Diego Padres Wednesday for right-bander Bill Grief, 1-3. GrieF, 26, had been used as a starter for the Padres this sea- _____ 0 0] k son, but Cardinal manager Red Schoendleost said he planned to use him in the bullpen. In 2 1-3 innings Giief has allowed 27 hits and 20 earned runs for a 8.18 earned run aver- _____________________________ age. A member of the Padrc since 1972, he has a career record of 30.62, last year he 4-6 in and was credited with nine ___________________________ Li saves. Heis expected to join the Cardinals Friday at PhiIadtlPhId Melendez, also 26, broke into themaJcrsini9lowiththeCar(1I3alS. He has batted .l In 20 gaines although his lifetime av___________________________ erage is .251. - F • - '' - , was . relief ' ._. 'S c: �--"A—Fve"H?riSanfrd,Fl. Thursday, May to, i7 MMEN —— Evenin Hera ld, Mo,Fl. Thursday,May *ifliB Thel3uck Club Notes . HIGH TIME Stops I old-fashioned high-wheeled Six Club Here. ' I will compete inaspecial Dollars saved at The First are put to work right here in Central Florida — earning you interest compounded every day, from the first day on. Now, not every financial institution in town can say this. Some savers' dollars are sent on to Tampa, Miami A ti ..1 I. and beyond.I DUI4.1for over 'su years, •4 The First has grown strong and stayed first by putting your savings dollars right back into our community's economy. The buck stops here too for mortgagelO approvals. Loans are approv ' ' ed in Central Florida by I people k d h k Working with you and putting your money to work in Central Florida is our First responsibility as a depositor-owned, locally managed, independent savings association. . J• / colorful costumes of drivers' attire 100 years ago complete to high hats and bowlers. It Is part of Old-Timers Nigh t which also features reduced concessio n prices and a display and parade of 30 antique Cars. ;. 4 - .. . ______ .. # " - - -- ,\ . , -, - % I. \ ' . U.mbs, FS L C The / ri' NW HMT 1 - - - - . i u . i - . -. w .r . --• III I I I I r Fi . ) st 01 - flr1afld0 '. ' Lands, Eq ual .. . . •'-• -.. . . . - P '..... .;'q': - . : I K", j 1 . - •- - — .. .' .. N— - . . . . - . - • ., ( . - . ,,... . - . • .1 . - .. Completed By Palmer DENVER APi - "It feels good to seta record of this kind." proclaimed golfing superstar Arnold Palmer after he d his crew smashed the old rk(oranaround-the . WAIth "OAHU - .. - UTILITY KNIFE Vale ncia . — l.a .e - ---.. . CAULKING COMPOUND 69 Each Reg. Price (ea.) ................ . C7-----::> Long Jumps 22- 11 V '4 59c An 9 1 " catridgo of non-iaJ ening. non-staining caulk. 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In the Swim Ad Ila of the Bikinis for youthful figure UOHT BULBS Name Brand - i I Inside frosted bulbs in 60, 75 or 100 watts. 1(, sheaths and boyuj,)) '- 'T" legs in todays popular one-piece fashion ...Beach cover-ups too: no I Vacation time is here and you will need to include a pair in your wardrobe. Why not take twvo and keep covered for later in the season? zz Fe GRASSHOPPERS KEDS PRO-KEDS KNOCKABOUTS ike "IM WWI! A I. . Jay - - .7 Birth Announce M. and Mrs James T. iLaurie) Harris, 205 Tangerine Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Beth Hall, and maternal in 218.220 E FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-3524 I - Paternal grandparents are Mr Memorial and Mrs. Thomas W. Uarrisul Newport News, %a — SHOE STORE — at eight pounds on May 13 at Winter lIo.spital. Park 20$ E. FIRST ST. I PH. 32244 1 t - Marie Reid at Ro. - 6 The lag in production will result in a short supply in the stores. TheatreorAdvancedmeatre 3Z789orcillthebusrnessoffIce Practicum courses Neilson at 646-2501. summer with Rose 5'Ec aBulb .0. Look For The Famous Labels: 'fliecoursesenab1estudentS For more information and to learn by doing — directing, acting, scenery, costuming, application fornus write to the Russell lighting — everything,"Neilson Annie Summer said. Students may sig'n up for Theatre, Box 2735, Rollins either introduction to the College, Winter Park, Fla., Suit yourself for I 20 3* .p 74 A~V^_ 200 Park Ave. All rubber companies are on strike now. When the strike is se"led tenniz shoes will cost more. The Annie Russell Summer said that it is not necessary for Theatre at Rollins College will students to have Completed offer two theatre courses for high school to be elegible to high school and college students take the COUMS, in conjunction with its summer The three plays to be program. Stevens. Neilson. presented this summer are, executive director of the Do. I Do," "Ten Little Indians," Summer Theatre, announced and "Nl3n of La Mancha" with tliat the courses are six tran- the dates for the summer sferable semester hours each in season running from June 16 to practical theatre. August 3. .... k.,. 1p "marylesther's" Offers Summer Courses third child,-tti. a daughter named Slabel flail, both of Sanford, Katie Elizaix who weighed - suits to enhance Important Reason's Why You Should Buy ennis Shoes ow • ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS I Exciting bathing - 15.75 3)0 SANFORD AVENUE ...- want to get In over our heads. We want a starter house that we Dr., announce the birth of their great-grandmother is Mrs. iI \ i ' Ni 700FRENCHAVE, HOURS SANFORD 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-5:30 SATURDAY PH: 323-4700 are: loan Roy, conductress, and Marge hillier, patriotic in structor. I Her2ld Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.1 But some young newlyweds popular weekly magazine It really isn't too late to start house you want so you don't bee gone into some old family dra recently argued that a woman's may get sidetracked, and at again, he says. He has just had sight of the Idea. Save for it at cries a can of yellow to OFFI ceremony. They are (front row from left I: Mary Tobin. chaplain; Nina Crowe, secretary; Anne Campbell, president; Evelyn Hart, installing officer, - Ada Reiley, vice preiiident_Wlla. Mae INSTALLED Coll 322-2611 or 831-9993 4 399 SALE PRICES GOOD MAY 21 thru 27 OFFICERS rom \ with the helping hond of I , Rich, cool green indoof-ouldoor turf in 6' or 12' widths. I HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM . - Foam cushioned sheet vinyl for residential use. D3corator patterns and colors in 12' widths. Sq. Yd. 78 282 Set •• ' -W14F, Reg. Pricel 314.20 X an parlay into a better house in housework alone was a precious least one couple advises. "sock a $20 weekly raisse "thzit will go once. Go to see houses ocright into the bank," he has casionally. Occupy some of changed the look of a dinette set a few years, so we aren't going do%Ty. Adding up cvoking, it away and don't touch it." and new marble has gone to the one ready has made the to worry a bo ut needing a big cleaning washing and baby-The:, had the right idea and promised himself. But he :,our time deciding what :,Ou to of a coffee of its targets. down payment. sitting costs, it put a th ey planned to let the money caught himself saying, "When w an t in a housc. Decide how 11 we continue our present -The important thing is to get much you can comfortably pay housewife's value at 240,0oo draw interest while they lived the sofa is paid off." — "prolka" in The do% in the best house we can f e ' s sa l ed ary, start They have learned a lot this for a house (If you dismiss the trend saving my wi earnings 00 Greek is centuries old It tlrachmas or $7 500 annuall:, But we began to borrow year of mont:, mistakes, and in idea, even temporarily, it may m:, new raise and whatever afford he said ta kes the rorm of money, real One notary public said oliestate or any material gift to tion of the dowry would benefit froin it e%vn before wt! hall it" some respects it may have been get too far behind you.) —It is easy to live frugally thL the bride by her parents upon the national treasury. Alth gh says the bride of one year. "We a good lesson. They feel hadn't planned to take an exequipped to pass on this adviLe first year if you have a great ou :4 marriage. The belief has been it would not stop parents f goal. Buy inexpensive furpensive honeymoon, but we deto other young pt~ople: that the higher the value of the giving married children —P-ut your wedding cash into ni-shings at garage sales and old % (Io%Ty, the better husband it property or money in the form cided to live it up. just this once. Then we used some of the an account so you will not be furniture stores. Refurbished wi attract. nsequen y Delivered 6x a week to your home, 0 a g ru money for a used car and even tempted to touch it. Pretend they should be useful later in a often become an object of bar$2 40 a month only 55c a week it automa tically would do uble for entertainment )011 don't have It If one person den or some other room of the 'aining by potential bride taxation on the transaction. A year later they've spent al- is more frugal and thrifty put it house-to-be. goorns known here as proko—Tap parents and frie-ids for 0.3 per most S4,000 -and a house seems in one name. (Savings bonds, Taxation ranges from — or dowry hunters. thires" they say, may be a better idea some things instead of irying to The dowry remains en- cent on a dowry worth 240,ODO a long way off." use it takes a little effort to purchase every little thing. beca per What were the mistakes7 12.5 trenched in the nation's laws, drachmae (17,500) to Small amounts add up Man:, vert them into cash.) er four mit Well the:, rented an apartment con v which a lso gives the bride the cent on dowries o —Acquire only those luxuries Wents on the Floint of retirelegal right to demand it from lion drachirae ($115,000). Tax- that was too expensive, and -gan buyitig furnish- )ou really can afford. (But they inent iniq tK-. %illing te part any unwilling parent. In the ation on gifts, as wit - - M gala A 6' PostFotmilld Counter Top Towo End Caps :"" HOUSE PAINT Each W LILLIi Acrylic 2 45 2 MOSTLY KNITS — MANY STYLES COLORSAND SIZES IIABS 0 One SR-60 60" Sink a To W.1230 Mopacote Dress Pants Set ALL FEDERAL OAK KITCHEN CABINETS 10 % OFF Regular Pdces SET h_if P1 INCLUDES and white Strong fire-resistant OVERSTOCKED-YOU SAVEI . Sq. Yd. 29 - i 79 2 a 45 to beg n house-hunting In Icul nary • V . often sends "Now our ng l ttle ask parents are bearing the burdens of mar- ly year. Our entire goal now is diand rarely to work. This base touple on the road to owning a when we are going to get a nice honeymoon, even for only a This couple has begun to take riage." is cnimbling as women enter house. The word is passed to house and we really don't know few days — something to re- its own ad%ice and is making an rected to that. And we aren't The measures are expected to professions In Greece's rapidly parents -'cash preferred" and what to to look for a fancy house " says the bride- member.) ad venture out of refurbishing , be supported by the seen developing industrial society everybody cooperates. or a dream house. We don't —Have a real out groom, 26. cast-offs. 1,ace insertion has - I -- 1W the wife was expected to concentrate on the home and fami- po IV - - to PRO . r system be abolished as mitments. "anachronistic and contrary to According to sociologists the the newly won constitutional inciple t)etllrxi the dowrywas law providing for cres nsibility , Gallon GYPSUM wALwour, NOW )Ufl 10 0,0 10 - pr pruvision for equality 6etween that it should serve as the mer and women." woman's contribution to the coupies material effort, since - Cabinets _____ _*XT compou-0 -2 ............ 3.99 • 66" Sink Base Two W-1530 W 11 i ,, - - J" GAMAR PRIME FLOORING" INCLUDES: One SB-66 . A woman without some Valued property may often find it majority of Greek marriages di fficult led even today has been submitted ly in the more backward — by a man — to Parliament cial provinces where arranged for debate. marriages are still more Grigorios Papas- common than love matches. u uerai-ori ted • A39 __________________________________ - - e - Union of Democratic Center in- sequently prefer to have sons, troduced a motion that the dow- fearing future dowry com- 0, _________________ colors or white. For all Five Gallon REG. 4." fl - The controversial institution attached to the overwhelming 4 i Gal, 95 IIINEII 'tic'.,' and Dress and Spout Shirts Reg. Price (lia.)........ 6' Post-Formed Stran ge Advances -. - Y, U -~ " - 7 4A~Z I I k'.n, -L V A' exter or pa nt masonry surfaces. Sail- umi • . Whisks shoes dean easily and comes clean itself with squirt of hose DM31 One Daisy - . - priming, quick drying. 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' l• --.- At 84 forerunner of the National Football League, died at the age of 84. Cure More help cisc more, give more Ricky Van Adams, 21, A. Chada Jr., 25, To Benjamin Altamonte Spr ings Casselberry, and Terry L. Rich, Sanford, and Lynna M. Schorr, Tommy Thompson, 19, to the American Cancer Society 23, Casselberry 20, Miami Sanford, and Julie M. Hopkins, for its programs of education, research and service. Raymond L. Whitacre, 38, Richard W. Hanes, 20, 16, Sanford Winter Springs, and Bonna D. Orlando, and Bonnie J. Hayre, Karl E. Righter Jr., 32, Orr, 20, Winter Park 18, Orlando Altamonte Springs, and Judith James E. Thomas, 27, Kevin R. Lawrenson, 32, A.Srnith,23,AltamonteSprings C Longwood, and Debra L. Maitland, and Carma J. Michael W. KLinaird, 19, UU Mitchell, 25, Longwood Grif fith, 30, MaltIand Osteen, and Rosanna M. Will iam A. Young, 19, Winter Glendon L Gorton, 23, Winter Bowman, 18, Osteen I Springs, and Vicki L Graham, Park, and Melanie Scott, 19, George W. Brintnall, 81, I 18, Winter Springs Maitland Winter Park, and Edi th Terry, P Donald D. Bartch III, 20, John C. Ewald Sr., 54, 80, Winter Park Davenport, Iowa, and Kim M. Altamonte Springs, and Eugene 0. Roberts, 47 - ATHENS i AP) The dowry, keeps her dowry. A widely read a Greek man's delight but a monthly newspaper called burden for a bride-to-be, is "Wedding Matches" carries coming under increasing fire proposals by men and women hereafter centuries of legal and seeking mates, and women unfailingly specify a dowry offer. social entrenchment. • DOOR MAT LOC!I...T.fl. Lieu Lyons, one of the founders (if the American Professional Foot ball Association. the ,, - . . Marriage Applications - r4ENTIR - u'Iu Complete with four extra blades. No. 155. n G ermany Founder Dead COVERING - nternational German Tennis Tournament APFA - Dowry System' TestedGreece U F10'R CABINET so, opt STURE - HAMBURG. West German y — Eddie Dibbs. of Miami Beach. routed George Goven of France 64,6-1 to ad.I PAINT 25 "ne highlight,I guess it is right now," Palmer said. - I w I - The 23,000-mile flight took 57 hours, minutes and 42 seconds breaking the record 0186 hours, nine minutes set 10 sears ago by entertainer Arthur Godfrey. Palmer, wearing the same yellow sport shirt and brown suit he wore when he began the flight in his Learjet Monday, embraced his wife, Winnie, after embarking from the aircraft Wednesday night. lie called the trip "exciting and enjoyable." S Ad vances May 27 at place r"lng of Cassell)erry Renette-Monique Marie Casselberry, and Lucy M. Jessle Rosenow Is winding up a 46-year te aching career atSantordChrisdan School. She'll retire Kapelka, 19, Longwood Kames E. Zych, 27, Dall'au, 25 Altarnonte Springs McPherson, 37, Casselberry at th eend of th escbool year.She retired once before—In 1970, whenshe left St. Louis forFlorlda. In Th omas M. Smith, 21, Januaryl9n,shejolned th e,ta ff ofSanfordChristlanscbooiprincll*IDarrell peerpresentedher Altaznonte Springs, and Donna Carl A. Holman Jr., 36. J. Holloway, 26, Altarnonte Altamonte Springs, and Cincinnati, and Dorothy A. with flowers and a gift. Springs Patricia Y. Butler, 19, Petrie, 39, Daytona Beach AWARD . -s----- flight in a small business jet. Palmer and three companions completed the journey which took them to six countries in less than three days Wednesday night. I their husbands Nfrs. I. ,Aorld ___________________________ •- *1 . LI u 4 Club, fl ., / ... A . ... .• . I I Woman 's First andguestsarecordlally __________________________________________________________________ '' Fcdera1 Firstsa S.rc. Mark of First F.draf Savings I Loan Association of Orlando '*976 - at " . 1. '. - - i club dinner f - 4 - -• Secret Pals , P% - . _____________ ......-.-- Sanford Pilot r Reveal 10:30 a.m., at the (lubbers are also asked to Woman's Club on invited bring their own OverbrOok Drive. Presbyterian Church, Sanford, to an end-of-the year pool and flatware. During the confab, the on May 25 at 7 p.m. New of. patio party on May 23. beginIn ,. ning at 6 p.m., at the home of Woman of t he Year will be and ncers will be Installed, weather the Lesuy,,.les ,,, secret pals for the year will be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, 1719 held at the Woman's Club announced. Gene Burns will judge the entrants and present revealed. The dinner will take S. Sanford Ave. clubhouse. the coveted award. the form of Hawaiian Luau. All e entree will be f urnished Pilots and co-Pilots are invited.Th Never Truer and membe rs are asked to Women's Clubs bring a covered dish with an TheAmericanCancerSOcletY Sanford Women international flair for a buffet of Seminole County Federation still sta nds behind its slogan, Mem be rs o' Sanford a r ound-the-world cuisine 0 omens IUU5 will meet omen's We Want to vv&Pe Out CanCler in Your Lifetime. YOU conUoncan help make it come - meetlngwillbehetd ,c. -. S race at Seminole Harness Raceway on Wednesday. drivers wearing the bright, To SANFORD LA �2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 20, 0Th Growing Older IL necticut, Rhode Island, Maine, pools and other campus for a particular course. back to school. than In such New Hampshire, Vermont and recreational facilities. The cost and I relaxing Elderhostelers may choose at splendid An Elderhostel at first may Massachusetts will provide the for this will be $60' per person least three of the courses during surroundings. And there's no sound like the name of a flower facilities for such opportunities for a week with no additional any one week at one of the requirement for any of the growing on an Alpine slope or for senior citizens, charge for the educational college but elderhostelers to take notes In locations something out of "Sound of Each college will offer courses for hostelers 65 and arrangements may vary at class. And no homework. And, Music." But It's really a new summer educational programs older or others drawing Social different compuses, It's such a best yet, no exams given at the program for senior citizens who for elderhostelers for at least Security reCnent benefits, wonderful learning experience completion of a course. want to grow intellectually three weeks, some for longer, ' Among the broad range of to be able to take refresher For more information write instead of withering away. between May 30 and Aug. 28. It more than 100 subjects listed as courses for old and once or phone: Elderhostel '76, New For centuries hostels have is expected the visiting the school curriculum will be familiar subjects or begin England Center, University of been places of temporary elderhostelers will spend a creative writing, the American studying new topics. New Hampshire, Durham, N.H. shelter and repose for people minimum of one week at one theater, Shakespeare and other There's no better way to go 03824, Phone: 603 — 862-1720. who are on the move. Youth campus, and then possibly go classic works, United States hostels have been around for on to another college for other history with special attention to years in many parts of the students. our Bicentennial and the world for the go-go youngster They will be provided with presidential campaigns and THIS AD COULD SAVI generation. Now Elderhostel '76 single or double rooms election, are as a craft and a is a vailable for the older in college residents halls, form of art for us to enjoy, and YOUR LIFE population on the move — not which might not be for oldsters with special in. necessary In terms of physical as lush or plush as some of terests, studies ofApplajacwan It has been Proven that obesity affects 4 out . movement and travel — but for the motels alongside our roads. dulcimers and New England Is families In this country and Is a con. .1 .,. c? 9 I . . I I•. 'L • '1' & "i. ' • 01t))7 - active olders who want toreach In some cases the dormitories mountain geology. 4 , 1 :!111 sc) out to a new experience. may be a bit more rustic with And it won't be all backboardThe program's sponsors bathroom facilltlesat the end of and-eraser indoor classroom believe retirement does not the hall. But it's a good way to work. Courses may be conmean withdrawal but It should see how our college students ducted outdoors on a lawn be accepted as an opportunity rough it out on the campuses. under the shade of the campus to enter new areas of life. Nutritious meals will be served trees with occasional bus trips This summer 21 small and in the campus dining halls, and to nearby historical Sites or to b 21) ) S P; itiv & CANCER TOURNEY NETS DOLLARS 7be recent Cancer Society tennis tournament played In --- New England states of Con- use of tennis courts, swimming ditional study and Information. has netted $2,VI.20 for the Seminole County Unit, Ame um Cancer Society. Campaign Chairman Gib Edmonds and Tow'nament chairman Edith McNeil display a giant replica of the cheek which was presented to the local society. A total of 165 ROUGH SKIN REMOVER 3-OUNCE 99 c Rachel Chapter No. 308, patron; Vera Piper, associate Order of the Eastern Star, matron; Carl Strom, Associate ... Casselberry, held its In- patron; Violet Stom, secretary; ! \ stallatlon of officers recently at Eva Moore, treasurer; Irene the Masonic Temple, Winter Car, conductress; Eula Mae Park. Betty Buyer, was in- Scott, associate conductress; stalling officer. Others taking Alice Marriott, chaplain, and part in the ceremony were: Norma Kennedy, marshall. Francis Oddo, associate grand Also, Olive Pierce, organist; conductress; Doris Altman, Margie Tucker, Adab; Pam installing chaplain; Amy Bacheleda, installing marshall, Russo, Ruth; Joy Folley, and Marilyn McDlrmit, in Esther; Elsie Blake, Martha; Carol Fiore, Electra; Lelia stalling organist. Schmaus, warder; and Richard Outgoing Worthy Matron Chloe Ann Sleniger gave the Carr, 'Ac' PLAYGROUND DEAR MOM: Too soon. Count your blessings, Mom. You're lucky your children are occupied in a healthy, wholesome sport. You don't 40 -' have to worry about where they are, what they're doing and with whom. Anybody can raise grass. It takes special people to raise children. DEAR ABBY: I've been married to a good-looking cross-country truck driver for 10 years. I'm not the suspicious type, but Friday night he came off the road with two long scratches on his left hip. They are fairly deep scratches, yet neither his shorts or his trousers were ripped. Rather peculiar, right? Pre-School Adds K.G. The board of directors of the Pre-School Educaton and Development Center, Sanford, has announced that a kin-- program will e ueigarien added tothe claim now being offered at the center for three * and four year olds. Th,. II ten L14333 WIU be taught by Mrs. Judy WimbLsh, who has been employed as a kinc!ergarten and first grade teacher in Brevard County for A----- ( .t___ ,- OPEP4 MON. Thru * FURNITURE Cegb,4 SAT. 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The center, a nondenominational program, is located in the - First The play begins lnl79o,when Jefferson returns from Paris where he IM been serving a the young nation's Ambassador Special 7.99 'drci'e r;h ticl1 p-ill-On pants Polyester sizes P !o 18 Special 6.99 Get Out to France.. -J ----------------- ! ti butter) at9p.m. ' 8.99 Lon'j sieve print shirt in black -.th ccors Polyester sizes 8 to 18 1 tbsp. salt 2 eggs, well beaten 3 cups or thereabouts, ice water Center Class Olt* "The Patriots," Sidney ' 'r " * Kingsley's dramatic recreation of the bitter conflict between Thomas Jefferson and * Alexander Hamilton in the early days of the republic, will * be nationally televised over the * Public Broadcasting Service on "Theater In America" on * Chann1 24, Orlando, on Junte 2 4we $22T0$150 -- -. 1 _________________ FRENCH PUFF PASTE TECHNIQUE - * , White rib stitc h skin Pull-on styling in polyester Sizes 8 to 18 usually preferable. For both types of pastry, bread flour gives better results. Both keep very well for a long time when wrapped In a damp cloth and placed in the refrigerator. Keep away from food with strong odors. * On PBS liv. "- Black/white stripe cardigan Rib stitch polyester Sizes 8 to 18 French Puff Paste, is beautifully flaky, tender and well flavored. It is fine for Napoleons, fancy baked dumplings, or crust for any shortcake. For patty shells, regular French Puff Paste Is Asolo Plays CHOOSE FROM Special 11.99 ____ •_ The type known as Italian Puff Paste requires only time. The result, while not as sturdy or high rising as the traditional When I asked him where the However, Mary never calls scratches came from, he said her real mother "Mother;" she they were probably from a calls her "Aunt," which Is very feather in one of the motel beds. confusing. Now, Abby, I'd ii}e ta bdllcvc Whcn I Introduce Mary, her my husband, but do they still "real" mother and her aunt to have feather bedding In modern my family, how shall I inmotels? And could anybody get troduce them? scratches like this from a I don't like to lie. feather? ON THE SPOT NOT DUMB DEAR ON: Mary has the DEAR NOT: It's unlikely that right to address both her the scratches came from a mother and her aunt any way feather. It was probably the she wishes, but you should whole chick. Keep your eyes explain to Mary that the open. discrepancy Is confusing, so she DEAR ABBY: I am 22 and should clarify the relationship. my fiancee is 21. Mary (not her DEAR ABBY: We have three real name) was raised from children, ages 4, 8 and 10. Do infancy by her aunt, whom she calls "Mother," She never you think my wife and I should explained the reason for this, sleep with our bedroom door but Mary's real mother, who Is closed or not? this aunt's sister, ha., suddenly YOUNG AT HEART come into the picture, and she DEAR YOUNG: If you want sometimes introduces Mary as company, keep it open. 11 you "my daughter." Not that it want privacy, keep it closed. If matters, but Mary is the image you want security, keep It of her real mother, IA)CKED. 5W * - our have created dishes that are uniquely American. An that has remained exclusively French and Italian Is the making of Puff Paste. Ills not difficult to make, but is Dr. Patrick Del Fiore accepts a *100 check from Mrs. Jessie Biisson (left), chairman of the Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club dental clinic project and Nora Gordon, club president. The dub makes an annual ddnatlon to the Dental Clinic at the Seminole County Health Department which serves children from indigent families. TO CLINIC MANY STYLES ANDSIZESTO in more expensive that plain pastry and requires more care GIVES OF HAND . BLOWN DECORATED GLASS WITH NITE. LITE INBASE •.. , Summer snappy separates. Black/white stripe shell Rib stitch polyester Sizes 8 to 18 recipes and methods learned , *****s I ..'. In handling. - * I Special 7.99 making. Pastry as we know it today was created about 10, but was not refined to its present high standards till around the 19th century. Around that same time, the Pilgr ims brought this art to the United States. As with most foods, Americans have utilized . D .,.,. --------_-" TRIM CLINIC ".1 SANFORD DRY CLEANERS 113 PALMIITO AVE. SANFOR , 322-8 TOO - own touch, challenged the Italians as kings of pastry- ,# The correct address and hone for LaBelle's Fur Storage Sub Station is: — . THEN KEMP IT o,vn , PLEASE NOTE: * LOSE WEIGHT FAST desserts. From Italy this art was taken to Gaul. The first trade union of pastry makers was created in Paris In 1270. It wasn't long before the French, adding their - from their parents who rtgrated from the "Old Country." They then added a little American know-how and nunr yarn is a public playground. At this moment I have 16 Jds DEAR ABBY: Some people playing ball in my backyard, seem to think that just because and only seven of them are we have a large family, our mine. My problem is that the luds aren I anowen 10 play In other yards because they ruin the grass and fail in the flowers. I really don't mind, but it wouldn't hurt some of the other parents to let the kids play in their yard once in a while. At night, the kids ask me to turn on my yard lights so they can play after supper. The yelling and the screaming can be heard for blocks. When, oh when, will I have peace and quiet again? MOM WITH PUBLIC ---s * * 0' masters of palate-pleasing Blessed Be The ' Backyard Playground ' r - became — and remain today — -- BPW welcome and introduced the The worthy matron and guests and installing officers. worthy patron gave talks and Officers installed included: exchanged gifts. Refreshments Ruth Monroe, worthy matron; were served following the Kennith Monroe, worthy meeting and cernonIes. ' J -- cream, the Italians soon _.j •fr'I' Polyester. sizes 810 18 - making from other countries and their own discovery of ice We Can Help You!!! ;. White rib stitch shorts Inventing ice cream. Cornbining the secrets of pastry- PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED MEDICALLY SUPERVISED PROGRAM 1 Eastern Star Installs DrScholls Special 831w1300 donated by Sanford merchants. - Special —. -. persons participated in the two-weekend tournament. First place prizes were donated by Delta Airlines; all other prizes vere if - I Itributins factor in many other huiffil [d!Sord.rs. Mix half the shortening with mix (half shortening and all the very cold and tile oven very hot. floured board and knead Place one part of butter in possible. When all butter has before final rolling, Cut into desired shnpes, place This delicate paste may be used all the sifted flour and salt until flour) has been thoroughly vigorously for 10 minutes or center of rectangular pastry. been used, fold both ends of &.,It and pliable. Chill Fold over the two ends; press pastry to center, envelope- them on a baking hcct lined for lop crusts for pica, or for rz flour spots are evident, or incorporated. Add water it is Pastry-making began so longuntil In refrigerator for 5 minutes edges together with rolling pin shape; fold again to make with heavy, unglazed paper. small individual tartlets, until mix is thoroughly blended, making sure It Is ice cold and The mix should be cream- that you add only enough water ago we have no records of those longer. Put on slightly floured to enclose as much air as fourlayers. Cover paste with Chill in refrigerator 15 minutes Napoleons, patty shells, etc. early efforts. Some say the bojd, roll, and pat to '-a inch in possible. Chill for 5 minutes. damp towel to prevent surf ate before putting into oven. Bake SHORT FLAKY PASTRY colored. Add the remaining to dampe1i it to the point where ancient Greeks produced thickness and a rectangular Repeat with other 3 parts of drying and shortening breaking at 500 degrees for 10 minutes, i for one 'Inch pie) shortening and mix to the It will stick to its neighbor. Chill delicious honey cakes and other shape. Now divide the butter, folding and chilling 5 through. Let stand In then reduce heat to 350 degrees '-a cup of shortening "pebbly" stage as In first thoroughly before rolling out ' delicacies using primitive toot.s. remaining butter Into four minutes each time. Be careful refrigerator overnight. Next and continue to bake for S or 10 2 cups flour method. The mixing at this inch thick. Now you are ready to make Italians (Romans) learned equal parts and cut it Into very to use very little flour on board day remove from refrigerator, minutes. The secret of French tr , tap. salt point will not toughen the the art of pastry making from thin slices, and handle as lightly as roll and fold twice and chill Puff Paste is having the dough g tbsp. water (more or less) dough, provided that the first the pie of your choice. the Greeks and other conquered nations during the reigh of the Roman Empire. The Romans 4.99 were so busy making war, they White rib stitch sleeveless had not developed the art of shell Polyester. sizes 8 to 18 cooking to any degree. They did, however, add their own 4.99 touch to creating desserts by By IIAItou) BLUMENFELD The HeraldSenices A I' By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent le Past'"' Se' * M a ki Elderhostel '76 Unique Plan ,t Thursday, May 20,1976,-38 I' I - $9 Our halter top bikini its smooth nylon with bikini bottom styling—all strings attached for a perfect fit. In coral turquoise, pink, lime. yellow, lilac, white, or black 8-14 SANFORD PLAZA o,..,ssrn.t.s,m.i,mrsaIra, Oi S.ii.syi;I$1.I$c.m. Colaise C.*tr ON. 131.1025 s tor e P0. 313-1311 --'-- ";T' ----------------- JCPenney WINTER PARK MALL ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Opii i ta m?tp in Mandayflu5aturday S;p,m. Oo.., S,iIdayI:IIWN O;n?.3Sam.$aepmTw.i..W.4. T hor s,&Sol. CataIg Cisle, P1. $4-U44 $*e p0.447-4313 OpIø$:3I.I.Ps$pMM1fldjbIri4a1 a s*. p $41-4114 �4-Ev.nIng Hi'a IdSa nford. Ft. Thursday, May 20,1976 GENERAL' U SHOULDN'T SE INIMG OWN 6140E9.'y )( WA5AIN TON ALL OVE TAE 4OE z oBeL Ii 11__1 (rid fli I I I I I us Auld bY A BORN LOSER OT RIF'P1 IC1. 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( SURE Dr. ..____•._' - ) - - - An '2..5 ..j (li N I . . % ;.x ly, - /1\ I ~A N. lx-.: bY PRISCILLA'S PO LIET WAS ONLY 15 AND IN 7~41E END SHE WHEN SHE FELL IN \ LOVI= WFTH ROME-0 TOOK HER OWN LIFE WAS IT SERIOUS it WITH A DAGGER IOUs electrical activity over the are many oti,cr ti',tnga heavy musuilar chambers of which can e seen on elec- the heart that do the pumping (ventricles). A final wave represents recharging of the heart In preparation for the next cycle. It follows that the heart rate ' 0 1C I ( s ')•1," I T1' , - W A . -. . _, - by Bob ARCHI E HI, DEAR! WHATARE YOU WATCHII Montana ED so hkANY OPERAS— IS a cl lk\ a71 all V Weii North East South changes associated with the chemical balance of the body. 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Judy Garland. if there is any penalty Ile forcing two bid and the negative two-notrump resonie Y L. vented by Ted Ligh~tner. Waldemar von Zedtwitz and Wo you have, a question Oswald Jacoby back in he for the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this very early days of contract. of high cards that might well 4. 6 CBS MOVIE: -Sidekicks 9 WIDE WORLD WYS. OLDDRACULA Ewiry Fri. & Sat. ac*itssed against a player who asks, "What did you bid 1iw3pdper. 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 ___________________________________________ 1'-.' . i 900 1100 aviadss'ersstiois going to ha a baby (R) mond. Five clubs will make If spades bteak 3-3. South can set up dummy's fourth spacle scard. but1 W est odacart di .0 f our spades to spo il a Y AND FRIENDS3. 35 700 CLUB THE WALTONS- 6 4 Mahal and l'.sfive rnanband perform. blending piano, krow Sherbert, and Bill and Boyd. 9 HARRY 0Guests: Susan the k9lor wtvte shark. Second partner"' when no one has bid anythin' 9Of course not. This question giftS 110 information except that the questioner Is 'h1 two bid wa 3Lindair- 1000 6 GLEN CAMPBELL DOwn Home. Down Under Special. stanlng CalrVbelI and ota Nwton-John, and two of A&iaSlOpflbS4CaIgroups. 4 Ttree notrump will make against any lead, but a dia- cents for The Ilealth T' family. abeth Gill), set sail in search of 7 '#••i, . !....... ' "-' Pass 2 disease you may gain more of the heart the bottom part of in!orniation by doing an the. heart may be stimulated exercise test Doctors usually first. The electrocardiogram electhe approach then is extremely Useful In trccardiograph procedure in a determining the rate rhythm series of escalating stepe If of heart attacks and char Joanna Petlet. Anne star Storyofhowacorce affects three generations of a how to . flamationoftheheartandeven beonetrickshortofgame So and the type of any irregularity they are able to make the that may occur. diagnosis on a resting elec. Beyond this, if the heart trocardiograin they may not muscle specifically the ven. proceed further. On the other hand, if a person has symptoms heart attack, it will change the or otlier clinical evidence that configuration ofthat part of the suggests there might be heart graph. There are a variety of disease and none is found by the typical patterns which doctors resting record then many use to identify heart muscle doctors may elect to go ahead damage or an infarct. When the heart muscle is not and use an exercise test to help fy the problem better. 0t-_ Le be!_h There are ed"_nt3, even if there is no pain the resting and the exercise produced it may cause a change electrocardiogram. in the character of the graph. For inforrmtion about types SHE GOT SHPAN- EYES.~ COOPER ffiY SOAP CAREFUL, OPERAS, FRED! 00-T THEY'Kir WArCH < TOO GREAT! trocardiogralm incluchng in- trocardiogram. 2 12 NBC MOVIES CONT. The Dark S4o Of Innocence. Strasbecg, Ede Adams. Mold cardboard an irtrument of death despite can be counted immediately an old heart attack can be seen from a graph of (1113 type. Also, on e lecssting the ' the specific order in which the heart is excited con be deter mined. IncerLain irregularities -_ Both vulnerable This finding mybeassociated with minor obstruction of the 40 #4 Fr day - UNDERDOG CAN WOMAN: Portraits in Courage Documentary style drama based on ' veS women who have made major ibuttone to the fight for freedom and human rights 2 (Fn, only) DAN GRIFFIN . skin diver and a marine p: turned ocean adven, . with their giri ' . trends (Jennifer Warren. EIiz- make game all by iLself_ . $4 AAKQ1084 may be brought out by exercise beats in a rhythrnir fashion there is a rhythmic repetition of and this is one reason for a the elecu-!cal pattern. T"he first stress tes' wave is caused by the electrical Whenever the hean is ex ln1puL -c ti-kit passca over the top cessivelv enlarged or one of the heart (atria). The next chamber of it Is enlarged this wave, which is reaUy a -omplex may alsio be identified by the Al V''°e' stolen Stone and Keller warfare. I tum forcing two bid but it won't VAK8 graphic represenat1on of the the things that doctors look for variations in electrical activity In diagnosing coronary heart ci the heart. Since your heart disease. This type of finding ' . 4 K Q 10 7 8 A activity or stress teUadoctor DEAR READER STREETSOF SAN FRANCISCO.Whenacratecorlaining several high velocity rifles Is ' meets all requirements for SOUTH A K9 Lamb mediately after some athletic more? 24 THE OLYMPIAD: Thwd in a ten part series chronicling the 80 year history of the Olyrnpic games. South's hand certainly ' 0A953 67 electrocardiogram r N I Young EAST lot V Q 1092 are done with the pat ent reclining after a resting per od? Would not one taken im. - 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6 WONDERFUL WORD OF MAGIC 6M HOGANS HEP40ES the remains years. 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People will enjoy your TAURUS (April 20-May IñffiI does" Thursday , 53 Japanese statesman brain 32 Absconder Si For Friday, May 21, 1976 SO 27 Cla ssify 29 Pa ssage in .e J JELEWSION LISTINGS AND By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 46 Small str 12 Persia 13 Challenge ' ' E sweetsop 5 Actor Aldo I •1 fl7 :1 state CARPET, Ti4ATi,; J HOROSCOP Names : ; 44 Philtppin W.r x NE MY N CWN "_....' (-___- THE N oted Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY Thursday, May 20,*Olê-SB :::!i!flra Id, Sanford, F I. Afl$Wf to PrI1VO,J1 PUZZIS -.- . ... I — �6 B-.EVSIg Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, May 20, 1fl6 - --- -- - Tribes File Suits For Lands ________________________________________________________ Legal Notice -----.---- Legal Notice I -,-- Indians On Wdrpath In Courts .' i P Noon The Daj Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday City of Casselberry, Canadian border to safety. plodding toward the Supreme There's a lot of coal under that SUNSHINE SEWING CENTER, and a default will be entered against that I Intend to register said name yu• Florida l.ike many other crushed Court, Lawyers say so much is land, ton, but I don't think we'd with lhe Clerk of the Circuit Court, WITNESS my hand and seal of the Publish: May 20, 1976 tribes, the Nez Perce were her- at stake the bosersoflen have no want to mine an of It." Seminole County, Florida in ac Clerk of the Circuit Court on this DEZ.109 ______________________________ ded onto a reservation In the choice but to appeal. Scoresofothersujj with cordance with the provisions of the 11th day Of Miy, 1976. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: - (Seal) Consider: IndiarTerritory,partofwhatis hunting and fishing rights, Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS now Oklahoma. Clerk of the Circuit Court Noticeof Public HearIng -The first U.S. Circuit Court taxation on reservations, minor 5: M. H. Posey By: Martha T. Vihlen The Board of County Com. f Appeals has ordered the Jus- boundary arguments and tribal Publish: APril 29. May 6, 13,20, 1976 "From where the sun now Deputy Clerk DEY-136 "I shall fight no more forever," the Passamaquoddy and PeCharles Wilkinson, an Indian But the tribes didn't promise nobscottribes of Mainein a $300 legalspecialist who teaches law not to sue. million damage suit against at the University of Oregon, A century later, from the for- that state. The tribes claim that says Indian legal victories ests of Maine to the Arizona about two-thirds of the state aren't surprising to anybody F)esert to the foggy coast of u was acquired from them who studies the laws carefully, Pacific Northwest, America's contrary to the 'Nonintercourse Both liberal and conservative Indians are carrying on their Actofll9O,whlchptovjdedthat Supreme Court judges, he says struggles: not on the battle- all Indian land sales h.id to be tend to rule in favor of Indians Fields, but in the and in Congress, courtrooms approved by the federal in the cases they agree to hear government, This time, armed with old treaties and good lawyers, the because there are laws and -The Palutes of north Ne- treaties that favor the Indians' 'ada recently won a court rul- cases, Indians olt lag that limits diversion of waAs Indian legal victories conIn recent years, for example, ten by non-Indian farmers from tinue, he predicted, the likelitribes in western Washington the Tnickee River, which feeds hood of armed confrontation or Pyramid Lake. Heavy diver- violence will have gained through state's harvestable fish, a right feet in 11) years and nearly sai'' attention getter," he said, BERRY & FULLER consider the following item: E. Crow, James T. Crow, Mn. FICTITIOUS NAME A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR MarjorIe White. Notice is hereby given that I am Attorneys for Petitioner CHANGE OF ZONING ________________________ engaged in business at 215 Tornoka Post Office Drawer 0 REGULATIONS Trail, Longwood. Seminole County, Sanford, Florida 32771 iQiemonam 1. BOARD OP COUNTY COM. Florida under the fictitious nsme of Putilish: May 13, 20, 71, June), 1976 MISSIONERS. R.1AAA SINGLE L.A. STRICKLANDICO., and that DEZU I intend to register said name with IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 15TH FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT the Clerk of the Circuit Court, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR TO A-I AGRICULTURE, Fl (S-S. i fl Remembrance Seminole County, Florida in aC SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOgiIDA. 761.10. The S '- of the N ½ of the SE "i and the SW ' of the SE '. of Honor The Memory Of cordlince with the provisions of the CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.2)9$.E tioui 2.2029. Seminole County, Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: in Re: the Marria of: Florida. Further described as North Section 563.09 Fiocida Statutes 1957. JAY K. PORTER. Departed Loved Ones of Hanover Woods and West of L.A. Strickland Husband.Respondent, Markham Woods Road. (DISTRICT & Co. and A NO. 3) 5: By: Linda Strickland JULIE ANN PORTER, Ihispubllc hearing will b held in Publish: May 20, 27, June). 10. 1976 Wie-Petitioner. Memorial Day Message Room 703 of the Seminole County DEZ.111 NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, on To Be Published FICTITIOUS NAME June IS, 1976, at7:Q0 P.M.,orassoon JAY K. PORTER WHOSE Notice is hereby given that we are RESIDENCE AND MAILING thereafter as possible. May 31St engaged in business at Sheraton Inn, ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN. Written comments tiled with the Santord, Seminole County, Florida AswornpetilionforDissoiutjonot Land Development AdmiIstrator COmpos.i your own memoriarn, O under the fictitious name of wiii be considered. Persons apask our assistance. We should Marriage a Vlnculo having b. AT R.. a limited partnership, and JULIE ANN PaRTER, in the dr. and file your Answer or other terminated in 14. Indians the state's harvestable salmon lytrue in the Southwest, where DEY1V Alaska's oil-rich North Slope each year. The U.S. Supreme thewaterdemandsofa growing CITYOF CASSELBERRY long into Indian claims that the heard orally. Hearing may be , LOST: Reddish Pekingese female dog, Tampa vacgination & license tag. Name "Ginger'. Last seen vicinity 001.1 1. 46 West. 661-9921 or 661-101). rf li ( aro rio i: _________________________ - ' . Lost:- Male Beagle. black-tan, wlite chest; blue collar; "Barney". Lake Mary. Reward. 323 1179, ______ ______ . _______ BAMBOO COVE APIS ' Call 322•2611 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Legal Notice between Sam, and 5pm. CITY OF CASSELSERRY WEKIVA LANDING On The River.131-9617 Truck Driver- Mobile home cxpenience necessary No others MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE need apply. Call Tom Brooks, Color TV. Air Cond., Maid Serv. 5270 _________________________ NOTICE Is HEREBY tVEN that Jack T. Bridges of Cleveland, Mile NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING the City of Casselberry Board of & Bridges, P.O. Drawer 1. Sanford, TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION _________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Cassetberry Board of 'j hearing, Mr. Bill Selig on behalf of the applicant Cumbenland Farms _________________________ valescent Center - conditioned. $90 ma 111 E. SIN St 322 1215 or 322 5756. ____________________________ Housekeeper, two days a week, o t,anspOrtation. Lake Mary. 3fl - ' I room furnished efficiency Private entrance Downtown Sanford 323 1,579 after 6 p m lea'y to five in er heip with 2 semI Invalids Some nursing cx I Bedroom turn apt. 5100 monthly. patience Phone 3fl 1001 372 953$ JppII1I1111UIIIIIuuIlI! 3 Room Apt., Furn $90 Mo. lot W. 9th St. Livnq rm.. kitchen, bedroom, bathAir, aluits, no pets. Security dep. 5W mo 322 74I4 _______________________________ revolutionaries, thesmall-town Publish: May20, 1976 westernfarmerswhorefusedto failed,decidedinApril,1TZS,to DEL-Wi ihants who gathered at Halifax in April 1776. STREET IN ACCORDANCE WITH Division But in 1776 they were angry. 4 in New Bern in hopes of asCITY OF CASSELBERRY THE VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION In Ru: Estate ol l'heyaccusedtheBriti.thofdis. senting North Carolina's ties BOARDOFADJUSIMENT PROVISIONS O CHAPTER MARY SMRCEK. But it was these people, turbing the colony's good order with Britain. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Oeceased 171.044. LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1975. the City of Casselberry Board of meeting as North Carolina's and of interfering In their lives. But William Harvey, who had WHEREAS, there has been filed NOTICE OF Adiustment will hold a public with the City Clerk of the City provincial congress, who first ADMINISTRATION The'Stamp Act of 1765 had Leeflelectedspeakerof the 1774 hearing,Mr.C.VerflonMile,JrOf TO Sanford, Florida. a petition con ALL PERSONS HAVING took the step from which the 12 first disturbed North Carolina provincial congress, decided to Cleveland. Mize & Bridges, taming th, names of the property At- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ______ ________________________ - SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PARK AVENUE AND MAGNOLIA hearing, Mr. L.L. Pace, owner, 17 AVENUE AND BETWEEN EAST PROBATE DIVISION A;: f-4ii ItG-,i,, C.eiIj,uy, 1---,.-- EXCITING!! construct •n in ground gunite Adjustment will hold a public swimming pool in his rear year 7g.', hearing to determine the feasibility feetfromthereerpropertyIlneard of granting a variance to the 6", feet from tner.ar of the existing petitioner, S.M.D. Partnership, 360 structure. The parcel is located on Pin,y Ridge Road, Casselberry, the south side of Apple Hill Hollow Florida to construct an off site one lot east of Surrey Knoll in the ground sign In an R-1AA zone 4 Carriage Hill Subdivision The Property is legally described as: - - S OUT H Sanford's newest residential nelghborbuod NeW- 2-3 1, 4 FROM Bedroom Homes 25aQOO . VA Finandng-Nothlng Down • FHA Convention&-5% Down I Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate OCCUP$11CY Sairford Apr., 4 Becks South od Airport Blvd. which ex. F01JNFORMATIQI4 CONTACT Bralley Qdharn323-467O . BUILDER.DEVELOPEP _______________________________________________________ ____ - _____________________________________ . up March of the fuft - enéva Gardens - . FROM $' Jill.agc "% J. LAKESIDE APA!TMENTS Large 142 Bdrm. Furnlsf*d or Unfurnlstwd •CLUB ROOM POOL NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE SANFORD Profes'ionaily Manaqed i I jkn1'_)HIt '" - 321.0041 2201 S FRENCH County-- 2 BR, turn, good roof & fenced A real buy $1,900 Real Estate Broker 263$ S. Sanford Ave. 3210139eye5 3737641 Peg 4 BR Under FHA VA $27,000 Highway 17.92, Sanford Across From Ranch House 323-8470or 831-9777 - - Face tie woods in Iris cute first home, corner lot, central air. See today CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR $31 $222 PRICE REDUCED MUST SELL --Like new IBR, In settled neigh borhood. Furnished Large corner tot Kitchen equipped. $25,900. - Nearly new 3 BR. quiet uncrowded area, convenient. Excellent retirement or newly married 522.500. It I. II II n eaity Henry Hoche, Realtors I Ttteptione 543 6010 * Sacrifice b * EL CAPITAPI. 3 BR. Ix bath, nice quiet area. Large lot, walk to schools Low down 1. low payments SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349212 Casselberry Winter Springs Sanford Altamontesprings RUTH TUECH - 834.92$? AI)amonte 5pring. Longwooci East COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, nice 2 BR, central heat & air, fenced yard, screened porch, $19,300 C R API K CON 'ST. RE AL TV REALTORS, 5)0 606) 7 STORY STUCCO: Nicely decorated 1 BR, separate garage with cottage or game room space. 519.300 e OUT OF TOWN - 3 BR frame on large lot, wood floors. ilmoit new roofing Only *18.500 HILDA RICHMOND 5/.43167 WITT -' I , _____________________________ Ii - STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE ACLASSIFIED AD NOW. Calf 37224)1 or 531-9993 - -- ,smuie WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity NOLL'S Cactelherrv. u i; cx. - 53-TV-RadioStereo ________________________ 1967 Ford F 500 lIft van, hydraulic lift, air. Phone 3237310 - & _________ 1971 Toyota pick up, long bed. air 323 $061 after 1pm For .'sed furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 103$ items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. ________________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices, uSed, any condition. 641 1126, WInter Park. GARAGE SALE, Friday & Satur. day, 9106. On Reservoir Lake. 1st white house past Master's Cove Apts. 55-Boats - CASH 322-4132 - 54--Garage Sales Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3*66 or 323 7710 79-Trucks-Trailers OAVES'323-9370 - -- 1175R0250Yam,hua Excellent Running Cord 1500. 323 0959 We Buy FUrniture _____ - 197$ Triumph Trident motorcycle, hikC new. Must sacrifice. $1295. Call today. Hacienda Motors. 323 9)5 u.,'LCC? boirCc UsedOffice Furniture I0 t,y total liventories. Southern Liquldators Apopka, 859 4114 I 52-Appliances -- - Honda, CVC Civic, 2,000 mUes. 53.100 Of' best offer. 323 1776. altec S. 322 $410. _______________________________ 1973 Yamaha '73. in good shape. 5300. Phone 901 781503 after S p.m. - KULP DECORATORS 109W lst5t.)fl 233S We Buy Furniture - 43-Lots-Acreage 1 Lots, high and dry, cleared. Beautiful home site with large oaks. 323-8694 after 4 p m Merchandise ______ for Sale $40 worth of aquarium equipment, $12. 2 good drills, 57 eech. Phone 32) 0913, Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime lOcation. Ciii 305422 1220 collect. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks, Instailatlon available. Bud Cabeli 377 8057 anytime. Mink coat and matching hat, Small size. Must sacrifice. $300 Phone 322 9775- Longwood Groves *1)00. down, assume rr.crtgj;c 523.900. 3 BR, 2 bath, refrlg., citrus. $772.50 mo. $31 1213 70-Swap $972 Ford Pickup, 4 ton, fully equipped, camp special. $2,100. 3231753 or 661-1621 & Trade - -- Sell us your car or truck even if you uwe money on it, See Bill Pay or Jack Mink. BAIRD RAY DAT SUN, Fern Park. 131-1311. 80-Autos for Sale - - ---- - - 1973 Matador, I dr., factory air, SWAP SHOP. FLEAMARKET radio, ps, 52.000 miles, excellent Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. condition. See at 2.52$ Palmetto No charge. All admitted free. Ave or call 322-5703. Come browse every Sunday to S at the Movieland Driye.in 1965 Ford Fale,. Mutt tn. hi Theatre, South 17.92. Phone 322 predate. Small 6 cylinder. A real 1216. cream puff. Cail for Information, ____________________________________ 323 9)95. Hacenda Motors, Accessories -___________________________ ROBSON MARINE 29'8 Hwy I? 92 323 3961 SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICFLeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rectangular pools left over from 1975 season, h-alt price. Guaranteed Installation and terms Call 305 855 9351 collect, 1971 Cobia Houseboat, 22', sleeps 1, 120 Np. inboard Outboard, Exçellent cond.. 53.500. Daytona Beach, 901-233 2195 after 6. Pro 24, twin 63 Mercuries, off shore fishing Loaded. $1,203 Smyrna Marina. (90.4) 127-S267. Honor The Memory Of Departed Loved Ones With A Memorial Day Message To Be Published May 31st BRITTANY- in Loch Arbor,' BR, lovely decor, tamiiy room. fireplace, plus much more 539,900 COUNTRY HOME-- On I acres. 3 BR. I bath. owner financed i.ome, lamily room, horse stalls. BPP 12 mo warranty. 5)7,500 Compose your own memoriam. or ask our assistance. We should receive your message no later than $ p m. Friday, May 25th. DOLL HOUSE- In Wynnew.j BR. I bath, all new kitchen, im maculale. A whale of a buy for 520.950 BPP warranty, too 15 Words $2 194 Ford ' ton piCkup, 66,003 original miles, First $300 takes. 3225997 or 323-1167. Good furniture from the '20$ and coitectabtes HI-Way 46 Antiques, 1', miles east off Ion Rt. 16 372 6972. ________________ 1971 Nova 2 door, ne,v upholstery. Super clean. Willing to sell below wholesale. $195. Hacienda Motors. 323 -9395. _______ 75-Recreahonal Vehicles )9TOVW, excellent condition, CHICO & THE MAN, 3234370 or 934-4605 1361 ''innebago. 73 ft. w'tn Onan Jenurrato,, rout air, almost new Used office furniture tires. 43.000 miles. Only 15.500. Lease a Datsun ir.cludi'.g Z car: and trucks For information call Bill Southern Liquidators, on U. S. 411 Wood or steel desks, executive desk Ray or Jack Mink, 131-1318. in Apopka. & chaIrs, secretarial desks & ________________________________ _________________________________ chairs, Straight chairs, filing 1975 Fiat, factor-v air, FM stereo, cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. 76-Auto Parts 6,000 miles. Weekdays after 5. 321NOLL'S ________________________ 0357. Cauelberry, 1792.830 4206 ____________________________ VEGA REBUILTMOTORS -1771 Cadillac Coupe DiVIne, white Cast Iron Sleeves on white. 1)300. 323-1)00 or 530 62-Lawn.Garden MIXON AUTO PARTS, 332 0308 - Cactus Queen Nursery NW. Corner of Wekiva Park Drive and Hwy 46 Joe B. McCawley Sr., Sole Owner HOME OF THE MONSTERO DELISHYOSA Rare & Unusual Plants & Shrubbery YOU ALL COME Riding mower, 7 Np, Bnlggs & Strattan engine, like new, $150. 2411 Chac A,e. Lawn Mower Sales & Service We Sell It-ic Best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301W. First St., 372 4103 - __ __ Reconditioned Batteries, $12 95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1973 Capri, good condition. $988 1917 Honda COUpe, good Condition, 1109 Sanford Ave. $988. WHEEL RANCHOF SANFORD Phone373-1O$0 77- Autos Wanted _______________________ 1971 VW Super Beetle, AM FM BUY JUNK CARS'- $15 to 1.35 for Stereo, radlak,. 52,300. Phone $31 complete car. Call 322-1671 after 4 1201. p.m 1970 MaverIck, 6 cyl, 59.000 miles. MORE CASH runs excellent, new Inspection. CP1IC,.O 4. THE MAlI 373.4.370 For Wrecked or Junk or 831460$. Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1976 models 7 dayS week Call collect. 561-2131. '.' ___________________ ' - -. - -----_ OIo] 78-Motorcycles -------------- 63-Mchinery.TooIs - - 1973 XLCH. extended front end and raked. Call 3735153 after 5 FARM TRACTOR 5350 .'OoJ Magnolia In Remembrance Realty NEAT M A Pi?4-- 2 !ae Ok. 2 baths, deep lot, nice neighbors, central heat air. 71-Antiques ______________________________ 60-Office Supplies '' --________________ a" ___________________________ 1972 YW Squareback 4 speed. 32,000 mites AM radio. Only 64-Equipment for Rent '295 Steam Clean your own Carpet Rent our Rinsenyac CA.'zPOLL'S FURNITURE 322-Sill 65-Pets-Supplies I 197! Fiat 12$ 2 Very clean door sedan. - 1495 DOBERMAN PINSCHERS AKC Puppies & Stud Service CaIlMr, Anderson, 365 5710 BILL BAKER Puppies. $10. Half Dachshund, will be small. Call alter 1 p.m 323 3685. VOLKSWAGEN PH. 322.1835 Add Alc for each additiOnal S words SMALL FAMILY- Special, 3 BR, I bath, in Sunland. Fenced back yard. new plumbing fixtures, BPP warranty S'9,500. ,-. -,,, Call 322261 1 or 8319993 CLASS!FIED DEPT. The Evening Herald INOESCRIBLE , 3 large bedrooms, I 2balhs. On St .lohos River. Eat in kitchen, with all built-ins. Much. much morn with APP warranty Bassinette with screen top, new. for 1/6.100, never used Phone 373 1091. Call Sanford's Sales Leader Man's X3I golf clubs, 2 ttiru wedge, Hogan woods. 1, 3. land 5. 5)00 Set of lady's Patty Berg irons, ANYTIME Wilson woods 1, 3 and S. $35 3fl 9123 Listing Service I- BUSINESS DIRECTORY r , j i" - ' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 322- 2420 - Multiple REALTORS Conipletel', renovated 3 & 4 BR homes. l'i baths, with central heat, from $15,000. AS 0,. as $103 2571 P,u Or MLS Realtors Sale 25éSPark After Plours: 322 9214. 327 3991 30 1050 & 60 Pd discount on iii chlldrn's clothing Boys' now casual suits, sh'rt, short 1. long pants, girls' diesses 8 Short 8 long play Suits. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR ii;d*dll,d ih. ui ijui PLANTS Good Prices. Good Advice Plants 8 Answers. 2)0 E. 1st St 373 7177 BALL REALTY W. Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER,ASSOC 107W. Commercial Pi,unn 323-i.. I, Sanford SANFORD- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, air conditioner, shady lot. *11.250. MAKE OFFER, Forrest Greene, Inc. 130 6133 REALTORS 321 6)5.3 3 BR, 2 baths, central Mat 8 air, garage, Screened back porch. By owner 3734519 If you don't believe that want ads bring resultt, try one, arid listen '0 your phone ring Dial 322 2611 or $31 9993. First Time Offered Be the firI to see th;s lovely .3 BR, 2 bath, family room home, on two treeshaded lots. New roof, carpet, paint, Our best buy at only 121.500. Call Betty Flamm, ASsociate. CaliBart REAL ETA'rE Realtor 373.7498 - CBs PlO MONEY DOWN Cobra. Midland, Johnson, LBE. Piere Simpson. Beta. Browning, Ply gain Handic. Regency. T Berry arid Pace. Complete ac cessores LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE. 4319 Edgew.1t Drive (corner Fairbanksi Orlando. 295 1771 Tent, 10*17 Penneys. Classic /S lb crossbow. Cypress Garden waler skit. Little monster and El Diablo Ph 323 4195 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 51-Household Goods Premiir upright vacuaim cleaner, harvest gold, nearly new, alt at tachments. 5-43 Silex electric iutcer. tiled once. $25 3fl-71 .)n yt ime. Concrete Pavement Parking Lot Maintenance- Sealing and Striping Durable Scalers, 51)3 Lemon St Sanford. 7336.441 - . Home Improvements ______________________________ C E SHEI'HtLj Pj'nt,nuj Remodelin cneraI R,'I,, r', CII 321 t-" Johnny Walker you the same quality *orkmansn.f, in your rrmodeling and add'tons requ'rem,nts as availabl, en hiS general con tfr ' %ltuct'un Land Clearing 1! a. •r° - ;(,C.c 'ixl .., .w sP!,.."u". Mobile Home Washing 8. Roof eaing. InflaTion .ighting Prices. Free estimates. 461 4565 - - Extinlor Cleaning Specialist Hi Pressure spray wash. Houst's, Rf 3720779 All lu-rids of digging Housetrallers stored and mOved, 322-9112. ,''. I ('at -ni'. liii dir?, clay, rock DRAGLINE SERVICE LaKes dug, 1st 5O'x103'. 12' deep, $550 Custom work. $73 .r 365 3119 ___________________________ Landscaping & Lawn Care Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding and fertilizing, Free estimates Phone 323 5951. Dependable teenager available for yarxi work, odd iObS. light hauling 377 6191 ____________________________ EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing. Edging. Trimming Phone323-1192 FreeEstimales 322-6451 Roofing Expert root repars. lI,T roots or Shingles All work guaran. teed BROGDEN ROOFING. 323. -- Patch and Repair, Re Roofing Carpenter repair Fast Service. All work guaranteed Licensed, BOndEd $5 yrs expenienr AriCr R,ti'i.1 323 7173 Sewing L't'$C,js?om Tisiloring Ladies' CiOthirig Wing gowns Phone 372 7g _______________________ - Well Drilling _______________ - Ceitral Heat & Air COnditioning For he, .stimeles. call Carl Harris ,l iEARS in Sanforø 377 1)11. Carpe'nlr,. Remodcling. Addi?,On, Cuslorn Work LicenSed. BOfXStd Free estimate 323 603$ Painting __________________________ Al Painting Brush, roll, spray. Quilily work Reasonable prices. Free estimates 3770139 - -- 'St YOUr / Pressure Cleaning LANDCLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch worK Fill dirt. top SOil 322 59.13 319 E. First. 372 5717 - trn? Exterm,nateng CO-Conipl,te Peil Control and Termiting. r'ree Inspection All Pest Control. 10 oct. Discount 323 2934 - I.. - .ri, ..5p'f-J.Y ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive C&A BackHoe Service Beauty Core iow Double Oven 30" gas range; Ken more washer and dryer, utility building; GE refrigerator; CF Cabinet style dishwasher, antiq..e pIano. 373 $$59 Insulation Major hOuSehold appliance repair. 20 years experience We service all makes. Reasonable Coil anytIme. 377 2737 Want to '0% Can't Stay on a diet? Call 3230074 Moving Houjehold furnishings Everything goes- '64 Comet, $150. Phone 3fl 9365 home Repiirs, Door & Window repiocement, Screen repairs. Call after 6 p.m. 323 5206 BEST PIcICE BEST PRUL)UCT Free Estimates-21 Hours THERMO-TEi(,$3I 0921 Appliance Repair Pest Control _______________________ CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK 8 WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. ,'s'...)IS) Req. Real Estate Broker Ill W. 1st, Sanford 373344) ''t?.i't.'w Home Improvements i can coyer your hone with alum siding & lfi$ system Also Roofing, GutIer 20 yr-S Exp Eagle Siding Co 4.5) 9563 , _________________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 3II3ISE Fir'itSt 3235622 322.2118 __________ Aluminum Siding I REALTY Pc;. tat Es?:?: B-:ker 321 CIO 3fl7195 322-274 3320779 I I I. Longwood- Duplex, like new, 2 BR. I bath each side. Eat in kitchen, garage Beautifui trees and sprinkler system Call Norma Rafto, Realtor AssocIate. allen hours, $98 0051. I ,f, - GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. V -1 BROKERS Days-ifl-4173 Nights 322 2352 1SYR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford, 323-5200 JOHNNY WALKER Lckng for a Homecail to CtiEACE iAtCAi't will divide 52.350 per acre LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY I Zig Zag Sewing Machine in cabinet, good Condition, 550. 3229139. 42-Mobile Homes 1 BR, 2 bath, air condition. 412 Tangelo Drive, 3228315 or 322. 451. By Owner. 3235774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service ' - n - [B Realtor - SHIRLEY MILLE'T'T 83.1 9212 FOreSt City i 5 itamonte Springs REALTY INC. 373-7132 Eves. 323-0612 or 322- 1357 BATEMAN REALTY ilarota MalI - HAL COLBERT DELTONA QUALITY PLUS 3 OR, 2 both, 7 car garage with electric door opener. Large screened rear porch, fenced yard. Many, many extras. Close in area. AskIng $31,500 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hard'tviclu, Broker Dettona 661 6611 Stenstrom ' --- -._____________________________ 1505 W. 25th St. "' MLS-REALTORS SOUTH SEMINOLE 25 "°° 516Dm _____________________________ STUDIO 1,2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES y, arid "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" EASY TO OWN is this 3 bedroom, I bath older home Owner will carry mortgage NO QUALIFYING. New roof, new paint $13,500. AA.svlO. Isli-7R i-otorcYcleS ________________________________ CARPORT SALE- 2418 Elm Ave. Sat. only. ID a.m 6 pm Clothes, GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST household Items & all Sorts FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' 000dies. AILS Kish Real Estate 529.100. REDUCED TO 524,900, 3 AR, block, 2 bath, den, large cor. lot Nicely landscaped. Winter Park Drive Open 10 to 6 830.1966 ,jrr.pi1 Luxury Patio Apartments 'L, u 41-Houses --'______- at Seminola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) 120 Florida A roundings, and put ;i siiiik on your face' - - - - ___________ East ofO 17.92 Modern Facilities G.E. Kitchens LE; VIN(; IS N LA t Gill N G M A'ITEE( ...... of the City to ac,pt Said petition of Wanting a conditional use to the IN THC CI9(SJlT COURT IN AND hive, Each claim must be In writing and to annex said property, petitioner, TA. Radloff. Meilland, FOR SEMIN(LE COUNTY, and mOst indicatethebasi$for the Florida to operate a business perIl-v NOT, THEREFORE. BE IT FLORIDA claim, the name and address of the CIVIL DIVISION cryditor or his agent or attorney, ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF or wholly out of doors, reference Section 23-115(i): THE CITY OF SANFORD. CASE NO. 7.79.CA03.O and the amount claimed, If the C!C.'. fl'.e SW cc(r,ir eL(lO?DAii,q "'"'.' r:sT ;:.T;Q;, c:a;ni ic,oi 7.i ti,,,, ne ate wnen it Southeast 1a of Section 17, Township SECTION 1. That that certain BANK OF MAITLANO, a national will become due shall be stated. If property in Seminole County, 21 south. Range 30 east, Seminoic banking corporation, the claim Is contingent or Florida, described as follows be and County. Florida run N. 1 degree i' Plaintiff, unliquidated, the nature of the un the same i, hereby annexed to and 32" W. along the west line of said certainty shall be stated. If the made a part 04 the City Of Sanford, Southeast '. 567.71 feet run thence Tom Yost, claim is secured. te securIty shill Florida, pursuant to the voluntary P4.42 degrm 47' 12" E. 631 .99 feet to Defendant, be described. The claimant shatl annexation provisions of Chapter a point on the Southwesterly R w NOTICEOFSUIT detiversufficlentcopfesoftheciaim 171 041, LawS of Florida, lfl5: tine of State Road 436, run thence S TO: Tom Yost to the clerk to enable ttsi clerk to East '. of Lolê $ and 9. EVANS 47 decrees 12' 12" E. along said Quail Hollow mall one co to each personal SUBDIVISION, according to the Southwesterly R-W line 575.00 feet Condominiums representative. put thereof as recorded in PhI Book for I point of beginning. Thence Cresent Beach. Florida All parsons Interested in the estate 1, Page 17, Public Records of ContInue 5. 17 degrees 12' 47" E. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a to whom a copy of this Notice Of Seminole County, Florida. 304.13 feet; Thence 5. 42 degrj 11' Complaint has beenflled against you Administration Mi be-en mailed are SECTION 2. That Upon this or IS" W 70000 feet; Thence S. 17 in the above styled Court wherein required. WITHIN THREE MON SOUTHEAST FIRST NATIONAL THS FROM THE DATE OF THE dinance becoming effective, the degrees 17'47" E.6O.QOfeet; Thence rejidenfsandprop,rtyownersjnth, S. .42 degrees 17' II" W. 744 ft; Fruln their destination, the BANK OF MAITLAPID is the FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS property described herein shall be Thence S.41 degrees 12' 42" E. 5131 PlaintIff and TOM YOST IS the NOTICE, to file any objections they Hignianders were ambushed entitled to all the rights and feet; Thence S. 0 degrees 17' 4;" r Defendant. The nature of this suit is may hay, that ehaPIenp., the privileges ma Immunities as are 176.92 feet to the Northeast corner t tI militia i,rce. to recover monies due on loan to you validity of the decedent's will, the from time to lime granted to Highland Pines Unit Four ,s SOUTH EAST The battle, known as the from FIR ST qualificatIons of the personal residents and property owners of the recorded i, Fiat Book IS. Pages 90 of B.PiK CF MAITLA'ID repiesentative, or the venue or Battle of Moore's Creek, cost NATIONAL City ci Sanford, Florida, and as are the Public Records of Seminole YOU ARE REQUIRED to file jurisdiction of ISa court, the patriot militia one dead and your Answer or other written ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND fut't1,t provided in Chapter 171, County, Florida, run thence N. 99 Laws Cf Florida, 117$, and shall degrees 54' 14" W. along the North a handlul of wounded. The boy- defenses to the Complaint with the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED funti.r be subject to In. respon line of said Highland Pines Unit alisslortniictn(theIrweapor,s Clerk of the Circuit Court Of WILL BE FOREVER BARRED sibilities of resIdence or ownership Four a distance of 11169 feet, :emir',;a Cunty, Flo(da. hs Ibi$ Dotso4letirstpubica!noltp.s as may from time to time b and more than 800 were killed, proceeding and to serve a copy Piotice Thence N. 47 degrees 12' 12" W. of Admlnistrallui: May 13, determined by the governIng 44$ 44 fef; Thence N. 12 degreei 47' wounded or captured. General thereof upon Ih Plaintiffs at 1916. authority of tie City of Sanford, $5" e. oaue feet to the P.O.B. torr,,ys, whos. name a Frances Snircek address MacDonald was among Florida, 'in' the provisIons nI said containing 7.3691 acres. areherelnattersetforfh,asrequlred As Personal Representa. captured. Chapter 171, Laws of Florida, $975. All of the above described by law, not later th*n the 31st Osy of five Cf the Estate Cf SECTION 3. That this ordinance property beIng in Sections 17 and 20, The Battle of Moore's Creek, M.iy 1976. MARY SMRCEK shall become effective Immediately Townssip II South. Range 30 East. SIGNED AND SEALED, this 24th Deceased like the Battles of Lexington upon its passage and adoIon Seminole County, Florida. day of April, 1974. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ind Concord a year earlier A copy shall be available at the Public hearing will be held on ' (Seal) representative; Office 04 the City Clerk for all per. Thursday, June $0, 1974at galvanized public opinion to the 7:30 P.M. Arthur .1. Beckwiltt, it, S. Daniel M. Hunter sons desiring to examine th, same. in the Casselberry City Hall, 9$ Lake Clerk of the CIrcuit Cowl rause of Independence '7he DANIEL M. HUNTER, Of All parties In interest Citilins TrIplet Drive, or as soon theve.aner By' Mary N. Dart4en Hunter, Pattll!o, Marctiman provlr,clal councIl, shall have the opportunity tC be as possible. Deputy Clert IStt'ong heard at said hearIng. ercl.sed authority when the pro. OAR 10 Dated this 17th day of May 1976 ICAROf 243 W Perk Ave., By order of the Cit'j Commission MNY W. Hawthorn., P.O. Box 310 vinclal congress was not in see Post Office Box 579 me city oi Sanford, City Clerk 532 South New York Avenue Winter Park, Florida 37789 sion, broke 3 with a irWev Pirk, Florida 37759 H. N. Tamm. Jr. Cit. of caswiry, Tetephcne: (305) 417-4100 CIty Clark caP for a meeting Florida Publish AorIll9. Maya. 13.30. 1916 Publlih: May 13, 20. $914 o,.,.I;a- May II. 30. 77. Jute 3. 1916 .'hlth May 30. I974 DE'( 110 DEZ44 IUIJCI&onAprfl2 Li Ibbifax DEZ47 OEZ-lol. AT CASSELBERRY "Ike Ptelie Cemmusihj" land 2 Bedrooms lorlisoafiss ALL ADULTS EASY LIVING QUIET AND SERENE a vote for independ. items used in the colonists' cvence from Britain, er'day lives. But it was the On April 1?, 1776, the 83 dde- heavy-handed tactics of the Clinton's troops were moved called their own provinto North Carolina in early 1776 traction, had been generally cia! congress to meet In New removed from the decade of Bern on Aug. s, 1774. and on Jan. 10, Martin issued a strife which preceded the The delegates elected call (or Tory volunteers, Inof Ilit 20,000 IflvIl iie 'nan tk'uper, iicnaru asweU and In fact, many of the delegates John Hewes to represent North expected, 3,000 Scottish Highto Halifax had taken arms for Carolina in Philadelphia. landers and several thousand others joined the King's stand;ird. Under the command of Cen. Donald MacDonald, the Ilighianders and other loyalists began the march to Wilmington to link up with Clinton's troops. However, on the morning of Feb. 27, on the banks of the Blads River about 15 miles wa 4' - Tkt.t,fav. ''' I . We Buy PINEY WOODS BARN Furniture I Miscellaneous. Sell !c' 30 pct. commission. Free Plc!'. ups. At.gction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 322-2210. Store & Office BldS for Rent, 1.000 sq. ft. $225 Oviedo- 3 bedroom, 2 bath nearly new home. Low down and assume mortgage of 537,503. 3636346. Cl ee,,.w, Wi e Aseiame payments Singer Zig zag in besullful walnut console witti autilmafir button Note. Pa, balance of 191, or 10 payments of 1)0. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E. 1st St., Downiown 323 941) Color TV's from 550; B&W. fro' $15; Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 1200 5. French, 373 1734 2 AR mobile home $15,000. - '-------- , 8-Wanted to Buy _________________ 3 BR, 2 bath, Jewett Lane. $35,000. 322-6457 Real Estate __________________________ coupte Range, refrigerator, - English and Scottish cx- finally rent 323 6012 days or 3325121 evenIngs EXCEPTiONAL VALUE bedroom, I bath oider home 2 New Models Unfurnhshed BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT 4OT:CCllICE0vG;','E;,;i,ai Go, Inc. 15 requesting a Special OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED hereinafter requesting annexation lus own assembly to meet in the exception Lots 10, Block H, Carriage Hill, Plot Book 9, Page 4.3 to allow the installation of IN THE ESTATE: to the corporate area of the City Of Public hearing will be held on Unit 2, according to the Flat thereof .azne town a day earlier, a service Station pump island at Sanford, Florida, and requesting to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED asrecorded in Fiat Book IS Pages 10 Thursday, june 10, I976at 7:30PM property teat!y descrlbed Since every member of the ii that the administration of the estate be included therein; and and 17 of the Public Records ot In Casleiberry City Hall, 95 Lake The Southerly 125 feet of Lots 4 WHEREAS. the Property Apgates voted unanimously to in- British governor, Josiah Mar- 1(0% a) Assembly also sat in of MARY SMRCEK, deceased, File Seminole County, Florida. Triplet Drive or as soon thereafter the and 49, Block B Sportsman's Numpraiser of Seminole County, Florida, 76-136-CF. is pending in the struct North Carolina's reçre- tin, who took office in 1711, UUU pcoincial congress, the very Paradise, according to the Ptat Circuit Court for as possible Public hearing will be held having certified that there are two Seminole County, Thursday, June 10, 1776 at 7:30PM. Dated this Ills dy of May 1976. sentatives to the Second Conti- finally provoked the call for in- itien Martin had hoped would thereof as property owners In the area tO be recorded in Fiat Book I. Florida, Probate Division, the adMary W. Hawthorne, In the Casselbenry City Halt. 9$ Lake annexed and said that nent.al Congress to support sep- dependence, property Pages I? and I) of the PublIc dress of which Is Seminole County Triplet Drive, or as soon thereafter City Clerk reaffirm royal sovereignty Records of Seminole County, Courthouse, Snford, Ftorlda 37771. owners have signed the petition for as possible. .iration from the British crown. CitY of Caslelberry, In 1774, when the call went out sound up adopting resolutions Florida (Len the Southerly $ feet of The personal representative of annexation, and FlorIda Dated this 17th day of May 1976. The resolution, known as the For delegates to a continental declaring their right to free as- Lot ) WHEREAS. it has been deferestate Is Miss Fnancei Smrcek, Mary W Hawthorne, Publish. May 20, 1976 Public heoring will be held on whoseaddrnsisfl6l Howell Branch Ilalifax Resolves, was a bold congress in Philadephia, .sembly. mined that the property described DEZ-110 City Clerk hereinafter is contiguous to Thursday, June 10. 1976 at 7:30 P.M. Road, Apt. 10, Maitlar'd, Florida the step for a colony which three Martin, from But Martin was not ready to City of Casselberry, area of the City of San32751.The name and address of the corporate Florida ,ears earlier had been consid- palace atNew Bern, refused to concede defeat. In June 1775 he Triplet Drive, or as loon thereafter personal representative's attorney foi•d,Florida,andithasfurlpier il\I' PtjbIlii: May 70. 1976 determined that ered so safe that it was es- summon the North Carolina Wrote Lord Dartmouth with a as possible, the annexation are set forth below, DEL 106 Doled this 17th day of May 1976said property wIl not result in the ________() All persons having claims or empted by the British from Royal Assembly. plan for restoring British rule. Mary W. Hawthorne, demands against the estate are creation of an enclave, and punitive trade restrictions mlfor dispatching seven City Clerk Colonial firetrands like Corn- It called CITYOFCASiELSERRY WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, required, WITHIN THREE MON City of Caflelberry, posed on most of the other cob- elius Harnett and William n. regiments of Irish regulars Un.. Florida Is in a position to provide BOARD OF ADJUSTP'ENT 1143 FROM THE DATE OF THE Florida NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN trit FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS municpal services to the propertY nies after the &ton Tea Party. per staged meetings in Wi!- derSirfleru-y Clinton from Put the Wu'lcotne Wagon New Publish: May 20. 1976 hi City of Casseibrry Board of described hersin, and the City NOTICE, to file with Ih clerk of th• North Carolina, peopled rnington and other eastern York to the mouth o the Cape DEl 107 Iinste.ss can make it easier Commission of thi City 04 Sanford. Adjustment will hold a public above court a written statement cost ered -_______ ' 30$ E. 23rd St.-) BR. family room and formal dining room. $32,500. ____________________________ r Sf - -Waflted to Rent ,J 4 BR, 2 bath, ISIS Plorna. 537,500. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19)9 S. French 322-4991 Eve. 322-1196. 322-1)6.1,323.1,66 LL..l4 1975 Singer lig-Li - Req. Real Estate Broker 103W, 1st St. 323606) or333.0517,vos. 36, Adults. No pets. 2545 Park Dr. __________________________ type repair work. Prefer about I 25'x)O' or larger, near Sanford, 1.14 SR 431, Longwood Nurse for night thltt. Apply in ,- Clean 3 bedroom, 1',', bath, avocado stove 8 refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat 8. air. Payton's 322-1301 M. UNSWOR'fli REALTY Stemper Realty I - We can build your dream home. FHA, VA & 235 financIng available. We also build govern merit Subsidized homes. _____________________________ _______________________ - JENNYCLARKREALTY Realtor Ptior t3OS-3fl-159$ Daysand After Hur Be A Home Owner 35t)1 Honie Lots BR. air COnd., utilities. $355 mo. ________________________________ ____________________________ Spring Into the world of cosmetics, One & 2 Bedroom apartments, fragrances, toiletries Excellent furnished or unturnishecj. Newly earningopportunity, Call 644-3019 redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323-l3 Part time sales help wanted. Apply you qualify, 323-5690, A SMALL WORLD. I OR, 2 baths, family room, central heat 8 air, new roof. By Owner. 129,900 3224975. Don't Be A Rent Donor REMEMBER YOUR 2 STORY HOME? Plenty of roomll See this clean 1 bedroom, 2 bath, garage and Florida room 2 large lots with lots of trees. Owner has reduced price 57.000. -Call Central FIa's Sales & Exchange Leader 34-'?#biIe Homes 31-Apattnients Funuished _________________________ Part time maintenance men, 6 day *k., 6 to 9 pm. Apply in person TAFFERREALff - 24 Hrs. - . l-l2eusehokJ Goods _______________ No Qualifying Large 3 be*oo,n, 7 bath, den, fruit trees. $1995 down, $221 month. Phone 322 6345. 2017 S. FRENCH (HWY. 17-92) - 'l1'-Housez Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100E.2Smst. 322-6655 _____________ _________________________ ___________________________ necessary. Further details available /.dd 11' fr each additional S words. by calling 373-1330, Ext. 307. Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida or By: Mike Hattaway, Chairman In Freedom Demands - ,., -. I1o $150 plus security. Phone 323 1762. - Housekeeper & Driver for elderly __________________________ onecal couple, 3 days a week. Salary Sanford, 3 hR, 2 bath, kitchen and profitable career. Call 967commensurate with duties. Send equipped, air conditioned. 5155 3755 resume to Box 402. "o The ma., plus $75 security dep. Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1651, Nurses; RN's; LPfI's; Aides; AideAvailable June I. 322-7199. Sanford, Fla., 32171 Companion; Needed immediately. _____________________________ 3 BR. 2013 Washington Ave. $215 mo. 625 0636. ___________________373 10?Owk days or 3fl 8154 week. -' improve- I , - '14arry &i?on, $4 per hour. 323 8399 afternoons _________________________ and evenings. For Lease- Service Station BAYS 2 BR, $150. ONLY at 2 high volumn gas Need sitter, my home, for 5 ma. old BATEMAN REALTY ocatiorn. Call 322 0015. - -baby. Lunch furnished, Own _________ __________________ Req Real Estate Broker transportation. $75 wk. 3235716 263$ S Sanford Ave. _______________________________ _______________________________ Rentals tram $ to S. or 323-9098 after 5. ' -_ _________________________ _________________________ 321 0759 eves. 3237643 _________________________ ________________________ Nursery attendant for 2 hours each .________________________________ Sunday morning 33-Houses Furnished Upsala 2ou, Presbyterian Church, 373 1372. lBedroOmfurn.house Cocktail waitresses needed im Room for rent with kitchen downtown Sanford mediately. 4 nights weekly Privileges, Prefer retired perøn. Coupleonly. 323 2643 Inquire Club Diamond, Hwy 17-92. No drinking. 323-1893. DeBary DELTONA- Quailty home, air, top 1value at $110. Deposit. No pets. BUILDING SUPPLY SALESMAN574 1040 Fantastic opportunity. Excellent money potential Good benefits. DeBary- Lovely large 1 BR, air, Make your t)udget go further, shop AAA EMPLOYMENT adults, near stores, bank. churthe Classified Ads every day. 201 Commercial Lches. 66$ 648 or 322-8051. 323 $116 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641-2021 (or "We Cars" "Hotline," Adults or Teens. & Found ______________________ ---- day ofwill June, 1976, or otherwise era Plains met two years ago to always has. hearing to determine the feasibility dofault be entered against YOU.a OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that I am Provided in Section 25-115 (c) of the variance to the ments. Notice Is hereby given that a coordinate legal efforts to In Arizona, the Papago In- Of granting engaged in business at 105 E. Cod,, to operat. a seif service WITNESS MY HAND AND OF. petitioner, Mr. RaymondJ. Gronski, Public Hearing will be held at the Altamonfe Springs, (436) Seminole gasoline pump island. The parcel is The number of Indian law- control vast coal reserves, pos- dians are suing the City of Tuc- owner, to construct an inground FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the Commission Room in the City Hall County, Florida under the fictitious legally described as: sibly the world's largest, under son and several mining corn- swimming pool in his rear yard five Circuit Court, on this 11th day of in the City of Sanford, Florida, at name of 434 8. I-I CHEVRON suits has soared in recent Lots 1, 2 and A Block X Lake May, 1976. 'cars, apparently as a result of their reservations, chiefly in panics to curb depletion of the (5) feet from the rear property line tSeal) 7:000 clock P.M. on June 11, 1916, to SERVICE CENTER, and thaI I Kathryn Perk Second Addition Flat i from the rear Of cGnsder the adaption of an or. Intend toreg,sier SiJ IbiIIi ,',iit, the booK 16, Pages S and 6. i new social awareness, other Vsuiiiing and Montana. There reservation's groundwater. The mi Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Structure to the pool edge. The dinance b the City of Sanford, Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole Public hearing will be held on Clerk of the Circuit Court parcel is Ieqaliy described as: Florida. as follows: County, Florida In accordance with Thursday, June 10, 1976 at 730 P.M By: Cherry Kay Travis Lot 4, Block 0, Camelot Unit Two This Instrument prepared by: C the provisions of the Fictitious intheCasselberry City Hall, 95 Lake Deputy Clerk • Flat Book 16, Pages 95 and 9& Vernon Mile, Jr.. City Attorney P0. Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section Triptet Drive, or as soon thereafter Jack T Bridges, Of Public hearing will be held on CLEVELAND, MIlE & BOx 1771. Saflford, Florida 32711 165 09 FlorIda Statutes 1957, as possIb'e Thursday, June 10, 1976at 7:30 P.M. BRIDGES ORDINANCE NO. 1348 5: Sam F. Sanft i i Dated thIs 17th day of May 1976 intheCassetberryCityHall,9$Lak AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Publish: Mayo, 13, 20, 27. 1976 Mary W. Hawthorne, P.O Drawer Z Triplet Drive, or as soon thercafter Sanford, Florida 32771 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO DEl City Clerk as possible. ANNEX WITHIN THE COR City of Casselberry, Attorneys for WifeDated this 17th day of May 1976, Petitioner PORATE AREAOF THE CITY OF CITYOFCASSELBERRY FlorIda Mary W. Hawthorne, 0RD, FLORIDA, UPON BOARDOFAuJUSTMENT Publish, May 20. 1916 Publish: May 13, 20. 77, June), 1976 City Cterk ADOPTION OF SAID ORDINANCE CE!Pv (WE.N ttaL DELIrLS IIAt.TFAXN.ClkPi_T1y tc rti,zccir.g th.it hi. rt(u.iovrnor City of Casseloerry, APORTiON OFTHATCEkTAiN the City of Canelberry Board of schools and other , drinkers. For further information call 123-4557 - or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. ' Box 533. Sanford, FIa. 32171. - REMODELED HOME _________________ 323-9410 ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON than S p.m. Friday, May 28th. the Circuit Court Inand for Seminolu Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. County, Fiorlda, and serve a copy Publish: May 20, 1976 ___________ il -Instruct Ions Perhaps Alcoho cAnonymous Can Help Cal11234W Write P.O. Box 1213 SanfOI'd,FlOI'ida32171 With With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, County, Florida, the short title of fishermen out of business. 'r relied upon for generations. page and it got the attention of Seminole County, Florida in ac icb is IN RE: THE MARRIAGE -A federal court ruling by the Eastern Klamath Indians of southern cordnrice with the provisions of the decision makers.," JAY K. PORTER. Husband. Oregon have won the right to JudgeCreorgeBoldtofu.S.Djs- Shakeups of regional econo- Fictitious Name Statutes, Tow;?: Respondent, and JULIE ANN hunt and fish free of state con- trict Court in Tacoma, Wash., mies are possible if seine of the Section $6509 Florida Stalutes 1957. PORTER, Wife-Petitioner, these 5: Peter P. Sedler gave 14 tribes in western Wash- suits filed or pending are won presents command you to appear trol on lands that were theirs Judith L. Stone axing district to gain revenue of the case. missioners of Seminole- County, 41-Houcs 31-Apartments Furn ________ SAN MO PARk. I. 2. 3. bedroom trailer apts. Adult I family park. 3 1. fenced, new carpet, P & I, 5)50 _______ Weekly, U1S Hwy 17.97, Sanford. monthly. $11,500, 1450 down. 323-1930. Home grown BliCkbItj You 4 ____________________________ Pick 2 pints, Ii Bring •)'o(R IlTrit FEE I(;r,%cr JOHN SAULS AGENCY 2515 Park Dr. 570 up area 3736179. 55 EXECUTIVE CHEF SS Super l& 2 BRMobitehomesinretirem,n, Broker Associate park. Furn, or UoIun, job for right person wp . Deys322 7171 Ev*s.322.043 . "LIVE HENS" prec:at es good hours, good pay, . good boss. Banquet experience. 'S$C Ca. over 50. SOc ci, Cackleberry VERY NEAT 31A'-Duplexes SI SECRETARY 1$- Great lob for Owner selling 7 room, 1.1)0 sq. ft., ' Farms, ' way between f'few extra sharp person stylish Smyrna and OeLanct oft Hwy lion FOREMANhome with beeakfast bar, DU Pt. E X- furnished or un Cabinet Samsula Drive, Ph. 961 125 5.459 all new carpeting & paint, new furnished Ideal location experienCe, sio,000 starting roof, central natural gas heat, Reasonable rent. salary. 365 1721 :Modernizl your home? Sell huge back yard, close to 3 schools. anti,ne longer needed but useful items MAIDS - MAIDS $71,500. 3730322 7 Bedroom, unfurn,, $30 wk, adults. with a want ao. Call 322.2611 or WAITRESSES - WAITRESSES Sli Wtk with children, Jfl.MzO, 'COMPLETE MOTEL STAFF" $3-9993. Execpive applicants being hired ------ -----------------------------tint. Excellent corporation 32-Houses UrurnjshJ PRESSMAN- Graphic arts firm _____ ---______ needs dependable help rn INC. REALTOR EXECUTIVE HOME mediately 42 POOL IN LOCH ARBOR Piano & Organ Lessons MANAGER TRAINEES- Several DELTONA- First area, central air, wall to wall carpet 2 BR. 2 baths, Central heat. air, game room, split Gary Steele. teacher With Orlando excellent Positions available, bedroom plan, new roof 2 yrs. old, large Fla. room, attractive kit. School of Music. Is offering ROOFERS- Steady work, new filter system, Carpeted, (hen, built in stove oven, Private lessons in Sanford 323 cream putt condition with refrIgerator, paneled office, 2 -WE SELL SUCCESSswimming pool, patio, $19,500. carports. $245 No pets. 571 1010. _____________________________ ________________________ DEADLINES neighbors and relatives for the acts of kindness shown at the time of the passing ot our beloved husband, lather and b'other, John R. Crow. A special thanks to the Sanford Fire Department and Police Depart ment. Your thoughtfulness will always be rememoered. Mrs. John R. Crow, Geo,le IL bS.BE&Crowd,rs.upc Marquette Ave. (off S. Beardall) " RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. _____ __ 18_Help Wanted ________________________ _____________ . 831-9993 322-2611 NOTE ' Orlondo Winter Pork Seminole ________ - --.-- CLASSIFIED ADS : ff4 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND fT!Y OF CASSELU*RY FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT FLORIDA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th.t CASE NO. 1i4lCA.4.I tlti City of Casselberry Bo&d 04 In Re: me MirrIs,. .4 Adjustment wIll hold a public ________ _________________________________ ARTHUR R. DE'R. Husband, Miring, Mr. Charles L. Murphy. and owner. is requesting a coriiitional EDITOWS - Amer Indian legal victories and the italk. only half in jest, nbout lndn daim wells near the ADELE DEIIR, Wife. Ui5proVIdedb'/5eCt!2Sfl5(h) kas tndlans are involved In iiwreastng number of Indians ' the "new Arabs" of the Amen- reservation have lowered their NOTICE OF ACTION "Businesses Providing Consumption - 4lca line ;thru5tirn'S THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. Of On Premises Of Alcoholic more than 200 court enses to !voming lawyers. HOURS can energy picture. water table 50 feet. 3tca line 6thru 25 limeS ADELE DEHR, Beverage." The parcel Is located regain land, natural resources The U.S. Interior I)epartThe Northern Cleyennes of line William 5:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Strickland, Thirteen Miller, a 26 times. north of Lake Triplet Drive, east of or other rights and possessions 'icnt, which still acts as trustee southeastern Montana, among Phienix lawyer representing Buffalo. New York MONDAY thru FRIDAY Highway 17-fl and south of Mefody (12.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Lane In the west central portion of the)' feel were taker from them (or Indians, is Involved In about the more aggressive tribes in the Papagos, said similar SATURDAY 9.NOOn 3 Lines Minimum that a proceeding for dissolution of the City. The parcel is legally In the 19th century. me , 'OOsuits, many of them brought legallnatters,aregoington. problems exist elsewhere, and mlrriagepiasbeeflfii.dagainst you, described as: struggle, In short. Is switching and the short tille Is IN RE: THE Interior on behalf of the gress to try to regain control of that the case Is an Important The west twenty feet of the north from Wounded Knee to the lidlans. The Native American 550,000 acres of forest and graz- one that will decide whether the MARRIAGE - OF ARTHUR R. orehundredtwentythreefeetsouth DEHR. Husband, and ADELE of Melody Lane of Lot 1, Block QA. courts. _____ Ights Fund (NARF), a public ing land now leased by non-In- Winters D,xtnlne applies 'to DEHR, wii. and these presents Quail Pond Addition to Cassl.b.rry Interest organization based in dlans froni the federal govern, groundwater, command you to ao.ar and I Ic Flat Book seven Pee io. store _______________________ your Anwet or other defense or number one Casselberry Plaza. fly JOE FRAZIER Boulder, Cob., whcne staff ment. S pleading with the Clerk of the Cir. Public hearing will be held on Asoeiated Press Writer includes some Indian lawyers, Man Rowland, tribal chair_____________________ Legal Notice cult Court in and for Seminole Thursday,JunelO, 1916.? 7:30P.M. In 1877, the army finally cap. has brought 100 court cases for man, said his tribe u.ceti In County, Florida, and serve a copy lnthe Cosselberry City Hall, 95 Lake __________________________ _________________________ tured the starving, tattered vaniots Indian tribes. Some thelandandwantaltba FICTITIOUS NAME thereof on Petitioners attorney, Triple? Drive, or as soon thereafter 'We Notice is hereby given that I am ROGER L. BERRY of Berry I as possible. remnants of the Nez Perce tribe overlap the Interior Depart- have our USeS for it," he said. _____________________________ i-Card of 1tSnkS engaged in business at Sanford, Fuller, Post Office Drawer 0, Dated this 11th day of May 1976. ______________________ - _________________________ of Idaho as Chief Joseph tried in i'ient cases. "We have our own cattle in. Plaza. Sanford, Seminole County. Sanford, Florida 32111, on or before Mary W. Hawthorne, FACED WITP4A DRINKING WELLS DLLED. PUMPS SPRINILER SYS1EMI. AU lype's an) 51745 We repair arid service STINE MACHINE 6, SUPPLY CO 207W ma St 373 4432 BuSifleS&.,DIQI 322-26iiççg7 Li; •I"j: -' �16— Evening Hera Id. Sanford, Ft. Group Says Thursday, May 20, im It's Gained 500 Chapters In Two Years 1' John Birch Society Claims Membership Is Booming EDITORS NOTE — In a pe has been to the left," said John Watergate put the word conrind of rising conversatism, the F. NcManus, the society's ofli. spiracy back into the IanJohn Birch Society is enjoying a cial spokesman. "In order to guagi'," he explained, boom in membership and a new reverse that trend and start It is difficult to determine respectability, the society says. things going to the right, the how iiiany people join the McManus estimates that 75 notoriety for calling the late McManus says the society Washington, Dallas and San position to gun control, Presiper cent of the Birch Society's President Dwight D. Eisen. has exposed many American Marino, Calif. dent Ford's foreitz' policy and it accept the conspiracy bower "a conscious agent of the government leaders as being McManus says this bureau- the Equal Rights Amendment. theory. There is a monthly bulletin Communist conspiracy." conspirators. Among them, he cracy is supported with memMcManus used to be an engi. "The book put together a named former ambassador hers' dues $24 a year (or men and two news rnagazlncs. anti-Communist position has sriety because they believe in r.ccr for a transistor firm. "I series of seemingly unrelated Henry Co' Lodge, former and half that for women and Three years ago, the society d B' DANIEL 0. HM%L.V taken an awful lot of time and its conspiracy theory and how thought the society was a lunat. incidents that had been excused Secretary of Defense Robert with individual contributions, started a weekly column called Associated Press Writer effort, We think the momentum many are drau by the organ. Ic organization that was giving as beir errors or stupidity," he McNamara, auto executive The Birch publishing arm, "The Birch Log. It now op. 13E1.MONT. Mass. (Alm) — is beginning to change." ization's conservative views on conservatives a bad name." said. "the only reasonable Henry Ford If. Secretary of Western Islands, now has 75 pears in 140 newspapers, most Matter-nf-factly, the radio tomIn 1962, he wrote a letter explanation is that they were State Henry Kissinger, Vice Slang's daily radio coin- Individual issues. hooks in print. Teddy Bare, a of them weeklies. rnentator said: "Regular mentarles are an indication of The society has attempted, cornplii..cnting a magazine on part of a conspiracy." Regionally, the society Is President Nelson Rockefeller, book about Sen. Edward M. listeners to these broadcasts the momentum. Two yearsago, for instance, to recruit mein- an article critical of the Birch After finishing the book, he and his brother David. Kennedy's car accident at weakest in New England and sill recall vow reporter as 10 stations carried the Stang hers in lA)ulsvillc. Ky., where movement. He began receiving joined the Birch Society. Later, strongest In the Rocky MounThe organization has a staff ('happaquiddick. has sold 350,being the first Journalist to Report: now there are 107, the school integration is con- Birch literature, he quit his job to become a pro.. of243 full-time employes, 2oper 000 copies, the society says. tarn states, especially Utah. reveal that the state of Birch Society says. They pay troversial, by emphasizing its Then he read "The Politi- lessional Bircher. cent of them hired in the last The people who Join are basRight-wing pamphlets, Massachusetts is a Communist between $10 and $22.50 a week opposition to-court-ordered bus- clan," a book written by Robert The vehicle for world domi- five years, the society says. At bumper stickers, tape recor- ically middle class, Birchers front." ing. for the daily broadcasts. Welch, founder of the Birch nation so the Birch theory present, 110 work at the dings and records are sold in Y. Alan Stang was establishing And it has signed up people Society. ( The society is named goes . is the United tang's opinions are extreme. "The common denominator Nations, headquarters in Belmont, 90 the society's 400 bookstores. his credentials for a report on In recent weeks, for instance, upset with high taxes by organ. for an American soldier killed The conspirators there decide recruit new members and overThe society sponsors 20 for the Bircher is somebody !he presidential primaries. lie he has reported that: izing local committm of Tax in the Korean War.) w' ill be president arKi when see local chapters. and the rest speakers who travel around the who thinks in terms of abso. ent on to identify Sen. Henry --Low school reading scores Reform Immediately. The book had earned wars will begin and end. are stationed in Birch offices in ()untrv ghing addresses in - lutes," says McManus. Jackson of Washington a a are the result of a Communist militant revolutionary and to conspiracy. state that a socialist conspiracy —Forced union membership — is trying to take over the gov. is an example of both Commuernment. nism and Nazism. Sta ng makes his living— Land-use $ lat is part — — k7A - recording daily fire-minute of a socialist conspiracy. broadcasts for the John Birch --Richard M Nixon is 1 Society, which claims to be "willing tool of the conspiracy growing faster Um at any time for world enslavement." since 1%4. when Harry Gold—David Rockefeller. presiwater's presidential candidacy dent of Chase Manhattan Bank, stimulated interest in con- is-'Mao Tse-Tung's agent in the servatism. Urtited States." The Birch Society. headquarThe Birch Society was foundtered here. says its member- ed in 1958 on the prQposition ship now is between 60.000 and that a grand, secret conspiracy 100,000 (it won't be more Pre- exists to put the whole world cise) and 500 new chapters have tinder a single totalitarian govbeen started in the past two eminent No one in high public bears giving the society a total office today is completely Un of 4,000 chapters across the tainted, the Birch Society says. country. Watergate has helped make Birch Society members say the society more respectable. the rising public interest in the McManus says. ,* ' T111117; T11 1* •*P ' an veeAead 1010 1 11 i i i i'l ,l l l ooll ''Nor 11111 YOU ASKED FOR 11 WE VE GOT 11 conservative position has given Watergate has helped make the society new respectabil ity, the society more respectable, "For vears, the momentum McManus says. We're getting u ea r l" g r 7 and stay 1 in Marriott Started With Root Beer TOMORROW SATURDAY SUNDAY late ii' I 8 A TO MIDNITE ri , AM TO MIDNITE SANTA CLARA Calif. ( AP) Like Disneylar.d. Great In 1927, J. Williard Marriott America is divided into sections opened a nine-stool root beer or "themed areas." Disney has stand in Washington, D.C., fi. Frontiertand and Mainstreet, nanced mostly with high hopes. U.S.A; Great America has VuIn the 49 years since then, kon Territory and Hometown H ot has a e grown into three-quarter bil- Marriott -q!so has urchased p lion dollar worldwide con- the rights to Warner Bros. carglomerate of hotels and resorts, tcon characters so that Bugs restaurants, airline caterers Bunny, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck and cruLse ships. jan roam the trs New Marriott ias ta k en a andk2 , just like ve iHWonder $140-million leap into the larftI and Donald Duck at Disamusement arkbusiness.Two neviand Therr Bugs Bunny identical 65-a cr e parks, both T-shirts for sale at Great called Great America, will America, and Bugs Bunny hats combine peaches-and-cream, and even a Bugs Bunny watch. tarn-of-the-century nostalgia "Our answer to the Mickey with dozens of thrill rides, res- Mouse watch," said Burtch. taurants and gift shops. Although Bugs Bunny is The first park, which includes sometimes referred to as a reproduction of Marriott's "Great America's host and original root beer stand, opened spokesrabbit," Burtch said the a month ago 45 miles south of cartoon characters are primarSdn Francisco where a pear or- ily "merchandise ideas that chard once flourished. It's ex- work well in amusement parks. pected to attract 2.8 milli on vis. "Mickey Mouse is the symbol itors and gross $33 million over for Disney, but Bugs Bunny will a 140-day season this year. never be the symbol for Great The second park will open America. It's just an aid in north of Chicago on May 29, and marketing, merchandising and a third is planned for the entertaining." Washington area . aseemmg The parks are de- am usemen t pa rk an parture for Marriott Corp., sec- scaredsomestockholders — the ond only to Holiday Inn in total stock p1uned from abot't $28 a lodging dollars and McI)onald's share to $6 after the plans were in total food dollars. But J. W. announced. It has since Marriott Jr., president and rebc'unded to about $17. chief executive officer, says he Ernings in 1975 were 68 — , AM TO 5 PM We have lots of new specially priced TOYOTAS which MUST BE SOLD before May 311 And i you buy a new Toyota from us this weekend, you 'A II '(1!' , Beach act 2 days and nights FREE at the Daytona. (jf) fl (I ,(i iVhi ii Jlv — ('jfj Sheraton-on the ocean (II Come see us-early or latel - - -- IP ( WE LEASE NEW CARS Corolla 2-Doo' Sedan. theti '- , • b $ ,a ,,SmtIc , o '1 ç' .s , PA M -'r - AS LOW AS I I 1' I \\ I '',." "couldn't be more opUrnistic c,,.-,ts a share, and so far are up bout this new b sine w We kr,ow, for instance, that company says. Sales are exabout 40 per cent of Disney pected to reach nearly $900 milWorld's revenues come from lion this year, up 15 per cent food services and lodging. As from fiscal 1975. c3 MANUFACTURERS SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE Hoar the remote broadcast " C 8)0 afl ) WE WILL NOT from our lot Saturday ...on 0 Q) . 5 1* C) BE UNDERSOLD! WTRR .. - •,,:-' CL >D) 0 (Q) EE — CZ - - C pPira1 O ... CARS ,.. Year 24,000 Mile UP TO Another good reason for entering the field, said Marriott, of facilities at Disneyland. Maris that theme parks like Great rioti gave Mel Miller, a former America and Disneyland "are curator of the Ringling Bros. line nl the real growth segments circus museum, responsibility of the leisure time industry, for Great America's atmos'Attendance has grown al- phere and authenticity. most 400 per cent in 10 years. To design the park, Marriott Last year, it was 40 per cent hired Ran&)! Duell. a former grea ter than the comb ined Hollywood set designer who number of spectators at profes- was also the architect for Six ,~ional football bawball and Flap, theI Irrowthdks5andothheme ta inment is coining back in search company to Conduct do,force." Visitors are bound to corn- mographic studies and find the pare Great America with I)Is- best available park locations. and, and Marriott officials The final sites were chosen for believe this will work positively two reasons no major cornfor them. petition within 200 miles, and "It's good if people think when all three parks are cornwe're of the Disreyland civali- nleta'd 70 per cent of the na ty." said Bruce Bunch, the tion's population will be within park's public aff airs manager. 0-inileradiusof one of them. 2 Warranty !P P r pp 4. . d5i 'Q :P"P'l ' i . I —. - '1 -. v ã c1,C 1L. _;_ ... I > ..CEWCnQ) 0 >% 0aD) , 16 0)_o2oai& a) o. Lo ).Q .._; O)G) ' ,_C a)Cfl"C 0 '10EMIFART Ci"i 11 E IV AR V IVII AIRPORT BLVD. RI, $742 CARS OF SANFORD, INC . DELAND SANFORD -- TOYOT CASSELBERRY PHONE . JUST NORTH OF 434 ON HWY '7-fl • PH , , — .,, — , — — III a) — 0c L 0 E>E - • c C I Eo°' 4,,q • rrr o > — " lLf * vallabi. c/) 4. OA0 '' rr : , CU q, 't , :2 1' USED I toe JD 9C — -— •-' Io1 m. > CD on ' - 'Il successful specialists in those When Marriott decided to enfields. Great America fits ter the amusement park bu.iiwell into our policies and abili- ness, corporation executives tics" conducted, a search of cornWith l9 restaurants inside the peting parks and recruited a park, "we have more food serv- management team with more ice than any other park of this than 500 combined years of ex kind,' he said. A Marriott Inn perlence in the business. also is going up nearby for vLshired as general manager itors who want to stay over- was iruman Woodworth, a Di.s- 2863 Save when you buy Save as you drive WE LEASE NEW TRUCKS , ( II% PER MONTH PLUS TAX (U MONTHS LEASE) I OS 4e' li p. S - (I1 VU •V '7 I .,. 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Beginning her teaching career in Melrose. she hastaught for 31years.Shehas also taught County Association of Media Specialists. i llerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) response should come from the board. that the picketing will continue until the housing Ho w ever, in Thursday night's Joint Tenant authority board meets with the Tenant Council ••° - V, - fi1r • ' ' Vi0 0 ro, ' 'A 0 i c; • Vi llJq m. a :• 21 Mon _p c . =aq Vi 74Vi0 CIQ ' - .,i,.,.)l' - I 4 3;'ai _ a. • 0 C np - -- - _ 1A Zr IIhUm2 lF: ==1 0.c C Pr o.c 60 113 W E.1 a' ' c,7 2 Fn 2,0fe 2 a w CL , & ' < -. - .- - - 14 'p gh am I -. CD _ CD QQ (g& 9 CL 13 S. r v- CL OF I 31 . H15 9q M 0 1 g.r E ia 0 0 0 0.1 to 2 c40. 00. • 4g r. E. hih • S • :i. p 0 0 0qVi '. 0 • ' I • 0 .4c •,-. a-> . - • S • CD e wm •, X11 310 *1 .r • • • p• a. • • *-'1 am a a go L ..S,_ •i • i.;. "" 14 .4 a.1 v l 4 .. . ••••' .. • • • '\ ' - -c • • •. - • . '/•' I . •. • - !Y-'_. . ).) _________ _________ . -- . •1a r - -• - • _____ EDWARD S1. KENNEDY Saturday afternoon 14-year-old Wanda Farmer of Altamonte Springs will try to do the hardest thing she has ever attempted in her life. Wanda, who has no legs will try to walk 20 miles to raise money for missionary work. An eighth grade student at Teague Middle sc hool, she's proud that she is not late For classes. She walks from class to class aided only by two Her longest walk ever was in and around her home and neighborhood last summer. walked down to the store. I was bored. I window shopped and went through the stores. It must have been three miles," she said. Wanda's story could be a horror tale, but instead it's a revelation of steady growth and resolve She radiates resolve and strength. Her determination will give you misty eyes and a lump in your throat. She knows th e odds are against her making a 20-mile walk and her mother, Bertha Farmer, tries to temper her enthuslasmn For the long trek Of her lost legs, the says "I guess t.bat's what God wanted." Of the money pouring in to sponsor her every step for the walkathon, she says "I'm going to try to make all "If people are there, I'll make It," she says with total dedication. "I (eel like I'm floating on air when there's someone there to occupy my mind. As long as someone's there talking to me or something. I feel I can make It." When Wanda was just three years old both her legs were wiiptated above the knees due to an infection acquired when she slipped out of the house and played in the weeds while her " 0 0 S leer a ger Will W a Iic 20 I • I es ' U' • Z in U. N0 a a " S U' 0 Vi .p 1 14 .. ' • - KA Legli91 - 0 '5 . -. IS O Go 3' ED .. CD 0 3 a. -' - g 00 a 06 oj V00 ' - 0 The Massachusetts senator, the News said today, will not seek the nomination and has not changed his basic position since he said in 1974 that he would not accept a Q'P • • ;.' -. -• . • . -J' - I. •. 7` I 4"v ' ' ' - in m - 10Zr j • ynt and served as librarian at Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Mary and at an Ptnecrest Elementary School media specialist Mrs. Hazel Flynt finds herself in the middle as she is bussed by Principal Paul R. army post school at Bawuholden, Germany. She Is a member of NEW YORK AP Sen. Edward Kennedy has decided he would accept a "genuine draft" for the presidential nomination or second place on a ticket headed by Sen. Hubert If. Humphrey of Mmnesoto, the New York Daily News says The News, in a copyright story from Washington, said Kennedy's change of heart is based on his worry that former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, the current front-runner for the Democratic nomination despite recent primary reverses, might repudiate many of the li beral wing's social programs. The senator was not available for coimunent, but CBS News quoted him as saying he had not changed his mind about seeking the nomination. > -• __ . r4 Council meeting a copy of Wilson's reply was about the grievances. - PERC Supports SEA Complaint Kennedy Would Accept Draft ' U) iii . Senator was ChangcOfHeart (1) - CD . o% • .'. r 41 Men -' 17 g i •. .. < 1i 0P-O F4 s.3 f .: 4 1 _g'< fll40n 5 ;;. `4 02. . ." PROBLEM HERE ::r.: • 'V - 0. h.. . I OQ NO BUSSING fl -__ • /'. , :r no . " j •. :4., cr.. Vi . _,,) CD v -n 4,,_ - • ac,o. ;• t > I-I 0 o r, ,, -' .. -I. CD "D iO0 ....' 'It mint.; ('uncil representatives who have Tenant Council members said the State Legal been picketing Sanford housing Authority (SHA) Services office in Tallahassee says they were offices on West 10th Street all week seeking the within their legal rights in refusing to accept firin g of SHA Executive Director Thomas Wilson delivery of Wilson's reply. III have invited SHA board members to a Brown told te nants that W ilson's answer that Saturday afternoon meeting. a complaint alleging he failed to provide safe and SHA Commissioner George Brown, who sa nitary living conditions "is unfounded and represents tenants of the city's 480 low rent cannot be readily supported by fact" is public housing units on the housing authority "positi vely false." board, was to deliver invitations to the 1 p.m. Brown charged that Wilson, administrator of meeting to other board members and Wilson. the public housing projects for nearly four years, At a meeting of the Joint Tenant Council on has Failed to carry out inspections of apartments Thursday night the invitations were advanced as when tenants move out. a means of possibly getting the SHA board to Tenant Council consultant Mrs. Ruthia Dixon discuss 15 alleged grievances of tenants against Hester said officials at the Jacksonville office of Wilson now instead of waiting until the next the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban SHA board meeting, scheduled for June 10. Development ( I[JD) have been asked to inSHA Chairman Richard Evans has said he vestigate tenants' complaints against Wilson. won't call any special work sessions or board Mrs. Aurdella Davis, a tenant and chairman meetings before the June 10 meeting of the Joint Tenant Council who has L' activ e %Vilsonhas replied to the tenant complaints mn on the picket line said that she has been a lengthy memo to both the SHA board and the harassed and intimidated' by a group of Tenant Council persons who visited her residence in support Council representatives said their of Wilson. copy was refused because their complaints were Tenant Council representatives said other addressed to the SHA board and they feel the tenants ire "being press:rcd ely ot.slders'btmt .. Err 2Lg - '.' a CL read to council members. The copy of the reply was apparently obtained from Brown, who was • 6r f X -, RU go n 10 4 ;4 .4 By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer m CD 0 Second Stree - i. flO j cc Vi -1-'. c_ -1-i 2. CL CL f 1A'1 i -. ()tJl 32 Qq 0 - CD O..of. "P P m 0. Tenants Invite SHA Officials To Meet Pr 0 Fire? Sir,. Poq r '4 000 00 ko k '4 , 106 q Eg'a -'4c0 i1Commercial T. street W ET '. . A bill to provide funds For redevelopment of Downtown Sanford by creating a special taxing district has been submitted to a House subcommittee, State Rep. Bob Hattaway said today. The Altamonte Springs Democrat said he expects the measure to be placed on the House calendar for a floor vote sometime next week. He said he expects the measure to sail through both the Florida House and Senate with no opposition. The Downtown Development Authority Bill creates a 15-member board to be appointed by anford's city commission and provides for a land be held in November, Hattaway said. prove the measure, city commissioners would then Today, Hattaway introduced the bill for ap- appoint a 15 to 19-member board. proval by the House Community Affairs subDDC officials say the total assessed valuation of committee. the proposed taxing district is about 110 million. An Since the bill is a local measure and has the estimated 400 persons own property in the area approval of the Seminole Legislative Delegation, which the bill designates as the taxing district. Hattaway said he envisions no problems in getting Sanford attorney Doug Stenstrom said creation the measure through the House. of a taxing district would finance DDC efforts on a Normally, state lawmakers automatically ap. long-range basis. Thus, the need for yearly fund prove a local measure as long as that bill has the drives to raise money would be negated. Stenapproval of the entire legislative delegation. strom's law firm drew up the bill which Hattaway is On Dec. 1, Downtown merchants pledged pushing through the House. Financial suppo't of the DDC operation and its promise to rejuvenate the Downtown area. if State Senator Loil Wilson, I-Merritt Island, has property owners in the special taxing district ap- responsibility for the measure in the Senate. IM 06 . I- tax of up to three mills for property owners in the special taxing district. They don't have to go that high (three mills) but they could go that high," Hattaway said. One mill equals $1 per $1,000 worth of taxable property, thus a full three-mill levy would mean landowners would pay a $3 tax on each $1,000 valuation. The bill is the brainchild of the Downtown Development Corporation (DDC) and has the sanction of both city officials in Sanford and the Seminole County Commission, Hattaway said. Before any taxes are levied, however, the bill must be approved by voters owning property in the special taxing district. A referendum will probably m , ?r1__s•,• 'P I By El) PRICKE17 Herald Staff Writer -O Pr an r*a nl r Z 06 m < -, V 0 30 - Z "ga on Err :r0 0 -.0 -c -. - I I is 10 - - - - - 0 40 30 _____ ___ > s Qq t.q 1 (IIIW 0 z t V p V." CL a go 0 .° n 0 I? I I - - Spec'i' al Taxing Di' stri*ct Bi' ll Introduced In House I . •-- C • 0 m m 0. 1J in 1' -4 13 g CD (D - - - - - - - m C at • I I I -- - 110 al ..• -I U. m -. i' c, Designed To Provide Funds For Downtown Development I' I 1 I I UI j ' _ ___ - 3. II. vt -. 2..Q 1IWm , I p I ___ __ & 0 0 2 g m4. I 00 0000 c,- 2< .o2iD-cm X CL I -' • . 1 An c .u.2- a 3 -.. , 0 I- a !. .'. I 8 &0 .. '<" Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 6th Year, No. 234-FrIday, May 21, 1976 I I I it 2.<,O 0 g 9, i 000000 Z-4 23 IIN UI ri .- 1 I d 0 -U 0 : I ' C' !:. 00000 * CL VIZi •0 Z \\I 3 W 00 2L F 2 ' -' 13 I - ,.. rO .. Lii m - 1111111 10 I I :i. I m 2J CL hurl • w . U p -0 40 I z.0 12'C v Z 3. U U By JEAN PAUESON Herald Staff Writer draft and would oppose such an attempt on his behalf. But Kennedy urged Humphrey to run in the New Jersey primary June 8 and when humphrey decided against it, Kennedy "became increasingly concerned that with Humphrey out of the picture, Carter virtually had the nomination wrapped up," the News said. "This is what prompted Kennedy's ultimate decision that if Carter failed to win the 1,5 delegates needed to cinch the Democratic nomination and if party leaders came to him with a legitimate draft, he would accept," the News said. "Further," the newspaper said, " Kennedy also decided that if Humphrey were the subject of such a draft movement, he would agree to serve as Vubert's running-mate if such a decision would be required to put a Humphrey draft over the top. The Florida Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC) has supported a complaint by the Seminole Education Association (SEA) that the Seminole County School Board should not have adopted the 1976-77 school calendar before starting contract talks with the SEA. According to a PERC spokisman. a preliminary investigation of the unfair Labor practice complaint filed by the SEA has shown there is subub stance to the complaint. A notice of PERC's ruling has been issued to school officials This notice may be followed by a formal hearing, but both SEA and school representatives say they would prefer to settle the matter informally. The school board's chief negotiator, Harry Pelley, said today he could discuss neither the complaint nor the action he would take until he has been notified by PERC in writing on chicken pox sores were still open. The Farmers started early building sellreliance and independence in Wanda "We had to watch out for the nurses and hospitals that babied her too much," her mother said. Eleven years ago, just after it happened, Wanda was the beneficiary of the Elks. From the Tangerine Football Bowl proceeds, she was given a wheel chair. She has not used the wheel chair in years. The seat is ripped in the chair, but It sits beside the front door and Wanda passes it many times a day. It serves as a silent reminder of where she's been and where she still is going That same spirit seems to still be with her in the planning for her walk. She'll begin her walk Saturday at noon from the front of First Pentecostal Church, 561 E. Orange, in Longwood. She will walk from there to 1742 and then north to Sanford and turn left (west) onto Lake Mary Road and to the LongwocdLake Mary Road to SR427 headed back toward Longwood. Wanda will make a loop off SR-427 and back when she gets to Church Street, going from Church to E.E. Williamson Parkway to Longwood Hills Road and back to SR 421. The walkathon will make another loop at Milwee Middle School, getting off S11427 at Wildmefe as they head back to the point of beginning, going by way of East Street to SR. 434, to Grant Street. and then back to the church. Anyone wanting to sponsor Wanda In the walkathon can call her from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 8304066 or, at other limes. can give Lk.tr pledges For her by calling 339-080. U the status of the complaint. "1 understand there will be options," said Pelley. "I can't make any comment until I know what those options are." The school board and SEA have begun negotiations on the 1976-77 contract. SEA representatives said that if the board discusses calendar items during negotiations, the unfair labor practice complaint would probably be dropped. The controversy was stirred up at an April 2.8 meeting, when the school board adopted the calendar despite warmwmgs from Steve Rosenthal, chief negotiator for the SEA, that such action would spark a complaint to PERC. The calendar adopted by the board provides for five work days and two in-service training days before the start of school, which would mean teachers return to school on Aug. 18. The association wants three work days and two in-service training days, starting back to school on Aug. 23. 'II .,. 1 4. . s"; TH E MILL IONA IRE RETURNS? • Vlnit,tisri ill him iliiEl& of Itlrs #1 faa "fl, k That's not the Millionaire of television fame holding the million dollar check, but Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd. The check from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will be used toward the coustructloa costs of the expansion to a 7.5 million gallon daily ca pacity regiouni sewer plant on Keller Road. The grant is pert of $4.9 million the city is to receive over the next few months in kdvil greats toward the eip,masluu ui the currenl 1.2 million p1km daily capacity plant to headk sewer treatment not only for the city but for much of southwest Seminole and north Orange counties. tfferald photo by Torn Vincent) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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GEMINI May 21-June 20) Your friends will not find you too much fun today, If you ?•I exaggerate or ooas. IL L,.êè,... a xii' HENRI MEN IMEN 000 I N Il RI R Jul 01 REEMEN WENININE 52 . 232 H j SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23.Dec. 21) You're a slow starter today and likely to do more talkln than work. Avoid lazy com. panions. They'll add to your problems. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) ThInk twice before making any lu'ury purchases today. You're still too free with your ....,..€... That'a- not at all IIk ..-. -. - Future Of School Budget Rests With Lawmakers ti .... By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer you. (June 21-July 22) the AQUARIUS (Jan 2D-Feb. 19.1, Don't try to win friends and Influence people with tribes or gifts today. You'll earn more respect with a straightforward approach. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 1 1 _I_I_I_I_.l i. today, you may make some YOUR BIRTHDAY rather lavish promises. Be sure May 19. 197$ to honor them when they come due. Conditions are going to be UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) generally favorable for you this Manage your reurce wisely coming year. Things should be today. Don't dip into reserves better than you've had for me to cater to extravagar t just but don't coast and let time, whims. Save what you have for opportunity pass you by. a rainy day. ByEDPIIICKETT The decision followed a Lee Wheeler announced late met. Herald Staff Writer that rejection of Commissioner Sid Tuesday Gutmann Wheeler said he is certain Seminole County Corn- Vihien Jr.'s recommendation to resigned because of the board's Gutmann's firm will bid on the missioners Tuesday breathed pay $500 to Carl Gutmann of decision not to award contracts committee's long-term new life into an ad hoc corn- Gutmann & to persons serving on county recommendation to relieve Dragash mittee's search for ways to Associates. Gutmann was advisory committees. overcrowding. That recomrelieve overcrowding at the rejected because he was a Earlier in the meeting inendation is expected to incounty jail by awarding San- member of the ad hoc corn- Wheeler warned corn- dude construction of a multiford architect James Melvin mittee that is studying jail missioners the committee million dollar trick and mortar $300 to develop a site plan for space needs. needed money if a June jail on county-owned property installing modular cell units. Ad hoc committee spokesman deadline for a report was to be north of Five Points. By OSWALD and JAMIE.; JACOBY the suit alter East ducked. East took the second club and played his queen of spades. Back in dummy, South led a. low diamond. East rose with th e king and led a third spade which South rutted with the nine. West did th e best he could. tie aiscaraea his iast diamond but South was now in full con trol. lie led a low heart toward dummy and West could take his jack of trumps but that was all. Acids, Glycerine DEAR DR. LAMB - I have always that thought Dr. triglycerides came from BLONDI E Chic IT &vESUS PTY CENTS ' OF ON A BOTT_E - CuT A COUPON WiT1 A aAGAN LIKE OtJ2) (BUT NO600Y TWiS, MAYBE WE FAMILY HAS ~ 1 44 ANE? !E1:1 i !; YKbILLA rur O1 / e,oss US TOM — by Al Vcrm.,r AVF ( Young \ 1 I IE sAsc-4A\,E THAT ' S GJOOD TIME 'RW ORGET T - HE ORPICE" f. J) ( j NICE) ToMocQw . Nice VA - - - -1, N . / p i: $41; : p ARCHIE THESE MEATBALLS LO0< V Ps.. BGS I ME ATVAt S. PLEAE ITALIAN FOOD 'YOUR BRINGS CUT rHE RQMAjC IN ME' STOMACH' EXTREMELY StALt ,) [ '1 *d Lamb You can move on to a food like the avocado which is a high fat food, but all of the fats in the avocado are triglycerides. They're a combination of the different fats, saturated fat, - • Development To Be Prohibited Florida To Purchase Wekiva River Lands fI -. A Florida reader wants to know what you should bid with £ QJ9xx Q • AKx More than 4,000 acres of environmentally endangered land along the Wekiva River will be ^98xx monounsaturated fat and Your left-hand opponent has ployunsaturated fat. Chicken opened one club, your partner fat is also composed of JI ..UIIU UII% UIdIIIUIIU (IIIU triglycerides, but It contains third hand has bid one heart. and more saturated fat less This is a tough one. WeQ polyunsaturated fat than beef It required no real cerebra- would bid one spade (you hate fat. The fats found in fish are tio1i on the part of South fats. The term' triglycerides to overlook a chance to bid the also triglycerides, but about know that East would show up ranking suit,) but two simply means three fatty acids with practically all the miss- diamonds Is certainly a gooa one-third of the fatty acids in attached to gylcerine. That's ing high cards Therefore. second choice. Either call are these triglycerides why the prefix tri is used, after winning the spade lead may be the winner. polyunsaturated fat. meaning three. These fatty in dummy. South promptly So, nobody is really conacids may be saturated fats or cashed dummy's ace of (Do you have a question about whether you find cerned unsaturated fats. The untrumps. tor the experts? Write "Ask trialveerldes In different faLs or sat-m -rated fat_- may be e!V~er Easts king dropped and one Jscobys" care of this not because almost all of the monounsaturated fats or South stopped to consider how newspaper. The Jacobys will fats in foods are triglycerides, polyunsaturated fats. to go about taking care of answer individual questions Almost all the fats stored on or Most of the fats found in their West's four trumps. He finally if stamped, sell-addressed natural state either in plants or in your body are triglycerides, decided that he had to leave envelopes are enclosed The The important point is what the trumps entirely alone until most interesting questions animals have components of after developing some minor will be used in this column kind of fat is It, saturated fat, satur9ted and unsaturated fat. suit tricks. and will receive copies of fat or monousaturated Just to use an example, a little lie a club and led 'O!ttNJ 4 i J.4COBY MODERN) polyunsaturated fat? The less than half of the fat from general belief of most of the beef is saturated fat. Most of scientists Interested in using the rest of It is monounby Gill -Fox SIDE GLANCES diet to prevent heart disease is saturated fat. It contains very that you should limit your total little polyunsaturated fat. Do fat intake. That means limiting not fall into the trap of thinking your total triglyceride intake that animal fat is all saturated from, ail sources, including fat or thinking that fat From animal and plant. Beyond that plant sources Is all unsaturated It is particularly important to fat.That is not the truth. limit your saturated fat intake. Since a higher percentage of ( II / saturated tat U found in mcat, this suggests some limitation on • 0 the amount of fatty meat that •• you would consume. Finally, there are exceptions. Coconut oil, for example, is more than 80 per cent saturated fat. Learn to think of the word ii çiyixriue as meaning tat. It 1 I/tJi/'..I is scientific synonym for fats. Of ______ For information about the , * I fats and their im1ortance send 50 cents for The Health Letter, number 1-2, Cholesterol, Triglycerides, Blood Fats, jrr Atherosclorosis. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed en'elope for mailing. Address your letter to me in care of this are for er. newspaper, P.0. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, .1/ S-tO you help N.Y., 10019. _ purchased by the state and protected from development. M osisof the land will be preserved in its natural ,, n.,nn•,,,,tI,. I AAA ..,.. UI -J I LUIII.IJ I...I.,.J.. I..,. h UUI •IIU4WiJ L,W . #.1 1.,# I IFIII Montana BETTER OH, I'LL GET YOU SOMETHING TO H ELP THAT.' J ( JtIII A survey is now being taken of the camps. which will be removed In three stages officials hope to complete by summer 1977. - _5; Ur i''IAV Ii ; 11• I - FRANK AND ERNEST TED'S TENNIS SHOP .— RACKETS M. 11111K _ by Bob Thsv.s II'?! ..ALL THESE BALLS Aft CA Id"lep DOWT YouI HAVE I1NY Dirnesr) ev Unless J "This Is Harriet, my wife and full-time investment counselor!" FRESH ONeS DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau *" w TRIVIA MARKER On this epoi, in 1837, Rupert }4uck ,pizneer, was surprised a snake and lost his cool. 9to find oaIgi otit,ffrta '-, a •,- a , ,, a, .1 cing run away, he returnal search parties v= fruitless. this day thi4wteaboiitact T w Ru rtS cool rcm.alna a rnytari unt 1*i?tiIfl.8. 5ITUt Ai'e I F' of Winter Park, The Cabinet also voted to transfer $30,000 from the land acquisition trust fund for a survey to determine the high water mark all along the river. The state has title to land below the mean high ~;atvi markand the value of any state-owned lar included in the 4,636 acres will be deducted from the purchase price. Group Supports SCOPA Plan Seminole the ('ounty the hitter case, Ryan said, matter would be among tools Industrial Development SCOPA will advance the money used byII 1W staffers to perAuthority t SCID\ i voted until the ncw SCIL),\ budget suade industrialists in selected unanimously today to ask the becomes effective Oct. 1. Midwestern and Eastern areas Seminole County Commission would be well to bring at least a part of their "I think it for $5,000 to support an intiustrial recruitment project worth our time to approach the operatIon to Seminole County. In addition, Ran said, the county commission," Mooney which involves would be sending a said. "For $5,000. we'd be motor home unit Roving Ambassadorial that out of equipped with a mobile Vehicle gtting more than luWi into northern cities telephone to put interested to the advertising. ldon't think c ontact prospects. actually have any advertising prospects in immediate touch me action caine at SCIDA's at this point. And if we bought with appropriate local sources. Ryan told panel members regular tnontly meeting the vehicle, we'd have th. that he had conceived the ItAV following a presentation by equity in that." mobile hoine-type idea as an industrial campaign James 11yan. attininistrator of The $30,000 the Seminole County Port vehicle might be purchased to benefit the entire county, not it might be leased, Just the Port Authority. Authority (SCOI'A). outright or Although the HAV would be The $5,000 will be sought Ryan said during his presen- staffed with SCOP1 employes, taion, which included an eight- he said it would be emblazoned either,, an ,,iit.m?nala l-nrw-h,If.n,ini,f,. cliii,' chow IUUUIS It? •?.ltJ?I £J4U 0 Witfl a traeiiiig Uduemildir. dliii budget or as a fixed allocation on the Port of Sanford. slogan and would have in next year's budget, ChairThe slide program color "Seminole County" lettered 00 man Eugene Mooney said. Iii hrociuure ijitl tither printed its sides. i fl.-. __,, Dee. S tragedy. 'Every time %e go iishing on Lake Mocroe. we can't help but look at the bridge and remember," she said. d The Cabinet approved the purchase at $3.8 million, the price agreed to by the DNR and the two sellers. Major Realty and the Bass Property Thist bank. A year ago the Cabinet rescinded a development permit given Major Rralty to create a community of 53,000 residents on 5,300 acres along the Wekiva because the area had neither adequate water supplies nor highways to support such a huge subdivision. The Cabinet approval of the purchase of 4.636 acres for S.1.8 million en&d a morth's delay while Department of Natural Resources staff members tried to reconcile two widely divergent property Intruders. After shooting her husband, the gunmen bound and gagged Mrs. Kersey and drove her to the bridge, where they threw her over the rail, into the black water 40 feet below, The Kerseys' young child was left unharmed during the incident. Mrs. Kersey Is now living in New York. On Tuesday. a Volusla County Grand Jury indicted Daniel Morris Thomas, 21, and Leo U. Martin, 13, on first murder charges in the Kersey killing. kg ri Last week the pair, h,ng with another man, -. UI L'OUUVIUUU iiii dL III nurgiary cnargea consicird on tack on an Avon Park family. The Volusia County indictments allege that Thomas and Martin were members of a ski-masked gang blamed for a series of robberies, terrorism and rape In Central Florida. Mrs. Perkins said she has been following the reports of the prosecution of Thomas and Martin, and is disappointed that last week's trial prodnced only burglary t-unvictloas. And she says the Perkins amily cannot completely erase the memories of grief and terror prod'.iced by the - by T. K. Ryon TUMBLEWEEDS along another 11 4 miles of the river's west A Casselberry housewife whose lanlil) rescued a victim of a ski-masked terrorist gang after the woman was thrown into Lake Monroe says time has cased the memories of the tragedy. "We speak of it from time to time, but that's about all," Mrs. Alberta Perkins said. On the night of Dec. 5, Mrs. Perkins, her husband Ronald, and their tAo children %ere fish rig rom t e r boat underneath the Interstate 4 bridge when they heard a car stop. then a splash. "It sounded like a shotgun blast, but then 1 realized it was something hitting the water," Ronald Perkins, a Winter Park-based vice-president of S& S Cafeterias, said the touowing day. Hearing moaning SOUndS in the darkness, the l'erklnses spotted a young woman floating in the water. As they pulled her into their boat, Leslie Kersey of UcLand told the family site had been abdqcted by two men who had shot her husband, Henry. 21, was found dead in the (runt yard of his 11w shooting took place when Kersey, his wife home. and baby returned to their home and surprised some . An appraisal by Robert Viele, chief appraiser for .the sta,te lands bureau, valued the Land at 1-4.1 million. rI By AUDIE MURPhY Herald Staff Writer 11..r, appraisnIs -- one said the land was worth $3.8 tiillion while the other valued it at $1.7 million. _______________________________________________________ i 9Mn9 to the tll The purchase approved by the Florida Cabinet will protect 312 miles of the Wekiva, near wher'e it empties into the St. Johns north of Sanford, and four miles of Black Water Creek. One of the sellers, Major Realty Corp. of orlando, has %reed 14) n mkik* .h.t.nlnr,mnn$ u,ilhin ')M c. .,r i, ...l,,. ,US. "flU•III V' flS.S.I UI U I IWS.L Terrorist Attack Memor esL nger / SDOM SPA 6 land will be turned into a public recreation area. The purchase is a major step in a program to preserve the Wekiva, which is in line to become Florida's first officially designated wild and scenic river. Before the Wekiva is eligible for state and federal preservation prograins, about 100 "squatters' camps" must be removed Irvin stateowned land in the river basin. 1 by Bob IT animal fat. In one of your columns you said it was also in most vegetable fats. This has only confused me and maybe others too. Would you please explain what you mean about vegetable fats? Which vegetables is it from? I stay strictly on a no animal fat diet but, for some reason my triglyceride count is still at 180 which I was told by the doctor was high. DEAR READER - There appears to be a large amount of public confusion about fats. Some of this may be a misunderstanding of the reason for emphasizing limiting animal county- wide administrative costs, as well money per student. last year the FTE was $745. The Senate as transportation, maintenance and increasing the FTE to $750.50; proposes operation of the entire school system and James Melvin To Develop Jail Site Plan WIN AT BRIDGE 1`11111* 11w iyc e rides - Seminole County's school budget review the development of special educational the house recommends an increase to $751. committee has chopped approximately $1 programs. It excludes teacher salaries However, the cost of living adjustment million from the proposed 1976-77 county and individual school budgets. "If sacrifices must be made, they must has dropped from .973 last year to .963 this level budget. What happens next is In the year. "No matter what the FTE Is, we'll be be at the county level where the chi:Jren hands of the Florida legislature. will not be directly affected," commented losing one per cent of it because of the cost The committee has adjourned until 1, by which time legislative Roger Harris, assistant superintendent of of living adjustment." explained Harris. about June The legislature has also yet to rule on the decisions should be finalized and the budget and finance. But although the county level budget has amount of local effort that will be required school system should have a clear picture already been reduced by some $1 million, to fund the school system next year. of what its budget carryover funds are and is below last year's budget, Harris Harris said that both the Senate and likely to be. house had agreed upon 6.33 mills of local warned that further cuts may still be During Its almost-daily meetings over needed. effort, but that now there is a push for 7 mills of local participation. This could the past four weeks, the committee has cut "We're still not certain what the some $200,000 from last year's $9,642,785 legislature is going to do, but we could be mean a loss of $700,000 to $800,000 to the Seminole County school system. county level budget and an estimated cutting vital servlcc," said Harris. Sl00,000more was cut Tuesday prior to the 'Seminole County will not fare well Legislative decisions will affect the adjournment of the sessions. unless the local effort is kept at 6.33 mills," school budget in two areas. School ad. said Harris. 'Even at 6.33 we'll just barely The "coun ty level" budget comprised ministrators are waiting for the meet the budget. Seven mills of local effort about one-quarter of the approximately legislature to determine the value of the will really create problems." $40 million total school budget. It includes FTE - full time equivalent, or amount of get someone else to help you 1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Ine!May19,1976 _ If liberal with possessions of another today, such as lending something that was loaned to you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be evaluating in realistic situations today so you don't You should view things as they as you'd like interpret them as being more are today, not your logic in. Use them to be. beneficial than they are. stead of depenllng on hunches., VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) To M BUGS BUNNY repeat your pattern today. TAURUS (April ZOMay 20) something opportune might get past you because you don't care to pursue it properly. You're only hurting yourself if you're Don't be i aff .J j 68th Year, SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) Make the most 0f what's offered From time to time you tend to being wary of at. be overly generous with per. you todaY, don't merit it. tempting l&t4fllflUW changes. who really -sons You later regret it. You may Stick to IM ongina* plan. CANCER HEMENE :AMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Hd For Wednesday, May 19, 1976 to understate your case. UNSEEN I HOROSCOPE __ ARIES (March 21-April 19) 53 Ogles to Mortar trays 12 Rot tlai DOWN I Printers term 13 British trolley 18 Rowing paddle 2 Open sore 3 Get away from 21 Clothier 4 Summer (Fr.) 23 Manifest 5 Radicals 25 Chew on 6 Garden 25 P*ce out • implement 21 Headland 7 Footed vase 29 Soft food 8 Qualernion 32 Flowers 33 Anatomical 9Anglers j3 [47 12 Answr to Previous Puzzle _______________________ --C --- - Ford Slows Reagan Brown Rant-e. (7nrfa-r By The Associated Press Republican voters in Michigan and Maryland have given President Ford the victories he needed to slow down Ronald Reagan's dash for the presidential nomination. Gay. Edmund G. Brown Jr. of California. meanwhile, has become the second late entry in the Democratic race to defeat Jimmy Carter. Carter barely made it in Michigan over Rep. Morris K. Udall. Ford, loser to Reagan in five of the last six primaries. got a landslide victory o f almost 2-1 from voters in his home state of Michigan. bringing some smiles to the White House for the first time in a month and leading the President to observe: "Tonight is one of the nicest nights Betty and I have ever had The President also defeated Reagan easily in Maryland, a state where neither did much serious work. But Ford still trails the former California governor in the overall delegate count. Among the Democrats, Brown did in Maryland what Sen. Frank Church did made his a week ago in Nebraska 1ximary debut by defeating frontrunner Carter, although Carter won the hulk of the delegates because Brown filed too late to have any delegate slates. And in Michigan. Carter won by a flair over Udaim. wno flas rnaue a career of finishing second. Udall proclaimed the close race a victory and said he is in - -New Computer Speeds Up Blood Tests By KltlS NASH hlcraldStaff Writer 9 - the best position to win the nomination if Carter falters. The Michigan margin was 2,317 for Carter, with only 11 rural precincts left to be counted. Carter. who had led most of the night, saw a 14,000 vote Lead cut suddenly to almost nothine after a mixup Here is how they stood: Republicans: In Michigan, with 96 per cent of the precincts reporting: Ford, 612,986 or 65 per cent Reagan 351.734 or 34 per cent In Maryland, with all the votes counted: Ford 94.784 or 58 per cent Reagan 68,916 or 42 per cent. Democrats' In Michigan. with 99 per cent of the precincts reported: Carter 30.902 or 44 per cent Udall 303,585 or 43 per cent Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, who won in Michigan four years agu, ran a distant third with 7 per cent of the vote: 2 percent were uncommitted. Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington, Fred Harris. Sargent Shriver and Ellen McCormack had I per cent each. In Mars'land, here was the final count Brown, 2I,8i or 41 per cent, Carter 216,687 or 37 per cent Udall was getting S per cent, Wallace -I per cent each. JacKson and Mrs. Mcfnrmack were getting 2per cent and hlarrLs I per cent. Today Memorial Hospital's Auxiliary Cole. lab Chief Technician itestgroupst for the heart, about one month's worth uf 4-A Aroundlhc Clock Chief liver, kidneys, and bone. who have been staffing the Rolando llamas, data. S-A Bridges "We do about twice as many hospital information desk and Pathologist G. V. Garay and When you need some in- CaIndar tiluIxi chemistry analyses are gift shop since 1956. Assistant Patimulugist Sara profiles now, per day, as we did formation on a patient, Cole ('omjcç 5-A coming out of the Seminole "The Kl')A was chosen for lrrgang. during our busiest month last explained, "you just put the 6-A Crossw.'rd Memor ial hospital laboratory accuracy of results, flexibility A standard feature of the year working by hand," Cole necessary disc back in the disc FIitorial I-A and all Monitor said. "And the instrument also drive Ismnular fri a turntablei Dear Abby these da ys in greater numbers and simplicity ofoperatuun, and Kl)\ 1-B than ever before and at record the small maintenance time it analyzing Instruments—is a does more tests per profile. and read it off." Dr Iamb S-A spl.'t'ds thanks to an assist froill requ:rcs." said .nn Cole, revolutionary method for "Another thing we looked at The computer must be r- Horoscope 6-A the Computer Age and the l'mnk laboratory chemistry super- conducting serum iron tests. when deciding which in- programmed for each new hIopital 5-A hadics. Monitor launched its strument to buy as the cost function it performs, using Obituaries visor. ''And the price." 5-A fl ,,aI;a- — .J I— a C11.Yi3 &'a I£yflIru nai9fl,LTaaranAaIIJSI IIrII.0 Hill a'? LPfl 5 -1 I'II I' 1anl aflr n.i. Inirvi 1111 ---j..IS., HS.S7 UI"U.?SIIISI '4'?ll. S..UIS. S.UIIIIIIUVU. L4IIU4U LLII LUlapULer puncn Spurts fit. lency, volume and accuracy economical figure'f developing theprucedurewhich "There are some analyzers cards. Telciiiii 6-B can be traced to a $90'000' Now that the unit is "It actually only cost us slashed a Four-how, 20 step where the cost per test is 10 computer-operated blood 01,500," Ms. Cole explained, chore to a two-step routine test tunes higher than this one. operating, Cole said, it saves analyzing in- "because we got a discount For requiring about 0 minutes. chemistry They're nice machines, but the vast amounts of tutie by per. i-: \lIIl:lt strument - the first of Its kind paying cash. And for that type In addition. Cole said, the costs would just eat us up, forming faster and more ciin Florida. Tuesday's high 89. today's of equipment, it really was a analyzer is capable of detecting buying the chemicals.." ficiently than humans can while Known as the Monitor KIM, good price. There is a corn- diabetes, measuring chohestrol The brain of the KDA is a also eliminating errors. The low 60. the analyzing instrwnent I or parable instrument on the level in the blood and spotting standard-model mini-computer KIM reduces maintent-e time to Mostly fair through Thur"machine," to the non- market which costs over disorders of the heart, [lverand adapted for the laboratory about five minutes a day as sda. Highs low lOs today anti technician) arrived here in s200.000." kidney. The devtce can also operation. The computer uses compared to two hours for niidtoupper80sThursday. Low April. Purchase or the Monitor unit, handle three different forms of magnetic discs, about the size popular competitors, she adtonight near 60. Northeast wind Some $20,000 of its purchase manufactured in Indianapolis, profile analysIs - a battery of of 45 r.p.m. records, to direct tied, which is another buun I or around 15 m.p.h. today price was donated by the Pink Ind.. followed three or fotc 12 tests which sirmn a patient's the analyzer and to store the nineteen staffers who t.;n becoming fighi ai%d variable j.adies, the distinctively years of comparative study by crttre blood status - and can patient data. Each disc will the lab on a 24-hour, seven day tonight. panels hold some 250,OOD words, or baSIS, organ dressed members of Seminole a joint committee consisting of complete Details and tides on Page S.A. - - .... •_ .&ra -- �- _______ -- - - t, 1174 Wednesday, May i lA— Evening Herald, Sanfrd,FL Park LIT NMON IN BRIEF Opponents Of Concorde Launch Legal Offensive WASIIINGTONi AP — Opponents of the Concorde are launching a major legal offe nsive against the supersonic jet today as the object of their opposition sat on an airport runway only 15 miles away. A three-judge appeals co urt was to hear the case five days be fore the first scheduled U.S. flights by the controversial plane were to begin. Two days earlier, French President Valery Gi=rd d'Estaing arrived on a ConcordeatnearbyAndrewsAirForceBaseforastate vijit. The suis before the appeals court challenged the Feb. 4 r ul ing by Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. that authorized Air France and British Airways each to o perate two Concorde flights da into New York's John F. Kennedy Airport and one flight daily Into Washington's Dulles International Airport for up to 16 months. Coleman said the 16-month test period would allow the government to determine whethe r the plane was environmentally acceptable. He said he would decide after that time whether the Bri tish-French built plane should be given permanent landing rights at the two airports. ily Levi To Oppose Busing WASHINGTON I AP) — Any. Gen. Edward H. Levi considering whether to use the Boston school case to fulfill rreajueni r WU 5 request wai ne twa a verucie mor -seeking new Supreme Court limits on court-ordered busing. At Ford's request . Levi has been looking for a school desegregation case that turns on Issues and dr. ces considered appropriate for abrna4e review cum ol' busing, White House a nd Justice Department Officials said Tuesday. - [ , •- . -' S ''• , ..., ... 14 Projects Cost $200,000 Impact city In p 1 Spurs License Bill Approval ' e TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A television report that Miami clinics are performing purported abortions on women who are not pregnant has led to House subcommittee approval of a bill to license abortion clinics. The Health and Rehabilitative Services subcuuunjrtee apuvd (he Senate bill, CS-SB53, in a 4.0 vote Tuesday after viewing a videotape of the report by Miami television station WCKT. The measure passed despite warnings from two atthat it may be unconstitutional. The bill has passed the Senate. The bill would require the state to license abortion clinics and allow the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services to set standards In areas such as cleanliness. Winsor Manor Bus Traffic BE PRESENTED The patriotic musical "Revolutionary Ideas" will be By DONNA ESTES recommendation of Coun- to the school, the city has been presented May 20 at 7:30 p.m. Herald Stall Writer dilman Gerard Connell, who told, would be through Winsor by the Teague Middle School LONGWOOD — City coun- reminded colleagues that width Manor, seventh grade chorus In the cilmen have taken preliminary and construction of streets On several occasions during media center. Molly Puce steps to stop any plans t he wi thin the subdivision north of the past year, Winsor Manor models a dress, made by her Semi nole County School Board SR-434 and west of Range Line residents have asked the mother, which she will wear may ha ve to use Winsor Manor Road Is not adequate to support council to take action to stop in the play. The play tells of subdivision stree ts for school bus traffic. proposed bus traf fic through seven teenagers In 1773, who bus access to the proposed Rock Council Chairman J.R. that residential area, saying It are portrayed by Miss Puce, Lake Middle School. Grant, saying he agreed with would be hazardous for area Cindy Kussner, Patty Walker, City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. Connell's proposal 100 per cent, children and destroy roads Corky Clifton, Mike Blalock, was authorized to prepare an added that the sdhool board has which would ultimately be the Scott Tumble and Eric ordinance empowering the not "given us the courtesy of responsibility of subdivision Kerley. A 60-voIce chorus will city's public safety director, talking with us to work it out" residents and oth er city tax. perform throughout the play. Douglas Keller, to set weight While the planned location of payers to replace. I Herald Photo Phntn hv ItIa UhIUI5 Oil City 5UVVLS. tue SCflOOl 1.5 OUtsUIe me CIt3'S Nichols) The action was taken on territorial limits, major access redit Card Probe Continuing By BOB LLOYD Herald StaliWilter Carlin, Security wor SANORA I New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes a FROM $25,,000 VA FInanthg.Notldng Down . FHA conventional-5% Down I Sanford An..4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT BUILDER-DEVELOPER I S '0 with ) ear *i n g T Set For Sanford H in bIowdry $7.50 Advertisement property. with Sanford ite Pleads Guilty In Trailer Truck Theft investigation — SHOTS , •1 I (i' I 4-i I Free electronic hearing tests will be given at the Holiday Inn on Thursday, May 20, from 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. A hearing aid specialist will be on hand to perform the tests. Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding is welcome to have a test using the latest electronic equipment to determine his or her particular loss. Diagrams showing how the ear works and some of the causes of hearina loss will be available. Everyone should . have a hearing test al least once a year if there is any trouble at all hearing clearly. Even people now wearing a hearing aid or those who have been told nothing could be done for them should have a hearing test and find out about the latest methods ot hearing correction. The free hearing tests will be given at the Holiday Inn, Sanford. you can't come there on Thursday, call (904) 732-3411 and arrange for an appointment at another time. If :1 -1 I-li ! I rrI'11 Ui 4TI :t'J '. 1 41J Q ..-'-.-.--'- ------ - Eureka Canister Cleaner Many Deluxe . h4oiel ill! 710 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD 3238630 DwK & V2g14e 12140 Florida )27H 5 casts, MoPr'. 12.40. 0 Months. $14.20. Sy M.iih In FlørIja 1V-C.r11 _1' S4 1 7. i. i.ni,a Pome d"'vefy AlIotb, m.t a. U2 at the end of the session that it's very easy for a bill to get lost," Hutchison said Tuesday. "So The Seminole County Port what we need Is somebody to Authority ISCOPM is awaiting follow the thing through. I'm action by the Florida house of sure (Rep.) Bob Hattaway ID. an Altamonte Springs) will help. Representatives on would have a lie's been behind this thing amendment that three pronged effect on the Port right from the beginning." Initially, SCOPA sought of Sanford. authorization through the The amendment to the 1965 legislation that brought the amendment to set up a and enPort into being would allow "promotional tertainment compete budget to SCOPA officials to spend money for promoting the Port's in the process of industrial benefits to prospective in enticement." However, the dustrial clients and would also legislative delegation decided permit the sale of industrial to delete the entertainment revenue bonds at rates above portion of the provision, em the present i'- per cent ceiling. powering SCOPA officials to In addition, It would switch engage only in promotional and appointive powers for the publicity activities with inSCOPA panel from the dustrial prospects. At the same time, the the Seminole delegation refused SCOPA's County Commission, request for complete removal The senate has already of the interest cap on industrial passed the amendment, and the revenue bonds, which officials Legislative and National said would allow Port Authority Affairs Committee of the issues to float with the corn Greater Sanford Chamber of petitive market. commerce voted unanimously A 10 per cent interest today to support the additional maximum was set by the measure in every way possible. delegation for industrial aid The amendment was taken bond financing which does not before the Seminole County carry "the full faith and credit" Legislative Delegation Four of the Port Authority. Industrial times by SCOPA Attorney revenue bonds issued by a William Hutchison and was set SCOPA client from which the for Joint presentation to the Port Authority itself will fully House and Senate. guarantee may be sold at But a snag developed when an prevailing bond market prices incorrect date appeared in the delegation ruled. And finally, the section of the newspaper SCOPA's notification of intent to file 1965 act calling for the governor legislation and the House filing to appoint new members to the 10 '0 deadline of March 21 was SCOPA board was altered in the interests of "home rule" to missed. The amendment has now provide that all future SCOPA made It to the house as a panelists will be named by the matter of routine after being Seminole County Commission. If the amendment passes the passed in the Senate, but there house during the current . soon it is no way of telling how session, it will then have a will hø rnn.irtered. sco officials say It probably will be maximum lb-day wait auring hunped together with a horde of which it can be votoed by Gov, other local legislation for last- Reubin Askew Barring this, minute group passage Just prior Hutchison said, "The amendmilent would be in effect, very to the close of the session. "You've got such a mass of probably, In the last part of legislation of that nature right June or the first of July." ASSORTED COLORS RIO KODAK 2 49 KILLS MOTHS kILLS 100% FOAM-VINYl. 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Our volume means lower prices, and prescriptions idled from the freshest Conihination: Complete with 11-piece at tachineni set. Ewsing Hemid At Eckerd's YOU know the prescription is rights.. no,hIa dniii •irIIv ic 'dnLjr Big 'vlunr, -Sing Ftalurts body. rolisbout castera. UNISEX STYLING 'I ABBOTT HERRING The former Bell Telephone executive, first elected State Attorney in 1968, said he hasn't misused the power and authority of his office and that he won't permit others to misuse the office. "My primary goal shall be justice for all and that all citizens shall be treated in a fair and impartial manan ner," he said. Herring, a Republican, Is a University of Florida graduate; a member of Florida Blue Key; a Mason; treasurer of the Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association. FORT LAUDERDALE (Al') Jesse Tafero has been sentenced to the in the electric chair for the slayings of a Florida Highway Patrol trooper and a Canadian policeman last Feb. 20. Circuit Judge Daniel Futch imposed separate death sentences Tuesday for Tafero's convictions in the killing of Trooper Philip Black and Ontario Constable Donald Irwin, both 39. Tafero also received two life sentences on robbery and kidnaping charges. Irwin was visiting Black and was with him Feb. 20 when they stopped to inspect an automobile on Interstate 95 near Pompano useach. Tafero, 29, grabbed an automatic pistol and shot and killed both men, according to court testimony. FAITH , flci Prior to Tuesday's decision, $500,000 worth of conventional permits could be drawn without zoning, payment of the $310 fee, but the Hattaway says he based his An administrative procedure developer was rcquirci to decision on Freeman's ruling, that allows area developers to appear before the commission. me chairman contends If it's withdraw building permits The impact fee situation has illegal to collect impact Fees, without payment of the been controversial since then the county shouldn't customary $310-per-unit impact Kirnbrough charged Democrats collect them. The fee system fee was approved Tuesday by were outlawing fees In return has been in effect here for two the Seminole County Corn. for promises of contributions to years. mission, election campaigns. County Both Kimbrough and By a 3.2 vote, the commission Atty. Thomas Freeman has Williams contend area adopted a procedure drawn by ruled that collection of the fee homeowners will be required to Exee. Asst. Roger Neiswender. without an ordinance Is illegal, pick up the tab for items paid Republican Commissioners Richard Williams and John At stake is about $4.5-million in for out of impact fees IF Kimbrough opposed the Planned Unit Development developers are released from (PUD) promises and some their commitments. measure. governor to " to By IL) PRICKITT Herald Staff Writer allegations of corruption by public officials and prosecution "in appropriate cases." By KillS NASH Herald Staff Writer A now Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring says he'll seek re-election as the chief law enforcement officer of the two counties in the 18th Judicial Circuit. Herring, who announced his decision Tuesday at Santord, said he intends to continue his policy of seeking grand jury indictments of juveniles so they can face trials as adults on felony charges that could result in life sentences. The two-term veteran said he will continue policies of his office toward directed promoting the integrity and strength of the grand jury system and investigation of Bralley Qdham323-4670 Pi cket s Con ti nue To Marc At SH L et Dawn 'S suit your hair to your lifestyle! Shampoo, style and Adopted By Commiss ion — an',aalaA of Herring To Run Again Death Sentence Levied Sanford's newest residential neighborhood """ •-- Procedure SOUTH S Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate occupancy S we Fee torneys - C FLORIDA IN BRIEF Report Of Bogus Abortions Longwood Acts To Prevent MUSICAL TO Wednesday, May 19, 1916 — IA Evening _Herald. Sanford, Fl. 30 days with construction time of for maintenance. By DONNA ESTES Owners south of SR 434, could not be estimates. Herald Staff Writer salvaged and that muck would businesses In the park In recent In other action, the council estimated at four to six months. The planned use of some LONGWOOT) — Consulting have to be re moved before new months requested that the city approved site plans fer engineer Malcolm Steve has roads could be built. Th e take over maintenance of the Longwood Professional Center $22,000 in federal revenue to privately-owned streets, to be built on the sou theast snaring funds tube— recLed by estimated the cost of replacing demucking was provide city water and fire cor ner of Palm Springs Road t he city for the period of July roads and providing fire cost $10,000. through December was apan d SR 434. He estimated the paving hydrants. hydrants and city water to the When the park was built in e board granted perproved on a 3-2 vote ylth Th one wo ul Iongwond Industrial Par k at al d cost 192,000. In $200,000. addition he said drainage would the late 1 0's, the city had no mission for Dr. Nicholas Mabry Councilmen Gerard Connell Saying the $200,000 estimate have to be provided and water regulations on the books setting and Dr. Santiago Valle, the two and Parker Ande rson opposing. The use plan recommended was a "ball park figure," Steve lines could be extended from sa standards on the road con- doctors who will be occupying by Mayor James R. Lormann told structlon and the city was the center, to place a modular councilmen this week 434 Into the park. not asked to accept the roads structure at e site for a sixand approve by the governing that roads th park, located No action was th month period if necessary to be body Included $5,000 for publi c used for office space w hile safety, $5,000 for environmental construction of the permanent protection and $12,747 for public ttansportaticn. facility is underway. , A public hearing on the Maynard said ground will be e revenue sharing program was th broken for construction of permanent facility in the next set for June 14. during the f our-month probe. The theft ring took property James th " ll In excess of a Indicted Jailbreak Director for BankAmericard, million dollars," according to A continuing investigation of said the probe is "still quite FDCLE agents. SAN ANTONIO. Tex. lAP) — A burly ex-Marine and an a statewide theft ring active and ls being pwsuedona automobile salesman have been indicted by a f ederal Three men have also been specializing In credit cards and multi-county level." grand jur y In connection wi th an assa ul t which freed 14 arrest ed In connection with the an e tiqu s il ver has resulted in Ameri ca ns from a Mexican jail. On Monday, task force agents t ring, thef ts said, and the arrest of two Orange County Federal au thorities say their investigation of the arrested Mrs. Sharon Guthrie, ntna nnn. agen 6 nra women on Seminole ioimiy 32. of 214 N Rnvd lailtreak is not enmnletp Winter ""f" Ronald B. Monk, 24, of Winter charges, members of a special Garden, on a Seminole County Donald Floyd Fielden, 29, and William McCoy Hill Jr., felony warrant charging Garden, was arrested May 5 at task force said today, 32, both of Dallas. were indicted Tuesday on charges of Florida Department of fraudulent use of a credit card.Orlando on warrants charging illegady exporting a firearm from the United states to Criminal Law Enforcement She was released from county forgery and grand larceny In Mexico. Both were charged earlier and released on bond. (FDCLE) agents say the theft jail at Sanford after _ ng credit card related crimes Carlin said. ring is believed to have been $5000 bond. involved in 50 or more Agents arrested 1&s. DorisMonk was released from Jail burglaries In Orange and Ann Hall, 31, of 7344 Balboa after posting $1,000 bond. Seminole counties. Other P&SOflS arrested thus CALENDAR Drive, Orlando, on Tuesday on The task force has used of- a charge of unlawful possession far In the probe Include James _f O ~ ficers from the FDCLE, of motor vehicle registration A. Hall and Ronald Lee Kurtz, Seminole and Orange County certificates. She was booked at of Orlando. They were arrested THURSDAY, MAY 20 Sheriff's Departments and Seminole County Jail in lieu of In early April. Hall, husband of Seminole Chapter 2, O&S, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Orlando and Winter Park $2,500 bond on the felony Doris Ann Hall, was charged Sanford. wi th multiple forgery counts Police Departments 53 far charge. Idy ll wIlde Elementary School annual Grandparents and Is in Orange County jail, Day Open House 9-11 a.m. Tour of building and grounds, agents said. Kurtz was arrested explanation of academic programs and rethmetz4: on charges of burglary and on of burglary tools. PO Senior Citizens tour to Circus World. Lem 5Saford 9 was arrested at Orlando a.m. from Civic Center; pick up M Caseiherry, 9:30 Jetport, police said, alter they a.m.; return at 5 P. Reservations available. h lull were Upped to the use of a Protesting representatives of wouldn't accept it Tuesday and stolen credit card and observed Sanford At, a p.m., 1201 W. First St. the Joint Tenant Council of refused to meet with him and a transaction with the credit Serloma Club of Sanford, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Sanford's 480-unit low-rent returned the answer Casselberry Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes the card. On March 2 Larry Wayne Country Club. housing projects continued to envelope unopened. march today outside Guthrie was arrested In offices Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Evans says there won't be Alachua County on charges he of the Sanford Housing Restaurant. fl%' ---ii! •----rn. used u swien cretin card to pay -r" auy iiiii on w. luth t after refusing on Tuesday to SHA before the next regularly for a meal at a motel and for meet with SHA Executive scheduled meeting on June 10. possession stolen A Tenant Council Director Thomas Wilson Guthrie was released on bo nd The pickets presented a representative said today that in Alachua County arxi is Tenant Council resolution the group refused to meet with charged with murder and arWilson Tuesday because theY med robbery in Blountatown in demanding Wilson be ffr Wilson's Calhoun County. Monday to SHA Chairman made complaints bosses and they want to meet Richard Evans. It listed 15 the SHA board on the grievances against the ad. matter. ministrator. Thursday's Wilson said he drafted a sixWilson said he feels that page, documented reply to the rejecting his answers that the School Menu grievances but the picketing Tenant Council has denied him Tenant Council members "due process." THURSDAY MAY 20, 1976 FaridaMenu "FIVE FAMOUS FLORIDIANS With Tim Weber-s active J ( OFTUEPAST" lifestyle, he needed a ChickenPilay hair style that would be (E. William Gautier stylish yet trouble fits. VotuslaCo.) A pre-sentence alter he pleaded guilty to He's particular about Greens In Pot Llkk.er ordered for a Sanford Leaving the scene of an accident who styles his (Fuller Warren man who pleaded guilty with injuries at Altamonte hair. . that's why he Calhoun Co.) Tu es day in circuit court to Springs. Robertson told the BEFORE chose DAWN'S Mary's Fruit Salad buying, receiving and con- court be had bee., drinking on (SPeUardlIolland cealing stolen property a March26 when his pickup truck Polk Co. ) trailer truck. struck a man riding a bicycle on Cornbread with butter Dean N.Matthews.46.of1 SR43& (i.WMcMpin Country Club Road, was Judge Cowart ordered a Hamilton Co.) allowed to remain free onbond bench the warrant issued for AFTER Banana Nut Cake until sentencing on the two arrest of John Hall, 25 of charges In connection with Winter Park, aftcr Hall failed to (James Walker C0IIICFC0.) possession on July 2l,19'Th,ofa appear for trial on a felony Politician Milk Fruehauf trailer and a Peterbilt marijuana possession charge. tractor that authorities said Insufficient evidence was were stolen from a Decker- Listed as the reason for dropsville, Mich. man. ping a sexual battery count In other cases docketed for against Ramiro Herrera, 24, of , trial this week before Circuit Apopka. Court Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. Two felony drug possession M4Wfl ]12"j at Sanford: charges against Walter Henry — Debbie Dee Fowler, 19, of Borgen, 19, of 110 Cam615 Park Ave., Sanford. pleaded phorwood St., W inter Springs, guilty to buying, receiving and were dropped. wüt1th gucn pru*rty ki.s Felony marijuana possession Mr \ Tim Weber than $100 in value, a charges against James E. Fox, misdemeanor, and was senof 402 E. Nth St., Sanford, tencedto6o days in jail. andJimmyWayneSteele,20,of — James Walker Robertson, Ocoee, were dropped aIi& the 33, of Orange City was ordered court granted defense motions held in jail during a pre- to suppress evidence in the Figures Estimate: - 0 TG CAf �Evening The local rumor mill says County Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway may switch districts and seek the commission seat presently occupied by Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. Hattaway adamantly denies it. :IOON. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, Flit. 32771 Area Code l05422.26'r 831.999 Around Wednesday, May 19, 1916-4A WAYNE D. IX)YI.E, Publisher WH.l.IAM D. CUBRIE,Managrng Editor 9 .1000~ Budget Deficit Perilous Julius Shiskin, the director of the Bi':eau of Labor Statistics, went to Capitol Hill as the bearer of good news. The American economy created 710,000 new jobs in April, raising total employment to a record 87.4 million. As Shiskin told the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, the rate of employment growth over the last year has been unprecedented. In fact, Shiskin is of the opinion that it's time to stop referring to the state of our economy as "recovery." We have moved past recovery, as he sees it, into a "growth stage". In employment levels and the gross national product, the economy now is prod ucing more than it was before the recession began. Every economist has his own method of drawing conclusions from economic statistics. No economist would ignore them altogether, however, and we are wondering if Congress is listening when Mr.Shiskin and others provide their data. The budget targets emerging from Congress for the 19777 fiscal year seem to be based on old seta of figures. House and Senate budget committees have now agreed to set $413.3 billion as their target for th e federal budget for the fiscal year beginning next Oct. 1. That's $17.5 billion higher than what President Ford proposed in January, calling for a deficit of more than $50 billion. And the excuse offered for th is indulgence in deficit spending th at the economy is going to need stim ulating in "No, no chance at all of that.. . I haven't even heard that rumor, but its a good one," Hattaway said when asked if a switch in districts was In the immediate or future offing. __________ U'nie Delivers: Week. 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Federal . l e z~-~ he ._ know many of the same people and, in fact, were close before Binford split from the Democrat Party alter a flareup with top Democratic leaders, in. chiding his cousin, County Atty. Thomas Freeman. Vihlen won't he running again because he's seeking office In the U.S. Congress. Along those Vihlen was honored on Sunday for his six y years ears of service on the county commission. The shindig took place at the South Seminole residence of Everette Huskey. CO-hosts were l'oi' James Lormann, Longwood; Leon 011ff, Oviedo; Walter Sorenson, Lake Mary; Norman Floyd, Altamonte Springs; Tray Piland, Winter Springs; Gerald Christensen, Casselberry and John Morris, who represented Sanford. County Commission Chairman Hattaway also was listed as host. The reason to switch, of course, would be to allow someone else a shot at the commission seat held by Hattaway. Winter Springs Mayor Tray Piland name most mentioned -but if Hattaway says It's not going to happen, I gum it's not going to happen I Clock A switch would make sense, also, in that Hat(away wouldn't have to run against Tom Binford. Binford is sure to act as a "spoiler " in the race because running as an Independent he will surely pull some of Hattaway's support because the two ED PRICKETT a , $0 Vihlen said it waz a gala evening, with about 500 guests flitting In and out. One guest was Secretary of State Bruce Sinatbers, Vihlen said. ) - 1f Is Ed u c a ti . : down that figure, but with the momentum evident in the performance of the last few months. there is every reason to believe that such strength will materialize to some degree. Another statistic that Congress may be ignoring comes from the inflation indicators, Wholesale prices which has held steady for five months jumped by eight-tenths of a percentage on - LJ / . J . - . . . - . .k ...IJ .. I - . . . / b r- . •. . . - . - . .".... . 11 A I - NO Is today's education relevant? . JOHN CUNNIFF Complacency Appang lli I n es v t AT 11. QUIE .1 'Now Then, Let's Have A Look At Your Vital Signs' To REP. JOHN RYOR m en . t d Is today's education relevant" The question Is whether by relevance we Relevant to what or to whom? Relevant what we've been or what we hope to be? If we, as mean now, from the point of view of the student, a society, conslr a relevant education as one or whe ther we are ta lking about wha t is designed to satisfy only our immediate needs, necessary for one to lead a meaningful lifetime.! our immediate interests, vocational preparation, have the feeling that one of the ciuses of the then something Is seriously wrong with our at- lowering of test scores Is the fact that the titudes. As a teacher and a parent, I think it's educational system has been attempting to make important to develop citizens capable of making education "relevant" and, therefore, not filling decisions and of learning for a lifetime. In this the needs of students for later on in life. There world of future shock, when many of today's jobs are now, for instance, fewer courses given in secondary schools in English composition while are destined to go the way of the blacksmith, there are more courses in sociological problems being able to continue learning and deciding how that people have, evidently (in an attempt) to be to change is extremely important. Unforrelevant. It seems to me that it is necessary to tunately, this isn't what most Americans think of utilize some of the strengUis that once were when they talk about relevance in education. available through our educational system -that And) I don't believe we can talk about is older students teaching younger students so relevance in education without talking about the that younger students learn more and the older . impact of television -one of the most pervasive students, in the teaching process, also learn educators In all contemporary life. Young people more. There also is the problem of the world spend more time with TV than with their parents community becoming smaller. Our educational or in schools. This reliance on TV makes it much system does not, in my estimation, meet the NEW YORK (AP) - John Wright, the in- highly regarded by managers of bank trusts and vwtment advisor, is aware that the economy has other institutional portfolios who, in all, handle harder to teach. Students expect to be en- needs of students to tuxlerstfind the language and prices later this year. The relief from inflation made a substantial recovery from the depths of a many hundreds of millions of dollars of in. tertained. But schooling often isn't easy and culture of people in other nations. That is year ago and he rejoices in the improved living vestment funds. often isn't entertaining. We can't always necessary if we are to be a well-educated people. which consumers have enjoyed - a relatively mild Contrary to the widely held belief that high package classroom learning as a Sesame Street Schools also . fail in handling our technology. 2.9 per cent increase in retail prices for the first conditions this has meant for Americans. interest rates curtail an economy that is growing But he Is outraged too. program. Stephen Muller of Johns Hopkins Some institutions have progressed rapidly and quarter of this year -may be in jeopardy. He is appalled at the complacency with which too fa3t, Wright maintains that high interest University has said that lack of motivation is the educate students in the newest technology but This raises the question of what beacon some officials accept a 7.5 per cent jobless rate. rates are themselves a cause of inflation and most serious ill besetting public education In this most of them still lag behind. And there is the Congress should be following in mapping the He I' my'!ffied why some Amer ican!, including .1... ornfr dectr,ietinn country. L'nmctia - - A .e.. "place '""" question oi students needing a formal education course of federal spending in 19177. To assume in perhaps the "Just how high this barrier has become is of the Federal Reserve, on schools of instilling and maintaining throughout their lives. The whole concept of life clear enough to the citizen who finds that it costs May of 1976 that the economy is going to need the feel interest rates have sunk very low, motivation, resulting In an increased effort at long learning, as it develops, will meet the need entertainment and decreased discipline at the of people much better in the future than it is stimulus of a $50 billion deficit a year from now is Over-all, he Is angry that some !ficials are him0 per cent more to pay for house with 0 cent than at S per cost of deteriorating academic standards, hardly justified. To program that kind of excess doing at the present time. beginning to fear the economy has advanced so year, $35,000 mortgage at 9 per rates and begin cent," he commented in a report to clients this into the budget when the economy is in a period of far that it is time to raise interest week. putting on the brakes. This he views as insanity. growth would be inflationary. Fortunately, The difference between the monthly payments Should schools get back to basics? "Interest rates," he commented a few Should schools get hack to baIcs9 Congress can take another look at prospective days of $282 and $188 adds up to almost ai4other $35,000 ago, "are in fact spending programs before setting a final budget actually at or above the levels for total mortgage payments, he noted, adding which caused all of the prior post-war this ceiling Sept. 15. The next four months also gives The contention that many children come out Congress became concerned about in 1960-61, 1957-58, 1953-54 and 1948- this conclusion: high could scarcely be more obvious that the It of school today illiterate, taken by itself, Is not a inadequacy in the teaching of basics in 1965 and Congress time to take a closer look at hat IS 49" cost of money is by far the most serious imfair assessment of what is really happening in passed the Elementary and Secondary happening in the real world of the U. S. economy. As he views the economy, the mystery "is not recovery and the greatest education. The public school today is dealing Education Act, Title I. the largest aid to schools the 'low' level of interest rates, but rather the pediment to economic of a 'recovery' inflationary element in our economy today, with a much wider range of problems than it that there is. While there has been substantial unprecedented sluggishness Wright argues that our concepts about ever has in the past, and this certainly creates an criticism of Title I -and very questionable as to which has not yet reduced unemployment SigMo unusual weight on the classroom teacher to deal how much good it did in the first five years nificantly below even the highest level recorded monetary policy are old-fashioned and incorrect, "Clear thinking and modern knowledge should with those problems as well as the cognitive everything I have seen in studies made now show The fall of Premier Aldo Moro's government and the before the 1974-15 recession." be applied," he said. "We need good thinking to skills of reading, writing and arithmetic, it's worth the money. There has been tremenscheduling of parliamentary elections on June 20 are bringing He notes also that the recovery "has not yet accomplish our national goals." Reading is important, writing is important but dous improvement in achievement of students Italy to a moment of truth in its Iong flirtation with a supposedly The Federal Reserve is said to be thinking of the major questions that confront us today are with the use of that money. Ten years ago. I used Independent Communist Party. Communist successes in Juiverestored utilization of productive capacity to even those levels which, In the past, marked interest rates higher in fears that the the nudging largely human relations problems. We need to do to get a great deal of disagreement from on a scale with the 33 per cent of the vote captured in last year's productivity during recessionary recovery will get out of hand and lead to more inlowest rate of both things. We need to teach the cognitive skills teachers. They said there are so many more regional elections probably would place leaders of the party in a periods." that, Wright preaches, Is precisely flation. And and to address ourselves very seriously to important things to teach than basics. Now, they new national government. Wright operates Wrights Bankers' Service, wrong. human problems. much The political campaign now beginnlngg will attract as don't want to argue about basics. attention from the rest of Western Europe and the United States as it does In Italy. The question in the minds of Italy's friends and allies Is the same as the one lacing the Italians. Is this ANDERSON Communist Party really Independent of the Soviet Union and really dodicated to the principlca of 1iarllamentay democracy? Italian voters have the choice of finding the answer the hard I way -by giving the Cosnmwüztz a share of nower and seefn k what happens -or trying to answer the question on the basis of I 4 I PIII 1"W 1411111W MW 5 P=, IMW 141111W history and the doctrines embraced by Communists the world r over. How the voters go may depend mostly on the leadership of Italy's non-Communist parties, who will be on the spot in the WASHINGTON - Incitirig a feud that could goingtogiveitup ... Republicans are just going "I look with the greatest of anticipation for frigates, a ship which gover ru nent, auditors ha ve next six weeks to show that they have better answers than the rock the House, Republican leader John Rhodes to have to get it through their heads that they are the book, which I understand that the gentleman described as "limited in performance capability Communists to the volatile political, economic and social issues has written a ferocious but fascinating attack not going to write legislation!" from Arizona has written. I trust that his and growth potential.' that have made Italy barely governable lnrectttmonths. Rhodes cliiim he tried to find a common ., . unon Democratic leader Thomas "Tin" fl'Npiil remarks nhn,,f the I mn.r,,fIt. .1,! v. I. oigzuucanuy, we controversial frigate was The rules and customs of the House prohibit ground with the Democrats that would have honorable and credible, because I know the kind the first ship built under a strict new one congressman from disparaging another. But produced workable, veto-less legislation, of man he is." management policy, which was supposed to in a soon-to-be-published book, Rhodes rips into "Consensus government," he called it. But he Rhodes shot back: "The gentleman from make budgetary ends meet. Yet the General O'Neill "never with uncharacteristic savagery, swears it had a chance to work because Massachusetts, I am sure, will find that he would Accounting Office (GAO), in BERRY'S WORLD a confidential Tip O'Neill would not let it work. He would rather like to read it." report, has charged that the cost estimates more It is all the more remarkable that the sedate O'Neill then gave us this statement, which is than doubled between 1973 and 197 Republican leader would dumD on his opposite stand up on the Floor and deliver a partisan 5. attack on we President for vetoing a bill than sit phrased more to the point: "When President number, since they must deai daily with one In cold cash, the G AO claims the progra down with the President early in the legislative Ford took over, I offered to sit down and cornm another across the aisle. This could end biparWent from $3.2 billion to $6.7 billion during the process to help avoid a veto, promise with him. But he is so conservative I Lisan coperat1un In the House. it, is impossible. It's worse with John Rhodes, two-y ear period. The GAO blasted the Navy for 71he two leaders Pre disparate men: Rhodes "Throughout 1975," adds Rhodes,"'llp began ; akJ7. '.I cause he is even further to the right than the Omitting the costs of some of the frigate's sub. businesslike and conservative, O'Neill a (lain- almost every session with a brief harangue 1001 Presdent. But I think he Is gregarious and systems fr6m the overall program cost By boyant Irish liberal. Yet there has been no hint of against Administration policy." For O'Neill, " omitting these costs, the gaging GAO alleges, the total animosity in their thily House repartee, which cI'arges the GOP leader, "the word Republican program cost is "understated," Footnote: Still burning over the excerpts we has been conducted with elaborate, is a red flag waved beneath the nose of a feisty Ilad read In him, O'Neill raised the subject on the ut, politeness. bull... The GAO auditors Identified ationijl ddi .t louse floor again the next day. Hepredicted "Tip O'Nei ll Is a gregar1t.zs and enga gi ng problems with the frigate's weapons systems, But behind the formal courtesy, appdrent ly, Ithodes' book would be a best seller. ' electronics systems, ________ Rhodes has been harboring some unflattering 1mm. But he would rather go down in ut eat tune '1 say that," added the lltmocrathz leader 11w auditors also radar and sonar system. after time and veto after veto than ever to questioned whether the private opinions of O'NeilL "Tip can be sai'castca1ly, "having heard iatches from his cooperate substantively with either the minority program could meet its production schedule. posalUe to deal with U you are in the minority)" book, I want to wish the gentleman every sacIn response, the Navy contenth side or the Ret,ubilcan President." complains the minority the new cess." I frigate will have "as much or more capability as In earlier times, most majority leaders We read ONeill some of the roughwrus Retorted Rhodes: "Iazn mire he(O'Nelll)will any previous surface combattant," Part of the cjnJJ with the minority "on the scheduling at from Rhodes' forthcoming book, which will be IV6v&illfind sc.me very Interesting reading In that book, increase in the cost estimate, as the GAO lelation, rectua and the like," Rhodes called "TheFutte System. " Smoldering, O'Neill and will persor.ally autograph It and give it to ackn owledges. is attributed to infLation, The contends. "But not V.p." "I've written e joke for you which will require strode out on the House floor, fixed an evil eye on him," Navy also statea that the technical problems O'Neill as telling him: The GOP leader quotes keeping a straight lace. Do you think you can Rhodes and, watching his parliamentary WATCH ON WASTE: President Ford has mentioned by the auditors are manageable and do it?" "me paiple gave zis the mandate and we're not language, declared: asked Congress to build 12 guided missile correctable, rr rh id Cni u ld Ror k - 'I TEl, AVIV, Israel AP - Reinforced Israeli patrols were under orders today to maintain control but avoid bloodshed If possible in the riot-ravaged West Bank and East Jerusalem area where three Arabs were slain this week, Defense Minister Shimcn Peres, speaking on television, defended the policy of breaking up anti-Israel demonBut he said new methods were being investigated to avoid fatalities in the area that Israel seized from Jordan in the 1967 Mideast war. Israel's first consideration, Peres said, was "to insure order and security to all residents, without exception." lie said most of the Arab deaths were accidental, and troops had strict orders not to fire at demonstrators unless their own lives were in danger. Ten Ara bs have been killed by Israeli forces in nearly four months of unrest. By BOB LLOYD absence cf their owner. better than the animal control that time Alexander con- radios and an antenna, believed Herald Stall Writer Sheriff's deputies and animal department's cage truck. structed new enclosures for the to have been stolen in area auto Two performing chimpanzees control personnel responded Deputies said one chimp was chimps, but apparently burglaries, were found in the were waiting at the Central and found the cavorting maneuvered into the cage truck "they've now found weaknesses impounded car. Florida Zoo today for their animals were three of five but when officers turned their in the .enclosures and found nos said Detective Tom Berky owner to claim them after chimpanzees at Alexander's backs another chimp opened ways investigators have no reason to to get out." county animal control officers residence, the cage and let the first one believe thatthe stolen car was Foot Chase impounded them for I)eputy Marion Matthews out, Sanfrl police are looking for connected to a burglary safekeeping Tuesday following said one chimp got a paint brush Clarke said after his cigars a man who eluded officers early Tuesday night at a citizens a four-hour escapade at and blue paint and painted on were gone that the two chimps today in a foot chase after a car band radio dealership at the Geneva. an exhibition trailer being built peacefully rode with him In the was stopped by Patrolman Sanford Plaza Shoppiug Center. Authorities said neighbors by the owner, car to the zoo where they are Mitchell E. Tindell at Celery Burglars Flee complained that chimps owned "lie did a pretty good job, being kept until Alexander and Elliott Avenes. Police responded to a burglar by trainer Rudolph Alexander, too," said animal control of- claims them. Tindell said the auto, later alarm, at Discount Cornwho lives off Lake Harney Road ficer Bruce Clarke. Clarke said he hasn't issued determined to have been stolen munications and found the at Lake Harney Acres, were Officers managed to get one any citations to Alexander on In Miami, answered the business had been entered running loose in the neigh. chimp back into an enclosure the loose chimps but that the description given by a citizen through the roof but apparently borhood, scampering over but the other two apparently county received complaints who reported a prowler. the burglars fled when they fences and roadways in the like Clarke's cigars and car about them last year. lie said at Police said four citizens band tripped the alarm. [ I 0 Za RI &6019. 0 ~ SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY fl, 1575 - BORDEN REYNOLDS RX JU INUM FOIL HOL T Ii ICE 12" x 25' ROLL / / LIMIT 1 Glen S. Wade Ernest T. Baumeister, Casselberry Glenn M. Colegrove. Debary Barbara A. Blades, Deltona Frances S Callan, Deltona Lillian L DiBona, Deltona Edward Fritz, Deltona Edgar S. 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Highs low s today and tlernan and a member of Cocoa MasonicLodgeandthe Florida Avenue Funeral Home is in mid charge of arrangements, tonight near 60. Northeast Cattleman's Association, winds around 15 m.p.h. today Survivors include four sons, becoming light and variable hi., of William Melbourne, Funeral Notice tonight. Donald U. of I)otan, Ala., Carl I.., of Christmas, and Marty I., EXTENDED FORECAST NETTLES JOHN- Funeral Mostly sunny with only a of Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. services for John Nettles, . Pt 1, Box 463. Ovledo, who died slight chance of showers. highs Anne See, Oviedo and Mrs. Monday will be held Thursday at mainly in the mid to upper lOs. Ii) .1 m , at t he Christmas Lovs near 60 extreme north to (.'rnetery Chapel With ___________ F4-nry Powell of Christmas the lOs extreme south. iionst Church officiating. Th u rs day's Daytona Beach iri.Il will follow in the tides: high 1:46 a.m., 2:23 p.m., ____________ _______ Cr)rStmas Cemetery. Friends may call today from 79 pm n low 8:05 a.m., 8:28 p.m. Port me BaUwin McNamara Aloma Canaveral: high 1:32 am., 2:01 A v enue Funeral Home Baldwin p.m., low 1:51 a.m., 8:19 p.m. McNamara in cimarge. ____ ____________________ JOHN NETI'LES CLAIROL ' / AREA DEATH 06 wE u!uuvI THE AM" TO LInT OUAIIITITIE$ 4.' . • BIG ORDERS... e. R. Ask your doctor about prescribing in quantit y. - 2 HOW TO SAVE MONEY ~ ,tIQ,4 . / MAY 15, 171 Elizabeth Menard, Orange ADMISSIONS City Sanford: Robert I.. Murray, Plymouth Pearl Archer Billy A. Butler, Copley, Ohio Connie Brown DISCHARGES Virginia A. Brown Sanford: Jacquelin. Goodson Ostean Bradshaw William S. Phillips Leon Duffey Bernice J. Stringer Joe I.. Foster Beulah Vann Reginald Hill Sheri Luke, Altamonte Carrie M. Holton Springs William Holved James C. MacGregor, David M. Houghton I)eBary Earline Johnson Anna R. Boc'zluis, Deltona Frank Knight Gordon Lowe, Deltona Mollie Muse Herbert if. Matthews, Kathie M. Poole & Baby Girl Deltona Anne M. Porter Doris V. Blair, Minis Margaret E. Russell I 04 0 F, . . . , SUPERrDRUGS, 11 . HOSPITAL NOTES BORDERS HEATH BARS '4 -..' -• ,,..o~ 6.Pa ck I gallon capacity, Forpr&essionalgaruen 7 MAX __________ ______ KIT care, 12 ________ L Kit ______ J 12 or. 39 Rag. 2.19 "I" I ai,,i it; IiJ44t' 1t , H n i _ is P. _ - The men are actually In the river removing debris and cutting logs and trees which have fallen into the stream as well as cleaning the banks, the mayor said. Ile said initially the crew will clean the area from SR 436 north to SR 434 and in the second phase will work on the river from SR 436 south to Trout lake and SR 131. The project Is expected to be finished within a month, the mayor said. The state is providing transportation for the prisoners to the site daily as well as their food on the job. The mayor pointed out that the city, because of other projects and priorities, could not have performed the task Itself. "We would have had to pull men off other jobs," Floyd said, lie noted that State Rep, Vince Fechtel (It Leesburg) assisted hini in gaining state permission to use the prison labor. Business Plagues Deputies Monkey _____ of Truth cnrlrc Floyd estimated the savings to taxpayers for the project, which will include the river's expanse within the city limits, at $15,000. Israelis Maintain Vigilance 44 ., ..• Kissinger Trip To Focus On WASHINGTON (AP) - The dual problems of Communist participation in the Italian government and western Europe's fear of a reduced U.S. role in defense will be the focus of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's trip to Europe, which begins today. The secretary's first stop was Oslo, Norway, site of the annual conference of North Atlantic Treaty Organization ministers. Alter two (lays at the NATO meeting, Kissinger will spend part of a day in Bonn, Germany, and then will go to Sweden. Luxembourg and England before returning home May 27. Throughout the tour, the secretary will deal with the impending Communist role in a new Italian government following next month's elections. . . M.TAMONTE SPRINGS -A crew of a dozen prisoners from the Lake Correctional in. stitution at Clermont and their supervisor began a cleanup of the l.ittle Wekiva River from SR 436 north promptly at 9 this morning, Mayor Norman Floyd said. Europe's Defense Problems JACK #1 ~ . point in April, foreshadowing increases in retail men t I Relevant9 Today's Topic: "Education Today - How Relevant?" is discussed by John Ryor. presi dent of the National Education Association. and Rep Albert U Qule of Minnesota. ranking Renuhhcan on the House Education and Li or Committee. This article is adapted irulii d debate at the National Town Meeting which Is held each Wednesday in Washington D. C. at the Kennedy Center where public figures answer questions on current national issues. Beg in s IN BRIEF -__ ft-, <\ , ,.,' Cleanup WORLD PRO/CON 1977. True enough, Americans right now are joining the labor force in numbers that have kept the official unemployment rate from falling below 7.5 per cent. The economic growth which has taken hold will have to become stronger in order to whittle Vihien's Seminole County opponent In the race Congress Is Don Reynolds, the principal at for Seminole High School. There are three other announced candidates for the Democratic nomination. Reynolds campaigners are planning an old fashioned picnic May 31 at Lake Golden at the Sanford Airport. The picnic is scheduled from 4 to 7 p.m. It's a fund-raising event, of sorts, and tickets are on sale $250 for children and $5 for around adults. John Mercer of the U.S. Flagship Bank of Seminole is the chairman of the ticket sale. Both Reynolds and Vihlen are Democrats. Thus, they will face one another in the Democratic Primary whoever emerges victorious from the primary will face Richard Kelly, the Republican incumbent. Reynolds won't hit the campaign trail fuiltime until after school lets out next month. Then he plans a full summer of touring and politicking in cities throughout the Fifth Congressional District. Wednesday, May 119,1976-51A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. W ekiva Hetuld - - I b w It 4 z . ic" 'A.r " -, ,';-a- 2' i' �&A— Evening Haratd, Sanlord, Fl. Wedniiday, May 19, 97 rvwn btIIDILCT LOOK.' 6A&E FORGOT 4E 0,46 ON WPS naiicsr .ANT C,%E FO 4iE 'A6 7 Calendar I J04N wk'NE CATOl 4iM.' TV i1AT (myth) I Calendar entries OFFICER 10 C . 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A 1 IF I. WEPtJCED PWCE DtDNI HECKLE IM ) —?j W41LE HE — you a deal noyance. friend may one, SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It could be a good you'll not be Your mate could be a 1roblem but make certain to push him in to asked to bear the lion's share of today If you try something against his W ill expenses. wi kid gloves, pr il 20-May 20) Treat him th TAURUS (A Beware of being unyielding or having too fixed an opinion — - 61 — a r_ — — — . 19 Chic Young YOU CANT HELP IT) UE CONSCIENTIOUS. j REALIZE i sc v Lc's.r MY TEMPE R WM4 YOU ` - WOR KING HARD TI1ISMON3 -' AND LOYAL 1-i. I 4. A54000, ~pI -t '#IFRE GOING GOOD Vu'RE ALSO A j-' TU R K EY AND A ATHEA/j -Th-,,Jte)( , so of Z li todaY, or you'll be stopped cold. 19) Lock-down In advance etter CANCER (June 21-July 22) formed today. Otherwise, the You can tolerate most any type size of the bill could floor you. (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) of person today, but you can't AQUARIUS may give YOU Family members those stand tightwads. Avoid lose your cool reasons to good don't pick up their end of who it's to your adtoday, but the tab. to be extra-patient. It LEO (July 23-Aug.22) vantage usually rubs against your grain Tomorrow they'll thank YOU to go, hat-In-hand, seeking PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 ) favors. Today, circumstances It's not like you to hold a may force you Into this awk- grudge, but today you're liable to put someone down for • ward position, VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) Set something he did long ago. aside for the time YOUR BIRTHDAY doing. You that you May 20, 1971 won't do them properly and Your prospects for the yo ur you'll ir k others with coming year look very en grumbling. ) couraging, but your progress LIBRA (Sept. 23d. Norma lly you're at your best In may not be as rapid as you like. social situations. Today you Keep in mind: Good things tend to come on a little too often develop slowly, being tasks dislike r- T ____ people using exercise for _ 1: 11 —.,. i4_ ._~~% I1i PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer \\ 621N IN SPLL!NG' I AZ.TifI (ELVER'THlNG TO .E ,( \iFLATE.. l 59 .1 J~t_ will r-iuse you to travel a 11c = IN faster. You will have to spend that same amount of energy SCOOLl/ \/ / \ - :j ,' , t)\ I. ) 1'rJ\ F r 44 ~ : 11 71. 11 I 1 9c 1. 5-I 11 by Bob Montana ARCHIE oc I LOOK LUrEA HOuVwQOQ EIS&E. How OOYOUMAKE A sr. SCOtST [i MEAN I HAVE I TO CONSTRUCT A FIVE-POINTED I STAR FOR LGEOMTRY.' I NAW- irs EASIER csc- rYOUGOTO WASHGTON,D.0 I F YOU CONSTRUCT HOW I WITH A VERY BIG PIECE OF TRACING PAPER-" ()Q','QIj A PENTAGON TO BISECT DRAW AND EXTEND A CIRCLE PENTAGON WITHARCS, THE LINE5.' I THINK 'YOU HAVE -._- SOMEWAY! ? a short period of time. To do this you must deliver more oxygen to the body in a shorter period of time. That requires the heart and lungs to work harder. This is how you get an -e ft2 is to Jog one. Jogging, walking and running "EXCEPT M"Y' SEEMS E !I . weight control. If ,• terested in using calories to prevent or eliminate obesity it's better to wal k four miles than it '." e ,/ ,,'/_ ,.-' effect in training the heart and lungs You will get some impcovement in the heart and lungs (un ction by walking but no t near ly as much as if you are able to increase yo ur level of exercise to t he point that the heart rate is at least over 100 per minute for a sustained period of time during exertion. Many authorities think that the heart should work sufficiently 60 to increase the heart level. per of its l"or most rniddleaized people rate to maximum cent ,N 4,2 a o 4 ) 1~ -i i ,, I 5r I 1k7' ni 42'ii J' ] _Il,1 -Cp----- FRANK AND ERNEST . 00 WV A 5U1 ajob by Bob Thovi r ) WIN DOW WH1H WINDOW DO X GO TO ' JL - J-.--- TUMBLEWEEDS POYI -nq MERCY FOR - . I . TM'ti 59 by T. K. Ryan '•••_\ I MOSQUrES \ (LMos1A1ME I AL ivLAST I 1' PIFFEPS. / I ( IT WAS YE91T ERPAY I (AFTFJ*JOON WHEN 0% ME I IHEYWAS \ 50 PAP. / .4 1 MPAPLY S1'F'EQAT HIM FOR COCKTA ILS. the soup. We will discuss'this in tomorrow's article. Jogging send 50 cents f m flealth I.Pttpr, number 4-2, Jogging, Exertion, Sudden Death. Send a long, stamped, spade, but when you try to get back to dummy. West will get the lead. cash his queen of trumps and leave you one self-addressed envelope for mailing. Address your letter to me in care of the Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. trick short Th e more complicated way is to cash just one trump and dummy's second-high spade Then you ruff a spade West will overruif, put his partner 10019. in by underleading his ace of DEAR DR. LAMB - I am on a salt restricted diet and should have no salt. It has come to my attent(onthathealthfoodstores are selling a sea sail. 110w ones this di ffer from iodozed salt, and would it be better or as beneficial as a salt substitute? My problems are hypertension and swelling from varicose veins In the lower legs and ankles. This is a very tasty salt, and would make ea ti ng mor e Interesting I am sure. DEAR READER — I'm inot swe how you know it's so tasty a.5.s. tGW' d,suC' 1A not supposed to have any salt. The reason salt Is restricted it contains sodium. Is be Any sea salt preparation being RedCross. The Good 4 you!a 011. clubs and overruf I you on next spade. (Do you have a question for the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jacobys will answer inc,uvidu& questions it stamped, sell-addressed envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions wilif be used in this column ,"t~l t' . I 10-, ' '+ + - by Gill - 11111111111111111 V 1 - c), - . . . Celtics . , WP rron- LP - - Miller. +'9 - ,• . 7 Bovkin , , - Sp arkles Place In Sun .. - - . , ,' I 4I4' - S •:', . - , , ....__ ye rs for Pulitzer committee cited Smith Itits each. Laverne Boykin went as being "unique in the 4-for-4 with a home run to key erJditin, the !!terary quality, Charlies to an 18-0 blast over the vitality and treshness of Burger King. Joan Turner had triple and two singles w hile viewpoint . 4 " Kathy Griffith homered and nedium build with white hair, Betty Turner tripled and high forehead and black hor- singl d. nrim glasses, was hired to write 144 1-tI Shoemaker __________________ a sports column for the New Outcast II move wp wggins; LP — Bryant. York Times, a for The Times. Smith was than appearing in, 000 00-0 Burger King of all things, the Women's Wear CharliiI 414 ti — II - surprising j ' was the most famous, the most imitated of newspaper seemed very much over, ha ving beenfor22yearstheleadsport-s columnist for the herald Tribune and the short-lived amalgam the New York WorldJournal-Tribune. After the Herald-Tribune folded in 66, and the World-Journal-Tribune in 1967, Red seemed almost to fade away. He had been syndicated in over 100 newspapers, but that number dwindled, lie cornplained that the syndicate salesmen were not selling him properly. And the Women's Wear Daily? Dear God, what true-blue sports fan read that! And those die-hard tans of Red's who would sneak peeks at the "Daily" were often disappointed, He sometimes read crotchety. Maybe he believed nobody was rt'ading him anymore. But then he could turn it around. He took a br ief leave sports to cover the national conventions in 1968. At the Republican convention in Miami, he wrote: "Spiro Agnew said of Nixon S fr " contains sodi um Just like ordi nary table salt, and people wi th any medical proble ms that require t he m to restri ct salt should not use such prod ucts. While lam on the subject, you shouldn't use any of the halfsalt products that are now available in the groce ry stores. from rea lly use as a sa lt substitute Is a salt substitute, meaning one of' the prepara tions that con- _________________________ ____________ Cos arn - Vol " 5 - +• - Nn-H i fs r - U - - - U JamesSmlthhadtwoof the live hits off Cosgrove s AS R H 2 1 0 II I 5 0 I 1 10 AdamS If Willie McCloud If 2 I 0 0 0 0 Bruce McCray rf I 0 0 I 1 0 Jim Bill Kirchoff rf Mike Hobbsrf Tout S - . , . - + '' L I - 'rSL. ,.I?,S. " •, ' ' i "' - .' " 3%. • 'r . / '' . S ' ' -'., - -' .. ""- . ~- .-.- . It. -,!i,i:.',.,.**~2, — • AB OR H 4 0 0 James PoSley Cf James Smith p- is t 0 1 3 1 0 p Dennis Germain Ib Chip Roll c Jir', Amos 3b — + S S.0 i .--,, -- _4 r1LLJL. 'L t flat Leonard slides home safely, V.F.W. catcher Chip [toll awai 3 late throw. 3 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 I 24 4 I 5 Ifs. Q I '.J - U First United Methodist NEW ORLEANS — Florida's chalked up a 10-8 church top two professional boxers, League slow-pitch softball "Irish" Gene Wells and Tony victory Tuesday afternoon as Licata, meet tonight in a Roland Rasmussen went 4-for4. S middleweight contest. Bob Beine, Robert Smith, Wells, the Southern middlewelght champion, is seeking Dean Smith and Gene Gibson revenge for a loss that Licata added two hits each to the gave him back in October of Methodist attack. Tollie Frank ar'.d Dave Driefuerst had three i'7t in MCbIIC, the top hits for the losers with Eddie that contest Licata heavy favorite but was able to Barges, Greg Freeman, John come away with only a one Zueli, Chris Frank and Mike Ilartwig having two hits apiece. point split decision. At that time the Tampa based 302 000 5-10 Licata was undefeated and FiniMeth. 021 04.0 I- S headedforaworld'stitleshotat All Souls Smith; LP — Borges. WI' Wel ls Carolos Monzon while CHURCH STANDINGS was starting a comeback that W L Pct 01 has brought him to No. I Baptist S 3 .727 — Pinecrest ranking in the United States by First Baptist 6 3 .667 I Ring Magazine. , I Firs t Mot hod tSt 6 $ .5.46 2 Tonight's non-title bout is lilPreabytenian ChtgChOf Nazarene S S .500 Vi scheduled for 10 rounds with the All S 4 .455 3 Souls winner expected to meet Mike AuemyofGod 1 4 .ioo Rossman of New Jersey next Holy Cross I 9 100 61, Sanford Christian month. was - .616 tiarbara Robare C Deeoee Hogan p Tine Turner as Seaboard Della Benton 3b Luann Scriautleet it forced into what is almost a must-win situation when they league-leading on take ore behind Seaboard. But streaking lake Monroe Inn spilled the front-runners that same night, Seaboard Coast Line toni gh t in n,s• n .'nn,'i.,,.n -a" aoiwuii dCUUII niens blew They it Monday, Fo rt Mellon Park. however, when the Patrick Eldridge's pr oblem-, began Outcasts used a four-run rally last week when they tumbled intheseventhtodumpthem, 119. Now two notches down once a Coast Line victory Mercer Inks again, tonight at 7:45 p.m. would put the r'uelmn in a poor Gal challenging position. Eldridge is also being pressed MACON, Ga. (All) Sixfoot- hard from behind by Lake nine' Kathleen McIntyre of Monroe Inn, winners of six of has been their last seven outings. Lake Okeechobee, signed to a full woman's bas- Monroe could use a triumph in ketbll scholarship at Mercer its 9:30 pm. clash with Auto Univerity. Train to springboard past Eldridge into second place in n—t UU53 qu JW the Metro rankings. Gregory Mobile Homes kicks Commissioned off the card at 6:30 p.m. in a DETROIT lAP) Nationally battle with Patrick's Outcasts. known painter Robert Thom of METRO STANDINGS (;rand Rapids, Mich., has been I. Pct oe commissioned to do a series of Seaboard Cst Line W 13 7 s6y paintings depicting some mem- Eldridge Standard It 4 733 3 orable moments in baseball. Lake Monroe Inn 10 4 711 2kl Mobile • 6 The paintings will be placed in Gregory Patrick Outcasts S 10 333 s the Baseball Hall of Fame at Scm Corn Fanully 2 12 113 10's "auto Train 2 13 III it Cooperstown, N.Y. &.0 nieu'u Boston eliminated Cleveland k 1 2 ' (ager - , Lisa Robrecf - -"--c!-Seven series, 2 0 0 CI I 0 0 I 1 2 0 0 0 0 24 II 0 ching duel between Price Baker Triumphs "I wouldn't take anything Radcock Furniture scored away from the Celtics," he three times In the bottom of the said, "but if we had Jim Chones 1 sixth to break up a tight pit. I broken toel when the season ended, we coWd beat anybody. and Eddie Bussard, taking Roston got by playing one good home a 4.1 victory in Senior half tonight." League baseba ll Tuesday. Bussard allowed just one hit the win, while Baker T m was touched for three safties. O _____________________ Crown Pawn Shop Oil 3' $ Baker met his dow nfall in the Bowl America SlI sixth after three walks, an error Ni and a single by Pat O'Brian. t CIVITAN Kim Hammeict ViCky Jernigan 2b AngieWetr2b PalMarkyrf Brenda Neal rt Gray rI Totals Lc iIci,t lb Ceresoli rl Teresa Smthrf Totals KIWANIS varen Gail Whiffed ts - I Lisa MulPic Deborah McFadden if Rose Rots lb Sandra Lester 2b Claudi a MtisOflct Blanche Whilld rI ToI&la ________ V ld- i er gh Set in gaining 000 S.' S 015 5- II - ---- - -------- AS R H 3 o o 2 0 I 30 0 3 10 3 00 I 00 1 0 0 I 0 a I 0 0 2 00 0 00 CASSELBERRY — Seminole H arness Raceway will be turning back the clock Wed. nesday night for Old-Timers Night. Most concession prices will be reduced to 25 cents. There will be a display of antique automobiles and 30 of the cars, newer than 1955. The drivers and passenge rs in car will be dressed in i eaca AS 3 2 3 2 Donald Lively sa Louie Lively cf Mike Barber If Eddie Bussard P Grady Leggit 7b Ricky Mann C Bennie Straughter lb Waynekellylb Pat O' Brien rf Totals Poll Badcock R Q0 0 I 0 o 1 1 0 0' 2 00 I I o 3 0 0 2 0 1 II 4 3 000 500 I aio x I - cos tumesof the same period as the car. To recreate the atmosphere of harness racing a century ago, six high-wheeled, old fashioned sulkies will compete in an exhibition race. ilie dr ivers will outfi ts similar to those wor n by dr ivers in the wear early days complete with high hats anti bowlers. 'j" 'Sorry, but we don't stock denim wedding gowns! by Garry mv- O'I A $o&4esqa'/ 6/4JNY 15 54615 7MVI c. 4e f5 AW! Trudeau w9w Ponders Move To Bu Col lins 50.1W5 cow "W CaieT Urb &1N' 14Tf ikJA6?l The owners MIAMI (AP) Course say they of Calder Race lost $800,000 In 1975 and threaten to close the six-year-old track alter the current summer season unless they receive financial relief from the state. - 4IWgsH / , 44. Former state representative Jerry Collins owner of the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club and heading a group intereid in buying the horse track, agrees the purchase would be foolhardy unless the state gives bigger percentage of actual earnings. "This is my last year of losing money," said Steve Calder, who owns 24.8 per cent of the stock In the track which set records for attendance and mutual "I'm either handle last going to sell or close this down at the end of the Calder meeting." "I agree with Mr. Calder," said William L McKnight, who owners a year. track owns the other 75.2 per cent. "If get relief from the we state, we ought to get out." Collins, who also owns the Kennel Club Sarasota discussed possible purchase of the track Monday with Calder. "We know all the problems, still interested in but buying Calder," said Collins. "We're financially able to buy, and I believe we have the experience and Ingenuity to make the track a success. But like the can 't we're present owners, we would need help from the legislature." Calder's reported rob!emns follow the financial setbacks in recent years of now-defunct Tropical Park and Hialeah Race Track. "Once Hialeah and Calder and Tropical close down. It will be too late for the legislature to act," Calder said. -'And that will be the end of Florida racing. Gulfstream cannot run alone, "If Gulfstrcamn's management think they can, they're a little bit foolish." Calder said. "Forty-five per cent of the horses that ran at Gul(stream and Hialeah last winter came from Calder's stables. Calder , hack and forth between Florida and northern tracks except for stakes rat-es." Colder denied his statements wereconnectedtoabill pending in the legislature which would give Calder and other tracks a tax break over tracks open during the more profitable winter season. summer "If there is no year-round racing in Florida, men will remain up north where there now is year-round racing," he said. "It's getting too expensive to ship horses of $800,000, we'd only have to pay taxes of about $300,000 each year. "If hlialeah and this place both shut down, the state is go- ing to lose around $15 million a year," he added. "The state doesn't Invest any money, not even one dollar. And they collect $20 million a while letting us go broke. It's the must inequitable partnership I've ever heard of," year "I'm not bluffing," said Caltier. "We'd be a damn sight better off closing down. Instead 1'''sc.ja" 't2 r'!" 'Lg4.'14'3 '.-;- ''f• '-4./" ;,,ti none 7 n V I 00 3 I I 0 I 0 0 I 0 3 I 1 3 3 2 2 70 I 20 7 2 1 3 I I 13 14 7 Valerie Cotton in Cindy Dunbar at Tern Force SI Toney Hardy p C,vilan Kiwanis 0 0 0 0 0 0 AS R H POLICE I 00 3 1 I 1 1 I Mike Fall 2b rt 2 0 Willie Frederick 3b 2 1 I DaveFailsa 2 1 0 Duane Lee lb 2 0 0 Kevin Wrigtrtcf 2 0 0 Tim Freeman If Dr,r '.'cy ft 2 2 0 0 Kenny Williams c 3t 0 0 0 Bob Kirkpatrick3b It S 3 Donnie Mann rt 2b Sammy Paints 2b A R 14 Price Baker p 3 1 I Toils Kathy Bledsoe %I Kim Edwards p Sherry Bledsoe as Michelle Noetwy lb 4.ryBIed%oe Ib Robin Nooney C Iherie Waters Ct Mary Wynn Il anc -- in the : Fitch wasn't overly impressed after White had scor ed 29 points, Dave Cowe ns 21 and Scott 20 H regory 4-2, and dropped two games '----I-., I-i..'-.. i.dr.I 1%IIi1V -- IA) "the guys were happier for discussion of my future. That's AS R 1 3 3 3 2 1 2 3 1 3 0 27 1 1 I .i-._ LflC Scott than for themselves, been true in my six years Charlie has taken more Jazz for here," he snapped. 7 0 II $ 0 Jackie Link af Eldridge Standard has been I,i,,ncI thrill It'cf,ntri.flp"hø said after scoring 20 points, bristled over questions about it. "When we came into the "I'm not much for talking about locker room," said Hemnsohn, those things. I have no BOWL AMERICA Eldridge Back To Wall Tonight iant inreserve wi th ue. I I 0 Dawn Holley rf Totals III 032 3-13 1(' AS RH I 0 2 2 00 0 00 0 0 I 1 0 I I o 2 0 0 I 0 0 Marty Warner as Dana Ernst 2b Sharlene Hubbard c Michelle Widenerc Brenda Brown at KimWidener3b Jane 5trandberg lb Donna F ifzpatricls It Katie Bauder rI Jan Johnson p 3 0 0 Kelvin Davis If Keith Jones rI Ken Magarveyrf Brian Hitliman 2b Totals obliged, grined in front of his locker, Bowl America defense was For Scott, often mali gn ed for muttering, "He came off a pick. less than airtight, because Dee his defensive weaknesses, it I di dn't see him. He got between Dee hogan did not permit a hi t was a dream tr "I've me and the ball. That was it." in gaining th e win, wanted all my life to make the Bill Fitch, the NBA Coach of NBA championship, it's my the year supposedly headetlfor CROWN PAWNSHOP come ,', •. ' patiently "- in lie drove unmolested for the . -. Charlie Scott, a membe r of the steal. Scott . Carr, brill the game and three Civitan deciding st uf f shot and an 8S 26 Cleveland points, sat chaerrors in the fourth inning, lead with l'2 minutes left. - .- S Kiwanis and Bowl America Suns last season, was Tues- saying: chalked up impressive victories da y's hero "Carr came out to get the Tuesday in Lassie girls softball "The single play of the game ball. I was overplaying him and with Kiwanis stopping Civitan, was Scott's steal," said Hemdenying him the pass. He was 14-5 and Bowl America edgin g sohn. i,;ii;. don the stretch. I 'a S'ap b, the same Scott who teamed with fellow knew that made it three points score. guardJoioWhitefor49potnts, they couldn't catch up wi th the Deborah McFadden had two picked off Campy Russell's basket. It put the pr essure on hits for Kiwanis, which pass intended for Austin Carr. the m" bene fi ted from ei gh t wal ks (,r0w9 \.. K ':• . 't 8 60 1 0 0 v,F.w. ,A/inc V V ii I .J .,i - '.'# -. ,, ':' i-' , _ , ,~_ 5p) h$ .T, J 1. .-,.. L ' !.. ' -; ',—'Y ..'. 31 13 Methodist Collide Tonight '' + - \'VeIIs, Licata - 3 2 t Pat Leonard Dan Klr4wd If Elks , - Bi ll BobPlewman3b w&,1ew . - . horde I writers kept ask- the target Sunday of the Celt- ing the fourth-year man from Keys Bow/ next ics in Boston in an Ironic twist. North Carolina to describe his , Marc Huaman 2b Chris Huntss ch&d Fredricks c - The PhoenixS IV . Billy Cosgrove scattered live hits Tuesday as the Elks Jumped on V.F.W. for a 13-4 victory in the Junior League. Mike Link had a double and single for the winners while Richard Fredericks and Pat Leonard had two singles ear.h. — writers Fox .., ' Panthers' Darrell Merthie swings; Rebels catcher is Eddie Behrens a an of In 1971 Ited Smith, a n, iei---- ... .: . ELK -. "Just so long, it's indecent. He's done CIJVELAND AP anothe r Tu esday night In Cleve- everything I asked him." land, that's all," chortled Coach So now Scott goes against the Tom Ileinsohn of the Boston Western Conference champion Celtics, a smile brightening his Ss, the team that traded him usually dour face. to Boston for Paul Westphal last "Our poise was the differ- year. ence. We had chances to get How does he like his new blown out several times," Hem- team's chances against his old sohn reflected of his team's 94- club? 87 triumph over the Cleveland "You should ask how do you Cavaliers that propelled Boston like Phoenix' chances against into the National Basketball As- Boston. I Like the Celtics' sociation finals for the 14th chances against anybody," he + ,,_ NftPr " -. Shoemakers and Charlies made the scoreshee ts l oo k like checkerboard square Tuesday in women's softball league action at Fort Mellon Park. REDSMITII Shoemakers whipped Out. has been a newspaperman for I .5.- ------a naFlum IIVlIflY IJU a , UIC pLILS Wd andilueNooneybangedout two his work in 1975. The Gain - - ___________________- Tigers Wednesday, May 19, 19Th—YA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ', - Keys Elks WIP - Smith; LP - Fall. + ''' 14.' - 5-. 4 4_ 342-11 carinas . '5-- JACOB V MODE flN) SIDE GLANCES S .., --- - the and will receive copies -, V-1 I ,~ rill -- L bulul ;,, DOONESBIJRY ZRY ayx, AV c1'SIA1 /5 77YM6W?lT KR -+ Twlnt cause Have . + proceedings and three. You can ruff one - were • Your partner's bid is forcing, but if you do past you will come out with a plus If you bid, you are likely to land in r ~ ~.-- without benefit '9a tng t o PlC P, x x x Jxx £ XXXX AJ x x Your partner opens two clubs, you respond two rIrump and he beds three clubs. A reader wants to know What he should bid at this stage of the get yourself set at four hearts The First and impIer method is to cash dummy's ace and king of t ru mps at tricks two For more information about " Id(I fl 'flCIfl Amterican during sustained .v.rtirii1 BicvciInu helps -decrease the weight bear ing problem u pon kne es and ankles. F)ORTS 1 aifli You realIv shouldn't pass .i Merthie ' At A'. There are two easy ways to singer, it would be said that he "Secretariat pulled up and was generous with encores." nation's s paddock: and to capture the grace and He has also looked harder at drama and beauty and humor. P - . their homework... It they knew of the world." At one point, Chub Feeney that they were feeding the ' . - . IF 474D4p & champ Joe Louis. The column concluded: "An old man's dream ended. A young man's vision of the Sparks future opened wide. Young men have visions, old men have dr ea ms. But the place for old anth ers men to dream is beside the fire." Darryl Merthie hit a home In recent )ears, some con- runandpitchedt.hepanthersto temporary sportswriters have a 15-7 victo ry over the Re bels in felt that Red Smith should also J un ior League Little retire beside the fire. Although League baseball game In many acknowledge that he was Sanford per ha ps the finest wr iter ever In ot her games, the Tigers to appear regularly on the took 9-5 measure of the Carsports pages, they felt dinals despite a home run and he is, now at age 70, becoming single by Freddie Miller, and t uizti. the Yankees outlasted the 4 Only about five years ago, Twins, 13-11. Bobby Boyd had Red Smith himself was won- two hits for the Twins. dering the same thing. But The Tigers' victory came Smith made a comeback at of a base hit off least equal to any of those he Card pitchers Brian Sheffield has written about In sports. And and Freddie Miller, who ('v recently, he received the most guilty of issuing 19 walks, seven exalted of Journalism prizes, In the first Inning. the Pulitzer. lie is the first 124-7 sportswriter In history to be so Rebels "~&: Panthers $14 1S honored for distinguished w - D. MermIe; LP - Rivers. commentary." Although Smith heavyweight The best defense at this point is for th e enemy to lead a second club and force dummy Now you cash one high trump and go after spades. If West overruffs, he can't put his partner in If he discards you lead a diamond toward dur my s king and are home wi a em that cause some people dif- licully edition of the Daley, the Times sounded fierceness. - things from happening to you Just lead a club at trick two. UJV 7 ' W IN AT BRIDGE IA "My job is to give mo mentary caiy accepted a handful of give, up writing the Sports customary wit and elegance, Lee believe those words 13 be and - knocked out the once-great , work or candle than to curse the arrangements for any hav g you're in services dar kness. * ','i his prose. "I have tried to Rocky Marciano ~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan- - 4 P I _ THINGS blunt. Be OSWAI.L) and JAMF.S JCOBV A little care will prevent DEAR DR. LAMB In your column you referred to an Dr. article in The Journal of the American Medical Assn. that Lamb distance in a walking exercise was almost as effective as speed In developing the respiratory and cardiovascular system. I have been on the aerobics cycling program and have encountered some that would mean a heart rate of physical difficulties. I would 8J'oUfld 120 beats per minute. The re are other types of like to know if I interpreted exercise that you car. use to your remarks correctly. work the heart and lungs. You No, you DEAR READER did not. Walking a mile is j% don't need to Jog. Swimming is an excellent as effective as jogging a mile as .,__l Le ,...e •I. ..,.-1,,k• VAr15.LC UISU II 5V50 far as the number of calories off of your ankles and knees used. That's important to publi c a lot of malarkey, they I !eel things should be done "is to add to the joy of the Ky., where the great race horse there posing as long as an It was Smith's column for the column he shared with Arthur but also with an uncustomary true, then they haven't done about it and that sports are part reader interested in the games Secretariat now roams a admirer remained. If he were a October 27, 1951 New York Herald-Tribune, and Smith out. Red said yes. "There described how the up-&-dcoming negative careful. - B LON DIE I.II and honest, but that make changes to win your goal. frank tiarib and ) others un 20 e GEMINI May 21-J Words can wound. Don't look for only the - Should One Walk Or Jog? ¶VICTJ things that you feel to be find and Lee MacPhail, presidents In the rnllgn tP'(hook, "A man - you recognize 3uch a was back playing the Palace." Leagues, said in a Joint washed with soap." purer in my handling of the Japanese expression for that, Cameras clicked, other hands Quarto of Modern Literature," man.' Ills wife, Phyl lis, said, 'He statement that "The Supreme Smith has said language," he said. "I look at 'Rai Shun.' It means 'selling reached out to offer grass or pat th at, "unlike there is sandwiched between "1 was afraid he was going to had been more unhappy than he Court, the Congress and other the normal pattern, I know I some of my writing from years springtime." his nose. He acknowledged the the prose of Winston Churchill say you exhume such a man,' a either knew or admitted." authorities have clearly placed have grown more liberal as I've past, and I say, 'Gee I should On the day the PWiter was attention with quiet assurance. and Dylan Thomas a piece of listener on the pressstand His columns increased In the reserve system above grown older. I seem to be have cooled it a little more." announced, Smith's column told He knew perfectly well that he spot-news reportage, curiously whispered." vigor. He has taken on the narrow, individual disputes." finding this a much less pretty lie believes much of the about a springtime visit to was the attraction, he agreed ii enough, by the American When Bob Lipsyte decided to Sports Establishment with Smith wrote: "If Chub and world than when l was younger, responsibility of a sportswriter Clairborne Farm in Lexington, was only fair, and he stayed sportswriter fled Smith. 'W' 21) At times you have a way of Oday.you must be prepared to saying that: 'You don't create such a was a lot of electricity around . SAGnTARlUS (Nov. 23-Dec ____________________________________________________ I — . - 52 51 to others' anARIES(MarCh 2l.AIl19)A strong, much offer 8 Doclrirro language 34 Movie spool peak 16 Ex-soldier 56 City ii Florida 9 Literary genre 36 Clea, profit 58 Biblical town ID Cease working 40 May and June ( Coll I It Fluid rock 41 Compass I? Definite article 59 Contests of 19 Without 13 Greek !ettar reading speed 42 Round flat cap (comb dorm) 60 Prevents from 18 Masculine 72 Concerning by Art Sonso le rs 53 Himalayan 20 On the deep IE BORN LOSER -_ ____ form) Modern I Byllerald Services 19 14 Violin maker of 52 Before (comb 15 Red Sm'l'th: The Salesman Of SprReturned ingtime Has -- - ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL A 42 Concrete Cremona I HOROSCOPE 1J 39 Deujhter of Cedrru ACROSS wArr AE WXTCJ4E6 __ ________ rnswer to Previous Puzzle - - -, ' .z r �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 1, 1I76 Too IVP-In 9th Five U Ilk Thi A'uiiakd Prc Lti d Lu- Iun ii*1 k ni (lie 16th. But the big play, accord. ing to Martin.the Yankees' manager, came In the 10th when, with two runners on base, New York third baseman Craig Nettles dove to his right to knock down a line shot off the bat bat of George Hendrick and It Into a torceout. Billn Marti said the big play camey the 10th inning. Frank Robinson said there shouldn't even have been a 10th InnIng. The New York Yankees, trailing 6-I after eight innings, erupted for live runs In the ninth, then came up with rive more in the 16th to beat the Robinson. the Indians' skipCleveland Indians 11-6 Tuesday night In the longest American per, took a dimmer view of the Leaguegarnesofarthisseason. matter. Sandy Alomar and Thurman "We shouldn't even have Munson had two-run singles for been in the 10th inning," he said the Yanks in the ninth and Lou when asked about the play by Piniella finally snapped the tie Ntt1es. "We should have been ik ninth and then in the clubhouse." Elsewhere in the American League, the Boston fled Sox heat the Detroit Tigers 5-3, the Kansas City Royals defeated the Texas Rangers 3-1, the Chicago White Sox blanked the California Angels 5-0 and the Minnesota Twins edged the Oakland A's 4-3 In 11 innings, Milwaukee at Baltimore was rained out. The New York-Cleveland game was one inning short of the St. Louis Cardinals' 17-Inning. 4-3 victory over the New York Mets April 19, the longest In 16th game in the majors this year. in Sparky Lyle, 3-1, pitched six scoreless innings of relief to get the victory In the minute marathon. Indians starter Fritz Peterson, staked to a 5-0 lead In the first three innings, tired in the ninth. With his team ahead 6-1, l'eterson allowed two singles to start the inning and was relieved by Dave LaRoche. Red Sox 5. Tigers 3 Rick Miller, getting a chance to play regularly because of Fred Lynr's shoulder Injury, drove In two runs with a basesloaded single with two out in the Beat ninth inning to lift Boston over Detroit. The Tigers had rallied for three runs in the bottom of the eighth - - their first runs in 31 innings - to tie the game. Royals 3, Rangers 1 Amos Otis hit his seventh home run of the season to tie Cleveland's George Hendrick for the American League lead and Al Fitnnorrls scattered seven hits to raise his record to 5-0 for the Royals, who moved into First place in the Western Division, 10 percentage points ahead of the Rangers. Cleveland White Sox 5, Angels 0 Bart Johnson stifled California on three hits to record his first complete game of the year and his first victory since his initial appearance of the scason. Pat Kelly's belted a threerun double for Chicago, and [lucky Dent drove In the White Sox' other two runs. TwIns 4, A's 3 Dan Ford singled home pinch-runner Steve Brye In the 11th inning with the winning run for Minnesota. Twins starter Dave Goltz went all the way, scattering seven hits. \, \ / ,T i \. LECTFO ro ,PIl'a,?' .eca.q,o 6-cl/I/ic G'olP ((-7y1fg' cl/r'EP'N6, e',v ol/3,9A' /I)2 o,1Y 44 'oru., 'th'/ M,qFa . // - ii I ___ ___ I -. RUD '. 11. . . ale q4 Head ,.. .. Jai-Alai Pro Basketball , OAHO Jefs2 Baseball i3if - WHA lifflI SCOREBOARD Chicago S. Calfornha 0 375; McBride, Sit., .365; DoRadet. Mark (1) 300, 2.00; 3. Red 1. ROdOIfO (71 10 0;. (Kucla); 1. Justafrost Dvoraceli); S. FOURTH WINNIPEG AN - Getting period with more hard work, Minnesota 4, Oakland 3. II in. 3.63; Monday. Chi, .341 ; Symbol (3) 1.40; 0(14) 110.00; 1 (4. Nobe(GiIi); 4. Beau Sabre (Sica). 7. 9.40, 1760; 2. Molina (3) 6.80. A.40, 3 a rest before the start of a cm- fast line changes and by push. 5) 300; 1 2:09 W Crawford, GIL. .340. (yes Dream t5lr'); L Tallow Paco (3) 500. 0(31)1*4 10; NATIONAL LEAGUE Today's 0IS clal ies can always help a ing ourselves." EIGhTH - I. Mario (CIart) (1) RUNS-Monday, (hi, 33; Rose, 1)10.20; DC) 11 7) 1)15 80 (Brdges). East Milwaukee (Cotborn 23) at Cm. 31. Schmidt, Phi, 79; Morgan, 780. 300. 2.60; 2. Sharp Cricket (6) NINTH - I. Pines Bluff FIFTH - I. GaldosBoniguen (1) team - but the Winnipeg Jets Kromm said most of the Jets W L Pct. 08 Baltimore lCuellar 1 3), (n) Phila 19 8 .701 may have gotten too much of a were edgy during the last few New York (R. May 21) at RUNS BATTED IPI-Kir.gman, 280; 0(61) $600; T (76-I) 1134 60; Neely), 3. Rlteway Ralph 470. 310; 3. lsasaEIorri (1) 4.80; 0 Pitts 19 12 .613 2 Cleveland (Dobson 141. In) good thing. T 2:10. days of practice and were not New NY. 33; Monday, Chi, 29; Schmidt. III 7) $2910; P 112 7) $107.10. (CUIPI4IIII; 4. Shadydale Timbre York 20 II .588 2'? Boston (Jenkins 25) at De NINTH - 1. Westerns Bev (No Driver); S. Senators Tina phi,29; Gnilfey. (In, 27; Cey.LA, 25. SIXTH - 1 BObMandiola (1) By the time they lace off sharp In their final practice Chicago II 15 .43* 7"i Iroit (Roberts 31), (n) HITS- Rose, Cm, St. Cardenal, (Phillips) (5) 10.30, 6.00, 780; 2. (Rau); 6 Dandy Thing (Taylor); 1. 1110, 1020,5 60; 2. Zubi Lorenzo (5) Thursday against the Aeros at here Tuesday, before heading Montreal 12 17 III I Oakland (Torrez 11) at Ken. Chi, 44: Monday, ChI, 13; Montanez, Taylors Farvel (3) 3.60, 3.70; 3, Spanish Ellie (Myers); S. Racso 600.3,20; 3. Galdos Pace (3) 3,10; 0 St Louis II 20 117 8' 545 City (Splittorff 23). (n) Iouston's Summit in the opener to Houston. Bonnie Flyer (7) 2.20; 0(35) $16.60; (Selders). SF. 42, Garvey, LA. ii. (1 5) 1.62 20; P (1 5) 125240. DO (2 4) West Minnesota (Blyleven 32) at 12; T 2.00:3. DOUBLES-Zisk. Pgfl, TENTH - 1. Speed011i. (M. of the World Hockey Associ1)51 SO "TheJctsmadeshortworkof Los Ang 21 13 .61* Chicago (VuCkovich 0)). (n) Madlock, Chi, 10; Garvey, IA. 10; TENTH -I.MY Boy Joe (ROPuI.V) Crank);7. Ocala Spice (flridges);3. SEVENTH - I SoianaPaco (3) atlon's championship finals, their opponents in the Canadian Cincinnati 30 13 606 ' Only games scheduled Cardendl, Chi, 9; Milian, NY, . (6) 1 00. 200 2.10; 2. Enough Time Hazel Nut (Petersen); 1 Kenwood 1980,7 00, 5.40; 2. Apraiz Molina (6) Diego 17 IS .531 3 •.- they'll have had an 18-day lay- playoffs, but we have other ThUrsday's Games TRIPLES-D.CaSh. Phi. 5; (5)13.30,4.20; 3.OcmulgeeGem(3) Jim (Myers); S. Freeze (PhillipS); 1 20.860,3. BobArrieta (2)5.20:0 HoustOn iS 20 .141 6 Boston at New York, In' DParker, Pgh, 5; WDavIs, SD, i; 300; 0(561151.60; 1(6- 5-3)1200.00; 6. Meadow Challenger (Slader); 1 off since winning the Canadian ideas about this one," said Atlanta (1 6) 144 00. p 4) $101 40 12 fl 353 9 Oakland at Kansas City, In) T 7:09 Turner, O, i s Tied With 3 - I ApraiiBoniQUen Bones Demon (Kur?zworth); S. EIGHTH Division title. Houston veteran Gord.ie Howe. San Fran II 33 .321 10 California at Texas. (n) A - 1096; Handle $91,107. HOME RUNS-Kinigman,NY, II; Caroline CIgary (Nielson). (1) 14 40.610.2.00; 2. OrbeArrieta Tuesday's Results Minnesota at Chicago, (n) Houston fought through a Schmidt, Phi, II; Monday, CPu, I; 3 9.20. 3.60, 3. Mutilta Mafidmola San Diego 7. San Francisco 6, The Aeros will be without TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Only games scheduled Cey. LA. I; Cedeno. HIn, i. tough seven-game semifinal (6) 600. 0 (3 7) 14060; P (7 3) Ii innings FIRST 1. Barlo'.VS DUIChIII STOLEN BASES--Morgan, Cm, against New England before center Larry Lund, who injured $1590; Big 0 (36 with 31) 1271.20. Chicago at Montreal, ppd, 14. Cedeno "In, II; Griffey, Cm, 10; (Vandervort); 2. Towaliga Mist Q. 'beating the Whalers to take the a shoulder in the series against rain NINTH - 1. Boniguen (6) 13.20. J Mangual, Mon. 1. Cabell, Mtn. 7 ; (Sica); 3. Hobbys Changer S20. 510; 2. Orbe (7) 5.20. 6.20; 3. DAYTONA BEACH Philadelphia at New York. the Whalers, and Kronun said Becker); 1. Chief Heather (Gill); .Jnited States Division Buckner, LA, 1 Ilasa (1) 1.00 Q (6.7)143.20; P 116 7) TUESDAY RESULTS DecIsions)- Billie E. (Peters); 6. Worthy Robin While that was going on, the that has to hurt Houston. "He's Pod. rain (4 PITCHING 517010 Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 1 NBA Playoffs Lonborg. pn, 50. 1000. 1.91 (Seiders); 7. Western Scott TENTH - 1. B.arqumnPecmna (I) FIRST - 1. SotosEdward (2) Jets spent their idle time prac- the key on faceoffs," Kromzn Atlanta 3. HoustOn 2, 10 in Semifinals Matl&k, NY. 40, 1.000, 2.81 Rocker. (Bourgeois), I. Chris Gold (Kucla). 3320. 540, 1.00; 2. VtctorSutton (13 080. 020. S20; 2. 8oL or enzo II) nings said. "They'll miss him offenSECOND BesI-of.? Seniii 1. Palomlta Stardust 710,300; 3. Pgh, Si, 933, 2.22 Koosman, NY, 4. ~ ticing. IberGoros (4) 3.20; 0 100. 320; 3. Ibar Sutt on (3) 580; 0 Los Angeles 5, C.ncmnnatl 0 Tuesday's Result The extra couple of days sively and on the power play." , $(), 309 Strom, SO. 41, .000. 3.50 (Rau); 2. Miss Bernardston (I 2) 1.45.00; P (2-1) $16010. (4 0) 520 10; P (II) 562.70; DD Is 8) 1 ,(,iF 71-*M7~~ &Z - _5 r4,? vFf,4f r,4R c_, 'yq .',9 ,,y ,q1 I, Much Rest For by Alan Mover A GLOVE STORY WednestlaV, May 19,191"A Evening HIald,SaMO. Fl. ' I Bunt Fails, So Robinson I i:S4, ~ . - Today's Games 50, i 2. no, 2.56 Carlton, (O'Kvlley); 3. Marion Sleet (M. $141 60. SECOND - I. Mario-Diaga (I) Phi, 3), 750, 4.70 Christenson, Phi, Crank); 1. Alton Byrd (Gill); S. Top 36.30, 6 20, 3.10; 2. Sofos Gos (1) ELEVENTH - 1. Mutilla Paco Reward (D'Amato); 6. Crazy Goose 3 I, .750. 367. (6)2080.5.60.6.40; 2. GaldosMolina 3. lbarE.'ward (3)'.00; Q (Van Deventer); 7. Slick Bullet STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, (3) 3.60, 5.10; 3. Jorge Goodwin (7) (I 4) $26.20; P (11) 1106.90; Big Q P.Nlekro. All, ; J.Richard, Htn. (Filipelli); S. Queen May (Johnson) (12 with all I) $136.60; (12 with all 1260; Q (3 6) $31.60; P (6 3) 17410 THIRD I. Meadow Lusty 4) 54) o 42; Montetusco, SF, 40; Lolich, NY, TWELFTH - I. Orbe Sarduy Ill (Adniance); 2. Chickenpicker 79; Ruthyen, All, 39 960, 600. 7.20; 2. Solana Boniguen THIRD-I. lrDava (3)7.00. (6) S60, 160; 3 5454 Egurbi (1) (Thompson); 3. Minor Beau 880. 300; 2. Mario Ovy (1) 8.00. (hering); 1. Singing Sam (BOres. 600; Q (6.8) $41.10; P (86) $150.90; 340 3. RetaDiaga (2) 500. Q. (13) nak);S. Floor Forcing (Johnson ); Big Q 13 with 68)11,01100. S36,40; P(31) 56340 Ocala Eagle (Jef ferson); 7. SPdy ,' No games scheduled Atlanta (Ruthven 11) at Los SEMINOLE Lois (Pennell): S. Camden Bonnie Angeles (John 121, (n) Thursday, May 20 TUESDAY'S RESULTS (Bourgeois). Winnipeg at Houston. first Cincinnati (Alcala 2 0)at San FOURTH -1. Betsy Girl (Gill); 2. Francisco (Montetusco i 7). In) game FIRST - 1 Rudy Adams (Bill MISS Sharon Ruth (Wilsey); 2. 1i Sunday, May 23 Thursday's Games Spriggs) (3) 140, 300. 2 10; 2. Sand y Sampson Flight (Wyatt); 4. Cur' Winnipeg at Houston Pittsburgh at St. Louis Doll (1) 4.60. 300; 3. Royal Lobo (5) Jubilee (Kimball): S. Judo. Floyd Tuesday, May IS Houston at San Diego 3.00; 0 (31) $12.40; 1 1:36:1. D. M. Regur); 6. Ocala Butler i's Houston at Winnipeg Philadelphia at New York SECOND - i. Little Jodi (Dennis (Wingard); 7. Dick Walnut Thursday May 21 Cincinnati at San Francisco Bourgeois) (6) 1020, 100, 100, 2. (De.,scr); S. Travel Wa, CTat'", Hcuston at Winnipeg Chicago at Montreal, () Cool Hand Luke (I) 1.60,300; 3. J M FIFTH - I. Beatrice Way Friday May 7$ Atlanta at Los Angeles, (n) Captain (4) 020; 0 0 6) 125 SO; T (6 Regur); 2. Victory Rally (R. Neely) Winnipeg at Houston, if flC 14) 5622 SO; D.D. (36) 1.3400; 1 3. Diamonds Lad (Whayland); 4, (V essary AMERICAN LEAGUE 2:17, WASHINGTON (AP) - A state where officials want a Conestoga B. (Kucla); S. Mighty Sunday, May 30 THIRD - ). TiOgasGrace (Harley Senator (S. Clark); 6. Kingly Hal East new special House committee baseball team for the New Houston at Winnipcg, if nec Phillips) (3) 6.20,410, 200; 2. Ocala (Rau); 1. Dee Fnlskey (Flllpelll): S. W t. Pct. GB (_17 . _)~, formed to investigate proles- Orleans Superdome. 13 ;0 643 c-.sry New yk Pinny (3) 8.60. 3.80; J. Rollick (Ii King David (Ormsby), Tuesday, June 1 i: sional sports can be expected to 15 14 .517 3'? 320; Q (2 3)123.00; 1 (321)119600; Passage of the legislation Baltimore SIXTH -1. Peoples Chore (H. Le hiin Winnipeg at Houston, if nec T 2:10.1. 13 14 .181 1'? Van); 2 Manna (Roy); 3. More begin work almost Immediate- creating the committee came Detroit essary Mmlwkee FOURTH - I. Flying Hank Rc..'. (Wilsey) 1.1; 1. Byrd K. 11 13 458 5 ly, with an emphasis on base- quickly Tuesday evening as Cleveland (Brltton' (1) 1.20,280,260; 2.Ocals (Ruggles); S. Knowing When I) 16 .140 5'., ball, congressmen, anxious to ad- Boston Bonny (6) 1580. 4.60; 3 Diller W (1) (Serbes); 5. Knowing When (Sir. 12 16 479 6 4.20;Q(16) 151.40; T (16-1)1591.00; bes); 6. ACindy (Raul; 7. Sitar West Minor journ for the day, cried out, *l._ Ken CIty T 2:10:1 II 10 643 Hanover (Komers); I. Dee Dum Rep B F Sisk D-Calif., will "Vote! Vote!" while Sisk and Texas ur.4N FIFTH 19 II 1. Cardiff (Hysell) (5) Greet' (Kurtzwonlh). be the chairman of the FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE 'I) 13-mem- his Republican counterpart on Minnesota 880.400,260; 2. Navy Admiral (7) IS 13 .552 7' SEVENTH - I. Irene vo N.rThqr,l Divisisa ber committee which probably Oakland iS 17 .469 5 the floor, John Anderson of II.. W. L. PtCI. 00 110.380: 3 Imoulse (213.40:0 (57) (Aldrich), 2. Strong (Kurtzworth); 10 16 .385 7 3 Glenora Duke (Hobbs); 1. Mindy Tampa 13 606 - 52710; T IS 7 - 2) 1163 80, T 2:10.1. will include Reps. Frank Ilor- linois, attempted to explain the Chicago Lakeland SIXTH - I. Adios Duchess Nib (Rau); S. Stoney Kay (Phillips); California IS IS Ui 13 23 .361 9 ton,R-N.Y., and Gillis W. Long, Si Petersburg 1517 .161 1' details of the legislation. (Filipelli) (1) 16.80, 6.10, 360; 2. 6 Joshua (Strong ); 7. Twin Jays Tuesdays Results D-I..a. Milwaukee at Baltimore, ppd. W.nler KiVefl fl Satelite Son (7) 3.10,2.80; 3. Captain (Ovoracek); S. Buddy Hope In less than 10 minutes, and 21 10 577 - Riddle N (1) 300; 0 (121.20; 1 (17 (Thompson). Get a $1 cash refund ' Miami orton was co-chairman of on a voice vote with no dissents, rain to is ste s 4) 5753.60; 1 1:36:3. New York 11, Cleveland 6. IS Ft Lauderdale EIGHTH - 1. Jasen Herb when you anHad hoc congressional panel the measure was approved. An innings W Palm Beadu II *1 WO S' SEVENTH - 1. Brockpur t Boy cr1 (Rau); 2. Burns Guy Pompano Beach 1221 241 tO (11~ (Udell( ) 990, 440, 300; 2. Fargo Boston S. Detroit 3 f) v Dolly Jester seeking the return of baseball to hour had been allocated for (Beresnak): 3 purchase Tues"y's Remits Kansas City 3. Texas 1 Mimi,. Pompano Beach Washington, and Long is from a debate. PRESTONE II Fort (.audefda'19. Welt Palm Beach S ______ Homers - . fit The Associated Press innings. Two games were rain- struck out three for his third home run into the center field into center and scored when field doubled with one out off ed out - Philadelphia at New victory of the season without a pavilion. Wynn's hard-hit grounder loser Randy Moffitt, 2-2, and, Home runs can be either a York and Chicago at Montreal. loss. Braves 3, Astros 2 bounced off Houston shortstop after Doug Rader was walked surprise or a shock it deDodgers 5. Reds 0 The Los Angeles right-bander Jim Wynn's run-scoring Roger Metzger's glove into left intentionally, Kendall grounded pends which side you're OIL Rick Rhoden fired a three- broke a scoreless tie with a run- single In the 10th inning pro- field. to Speler. His throw to second Bill Robinson surprised not hitter for his first major league scoring double In the Fifth in- vided Atlanta with its victory Padres 7, Giants 6 forced Rader but the relay to only himself but Just about ev- shutout and had three hits and ning, only the third hit off loser over Houston. Dave May led off Dave Winfield hit a one-out first was late and Winfield, runeryone else In the ballpark Joe Ferguson slammed a three- Jack Rillingham, 4-3. An inning the Braves' 10th with a double double and scored on Fred ning all the way, heat Willie Tuesday night when he blasted run homer as Los Angeles beat later Steve Garvey doubled, to right-center field off Houston Kendall's force-out grotnder in Montanez' throw home. Butch a three-run homer in the ninth Cincinnati. Rhoden scattered Ron Ccv walked and then reliever Mike Barlow, took the 11th inning, lifting San Metzger, 4.0, got the victory In to help the Pittsburgh Pirates three singles, walked four and Fcrguson slugged his fifth third on Jerry Royster's single Diego over San Francisco. Win- relief. beat the St. Louis Cardinals. To tell the truth, he really -; i--- "I'd Pro Hockey tile! S T.,fl,i,Vu5 ., 9)' 5FCv'f/'Y y ,qS/ tb'PFR, '1 ' , . -1 C,9II6ORY fIq, -0 -01 .__ fJ St. Louis relief ace Al Hra hosky forced Robinson to swing away after getting two strikes on him is a power pitcher; he throws a lot of fasthalls," said Robinson. "It seems that as hard as he was throwing, that was as hard as was swinging and trying to hit it. When I had two strikes on me, I just said Well if !strlleotft I'll still be happy.' (But) home runs always come when you p ' .- c(1"U . ,, . 0 . '' .19 . , . -' -• •' .1 I *?4 .. • .. ') \ <( ( <'.,, \ ~I. . . ~, . • - .a- I. -.- . -- . Tampa S. LikiiCnd i Welt Palm Beach of FortLaud.rdau, In the other National League games, the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 50; the Atlanta Braves stopped the Houston Astros .3-2 and the San Diego Padres W=ed the .an rrancisco siianLs i-o m ii Sterling To Fight ROME CAP) - European middleweight champion Bunny Sterling of Britain will put his boxing crown at stake against Italian challenger Angelo Jacopucci in Milan on June 4, the European Boxing Union has announced. i . .IiWi BACKFIELD AI IN MOTION Indy 500 - to Cromwell, right,, steps ahead of Oklahoma's Greg Byrum In a hurdles event of the Kansas Relays recently. U the names are familiar, it is because In addition to running track in the spring, both carry the football for their schools in the fall. s ee, -- Rookies Few - As D INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The crop of rookies for this year's Indianapolis 500 is likely to be Dwindle D fresher test. It sure makes it harder." The younger Sneva eclipsed many of his brother's records in winning the Canadian Amencan Modified Racing As.wclation title In 1974. He won 30 of 37 races that year. One of the pollsters cornmented, "It's a shame, really. That kid really knows how In drive a race car." Gehlhausen's probable status is contingent upon repairs being made well enough and fast enough on his damaged McLarcn. "We should have it done soon," advised 1975's top rookie In Iridy racing. "I'm not too worried at this point." Al least 20 other cars are considered potential qualifiers this weekend and observers forecast a spieled ofl80 miles per hour will be needed to Insure a starting position in the May JU race. Foremost among drivers not already In the field Is 1969 winncr Mario Andretti, who should be a cinch. Other likely prospects are Steve Krislloff, David Hobbs, George Snider, Jerry Grant, Sheldon Kinser, Bob Harkey and Lloyd Ruby. Gordon Johncock had Tuesday's top practice speed at 1.994 m.p.h. 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Sic 21 13 61$ 11 14 14 2 Is IS '45 2'i ii 20 155 5', Tuesdays RuIti Ian TIME AND NONU WITH OUR 'lAST 10 APPLr LATEX PAINTS NOW ON SALLJON ALL YOU lOtUS VALUES! - ._,,,_1 •____h_ 1k bald Palmer left with a 100-knot laliwind, which should help him make up some of the Four hours lost on the flight between Colombo, Sri Lanka, and Manila. Campos said the (cur hi'ija dId nut affect Palmer's personal goal of 60 hours. SI P.lersburq at W.nl*, Haven, Orlando Savannati ,g -eIt - Dollar Days Coolant PLUS any one coun, or the sing-a-ng L,keiwid at Tampa Charlotte AR78-13 11.25 45.00 33.75 t MONThEAL (AP) The Canadlar. &nate has formally congratulated the Montreal Canadlens for beating Philadelphia in the National Hockey Lcaguc's Stathey Cup p1zyoff. The Senate action Tuesday followed bya day similar cun grtu1atiens From Canada's House of Commons. "Let us mist that the PhlIa deiia group and Kate Smith have learned a Ism." Whether you enjoy top fo SOUTHERN LEAGUE Kansas University' s Nolan JCPennv M i c hig a n Ccnadfens Gain Royal Greeting i0L5 * OUR SEMI-ANNUAL NATION-WIDE SALE TRWYEST 1 pretty lean unless ideas and conditions change drastically by the weekend. Only two rookies, Vern Schuppan and Bobby Olivero, are among the 23 qualifiers so Palmer ' s Flight far. Among six other hopefuls, the one cunsidered the best prospect, Jerry Sneva, doesn't even have a ride at this point. Goes As Planned Of those who do have cars assigned to them, Spike GehlhauMANILA (API - Golfer Ar- the-world flight by an executive sen, who crashed in pre-quall. lying practice last Saturday, is nold Palmer took off through a jet. considered the only lightning shower into the Palmer and three compan"probable." fringes of a typhoon today to ions left Manila alter 60 mmBilly Engelhart Is rated "poskeep his red peppermint-candy- uteson the ground during which striped small jet on a record- the veteran golfer chatted on sible" but all the others, inbreaking course for an around- the telephone with President eluding Janet Guthrie, are considered "not likely" ía an InforFerdinand E. Marcos, a golfer, mal Associated Pres.- poll of oftoo; was garlanded by pretty 'icials, veteran observers and girls, and serenaded by a other drivers, mandolin band playing Filipino Sneva, 27, brother of front row qualifier Tom Sneva, oach Quits "' "We',p ripht on the 60-hour passed his rookie test Last year YPSIL?NTI, Mich. (AP) - situation right now," said 'xit is beizig asked to take a Eastern Michigan football Palmer, referring to his goal of "refresher test" this year beCoach George Mans has reaign- making it around the world in 60 fore being cleared to practice at ed in a surprise move after hours, including time on the speed and qualify for the field, ground. serving for two seasons, "The refresher is the big The 35-year-old Mans made problem," Sneva advised, r goal Is well within his decision known Tuesday In a "They've divided the driver's hours and 9 minutes Logged by a letter to Ath!etk Director Altest In two 20-lap halves this business Jet arourd the world LB bert E. Smith. year. Before this it was in four 1966, the standing record. 1966, Mans served as an assistant and the refresher was Palmer headed for Wake only the rmal i0-1ap part. Now at Michigan Tech and the University of Michigan before he Island, 3,000 miles further east its the final 2(Wap half. went to'Eastern Michigan two of here. "And not very many people years ago as head coach. No here (eel they can afford to put He would have to pass over 50 m!les on a car Just for a resuccessor was "innounced. the Marianas where.seven E. C ,, . Miami at Pompano Beach "The pitch was just whcrei Hungarian" for his flamboyant 3" Car Care . .-, V ., . Prestoiie :1 f !IIh. Leagues ( -&, . PrOtCct Now &aI1I$t Suiiiiner BoIl.ovel!s . . % 7'aVRA o I ' '' Harness Racing _Sp rts 'Team qR . \\ , House Names _' 11 ' ' . tried bunting and that Boston 91, Cleveland 07. Bo$ Philadelphia (Christenson didn't help us mentally In our Krornm also said his Jets will 3 ton winS series 42. 1) at New York (Lolich 21), preparation," Winnipeg Coach have to pay special attention to In) Bobby Krmnm said. "One of the Acros when they have the Chicago (Burns I 4) at Mon two things will develop - we'll man advantage. "We'll have to treal (Fryman 12). (n) Pittsburgh (Candelania 32) either besharp, fresh and ready defend very well against them at WHA Playoffs to fl y, or we'll be rusty. because they've scored some- (n) St. Louis (McGlothen 43), Finals Best-of.? Series Houston (Cosgrove 12) at 'Hopefully, we can stay close thinglikelOpower-play goals in San Diego (Spillner )5), () Tuesday's Games until the middle of the second the playoffs." ttUNiL VIII. SUPE4 SlDE 10 r,uj-'l .. . 14131 070.14 - $29.31 . .. 530:92 53041 H70.14 070-15 Hio-is $.31 70 Plus Fed. Tax From $1,3 To $3.04 .. G"14 1..:::::::::HH:H SUPER .'oIDE 60 41'LY NYLON 140-14 ................... GoG-;5 ..................$31.4 Tax From J40.13 ................... 140.1$ ................. 1212 To 1334 Plus Fed. 5.337 I �IOA-Evening Heiald, Sanford, Fl. Despite Bad A 'Win With Children Heart And Raising Six .0 'Win with Women' is the theme of the Florida Women's Political Caucus state conference, Friday through Sunday at the World Inn, Orlando. Political women from around the state will, attend, as well as the national chairwc.man of the Women's Political Caucus, Audrey Colom, who will give the keynote address at a luncheon, Saturday. In keeping with the Caucus' top priority for 1976, the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendement (ERA), awards will be presented a banquet Saturday night to Florida legislators who have worked for women's equality. At least one man, Rep. Dick Bachelor of Orlando, will receive an award for his pro-ERA stand. Awards will also go to State Legislators Lori Wilson, Elaine Gordon, Gwen Cherry, Elaine Bloom, Gwen Margolis, Helen Gordon Davis, Karen Cc,olman and others. The Women's Political Caucus has vowed to run opposition candidates against every state, county and local official who has not supported women's equal rights. A spokesman for the Caucus states that the strategy for passage of the ERA in Florida is to "remove opponents of the amendment from the legislature. We feel a necessary qualification for election to the legislature is adherence to the In fact, Lilly is engaged to a Ms. Weiss also feels that her more mature than my other coming a lawyer has been a didn't mean anything to my Weiss, who now works for a with me. It's difficult For a ,,When I finished law school,! li'r long dream for Elaine Weiss much younger fellow students, Niagara Falls finn, believes woman with a divorce on her decision to go to law school was children were at the same age," student who graduated with her had reached the top of mind or a man with a tax prob- beneficial to her two youngest she points out. "They have mother, and that can be some- thought! and after surmounting such which was a real surprise to her age was an asset. mountain. But now I can see the situation, problems as a congenital heart me. I was really accepted and "Clients assume I have been 1cm to discuss the situation with daughters, who still live with definitely benefited from thing of a peculiar mountains in an attorney for a while," she a 25-year-cld, even though he or her - Lilly Breitweiser, 18, and meeting my friends from law Ms. Weiss admits. "I've gone a whole range of defect, raising six children and included in their activities." being involved with from being just a friend to a the distance, she adds. When it came time to look for says, "and they are much more she Is equally qualified. That's Elaine Breitweiser Jr., 14. running a household while atschool and tending college, she has finally really want to do it," says the new attorney, who still has two __________________________________________________ W.I children at home. "You have to GLYCERIN w—I studying ;. attending .. 2n d i g Wee k . 1W I'd 2! PACK 12 ___ j 290 R.giody 49( —. - Married soon after graduation, she gave birth to three boys and three girls in the space of 11 sears, despite the danger - I I L invol~cd in pregnancy because ~ I k 15th 0 sit called, entered college at the age of 31, graduating from Sta te University College at Buffalo in 1968 and went to work as a After one year I decided it was not the career for me," she ... X. ..: TE N N1 S It I : 39 X. 3 I ...;. I i" earn more," she says. So in the fall of 1972 sheen ' SOI 1 1 • powders IT 89C ____ ' 0 1 , C3~-:R:E:E~f 01 , 'IT-Regular or with iron ... now 100 with 30 FREE' • TOTAL 130 .V.. I 2 iii:ii school, and they were sub- X.:.. ....:.X. II college and much more demanding "I I school there is one exam at the end of 'a". 90 9 -11millm through 22. 1976 ..... I'ILJ RigIorIy , 0 . Redwood-stain pine. With glass froat. :::*: .*.: I .... .., ..... ~-... .1 RACKET REG. $3 88 eenager Swim Mask SEA 299 Court Star has fiber ,-..., r c.,.,,t 129 GULL tinted large; shot. ,...-.,j ,,t..,., .-,i,,.., r -- ..-.... _- oz. tin. Reg t,ai, % .% KirI Y ' .. .... .... .. .... ....: .... .... ... ELECTRIC Gets fires off to fast clean stortl •__ :" $2.69 ... / V - /Y 1 9 ¼J/ 49 — • s - . ~L .... Sale! 8 .54&1 !::~~% _ . . . i! A I . East still is East and UMal .,, So these days the twain do meet on common ground. The world's Iar9est clothing exporter — Hong Kong - premieres N N , a,malr,r vanrla West, But L'1 _ii'It1.t1i its latest line for the Number One customer — America — complete with balloons, gongs, symphonic mood music and a six-foot orange and silver draaon. ONI COUPON PSI CUItOMIS •• A KLENE" " 'IQ.,..f' I 7 I . 39 1 %~ -, . IN % limit 0141 (0Q0C4 Pie "%tc'.11 :I .N -sourtou,r~ % AW4rAW1ff1r1r4FW1q~~1-11FF;ffArA rAVffArJr1r1ffWW1A ~ - 5 -. f -. I ,I -. . ~,7, 22-OZ LIQUID P.. ulFu 11. iYIO I - "4 r,, - i. - -.. ' . RrcJloiIr etc s popular Florida Tech' faculty ensemble will be presented in concert on May 16, ________ _______ ___ ______________ 74 _____ • - _r - ---_ liMit -Sstem. - . . - - - . , " was a - ut cream - their children discipline them. Why do you suppose he gold earring in it, and you said And contrary to common belief, doesn't send her a bill? you didn't know, but you'd ask. "to discipline" does not mean "SILENT PARTNER" Well, I know why I wear a to punish." It means 'to DEAR SILENT: Maybe she little gold earring in one ear. (It teach." paid him. In cash. happens to be my right ear, DEAR ABBY: My husband DEAR ABBY: A woman in however.) It's to show people ear Ni C'CN III %ii 1 * CANNED CHICKEN WHOLE 50 01. NET WEIGHT - 89C JUST HEAT SERVE!I i• : .4 . 1976 i 1 flAW614111. •.'u STRAWBERRY PRESERVES I. Limit I. May 19 through 57C May 22, 1916 t.,IusJy 'Mii Gala Beats Gong For New Styles (1 [1I.1iI- % 69c ONI COUPON P11 CU513611 NEW YORK - You can't mailing for mnonth.s, could pick two of knickers with knee socks tunic appears, yet ;,i;un. In go past. In a different tempo, var)ing lengths. accuse the Hong Kong Trade up duplicates, But the Council can afford it. print peasint dresses are Development Council of For the last movement, As one of the releases atates, shown, with and without everything that defines the skimping. A women's Wear Daily . Hong Kong is now the world's pinafores and aprons, once over term "ethnic" struts along the reporter estimates the w hole largest clothing exporter, pants. catwalk: Indian and South The city looks, movement American motifs, togg!es, shindig this spr ing - the first selling more than V. billion of Hong Kong ready-to-wear apparel in shops around the two, is called "The Uniforms." tassels, boleros over long tunics Wi th all the mili tary bearing over pants: quilted tops, festival held In the United world." Her best customer, America, they can muster, the models sashes. headwraps, laceup States - cost them at least buys clothing 'at an annual parade In gray flannel and gray espadrilles. $20,000. suede: pleated skirts, double At a cocktail party in New rate of $,000'000." Just one thing: How will they to cornSo what's it mean breasted blazers and, again, top this next year' York they actually handed out albums of a symphony the mission a symphony for a belted tunic tops. An occasional Council commissioned (or a fashion show and run off a few straight skirt appears. In fact, morning gala fall fashion show. albums' It keeps the musicians although clothes for fall are still big enough for you and a friend, On the way in to the Grand working, anyway. In the "Four Movements for a a return to the body Is sneaking Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria, filled up to its tiered Fashlonalbe Five-Toed in. Knits, "the nitty-gritty of the 4boxes, Council representatives Dragon," by Carmen Moore, Kong garment Industry," dragon the four movements correspond Hong handed out tiny gold s the year of the dragon, to Lite clothes, svon by white, are highlighted next In sweater pins. It ' dresses worn with vests, and Oriental and black models. you see. Country looks In corduroy swedter coats wrapped over the press table, And over at any newsperlon who escaped earth tones comprise the first straight skirts. Soft angora in the tonnage of press releases group. Belted tunics top white and gray, nubby wool glossy straight pants which are tucked plaids in grape and shocking full-color, and magazines the Council has been into wcern Loots and a pair or pink. The range Is wide and the ' . iMi o'.s COUPON '(I Ci.(IOMII . E:J 1 I $E- ' - ~~ -' .a ' I 4 ..) )) IT i •C S'1 I I j I It' çj j j' 'T-1'1' 1')YI/X\('yH1LAfV7Ik3 ' 1 ~ I e 26 Pure Ground Beef Patties _,~,, W / -~ Iv- — '".", __ ,, '. -~"'~ r ~- _ I'L. ~-F~' ,-~..,- , ,, '0 11~___t ~ ' t - ~11,~~,101 - * 1~.4~ -A""-t o" li ~~,,-kj ~~i, __"6~ , ~I . . , , 1 , ., ', ._~,I1 , I i L - 5 Lbs. Center Cut Pork Chops _3111, 6 ~, 32 Fish IN Batter . r . zI r 1 . ,,~~,~, "L ~'~ 6 ,f -. --i"~ " , . ". . 1 h p - QjQ tIQ( I 'N:, I41rI'E.]1 7 . " ONI COUPON P51 (U$?QMII . j Ile minister was disgu:stud, bdalnthisithicouri,i Regular 1.19 l mit niIed,At oe point, whn announcements were made over the loudspeaker, there was so much commotion from kids yelling that no one could hear M B R A N C E I! me kept trying to grab off my and glared, her mother just - Memorial 5 Lbs. Drumsticks hee, Rglawlts, 23 50 SALE PRICES MAY 19.25 Surf burger 4 1/2 Baby Beef Liver Lbs. 4 Lbs. 3.90 3.95 May 31 Day, Honor the memory of departed loved ones with a Memorial Day message in this newspaper You may compose your own a memoriam. or ask the assistance BEEF-LAMB-PORK-POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK IF WE DON' I HAVE WHAT YOU WANT WE'LL ORDER IT PHONE 322.2374 HOURS: Mon.-SAT. 9 to 6 of frier,dly Ad - Vi sor , We should receive your rnesiye not later than S p.m.. Friday, May 2$. 15 WORDS $2.00 Add4lc For Each AddLtlonl5Wrd CALL Sam's Portions '-".1. i. -' 3,, 'S Library To Open Library - . earring. When ! turned :rouzvJ H CASSELBERRY - The Seminole County South Library is scheduled to open May 17 in the Seminole Plaza at 1792 and 4. Free Library cards will he available to rcsldents of the Orlando Library System's Liicounty service area. This will be the newest. library in the Orlando-Orange- . near us who .. _ AN - • -. •' owns a garage, and I keep his Montana wrote asking you why that I am "holy-er" than they. books and send out the bills, her husband had his left MANNY IN There is a woman who lives pierced so he could wear a tiny MANHATTAN u..0 uil u has owed us a bill church to show them off, but tosay amiything.Ileshouldhave for over a year. I sent her one 4' they don't discipline them. told the mothers of those unruly on the first of the month ia year - '' One lit tl e girl a bout 18 months children to take them to the ago), but she ignored it. old did everything but swing bathroom and give them a good My husband told rue not to from the chandelier, and all her learning experience! send her any more bills and just mother did was "shush" her by What do you think? I am. . . to forget it. When I ask him . 1. "-'1 putting her fingers to her ups. HOPPING MAD IN why, he tells me to mind my Her brother ,about 8) kept I'OCATELLO,IDAHO own business, She works and so (N, E stirring her up by poking her, 1 DEAR HOPPING: I think does her husband, so they can't and the mother just gave him a you're right. Parents who love be hard up. Few dirty looks. -'/ E AtherchildsiWngbehind ' - % /I. - il 29 • . .. A 'th,.# C_1_ - i_iii Workshop At FTU '- - -. '-, ' By BIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I just read in a local newspaper that it clergyman urges a ban on babies attending church. After what happened at our church last Sunday, I have to agree with huii. Today, parents dress up their Al. - -- at 8:30 p.m. in the Music Rehearsal Hall on campus. The program is free to the public. M es'nbersnf the group include Patricia Stenberg, oboe and recorders: Sabina Micarelli, violin: Gary Wolf, piano; and Lee Eubank, string bass. All are well -known to Floridians as outstanding teachers and performers. Basically Baroque ensemble was organized In the fall of 1973 and has been in popular demand since that time. The ensemble will be joined for the eve ning by two guest artists - John Borg. viola, and John .Norton, clarinet. Borg is principal violist with the West Coast Symphony in Sarasota and Norton is presently a graduate student at F11J. The progrwn will include works by Prowo. Teleznann, Loeffler and Prokofieff. '- R9=ader Endorses Church Ban On Babies At Services -1_,....1...__.-. 14 It'.-0 ____ - ' ) . M _. ..sP.1 .% .% 3 limit .r .. -:--, - '. F acial tissue 9 I - -'. -HOSE -%, ~, 1 Full I year warranty 1 — , ' - Choice of fotlous flavors' -- . .,..-. - ORTHMORE %' :: Model 77VP gj/ ~~::% I RADIO 0, \ Reg. 15595 - ONI COUPON PlC CUIIONSI TRANSCEIVER :~i_..: Ak J-j- 1 3 - £ Lu li~l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -, . IL2 cup sugar FROZEN FRUIT Carolyn Bistline of cup Wa oil Longwood, is doubly lucky. She 1 pkg. cream cheese CLL_ 1 cup pecans not only has a fresh vegetable I can evap. milk 4 eggs ''I garden in her ba ckyard, but a Juice of one lemon 'z pt sour cream husband who delights In I can fruit cocktail . I tbsp. butter cktract •'u!, whipping up an experimental 2 heaping thp. sugar . t Add all ingredients together I dish or two. "He makes the best Nutc, if desired and mix well. Grease and Flour \ salads," she says. Cream the cheese, with milk, 3 cake pan. Pour ' batter Into a Her husband Fred was a add sugar and lemon juice, then i ,: tube pan. Sprinkle top wi th ba ker in the Navy, which ex- fruit (drained) and freeze. _________________________ • mixture of: 2 tsp cinnamon and plains his interest in cooking. Serve on lettuce with mayon-: 2 tbep. sugar. Pour other half of t "He helps me freeze some of naise or serve with whipped -batter. Bake at 350 degrees for the garden vegetables and cream for a dessert. Serves 10. , " 55 minutes. Allow cake to cool assists in making jelly From our \ •s. _______ for a few minutes, then Invert 21~411 ________ own grapes. I probably r LETIUCE SALAD u1It. , onto plate. Serves 25. wo uldn 't even bother with it, Tear lettuce rather fine - . OLD FASHIONED he didn't encourage and help, Fry ba and add to lettuce . " CHEESE CAKE she said. (strain grease first) •g,: -, Crust Teaching at Altamonte Add a new onion and boiled egg ~_._ 1'] ,. -. . -; 28 Honey Graham crackers lementary School keeps Mrs. yolk. Cut up egg white 1 tsp. confectioners sugar Bistline pretty buy, so she L. ____ separately, and mix with bacon ,. I stick oleo doesn't take time to experiment .. . . '.,. . grease and vinegar with cooking. 'I look for short o - . Pour sala d an d , -. . - ipkg.kmon jello and sweet recipes, she con-sauce . . e L..flI - water tided. "My micro-wave oven .V. WEST INDIES a,.When filling :s almost and slow-cooking pot come -in ',,. . BANANAIIREAI)tDark ccageae ,ssip, then add the handy also. The oven Is great ) . following I 8-oz. p. cream for warming leftovers. 3 large, v ery ripe bananas cheese, 1 cup granulated sugar, It lb. margarine ( o r butter t Mrs. Bistline admits she I tsp. vanilla, 1 tsp. almond 1 L didn't learn too much about 2 eggs extract. Last, fold in I average 1 cup brown sugar (dark) cooking before she married. size can Carolyn Blstline uses homegrown Pet milk which has vegetables In her menu just didn't pay attention to my I cup flour Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) been whipped. Place 2-3 crust I rounded tsp. soda mother. Meatloaf bo the on bottom and sides of pan. Add ',UtS, if desired only thing! could make, and it's filling. Then, place last of crust still of my best dishes!" she Bake at 350 degrees for 30-35 Serve warm, with or without mix on top. Chill preferably Blend the bananas; laughed. butter and sugar. Add eggs, minutes. Test by touching in the whipped cream. overnight) in refrigerator. 'i have developed an Interest flour and soda. Fold in bananas. center, should be springy. S()(.lT40MECAKE Serves 12. . . #',fIrI CITI Ii.I'4 ZENS Relative Power - I pkg. Duncan Hines Butter Cake Mix -. ' 1 83 Limit19 Ihru 'X/ .:::,% .1. ~ JOHNSON MESSENGER •23 Channel S All Solid State I..,~.., .. ~. : -1 ~-. ... :X: ...*1 ..... ...'. W - :~.% .'1. ._ .. .. ______________ Lett ersGal ore. ______________ A 11 .- ;2— ." LL'I _I_lii_ A GALLON' . ::::: ... ..... Charcoal Lighter an easier. The studying gets easier but the fear t.c still UAIC ::: - \ 11 7 ' I .0 Model 133A - . l -_ % II J\ or Cherry Rudyard Kipling? -- I Fred's help," she said. I.. ja 1 S& -- . :i,-r,-. &. Z-,"i 'h41. Reg. 22 9 h11 j •.,s, '' trip I NO. 79 ..-.. con I 77 L_ Assorted ~~ Stationery - •... .: IRD FEEDER, i.-!:t;k:,-';1111 :."'. : But there was one aspect of tier return to school that turned Anti Perspiran?, 8-ox plus 2-ox. FREE. 10 ouncesl I.N . ..... ... '' I n. #"#i re Req 11 -. semester, and it becomes a matter of life and death," she explains. "The fear of failure pervades your whole body at : , ,, Box 12 : f 0 X* ... .... .. is There was also the adjustnttolass school itself , which she found entirely different 1 — ~ - 1159 sorce a trauma, an no ter how much either party wants it, there is a period of adjustment that difficult' FC..R KIDDIE BATHTUB FUN. Foam Soap in can. ______ i dk RIGHT GUARD Rig $10 - Americans Proud' for R.cdbook magazine. political beliefs, joining with other women and men to participate Elly Peterson has served as assistant chair of the Michigan in politics and policy making at all levels of government. Republican Party, and as organizational director of the Michigan All persons running for public office are invited to attend the Republican Party. She currently serves on the advisory board of state conference and makepublic publictheir their views at the Saturday the National Women's Political Caucus, as a member of the noon luncheor. meeting. The public is invited to attend the lun- President's Advisory Committee on Consumer Affa irs and as a cheon and the banquet Saturday evening. Tickets are $4. for the public member of the International Women's Year Comm,.4310n. luncheon and $15 for the bannut Interested nercnn rnv h.iv The sinale focus of ERAmerica is the ratification the by writing to Florida Women's Politi cal Cauc'is Amcndemnt. ERAmerica was formed in February of 1976 Treasurer, June littler, 3021 N.E. Tenth Dr., Gainesville, Fla. as a na tio nal coalition of churches, labor unions, and cIvic and 3i0l. Tickets will also be available at the door. women's groups who have endorsed the ERA as a top priority. National chairpersons of ERAmerica, Liz Carpenter and Elly Within the past year It became clear to these organizations, as Peterson, will speak about their organization's efforts to ratify well as to individuals throughout the co untry, that an independent the Equal Righ ts Amendment at the banquet. na tio na l ERA campaig i was essential for ratifica tion. Ms. Carpenter Is the former executive assistant to Vice ERAmerica fulfills their request for political leadership at a President Lyndon B. Johnson. During the Johnson Presidential national level to unify the existing ERA programs and draw years, she served as press secre tary and staff director to Lady together the available r eso ur ces of expertise for maximum efBird Johnson. She currently serves as a Democratic National fectiveness. Never before has a campaign of this scope been run Committeewoman and vice president of Hill and Knowlton, an for ERA ratification. ERAmerica will mobilize and coordinate international public rela tio ns firm. Ms. Carpenter has written the best resources available from national organizations, state "R uffles and Flourishes," an account of her White House years, coalitions and political leaders throughout the country to reach and currently is producing a Bicentennali series on 'Wha t Makes the common goal of ERA ratification. in cooking, but only because of By EIJM NICHOLS herald Correspondent %\ v Lsl)II4dJJlJA'j -- ..... ..... mind into gear for studying," says Ms. Weiss, who returned to CRAZY FOAM IIi fuiltime student, but once again her husband separated two -ô 0rRW1-~F4rW1WAW1ff1ff0ff14F0FA ______ 9 I ' - . _____ t.or --Z-0 4 oM" £ Avocado or Strawberry FooTSoAP I :: * ..:: ... Am you ready Limit 1 bottle, May 19 through 22 1976 only *:-:-' :- 111111111111111 Homegrown Vegetables Spark Menus AnacinTablets FAST Wednesda y, May 19, 1176-1 5 Cook Of The WIo e Bottle of 100 137 II Apricot Green Apple ::. REG $2.79 ..... X.: .. Foot Misery' OHSO ...... sibilities had increased sig- York at But falo law School as a II A people." The Caucus has developed a 'Ten Least Wanted Senators" list of state senators up for re-election in 1976 who voted against the ERA in 1975. The Women's Policical Caucus is 'a niultipartisan organization composed of women and men from all walks of life, _ F 0 I ________ ________ ::.: (LiquorClosedSunday) ___________ ! ~ - . a Soak Awiy (ARTH BORN SHAMPOO ___._._ ...... " I 1 1,j11 ._. ITfr j :• PHone-323 9190—RX 32) O20 ____________________________ ____________ III coming an attorney. She was not. "My employer advised me to go to law school if! wanted to i - STORE HOURS MON.SAT4:20 A.M.-9 P.M. SUNDAY- 10 A.M.4 P.M. :-: %.:. .... step closer to her goal of befalolass firm and after several yearswith thefirmherrespon. WALGR(tN CO., 1976 Right reserved to $ntlt qusntltles on all Items. Some r.gulor prices qvoia.ci may vary a' om• Any others are our low everyday Walgr..n P )CSI. took f the At Adv,rt,s#d Signs n 0 Stor es Ampl.$tSth$havIbISflOVdIIid,bUtIIOl4ttOVOCCUrS,$.I our Cashier for a RAIN -CHI CK on any r.ord.robl. tam teacher. recalls. "I was used to running other people's lives to a considerable extent and I was not used to restrictions." Her next job brought her one I basic principles of equality for all. ,any legislator who doesn't believe in equal rights under the law for the 53 per cent of the population who are women is not qualified to represent 53 per cent of the population, and should be replaced by someone who believes in equal rights under the law for 100 per cent of the r..i ~~_-_ _ ; ZAYRE PLAZA SANFORD SALE PRICES TODAY thru SATURDAY Umit.d4im. Sal. Prices or, Indicated by S44/ Weiss, as she prefers to be l Letterhead from Women's Political Caucus stationery makes plea for women's equal rights ___________________________________ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII When the youngest was 2, Ms. imit a,,, coupoi P11 CUIIOMII - I I I - 6, 19-22, 1976 'i family from s -I.1 ::*;. .~..,-;*.,-*'.*,. ::~..'... . -'. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. from all economic levs, employed in and outside the home, of all at II I!1l:1, I WOMFN Caucus Goal Is ERA RatiIs f ication - re3ilzed it at the age of 43. IsTheme Women IV "orney Woman, 43, Realizes Dream Of Being An Atf mother-in-law," prospective BUFFALO. N.Y. (AP) - Be. expected "Lilly and Elaine are much them." her age. "My age a position with a law firm Ms. apt to discuss their problems just the realities of life." she says. -. - r 1, Wednesday, May 0, ism 322.2611 or 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Evening Hendd - " - ;7); C.;.'r, 'V ,\ is.- ''I.Ya.cr -' e4'ij �Wednesday, May 19, 197kIB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 28—Evening Horahi, Sanford, Fl. Watermelo n: Slice It, Drink lif ()r Eat lif With A Spoon Wednesday, May It, 1975 ! ... A slice of watermelon onabo( earned its name well. Remember, even the most shopping for a whole water- sherbet and effervescent WATERMELON FROSTED This summer, lil' those past expert melon pickers have melon, select one that's firm, gingerale. When preparing this L1 large watermelon American treat. But did you and to come, Americans will difficulty choosing a ripe symmetrical and fresh looking, summer refresher, sup out all Ipint vanilla ice cream know that in arid parts of Africa enjoy many cool slices of this watermelon, 50 a good Idea is to with color characteristic of its the seeds from a large section summer's day is a popular rcje. - - a* .-.- and IN Near East where water universally cherished, thirst- buy at a market were cut variety. Check to see that the of the watermelon, then use a Cut watermelon into chunks is scarce or undrinkable, quenching fruit especially on melons are sold. Look for good lower side Is slightly yellowish small melon scooper to make and remove seeds. Put through watermelons provide essential picnics, red color inside. Black seeds where the melon contacted the the watermelon balls. As a food mill to make about 3 cups fluids and are a vital, staple Here's some Important tips indicate that the melon has soil as it grew. But if the Un- gorgeous to look at as it Is to of clear juice. Divide among 4 food' The watermelon has for watermelon shoppers: reached maturity. If you're derside is quite pale, the u&elon drink, this cooler makes a tall glasses. Scoop '2 cup ice - • doz. A is probably immature. wonderful party dessert. cream Into each glass. Nobody needs instruction on You'll want the melon juice in Makes: 4 servings. how to slice and eat water- the luscious Watermelon melon, but (lid you know that Frosted to be beautifully pink WATERMELON COOLER this fruit makes a wonderful and clear. If you don't have a 2 cups watermelon halls Place under preheated broiler ingredient for all sorts of food mill to achieve this effect, I cup blueberries mr minutes. Melt remaini ng 2 summer dessert drinks? If you then just press the seeded 1 pint lemon sherbet tablespoons butter. Stir in buy a whole watermelon, why watermelon pulp into a 1 quart gingerale. cheese, bread crumbs and not plan to eat half of it as strainer, working over a bowl, chilled basil; sprinkle over tomatoes. usual, and make up delectable until all the juice is extracted. Divide watermelon balls and Return to broiler. Brown cool drinks with the other half? Topped with a delicious scoop of blueberries among 4 tall lightly, about 2 minutes. Serve Try a Watermelon Cooler. It vanilla ice cream, this drink glasses. Add a 12-cup scoop of on toast rounds. Garnish with combines the flavors of fresh will win you raves and start a lemon sherbet to each glass. anchovies, if desired. Makes 6 fruits watermelon and new traditton of watermelon Fill glasses with gingerale. portions, with cool lemon eating in your household. blueberries Makes: 4 servings. Tom atoes Tantalize Tastebuds 3$.., 0000 botH. 8 lvod $ 9$ 1303 39 can rs.*69*4 ate - 0 5303 3 can 10#000 `1049 000 in 5303 42 can ,090000090*00 as....3 11014 99$ Co.. .up., Del Mont. 39$ 5303 COAl 3 kop.frult "Cox- 391, 0000060000 for MiraCur. 1 Bacon .............. emium Tru-Tender Sliced Liver 79. ' ins $1 (3-54b. avg.) Jess Hams...... nn.rStvl. ,l.lb. ,. 996 land Franks.... tmport.d Bon.ku d Hams.... 21h, can ........ smium SizzJ.an kfast Strips...... 12...i. 131 I ' smium Asserted Sausage , 996 n 'N 5cr,..... $-SL • e .mium Sliced (Bologna, Pickle I Aaf or 011visi Loaf) IIERBED ITALIAN SAIAI) DR E.SS ING ted Sausage.... V 1' rB..f Style (Serve with Baked Beans) yland Fran k s.. ,,. 79 1 teaspoon salt 'i teaspoon sugar 2 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning 1 teaspoon minced onion 1 clove garlic, minced . teaspoon grated lemon rsmlum Tender-Grown,Gov't-Inspict.d, L1 teaspoon coarse groun d black pepper Teo-thlrds cup olive or Ie Fryers.............. 49' up Fry.rs.............. 1. 59' r Breasts with i,. Ib r Drumsticks 99' r Thighs .............. .99' B r Wings ................ .59' r Backs & Necks P. 19s 6alad oil rm -- -' 30C ADC, REGULAR, tflemHouItuu5urnIlp DRIP. FINE, ELECTRIC PERK $1.39 .. " ,25i (PLEASE, LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY)i EX 1 tablespoon flour 2 cups chopped fresh j]Gren Stamps RA tomatoes T 1. Bufferin Tablets 36-cf. six. (laps,,W.,M.yI5, 1 teaspoon salt t • 1 teaspoon sugar 3 slices toasted white bread, 575 A -cut in '2-Inch squares 1EX YR IfIJI'WGreenSfamps ,-,,...,."...,-.",. Johnon 's I Baby Powder 24-oz. ,• tI • ' 4 EXTFA J 1fITj]4iiGreenSfamps • Bes-Pak Garbage Bag* 20-d. pug. L rerfoo tor Udng or 5alads, U.S. #1 Larg. Yoliow Spanish Onions...... 3 11. 29 'Start Your Day" with U.S. #1, Florida Whit. Grapefruit.. 5 Items :$1 SAVE 33c, Pktsw..t French or Regular Cut ', Boat Th. Hoot with L.monad., Mod. with CaIifarn1a (200 size) Fresh Lemons .......... Fix A Dish of Calory Stalks, Radishes and Fresh (2 bunch** per pkg.) . 59 69 Groan Onions .......... Z 39 Top Your Salad with Marie's Drsulng Blue Cheese................ ' $1" .. Frozen Spinach........ s Green Beans.............. 4 '1 -------SAVE 12c, Pktsw.st Poly Bog Mixed Vegetables.. 210"L 69 • . SAVE 29, Serve with HollandaiseSauc., Pktsw..t SAVE 3k, T,asurs Ida Bz.adad p'e. 'I" Miniature Shrimp.. R., 'I" , 1 1 6 Wind.x Refill 20-ox. battle Iap.. WW. M.yis. J1 19761 $100 COMPLETER SAVE 20c, With Lemon Butt., Sauce ______— ower i WHITE! OFFONANY Broccoli Spears ........ 3 : $1 Gorton Sol................. only ---- — - - — - - -flee- TRA . ei&J4GreeaStampsP ITENI • • I May 20. 2o • •." ''" - - - - - - - - - - - - - — - - — U ih Othir of Mom E E tclud: ing I :co Prøduc AIRWAY MEAT California P . Jiffy Honey Date Muffin Mix or Blu.bsrryMufflnmix 2 tog. pkgs. l.jIii Wed . M..,le 1975$ -- EXtRA nn — ---ees I) J - ' 3 large tomatoes 2 tablespoons lemon juice l teaspoon salt " teaspoon ground black pepper 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, divided L cup gr ated Cheddar cheese 11 etc soft bread crumbs ' teaspoon basil leaves, crumbled I rounds hot, buttered i g .5A(PD ¶YO! MON.-WED. 8: 30-7:410 THUI..F I. 1:35.5:10 SATURDAY I$.7011 I 4WGreenStampsp '"(O,.. S.D PwIO.Sl 04 le Glad Food Storage lag. 25-ct. plug. EXTRA PU t)l Ix THIS AD GOOD AT 1141:21t LOCATIONS ONLY- JwGreenStamps _.,.. ,_, ,•..•.S• 6' 1 iam LONOWOOOVILLAQCT*_LONGWOOO SCM Tetisy Tea logs Publix1 7 - - -- a t , . - . - aS t.' W4 w2ö 15751 seeeeeaae.e.nefl..ee UNDERBLADE L.B. ROUND P Roasts English Roasts C BONE L.B. ROSS CUT L.B. .28 133 $ 1.18 i ARMOUR * PORK VERIBES T If A I 5 ALA iI Boiled Ham , I IA BONELESS ROLLED No 9c KITCHEN FRESH Potato Rump Roast 1.29 ,,. LB Salad PT I I Short R s ib SPICED LUNCHEON, COOKED SALAMI, BAR-13-0, OLIVE, DUTCH, OLD BAR. FASHION LOAVES AND HALF POUND PICKLE PIMENTO 93 ALSO AMERICAN YELLOW 8, WHITE CHEESE Corn I I - Chuck Roast 10 EARS QUARTER LOIN- Pork Chops L.B. CENTER CUT PORK Loin Chops 78; Pork Roast L.B. BOSTON BUTT L.B. $ 1*28 $ 1038 $ .98 $1908 89c Lettuce HEAD YELLOW 3 LB. BAG 59c 'LARGE BELL I L.B. CALIFORNIA Onions I BLADE CUT LB. Pork Steaks FRESH PRODUCE ZELLWOOD I 1.38 98c LB. L.B. S. Luncheon Moats 1 LEAN MEATY LEAN MEATY HORMEL SLICED TO YOUR ORDER Peppers 3 Poaches EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 33C FOR 37C LB. CAGLE PRIDE USDA GRADE A Bar BQ Sauce------------ a Corn on COb !N----- 79c FOk 4W M KRAFTS SALAD DRESSING - EIGHTH WEEK TO ADD PIECES TO YOUR TRIDENT MULAMINE DINNERWARE THIS WEEK'S SAUCER FEATURE SPECIAL WITH $3 PURCHASE 29c ALSO THIS WEEK WE GIVE STICKER Moo COVERALL COLLECTION FAIRWAY MARKETS 30C ION MAXWRU 1.39 I PAInwAy MARiCET EXPIRES MAY U. Whale------------------ 48C Cue Up or Split-------!,_B-__58c` LB FLORIDA PREMIUM LEG OR L.B. 58c Breast Quarters FAMILY PACK, MONEY SAVER HUDSON Paper Towels 49c JUMBO ROLL Breast, Thighs Drumsticks ---------- LIQUID ~88 LB. Crisco Oil----------- 240Z. OSCAR MAYER $ OZ. PKG. PETER PAN 99C Peanut Butter SUNSHINE Bologna ------------SLICED __69c COPELAND Vanilla Wafers---------FRANCISCO 16 OZ. 59c Vienna French Bread6SC -ia1.09 Dinner Franks -------FAIRWAY FARMS Bacon -------------- BIG VALUES PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS! PROCTO R IV RY O COFFEE ILI. CAN ONLY WITH THIS COUPON AND U.SI F OOD OROUR — 15 Miracle Whip----- FOR YOUR BONUS BOOK I 49c GREEN GIANT RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS ] I :11 1 : lAfl:1 FRYING CHICKENS KRAFT FLAVORS GEORGIA EX I 14A where shopping Is a pleasure Roasts Shoulder BROILED CHEESE-TOPPED TOMATOES se_a___________ TRA 11MGreen Stamps 1-0 $2999 COUPONS A,S&C ARE WORTH 501 STAMPS ON PURCHASES UP TO 145.00 OR MORE. 1a1..W.d.M.y1ö, Z AIR SAVE 25c, Pktaw..t Loaf or Chopd p. - In a medium saucepan melt butter. Add onion and green pepper: saute for 3 minutes. Add flour; cook and stir for I minute. Stir In tomatoes, salt and sugar. Cook and stir until mixture boils and thickens. Stir in half of the toast squares. Pour into a greased 1 quart casserole. Top with remaining toast squares. Bake in a preheated 375-degree oven until hot and bubbly, about 15 minutes. Makes 4 portions. WITH PURCHASE TOTALING USE THIS COUPON WITH OTHER TRIPLE margarine L1 cup chopped onion " cup diced green pepper TOP VALUE STAMPS HEADER COUPONS FOR UP TOIOO STAMPS GOOD AT FAIRWAY MXT. THRU MAY 25. $511 2 tablespoons butter or $1.69 ------ 00 22° 2 tablespoons water SAVORY STEWED FRFSI1 HEADI EXTRA 3 • TOMATOES (iapr.sW.d.M.y3l7O) - I vinegar In a container with a tightFitting lid combine seasoning and oil. Let stand for 10 minutes. Add vinegar and water; mix well. Lightly spoon over Tomato Medley Salad. Refrigerate remaining dressing. Makes about. 1 cup dressing. / ITRIPLL it cup lemon juice or cider • - - DOMESTIC SLICED DID, Fresh, USDA Grad. A S - Hold tomatoes at room temperature until fully ripe. Cut into one-quarter-inch thick slices; set aside. Slice green pepper into strips and cucumber into thin slices; set aside. On a large platter arrange tomatoes, green pepper and cucumber in strips. Spoon herbed Italian salad dressing over vegetables. Let marinate for 10 minutes before Sprinkle with serving. scallions. Makes 4 portions. Cuts.................... '-.'. 59' MAXWELL HOUSE 1-lb. c a n toast Hold tomatoes at room temperature until fully ripe. Cut tomatoes in half. Place in shallow pan, cut side up. Unbble i teaspoon oi the lemon juice over each half. Sprinkle halves with salt and black pepper. Dot each half with onehalf teaspoon of the butter. TOMATO MEDLEY SALAD 3 medIum-sized tomatoes 1 green pepper 1 cucumber is cup herbed Italian salad dressing l,1 cup sliced scallions or green onions * 4 e, Have you been making full iivii iuisiuwt: U tue tomatoes you buy are not fully ripened, and they probably will not be unless they are locally grown, ripen them at room temperature for several days and this will help develop more flavor and tenderness. You can wrap a tomato in a sheet of newspaper or put it into a brown paper bag to hasten the ripening process. Once ripened, keep them In the vegetable crisper until needed. Tomatoes, of course, make great medley salads but they also are a perfect dish when served stewed or broiled with cheese topping. $01 I '79 n.bL, ICE 1 1 -9A 1 .28 / �45—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'A Wednesday, May 19, 1976 ALL CHASE ~% IFSANBORN 0 THRIFTY MAID GRINDS PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCIOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, ' BRIVARD, COLLIER AND VOLUSIA COFFEE Limit two -pk.. w/$3.00 or purchase cud. cis.. Limit 1 with $3.00 or more Purchase excluding ci,.. $109 SLICED PEACHES re c PACK ICIS "., Wn.0 l $129 : I Twin ' WHOLE FRYERS A92c Sliced Bacoii. 'I'. Fryer N.cIis or $129 Fryer Backs 19C . . Stew Meat ••• W.O Pgund All Beef, Regular or Thick Sliced Bun.ki, Bottom 3 RØIJM Roast- Boiogna . . . . Call Liver. .. 1*1111 . . U S . wtIt 9 Slicedkinl., D.vqined LB Amen an Kosher Bologna or 12o,. 148PKG. ruuuu Shrimp BQ ogna •.... PKG. 1 411. $119 PKG. I.tb. Mayor Sliced. Regular or Thick Smokies Sausage . . .. . • • BL I AG L Swill Pro", Or Suzean . . • •• PKG. L. $119 • 69c Cinnamon Rol I s 59c Muffins10-cou • • • • 12-o,. " ICE CREAM 2 LB. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 F. FIRST ST SANFORD 286I DELANEY ST ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (ENTER 1610 EDGEWATFI DR 117 SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO ORLANDO MT DORA HARVEST FRESH HARVEST FRESH I'EI\ (1't") MUSH ROOMS "Ll jo jj ' vll $169 16o:, . . . . • 79c I y 69 Thrift Maid "1I SUPERIRAND DINNERS WHIPPED TOPPING 2 lo-... PKG. / 49c MORTON GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE 01 CREAM PIES NIBLETS CORN ;I ASTOR SPECKLED SUTTIRBIANS OR PIE CRUST BRUSSELS SPROUTS 0-01. C 2 PKGS. fit. HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA RED BLISS 79 C f( -' I U FRESH ALL PURPOSE HARVEST APPLES PINIIII'1.1~ 5 MJTCH APPLE PIE 99 00 2C 69 7 LB. BAG V MRS. SMITH'S APPLE OR 5 & , • POTATOES 'tt NXI, 69c 13-... CUP 11-z PKOS. l41 • 69C ti't, ce Milk . . S119 LB. MORTON (ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM) ! $229 PKO. HALF MORTON FRIED CHICKEN C.ockin 0 od English k.tone ColiIo,niu Collage '-ia - ' - 99c MORTON CAN CAN r $129 I CANS 9" Sliced Bacon eese Misses . 89c 7oz. $119 99c Pillsbury gris Mild or Ta 12ot. Pica. LI. djvj. ORANGE JUICE Cop.l1nd Regular or Thick Sliced Vga. PKG. Sunnyland Hot or Mild, Fresh I rr.miutn Frunks...... Gwoltn.y Fran s 0 Salami . . • • • • Fr. ch Fried S Oscar Mo rof 19 --1 \ ASTOI S. 1 Boneless Beef 10 Chuck `1k 99 LB. CARS Calif. Roast is 4 to CU BE STEAKS S. CHOICE 10-12 to. AVG. Bo nitlf-as Beef BONELESS BEEF ~ IF , 7 p.m. - - . SHERBET OR - ------- ------ CHOICE) Hickory Sweet(2•IS. PKG. $353) - 9 P.M. 1W PRODUCE!W S UP kR BRAND YELLOW CORN USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH ViOlIN SUNDAY CANS ___________HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA '/ SATURDAY 9 a.m. 20-22 9 am. 3$ 9 Crock,n nod irnoIn, Potato Chii,s ., 69C or (reamer . - 29-ox. CANS Mat,. MONDAY GOO MAY Ll,,,i 3 with $5.00 .r more Purchase excluding cia,. 6 1 6-oz. CAN Colt., in NEW STORE HOURS PRICES HALVES (1 =FISCHERAWl BEER Wednesday May it, 1974—SB Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. SAO 99 26-az 0z -a PIE PKGS: 1 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA --- BELL PEPPERS W ASTOR M SHORTENING Limit 1 w/$3.00 or more purchate encl. cogs. 3 39 dr KRAFT MAYONNAISE Limit _99c__ FOR 9 1 w/$S.00 or mor. purchote excl. cigs. HARVEST FRESH TOMATOES1- LB. 32-ox. JAR 39C CAN Muffin Mix COLOATE INSTANT REGULAR OR LIME BACTINE $1 ,59 TUBE TWIN PACK DOUCHE . CAN "i. SUMMERS EVE PIKO. 67 DAIRY SPECIALS ZODIAC GLASSES, 12-az. SIZE 39c "ç 39c S DAY ROLL ON SdON DEODORANT i. s-... SIZE 5 9c CHILDREN'S BAYER ASPIRIN 36-CT. 39c - ASTORIA cø 9c / 'S 7 OIL I Chet Boy At Doe, B..lc,,ons B..Iog.tte.B.if Ro,.oli. & Built & 7"z oc. c. Ll•I._i — i_-j // !•' - . SIZE / r-'1 Quantity Sweetener. Bit $163 Sweetener 55c Sprinkle Swee, 9" Tea Bags .. 53c Pilltbu'y 10 Iqud , , STI P,il,burt h20, COTTON SWABS 200.CT. S-ri,' U at JOHNSON £ JOHNSON 'I CA 60, BABY POWDER 'LEjf) • • P.11ahi,r S.,v.t 10 liquid INTENSIVE CARE •. g~°'etta t $129 Lipton 99c HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA (CI. l hi Ii LIQUID DETERGENT Pillsbury Hu.igry Mashed Potatoes . Coffee . . • . . . 't ' . . . PKG ORANGES 0 LB. 00C 99C BAG Maa*.II House 9" HARVEST FRESH IDAHO Tea Today $A39 Jack 32 a Tea Mix $1 39 1 • . . . POTATOES ,. Sunshine P.onut Bwttr Wafers • 0 • • 0 Loose Tea . . 128-ox. Uo: ' '/q' 79C pG Sup.'bsand Sour Cream... OR LARGE U 1 _ BREAD J 20—oz.$I LVS. 3 I.e Dunliny Bread Dine Daring — IS I latin Onner -• 2 L - I 99c 88c iO II Idr I SANFORD CUCUMBERS I-111KIII II I hi tIll IIII 1 I — I' I'j' 0 —a FRENCH AVE. &25th ST. 69c HARVEST FRESH DARLING LARGE FAMILY LOAF lu PEAS 419 E. FIRST ST. '4 fl Is DIXIE SANFORD 6 BAG $129 1976 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. , 0 ed )RES 114C :44 49 S / Uplon SIZE I 00 CT PKG Ricihv% '' . . . . WISK HEAVY DUTY FLETCHER'S SHAVE CREAM 4.s-.'. Cold Cups 88 . ' 419 E. FIRST ST. IIIIC FOR BORDEN'S FRESH > ORANGE JUICE 3 : 00 1 - — �6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 1L 17ö TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS Wednesday Evening 8.00 4 9' PEWS 2 6 c* FAMILY AFFAIR 7 2t ZOOM 35 MV FAVORITE f,4),flflfiJ. 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 ' CBS NEWS CM I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 BOOK BEAT (R) 9: ABC P4E'WVS 24 BOOK BEAT: lb. R Document. Irwg Wallace talks aboiA his new novel latizing*4%at czxid happen if cthzene give i essertai hbefly to pitches. terr,orwy safety. The pl01: How the FBI to take over the Lfrited States. 3S RIN TIN TIN 700 1' TO Tat. THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUI'ICH T CONCENTRATiON CM' HOGANS .srpn '7' FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 ROBERT YOUNG, FAMLV DOCTOR 7' INTERCOM 24 35' STAR TREK 730 5 2 ppj 14" TREASURE HUNT 16] DON ADAMB SCREEN TEST CM HOGANS HEROES Widow Snider (Melissa Gift,el. Borne Beitlelt) tOfriditheir beaue irdo asking them to a dance. (R) [4' 8" TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN: Guests: PMncy WajIcer, TonI? Randall (A) 9' THE BIONIC WOMAN: A Claude Raine. 1937. AdaptatiofMa,tTwstxyabouI abegga1wtd1angesplac*s with a pnnce. 8:30 24 EAI ER FORMANCES ' 'Thea'e Arnence: . sea r character play ty Gaj1j, Mckay, wirywolthe 1975 LOS AngOlesDan'CnticsAward. foAowstharornceolapoetic in 8:57 2 I? NBCNEWSUPDATE 9:00 ' 12 'rpE SRD AM) SON: 2 O1haChe, he ireaststhalLanxrdgelawtwte dentslbcuetjm.(R, OF . (6J GAMBIT M, NOT FOR PV€N OILY 6] LETS MAKE A DEAL 1130 12) l2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 14] (8) LOVE OF UFE CM (Mon., Tueg., Wed.) WORLD OF WOMEN (Thin.) ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) RELIGION IN T NEWS DAYS Wed.. Fri.) VillA ALEGRE (Tue., 1IU3) CARRASCOLENDAS (Mon.. Afternoon 12.00 2 '4 9 NEWS 6' YOUNG AND REST- LESS 24. (Mon.) ,)flj) pp (Tues.. Wed., Thuss.)LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (Fi) BOOK BEAT 35 BIG VALLEY 12:30 2 12 TAKE MY ADVICE '4 8" SEARCH FOR 11:55 ' CM) CBS NEWS ' TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 24 SCHOOL PROGRAM- l-lociak.1946, 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD Emmy Awards: the Pauper." Errol Flynn, 11 2 'I2 Y*1E 'TUNE MENTARY 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 35 MOVIE: "Tb. Pnnce arid 35: 700 CLUB CM) PAIL HARVEY (()M- 6:10 Gu&leloifallpoalrefrotTlfoi.w (Thin Oly) CBS M.A.ZINE 10:30 2) 12) HIGH ROIJ.ERS 11:50 wiiv' 24 ANYONE FOR TENof Foui NYSON? - A Cermzies-The First Poetry 10.00 2 CE L E B RI I Y 12: SWEEPSTAKES 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT: Preirpted Thin., 2' PHIL DONAHUE SHOW' DOUGLAS SI 9') MOVIE: (Mon.) "Revolt Fort IaflflI. John Dehnt Gregg Palmer. 1957. (Tues.) "30 Spencer Tracy. Van JoIweon. Pail one. (B&W) 1944. (Wed.) 30 Seconde over Tokv." Pail IWO. corn. from Tues. (Thiss.) 'Keeper of the flame." (B&W) SprTracy,KaUieHipburt 1942. (FrI.) The lervey Girts.' Judy Garland. John MEA SEMESTER "The Great Tranemon: Memaflve for the 21st Century." (Tues.) CRACKERBARREL (Thin.) øefidP assiries her iderllity to steal top seael matenal from Oscar Gort 4 CM oo cwa 241 SCHOOL PROGRAM- 8:00 CAP1AIN 4 6 . yp,jGAp,O() Morning 600 4 (Mon., Wed, Fri.) SUM- 2 12 LITTLE HOUSE ON fl.I.E PRAIRIE: Lain arid the 930 KUTANA ic Thursday eoo young fist rin arid a 6.15 6 SLJP,fAER SEMESTER 625 2 (MI,n.) WITH THIS RING (Tues.. Thurs.) JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFiLES IN EDUCAlION (Fri.) DAN GRIFFITH SHOW '9 DAILY MDRD 6:30 2 (Fri. orgy) DAN GRIFFIN SHOW 4 PASTORS STIXV 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 5:45 C SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:55 2 DETICNAL 700 2 12) TODAY (Local news at 725 and 8:25), 4 ces NEWS: 730 local news). CM POPEVE AND FRIENDS 71 SZSAME STREEr 91 GOOD MORNING AMER- 2 ToDAY INTHELEGISLATURE 11 00 6 9: 12 PEWS 2 4 CM WILD. WIW WEST 7 MARY HARIMAN. MARY I4ARTMAN II 30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 6 CBS LATE MOViE Halls of Anger. CaIv,n Lockhatl, Jeff Bridges. 1969 Dame ancerre newly de589'egated lWgh school wf,oee stuiers ttxn from fears and fnastratiore to violence. (R) 7) ULIAS. YOGA AM) YOU 9\ WEDNESDAY MOVIE: "Satan's Tnano Kim Pbvsk, Doug McClure. Story of strange phenomena that o' in a pall of the ocean where a 01 a man swvn lone shsp-*ceck and her voiddbe PAY rescuers find they too a terrible penalty. (R) 24. ROBERT MAC NEIL FIGPORT 100 2: 1: TOMORROW GM COUNTRY PLACE 9' DAILY WORD 1.05 51 MOVIE: Green 1411" Errol Flynn. Waiter Abel. 1937. 130 4 LATE NEWS 6* NOT1CIAS EN ESPANOL 1:45 4 PASTORS STUDY 21)0 2 DAILY DOT1ONAJ.. Tedious a tendency to nod off, par- most prestigious honor. By JAY S'HARBUTr ticiJiarly when clusters of proAP Television Writer Public television, whose producers or writers were cited as grams won six Emmys, also NEW \'OIIK (AP) - Okay, that's it. No more Emmy intherunningloranawardlna won the evening's no-show award, with five Emmy Wlflawards shows for me. I'm not given category. For example, in comedy- ners failing to attend the blackwatching another one until they let the troops from NBC's "Sat- variety writing, three shows tie bash at the Shubert Theater urday Night" - who won four werenominated,Sowerea total in Los Angeles. of 31 people who wrcte them. CBS and ABC each had two Emmys - produce it. And I'll only watch that if The names of all 31 were read no-shows, while NBC had but they're given carte blanche to on the air. It made watching one. fling a cream pie at any Emmy paint dry seem downright No doubt the abstentees had good reason for being AWOL. winner whose aceepta1ce lively. And mercy, was it hard to For example, they might have speech thanks more than two persons. Such flingtng would stay awake as most winners seen last year's Emmy show, have helped Monday's show on trooped onstage to thank their which proved that never in the producers, directors, writers, courseofhumanevent.shaveso ABC. Producer Norman Rosemont actors, agents anc everyone many been honored by so was urder jntriy'tinns to liven else they could think of in 30 many. I feel sorry for Rosemont, a upthe proceedings, which have seconds for making their good producer who did his best lost an estimated 10 million awards possible. The Emmyliing ran 24 mm- tospruceupthisyear's Emmyviewers in five years on grounds of too many awards utes over schedule. it might dispensing. But he was working still be going on today, nad not with a statuette version of and too little entertainment, 10 Emmy winners failed to "Mission Impossible," As the He gave it the old Hollywood try, but the result still was two show up to collect what is con- trombone player said when he hotrsand44 mlnutesofgener- sidered American television's missedhisbus,lrestmycase, ally unrelieved tedium, ed by the cry, "And the winner - T __ B BC To P rod u ce Heetherton, (B&W) 1965. Paythopath makes _____ Yeah, there were occasional cs life a height spot.s, like when Enuny '7. FMeLV FOCUS 9 BARETTA. To solve a comedy nominees Harvey Kor- senesofmejorpewelrt:ibberies, Chase broke all tradition by man, 'flm Conway and Chevy Barettaplacesstna*lnariex con. (A) 2 ominously marching up to ti'e notmced television starring Lee Grail (A) human touches, such as ue 1000 '2. 12 HAWK f'le*li (Diii Reynolde) gies Wt) hiXIl 10 brief And granted, Rosemont was TURE my to reduce the number of '9.' STARSKY APCHIjTCH: The paIr try to nail a categoriesofawardspresented on the show, a feat akin to doc$cwvvker wtto killed an cover officer. (Fl) 35 700 CLUB 1030 CM ALAN BURKE SHIYIIV zuaalng utv ui nac ut There only were 45 WV fl:3. categories Monday, compared to nearly 70 last year. But even at that, I had to fight - - iii1izesday's PLOYD INTIRSPISIS *xx TIPIAT1I ICONO $1 KOU* .0e FRI. I'*6:$ 'FAMRY N ,4 PLOT' 5:45 - I- 10:05 r GOODBYE, NORMA JEAN PLUS NO.t,ywoQO I&1S Mel wiai j in •.. fl, lIe, 0. S "•-. -.'.--. FttIfw*PP SSN _'w_. I CAl, 777171$ ) I Ivy Ticket $2.86 'I AwDFLrAMAIKIT (VII? $UNOAY C &M..$ P.M OLD DRACULA I project ever, the Officials declined to name filming of all of William Shake- possible partners, but the BBC has produced several series in speare's 37 plays. years," said BBC director of TV Is sparkle. Television Acade- "as,.., partner to finance the project. playseachyearfurthenextsix n'Jghty '9 $1.7' Vals most ambitious Brown" producer Lee Mendelson to the Late Vince G- * PEWS '&-.. its to hook up with a production has "We pLan to produce six of the by lays " an- Corp. "Charlie tribute P recent years with Time-Life, Inc. "This is a vast project, the raldi, a fine jazz pianist whose programs Alasdair Mime. "We biggest we have ever under. hope they'll stand as definitive taken and a tremendously exmusic made all C. Brown Wó4getb.exper*vetastesol a hi tastion nxel (Linda Bere'etI), aixI erz ic on $I ic LONDONIAPi-The British semi-public corporation, hopes podium when their names were And there were some warm, I? FAY c1 Class Broadcasting read. 9:30 37 BUCKTOWN I versions of the citing one," Mime said. "We Shakespearean canon which thinkitoughttobedoneandwe will last until the end of the think we're the only TV or- century." ganizationlntheworldthatcan Production is scheduled to startlnaboutl8monthson the do It." Cast.lngisacheduledtobegin $3.6 million program. BBC, a soon 18-Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS 2 12:55 12) NBC ws 100 12) SOMERSET 2 4 6 NEWS 9) RYANS HOPE 93 RYANS HOPE 35 MOVIE: (Mon.) 'Elizabeth the Ckieen." En'ol F)wi. Belle DavIs. 1939. (Tues.)'The SIslets ' Belle l)avls, Errol flynn. 1939. (Wed.) 'xdertown," Vette Das, Paid PAirt 1935. (Thits.) Wnter ieeng" Belle Davis. Jim DavIs. 1948. (Fri.) '20,000 Years in Sang Sang" Belle Davis, Spencer Tracy. 1933. 1:30 2 12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 14') AS THE WORLD 4 TURNS 9 RHYME AND REASON: Preented nm., see below. ' (miss. ordy) THEAMERICAN WOMAN: 'Portraits In GAME 9j ONE LIFETOUVE 24 (MI,n. thro41 Thin.'. LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU (Fri.) .,ER SURVIVAL KIT ROCKY AND FRIEP'F)S, ama t,asec on tte ves of p , for freedom and 4IOut thés ccurtys history. Stats indude Pafricia Neal Melba Ibre Celeste FlourTe. O0 9 $20,000 PYRAMID: PreerT(ed Thin, see 1:30 p.m. 230 112.: THE DOCTORS 14 t 6) THE GUIDING UGHT '9: BREAK THE BANK: F'e- 2 enipled Thiss, see 1:30p.m. 24' (Mon.) COLLEGE FOR C A N IN ES (A) (Tue s.) SOUNDS TAG E (Wed.) 0URSTORY (R) (Thur 5.) NOVA (R) (Fri.) KUFS SHOW (A) 35 . rence, Stephen Lisa star in thés comedy and ckatna athut a hi school rwspape editor who launches an advice to the loselomookrtoattract mere readers. 35 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (B&W) 5.00 2 ADAM 12 CM I LOVE LUCY 9 OIWGANS ISLAND: PreefT)(ad Wed., see 4:30 p.m. 35: LASSIE 530 2 12 NEWS AM BEWiTCHED ii 24 ELECTRIC COM- 9' BEVERLY HIU..BIWES 35' THE LONE RANGER ______________________ 300 Legal Notice NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that th Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County. Florida, shall at 1:00 P.M. or as soon as psible therealter, on the 15th day of June. 1916, in the Seminole County (Wed) Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, 35: MOTHERS IN LAW: (Fri. consider the adoption of the ______________________ followiric Ordinance: N APPLICATION The City of Sanford, Florida hereby gives public notice of t ntent to tile a local option and or dinance with the Public Employee RelationsCommissionoltheStaleOf Florida. A copy of said ordinance available for inSpeCtion by the public at the office of the City Clerk and at the office of the City Manager in the Sanford City Hall. The ap çihi0 will be filed with the State Public Employee Relation Com misSion on June 2. 1916. Warren E. Knowles City Manager CITY OF SANFORD, FL PubliSh' May 17, ii. 19. 1916 DEl 9? NOTICE OF SALE I. WINFIELD CREBS, d.b.a WESTSIDE GARAGE, will sell at public sale for cash on June 1. 1976, at 10.00 o'clock A.M., at Westside Garage, 2207 West First Street, Lake Monroe. Florida, one 1964 Old. imobile ID Sedan, No. i56o9oE173n9. for failure to repair and storage charges thereon. Dated at Lake Monroe. Seminole County, Florida, this7th day of May, 1976 WINFIELD CREBS dba WESTSIDE GARAGE Publish May 12. i9. 1916 DEl 62 ___________________ NOTICE OF SALE ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THAT THE PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND OPERATION OF WATER AND SEWER UTILITIES IS IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST; PROVIDING THAT SEMINOLE COUNTY SHALL HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT FURNISH WATER AND SEWERAGE SER VICE. PROVIDING ACQUISITION STANDARDS AND METHODS FOR THE PURCHASE BY SEMINOLE COUNTY OF NEW PRIVATELY OWNED WATER AND SEWER UTILITIES ESTABLISHED AND CONSTRUCTED OR THE SUB. STAN TIAL ALTERNATION OR E•XPANSION OF EXISTING PRIVATELY OWNED WATER :Z':zi :L:T: PROVIDING FOR THE nEPIrATION TO THE PUBLIC AND MAINTENANCE OF CER TAIN FACILITIES BY SAID UTILITIES; DEFINING IN. VESTMENT COST OF THE FACILITIES OF SAID UlLlTIES; TO GIVING SEMINOLE COUNTY AN OPTION, UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS, TO PURCHASE ANDACQIJIRESAIDFACILITIES. PROVIDING FOR THE AN CALCULATION OF ACQUISI TION INVESTMENT COST PURCHASE PRICE PUR. SUANT TO A SPECIFIED FOR. MULA AND A RETURN ON IN VESTMENT WHtCH TOGETHER CONSTITUTE THE PURCHASE PRICE FOR SAID FACILITIES; REQUIRING THE FILING OF CERTAIN SPECIFIED I. WINFIELD CREBS. d .a WESTSIDE GARAGE, will sell at public sate for cash on June 1, 1976, Garage, 2207 West First Street, Lske STRUCT ION COST ANALYSIS; Truck,l 0. No. R3AIOS31, for failure to pay repair and storage charges thereon. Dated at Lake Monroe, Seminole CERTIFICATION AS TO THE TOTAL NUMBER OF POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS OF SAID UTILITIES; PROVIDING FOR WINFIELI) CREBS dba WESTSIDE GARAGE Publish. May II. 19. 1916 FACILITIES AND ITS DEDUCTION FROM SAID ACQUISITION INVESTMENT COST PURCHASE PRICE; t 11:00 o'clock AM, at Westside AND SUPPLEMENTAL $ 5:30 P.M 8:00 AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon - For Lease- Service Station BAY) ONLY at 2 high volumri g locations. Cafi 322 0015 DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication 9-Good ThngS?o Eat L I n Remembrance ' Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando School of Music, is offering Honor The Memory Of private lessons In Sanford 322. (1919 Departed Loved Ones _. = 5-Lost & Found I lIT flt lit: f(I .%(.l" DEZ63 NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENItiaI THE Esecution IsSued out of and under i,. i ,, ,,,. r;.,.;. ,•,,,,, ,,, Seminole County. Florida, upon a final judgment rendered in the alu'esaid court on the 3rd day of March, A.D. 1976, in that certain ase entItled, J M. Blythe, d b a Seminole Coin Center, Plaintiff, vs Ray Clarence Pritchard and June Prilcflard. hi% wife, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Ezeution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Ray Clarence Pritchard, said property be:ng located In Seminole County. FlorIda, more particularly described as follows: One (1) 1973 Chevrolet, Black Caprice, 4 door sedan Vin. No. i69R3Yl3267l, being stored at Aitamonfe Garage 0 Allamonte Springs. Florida. Additional information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County SherifVs Depart meof. end the undertIgnd as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, will at 11:00 AM. on thC 77th day of M6y, A 0. 1976, off,r for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for Cash, Subject 10 any and all eaiUing Ieins, at the Front (Westl Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, FIo,14a, flu above deIcrlbd p., serial property. That said sail is being mad. to satisfy the termS of laid Writ of Ececution. J'.i C. $".. Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Pvølish: May .. 12, 19. 26, 197$ l%,1iI i ' • ' WITT REALTY EXECUTIVE HOME DELTONA- First area, central air. wall to wall carpet, 2 BR. 2 baths, large Eta, room, attractive kit. Stove oven, bullt in chen, refrigerator, paneled OffiCe, 2 carports. $245. P40 pets. 511 1010 ___________________________________ 3 Bedroom. I bath, family room with fireplace, large utility, fenced yard. 372 3704 after 5.30. Peg. Real Estate Broker 371 0610 322 2746 122 0779 323 7095 )BR,2ol3WashingtonAve $2ISmo. 323 101Owk days or 322 6451 week. lidS * * * * Furnished I Bedroom turn housC downtown SanlOrd Couple only. 372 2645 Stenstrom Realty - 322-6457 Longwood Groves - $1103 down, assume mortgage $35,900. 3 BR, 2 bath, refrip . citrus. $772 SO mo, $311213 * * * * 322- 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 Park Make your Budget go further. shop REALTORS ______________the ClaSSified Ad' .very day El.. CAPITAN, 3 BR. I,baths, low down. low monthly payment. Walk 34-IW)bile Homes - to schools 121.900. the foundIng Real Estate 322-2420 38-Wanted to Rent - I '76 ? Evening Herald BOX G-22, Teaneck, N.J. 07666 Want to rent building Suit6blC for all type repair work, prefer about 25'x30' or larger, near Sanford. with all utilities and reasonable rent, 3236017 days or 327 5721 eveninos Enclosed is $ ,.. Please Send me copies of 76 at $7.95 each. 1NAME I Completely renovated 3 & 4 BR homes, 1', baths, with central heat, from $10,000. As low as $100 down Look iq for a Home call Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 3222118 - W, Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 101 W. Commercial Phone3221001.Saflford 3 BR, 2 baths, central heat & ar. garage, screened back porch By owner 373 6309 ZIP rnn., ____ MONTH Iand2 Bedrooms I or Baths ALL ADULTS - EASY LIVING QUIETANOSERENE Modern Ficililias AIlO.E.KitCtleflI I pjj.'q :..i - - , - - - cMarincr's 125 1505W. 25th St. SAN FORD 322.2090 atid West of Hwy. un AtllNFloridaAve. I Ph. 323-4610 AM :J knr)1Ih 1. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 140 worth of aquarium equipment, 512. 2 good drills. $7 each. Phone 321 0913 _____________________________ Wanted. Residential $ite for Leading swimming pool. distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1916 model above ,,..s,a*,4 nni T,ii rnnii,1rAtiein given for prime location. Call 30$ 122 1220 collect. Db..,.,s SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer aiul distributor has aluminum rec tangular pools left over from 1915 season, half pric'e. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 303 635 9)51 collert In Remembrance Loved Ones With A ,._ .., 75-Recreational Vehicles 62-L.awn.Garden •CLUBROOM POOL C HIghway 17-92, Sanford 1:,! 't323-U7Oor S3l-97l7y condition. .5795 1910 Datsun 240Z, British racing green, AM radio, extra clean. BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN PH. 322-1835 77- Autos Waned LONG WOOD BUY JUNK CARS- $15 to 13$ for complete car. Call 3721621 atter 4 pm. LINCOLN -MERCURY HOME'OF THE NEARSIGHTED APPRAISER Any year lhru 1976 models. 7 days week. Call collect. 34*.71'fl 78-WtorCyCIes HAS SPECIAL VALUES FOR YOU ON FINE PRE-OWNED CARS LIKE THESE! 1915 Triumph Tridenl m3tor cydle. like new. Must sacrifice. $1295 Call today. Hacienda Motors. 373 9395. 1975 Honda, CVC CiviC, 2.000 miles. 53,100 or best offer. 3231716; alter 5. 3fl 06*0. 1973 Yamaha 175. in good shape. $300. Phone 9017754803 after 5 p.m. Orl bke, 1972 SuzukI TM 403 Asking 1350 Phone 323 1201 after I am N.W Corner of Wekiva Park Drive and Hwy Joe B McCawley Sr. Sole Owner HOME OF THE MONSTERO DELISHYOSA Pare & Unusual Plants & Shrubbery YOU ALL COME Lawn Mower Sales & Service - We Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301 W. First Sf., 322 .Ul13 '75 CAMARO Yellow Super Sharp - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 37% 3866 or 323 1710 315O p8195 Tra i let's 79-Trucks____________________ '73 COUGAR III ws,,,v 1967 Ford F 500 lIft van, hydraulic lift, air Phone 323 7340. Sell us your car or truck even if you uwe money On it. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, BAIRD RAY DAT SUN. Fern Park, 031 1310. 64-EquIpment for Rent -- -- 1972 Ford Pickup, '. ton, fully equIpped, camp Special. 52.403. 323 1155 or 6684621. Ste,im C loin your own Carpet kent our Ririsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 327 5181 _____________________________________ (ill 15 Words $2 Add lic for each additional S words Call 3222611 or 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT The Evening Herald PLANTS - Good Price's. Good Advie. Plants & AnswerS. 210 E 1st SI., 373.7677. Can't %ly on a diet? Call 3 22 0074 Moving - Household furnishings. Everything goes. '$1 Comet, 5150. Phone 322 9363. ,.." .__,.__ , .,g owner 14495 p2975 Longwood LINCOLN MERCURY INC. Home of Quiet, Courteous Reserved Service - Sales - Rentals 131-4090 Southof Sanford $533 Hwy. 11.92 at S Points 322-4164 BUSINESS DIRECTORY _________ ____________________________ -- DOBERMANPINSCHERS AKC Puppies & Stud Service Call Mr Ar.jerscii, 365 57.10 68-Wanted to BIJ'/ PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell for 30 pcI commission. Free Pick ups. Auction, Saturdays 1 p m Sanford 322 2270 Al ' C"J' aslumlnum JIUtfl9 I can cover your home *10 alum SOng I, S011il System AlSO RooIng. Gutler 20 yrs Exp Eagle Siding Co $51 9563 UsedOtliceFurniture also buy total inventories. SoutnernLiquidators Ar.opka. 88.9 liii Three 18 Cu. ft. Sale $420 Reg.$519 0ne21 cult. Sale $465 Reg, $569 One 21 cu.It, With Dispenser Reg. $769 S.aleUO Side-By-Side Refrigerators One 22 cu. I I., White Req. $799 Sale $550 One 24 cu ft., Harvest Tono Sa1eSlSO Reg.$909 One 24 Cu. ft.. Wbite Sale $150 Req. $909 One 24 Cu. It., Avocado Appliance Repair Major household appliance repair. 30 1rJrS experience. We service all make _l.i:asonable Call anytime. ____________________ Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 'tormrrly Harreett's Beauty Nook) 5191 First, 3225112 ___________________________ Concrete Pavement ork,nq Lot Maintenance- Seal.t'çj and Striping Durable Scalers. 303 Lemon St - Sanford, 123 6.141 _________________ Home Improvements _____________________ C E SHEPHERD Panting, Rcmodelin'l (,iiCrJi Wepars Call 113 5615 ________________ SaIe$960 Sanford Electric Company Open Mon. thru Fri. 6a.m. to S p.m. Closed Sal Ph. 322- 1562 2522 Park BEST PRICE BEST PRODuCT Free Estimates-li Hour's THERMO.TEK,$3; 0921 __________________ Lund Clearing _____________________ C&A Backhoe Service I na: i iedrrlg. 1.11 dirt, clay, rock. Alt hinds of digging Housetrailers stored and moved 372.9142 ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt. top soil 322 5943 DRAGLINE SERVICE Lakes dug. 1st 50'xlOQ'. 12 i1e'P, 1550. Custom work, 172 hr 363 3114 _____________________________ Landscaping & Lawn Care Mowing. edijr. Ir.:ini'iq **.lding and ferlilizing. Free estimates Phone 323 3951. Pest Control ______________________________ ____________________________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive _______________________________ 372 586.5 rr,nt Exterminating Co-Complete Pest Control and Termiting Free lnspectioii All Pest Control. 10 oc? Discount 31) 2956 _________________________________ Pressure Cleaning Mobile Home ?)ashnq &Pc,o n,,,,v Price's. Free estimates. 668.456* o..v ,. Exterior Cleaning Specialist. HI Pressure spray wash Houses, Roofs 3220779 Roofing Eipert roof repairs. Itat roots or shingles, All work guaran. BR000EPI ROOFiNG, 373. 6700 ____________________ ______________________________ Filch and Repair. Re Roofing CarFentee' repair. Fast Service. All 'work guaranteed ftont3çd II yrs exper,ence Bricker Roofing. 3 mo Sewing J ependacie teenager available for ohnny Walker Iii's Custom yard work. Odd lobs, light hauling. '40* Otters you toe ulme quality Ladies' clothing Wedoing gowns 6191 322 workmanship in your remoseiing _____________________________ __________________________________ Phone 172 74*9 ______________________ arid additiOns requirements as 5 EXPERT LAWN CARE hiS general con available in Mowing. Edging , Trimming %truCt.on Phone3fl 1192 Free Estimate's Well Drilling 322-6457 With Dispenser Reg.S1159 Home' Repaurs. Door & ':Iindow replacement, Screen repairs Call after 6 p m . 373 *206 _______________________ ________________________________ Insulation ___________________________ ___________________ __________________ ___________________ White, With Top Freezers One 16 cu. ft. Sale $420 Req. $489 Home Improvements CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. ______________________ HIGHEST PRICES GE Refrigerators Compose your own memor inTl. or ask our assistance. We should receive your message no later than S p m Frday, May 20th '75 MONARCH EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ______ - FREE Basset Hound t good home I': years old, male, good wilh children Has AKC papers. 365 We s r - 65-Pets-Supplies ----._________ . )All ly. Excellent buy 1973 Toyc"a. air. AM. Camper top, Mt'i! tell 4fl 3443 a'!er 4 PM FARM TRACTOR 1.350 2661 Maqoolia _______________________________ ______ - _______________________________ 1974 Toyota pick up. long bed. air 373 5064 after 1 p.m ' $4375 '75 MARK IV Distinctive car - clean - 63-MachinerY-Tools - - '74 MERCURY Marquis Stereo,'& tape clean _____________ - '73 Cf*DILLAC Sedan DeVille. Cadillac quality well equipped $4495 l9lSRD7SOYamaha ExceIientRunningCond 1500.3220959 - To Be Published WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 372.3172 311 315E. First St NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED miles, Show room Reconditioned Batteries, $17.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Cactus Queen Nursery _____________________ children's clothing. Boys' flcw casual suits, shirts, short & long pants,glrIsdresses&shoft & long play SuitS. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Ph. 322 1301 7610 Hiawatha Furnished or Unfurnished 1974 Datsun 240Z, 2+2, blue metallic, air, stereo low, c.uTiYv UflW 8IIS secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry. NOLLS Casselberry. '1 92, 8)0 1706 ________________________________ - Memorial Day Message 301050 & 60 pct diSCOunt on all LAKtSIOE APARTMENTS Large't.&2Bdrm. Across From Ranch House Used office turniture 322917$. Sale r%ij. ' BROWSE AND SAVE 'It's easy and fun ..The Want Ad Way, __________________________________ - TOWNHOUSES FRO H Merchandise __________________________ - I 1915 Fiat, factory air, FM stereo. 6.000 miles. Weekdays after 5. 321. 0357. Cars & Trucks May 31st SANFORD- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, air conditioner, shady tot. $1750 MAKE OFFER. Lease a Datsun including Z cars and trucks. For information call Bill Rai or Jack Mink, $31 1311. MORE CASH ...,.. .. 2 Lots, 154* III'. Farmington area. 25 ft aluminum trailer with bath and built on room. electricity. ui.'rp well, tended garaen 372 $331 or alter 30. 372 218.8 Departed 1910 Maverick, 6 cyl, 59,000 miles, runs excellent, new iMpection, $995. CHICO & THE MAN 373 6570 Cl' 6)4 1605 1965 Mustang VI, automatic new paint, map wheels. Runs and looks good. $300. Call 6481142. For Wrecked or Junk 60-.Office Supplies 12"x 64'. 2 BR, Ii, bath, completely turn, extra accessories. Contact, Gary Rupert eves. 373 3604. Req. Real EsfateBroker 017W. 1st, Sanford 322 5611_-- STUOIO1.2,3 BEDROOMSUITFS 2 BE DR OOM Arrpwiaa Pro 21, twin 63 MercurIes, off shore tithing Loaded 11.200 Smyrna Marina. (904) 427 5267. . - .- Honor The Memory Of BALL REALTY Gardens ARTMENTI 134 After Hours 3779751:32') 3991 prO*kQIi*iY'S' CITY ________STATE L. - rmz vrniihed or p PnfurnIstI,dA 'FROM I IS YR FHA F I NANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 5200 .i. £4..al e'.ili.. i(Ni SW, eW. 445. iW'WJ 4CI Luxury Patio Apartments I Pteaa. nell cued - I ADDRESS ______ 'I DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hard-wick, Broker Deltona 668 6611 Good furniture from the 'los and colleclable'S. Hi Way 16 Antiques, l'i miles east of I Ion Pt. 46 322 6977. - UNIQUE custom home on beautiful Forrest Greene, Inc. landscaped 16 acres. Mother In. law quarters attached. Owner will $3063)) REALTORS 3736353 hold mortgage at reduced rate. _______________________________ eneva I 42-l'obiIe Homes Mink coat and matching hat. small 24 Dr MLS Realtors - 1911 Cobia Houseboat, 72'. sleeps I. 120 hp. inboard outboard, Ex çellent cond.. $3,300. Daytona Beach, 90.4 233 2190 after 6. 2365 Park CRANK CON'ST ,REALTY PEALTORS.130606I SUPER BARGAIN Several smell lots for tr,ilers up to Mayfair area. 3 BR, 2 bath, BROKER OWNIR,322$997 36' Ad ultS Po pets 2345 Park Dr Here lfl one oversized volume IS the story of 1 776. Amettca's momentous year Hundreds of pictures 100,000 words of text. Suspense SurprIses History told for today. It's called "76' The World Turned Upstde Down' Told in journal form, it ts a book that takes you behind the scenes just as ii happened Only $7 95 Order now and get a free color map of the colonIal era Its the next best thtng to having been there Days-- 3726173 Nights --322 2352 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 1971 VW Super Beetle. AM FM stereo, radiaIs. 12.300. Phone $31 1201 1970 VW. excellent cond'tion. CHICO & THE MAN, 373 6570 or 034 1605 SWAPSHOP PLEAMARKT Anyone can be a seller or a buyer No charge. All admitted free. Conic browse every Sunday 9 tO S at the Movieland Drive in Theatre. South 1792. Phone 322 12 16. ROBSON MARINE 2920 Hw',i 1192 327 3961 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops Sinks Installation available Bud CabeIl. 372 5032 anytime Others Available from $17,100 3S-hbiIe Home Lots lndependdnceA/mos( Lost .1 - _______________________ 1! ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 43--Lots-Acreage STONE ISLAND- Beautiful I BR, 2 bath, on large ShadeJ lot. Foyer, 7i yrs Old, BPP wrranty. 149,700 Trailer In camp ground. i2'i2f', I COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, nice 2 BR, air cOnd . utilitieS 1155 mo BR. central heat air, fenced yard, Kamper's KOve. 172 6071 screened porch. 519.500. year 0a:iy Life Battles George"!!!. Man and King Founding Fat hers Founding Foes Independence Won SS-RnMc & ________________________________ RFAIJTIFUL- 3 BR, 7 bath, patio home in Sanora. Corner lot, association pool, rec. room, BPP 12 mo warranty. 146.500 ___________________ Announcing a brand new book by The AssociatUd Press that gives the whole dramatIc sweep of 1776. REALTY INC. 323.7037 Eves. 372 0612 or 372.1537 - -. Stenstrom Realty 196% Ford Falcon. Must see to ap predate. Small 6 cylinder. A real cream puff Call for information, For used furniture, appliances, 3739395 Hacienda Motors tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 Items. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave 1946 Ford ', ton pickup, 64,000 original miles. First $500 takes. GET T HOSE L UX URY IT EA'S .F OP 322 5992 or 373 1167 A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' 1971 Nova 2 door, new upholstery. Super clean Willing to ',.eIi below wholesale. $995 Hacienda Motors, 10-Swap & Trade 323 939% CASH 322.4132 76-Auto Parts Color TV'S from 150; B&W. from $15. Service .,ll makes HERBS' TV 1200 S French, 121 il'4 HAL COLBERT 3 BR. 12 bath. 60'x12' Star. 32' metal awning, Shed, Hurricane Awning. Reasonable. 323.1453 after 530 "Special Of The Week" Cdli Sanford S Sales Leader value at $110 Deposit No pets MINAT ION OF SAID IN. VESTMENT COST PURCHASE Store& Office Btdgs for Rent, 1,000 sQ ft $275 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195. French 372.1991 Eve. 322 1196, 372-116.4,3221964 No Qualifying - Large) bedroom,? bath, den, fruit trees. $1995 down, $721 month Phone 372 6345. DAVES' 373.9370 '2895 KEP4MORWASHER, part's, service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 53-TV.Radio-Stereo Call Sanford s Sales Leader LOVELY t4EIGIIt1ORHOOD ' Large bedroOms. 2 bath, neat as pin. Spacious shaded yard. With plenty of back yard for garden or lust relaxing Drive b' 1100 Grove Manor Driyl. attractively priced ,1 52-Appliances 72 Capri, good. condItion. $900. 77 Honda Coupe. good condition, 5901. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 323 1080 1973 Matador. I dt., factory air, rado, PS, 57,000 mIles, excellent condition See at 252$ Pals'retto Ave. or call 372 5203. We Buy Furniture 2 BR mobile home. $15,000. Stemper Reaty FENCE 0-" Large corner lot.) BR, 2 baths, kitchen equipped, car. peting, in Sunland Estates. 526.500. -- 514 10.40. 1776 3 BR. 2 bath, Jewett Lane. 535.000. 80-Autos for Sale Sale for - 1969 Winnebago, 72 It with Onan generator, roof air, almost new tires, 15.000 miles. Only $5,603. Southern Liquidators. on U, S. 141 in Apopka KULP DECORATORS 109W •st St. 32'? 2333 We Buy Furniture 301 E. 73rd St.- 3 BR, family room and formal dining room, $32,500. REDUCED.- New roof, 3 BR. 2 baths, carpeting, kitchen equip ped. 515.500. 33-Houses çif Call Central Flas Sale's & Exchange Leader I BR. 2 bath, 1015 Patoma. $37,500 MAYFAIR,3BR,2bath.centralh& a. fenced back yard, corpeted, I APARTMENT BLDG: 2 story. ntwly reno',aIru epa' ivii'a. lSøii kitchen equipped. $273 373 107). air units, partially turn 146.000 Large 3 bedroom, 2 story.') porches. 1'ie 312 $150 plus Req Real Estate Broker 26.36 S Sanford Ave 321 0 7 3 9 eves 322 764) ,''J REMEMBER YOUR 2 STORY HOME? Plentyof roomtt 5ev this clean I bedroom, 2 bath, garage and Florida room. (dlarge lots with lots of trees. Owner has reduced price s..000 1975 Singer Zig-Zag Cl.an 3 bedroom. I', bath, avocado Stove & refrigerator, blue carpet. central heat & air. Payton's 3fl 1301 CALL US ON THIS: Nice 3 BR Irame home on large lot, Hard wood floors plus almost roofing Only 516.500. BATEMAN REALTY 4 DELTONA QUALITY PLUS - 3 BR, 2 bath. 2 car garage with electric door opener. Large screened rear porch. fenced yard. Many, many extras. Close in area. Asking $31,500. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V. Hard-wick, Broker Deltona 663 6611 80-Autos Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy 1792. 0301206 il-Antiques Assume payments Singer lip zag in beautiful walnut console with automatic button hole. Pay balance of $91. or 10 payments of, $10. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. 1st St ,Oowntown 3fl 9411 Wednesday, May 19,1976-78 to Buy 68-Wanted 5i-Household Goods If you don't believe that want ads bring, e'sults, try one, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 3222611 or 631 9993. 4 Lots, high and dry, cleared Beautiful home site with large oaks. 323 1691 after 1 p m I Tent, lOill °enneys; Classic iS lb CrosSbow, Cypress Garden water skis, Little monster and El Diablo. Ph 373 4195 JENNY CLARK REALTY PhoneloS322 1596 Realtor Days and Alter Hours FOR YOU, THE GREEN 'THUMB 3 BR, 2 baths, greenhoe. paneled family rm plus den, huge shaded lot. BPP warranty. 139.7CC. 7 DR. 1150. '/7 (( In The Twenties MAYFAIR. 3 BR. cent liLA WYNNEWOOD: 3 IIR. very neat STUCCO 3 BR. formal dining OREAMWOLD: 3 BR, cent. H&A i 4' ASsoC1te Eves. 323'0415 372749$ Seminole & Volusia Counties, Acreage Tracts, small & large. TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6260711 '32-Houses Unfurnished Part time sales help waffled. Apply in person. 1101 French Avenue. between U m. and S r.m ____________________________ Truck Driver- Mobile home cx pre neci' N need apply. CatI Tom Brooks. 773 5270 Realtor 4 BR, 2 baths, family room, central heat & air, new roof. By Owner. $29,900 322 691S. JUST LISTED! I DR. Ii. baths, central heat air, carpeting. privacy fence, BPP warranty. 123.300. ______________________ New 1 Bedroom. Air Conditioned Home BROKER OWNER. 3725992 DETER. Cajnty Commissioners Seminole County. Florida Publish; May 19, 197$ DE Z. 103 Priced '7 Bedrôom unfurn • $30 wk adults 115 wk with children 373 6.530 AVON Spring into the world of cosmetics, fragranceS, toiletrIes, Excellent earning opportunity. Call 644 3079. , VERY NEAT Owner selling 1 room, 1,110 q It StyliSh home with breaklast bar, all new carpeting & paint, new roof, central natural gas heat. huge back yard, close to 3 schools. 121.500. 3230522 --- - anv'ytime OF SAID BURDEN OF PROOF AT SAID HEARING AND THE SOLE METHOD OF JUDICIAL REVIEW; EXCLUDING SEMINOLE COUNTY FROM PURCHASING CERIAIN FACILITIES UPON EXERCISING SAID OPTION, PROVIDING FOR THE RETEN lION OF CERTAIN ITEMS BY SAID UTILITIES UPON THE EXERCISING OF SAID OPTION BY SEMINOLE COUNTY, PROVIDING FOR AN OPTIONAL ACQUISITION AGREEMENT AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY THAT WOULD RESULT IN IMMEDIATE DEDICATION OF THE ENTIRE WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM AND FACILITIES 10 SEMINOLE COUNTY IN RETURN FOR A SPECIFIED CONSIDERATION; PROVIDING FOR THE PROCEDURE FOR THE AP PROVAL OF SAID OPTIONAL ACQUISITION: PROVIDING FOR A MAINTENANCE WARRANTY BOND UNDER SAID OPTIONAL ACQUISITION AGREEMENT; PROVIDING FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF BY SEMINOLE COUNTY; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES FOR REFUSAL TO OBEY OR VIOLAT'ON OF ANY PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR CON STRUCTION, SEPARABILITY AND EIFECTIVE DATE. (Seal) Arthur H. B,ckwit7i. Jr.. r: . Broker Days 322 7171 Double Oven 30" gas range; Ken more washer and dryer utility building, GE refrigerator, GE cabinet style dishwasher, antique piano 372 1189 REAL ESTATE Oviedo- 3 bedroom, 2 bath nearly new home Low down and assume mortgage of 137.500. 30$ 65.46. JOHN SALJLS AGENCY turrish"d or DUPLEX turn'St''d dt'Jl iO(CttC!' rent 365 3121 Reasonable FOUND- Gray, miniature male Nurse for night Shift. Apply in person, Sanford Nurslr,g Con Poodle, vicinity Goldenrod Road near University Blvd Phone 377. valncent Center 1254 Lady to live in and help with 2 semi __________________________ Invalids Some nursing cx 6Oiild Ca perience. Phone 372.1001 _________________ ChIld Care for as low as $2 per wk. if HOuwkefp.r. twO days a week, own transportation. Lake Mary 372 you qualify. 373 5690, A SMALL $155 WORLD. CON. by virtue of that certain Writ of PRICE AND INVESTMENT RETURN. PRESUMPTIONS AND Living rm., kitchen, bedroom, bath, AIr, adults no pets. Security dep. SitS mo. 3227111 bears, roIl around fan, large; Ingersoll impact air wrench. Small electric drill, "4"; High wheel MID mower. 372.7901 days. CaliBart LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY 4 BR, 2 bath, air condition. II? Tanpelo DrIve. 322 $515 or 3fl 1*5.1. By Owner. BEAUTIFUL REMODELED -___________________ HOME, 2 Bedroom, I bath, new JOHNNY WALKER carpet throughout, painted inside GENERAL CONTRACTOR & Out. Nice big fenced lot. si&soo REAL ESTATE INC. P3.1.5150 mn 3iA-iplexes PROVIDING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING r- OR _______________________ Realtor 323-5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service lSISParkDr. $lOup 13.7 BR Mobile homes inretirernenl oark Furn or Unfurn. Monroe, Florida, one 1953 Ford REQUIRING THE FILING OF A CALCULATION County, Florida, Ihisllh day of May, THE DEPRECIATION FOR 1976 0 SECRETARY GIRL FRIDAY EQUIPMENT HEAVY FUR MANAGER IRAINEE PEST CON NTURE SALES CABINET TROt. TRAINEE SHOP FOREMAN COMPLETF MOTEL STAFF COLLECTIONS. --WE SELL SUCCESS7OlCommercIaI 373 S176 -.--- Harold Hall Realty Newly remodeled 3 room apt. Large rooms. Well furnished First floor Reasonable, 710W. First t WE FIGHT UNEMPLOYMENT ARE \OU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 644 2077 for "We Care" "Hotline.' Adults or Ten OWNER TRANSF ER RED Nearly new 3 BR, quiet uni;rowdetj area, convenient, Excellent retirement or newly married. 3 Room Apt., Furn. $9OMo 101W 9*hSt - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY' ALANON For families or friends of problem dr,nkeqS. For further Information call 123 4547 or write Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553. Sanford, Fla 32171. PRICE REDUCED - MUST SELL Like new I BR. in settled neigh borh000. FurniShed. Large corner lot. Kitchen equipped. 125.900. SAN MO PARK. 1. 7, 3. bedroom tra:ler apts Adult & family park Weekly. 3515 Hwy 11 92. Sanford ..123 1910 EOI'R BR Under $27,000 Face the woods in this cute first home, corner lot, central air. ee today. CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR 0316272 1 Bedroom lurn apt 5100 mnthty 322 9553. Need sitter, my home, for 5 mo. old baby, Lunch furnished. Own transportaf ion. $25 wk. 372 5716 from $ to 5. or 323 9090 after S New GoBese Grapefruit Diet Pill. Eat satisfying meals and lose weight. Touchion Drug. 4 FHA.VA lroomfurnlhed efficiency Private ACREAGE BARGAIN- 10 Acres, will flivide $2,350 per acre. erOranc.. Dwr:Io*n Sartc.td. 373 9519 alter 6 p m Compose yuur own memoriam, or ask our assistance. We should Part time cement work, temporary. receive your message no later 14 per hour. 323 8399 afternoons than 5 pm. Friday, May 20th. and evenings. FACED WITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous CanHetp CaII423-4317 WriteP.O.8ox1213 Sanford,FI0t'ida32lll SOUTH SEMINOLE 3 Room turn apt Bedroom is air conditioned $90 mo ill E 6th St. 322 4215 or 322 5166 _______ Nurses; RN'S; LPN's; Aides; Aide CompanIon; Needed immediately. 79 0431. 4-Persona Is Peg Real EsIte Broker 7630 S Sanford Ave. 321 0159 eves, 372 1611 - on 6 Aphonecall could start and profitabl. career Call 062 C L,ASSIFIED DEPT. The Evenii.g Herald Peg. Real Estate Broker 003W. 1st St. 373.6061 or 323.0517 eves. POP1THLY RENTALS AVAIl ABLE Color TV, Air Cond, Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I I & SR 13.4. LongwOod 18-Help Wanted _____________ Nursery attendant for 2 hours each U,'sala morning. Sunday Presbyterian Ch'rch. 323 1322 BATEMAN REALTY One & 2 Bedroom apartments furnished or unturnihed Newi' redecorated. Come see. 300 E Airport Blvd., Sanford. 323 131C 2 Bedroom - Adults WEKIVA LANDING On The River. 031 9647 Piano & Organ Lessons Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Furnished Enjoy the comfort of I large bedrooms, with loads of closet space. Large living room with fireplace, formal dining room, breakfast room, study or 5th bedroom and enclosed sun porch Large corner lot with citrus trees all for $29,900 Call Caroline Hottic law, Assoc, 3(3175. FRENCH (HWY 1192) We can build your dream home FHA, VA & 235 financing available. We also build govern merit subsidized homes. 140 MONEY DOWN Cobra, Midland. Johnson. SQE. Pierce Simpson, Bela, Browning, Ny gain I'fandic, Regency, T Eerry and Pace Complete ac cessories. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT3. ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE, 1319 Edgewater Drive (corner Fairbanks) Ortando 795 1711 Extremely Spacious 24 Hrs. 323-9410 County - 2 BR. furn . p300 roof & fenced A real buy. $8,900 BAMBOO COVE APIS - 15 Words $2 129.100. REDUCED TO $21,900, 3 BR, block. 2 bath, den, large cor. lot Nicely landscaped DeBary- Lovely large 1 Bk. air adults. ne.Ir Stores, bank, Pui ches 665 646 or 322 0054 31-Apartments li-Instructions With A Memorial Day Message To Be Published May 31st 371.O0i1 770! S FRENCH - 30-Apartments Unfurnishei TERRIFIC bR IN LAWS Four BW, 2 baths, fully carpeted, central heat.atr. screened porch. Sprinliler system, has separate in lw 'suite with private entrance, sink, range & refrigerator. Priced to •.ell this week for only $26,900. Don't Be A Rent Donor Be A Home Owner MLS -'REALTORS Sleeping room ICr Christan gil Furn or Unfurn Private ii trance, laundry & kuthi privileges, utilities 'Act Phone color TV available 372 1679 U pick BE & Crowders, We wish to thank our many friends, Peas, Marquette Ave. (off S. Be',rdall) neighbors 6fl0 relativeS fi)' th Hunter, 322 0.415. ____________________________ many acts of kindness shown at the time of the passing of Oil!' Home grown Blackberries. You beloved husband, father and pick. 2 pints, SI. Bring own con brother, John P. Crow. A special tainers. Osteen area. 323 6179. thanks to the Sanford Fire _______________________________ Department and Police Depart "LIVE HENS" merit. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. 65c ea ,over 50, SOc ea Cackleberry Mrs. John P. Crow, George R. Farms, ', way between New Crow, Betty May Campbell, John Smyrna and DeLandoff Hwy 11 on E. Crow, James T. Crow, Mrs. Samsula Qrive. Ph. 9411755459, ___________________________ Marjorie White. 2-In Memoriam Why RENT- When you can own lhi near new home in mint con dition' Smoked gls, Paneling, carpets, central heat and air. Will nc VA FHA or Cony at 521.500 CB's Peg. Real Estate Broker IIQQE.7SthSt, fl6455 REALTOR INC. LOW COST. I bedroom. I'. bath P'ome in excellent neighr Range, re1r3ger,tr and fenced yard for $19,903 29-Rooms Sunday - Noon Friday i-Card of Thanks - Rentals TAFFER REALTY "SEIfVICE BEYOND T.4r CONTRACT' 24-Business Opportunities 31ca lIne 6thrU 25 timeS . .2ca line 26 times (17.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum SO-Miscellaneous for Sale 41-Houses Kish Real Esta 41c a line 1 thru S times AND DETAILED COST ESTIMATES, APPRAISALS, ACTUAL CON. STRUCTION COST ANALYSIS Housekeeper & Driver for etderI couple. 3 days a v.eek Salaru commensurate With duties Senc resume to Box 602. c 0 ThI Evening Herald, P 0 fbi 16S7 Sanford, FIa., 32171 II RATES Add lIc for each additional S words. 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 j 1 6: ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 6*) THE FLINTSTONES .9) GENERAL HOSPITAL 24: (Mon.) A BIT WITH tjfl' • otice Legal ________________________ PUBLIC NOTICE OF 322-2611 831-9993 H OURS 4 MISTER ROGERS' NNB000 9) EDGE OF NIGHT 35 ADOAMS FAMILY , Orlando - Winter Pork CLASSIFIED DEPT. 400 2) IRONSIDE GILSO erled Fri . see below. 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY 14] MdKE DOUGLAS SHOW 16] MERV GRIFFiN SHOW 7 24) SESAME STREET 9 LUCY: Preerrpted Wad., see below. 9 (Wed. cxy) AbC AFTER. SCHOOL SPECIAL: "Daar Lovely Hail. I Am Dasperate." Seminole Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______ 41-Houses 41-Houses -. Cs,itral Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates. call CarI.Har. at 5(,sp n Sanforo 322 1731. -' Carpentry. Remodeling. A0*J'tiOnS. Custom Work Icerisni. Bonded Free eStmate 323 6033 _________________ Painting ______________________ _________________________ A I Paint,ng ' Brush. roil, spray. Quality work Reasoniole pr ices. Free estimates. 327 0459 - 5'4ELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alt tipes and sies We repair and service SlIME MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 473 414 307W 2nd SI 1stYouBusiness...DIcI 322-2631-9991 �!Bv.iiIng H.r*Id Sanford, Fl. W.dn.sday, May in , _ 3 U 8 111111111111 EE IL In .. Zo —a = a Ix 0 Uw )p. Z ox Ma I- LL, øM. Law an 42 LU Z ag at I— z 4A W Th e B e Iflin e Behind LL w< wW Ui1 nI .4 'eaving 6W 2 X . —' 2 U. 11111 L IL IN 8 - 0 May 20, 1776 2 in 0 Rog Z 0 ca Z No. 233—Thursday, - LAM 4A C* ZW • U. 1 U I 0 ' ..Iiu> SA ILbd 1111 uI _I•I0 11. 0 PM Ma 44 Z J^ 4A I.: Will *lt ,_ Ml A. Vt = _ U it of 20 0Z 04 A C *Z in Z .J a Ma 10 0 111119 OR —1 _ 10- t LU IE ZO . UJI 69 109 Ui 0. IL L I' § (1D Ml Pi4II .1 , m Ow •,U0 — •I 4 w uA. 0 By JACQUELINE DOW!) Herald Staff Writer ' Seminole County and the rest of Central Florida is leaving behind the long-accepted idea of a beltline ex- 0 4 rM W 8 • - Alb C', - 2 - 0 11161 U. Z w Wl UU110 'I'll a § 0 N Ma 0 09 P441 — i-A. O U II. i-MI X IM WVt .J 4111 cg 00 cc IL . • I — O s U • z U 0 - pressway encircling Orlando. Many criticisms have been leveled against the proposal in recent months. Some say the beltline will help tourists more than residents even though taxpaying residents will be footing the bill. Others worry about the environmental impact of building the expressway as well as the possible consequences of leaving the Central Florida area without an alternative to the high energy consumption of private autos. A proposal to forget about the beltline and concentrate on developing a mass transit system has gathered the most support. A public bearing in Seminole County last month supported it along with the League of Women Voters, the Sierra Club, the Orlando Chamber of Commerce and the Osceola County Commission. But the citizens' advisory committee of the Orlando Urban Area Transportation Study voted Wednesday to recommend a plan that would include Just part of the beltline along with an improved mass transit system. The citizens' committee recommendation the eastern half of the beltline, a semi-circle running from 14 will be near Sanford to the East-West Expressway presented to the Transportation Policy Committee Friday morning for a final decision. made up of mayors and The olicy co mmittee county commissioners from the three counties involved will have to choose between the citizen's committee recommendation of the East Beltline and the transportation technical committee recommendation of No Beltline. Or they could make an independent choice. II I of O'4J V CJ% - I L IL I - — v u 1W - 0% 1W . '— v U U u9 ____. qw 1 2 u U a o P0, $ U 0111 0 0 a , 4 .1.1 a. cc a .JAS 014. 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Lee said the tax would probably be either an increased sales tax or an additional cent on the gasoline tax. lie is not optimistic about the referendum's chances. Altamonte Springs, had ting service" for 18 months at today's ruling. The court said Mrs. challenged the constitutionality her home and not a child day of the zoning ordinance after care center, has garnered Bechtold's child care activities Circuit Court Judge Kenneth she was arrested for violations, support from a number of in her home, for which she was She was convicted in persons and organizations in paid, "amounts to the conduct Leffler today ruled that an court Altamonte Springs zoning municipal court on April 23 and the fight. One of business, and therefore not ordinance prohibiting child day lined $204 plus court costs. She organization started a defense permitted as an accessory use care centers in R.1AA has pleaded innocent to a third land to help cover her legal in a R-IAA district." "it is essential for cities to residential zones is con- charge of violating the city expenses. areas in wlu ' their provide ordinance and the The circuit court case went to case is stitutional. trial before Judge Leffler May 7 residents may feel free to build He Issued a permanent In- pending in the city court. Mrs. Bechtold said today she and final arguments were homes and make the financial junction prohibiting Mrs. Jean and ott sacrifices that go Into Bcchtald from "conducting the has been Instructed by her heard on May if. long r'dopmnt of a home It hai sitting attomcy, Gmali R4erg, ro settled In the t bisinesa ol a baby service, a child care center, a to comment on the circuit court 1'lorida that zoning regulations wit"out thi fear of 1ein was which promote the integrity of a deprived of a large measure of Hutberg child day care service, or other ruling. similar type business in, upon unavailable, his office said, to neighborhood and preserve Its their investment or the enor from the premises' of her comment on the possibility of residential character are joyment of their homes by the appealing Judge Leffler's related to the general welfare of out-croppings of commercial home. the community and are valid developments," the court said. Mrs. Bectitold, who lives at ruling, Mrs. Bechtold, who contends exercises of the legislative citing a previous Brevar 523 Applewood Ave., in tae Spring Oaks subdivision in that she operated a "babysit- power," Judge Leffler said in County case. By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer , ." vention " Humphrey said. "The so-called bandwagon t heory has been slowed down, let me say, to a sensible movement and speed." He reiterated his stance of noncandidacy, but said, "The big game has yet to be played ." Carter, meantime, was out West, looking for votes and in Or egon and Nevada. The two sta tes l Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas and Idaho hold their primaries Tuesday. Brown was in Oregon, too, after telling backers his campaign is just getting started. Supporters in New York City announced the opening of an office there to serve as a base for Brown's efforts to win over uncommitted convention de legates from New ' ,. - IM -. ___ -. "~ _______ IIURFItT HtJ%II'IIItEY Do you know how to properly care for your car to gi% e it added longevity? Are you aware of the many little things you can do to Increase gas mileage, cut down on the '.ear of tires and other Important parts of your automobile,' Little tidbits such as this, and many more piec's of va!uable lof rmatlon, can be found in a special ' Car Care' section of today's E v ening Herald. it's worth reading and saving for future reference. IN I) F: X 413 Dr. Lamb 4-A Around The (lock Horoscope 4-11 4.13 Bridge Calendar (omits Crossword Editorial Dear Abby 8-A Hospital 4-B Obituaries 4-B Sports 4-A Television Women !-fl -' _____________ -- Car Care Special U. ' p. - Inside Today II I - - _______________ — 4 400 Vt MI 0 U Va z i U IE 0 C) Z 11A 3: Z W0 >-U ---- V W - Z of w 4 '4 Z Z4< N UI Ui 0 0 Ml ZZ z a — - )' Still Pending In City Court - - : U. UI Of Of U. 0 0 0 U I 14 1.8 w m UI t tv U. , — IL a. 1Z Mi" a. 3: ..a • in lid . B)' The Associated Press Jimmy Carter's loss in Maryland's Democratic primary election and a near miss in Michigan's contest ha ve backers of Sen. Hubert If. Humphrey on the move. They planned to announce today the formation of a committee to draft th e Minnesota senator for th e Democratic presidential nomination that he held eight years ago. said to be Behind the draft Humphrey move without the senator's authorization or encouragement are Joseph Crangle, a Democratic leader from Erie County, N.Y., and Rep. Paul Simon, D-111 Simon said Wednesday he and Crangle decided on the move beca use the primary result.s in Michigan and Maryland, coupled with those the week before, "have changed the picture somewhat." Humphrey has refused to enter the race for the nomination, saying only that he would accept a draft From the convention this summer. in Ohio for a speech, Humphrey took a look at the results from the day before in Michigan and Maryland, and proclaimed the party is headed for "an open convention." California Guy. Edisiwid crown Jr., who beat Carter handily in his primary debut in Maryland, "did a great deal in the sense of opening up the con- =) I I Charges 'Draft Humphrey' Movement Under Way 1 IM LE LAM Pin 4 0 LU >. 0 z I U a. x t,. n>1 I All five of the alternative plans include a basic program of higliw impru%enieuts and liwse than 500 miles of new roads. In the last few years, support has drifted away from the beltline Idea to a better mass transit system. The East Beltline proposal is the best of both, said Sam Ackley, Sanford representative who introduced the proposal at the citizens' committee meeting. lie listed six reasons for supporting the East Beltilne: reduced traffic congestion on the area's major rods (including U.S. 17-92 and SR-436), protection of the Butler chain of lakes in west Orange County, an improved highway system, reduced accident costs, creation of a more direct route to McCoy Jetport and relief to Osceola County where support for the full beltline seems to be centered. The East Beltline was approved in a 6-5 vote. Three including Casselberry representative George Yeager supported the No Beltline High Transit proposal, the Winter Garden representative voted for the West Beltline and the Winter Park representative suggested changing the Full Beltline proposal to also include an improved mass transit system. Even Uugh the policy committee will approve one of the proposals Friday, East Central Florida Regional Planning Council transportation expert James Lee says the plan is "a goal to shoot for. "The alternatives are aimed at solving traffic problems in 1990. "We may not make it," Lee said, citing funding problems. "You've got to match those federal funds to Open Convention Is Predicted of — Z zz IE — 4 - 0 w ! - 0 00 C" ?%i 0 k 04 14 - V Sol J PATESON and other concerned backers of the the Train Town idea, Mrs. Val Colbert and Herald Staff Writer redevelopment program will be conducted Mrs. Margaret Ganas, would serve on this committee. For the first time since December, a by Paumier on the afternoon of June 7. Miss Jacobson suggested that a general The board agreed that the Train Town general meeting of Downtown Sanford could be developed into a feature concept property owners and merchants will be assembly meeting be called for 7 p.m. that framework of the total Downon the June 8, so Downtowii property the owners within called to meet and make decisions scheme. It was also and merchants could have the opportunity town rejuvenation city's future. Sanford's Downtown Development to meet Paumler, hear his proposals and suggested that other historical aspects of Corporation (DDC) Chairman Sara vote on plans formulated In the workshop. the city the St. Johns River, the truck "We're going to be action oriented from farming era, and the Navy contributions Jacobson sail at a meeting of the DDC this morning that Community Development now on," said MISS Jacobson. "We're be considered as special features. Board Member Tom McDonald reported Consultant Cy Paumier would be In gearing toward implementation of the four-point program." Sanford June 6, 7 and 11 that the Improvement Authority Bill At the general assembly meeting in proposed by the DDC had passed the The Maryland consultant has offered to conduct some surveys and make December 1975, it was mandated that a Florida Senate and was currently before recommendations to the DDC at no cost on Downtow. )ev'lopment Corporation be the IiOUS. lie said that Rep. Robert his first visit. Paumler's offer was ac- formed to develop a four-point program. Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs), cepted, with the DDC board offering to pay This program was to include a facelift, reported that "we shouldn't have any his travel expenses, but makng It clear training programs, feasibility studies and problems" with the House passing the bill. they were not committing themselves to recruiting programs. The bill calls for a taxing district in the anything beyond the initial consultation. The DDC also discussed a proposal Downtown area, which sould be voted on Miss Jacobson said Paumier plans to made to the board by the Downtown in a referendum, possibly In December. spend the morning of June 7 In private Business Association that Sanford adopt The board accepted the resignation of meetings with leading city and county the theme "Train Town USA" in its one of its members, Forest Foggin. officials, as well as downtown property redevelopment program. Foggin, who is president of the Downtown owners, merchants and Greater Sanford Miz Jacobson said she would form a Business Association, said he felt that he Chamber of Commerce representatives, committee to study the suggestion further. could best serve the DDC through that A workshop with DDC board members She said she hoped that the originators of association. By JEAN — t 0 a General Meeting Called On Future Of Downtown — OR C4 0 1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents _" IN z Ial koOt; IL 68th Year, 44 IM U4 00 -a aw ! 0 p.1 a ,IIsp.. 11111111111 rM "0 op.1 CV, V 1% $-A 5-A 10.12-t 5-11 1-3-11 Wednesday's high 83, today's 1w.4 61. Mostly sunny today and partly cloudy Friday. highs in the mid SOs today and qild to upper SOs Friday- Lows tonight in the mid SOs. Mostly cast winds 5-19 in.p.h. Details and Udea on Page S.A. ____________ York. Arizona Rep. Morris Udall, who came wi thin a couple thousand votes of knocking off Carter in Michigan, campaigned in Kentucky. President Ford, who got his campaign against \ former Calif orni a Guy Ronald Reagan rolling again with big-margin victories in Tuesdays primanes, was in Washington, while the Republican challenger campaigned in Nevada. Carter, in Eugene. Ore., appeared undaunted by Tuesday's developments. Carter has 714 delegates to 275.5 for Udall. It takes 1,505 to win the nomination. Lori Willson To Oppose Change In Sunshine Law without notice if less than a and what Is not. "I think this is quorum is present, the public is a good amendment. It's going I not denied access, there is no help people back in Semninoh' State Senator lAri Wilson intent to avoid public access or County," he said. But Wilson says the amendsays she will vote against the notice and there is no intention binding decision mnent is unnecessary. "1 just a Government in the Sunshine of reaching it's necessary," she don't think on public business, the Law amendment passed by public knows what "The said. Wilson says she sees no House when the measure Law is all about" Sunshine the reason for the Hattaway Senate. Florida reaches the The issue centers, Wilson On May 6, the House by at amendment. Intent. She said pubic "The crux of the matter is says, on whopping 84-25 vote approved the officials oftcn meet for Lunch the Bob Hattaway-sponsored there is no real violation of notifying the press. "IF without amneixhuent which opponents Sunshine Law when less than a quorum gets together," Wilson they're both hungry. I've seen say will nullify Florida's open of times, that happen a number said meeting law. overt sinister no but there's State officials today did not I'll vote against it," said said. intent," she Wilson, a Merritt Island In- know when the liattaway Seminole second A dependent and member of measure will reach the Senate. representative, Vince Fechtel, Hattaway, a Democrat from Seminole County's legislative a an from Leesburg. ,uiuuoiuia Oj411i$, , mietegation. against the Hattaway voted The hlattaway amendment bill puts teeth Into the law by I Continued on Page A) allows public officials to meet spelling out what is a violation By El) l'RIUKETI' Herald Staff Writer SILHOUETTES City work crews hang traffic lights at Sanford Avenue and First Street, silhouetted against the afternoon sky. Sometimes there's more artistry In a routine job than you think. ilierald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) 11 � 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, May 19, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 19, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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I Continued On Page 3-A) Councilmen Discuss Avoiding Sunshine Law __________________________________________________________ Attorney Advice: Meet In Private By DONNA ES Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOI) - A plan to avoid public discussion of a pendng' lawsuit - and Florida's Government In the Sunshine Law - was presented to city councilmen at their Monday night meeting. City Uouncilman J.R. Grant told colleaes that Special Attornes Mack N Cleveland Jr a former sta te senator wants to permit lawyers and their clients - Including a governing body -tomnap strategy in lawsuits, rather than giving the'other side" the advantage of having everythin g done in f ull public view and In full view of an opponent and attorney in a court case. City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. has said the Sunshine Law's prohibition of the confidential relationship makes second class tiUL II UI ViVtLVU UUiIdf3 the councilmen to talk to him one at a time, to avoid the Sunshine Law requirement of rrking public how far th e city will go in settling i $109,000 lawsuit filed by consulting engineers Glace and . Radcliffe of Winter Park. ssible in the case But he said Cleeland must know the limit which the city will not go Julian told councilmen Monday night that a settlement is Slayor James R. Lormann said Cleveland is "attempting ta . win the case," adding it is the elected officials otill-gation to represent the citizens best inte rests in the ma tter. makes no provision for a co nfidential attorney-client relationship by' a governing body. He said recently the law should be amended a- 14 (Continuedon PageZ-A 5,. '' " ia WN . ~cv 1 , s'." '•c S ,0MI L. . , Football is In the air... ln,%Iay? Yep Seminole High Is planning an intra-squad game h d y night. See details on Page I.B. T urs a I . '.- . I-10.61, 011~ .1-i , 4 .,- L.~. . .. , .. % " I I.;..,,:tdr w I. _A1.21 1 1 1I . I I' .. ' 1. r t .. W . Calendar ' "' I f -. - ,, 4A . .. 2-A (rossword 4B Ut ar Abby l)r. Lamb S- A - (I , . s- ,t %vollicil 5_1% - 1. 4fI "' ' L mid to upper SOs Low tonight 'iesday low to mid 60s South- — _ JERRY BROWN . -: . UB2740 and 2950, in a 105-7 vote inaceutical Manufacturers As- have restricted drug substitu- population to take advantage of H-St. Petersburg. Yhe bill would allow doctors savings tions unless approved by a cheaper drug prices. said Monday after killing ii crippling nociation, Suppi, , rt II of Fortune'% to forbid substitutions by writ- However, the amendment amendment argued It was ing medically necessary more than $5 million a year. ,tiil a recent study would have allowed pharmac- wrong to put responsibility for the prescTiption. li the on . .. "L. i - 1 '•-'. ~_J I' ,! r "1 e" , ;; 14 -~ rl-~~,,W-A~~;~a.- r, ~-,;!;iia..'- Wf Jet,* , . ,': , * ~ I rl '. " ikingSCOPAeoyesre ','-.• .. A4~l" W.,,;,,,!~,~L.t,hk4,ju, , Im 14 ,, Z. i'I''i' ç\ - . - t- ported by county taxes, the . annual budget must be apI I sidered final. ,,.I TJ.11 .1 - ' . I . ' b 4.. was legislated into being, Ryan said it has progressed [thanciallto the po int where it longer requires taxes to support I 1 n -, j I-! I 4II I 'i -~ 4. :,~~,-4, I - - - - .- . -11 I a,;- I - _b . -_ * . ~.- I . .73 treatment at the port. in ad. __ _. . . qI diuion to $15,000 annua . Hy until . . . .-." ,_ WEKIVA Florida Department of Natural Resources Director Harmon tank farm. Since these contracts still lds says be's ready to recom mend purchase of ca- exist, tt* county continues to %lifoamentally endangered land along the lower Weki%a River at receive the SCOPA budget each Shie today a Cabinet meeting A decision Is expected this afternoon year for final sahctson of the Herald Photo by Jacqueline Dowd) total amount, Ryan explained. - ;.I:i 1k . r Since SCOPA was originally r' - TA 1,L A H ASS F E (AP) lx!lI of Flurid;a," -said a spon- showed that the average person i ts ti) substitute cheaper but substituting generic drugs in -- A bill requiring pharmacists sor, Rep. Karen Coolinan would save only 1.7 per cent by equal drugs on prescriptions in. the hands of pharmacists, -%Ilo is better qualified to purchasing cheaper generic volving senior citizens, Ma. to substitute cheaper but equal Holmes, D-Fort Lauderdale Z , caid and Sledicare recipients. make tht detennination what is drugs in filling most pre- -If that isn't a good enough drugs. 4: In passing the bill, the [louse A sponsor, Rep. John Consid- best for the patient, the doctor . $ scriptions has won House ap. reason to vote for the bill, I an amendment by ire, D-West Palm Beach, said who has been treating the 62-51 killed proval In a multi-million dollar don't know what is." But Woodrow Allen, a public Rep. Edmond Fortune, D.Pace, the imientimtnt would have patient or the Pharmacist?" SA VING THE victor), for Flodda consumers. relations official of the Phar. a pharmacist. which would allowed only 25 per cent of the asked Rep. Dennis McDonald. The House passed the bill, CS- to " . *1 - ^ ,. . . 0_1 established as an entity sup- % around 15 m.p.h. by evening. bUity 30 IUilo:dlIPecen...A des on P t'- Y j. t A ss ista nt , ranging from eight pe rcent to 103 per cent I !V 4' ' ' slated to receive a 1 sunny Wednesday. High today Consumer Victory: Generic Drugs Okayed wtek "I: i iwaas $40 mniilieii r '- -I~Q jih f & The 1976-7? budget Includes of ' - 11 -, Admin istra tive Dennis Dolper. , ' i 0 .(, than last years version - and boosts for Ryan and Dolgrier, while lower- thund& rshowtis Clearini, and cooler tonight. Mostly Xf' i''s .1,;-!.; 1,~ ? " i I' Nlonday's high 91. today's low 40. Partly cloudy with a ch an ce }v - commission for final approval The new budget proposal 'A I'. \ liii' It - - ?.. budget of UU,664 -one which officials say is I 1 per cent I wer 1-3- B Tdt'.iinn " Bv KRIS NASH which was released Monday at monthly meeting by 0e bo -rd's x . Sports k.- " MMIBV' ,- Budget L-1 r er The Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA) has . -'5) l\l)F" Aruwid Th t Clock Adopts 'PI - ;I0 ~ . IA ' lose who profess to know him well, he's enigm-n!ic. A'-T.c!t MY3 ., The pat conclusion: No one knows the real Jerry Brown. - bly would not amount to doctor. Ifi Hattaway told the sheriff. But "Anytime a committee hires Hattaway went on to explain The Seminole County Corn- estimated $200,000 wo rt h of pee- one of its own members, it is that anyone who volunteers to mission today rejected a fabricated jail cells to be in- acting contra ry to the policy of serve on committees should recommendation by Corn- stalled at the present jail the board," Commission realize they are giving up the missioner Sidney Vihlen Jr., to Facility. Chairman Michael Hattaway right to bid on projects. pay $500 to a Sanford architect Commissioncrs said they said. Vthlen said Gutmann had serving on a county advisory didn't feel the $500 should go to Sheriff John Polk disagreed offered to develop the site plan committee to develop a site Carl Gutmann of Gutmann- with Hattaway, saying such a for M. The commissioner said plan for the addition of moaular Dragash Assoc., because policy would prohi bit many to hire an outside architect units at the county jail. Gutmann is member of the ad persons from serving on could cost as much as $2,000. Football ? Already. _' arrogant lie is a 37 yearold bachelor with monastic habits who spent three and a half "Ile's using a lot of the rhetoric of (George) Wallace. Yet he's an eh negativism to government expenditure is so strong there's no room for negotiation. fie wants a reputation of having opposed tax increases. k— say himigraine headache!" first phase of the addition of an 9 "fly Law." Rodda explained, "California may not engage in deficit financing. The governor is charged with sound fiscal responsibility . I $500 for a study, which is the jail. To a who came into office with old Pat Brown and tends to minimize Jerry's ac- _____________________ W ' I But he also said that whatever the out come, he intends to keep campaigning in Oregon. Nevada, and, finally, in his own Californli by Garry Tp,yjeau ._._._!_ -_ vo t es himself . They also met in Maryland, where the polls gave Ford the edge. In Democratic competition Carter Albert S. Rodda of the Fifth &,natorial District is a veteran state legislator l() -. ,, , .- ill V/ /,J 850 000 on 1 television a dv ert ising htrrage in the days be fore the balloting, Michigan's delegates will be shared -- know .. the real anybody?" His con versational technique is simple lie uses a question to cut off a ( -stion. Brown has had enough national media exposure in the last year to define his .-lances on most issues with polished rhetoric. , dly, ans ave een v,is) to accomplish equality and environmental protection and health care for everybody. That's not true. "Right now in many pla ces In Ca lifornia it costs from $1,500 and above dili'.er a baby How s a person making 110,000 a year going to afford that' h 0 A"IA&.c! \ I Brown has said that Maryland voters lie works until 2i in sometimes and makes his staff do the same He has also strolledmntohisofficeintheStateCtipitolatfl000 \ '., ~Ijl C ~co __ —.... thought they hall an opportunity to complishments in holding down the budget. es - Union to help him beat Udall again for reclusive years in a Jesuit seminary. fie is also into Eastern refigions. Amor.41, his political idols is Ilo Chi Minh. fie shunned a $1.4 million new governor's mansion to live in a small, spare apartment He eats junk food He also has a scenic home in th e hi lls aboe [ Angelesand has beenseen with exoticactresses in posh restaurants. — -I . % -' 4 I a Dt,aocrats to see him. Frank McCulloch, a discern4w Sacramento editor, described him as "the new kid in th e fif th gr ade spoiling f or a fight lie is also ca lled humorless cold E ai~& IJ RedCross. 11he Good Neighbor. sow Smas have blamed crossover the losses. This time, the President ap- go%ernorofCaliiorrda He answered simply Theman is nuts Th e governor's fl th er, who Finds his son's politics puzzling, has to wait his turn CLYM x#w wuwmmanow 7h4TSAW,rWZP AAVW AierfCr,iine 7WT 0 I lii rOX - lists vcoowram! endorsements and help he got from leaders of the Unit ed Auto Workers Reagan has won four times in open pr imary statcs and Ford spo kesmen The New Kid: Brown Joins The Race N r' 10019) ,.-' ,- st:rt losing regularly. There is a stop-Carter nomination." movement out (here and it did gain As worrisome for Ford is the fact that heart when Sen. Frank Church won the Michigan voters can cast ballots in Nebraska primary a v'eek ago. either prim2ry. There is no party A Brown victory n Maryland would registration, and the President's vamp give It more muscle, and a poll is concerned that conservative voters published by the Baltimore Sun In. who cast Democratic ballots for George vt dicates that race is a close one. In r Wallace 1q7 Michigan Carter is counting on the Rcpublican for Reagan this time - you e __ going to win enough to settle the presidential for competition nominations. Democrat Jimmy Carter is running in both states, trying to prove that his foes can't stop him, but saying it won't be SlrIOt15 if he loses, Vnra hnc nrnnniinrd victory Michigan a must Ronald Reagansaida win over the President in his home state '.'.ould be something of a miracle I - -- , - exrrt JL,.,_ ior with an increased production of ~ . to win every primary," he sa id. Michigan and in • i '- known, but they are associated 'A Yl!." RKIHT'~AMINJ *4 I . I . paign manager, sa id a Reagan victory u ` " ____________________ I ;~ the Maryland Deintwiratic primary. No candidiate is DOONESBIJRY 5 i matter, to Udall as well. "I don't have . ot ajob story is fairly typical. One doesn't have to be an executive to have an ulcer, but it seems to help. Manual laborers and by T. K. Ryan 1W SINOW R69ARJA - - OF IkE COMMUNI"IY— I I I in roomil :I J'w g tend to recur. Your husbands a person has an ulcer Isn't a a TUMBLEWEEDS , - Sen. Paul Laxalt, the Reagan cam- Dy I - It is a day to watch the losers, in ,j4 A metropolitan newspaper publisher was asked at a pubhc gathering about the situaticm and the stress may be at home. farmers are less likely to have them. . - . delegate strength, Carter said he could absorb a loss to Brown and, for that re no., industralized society that parties lie complains of pain in the women had more ulcers than pit of his stomach w he n he has men .-Il . ___ .r. fit, - .1` With his commanding lead in six primaries to Reagan, and said he expected to win, cocktail every evening and ulcers than women now. There .sometimes quite a few at was a time when we were a less The exact mechanism of why 0i in Michigan after losing five of the last today, with the Republican stakes highest in his own Michigan territory, pru6dble tricks Lhere. If he starts by leading his queen he 11 . election wheel takes two new spins Herald Staff Writer __ III ________ ___ IMII IIII ___ Me mber's $500 Offer ) faces California Go'.. Edmund G. Brown Jr., a new rival, in Maryland, and Rep. Morris K. Udall, an old one, in Michigan. out he was able to lead a diaround, finesse dummy's jack __________________ -, e vr i(icl' ly. Now. when West showed won&r if he should be using mailing. Address your letter to coffee at all. Ile hasn't given up me in care of this newspaper. our one, and it's Uw that they do Republikan Rumbie AIIaryIand: Cai'fet' evident intent to play Jim It takes an - 1 A County Commission Turns Down ______ Committee in proportion to the popular vote, so there is something to be gained even in defeat, Ford intensified his campaign effort (For a copy of JACOBY wins the spade lead with his MODERN send $I to' "Win do this king and decides to go after at Bridge clubs After all there are six newspapir P 0 Box 469 you ha-.c woWd be khigan: ________________________________________________ By WALTER 8. MEAR.S Al' Special Correspondent President Ford has more to lose than any other candidate as the primary ne'.er nod Lu be Nj3pltahzzd for them yu can ''nd 50 cents for any of them but he Is very The heal th Letter, number 1-5, Ulcers - Duodenal, Stomach. uncomfortable. I have read some of your Send a long stamped self for comments in the paper and addressed envelope i-.ave j il~ I M play a high card from the effort to reach some other feeling of burning in the related to the job either. It can be associated with family recom stomach - Any _____ impressed with the potential of the district that it is currently to delay its review of funding applications unW Aprfl. During this being recommend ed for in clusion in the National Register of time, the DDC went ahead and funded its own historical survey of the downtown area. Historical Places. Miss Jacobson then submitted an updated application to the The Senator is also sponsoring a bill, proposed by the DDC, that the DDC was a "boot-strap organization relying completely tequirement of a referendum so that the downtowners themselves the National Register of Historical Places. This decision now a)p~? ___________ i he has Just ur th his salt kno'.s that the it by accident or in an way to play a long suit is to touched case he wakes up at night with a always mean that the stress is - I ______________ - Most of these ulcers are in he never uses any alcohol but In major factor in ulcers Perhaps between times he has his usual that's why men ha ve mor e historical restoration project, stating that the project fitted in significance," continued Senator Wilson. ShetoldthecommisslonthattheDDChadrecentiycompleted with all three of the commission's objectives. As a result of financial problems, the commission was forced a historical survey of the district, and that the surveyors were Miss Jacobson said she learned on April 26 that the com- on volunteers." She said that she and others could no longer will decide whether the taxing district be created. This rests with Washington, and the outcome is expected shortly. Flori d a roader wants to know when a card is considered played from dummy. The answer is that when declarer touches the card with I. . acid tablets next to the bed in psychic stress That doesnt ______ PAcT '_!' 1 £ Pass I I* 26 Pass 2 N.T Pass j NT Pass Pass Pass Opening lead - 7 V slost individuals who are the ulcer and the pain is successfully treated for a peptic eating something. relieved by lie usually keeps some anti ulcer learn to decrease their NO— A CLERK IN A RECORD STORE " I..; . I I II MYCOUSiN I EXCITING! IS HE REALLYA i 14 ,'.- HOW A8W MILttJ ! RECORDSIN H S NAME -, " by Bob Montana 1 WNOW A money," she said. ___________ five diamonds, one 3pade and his three notrump, West North East South Important. During his attacks Stress does seem to be a — I. .r -. 'L L. -' A 1RCHIE I.- I - 1 k" 0 -1- 1%~ , 1 - 4laridhasa good job. There isasuchbeverages do sttrnti. certainamount of pressure wi th more acid digestive juice. it since it Is an executive Alcohol has the same effect, position and he has to make lots pe r ha ps even worse. Cigarette of decisions. The first time he smoki ng seems to decrease the adanulcerhetookverygood abilityofthedigestivejuicesin care of himself and did all the the small intestine to neutralize things thedoctortoldhllfltodO. the acid digesti ve juice from fletookhismediclneregularly the stomach. - committee to form the DDC to spearhead the redevelopment of do wntown Sanford. e learned that the commission had three oblectives: ho rizons, heri ta ge and festival. After a meeting with Adams, Miss tains over 40 legal properties, 29 of which are of definite historical Jacobson submitted an application for funding for Sanford's DDC Chairman Sara Jacobson said today she was Sen. Lori Wilson, a member of Seminole's legislative delegation. which would create an Improvement Authority with taxing conunission, stating that the historical survey had been com-She also told the commission members and administration powers in downtown Sanford. Provided in the bill is the pleted, and was being recommended by the state for Inclusion In "delighted" with the outcome. "We came so near to losing that . havetriedtotellhlmthatitWas Station, New York, NY 10019. (l'T /\ , /1 . - S. T __ / -R ____ during the past 10 years. tie 1.5 during the past 10 years. He has located and what to do about I II Tallahassee, as well as all the commission members, including community." _______________________________________________ and wir.d up with three clubs. by At Vermeer ''_'_____) AAM&OW&VAUN *K8 7 54 &Q7 Both Vulnerable recurrence lie must have had complete description of what DO "r'Ou KNOV1J PRO2"L'' Gal' "\ " SOME HOW SHE BECAME MIXED UP Wtl'H Ti-4E\ CA'? I'LL ' A L%SARtAN? CREAM ) V-JRQNG CROWD! 1-UM' J çr f''c I \,,,/ C' , ç - ,,.' * y ownefsdir ected a steering . rchants and propert have been personally working with this group for some time now, downtown ire and I can sinceret say that I know of no other project more ort " deserving d i off th Bicentennial Bi t lC issio support." "While the Bradlee Mclnt)Te hOUSe is a worthy project, it is only one site. Th e Sanford downtown development district con- -- "' € ../ Part of the dontown historical district after being reassessed and hearing testimony from the Division of downtown Sanford. But we needed to have some help, and it was Arc hi ves and History the commission decided Sanford's time we quit being overlooked." Miss Jacobson proceeded to contact Adams' office In restoration project would ha ve a grea te r total impact on the 17 West shows out on the second club' Oswald: "Expert Sou th gets that same shock but he has allowed for that and given WEST EAST v1o8763himself an extra chance He * A J 8752 £Q6 has led a club to dummy's vA94 king and come back to his own Q 102 • 96 hand with th e queen. 3 i& . 9 52 'He would look Jim SOUTH mighty silly if East had shown £K94 out, but that was most unlikeK.2 Lamb se veral months until he had a stomach itself Ior a more ". - I 4A K 10864 I 1 .5 ' 1 YOUR BIRTHDAY May 18, 1916 ta cks of duodenal ulcers now and the ulcer healed. He still - "That's when I rebelled," she said. "I said that downtown Sanford had done everything possible to prove its sincerity, its McIntyre house in Longwood. "Both are very good projects, said Adams this morning. "But integrity of purpose and its quality of leadership in revitalizing tended to have an acid stomach duodenum, the first part of the played In other words he is is________ I Cliwald ~ "Any bridge play et not allowed to finger it and put but he got along rather well for small intestine just oiitside the it back But .- -. -JE:- "-'-- I ". Y.it - ' I / ----.c L''?...1"..1 1 ________ -, r / \ '' ?\' :'-.' . - 'w'1T14SOME Ci"tANCE Q SHc)\t/ER$ " '7 J' WA. ._ . \k RTLyCLQuOYTOC%) MA'-'! 5YIPEEI<ATThE). - gone to the House floor as yet. Miss Jacobson first contacted the Bicentennial Commission In a letter to the commission, Senator Wilson wrote that she strongly recommended for funding the Sanford DDC request. "I hte last year, even before the December 1975 meeting at which __ According to Dr. Bill Adams, director of the Bicentennial mission's budget review commission had rejected the DDC's Corrunission, Sanford's historical restoration project was first put application for the historical restoration grant. NORTH (DI *103 yQS •AI Dr. what you'd call ulcer prone since he's had recurrent at. --f. * D. WIN AT BRIDGE _________________________ DEAR DR. LAMB - I am writing about my husband to see If you have any suggestions Band's April trip to Blossom Festival in Washington, participate in th e annual next few days matters affecting rewarding. Once you have your finances. Be both prudent established your targets, be prepared to o all-out, moneywise Very Common ByLawreaceLatoM.D. _____ _____ \\' Also approved were gran ts of $2,500 to support "They Also Ran," a collection of memorbilia by Seminole County blacks, and ~$1,000 toward Lake Brantley High School _ _____ _______ _______ by the Senate, and by the House review committee, ut s Miss Jacobson attributes DDC's success in its battle for funds to the efforts of Senator Wilson. on a holding list. Competing for the same funds was the Bradlee- go by the boards today in your haste to get things done. You Peptic Ulcers ______ ~ "? "" ___ ___ (DDC) in its restoration of historical sites. __ '. ts%':ti.t and JAMI".S JACOBY . __ __ ___oli , ____ ___________ ______ I,, - I Wins $6,500 In Bicentennial Funds ______ - _____________________________________ . 11 --- &L ______ Corporation 111111111111111111111111111111111 I--- ___ __ - continue . carry on the work of the DDC on a volunteer basis, and referendum wi ll possibly take place along with Sanford's that professional help was needed if the project was to be con- municipal elections In December. At present the Improvement Authority Bill has been passed Untied. M The Florida Bicentennial Commission Friday approved li PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Try not having This is one of those days when nsis i tent upon to be too ld create a real problem yo ur o wn way today. It co uld you cou alienate someone whose by acting first, thinking later. ll shortly need. Curb your impulsiveness. cooperation you' by Stoffel & H.imdohl ____________ _____ ___ Sanford By JEAN PAITESON Herald Staff Writer some BUGS BUNNY '\( WRAT ALL N' COMMOTION.9 ___________________ ______________________ % IE W UEVe NERE > 'EEN A Ro2eERY Y'S . AT 11.1' BANK town people make decisions for you a flyer on today that you should be carefully. Don't take making. Do your own thinking. f msy. -.111 Restoration Planned Down scree any business proposals very -- F~ Historical Site V ' - - - F that you'll lz1ter regret. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) to 21) You could have many ods Don't use rash meth ey irons in the fire today that achieve your aims today. Th overlap will are apt to produce the type. of projects Do less, but do it results you're not hoping for. disastrously. GEMINI (May 20-June 20) right. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Your temper is on a rather 19) Be very selecti ve as to short fuse today, particularly nd anything today. wi th people working for you. Be whom you le choice is wro 'it's t If your caref ul, or you'll have an returned intact. kely to be li uprising on your hands. (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) AQUARIUS 22) CANCER (June 21-July -- -- New, ambitious interests will LIBRA (Sept. 23-oct. 23) be awakened in you this year. Don't leave to Lady Luck the They could lead to something ———— ——— 1 Sanford, Florida 32771 -Price 10 Cents 18, 1976 No. 231-Tuesday, 681h SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) (March 21-April too You might have to contend with kely to be You're not li Et pets?" tn,øu e* ---it tolerant of your friends today. n dealings and domestically something say or do You could with others. Keep a cool head. 19) won't be pleased with the resul ts. — — — _4~~ _. '? I — — — I m — — — I I I — . r____ ' , it — — 35 1 T T 9 8 L — 31 REFORE OR 1 1 __________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS — — — I2 — — 25 26 A01, I lutervalil May 18, 1976 _ARIES ____ group country Tuesday, For 57 Boys name 58 Hires out again 59 Auniclei 14 S'infe tab 1 Drunkard DOWN I Domesticate 21 Girl's iama 2 Irish island 22 American Comptas By BERNICE REDE OSOL Roman ainpetor 1 96astronomer to 19 _____ _______ ___________ _ 9u,1 Belief in poetic vets libre 98AD) 56 Italian fruit _ ZLAJDJHI 47 Of beginning stature . 0 HOROSCOPE Til IL i ntcnsr"e ACO$$ I High In j Prsvous Puzzle �2A—Evenln I4arald, Sanford, Ft. __________________________ H____________________________________________ NATION IN BRIEF Senate Report Reveals Domestic Spying By CIA WASHINGTON (AP) — Taking "a step toward the dangers of a domestic secret police," the CIA amassed files on thousands of Americans, Including information gathered by electronic eavesdropping, mail opening ar.. undercover agents, a Senate staff report said today. The files were collected as part of Operation CHAOS despite then-CIA Director Richard Helms' written warning to the White House in 1969 that "this is an area not wuhin the charter of this agency," according to the Senate intelligence committee staff report. The CIA charter bars it from Internal security functions TV Honors Its Own LOS ANGELES AP) - "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" was the big winner on the air but it was "Eleanor and Franklin," a two-part drama about the Roosevelt marriage, that emerged as the most honored program of the 1975-76 television season at the 28th annual Ernmy Awards. While "The Mary T)ler Moore Show" was named best comedy series for the second year in a row and captured four other Emmys besides, "Eleanor and Franklin" won four Monday night to add to the seven it had received last weekend. The four-hour ABC drama grabbed Emmys in four cigo3 catcaries thag ABC': r.atlnr.ai t1ccait from the Shubert Theater — best comedy or dramatic special, best original screenplay for a special James Costigan), best direction of a special (Daniel Petrlej and best supporting actress in a special (Rosemary Murphy). Tornado Watch In Effect The Associated Press A tornado watch remained in effect much of the night for portions of south central and eastern Georgia and most of central and eastern South Carolina. Showers and thunderstorms continued over most of the Atlantic Coast states and Into the Appalachians. Florida was mostly clear overnight. Fog and drizzle developed In parts of New England and southward into New Jersey. Some drizzle, rain and even a few thundershowers continued over the Ohio valley region into Tennessee and northern Alabama. Scattered thundershowers also were found in east central and southeastern Arizona and southwet Montana. WORLD IN BRIEF NATO May Remove Italy From Nuclear Systems LONDON tAP) - The North Atlantic Treaty Organization may consider removing Italy from NATO's nuclear and Intelligence systems if Communists gain a igrJIicant position in the Italian government, diplomatic )urces said today. Italy is to have national parliamentary elections June 70. Most member governments of the 15-nation Atlantk alliance have publicly adopted a waitand-see attitude to avoid charges of Interfering in Italy's internal affairs. But senior allied diplomats said Italy's wobbly political situation will dominate the regular spring conference of NATO foreign ministers in Oslo. Casualties Mount In Lebanon -. BEIRUT, Lebanon tAP) - Moslem and Christian armies fought aaother dusk-tu-dtwn duel with rockets and artillezy, police said today leaving at least 207 persons killed and 346 wounded. "Our morgue Is full with unidentified bodies, we have no room for more," said a spokesman for one of Beirut's largest Moslem hostals. By police estimates, nearly 500 persons have been killed in the past three days, marking it as one of the bloodiest periods in Lebanon's 13'-rnonth-old civil war that has taken nearly 20.000 lives. u.-. 'z. Riots Erupt In Jerusalem JERUSALEM tAP) - Art Arab man was seriously ounded by Israeli police gunfire today in rioting that broke out in East Jerusalem, police said. The sporadic clashes in Arab East Jerusalem came a sectrlty forces clamped curfews on five West Bank towrs following the death Monday of the ninth Arab bictim in widespread rioting or. the occupied West Bank of Jordan. Israel radio said 21-year-old Mahmoud Kurd was in critical conJition with a head wound after border police Fired on a crowd of youths who attacked them, Ewning Hcmld Tues4a). May IL 1974—VOL 64. No. 23) U Oaa, and Sn4a. eatepl Sl?idêy md Chi.l,nj De 0,' The jj.Inrd Herald, Inc 364 N French Ave.. Sanford. Ela 3'77J S.cnd Clais Potae Paed at Sanford. FIo.sda 32111. 'G"Ic D:n.tr 5S cer's. MonfrI. 12 £. S Monn. $31 20. Ve.r. 52510 ByMa.I InFLoèd am hcm(delwery AUo'er Morth. 12 72. 6 MonthS. 516 20. 12 Mc"IhS. 53? PI3ZIJ'1cd :1 ___________________________________________ _______________________________ ___________ Tveiday, May 1$ 1S7 The ft Pattern Takes Twist Leg*I 4otice I— CB Base Antenna Stolen By BOB LLOYD llvraldStaff Writer The thefts of citizens band radios From burglarized autos and residences have become commcnpiac in Seminole with the tremendous surge of use of the oor*ilar radios by citizens but the theft pattern took a new twist today. Sheriffs deputies said Jane A. Coppock. of Attamonte Springs, reported that thieves made off with a citizens band radio base station antenna from outside a business at 102 O'Brien Road. Fern Park, The antenna was 40-feet high. Deputies listed its value at $125. MUkTheft Probed chroem, rnaMng of' wIth 129 containers of milk, mostly chocolate. The milk was valued at $23, he reported. SJOrd Man Jailed Sanford police have jailed Titus Jerome Manning, 25, of 813 Pecan Ave., Sanford, 'in lfeu ___________________ LegaI Notice HE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTIENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CUlT IN ND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA. PRORATE DIVISION CIVIL NO. Th.l$.CAOSA FII* Nvmb.r PR.7S-17.Cp GOVERNMENT ,, NAT IONAL In Rs Esta?,eI AU'.IA I lure, MOTOA PHILLIP DEAN HANNERS. Plaintiff, Deceased. rifle and tiu'eatencd to kill tler. rod and reel were taken when NOTICE OF DEPOSIT his parked auto was I No injuries were reported IN COURT burglarized at his residence. Worthless Check Charge TO: TERESA LYNN HANNERS Residenee Burglarized In other arrests, Roosevelt c o PatrIcIa Hanners Post Office Maddison, 29, of Sanford Route Joel D. Barr, of 211 Eileen Box 333 Two, was jailed in lieu of $5,t) Aye,, Altamonte Springs, Shawmut, Alabama bond by Zaaford police on a reported a watch, rings and charge of obtaining property by cash, total value $479, were FLORIDA IN BRIEF ' ALBERT EDWARD BAUM. et at., NOTICE OF SALE HOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the is, day of June, 1916. at ii em. t tP4 west front door of the Couthoule of SemInole County, at Sanford, Florida the undersigned Clerk will ft et for sale the fOIIlng J AND wnrfhIe.m aw,r,Hnd •, mitino after a )irolarv at hie flU b4aM.4w.isfr %SVtaI n "'O' 0e5C71)eO reai P1OPTIY. Patricia Hanners. residence. Lot 36. BLOCK C. SKY LARK county jail records. who has the care and SUBOIVISION, according to the Cs Takes, control of Theresa Plat thereof as recorded in Plot Lynn Hanners Sheriff's agents arrested an Roy Afford reported burglars Book 17. Page IS. of the Public Post Office Orlando woman at her made off wIth 40 to 50 sIlver Records of Seminole County. Box 333 residence on a charge of dollars In a coin collection after Florida. Shawmut, Alabama 36476 Notice i hereby given, pursuant together with all structures. im unlawful possession of a motor enterirg a residence at Lake to Florida Statute 733.516. that Three provements. fixtures, appliances, vehicle certificate. Delve and SR-520, Oviedo. Thousand Three Hundred Twelve and appurtenances on said land or Richard Burdette, 3412 Arnel And 12 100 Dollars ($3,312.17) has used in conlenction therewith - Bond was set at $2, for Dr. south Seminole. renort.ed thiS day been pd Into th. above. The aforesaid sate will be made Han pursuant to a Summary Final Doris Ann Hall, 31, of 7344 thieves pried open the trunk I styled Court by Deborah L. the Judgment entered in Civil No, 76 of $5,250 bond, on aggrava '1 Balboa 1k., Orlando, according and a door of his auto at his i ners, as Administratrlx ot pending in the Estate of Phillip Dean MannerS. 6)5 CA 09 A n assault and unlawful Mood t Seminole County Jail residence, taking $400 in deceased, pursuant to an Order ot Circuit Court of the Eighteenth TeC'TdS Deputies today were probing alcohol charges. quarters In a Jug and a citizens the Court entered May 14th. 1916. a Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole of which is annexed hereto. ii County, Florida. a milk theft at Lake Monroe Police retorted Manning was band radio. DATED this 17th day of May 1976. Pistol Stolen no proper claim for these funds is El"mentary School, Lake arrested at 1rench Avenue and In other reports to sheriff's __________________________ made within sIx (6) months from the (Seal) date of first publication hereof Von Den Berg. Gay Monroe. Deputy Marion l3thStreet following an incident deputies, John W.McMillan, of Legal Notice which Is May 11th, 1976, said funds & Burke. PA Matthews reported someone atlO6W.11stSiinwhichaman Spanish Trace Apartments, shall be deposIted with the State Attorneys for tne Plaintiff pried loose a cafeteria window allegedly chased Gloria Altamonte Springs, reported a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Treasurer to the credit of the State Orlando. Post Office Box 193 Florida 32102 lock and burglarized the lun- Robinson, 23. with a .22 caliber .n caliber pistol and a fishing EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. School Fund. 76. PubliSh: May 1L 1976 DATEDthisI7tI.dayof May. 19 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (Seal) COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND H. Beckwith. Jr. PRORATE DIVISION COUNTY SEMINOLE FOR Clerk of the Circuit Court NO. 16.I45.CP FLORIDA Guilty By: Lois B. Walker In Re: The Estat, of PRORATE DIVISION Deputy Clerk WALTER A. HOLLY. File Number PR.S-Iti.CP Publish' May 15, June 15. 1976 Deceased In Re: Estate of DEZiOl NOTICE OF PHILLIP DEAN MANNERS, ADMINISTRATION Deceased TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ORDER ALLOWING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST EIGHTEENTH JUDICAL CIRCUIT DEPOSITINCOURT 'THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Upon the Petition of Deborah L A second Orlando area man featured fathcr of two children, on the operatirn were available OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED COUNTY, FLORIDA. Manners, as Administratrix of the has pleaded guilty to book- told the court he's now living in to authorities and that he would 'N THE ESTATE: CIVIL ACTION HO. 7I.631CA49B Estate of Phillip Dean Hanners, YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IFI ED FE DE R making in connection with Lancaster, S. C., and working cooperate with law en- That tt. ed AL NATION AL M3 R deceased and pursuant to Florida 4 $3rO!'*. f the T.AGE ASSOCiATION, Statute 733116 (I). It is hereby statewide grand jury in- at his brother's mercantile forcernent officers. Estate of WALTER A. HOLLY. Plaintiff. ORDERED L dictments returned in con- store there, File No. 1.Iap 5 "T1 lxb I took were for Manners. as Administratrlx. deposit nection with a sports betting pending In the Circuit Court for LONNIE JAMES SAULS and insotheregistryoftheCourtttiesum Luther Judson McNamara, me," Crenshaw said. He said It Seminole County. Florida, Probte operation raided Nov. 1 at Lake 52, of Orlando, pleaded no took him "a long time to find Oivison, the address of this I' ELIZABETH 2 SAULS. of Three Thousand Three Hundred Defendants Twelve And 47100 Doilars Destiny Apartments, contest in circuit court to a out that when McNaznara took Seminole County Courthouse, HOTIC'EOFACTION 153312 121, the'amcunt which the Altamonte Springs. companion bookmaking In- bets he sometimes made Sanford, Florida 37171. The Per. TO: LONNIE JAMES SAULS Court has fixed as due Teresa Lynn and dictment in the case and to a Manners as her legal share in the itakes In listing them." Jack Leroy Crenshaw, OTI.A W. NEALY, whose address ELIZABETH 2 SAULS Estate of PPtiIIip Dean Manners. Crenshawdldn'ttellthecourt is: 1103 W. E. 11 avenue, was allowed to remain free or, charge of carrying a concealed RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN deceased pistol and was sentenced last cxactly how long the bookie Gainesville, Florida 32601. The All parties claiming interests by, $1,000 bond during a pre- week DONE and ORDERED In and address of the Personal through, to 90 days in jail plus 10 operation had been operating name under or aoainst LONNIE chams at Sanford, Seminole sentence isivestigation ordered Representative's attorney are set JAMES SAULS and ELIZABETH County, Florida, this 14th day of years probation and 3411 but said he'd been taking sports forth below. by SAULS, and to all parties having or Miy, 1976. All persons having claims or Circuit Court Judge Joe A. months suspended sentence. bets for about two years. claiming to have any right, title or Cowart Jr. after Crewshaw 5 Virgil B. Conkling ded5 against the Estate are interest in the real property herein McNamara Is free on 13.000 "But I've been betting on ball required. WITHIN THREE Circuit Judge (3) descri pleaded guilty Monday to one appeal bond in the firearms games all my life," he said. Publish May Il, June 15. 1976 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF count of bookmaking, a thirdYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEX 107 case. THE FIRST PUBLiCATION OF that an action to foreclose a mc, degree felony punishable by a INVITATION TO SIC THIS NOTICE, to file with the Clerk tgage on tpe following real property McNamara said the bookie maximum of five-years in MONROE.WILSON c above Court a written in Seminole County, Florida: operation took hets by ELEMENTARY statement of any claim or demand pri3on and $5,000 fine, Lot 72. THE COLONNADES, telephone and its best week 6N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE they may have. Eath aim must be THIRD SECTION, according to the SCHOOL ADDITION Aspartofpleanegotiationsin brought in writing and muSt indicate the plallflereofasrecordedinplat Book AND in a $3,000 profit. He the case State Atty. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. t.asis ior tte claim, the name and 16. Page 55. Public Records of SCHOOL GENE VA ELEMENTARY bbottasaid the operation being CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE addressoflhecreditororhi$agens, Seminole County. Florida, Herring's office dropped phased out whenwas sheriff's COUNTY, FLORIDA. or attorney, and the amount • p,5 been filed against you and you ADDITION second count of bookmaking, CIVIL NO. 75.ISSI.CA-09.B claimed. Sealed bids from general con raided thewiretaps apartment NAT ION AL the date If the claim is not yet due, are reilred to serve a copy of your and charges of maintaining aagents after utilizing to GOVERNMENT whc'n it will become due written defenses, if any, to it on van District tractors will be received by Owner, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, gambling house and resisting gather evidence. School Board. Seminole PlntIff, shall be stated. If the claim Is Berg, Gay S. Bu'ke, P et County, Florida, at the office of the contingent or unliquidated, the Post Office Box 793. Orlando, arrest without violence. nature of the uncertainty sPIlI be Florida 37902. and file the original Board, 702 East Commercial St enshaw told ESTATE OF LESTER RUSSELL, stated. It the claim Is Secured, the with the Clerk of the above styled Sanford, Fla 37171, up to S o'clock Crenshaw's attorney, Andrew Judge Cowart that the at PM Wednay June 9, 1976 and • Defendants. Security shall be described The court on or tefore June Welch, said the plea was made operation based point spre.."i 21, subsequently, at the Seminole NOTICE OF SALE claimant shall deliver sjtficlent othe,iw a judgmer.' may be1916, en County with the understanding that on football games on incøie't of the cLaim to the Clerk tO tered Courtbouw, up to 7 against you for' the reiief denial by the court of pretrial formation published by an onNOTICEISHEREB'rClVENthat the 1st day of June, 1976 at 11:00 enabtettteClerktomaitone(1)copy demanded in the cornlalnl or o'clocftiPji,i, same date, at which to each Personal Representative, petition time and place bids will be publicly a m at the west front door of the motions seeking suppression of Orlando newspaper. All persons interested in the seal of Opened and read aloud, Courthouse of Seminole Cr'anty. at WITNESS my hand and the evidence seized in the Nov. 1 "I didn't keep any books, but Sanford. Florida the undersigned Estat, to whom a copy of thIs Notice said Court on May 11th, 1976 The work consists generally of the apartment raid may be ap- I was about broke," Crenshaw ClerkwiiIofferforsalettefolIowing of Administration has been mailed (Seal) fIlOWifl are required, WITHIN THREE (3) Monroe.Wilson Elementary pealed to a higher court and clainied. "We couldn't have described real property, Ai-Th',r H Beckwth, Jr., FcIOM THE DATE OF OF School Addition, a one story steel Clerk of the Circuit Court LotS. Academy Manor, Unit Two,MONTHS THE FIRST PUBLICATION reversed, thus nullifying the been making much money." frame building with an enclosed By: Lillian T. Jenkins according to the Plat thereof as THlSNOTtCE.tofileanyobje(1i guilty plea. area of approximately l0lSosquare When McNamara was sen- recorded in Plat Book 16. Page 21, Deputy Clerk they may have that challenge May II. 21, June 1. 5. 1976 t'renshaw, a tall, craggy- tenced last week he said books Public Records of Seminole Florida. validity of the Decendent's Will, the DEZ 97 Gneva Elementary School Ad together with all structures, Im qualifications of the Personal dillon. a one story steel frame provements, fixtures, appliances, Representative, or the venue or building with an enclosed area of and appurtenances ,n said land or jurisdction of the Court. aiproximatety 1500 sQuare feet used In conjunction therewith. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Separate bids will be rpouired for The aforesaid sale will be made OBJECTIONS NOT ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO.9t05 eacn Additløn, which an, located at 'Pir%4..ônt to a Final Judgment en PILED PROBATE DIVISION WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. different sites, but a combined oa tered In Civil No. 75 119$ CAO9 B File Number 76-133.CP DATE of the first publication f will also be considered by the now pending in the Circuit Court of DivisIon the Notice of Administration: May OwTI' the Eighteenth Judicial Cir,uit In In Re: Estate of 11th, 1976. and for Seminole County, Florida. Bid Documents are open to pu C ANNA L. SHUMWAY, OTHA W. NEALY. inspection in the offices of " DATEDthislllhdayof May, 1976, as Personal Represcrit Deceased Director of Auxiliary Seryc"s An 18-year-old Apopka-area Man'h 5 and didn't ring up the (Seali NOTICEOF ative of the Estate of DiStrict School Board, F W Dc,';' Arthur H BeCkwith, Jr. youth was sentenced to two sales. ADMINISTRATION WALTER A. HOLLY. Plan Room and Central Ficr 'i Clerk of the Circuit Court years in prison and three years Decea Assistant State Atty. Bill TO ALL PERSONS HAVING BulidersEIchaflgeorIan By. Mary N. Dirden CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST may be SPEER S. SPEER, c' Monday after lleffernan said Sears officials probation obtained from hi Gft.r ' Depi.'ty Clerk 113 Magnolia Avenue THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Gutmann Dragaspi Associates, pleading guilty to grand lar- have attributed $3,100 of an Van Den Berg, Gay OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Pott Offke Box Architects, Planners, Inc • Sarifo,rd & Burke. PA. IN THE ESTATE: ceny of movie camera equip- $8,000 shortage to the operation. Sanford, FIorid Attorneys for the Plaintiff Atlantic National Bank Building YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ,jite i. P0 Box 9. Attorney for Personal ment in a March 30 burglary UI Both defendants said they Post Office Box 793 Sanford that the administration of the estate Representative Orlando, Florida FlorIda 32771. upon request ac southwest Seminole. didn't keep up with how much of ANNA L. SHUMWAY. deceased, companied by 150.00 deposit Pt.bllVs, May II, 25. 1916 Pbl'sh May 1$. 1976 per Set File Number 76.133 CP. is pending in Circuit Court Judge Joe A. money they took. Defense at- DEZ99 DEX 100 for each site, or 575.00 per ccmbned 4 the Circuit Court for Seminole set. Cowart Jr. meted the sentence torneys said Mrs. Spalding has INVITATION TO BID County. Florida, Probate Division, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Deposit will be refunded in full for to Brian Thomas Blelchner, 18, paid back $800 to the Former Sealed proposals will be received the addresS of which I5 Seminol, Sets to fide General of 1208 Ellen Court, in south- employer and Miss Butler, who SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. by The School Board of Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, submitting bona bidsContractor and CASE NO 76-9$0-CA.09.F County, Florida, Owner, at the of. return Florida 32171 The personal west Seminole. said she is to be married this DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND fices of the District School BoNd of representative of the estate is documents in good usable con dition wittiir. 5 of the plea As part days after the negotiation week, had made restitution of LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, Seminole County, 202 Commercial LORELLE S. PARSONS. wtsosi Opening of bids Refund for sets In Plantitl, Avenue. Sanford. Florida. until 1:30 address the prosecution agreed not to is SO Saxton Avenue. excess of two will be less on. halt " P.M.. Wednesday, May 26, 1916 and Sayville. LI., New prosecute in five other burglary Judge Cowart told the women DONNIE F. GILLIS if living, and York 11757. The the deposit to cover cost of subsequently, at the Altamonte name and address of the personal reproduction, on the same basis of dead, all parties claiming intests. cases, officials said. it is up to them to prove that bv,thrh.underor.gaist Connie Springs City Hall. up to 7.30 P M., nepreentative's attorney are set return of documents. same date. for the Construction Cf 6 ft below Judge Cowart ordered PIe they didn't take the 13.1(X) total F. GlItls General Contractors SANDRA L. GILLIS, 1 Primary & 2 Intermediate Alt persons ha','ir.; claIms a' bid Oocumen•s arid do who obtain sentence investigations for two listed by Sears. llv:rg z'td dead, all partIes c(ani,, not bid the Classrooms at Lawton Elementary demands against the estate are protect, interests, by, througz't. under tearful former Sears Roebuck must return Sameat least 10 Cowartsaldhehopes that the against 1' or School as per drawings. All required. WITHIN THREE MON Sandra L Gillis days befor, the bid date, or pay one materials an and Co. employes who pleaded pre-sentence Investigation by equipment furnished IllS FROM THE DATE OF THE haIfthedepositperseftocray, Defen and all work performed shall be In FIRST PUDLICATION OF THIS guilty to grand larceny of state probation and parole of reproduction and handling, as set NOTICE OF ACTION accordance with the Drawings, NOTICE, to tue with the cterk of the forth above, money while the) worked in the officials will uncover the STATE OF FLORIDA Specifications and Contract above court a written statement of TO' DONNIE F. GILLIS if living. Docurnentspertainingtheretowhich Sub contractors an, others may Searscatalogorderdeartment motive for the embezzlements. an any claim or demand it dead, all they may obtaincompietebiøcsocumentaupon parties claiming maybeexaminedattheofficeoffh, at the firm's Altamonte Mall have. Eachctaimmustb.lnwrlting deposit as In other cases docketed for interests, by, through, under or Arhil,d, stated above, one half of attd must indicate the basis for the store. trial this week before Judge against Donnie F. Gillis and SAN which will be refunded upon return A Bid Bond In the amount 015 PI claim, the name and address of the of documents in good DRA L. GILLIS. If living, and if cent of base bid will be Mrs. Darcel Rita Spalding, Cosart: condition required, creditor or hii agent oc attorney, within s dead, all parties claiming Interests, Addr days after OpinIng of bIds. each bid to: 20, of 204 Alderwood St., Winter Benjamin P. Willis, 19, of by. through, under or against and the amount claimed. If the Each bid must be accompanied by Don Coleman. Springs, and Miss Patricia Oviedo Route Two, pleaded Sandra L. Gillis claim (snot yet due, the date when it a certified check or bid bond I5stj Purchasing Agent will bdcome due shall be stat.i If by an acceptable sUrety company Residence Unknown Yvonne Ruder, 19, of 605 Lake guilty to receiving a stolen School Board Of the claim is contingent or for not less than S per cent of te YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED '' Seminole County Orienta Drive, Altamonte motorcycle knowing that It was unliquidated. the nature of the Ufl base bid The successful bidder will that an action to foreclose a Mar' 202 Commercial Avenue Springs, told the court that they stolen. He was allowed to tgage on certainly shall be stated, If the be required to furnish Performance the following properly In Sanford, Florida 32771 claim Is secured, the security took money paid by catalog remain free on bond during a Seminole County. Florida shall Bond and Labor and Materials Each bid shall be marked be described. The claimanf shall Lot 16, Block G. NOR TM "Lawlon Elementary School, Payment Bond. each its the full custiinwrs between Jan. 1 and pre-sentence investigation. deliver sufficient copies of the claim amount of the contract ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION Prjmary 1 sum. issued 2 Intermediate to the clerk to enable the clerk to by a bonding company licensed In FIVE OF UNIT ONE, according to Classrooms" and shall be delivered mail one copy to each personal Florida I • the plat therof recorded In Plat to Ihe address above, representative. aoo& Il, Page 3), Public Records of To be eI(g(b'e for considenat,.,. The Instruction to Bidders. All persons interested in the estate bids must comply with the laws of Seminole County. Florida. Proposal Form. Form of Bid Bond. wtiom a copy of this Notice of Florida, all conditions of the has been filed against you and that Formof Pertormaneand Payment Administration hasbeenmailed re SpecificatiunLandmustbemad.on I Continued from Pagel'A) yoi,' are requred to serve a copy of Bond, Drawings, Specifications a required, WITHIN THREE MON a facsimile of tlseform your written defenses, if any, toiton other contract documents may be included with IllS FROM THE DATE OF THE the contract documents, "HeCleveland) wants everyone (on the city council) to call PIainfIffsAttorney*hosenamea' examined at th following location: in FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS duplicate, enclosed in an opaque him," Grant said. addrest IS A. DUANE School Board of NOTICC', to file any objections they Seated envelope bearing Seminole County the name The suit was filed by the engineers to Loilect $109,000 which BERGSTROM of RUSH, MAR may have that challenges th and Jddress of the bidder and the SHALL, BERGSTROM AND 202 Commercial Avenue validity of the decadent's will, the the Winter Parkf'irrn claims Is owed for engineering work on thE ROBISON, 55 East Livingston project or prol.ts on which he is Sanford, FlorIda 3271) Qualifications of the personal bldding.andoeliv,,edno, later defunct sewer systaii. Sli'eef, Post Of lice Box 3)46, Orlando Phone 3771252 than repf,senlalive. or the 'renue or date and hour menliGned CopIes may be obfain.d at the above. City council stopped planning of the sewer system, which Florida 3102. 'in or before June 1. jurisdiction of the court. $974, and file the orlvinaI with te office of District School Board, t.pon Owner reserves the right to reject would have connected Longwood with Altamonte Springs for Clerk AI.L CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND any or all bids or certain portions ot of this Court either before Paymentofadepositof$7óOOperi,f OBJECTIONS NOT so sewer treatment, In the summer of 1974 after the votei"s In a service on Plaintiff's Attorney or of dr4awings and specification,. Any FILED abidassfipulatedjntpieFORMOF BE FOREVER BARRED. PROPOSAL, and to waive any In speciat referendum turned down the sewer system by better titan immediately hereafter. otherwiSe a Unsuccessful bidder, upon returning WILL Lorelle S Parsons Default will be en'er.d against you Such set promptly and In, good fomeiifies and technicalities in 2-1. As Personal Representa bedding, arid to award the lob in the for the relief demanded in the condition, will be refunded hi) live ot the Estate of In other business, the city council: best interest of the Ownir. P4o bid Complaint or Petition, payment, and non bidd upon so ANNA L. SHUNWAY shall be withdrawn for a period of 30 Approved the purchase of bul!et.proof vests for all 13 cIty WITNESS my hand and soil of returning Such Set, wIll e retug44 diy from the opening dale. thisCotstth.s3QthayofApeil, 1916. 113.00. Maxi,r.um number of Wts police officers, making it mandatory that the officers wear for P,rSon4I Dls1ilcI School Boird, (COURT SEAL) attowoø per Contractor WIll be two Reii'ewntatew,. protection when on duty. Seminole County Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. (2). 5: L. W. Carroll. 2'., Esquire Authorized Julian to ddend a sUit filed by the LfXIWOOd Robert o Feather, Clerk of the Circuit Court Addenda will be sent to Gena,'aI P 0. 501 911 Chairman By. Mary N Dandies Contractors bidding thu protect and Volunteer Fire Department Inc. to recover possession of $354)Q Casseltiecry, Ploridi 37707 William P Layer, Deputy Clerk to all plan rooms holding plans. worth of equipment including a p301 table, a cotton candy Tefeptsone: $345700 Superintendent Publish May i, ii. IS, 75. 5916 Publish May 4, I), II, tfl Publish: May 11, IS, 1976 machine, a soda 0D cooler and a public address system. Publish' May II. 23. June I, 1916 OEZ n DEL 17 DEl 61 DEL se Springfield Police Chief Was Loanshark: Newspaper q - Railroad Offers Reward The Florida East Coast lAKE WORTH (APi Railway is offering a $25,000 reward for Information leading to the arrest and conviction of whomever broke a si(ling switch lock and derailed an FEC freight train. A company spokesman said Monday that the derailment in which no one was injured was caused by "someone who knew what he was doing." lIe estimated that the Sunday derailment cost the firm about 1500,0011. The train was traveling south at 35 mIles per hour when it was unexpectedly switched onto a siding leading through a small Industrial area, railroad oficlals said. The train had to crewmembers. Two engines and 13 cars — many carrying loads of granite ballast Fur rail beds careened off the tracks and narrowly missed striking a drive-in movie theater, FEC officials said. The spokesman said the culprit or culprits broke into the switch box, threw the siding switch and fixed the automatic warning lights to muicute e'vvtythiig was normal. - - Shock Therapy Opposed Prosecutors claim that electric shock MIAMI tAP) therapy recommended for former Treasurer Thomas O'Malley could cause memory loss, making him unable to testify effectively at his trial on extortion and tax evasion harges. A doctor's report recommending the shock therapy to treat O'Malley's depression was revealed Monday In court records along with the government's motion for a hearing on the matter. The shock treatments were recommended by Dr. Irwin S. Jacoba of Coral Gables, who said O'Malley's recovery from a serious heart ailment is being hindered by the depression Medicine has not overcome the depression, the psychiatrist said in a report O'Malley's lawyers filed in U.S. District Court last week. - ______________ ____ Legal Notice • Ford Future Weighed ssso. - U fl C - - I I 1Avo I ci S S U 11 S I fl e Florida delegates for TALLAHASSEE tAP) President Ford and Ronald Reagan figure today's Republican primary vote in Michigan will go a long way toward deciding their candidates' futures. "If Reagan wins by a big margin in Michigan Tuesday, it's all over," said I.E. "Tommy' 'Thomas, a convention delegate who was Reagan's Florida primary campaign manager. "I think Michigan must go for Ford if Ford wants to avoid a political waterloo," said Sen. David McCIain of Taiitpa, a Ford delegate. "Surely Ford has to carry his home state." Senate Republican Leader John Ware of st. Petersburg, also a Ford delegate, said "it's too early to tell." But he added, "it looks like there will be more excitement" at the convfltiofl. 1 Scheme Involvement Claimed • I)AYTONA BEACh! APi — At least two high offit'ials of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. I ITT) have been implicated in the illegal registration of about 60,000 lots of the massive Palm Coast development here, a newspaper reports. The [)avton.i Beach Evening News said Monday that a sworn deposition by Dan Cooper, a former ITTCommunity Development Corp. vice president, named Richard E. Bennett, a director and executive vice president of I1'T, and John l'hawn, an Ii'T vice president. 1is being involved in the scheme. Cooper was ousted last summer From his ll'F-CDC j.'isition. l'Vf-CDC owns about 100,000 acres of land in l.:gler and St. Johns counties' set for the long-delayed ''aIm ('oast (Ievelopment. Barron Refutes Charges TAI.I.AHASSEE lAP) — Senate President Dempsey Elarron says the charge that he distorted the truth in attacking the university system is false and was made by a man who refuses to get out of an "academic fog." Rat-ron, D-Panama City, made the denial Monday in responding to charge by Chancellor El. York that he deliberately u.sed false statistics in arguing that the Senate budget 120 million less For university spending than the house has appropriated. York told a news conference that if the House did not prevail In conference committee he would consider asking (by. Reubin Askew to veto the university portion of the appropriation.s bill. ' they can study it and do whatever they want to with It." SIIA Chairman Evans said Monday that he had a copy of the complaints against Wilson, who has been SHA executive director and secretary for nearly four years, but he doesn't plan to call any special SIIA meetings or work sessions on the grievances. The next regularly scheduled SIIA board meeting is June 10. Today there were 10 picketers in the line marching on sidewalks at the SHA offices. Some picketers indicated they were ready to spend the day participatir.g in the demonstration. Several picketers apparently La-ought lunches, refreshments and chairs that were spotted in shady places on lawns near the SIIA offices. Officials said there hasn't been any trouble so far during the demonstrations and that none is expected. C o rn i-n I s S 0 I Re e c fs Bia ' (Continued from Page I-At - .,. . - . . . . Vihien also salu mat (iutznann has already donated about $1,000 worth of his time. At one point during the heated discussion, Lee Wheeler, a spokesman for the ad hoc conunittce, asked if the corn.mission wished to disband the committee. Wheeler's contention was that without the 1500theadhocconunilteecould not have a final report which has been promised by June 2. Commissioner Richard 5.,. ,;.i .,.. U4U iJt Uj.J})U Ii illiWilA ,UU Ii (;utmann's doing the study, however, he said he wanted to be sure other architects had the same chance as Gutmann. I'olk then agreed to meet with Wheeler and contact at least three firms in addition to A u tin a na Dr a g a sh. - recommendation from the sheriff on which architect to —i-.' TAKEAFORlPAT IORAIcE ., HOSPITAL NOTES MAY 17, 1976 Al)MISSIONS Sanford: Rhonda K. Britton Alexander J. Campbell Leon Duffey Sara W. Easterby Teresa M. Gonzales Cynthia I.. Ilainelin VVEATHER ___________________________ — vv i iiter Springs p M0DdaY'5 high 91. today's low 70. Partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers. Clearing and cooler tonight. Mostly ttmn) Wednesday. Highs today mid to upper SOs. 1Mw tonight low 60s. High mid SOs Wednesday how to mid 60s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 m.p.h. shifting to northwesterly around 15 m.p.h. by esening. Rain probability 30 per t'eiiI. EXTENI)EL) FORECAS1' Fair north and partly cloudy with a chance of at ternoots showers south portion. highs in the low SOs extreme north and mid Ii: upper SOs elsewhere. I,osss In the upper 50s extreme . ,,,, • -U 11111 - u ii Q i, ts By JANE C/SSSELBFRRY Herald Staff Writer WINTER SPRINGS City' Council Monday night accepted "with great regret" the resignation of Councilman Irwin Hunter, who said he will be moving to Atlanta to accept a position as electro-mechanical drafting designer with Electro Magnetic Sciences of Chamblee, Ga. A resident of Winter Springs (then North Orlando) since 1967, Hunter was elected to fill an unexpired term on Council in 1973, having served as fire chief. lie was re-elected to his present two-year term in 1974 and was currently serving as police commissioner. Appointment of a replacement to fill the vacancy left by Hunter's resignation, which was effective Monday at midnight, will be on next Monday's agenda. A letter from John Newsome asking to be - l)avid M. Houghton I'earl Knighton John H. tAttles Rosa Lee McNeil Mabel Merkerson Orrie Nelloms Alberta Rowland Vira Rucker Curry C. Welborn S.4JJ ' . - — - ' IRWIN HUNTER court action by the rity. Piland said the PSC hearing on the final rate hike has been scheduled for 9:30 a.m., June 17 at Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. This is the big one. In horsepower and workpower. 195 horses from a Smooth twirt cylinder engine. Hy. drostatic drive that lets you control speed and direction wilh a single pedal. Simple plug-un attachment System. Electric start. Dual rear wheel brakes Double action hydraulic lift. It's the tractor for big yards or bug ambitions Bolens A good yard ahead $thru2ohp SF rvic Products We Accept Trades ennssiderr'd fnr the Cniineil ceit "' was read and Councilman John Irene E. Moffet, Deltomia Donald W. Wright, Deltona Daniels asked that Don Sines Rebecca F. Yebra, I)eltona also be considered for the post. Catherine Dodson, Lake Other council members said they had been approached Mary by several interested persons Edna Mesch, Lake Mary Katharine P. Ladd, Oviedo and asked that the matter be delayed until next week. BIRTHS An estimated $1,500 to $2,000 Sanford: in attorney's fees and City Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. 1 Marsha Attorney Gary Massey's I). i Bussard, a girl estimate of 20-25 per cent chance of success if the city makes a direct appeal to the State Supreme Court on the ,inford jurisdictional sail against the Ruby Grace Bennett Florida Public Service CornMary S. Daniels mission, may guide Council's lide M. Markey decision next week on whether Michelle Munger to continue the fight. Mayor Belinda V. Robinson Troy Piland asked for a week's Mary Rowe delay before voting on the issue Harold Tatum in order to get some input from James V. Warren the public on whether to take Harry F. Nehs'in. DeBary ii,.., I__. I_.._ -- ------LiiI 5.IL IegaI siep uvanaoie r ,\nna M. Vitt, DeRary the city. Tummy Brice, Geneva Donald Lambert, Lake Mary A rate request by North lnehle Bacigalupo, Orange OrlandoSewer and Water Corp. .............to the PSC, which has taken uttitry rate setting away trorn ris W. Jones, Osteen TbomasG. 011is, Winter Park the city, brought protest from residents and prompted the CAMCO INDUSIqIAL EQUIPMENT 313W.MELOOY LANE CASSELBERRY, FL. 32107' 345. 53 4447 F iN&HCING AVAILASLI 5C' Oo*i 4ØI, Also MC SAC "C Auto Sensor Control Ends Dryer Watching! Cycle Signal—buzzer sounds peioi to end ol cycle Automatic Normal, Automatic Perm.font Press/Poly Knit, timed 'Three Cycles WELCOME THE SPIRIT HEALING — __ u u ii - (I..nn S.) r,,I,,,r.',,,',. "U' 'fl. 'AU, t.. Is Sanford Alt Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First s. ('asselberry Alt, closed, 8 pin., Ascension I.utheran ('hurt'h. SANORA SOUTH DELIVERANCE PENTECOSTAL REVIVAL EVANGELIST: REV. WILLIAM STONE — to 60 mInutes Four temperature selection, Up-Frt.nt Unt Flit., Electronically tested do pendability Sanford's newest residential neighborhood New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM 25,OOO VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA ." ': ['2 ltO8P Conventional-5% Down REV 2 259 V. STONE RE V. GIN SPONSORED FIRST PENTECOSTAL By MARANATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ChURCH REV. FREDMcCLEARY, PASTOP REV. JAMESQRIFFIN. PASTOR ' OAKAWN.--—,. MONiJMttIT CO" - ,,,,_.,.._. PSC To Examine Claim TAI,LLHASSEE (API -- The Public Service Commission has agreed to examine whether Tampa I';lectric Co. is tryng to slip a rate Increase into an adjustment ordered by the commission. The PSC also voted Monday to make the check of a Florida Power & light Co. rate-hike request due June 1 if ublk' Counsel Woodie l.iles raises the same objections he did about the TECO request. l,iles said he needed more time to examine the FP&L plan. comparing it with the amount of electricity used in varioL months Councilman Lawrence been fired into her home and Goldberg said Connell had that police had refused to pu.h .1 _.____ £k..,.k..e k. ....4I#in .-iuuii. apreau rwuu uwuulçJs.tuI u Connell was arrested, taken Efforts by city concerning the polce LONGWOOD Mayor James It. Lormann to department. Councilman to the police station, fingersaid, printed, and held until his atAnderson bring to a head stories eli- Parker culating in the city about the howevLr, he had been present torney demanded his release. City Prosecutor William police department fizzled at at all council meetings and had Colbertrefused to prosecute the Monday night's city council heard no such statements. charge was the case and allege Connell Insisted that tapes of storIes meeting. The "ticket-fixing" and "officers. prior meetings be played to dropped. In another police department propositioning young girls" determine for the record stopped while driving through whether any such remarks had matter, the council refused to the city in the wee hours of the been made. When Lormann approve a request from said Connell had reported the Goldberg that $2,652 be spent to morning, buthj three additional rooms on The only positive action taken incidents to him prior to a by the governing body was to special meetIng 10 days ago, the police station. Goldberg at first said the instruct City Attorney Ned Connell reminded that he had estimate included all materials, Julian Jr., to prepare a form arrived nearly 30 minutes late paneling, and labor except for the meeting. which citizens may fill out an Lormann claimed Connell's carpeting, electrlcnl work and sign listing complaints agalLit painting, but later added that report to him concerned any city employe. most of the labor would be Lormann, saying that "ticket-fixing" and young girls donated. Councilman Gerard Connell being "propositioned" by police Ills colleagues requested that had passed on to him verbal officers at 2 in the morning, he submit a more specific list. Lormann said without complaints against police ofGoldberg warned that the price ficers, Insisted that Connehl documentation he could not of the work was so low as to be in- investigate complaints of this prcsent documented "ridiculous" and that waiting formation on wrong-doing. He nature. might lose the financial break slandered Connell, in recent months, said Connell had for the city. police officers If he could not was arrested by the police Anderan said the price was present such documentatlo department and charged with so ridiculous as to make him Council Chairman J.R. Grant "obstructing" officers at the suspicious. said Connell had made the scene of a crime, remarks at a council meeting The incident occurred, police and Council member June said,whenCcr.ndllr,zpcndcdto Lol-maTU3 said she also had a call for assistance from a citizen who said gunshots had heard Connelh. k; h" By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Sanford AA, 8 pin., 1201 W. Fust st. Sertoma Chub of Sanford, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Casselberry Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Land o' lakes Country Club. Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's gtesu.iunuu. FIMY, MAY21 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumleys Alt.umonte springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwnnis, lam., Buck's Restaurant. Happy Senior Citizens of Casselberry, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Prairie Lake. Tanglewood Alt, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. Langwood Alt, closed, 8 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church. AMIP, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Speaker, Miss Janet Lunde, Seminole County supervisor for Youth Programs Inc. Seminole YMCA Gra-Y annual Parent-Son Banquet, 6:30 p.m.. Lyman High School cafeteria. SATURDAY, x Corn Boll sponsored by Congregational Christian Church Men's Club, 5-7 p.m. 24th and Park. hire was expected later toaay. UIIUI UI' IiiUI3L43 UIIWE ranging from 60s north and The ad hoC committee was central to mid lOs along the appointed to study methods or Southeast Coast and in the relieving overcrowding at the Keys 84-inmate facility. Lawmen say Wednesday's Ilaytona iseacn on some days 100 inmates are crowded into the facility. The tides: high 12:50 a.rn., 1:26 7:23 p.m. modular units would provIde p.m., low 7:09 a.m., space for an additional 42 Port Canaveral: high 12:36 a.fl.. 12:58 p.m., low 6:51 a.m., prisoners. 7:10 p.m. FAITH Longwood Official Says Senior CitIzens tour to Circus World. Leave Sanford am. from Civic Center; pick up at Casselberry, 9:30 am.; return at 5 p.m. Reservations available. Cn,,npIl nffi,'prq ",nd — Theft Nets Youth 2.ea r J all Te r ru _____ ST. PETER.SBIJR(; tAP) Several persons told the St. Petersburg Times that they borrowed money at a 25 per cent interest rate from the Springfield police chief, the newspaper says. In a copyright story Monday, columnist Dudley Clendinen said his interviews confirmed allegations that (;corge W. Kittrell, police chief of the Panama City suburb, had loaned money to persons in the Springfield black community at a high interest rate. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin recently asked State Atty. Leo Jones to investigate that allegation and others, but June later said he could not find evidence of the alleged loan sharking. The Panama City News-Herald earlier revealed the allegations against Kittrell and alleged Sunshine Law violations by other city officials, Tenant picketing of the Sanford Housing Authority HA) offices on West 10th Street went Into the second day this morning as representatives of the Joint Tenant Council refused to meet with SHA Executive Director Thomas Wilson III. The pickets are seeking removal as adWllson' nilnistrator of the 480 low-cost public housing units In Sanford. The Te.rant Councih submitted a resolution listIng 15 grIevances on Monday to SIIA Board Chairman Richard Evans and demanded the authority fire Wilson. Wilson said today that he's prepared a six-page singleto the spaced answer grievances and that he was seeking a meeting with the Tenant Council to explain his answers. A spokenan for the council representatives said the group won't meet with Wilson. "We submitted our resolution and complaints to the SHA board and we want to meet with the board," the spokesman said. Wilson told reporters that he'll gic his answers to the Rumors Accuse Police, TUESDAY, MAY 18 retihichorn Elementary School Advisory Ci,mmlttpe, 7:30 p,in., school library. Florida Symphony Charity Night at Seminole Harness Raceway post time 8 p.m. Betting proceeds from the night's races go to i'ionaa YTflPflOflY. Winter SprIngs jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Building, 17-92, Longwood. Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7 p.m., Chamber of Commerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., FlorIda Power and light, Sanford Seminole Uons Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and sit 43 Casselberry Jaycees. 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Cornmunity United Methodist Church, for troubled parents). Lyman Hign School PTSA, 8 p.m., school auditorium. Installation and Bicentennial program. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 am., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizen Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Sponsor for month, AARP. ThURSDAY, MAY 20 Seminole Chapter 2, OES, B p,m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. Idyllwllde Elementary School annual Grandparents' Day Open House 9-11 a.m. Tour of building and grounds, explanation of academic programs and refreshments it B BOB LU)YD Herald Staff Writer 1 Plea Is Entered In Area Bookmaking Case ______ Picketing CALENDAR Continues ____________ /\ t S H Tuesday, May ii, irn—jA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. TONIGHT THRU FRIDAY 7:30 P.M, MARANATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ISIS FRENCH AVE ,SANFORD FOR TRANS. ,)RTATIOH CALL 123-4444 or 323-Sin Homes ready for your inspeCtion and Immediate OCCUPIOCY Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Bralley Qdham-323-4670 BUILDER-DEVELOPER Ei,c'rical ,'firng Sp.t.ciei,s1 No Job Toe Largo or Toe Small Sanfod Electric Co. Open Mon. thrti FrI. $ am-S p.m. Closed Sat. 2522 PARK !H. 322. 562 54. �- - -- --- -- _________.-- - Evening HemW Around The Germans call It "Realpolitik." It's the stuff nations use when conducting International affairs and it's been the underlying workkg philosophy of international theuiticians for years and years. 9 A most expert practitioner of Realpolitik is America's Secretary of State and resident expert on ;UN. F'flENC1lAVE..SAN}oRfl, FLA. 32771 Area (\'de 305.322.2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, May 18, 1916-4A WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher WllJ.1M, &). CU14RIE, Managing Editor foreign affairs, Henry Kissinger. Without a doubt Kissinger was the trains behind any successes on the international scene the Nixon administration laid claim to, just as he has been the brains behind victories claimed by the Ford administration. — Home IX-livery: Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2840. 11%. Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $20: 6 Months. $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40. E F I_~i~% ~_] __. Now, however, top Ford aides say Kissinger Is a political liability and should be dropped. The drop Kissinger movement picked up sufficient credence to prompt the German-born ambassador to go on nationwide TV and announce he will not seek another term — whether Ford wins the Presidency or not. W African Aid Plan The Clock Makes Good Sense On the whole, the diplomacy of U.S. Secretary of State Kissinger has been useful during recent American-African differences will not be solved overnight, but a good start has been made. The United States made its commitment to selfdetermination plain and the response from African leaders has been encouraging. However, the political-diplomatic aspect of Mr. Kissinger's trip was only half of his task. The other half began in Nairobi as the United Nations Conference of Trade and Development (UNCTAD) got under way. Freedom and self-determination can prosper best in an economic climate that assures human aspirations and creates stability. Economic assistance to Third World nations has been a thorny problem for many years and the problems that divide people are all too visible at Nairobi. Many of the conferees are asking frankly for massive redistributions of income from developed to underdeveloped nations. Others, such as India, Bangladesh, Egypt and Ethiopia believe that the first order of business should be a moratorium on all current debts so that another cycle of aid could begin with a "clean slate." Still others are proposing a massive program that would stockpile natural resources when world prices are low so that they could be sold when prices are high. All of these approaches should be met with skepticism. A redistribution, of wealth without correcting the root causes of why a nation is would be a palliative. It is better, as the aphorism goes, to teach a man how to fish than it is to give him a fish. Likewise, a moratorium on debts nothing because it does not create industries or develop resources, Controls and mechanisms to inflate prices of commodities artifically invariably founder in bureaucracies and hostilities. The program being prepared by the United pitfalls. Mr. Kissinger States avoids all of proposed a $1 billion fund under the control of the World Bank would be a political umbrella for private investors who wish to participate in an African nation's growth. The capital would be. raised by issuing securities, with the future' production of natural resources as collateral. The advantages are many. Business and investment would be kept in private hands, African leaders would be able to seek loans from a fund that does not have a visible nationality, and investors would be protected against expropriation and thus encouraged to participate in the development of Africa. The United States also is willing, as a compromise, to support a modest stockpile Discussions in Nairobi will be complex and perhaps even byzantine, but United States By w PRICKETT Kissinger is an intellectual giant in our times. Someday, historians will compare him to former heads of states in other countries, who, through manipulation and Realpolitik, managed to etch out a few extra years of power for their country on the even after the bells of history had signalled the end to big power. It's Iroiik that a man like Kissinger Is being called a liability by aides assigned to the most lackluster administration this nation has known in Years. Ford aides say only by dumping Kissinger international scene, can President Ford be re-elected. What that represents, really, is a last ditch effort on behalf of Ford aides to produce a staged news event to try and cover up the lack of positive policies and or programs the Ford administration has been able to produce. To sacrifice Kissinger is a "cheap shot." Alone he Is worth more to this country than Ford and his aides all lumped together. Realpolitik — of which Kissinger is a master — means, simply, that you base political operations on what will work — not what is nicest. In other words a country tosses idealism aside and sets out to accomplish its goals, no matter the cost. Inter- the national politics toasts only one country winner. I detest Realpolitik, this philosophy of winning regardless of the spiritual and Intellectual cost to a nation's people. And I have always viewed Kissinger as a man of giant intellect, but third rate when it comes to matters of humanity. In short, he's a cold fish. But he's a winning fish, and Kissinger has more intellect and savvy on a bad day then the rest of the Ford administration has on Its best day. ,~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Taking Kissinger's been in the hot spot for eight years. And that's a long time for any one man to have survived the machinations of this snd other country's politicians. Kissinger's web Is spun among leaders of countries throughout the world. Once, he was dubbed the Wizard of Ox of international relations. I guess in an election year even the Wizard of Ox would be tossed out If It means getting elected. That's Realpolitik at Its best — or worst. (If poor solves these which the should stick to its guns because its proposals for the ec ."rnic future of Africa are o,riginal, imaginative and sound. Satirist Needed What Americans probably need more than anything else in dose of political satire from a latter-day counterpart of a Finley Peter Dunne or a Will Rogers who could unmercifully Lacerate the high and the mighty of their day much to the delight of their audiences. They were capable of quickly deflating the ego of any politician who was captivated by his own success and their targets could do but little more than go along with the joke. Far too many figures on the political scene today are accepted with the gloomy sobriety that seems to afflict the American people of a more sophLsticdted era. This humorless approach often lends an aura of respectability which is neither merited nor deserved to some of the inure absurd political ideas. A public that thirsts for honesty and candor cannot seem to separate the ludicrous from the rational. Indeed, It almost appears as If political humor itself Is a vanishing species and has become the private preserve of a few political cartoonists and political insiders who swap yarns at cocktail parties. these, the waning years of the Seventies, is a good BERRY'S WORLD P, I T 13 76 I,,%( i. ln A ft , &197- C "lithe Russians keep frustrating us at the SALT talks, we may just have to retaliate bynf,i'irla,,.n,, ihnn, D, ^^M" Crossover Voting S WASHINGTON Despite optimistic 41 ______ pace of our economic recovery. 19tr Statistically, the economic factors are _______ favorable. A 60 per cent rise in average stock prices since the 1974 low makes it possible for ________ " ~i~,- -[ companies to move Into the market as they ,` tr. I. I ;t their ballots for George Wallace In IWZ who cp-, 11 III 111111111 I couldn't for some time and to raise the capital breathing down his neck. _____ v :,they need for expansion. In fact, business firms So, he has a bandoned all that talk a bout ar dipping into this market at an Unbtuude niiig the base of the GO!'. He r.y zt'U 'I" precedented rate. believe It. but McLaughlin is no longer saying '" But though Federal Reserve Board ( AI J. t hi ngs like he did in December 1974 when be told Arthur Burns says "new capital appropriLtions the Republican governors meeting in St. Louis of large manufacturing firms rose sharply that Republicans must become "the party of the .;' during the final quarter of 1975, new orders for open door" rather than the party of "big nondefense capital goods have now increased business and the country club set." three months in a row. Production of business equipment has risen briskly during the past four No, siree. Bill McLaughlin no says, of Mr. or five months and the physical volume of total Reagan's effort to open the party's door by business investment in fixed capital has inappealing to Wallace voters, that this "threatens _____ creased significantly in each of the past two the destruction of the Republican Party." quarters." The specialist, including Burns McLaughlin says he is "completely shocked" himself, note that expansion and modernization by Reagan's blatant appeal for Democrats to of critical U.S. industrial plant is moving at a give him the GOP presidential nomination. "Mission Accomplished. Sir!" pace too slow to meet our needs. Productivity Is Well, now. What about this crossover business lagging. In some industries—specifically paper, in primaries? Is It a good thing? Or, as the aluminum, steel—the outlook is for production Washington Star recently editorialized, Is it a to be restrict ed by a shortage of capacity, which JOHNCUNNIFF "travesty" to let one' party influence the out. could mean a burgeoning of inflation with a come of another party's election' surplus of buyers bidding prices higher for these In my Judgment, open primaries are a good h scarce materials. Inflation in such basic cornthing for reasons both philosophical and • moctities could spread widely through the pragmatic. economy. To begin with, as a person who puts principle With profits markedly up and financing S A above party, I am In favor of any process which rw available, it Is chiefly a lack of confidence which encourages people to vote for individuals holds back optimum modernization and exNEW YORK (AP) — Should the stock cer- ThornStan!ey,vicepresldentofMorganGuaras because of their stands on issues rather than pansion in such key fields. tificate be entirely eliminated and replaced by a anty Trust Co., who warned that to seek total their party affiliation. It should be noted that the greatest expansion bookkeeping entry? elimination could be construed as another Open primaries do Just this. and efficiency-increase problems lie in the inThat argument has been waged heatedly in the assault on individual investors. Mr. McLaughlin's response, therefore, dustries where environmental and other securities business, which cannot forget Lie In his view, the elimination would be an atregulatory officials are giving industry fits—in deluge of paper that overwhelmed it in the Late tempt by the industry to solve one of its own strikes me as an odd thing. Mr. McLaughlin, many cases because of inequitable regulations, 1960s and actually led to the downfall of many problems by "invading the homes" of 25 to 30 after all, i.s a member of a minority party. inequitable er.forcmcnt of regulaticr.s, delays, brokerage houses. iaiiiiiun shareholders who might prize the carP1 &ithnt1c tells us liii party i,veds both Democratic and Independent votes to win the or on.again-oU.again enforcement and Why keep moving the certificate itself about? tificate itself, not a substitute piece of paper. haphazard shifts in rules. It's enough to shake Why not leave it in one place and simp!y give the These people, he said, have ownership cer- White House in November and yet he suggests the confidence of any company board of direc- owner a piece of paper attesting to his or her tificates for their homes, cars and Insurance, that these same people be excluded from helping tors. ownership. Paper work would be reduced and and certainly are ca pable of safely storing the; pick his party's candidate In the primaries. If Consumer spending is up. But there are signs fewer certificates would be lost, you love these people In November, Bill, why not stock certificates too. here, too, of a lack of confidence. Though home In May' The questions made sense, and now we are As he sees It, people ar' entitled to possession construction starts early this year were 50 per half-way there. Customers have been urged to of their stocks, if they so choose, and they'll rebel Besides, the clear trend In American voting cent above early 1975, that industry is still leave certificates with their brokers. And against efforts of the Industry to take them patterns is that the public Is "mare detached depressed. That in the face of a growth in new movement of certificates between brokers has away, "and I don't want to be a part of trying to from political parties than at any time In the last families and despite available financing at rates been reduced by a central depository. 40 years" and is dee'ply dissatisfied with the force it on them." considerably lower than in the recent past, The individual, however, retains the right to poli tical process itself. As it is, the industry is thought by many critics though still high by historical standards. keep the certificate himself, and many stock This is the conclusion of a new book titled This to have done enough to discourage the small or shows up in still other owners prefer to do so. Now there is talk of individual Changing American Voter," written by A lack of confidence Investors who, according to some choice by three political scientists and published Last week ways. Businessmen are engaged in what the taking away that eliminating the sources, including the N.Y. Stock Exchange, has by the Harvard University Press. Why shouldn't Wall Street Journal calls anticipatory price certificate altogether. been leaving the market place. But the certificateless society, even before It Reagan or the GOP — or any candidate or party, meet the inflation increases — raising prices to Some evidence of this was included in a they anticipate down the road. Labor, burned by gets started, is running into problems and op- current "Report to Institutions" by the ex- for that matter — try to capitalize on this senpast inflation, likewise shows little coifidence position. change, which noted that $377 billion in corporate tirnent? that the problem is about to be Licked. Unions One such problem is that the actual certificate stock was in the hands of institutions in mid-1975. Pragmatic rcason No. I for allowing are, therefore, naturally seeking gains sufficient must be replaced by a substitute piece of paper That's 45 per cent of the total. crossover voting in primaries is that It allows to meet the cost of living boosts they see coming. you just can't eliminate paper, it seems — and Of even greater importance seems to be the parties to pick that candidate for President who These tren.L tend to male Inflation more that substitute wouldn't be negotiable, as is a trend. Institutional ownership rose only 1 per Is most likely to run the strongest in the general likely and could mean Federal Reserve Board certificate. cent from 1965 to 1970, but in the latest five-year election. The closer the primary voting universe foot dragging which could slow recovery. Another problem recently was cited by period through part of 1975, it soared 31 per cent. approximates the November election sample, the better the idea a party will have of whom Its best vote-getting candidate will be. It's better to ANDERSON find out in the primaries that an individual has a narrow appeal, that he is unable to attract S Democrats and Independents, than it is to discover this Is November when it's too Late .' _____ . ________ ______ f )I ' '- ' WT -. - ) 'L . II -( , , A 2 Mrnmspl, .1 , - — . . ,..' 1 , ,,, - ' . " . . .t. i ., .. '. " . f .... . , . - . . " I. .. . ':' '• ' . -V . 4- . . -:(' ,ç , .. 'I. . —.• ;•? ., J •.'' I -' -.• '. . I-. .. . j ,.. . =1 . ' - I . ,. . -- -..-. .,,...' . . . - . , . .• - - - -;'.; ;- I- *_ . - , . . - I .. . j Friedi Dorger meets one of the rabbits front the Central Florida Zoo iiulng a special program at Lakeview Nursing Center. Betzy.O'Donaghue (left), zoo employe and June Miller, Nursing center director, lead a helping hand. (Herald pboto by EM Vincent Jr.) ACQUAINTED -- 't1iifiI Flattery Gets A Woman -. close to $150 million. Evidence shower to be clean. Also that enough that times have the vogue for flowing locks the men declared that they were no Apollos but it had never Altamonte South Seminole Jayceettes, accepts her plaque from challenging title of a recent changed but ersentiaH., so in (while it lasts) calls for quite as bothered them, admitting the while that they had no objection at being told they were good.. looking. They all agreed that It was essential at all times that a man should be well-groomed. -* The women agreed unanimously. Facial surgery, unless considered a necessity was definitely for actors, movie stars, TV announcers, in short, men in the public eye. conunuously. Certain SKIfl treatother hand it provides a guide to DEAR 1\BB'i': GRANNY-TLments could be necessary but those women who still believe Be is thrilled at the prospect of not considered as a beauty aid. that flattering a man's ego becoming a grandmother even Some 40 years ago a Frenunmarried their boss, husband, son, the her though chman visiting the U.S. was plumber, the grocer and the daughter, who is on welfare, almost struck dumb by his has no plans to marry the goes a long way butcher hotel's barber shop. There he t owards making Life easier. baby's father and chooses not to saw men stre tched out in disclose his identity! Fifty years ago the French relaxing chairs being treated business You say, "That's tier had th e reputation of dowsing , 1. lrnt f,rp nark ,fhsr with and se et. perfume ann d tier (neniseives in havliig whileii a wiiicurbt was Abey, duii't you think a child lotions instead of taking baths. but within themselves are only color a plain shirt in mimuted his problem without starting World busy with his nails. He soon too ready to agree with the tones. True, bathrooms then were the has the right to know who War Ill? was a stanthis In a lively 45-minute debate learned that real lather is? And don't you exception rather than the rule. smart woman who tossed this A L' dard procedure for men of all and four women on TV four men lap. when the child grows think that S WIFE Bathing facilities are definitely bit of flattery in their agreed that there Janine ALaux for an ages and the met author up, he should have the right to The hook's advice to DEAR WIFE: Make a deal more common but use of get in touch with his real lather with Al. Tell him that you will fragrances continues to grow, junior up to 17) points out that exchange of views on her book. seemed to be nothing frivolous while they may have learned at Among the men was a young or absurd in the custom. For if he chooses to do so? have your hearing tested if he'll too. Also, maybe the lather wants gohackto the dentist whomade Last year, according to the their mothers' knee that columnist, a well-known author him this kind of treatment was Latest figures, sales of men's "cleanliness is next to past his prime, a business than only available in public to support his child, his new teeth and get an adWomen talk about WOMEN'S justment toiletries in France reached Godliness" it takes more than a executive and an artist. Two of Turkish baths. IuGIrrS. how about MEN'S book written by a young and attractive Parisienne in her early thirties, Janine Maux. Even in this era of growing equality, the writer proceeds to enwiieiak at length masculine "do's and don'ts" amounting to a definite code of behaviorism, Somehow it is doubtful whether many men will take the trouble to read 1, On the - - - an - - . the last 20 years. This, much energy and time to take sociologists say, is due in great care of as their sister devotes to measure to the advent of TV her crowning beauty. It is after a man has reached and perhaps also to the fact that the French have discovered the the forties that he must look out for and prevent, those sneaky attraction of foreign travel, So, according to the book, you early manifestations of middle wi ll never make a faux pas by age. The answer Is keeping fit, telling a man that he is hand- however boresorne it can be. The greatest pitfall for the some, that he looks divine, whether he be a member of the middle-aged top executive is to French Academy, a learned try to follow the you kick. Not scientist, diplomat, political for him the tight Jeans, loud giant, world menowned athlete striped shirts, strident ties, or young stripling. All would fancy socks, trendy sports rather hear this than be told jackets and tank-tops, etc., they are clever, a genius, even for leisure wear. These outstanding: in their particular only spotlight the signs of age. field. They already know that. His business suits should be They protest, shrug their sober and subtle, but well.,i,,,.. ..........,i.. t,,ilnr,.I nn,I hic nnv •nn,'h ,-,f %ItiUL1C4U srwuiutis, ... &uie . MEN'S LIBBER DEAR I,IBBFP: Fortunately V ,'. or possibly unfortunately), since women literally carry the load alone and deliver It. It is their prerogative as to whether or not to Inform the father. And not all fathers are willing to own up to it. But read on for an other enlighte ned viewpoint: -' - -. ,- ' . " - ' r 1, I -.,! V _____________________________________________ /* Y "o4;, - SHS Class O' 66 Sets Reunion The Seminole High School Avery, Sharon Bagley, Sally Justice, Faye Karnes, Jonathan Class of 1966 reunion has been Barnes, Kathy Bauer, Richard Kelly. Mike Kimsey, James set for August 13 keg party) Bauer, Diane Beach, Vicki King, Robert Lackie, Paul and August 14 (dinner-dance). Boyd, J0 Ann Bryait, Maxine LeRoy, Roger Lewis, Mary For those un able to attend the Bus.sey, Brando n Countryman, Matheson, Sheryl McDade, Thu dinner but would like to go to Pete r Darmi, Geraldine Din- Mocny, David Nicoll, Mike the keg party, there will be a nan, Tom Foreman, Mark Ogden, Russell Patton, Jan G. #-"s charge of $5 per person which Harrod, Melody Hartman, Henninger, Phi) Hahn, Chuck t c . / (* ,'p'I r also includes your class Sherry Hite, Joe Hodges, Scott, Lawr en ce Shaw, Jerry III,, , " Will iam House, Ernest John- Smi th, Arlene Spencer, Nancy directory. it " son, Jerry Johnson, Jimmy Strum, Charles Vining and Approximately 46 class Johnson, Jer"y Jones, Nancy Beverly Walden. members are still not ac:.. ,A counted for. Anyone knowing of those listed Plans Seminole Meeting Nora Gordon third from right) hands over the president's gavel to Mytie C. Gradick during in- the address Sarah stallation of new SISTER officers. Others selected were (from left): Nelle Livingston, recording below, please notify 20th Street. In an effort to draw new across from Altamonte Mall. president; Margaret Ganas, corresponding secretary; and Lyons, 1204 West members members from Seminole secretary; Ruth Simpson, first The "lost" class A documentary history of the Bunny Taylor, treasurer. (Herald photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) are: Robert Alexander, Russell County, the Orlando Chapter of the National organization for feminist movement in the Women will move their June 2, United States will be shown. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. meeting This will be informative to new to the First Federal building at and potential members of SR-436 and Palm Springs Drive N.O.W. NOW The public is Invited. I - 14' , 1. - — ' - - . I OFFICERS INSTALLED —% ' ' - - NOW vice - Coping ___________ 'What Next? ine An tenu pTiat Contract child? Yet, you would let taxpayers aunio this respon-sibility because some 21-yeardivorce. It was a bitter divorce the terms of the divorce bet- fair. It should be changed, they wedding date was put off again By LEW KOCH old female decides she wants to this time for three months. if it said, to read that Rita would and John wound up having to ween John and Rita be a mother. sum if should come to that. And receive $30,000 in lamp money but pay Alice a great deal of — It was bound to happen Finalmy the w hole thing was We are five registered nur- it still seems a sham. 10 — more money than John felt lawyers, being lawyers, the the marriage lasted one year, resolved John and Rita ses. Sign us agreement covered every plus $400 a month support for agreed not to get married. she deserved, It's called an "antenuptial" SHIRLEY, MARY ALICE, six years. And so on. This time around, John talked possible contingency. AND agreement (or contract and MARGIE LOIS, The moral of the story 13 what this legal document does the situation over with his JACQUELINE Rita's lawyers warr.ed John's surismed up by Chicago divorce For example, if the marriage ex pe ct ed of a lawyer. John said he is spell out the terms lasted only one year, Rita would lawyers that If John didn't lawyer Muller Davis: DEAR ABBY: My husband's divorce settlement before the his second nutrriage to work how could he Lw certain, receive a lump sum of $10,000 make a full and complete Lawyers," he says. "can kill and new teeth don't fit him right e couple even marries! Th is is but mo nth suppo rt for disclosure of his financial the g th de lays e gol n th not at's th ta lks funny, but he $200 a how co uld anybody be certain, plus the way it works: three years. If the marriage wealth, the antenuptial problem. Every time I 115k him what with more people getting John Is engaged to marry di vo rced than marrying? And lasted t hr ee year s, Rita would agreement would be voided by ea." to repeat something, he gets Or in other words, one sure rece ive a lump sum of $20,000 t he courts. So Income r mad at me and says, "Why Rita. John thin ks he loves Ri ta, even if he did get marr ied , how way of getting around a bad nts oU300a returns were exchanged, hl don't you get a hearing aid" hethinksitaloveshlmfl,afldhe payme could he prevent his second plus support Of'. divorce settlement is not to get years. And so for five Abby, there Is nothing wrong believes the two of them will wife from ripping him off ft.. month value of stocks estimated, tried In the first place. This with my hearing. It's the way live happily ever after. But nancudly if they should get health records scrutinized. 01 the way John avoided all his Rita's lawyers studied he talks,. Lately I have to be John believed the saute thing divorced? co urse, all this took time, so the problems except for the bill John's drawn up by agreement was careful not to ask him to repeat live years ago when he His lawyer suggested an lawyers, and being advocates wedding date was po.stpuiiei.l from his Lawyers for services anything for fear he'll take my engaged to marry Alice. John for their client, they said the one month. The Lawyers con-rendered. and an empty did marry Alice, but three antenuptial agreement. This head off. l:tr, Alice sued for piece of paper would spell out antenuptial agreement wasn't tinued their wrargling so the marital bed. 11w r;in I h;iridts' this - - - ' IN 17 —_ DEAR ABBY: Concerning the unmaired mother-to-ic who is welfare and prefers to keep the Identity of her baby's lather a secret: According to you, it may be her business and her secret, but that baby becomes the taxpayers' bumden, and we taxpayers are sick and tired of supporting illegitimate children. With all the resources prevent to available pregnancies, there is no excuse for any sexually active female to bear a child' And why' should the father be excused from the because you man loses. ewher e PARIS — 'Tell Them They Are Handsome" is the Does U nwed Father Have Right To Know? 4 Som Patti Brantley (right), named "Jayceette of the Year" by the chapter President Danuta Bock. JACK United - Even In France ANNUAL AWARD PRESENTED or k Ronald Reagan's candidacy is a case in point. WASHINGTON— Soviet reconnaissance that during Field Training Exercise Jack Frost which hold their fire unless the intruders appear Despite the fact that he attracted thousands of Democrats and Independents in his two races for planes have been spying on the new Alaskan oil in Novexuner and December 1975, two high- aggressive. governor of California, It was still said that he BRASS RING: Today we award the brass pipeline. "Frequent incursions" Into U.S. air performance Soviet photo-rcconialssance would be unelectable to the presidency because space have been reported from Alaska. The most aircraft over flew the Trans-Alaskan pipeline, ring, good for one free ride on the Washington he is too far right, appealing only to a minority serious incident was a spy flight last winter over now under construction. Merry-Go-Round, to Aldelmo Ruiz. within the GOP. Now, in the wake of his victories U. S. military exercises aimed at protecting the Our associate Joe Spear. now on a in Texas and Indiana, where he proved he could "The pair of Soviet aircraft of the MIG.23 or pipeline. newsgathering trip through the Middle East, get the Votes It was -said he couldn't get, this Overflights by both the United States and MI(-5 type are reported to have photographed Ruiz In the remote, rugged reaches of myth has been demolished. troops were ocdiscovered the Soviet Union of each other's outlying territories elements of the Army as the pipeline." North Yemen. This Is a primitive country barely defensive postitions along are no thing new, but It usually has been done by copying Pragmatic reason No. 2 for allowing open 14 years out of the Middle Ages. Murphy said about 3,000 troops, Involved in high-flying camera planes or reconnaissance primaries is that they greatly decrease the satellites. In this case, MIG.-23 or MIG-25 fighter the exercise, "were occupying their w'sUme Al Ruiz, a 52-year-old Puerto Rican, is head of possibility that a boss or political machine, or planes buzzed the supersecret Army maneuvers, defensive positions. Consequently, there Was the U. S. AID mission In North Yemen. He has any highly org'inized special Interest, will be The planes swept down a valley and zoomed much intelligence concerning U. S. military probably been the best bargain in our postwar, able to manipulate or Lock up an election. over the pipeline route, then veered west over plans to be gained by closely observing and $168.blllion foreign aid program. With surplus In Septcmber 1975, addressing the the Bering Strait toward their bases in Siberia. photographing the maneuvers." equipment and borrowed tools, he has ac- Republican National Committee in the East SigrJicantly, they stayed inside U. S. Air space As Murphy described the incident the U. S. compLished more than moat mIssons have been Room of the White House, President Ford said about 12 minutes, which Is the time It takes for troops were divided Into two "armies," with a able to boy with billions of dollars. the "door to the party should be wide open" and U.S. interdeptors to get off the ground and reach Itanger battalion "attacking" the pipeline anu There were no electrical, welding or machine not "just a crack." The GOP, he declared, should the lThd brigade making sure the flow of oil was the intruders. shops in all North Yemen in l%2. Yet by sheer attract "a wide spectrum of people who are The Soviet flights were discovered by Rep. not believers in our philosophy." The New York Congressman suggesi.e1 enterprise, he trained the Yemen's to build and John Murphy, 0-N. V., chairman of the house Well, this Is exactly what Ronald Reagan is operate a complicated public water system In Outer Continentat Shelf Committee which held tersely that "any slndlar Incursions by trying to do. And It's mighty str ange to see Mr. States military aircraft over Russian air space the city of hearings in Alaska last year. Ford's chief supporter in his home state attack From his own sources, Murphy learned about would be met with hostile fire, forced landings Of He scrounged a surplus generator from the Reagan by usg the Orwellian argwnent that, the intrusion and reported his findings in a hot pursuit." Pine Ridge Indian R.eseriatlon in South Dakota. by trying to sace the GOP by broadening Its base Footnote: The Air Force told us it had no confidential letter to Defense Secretary Donald He arranged with the manufacturer to change and attractirig more people lo-it$ baqrter, he is in record of the overflights reported by Murphy. Rumificld. the cycle. Then It was shipped to Yemen, the fact destroying the party, "Eyewitness sources In the 172nd Infantry When intruders are detected the Air Force Yemenis named their new water system the Weird. Destroying Mr. Ford, perhaps, but not Wn•... Sytr." "Vr'ny Brigade in Alaska." wrote Murphy, "reported iwocedure is to send uo armed intercentors the p.bifta n Peztiy. , ' . inadequate products." . - Soviets Spy On Pipeline 1 , ______ ( T e C er tific a te P toc k s P ape /' I.. -,- ., .-~_ 1-;:"I_, 7r _.V, `.- ", , 11- . ' fraudulently represented in the who rely on misrepresentation sale. Courts remain the final and high-pressure tactics to sell ________ - I1 . '1.. '. If the new car you buy today teat ons breaks down tomorrow, you can rejerted Wednesday in U.S. now stop payment to the bank District Court in Louisiana. or credit agency which exThe FTC has said It does not tended the loan for the oar, be lieve the new rates will cause interest rates to rise or reduce The rules allow the consumer the availability of credit. , to stop payment and demand a 'What is more likely," said refund of pre vious installments in cases where he can FTC Bureau of Consumer reasonably demonstrate that Protection chief Joan Berstein, the purchase was never "is that this rule will make it delivered, was damaged or was more difficult for predators _______ .' I A 1~~ .. . . would not be able to do so if he Installment sales purchases, or she owed the money to a beginning last Friday, must creditor rather than the include a conspicuous notice original seller. relating the consumer's right to assert legiti mate complaints "Many creditors are pa r- agai nst any credit company ticipants In the practice (and) It which purchases a contract is u nfair and deceptive," the from the ori ginal seller. FTC said In issuing the new rules last November. The new A last-minute attempt by the FTC regulations seek to National Automobile Dealers remedy that situation. Association to delay im- Iii - - I'll .". - . ' '- -. . - — . .1 -- 1. — plementation of the' - WASHINGTON — With an open primary In Gerald Ford's home sta te today in which crossover voting is allowed, Michigan Republican Party Chairman William McLaughlin — a zealous ba cker of the President -- has 80),000 potential Ronald Reagan voters, .'1I Consumer Watch . J4 . I , 11 I Is cy r"nn ___ Is Good . statements by the business cunkinunity, there are signs a paucity of confidence threatens the Tho I a IIIIIS•I I hI -. _ _ May ii, 7—SA The Squeeze Out lit he new car you Just bought products were not delivered or is a ln;:r(rregulations broke that took The new rules promulgated you may not have to pay off the by the Federal Trade Corn bank or loan com pa ny that mission six months ago, make financed it. creditors Just as liable for The regulations end the 200- customer satisfaction as the year-old marketplace principle original seller. known as "holder-tn-dueUnder "holder-in-due-coucourse," which forced con- rse," a co nsumer who sought to sumers to pay for products withhold payment for unbought on credit even if the satisfactory goods or se rvices JOHN D. LOFTON JR. RAY CROMLEY Tuesday, ------ weeks. 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LOVE OF LIFE ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) RELIGION IN THE WS 9 1.'.PPY DAYS (A) 24. (Mert. Wed., Fri.) VILLA 'OlTisr. (A) ss' wueu aoi'€rs SWAP SHOP 5 HOLLYWOOD 6* (Men.. Tues., about a tisntituous sum,er - PLUS HOLLYW000 SOULEVARO LE' MAKE A DEAL 12 6 CBS LATE MOVIE . nn' Stsntnei'" ,Jim Stacey RC1Uel Woti. 1965 t,taicai GOODBYE, SperorTracy,KatwtmieHep- bun. 1942. (Fit) "The Haivey 24 MISTER ROGERS' ws G WILD. WiLD WEST 7 ABC CAPTIONED FOR 'T' PLAYOFFS' Championship, Fil Round "9, MO'/iE' (Men.) "Revolt at Fort Lan)me." k*in Dehner. Crcg. PaL'ricr. 107. ('Tuos.) "30 Seconds over Tokv." Spencer Tracy, Van Joi'reor'. GNIs." Judy Ga,tarsi, Jofrt I'bdak. 1946 11 2 4 "6') MIK.E DOUGLAS SHOW 30SecooverToo.Pas't two, cord, from Tues. (Thu's.) "Keeper of the flame." (35W) 24TOOAYINTHELEGL4. prokiction ci Wa'er's opera C A PTA I N Pail One. (96W) 1044. (Wed.) 10'30 sings UetideroleardGvyrem Jones is Senla in this BBC '6) 900 '2 PHIL DONAJ-IIJE Sf*DW 6* NEWS "7 TOOAYINTHELEGISIA. 24: MOVIE: "The Flying Dutchman." Nom'en Bailey CAL13W121C FRIE FRIENDS 1! SESAME StREET 9' G000 MORNING AMER- '6) NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFF SHil: Guests' Mel Tomino, Bill B.x,. , 7:30, local news). 6*! POPEVE AND two astrai boces head in its recbon. 9' HOILYW(X)OSOUARES A 12: T)'E Al 2 u'ntE Buy Double Show Ticket $2.00 2 eann w HOGAN'S HEROES (Fni. ISat. 6:45 çp pj. aid Den 195, RceISCX1IO build a 4 MATCH GAME - Sl•4CYJ ( LUCY: see below. 2' '121 NBCNEWS SUNRiSE JUBILEE ,, ) 12:55 9i SWAT,: Par1nor in a , u __ p0 ,,. a fortune on gur der. LESS 4 (pfl,) IIt WOR.D 6:30 2 (Fit. ory) DAN GRIFFIN 71 FIRING LiNE aid seam O1ars r' •' ., F Dept. aid PV'i school stu- I '9' DAILY roadblock. Tim O'Connor ' LV DOCTOR 24 INTERCOM 24 31 ALMOST ANYTHING DOESN'T GO' Entertaireng approach 10 SJVTflOf UIofy - (Wad.) PROFILES IN EDUCA liON (Fit.) DAN So" MA'SH: Hawkeye aiagontzes artillery colonel when Pie jeep riitiuie tt.e ii rai*ing o• fcer from head to e at a ANIMALS: 'ib, tridi." 12.00 '9' NEWS 6) YOUNG AND REST- 2 R'Ic A' 9 WILD. WILD WORLDOF 5:45 2 SISHINE ALMANAC (Tues., Thurs.) JEANNIE 6M' HoGAN'S HEROES $' 6:10 es.. ws Afternoon . Fit) SUM MER SEMESTER: 'The Greet 35 NHL STANLEY CUP '. cas 600 fr9bViSi1 7) 24) MiSTER ROOERS PEIGHBOF*1000 9) EDGE CF 35) ADOAMS FAMILY 4:30 (j) MIKE DOUGLAS SH t) PERV GPJFFIN 71 24 SESTTh nEE PAUL HARVEY CC)MMEWARY 11:55 Morning news thet Swisys 35 RINTINI1N FLOYD INTEOPUIZES Wednesday CONSUMER s1JIwAL ROcKY AND FRJENDS. uNDERDOG 35 4 00 2 IRONSIDE GIWG,N'SISLM.O'PrO• en'çted Fri.,___ : below '5' MARY'rfART),aAN,MA,RY HARfl,4ft, NOTI CE OF APPL ICAT ION FORTAXOEED (191.249 FlorIda Statvt.$) NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN. I Sally Jo Rivera, hiS wife, et at, .'.'. fII 3;,34'4t ,Ai •ii lii. Book 1009. Pooe 79. at1 Otliclal Pecorde Book 1056, Page 0044. Public Records of Seminole County, F!onid.i, together with an undivided interest in and to the common .dimeflf 5 WITNESS my hand and seal of thl Court of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. this 30th day of AprIl, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Many N. Dsrden Deputy Clerk James J. Loveless. Jr. ConnpielC dinner - Requ&' 3 p-,s-t of ch,thcn ,na,i..J 2 (1. 1 lOw 1" V,lve 'k#a'i.'HA. us/IN GOOD '.fr (!i, Ji9U$ Aee,pe r ALL DAT f!' 'n CHICKEN I .PENDAI,Y IIA.M.TlL9:OpM..pII LIAT IlL tI:3IPU, I 2FCivir.tio..way ml.,.,, _______________ S.anforil _______________ ________________________________________________________ - ____________ Unit I B. OAK HARBOUR, SECTION ONE. a Condominium recorded in Official Records book 996, Page 0063. Puoi,c Records of Seminole County, Florida, and Exhibits ftiere$o as recorded in Official Records Book 996, Pages 0113 through 0)74. inlusive, Publk Records of Seminole County, Florida, and Amendments thereto as recorded in Official Records Book -991. Paoe 1120. OfficIal R,'ro,dt ------------- [ppppii_ of Itse Firm Cliii, Hedrick & Rob'nson. P.A 109 Fail Church Street Orlando, Florida 3700) At'Dcneys for P'aintif I Publish' May 4, II. 1$. 25. 1979 DZ l - 141 I... .31c a line tthru 2$ times u limes .............24cc line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication ------I.,_ namC0IAIRREPSALES.andthatl vs. JOE K. SPEARMAN and HOLLY MAE SPEARMAN, his wife, Defendants, ,.,,,,, -- Submitting bona tide bids and return of documents in good usable con dillon within 5 days after the Opening of bids, Refund for sets in excess of two wilt be less one half the deposit 4.....PerSOflaIS _________ 4A-PubllcNotices * SSt , COMPLETE MOTEL STAFF ASSISTANT MANAGER FOOD&BE VERAGE MANAGER EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER MAINTENANCE ENGINEER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY PEST CONTROL TRAINEE ROOFERS IP' - itm Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous MYSELF AS OF S-lI 76. CanHelp ABU BAKER Call lfl-EU7 __________________________________ Write P.O. Box 1213 5-_LOSI& FOUnd Sanford,Fionida32lll _______________________ ,. acu,,..',i'. a ojJa,,i,,r.,,3. redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford, 323 10 WEKiVA LANDING On 'The River. 831 9587 - MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV, AIr Cond.. Maid Set-v. QUALITY INN NORTH 1.4 & SR 13-1. Longwood AVON I Bedroom furti apt. $100 monthly. _______________________ 3RoomAps.,Furn. $9OMo. 101W. 9th St _________________________ f t" Truck Driver- Mobile home cx No others oer'en'e n.ress.Arv need apply. Cail Tom Brooks, 373 5270 2 RoOm effIciency with carport, air condition. Prefer retiree. Phone 323 1762. _____________________________ Newly remodeled 3 room apt. Large rooms. Well furniShed. First ttoor. Reasonaoie. flj vt. Fs,sl SI. -_____________________ ' Nurse for night shitt. Apply In person, Sanford Nursing Con. vatescent Center Housekeeper & Driver for elderly couple, j dayS a week, Salary commensurate with duties. Send resume to Box 602. co The Evening Herald. P0. Box 1651, Sanford. Fla.. 3277) SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3, bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17.97, Sanford 323 19311 cx housekeeper, two dams a week. own transportation Lake Mary. 3fl 54 -. 31A-()iplexes -- DUPLEX'-' furnished or un locaton Ideal lurniShed 365 3121 rent Rc'asonabie t me Bedroom. unfurn, $30 wk. adutts. 535 week with children 372 6670 . Opportunity br advancement. Apply In person, Cobia Boat Co., tOO Silver Lake Road. - ,.. - Opportunities For Lease- Service Station BAYS ONLY at 2 high volumn gas ic,cal,nr.% Ccli 322)0)5 ___________ -- - . RobertO, Feather, Chairman Publish: May 4, Ii, II, 1979 DUll " - Real Estate Bedroom.) bath, familyrcom wiltS Ii,eplace, large utility, fenced yard. 3333751 after 5:30. - -_ -. ' 24 Hrs. 323941O I I BR. $150 29-Rooms Oviedo- 3 bedrOom. 3 bath nearly new home. Low down .3rd aSUmC ,imu, .,age 01 532.500 3656546 Rug Real (stale Broker 2635 S Sanford Ave 321 0757 eveS 3fl 7643 Sleeping rocm for Christian girt. .--Furn or Unf urn Private en trance, laundry & kitchen privileges, utilities md Phone & color TV .s', a,labie 332 T679 . . Owner Leaving, Must Sell y South of Sanford S 'ë.'1arIners \flll1agc IJ. 4'ra1tRIt1t Req. Real Estate Broker 503W. 1st St. 323 6051 or 323.051? eves. Waterlronf Lots, 11.500 'SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" HOSPITAL AREA 2 bedroom. 1 bath hold mortgage at reduced rate. home New paint inSide and out Business 7:30 1st Tues LAKESIDE APARTMENTS _____________ Furnuthed or Unturnushed Bingo Every Wed & Einiy Birth 7' iSp nm APARTMENT or newly wed W000MERE PARK- 3 bedroom. 2 r. ectio-t con ditiOn. Living room, dining room, and kitchen alt paneled with wainscoating. Frenced yard. 119.900. 2-' ,'a'., DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick. Broker Deitona 668 661) I landlBedrooms 10' I' Baths ALLADULTS-EASYLIVING .( ''I' nd, 3 BR, fenced, con. lot. 572.900. The Horton Organization, Realtor, eves 332.3387 529.700, REDUCED TO 121.900. 3 BR. block. 2 bath, den, large cor lot Nicely Ianclscap"d County- 2 BR. turn , good roof & tenced A real buy $9,500 BATEMAN REALTY Peg Peat Estate uroker 2638 S Sanford Ave. 32) 0759 eves. 327 1643 FHA VA 3 UNDER S25,000 Modern Facuttles AIIG.E.KItc ens HI LtedWeitO4HWVi7 i h '.'.' , No Qualifying - Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath, den, fruit trees. S 1995 down, 5221 month. Phone 372 6343' I BR. 2 bath. air condition, Tangeto Drive 327 ISIS or 454 By Owner. JOHNNY WALKEI GENERAL COPITRAC2OP REAL ESTATE INC. 3226457 , .' 1 I IN SANFORD UpplQnd PQrk% .. BINGO Every Sunday Stenstrom Realti OLDER 7 BR, I bath, zoned i mercial, equipped eat in kitc close to downtown $20,150. COLONIAL 3 BR, 2bath.quuetl tamity room. bier, patio. Icr in county $39,000 Realtor 323.5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Seni SPACIOUS I BR, 2', bathS, in I Arbor, fireplace, pato, ft Associate Eves 323-OIlS Owner selling 7 room. t,ItO sq 'f stylish home *uth breakfast bar. all new carpetinç & paint, new roof, central natural gas heat, huge back yard. close to) schools $71,500 373 0527 Priced ten ion laundry, spacious v,srd. lots more. In gorgeous tdyIl 562.700 privacy fence, nicely treed, dc qarage. Execulise living $45 built ins 5.200 SQ. tI for 571 SHOWPLACE inWynnwood- 3 I bath, lovely landscaping, cIa shopping and schools 526.00( 322-2420 v, ' x' REALTORS E1 • FLEET RESERVE ASSN . Req Real Estate Broker 37) OAIO 322 0719 322 2718 2 Both Models - Gardens ___________ : -- g 1* ____ ! STUDI3I,1, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TO WN H OUE S - i I' Hi , 2521 P,irk Dr S PettorS FROM __ 925 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD :., W. Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC )07.W Commercial Phone 322 78*1. Santord iKE MARY- 2 Bedrooms. shaded :orner tot, breezy screened porch. WE TAKE TRADES (lEDO-- SCREENED POOL- S Bedroom, older 7 story home on ipac'ous wooded hail ,ire lot 147,500 Wanted, Residential site for Leading swimming pool. distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1916 model above ground pool Top (onsideratir tor r,cr.c V..dl,ufi. Caii 172 1720 collect, jknrl kh2 3fl.313 25th St. A. EA1 TORS '. Leading manufacturer distributor has aluminum tariqular pools left over from season, half price. Guarani installation and terms Call 8559351 coikct. Sell us your car or truck even if you uwe money on it. See Bill Ray or 5112. DOBERMAN PINSCHERS AKC PuppiPs& Stud Sereice Call APr I.nderscM. 365 574) 68-Wanted 80-Autos for Sale ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prkes paid. used, any condition. 6441126, WInter Park. Want to loSe weight Can't slay on edict? Call3fl 0071 J23 5997 or 323)167 1971 Nova 2 door, new upholstery. Super clean. Willing to sell below wholesale 1895 Hacienda Motors, 3239395. We Buy Furniture 372-5122 DAVE 3' 373.9370 -. 51-Household Goods 1975 CASH 322-4132 1963 Ford Falcon. Must see to ap. prectale. Small 6 cylinder. A real cream putt, Call for information, 32) 939%. Hacienda Motors. 1970VW. excellent condition. CHICO Larrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Assume payments Singer Zig zag in beautiful walnut console with buttOnhole Pay a',itorralic balance of 591, or 10 payments of $10. See at Wanted to buy used ottice turniture. Any NOLL'S Quantity. & THE MAN. 32365700r 531.4605. 1965 Mustang VI. automatic new paint. maqwt'ueels. Runs and look' Cassetberry, Hwy. 11.97. 530 1206 good. $300. Call We Buy PINEY WOODS BARN Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick 37291)1 ups. Auction. SaturdayS 7 o m. Sanford 332.2270 "ULP )ECC°ATC 109W. 1st 51.322 2335 We Buy Furniture SWAPSHOP-FLEAMARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted tree, Come browse every Sunday 9 tO S KENMORE WASHER. parts, service, used machines. ,'AOONEY APPLIANCES 323.0691 at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre, South 17.92 Phone 372. 53-1'V.Radio-Stereo if :, 199% CHICO& THE MAN. 3328570 or 534.4605 IOA,S TRI' 70-Swap & Trade 52-Appliances Lease a Datsun including Z cars and trjcks. For iaformation call Bill ay or Jack MInk. 1311311 1975 Honda Sedan CVCC. 13 0(t) miles. air, radio, steel radial tires. showroom new. s2,950. 3495631. 1216. Color TV'S from 550; 86W. from 5)5, Service all makes. HERBS' TV, 1200 S French, 323 113-4 71-Antiques - 1970 MaverIck. 6 cyl, 59.000 miles. runs ncellertt, new inspection. 5995. CHICO 9. THE MAN 323 1570 or 534.1605. Good furniture trom the '205 and collectables. Hi Way 46 Antique's, 1'., miles east of I Ion Rt 16. 322 6972 55-Boats & Accessories 1971 Cobia Houseboat. '22', steeps 1, 120 hp mntoard outbo3rd. Ex. ceilent cord . 53.500. Daytona Beach. 904 253 2198 after 6. 75-Recreational 1915 Fiat, factory air, FM stereo. 6.000 mIles. Weekdays after 5. 32). 0257. 1971 Fiat 124 TC Special I door sedan, AM.FM. automatic with Vehicles 1969 WInnebago. 22 ft with Onan generator, roof air, aimost new tires, 15.000 miles. Only 55,500' Southern Liquidators, on U. S 441 in Apopka. Pro 21. twin 65 Mercuries. off shore tithing, Loaded. $4,200. Smyrna Marina (90.11 127 5267 666-4142. BROWSE AND SAVE. .. It's easy arid fun .The Want Ad Way. - 307 E. 1st St.. Downtown - 1973 Matador, 4 dr., factory air, radio. PS, 52,000 miles, excellent condition, See at 252$ Palmetto Ave. or call 372.5203. For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Singer Zig-Zag - 1948 Ford ', ton pickup, 66.000 original miles Fi'st 1500 akes Southern Liquidator's Apopka, 889 4111 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE Jack Mink, BAIRD.RAY DAT SUN, Fern Park. S)113IS. - to Buy HIGHEST PRICES Used Office Furniture We also buy total inventories. air. $2600 Phone 322-4932. 1971 Corvette 4.sp,ed 434, new paint. 53-799 or best offer. 1971 VW Campmobile, loaded with extras. Make offer. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 323.10*0 2928 Hwy I? 92 322 5361 76-Auto Parts 60-Office Supplies Reconcl?uoned Batteries, 512,95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Santord Av -- 1974 Datsun 260Z, 2+2, blue metallic, air, stereo, low miles. Show room condition. Used office furniture $5795 77- Autos Wanted Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chars, secretarIat desks & chairs, straight chaIrS, filing cabinets, as s Cash and carry. BUY JUNK CARS- $15 to $33 for complete car Call 322 1621 after S NOLL'S Caiseiberry. 17 91. 930 1206 pm. 1970 Datsun 240Z. British racing green, AM radio, extra clean. 2895 MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks 62-Lawn.Garden Viburnum 2' 2 f. in cans, well bunched. SI. 202 West 20th St BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN Any year thru 1976 models 1 days PH. 322-1833 week Call collect. 568.2131. 'l BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mink coat and matching hat, 5; size Must sacnitice. $500. PP 322 9778 What: Auction Arsen When: Tuesday, May Where: Sanford Auctit 1200 S. French Ave. STOPEt4OURS lOAM SP. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 06833 REALTORS 3236)53 A2D BLACW POWDER C AND ACCESSORIES, ******** GE Refrigerators White. With Top Freezers One 16 cu. ft. Req. $489 Ihe lrt 105cc thiS lovely I BR. 2 bath. timily room home, oct t*O treestnadediuls New root, carpet. paint Our best buy at only 121,500 ('ill I''.'y l.3nrn ASSOr iil'C Sale $420 Three 18 cu. ft. Sale$420 Onie2l cu.ft. Reg,$519 Req. $569 Sale $465 One 21 cult. With Dispenser Saie $430 Req. $769 Side-By-Side Refrigerators One 22 cu. It.. White SaIe$5SO One 24 u. It,, Harvest Tone Req. $909 Filst Time Offered Sale $750 One 24 Cu. ft., White Sale $750 Req. $909 One 24 Cu. ft., A-f oca do With Dispenser Sale$960 Reg.$1159 Sanford Electric CaliBart REAL ESTATE 377 7199 BR. 2 baths, central heat 8. air, garage. screened Dick poi'Ui tSr owner 373 6SI9 Aluminum Siding I (.3n covilr yOur hcrre *lh alum sang & scfIut SystCm Also Rooting. GutterS 20 yrs Exo Eagle Suding Co IS) 9563 Company Open Mon. thru Fri. Sam. to 5p.m. Clniid .at. 2522 Park Ph. 322-1342 Home Improvements Pest Control Home Repairs, Door & Weidow API BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive replacement. Screen repairs Call after S p m 323 1206 , CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. COMPLETE LINE OF MODI Reg.S799 Forrest Greenc, Inc. catIon Ph. (30$) CNbIhA-'GT"sw - $I7W.)st,Sanford 322 S641 PrOle'.S,Ofljiiv M,mnj'i.'d THE HERALD W Ai'e' n 322 4241. 31) Peg Real Estate Broker 322-2090 £' more washer and dryer: utility building. GE refrigerator, GE cabinet style ishwaSher, antique piano 312 1189 Phone 323.7340 ealk to swimming 111.500 ____________ -. 1 ilh Ce homeS. I' baths, neat, from 115.000 AS low as ('Own LxJk'nq br a home clii BALL REALTY Luxury Patio Apartments Clot, Hours-3 p "1 Daily (closed WriJ Pinq Ttlursda, Completely rrnov,itm'd 3 & CALL US ON THIS Nice 3 BR frame home on large lot Hard wood floors plus almost new roofing Only $18,500 All Electric CentralHeatingandAlrConditlonlng : 2583) 322.2118 373 7575 3 &4Bedroom, Double Oven 30' gas range. Ken Grand Opening ANYTIME Multiple Listing Ser STUCCO 3 BR. formal dining DREAMWOLO 3 BR. cent. HIA WIlT REALTY 1971 Toyota pick up, long bed, air 373 5061 after 1 p.m. C,sil Sanforul's Sale'. Lm','ilr In The Twenties Jim Hunt Realty, MAYFAIR 3 BR. tent H&A WYNNEW000 3 tSR. very neat FREE Basset HOund to good home. Ii.', years old, male, good with children Has AKC papers. 365 ROBSON MARINE REDUCED 10,000. 1 BR. 2 b -- - -"--_ 2 Lots. lSo'16t11', Farmington area. 25 tt aluminum trailer with bath and buubt on room. electricity, deep wclb, lericeil garden 317 5.35) or abler 5 30. 322 2128 50-MdsCellaneoUs for Sale Harold Hall Real' APARTMENT BLDG 7 Story. I newly renovated apartments, wali .*r onus, partially turn 546.000 ONTHELAKEFRONT - Acreage Tracts, small & large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 625 0711. 1967 Ford F 500 11 ft. van, hydrau'ic lift, air. Phone 373.7340 1973 Toyota, air, AM, Camper top. Must Sell. 671 3463 after I PA' , 43-Lots-Acreage 79-Trucks-Trailers 65-Pets-Supplies - it 61'. 2 BR. 17 bath, completely extra accessOries Contact. Gary Rupert eveS 323 3601 3 BR. )m bath. 60*12' Star, 32' metal awning, shed, Hurricane Awning Reasonable 323 1453 abler 530 for Rent Steam Clean your own Carpet Rent our Pinsenvac CARRO.L'S FLIP NITURE 3723181 Good Prices. Good PLANTS Advice. Plants 8. Answers. 2)0 E. 1st St.. 373.7577, Sanford. 373 S?Oo Merchandise PANELED recreation room. Broker Days 322 7171 BLAIR AGENCY 64-Equipment play suits. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Ph.)fl 1301 2610 Hiawatha ISYR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3903 Orlando Drive turn Motorcycle brmsuran.,e 373 3$Uor)73 7110 30 10 50 & 60 pct discount on all children's clothing. Boys' ncw casual suits, $hltS, sharI I long pants, girls' dresses 6-short & long ))1315E.FirstSt. 191S RD 230 Yamaha Excellent Running Cond. 5500. 322 0959 .1403 SANFORD SEWING CENT ER Seminole & Votusia Counties, $1100 di assume mortgage 535.900 3 B bath. refrig , citrus $77250 801 1213 - with wall to wall carpet, a t?l.C'? " ,,.,,l •...i like t JOHN SAULS AGENCY Acorn Ranch House " 42-MbileHomes - $10 worth of aquaruijm equipment. SI?. 2 good drltls, 57 each Phone 321 0913 carpet throughOut, painted iflsidp & Out Nice bicj tc'nced tot 515.500 P6-I. $150 mo 17-9-2 Sa : Days 372 6123 NightS - 322 2352 t MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3fl.1991 19195. French Eve. 322 1196. 327 416-4.322 1984 VERY NEAT of your club activities ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Call Central Fla's Salpt& Euchange Leader If you arc ookmi'.j for a homO with space and charm that you can afford, take a took at our 3 bargains thiS weekendt All 3 bedrooms --. Won't test! REQUIRED . REALTY INC 323 7832 Eves. 322 O6)2or 372.1587 pm - Sale HAL COLBERT Dirt buke, 1972 Suzuki TM SW Asking 1050. Phone 323 1201 after We Lawn Mower Sales & Service Sell the best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 30) W. First St.. 3fl Counter tops. Sinks. trt?al'alion available Bud Cabetl. 372 9057 anytime MLS and Florida room 2 Iaroe lots with lots of trees Owner has reduced price $2,000 Longwood Groves UEAU TI FUL REMODELED HOME 7 Bedroom. 1 bath, new NO DEPOSIT QUIETANDSERENE Store & Ottice Bldqs Ion Pent. 1.000 q ft REMEMBER YOUR 2 STORY HOME? Plenty of roomtl See this clean 4 bedrOom 2 bath, garage Stemper Realty 321.0041 7201 S FRENCH LET US SELL YOUR PROPE Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished CLUB ROOM POOL MONTH I jq FROM S Acres, South Sanford Ave., $3,000 per acre. law Quarters attached. Owner will Fenced rear yard Convenient to shopping. P.rfect br the retiree ' "a S Acres. PR Siding, $10,000, 1913 Triumph Trident motorcycle. like new Must sacrifice. 5)295. Call today. Hacienda Motors, 373 9395 HOME OF THE MONSTERO DEL IS HYOSA Rare & Uousual Plants & Shrubbery YOU ALL COME Sears, rotla round fan, large; Ingersoll Impact air wrench. Small electric drIll, lIe"; High wheel MTD mower, 3fl20l dabs. Others Available from $17,100 UNIQUE custom home on, beautiful landscaped I 6 acres. Mother in o Mobil, home. C. H & A. I' acre lot. river privilege's, $15,000 SWIMMING POOL SACRIFIC Meetings and Hwy 46 Joe B. .'ccaw!ey Sr., Sc!: O'.'nei' cessorles. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE. .6319 Edgewater Drive (corner Fairbanks) Orlando. 3951771. 3 BR. 2 8, country home, $35,000. Nursery Queen N.W. Cornet of Weklva Park Drive Hy gain HandIc, Regency, T Berry and Pace. Complete ac Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, A. I 'Hi I,' M. UNSWORTH REALTY Kish Real Estate 3 BEDROOM LOVELY-- Like ." Cactus NO MONEY DOWN Cobra, Midland, Johnson, SBE, Pierce Simpson, Beta. Browning, crossbow, Cypress Garden water SkiS, Little monster and El Diablo, Ph 37)4.495. I 78.MotorcyC$eS 62-Lawn- Ga rilen CB's Tent. 10*12 Penney$; Classic 75 lb. SUPER BARGAIN Mayfair area, 3 BR, 2 bath, BROKER OWNER. 322 5992 - PEALTORS.B)0606l LOOK AT THIS I BEDRI WHOPPER! For Only 52 Room enough for every Separate dining room, I tamily room. 16' master hedr It living area Ne ltlt Clean as a on Also lavge fe shaded yard Easy terms BATEMAN REALTY - avocado 2017 S. FRENCH (HWY. 1792) CRANK CON'ST .REALTY 41-Houses b,t". ii, bath, stove & refrigerator, blue carpet. central heat & air Payton's 372 1301 3234070 wk days or 372 8-451 week rids. - VETERANS 3222611 Clean 3 bedroom, 3 BR.201] Washington Ave. $215 mo DISABLED AMERICAN DEPARTMENT JENNY CLARK REALTY Phone 305 3fl' 1S9$ Realtor Days and After Hours 276 Seminole, Lake Mary Spacious I BR, 3 baths, asking 136.000. Make offer. ___________________________ WINTER SPRINGS ckpiicale, endowl in an opanue sealed envelope bearing the name and addresi of the bidder and the project or protects on which he Is bidding, and delivered not later than dale and hour mentioned above. Owner reserves the right to 'elect any or all bIc on certaIn pnm'tions of a bid as %tlputated in the FORM OF PROPOSAL, and to waive any in formalities and tethnical,tin in bidding, and to award Pie lob fl the best interest of the Owner. No bO Shall be withdrawn for a per c1 of 3.) Jays ffon, the openIng date William P. Layer, Superintendent DISTRICT SCHOO( ROARC) 3 BR. big country screened porch, $19,500. _..±_____ ___________________________ MAYFAIR,3 BR.2 bath. centralh& a. fenced back yard, carpeted, k:tthen equpc-d. 3275. 3231022. FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! JT 1' E I. ', - l,ew 'ledroom. BROKER OWNER. 372 5997 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST tt,J L./Id you know that your club or organization appear In this listing each k for only $3 per 38Wanted to Rent park. Furn or Unfurn - 24Business 3521 Paimway lot. $13,530 _______-_________ . P ieasant Switchboard Operator personality and typing required. d - reduced to $19,500 Tuesday, May iS, iflt-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sale for _____________ _______ 2515 Park Dr. %7Oup 1&28R Mobilehomelinrelirement ____________________________ Lady to live in and help with 2 semi Invalids. Some nursing perience. Phone 322.1001. - bedroom, kitchen equipped, water furnished 5)00 month. 2993499. 1 room furnished efficiency. Prisale entrance Downtown Sanford. 332 9519 after 6 p.m. Part time sales help wanted. Apply in person. 1107 French Avenue, between S a.m and 5 p.m. -- Home Lots 35-Wdbi$e _____________ I BR. 2 baths, family room, central neat & air, new roof. By Owner. 529.900 372 6975. .-.. tragrances, toiletries. Excelient earning opportunity. Call 644 3079. FOUND- Gray, miniature mate Poodle, vicinity Goldenrod Road near University Blvd. Phone 327 _____________ DRIVE BY- CALL TOSEE 132 Mayfair Cirsle I BR, 2 belb, Want to rent building Suitable for all EL CAPITAN, 3 BR, l'i baths, low type repair work, prefer about down, low monthly payment. Walk Sanford, larger, near 25*30' or 3 Room furn. apt. Bedroom is air to schools. 521.900 reasonable with all utilities and conditioned. S9Omo. ill E. 8th St., rent. 37360)2 dayS or 322 5774 322 121S or 322 5796 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, nice 2 eeninQS BR. central heal air, fenced y.s'd. Sanford- Furnished apartment, 1 _______________________________ AIRCONDITIONINGMECHANIC (OWfl tOolsi -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 373 5176 _______________________ " Kamper's Kove, 327 6077 _______ - Several small tots for trailers up to 36'. AdultS. No pets. 7545 Park Dr. Spring into the world of cosmetIcs, ' TraIler 0 tamp ground. 1't73', 1 - BR, air cond , utitilies 5)55 mo ' 7 Bedroom -Adults SALESREP - ______ _______ -___________________ 2 Bedroom furnished mobile home By week or month 377 5659 Req. Real Estate Broker 3TOOE.251h5. 3226655 REALTOR INC. 50-Miscellaneous TAFFER REALTY Ldri 1OIl' slnwntown Sanford Couple only. 222 7645 furnished or unturnished. Newly can learn a career. _______________________ 4-PersOnalS ' ________________________ I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE ' PACEWrTHADRINKTWG FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED PROBLEM BY ANYONE OTHER THAN BoriS an Labor and Materials Payment Bond, each In the full amount of the contract sum, isSued by a bonding company lIcensed in Florida. To be eligible for consideration, bids must comply with the laws of Florida, all Conditions ot the Speciflcations,ano must bema on _. ... 4'...,ec,imi,e as ne torm Included with the contract documents, In ,.lai pretty thing with sales personality forth above. Sub contractors and others may of documents In good condition within S days after opening of bids. Each bid must be accompanied by a cerlilied check or bid bond iSsued by an acceptable surety compan'? for not less than S per cent Of tIle base bid. The t icCessful bijder will be required to furnish Performance Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. SECRETARY- Rewarding caree Do something you enjoy. GIRL FRIDAY- Plan today to have a good job tomorrow 1 URN I TURF SALES- Sweet, to cover cost of reproduction, on the same basis of return 01 documents t,eneral Contractors who OblIn bid documents and do not bid the project, muSt return same at least 10 days before the bid date, or pay one half the deposit per set to defray cost of reproduction and handling, as set obtain Complete bid documents upon deposit as stated above, one half of s?.hich will ba r4funded upon ref urn DeBary- Lovely large I BR, air, adults, near stores, bank, chur ches. 668 641 or 322 8051. Jobs ___________________________ (3 1 Bedroom furn house BAMBOO COVE APTS . ., Rrrrrrreally r.rrr--1' rnI Ir1 1 I Large 3 bedroom, dining room, 7 porches. 1)O mor,l'i. ri'uite 3j 1762 Sanford- 3 Bedroom furnished apartment, kitchen equipped, air. water turnished. $150 month 299 * )'U( R II Tn 1:1'! F -U;I's(.')" 5489 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? intend to register said name with the We wish to think our marty triends, IN YOUR FAMILY? Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole neighbors end relatives for the AL ANON County, Florba in accordance with many acts of kindness shown at the provisions of the Fictitious the time of the pauing of our For families or friends of probtm Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section beloved husband, father and drinkers. US.OP Florida 1951. brother, John P. Crow A special For further Information call 433.4517 5: P. C. Kosman thanks to the Sanford Fire or write Publish: May 11, 19, 24, 25. June 1, Department arid Police Depart. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 1976 ment. Your ttioughtfuiness will Box 333. Sanford, FIa. 37171. 0E257 always be remembered. ___________________________ Mrs. John P. Crow. George P. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641.202? for "We Care" ____________________ Crow. Betty May Campbell, John "Hottlne." dult$ or Teens. E. Crow, James 1. Crow, Mrs. _______________________________ Mar loris White. ________________________ PlaintIff, Have some camping equipment you no longer use' Sell it alt with a ______________________ engaged in business at ill Fo*ridge ________________________ Run, Lonqwood 32750, Seminole i-Card of Thanks County. Florida. under the fictitious -Houses Furnished ______ 41-Houses 41--Houses 3oAparttnents Unfurnished ill jSIl or eji v-mi ana a triendly IONA Air CondItioned. 7 BR, 2 BR. ,quiet, clean, no pets. 5135 pius DEL ad visor will help you large separate din,np rm , walt DD The Horton Organization, - -- -'-wall carpet. Almost new furniture. Realtor, eves. 327 3397 Nurses: RN's, LPN'S: Aides; Aide Without carport, $150, With ________________________ Companion; Needed mmediatclv. carport & tool shed, $160 Also, 1 BR home with screened porch. __l 0636 31-Apartments Furnished 1110 No children or pets. 511 1010 _____________________________ Sundaj - Noon_Fridaj FI1rfIous NAME I. uu,,s. a ,.c..uy 'Sian, iiiai i am P85 Classified Adin The Herald. Call 1 ffiru 3 limes ,..lic a line 9:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon '"' Clerk of said Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiff's attorneys, WhOSI name and address 's set forth below, not later than June 10. 1976. If you fail to iSo so a Default w,Il b entered YOU for the relief demanded in the -- RATES WC%I IRS .iitd prolitef,mt.- career Call 562 ( r - CLASSIFIED DEPT. District School board, Seminole VernonMize, Jr.,of Cleveland, Mize County. Florida, at the office of the & Bridges, 309 N. Oak Averx,e. PC) I, 1976 Superintendent, 202 East Corn. Drawer 1. Sanford, Florida 3777), OEZ95 merclsl St., Sanford, Florida 37771 end file the oroginal Answer or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE up to 2 o'clock P.M. on Tuesday, pIt5i9 in the office of the Clerk of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R- May 25th, 1976. at which time & Inc Circuit Court on or before the 9th CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE place bids will be publicly opened day of June, AD, 1976. If you fall to COi.'MTY. Fl0RI0A so, lualument by default will be and read aloud. C.VII. ACTION CASE NO. 79.101. Thework consists generally of the Ye'.' mr th• relief C5O9. demanded in mtie Complaint foitowinig: F'RST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Thi$ Notice shall be published Crooms High School Business l.,OAp4 ASSOCIATION OF Oaerations Building, Concrete once each week for four consecutive ORLANDO. a corporation, Masonry Unit Wall Bearing with 8'r weeks In tti Evening Herald PlaintIff, Joists enclosing an area ot ap. ISeal) vs. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. proximately 1.0 square feet. ROBERT F. RIVERA and SALLY Clerk of the Circuit Court Bid Documents are open to public JO P IVE PA, hiS wife, et at By; Cecilia V. Ekern inspection In' the offices of the Defendants. Deputy Clerk Director of Auxiliary Services, NOTICE OF ACTION District School Board. F.W. Dodge CLEVELAND. MIZE & TO ROBERT V RIVERA !1an.Roo arid the Central rlorida bRIDGES -rsrare v'iinie tiulidens Exchange In Orlando. and Milurflqys tar riarnyity Apartment $01 may be obtained from the off:ces of 209 N. Oak Avenue Fraler, Pennsylvania Gutinann Dragash Associates Ar. P.O. Drawer £ 19)55 chitects Pianner. Inc., Sanford Sanford, Florida, Florida 32771 Atlantic National Bank Building, Publish; May 1, 11. ii, 75, 1976 SALLY JO RIVERA Suite 400, P0. Box 979. Sanford. DEZ 20 Westgate Village Florida 32771. upon request ac Apartment $07 compan)ed by 525.00 deposit per set. Fra:er, Pennsylvania Deposit will be refunded In fu'l for in's two sets to General Contractors follows, - 8319993 322-2611 President Publish: May 18. 25, June I, Complaint. The real property proceeded against, situated in Seminole County, Florida, Is as -. t>" gt described in such certificate or attorne for the plaintiff, at Post S-TATE OF FLORIDA TO: GARY MEADE certificates will be sold to the Office Box 79'.), Orlando, Florida "LIVE HENS" a.ka GARY C. MEADE. highest cash bidder at the court 32802, and lite the oriqnol with the 95c ea ,over 50, SOc ea. Cackle-berry whose residence and Jun.. Clerkotthsabov,.styietjCourtonor hOuU. door on the 7th day Farms, ", way between New mailing address are before June 1st. 19?6 otherwise, a 1976, at 11:D AM. Smyrna and Del.,and off Hwy lion UNKNOWN' Dated this2$th day of April, 1976. judgment may be entered against Sarnuta Drive pn. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED you for the relief demanded in the Arthur H. Beckwitti, jr., that a Complaint to foreclose a complaint, Clerk of the Circuit Court certain mortgag. on me following 11_lnctriia.si Wtfl4ESSmy handand thesealof By: Thelma Scott, said Court art the 21st day of April descrIbed porperty, towlt: Deputy Clerk 197.5 Commencing 150 feet East of the __________________ Publish: May 4, Il, 19, 25, 1976 intersection of lhe South n'ghtof (Seal) Plano& Organ Lessons DEZ-15 Way line of 27th Street as the same Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando FICTITIOUS P4AME sit isted on September 20, 1954, and Clerk of the Circuit Court School of Music, is oflenin Notice I% hereby given that I am the West line of the NE '. of the NE By: Cecella V. Ekerr. private lessons in Sanford engaged in business at 29$ Maple of the NE '. of the SE 4 of Section Der..uiv Clerk 0919 Court, Ovledo 32163, Seminole Township 20 South. Range 30 East. Publish: April 37. May 1, II. It, 1975 Count", Florida under thi WANT TO SELL run thence Si"uth 225 feet, thence name' of DECORATING BY OEYI)4 F East 139 feet, thence North 225 feet, NANCY, and that I intend to register Buying anew home! Moving to an ________________________ thence West 139 fees to the point of said name with the Clerk of the beginning (LESS the rights.of way INVITATION TO lID CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, Get some-scilon wiltS a Herald of 77th Street and Sanford Avenue). CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL. Florida in accordance with the classifIed ad. We'll help you write ha been flIed against you and you BUSINESS OPERATIONS provisions of the Fictitious Name an ad that will bring a fast sate, are required to serve a copy of your BUILDING Statutes, To Wit: Section 86509 CALL3fl26I1 Answer or pleading to the Comptaint Sealed bids from general con Florida Statutes 1951. tt'actors will be received by Owner, on the Plaintiff's attorney. C. 5: Nancy Lee White Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida, being Civil Action Case No 7660) CA 09F and that you are required to file your answer with the H Orlando - Winter Park Home grown Blackberries. You Unless such certificate or cer- are required to serve a copy of your AMERICA, Defendants. pick. 7 pintS, si. uring own con wnittendefenseS, if any, to it on VAN titicates shall be redeemed ac NOTICEOFACTION tainers. Osteen area. 37)6)79. cordIng o law the property DEN BERG, GAYI BURKE, PA.. h.2 I Seminole I A pPona call could start you on a new NOTICE OF SUIT that Robert H. Lesiie the holder of Legal Notice the following certificates has filed TO: Joe K. Spearman IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH Holiy Mae Spearman said certIfI(dl5 for a tsx 1256. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. ItfA NP FOR Route No. 10. issued thereon. The certificate SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dallas Drive numberS and years of issuance, the CIVIL ACTION NO. ?9.949-Ca.O9.0 GreenvUle. South Carolina descrlptionoftheprogerty,andthe &thld Care LEONARD .1. PERKINS. names in which It was assessed are ____________________________ Plaintiff, YOU ARE HEREBY notified that as foilows: Child Care for as low as $2 per eli. If Certificate No. 52 Year ot a corrpiaint 10 foreclos, a mortgage '' you qualify. 323.5690, A SMALL encumbering the following real GARY MEADE, a ka GARY G. Issuance 197) MEADE. and ROBERT ZABEL. aWORLD. Izoperty: Descrlptionof Property ROBERT E. ZABEL. and TOM ________________________________ Los II, Less the North 52 feet E"o of Lot 1 BR? Ir D Sanford Eat OK or to III%'IeUi, did all 9.-Good Thng Lot i. woc Town of Pb I PgsS6 to 64 + 1)2, fl3 BEL-AIR. according to the ORLANDO, a Florida banking _____________________________ 115. 116 + SOUTHEAST Peas, BE & Crowder's. U pick, Plat thereuf as recorded in Plat corporation, Name in which assessed Zonnye Book 3. Page 79, Public Records of NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO. Marquette Ave. (off S. B.ardali). Davis and Amanda C. Tucker a national banking association, and All of said property being in the Seminole County, Florida, Hunter, 322 0.415. THE UNITED STATES OF ___________________________ Countyof Seminole, Stateof Florida. has been filed against you and you md 7 DEZ92 _________________________ p'ration. versus Rofjert F. Rivera iL The City of hereby gives public notice of Its to t!tc a cal )n an4 or. dinance with the Public Employee Relations Commission of the State of Ftomida. A coPy of said ordinance Ii available for Inspection by the public at the office of the City Clerk endsttheoftceof the City Manager in the Sanford City Hall. The applicaflon will be filed with the State Public Employee Relation Corn mission On june 2. 1976. Warren E. Knowles City Manager CITV SANFORD. FL Publish: May Il. 19. 19. 1976 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHT E E NT H JUDICIAL Cl R'91 BEVERLY HIu.BIWES Cu IT IN A ND FOR SEMI MOLE 31 ThE LONE RANGER COUNTY, FLORIDA. _________________________ CIVIL NO. 76.73S.CAO9.F CHASE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Legal Notice LOAN ASSOCIATION, You are hereby notified that a Suit foreclose a morTgage enlilld F 'rSt Federal Savings and Loan AssociatIon of Orlando, a (or ______ CLASSIFIED ADS PUILIC NOTICE OF APPLICATION 11:50 J1V DE\)TICNAL Ategrambiierelat)vefy 35 MY FAVORITE MTIAN 6:30 2 12' ec pws 4 6" C8S PEWS I DREAM OF JEANNIE 1 COLLEGE FOR CANINES 9: ABC PEWS 24 LELL THOMAS EMEMBERS 4 2 1' WORLD PRESS 9 LAVE'E ANDSHIRLEY: a: FAMILY AFFAIR 1 24' tct; 6* 200 friends a very awkward prob- 18-Help Wanted 3728941$ Trent Exterminating Co -Complete Pest Control and T,rmting Free Inspection All P551 Control. 10 oct. Discount. 373 2956 BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Appliance Repair Ma,or househOld appliance repair 20 years experience We service all makes Reasonable Call ,rnyllme. 322 2737 Free Estimates-Il Hour's THERMO TEli..IJi 0971 Pressure Cleaning Land Clearing Mobile Home Washing & Rccl Flghling Sealing. Inflation Prices. Free estimates. 661 1361. C&A BackHoe Service Beauty Care I, miii 'ear ng, Ill dirt, clay, rock. All kinds of digging. Housetrailer'S stored and movtd 322 9)12. TOWERS BEAUTY SALON torrt'it'rly h,irretl'S Beauty Nook) ISTERSON LAND CLEARING uIIdOIinq, Excavating. Ditch work Fill dirt. lop soil 322 5943 5)9 E Frsl. 337 5112 Concrete Pavement ?arking Lot Maintenance-- Sealing and SIr ipng Durable Seaters. SOS Lemon St . Santord, 3136.147 DRAGLINE SERVICE LakeS dug. 1st 50'*tOO', 12' deep. 1550 CustOm work. 522 hr 363 3119 Landscaping & Lawn Care Home Improvements C E 5HEPHIh'U Paint in,, 14 e'midClifl3. C,,rier ii ilepars Cl 313 5875 Johnny Walker is ava,letle rn PuS general con Struct-on and firtiliiing Free estimates, Phone 323 5954. yardeOck, odd lobS. gilt t\auluflg 3226194 Catpt'nlry. Remodeling. Additi00s. Custom Work Licensed, Bonded estimate 3236034 Fr RoofIng Expert roof shingles. repairs, blat roots or All work guara'!eed,BROGDEN ROOFING, 373. Patch and Repair. Re Roobing Carpenter repair Fast Service. All work guaranteed. Licensed. Bonded IS yrs. experience Br cxer Rofung. 323 7770 Sewing Li's C_''om Ta''crr.q P,,ru' v;.j LidieS' clothing Wedding gowns Phona 327 7419 EXPERT LAWN CARL Mowumg, EJg.ng. Trumming Prone 37)31172 Fre.e.Eslimi)les , 322-6457 C.itrai Heat 9. Air Condili,.asing. For free estimates. Call Carl Ha,, ris ,*l SEARS Irt Sanford 372 1771 Exterior Cleaning Specialist Hi Pressure spray wash Houses, Roofs. 372 0779 Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding Dependable teenage- available for '40* offers you tile same quality workmanship in your remodeling and additions requirements as Insulation - Painting A I Pluiting Brush, roll. Spray Quol'ty work Reasonable Vkes. Fre estimates 3270159. Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We rena'r arid Serv'Ce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY Co 372 8132 2127 W 2nd St ITo ListYourBusiness...Di322-2611or831-9993 1 �A-EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl, Tuesday, May is, in couicToi ins" i ST. LEGER BRU GAL WORLDS REST LIGHT SCOTCH LIGHT OR DARK RUM wiSk STANLEY KY. DELXE JDIAN _____ ____ 10 YR VODKA "ITS 4 VRS. BETTER HAR WOOl wooi SEAGRAM'S ~ ' A Al L' V.0. CANADIAN MIX ANY 5 86° KY. BRB. 6 YR. MR. ED ____ 'L, QT. CAll v CERTIFIED TEQUILA MYERS 35%KY. 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AUTOTRAIN Aft 12 H 26 35 HR Wriilley n S 1 I 0 0 3 5 4 3 0 0 0 J Hardinrf i o o s Brown 3b S I J o o o oswr lb S 3 1 1 0 0 Bernosky lb W Hardin cf s i I o o 0 o Marpte p cf 4 1 3 o 0 0 10 I 0 0 0 Meeks It I 0 0 o McGuire cci I 0 0 0 0 0 Si Marple I 0 0 43 i 1 Totals GREGORY MOBILE HOMES AS 12 H 26 35 HR 2 4 1 0 0 0 BerlM3b S 3 2 I 0 0 Norton 50 4 0 2 0 Brady If Somm,rviIle ii 4 0 I I 0 0 1 3 3 0 1 0 Mar kaS lb 00 0 0 0 0 Enright lb 1 7 7 1 0 0 Stefieni ss I I I 0 0 0 Buky Cf 3 2 2 1 0 0 ,IOhnsonrt 4 2 0 0 0 0 (oncheloSc 10 1 0 0 0 Duke lb 34 Il Ii 43_OTotals Aviv-Tram Gregory Mobile - un 2 I I 2 21 3 Dick Nooneycf Greg Pa.- ker cf 000 Uni ted Trans Prosier Fore - SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS AS 12 II I I 0 ' $M_2l7 WardeIFr,Cti'Ickrf Tofals Se, Sporting Chase & Co. 0 0 o 21 4 S 000 002- 2 002 Oh- a . Tn p' - . ' & 1' J .,,- ' . - .1 . . - 1"I - . - ., ' - - . ' ' -. , ,, I•' °. . . , . , -' --- A . 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II 0 2 I Milford Hayes 55 Totals 3 0 1 Eugerre RogefO lb SEMINOLE CC FACULTY 1 00 pat Daugherty 2b AD R H 26 36 HR 2 00 DewalneHuflter3b 2 0 0 0 0 0 Mike Rice If Wheaton cf 2 00 7 0 I 0 0 Shells If 0 00 Mike Hudson It Alexander P lb 3 0 I 0 0 0William Boyd ci 7 0 0 5TH 1 UU Mike Balm 7b Richard Brusnahan7b CRYSTAL CLEAR ICE CUBES JZ I 0 0 Palrick Outcasts 112 Eldridge Standard CANADIAN SUNSET A49 SOAVf-VALPOUCKLA 2.99 23 1ILLER SCHWARZEKATZ 3.49 oz ' 1 BrianShannonci LOvfl ?b thard 'rnanrl° Harvey Cf Total% 8 Yr. 86° Ky. Brb. WHITE LABEL Tuesday, May If, ø7-1B Cavs Down, But L oose 'h.,,.4 • . 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 I I 2 0 0 0 33 11 ii 1 2 2 Beict'i:rf CERTIFIED BRANDY OLD STANLEY ANJOU POUILLY I I U M,oreJb Ma l one 8 washingtOnrf I I 2 0 0 F Washington sal I 3 I 3 2 2 0 Jackson It Johnson e 3b or n*; sMP. WillS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •'.,•..' Totals OT. q. . r ELORIDGE STANDARD AD Si H 20 30 HR 79 56.95 SPORTS CLEVELAND (AP) - You We've Just got to bounce back the Cleveland and play the wayweCafl." The Cavaliers must win Cavaliers to be uptigh t about Burnett Washington and .., .4. .A.. .,... • ght's National Basketball tonigh t to play in Game Seven toni Evans Malone each blasted - ,J .JI ... Association Eastern Con- at Boston Friday night. The •1. home runs Monday night In playoff game against winner of this series will go on f ere .J, -. ' Metro Softball action at Fort topIaystrrislngWesternCon.. theflOStOnCeltics. Me llonParktopace thePatrick ference champion Phoenix for Guess again. Outcasts to an 11-8 victory over . . . I th e NBA cham pionship tively la Despite being a re •:.4.. Eldridge Standard ' -1', Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch, - ' 'Li' youthful and inexperienced 1w'. ! .!' playo(fteamandbelngdOwn3-1 named Monday as NBA Coach AtJ' . . League-leader Seaboard svT..±.'i . 4 .. in the best-of-seven series, the of the Year, said, "It's all vcry -.••• ..... . Coast Line jumped on Seminole Cav al iers refuse to give In to simple, really. We just ha ve te . Community College (acuity Huff and puff,and blow post the fle is motto for Seminoles fl spring footbafldrfll5 win this one at home and win nerves, pitching for 14 hits in a 17.0 "We just have to go out and again in Boston. romp while Gregory Mobile 'When we were down two, play our game,' said the in Homes rallied for two runs -goalwastoget even." he youngest of the Cavaliers, 24- oux the seventh and pulled a 17.16 P uu11lvu. year-old ...ampy game out of the fire. I'I I I I tonplayed as well as they can We've been in a similar situWashington and Bacon each Sunday. They've thrown every- aLlan before." Although several Cavaliers had a pair of singles to go wi th The status quo remained Bank of Sanford, 5-2, and Moose, 1S5, pulling to within that brought Flagship-Seminole enough to neutralize nine walks thing at us to come up on top." of front-running one-half game from a 2-1 deficit to victory. greased and nine errors which felt Sunday's game may have their homers for the Outcasts. largely intact during Monday's Seminole Petroleum remained lie was referring to Boston's Stuart Smith and Matt we skids for Knights of Don Harvey doubled and round of games in the Sanford one-half game behind the Elks. victory Sunday at home, taken too much out of the older, David Ilolt spun a one-hitter Johnson each rapped a pair of Columbus. Little League as Jack Prosser leaders with a 14-1 slaughter of singled for Eldridge. their third triumph at Boston in injury riddled Celtics, Boston to pace Prosser Ford's safeties to pace the Seminole the series. The Cavaliers were forward Paul Silas had other Ford became the first team to Atlantic National. GEORGE'S Lloyd Wall homered and win 10 games and other league AB OR H in the game until Celtics cap- ideas. The National League's cakewalk, backed by Billy Petroleum attack as Smith Andy Griffith 2b 4 0 singled for Seaboard while Joe "We didn't play the first -,._.J ?)L... _... lb 1 2 2 tain John Havlicek hit a pair of Phil flLIILUD dUO hICU rtel5uuI Sporting Goods, bowed to Chase Rinkavage slapped a pair of batters on a lone tilt. free throws with 11 seconds left. games of this series with the from below. ToneyLJfthess 3 ; i tripled and singled. Jim Shalls David Sonnenberg's home Stanley Hogan c 211 Havllcek provided a pay- same intensity as we played the Prosser Ford whaled United and Company, 4.2, while hits to help Stromberg past 3 0 1 chological lift for Boston aswell Buffalo series," Silas exdoubled and singled for the SCC Transportation Union 12-I, to Medical Center ripped First George's. Robert Guy drilled a run led Medical Center, while Levory Little cf Faculty. Seminole home run and a single for the Scott Richardson tossed a oneby playing the final few minutes plalned. "If we had played the boost its Co ntinental League Federal, 13-3. hitterandwent 2-for-3 to spear- Robert Guy 3b 312 Dave Bernosky and Tommy state to 10-1. while Stromberg- Sporting Goods lost a half-game losers. of Sunda y's game des pite a same type of ball against this Two walks, Chip Saunders head Chase and Company's Ken Gilchrist rf painful arch injury. Team of- club, this series would be over Foster had already been Carlson dumped second-place to NI. Kingpin Railroaders, 300 single, and triples by Jim upset. roTALTsOBGC:l which was Rile. ficials said it won't be known if now." congratulated as heroes for George's, 9-7. Rick Bradley blasted a how Kerry Freeman cf Silas was referring to BoaIn the Junior League, No. 2 Johnson and Jay Burke 3 1 1 Flagship Bank of Seminole the 37-year-old forward will driving in the go-ahead runs for 1a0 play tonight until just before tan's quarter-final victory over Auto Train when Nick Brady remained No. I in the American Knights of Columbus whacked produced the sixth-inning rally run for Moose, but it wasn't Claude Cas ci Buffalo, which began just like game time. singled home the winning rurl to League by downing Flagship R andy Rob inson . Cleveland's elder statesman, the series with Cleveland. Boa3 1 1 Bernard Merthle lb chalk up a victory for Gregory. Billy Sweet rf 55 2 I 1 34-year-old center Nate Thurton won the first two at ho me, UNITED TRANSPORTATION .Brady earlier had two triples mood, said, "With or without lost two at Buffalo, then won AB R H -- g ' T' - i and a single whiie Bernosky Havlicek in there, this team twice more to close it out in six Ed R'nkavage2b 2 0 2 .,, '" also had four hits. J#ff Thomas If (Cleveland) can win this thing. games. 0 SanderS Cf JACQUIN O VODKA MIX ANY 12QT1. 11-8 SJ-iawc uiviiuiAri S99 MIX ANY B Quinn SS 40 a an M CANADIAN PREMIUM 86-8 c iiea I W/COUPOI $000 $62.95 p 0T9 . SCOTCH QT.. FRANCE 0T. 6 C OIlY SARK77 A88 QT a . 90P100E 8 YR. KY. BRB. DRY 749 QT. SCOTCH ma Thursday "He is Mr. Everything," say? Posey. "We think he is going to be a real good one certahily one of the best in the area." Eldridge KY BOURBON JIM BEAM ame Set preview of the quarterbacking situation next fall at Thursday's inter-squad game. Mark Whigham will be graduated next season, and the Seminole will look to John Litton, Mark Renaud, Pat Malone and Greg Pringle as the group from which his successor will come. Litton was a reserve quarterback on the varsity last season while Renaud quarterbacked the jayvee. Pringle was a regular on defense end again. However, he is likely to see duty at running back or quarterback. Spring drills culminate with the May 28 jamboree at Lake Brantley which involves Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell and Orlando Bishop Moore. Seminole is slated to play Lake Brantley in the fourth quarter and Lyman in the fifth. "We're playing a little football," said Seminole coach Jerry Posey, tongue-in-cheek. "We have 44 on the varsity and 33 on the Jayvee." Seminole fans will be getting a sneak Don't let anyone kid you football is in the air. Not perhaps the best weather for football, what with high school hopefuls hitting the field after school for spring workouts. But football is in the air. Seminole High will stage an inter-squad game Thursday night at 7:30. Both junior varsity and varsity will compete, however not against each other. Jayvees will handle specialty team duty plus spot playing time. M 49 9 WI LEWIS "66" ROYAL DELUXE 8YL KY. ORB. ABC 6YR. of I TL kY. IOURION 39 4 0T. 597 Seminole Intra wSauad G BI*CENTENNIAL BOTTLE CANADIAN 6YR. 12 STNS UMflID IDIVIM If A 7 Ui IP-IAJIMr TH THAT "" SMILE Fl as hing trophies and smiles from th e recently-completed Cancer Socich tennis tournament, are Abmet Ardaman, Saudi Long, Relive Reagan and David MeCook, left to right. Ardamati and .......... .... ..,. ..,h,..1 ...•,..,..,, ,ln,,hIac uhlI' %irs Reaean teamed ......•.,... with Linda Courier in A women's doubles for victory and MeCook teamed with howard Flagg (or A men's doubles victory. .._._- Eri c Kircllf3b Mike Rotunda lb Jim Johnson 2b 210 311 Tim Barkley rl 100 I00 flri.fl Robinson rf - - 1 0 0 Anthony Bradshaw rf 24 Totals _____________________________ 200 0002 Flagihipol Sanford 100 0054 Fla9shipoI Seminole MOOSE Another j') -INDIANAPOLIS "The serious work begins now'," said Janet Guthrie. "getling up to qualifying speed." Miss Guthrie, a 38-year-old physicist from New York City. received historic approval Monday In make a qualification t this weekend for the May :to Indianapolis SOt) - a goal she probably never really had in mind when she started racing sports cars 13 years ago. "I'm not making any contrite plans (or any particular speeds. We know what the goal is, and were going to get working up to It," MISS (;uthrie said happily after completing the Ii. nal half of her 100-mile rookie tt'st. MEDICALCENTER AS 12 H S I I (,nn Brooke 7b S I 7 Scott Hill 3b 4 2 0 ),ffLittonlbp 3 2 I DvidSonfleflbf0P C 3 0 I Chris Colon 55 2 I 0 Mark Loudy f I 2 Candy BrwelI Ii 0 0 Barry Bradwell If 0 9 9 Harvey 1 -Hitter James Bow-e If 0 0 0 An Von it 1 2 MarkGibsenc lb RandyHarvey fired it one1 2 o Chris Dunbar rf 0 0 0 hitter and his mates backed Gary Delbert 0 0 0 him with a 10-hit attack Monday Mike Franklin rf 0 0 0 Todd Hillebran rf 21 I) t to lift Keystone to 11.3 first Totals victory of the season, 10-2 over FIRST FEDERAL All N H Chase and Co., in the Sanford 300 Tony Adams ts 7 I 0 Senior League. Paul Jackson C I 0 0 Harvey struck out 12 and Ron HIpS If 0 0 0 hurled hitlesa ball until Tracy AIIeISD&00C11 3 0 0 Greg Register c lb o I 0 Towers singled with one out in George Wn,gardcf 0 0 0 the final inning. Alvin Sweet Steve Boyd Cl 3 1 2 and Tyrone Hayes collected two Jack Jenkins lb 2 0 0 hits apiece for Keystone. Tom Crockett ii 0 0 0 Rick Ramassar rf 7 00 Dennis Adams 3l) C p CHASE &COMPANY 1 00 Dan Hall lb AS N H II 3 2 KevinCrausec 3 I 0 Totals 3 0 0 Keith Cowan %% ]b - u uii Gi iflilh u C1' 021 04 First Federal 0 2 ° _i.! Greg LalBur lb TryFor "II was all very smooth, no Particular problems," Miss Guthrie advised after the run on a cold, wind-blown afternoon at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. "The car has some Particular handling characteristics that ss ill be corrected. Dick Simon Guthrie inal teammate," she said. Simon, who has already qualified the front-line Vollstedt team machine in the 33-car field, predicted Miss Guthrie could get the car up to quailf)ing speed ii the crew guts enough tunIc (it work with the COIl of qualIfyIng wrong about an)-thing yet. "Hut we're relying on l)ick' expertise with chassis settings Giants and suspension adjustments tO Sanford help sort that out." MissGuthrie creciitedSimnon. Trip Zellwood a 44-year-old Journeyman who The Sanford Giants upped is now her teammate, with their record to 4-0 Sunday with helping get as far as she is. over Zellwood, but 9 "flick certainly has done have other matters on the mind more for Inc than t-ouhl be ex- this weekend when they enx'ctcd or asked from any nor- terlain a couple of Orlando Sunday a in teams Sparks K eys tone LlOUiellldr at Sarifurd Msu. iai Stad.Ium. Paul (,ôlrn lb 3 0 0 The (;iani play the Redeaps Oav'd Burgess It ) 0 0 at 2pnl., then meet the A's in a I 00 Brian BurgesS Tom Berry o I 0 0 couple of semi-pro baseball BillMelvinf 1 0 o games. 3 I I Tracytowersrf Totat 31 2 1 KEYSTONE TW1flS Tryouts Aft N H Ken Perry Jo 2 00 i 0 ' ScottMEl%onSS AlvinS*ee$3b 3 3 3 Set June 12 Tony Dunkinsonc 3 2 i ORlANDO- The M5LIta I I I Pat Renoct Tyrone Hayes II 3 2 2 Twins will conduct a tryout i I I camp June 12 at Tinker Field James Church lb Willie Presley rf 3 1 0 Mike Registerrl 0 for prospective professional 0 i I I baseball players. Graduating Randy Harvey p Totals 27 Ii $ seniors and young men between 001 000 1- 2 17 snd 21 are invited. Activity C" 31? ft C Keystone 041 0411 it-II begins at 9:30 a.m. Aft R H 1 1 i (iran Townsend 3b 2 1 1 Rid. Bradley lb p 301 Bruce Amettc p 3 0 0 SleveCausey cf 2 1 0 Lance Abney it 2 1 1 Vincent Thomas p 200 Andy Faint lb 3 0 I Blake Bellamy n 2b 0 00 Joe Settle lb 0 I 0 MikeWellanrf 21 S Totals KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AS 12 H 3 2 1 Steve Whilted S% Keith WhltfleyCf 2 2 0 1 Michail Wright c 3 2 0 Bobby Wells lb 3o o ScipptOcf Clarence Sc Bernie Vonerbuli5 p 1 2 0 2 20 Scott Fine lb DarrlISmith2b 2 I 0 ift G,ton If 2515 4 TotalS 000 W S Moose 173 3)- IS KnightsotCol. ____________________________ SEMINOLE PETROLEUM Aft 12 H 1 2 I Pat Harrison 55 MiUGraves 3b 2 I 0 Cersols lb 3 1 0 1 i 0 ,iOOnPosp. 10 Mike Towers c 2 3 I BobBy Bridgnc 0 0 0 4 7 2 Stuart Smith Mitt Johnsonlb 3 72 Ricky Bridges ct 1 1 Kenneth T.mpfecf 0 0a EdnC%rl A, 30a Jeff Serraeslt 3 2 1 Totals 24 9 ATLANTIC NATIONAL AS N H rsubShaw lb 200 David Johnson 2b 000 Scott Murphy 3b 3 00 Tim Sheperdss 1 00 BlllTerwslliger lb 3n0 Bryan Brooks It 3 0 0 Johnson p lb 301 TOinHeUrICKC 2 0 0 1 oa Eivis0rcwnrl Toney Colyer cf I I 0 Ii 1 1 Titus Sminol. Petroleum Atlantic Nattnal 011 144-14 NOSIC-. I Fitch Selected C O1c h Of Year CLEVELANDIAP) -Cleve. "When you get an individual lar'd's Bill Fitch, a man until award you're aware of how recently known more for his many people there are that made it possible." one The Cavaliers, who won only ability, is the 1976 National Basketball Association Coach 15 games in their initial season and never had made the playof the Year. Fitch's reaction to the an- offs until this year, beat out the Washington Bullets for the Cen. nouncement? tral Division championship, "That real nice, I guess." Fitch, who also is general then knocked off the Bul lets in manager of the Cavaliers and seven games in the fir--t round has been their coach for the of the playoffs. They trail the Boston Celtics franchise's entire six-year history, doesn't mean to belittle 3-2 going into tonigh t's Game doesn't be- Six he re in the Eastern Conferthe award. lie lust doesn't ence finals. lieve in individuaj awards. Fitch was elected by a panel "You know, I take this as a real big compliment to my bas- of 54 sports writers and broad1,1111 players. my assistant casters, three in each of the coach Jimmy Rodgers and the NBA's 18 cities. He received rest of my staff," Fitch said. 24 votes to 21'.z for Al Attles, whose Golden State Warriors won the Pacific Division title for the second straight season. Parsons That was the closest finish since 1966, when Dolph Schayes of Philadelphia edged Red In Lead Auerbach of Boston. DAYTONA BEACH (AP) John McLeod of Phoenix, Bill -Benny Parsons' first Russell of Seattle and Bill van auto race victory of the season Breda Koiff of New Orleans has enabled him to regain the each received two votes, and lead in the Grand National Gene Shue of Philadelphia and competition of the National As- Larry Costello of Milwaukee sedation for Stock Car Auto got one each. Racing. Fitch and team president Parsons' win Sunday in the Nick Mileti still are embroiled Mason-Dixon 500 at Dover, in a painfully public fend that Del., also put him over the could see the coach leaving at $100,000 mark in earnings for the end of this season. the year. But Fitch said, "I thank God Parsons led the Grand Na- for the opportunities he's given nonal yearly point standings for me. I'm thankful for the sacrimost of the NASCAR tour's first (ices made by my family, play-. leg but lost the lead to Cale ers and my staff. And I Include Yarborough earlier this month. Nick Mileti on the list of those With Sunday's victory, Par- people I'm grateful to." sons has a slim 24-point lead over Yarborough - 1,836 to Lyman Banquet 1,812. Rounding out the top 10 point leaders are Richard Petty. Set Saturday 1,723; Bobby Allison, 1,556; IAJNGWOOD - The Lyman Dave Marcis. 1 612; lenny high Booster Club banquet will Pond, 1,588: Richard Childress, be held in the school cafeteria 1,516: Buddy Baker, 1,429; DarSaturday night at 6:30 with re!i Waltrip, 1,384; and Frank athieticawards to follow at 7:30 Warren, lVl Leading the money winners in the auditorium. list is Petty, with $1,300. Vatborough is second with $lrZ,490; BASEBALL,.. then Pearson, $104,545; ParTON IONT sons, $102,100; Baker,$82,9&,; _________________ Waltrip. $82,650: Marcis, Me Maria I vaditim, 173,445; Allison. $9,28O; Pond, $46,395• and Childress. 132,735. - - ' M41, -.1 - �211-Ev,ning Herald, Sanford, Ft. .: Tuesday, May is, 07a I ~. - / ~) ~~,,J4~,l %. "15 OVIEDO TRACTOR Co ,j AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES LAWN £ GARDEN EQUIPMENT o p R ETAIL All. .sak .. .... 1 kVArm% I 1 Ill IL4L' - I A IL - _____ - \ If Prepa redI:.rp iir Ker'al PH. 36S•3241 " Route 426 SCOREBOARD - 0. EI I I . 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QUALITY, 1'RArtT'SAJCIITfl AND ... medical relieving the patient of any breathIng aids, as prescribed and a special lifter attached to by the patient's physician, equipment and surgical sup- further concern for paper work I '' finest quality and Is fully ser. 32) Chaftotle o patient's breathing capacity the usual ambulatory aids, such colostomy care Items Is now has only to call Medicare Few people suffering with ment. In addition, many unusual Supply and the equipment will respiratory illness such as Non-ambulatory individuals items, such as custom fit or be delivered to his home and emphysema or asthma, or may be supplied with many electric whee lchairs may be installed cardiac victims requiring unusual items, such as pa tient order ed . - ADV. Sanford slide bolts for gates along with the field enables Sentry Fence complete the InstallatIon. Don't be conned Into buying a many other practical and orto produce and Install superior fence lust because it was the namental fittings to enhance fences sentry Fence can design lowest bid. Lou says that me your fence. Sentry also seiis fences to enhance pool areas or lowest bid may not be putting farm fencing and other relat ed and still provide rd maximum security, safety and . Both residential, VV09 Free es ti ma tes, guaranteed TL IlUIt1to UII DY I PARK (AP) The newspaper Clay Today t as been sold to Thomson Newspapers Inc. of Des Plains, Ill., Publisher and Editor All. "Hoop" Tebault says. Details of the sale were not made public Monday. Thomson owns more than 40 newspapers across the nation. Two, The Herald-News fl Punta Gorda and the Key West Citizen, are in ORANGE . -s - IC 1164*6 *JIALYSIS *J80 INS UST lUll UP IN TOWN • CLIP AND SAVE I J11F I _ a I I _995 INCLUO8U P1&$$. PO1NT$A*OCONl(NI(R • '' I cm 1 Hwy. 17-92 And Nursery Rd. Longwood I I I 1 J 2 Biks North of SR 434 831-2677 - - - - - - - - . _____ - - - l Tebault will remain as publisher of Clay Today, Clay County's only daily, and will serve as a consultant to Thomson newspapers Thomson executives said no staff changes are expected. .. BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS "We make it a point of not • COMMODES jlterfering wi th local editorial lo1icy," said K.R. Thomson, president of the organization. Clay Today was founded In December 1974, succeeding the - .HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT M. As Prescribed by Your Physician I Obtain these services under Medicare Iishedby Warner Hull. Tebault and his wife bought The Breeze in September 1974 '' t r' I g We Bill Medicare For You and built a new plant in Orange Park For Clay Today, which has -' A NEW SUMMER HOURS If, ~".561I -,"I I.~ I - ; . .... "'. -668 I I~1~. ~'161FOKMATION I.,.'' A I. Hwy. * - - - - CLIP A U 0 ---- - - - I 17-fl at Lake Ave.. 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Monday, Chi. 29, Schmidt. at.,,j .JUIIUVJJUII MIVU. -0342 Next to Polly Flinders) 9; %9s ?O SEVENTH - ir MUtilla Paco (3) 40860 .3 Galdos Molina 17) S00. m31) SAO 40. P (3 1) 1)34 10 1 Galdos Rotto (7) EIGHTH - - HOAAE RUN!--Kingman. Schmidt. Pni, 1Y Chi. S. 13 90 7 40 3 80. 2r Rafael Mandials Cey, LA. 8. B en ch. Cm. 6'; Cedeno, Htn, 8 , MatthewS, SF , 6 STOLEN OASES--Morgan. (in. II. Cedeno, Htn. ii. C.niHey. Cm , 10; Manguat. Mon. 7. Cabell. I-On, Buckner. LA. 7 PITCHING (1 DeCIsiOflS)' Pro Hockey Pr lurs? 1)1 me Sunday. May 23 Winnipeg at Houston __._ Nolp pemandyr of series to te 3nce'd i lji.'r illim' / SIXTH - I Gaidos C.as?i II (5) H 8013 laSso; 2 Uniarte MolmnO (4$ 720400. 3 Zubi Diaga 17) 11 20; Q 8111260. P (I 4) Sli 10. DO 112 8) TRIPLES-D Cash, Phi. S. 0 Parker, Pgh. 5. Turner. SO. 1; 6 Tied With 3 - WHA Playolts FinalS Best-el.? Series Thursday. May 20 HouStOn. at Winnipeg 12; Madlock. Chi. 10 Cardenal. Chf, G;arvey, LA. 9 - III 541) JW. J , CRAZY', • -- SEMINOLE MONDAY NIGHT . 1. FIRST - I Jeans enit (Fled 260. 220. 3 Thorpes C ha mp (2) 220.0(371 1620. 1 1 34 prompt 'cv. reir SECOND Herpel (5) 6 80. 3 80, 300. 2 Mud Pop Ii) 610, 160. 3 Scottie Lad UI 570.Q(I5)17520. T is ill 1383 00. DO 1751 $21 10 1 2 122 I Ua,tonas Tern (Joe THIRD -I - Seidersl I)) 3 10, 2 20. 2 20. 2 Sail ,'_- :. - '.'t:: !, . , ,I 1", - I d be crazy to Iinort' - I know many cancers I n be cured it they're deted.rIy. But you've(ot -) know the warnmL) si;i :,.ils C!:cin.;c' in L's,Wcl cr I.idder iluLitS A SQTC that -c's net heal TJru;;[ leedina or disch.ir;tt' m1iC1'HI(lL) C'? lump 1!. i-reast or tLJ'whert' hid):t'stion orddticulty in swut..ving Obvious choriqe in .cirt or mole. Naaain..; Ili or hoarseness 1 one of them appears, your doctor riahtaway The odds a - - you don't have cancer 'ut only your - - ' - 1 .ruuy ix, 60 (34 *th 12) 11321 60 . I Rafael (2) 10 90 510 NINTH 420. 2 Bonguen (6) 600 820 3 0 (2 6) 1.12 . (26) IlSia (a) Ii 35 90 TENTH - I ManioDiaga (2) Lonborq , Ph. 5 0, I 000, I It 80 5 0 320. 2 Reta Lorenlo (1) ,Matlack. NY. 1 0. 1 000. 2 87 3 760 3 urarte Goros (6) Koosman. NY, I I. 800.309 Rooker, (12) 153 60. P ( 21)5226 50. DO (2 2) Pgti. 1 1. 800. 252 Strom. 50. 41. 59260 500. 3)8 R Jones. SD. 7 2. 778. 2 56 ELEVENTH - I Galdos-Wally Canton. Phi, 31. 750. 1 70 Christen (II 2000 5 60 6 60 . 2 IsaSaMolina SOil, Phi. 3 I, 750. 367 (3 580 aiX, 3 Mutilla A,niela (6) SIRIKEOUTS-Seaver. NY, os ) 55610; P (831 112960 P Nekro. All. 12. J Richard. Htn, TWELFTH - I Galdos Echaniz 4 2 . Montefusco. SF, 10. LoliCh. NY , IS) 7180 1060 500; 2 Apraiz 3. iluthsen. All. Buniguen III 2 801 20. 3 Zubi Etorni N . .11 Mprd,i 2800 (12)51130; P (2 1) 1)7130. "IG ORANCE Harness rwcrng IS Cancer Society I INally (2 1.35 30 00 14 5) 1306 60 Cm 71 Ccv LA.' 21 RUNS BATTED IN--Kingman. DOUBLE S-Zisk. p, American t - .10 Today's Games at Cleveland, Boston leads series 32. M 21 Cleveland at Boston, in neces sary Boston Classes hi Evening And Morning, Qualified Instructors r 1.3620. P (4 7) III 10 10 I Molina (5) 2060 FOURTH (in. '' . Semifinals Best-of-? Series 2 ibm Edward 510 13 20 5 60 HITS-Rose, (in. SO; Candenal, 44. Mund.,, (in, 10, Ccv. LA, 40. on inc Pro Basketball TOLE PAINTING - 0107 tO THIRD iaO (7Sat bati)-RoSe. Cm. ' Francisco. Cincinnati at San 1.5220. P (4 7) 1156 60 BC (28 with 4 RLINS-Monday, Chi, 33, Rose. Con. 31, Schm,dl, Phi, 29. Morgan, Louis, (n) i 60.2 Victor Ovy ( ?) 10 3 n 90 180. 3eIa Diage (2) 140: Q (4 7) 379; DoRadef SO. 364, McBride, StL. 34$; Russell, LA , 360, Gniffey , Hcuitvn at San Diego, (n) Atlanta it Los Angeles, FREE All Cro"s Seminole, : o Roberts. Dee. 31. 750. 250 BIrd, Los Angeles (Rhoden 20). in) Needlepoint and stitchery and r hooking WUNG RED..-CURL Mu, Si, 833.341W Campbell. Mm. 51, 533, 213 0 Ellis, NY, Ii. 800. - Wednesdays Games York Philade P a a n) DAYTONA BEACH MONDAY MATINEE Solos Davalos (2) FIRST 320 2 Barguin Lorenzo In ) orich UlieSro ' 3 3 or Oil canton i 01 at Houston (Andu s DECOUPAGE & \...,._____ - at Mon Jai-Alai m PITCHING 14 Decisions)- Fitz NBA Playoffs WITH STYLING S . C'iago (Burns i - - L LOU S S • / . - • DIP & CRAP! - 22) a? I Flyer (Van Deventer) $hlentel).7 L,ltleSteve(Gi POOUCIP KC. 3. Ocmulgee Gem (No Driver) 4 Or HOME RUNS-- Fisk. Bin 6 Ruff (No Driver) S Enough Time 6 Hendrick Cie.6 Horton D Bonds, Cal. 6. Otis, KC. 6. Ford. (Sica). 5 My Boy Joe (Pohtef, Trademark (Berelnak); I Lusty M 6 Burroughs. Tex 6 STOLEN BASES-Norlh,Oak. 16; MCXIyO (Adriance). PateS. XC, IS. Rivers. NY, II; Carew. Mm. 13. Baylor, Oak, 13. ir ' --. - Philadelphia lKaat Pittsburgh (Rooker A 1) 81 (Bridges). I Saunders Echo Srkl S. Westerns Bev (Phillips) 3 Francisco (M;nton 03) :r sir..' - CASLPIERRY FLORIDA LIe'l - DOCK Clever Trip (Van Deventer); 6. TRIPLES S1 2 ;. RM A BETTY SMITH - - 1. - -- "' Round Duncan :Brass G*d S Oak Dresser I . MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. I IKurtzvflh); I. Proud Blue Chip Orlardo L1ñ C clnrida. V....... I Medicare Insurance Entities You To Home Use Of. 1' .. I ... I A' ~ - 0 ie , 10; 0 Evans Bin. 9, L.Stan?on, Cal. 9 Rudi Oa 9 Mellon Cal • Today's Games San Diego (Strom A 1) at an Pittsburgh at St N1 ,t't" 1% tc • vqpogvmqlm t Hanover (Vandervort); S. Cardiff 22 Only games scheduled 9:30-5:30. Sat. 101. We specialize in Cruises /" • iay Today 2 :1 ,457 16 19 Full Line Of Maerame $WISP ItS a mm'rciol and security "icin are all specialties of ' .S88 2 try! For information phone 8304222 - ADV. much for you. Lou and his men and lust need some fittings. L ou 's 20 years ex pe rience In will be glad to take over arid Sentry can help youl L ou stocks Purchased ~;;. I - I RUNS--North. Oak, ?S , H fl Fran Mondays Results Atlanta 3 2 Houston 2 3 Pittsburgh 2, St. Lou's i Cincinnati 5 , Los Angeles San Diego 12, San Francisco Mail. Call 645-2060. Open It can fence you in or out. 00% - .latku)MV010 (Peters). 1. She'heralade (Gill); I. - Arnerocan Leaclue BATTING (IS at bats)-Carty, Cie. 392. G Brett, K C, .383; LeViore, Del, 37S. Baslock, h1in, 20 12 625 606 20 1 3 Houston Atlanta trip now through CARIB. BEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC .574 N. Orlando Ave., Winter Pk. Brochures are shortcuts to reduce labor time fencing. jr,ice is a silent sentry on guard the way. If you start it yourself specifications. If you already have a fence z0hours a day. Once installed, and find out that the job Is too plus custom wood fences and manufacturing their own gat es are the qualiti es that go into making Sentry Fence t he best in (he area, says Lou. L ou 's customers are his be st I of its t Sentry, because as Lou tells yourselfers plus giving detailed custom designed fences from and beauty that a fence can needles, needed for last you, tat one word says it all. A instruclions to help them alo ng Sent ry that can be built to y ou r give you. Buy yourself a Sen. minute repairs etc patient to have such Items for pointed them as authorized and complete warranty as Iong machines, traction equipment treatment at home, the patient dealers, as the patient has the equip. and overbed trapeze. Let Us Treat You The Fair-Way" 3IS9 So Orlando Dr. (Hwy 17-92) 'OXYGEN 3. 541 Leaders JA innati Los Ang San Diego . prescribed by the attending turers of leading hospital federal program. With this beds, manual and .lrIri(, IJ)iySicidtI. This means that equipment and breathing arrangement, Medicare Supply thermal water pads, alterwhen the doctor advises the therapy equipment have op. Company provides full service nating pressure pads, suction ____________ nc ' Company Is authorized to take Recognizing the experience no cost, upon requtmt- Approved provide a wide assortment of assignment of individual claims and ability of Medicare Supply respirators may be leased from medically necessary and for approved equipment Company, leading manufac- Medicare Supply under the comfort items. such as h os pital "I, ival a nd ' Ci Fence are all professionals in i oJner of Sentry Fence located browse through in selecting your fence. Lou will provide Families Individuals invited their chain link of wood fence. skeptics with a leaflet giving IS the fencing field. Lou is i on . 17-92 In Longwood. member of the Rotary Club and Besides offering quality good reasons why you should fence his own L ou 'starte has been for the past 10 years. j in 1955 in New York workmans hi p and materials at sel ec t a fence from Sentry. TRAVEL TIP Sentry Services Orange, Special widtrt boards. woods and has been In the field ever reasonable prices. L ou will since. He came to Florida four assist those who wish to Install of cedar and cypress, Intricate Seminole and Volusia counties. So dont deny yourself any ears ago began a fenci ng their own fences. He carri es scalloped tops and or na mental Suitcase linings are also do-it. iron fences are some of the longer the privacy, prc,tection storage places, for pins and the for business and aptly named It materlal Home use of breathing Into all types of vehicles. A new 20 JA York New Europe has appeal for all types of visitors Plan your FENCE. flu. ,s ,,,U, iJ.i, p. 4? Hank (Britton), S. Lincolns Spirit (De Berry), & Ocala Bonny Major League at San - ' Pictured above Is Lou Gugliemello, owner, displaying some of his custom made fencing. tan.s of having d fence, referrals. the federal Medicare insurance disposing of home use equip- by Medicare Supply For the bed confined patient, program. Medicare Supply ment. representative's In the home, at under doctor's care, they TRANSMISSIONS • AIR CONDITIONERS AND GENERAL REPAIRS 12 3 - 7162 I - the car top to provide assists AT WHAT s twar o V. Instant privacy and instant salespeople. Much of his work is the same type of material Into fencing material such as farm protection are the major ad- through repeat business and the work or may be using posts, farm wire and ranch % I plies for home use. Established or finances. Doctors feel that machines has become a device has recently been In DeLand n 1971 the company this is a valuable service medically-approved practice as develoed to assist those p now has local area stores, the supporting their home con. It Is f&t that proper use of IPPB nonambulatory persons who most recent addition beIng a valescent program. The devIcei, as prescribed by the can swim Into swimming pools. new store in DeBary, managed equipment supplied Is of the physician, increases the In addition, they have in stock 4 116~ ii Ii Savannah NATIONAL LEAGUE Festival Hall, which Britain built in 1951 to celebrate the .. -. DeBary, Deltona area daily. As equipment, it is removed upon respiratory treatments. IPPB an authorized supplier under request, leaving no problems of machines ill 'v'v'.Hi 10 Years $33 Vi W ri : Montgomery at cnatlarmoogs the - Residents of Seminole and Following this, Medicare oxyen at home, they supply lifters, to assist people from becj Volusia County are fortunate to Supply will request the In. home oxygen and IPPB to wheelchair, into bath tubs. CUSTOM DESIGNING To Serve You - . y Saa ai JIC kSOflYIlIS City (Fitzrnorri% a recorded. I 1971 NOW SERVES SEMINOLE AND VOLUSIA COUNTIES. SERVICE Experience In Just at the brIdge, on the t i S 5 . .. Residential - Commercial FREE ESTIMATE CALL 862-3114 I Cinders McEtwvn (Bridges) I Oilier W. (Smith); FOURTH Os Wostern Divisiost kavIe dea h . MEDICARE SUPPLY CO.ESTABLISHEDINDELANDIN INSTALLATION IS NOW OPEN - great city are softened and __ 1 - a '- and shapes, the lights of the 1!V - - IMedicare -- --- . . . ., ~: I '' Subscribers -- that the sights and sounds I ' :.. - Osseo JAITENTION! ' - ~ , ; ... I 'ri a week - 25-year-old Doug t)eCtnces, dell Washington homered for who collected a single and the A's and Dan Ford for Mmdouble and played errorless resota while Rod Carew of the ball at third base as the Orioles Twins stole home for the 14th rallied for three runs in the time in his career. ninth and beat the Milwaukee Angels 10, White Sox S Brewers 4' Frank Tanana hurled a ser"The fans will be looking for en-hitterand Bill Melton. facing miracles, but I'm just going out his former Chicago teammates and play," he said. for the first time, drove in three Royals 8, Hangers 's runs with a triple and a pair of Tom Foqueue IJOUb'Led home singles. -' ~ I 14 Savannah 5 Milwaukee at Baltimore, in) New York at Cleveland, (n) Boston at Detroit, in) Oakland at Kansas City, (n) Minnesota at Chicago, (n) Only games scheduled ds t W. L. ' oflando cago (Johnson ii), tnt 1 0) Oakland (Bahnsen (n) Minnesota (Goltz i we-cmesda 's Games RlverThames,attwllighton --- ,.. relax for a while. After we see three hits in 32 previous at-bats that the others do. we'll decide this season, singled home Bob how quick he'll be back In." Randall in the bottom of the The new Brooks Robinson IS 11th. Billy Williams and Clau- - .j j, J - . ' f i . I? 97 & Lake Mary Bl v d the winning run in the 12th in. after Al Cowens dren a Since he came up to stay dw-. rung v, alk from Steve ing the 1959 All-Star break, Foucault. Robinson has played in Red Sox 7 Tigers 0 2.599 of Baltimore's 2,675 Luis liant fired a live-hitter games. Monday night wasn't for his fifth victory and Carlton one of them. On the night before his 39th Fisk homereil. Boston ripped birthday, one of baseball's all- Joe Coleman and Bill Laxton time great third baseman was for six runs and eight hits over benched because he had devel- three innings beginning with a upe( a rusty .165 bat to go with three-run third o.hule Tizmt handed Detroit its second his perennial Gold Glove, Manager Earl Weaver said straight shutout. Robinson's benching was "not a N ins 5, AS I permanent thing. I'll let him Steve Brse, who had only - - . _ 322-9823 It The Asso('iated Press - . . 11 Open 7 days FREE CAR WASH AND WAX WITH' 0' s Ral ly - . $ Is every birth and marriage FAIR-WAY - Eastern Divlsi.si - California (Ryan 33) at (hi One visitor's favorite view of London, he writes, is from Waterloo Bridge over the . 1 you need him. Brooks, Jay Muskh and Dan Ikndlcy, kit to right, pause alter sinning the ('lass A portion of M.nday'i parlidsi [uun*wucut at the orlanchj..Seiiiiuole Jal-Mai Fronton. They defeated Gary (ire's c; and Guy M.ngeI10 in the finale, 2046. Mike Grbieald and PaWs (cirela mon ('kiss H. defeating Ku i'ike and Mike Nostra, 2U1. .' . . Js II Medicare Supply Company viced at all times. When the and reduces the probability of as walkers, canes and truck; service the Sa,ford, patient no longer n eeds the recurrent hospital visits for wheelchairs. A full line of PARTIDO CHAMPIONS - - ceiiick ~SiCpl 5 AlAywworsd (:ornow iWhayland). 6 Vicars Rocket Duty when by Mrs. Robert Yackel. I JOHN SCHLENk '-. Mechanic on STATION I'm just relieved to get the seven-game winner, tossing a first one," said Messersmith, seven-hitter to beat San Franho signed with the Braves the CISCO. first week of the regular season Pirates 2, Cardinals 1 after missing spring training. John Curtis. who has a pen"I can't believe it." chant for serving up home run Messi'sniith, backed by Dar- balls, handled the power-laden rell Evans' two runs batted in, Pirates, except for part-timer gave up one walk and struck out Bill Robinson. who slugged a four, while limiting the Astros two-run shot to lift Pittsburgh to seven hits. lie had been over St. Louis. I ' 1tz----= Willia m s now happily chained to the At- the Cincinnati skipper after the lanta Braves, won his first Reds beat Los Angeles and took game of the 1976 season, beat- first place in the National ing the llotkston Astros 3-2 in the League West from the Dodgers. opener of a twi-night douPadres; 12. Giants bleheader. The Astros turned Left-hander Randy Jones be. the tables and won the second came the major league's first game 3-2. - I', 7. 12 Texas Berry), 2 Ocala Penny (Je"trson)- Tampa at Lak# nd ;; : Kansas - Today's Gaon" Cleveland (Peterson 0 3). (n) - .. '- Z -!iv - 3, Lakeland i Tampa 7. Pompano 5,.0 Mimi K Monday night, Messersmith, had in the last live years," said -t I I . , A44 wtst 1: I . - ~ 630 1 536 484 5 rain Boston 7. Detroit 0 flings i - .. PO54( Kansas - II II $11 4', is is IM S ' ASS nnesota".' S, . . I - A couple of anonymous SOULS said earlier this ring t hat a 5.11 earned run average into then free-agent. pitcher Andy the game. Messersmith had a sore arm. Red-. 5. Dodgers 3 that he was damaged goods. Sparky Anderson says the Evidently they never tried to test is yet to come. hit against him. "This is the best start we've iNo .. .- - -- 830.4222 lt The Associated Press - - "Anything in Fence" • Fencing •Repair parts Posts - Fittings *Custom Built Fencit%Q Longwood Ph 372 4622 I If# W Palm B,ch Monday's Results Baltimore 4, Milwaukee 3 New York at Cleveland, Ppd. Senkarik ! CASSLBERRY SENT11 ' Let Sentry Guard You ~ SECOND - I Cool Hand Luke (C. Ihlflfeld). 2 Party Juny tTaylor; 3 Marybar Queen (JohnsOn); 4 J M Captain (Dagenals). S. Merle voo (Brdg,$). 6 Little Jodi Bourgeois); 7 Our Favor (Kim ball), I Engine Room Russ (Rol'sler) 1 Ocala Outcries (Dc THIRD - A" 101 6 P4' mani 72 ""'SWThItx DIVISISa 41i 13 72 3?I 9 California Glass 8, Paint Co.. Inc. SPECIALISTS Messersm'16 th Coo SALES V. 17.92 [FENCE Supply ~ ! URNITURE L .JJ'L' Getting a big handshake is Terri Lirng, left, sho hands over the state Jufo track championship trophy to Seminole Community College athletic director Joe Sterling for display In the athletic department trophy case. Si minole son the meet last s'eek in Gainesville. See Med'i'care 461 Cleveland Mitwkee Boston *WALLPAPER I , ,, 31, i Winter Haven 13 13 .5001 Detroit MIRRORS •PAINT Sentry Fence Lakeland Or .GLASS - OR or MORE ONE MORE FOR TROPHY CASE ' iArmbroNatCa FIRST (Bennett), 2 JM. King (R.Nee(Y). AMERICAN LEAGUE FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Rudy Adams 1W. Sprigg$l; 4 Noqt*irøO$v*i East d GI Sandy Doll (ParrI S. Royal Lobo W. W L Pct. GB Tamp (Rauch). 6 Nibs Brat (Do Berry). II ii 'i '4tqit I For Every Pufpose For Medical & Surgical Supplies IONIOHT'SINTRIES Minor Leagues Baseball •ART SUPPLIES - IS Tuesday, May IL 1fl635 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. DUDA AUTO PARTS • Boat III $70.340.i Pai,adenaN(l) S 20, 340. 0 42 31 $11 30. T (321) 14320. T 1 36 3 FOURTH - I Heather Chance (Hersisell Hall) (I) 1060. S 10. S 20. 7 Color Me Beanie (5) 320. 280. I. Magnitude (7) 510. 0(1 5) 51710. 1 taSl)129660. 1 2 10 3 I Yankee Hobo (Dick FIFTH Kurttwonili) (7) 110, 240. 220. 2 Egptman Wind (3) 380. 760. 3 220. 0 t3 7! 5?) 5(2 T 1m1 V (731)1)2020. T 2 It 3 1 Careless Start (T om SIXTH Crank) 11160,360.1100.2 Cypress Storm (5) 380. 3 60; 3 George Way (4) 500. 0 (2 5) 51010. 1 1751) 1)6500. 1 208 I SEVENTH - I Dougs Dynamite (Tom Van 0e-enter (II 580. 300. 210 2 SelbyS Beau IS) 160. 320. 3 Iron City Nancy (6) 250. 0 1151 51140. 1 (156) 56080. Ti 351 EIGHTH I Curtis (Joe Semdens) (71600. ).60. 300. 7 Sam DruCkli' IS) S 60. 440 3. Claheen Pioneer (l 100 0 i$71 S7560 T (7 SIt 1)3) 60. 1 2 QI I NINTH -1 Santa%Gnl (Joe Roy) (7) 6.340. 3100 110. 2 Metrolmni Ripper (2) 320. 300. 3 JeanS Babe (3) 300. 0 II ,) 513040. T (723) 53311 40. T 2 08 7 TENTH - I Jck Pen(e (VmC Levant (Ii 1920. 1610. 500. 2 Peppers Heel (41 780. 170 3 Fist .n Easy (6) )70. Q 13 11 1.6340. 1 , 346 165030. T 7104 5101.354 A 'OIl H - - - . . MONDAY NIGHT - I Victor Goodwin (7) FIRST t3 60 500 310. 2 Nestor Gores (3) 10 30 540, 3. Uniarte Lonenlo ($) 110.0 (2 3) 12210. P(23)11470 SECOND - I Victor Goros (3) (I) 910 380. 3 solos Pe'c'na (4) 260.Q011)51000. P1311512900; P,Q 0 3 w,ih 35) %103S80 THIRD - I lbar Goodwin (3) 9 60. 1 00. 100. 2 Bob Oavalos (7) 660. 1 *3 3 Solos Lorenio (5) 3.10. 01371 1.1410. P (37)110800 I Elorni (7) 1920. FOURTH 700.600 7 Paco (]) S00420. 3. Muttita (5) I 20, 0 1311177 80. P (7 3)517120. OD 113 71 1162 30 FIFTH -- I Apnait Mand'ola (7) II 10 S 20 S 20: 2 Jorge Elorni (S) 610110. 3 Galdos Echanit (2) 520. 0151)53380. P ( 7S)S)7880 $I5TH I Zubi Pecina (57 Ii 60, 360. 320. 7 Galdos Egurb' (1) 700 340. 3 ViCtOr Arniela (2) 380; 0 (3 51 52940. P IS 3) 16710. DD (7 S) SIlO 10 SEVUTH - I iia,,a Wall, 1 3J II 60.610140. 2 Orb. Paco 111660 540 1 Galdos MandoliW 510.0 4111 5)120. P (I 4" 19710 EIGHTH - I GaIdos Sarduy (I) 16605805 2C 2 Jorge Bon'gucn IS) 640510 3 OrbeRodolto(S) 460.0 13 6) 5.15 10. P (38)5297 20; BQ 48 *'tti ill 51.064 80 NINTH I Orbs' (6) 910 700 $80 2 Buni3uen Ill 1110 1. 3. April (1)100. 0(6?) 11-1300. P (6 Fm %.ri 40 TENTH - I V'ctor Davalos (6) - - - 12601080100.7 Mario Pe'cmne (I) 43540. 3 Rele Sullen lIt 820. 0 i4 6) 156 70, P(6 1)117440. 00(66) $161 10 ELEVENTH -I Jqe Willy (S) 14 *I '00 lii) 2 Gc'c)osArr'e14 5' 9 001 *2 3 MUImIl (3)1000(6 I 15200 P 16 6) $11710 TWELFTH - I Rafael Elorna (I) 610. 3 60. 340. 2 l%aIiAtrieta 43 *60.160. 3 Gildos$arduy I?' 3.40. 0(13)$19$0Pll3)$)930 Big 158 Asith all 1)510470 ill5 *itl' all I - sit? 40 �------ ------..------.--- 4 B—EvenIng Herald Sanford Ft. .. Tuesday, May 1$, Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY GOLi'.' x I4AVENT EPT A t"4'h7i \T4'j 41JNPER / , WELL, T1ERE ONLY L ONE WAi TO BLOCK IT oLrr... .1 MA$E9 itE 1—',,,,,,1 jrrTe ' UI4 - Hodgepodge ACROSS .9ETTER Bizarre uplgiwj M 36 Symbol for natrium _____ _______ 37 Trry (p") 6I Warren ii New York 39 Formal dance (Fr.) 13 Bultfiçhter 40 FrostS 14 Acquiesce 43 Edge 45 Destroyed 15 leased 16 Deacon job) 48 Contrivance 17 portico 50 Breathe 51 Ignores 19 Legal point (7 6 ()—\? 0 by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER WI -- 12 - f7 j9 J i aff BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & H.imdokl ri _I_I_I_ .l 1 1`11111* ....,..€... (June 21-July you. YOUR BIRTHDAY May 19. 197$ due. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Manage your reurce wisely today. Don't dip into reserves just to cater to extravagar t whims. Save what you have fur a rainy day Condi tions are going to be generally favorable for you this coming year. Things should be better than you've had for me time, but don't coast and let opportunity pass you by. BLONDI E Chic WiT1 A aAGAN LIKE TWiS, MAYBE WE &vESUS PTY CENTS ' (BUT NO600Y OtJ2) OF ON A BOTT_E — FAMILY HAS IT CuT A COUPON Young ~ 1 44 ANE? which I was told by the doctor was high. There DEAR READER appears to be a large amount of public confusion about fats. - !E1:1 by Al Vcrm.,r e,oss (AVF TOM — !; rur YKbILLA US i O1 1 I IE \ sAsc-4A\,E THAT ' S NICE) GJOOD TIME 'RW ORGET T / f. J) (j - HE ORPICE" ToMocQw . Nice - - - -1, N p . / $41; i: : p ARCHIE by THESE MEATBALLS LO0< IT V ME ATVAt S. PLEAE Ps.. EXTREMELY StALt BGS I BRINGS CUT rHE 'YOUR ITALIAN FOOD OH, ,) I'LL GET YOU SOMETHING TO HELP THAT.' I IFI I Bob Montana BETTER J ( JtIII You can move on to a food like the avocado which is a high fat food, but all of the fats in the avocado are triglycerides. _5; 11• I _ - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob .— RACKETS M. 11111K unsaturated fats. The unsat-m -rated fat_- may be e!V~er trialveerldes In different faLs or beef is saturated fat. Most of the rest of it is monounsaturated fat. it co nta i ns very little polyunsaturated fat. Do not fall into the trap of thinking that animal fat is all saturated fat or thinking that fat From plant sources is all unsaturated fat.That is not the truth. • general belief of most of the scientists Interested in using t to prevent heart disease Is that you should limit yo ur total fat intake. That means limiting your total triglyceride Intake from, ail sources, including animal and plant. Beyond that is particularly important to limit limit your saturated fat Intake. Since a higher percentage of saturated fat is found in meat, this suggests some limitation on LS the amount of fatty meat that you would Thsv.s 1 I/tJi,".I Of Dirnesr) , jrr Aft CA Id"lep DOWT YouI are forever. Unless you help a snake and lost his cool. he returnal 9to find oaIgiaway,otit,ffrta ,a •,. , ,' a, a .1 cing run fruitless. search parties v= this day thi4wteaboiitact Ru rtS cool rcm.alna a rnytari unt 1*i?tiIfl.8. 5ITUt T w d tor the experts? Write "Ask tie led a r1uh ind connrued Ai'e I of 53,000 residents on 5,300 acres along the Wekiva because the area had neither adequate water supplies nor highways to support such a huge subdivision. The Cabinet approval of the purchase of 4.636 A survey is now being taken of the camps. which I / %. I ~;atvi markand the value of any state-owned lar has become the second late entry in the mixup Department of Natural Resources staff members tried to reconcile two widely divergent property included in the 4.636 acres will be deducted from the i)(1rChiSv price. Seminole the ('ounty the hitter case. Ryan said, matter woilId be among tools Industrial Development SCOPA will advance the money used by ltitV staffers to per- Democratic race to defeat Jimmy Carter. Carter barely made it in Michigan over Rep. Morris K. Udall. Ford, loser to Reagan in five of the last six primaries, got a landslide victoryo f almost 2-1 from voters in his home state of Michigan. bringing some smiles to the White House for the first Here is how they stood: Republicans: In Michigan, with 96 per cent of the precincts reporting: Ford, 612,986 or 65 per cent Reagan 351.734 or 34 per cent In Maryland, with all the votes counted: Ford 94,784 or 58 per cent \uthority iSCIDAi voted until the ncw SCIDA budget suatte industria lists in selected time in a month and leading the unanimously today to ask the becomes effective Oct. 1. Midwestern and Eastern areas Seminole County Commission would be well to bring at least a part of their "I think it for $5,000 to support an inoi'th our time to approach the operation to Seminole County. In addition, Ran said, the ilustrial recruitment project county commission." Mooney which involves sending a said. "For $5,000, we'd be motor home unit would be Roving Ambassadorial Vehicle (l:tting more than that out equipped with a mobile of IL\Vi into northern cities to telephone to put interested the advertising. ldon't think c ontact prospects. actually have any advertising prospects in immediate touch President to observe: "Tonight is one of the nicest nights Betty and I have ever had L nger i Winter Park-based vice-president of S& S Cafeterias, said the touowing day. hearing moaning sounds in the darkness, the I'erklnses spotted a young woman floating in the water. As they pulled her into their boat, Leslie Kersey of Ik Land told th e family she had been abdqctt'd by two men who had shot her husband, Henry. - number 1-2, Cholesterol, Triglycerides, Blood Fats, Atherosclorosis. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed en'elope for mailing. Address your letter to me in care of this newspaper, 1,_0, Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, Kersey, 21, was found dead in the (runt yard of his The shooting took place when Kersey, his wife home. baby returned to their home and surprised some and Intruders. After shooting her husband, the gunmen bound and gagged Mrs. Kersey and drove her to the bridge, where they threw her over the rail, into the black water 40 feet S-tO below. .1/ LC;1.s The Kerseys' young child was left unharmed during the Incident. Mrs. Kersey is now living in New York. J *' on Tuesday. a Volusla County Grand Jury indicted w Daniel Morris Thomas, 21, and Leo U. Martin, 13, on first murder charges Iii the Kersey killing Last week the pair, h,ng with another man, w'ri —.,II III .0. UUU consicted on nurgiary cnarges UI LOU tack on an Avon Park family. The Volusia County Indictments allege that Thomas and Martin were members of a ski-masked gang blamed for a series of robberies, terrorism and rape In Central Florida. Mrs. Perkins said she has been following the reports of the prosecution of 'Thomas and Martin, and Is disappointed that last week's trial prodnced only burglary convictions. And she says the Perkins amily cannot completely erase the memories of grief and terror prod'.iced by the Dcc. S tragedy. "Every time we go tishing on Lake Monroe, we can't help but look at the bridge and remember," she said. F' 4 1, the best position to win the nomination if Carter falters. acres for S.1.8 million en&d a morth's delay while "It sounded like a shotgun blast, but then 1 realized it ______ By The Associated Press Republican voters in Michigan and The Michigan margin was 2,317 for Aas something hitting the viater," Ronald Perkins, a n The Cabinet approved the purchase at $3.8 million, the price agreed to by the DNR and the two sellers. Major Realty and the Bass Property Thist Carter, with only 11 rural precincts left ear stop, then a splash. Finally, there are exceptions. Coconut oil, for example, is more than 80 per cent saturated fat. Learn to think of the word U çiyceriue as meaning fat. It is scientific synonym for fats. information about the fats a nd their imI.,ortance send 50 cents for The Health Letter, million. Maryland have given President Ford A Casselberry housewife whose fanlil) rescued a ictim of a ski- masked terrorist gang after the woman was thrown into Lake Monroe says time has cased the memories of the tragedy. "We speak of it from time to time, but that's about all," Mrs. Alberta Perkins said. On the night of Dec. 5, Mrs. Perkins, her husband Ronald, and their two children were fishing from their boat underneath the Interstate 4 bridge when they heard a ev An appraisal by Ro bert Viele, chief appraiser for .the sta,te lands bureau, valued the Land at 1-4.1 the victories he needed to slow down Ronald Reagan's dash for the presiden. tial nomination. Gay. Edmund G. Brown Jr. of California, meanwhile, By AUDIE MURPhY Herald Staff Writer , -- The Cabinet also voted to transfer $30,000 from the land acquisition trust fund for a survey to detennine the high water mark all along the river. The state has title to land below the mean high Terrorist Attac k by Gill -Fox Ford Slows R ; Brown Rant-e. (7nrfa-r worth one said the land wa tiillion while the other valued it at $1.7 million. appraisals of Winter Park, _______________________________________________________ 1 consume. N.Y., 10019. Florida's first officially designated wild and scenic river. Before the Wekiva is eligible for state and f e d era l preservation programs, about 100 "squatters' camps" must be removed (rein stateowned land in the river basin. i SIDE GLANCES A year ago the Cabinet rescinded a development permit given Major Rralty to create a community will be removed in three stages officials hope t complete by summer 1977. - The purchase approved by the Florida Cabinet will protect 312 miles of the Wekiva, near whei'e it empties into the St. Johns nor th of Sanford, and four miles of Black Water Creek. One of the sellers, Major Realty Corp. of Orlando, has dre.-d 14) n mkiki* .h.,,nlnr,mnn$ c. .,r p'• US. Up"••S.'•u,ilhin "flU••I ')M W flS.S.I UI U I IW'..L along another 11 4 miles of the river's west bank. preserve the Wekiva, which is in line to become jACOSY MODERN.) by Garry Trudeau by T. K. Ryon On this epoi, in 1837, Rupert }4uck ,pizneer, was surprised trumps. would bid one spade (you hate "This is Harriet, my wife and full-time investment counselof!" DOONESBURY TRIVIA MARKER It required no real cerebra- I1NY FRESH ONeS TUMBLEWEEDS This is a tough one. WeQ after winning the spade lead may be the winner. in dummy. South promptly cashed dummy's ace of (Do you have a question polyunsaturated fat? The development. Mosi sof the land will be preserved in its natural k. . n,,nn ,,,,tI,. L,W I AAA .... ,,C ...I..rI.,,J.. I..,. h UUI •IIWiJ UI • LUIIIJ 1U51$ land will be turned into a public recreation area. The purchase is a major Step in a program to , third hand has bid one heart. polyunsaturated fat. So, nobody is really concerried about whether you find BALLS E s enMore than 4,000 acres of environmentally dangered land along the Wekiva River will be purch ased by the state and protected from ..UIIU UII% UIdIIIUIIU (IIIU meaning three. These fatty acids may be saturated fats or II'?! ..ALL THESE HAV 'Ji tin1 on the part of South to to overlook a chance to bid the know that East would show up ranking suit. I but two with practically all the miss- diamonds is certainly a gooa - TED'S TENNIS SHOP A Florida reader wants to know what you should bid with £ QJ9xx Q • AKx 49 8 x Your left-hand opponent has opened one club, your partner polyunsaturated fat than beef M,k i''IAV - ployunsaturated fat. Chicken fat - is also composed of triglycer ides, but It contains less saturated fat and more less flum ludf of the fat from Florida To Purchase Wekiva River Lands - fat. The fats found In fish are also triglycerides, but about one-third of the fatty acids In 9Mn9 ..r, to the11 ; Development To Be Prohibited fats. The term' triglycerides simply means three fatty acids attached to gylcerine. That's VASDOM Ii $300 to develop a site plan for space needs. needed money if a June jail on county-owned property ins ta lling modular cell units. Ad hoc committee spokesman deadline for a report was to be north of Five Points. fI They 're a combination of the different fats, saturated fat, monounsaturated fat and - SPA Ur • West did th e best he could. tie aiscaraea his iast diamond but Sou th was now in full control. lie led a low heart toward dummy and West could take his jack of trumps but th at was all. emphasizing limiting animal RQMAjC IN ME' STOMACH' tll - EasCs king dropped and (lie Jscobys" care of this not because almost all of the monounsaturated fats or South stopped to consider how newspaper. The Jacobys will fats in foods are triglycerides, polyunsaturated fats. to go about taking care of answer individual questions Almost all the fats stored on or Most of the fats found in their West's four trumps. He finally if stamped, sell-addressed in your body are triglycerides, decided that he had to leave envelopes are enclosed The natural state either in plants or animals have components of The important point Is what the trumps entirely alone until most interesting questions after developing some minor will be used in this column kind of fat Is it, saturated fat, satur9ted and unsaturated fat. suit tricks, and will receive copies of fat or monousaturated Just to use an example, a little VA ByEDPIIICKETT The decision followed a Lee Wheeler announced late met. hlerald Staff Writer that rejection of Commissioner Sid Tuesday Gutmann Wheeler said he is certain Seminole County Corn- Vihien Jr.'s recommendation to resigned because of the board's Gutmann's firm will bid on the missioners Tuesday breathed pay $500 to Car l Gutmann of decision not to award contracts committee's long-term new life into an ad hoc corn- Gutmann & to persons serving on co un ty recommendation to relieve Dragash mittee's search for ways to Associates. Gutmann was advisory committees. overcrowding. That recomrelieve overcrowding at the rejected because he was a Earlier in the meeting inendation is expected to incounty jail by awarding San- member of the ad hoc corn- Wheeler warned corn- dude construction of a multiford architect James Melvin mittee that is studying jail missioners the committee million dollar trick and mortar nine. [ '1 *d Lamb Some of this may be a misunderstanding of the reason for James Melvin To Develop Jail Site Plan th e suit alter East ducked. East took the second club and played his queen of spades. Back in dummy, South led a. low diamond. East rose with th e king and led a th ird spade which Sou th rutted with the Dr. administrative costs, as well as transportation, maintenance and Seminole County's school budget review the development of special educa tional committee has chopped approximately $1 programs. It excludes teacher salaries $751. However, the cost of living adjustment million from the proposed 1976-77 county and individual school budgets. "If sacrifices m ust be made, they must has dropped from .973 last year to .963 this level budget. What happens next is in the be at the county level where the chi:Jren year. "No matter w ha t the FTE Is, we'll be hands of the Florida legislature. will not be di rectly affected," commented losing one per cent of it because of the cost The committee has adjour ned until ve Roger Harris, assistant superintendent of of living adjustment." explained Harris. about June 1, by w hich time legisla ti e budget and finance. The legislature has also yet to rule on the decisions should be finalized and th But al though the county level budget has amount of local effort tha t will be required school system should have a clear picture already been reduced by some $1 million, to fund the school system next year. of what its budget carryover funds are and is below last year's budget, Harris Harris said that bo th the Senate and likely to be. warned that further cuts may still be house had agreed upon 6.33 mills of local Dur in g its almost-daily meetings over needed. effort, but that now there is a push for 7 the past four weeks, the committee has cut "We're still not certain what the mills of local participation. This could some $200,000 from last year's $9,642,785 legislature is going to do, but we could be mean a loss of $700,000 to $800,000 to the Se minole County school system. county level budget and an estimated cutting vital servIcc," said Harris. Legislative decisions will affect the SlOO,000 more was cut Tuesday prior to the "Seminole County will not fare well school budget in two areas. School adadjournment of the sessions. unl ess the l ocal effort is kept at 6.33 mills," The "coun ty level" budget comprised ministrators are waiting for the said Harris. 'Even at 6.33 we'll just barely about one-quarter of the approximately legislature to determine the value of the meet the budget. Seven mi lls of local effort will real ly create problems." $40 million tota l school budget. It Includes FTE — full time equivalent, or amount of By OSWALD and JAMIE.; JACOBY Acids, Glycerine money per student. last year the FTE was $745. The Senate proposes increasing the FTE to $7).5O; the house recommends an increase to county-wide o peration of the entire school system and 1 22) get someone else to help you today, you may make some rather lavish promises. Be sure to honor them when they come - By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer .... That'a—not at all IIk ..-.. —. — WIN AT BRIDGE 11w iyc e rides DEAR DR. LAMB — I have always that thought triglycerides came from animal fat. In one of your columns you said it was also in most vegetable fats. This has only confused me and maybe others too. Would you please explain what you mean about vegetable fats? Which vegetables is It from? I stay strictly on a no animal fat diet but, for some reason my triglyceride count is still at 180 ti such as lending something that gifts today. You'll earn more respect with a straightforward was loaned to you, approach. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) evaluating in realistic should view things as they You you don't situations today so are today, not as you'd like being more as interpret them them to be. Use your logic in. beneficial than they are. stead of depenllng on hunches., VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) To M j L,.êè,.. xii' Future Of School Budget Rests With Lawmakers j possessions of another today, influence people with tribes or HENRI MEN IMEN 000 I N Il RI R Jul 01 REEMEN WENININE 52 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Ine!May19,1976 _ H AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19.1, Don't try to win friends and the Don't be liberal with CANCER .J by Lorry Lewis too ?•I exaggerate or ooaa. IL a to understate your case. HEMENE with BIMO BURNS . 232 If ____ - _ L I CLATTER 68th Year, - UNSEEN :AMPUS Hd For Wednesday, May 19, 1976 __ SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) the most of what's offered Make to From time to time OU tend overly generous with per. you todaY, being wary of at. be A I tempting lk.t•Ifllflute changes. merit it. ..-.1S1J!%& fl •Vj'.? pUU'..!I -sons who really- don'tYou CCJ)0t 31--1 onginau plan. may Stick to IM You later regret It. 2! Part of t0 be 53 Ogles to Mortar trays 34 Belittle SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21 Chum 35 Induce 12 Rot flax DOWN today. pattern repeat your 24 impatient I Printers term 13 British trolley 36 Pheasant 21) You're a slow starter today TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 27 Scoundrel 18 Rowing paddle t,'ood 2 Open sore likely to do more talkln and get 28 Writing fluid something opportune might 38 Stair part 3 Get away from 21 Clothier 29 Stroke 39 Gram husk than work. Avoid lazy corn-. 4 Summer (Fr.) 23 Manifest don't care past you because you 30 New Guinea 41 Dutch city 5 Radicals 25 Chew on They'll add to your panions. it properly. You're to pursue seaport 6 Garden 25 Piece out • 42 Vend 31 Mimic implement 44 Disorder 21 Headland only hurting yourself if you're problems. 32 Pull after CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 7 Footed vase 29 Soft food 46 Louse ovum lethargic today. 33 Disburse 47 Bitter vetch 8 Qualernion 32 Flowers Think twice before making 19) GEMINI May 21-June 20 ) 35 Mongrel 49 Contend 33 Anatomical 9Angler's any lu'ury pur chases today. not find you Your friends will j3 [47T5 _j6 You're still too free with your If you today, much fun II MAD) - HOROSCOPE ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL county WINK.' 0'V F Answer to Previous Puzzle _______________________ --C --- Group S u p p o r ts SCOPAPlan The President also defeated Reagan easily in Maryland, a state where neither did much serious work. But Ford still trails the former California governor in the overall delegate count. Among the Democrats, Brown did in Maryland what Sen. Frank Church did made his a week ago in Nebraska primary debut by defeat ing frontrunner Carter, although Carter won the hulk of the delegates because Brown filed too late to have any delegate 'nie action caine at SCIDA's at this point. And if we bought with appropriate local sources. Ryan told panel members rt'iular inontly meeting the vehicle, we'd t-e th. that he had conceiv ed the ltAV following a presentation by equity in that." mobile home-type idea as an industrial campaign James Ryan, administrator of The $30,000 to benefit the entire county, not the Seminole County Port vehicle might be purchased be leased, Just the Port Author it. Authority (SCOI'A). outright or it might Although the RAV would be The $5.000 will bL sought either as an ,.iit,i?nala 0$ tqA 11410)11 II? Ot.lLJI £JI,tIU budget or as a fixed allocation in next year's budget, Chairfltfl Eugene Mooney said. Iii Ityan mid during his presen- on the Port of Sanford. Reagan 68,916 or 42 per cent. - - staffed with SCOPA employes, slates, Witfl a trd', e111114 Liduelildir. dliii And in Michigan. Carter won by a hairoverUclali.wflonasmaueacareer taiion, which included an eight- he said it would be emblazoned inl.nrw-h.-,If.n,ini,f,' cliii,' chow to be counted. Carter. who had led most the night, saw a 14,000 vote lead cut suddenly to almost nothine after a of , slogan a nd would have The slide program color "Seminole Counts" lettered on iiitl tither printed its sides. hrocimure (if finishing second. Udall proclaimed the close race a victory and said he is in - -New Computer Speeds Up Blood Tests Democrats: In Michigan. with 99 per cent of the precinc ts re ported : Carter 30,902 or 44 per cent Udall 303.585 or 43 per cent Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, who won in Michigan four years ai'u, ran a distant third with 7 per cent of the vote: 2 percent were uncommitted. Sen. llenr M. Jackson of Washington, Fred Harris, Sargent Shniver and Ellen McCormack had 1 per cent each. In Maryland, here was the final count Brown, 21511,856 or 41 per cent, Carter N6.687 or 37 per cent Udall was getting S per cent, Wallace per centeach, Jacic.sonant,1Mrs. McCormack were getting 2 per cent and hlarrLs I per cent. -I Today By KRIS NASH Memorial Hospital's Auxiliary Cole. lab Chief Technician itestgroupst for the heart, about one month's worth of Aroundlhc Clock Chief liver, kidneys, and bone. who have been staffing the Rolando Ramos. data. Bridges hospital information desk and Pathologist G. V. Garay and 'We do about twice as many When you need some in- CaI'-ndar itloixI chemistry analyses are gift shop since 1956. Assistant Patliulugist Sara profiles now, per day, as we did formation on a patient. Cole ('omirs coining out of the Seminole "The KDi\ was chosen for lrrgang. during our busiest month last explained, "you just put the Crossw.'rd A standard feature of the year working by hand," Cole necessary disc back in the disc Editorial Memorial Hospital laboratory accuracy of results, flexibility these days in greater num bers and sirnplicityofoperutuon, and KI)\ - and all Monitor said. "And the instrument also drive isimular tn a turntablei Dear Abby S-A 2-A 6-A 6-A than ever before and at record the small maintenance little it analyzing instruments—is a does more tests per profile. aind read it off." &A hlcraldStaff Writer - Dr 1.1mb 4-A I-A 1-B sleds thanks to an assist from requ:res." said Ann Cole, revolutionary method for "Another thing we looked at The computer must be r- Itortupe 6-A t he Computer Age and the l'ink laboratory chemistry super- conducting serum iron tests. when deciding which in- programmed for each new hospital 5-A I.dics. Monitor launched visor. -And the price. " its strument to buy as the cost function it performs, using Obitu.iries 5-41 . . -. .Ira,, 11a1 I.. — ,arii. kJ I — a .'II.Yi3 &,a51"1l I£yflIrI3Tinai9ntIiTaaranAa, ILl S IlrIl.0 lull a'.,.,, Sr -i fllan r n,i.r. .rflTrVl III lilt ..'.'s.s ........ IS.. S..UIS. S.UIIIIIIUVU. J'• l'S UJ L4IIUUU LLI.)I LurIpuLer puncn Sports fit. lency, volume and accuracy developing theprucedunewhich "There are some analyzers cards. economical figure'f Teli".isluui 6-B to a $90,000, can be traced Now that the unit is % omen "It actually only cost us slashed a Four-how, 20 step where the cost per test is 10 computer-operated blood 01,500," Ms. Cole explained, chore to a two-step routine test times higher than this one, operating, Cole said, it saves analyzing in- "because we got a discount For requiring about 0 minutes. chemistry They're nice machines, but the vast amounts of tumie by peri-: VI iii:it strurnent the first of its kind paying cash. And for that type In addition. Cole said, the costs would Just eat us up, forming faster and more ciin Florida. of equipment, it really was a analyzer is capable of detecting buying the chemicals." Tuesday's high 89, today's ficiently than humans can while Known as the Monitor KIM, good price. There is a corn- diabetes, measuring chohestrol The brain of the KDA is a also eliminating errors. The low 60. the analyzing instrwnent (or parable instrument on the level in the blood and spotting standard-model mini-computer KIM reduces maintence time to Mostly fair through Thur"machine," to the non- market which costs over disorders of the heart, [lverand adapted for the laboratory about five minutes a day as sd. Highs low lBs today anti technician) arrived here in $200,000." kidney. The devtce can also operation. The computer uses compared to two hours for niidtoupper80sThursday. Low April. Purchase or the Moni tor unit, handle three di ffe re nt forms of magnetic discs, about the size popular com pe titors, she adto night near 60. Northeas t wind Some $20,000 of its purchase manufactured in Indianapolis, profile analysIs — a battery of of 45 r.p.m. records, to direct tied, which is another boon for around 15 m.p.h. today price was donated by the Pink Ind., followed three or four l2 tests which wreenapatient's the analyzer and to store the nineteen staffers who tan becoming Iigh and variable j.adies, the distinctively years of comparative study by rt.-re blood status — and can patient data. Each disc will the lab on a 24-hour, seven day tonight. panels hold some 250,OOD words, or basis. organ dressed members of Seminole a joint committee consisting of complete Details and tides on Page S.A. ' - -- - -_ -- .. " '.• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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(E\ _____ C • ____ ___ ?' -1i 1 ______ ___ . j U c!" an- or . F pn,. ' ,-. 0" - 2 •' \ speclalSflAmcetlngsorwork authorities. erabut thechas sound budgetary practices. Wilson told reporters he no other Input or connection Inside the offices reporters sessions before the next regular feels the tenants " have been with the management of the found Wilson, who has been scheduled meeting June 10. nealy mislead by someone." local housing authority. Pickets representing tenants SHA executive director for Wilson sold heis researching The demands for Wilson's Sanford's public housing nearly four years, drafting his federal rules and regulations on Grievances listed by the projects today marched In answers to 15 grievances listed housing authority and will give firing surfaced last week at a Tenants Council In their front of Sanford Housing by Tenant Council officers In copies of (t documents to the housing authority meeting resolution seeking Wilson's when Tenant Council member3 dismissal Include; Tenant Council with his Authority (SHA) offices on the resolution. asked for resignations from —Allegations that Wilson has West 10th Street demanding Police Chief Ben Butler said swers to their complaints, and he had advance notice of the executive "It appears that the Tenant Evans and commissioners failed to give tenants the full director secretary Thomas Wilson III be picketing and told the tenants Council has gotten some bad Edward Blackaheare and D. C. electricity allowances fired. no action would be taken by information from someone," McCoy, clalznlngthat they were recommended by HUD, thna The Tenant Council, in a police as long as the demon- Wilson said. "My answers will "ignoring" demands for causing economic hardeMpa on resolution, to SHA corn- strators remain peaceful and be substantiated by federal Wilson's firing or resignation, tenants since July 1275. rnjssloners, claims Wilson must don't block sidewalks, streets rules and regulations from the Other members of the SHA —Allegations that Wilson has 'go to Insure the operation of the or access to the SHA offices. U. S. Dept. of Housing and board are George Brown, who failed to follow HUD recom. 480 low-rent public housing SHA board chairman Richard Urban Development (HUD)." was selected by the tenants as inendatlons of tenant par. of :' : ___ Picket Housing Offic B,BOBLIOYD ( I Director lkraldStaff Writer (Itt •1 1. I ' _____ _________________ . . Tenants . 1A A 4 . Of MarchersDemandOuster .Z" > -. ' units in an efficient manner, Evans said he has received a The federal agency oversees their representative and Sam ticipation in a Modernization utilizing sound management copy of the tenants' resolution and furnishes funds for Wright Jr. SHA board mom- Program. practices and maintaining but doesn't plan to call any operation of local housing bersarenamedbySanfordclty (ConthmedonPage2-A) -.-. 4. Kissinger Says He Will Quit 7Q Ford Wins Election If By The Associated Press I . -elm Cr as Ford returned from a should be able to be carried out of 44. Ford gained six in Mis. wppkpnd trip through his home by many people. So on the souri and two in Virailrda. WAYh Inwhole, I would prefer not to That gave Reagan a lead nt SNOW— Ronald Reagan made cluded a whistle-stop railroad stay. 476 to 331 in committed del& Secretary of State Henry A. tour on Saturday. Kissinger suggested in the gates, with another s7i uncom. v ., c f cigr T' tc' 9 h ithat h. might L . r, mittad. Ar.d 1,hlla m., of Isis for is s on most crucial yet for Ford in his certain circumstances, but the those uncommitted me, be. esident Ford. Now on the up-arld-down course through tirning of this particular mg. tinred to favor the PresidenL !~Vle of the important Michigan the Republican primaries. Ford gestion was sure to give rise to there have been signs of erosim primary — Kissinger has In- 'sdownrightnow — theloserof speculation that politics was in- recently, particularly In New I dicated he would quit If Ford five of the last six primaries — Brown Jr making his primary volved York, where 15 announced for It.L .. - I-. wins in November. and a loss to Reagan in his debut ln Maryland, and for Rep. Ford's position going Into Reagan last week and others Sanford Housing Authorily off Ices were marched on today by pkkets demanding that Executive In an interview taped for harm state would hardly en- Nforris K. Udall In Michigan. Michigan, where 83 delegates are thought ready to switch if Director Thomas Wilson III be fired. The pickets represented the Joint Tenant Council, which has NBC's "Today" show, Kissin- hance his chances. "I don't want to tie the n- are at stake, was hurt over the Reagan wins In Michigan. submitted a list of 15 grievances to the SHA commissioners. SHA Board Chairman Richard Evans ger said he would prefer not to The Democrats also have pri- duct of foreign policy to me weekend. Reagan picked up is That In turn ;wompted specu. said he doesn't plan to call any special meetings or work sessions before the next regularly scheduled remain If Ford is manes on Tuesday. Front-run. personally," Kissinger said in delegates in Oklahoma, 12 In lation that there may be new meeting June 10. (Herald photo by Bob Lloyd) elected to a full term. ning Jimmy Carter Is the target his interview. "If a foreignpoi- Missouri, nine in Louisiana and Kissinger's comment came for California Gov. Edmund G. icy Is well designed, then it five In Virginia, for a total gain (Continued on Page 2-A) AL M Z _________ RM ) > to — ' -' p - , - the andthe candidates ' — in office lid Board Housing Member ' s Status Queried Proposal ected In St. Johns District Controversy JA'QUEII S* C P .• . t. u-.— so F . r -i LM E3 = tie, >' ' , ___________________________________________________ - , 9 E. 5 -0 -S ;Z X C) IS \-\..._ i L > --I C:) Er6 42- M,2 rA ~- =r c I Er F; et VQ " ...... 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W foreclose on over to the local housing authority. But the proposal has to be approved by local government and Sanford commissioners, acting on City Manager Warren Knowles' recommenclatios. ' - 4 4r led C) U j __.,.j I .. - TASTE TEST _________ Pupils at Longwood Elemen hury School got a chasm to try theft band at peetry whopJay ' Talor, projects coordinate? for International Institute for . Creative communication, came to vislL Samples of what they Mrs. WeI Cbeng gives Lakeview Middle School dxth grader produced appear on pole IB. Carol Freeman a taste of Chinese cooking during a "Foods of the World" lesson in Sim Joyce Ward's social studies clasa. Mm. INDEX Cheng and foreign students from Seminole Community College tlierald AroondlheCiock ..........4-A introduced pupils to foods from several countries. Photo by Bill Vincent) ri t"L lA By The Associated Press The government's refusal to lift its ban on the artifical sweetener cyclarnale leaves the calorieconscious consumer with few alternatives. The only other artificial sweetener on t~e market, saccharin, also is undtr study as a potential health hazard and natural sugars such as those In corn syrup have just as many calories as the powdetvd, table Cyclamates are about 30 times sweeter than sugar. Saccharin, in use for al, .aost 100 years, Is 300 times sweeter than sugar, but some people claim it leaves an unpleasant aftertaste. A 1971 report linked saccharin to possible cancer in variety. ratsandayearlatertheFDAimposedlmmitsnItsuse, The Food and Drug Administration banned cyclamnates In 1969 after questions were raised about the possibility of a linx between the synthetic sweetener and cancer. Studies since then have fulled to prove ee hza it did not want to take any chances and would not resrind its ban. designed to make sure no one consumed more than one gram a day. A committee organized by the National Resear-h Courcit of the Natimal Academy of Sciences reported earlier this year that a lengthy study failed to w I k 610% ores u1sil The FDA Is awaiting further research and no final hrth L cmpted before !'e!! yeir. tiruuui uj* - ZAP A rNI In fzI1 I... , -411 c" I Crossword ............ .... .4-B DearAbby. Meanwhile, the restrictions remain. Alowillhig lu U1w U.S. Agriculture DepartI Americans consumed about 5 million pounds of saccharin last year, down 10 per cent from 1974. That translates into 750,000 tons of sweetness. On a per capita basis, U.S. sat. worked out to a sugar 3weetniess equivalent of seven pounds. In the same year, per capita sugar corssuntp(lon was just about 90 iour,ds. down from 97 pounds in 19114. High prices and calorie-counting encouraged Americans to search for &ernatives to granulated sugar. Corn sweetener prices genei'ally have declined Administration say table sugar has about 15 calories per IX 'amwizzo. two simple sugars. glucose and fructose. Other sweet(mers — honey, fruit sugars and corn syrup — have about the same number of calories. Natural or refined. they are all sugars. 11w different sugars do have different charac. teristics, making some more suitable for manufactUr1IgusestanothersanffectLng thewayy digested. Another sweetener you may see listed on the labels of some products is sorbitol. Technically, sorbitol is not a sugar; it's a sugar alcohol. It has the same number of Horoscope ................. L-1 . .......... .. !-A Obituaries . .......... I 2-A Sports ..... . Television .... ........ .2. B Women .......I-B capita In 1975, compared to 18 pounds in 1914. the F-J "cool" taste and is absorbed more slowly by the both iigai-, m-• Rain probability decreasing to ti %VE;%TIIE[t Sunday's high 9, today's Ww 7. Rainfall 3.31 inc hes Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Highs meetly In the DetaiLs and tides on Page 2-A. '''• j' To a _________________________ . .00 1= v.' 1 Sweet Tooth? Calorie Counting Might Cause Problems ;K U) Lf , r1t .4•_... 1 0 ; ' .g ____ ____ f — - I'. 03 er be asking for at Tuesdays The ad W e committee is The $-4,O0O purchase has meeting is OW for an ar- made up of professionals, as been under fire from residents chitectural study. Later, the e1l as citizens One long term who say a county park would Sheriff John Polk Is sheriff said the board wtl1 be solution to overcrowding is bring too man citizens to the scheduled to deliver Tuesday asked to act on the ad hoc construction of a multi-million private lake, resulting in an Interim report to tne county committee's recommendation dollar brick and mortar jail on pollution and too high a traffic commission that recommends for the addition of enough pre- county-owned property north of flow on an already congested adding $OO,tJOU worth of pm-c. fub cel6 to house 12 Five Points. Lake Brantlev Ithad, fabricated Jail cells to relieve The ad hoc committee was The sheriff said the $200,000 Commission Chairman overcrowding at county Jail. appointed by the county estimate may be high. ComThe recommendation is the commission after Polk said missioner bid Vihien Jr had Midildel 11attawa said today short term solution to over. lawmen at ft Sanford facility the ad hoc coin mitiveI 3 there is a good chance the crowding, Polk said. A final are handling 100 inmates per presentation placed on the commiss io n will back off on report front an ad hot corn- day In a facility designed to agenda for 9 30 a in mittee set up to study methods house 84. On some days, Jail Also scheduled for action is a "it seems a majority (if the of relievIng overcrowding Is officials say overcrowding decision on the county's pen. people don't want a park there. expectedearlynextmonth. orces inmates ding purchase l say we ought to start looking Polk said the only item he'll floor and in the drunk tank. Lake Brantley. at other siies," Ilattaway said. cn —4 . - -1 On #'i . ___ rn . ra U a J1 9 ____ By FD PRICKF.Tr Herald Slall Writer - 2 .' Sanford has turned thumbs down on a proposal to t= repossessed houses into lowIncome housing. Ten houses In Washington Oaks have been tentatively included in a federal Depart, ment of Housing and Urban . _______ _______ Polk To Recommend Pre-Fab Jail Cells 4%. CL ' ,,/ Re j rIi - mui _______________________ - - - _ ci' -OC, I" F =r I - :0 I' / ( I = M fn a C ' a* Fr - —4 'M -m-0 E. — 2 0Q + + + !' Z r' _ ._ Every vote we may have taken in the last six months may have bean Herald Stall Writer invalidated. The uproar In the St. John Water Francis Knapp Management District continues. The legal status of a board member who voted to oust former executive Auth'3 dismissal has been blasted by tie said he requested the ruling "with director Dennis Auth has been challenged, groups around the state, Including the considerable reluctance since the board Governing board member Francis M. Friends of the St. Johns, the Florida has been under considerable pressure Knapp oil DeLand has requested an opinion Audubon Society, the Florida Wildlife these last few weeks because oi possible from Florida Ally. Gen. Robert Shevin on Federation, the Sierra Club, the city of violations of the Sunshine Law sIl the the whethcr board member John Dicks of Melbourne and others. resignation of the chairman an Reddick legally resides in the district. A spokesman from Florida Gov. Reubin removal of the director. "if not, every vote we may have taken Askew's office said Brown's chair may be However, if there is a further violation in the last six months may have been in- filled in time for Wednesday's meeting. of the law relative to the rptidency J. Oriando citrus-grower John J. Sharp, a requirement, I do not wish to be a parly to Auth'sdisznlssalbya4-3voteApril2lis Central Florida native, has been it," he said. expected to be reconsidered when the nominated. Dicks says he moved his double-wide board meets Wednesday in Palatka. Knapp said he feared a proposed trailertoReddick,a small town between Auth was accused of leaking the story project assuring water qualit) and r,ainesville and Ocala In March 1975 but Is of a secret meeting between Chairman quantity for the Upper St. Johns River still a registered voter in Duval County. George Brown of Casselberry, Vice Basin in Brevard and Indian River Dicks.satdhelived in Jacksonville for 15 Chairman Tommy Clay of Palatka and a counties might be invalidated along with years prior to the move and is current] representative of a Tallahassee public Auth's dismissal. looking for another home there. relations and lobbying firm, Pulse Inc. Dicks' Reddick home isl.S miles west "This lsa summer home,"he said of C1ayhasadmittdthethreemadeaverbal ofthedistrlctboundary,accordingto a theReddickhorne. agreement to hire Pulse for up to *15,000 a district planner. Governing board Dicks said the challenge to his serving members are required by Law to live on the board is unfounded.'If there was year, subject to board approval Brown resigned from the governing within the district any question I would have resigned before board April 13, saying Florida's Govern"The fact that John and I voted on now," he said. "it will all probably be ment in the Sunshine Low prevented him different sides (on Auth's dismissal) hits resolved at our board meeting Wdnothing to do with it Knapp said from doing his job nesdav ;z. J " nown irl-11, 1 7I Pr — A~ - �__ - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ____Mony, May 17,I97 -: ::'- -11 ra I -- ,-. il -rjf-'I'? 4 ,i ..t . -, .... f-r --I i".1--': _'i~, , 1. -1U, , I" *--"--,* " , i k 'q ilC91 / J..,.. I-C - • • - 7_ • .. '. I A - - iTh. A ' U * iX'i . uPd!dafes 1 4/.., , , ..., . I , •-.;j j • 'r;— ", .-.-.-. - - (J J< 1/'V , , — vol: ". -4 '• - 9'.. I , I- ' . . • ••"j(•• • 13 c - - -- ,,,•I•.• - - 3'b_D . .. . ,. - . _____ _____ - night El Salvador's 1 er , Bertrand Gnllndo. said Sunday his government had no n'r 'xith the alleged co ns piracy. But he said he 1': a i:wycr for Rodriguez today, WORLD - IN BRIEF Heavy Beirut Fighting r T. W., a • v v II .. Pair . o . - FIEIItUT. Lebanon ,AP — Moslems and Christians fought one of the most savage rocket and artillery duels of the 13-month.long civil war late Sunday and early today. Police reported 221 persons killed and 3i wounded .errught, pushing the war's death toll to more than htostals issued urgent appeals for blood and said the cc'unded wus'e being placed on bare floors. Scores of high-rise apartment buildings were ablaze in dowrtotrn heirut and the suburbs. Gir l's Death Sparks Protests - In tn-u, 1i,irIn '. flt L(tI V! UI Ill IIIL4IIfpSLI p l" " V T%; but it could happen." Ford gave it his best -shot in Michigan in his weekend trip there. lie a-ttratd la rge crowdswi flis whistle stop tour. and evai applauded when he attas9ed chtareh ,Sunda iii lib home tcvnm tit tirnnd Rapids. "it !ook.c good , it's okay, wore tu4n;, to rnakm iI" the Prcsidet Weekend Arrests been pursuing the car, time earlier at Altamnn?p Springs, jumped from his patrol car and ran to the driverless auto. Deputies said Ambrose dived into the car and jammed on the emergency brake just as the hail reported stolen a short ' way. Deputy R.S. Morton jailed Robert Paul Haddix, 18, of 1377 Estates, in south Seminole, on a Of Iingwood. 'Fhe youths, ages is d were arrested after three men lied from an auto, leaving t rolling toward the house of Carl Ilippelhcuser. at 145 Foxridge Run, deputies said. Deputy Frank Arribrose. who 'i!isin Probed Sanford police today were vandalism investigating at Pinecrest damage Elementary School on W. 2Ui St. Patrolmafl H.J. Shea Jr. said at least live rooms were entered at the school and van- Winter Springs Dec is ion Set lilt-Run Injury Sanford police are searching for the driver of a hit and run auto that injured a pedestrian at 12th Street and Jessamine Avenue. Bobby Harold, 40, of 1006 Jessamine Ave., required stitiches at a hospital to close head cuts, police said, after he w.-,s struck by a brown and felony marijuana possession charge in connection with eight, three-foot-high plants found growing at his residence. Altamonte Springs police jailed two men in lieu of $59 Pond eaci on burglary charges. County Jail records Identified the suspects as Sherldon Polakoff, 46, of 632 Martha Way, and David Russell Grasso, 21, of 703 Ballard St., Altamonte Springs. HOSPITAL NOTES hlirasu J. j0 lull Ill Grant Ella L. Jones James C. Lavender Kathie M. Poole Mary K. Rambo Ernest T. casselberry Baumeister, years. Survivors include . Carrie M hlol ton Earhine Johnson Irma M. Kirschstein Mae K. Reedy Ethel Riser Belinda V. Robinson Margaret K. Russell Alyce Rebecca Tindel Carl S. Martinsen, DeBary l.aVerne F. Pohl, Deltona Verna P. Riddell, Osteen Cecil Brooks, Plant City -- Rev. Bill Coffman officiating. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery. JAMES KE/tTING James Patrick Keating, 74, of 2413 Orange Ave., Sanford, died Saturday morning at his the Loyal Order of the Moose, Richard Kcating 0! Silver Funeral services and burial will be in Silver Spring, Md. Gramkow Funeral Home Is in of local arrangements. I,egal fees have tx,en piling up Doris W. Jones. Osteen John Glivens grandmother, ,Mrs. Georgia :.,* CO.'— :._~~: M9NUMENt the Case which was hike request to e ii U H 1 5 r I C K e T i.. — fl usc. Mr. and Mrs. Larry (Kathie) Poole, a girl, Sanford ._ J. ( I I A f11k Charges that Wilson Failed to provide maintenance per- sonnet for the Bedding Gardens project for elderly residents and allocated that position to other project areas after resignation of an eemploye at 1tedmi Gardens. —Failure to repaint two projects in the operating budget for the 1976 r1.& yea r I1I I4UUq. us is .0-i.., ,,,,,, thus delaying funding of the council. Other allegations accuse him of Falling to inform tenants o f rights to receive deductions for excessive, recurring medical ex pe nses and allegations that he oeiiieruteiy wIthheld a "model lease" for several months from the SHA board and allegedly mislead the board. Tenants Council officers have Floss J. Adams Dorothy K. Brown & baby girl Willie Brown Jr. Dolores Cranmer Earl H. Fields Harhalos Mary t. Elite lcola H. Jackson lieuy iii. Ree*ure., George Bernard W. Wilke Anna L. Wiegand, DeBary Louis B. Arseneau, Deltona Baby Girl E)elgatto, Deltona Rudolph E. Kraft, Deltona also acruseti Wilson of failing 10 Josephi ne Savage, Deltona promptly comply with SIIA Elolce L. Hedges, Oviedo board Instructions and tenants' Victor M. Fernandez, resolutions on utilizing $l5O,00Q Titusville in development Funds for fire escapes anti smo)e detectors Ir MAY 16, 1976 the housing projects. ADMISSIONS The ,.,. violating a Shift resolution. UJIJ SI&II'1 l)LSCi1ARGES Sanford: i"aiiure to complete reroofing of the Castle Brewer Court project according tulIUD approved plans although HUE) released money for the work. —Allegations that Wilson has failed to provide sale and sani ta ry living conditions br tenants of the housing projects. ....,. BIRThS '(iniuihited by a North Orlando Water and Sewer Corp. rate ShI,t modernization Sanford: Ostean Bradshaw Marsha 0. Bussard Jeannette II. Corso Stanely G. DeOvies Robert Donley Mildred Hampton & boy Alvin P. Hittell Viola M. Holley Katherine Rober Helen Conrow, Deltona It sell .1 Curl n4'ur na Harriet E. Klose, Deltona linda L. School, Deltona . Diane Hazelbaker & girl, Robson, Sanford. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. today at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Gerald Seaman and _ ___________________________ 111 #,, . ', it Ii. - ' include a site plan approval for adopting an ordinance the Longwood Professional changing the voting procedure Center to be constructed on of the Board of Adjustment. svoiiwast vuimsnm uf SR 434 and Palm Spr ings Drive; a report cnUy, four s' on the status of drainage tilt.. required for decision making. ches in the Longdale area and Th e new ordinance would off Marvin Avenue from con- permi t action by a simple sult.ng engineers, A.E. O'Neall majority vote. . In other action, the counci °P" bids on selling an ok lire tanker; Char les Beasle) will report on fire and rescu' calls for the summer; Main tenance Supervisor Ch arles Eiflander will give a report or the acti vity of the public worki Mark McIntosh, a Lakeview Middle School eigh th grader, department; and City Attornej mpla t co in Pracipal Ted and Associates; a receives an academic excellence award from At a work session scheduled Joseph Davis will report on th Barker. McIntosh is the first pupil In the school's history to make from Robert Davis on water service deposits and con- to foll ow the council meeting, city's position regarding all As in every class during his three years at Lakeyfew, will slderation of federal revenue officials discuss solicitors and peddlers, EXCELLENCE Gunter Announces Candidacy Hope Dims For Some Of Askew's Proposals ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— candidacy for the Democratic Police Capt. David Gunter nomination for the District 3 has announced his post on the Seminole County Board of County Cornmissioners. The seat is TALLAHASSEE (AP) — leadership. legislators know they are Benefit Show currently occupied by Gov. Reubin Askew's aides "They are really workin g watching them," he says, po intRepublican Richard Williams. Group j say there i still time in the re- hard now although there is a ing out the example of a recent An officer in the city's police maining three weeks of the 1976 clear sentiment of independ- letter to lawmakers From the WINTER PARK — The de partment for the past five legislature for independent- ence between the legislature marc than 700,000 members of Citizens Association For Better years, Gunter is currently a minded lawmakers to pass key and the executive and even th e the National Retired Teachers Highways, a Seminole County member of the Seminole County items in Askew's program, but two houses," MacMillan says. Association and the American ('B t'liih will oreqent a benefit Port Authority, having been Association of Retired Persons. country western show featuring appointed to the spot two they ha ve lost hope for some of qq But MacMillan says the rivalhis major proposals. months ago by Gov. Reubin th D an Starr and e 10-4 Good "The differen ce be tween a ry between the governor, House The letter outlined a long list Buddy Showcase Sunday, May Askew. e I good session and a bad one will and Se nate has increased th proposals by bill mem bers In 23, at the Sheraton Twin He is also a member of the N4~ oups to of gr tential for citizen po be the passa ge of a sound budgSeminole County Democratic I have a greater Impact on legis- which t he organizations were Towers, Orlando. et, th e housing finance agency, interested. It put lawmakers on Cradle Executive Committee and past tation. Proceeds will go to the senior citizens' pa ckage, the no tice that the gr oups were president of the Spring Oaks proposals' Care, Casselberry, a home for home wetlands bill and some More than ever before in his keeping tr ack of th e owners Associa tion. handicapped chil dr en. progress in se ntencing refor- memory, MacMillan says, progress. Mied and the fa ther of two in," says Hugh MacMillan, groups such as senior citizens, Tickets are available in children, Gunter, pointing to his DAVID GUNTER Askew's legislative liaison. farm workers and consumer or"These kinds of things show a Sanford from Williamson administrative experience In But MacMillan says he has ganizations have appeared be- sophisticated involvement by Communication and En gra ving the police department, said he blood to administer it. affairs given up ho pe for passage of fore legislative committees to concerned citizen s who are also and in Orlando at Control One. plans to be a full-time county The co unty needs a man whe such Askew recommendations press their interests, voters, " MacMillan says. "The will be available to and listen t Members of the Tr -County commissioner, as an increase in gas taxes to "These groups also are more legisla t ur e will have to ta ke no. Roadrunners also have tickets "I feel Semi nole County is a the people," he said. Gunter U finance inters ta te construction, sophisticated and are letting tice." 36 years old. young county and needs young available, creation of a statewide prosecutor and municipal utility tax reform. Set B CB A; 4_;. MIAMI Atli — Many car buffs have a lcve affair with the mid-1950s Thunderbird automobile. But Wylie Carhartt Ill's passion for the classic car was so uncontrollable that he acquired 22 of them — without the owners' permission, police say. Officers and prosecutors who worked for six months to curb Carhartt's affections for the sleek machines said in court that he stole 1-Birds exclusively during a three-year He also Fears that implemen- ta tion of a new unemployment binge. Carhartt, 32, described as a well-to-do electronics technician, restored the cars before he sold them for a bargain compensation formula to base benefits on the average state weekly wage may fail beca use price of $3,000 each, they said, of inertia. Brown Pelicans Hatch Askew's proposed housing finance agency, a progran designed to lower interest rates ew boat? ntan and pump more money to the home Finance market place, in is on the House calendar and in a omesee Senate comm ittee. A pr oposa l to protect Florida's wetlands from developers' tantic Bank - bulldozers also is up for a final t he House, but it has yet to clear a Senate committee. Six Die On Highways Senior citizen-backed legislation for nursing home reform, hospital cost co ntai nm ent and the elimination of manda tory retirement regulations also are moving steadly, MacMillan sa ys. o MacMillan says he has noticed a change in mood of the legislat ur e since Askew came under a lot of criticism in the first weeks for his vetoes of 1975 bills and an alleged hick of Small Traclor, Small Price 12- 30 tip d UUUTU Development John Percy said the award is "good money — 4' S Tuesday. Highs mostly in the mid 80, Lows in the mid 60s. Rain probability decreasing to 20 per cent. EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy with scattered especially since it seems the stat e ot out f Dark business." Red Bug is a 50-acre par k west of Red Bug Elementary near Casselberry. Purchase price of the site was $490,000 and development is estimated at another $200,000. Hattaway said $88,000 in county money will be pai red wi th the $50,000 award. The r chairman said the target date for o pening the park is June 30. Hattaway said state officials had 21 requests from o ther tides: high 12:28 a.m., low 6:11 a.m.,6:22 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 11:58 a.m., los 5:56 a.m., 6:13 p.m. L 'JIIUS , 4 I enLties for funds for pa rk sites. "We went up there and convinced them ours was a worthwhile project ," he said. County officials rcquested $100,000 but they say they were pleased to get half that amount. However, the chairman said state officials promised at least to consider at a later date the county's request for the ad ditional $50,000. park The 370 N Orange Stouam 1'...' 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FOR INFORMATION CONTACT -- AGE ____________ I I I AilintiL Nmitetul ItnkofSanford 'I IL.r,kt zip________ - I I tIrSt1,k /II i''h'LLIak i** ut 114 bdl,nin uJ kyttin I I ------------------ Conventional-5% Down BUILDER.DEVELOPER I .h':Vu'MENTS DESIRED $ is Bra Hey Qdham-323-4670 AGE Al)l)1IESS Financina-Nothing Down • FHA S _______ -- 2 5,000 _______________________________ is .' I It 10 • Hood Tractor Co. I r I rn recently received 20 workers said today, Hattaway and Exec. Asst. out of federal funds. Hattaway Roger Neiswender won state directed that leftover federal approval of the imrant while on a money be spent to pay workers junket to Tallahassee last week. at Red Bug and at the Central County Florida Zoo. Director of WEATH ER When Iyou're ready for that lk'\' boat, we won't keep you wairini I t I . JUSt 1111 OUt tile Simple loan application below, bring it to any Atlantic Bank and youll !ilvL' anSwer within 24 hours. When we sa weve got money to kIll! NOW, we mean it. II V The state has awarded recreational with tennis courts, Seminole County $50,000 handball courts, two bailfields, towards completion of Red Bug a free play area and swimming Park, County Commission and fishing. Red Bug is the site which Chairman Michael Hattaway Springs mainly afternoom thandcrhowers. Laws mostly mid 60s north to mid 70s extreme south. Highs mostly upper 803. Tuesday's Daytona Beach - ACADEMIC Seminole To Get $50,000 For Park JIWRda B. Gregory, Winter 70. Rainfall: 3:31 Inches. Partly cloudy through - dick. Troopers said he was struck and killed by a car on Maitland Sunday's high 92, today's low V - -....... - State Road 25A Friday night. ______ __ i - - liv The Associated Press Slick highways and poor visibility caused many minor accidents on state roadways over the weekend but helped keep the fatality count at six because drivers were forced to drive slowly, the Florida Highway Patrol says. Troopers said Sunday that two pedestrians were among the dead, including 16-year-old Nathaniel Scott of Red- nephew. City Council on whether to In 0 New Haven, Coup.; 15 grand. DISCHARGES Sanford: T — - vote in children, one niece and one Blanche Edwards, Geneva State Department negotiators, including Ambassador-atLarge Rozanne Ridgway. REDINGTON SHORES (AP) — There's a baby boom at the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary in this Gull Coast community and Alexis and Salty started it last year by becoming parents. Six brown pelicans have been hatched in captivity by crippled parents at the sanctuary this year, including two sets of twins. The tiny birds look like plucked chickens with scrawny necks and long beaks. Spring, Md.; two sisters, Miss Rose Keating and Mrs. Lillian Jacobs, both of New Haven; brother, John Keating North Commission after it '.s thsrnIsed in the Circuit Court. Neil D. Harland, Deltona I ri Sanford Lodge 1851, Survivors include his wife, Marvin Ashley Wright Jr., 17, Mrs. Ida M. Keating, Sanford; of 213 Belle Ave., Sanford, died two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Saturday morning at Winter Blizzard, Washington, D.C. and Park Memorial Hospital. A Mrs. Ralph Rath, Barrington, native of Seattle, Wash., he had Ill.; two Sons, James Patrick lived in Sanford for the past 11 Keating Jr., Bethesda, Md. and WINTER SPRINGS — A decision is due tonight by the Cecil C. Crouch, Deltona ' ' Duane - ; 11 'I T.Birds Thefts Charged Conn., he had lived here for the past three years moving here from Washington, D.C. A retired beauty parlor appliance salesman, he was a member of All Souls Catholic Church, an associate member of the Fr. 1tIhard Lions Council Knights grandchiklren. of Columbus, a past era) ed David Lang Funeral Home ruler of the Washington, D.C. DeBary is in charge of Lodge 15 of the Elks, member of Michael Allan and John The governing bodies of three sharing allocations of $20,747 authorizing City Atty. Kennet] McIntosh to proceed with qul Longwood, for the quarter. Seminole cities la im deeds for W.C. Cagle c CasselberryandOviedo — will Casselberry where conproperty exchange; off4tree In at 7:) p.m. hold meetings tracts were approved for paridng and loading ordinano today. execution late last week to revision; Lemon Lane drainagi Longwood's city council will provide for lease purchase well report; and recreatioi consider a request from Robert of an International Business canoeing program. Howell of 135 Glendale Drive Machine (IBM) computer for for an occupational license 10 utility billing, the city council Oviedo City Council will hole conduct a "roommate referral will consider filling a vacancy a public hearing to consider thu service." on the planning board; ac- condemnation of burned-oul cepting Seminola Boulevard buildings on Boston Avenue anc Other items on the agenda paving for maintenance; arid Broadway. ,, - vestigation for two bombings in Washington, D. C. Federal agents said that Bias Jesus Corbo escaped from the lucerne County Prison, WilkesBarre, Pa., in March 1975 after be was sentenced to a two-to-four year prison term. Corbo — alias Evaristo Yanes, Eddie Yanez and Evaristo Corbo — also is under investigation for the May 10, 1975, bombings of the Soviet Aeroflot Airline office and the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington, the FBI said. husband, Sherman Riner, manager of Bob Dance Dodge, Sanford; parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tanner, Columbia, S.C., three sons, Mike, DeBary, Larry and Jerry, both with U.S. Navy, Connecticut; sister, Mrs. Lois Arnold, Keenansville; five years moving here from Seattle. He was a senior at Seminole High School and at. tended the Lutheran Church. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Bill (Jo Ann) little, Tampa; father, Marvin Ashley Wright Sr., Sanford: sister, Miss Eva Ann Little, Tampa; three brothers, David Iioyd, 17 In Three Cities Slated : .1 I MIAMI (AP) — The FBI says one of three men charged with the attempted bombing of an adult book store in little Havana Is a prison escapee who is under in- her residence. Born in New Haven, arrangements. . - Bomb Suspect Is Escapee bothMARVIN WRIGHT ilL ______________________________________________________ MAY 15, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: James Beebe - '. - '- ment extravagance. "We're trying to kill that jail atmosphere which Is constantly reminding the kid that he Is being criminalized," said Willie Harris, assistant superintendent of Youth Hall. "We look at it from the humane point of view. We're not here for punishment." But the Dade County grand jury says in a report that the state :und local officials who supervised construction of the $7.7-million facility went too far out of their way to implement that approach in handling the 37,000 youngsters who are sent to Youth Hall each year. AREA DEATHS - - , MIAMI (API — This city's old detention hall for wayward youths has long been criticized as a ramshackle firetrap. So officials are surprised at grand jury criticism of the new, bar less Youth Hall as a monument to govern- bership luncheon meeting, noon, Quality Inn, I-I and SR Longwood. Call boarti office for reservations. Winter Paik Telephone Cu. Vim President Frank iiut.sell, guest speaker. - k ,, Youth Hall Is Criticized Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford OptImists, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Com munity United Methodist Church, for troubled parents). Longwood Area Sertoma Club, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, 11 a.m., Civic Center. Lyman High School PTSA, 8p.m., school auditorium. MRS. MYRTLE RINER Mrs. Myrtle L. Riner, 53, of Cyrs Trailer Park, Deflary, died Saturday at Seminole Hospital, Sanford. Bore. in Columbia, S.C., she lived In DeBary for the past three 4 • - ; ,': - 434. Wright, all of Tampa; grand. charge mothers, Mrs. Alberta Wright, Sanford; and Mrs. Ada Clayton, Tampa; and great- program began using IUL) funds in 1972 after an all-white Other grivances listed in- S}IA board And admninistxation 'I,,sI$ Luations that Wilson is resigned under fire from jeopardizing existence of the tenalils and an investigation huusing projects by offering to that turned up deplorable with t',rfr.r ii. 4r','tin.m r.v r.rn,'rtt' in' in 1'iIA. I.. %.. IiUU3IiJ ....,i.,. •••• -i r "v'............ IiUSI III Lii houses the prcjects Including defective where 53 delegates will be owned picked. and Udall has said 1k: Waslthigtoa Oaks subdivision. electrical appliances. has a chance to derail the Te na nis say this violates the Wtlson, a Sanford native who (renlrwmot'r in M4crugafl, where ShIA annual contributions ha'.i prccinunly worked in c,rtract wi th HUE). 133 dele'ates a:-e at stake. federal rograrns at Rochester. W1on has hcca arcue also NY, was hired to administer Brown has no delegate sla tes running in Mary land and is of fail ing to account to the ShIft the SIlA for the new board of hopirg that rmicnThcrs at the un- board for paint pt'rclia.ses, cotruiuitkners, which is now cu,irjittcd slate will back big-n ilenyitig reue.sts for .:r auftt of composed of r.memabers of the Tenant Council rcrord and hl;,,k (omm.r.: if be can defeat Carter pt-p'. reported said several paint cans were burned in the school. . 0mm his return Washington. There is also a Republican primary on Tuesday in Mary. land with 43 delegates at stake. Neither candidate has done much campaigning there and polls show Ford ahead. The Democratic rave is far 'trr-i' Carkr nicked an etuht d gates ma New Mexico during the weekend, giving him 602 to 208.5 for Udall and 204 for Sen. --S M. aa.."AA WA litmImb Washington. Polls show Brown rur.ning deputies on walls and carpets. Officers i Continued On Page I- .t said Sheriff 's $Soodamageby vandals at Bear Lake Elementry School, Forest City, where class rooms were entered and obscenities painted vehicle hit and knocked down a I ' dalized with fire extinguishers. officials Police said estimated damage at $400. In weekend arrests, sheriff's deputies jailed David Sweet, 18, of 3518 Main St., Midway, In lieu of $5,000 bond on a charge of malicious killing an animal. Deputies said the charge was made in connection wi th the shooting death of a Do be rman dog belonging to Arthur Coleman, Main Street., Mid- six100t high stockade fence at the rear of the Hippeihcuser residence, Officers said they later were told that a woman was sleeping in a bedroom that would have been in the path of the aban,, Cloned auto. Ambrose said he received a small facial cut and ripped the seat out of his pants in the autostopping effort. Investigators said the fourth the youth had Jumped from stolen car when Ambrose and deputy Wayne Murphy gave pursuit v.hen the auto sped off LongsoodMarkham Road onto E.E. Williamson Road without headlights. T Continued From Page lA) entries in tis field, Sen. Lowell Weicker of Connecticut, a member of the party's moderate Wing, suggested Sunday that Vice President NelsonA, Rockefeller anct Sens. iloward Baker of Tennessee and Edward Brooke of Mw'.McliuSett& are possible late en h hon .'rntin. tiie f"L t?' ur talk about fcrmer Go'.'. Jo hn B. Connally of Texas. Reagan, who spent Sunday at home in California, has said he -.could need a mniracie to win in Michigan. Said 1.axalt: "I can't night. , !IL 1 IQui, , "" spokesman said only appeal to the Florida Supreme Court the city's jurisdiction suit againct 11w Public Service 1ELAVIV, Israci Al'; - Lraeii;iruiy pdtruL enforced tight securit) today in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus, where a soldier's bullets killed a 17-year-old Arab girl during renewed rioting. "Dea th to the Jews," shouted mourners waving denrhed Ibis in the girl's funeral procession hours after her death .Sunday. About 8,000 persons marched behind the coffin draped In a Palestinian flag, Many Nabius shnpkeeper shuttcred their stores in a lwithuy ShUtdoWfl to protest the killing, "i one car was Involved in the accident and there were no passengers. Funeral services for Wright, a Seminole 111gb School seniGr class member, were held this - mornin at (ranikuw Funeral 'home Chapel, &lnTbrd. ivith burial following in Evergreen Cemetery Youths Arrested Four south Seminole juvenile boys have been arrested on auto theft charges by Altamonte at Foxridge Run and E.E. V'uiuunsun i%ouIi oval 4 iest s •• after the driver stopped and looked at the victim Saturday Springs police following a pursuit bY sheriff's deputies that ended Sunday night with a stolen car knocking down a fence at the rear of a residence . '-" - l ~_4 Mexico has imposed an embargo effective June 6 on fishing within 200 miles of its snore. The 200-mile U.S. Fishing rights law passed recently by Congress is scheduled to go Into effect next March. Installation and Bicentennial program. Seminole Co un ty Board of Realtors general mem- Glastonberry Rd., English A patrol amb "midor, Francisco - IIII\ "I"w in Orange County. the Florida tiignway rairot reported. Trooper hank Shlrah reported that Marvin Ashley Wright Jr., 17, of 213 Belle Ave., Sanford, was thrown from an auto that ran off a curve Dean Road ncar Lake Georgia Drive, hit a utility pole and overturned. ('J. Manuel Alfonso Rodriguez, No. 3 man in the military government of the Central American republic, was arrested at a Westchester County motel late Saturday -. . = librarian Beverly McNally spends part of the tht day of operstdons at South Seminole's new 1 1br-ry introducing 2-year-old Rachel Sagers, 3-year-old Adam Taylor and 5-year-old Shannon Sageri to the children's department. The new library, officially opened today, Is located in Seminole Plaza in Casselberry. tilerald photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) being Injured Friday night in a one-caraccident on Dean Road agent. - 01 Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit,? p.m., Chamber of Conunerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and Sanford Li Seminole Uons Club, 7 p.m. , Quality Inn, I-I and SR . -_ - A Seminole high School snor died Saturday at a Winter Park hospital after Arms Sale Scheme Charged ( -.- tIernUt?taiI %rIIer I AI1 — Hail was set at $3 million for El Salvador's military chief of staff after his arrest in an alleged plot to sell $2.55 million in Tommy guns to "updcrwnrld buyers" — at least one of them a U.S. Treasury I - . MW YUHI 4 . ... 'tf' '-' .1 , . Y hOUSe wele me. fl - Committee, Florida Symphony Charity Night at Seminole Harness Raceway post time 8 p.m. Betting proceeds from the night's races go to Florida Symphony. lJons Club. noon, Holiday Inn. ssiaycees,7 pmwlding, 17 92, Longwood. , Y It LLO D :nrthdav. plans talks with President Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger after an elaborate White IF. .- School Advisory 7:30 p.m.1 - - r'l SeniorDies SH (;iscard, who was born in the year of America's 150th a b1 . GETTING ACQUAINTED and 40 minutes. e 0-.r . ` —.•,.#,. j~. Goldsboro Elementary school library. t6 r. , llitrntennial grecting-9 today from France, revolutionary , -' . _____ •• United Methodist Church. dinner - - :\T11eriCaS closest at when French President Valery (iscartl Estain arrives here on a Concorde supersonic jetliner for a six-day visit. Because the Concorde will fly so fast across five time zones, the Icuclidown time today at Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington is earlier than the departure time from Paris as measured by local times here and Paris In of f'c, the br.e bvdt.s the sun across the Atlantic during the .64)O-rnlle flight that takes about three hours • . mk, 74-- L'. - ___________ ~_r~~- _Atw .1 ____ .d4 meeting, noon, First •q t- -. 1 AU LI • F " ,_,* ' 1 .. 1. .' mercIal fishermen from Florida and other states. Shields said $25 million to $30 million In seafood, mostly shrimp, caught by Florida fishermen Is at stake in the negotiations, which will be similar ton session he had last September with Bahamian officials. As chairman of the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission, Shields will head a nine-member team to advise Crystal Lake and Country Club Roads, Lake Mary 7 a TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Natural Resources Director Harmon Shields travels to Mexico this week to bargain for fishing rights in Mexican waters for com- TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, •. - , 4~_, .,---; 11 ,;;~. , •1 s it U.S. k. I '. I J t • '..Iscara 10 V i , -, 't *_ i r I : t :i:j; J b - - -. President Ford is. in effect , campaigning against th e inait ho appointed him vice president, as he talks of his efforts to restere trust in the White House. Anil Ronald Reagan has been speaking highly of Nixon's itever else ~ ou mm think aboul him." in the e h was losing to Ford, Reagan souggested that Ford would have to cop~ •J4 .r 11 I City Council Meetings ,-J-J'Jh ~ 4.. - I -, . "' Florida Resources Director To Lobby For Fishing Rights , ri_— A&I Youth Longwood Bicentennial Committee, 8p.m. Longwood St. Civic League Library, Church 8 pm, First FederaLo1Semin&eSR434,LOfl1W0Od Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, closed, 1201 W First -. _. \'. 1. I,, t:,t,.ritt. . • youthrrograslnc.tra.nthgsessten,7p.m.at Pr&grams off ice, 109 N Park Ave., Sanford ldyflwilde School PTA meeting 7:30 p.m. Election and ' b . - becoming M Nixon LS ION t'il — Richard i anipaign issue, but ironically it is the Republican contestants who are stirring the embers (II Watergate and invnkin' the memory of the resigned P. #i r 11 M()NI3M', MAY17 .' . FLORIDA IN BRIEF () -Z ., VIII) . Stir Watergate Embers In Washipgton, CALENDAR •1 % - . •.• . "I ... R epublican I OT _______ 1. A'Ill 1 - - IN BRIEF S "- .i. " 'I NATION -.. Monday, PMyl7,1Th-3A Eveninq Hrs, ford, Fl. -. .411 i-'.fl1.ai ;t,,br-n U ll �tkraId Twenñig . II i Team's Road Record Much Better Than Last Year li 5-.:-26ll or I WA'XNE U. IXYl.E, Pubuiher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Marugtng Editor Ihue Deliver) : Week, 55cents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Flor ida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70: 6 Months, *16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. I Im The Clock Congress ByEDPRICKE'l'F And The CIA Sen. Frank Church was convinced that the intelligence apparatus of the United States "rogue elephant run rampant" when Senate committee began investigating it 15 months ago. up was something quite different. Abuses, yes, and some of the disclosures about activities of the Central Intelligence Agency were painful for the American people to hear. The CIA has gone down the wrong track on occasion, at times even with the tacit assent of American presidents. But as the final report of the Church committee concludes, the CIA cannot be regarded as an agency running out of control and thus demanding a drastic curtailment of its In fact, the committee report reaffirms the importance of a strong and efficient secret intelligence operation to th e national security, Having this broad .ssessmct of the basic value of the CIA, the committee then unreels no less than 87 major recommendations to the system for oversight of the agency by the and Congress. Some of them seem more tailored to harness a elephant than to prevent the kind of abuses which the committee turned up. opportunity for a meeting of minds between President Ford's proposals for intelligence reforms and those the committee recommends for the chain of accountability within the Executive branch. Strengthening the role of the National Security Council in monitoring and proving covert foreign operations has obvious merit in keeping the CIA from going too far on its own. It is in the area of congressional oversight that the Church committee has not been able to resist a tendency for over-kill. Empowering a group of senators, for instance, secret was a the horn. She's so ugly It's unbelievable. I mean really unbelievable. She has long, matted fur. And "Toga" smells about as bad as anything I've ever smelled. But "Toga" has character. She also has a benefactor. All "Toga" has to do is amble outside the garage door, start barking and soon my trained mother Is scurring outside to sit a Rockefeller _. There is evident , 71 ..,u remain secret or not is a formula to make such operations selfdefeating. To set up a secure and leak-proof system ___ ' •. - ,.; % - . ----. ~- political pressures. predecessors neglected their Senate respon- Congressional probing into past activities of .' i,;'- ..•-.', I JK .11 'r_,• -- --.. ______ A The mother of Lynn McClure says he was mtntaliy retarded. He was beaten to death in a pugh stick combat with other recruits under the supervision of drill instructors at the U.S. Marine Corps Recruit Training Depot in San Diego, Calif. Now the Marine Corps has ordered courts-martial for the dr il l instructors in volved and their superiors, Changes in rec'uit training have been ordered. The Motivation Platoon, a remedial unit In which McClure was serving as a result of his difficulty in adapting to training, has been abolished. The Corps must make sure that its recruiters enlist only qualified recrulta. And it must continue to screen recruits for fitness after they begin training. The unfit should not be punished. They should be discharged, even if that means the corps falls short of meeting its manpower goals. And the corps must not tolerate bru tality and sadism in its training program. Discipline must be maintained alike for ofhem and men, on the training ground as it Is on the battlefield. 'Me McClure incident has stained the honor and high standards of the corps. It must never be repeated. ___________ - ., II things doni work out between you ard Baroafs Walters, remember, I'm available!" - _________ - - - . - ._,.- r".-"" '-"' - ' ---- I driving ii In a pair nf rum. -- - . - -' - ' Lake Bran ley F nishes Fifth - ' - ': _____ .. . - ' ,c:-- MA YFAIR C.C. 4 1~ CHAMPION - preparing a night club tour and a starring role in With paperwork and red tape." --- i ' ' . t I Ii t oA n JU L ' a D i t, HHY I - U!III WI U VV III Johnny Rutherford, the 1974 row. winner, was asked before last He shook his head no. year's Indianapolis 500 if he Then he raised three fingers. - 111, lip SPORTS IN BRIEF b'it only be. ished second cause we got rained on before we could catch Bobby Unser," Rutherford explained, adding in his Texas drawl, "but we aim make up for that this year." Rutherford certainly seems headed in that direction after winning the pole position for the May 30 running of the $1 million race. Rutherford, whose one-lap and four-lap track records of 199.071 miles per hour and MR 411 nip.h., set in v '"'""'-' the pole for the 1973 race, would indicate he knows the fastest way around the 2-mile oval, had to wait almost 20 hours after his run Saturday to have his spe'd of 188 957 mph. confirmed as fastest, During that time, there was the threat that Al Unser, the 1970-71 winner, would better the speed In his backup car. The younger of the racing Unser brothers qualified his front-line mount at a disappointing 186.258 mph. after guessing wrong on a last-minute chassis change. "There was no doubt in my mind that Al could run l89lnhis other car. He proved tha t in practice," Rutherford said. "hut the question was: Would he be willing to garntie, draw the one car, and try to do better in the second one?" Uaser was willing, but the car wasn't up to it. After clutch problems and Iinally a water leak in practice early Sunday before the renmiaining pole position qualifying started, Unser's crew reluctantly parked the second Parndlli-Cosworth and stood with the earlier 54J - .a I i .1, 0 t Buccaneers Coaches Begin - ,, FSU Gets Team Title No. 5 Sprinter Don Merricks TALLAHASSEE (Al-') two titles have given Florida State its fifth team title in 11%-c Southeastern Independent Track and Field Chair.PiOfl5hiP Merrick set track and meet records Saturday with a 20.6-second time for 220 yards and 10.1-second clocking for i meters. Florida State won the meet with 236 points. Baptist had 1. Furman 51, and Florida A&M 48 to lead a 12-team field. - ,(ø Wick To Sign With Broncos? i - DENVER i Al' i The Denver Post says former Miami Dolphins' running back Jim Kiick is expected to sign a contract with the National Football League's Denver Broncos after several weeks of negotiutior,s. The Post said Sunday that Kiirk wmis rejcc"- b Broncos in his initial demands that he receive a multiyear, no-cut contract. Kiick could not be reached for continent and a Broncos' spokesman declined comment. y '""'- - "' Virtually everyone In Gasoline 1tiky hail expected a speed of at least 190 nzip.h., even as high 194 rn.p.h., would be needed for th- pole, -'"-- - - DIJ9SI cler Indianapolis Pole Slot "We didn't make it; we finINDIANAPOLIS (AP) - was going to make it two in a Saudis Are Disenchanted With Kiss inaer -' dUt4t1&U&i. C411 fl - Coach John McKay and his TAMI'A m Al' May Buccaneers coaching staff began' evaluations 'l'unpa of players today after a three-day indoctrination session attended by 84 players. McKay, who tested players on their playbook knowledge and in drills, said he would use the weekend session to determine whether trades or position shifts will be necessary before this fall's National Football League season. The expansion franchise will open training camp to rookies Juh' - &d.I.UdI, - Evaluation Of Players - 7 I, 16 games to give his The emissary was ReJean ascension. It was their 12th vic- But, unfortunately, when A's 3, Rangers 2 team a lead it couldn't hold. Shero, whose lather's hockey tory in 13 postseason games and people look at the record books Texas starter Steve team, the Philadelphia Flyers, fourth in a row over the Flyers, in the future, they'll Just the threw wild pitches to first a: see Lost in the emotion was just had relinquished the Stan. the team they set out to unseat that we got wiped out in four fact to produce the winni: that NHL President Oar- home Icy Cup. and committed a balk so many months ago. run straight," said rookie ence Campbell had delivered Bowman, squeezed for space, send borne an earlier run. it was left to goalie Ken Dry- Philadelphia center Mel the chalice to an eagerly awaitopened the envelope and read den to place the series sweep in Bridgman. . In the seventh, pinch-runr. r -, Ing team captain for the 30th , the words: "Congratulations on perspective. Sitting shirtless in LarryLintz raced from first Th us lost in emotion was the and last time. third when Barr's pickoff thrc such a fantastic season," it his cubicle, sipping a soft drink ; said. "You're truly champions while the others quaffed chainwent astray. Lintz then can not only of the league, but of pagne, Dryden paused and home on Barr's wi1' p1! t i the world." breaking a 2-2 tie. spoke. The letter was signed, Angels 5, TwIns I GAINESVILLE— Lake Paxon, Brandon and Lake 'Pubably, in retrospect, in "Fred." two or three weeks from now, Don Kirkwood pitched a Brantley high, which finished lirantley, King and Titusvllle. Wade Botts, 18-year-old senior at Seminole High School, looks Amidst sweaty uniforms, people will say the Canadiens 29th in last year's Class AAAA en-hitter for his first victory Leslie Sullivan paced the the year and Bobby lien down the fairsiny enroute to his spectacular Win in the Mayfair equipment discarded for the Ii. won the Clip easily. They won't state girls' track meet, greatly Country Club golf championship. Botts fired a pair of 69 for a 138, nal time this National hockey realize that every game was a improved its standing over the Patriots with a new state record cfros-e in two California run weekend as the Patriots for the B8O, finishing ln the rzreat six under par. The final round, scheduled for Saturday, was Bonds was held hitless b rained out 13111 Sommerville finished in first place In the first finished in a tie for fifith place time of 2:17.9. Ms. Sullivan also knocked in one run with a s; flight while Jim Foley took low net honors for the tournament. with Tampa King and finished fifth in the mile run rifice fly. The other seer, I herald Photo by hugh Ansley) which Gena Nickrnan of L.akr when he was hit by a pitch wv Titus1lle. B g g Jacksonville Ribault won the Brantley was second in the high the hoses loaded. Bonds has I title with 58 points. followed by jump with a mark of five feet, RBIs in his las 11 garnesar.'! 1 for the season bmi Jackson, Jacksonville two inches. • ' 1 JACK ANDERSON - -- I II II "No, It's just the way I Ik I rin Ing the final obstacle to their ley Cup finals in a long time. time in - ' '7L - ______ But the prUnary reason, says Shira, is the religion or race." Just as the U. S. directed a economic analysis, we inistakingly reported last boycott against Cuba, Saudi Arabia feels it has month that Mobil Oil wound up with a 23 per cent the same right to boycott firms that aid Israel. profit in 1974. The 23 per cent figure referred to "It Is an Internal affair and Is no the business of .the iflrease in Mobil's income, not the final the United States," said Saud. profit. Over the next five years, reports Spear from Mobil's profits for 1974, according to the Riyadh, the Saudis plan to spend a staggering company, were only 5.1 per cent. We regret the $142 billion to transform their desert kingdom misunderstanding. into a modern Industrial state. Most of the UNSAFE LOCOMOTIVES: We recently money, according to present plans, will be spent quoted (rain an Interstate Commerce Cornwith U. S. firms. This could be Important to the mission memo thargin that Amtrak wts using economic resurgence of the United States. General Electric locomotives that were unsafe But because of the fading confidence In at high speeds. Our story brought pained exKissinger and the cooI1n attitude toward the planations from both Amtrak and GE. United States, some contracts already are being Now, however, we have obtained a Penn diverted to Japan and France. Central memo, intended for official eyes only ordering new restrictions on the GE engines, For example, a billion-dollar contract Speeds over certain bridges, curves and iniocks construct a massive color television network Saudi Arabia, intended for an American Firm, must be reduced. jt DOUBLE STANDARD: Solicitor General tu go to a French firm. Another sso. million contract to clean up the city of Riyadh Robert Bork tried to block Rep. John Dbqe[l, D. and set up a sanitation system has also been Mich., from submitting a brief in an environmental diverted from the U. S. to France. case before the Supreme Court,. In a private letter, Bock The royal family, according to Spear, Is rejected Dirigell's offer to supply information reluctant to change allegiances. But the young euj to conservationists Saudi technocrat.', who are actually managing The Bork turned around and gave his consent the nation's development. are more Inclined to for Carter Oil Company, Utah Power and light apply the economic screws to the Uni ted Stales. and Western FueLs Association to furnish proOUR MISTAKE: Because we misread an industry Information to the court, ije I I I Ho!:'-- T he R e1'1r enieiit Pr ob Ieru WASHINGTON— The Saudi Arabians, our issue and vetoed a resolution that ould have staunchest friends in the Arab world, have condemned Israel for establishing settlements become disenchanted with Secretary of State on the disputed West Bank. Henry Kissinger. ---A top Saudi official told Spear bluntly: "We As evidence of their displeasure, they are keep getting reassurances from Washington that beginning to take their multibillion-dollar they understand our viewpoint and that U. S. business elsewhere. Lucrative contracts In- policy is slowly becoming more evenhanded. But tended for the United States have gone instead to when It comes to practical actions, it Is always France. the same old thing. We are getting tired of It." Our associate Joe Spear, writing from the —Kissinger has given favored treatment to desert capital of Riyadh, reports: "The Saudis the Shah of Iran, whose oil wells are slowly fel that Kissinger doesn't always tell them the drying up. The Shah, in need of continuing oil truth, that he spea's out of both s1es of his billions to finance his dreams of glory, has cast a mouth." Here are some specifics: covetous eye upon the Saudi oil fields across —Kissinger made a heg pretense of kceping Persian (',s'if, Yet Kissinger deliberately the Saudis ir,fc:med during his shuttle built up Iran as the dominant power on diplomacy !nzt falL Yet they learned for ,firm Pe rsian Gulf. —Kissinger has brought tremendous pressure time from our column that Kissinger tually promised to supply Israel with nuclear- on the Saudis to hold down oil prices. This puts capable Pershing missiles. "Prince Saut Saudi Arabia in the awkward oaition of al ways iimelf 'ijid ne,' iLs Spear, "that they had upholdbg u U. S. position at the meetings of the oil producing countries. The Saudis keep not been informed of p; deal" asking the State Department: "Why don't you Year-old prince, now the Saudi foreign apply the same pressure on the Shah of Iran?" Yet the Shah, who gets more benefits from the U. —The new American Ambassador to the S., agitates for higher prices at the oil meetings. United Nations, William Scranton, began —The Saudis have become Increasingly walking a straight line between the Arabs and annoyed at the U.S. attitude toward the Arab Israelis. But after he checked with Kissinger, boycott. Speaking bluntly, Prince Saud said: Scranton reverd hizr.acU on tha Wa Bank "The boycott has abeoluteky rththg to do with I the ball with spit. Idon't mind letting the hit' PHILADELPHIA i API cam- think I throw one." League season and standing on close game; every game was record 80th goal of the Through the crush of newsmen, a fir unused by champagne, basically a one-goal game." Orioles 7, Yankees 0 palga by Flyers right wing tired but happy hockey players the Canadiens' coach looked at Baltimore pitcher Ken Those thoughts were echoed Reggie Leach, who capped and the usual number of hang- the boy and said, "Thanks," in the somber silence of the playoff which earned him thea man formerly of Oaklar ers-on, a youth pushed his way Indeed, Montreal is the Flyers' dressing quarters. "All Comm Smythe Trophy as the tossed a live-hitter at the Y; up to Montreal Canadiens champion, its 3 tr iumph over four games were probably the S Valuable kees. Mark Belanger stro tanley Cup's Most Coach Scatty Bowman and the Flyers Sunday night remov- best played games in the Stanand two doub Player by scoring for the 19th two singles handed him an envelope. .. - BERRY'S WORLD II i4 • The dental pcofession supports national a movie, and Harry Hirschfield was active as a sibilitlesalso. In the first half of 1973, before fate think of what the wcrld would have lost if these toastmaster story teller until he passed health insurance programs If they can be and called him to other enterprises, Spiro Agnew people had been forced into retirement: devised to n!axlmuze the Impact of federal funds away at 91. spent only 146 minutes with a Senate that was In Arturo Toscanini was conducting symphony Oliver Wendell Holmes served the United on the na tion's dental heal th, he says. Priorities ion for 667 hours. Hubert Humphrey passed or ch estras when he was 87. Pablo Casals sesswith the regularity of Kohoutek comet. States Supreme Court for V years, retiring at 91, should be given to care for children and practiced daily on his cello for his concert ap- t emergency care for all, and public funds should hree years before his death, After Judge J And it's remembered that when John Nance pearances until he died at 96. Guuseppi Verdi Sirica conducted the Watergate trial he be restricted to those who can not afford to pay G ar ner was in office he simply lived in Texas for composed the last of his many operas "FaLstaff" for health care themselves. celebrated his 70th bir thday. most of the end of his term. About the only eager at So, and continued writing music at 85. And But above all, national health care programs Nobel Prize winner Albert Schweitzer worked beaver, actually, was Levi Morton, 22nd vice piano virtuoso Arth ur Rubinstein attended an ou in his hospital at Lambarene before his death at sh ld take f ull advantage of the economics and president, who was such a "fussy old woman" as 88th birthday party while preparing for a concert 90. Bernard M. Baruch continued as advisor to patient conveniences provided by the nation's observers put it, he refused to eat lunches for tour. presidents and government officials until he died existing private dental system which, claims fear of missing a moment as the Senate's chief at 95. Thomas A. Edison was developing new Shira, has given the United States Tito and Mao governed Yugoslavia and China officer. while in their 80. Konrad Adenauer retired at i Inventions until his death at 85 and Henry Ford at "unquestionably the best dental care and health level in the world." But if Rkefe ller be only equa lly as after serving 14 years as Chancellor of West 84 actively controlled his auto company. apathetic as the champions who preceded him, it Get many. North Vietnam President Ho Chi Minh Casey Stengel brought the New York Yankees United Service Organizations Inc., better is of small comfort to a nation required to foot died in office at 79, and Charles DeGaulle retired 10 pennants in 12 years and then managed the known the USC), Is now in Its 35th year of the bill. According to unofficial records kept in as President of France before his 80th birthday. Mets for three more years before retiring at 74. service as to America's armed forces. the Senate press gallery, the vk'e president has Winston Churchill became Great ,Britain's Connie Mack directed the Philadelphia Athletics By way of celebrating that milestone and to made about seven appearances In the Senate this Prime Minister at age 66 and Victoria reigned as for 39 successive years, winning 11 pennants and kick off a year-long organization will hold a year, for a total of about six hours work. At his Queen of the British Empire until the died at 82. World Series before retiring at 88. special birthday party May 29 for a man whose pay, this comes out to $ 1 0, an hour David Ben.'Gurian resigned at age 81 after At 81, Martha Gra ham teaches choreography is not unknown to two generations of Rockefeller wages indeed, serving l5 years as Prime Minister of Israel, and and makes occasional public dancing apservicemen and women Bob ("Mr. USO") And beyond the vice president's salary, -eve Golda Meier retired at '#5 after five years In that pearances. Sally Rand, now past 70 and a Hope. The famous comedian, who will be note, there are other economic considerations. position, grandmother, recently received $1,500 for a somewhat older than 35 that day, will be honored The lethargic Rockefeller has a staff of 73 And there were more who never quit at 65: week's appea rance ina nightclub aridplanned 4o by fellow stage, screen and television per. people, located In offices all over town, who are Miehelanveln, thigh he had stopped pain, more weeks repeating her Lunouu, Ian dance of sonalitles at a show at the Indianapolis Conpaid nearly $1.5 million annually. ting, served as chief architect of the Vatican t he 1930s. vention Center. our intelligence agencies has done some good. it also has done some damage which may take years to repair. Congress now m ust make sure th at overreaction to those past abuses does not make cripples out of such agencies as the CIA. Flyers' Coach Hails New Champs - ' If that was a universal mandatory number, gers In Loser Cage Ti baseman third x.—..c c! the fiins didn't receive waukee A sellout crowd of 51,650 jam- American League Ea.t. By FRED ROTHENBERG But the Tigers the fans saw their jackets. Although 30,000 respmsd.J with !o'ir hits, med Tiger Stadium Sun day, AP Sports Writer The Detroit Tigers gave away looking for free jackets and a Sunday bore a close resem- jackets were distributed, there cluding a two-run homer and ,a blanceto the caged pussycats of were some fans who got cards two-run double, as the Brewc's free jackets. They should have look at the new-look Tigers. last year. Jackie Brown of the enabling them to get their jack- ended z' seven-game losi:i! handed out blindfolds. spell. The Tigers, victi ms of a 19- Cleveland Indians, a refugee eta at a later date. "This was probably the least The losssnapped the Red S( ecitng came we played all game losing streak enroute to from the bullpen, fired a fourfour-game winning strea:. 11, Sox S the Red Brewers worst record in baseball last hitter in taming the Tigers 4-0. year," said Detroit Manager Alex Grammas switched Don which had followed their i Ralph Ilouk. "Too bad we year, were a different animal Alan Ashby knocked in three Money from the leadoff spot to ',a.me losing .win. couldn't give them a real good thus far this season, clawing runs for the Indians. White Sox 4, Royals 3 their way to second place in the And to make matters worse, the No. 2 position and the Milball game" Veteran Clay Carroll sir.n'ered Kansas city on live 'nit' 61.3 innings of relief but Royals said he was smotheri ' available" for public SCI'Utifly.) It Is true that most of Indians Put '- - dudes; his staff says his work record is "not younger men. But the Prussians kept the older Prefer Blondes," at 80 recently com'leted her has rone of the time-corvituning administrative p soldiers around for other active duty. autobiography. Jack Benny died at 81 as he was stricutres of a clinic, which is generally laden Rockefeller's place intelligence agencies under intolerable 51,000 Turn Out For Free Jackets r ~&_y,_N6_-vM _~ H ikes older officers at 65 to make way for in their 8. Anita Laos, author of "Gentlemen system itself. "The private (dental) practiocer To give it powers to disclose what it wants to could -- . _- were a Democratic dinner. (It is not known a model the Prtmian Army which 100 years ago some of their impo"ant writings when they were exactly how much Rockefeller avoids Senate retired its secret intelligence activities is challenging enough. - *V - - - __ HAROLD BLUMENFELD ..j - --------'-- 1-' __________________ ________ ' . ei 'iiritu 1r4uicDrc .. .- --,- ). - -- - _____ - ap- . _____ - rogue Never _____ ' ç___ The nation's bill for health care last year topped out at *116.5 billion, up 13.9 per cent over 1974's $104 billion. This $14.5-billion growth was " the largest dollar Increase In history. Interestingly and may be significantly expendi tur es on dental care continued a long- • ...term decline as a percentage of health care "1 / costs. According to the &,cLaI Se'iirity VjIl17 Administration, dental care In 1975 accounted for $7.5 hellion, or 6.3 per cent, of the health care Given the nature of the vice presidency, it Is total. This compares to 6.5 per cent In 1974, 9.1 admittedly difficult to tell when one of the ocPr. centthl971 and !O.l per centin190. cupants is awake, much less effective. Humorist I 11 ) t," Why Is the dental care tall getting sma ller —_ , -_ I: Finley Peter Dunne said the post Is so obscure 0 1 W while the total health care dog is getting bigger? 1 that newly elected holders are notified of their The answer may be found in looking at the level duties "through the personal columns with pa. of public funding of health care, suggests Dr. pers." And such are its responsibilities that Robert B. Shirea, president of the American during one careless period, from 1841 to 1857, the Dental Association (ADA). . r .% .1' seat was vacant for more than 10 years, with p Currently, he points out, governmental bodies hardly anyone In the na tion giving a care. /6 pay about 40 per cent of the nation's total health And yet in those measurable ways a vice care costs. Dentistry, however, is financed -~~i m i0)'N president can be of worth to his country, almost exclusively through the private sector, Rockefeller has failed. For instance, the singular with only 5.5 per cent of the total national dental My Advice.! constitutional duty of the office Is for its oc- _____________________________________________________________________________ bill coming from government funds. cupant to preside over the Senate. Yet the At the same time, dentistry has managed to current vice president has been seen in that the price line. According to the Bureau of chamber about as often (and with as much apLabor Statistics, dental fees have Increased prat as swine flu. slightly less than average prices in the economy durin g the pat seven years. He did report to the Hill for training early in One reason for this is technology and Inhis tenure, but failed to get the hang of the Job cre ased producti vity. The high-weed drill, for ,,. ....,i t..... utuius ult 2V1 UI$. all. 1t1Li UIiI WULII3Y Why was the number "65" pick ed for the t ime until his death at 89. American primitive painter example, developed by the WA and offered and cussed parliamentary endeavors (he once when physically active and mentally competent Grandma Moses produced much of her work gratis to all dentists, has been comparable to had to apologize to a senator for his Un- men and women would be retired from their shortly before she died at 101, and Picasso was adding the equivalent of 1,174 dentists, says democratic procedural conduct) he gave up, and Jobs? still painting when death claimed him at 91. University of Michigan economist Paul Feld. 11. since avoided the lawmaking body as if IL Probably because the United States chose as Lord Tennyson and Victor Hugo produced stein. President should Fee Tradition overhaul on whether a covert operation --- in - 10 WASHINGTON —We should have listened to Nelson Rockefeller. He told us for years that he was "never cut out to be No. 2 material." Now after 18 months as the vice president It's clear he was correct in fact if not in grammar. He served In the office with a lack of commitment that can only add to the negative lore of this most abused and neglected lederal position. w PORTS I _______ made - - - activities. - sroft - By BRUCE LOWLTr chiding the last 10 In a row mates helped St. Louis to a 9-3 Third baseman Jerry Royster Falcone gave up a couple of Cubs past San Diego. Sports Writer and they lead the division, victory, Chicago s ha ded San helped throw away a possible fi rs t-inning ru ns before settling MeLc 7-1, Reds 5AP The Philadelphia Phillies On Sunday, they completed a Diego 6-5 and, in a doubleAtlanta victory by gjag Ll.c down to beat San Francisco. Cincinnati Manager 5.parLy have found their S home away three-game sweep in Houston, header, New York defeated Expos one run outri ght In the Reggie Smith's three-run Anderson got his 600th rarcr from home. It's called Hous ton. bombing the Astros 12-2. They Cinci nnati 7.5 before the Reds ninth i nning and giving Pete homer, ending an 0-for-29 thanks th 1)ave Cr , Last year, the Phils finished got six runs in Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday,May 17,194-3A ?'lackanjn the chance to double slump, the second inning bounced ba ck and took be and two RBI each by cepcion's four runs batted n second In the National League and made it easy for Steve nightcap 8-1. home Montreal's winner. Lou Brock and Ron Fairly pro. and Cesar Geronimo's thre a East by only 6 games. One Canton, who came through• "We've had a great road Larry Parrish led off th e vided more than enou gh sup- the nightcap that gave the Red; reason was that they found life with his seco nd straight six-hit record so far this season," said Cash and Larry Bowa and sac- victory, ninth with a walk and Tim Foil port. a split With the M'ts rough on the road, winning 35 complete gam e performance, the Phils' Greg I.uzinski, whose i-if ice files from Bobby Tolan Dodgers 6, Pirates 0 beat out an infield single to Cuba I, Padres 5 Two-run homers by Ed Kr1. games and losing 46. In the rest of the NI, Burt two-r un single chased Houston and Jay Johnstone be fore LuSteve Garvey and Joe Fergu. third. And when Royster's Rick Monday wasn't in Chi- nepool and Joe Torre help -1 This year, though, the Phils Hooton's four-hitter carried Los starter Tom Griffin in the big zinski's hit capped it. son each doubled in a three-run t hr ow sailed over first base, cago's starting lineup because unbeaten Jon Matlack chalk l:p are real happy to be someone Angeles past Pittsburgh 4.0, second inning. Carlton struck eit four a;d sixth inning that cirri--d Ilootori Parrish soired, 'c,li went to he had the fl u. &i he saved his his ir.urth victory with a else's guests. They've played 12 Montreal beat A1.1anta 5.4, Pete Philadelphia sent 10 man to walked two en route to hir, M and the Dodgers past Pitts- second. then Markanin doub _ W energy for one swing of the bat, hitter in the opener. Mallaf ,~ games away from home thnq Fknc'sfIve.i,ter dgaiiai his him home. a three-run pinch homer In th e also dro ve in two runs with far and won 11 of them, in- former Sun Francisco team- the plate in the burst, getting complete game and the Phils' burgh and Jerry Heuss. run-scoring singles from Dave third straight complete-game Expos s, Hri'es i Cardinals 9. Giants 3 sixth inning that catapulted the double and an infield sin!t Dentists H 0ld D OW fl - Con tinue ow DON OAKLEY -. Phils Are Ready To Call Houston 'HI mA' ictorious The moral of this story is that dogs with character have immeasurably better livts than most humans. All an animal with character has to do Is attach hlxnseif-herself to a worthy master or masters— and It's all settled. If you don't believe it, ask "Toga.". .-_7102_;,__ . If Whatthecommitteeturned 41 - TOM TIEDE his inrI hic to over-rule the President . ... - A dog, If that, dog has personality and or character, has got it made. Take "Toga," for instance. In human terms, she's at least a hundred Years old, can barely get up and down. She's so old she won't even move out of the way of my car when I pull In my mother's driveway unless I sound off with L—il come In on the I irt day from work, tired hoping to catch a few winks. About 6 p.m. I heard this awful walling, I mean worse than a thousand banshees. !'!l fool that animal this time, I thought, and Just stay In bed until she gets tired of walling. One hour later, I was out of bed searching around for "Toga's" favorite animal snacks, or whatever they're called. Lucky for me I found them or her wailing might have continued forever, driving me Insane, or something. Soon as she had her food, she smiled, ambled over to a hole she'd dug in my mother's flower beds and passed out. plate of tasty food before an old, worthless, hustler named "Toga." You know what' "Toga" even smiles. I swear it, you feed her, stuff her fat pelt with food and :he'll smile at you. Woe be unto you, however, If you forget to feed her. That's when she shows that character I was telling you about. If looks could kill one bad one from "Toga" could wipe out the entire universe. An unfed "Toga" Is worse that a Japanese Shogun who's lust been Insulted, by his consort. There's really nothing too unusual about "Toga's" setup unless you realize her small secret she doesn't live at my mother's home nor does she belong to my mother. "Toga's" master lives In the house behind my mother's. So, the most worthless animal I've ever seen gets fed at her own abode then cons my mother Into a second feeding—daily. Once my mother was visiting in Alabama. I'd There's nothing had about a dog's life. In fact, If there's such a thing as reincarnation, I'd like tocome back asa dog. That is if I can choose my nwn mter like the ancient mutt did that lives behind my mother's home In South Serrinole. Around AA3-1. 17 - V I V I I A VF . SA N I,-010). ['].,% 112771 According to Orlando Sports Stadium matchmaker Bruce Trampler, May 25 will be the biggest night of boxing ever held in the state of Florida. "We are tying in the .Junior Olympics with our biggest pro card ever and together we will be presenting around four to five hours of boxing." said Trampler Students will be admitted for Si. The Junior Olympics will start at t; pin, with both senior and junior division regional champions crowned. Sonic of the local boys that will be participating are Forest City's Donald and Michael Monks, Lake Howell's James Salerno and John Hayden, along with Shawn O'Donnell, Bernard Lowe and Jody Wittington. Senior winners will advance to the national competition which will be held this June in Detroit. Amateurs should Finish around 8:30. Caselberry's Scott Clark will be making his pro debut in tie opening four-rounder. His opponent Will be S,irasota's Henry "Tiger" Hall. "Scott says he knows a great fighter can beat Hall and if he isn't a great uightcr then he Lettr find anaUivr way hi iaa.ike college money," adds Trampler. "1 kind of agree with the kid. Hall will show him just what lie has and what he doesn't have. If Scott gets beat. I guess he knows the pros are too tough for a kid still in high school. "We are also going to be having a couple of six round preliminaries. ! om going to bring in two of the Midwestmost 's exciting middleweights for these bouts. "In one will be featured Gary Guiden, who is already fighting. and winning, main events up in Indiana. The other bout will have Sammy NeSmlth against Leon Futdi "Futch is a tough, durable guy from Georgia who twice went the distance with Taco Perez but I have to admit, he doesn't figure to defeat NeSmnith. "Saziuny is the most dynamic lighter in the world today. When fans see him in action they will be seeing a future world champion, lie is the hardest puncher I have ever seen and Is rated in the "Top 10" by Ring Magazine." Mike Quarry returned to action after a seven-month lay-off and was hard pressed to sque:k out a split decision over Sarasota's Nat Gates in New Mexico. The bout was supposed to be isfl easy one for the world rated Quarry but the rummimed Gates almost pulled off the upset of the year. (',t',ie Wells- has agreed to meet Tony Licata for the North American iiiiddleweight championship Thursday in New Orteans licat. the current title holder, defeated Wells on a split decision in Mobile, Alabama two years ago and Wells has been trying for a re-match ever since. One of 1976's biggest upsets was registered at the Sports Stadium last Tuesday nigh t when Leon Show blasted out Jodie Ballard in the opening session. Show was a 5-2 underdog to Ballard, who was ranked 15th by the North American boxing Federation. But alter Show was able to get across a lethal lef t cross early in the round, it turned Into a one-sided slaughter. Taco Perez is back in the gym and once again getting ready to resume a career that scents to have more stop than starts in it. His Latest vacation was brought about by a cut he got In stopping Donnie Melancon last month in Orlando. —iouis Sapsis 'W'' Y I t' 2 1 i5'' ', -' i'-- LEISURE SUITS tZ17i . A&97 ''!I-'t!'u .- ... s-v'7z'1'r,y'i:'J1'" REG. TO 170 I TAILORED BY HUBBARD, CAMPUS SEVERAL STYLES ( / / .1, ~ k; ~ i--4, ')t4 COLORS - LIGHT BLUE, NAVY, SIZES 36-48 PERFECT GIFT u p tKAuuut rOR irk F OR FATHER'S DAY i SANFORD PLAZA - purm ' I ( iv hi 9 MON. THRU SAT. I �IIIA-EmIng HON'SIM, Sanford, Fl. Im Detro it ~ $YSXnI9ht (Oon) I I; 2. LEAGUE Pct. Jai-Alai JtanS Babe (Frey) 6.1; 4. PrIncM Strong (R. Regur) 92; 5. Proud Speed (i. Neey) 3-l;& Loco Legs 08 17 10 13 fl AT DAYTONA lEACH SATURDAY artas Oft (Pa1 Zubl Lorenzo (4) . TENTH -C-3 Pace, 1. ns 10.60,4.40,4.40; . $411: I Majorette L. Bar (No 1,70, 3.20; 3. Nestor dr iver) 3.1;2. Haul Freight (Ross) 0 (21) $27.00; P (4-2) 13 10 16 315 Watt . 16 to .615 2 14 13 319 4 IS IS soo s Oakland Chicago California 9 is .373 8 12 22 .3m 10 Detroit 2. Cleveland i ning$ Sunday's Results Cleveland 4. Dttrolf 0 7.IO.3.3.lo;7 tenon Import (No driver) 3-16. Fast L20. 1.60; 3. N11torLonenz ( I) and Easy (Hierpe) I-); 7. Ocala Star 3.00; Q (3.4) 543.00; P (3.1) 53741o; 7(reon)7.2; I. P'PPer Heel Big Q (21) with 3-1) 092.10. 7) $191.10; DO (66) $lfl.90. SECOND - 1. Adicis Pompet IMickey Bridges) (1) 26-OD, 5.20, FIFTH - 1. Aprali-Elorri (6) I$ 40, 6 so. 3.00; 2. Solana- Boniguen (3) 7.10.1.60: 3. lsasSarduy(7) 1.60; Texas 3. Oakland 2 Today's Games THIRD -1. Rudy Adams (Oem Spriggs) (S)21.20.6.4O.630;7saIu, m 3 360 3.PrIi• - The stunning I Chicago Montreal Ang ; 13 15 .Soil San DIM - 1~7 14 is 43$ 7',-, 12 17 111 a west 20 12 .625 - - L .438 More Reliable (1) $70 350 3 Potentate Pick (u io $10.10; T (4.1-IL 51,15.600; T 2:09:1. EQHTH - ID;Sab, saluorday's Rmth NINTH - 1. Easter April (Netly TENTH - 1. Manna (Joe Roy)(1) swaday's Resuns j New York 7-I. Clnclnnat i 5.• L Angeles 6. Pittsburgh 0 Montreal S. Atlanta i Chicago 6 San Diego s St. Louis 9. San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 12, Houston 2 Tod Atianta(Ajre$OQ mith 01) H ous ton .rd i-2 and Rondon . 2 (twI) -- ______________________ _______________ I Cincinnati (Zacnry 1 o) Los Angeles (Sutton 43. n 660, 1.00. 260; 2. Glory Land (4) 1I0.3CO;3.Mity Senator 3.20;Q (4$) 131720; I ($1.5) $709 40; 7:122 A - 2556; H - $122.42. Curtis San Diego (Jones 6-1) at San Francisco (Barr 12) In) Only games schedu;ed Harness Racing -__________________ - ATSEMINOLI TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST -Claiming, Pace, sl,w. - - 1 ___________ .- ______ ________ . . - I, q took the long hemp with a lea of 1 feet, 9's Inches, . , -- .. -1 Nzx , vi t 'A - . 1.1-4r -.- I After.dance, handle wim.held (Hobbs) 6.1; 4. Feather Hill (Strong) Ii S Land (Rau)5 l Nealon Time (Patterson) 10-li , 1 . I ; 2. Careless Start (T. Crank) 3-I; 3- Gayl* Stanton (Cuthano) 10-1; 4. Dusty *Ai-.',all 64 5 11 61 , I i $131.10, the state meet was split Into classes (A, AAA and AAAA), IIi. Curtis' maria all go into the booki as state records. - I - won I_ Steve '.Roy) 9.1. 7. . -. - __ - - " ' . .... .. .- . I - . - . - - - I s. I'll Harnes Racing Nightly at8;00,ixc.pt8unday. new iii our seal drntsw'sat Color lv revs replays - . Grenidstbnd Admission 504 C6i1131'tI4OfovCiubllolase R.servstioni ' . " I - . .' - . - L _______ J -11 -. 1 ' ' dl - / "' ._i '. . 4 it. • . . . . - ,.-. 'r-. . I , Hig . -- r ' ,. (f) "I - Prior to the program, club mem be rs enjoyed a potluck The performers are chosen supper . The tables were for their talents and ability. All decorated wIth pink, yellow and of their work is done outside of white May poles and flowers ongwoou_ Elementary . '. 1. I - ____ I , , -' - ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent By . . , , ..-.-. • .. , - I.. : - -.- E M /.... I- - 10100"- 1pV*_71 - # . I = T_% . I Ufr7r-jo 11 It I—- . . .. If Longwood E3ementary School children enjoying poetry writing under direction of Jay Taylor included Billy Ianton (left) and chased Terry Nyland. I Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) horses for about $1 million. - -.... . i a%ards, including appearing (Ret.) andMrs. Robert Watson, i Business Council, for which and Mrs. M. Ruthe rf ord. Ancl everybody llangs Ten in the shadow ofa palm tre..ndthat's mornin g live' In response to the question, "What never happens in your house" Billy Fanton wrote 'Ins de my peppermint green house, for Creative Communication, recently brought Poetry-in-theSchools to Longwood Elementary School. This program was . - . i . ____ - Bill Fancy's poem says, Jay holds a B.A. degree in English from M. tie is a published author and won the Florida Poetry Contest in 1973 and 1974, and the Seven Lively Arts Poetry Contest, in 1975. fie has given poetry readings in many Florida colleges and universities. as well as elementary and secondary. Jeffrey Knapp, also from the institute, took part in the presentation as well. Asked to write their own thoughts in poetic form, the students immediately tackled the project and came up with some provocative ideas. Alvi hhn writes: . 'In Florida, ke comets, and they split the water and cool the people. ia t 7 -1 04 green bricks never rumble, T.V.s never fall up and down. initiated in Dade and Broward public elementary schools in the 1974-75 school year, by Dr. Edmund Skel lings, the institute's executive director. --(ic) -.i . . Good Mon. Thru Sat. . 'X' Water in a pool would be so delicate that you could not swim in it. And ghosts were like fire burning.' ffl4k, 101- , ,~ FRUIT Terry Nyland also got into the spirit with his poem: ! Now you can have It ' your way! And if you're in a urry,useournew w ndow FIV ever from 10:30 lil 00 And WV C. it eakfast, .7 ou too. Served from 6:30 amlil 10:30 a.m. Regular menu starts at 9:00 a.m. Wr '?> Dear DEAR ABBY I hOC to cornnient on your recent reply I~ I II 0 -I " _____ LLJ1 ''j ' V I IcIter cc, -,.p!a!nl-- aboul the "no clAldren" request on '. wedding invitations. The sad part is that the great Abby ow 11W .L I 4 Reg. 110$ majority of today's children are 6~-- undisciplined, ill-bred, ill- 111110111101111111 C worthless, including this one. DEAR ABBY: May I second woman he had met at work. She your excellent recommendation mannered, uncivilized, noisy, will have to share the blame for Ls 44 and divorced. Howard is to NERVOUS WRECK rude destructive dirty little allowing them to grow up like 38 I horrors whom even their animals and pemitting the I hose bull-headed husband refused I told Howard I wanted to marriage counseling. was parents don't want anything to kind of educational ys1ezii we meet thy o11mwl, urnl if I alkiug all over her dlId now have. thought she was good enough teaching her son to do the same. d do with. When they become teenagers, they add dirty HERBERT E. GORDON: clothes and filthy living habits S. EASTON, MASS. Of for him, I'd sign the papers. We had a similar situation at Well, I met her and she was a our house. I finally sought Because I changed . . , rily s reactions toward me T hey found that I would firmly reject • gah OBcLil" I ., - ( _________________________ 4 The Michelin Movementl You'll Bo Glad You Did. U ) *1 0 -- .--.- I - T%V~j:._-_..)~~9.1,r. .It ,.' !fi;~,*.,'~ _.;~ii,,'~, -4"4r"T,A,tN: ".' .. I .- r PH. 322-7596 SANFORD u alone! - ji r~.,gj.' MON. THRU SAT. 66 2333 LAURELAVE. II. - . 1 Ir. 2. .1 '?4t ;( -p 1111101 I i, disrespectful attitudes and , ,X~ . WIR I 'I Z,.,. t ~,~, - 23 t, a a My husband now seems like a c' . a'J'r , ! ~ie.__ V.I - , , I-% - ~_' . -.A A. ~ ;ny rights in any situation. - P I ~4. • jeremiad as "a lamentation so he could marry THAT I with me but also tried to talk I m should others have to put up a lugubrious complaint." didn't forbid him from seeing me out of it. with them' That's what two decades of You've delivered a beaut. You her; I Just let the affair burn NO LONGER Several sessions with a liberal, modern upbri n ging and conspicuously ignore some Itself out. Sure enough, in three psychiatrist relieved my A WRECK education ha ve accomplished! admirable qualities and months it was (lead as a depression, and at the do ct or's L)L'tlt NO IA)NGER: Thank It is not entirely the fault of prniseworth contributions of doornail, suggestion I signed up for a you for supporting my constant the young people; the parents today's young people while Now [toward is thanking inc course in assertiveness at a recommendation to "get •f __'• er v ou sirive Family Size or -..cr-...' - ,X5. -,I I - ;-~.,; ,-~ . %';~~,]~. .F.1 -- W,; fl; " ,"" _,o~., OPEN • :" • • ' &L _i I . ,( .., - ~~_*,41' .1 --- afford to pay. If your marriage counseling Mi. " DFAR 511L GORDON: Ile mess, so I told Huward that I counseling alone because my different man, and we are both to their repertoire. If their own pa rents cant stand them why dictionary dLfIues a wasntgoingtoslgn any papers husband not only ref used Logo lOOpercent happier As for me _______ r i 5.A Half Doi. is In trouble and your mate rvfues . ,., ~~,.'~_U.6%.,1 ~~', U~ I ef_-Z; ---,, .. I I lr'~,. -4- -1.- . I 1. -1 - V -- Some myself that way. ;i. r -,14 -•' The sun comes up n the morning. .My shadow goes with me.' of mardive, Howard asked for DEAR SMART: What -Aill treated as a rational, sensitive nation continue to provide lifea divorce.'i had a feeling that he cure some patients viill kill person whose feelings are saving support (o 'r troubled had been fooling around, but others. All generalizatlows are important, and I came to view people at a price everyone can fie said he fell in love with a 29 - stigmatizing all of them (or tht for being so stnsible Maybt. niarby mental health clime cuuneling To some It may acknowledged faults of a few. other women with the same Well, Abby, our marriage is sound like a broken record. To And I object' problem can u.se my solution on an tntirel different footing others, a cop-out. But the )LAR ABI3Y. After 14 years SMART M:tMA now. In counseling I was mentdl health clinics across the then nobody's perfect. PIES *Cornets zoom through space, A Children For Faults B) ABIGAIl VAN BURF N - ' 8" ASSORTED 'I left a jar in the middle of a monsoon. Rig. ame -- . -r i .... Don' t Bl ______ . . Ja y Taylor, projec ts coordinator for International Institute , ,.a ", . "'-' work. They have made many mittee, assisted by Mr. and appearances and won many Mrs. George Knoth, Major ents Exerc se Poet c Sk lls i - -. ' school hours and they receive made by Mrs. Erich Dallm,arl. no compensation for per- Sir. iand Mrs. Dallman were formances or cr edits for school chairmen of the supper corn- Itt1. ~ ! I (' and dancer. year employes Wednesday In the hospital auditorium, ! . . Stempler, accomplished singer and Mrs. Stempler. ('icrie Minter, R.N., Phyllis Howell, LPN, and Theresa Brown,LPN,at luncheon honoring five- '. . Altamonte Springs Garden they received many accolades. Club members received wi th Participating in "A Salute to en thusiasm the entertainment the American Bicentennial," providedforthembyagroupof which included songs and 7 yman siuueni., from L h .1 uiti,ces tfrom el. ay Ni1neues, neti es, School at their meeting onMay were Chris Ostrander, pianist; 13. The student group operates Cathy Casselberry, Rob Cole, under the name of "The Wendy Fou nds, Steve Kapelka, Company" and is directed by Louise Miller, Barbie Nelson, the vivacious Mrs. Cher Dean Rands, Kevin Sullivan - Among those attending were (from left) Helen Bradley, director of nurses, 14 years; F.un Renfrowm, nurses aide, 20 years, Clara Van Dten, R N, night supervisor, 20 years, and Betty Robinson, operating room supervisor, 20 years. 14 I ' I I . Robert Besserer, administrator, welcomes employes to a banquet held at S Ann's Capri Turiday night In honor of Seminole Memorial Hospital employeswhohave worked 10 years or lu - V / r '- ;1 ; i: '-s:-' l'. .j""' 4 '' . .- - . . -. . . . - ,. ,. • Garden Club Enjoys 'Co mp a n y's show -1 V / . -_ IF Grass Festival In-Saniord. . I/. " '1 . F [Aster Flattwill lead a parade o(Grand Ole Opry and other Blue . .. . ' Grass stars at the Police Benevolent Assoclation's SuM Blue - , 1 ' . - It -- - .. . __ . I '' :' - . p '._ -Ni -L -' - . ,........ I .:j'j , I . .-. l ______ ' ,, 2.' - • ___ - I, - ' p' . 1% n !~ ')' I I - • l 4* . ,,_ •. - l . a I. - - e ars Hosp ta Emp oyes Honored - - . 't.' - . - Y 'IIII' I . I (~?M ,, Pliaxhwavll.fllnCan.Ib.n.y 'We don't make a I t ~K l 141-i1i -,;~-;,I*~p '~i;' i. 'l I • I t I I I ' ::;'- 1 . - -- II •'.' "s' . d 26th Angel Derby Will Follow Historical Route From Qudavc. S . - At US 17-92 and Afr?VSI r" McROBERTS TIRES IIUR(IRR KING LOCATIONS, JOHN DICKEY,INC. Ph 322-0651 W. F st ir . L , BoulvarU 0 Sanford SX)OScath Orange Blossom Trai:orIan,. 5000 West Dflve , City, Caradato çn to wumncn pilot:; from fixcd-wir.g variety of not less began 29 yeorc ao when a race, and the third year ac- ". Bicentennial celebration, 120 Nation to zoom across a finish dicap basis and is won on idea ola women's air race asan competition. "Angels" come in many "Angels" from the United line In Fort Lauderdale decisIons: whlchairpiane could added attraction to an All States arid Canada in 46 air. sometime before noon on May be under-handicapped; are Woman Air Show being held at sizcs, shapes, and ages iriuth those few extra gallons of f ue l Tampa. These women were like the airplanes they fly. planes will prove again this that airplanes can of the pilots positively necessary; what members of the Ninety-Nines, Many who have entered the perAlthough many year - I I I I fondest dreams. thousands of hours, most will be provide the best wind con- of women pilots founded by are among the foremost aviators in the world today. Contest.antsIn the thannual racing with the Oo hour ditions? Precision is must; a Amelia Earhart in 19 West Vine ' Street. Kissimmee * 961 Lee Road, 0dandO 1 -Angel Derby." an in-* mininium required by the race couple of miles off course is too The first race was transcon ti nental. The next year the Entrants in the 1975 , de rby-" itelude three mother- ternational air race which regulations. Aircraft will be of much! Thcstnrycfthr AngclDcrby airstaiwkaturcdajjorth-south daughter teanis. '.dIS and Is the stock, unsupercharged, riO j - __ 11 ; i I II I I I -. - . I'j: -- TI -_ • - • ICj_. _ , • . C I - . 41 forin beyond their makers' have logged hundreds or even altitude and what day will an International organization Derby at one time or another Colonial Drive, OrIandos3g0O East CQionfai 2892 South OraroAvenue Orlando . -. Fort Laudet-dale, over-flying a anywhere in the world, they will than 145, and not more Own 570, group of former %V'ASP's I the tually saw the birth of the All route with official stops near take to the skies on May 27 and horsepower. worren wtso aided the Air Force Women's International Air The race is flown on a han- dur ing WWII) conceived the Race wi th a Montreal to Miami points important to the race down the length of the I second best' I._ I . WHEEL Wd.nhtsPiecblm0.scoocuo.icn.2i. ___________________ ' ' - . . " - ' I . . ' -- ...-...- - - f and the New South; Boone track are longtime trademarks Department. . L11 f ' .. Or Compact-Join " - w - Further information may be - - . :.s -L ' _____ LAIL --- •_: ' - Grass Generation- J D Crowe CBS Television serfes sound- obtained by calling the Police A - ,..._:__ , -' "A lot of research and study is involved. You just don't buy "____________ A&W1&__ - - . I 7- - '. . . between buying a year ling and making a commodity deal," Cashman said Sunday, follow- . ~ . -, .-- P , ________ CIN*Is _ Mountain Breakdown" as Chicken; Western SinUn' Steak i A s a great currewwn d Blue Grass 101st run- ere ' sat tO . . h14 sia.wi'Y "Th CHOICE .Joppa Star Maui • This Super featured in the "Bonnie & House; Discount CornOther prominent groups Clyde" move and "The Ballad municatlon.s; and the Sanford featured include Jim and of Jed Clampett" from the Police Department. become members. I I, ,,-'A . $ Mar Can .--.. stretch. 0 Ranger lean (Aldrich) 6-I; 3 Kissames Flash (Bennett) i i; i I +dIIJ . F1 I I Cashman as a yearling two PEOPLE'S I the Westaide area are ask ." - , - ot' - e ' members of 1 ___ ,' RADIALS I Avon Seibys Beau other . - •" ;clalm:e Pace. $1,300$3 Greenland Bea uty (S. Clar k) 7.2; 2 _- %'. STEEL-BELTED EIGHTH - # AP having 10 per cent more dis- I ' gene Cashman deals In futures for a living and In his avocation horse racing his future is now. El ti nist based b- R*gur) 9-2; 7. Six Thirteen (Ierflna*) S-I (Dvoracek) Ii 111 "III I i Carnow C-torge and De li very; Bluegrass Partners. - - IL _ , Westside Improvement association. Westside met Wt are set for May 29. and consumers Ruthia Hester, president S per cent ' O MICHELIN L-VJ4: - . P P.C. Cree AM Scheduled Fest iv al • year Wood 0 HyWlll 7-2; 3. Shawniat Win I • .----- - 'Petaft) 9-2. 6*; S. , ea Li Horse F ro eD iS SEVENTH - C4 Paco, % misc. (Britten) ..-.-------- third with 35, followed by PvneSIN:1.DougsDynamlt.(Van Jum said in Its most recent edition Association, Inc. has launched week to plan the dedication of the spending Increase will be its annual membership drive.the newly remodeled center. the result of people eating 1 to 2 All persons wishing to be come Fort Mead,.P.K. Youge wild Mimi Westminster. Since " was the first C,p'eio Storm (Myers) -3; 6. Felno L, . a Clviiw; Tiig i3ifilrba4i &.1. SIXTH - C-3 Pact, I ful;js.ftne $646: 1. Double Steal (jo"c.son) to- 11J. ____ IN w p vIlleGrasstarsof the ' S) $424.20 ELEVENTH - 1. Solana Egurbi one of world's leading com(4) 1460. 1160. 9.00; 2. Jorge-Paco modity dealers in .soybeans at (3) 5.00. 9,00; 3. Victor Arrieta I I) the Board of Trade in his naitive 740, 0 (3 4) IS111.20, P (4 3) S195 90 TWELFTH - 1. Apraii-Echanlz Chicago0 has been Involved in (4) 11,60, 3.40, 3.20; 2. Zubl-Egurbl racing since the early 1960s. (3) 360. 4.20; 3 RafatI.Arriela 41) Two years ago, he made the 5 10. 0 (3 -0) S21.10; P Ill. 3) UA 60; roU runnerap slot with 39. Pensacola Catholic was Beanie by Standard and Poor Corp., defense." 13-20, 4.80,4.60; 2. Marlo,P,Co 11) something and hope it turns out ?.20, 4.1.10, 3'_ Ur!ar!.- Lzrc:a(4, 4.60, all right." ( Blue Grass 1111 Lester Flatt and The Nash- . 2 Rafael 1.10, 300; 3. Aparaii 2.10; 0 (3 6) 13360; P (6-3) $93.00. TENTH - I. Rafael (5) (Weaver) 9 2; 2. Ocala Byby Freight (Jefferson), 4-1; 3. Hurricant Scott Midges) 6.1; 4 H"Ihc:. cl'.X-C? FIFTH - Claiming Pace. 11.116. I Mile, Pursi 5411: 1 Irene (Aldrich) 92 7 Kay Fan' CE Hysefl) 7-2; 3. Egyptian Wind ; (I)) $1220; P (1.3) $112.10. EIGHTH - 1. IsasaArrteta (6) 16. 20.13.60.1.60; 2. Rafael-Bortguen (1) .150. 2.50. 3. Solina-Wally (1) Q(46) $47.00; P (6-1) $162.30; Big Q(I.3 with 44); consolation (all p l6ritton) 3.1; C NanCys Bruce (Patterioni i-i; I. MWItudw (Gill) . I , 00;%11140; P0.8) S366.10; DO 3- ning of the 1XIG mile cl&Wc by 1) 2316.30. 312 lengths as heavy favorites SEVENTH - 1. lsass-Egurbl Bold Fo rbes and Honest Pleasthe Pimlico Trinity Prep lnisbed In the (Hill) $1; S. Color Me I. ere been a most valuable named, Ms. Curtis would most certaWy have coppecl the honor. A total of 36 team entered in the meet, which was won by Eli of Pompano Beach with 54 points while . vner J - $411: 1. Klnnickinnick Purse ,f • team T IS FIRST1. BobDiaga (7) 17.40, 1600,6002Mo 5.60; 3. GaldoS-Sutton (1)3.00; Q (4. 7)54260; P (7.4) SECOND -1.IborGoros (1)9.00, SkO.360, 2. UriarleOvy (6) 12.10. 1. Victor-Egurbi 20.00. 10.00, 1.10; 2. SoIos.Mandiota pace (8) 11.40. iOvy(340 wwiy It's even more rare when . I track team goes to a state wi th just five formers entered In seven one thinclad wins two events, but to take three. Unheard of, but that's what Carol Curtis of TrInity xx..ep .11.4 - wC W Pr as she flashed to a 15 flat In Purse 1640: 1. Robins Kim (sertinak) A 1; 2. Sall Boat (Dvoracok) I 2; 3. Daytonas Te"I (S*Iders) s 2. A. Pasadma N,(Hall) 9 2; S. Sweetheart Volto (Drayton) sI: 6. Ocala Bobe, (Peon) 12.1; 7. J01.0dale Admirer (Newman) io-u 8. LightnItV Dream (Hering)I.). FOURTH - C-3 Pace, I Mile, SATURDAY NIGH RESULTS 5.80, 4.00., 3. Jorg*-Mandioia (7) (Stader) 10-1; 3. OShkoth (Gill) 31; L . we did It with every day a high 11'sn" school events. Miss Sharon Ruth (Wilsey) 3.1; 5 Prompt Pick (Hierpe) 11; 6. R ed iClay DMa? 1. ;i I : :: w:h SIXTH -_ - . . that. We had to stop their quIe6ess and their depth and $1070,40. Egurt,. (2) 1 Q(34)$7Q40 R (1 3) $113 60; DO (3-4) $275.10. FIFTH -1. MutiIIaBongueun (I) %% Mile, Pvrso UN: 1. HerVity Dan (Patterson) 1-11; 2. Thorpn Champ Rebelridg. Rob (J. Hysilt) $I Twin Jays (Dvoracek) 5-1; 7. Jeans First (Ray) 9.2: I. Arden Ed (Newman) 7-2. SECOND - C-I Pace, I MIle, Pvrse SIN: I. Mud Pop (Provost) -_ I - Echen,z (7) 7.10. 6.40; 3. Raf,I. Mandlola (1) 4.20; 0 (2.7) $4.60; P (SO with 27) 10 .20,11.40; meet _____ - TWEFTH 310, 0 (23) 123.60; P (3.2) FOURTH - 1. Paco (4) 536.10. "EmLLE- I'll .. . . - "We had a hot streak and the ball just wouldn't go for them" said Phoenix Coach J0 McLeod. %'e couldn't let them run. They beat us when they do S,00. 7.60.3,80; 2. Solana-Davalos (2) 4 60, 3.00; 3. Mario Goodwin (1) Sh ines At Meet at . in the second half against PhoeilL?, aggressive defense. 6)16120P(16)$;ilSoBi 7). 1 6) 11111.10, THIRD - I. Ibar-Lorenza • I put ELEVENTH - 1. ZIJbI Wally Ce) 10.10, 1,10. 3.20; 2. ApratiGoodwin (3) 1.10. 2.60; 3. Rafael-Molina (3): 0 (S I) 131.70; P (IS) $14.90. at Chicago. pod., 3.00.2.40; 3. Spunky EtIa (1) 3.00; Q (4 7) $11.00; T (7-41) 524,10; T Clncinn:t12.Plew York 0 ___________________________ . ola (3)7.20.5.10;3.BobMolina(5)1.60; Q(34)$40$o;P(4.3)$17o1QDD(6 Diego San rain __11111111 - -_ The style of music perfected Festival is being presented by famous Grand Ole C)pry In Nashville, Tenn. are one of the by Lester Flatt and his f ormer The Sanford Police Benevolent NEW YORK (AP) Amer. posable Income. pendlture as a percentage of top name bluegrass groups partner Earl Scruggs has come Association as part of Its Ica s grocery bill Is expected to If the forecast ol a 10 per cent disposable income would de- scheduled to appear at the to be known as "bluegrass" Bicentennial salute. jump as much as 8 per cent to Increase in dIspo.able income dine in 1976 for the first time in second annual Super Blue music and has achieved tin- Appropriately, the theme of the nearly $200 billion in 1976, up proves correct, food cx- two years, the report said. Grass Festival to be held May mense popularity with a festival Is 'Red, White and Blue from last year a $184.6 billion, a generation 28 and 29 at Sanford-Central younger • of Crass.' food Industry publication says. VVestside Sets Membership Drive Florida Atrpcct. Concerts by Americana, most notably Advance tlèkets may be D Industry Surveys, published Grass" rollege students. The "Foggy purchased at Maryland Fried ' and his A-'r:l - achieved on the Warriors' home CoUrt In Oakland, gave the suprising Suns a 4-3 victory In 4',. is is .45.5 Joyous Move (4) 1.00. 2.60; 3. am 11 71 .344 9 Bengazi (1)2.10; 0(1.5) $65.10; 1(3. 333 9, 41)527620 t',ston San Fran Atlanta doft'idalk . ; SEVENTH - 1. Dandy Thing (Bridges) (1) 11.40, 4.50. - Police Benevolent Association Monday, May 17,1976--16 Groce y B'!! Th . Pills 14 18 IJ ', - - victory, ' Louis - '%. ' St. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I., r chapter in their Cinderella ry Sunday by knocking defendi ng National Basketball ($6) $41.40; P (65) wo.so. au y (4) 3S0ipd; - leto M . the best-of-seven series and t berth in the NBA finals. Boston, meanwhile, a Milwaukee (Travm 22 at crim p In Cleveland's hope of rThnore(Pa4), SXVENTH - 1. Rafael-Wally dupli cating New York success (May 2.1) 11.00, 7.20,3.10; 2. S.olana.Arrleta (3.63) 1267.20 T 2:11:1. Cleveland (Eckerstey, 2.2), (n) FOURTH - I. Amy Girl Mercury 610.3.10; 3. ZubiPaco (3) 3.60; Q (5. story by beating the Cavaliers Boston at Detroit Rau) 1UO.S.60,120;2. 994totke a 3d in the (Coleman tnY1 EHTH1iorgeRodotfo other NBA scm series. Texas (Singer 30) at Kansas 4.000 i s 6) 5-0.10 1 CS 6-2) $ioo.o T 9.50. 11.40. S20 2. MutIIIaEIorrI (7) Th City (Leonard 21), (n) e Cavaliers, making their 5.60.4.60; 3. ZubiMandiota (1) 3.60; 2:13:7 California (Tanana 3-3) at FIFTH - 1. Haiti Nut (Mks 0 I? 1) $49.60; P (57) $705.30; Big o first playoff appearance ever, Chicago (Jefferson 00), (n) with 7$) $1645.20. Petersen) (2) 21.104 15.40, 2. must win Tuesday night to stay Oakland (Nor-i-Is 0-1) at Mm. Prevaricator (6)7.20 NINTH - I. Jorge (I) 1.10, 7.10, ,370; 3. Single nes a (Decker 2-3), (n) Mi ye. 4.20;2.Gastl 11(4) 5.60,4.O0;3. DiIier(I)340'Q(26)$. 00 T(26 Rafael (2) 3.10; Q (4$) $29.10; iNATIONAL LEAGUE u $243.10 T "Maybe the Phoenix Suns are Last SIXTH - I Great ViIU (Dein 1) $36 10 thIs year's Varrlors," said a 2. 71 E4 deJected Al Attles, coach of the PPIa 19 $ 701 MCIndy (1)360 360 Governor New York 20 14 Del Let ($)5.40,Q(4$)$2270T(54. 5.60; 3. LirIarle-Pacina (7)12.00; Cl dethroned Warriors, whose 511 3 ia' ses ,~,l By per cent mom, prices rising 3to members should contact Mrs. residents of the Gold-sbaro and Jessee-Virginia Boys; Blue POPULu "Beverly Hillbillies" 1.39:7. 310; 2. Beatrice Way (3) 3.60 3. Hobbys Changer (2) 3.60; t13.20T (II-S-2) 110t60; DO (21) F State Warriom wrote another 20.80, W-60. 5.20; 2. Nestor-Pecina Milwaukee 11, Boston Baltimore 7. New York 0 Chicago . Kansas city 3 I fird, vul The Suno, a collection rookies and trade acquisitions who were given little chance In their semlfl.,aj playoff against the powerful Golden (7) 460. 2.10; 3. Solana-Olaga FIRST - 1 Bright Mm (Bill 2.10; 0 (67) 1111.60; P (6 7) 1107.10. vaniervort 2 mao. edo. 510; . 3O1UT Saturday's Revlt Boston 9. Milwaukee A New York 7. Baltimore 3 Suns KO O akla nd I ,:,'-..- glass rn.io. Galavant is. Clark) 101;5. jet. Tesas Kin City Miresota I By The Associated The Phoenix Suns are Just one step away from donning the MATINEE RESULTS fflflOIW Cl,vIand Boston Dazzling . NINTH - C-2 Pace, I Mile. pbrs* East W L York ....~ . ......... .. ... ........ ... AMERICA N MEN 11, 1976 SCOREBOARD I'l 1.~ Baseball New Monday,May - -- v - 1k 4 ' 1 I i :T ' . , • , .. 1 • I - . �I. 1 2B—EvIg HraId, Sanford, Fl. Monday. May 17, 1q76 - ________________________ Legal Notice TELEIIISI(jtJ LISTII'4(1S AND HI11LI3I-IT$ Monday 24 TOOAVLE. lURE Evening 700QU8 600 2 4 6" ' 6* FAMiLVAMfl 7' U OM FAVO 2 EGRE(TU.$.,Tb),. RASLs5 11:50 4 PA HAR MEA 11:55 C ALAN<1, ii 2' 4 6 W 24 MA 630 C - 12 LIGNINThEN '9 S( 4i (tAxi.. Wed., Fsl.) VILLA 9 NS i RJN N TiN 700 '2 HOPELS the ng" beda Yt s abo a sJfing SlUderd the le 1920s and '0 Oedbrd,. 1965 (R LiNG: FAM- 24 RO8E TO ThE 4' BRA BUNCH 9)1978 E BOE LV DOCTOR 24 RCOM 24 25 STAR 70 (21 WILD KINGDOM: People Th. Forgot" 100 2 '12' TOMOPROW 120 9 DALYRD Tugs day Morning khi CIThi'Ut. 600 4 (tAn,, Wed.. Fri.) SUMMERSEMESTER:"The Trar,bon Aftemetive for the 21st Century." (Tues.) CRACKER8ARREL. (Thr) tIes with a tuzeth diem r wtOWlvlsherbcfocz,ratehjs wims he ) 'i) ON fl'E ROCKS: Special WHY? OflO ho" VSrSOn of the show 6:10 season. u us& PEOPLE AND poe. TiCS .15 6 SUMMER SEMESTER 8:25 2' (Men,) WITH THIS RING (tues., Thurs JEANNIE (Wed) PROFn.ES IN EDUCAnON (Ffl.) DAN GRIFF 35 MOViE: Ellzabeth, The 8:30 4' 6D PHYWS: Phl,io dees to mse the pla lessons she off In thddhood. (R) ____________________ 9 DLY 6 2 (Fn. o) DAN QRIFFIN 74 SPECIAL OF TiE WEEx SHOW "American Ballet Theatre-A Close t., in Time" Speciai ____________________ 4'- PASTOR'S STUDY i" SUNRISE SEMESTER pays PetoA ,j andrrt&stjngstjCle,,ca feaes iet theatre soioestsperfom'ingthe IPete"aroipse"baots Including "Rodeo." "Swan Lake." "The River," and ___________________ ____________________ __________________ ___________________________ ____________________ _____________________ _______________ ____________________ 9 S1*4RISE JUBILEE 645 6 SuNSHINE 6.55 2 DEVOTIoNAL 7-00 2' 17 TOOAY ( "EtUdes." 4 7 12' NBCNEWSIPOATE ' _____ ____________________ ______ (Ch 4 800 4 '6 KANGAROO 9 SJON ACADE AWARDS- John Denver and __________ _____ ________ _____ 6' CBS 7-30. lOcal news). M POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 SESAME STREET 9' GOOD MORNING ICA 900 "4" 1) ALl. IN THE FAMILy: GloiIe spe the efl lAke's taoflng b bans to take t more and more litTle (A) ___________ ____________ n at 725 and 825) 857 ______________ ________________ ________________ L RE host. Guests: RoddFxys. Jnoon, Ba Berdo p C A P TA I N 900 a 2 PHIL DONAHUE SH(Y,ftI : MiKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 MOViE (Men.) "Aeff at Fort Larime:' .bwi Dehne,, Gregg Palmer. 1957. (Ties.) hostess. I, s Angel- ______ _______________ ________ Naugatuck's behavior is MAt.E: _____ "30 Secerds O'r IO&yo." Spencer Ti-soy, Van fotieon. Pail one. (Saw) 14. (W'd.) __ ______ ___________________ SHOW: ioue pl'cgam 10:00 Mo. from Tues. (ThL,3) Keeper of the 2. '12' JOEFOAREs'p Jj: retarded scf'ooi Jarstor SPencerTraCyK.441Jw1flHflp. butt 1942. (Fri.) "The I'lervey GvIef' GWd. khn I*XSaJI 1946. 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBOmI000 of _______________ a .vuig ceege aqiie, aids ______________________ a va wnwf InVS-I9-th (A) '4) LEDtCAL CE TEn to oor a was'ed "giit'taj freedom against a c*sld's ide. , _________________________ (A) 4 ______ _________ 930 4 ANA 700 Ct,U5 24 SCHOOL PROGRAM' MtNG i 1000 12. CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 6 PRICE IS RtG(I' a m 4 - .... 4 , 6 (T!i ovy) ANE CBS 2 s 700 CLUB ___________________ ___________ oo 'ø' G.AJI_n' NRMENOY 9 LET'S MAKE A DEAZ. ___________________ II _________ 2' 4 - 6 R5Q: Thin, Son bOi. MAY PRY ._ p ANIER RW P ALL i.0 FAMILY 1E p GENER.* (a) A ' d) IMN ''• O) .. I Meegen ng. hen me and scof leI A vi c Ii o r ni e NEW YORK (AP) — In future, the folks anchoring tI'e networks' evening news shows will do more on the air readbrlefnewsjtemaorleadjns to stories covered by others, predicts Richard C. Wald, head of NBC News. He says the anchor also will bean "interloctor," which the leo C Ii a vi g l oiA a eIor e Ro les takes part in a diaglogue or fect "tell the viewer, 'See that news program. Ineed it for an fellow over there? He knaws how-long news program," 1at he'll be doing, Wald everhing, Not only does he The idea o expanding the adds, is tang time to discuss know everyihing, but he's going networks' half-hour evening points of complex stories with to tell it to you.' newscasts !,as been iscusseci the specialists who covered "That is the trad.ltionsl an- at CBS, NPC and ABC for saythem, to clarify, to elaborate, to chor person and the format Is df •TRI pars ask the specialists questions the great value. But it doesn't give viewer might ask, enough explanation, As the But it gained new emphasIs With anchormen today, he world gets more complicated, recently when there were redictionary defines as "one who says,networknewsshowsthef. you need a real expert to tell ports that aBC, the last netyou what the heck Is going on." Woik logo fron; 15 to 30 mInutes For that reason, he says, NBC of news each week night, was .*Ea Ser.g iu CONO MON FRI -' IMIL' PLOT" %Vhere to go for all the information you need an how," _________________ Legal Notice _______________ ____________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice ishereby gIven that I am engaged In business at 1702 Can. terbury dr., Cassetberry, Seminole County, Florida under the fictiti,s name of DIMENSIONS 4000, and that I inf to register said name 545 . - toes They were L'haperoned constantly on the road, wore ideri. TllAyl4 GOODaYE, NORMA JEAN R - rLu5 RUTH TUECH _________________ SOULS 834.9212 AltamonteSpr:,gs. ________ Longvood £h.)FLCAMARK.y IVEltVSUtdDAi'SAM 1PM East I CALL - ' __________ e ' I with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Lieu diamond rings to dl,Courage men, always dre.ised alike on street or stage, *nre the same wigs, spent lonely and boring hours together in hotel B within eai.'n, thert was a warning for individual fame. One of Seminofe County, Florida in ac corde-ice wIth the provIsions f Ihe FictItI Name Statute,, To-Wit: Section 165 09 Florida Statutes isz. 5: E. David Stempier Publish: MAy 'I y, 2.1, :773 DEZ11 ________________________ - FICTITIOI)s NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In busine at 17)1 Hwy 11. 52, Fern Pail',, Seminole County, Florida under Ihe flctifl name of RA$ AUTO SALES, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk 4 ma Clrcgtt Court, Seminole County, Florida In lCCQnJat,r with the provisions of the Flciit Hans. Statutes, To'Wfl: Section $e'3. Florida Stafvt 1957. 5: 5Sefc'in PO.4k011 them, Diana Ross, tat- __________ _______ rp F,s. A Sat Sites, ' ___________ I9,i1, _____ icI,?f 51 0, Gelton.o T.u.&Tvsl. Nl$r PIUs 'AatGEliNI MAN" -_ PubliSh: Pit.at 10, 17, 21, II 1974 L - --, i Seminole County, Flriga Publish: May 17, 1976 DEZ.90 -----.-------....._-. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are Ingaged In baln.s at Ran,J Yard Road, Sanford, Seminole County FIOrld under the fictitIous name PAMER EQUIPMENT RENTAL COMPANY, and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the C1 rt,tt COI41, Sem, noto County, Florida In accordance wiIfl the provisione of the Fictitious Name Siatute,, To.Wit- Sectw'n Florida Statutes '7. 5: Pagi A. Prendergt F'ank M Kemp PULI1sh: May Il. 54. ti i., yi• DEZ93 -. '' "' -., A . ' 2 Bedroom, unfurn., $ wIt, adults. week with children. _________________________- 18—Help Wanted ________ --- ----. - I AtonecaiicouIdstartyouona new and profitable career. Call 'S562. ..•_' ______ Nurses; RN'S; LPN's; Aides; CompanIon; Needed immediately. . ________________ '10CR IITTIL FEE .1GtNC ___________________ _____________________________ , MAINTENANCE - Heavy air conditioning service required. Must have own tools. Your 2 Bedroom furnished mobile home choice- either apartment inBy week or month. 372-5659. cluded or live at home Good Trailer in camp ground, 12'x21', I salary, BR, air cond., utIlities, 1155 mo. MAIDS- Like houiwork? This can Kmpec's Kove. 327 6077 be FURNITURE SALES- Will lrain __________________________ someone with sales personality, ts Home attractive. Flair for color and ___________________ __________________ knowledge of furniture all Ihat is required. Several small lots for trailers up to 36'. Adults, No pets. 25.45 Park Dr. ' , _____________________ AVON -. - toiletries. Excellent Want to rent building suitable for all type repair work, prefer about eerng opportunity. Ca 11644 3079 23'x3o' or larger, near Sanford. COMPLETEMOTELSTAFF with ill utilities and reasonable "New - Plush" rent 373 6012 or 372 5724 Opining June Ist-Hlrinq Now evenings Assistanl Manager, Head Ac. __________________________ countant, ExecutIve Secretary, Real Estate Chief Maintenance Engineer, ExecutIve Housekeeper, Food and Beverage Manager. AAA EMPLOYMENT 41-Houses 201 Commercial 323 5)76 __________________________ ____________________________ , , -- - Man and wife or eaperienced people '. commensurate with duties. Send resume to Box 607. C 0 The Evening Herald. P 0. Box Sanford, Fla,32771 ___________________ Lady to live in and help with 2 semI Invalids. Some nursing cx peri,nce Phone 322 1001. or newly wed. W000MER E PARK-) bedroom, 2 bath home in exceionaI con Living room, dining room. and kilchen all paneled with wainscoating Frenced yard 119.900 Housekeeper, two days a week, own transportatIon Lake Mary. 3fl 2STORYOLDERHOME-Inorieof 5,453 .antord's liner area. Has over 3900 square ft. living space. Large Pleasant SwItcnrd Operator patio with Bar B Que, game room. personality and typinc required music room and much more _______________________ 1, • GENERAL CONTRACTOR RFA( FSTATF INC REALTORS 2365 Park Completely renoysted 3 I. I BR APARTMENT BLDG: 2 story, I homes, lii baths, with central heat, from $11,000. As low as 5100 down, newly renovated apartments, wall air unitS, partially furn 566,000 Looking tori Homecall 322 0719 Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 322 3743 7524 Park Dr. MLS Realtors t.Larry Su?on1 BALL REALTY URIVE BY-CALL TOSEE 132 Mayfair Circle - I BR, 2 bath. Rig. Real Estate Broker 517W. 1st, Sanford 322.5641 reduced to $19,300 1521 Palmway lot. $13,300 - After Hours: 3229254:322-3991 322.2118 REALTOR INC. walk to swimming. $11,500. WE TAKE TRADES 225 Seminole, Lake Mary Spacious I BR, 3 baths, asking OVIEDO - SCREENED POOL-S Bedroom, older 7 story home on $36,000. Make offer. spacious wooded half acre tot, 1-1 2.300. 24 Hrs. Forrest Greene, Inc. 20175. FRENCH (HWY. 1792! 3736353 1306533 REALTORS Oviedo- 3 bedroom, 2 bath nearly new home, Low down and assume mortgage 01 132.500. 365-6536. - - - Oppo,'tunity for advancement. Apply in person, Cobia Boat Co, 100 Silver Lake Road Sitter, my home, for 2 children Musl have own transportation portuni?ies 24—Business _____________________________________________________ I For Lease' Service Station BAYS ONLY at 2 tlighvolumn gas locations Call 3220015. Rentals _______________ I - ______--_____ ____ ____ fl—Rooms _______________________- COUNTRY HOME- Near new 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on ap proximaleiy 2'. acres lust minutes from Sanford. Range, dsposal Ideal tot the large family and br the horse lover, $67,500 MLS-EALTOS Yi rcrin ________________ FHA VA WINTER SPRINGS _______________________ Sleeping room bar Ct15I'an gin Furn, or Unfurn. Priv.tc enkitchen trance, laundry & privileges, utIlities md. Phone & color TV available. 373 1679. ________________ - 3 UNDER $25,000 It ynu are looking for a home with sp'ce and charm that you can aff'. take a look at our 3 bargains Ihis weekend! All 3 bedrooms - Won't last! ____________ IJnf urn he Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home i' finest area. 2 large lots with sprinkler system. Many extras. Priced to sell. $39,950. Ciii Caroline Holticlaw, Assoc. For The Price This one sure has a ,ot to otter. 3 Bedroom, I', bath, garage, equipped kitchen, paneling and carpet. 126.600 Pay equity and assume mortgage. Good monthly payments CaliBart ________________ $31 $222 Large 3 bedroom, dining room. 2 porches $150 month Phone 323- _______________________ _____________ Realtor M. UNSWORTH REALTY 3 BR, 2 baths, central heat & air, 503W. 1st St. 323 6061 or 323 05)7 eves. JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 303.322.1591 Days and After Hours EL CAPITAN, ) BR. li,3 baths, low down, low monthly payment. Walk In ',thml 974,9) COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, nice 2 BR, central heat air, fenced yard. screened porch, 119.500. ____________________ _______ ____ ________ -. , Sanford- 3 Bedroom furnished apartment, kitchen equipped, air, water furnished. sisu month. 299 3439 ' , t BAMBOO COVE APTS One A 3 Bedroom apartments, furnished or nfurnshed Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 C. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323 1310 ____________________________ 2 Bedroom- Adults - WEplvA LANDING On TneRi.er $31 9413 for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. 'op corisldcraton given for prime location. Call 305. 122 1220 collect. Wanted, Residential site SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec. tangutar pools left over from 1975 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 303. 135-93.51 collect. CB's P40 MONEY DOWN Cobra. Midland. Johnson, SBE. PierceSimpton, Beta. Browning, Hy gain Handlc. Regency, T. Berry and Pace. Complete ac ce%%Gnie%. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE. 1319 Edgewatec Drive (corner Fairbanks) Orlando 2951771 Beautiful ranch type home. 3.61 acres, stable. Osteen area. 6171617 or 323 6114. r; E A I R i) 3 BR. 7 8. country home, 135,000 Mobile Home. C. H & A, l' acre lot, river privileges, $15,000. When: Tuesday, May 18 Where: Sanford AuctIon 1200S. French Ave. COMPLETE LINE OF MODERN AND BLACK POWDER GUNS AND ACCESSORIES. Phone 323.7340 ********* S Acres, RR siding, $10,000. S Acres, South Sanford Ave., 13.000 per acre, Store & Office Bldgs for Rent, 1.000 Soft HAL COLBERT POOL NO DEPOSIT NO I EASE REQUIRED Highway 17.92, Sanford croSs From Ranch House 32346b0o' 831-9777 - - ____________ Town. 1216. HERB'S TV Skis. Little monster and El Diablo. VA opportunIty. Call today TAFFER REALTY balh, refrlg,, CitruS. $272.30 mo. 131 1213. Rag Real Estate Broker 1100 C. 75th St. 322 6653 I ens children'S Good furniture from the '20s arid coilectables. Hl.Way 46 AntIques. 1', miles east of I Ion Rt. 16. 3fl. Air Boat, 12 ft., Gore hull, 123 6972. Lyconing air engine, excellent - play suits. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 7640 Hiawatha Ph. 372-1301 FROM land] Bedrooms lerltiBaths WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 315 E First St. 3275337 Three 16 CV. ft. Sale $420 Reg. $519 Ocse2i cu.ft. SaIs$445 Reg.1369 One2l cv. ft. Salo$430 Reg.5749 125 Reg.51159 QEALJO7S' 's" i - - ' --' .--- Sale$S50 Sale $750 SaIo$940 Sanford Electric Company :JkiiiIhc onida Ave Truckload of furniture lust in from New Jersey. Lots of walnut, mahogany and oak. Also modern sofas, ainettes, TVS arid ap. ROBSON MARINE pliances. Some antiques. BankAmericard and Master 2925 Hwy 1792 rh..,.• ,_, 0, ---.• Sanford Auction 60—Office Supplies Wood or steel desks, executive desk I chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, illing cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. '70 VW Squareback, automatic, air. 2 new tires, 45,336 actual mites. $915. Phone 327.1434 bROWSE AND SAVE. . . It's easy a4 fun ... The Want Ad Way. 1973 Cadillac Sedan OeVI,Ie, like new, many extras Including sun root, tow mIleage. 322.3433. or 531-1405. Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and trucks. For Information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1311. 76—Auto Parts NO LL 'S Cassetberry. 17.92, 5'40..1704 Reconditioned Batteries, 512.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY, SHOP, 1109 Saniord Ave. 62—ta wn-Ga rden 77— Autos Wantd Cactus Queen Nursery P4W, Corner of Weltiva Park Drive and Hwy 16 Joe B. McCawley Sr., Sole Owner HOME OF THE MOP'ISTERO 373.4315 1961 T-Bird, all power, air, like new. $995. CHICO & THE MAN, 323-1570 1200 French Ave. 323-7340 Used office furniture BUY JUNK CARS- $15 to $35 for complete car. Call 372.1624 after I I DEL ISHYOSA Rams & Unusuil Piant & Shrubbery Liwn Mower Sales & Service We Sell the Bes? I Service the Rest Western AutO. 301W. First SI 372 1403 MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks 1973 Honda Sedan CVCC. 13,000 mites, air, radio, steel radial tire,, Showroom new. $2,950. 349-5431. 1970 Maverick. 6 cyl, $9,000 mflis, runs excellent, new irflpCtion, $995. CHICO & THE MAN 323*570 or 534.1405. 1975 Fiat, factory air, FM stereo. 6.000 miles. Weekdays attir 3.321. 0357. 1971 Fiat 121 TC Special I door -- Any year thru 1976 models. 1 days week. Call collect, 568 2131. - 78-4Potorcycles . 64—Equipment 1975 Triumph Trident motorcycle, Call today. Hacienda Motors, 373. 9395. for Rent Steam Clean your own Carpet 'R',rit our Rirrsenvac CARROLL S FURNITURE 3733101 sedan, AM.FM. automatic with air. $2600. Phone 322.1932. 1971 Corvette 4-speed 454, new paint. 1331$ or best offer. 1971 VW Campmobile, loaded with extras. Make offer. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 323.1050 1974 Datsun 21OZ, 2+2, blue metallic, air, stereo. low miles. Show room condition. 1977 650 YAMAHA $800 $5795 Ph 323-O0llafter 1pm, 65—Pets-Supplies 1975 RD 230 Yamaha Excellent Running Cond. 1500.3220959 FREE oSaeI Hound to g000 name. 1' years old, mate, good With children Hat AKC papers, 365. 5112. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 321Ja000 373-1710 1970 Datsun 24.OZ, British racing green, AM radio, clean. e,.tr 2895 BILL BAKER Dirt bike, 1972 Suzuki TM 400 Aching $350. Phone 3231704 after pm DOBERMAN PINSCHEPS AKC Puppies & Stud Service Call Mr AndirtOn, 365.5710 IIOL KS WAGE N PH. 322-1835 - BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU , - Aluminum Siding. I can cover your home wh alum Siding & soft'? system Also Roofing. Gutters 70 yrs Exp Eagle Siding C 531 9543 Home Improvements Pest Control ____________________ Home Repairs. Door I. Winw replacement, Screen repairs- Call after 6 p.m., 323.5204 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2542 Park Drive 3225565 i..'.' z.3t't 'l,, GETIHOSE LUXURY iTEMS FOR CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. Insulation FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' ______________________ BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Free Estimates-il Houfl Appliance Repair THERMO-TEK,t31Q?21 Malor household appliance repair. all Ysk::P neser " "I" ____________________________ - Land Cle a rang MobfleHorn Washing Fighting Prces. Free estimates. 4611561. C&A BackHoe Service B eau tYC are LJnd flear ng t dirt clay rock Exter Cleaning SpecialIst Hi Pressure spray Wash Houses lkN stored and moved. 3329142. TONER'S BEAUTY SALON 'tormerly Har,ett s Bea;.v."lock) - Concrete Pavement DRAGLINE SERVICE Lakes dug. 1st 50'xlOO, 12 deep, $350 Custom work, 122 hr. 165- Parking Lot Maintenance- Sea ing and Strip.ng Durable Scalers. Lemon St. Santord, 3234W 'a ________________________ i a L01IU$CSpIItg a I nome mprOVemefl.S Lawn Care - ___s Open Mon. thrv Fri. 8a.m. to S p.m. Closed Sat. Ph. 322-1542 2322 Park .... j,';' ' oofing ESTERSON L.AP4D C.EARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch *ork Fill d,rl. top o,I. 372 5443 519E First. 3735 42 guara' BR000EN ROOFING 323 4100 ' J ohn fly Walker "—° tnag,r.vadaol:tcr • 5, Patch and Repair, Re.Roofing Carpenter repair. Fast Service, All work guaranteed Licensed, Bonded II yrs experience Bricker Rooting, 373 777(1 n yOur remodeling and addilons requ'remenls at i5 available in hit general con workmani%h'p ____________________________ LiEs Custom Tailoring Men's and Lid:es' clothng. Wedeing gowns, 322 1459. EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowirg, EdQflg. Trimming FreeEStifl'ateS Ptlone3lll7fl 322-6457 - - Well Drilling ________________ Pest Control cl;4;at& otng For free estimates, call Cart Han. 'S Cl SCARS n Sanford 322 1771 _______________________ - " Treat Extermiriat.ng Co-Complete Pest Control and Termitung Free Inspection A'i Pest Control. 10 oct. D,scount 373 2954. Carpcntry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work Icensed. Bonded Fri. estimate 323 *031 ITo ___________ - 3276191 WELLS OR'LLED. PUMPS S?RINKLER SYSTEMS All typesand sizes We repar and service STINE MACHINE i, SUPPLY CO. 201W 2nd St 322 6432 List Your Buslness...DicJ 322-2611 or 8319993] ;)'.:':.c.',tt .' ,- .r. i' ' i , '.':".-.............. ,'-/' '.1 .'ji'1wà II'. 'i' t ' Sewing 'dow otters you the same Qual'ty '' Expert dg trnming,weqoing One 24 cv. It., Prfetsnilty Managed Located West of Hwy. 11.72 Reg.$799 With Dispenser 322-2090 Modern FaC,I,1.es AllO.E.Kitclwns Mon., May 11, 7 P.M. 12' Aluminum Jon boat, 7 hp. Sea King motor. $250. 323.2131. radials, S year battery. Air cond., 4-speed stick. Blue, willie vinyl top, deluxe trim. One owner. DaIley, The Forrest. Lake Mary One 22 Cv. I t., White One 24 Cu. ft., Whits Sale $750 Rag. $909 1505W. 25th St. SANFORD ALL ADULTS-EASY LIVING OUITANOSERENE i65 Ford Falcon. Must see to ap. predate. Small S cylinder. A real cream puff. Call for information, 1963 Mustang VI. automatic new paint, mag whiets. Rune and looks good. $500. Call 441.4742. Public Auction Pro-24, twin 63 MercurIes, off shore fishing. Loaded. $1,200. Smyrna Marina. (901) 127.5267. Want to lose weight? Can't stay onadiet' Call 327 0074 Reg. $909 lnfunnishedAu ARTMENTI MONTH 1973 Matador, I dr., factory aIr, radio. PS. 52,000 miles, excellent condition. See at 252$ Palmetto Ave. or call 332.3203. 191OVW, excellent condition. CHICO & THE MAN, 323.5370 or $341605. 72—Auction - 1971 Cobia Houseboat, 22', Ieeps 1, 120 hp. Inboard outboard, Ex cellent cond.. 13.500. Daytona Beach, 9042532195 after 6. clothing. Bo,s' ntw Harvest Tone BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 134 17l Nova 2 door. ctew upholstery. Super clean. Willing to sell below wholesale. $595. Hacienda Motors, 323.93,5. I oyota '73 Car liii, 1600 CC, new steel 55—Boats & Accessories casual Suits, shirts, short 3. long pants, girls' aresses & short 8. long One 14 csl. ft., 2 FROM 71-AMes 323 173.4 Ref rigerutors STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES urnished or for Sale JUST A PHOP1E CALL AWAY One 16 cv. ft. MINI FARM- Over 2 acres, fenced, with 2 bedroom home and out buildings. Only 521.500 This is a Longwood Groves- $1500 down, 80—Autos 323.9395 HacIenda Motors. 1200 French Ave. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available. Bud Caball. 3221052 anytine. Sale $420 I OR. 2 bath, air conditIon. 412 Tangelo Drive. 322 131$ or 451. By Owner. Jack Mink, BAIRD.RAY OAT. SUN, Fern Park, 131.1311. White, With Top Freezers 323. 7132 Eves. 372 0412 or 122.1517 - -" - SWAPSHOP.FLEAMARKET Anyoni can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to $ at the Movieland Drive.In Theatre, South 17.92. Phone 322. RECONDITIONED TV'S COLOR 8.61W Lowest Prices 1 Largest Selection in GE Refrigerators REAuTY iNC. LAKESIDE CLUB ROOM 7G—Swap& Trade LOOK! I I anytime, 3322731 I Luxury Patio Apartments Large l&2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished Saf3fl3710_ Sell us your car or truck even If you owe money xi it. See Bill Ray or Pti. 373.4495 h Large] beoom, 2 h.ith den, fruit trees, 11995 down. $221 month. Phone No Qualifying rji. APARTMENTS 53—TV• Radio-Stereo Air Conditioner, 10,000 BTU, used le'ssthana month. $125. Phone 373. PLANTS - Good Prices, Good Advice. Plants & Answers, 210 E. 1st SI.. 323.7177. Watfrtront Lots, $1,500. MULTIPLELISTINGREALTOR 3731991 1919S.French Eve 372 1196.372 116.4. 372-190.4 PINEY WOODS BARN- We Buy Furniture & MIscellaneous Sell for 30 pct. commission. Free Pickups. Auction, Saturdays 7 pm. 1974 Toyota pick up, long bed. air 373-5044 after 1 p.m. 301050 & 60 pcf discount on all Owner Leaving, Must Sell Call Central Fla's Sales & Exchange Leader NOLL'S Quantity. Any Casseiberry, Hwy. 11.92. $301204. service, used machine,. MOONEY APPLIANCES323.0697 Viburnum 2'-2'.', in cans, well bunched, $1. 702 West 20th St. Tent, 10*12 Penneys; Classic 75 lb. crossbow, Cypress Garden water UNIQUE cusom home on beautiful REMEMBER YOUR 2 STORY HOME? Plenty of room!? See Ihil clean I bedroom, 2 bath, garage and Florida room. 2 large tots with lots of trees. Owner has reduCei price 52.000 Wanted to buy used office furniture. KENMORE WASHER, parts, What: Auction Arsenal 322 9770 a '\/iIJ14J Kenmore automatic washer and dryer, like new. 323-0122. Bill's Produce, Hwy. 16, 1 mIle west I-C. -Sale DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V. Harctwick. Broker Deltuna 668 6611 Summerlin Ave. For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. ___52—Appliances 2", Ton Truck Bi,d, 56ff. high, tee structure and heavy oak frame, stake bed. Well built, used once. Phone 322.1401. See at 1S0 CASH 3fl.4132 I BR, 7 baths, family room. central landscaped 1.6 acres. Motr,er in law quarters attached. Owner will hold mortgage at reduced rate. - DAVE 5' 323.9370 KULP DECORATORS 10GW. is? St. 322.2335 We Buy Furniture YOU ALL COMC JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC heat & air, new roof. By Owner. $7.S00 322 6915 )73 Toyota, air, AM, Camper top, Must sell. 611.3.163 after 4 PM We Buy Furniture Grand Opening size Mutt sacrifice, $300 Phone G° rd - i Ingersoll impact air wrench; Small electric drIll, '4"; High wheel MTD mower, 327.7901 days. Side.By-Side ------- 31-pamnts Frn shed _______________________ for Sale So—Msceilaneous Mir coat and matching hat, small Clean 3 bedroom, 1'.', bath, avocado Stove & refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat & air. Payton's"22.1301 — CRANKCOPI'ST., REALTY REALTORS.I30 6061 68—Wanted to Buy SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 E. 1st St., Downtown 127 Q411 condition. $1,495. 332.9555 after 6. Req Re.,i Est,ite Broker 107W. Commercial Phone 372 7UI, Sanford Others Available from $17,100 ________________ The Horton Oruaniza•ion. Realtor, eves 372 3317 Merchandise 1i25 W. Garnett White DeBary- Lovely large I BR, air, adults, near stores, bank, chur this. Ml 4$ or 323 $051, 00 Will trade Orlando home or Sanford busIness. 1.775-1637 after 6 p.m. owner. 323.6559 4742. 2 BR,, qultt, clean, no P5 m PIUS 4 Bedroom home in Sanford area. Make your dudget go furttwr, Shop the Classified Ads every day, (We Wholesale To Dealers) garage, screened back porch. By Reg Real Estate Broker 373.1223 balance of $91. or 10 paymenls of Sb. See at Wanted 47—Real Estate lift, air. Phone 3237340. like n!w. Must sacrifice. $1295. 322 7491 _______________________ - 2 Lots, 156*114', Farmington area. 25 It. aluminum trailer with bath and built on room, electricity, deep well, fenced garden. 327.5331 or after 5:30. 372.2455. 1967 Ford F.500 11 ft. van, hydraulic PIGS 6 WIts. Healthy $35 sutomatic button-hole. Pay Seminole I Volusia Counties, Acreage Tracts, small & large. TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6210711. STORE HOURS: IOA.M.-5P.M. PEAL ESTATE assume mortgage $36,100. 3 BR. 2 CLIFF jORDAN. REALTOR 43-Lots-Acreage ********* Must Sell batn. Stemper Realty ________________ S4JnIand, 3 BR, fenced, cot. lot, 121.900 The Horton Organization. Realtor, eves. 322-3357. metal awning, shed. Hurricane Awning. Reasonable. 333.4433 after 5:30. Owner Transferred SUPER BARGAIN Mayfair area, .1 BR. 2 BROKER OWNER.322 5992 3 BR, 1½ bath, 60'*12' Star, 32' LAKE MARY-2 Bedrooms, ShaJed corner lot, breezy screened porch, 3 BR, big tountry 323•9410 12' *6.4', 3 BR, 1½ bath, completely Iurfl., eatra access:-'rs. Contact, Gary Rupert eves. 3233604 79—Trucks-Trailei's - 1975 Siflger Zig-Zag Assume payments Singer Zig zag ir, oeaut,*ui w.inui v,,i,j:c .,.::I. 2103 Orlando Drive Sanford, 323-3200 Sears, roII.around fan, large; roofing. Only 110.500. 7237595 IS YR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Multiple Listing Service CALL US ON THIS: Nice 3 BR frame home on large tot. Hardwood floors plus almost new Reg. Real Estate Broker 321 40 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 42-)biIe Homes Stenstrom Realty SI—Household Goods 67—Uvestock- Poultry 322•6451 3 BEDROOM LOVELY- Like new, with wall to well carpet, air, A central heat. Only $27,300. You'll WITT REALTY - 4,).,y', ihei,i NightS 372 7)57 ______________________ . -- K I sh R ea I Estate must have experience wIth floor "SE4VICE BEYOND ffer Apply' Mr Chambers, THE CONT RAC 1" Zayrestore, Sanford, from 10 a m to 2 p m No phone catis please. HOSPITAL AREA 2 bedroom, 1 bath home. New paint inside and Otit Housekeeper & Driver for elderly Fenced rear yard. Convenient to couple, 3 days a week. Salary st,opging Perfect for the retiree , the May I?, 21. it, June 7, 1974 -______________________ Spring Into the world of cosmetIcs, NOTICE OF ACTION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you by BARONESE WALKER BYNUM, and irou are required to serve a corjy ° your written defenj.s, if any, to the Petition, on the Petition,1-5 attorney, GEORGE A. SPRINKEL IV, WhO5 address is 1031 Osciola Avenue, Winter Park, FlorIda 377$, cii ua before June 21sf, 1974, the original with the Clerk and Vie oe this Court, either before service on PetItioner's attorney Dputy Clerk George A. Sprint',ei iv 103) O$ceoa Avenue Winter Park, Florida 3i7 Attorney for Pe$ItIo- tiew IBedroom, Air Conditioned Home BRO KER OWNER, 322 5992 DELTONA - Air Conditioned 2 BR, targe separate dining rm • wall IS OUR MOTTO wall carpet. Almost new furniture, Let Us Be Without carport, $150, With carport & tool shed. $160 Also. 1 Good To You! BR home with screened proch. WAITRESSES WAITRESSES 11W No thlidren or pf, 574.)Qj SE CR F TAR Y- Established ________________________ __________________ company iS on the prowl br Super Ibedroomturn. house sharp person. doto Santord TYPIST- K nowledge of con Couple only. 322 2643 struci ion company helpful. Great _____-- A4dress U,iknown Thisnoficeshallbepubllthid each week for tour COfl5EcUtivi Weeks in the Evening Herald. Dated this 14th da of May, (Seal) Arthur H Becl,wfp. 'Jr.. Clerk Of the CIrcuit Court By Lillian T. Jenkins _______________________ "GOOD WILL" JUNIOR, Hund PetItiii ri—+iouses Unfurnished _,_ ____________ - MAYFAiR, 3 BR,2 bath, central hA a. fenced back yard, carpeted, ________________________ _____________ I demanded in JOHNNY WALKER JOHN SAULS AGENCY Huth.iwj To: RUFUS BYNUM, relIef 41—Houses Ca WALKER BYNUM, WifeandRuFUS BYPIUM JUNIOR, l' LOOK AT THIS 4 BEDROOM WHOPPER! For only 527.900. oom enough for everyone. Separate dining room, large family room. 14' master bedroom, 1571 sq. ft. living area. Neat & Clean as a pin. Also large fenced Shaded yard. Easy terms. Monday, ?My_11, i7e-3S Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 41—Houses Harold Hall Realty BAROPIIESE Ir'PGileIy thereafter, oth,rwls1 a default will be entered against you ______________________ 41—Houses BY ANYONE MYSELF AS OFOTHER 31476 THAN Sanford- Furnithed apartment, I bedroom, kitchen equipped. water ABUBAKER fvrnied $100 month. 2995659. like it. — I room furnished ficiency. Prive & Ffld ___________________ entrance. Dotown Sanford. 332 9379 after 6pm. Realtor q FOUND- female brOeni$h& tan BEVOPID DESCRIPTION-I huge 323-5774 Anytime Pekingnj. Vicinity IC & 46. 332. bedrooms, ster,io, fireplace, in. I Bedroom turn apt. $100 monthly. ________________________ door grill, story book kitchen, Multiple Listing Service 322 9$. __________________ $92,500. 'LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY 3RoomA.,Fn. ______________________ CORNER LOT- 2 BR, equipped $90 Mo. kitchen, family rm., owner will Child Care for as low as $2 per wk. If 101W. 9th St. BEAUTIFUL REMODELED consider 2nd mortgage. $21,500. you qualify. 332-5490, A SMALL HOME, 2 Bedroom, I bath, new 2 Room efficiency with rport, air WORLD. carpet throughout, painted Inside condition. Prefer retlroe. Phone WALK TO DOWNTOWN- 2 BR, 1 & out. Nice big fenced lot. $15,500 3334762. balh, oak Ire,',, carpeting, kitchen ood Thn to Eat PAl, $150 mo, ____________________ equipped. $21,000. _______________________ Newly remodeled 3-room a. Large Green Beam & Peas. 56 by. U-Pick, rooms. Well furnished. First floor. LOVELY- 3 BR, 1 bath, paneled Marquette Ave. (off S. Beardall) Reawnable. 715 W. First St. family rm., carpeting, shallow Broker AssocIate Look for sign. Days 322.1174 well. Completely fenced. $21,930. Eves. 323'OCIS -___________________ SAN MO PARK. 1, 2, 3, bedroom trailer epts. Adult & family park. VERY NEAT LIVE HENS" PERSUE- Your hobblesl 3 BR. I"z Weekly. lt)3 Hwy 17-92, Sanford. Owner selling 1 room. 1,110 sq. It.. baths, walk tO golf tours., fenced, over 30, e. Cacklseerry 323.1930. stylish home wIth breakfast ban, BPP 12 mo. warranty. $73,000. Farms way between Niw all new carpeting & paint, new SmyrnaandDeL.ndoff HwyiCOfl 33.lSparkDr ..$7Oup roof, central natural gas heat, YANKEE LAKE-lacres, custom) Samsula Drive. Ph. %4421.3i39. I & 2 BR Mobile homes In retirement huge back yard, close to 3 Schoois, BR, 2 bath, cypress fencing, op ______________________ park Furn or Unrn 521.500. 323-0522. tion to purchase addilional 5 11-Instruct ions - - --- --.-- - acres. $43,500. Priced In The Twenties 31A-Dipiexes ___________________ Call Sanford's Sales Leader Piano & Organ Lessons MAYFAIR: 3 BR, cent, H&A DUPLEXfurnished or un Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando WYNNEW000: 3 BR, very neat 322 - 2420 location Ideal furnished School of Music, is offering private STUCCO: 3 BR, formal dining _________________________ anytime ANYTIME 365 3721 rent Reasonable lessons in Sanfotd. 322 0919. DREAMWOLD: 3 BR, cent. H&A __________________________ - N. Cameron Avenue Sanfont, Florida 37771 You are hereby notified that I witI offer for s-ale and sell at ublIc se. to the highe,s an best bidder CASH, the following described livestock, to wit: One Goat, brown & whltc, Billy it 11:00A.M. on the 11th day of May AD. 1976 at the Semint,le County Ant'nai Confrot , iocedonHIghea 17 97, South of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Where the animal is Impounded, to satisfy a claim in me sum of$l00.csfarfe,$,p,,,, feeding and care and costs hereof, JOtlfl E. Polk. condiIIed, $90 ma. ill E. 5th St.. 322 4215 or 322 5116. -WE SELL SUCCESS______________________ 201 Commercial 373 5176 -38—nted to Rent 0rd1llMIIdiliOusnameQf Ut. A. PRENOERGAST & AS. SOCIATES and that we iqW'i to r,ist:r id name with the Clerk the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with me provisions of the Fictitious Name Statute,, To-Wit: Secti Florida Statutes its,. 5: Paul A. Prendergest Frank M. Kemp PVbIsh May 17, 21. 3), June 7. 1974 DEG-91 in Seminole County, FlorIda, flC particularly dq5crI as foliowi : 1 large goid a 2 tables 1 gOld recilrier 1 hanging lamp 1 coffee table i portable television 1 complete set of drap.rles I dining room table and ac - 3 Room turn, apt. Bedroom Is air I WILL NOT BE RESPONSI BLE FOR ANY DEBTS IP4CURR ED FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that , • following descrlb property Od engaged In busIness at Rand Yard by Jon R. Hudson and Betty Jean Road. Sanford, Seminole County, ge , ab,ut your new corn munity, 4A-Publjc Notices ______________________ as many as 12 specIalists evening newscast in Sep.. i range various fields to help make an all pots end pans tember. FICTITiOUSNAME I drip coffee maker Noticei hereby given that we are increasingly complex world iflcaed In business at Market electric mixer mire understandable during ABC News chief Bill Sheehan , ira Square all dishes Shopping Center, says no decision on such an cxthe network's newscasts, Casselberry, Seminole County under all silverware arid stainless ware the fiCtitioui name of GENIE EDrrOR's NOTE Success er made it big as a singer and The Idea Isn't new, as he panslonhasbeenmadeyet and I double bld-comitote and failure are sometimes no movie actress, Mary 2 dressers PRINT PRODUCTIONS, arid that Wilson, Is readily admits. Some local stait'i still in the talkIng 3 chest of drawers WI intend to register said name with more than a doorway apart. But still with the Supremes, which Lions already ge& are doing what he 1 slid, prolector the Clerk of the Circuit Court, succeg and failure are mh proposes to do. He says the i power mower Seminole County, Florida In ac more distant in the bianan And flo Ballard is dead. I vacuum cordanc, with the provisi Wald, asked when NBC might reason NBC hasn't Joined them of the spirit, and when one person All said Property being stored at SEction Fictitious Name Statute,, TO-WIt: adopt an how-long For Flo Ballard, so rapid was Is simple: It hasn't had the news for- A. J. Losaing Transfer 4 Storage at 54509 Florida Statutes 1957. experience3bojfla decade of her rise to succes as a Su- time for it. mat, said he didn't know. But he 307 Sovth Pine Str, 5: Jean C. Rogers Santord, young life, the spirit often is preme and a star at 24 to her added; "1 can't we Florida. ag1ne Marlee.o Jacobson Additional information Local evening newscasts now would get it on the air without availabl, from the Civil Divtsl U torn by the extremes. This, fall to poverty and th: May], 10, 17, 34, 1q74 death eight r an hour in the larger mar- giving the affiliates something e Seminole County Sheriff's 0 EZ. 17 then, is the story of flo Ballard. sears later, that she Department. could rt keti, but the networks still have close to a year's notice," undersn it. "It's use living a and the undersied as Sheriff of FICTITIOUS NAME make do with 30 minutes f Seminal, County, Florida, will By PETER YOST nightrnare," if told her sister news, actually 25 mInutes otIce is hereby given that I am And while NBC supports his 11:00A.M. on the 5th day oc1ated Pr Writer Pat. of June engagedinbysinessatpoBou without comrci goal of an hour news show, he A.D. 1974. otter for sale and ieii to Fern Park, 32730, 5imIne DOIT(Ap) —They grew County, "How would you feel if one C hlghe,t bidder, for cash, "One hopes there will be a says, there still are obetaclesto Florida under the fictItIous name of U loger in U same bleak day you were a to any milUonaire and one-hour (network) and all existing lelns, at the FIDELITY INSURANCE AGENCY, n- beovercome, mamiy opposition housing project of tired trick, the next day you above specified place of storage In and were broke?" gram in the future," says that I intend to register saio from many Sanford, of NBC's 219 affliWald. FlorId,, the above name with and the Clerk of the Circuit numisng debris. Their to do. She helped support her 10 all of this to come That said sale Is being made ta accordance wIth the provIsio Right of local Un they'd lose each s.tisfy the terms of said Writ of ihe of singing, their harmony cried brothers and sisters. She now, iictilioy Name Statutes, T I don't need the .spenight. Exectjlion. 0 out from church basements on Wit: Section 563.09 Florida Statutes bought herself and her husband cIsts. John E. Polk, 1957. hot summer nights, a hunger a home, and that was a Sheriff ppe if ,a3I suA.knsymbol "I don't need all the addition- I S: Floyd B. Jordan yearning to be heard, Seminole County, Florida y of success. adopts the hour news Publish: May 3. 10, Il, 21, 1976 al information for a Jf4 fat'- Publish: May 17, 74, 3), Jui7. IQ7A mnit WHit 0..,i%rnr.L.,. It.iai they finally made it big, "u.'&W$u £10',., Have W DEZ-59 Diana Ross, Mary Wilson and follow suit? _________________________ ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANte Florence Ballard, three black FOR SEMINOLS COUNTY, "That's probably rreet," girls with a pulsating style that NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE FLORIDA. TO: Buddy LeFits Wald said. "I think we would med to writhe out of their CIVIL ACTION NO. ?4-199.CA.O4.p Rt 7, Box 5 not want competitively to be in Re: Mania59 et Su c c e s s _____________________ - - 5: W. F Baskerviile May 3, 10, 17, 24, 1916 2.13 Company of Casselberry, Plaintiff, VS. Jon R. Hudson and Betty Jean Hudson, Defendant, ich aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the conversation," ARE YOU TROUBLED7 Call TO!! MONTHLY PENTALb AVAILABLE Free. 4442027 for "We Care" Color T',AIrcor,d,,MatdSurv "piofIe." AduIt or Teens á' 2'JAL ITY INN NORTH Publish: May 17, 24, 31, JunO, 1976 required to file with the clerk of the DEZ Circuit Court of Seminole COunty, _______________________ FlorIda. Prebete 0lyisle, thi id dress of which is Courthouse, NOTICE FOR BIDS Sanford FlorIda, a written The Scm note County Board of slatemerd of any claim or demand County Commissioneri will ceive the estate bids it the office of H, Beck. GERTRUDE PETERS, deceas, with, Jr., Clert, upAflhur to 13:00 no Each claim must be wrIting a,io Mcnday, Juno 7, 1976, for furnishIng mt Indicate teIn basis q tne SCHOOL SPECA " ( They were called the Supremes, and the record promolars made the most of them. Eight of their songs sold more than a million copies and grossed nilllons of dollars. Much less trickled down to the ____________ 57-3l67 Sing. Beth Spenr Tm. 13. 1:30 '2 1f DAYS OFOUR US 14) ( AS t.0 M P LU: O bs. synchronous movements, at once sexy and whnnIu1rIfh TNUT*t _____________ _____________ 18. P 31-Apartments Furnished _______________ SPIS!S THRATU HILDARICHMOND (R) P 4:30 OOUO GRIN SHOW FICTI'TIOUSNAMI IN THE CIRCWT COURT PO Notice Is hereby giVen that I SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 0 Ingigid inbu$inels silO? MagnolIa, PROBATE DIVISION Sanford, Seminole Coumy, Florida File NMI 74.1MC wider me fictitious tirni of FLA. Olyislee INSULATED BRICK & STONE laNe: 1staaI MANUFACTORS CO.. and that I GERTRUDE PETERS 'ifendtor,gIster saidnam. with the D.ce.s. Clerkofthecircutco*jrt,S.vninoie NOTICITOCRUDITORS County, Florida inaccord.ncewith TO ALL PERSONS KAVINQ th* prIslons of tM Fiditlous CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Name Statutes, To.Wit: SEction THE ABOVE ISTATIx $4$9 Fi• 5tatft 1937. WIthIntflree fm,h,,it 5: Vincent DelanO publication of this notice - HOLLYWOOD LOVE CF 6 .4on. T,, RLD OF (s) ON YOUR OWP4 (Fri) RE. SHIRLEY MILLETI 8349212 Forest City Altamonte Springt edn.' ADOAMSFAM,LY _________________________ 4ror ' -4 SHIRLEY MILL ETT a3492 l 2 Casse3berr-,-Winter Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs ) MlSRR NEIGHBO000 OF NIGHT . ____________ ________________ 1. Be 4 P ThECDUff i) BREAK i.0 BANK P,j en,Nd T?u*., ees 1:30 p.m (bt) LL1t3E FO CANINES (R) (Tues.) SOtJNflSTAGE (Wed. OURSTORY (R) (Thurs. NOVA( (.) KU'S SHOW Legal Ncticà' items of new equlenI and P• claim, the name and address of the 5 MEMS iN LAW: (. forming ccnstction and complete Creditor or his agent or aftomey, ThOMAS REMBERS (F.) I) O)1HEAR installatIon of the following and the amount claimed. it the BOOK BEAT o) SENIOR SCENE described traft slen.i prolect: N MAN: aIts BIG VALL 3:30 i OXFORD ROADAND FERNW000 claim is not yet due, the date MICI MOUSE CL Co go." Derd se will becom, due shall be stated. If P MAH 120 BOULEVARD, SEMINOLE the claim Is contingent or based On the S of COUNTY, '2' 12' TAKE AOVICF P ONE URE TO FLORIDA, TRAFFIC unIuidatod, the natura of the tin. SIGNAL INSTALLATION. 2) AM 12 4 P SEARCH certaInty shall be stated. If R e IL Bidders shell be qualified traffic claim is secured, the securIty shall ijis, W YOU( edom and hiien (9 ALl. J.fY CHILDREN sIgnal construction Cuntrtos be desribed. The claimant sai l9j GtWGA3 SURVIVAL appreved by the Florida Depart. deliver sufficient copies of tynj ttii jpys . thi claIm meat of Transportation to' perform oiT5ed Wed., :- 40p.m. 24 SCHOOL PROGRAM. BO AND clerk to enable the clerk to tory Stars WIdUde Pafrlaa MING LASSIE UNDERDOG this work and shall submit miii one copy to each personal Neal. M,iba Memo, Celeste satisfactory writhel evidence with representative. 5:30 12:55 4 Hoi. bid that they are so appreved by the P (12' N 2 12' NBC NEVS ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS 200 Florida Department of Tran. NOT SO FILED WILL BE 8Ej. 4 GiLl.IGAjfSlSLJ:pnO. 100 sportatlon, including description FOREVER BARRED. 9) $20000 PYRAMD' Pre) ''p 24 2' 12' SOMERSET &edFt1..botow, and location of most recent signal ontodmur$..1:30pm Dated March 35th, 1976. PAN'Y pro(ectcOmpI,tedonthestatehigh. 4 *DOAY ( 2:30 RObert Harry Petevi (9) BRLVHUR1WES way system. MARYHA4Jj '61 NEWS 2 t2' THE DOCTORS As Persona Represinfa. Road modificatlonsand paveme HARTMAN HE LONE RANGER tivS of the Estate of r'lirklngs shall not be included in Gertrude Peters bld.Theseitecnswilibefurnishedby Networks Announce the Seminole County Public Works Schedules Kenth M. Beane Depatmentincoordinatvfththe P.O. i)rewer One successful bidder. SpecifIcations may be obtained at Casselbeny, Florida the office of the Seminole County Telephone: (305) 329.7333 Engineer, 4300 Sou$hOrlar4o Criv, Publish: May 10, 17, 1976 Universal Is Studio Champion Sanford Florida 3277), or by writIng DEZ.SI ______ Clicks Office, P.O. Diiwer C LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Sanford Florida 32711. All bids are to -PUBLIC NOTICE OF "It boll: down to providing ' The Six Million Dollar Man,' bosses Jules Stein and Lew be in a sealed envelop, plainly APPLICATION networks have announced their the best product," says Univer- 'Bionic Woman' and 'Emergen- Wasserman recognt7.ed fn- marked on the outside, 'Sealed Bid The City of Sanford, Florida for SIGNAL CONSTRUCTION, open hereby gives public notice of Its 1976-17 season, and the winner with understandable pride, shows, we have come up with and formed Revue Productions, Bids 7. will1S76. be opened at board 2:00 P.M. dinanc, with the Public Employee and still champion of the studi- "We've had Interesting prem- the best qualit series. J'm Uper:ting at the old Republic Mcndai Juno in the Relations Commission of the State of os Is - Universal 'Television, isesthathavefntriguedthe net- talking about 'Kojak,' studio, Revue n- County CommissIoners Meetino Florida.Acopyofsaido,.,jina..4.,s, It's no SWTTicP. The only sur- " ' .,.,, , ,,c pa.t wu tj huom, Second Floor of the Court availabl, for Inspection by the 'Bdreu; •Columbo' and expensive series. prising aspect to the new three years have done thin HOus. in Santon, Florida. Actual public at the office of the City Clerk 'Roco Files." In 1962, MCA bought con1 award to Iuccesstul bic will be andattheofficeofth.Clt Manager schedule is how far Universal that have set new patterns. Most aitics would agree that of the foundering Universal made In the next regular County in the Sanford City Hall. The ap. scoresaheadofItsmpetltors, "For instonce, 'Rich Man, Universal has proved its Pictures, abandoned the Commission Meeting in the Court Plication will be filed with the Stat, Sanford, Florida. Tuesday, Public Emoy,e Relation Corn. The studio will have 14 hours of Poor Man.' It was a new form product from the bland, facto. agency business and moved June I, 1,76. missIon on June 2. 1974. weey programming in pre forcommercialtelevlaion in the rytyle series of its earlier into the largest studio in to. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Warren E. Knowles , time, plus another hour and a United States — dramating a pars. Not that it doesn't still Its huge bacot with sththng Clerk of the Circuit Court CIty Manager half that has already been or- novel, The networks had never have its losers - withess this sets of eve locale needed for Board of County CITY OF SANFORD. L dered for mid-season, Commisslon Publish: May Il, 15, 19, in presented a series that was self. season's "Ellery Queen," "City film proved ideal for television, Seminoie County. Florid. DEZ-'2 Next in line is Columbia Tele- cancelling, of Angels" and "Sara." But By: W. Bush, Jr. "There's no doubt that vision with five hours, followed "But because of its success, Universal has attracted top- history of Publish: May 17, p 1976 FICTITIOUS NAME the company plays a DEZ.$I by Ncrman Lear's company the Notice is hereby given that I am show led to two others: flight producers and writers large part in its current sue engaged in business at 2017 Chase with three and a hail hours, 'Rich Man, Poor Man, Book II' with promises of the chance to cess," sald ce, adding that Ave., Sanford. Seminole County, MThI Enterprises and Quinn and 'Best Sellers.' NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE make quality shows. Florida under the fictitious name of MCA chairman Wasterman Martin Productions with three NOTICEISHEREaYGIVEN "We've also had success in BASKER'/ILLE ENTERPRISES, Universal had the advantage and by vIrtue of that Certain Writ of president Sid Sht-inberg apiece. our approach to shows that of getting into and that I ExecutIon Issued out of arid under name with Intend to register said early. Wen "thoroughly understar.d the flow does Universal do it? the Clerk of the CIrcuit would fit into the Family Hour: MCA was still a talent the agency, teleion businp" seal of the County Court ofaCourt, Seminole County, Florida in Seminole County, Florida, uPon accordance with the provisiore ot fInal Iudgment rendered aforesaId COUrt on the 7th in he the Fictitious Name Statutes, To July AD. flS in that certain case w Section 54309 Florida Statute, entit led: ii Beneficial Finance 9 MONDAY NIGHT SPE CIAL "Raoy of Year Pageaci n Pan i W LETS MAKE A DEAL 8.00 2') 12' NBC M: "The Life wzl Tries of GtlsIy Marr5" tan ggsrty______ stars as a rrmn setto flees_____ to the ___ MOVIE: (Pbt) Ekzabetti theQenEp1,,1,9 il 1200 2 9i N '4 6 YOUNG AND REMLESS 20 (Men.) lflLD PRESS (Ts .Wed..Thtn.)L 1150 P MAH ME ____________________ MAC RT OO SQUARES for a aime he 1974. co Afrnoon 2 12' MGHT '4 6 CBS ME: " HOPE 9 1)-1 1130 24 CAPRASOONDAS 9 - --______ p ",.ThlJ •,(" �Monday, May 17, 11"6 411-Evening Herald, Sanford. FL Answer to Prsvous Puzzle Great/Big I Mart Walker BEETLE ALEY _________ __________________________________________________ PE I4AC' 10 60 TO [E T)4E BARRACK6. BEETLE WERET FORGOT wp4AT 'U FOR&ET AFTER REAKFA5T I osEiNC In 5 55 Roman fruit astronomer reading TiIi 20 4 I Hiatus country )o __________ by Art Sansom lab) — (Al r FOUT 'TO learning 44 Uascubne ccl(ouroF 0 0 1p ~ ) . 1 Town in 8 Fruit 9 Ash or hr 10 Soap-frame bar 12 Kind 10 41 Units of " =7A! -; CommemOrafive pillar -- Khayyam 46 Large bundle -dicU -- 48 Girls name Roman 29 Egyptian goddess 49 Stale positively 50 -- Porsena 52 -- Bias 30 Philippine 53 Island iö ——— r- r r (Fr) 54 Coterie swcetsop 4 r r iT 13 11 ____ __ 43 emperor -- 3 2 1 iama armadillo 28 Ohio 28 6Frequentsutti* Eagles nest 38 Most famous WWII group cç_ 21 Girl's on-chief Kenya 37 1 Drunkard DOWN Domesticate 44 Huge Nigeria 24 Crew 5 Commanders- 25 Three-banded 45 Persian P° 34 Most extensive 35 Capital of 0 IA _____ ________ _________ THE BORl LOSER garment _________________________________________________________________ Ci • o 5.'? 4 --%-------C:, ------ 32 Of the mouth 33 Memorandum 36 Egyptian god 39 Heavy weight 42 Odd number tab 2 Irish 3t Protective 0 S'infe island 22 American pool. -group 3 Permit Use 0' Pound 4 Capital of 23 Wise man African 27 0 — ——— —— SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) kely to be too You might have to contend with You're not li tn,øu Et pets?" ---it tolerant of your friends today. n e* dealings and domestically something say or You could do with others. Keep a cool head. that you'll lz1ter regret. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 20) TAURUS (April 20-May ods to 21) You could have many Don't use rash meth ey irons in the fire today that ' achieve your aims today. Th overlap will are apt to produce the type. of projects results you're not hoping for. disastrously. Do less, but do it GEMINI (May 20-June 20) right. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Your temper is on a rather ti ve as to short fuse today, particularly 19) Be very selec anything today. nd wi th people working for you. Be whom you le , or you'll have an If your choice is wro 'it's t caref ul kely to be returned intact. li uprising on your hands. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(l-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) e wrong ) Over the next few days, screen You're apt to let th any business proposals very people make decisions for you be carefully. Don't take a flyer on today that you should thinking. own ur making. Do yo f li msy. some ——— I 25 26 24 11 29 30 7 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 9EFORE OR."\ (AFTER FINAL. El El 11 I by Lorry Lewis H I 8L 9 ___ " , '? I 35 T T ____ ____ _____ ; , F~ _ I ______ ___________ ______ - 4 17 ' j Uc Young ' . - / rr __1 ___1 -JE:- 1f' / , AAM&OW&VAUN :1 - fmag; Llordr'.' / ~ . __ ~ - /1 - It - 1%~ 1 L 1 -. L -' i - 0 - . - S. T 'L L. '- I I.- I - WHAT WF_ II E THIS .r - -< ;0 HAS SOLD TEEN UTRS ' IS BAME SINGER P - -, ,".,' HOW A8W 11 * MYCOUSiN I EXCITING! IS HE REALLYA OVER FIVE A MILLION MILttJ RECOS lkJ RECIDS! _____ / J (FI _____ 'I - I -i i I — 4 mftw I. - 0 c PA ' - .r. to 0 01T Uaqii fit, - 1` : . 1. D I • .-Il a a with an increased production of acid digestive juice by the 11i'' ,_ _ I , \ ` " / — . Brown has said that Mar) land voters Nirrive in the days before the But he also said that whatever the out vo t es himself . They also met in Maryland, where the polls gave Ford come, he intends to keep campaigning balloting, Michi gan's delegates will be shared the edge. In Democratic competition Carter 's. /I I 6 6 '- to It The Race ~ 4 . his .-lances on most issues with polished rhetoric. . , , , . t would be ans have een v,is) to accomplish equality and environmental protection and health care for everybody. That's not true. 'Right now in many pla ces In Ca lifornia it costs from $1,500 and above deliver a baby. How's a person making 110,000 a year going to afford that? ) j !~*i 4111 l() . " , -, ,, "°' ihe Good , ..' ,, , I (_,.J ... and I have a himigraine headache!" Neighbor. ' Albert S. Rodda of the Fifth &,natorial District is a veteran state legislator who came into office wi th old Pat Brown and tends to minimize Jerry 's accomplishments in holding down the budget. "fly Law." Rodda explained, "California may not engage in deficit financing. The governor is charged with sound fiscal responsibility. lies using a lot of the rhetoric of ((,eorge) Walla ce Yet he s an elitist lh . - - - - - TUMBLEWEEDS - OF 'THE COMM Jfl'Y in roomil I 1 11 . IT MY 1201YID OVEN 7D IN WiM OV'flE PEOPlE IN WI&Ht,t&ALL MY I I I :I ~ *4 I — , I Lf_)1' I'M NOT AWT MrAVY WUN - - ' — - , . L- ZO14Th — tO75 Or P&V1,,9 , )W A"? Sf4E StZ5 £ø()4R5 (11 ó4VP A"IA&.c! \ .- es E~t A ~Aj, , , I 1"" , _--...--------.-- . AMM r6w gm - / - ~J \ - I., _tI .- W . - — ! 1 -_ ~'' - - _3-17_f I ".,I______________________ * . I ._.._.._r I ~il ' ill - ~ V/ /,J 41 11~i 11~ " ,I. Iii 11 --i - _______ Ill I I ~! i I - I't - I ~11 Pl(s4ij,,, Ifi 'I - .1.-__.J I , 011~ .1-i . _A1.21 1 1 1I . I .. I" ' Adopts .. % " I _..~k I. Budget rt 'PI - ;I0 ~ 1. . .. . . .. '5) c" xt' _'.- -Q s' .1,;-!.; 1,~ ? " - I~Q ,(, The Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA) 2-A (I , . - jih f & i than last years version - and will submit it to the county 11a' -, ," - Yr has budget of UU,664 -one which officials say is I 1 per cent I wer 4B . ?.. Bv KRIS NASH ld ff r er - 0_1 •' 4 1-3- B s- ,t 5_1% which was released Monday Admin istra tive Dennis Dolper. "' e" at 1. 4fI .I Nlonday's high 91. today's low 40. Partly cloudy with a chance , 'i.. , ' ' and cooler tonight. Mostly sunny Wednesday- High today mid to upper SOs. Low tonight 'st to substitute chea per but - ^ - _- shifting to northwesterly around 15 m.p.h. by evening. Rain probabUity 30 per cent-A. and tides on P ".' .I Okayed sub.tituting generic drugs in " "'-.• .. ,. . - ".' . .. . .. . - i "L. i IS Ir -;~ t - - - 4.. - . ranging from eight per cent to "I I ' . b sidered final. In the 11 )ears since SCOPA was legislated into being, Ryan said it has progressed [than- 4: SA VING THE WEKIVA tractuall - _b until the 1977 78 9 fiscal year to pay $35,000 an. tank farm. Since these contracts still Natural Resources Director Harmon Shields says be's ready to recom mend purchase of ca- exist, tt* county continues to %lifoamentally endangered land along the lower Weki%a River at receive the SCOPA budget each However, the amendment amendment argued It was ing medically necessary on today a Cabinet meeting A decision Is expected thIs afternoon year for final sahctson of the more than $5 million a year. Herald Photo by Jacqueline Dowd) total amount, Ryan explained. ,tiil a recent study would have allowed pharmac- wrong to put responsibility for the prescription. lI the of *` Z. - ~_ I A' 4 - 'Vi ~ " I .11 iei %-e TJ I 1 I 4II I L,. n -, j I-! 'i -~ 4. :,~~,-4, cialltotheintwheit longer requires taxes to support . -_ * . ~.- I . .73 treatment at the port. in ad. __ _. . . qI diuion to $15,000 annua . Hy until . .-." ,_ . . - Z , Florida Department I '. 11 .$ I 01 I ' II It 1 410. A4~l" W.,,;,,,!~,~L.t,hk4,ju, , Im 14 ,, 103 per cent Since SCOPA was originally established as an entity supported by county taxes, the annual budget must be approbed by the county cornmission before it can be con. '- . *1 . I I ' Ryan and Dolgrier, while lowerranking SCOPA employes are a ti" 4' ' 'iesday low to mid 60s SouthwInds 10 to IS m.p.h. west JERRY BROWN ill , . i 1 * of thundershoweis. Clearing . ,*~ rl '. boosts for .' . ,': , t A ss ista nt , l'he 1976-7? budget includes I' V4 I'. \ liii' It - 4'S The new budget proposal , Tdt'.iinn %vollicil ~_J , Is- equal drugs on prescriptions in. the hands of pharmacists, -%Ilo is better qualified to purchasing cheaper generic volving senior citizens, Ma. to substitute cheaper but equal Holmes, D-Fort Lauderdale caid and Sledicare recipients. make tht detennination what is drugs in filling most pre- -If that isn't a good enough drugs. In passing the bill, the [louse A sponsor, Rep. John Consid- best for the patient, the doctor scriptions has won House ap. reason to vote for the bill, I an amendment by ire, D-West Palm Beach, said who has been treating the 62-51 killed proval In a multi-million dollar don't know what is." But Woodrow Allen, a public Rep. Edmond Fortune, D.Pace, the imientimtnt would have patient or the Pharmacist?" victor), for Flodda consumers. per cent of the asked Rep. Dennis McDonald. 25 relations official of the Phar. a pharmacist. which would allowed only The House passed the bill, CSve restricted drug substitu- population to take advantage of H-St. Petersburg. ha 105-7 vote inaceutical Manufacturers AsUB2740 and 2950, in a Yhe bill would allow doctors savings tions unless approved by a cheaper drug prices. said Monday after killing ii crippling nociation, . to forbid substitutions by writSuppi, , rt II of Fortune'% - bly would not amount to doctor. amendment it had adopted last proba to 4 .,- L.~. IA L. 1, . .. , '.- S ,0MI ' 4A . Sports k.- " MMIBV' ,- Consumer Victory: Generic Drugs wtek "I: m iwaj'ls $10 mniilieii . . ~cv a WN •c ' I TA I LA ii ASS F F (AP) i"eopk of I- lorid.i said a spon showed that the average per son -- A bill requiring pharmacists sor, Rep. Karen Coolinan would save only 1.7 per cent by - __ - . - . I , 4 .- wr cam ib mw m . a - , _____________________ Football is In the air... ln,%Iay? Yep Seminole High Is planning an intra-squad game Th ursday night. See details on Page I.B. ' '' l)r Lamb Iiurcaope .... negativism to government expenditure is so strong there's no room for negotiation. fie wants a reputation of having opposed tax increases. "Ile's also saying what thepeople want tohear." 7h4TSAW,rWZP AAVW AierfCr,iine 7WT I— 0 ~ . fl a _-- I ;~ wuwmmanow f UPI . i I . 'HUI 'A Yl!." RKIHT'~AMINJ i ,~ : i i. . . . . by T. K. Ryan IWE "I'm SIT- 11 ____________________ - - 5,. " i Football ? Already. DearAbby - ,,. Maor James R. Lorrnann said Cleveland is attempting ta , (ross'.iord Editorial ' Julian told councilmen Monday night that a settlement is possible in the case But he said Cleveland must know the limit beyond which the city will not go. 9_' , . I10.61 Calendar UAW . a- . '' City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. has said the Sunshine Uw's prohibition of the confidential relationship makes second class tiUL II UI ViVtLVU Ut1iidf3 makes no provision for a confidential attorney-client relationship represent the citizens best interests In the matter ( Continued on Page 2- A) by a governing body. He said recently the law should be amended Aruwid Th c Clock W -to map strategy in lawsuits, rather than giving the"other side" the advantage of having everything done in full public view and In full view of an opponent and attorney in a court case. win the case," adding it is the elected officials otill-gation to . l\I)F" arrogant He is a 37 year.old bachelor with monastic habits who spent three and a half to permit lawyers and their clients -including a governing body Radcliffe of Winter Park I ( -stion. Brown has had enough national media exposure in the last year to define , ( ,=, His con versational technique is simple Hi. uses a question to cut off a t li~., y' s Advice: MeetInPrivate in Oregon. Nevada, and, finally, in his own Californli Brown Joins -- know .. the real anybody?" h Attorne Toda y 'i 0 Councilmen Discuss Avoiding Sunshine Law __________________________________________________________ Law requirement of rrking public how far th e city will go in settling it $109,000 lawsuit filed by consulting engineers Glace and lose who e pat conclusion: No one knows the real Jerry Brown. 4. & 6 0 I--,' , ,' ___ leaders of the Unit ed Auto Workers Union to help him beat Udall again. pr imary states, and Ford spo kesmen have blamed crossover Dtaicicrats for the losses This time the President ap- ___ ________ IMIIIIII $500 for a study, which is the jail. Hattaway told the sheriff. But first phase of the ad di tion of an "Anytime a committee hires Hattaway went on to explain Th e Seminole County Corn- estimated $2(X),)0 worth of pee- one of its own members, it is that anyone who volunteers to mission today rejected a fabricated jail cells to be In- acting contrary to the policy of serve on committees should recommendation by Corn- stalled at the present jail the board," Commission realize they are gi vi ng up the missioner Sidney VihIen Jr., to facility. Chairman Michael Hattaway righ t to bid on projects. pay $500 to a Sanford architect Commissioncrs said they said. Vthlen said Gutmann had serving on a county advisory didn't feel the $500 should go to Sheriff John Polk disagreed offered to develop the site plan committee to develop a site Carl Gutmann of Gutmann- with Hattaway, saying such a for M. The commissioner said plan for the addition of moaular Dragash Assoc., -because policy would prohi bit many to hire an outside architect units at the county jail. Gutmann is member of the ad persons from serving on could cost as much as $2000 However, the commission hoc committee that is stud)ing committees. I Continued On Page 3-A) By DONNA ES Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOI) - A plan to avoid public discussion of a pendng' lawsuit - and Florida's Government In the Sunshine Law -was presented to city Louncilmen at their Monday night meeting. City Uouncilman J.R. Grant told colleaes that Special Attorney Mack N Cleveland Jr a former sta te senator, wants strolledmntohisofficeintheStateCapitolatfl000 f . ___ movement out there and it did gain -, __________________ __ III Herald Staff Writer heart when Sen. Frank Church won the Nebraska primary a v'eek ago. A Brown victory n Maryland would give It more muscle, and a poll is concerned that conservative voters foes can't stop hill), but saying it won't published by the Baltimore Sun Inwho cast Democratic ballots for George be serious if he loses, 17 rnv vnt dicates that race is a close one. In Vnra hnc nrnnniinrd victory i r Wallacei Michigan Carter is counting on the Republican, for Reagan this time Michigan a must Ronald Reagan said a Angeles and has been seen with exotic actresses in posh restaurants. ~~ I!_ - known, but they are associated As worrisome for Ford is the fact that But neither can he afford to str losing regularly. There is a stop-Carter Michigan voters can cast ballots in either prim2ry. There Is no party registration, and the President's vamp reclusive years in a Jesuit seminary. fie is also into Eastern refigions. Amor.41, his political idols is Ilo Chi Minh. fie shunned a $1.4 million new governor's mansion to live in a small, spare apartment He cats junk food lie also has a scenic home in th e hills aboe Los — -I . 4 -, ' TIPAE. TO PUCK . . %> / youe stomach. Ccffee. tea, colm and ~ I I o presidential for Michigan "wo uld L.e tantamount to Ile works until 2a.m. sometimes and makes his staff do the same. He has also kir them. The exact mechanism of why a person has an ulcer Isn't it, to see him. Frank McCulloch, a discern4w Sacramento editor, described him as "the new kid in th e fif th gr ade spoiling f or a fight lie is also ca lled humorless cold k,..'. ot ajob story is fairly typical. One doesn't have to be an executive to have an ulcer, but it seems to help. Manual laborers and farmers are less likely to have Deintwiratic A metropolitan newspaper publisher was asked at a pubhc gathering about the o%ernorofCaliiorTaa He answered simply Theman is nuts Th e governor's fl th er, who Finds his son's poli ti cs puzzling, has to wait his turn lii rOX ,.-' ,-\ IJ g tend to recur. Your husbands by Bob TImlites ________________________ '...JL_ delegate strength, Carter said he could absorb a loss to Brown and, for that matter, to Udall as well. "I don't have to win every primary," he said. The New Kid: E ai~& , our one, and it's Uw that they do I ____ U - ' With his commanding lead in six primaries to Reagan, and said he expected to win, Sen. Paul Laxalt, the Reagan campaign manager, sa id a Reagan victory - • i i-.ave FRANK AND ERNEST . I industralized society that parties lie complains of pain In the women had more ulcers than pit of his stomach w he n he has men faces California Go'.. Edmund G. Brown Jr., a new rival, in Maryland, and Rep. Morris K. Udall, an old one, in Michigan. in Michigan after losing five of the last nomination." ) e vr i(icl' today, with the Republican stakes highest in his own Michigan territory, It is a day to watch the losers, in Michigan and in the Maryland Nonetheless, Reagan's strategists thought they had an opportunity to . I 1 4~i i i i i i itl i i r. u Republikan Rumbie ______ Me mber' s $500 Offer Committee election wheel takes two new spins primary. No candidate is County Commission Turns Down ___________ in proportion to the popular vote, so there is so mething to be gained even in defeat. Ford intensified his campaign effort would be something of a miracle (For a copy ot JACOBY Dy A ________________________________________________ By WALTER 8. MEAR.S Al' Special Correspondent President Ford has more to lose than any other candidate as the primary 850 000 on 1 television a dv ert ising mal correct precedure. South - . I i~l - ')t wins the spade lead with his MODERN send $ I to' "Win do this king and decides to go after at Bridge clubs After all there are six newspapir P 0 Box 469 pru6dble tricks Lhere. If he fladio City Station, Now York. starts by leading his queen he N r' 10019) Jiw khigan: nominations. Democrat Jimmy Carter is running in both states, trying to prove that his to exrrt no.,- appreciated. I..; I She also told the commission members and administra tion po wers in downtown Sanford. Provided in the bill Is the pleted, and was bein g recommended by the sta te for inclusion In that the DDC was a "boot-strap organization relying completely tequirement of a referendum so that the downtowners themselves the National Register of Historical Places. This decision now competition ;,.~ if he has just wor th his salt knows that the to touched it by accident or in an way to play a long suit is play a high card from th e cffot to reach some other acid tablets next to the bed In psychic stress That doesat case he wakes up at ni ght wi th a always mean that the str ess is feeling of burning in the related to the job either. It can be associated with family recom stomach - Any would be sltuatlonsandthestressm8Ybe inendat1on. you ______ - ______________ .j4 Pass Opening lead - 7 V Jim It takes an the downtown area. Miss Jacobson then submitted an updated application to the Historical Places. The Senator is also sponsoring a bill, proposed by the DDC, 'delighted" wi th th e outcome. "We came so nea r to losing that money," she said. going to win enough to settle the %A:., As a result of financial problems, the commission was forced a historical survey of the district, and that the surveyors were so im pr essed with the potential of the district that it Is currently to delay its review of fundin g appli cations until April. During this being recommended for inclusion in the National Register of time, the DDC went ahead and funded its own historical survey of Tallahassee, as well as all the commission members, including AIIaryIand: Caitet' Pass I j NT Pass Pass Pass slost individuals who are the ulcer and the pain is successfully treated for a peptic eating something. relieved by lie usually keeps some anti ulcer learn to decrease their NO— A CLERK IN A RECORD STORE " OH, JuGHEAD, 14OW Li - - r ~, MEAN,WHAT WE NEED IS SJW_ER 1£ tains over 40 legal properties, 29 of which are of definite historical Jacobson submitted an application for funding for Sanford's historical restoration project, stating that the project fitted in significance," continued Senator Wilson. at the DDC had recenUycompleted with all three of the commission's objectives. She told the commission th community." M club" Oswald: "Expert Sou West North East South such beverages do stirnumore acid digestive juice. Alcohol has the same effect, per ha ps even worse. Cigarette "That's when I rebelled," she said. "I said that downtown Sanford had done everything possible to prove its sincerity, its a)p ~? 17 West shows out on the second cocktail every evening and ulcers than women now. There .sometimes quite a few at was a time when we were a less by Bob Montana '. "' he never uses any alcohol but In major factor in ulcers Perhaps between times he has his usual that's why men ha ve mor e II A 1RCHIE 1 WNOW A La m b Important. During his attacks Stress does seem to be a - I. Dr. downtown Sanford. deserving of the Bicentennial Commission support." Part of the do%ntown historical district _______________________________________________ ___________ th gets that same shock but he has allowed for that and given himself an extra chance He has led a club to dummy's king and come back to his own hand with the queen. Jim ''He would look mighty silly if East had shown out, but that was most unlikely. Now. when West showed out he was able to lead a diainond, finesse dummy's jack and wind up with three clubs. five diamonds, one 3pade and his three notrump, gone to the House floor as yet. to the efforts of Sena tor Wilson. Miss Jacobson first contacted the Bicentennial Commission In a letter to the commission, Senator Wilson wrote that she strongly recommended for funding the Sanford DDC request. "I hte last year, even before the December 175 meeting at which y ownefsdir ected a steering . rchants and propert have been personally working with this group for some time now, downtown ire and I can sinceret say that I know of no other project more committee to form the DDC to spearhead the redevelopment of Miss Jacobson said she learned on April 26 that the com- on volunteers." She said that she and others could no longer will decide whether the taxing district be created. This rests with Washington, and the outcome is expected shortly. havetriedtotellhlmthatitWas Station, New York, NY 10019, t'T I /'\ , -'R / ' " ________________________ won&r if he should be using mailing. Address your letter to coffee at all. Ile hasn't given up me in care of this newspaper. ~,'. ____ L Very Common six or seven attacks of ulce rs ulcers are and where they are during the past 10 years. He has located and what to do about ne'.er nod Lu be Nj3pltahzzd for them yu can ''nd 50 cents for any of them but he Is very The Health Letter, number I , Ulcers - Duodenal, Stomach. uncomfortable. I have read some of your Send a long stamped self comments in the paper and addressed envelope for PRO2"L'' Gal' "\ " SOME HOV4 SHE 5EC-4niI MIXIED UP Wl-TH THE DA'e I'LL A L%SARtAN? CREAM ) V-JRON CRO''JD! 1-UM' J çr f''c ',_,,,.,_,_.lI \,,,/ C' ç - 1 I II . -:-"% , k" 0 ~r ,,,.' * __ '. ts:ttj and JAMI".S JACOBY £103 - I s time we quit being overlooked." Archives and History the conunission decided Sanford' MISS Jacobson proceeded to contact Adams' office In restoration project would ha ve a grea te r total impact on the I mbitious interests will yQS •AI 4A K 10864 WEST EAST * A .18752 £ Q 6 vA94 v1o8763 Q 102 • 96 *3 & . 9 52 SOUTH £K94 VKJ2 *K8 7 54 &Q7 Both Vulnerable - after being reassessed and hearin g testimony from the Division of downtown Sanf or d. But we need ed to ha ve some help, and it was AT BRIDGE NORTH (DI __ "Both are very good projects, said Adams this morning. ',But integrity of purpose and its quality of leadership in revitalizing 41 -- WIN recurrence. fie must have had complete description of what DO "r'Ou KNOVi TF-LLIt--JG ME HER 17 iiiiiiiii - se veral months until he had a stomach itself . For a more I . , ermeer 1 LIFE STOP"c". - -1 PRISCILLA'S POP MISS V'IEST J.-.S"\ May 18, 1976 ________ . • on a holding list. Competing for the same funds was the Bradlee! McIntyre house in Longwood. and practical, moneywise. 5T — - Funds by the Senate, and by the House review committee, ut s Miss Jacobson attributes DDC's success in its battle for funds Corrunission, Sanford's historical restoration project was first put application for the historical restoration grant. targets, be your finances. Be both prudent established your o all-out, prepared to -- &L _ _____ f. * Bicentennial e learned that the commission had three oblectives: "While the Bradlee Mclnt)Te house is a worthy project, it is According to Dr. Bill Adams, director of the Bicentennial mission's budget review commission had rejected the DDC's only one site. The Sanford downtown development district con- horizons, heritage and festival. After a meeting with Adams, Miss D. of decisions, The first time he smoking seems to decrease the Flori d a nader wants to tiadanulcerhetookverygoOd abilityofthedigestivejuicesin know when a card is con(_ i_ti • ..\ care of himself and did all the the small intestine to neutralize sidered played from dummy. . i'.; b The answer is that when thingsthedoctortoldhlmtodo. the acid digestive juice from ". ' - ' I -. ",.I\ declarer touches, the card with / fletookhismediclnei'egularly the stomach. ----------. J(•:'.:.-• ' L_-'''?1\.1 1 b--, _______ evident intent to play Most of these ulcers are in and the ulcer healed. He still played In other words he is tended to have an acid stomach duodenum the first part of the is________ .. J ..— _. -ç but he got along rather well for small intestine just oiitside the it back But ' S - t i:-t — --- -.-- - In continue . carry on the work of the DDC on a volunteer basis, and referendum wi ll possibly take place along wi th Sanford's that professional help was needed If the project was to be con- municipal elections In December. At present the Improvement Authority Bill has been passed Untied. _______ ___ participate in the annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, YOUR BIRTHDAY haste to get things done. You won't be pleased wi th the School Band's April trip to . - — . 11 --- --- ______ ________ _______ ___ _______ Ran," a collection of memorbilia by Seminole County blacks, and - - what you'd call ulcer prone since he's had recurrent at. ta cks of duodenal ulcers now during the past 10 years. tie 1.5 4laridhasa good job. There isa certain amount of pressure wi th it since it is an executive position and he has to make lots BLON DIE tRTL"0t'T0) <ATThE) MAY I I? A 4,ø'.NOWIMAYIsEE'fl4E V M"1 E ER1?METji '4A/E T4E > FRONT 'ACE FOR T) S'-u36tE -4k "1 'w'1T14 SOME CHANCE " OF SHOWERS " Y MV COMFY SECToNL7_ '"1 SPORTS. (A SECOP'JO. DEAR' &I ._S$ Ce'L&R A?-41) DADDY ' 7J' t4.,' ( READ T1-IE ,' '' \ , &5LRcz - ~5 52 53 54 - DEAR DR. LAMB - I am writing about my husband to see If you have any suggestions ______ , •1 — a,.. —I 1. ——— "' ~$1.(X)0 toward Lake Brantley High LIBRA (Sept. 23-oct. 23) be awakened in you this year. Don't leave to Lady Luck the They could lead to something By La wreaceLatoM.D. \\' --.. VIRGO (Aug. 23&pt. 22) Your efficient work habits may go by the boards today in your M ,500[nmatchtngfundsto d Sanford's Downtown Development corporation (DDC) in its restoration of historical sites. Also approved were grants of $2,500 to support "They Also $6,500 ______ The Florida Bicentennial Commission Friday approved i~ I Wins Sanford By JEAN PAITESON Herald Staff Writer ll shortly need. Curb your cooperation you' Peptic Ulcers ____ ___oli, ____ AT TI-I' CANK i '; •" town I . _____ _____ - I 1 1 58 L. x by Stoffel & H.imdohl _____ ___ ~ "? - - - 51 #7 'EEN A Ro2eERY > 'B[JGY'S . - ——— . — — — nl ~ ___________________ __________ - 56 4UEVe______________________ NERE .1 — Down I . sioc' '\( WRAT ALL TN' COMMOTION.9 _______ I I I F ____ ___________ , it —— ——— ——— ____ _____ BUGS BUNNY \k — 31 1 1 __________ 111111111111111111111111111111111 I --- ___ __ - Restoration Planned Historical Site acting first, thinking later. by -.111 V to be too insistent upon having This is one of those days when alienate someone whose — — A0 1, __1 I A 01# I.,VA . I V -, J ". I 1_~:11 __ —— ——— -- Sanford, Florida 32771 -Price 10 Cents 18, 1976 No. 231-Tuesday, 681h -- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Try not 8 - lutervalil _ ____ 57 Boys name 58 Hires out again 59 Auriclei 14 to I BERNICE REDE OSOL I 56 Italiar, 19 Comptas ____________ By For Tuesday, May 18, 1976 ainpetor 1 9698AD) Tropical ¶6 TidieSt 7 Give sup _______ _______ ii Neighborhoods vets libre 13 Lasts _ _____ ___________ 9u,1 _ 51 Belief in poetic . 0 HOROSCOPE i ZLAJDJHI 47 Of beginning stature Titans 15 _ IL ntcnsr"e ACO$$ I High j - - - - .- . -11 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, May 17, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 17, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 17, 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